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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

junior and senior proms 70 the
casual Bermuda Bounce.
Athletics are big ct Wilson.
Tiger squads have rolled up .
number Of sport champions
ships In these % years: Two In
football. three during basket
ball season. four ut track and
10 on the golf course.
To boost Tiger pep, nine giris
serve as eheerleaders. Wear
ing the schools colors. green
and white. the girls are chosen
after spring tryouts and lead
the cheering at all varsity
games. They also hold pep rail-
lies and pep dances after
school.
Glasses. clubs. leadership OPP
portunlties. athletics-Wilson
has them all.
For the college bound. Il has
everything. For those not 50
inclined, there are just as many
advantages. Let's face II. VIII
son Is topsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

many magazines. newspapers
and q huge vertical file with
material useful for term papers.
A complete film library and in
formation about a multitude Of
vacations also grace the shelves
OF the student-managed serv-
ice. The library serves q dual
purpose by helping students in
their studies and by training
others for future library work.
No talent is required for the
many other clubs which meet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
Orphans

The most important project
is the annual Country Fair IN
March to raise money for the
support of wilson's three war
orphans. Each section and or
ganization is in charge Of a
booth. with prizes donated By
local merchants. The severa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

each day. Open discussions
dominates the Junior Town
Meeting League while talks BY
famous and interesting people
entertain members Of the Social
Studies Club. Both sweet and
sour tones echo through the
halls when the Music and Pro-
gressive Music Appreciation
Societies meet. Clubs for each
language. for every hobby. for
boys and for girls find time and
4 nook in which to meet.
Evening star., 1957-04-28

/. Sweetens sour stomach. Sparkling Sal
Hepatica's gentle antacid ingredients
90 to work instantly to check the
stomach overacidity that often ac-
companies constipation!
. No griping or crampine. Sal creates a
liquid bulk that exerts soft pressure.
Unlike many laxatives, Sal Hepatica
has no irritating chemical action.
Evening star., 1957-04-28
No other kind Of Laxative is
50 gentle, yet 50 fast acting
AND sWeefens sour stomach
at the some time!

Sparkling Sol Hep0tieo give
I. Gentle Is spring water on your diges-
tive tract. Doctors say you just can't
takes erlaxative than Sal Hepatica
for fast relief.
z. win not interfere with work or sleep.
Take Sal before breakfast, get relief
usually within the hour. Ortake bright
tasting Sal Hepatica " hour before
supper for relief by bedtime.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
OFF BLVD.

-old colonial, completely air.
conditioned, lavatory and fireplace
on 1st, 3 large bedrooms and full
bath on End: divided basement with
recreation room; full concrete drive
with 2-car garage; close to shopping
schools and transportation; call now
for an appointment. Page Realtors,
ASS East 2OOth Ct, KE. l-lO3O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
REAL ESTATE
NORMANDY BRICK

OVERL HOOKING Lake Erie, this spa
cious colonial. originally built for
present owner now awaits another
discriminating family; enjoy the
comfort and convenience of this
family home; wood burning fire
places in living room and recreation
room; a lovely solarium from which
to enjoy Lake Erie breeZes and view;
due to death in family, widow can not
keep UP this home; early possession.
Page Realtors. ASS East 200th st. KE
1.I020
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
FLORIDA BOUND

OFT East 3s0th st.. lovely 3 bedroom
bungalow, all natural woodwork,
adorable kitchen: tile bath with
Rarage. Page Realtors, w. l-980O.
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We've Served"
LAFFERTY 5000 %aAnaes Vine s.. VIII. 2-6O6t


This DELIGHTFUL home has beach priyi-
leqes, garage. storms and screens.
A fireplGces makes this real bar
cuin at Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Sll.400

FULL brick, "a duplex in Euclid, liv-
ing room, dining room. kitchen
down; close to schools. shopping and
transportation; this is wonderful
start for a young couple. Page
Realtors, 455 East 200th St, KE.
l.1O30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
FLORIDA BOUND

OWNER of this attractive room
single. near East 222nd. many mod
ern features; wood burning fireplace,
paneled living and dining room,
interior will surprise you and so will
the price. Page Realtors. W. $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Growing FanilY?

