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Evening star., 1957-12-21
Bakers
Entertain
Lodges

The Commandant Of the
Potomac River Naval Com
mand and Mrs. Harold D.
Baker entertained at a for
NAL black tie dinner last
night in honor of the United
States Ambassador to Spain
and Mrs. John Davis Lodge.
Attending the dinner. held
at Tingey House on the
Naval Gun Factory grounds.
were Mrs. Perle Mesta. As
Sistant Secretary Of State
Walter Robertson. Director
Of the Budget and Mrs. Per-
cival Brundage. former Am
baSsador and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss. the Italian Am
bassador and Signora Brosio.
Assistant Secretary Of Com
merce Walter williams. Col.
and Mrs. Felix NJ. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Martin.
Mrs. Ihian McCullogh Of
New York. Mr.. Lewis Cotlow
Of New York and Mrs. Nc
Cook Knox.
Elsewhere on the service
scene was the reception and
dinner dance given by Air
Force Chief Of Intelligence.
Mai. Gen. Millard Lewis and
Mrs. Lewis.
The annual party was
given 10 introduce the for
eign air attaches to Air
Force Chief Of staff and
Mrs. Thomas d. White. Air
Force Vice Chief Of STAFF and
Mrs. Curtis LeMay and other
Air Force general STAFF Of
ficers and their wives.
Entertainment was pro-
vided by The Saints. q quar-
tette from the famous Air
Force Singing Sergeants.
The Air Force Band played
for dancing,
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Coast Jockey Rides
3O3d Winner

ALBANY. Calf. Dec. 81 tR.
Manuel Ycaza. the Pana-
manian who has rapidly be-
come the hottest jockey on tha
West Coast. brought in four
winners at Golden Gate Fields
yesterday for his 300th to 3O3d
victories Of the year.
Those included the featured
seventh race with the Thiessen
Stables Power Site. Ycaza.
second only to Willie Hartack
in the national standings. got
Power Site up in the last
strides Of the 6-furlong race in
I'LL on a muddy track. Power
Site paid $4.70. $3.40 and $2.e0.
Ycaza also won the first race
on Joaquin Miss which paid
$3.50. the fourth with Riggs,
$500. and the eighth on Direct
Current. s8.5o.
Ycaza is some so winners
behind Hartack and Is ahead
Of Willie Shoemaker.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Cliff Bottles Among l0
Named to Hall of Fame

versity and Packers. and Jack
McIntire. Peru tNebr) State
College, basketball player and
coach.
The coaches listed are w. w.
(ChieD Newman. football coach
at Whittier (Calif) College for
rs years and later its athletic
director; Clyde Lamb. ~ years
coach at Ohio Northern: the
late C. A. (Jack) West. football
coach and athletic director at
North Dakota University; Ivan
Grove. athletic director at Hen
dirk ark College and John
p. Heinrich. athletic director at
the College Of Puget Sound
(Wash).
Men honored for contribute
ing to the NAIA program were
Harold Ratlif. Associated Press
sports writer In the Dallas Bu-
reau: Fred Young, sports edi-
tor of the Bloomington (nlJ
Daily Pantograph: the late
Henry Keen. athletic director at
Tennessee State University;
and Walter johnson, in his
37th year as coach and athletic
director at Presbyterian Is. CO.
College.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Eagles Favored
Over Hofstra

HEMPSTEAD. L. l.. Dec. 81
(SpeciaD. - American Univer-
sity concludes the pre- holiday
portion Of its basketball sched-
Iule at Hofstra tonight. with
the Eagles slight favorites de-
spite last nights 1853 defeat
at Iona.
Iona hit on q highly un-
usual so per cent Of its shots
to snap AUS five-eame win
ming streak and drop the
Eagles record to So.
Frank Weiss led the Eagles
to an early 1872 lead but once
the hosts started hitting they
made half their shots. with 30
field goals in so attempts for
the game. Iona led 1894 at
halftime.
Weiss from the floor and
Willie Jones from the foul line
were AUS only consistent
scorers. Weiss posting IS points
and Jones 10. Iona's co-cap-
tains, Joe Bernardo and Ralph
Savarese. made % and 81. re-
spectively.
Hofstra's opponents have in
cluded Mount st. Mary's,
champions Of the Mason-Dixon
Conference Of which AU is q
member. The Mounts beat
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Wheaton Stops
Spartan RaIIyto
Stay Unbedten