Growing Family!
Here truly beautiful home to answer oil the needs
OF q large fomilY; corpeted living room with WOOD
burning fireplace 2 bedrooms and full bath on lst'
2 bedrooms on End with plumbing in for future lovo-
tory. breezewoy. attached garage lot l2oxl2o All
this for Sl98O0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Basement

Here is On older home that is q
delight to offer TO you. Expansion
possible. double qoroqe. oversize lot
plus storms and screens Sl4.900
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pEVERT.Y HILLS

) ROOM early American brick front
colonial. rear enclosed, screened
porch, large bedrooms; fireplace;
iavatory down; needs decorating, but
owner will allow: vacant. Page
Realtors W l-98OO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
WilIoWick

Three.yeor-old home. 2 bedrooms and
room for Q more partiollY completed.
This is first time offered. A good
buy at ........-...........,S Slo'Uuu
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z | NJ |
says

so long folksl I'm off 10 boarding school for t~o
weeks TO polish up my manners.
while I'm gone, don't forget mo fine home buys
shai uFways woitrs for you at Laffer+Ys"
Puy More7 What For7
Here is good storer home Stop and see this 2bed-
room home, Just off Vine ST., lot 40xl23. FILA. terms
ovoioble. Selling price Is $4,000.
Splendid Buy
Vocation at home See this comfortable 2bedroom
home, Lshoped living with woodburning fire
place. fenced Yurd has lorge cement patio. Priced
at $l0.500.
Spie end SpGn
3bedroom older home lot 80xl20 full dining room.
basement double garage. storms and Must
to appreciate. Sl4900.
WickIiHe SI5.9o0
Lovely 2-bedroom runch with double otoched gouoqe
and breezewoY part basement gos heot. storms and
screens, situoted 70-H lot on poved street with
oil Improvements in. House is vacant and reody for
immediate occupancy.
Ready Soon
Do-in-yourseH project Of 49 3bedroom ranches You
can purchase little $l0900 by completing the
decorating and tile work Wotch our ods
re Served"
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Brick

II you have been looking for 4
bedroom home, here is where you
can stop. II is complete with washer.
dryer. colcinoto1. and Competing.
Truly desirable at only $50 300.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
BY OWNER
BY OWNER

NEW bungalow, big rooms, recrea-
ton area: very reasonable; nice
neighborhood; near transportation
and church East Hath; ready In
May; 2 family. 6-6 frame. Sylvia and
East 143rd, lots Hale ave, near
Lake Shore blvd: will build to suit
to buyer; reasonable. KE. 1-6129.
call ANYTIME.
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IOOIH 1CI Il IlOIG PGAASAAI ~SAHP@S'SN'
This is first time offered. A good
buy at ..........-............ Slo'UUu
Home with q View
Gracious is the word for this home.
Located off the Ridge with the valley
as background. All the little things
that make for comfortable living ore
in this Tudor style home.
3 Bedroom Home
l ll2-yeor- old home with attached 90.
rage. storms and screens. Located
in delightful suburbon location. A
chdTrner at .................. SII'9Uu
Wooded Lot
semi-ronch. bedrooms, neor schools
lot 75xl44. A real b0rgoin at 81 ]. 900
3 Bedrooms
If you ore q smoll fomilY but like
TO have spore room don't fail to
see this home. 1t is nestled on lot
l29xlS0 .................. Sl0,4Oo
Mentor
This 3-bedroom home has q full base
ment. 2-cor garage. Lot is 90x2l0.
City water and gas. ..,..... Sl6.400
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Mentor

This 3-bedroom home hos full base
ment. 2-cor garage. Lot is 60x2l0.
City water and gas ..,... Sl6,400
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3 BEDROOM RANCH
NEED 4 REDROOMS2

LOCATED in Euclid, off Lake Shore,
2 bedrooms down, 2 up; 1la-car
garage; years old; asking sl6 500.
Testers Office, Gus Pena, Realtor,
KE l-442l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25

rhTee-bedroom home os new as to-
morrow. Owner being transferred.
Full divided basement. Only yeor
old. but hos storms and screens.
ONLY Observation-Disclosures. Sl7.2oo
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DolI House

With the nice weather just ground
the corner this yard will afford hours
OF pleasure. The home hos 2 bed
rooms and q fomilY room. 2-cor
coroqe hos q shower in if Sl3,900
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ILLNESS MUST SELL
NOW TC THE TIME

LOTS - 40 #. to 125 f. in width, $50
II. deep; $500 to $500; Mentor
Eastlake, Willowick, Willoughby and
Painesville; city water and gas; close
to schools, transportation and shop
ping: layout and plans now to build
your own home; pick your lot; pri-
Vate owner VIII 2-2778
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
Home with q View
Wooded Lot
: Bedrooms

Semi-ronch. 2 bedrooms, neor schools
lot 75xl44. A real bGrgoin at 81 J. 900
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
EUCLID

ON lovely landscaped lot, 100x215, fruit
trees, swing set, etc; bring the
children, they'll love it; the spacious
home offers 8 bedrooms; woodburn-
ing fireplace; 26 fl. living room; /;
basement attached garage; near
school; S2i, 500. Corlett Realty, RE
1-7717
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-25
REAL ESTATE

LARGE single, 4 bedrooms, living
room, dining room and sunroom; gas
furnace, incinerator, lavatory in
basement; large yard; $4,000. Ii
1-2744
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
evening

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Rash Strinoer Gibbons.
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Chef HuntIey. Dovid Brinkley.
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4-Susie. Comedy.
5-Redskins Hishiishts.
7-Boekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone Molkie.
9-Men OF Annapolis.
A midshipron receives 50 mony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
FINAL GLOVES PAIRINGS
SUBNOvICE DIVISION

&113-pound class-Richard Daniels CTwefh street
Mario zerbo tCYO).
l26pound class-Rchard Boone (Senegalese AC VS. Don
Posey Olympic Club
135-pound claSs-Dennis Colbert Sammy
Mayo tMerrick Club
l47pound cassJoseph Cheseldine Oympic Club VS. James
Bethea (Polce Club No. 49,
16opound class-John Keveny cYo) vs. Richard Basil
Police Club No 49,.
l75-pound cass-Adolph Brown Capital AC) VS. Johnny
Jones st. Joseph Boys Club
Heavyweight cass-Lawrence Snnett unattached wins by
default. -
NOVICE DIVISION
ll8pound class-Calvin Woodland Police Club
Ronald Sorenson tQuantico
135pound cassJames Richardson ANDREWS ABB VS. Rich
ard Janigian cYo will forfeited by Janean because
OF broken hand sustained in smna winning
statuette: Janigian, the runnerup statuette
60pound cass-Ernest (S Joseph Club vs. Alvin
Green Northeast AC)
SENIOR DIVISION
ll2pound class-Charey Gates Boiling ABB VS. Phil Ortiz
tQuantico).
118pound class-Ward zee Boiling ABB VS. Mike Loucas
Catholic Youth Organzation c. championship Joe
Ior new YORK tournament OF champions.
l26-pound cass-Bly Cherry Boiling Ralph Carrow
tuantico for championship AC
vs. Charles Driver t Joseph Club Elimination for New York
tournament of champions
lS5 pound class-Freddy Jackson Boiling Jimmy
Biggs st. Joseph Club.
l47-pound cass-John Granger Boiling ABB vs. Jimmy
TAFT tCYO
16opond class-Eugene weborn (unattached) vs. Willie
Williams (St Joseph Club.
l75-pond class Jimmy Bush CMerrick Club VS. Trov
Durant Capital AC).
Heavyweight class-Chares Cureton
Saulter BarkSdale (Nderrick Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Catholic Cogers
Play Double Bill

Carroll High. leading the
Baltimore Washington Catholic
League with 6-l record, is
heavily favored to defeat last
place Calvert Hall (0-6) at $3.50
pm. today at Carroll in the Sec
ond half Of a basketball double
header.
In the opener. runnerup St.
Johns (5-2) takes on third
place Loyola t4-0 at 2 o'clock
The double header closes out
the league season.
Carroll defeated Calvert Hall
earlier in the season. e8-49. st.
Johns, however. was defeated
by Loyola in their previous meet
ing, 53-45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Il nol-Round Bouts Slated
In Golden Gloves Thursday

headed for the senior team
championship and The Stars
trophy.
The races also are wide open
for the Fred A. Hartley trophy
to be presented to the out
standing novice boxer and the
optimist Club award to the out
standing Subnovice. There are
many other prizes. including the
subnovice team trophy. The
Star also will give statuettes to
each winning and losing boxer in
the finals. Senior boxers will
receive jackets.
There also win be the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars award. pre-
sented in the name of Mario de
Saints to the outstanding mill
tary boxer. The District AAU
will award a novice team trophy
as well as medals to the winners
and runners-up in the senior
and novice classes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
PIebes Defeat
Bulls, oO-65

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. % (P).--
Nays indicated Plebe basket
ball team ran its victory streak
to Is today with an 90-65 tri-
umph over Bulls School.
The Plebes held an l1-pointI
lead at intermission. and the Wis
iitors could never get closer in
the second half.
Frank Delano led Navy with 28I
points. and Doug Moe made IS
for Bulls.
The Plebes need only one more
victory, over Montgomery Junior
College next Wednesday, to give
Coach Pat Mahoney his fourth
funbeaten season in 10 years.
1t was the fourth loss for Bulls
in Is games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

against the medium, IA, and
against the lightest. 90.
Malitz still is experimenting
The bowlers don't know when
or where. but he's balancing sets
of pins used by District Major
and Minor league bowlers,
y 4
The st. Mary's Episcopal No.
2 team of the Clarendon Church
League recently rolled three
Identical games of 532, winning
all from Westover Baptist No. S.
Triples" are not extraordi-
nary, but this one was distinc-
tive. All of the games contained
the same number of marks-l1
spares and two strikes. The
bowlers were Charley Phipard,
Hugo Johnston. j. D. Jameson,
Pate Strawser and Bud Magarity
X 4
Continuing to make news is
George Gilmore. 14-year -old
member of the Jaycee Minor
League, at the Alexandria Bowl
ing Center. A while back George
attracted attention by shooting
sets of 1874. 399 and All. The
All brought his average to ITO.
In his last two outings he rolled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
BOW ING
WITH ROD THOMAS