Dale Jaques scored three
baskets in the last 80 seconds
TO stave of a determined
Walter johnson rally and give
Wheaton High q 45-43 victory
on the losers court last night.
With one second remaining
JaQues lobbed in his third
straight basket to keep the
Knights streak intact at three
games. II was the Spartans'
first loss in four starts.
Wheaton had q six-point
lead with seven minutes left.
But Walter johnson stormed
back with Pete Tredick tieing
it UP at 35-35. Bob Woodward
put the Spartans ahead at
37-35. The lead changed hands
three times thereafter with
Jaques' last basket the clincher.
The game was played on even
terms with neither club hold
ing more than a four point
advantage until the last pc
riod. It was 81 Walter john
son at the FIRST quarter and
1920 at the half. Wheaton
lead 33-2s at the three-quar-
ter mark.
Wheaton took the game
under the boards leading in
rebounds 3l-35 and getting the
big ones in the second half.
Tredick and Woodward were
high scorers with IS each. Don
Wright led the winners with II
Evening star., 1957-12-21

CuIIis of Roanoke
Named Top Player
Among SchooIboys

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. 2l
tR.-The Virginia Sports
Writers and Sportscasters As
sociation has named Halfback
Tracy Calls Of jefferson Senior
Of Roanoke as the States out
standing high school football
player Of the year.
Calls was a runaway choice
in the balloting and will be
presented q trophy during the
Richmond Invitational basket
bah tournament here December
2o along with Bobby Jordan,
VMI halfback named Big Six
player Of the year, and Dave
Young. Randolph-Macon guard
who is the Little Eight player
Of the year.
The Roanoke ace. who led all
Group ! scorers this season
with 81 points, was named on
is ballots TO just four for the
runnerup. Halfback Roger Hale
Of Hopewell.
Receiving two votes each
were Milt Saffelle. Hammond
of Alexandria halfback. and
II. J. Rust. Norview fullback.
One vote was cast for Walt
Brockwell of Hopewell, James
Monroe Of Fredericksburg, and
John Ellerson, Hampton end.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
LoureI High School
Will Resume Pluy

The remainder of Laurel High
Schools basketball schedule,
tentatively Cancelled last
Wednesday due to vandalism,
will be resumed January 3 when
Laurel plays at Lisbon.
Bob Kirk. Laurel basketball
coach. in making the announce
ment today. said the situation
had cleared up.
The schedule was Cancelled
after several students broke
windshield wipers and put sand
In gas tanks at a game with
Sherwood December l3 at
Laurel.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Jim Pace to Get
.Hero's Welcome

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dec. 81
tRl.--Little Rock Negro leaders
have set up a hero's welcome
for Jim Pace, feet halfback
from Little Rock who won ALL
America honors last season at
the University Of Michigan.
Pace. now in San Francisco
to play in the East-West ALL
Star game is expected to return
to his home town December 80.
L. M. Christophe. principal
of the Horace Mann High
School. said a parade and a
banquet viii be held in PAGES
honor.
Pace. praised by the Michi-
gan coaching staff as one Of
the university's all-time greats,
played for Dunbar High here.
Dunbar was made a junior
high when the new Mann
school for Negroes opened.
Evening star., 1957-12-21

even In rounds. SIS. and points.
6-e. The A. p. card was 6-3-i
for Kerwin In the battle Of az
year-olds.
Although Kerwin weighed
l42h and Archer 147N, the
winner wants to campaign as
q lightweight In the future. II
have two breakfasts" he said.
II could have made 1877 II I
wanted" (The lightweight
limit is 1857
Kerwin scored often with
clean counterpunches and also
drove home several right-hand
leads. For a fighter who was
supposed to be strictly q left
hooker. he showed plenty Of
right hand.
I've been working on the
right all along" he said. II
used TO depend too much on the
hook"
AS for the future, Kerwin
says he has som all the top
lightweights and he can lick
'em all"
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Cords Change Time
For SteeIers Come

CHICAGO. Dec. 81 (R.-The
Pittsburgh Steelers can take
undisputed third place in the
Eastern Division tomorrow with
a victory over the Chicago
Cardinals.
The game at Comiskey Park
closes the regular league sched-
ule and has been moved UP to
at 1905 pm. local starting time
to give the fans a chance to
see the televised Lions-Forty-
Miners playoh.
Cardinal home games ordi-
narily start at los pm.
The Cards wind UP with a
chance to share the Eastern
bracket last place with the
Philadelphia Eagles If they can
beat the Steelers. Pittsburgh
enters the finale with a Sc
mark. The Cards have 3-8.
Rumors are strong that there
will be a general overhauling
OF Cardinal playing personnel
and possibly replacement OF
Coach Ray Richards.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
SUMMER PLAY HELPS
TerwiIIiger Develops
To Spork Wakefield

push shots to bring Mclean
High School from behind and
give 1t a 3O-37 overtime victory
over Mount Vernon last night
at Mclean.
Mount Vernon. unbeaten In
two previous Northern Virginia
Group League games, led un-
III Hough hit with 10 seconds
to go 10 tie the score ct 37-37
and send the contest into over
time. Hough made q duplicate
shot near the end Of the extra
period which gave the Eagles
their second victory In three
starts. all in Northern Virginia
Group /.
Gary Miller of the Majors
led all scorers with II points.
HouRh had II.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
COACHES

Continued From Page A-l2
were concerned when he as
sumed the administrative re-
sponsibility Of adjusting and
eQualizing the working hours Of
teachers Of Health. Physical
Education and Safety during
such periods Of the school year
when they were actively en-
gagged in coaching (compensa-
tory time).
He along with DR.. Carl r.
Hansen and the principals have
openly admitted that the COM
pensatory time plan has proven
educationally unsound.
In view Of these facts the
d. c. Public High School
coaches are willing to assume
the same type Of teaching load
as other teachers and be free
at the end Of the regular school
day. This will enable them to
ta) seek outside employment
to supplement their present in
come, lie. teaching night school.
ETC.. tb) enroll in the several
colleges in the Metropolitan
Area to seek additional grad
uate semester hours credit In
order to qualify for the Mas
ters' Degree plus 80 hours salary
classification"
Evening star., 1957-12-21
PLAYOFF
Continued From Page Ala

Continued From Page Ala
in violation Of California &
Antitrust laws.
Newspaper ads enticed fans
to Marysville. l25 miles north
OF San Francisco. to Sacra-
mento and to Nevada. The
Forty-Niners' management even
bought space to tell the popu-
lace:
"Notiee-We sincerely regret
that ii was impossible to I'LL
most Of the mail orders re-
ceived for this Sundays playon
game with Detroit"
Albert Wants 5th Quarter
The main concern over the
sudden-death aspect Of tomor-
rows game was the possibility
that one team might not get
a chance at the ball extensively.
Forty-Niner Coach Frankie
Albert suggested q NTH GUAR
ter" as opposed to Rule IL Of
the NFL. The rulebook calls
for a three-minute rest II there
is a tie at the end Of regulation
play and then whichever team
scores first will be the winner.
It will be that winner who
meets the Cleveland Browns
December 20 for the league
championship.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Alumni, 81. High Point, So.
Alumni. 5O;. Northwestern, IS.
Damascus, 81 Sherwood. hg.
Fails Church, 5S; Annandale 81.
Qaithersburg 4s; Alumni 10
0royeton, 40: Fairfax, rs.
Honman-Boston 81; Alumni, 50.
Loudoun County, S6i Clarke County
Mclean, ssi Mount vernon. 81
Monigomsry Blair. 81, oonsasa. a.,
Northwood' o7i Richard Montsom-
oxon Hill, 90; Annapolis. .as.
81, Anthony. 60. Prinyy ~.
eplngarm. 70; AiumM, 72.
6uitlAnd. 81. Bell. 62
Wakeneld, 81; Hammond. ae.
WashinRton-Lee, l2i oeorge WASH
Wheaton as; walter johnson. Al.
GAMES TODAY
No games scheduled.
GAMEs TOMORROW
Alumni at Lackey
Alumni ~ Mackin, 7.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Kerwin Thinks Well of Self
After Ending Archer's Streuk

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 R.-
Gale Kerwin may 90 far or he
may fizzle out. But one thing
sure, his light won't be hidden
under o bushel.
The likable Canadian born
boxer who now lives in Valley
Stream, N. Y, was outspoken
in his own behalf last night
after he won q l0-round de-
cision over Jimmy Archer at
Madison Square Garden that
snapped Archer's l2-bout win
ming streak.
I'm a hell of q puncher and
I know IT," Kerwin said. "only
trouble I was too polite"
Kerwin's punch was enough
10 earn an ofiicial knockdown
over the New Yorker who used
10 work on the docks. He sent
Archer half through the ropes
in the seventh with a-solid right
hand.
Both judges voted for Ker-
win-Harold Barnes, 5-4-l, and
Nick Gamboli, 6-3-i--but Ref
cree Mark Conn called II all
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Two Debs Presented
At Ddnce, Reception

Washington's Christmas
debut season got off to a gay
start last evening with a
dance in honor Of Miss Alice
Huettig. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Gustav Huettig.
jr.
The party which took
place at the Chevy Chase
Club. was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Huettig. They presented
their daughter to society last
June at a tea.
The club was festively de-
corated for the occasion with
lots Of small Christmas trees
trimmed with silver orna-
nents and white lights. Les
ter Lanin and his orchestra
came down from New York
to play for the dance.
In White Satin
The debutante and her
parents formed the receiv-
ing line. Miss Huettig wore a
floor length dress Of white
satin which had a band Of
pink across the bodice that
ended in q panel in the back.
The hostess wore a gray-blue
satin dress fashioned along
simple lines. Miss Huettig
carried an old fashioned
bouquet of pink camellias
and her mother wore a cour-
sage of orchids.
Among the out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Robert
Hartwick of Detroit. aunt Of
the d butante. and her
daughter Ellen Hartwick.
Miss Hartwick recently made
her debut in Detroit.
Miss Huettig. who is tall
with brown eyes and light
brown hair. is a graduate Of
Madeira School and is now
attending Vassar.
Earlier in the evening there
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Presidents Seek
End 10 Jinx in
Game Tonight

LAST NIGHTS NE8UkI
PhiladsIRs'isa; s4IRSn'isa;dsf.sc c'lHiH''ii sEniij ?
Charlotte At WASHINGTON $50.
Phiiadsiphia II Clinton.
The Washington Presidents
hockey team tonight tries TO
do at home what they accom-
plished out Of town recently
when they meet the Charlotte
Clippers In an Eastern Hockey
League match at Uline Arena
at $50.
The Presidents hadn't beaten
the Clippers In II games until
they turned n 5-4 decision at
Charlotte on November 10. Now
their object Is % end q home
jinx against the same club.
The Clippers have won, eight
matches and tied one at Uline's
over a two-season span. while
Washington has drawn nary
q victory in that streak.
Player-C Coach Stan Warecki's
Clippers lost only l3 games
while winning the leage cham
pionship last winter. This sea-
son they have dropped II Of ~
matches so far and rank second
in the standings behind Phila-
delphia.
Washington. in fourth place
with a i2-1O-l record, dumped
the Clinton Comets, 3-l.
Wednesday at Uline's after
Charlotte had had two rough
meetings with the same club.
The Comets beat Charlotte last
Saturday in Clinton, IA, and
were nosed out, 5-4, by the
Clippers in Charlotte Tuesday
night.
Jim McNulty. Charlotte's
brilliant center, is the leagues
top scorer with 80 points. ac-
Icording to latest statistics. The
Presidents scoring leader Is
Steve Kuzma. 22-year-old right
winger. with 70 points.
A healthy contingent from
Baltimore. who rooted for the
Clippers when they were their
team year before last. is ex-
pected to help Ill Uline's to-
night.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Maurice Richurd
Top Cunudion Pro

TORONTO. Dec. 81 (R.-
Maurice The Rocket Richard
of the Canadiens. the national
Hockey Leagues all-time scor-
ing leader. yesterday was chosen
Canada's male athlete Of the
year for 1857.
Richard scored the 500th
goal Of his career shortly after
the opening Of the current
campaign.
Evening star., 1957-12-21

was a small dinner at the
club given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur H. Schroeder for their
daughter. Miss James Thom-
as Schroeder. Miss Huettig
was among the guests.
Miss Hawkins Bows
Another debut party given
yesterday was a reception
from 5 to 7 pm. in honor
of Miss Ada McCrea Hawkins.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hawkins.
The event was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Hawkins at their
Washington residence to in
troduce their daughter to
Washington society. Mr..
Hawkins is counselor at the
American embassy in Ma
drid.
The pretty brunette debu-
tante is the third generation
Of her mothers family to be
presented to society in Wash
ington. Her mother. the for
mer c Christin a Ekengren,
daughter of the late Swedish
minister, was presented. as
was her grandmother. the
former Laura w. Jackson.
Designed in Spain
Miss Hawkins and her
mother formed the receiving
line. The former was in a red
dress Of heavy faille fashioned
with a tight bodice over which
she wore a matching jacket.
and the short skirt was full
in the back. The hostess wore
a watered silk afternoon dress
in shades of gray. Both were
designed and made in Spain.
Among members of the
family at the party were Mrs.
Richard Hawkins, sr.. grand
mother Of the debutante:
Mrs. John A. Tompkins. jr. Of
Baltimore. and Mrs. Eugene
ODunne of Washington,
aunts. and Navy Capt. and
Mrs. John p. jackson, uncle
and aunt Of the hostess.
Also there was Mrs. Arthur
Hooper of Baltimore, god
mother Of Miss Hawkins.
Miss Hawkins made her
debut in Baltimore at the
annual Bachelor Cotillion.
She will also be presented at
the Washington Debutante
Ball on Monday and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins will give a
dance for their daughter on
New Years Eve at Anderson
House.
The debutante is a grad
uate of Madeiro School and
is attending the Connecticut
College for Women. Her main
hobby is horseback riding.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Blair Reveals Flows
In Beoting Gonzoqo

ever. as long as MoHatt has
Tommy Brown the Blazers fig-
ure to be q tough club to beat.
Brown. . 6-footer is o brother
Of Dick Brown who starred at
Blair q few years ago and who
Is on the Navy varsity team.
Tommy has the equipment to
be one Of the top players In the
area this season.
Moffatt also is blessed with
q couple Of other top-grade
performers In Bob Daniels.
who at 6-foot-4 may turn out
to be the rebounder he Is look
ing for. and Barry Goss.
Brown Turns Tide
It was Brown. however. who
turned the tide for the Blazers
In the closing minutes Of play
with his clutch shots and pass
feeding to teammates.
The Eagles. with Dan Slat-
terry and Tom Folliard setting
the early pace. shot into q
1911 flrst-quarter lead. They
led at halftime. 1925. They
began to slip but hung on for
. one-point. 3e-3e. lead at the
end Of the third period.
Then the Blazers made their
move as oonzaga lost the
boards and slowed down in its
floor play. Brown hit on q
layup to start the fourth period
that put the Blazers ahead.
40-S9. Slattery came back for
Gonzaga with q foul shot to
make 1t 1910 with four min
utes remaining. Goss hit on
two fouls to put Blair ahead.
42-40. The Eagles never caught
UP thereafter.
Daniels finished with 10
points and II rebounds. the
latter figure high for his team.
Brown had 10 points.
Pollard had IL points. Slat-
terry l3 and Bill Kirvan IL to
lead the Eagles with Slattery's
is rebounds tops.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Groveton's S Zone
Overcomes Fuirfux

Groveton High. lacking
height but never hustle, over
came q 3-point deficit and sur
prised Fairfax. 1888. last night
in q Northern Virginia Group !
League game at Fairfax.
The host Rebels led 1928 at
halftime but hit on only four OF
81 shots from the floor in the
second half as Groveton's gone
defense took its toll.
Billy Pickering scored IL
points and Ken johnson 10 TO
give Oroveton its iirst win In
two starts. Fairfax lost its
third game In q row despite
having the high scorer In Tom
Piper with II points.
George Washington, led by
the rebounding Of Bob clore,
gave Washington-Lee q whale
Of fight before yielding in the
last quarter TO q 1890 defeat
last night at Hammond High
School.
Quarter scores were ll-6, 20
II and 25-25. with CIV leading
only three times---once early in
the game and twice in the third
quarter. But WI pulled away
in the final quarter to post its
fourth victory and third in the
Northern Virginia Group
League without defeat.
Falls Church. jumping into
an early lead, defeated AMMAN
dale. 58-37. for its first victory
of the season after two losses
in Northern Virginia Group /
League play. Annandale is I-2
in the league.
The Jaguars. paced by John
Booth and Keith Holman. held
q 28-lS halftime lead and con-
tinued TO spread its advantage
in the second half. Booth had
20 points and Holman is.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
By BOB HANSON

Montgomery Blair High and
Gonzaga. basketball champions
in their respective leagues last
year. figure to be contenders
again. But both teams will need
considerable practice before
coming up with strong COM
binations.
This was apparent last night
at Blair when the Blazers put
on q fourth period rally to de-
feat Gonzaga. 51-46.
1t was the second game of
the season for each team. Blair
is 20 and Gonzaga l-l.
For Gonzaga, Catholic League
champions last year. it was q
case Of getting on to an early
start then firing.
AS for Blair. the Maryland
Bi-County League defending
champions came on fast in the
last quarter to dominate the
boards and floor play.
But in winning. the Blazers
disclosed esses that
Coach Ed Moffatt win have to
strengthen between now and
the league opener January Z
against Bladensburg. In be-
tween are games with Walter
johnson and an Alumni con-
test.
Miss Mae Beasley
1T was q team effort last
night. but we didn't look too
sharp until that last quarter. I"
Moffatt reflected. I'VE weren't
getting the rebounds early In
the game and until the boys
get used to not having Beasley
sweeping the boards we may
find the going tough"
Moffatt was referring to Mac
Beasley, 6-foot-4 All-Metropol-
itan selection last year and now
a freshmen at Cornell. How
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Majors Lose First
As Dove Houeh
Clicks for Mclean

Little Dave Hough. an OUT
standing guard in football but
somewhat short on the basket
ball court. sank two one-handed
Evening star., 1957-12-21
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Ry DICK TIERNEY


It's hard work to play bas-
ketball In the summer heat.
But Ron Terwilliger did with
his Wakefield High School
teammates last summer, and
he made 1t pay OF.
Terwilliger developed a
deadly one-hand set shot while
playing In the Boys Club Of
Washington summer league.
His shot has been an effective
weapon for Wakefield this sea-
son and last night 1t was in
strumental In the Warriors
54-32 victory over Hammond in
q Northern Virginia Group
league game In South Arlington.
Leads Throughout
The stocky backcourt man
scored seven field goals and
five free throws to lead the
victory while Dave Lockman
and Gar Schweickhardt each
had Is points In keeping Wake
field out in front all the way
Hammond was unable "a
penetrate Wakefield's zone de-
Tense. The Admirals appeared
to be having q bad night. espe-
cially In shooting from outside
Terwilliger failed TO get
much action last year. He sat
out the early part Of the cam
paign with q badly sprained
ankle received In football.
The summer basketball games
strengthened Ron's ankle. II
also gave him an opportunity
to develop the set shot.
I'VE didn't have q coach in
the summer league. ne said,
and we had to teach our
selves. The fellows helped me
Q lot and I was q little sur
prised when ! started hitting. I"
shows Drive and Hustle
Wakefield showed plenty OF
drive and hustle In building a
1911 first-Quarter lead last
night.
Bucky Pryor. who led Ham,
mond with Is points. scored six
in the first quarter and re-
bounded well enough to keep
his team within striking dis
tance. But In the second period
Pryor was outmanned under the
backboards and Wakefield
widened the margin to 26-l4 by
the end Of the half.
Hammond switched from a
man-to-man defense to a zone
in the second half. But Ter
williger loosened the Admirals
with two quick set shots and the
Warriors rolled to a 4l-ls lead.
The victory gave Wakefield
o 81 overall record and q 40
league mark. Hammond is l-i
In both the league and overall
play.