At least one duckpin author
Iity is not ready to concede that
the automatic pinsetter is en-
tirely responsible for the shrink
age in averages this season.
On his own, Lew Malitz con-
Quoted an experiment during the
recent United States Classic, at
Pawtucket, r. l., which might
be revealing. At any rate, his
data is interesting.
The irrepreSsible Malitz re-
signed as field representative of
the National Duckpin Congress to
become director Of the College
Park Bowling Center. but is
hired by the congress to help
conduct major tournaments.
In the United States Classic,
he discovered that a variance in
the weight of pins may have
something to do with the drop
in pinfall.
1T has been found" he says,
that the pins in one set may
vary as much as II ounces. A
ball hitting an extremely heavy
headpin would be DETECTED to
the outside Of the lane. In the
rsse Of a light headpin, it would
lose effectiveness by flying up
ward.
1T can't be stated for a fact,
but 1t does seem that this season
there has been an unusual num-
Der of crazy splits that hardly
could be blamed on the ma
chimes. II may be we're getting
more than a normal number of
unbalanced pins"
In the United States Classic,
Malitz balanced the pins used
on three different pairs of lanes.
For one pair, the sticks were
uniform at / pound IL ounces.
for another, pound 9 ounces
and for the third, / pound 8
ounces.
All 1856 bowlers in the tourna-
ment shot against these pins.
Against the heaviest sets they
averaged 1852. against the
medium. 1927. and against
the lightest, 1923.
Against the heaviest there
were 13 games of 141 or better,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Five Club a Boys
Stay in Rinq Meet

Ray Bragg. Bill Russell, Johr
Club. Frank Smith and LIoyc
Kurtz. all of Club No. 4. wor
their way to the quarter-finals
of the 23d annual Police Boys
Club boxing tournament with
victories yesterday at Club 4.
The quarter-f finals will be held
Friday night.
Results:
NOVICE
so pounds--Ray Bragg mo. A. deci
stoned Harvey Callahan mo. Ia.
60---Bill Russell mo. ~ decisionet
Lawrence Duncan mo. l2l
T0--John Club mo. A decisionee
Lonnie Stansburv mo. III.
7O--Frank Smith tNo. A. decisionec
Jim Marshall mo. ~.
Esd Beaghan mo. III decisionec
Bob Stewart mo. A.
7s-Tim Suffer mo. III decisionet
Joe Rosenberger mo. l0l.
S0--Jerry Wargo mo. l2l decisionee
Dave Bryant mo. A.
OPEN
55-Tom Quill mo. 12l decisionec
Paul Lucas mo. 10l.
60----Lloyd Kurtz (No. A. decisionet
Harold Piper mo. 81.
7O--Marc Tucker mo. 81 declsioneS
John Quill mo l21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

won over Sidney Wood. jr.. and
son, Sydney. III, of New York,
6-3. 60, Ga.
Summaries of other matches:
Men seniors slneies--Semifina round.
Morris Adelsberg. Fresh Meadows. N. Y.
defeated Edward Tarangioli Yonkers.
York. defeated Harry Hoffman, Philadel-
phia, 6-3, 6-2.
Men seniors doubles---Semiflnal round:
Berkeley Bell cresskill. N. j., and Phil
Hanna Jackson Heights. N. Y. defeated
Robert Bowditch and Harry Wolf. Wor-
cester Mass. ga o.: Irving Bricker
and Edgar Nye New York; defeated VIII
Chevy Chase, Nd. 1918. 8-S, 60.
Men doubies-semiflna round; Rich:
William Viii Ts HSsn NeW York deiea tea
Sisdnsy B. Wood ~. and Sidney B, Wood
Grant Golden. Wilmette. iii. and Bar
~ Msckav;; Ann Arbor, Mich. defeated
Philadelphia. l-9 go. $50. 60.
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FIom and Nielsen Reoch
Finals in Indoor Tennis

NEW YORK, Feb. % (P.-
Kurt Nielsen of Denmark and
Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills,
Calf. smarting from a Davis
Cup snub. scored surprising
straight-set victories today to
gain the final round Of the Ma
tional Indoor tennis champion
ships.
They clash for the title at 2
pm. tomorrow. with Nielsen
favored to seize the crown which
has eluded him twice before.
The 28-year-old Dane changed
his tactics and used a soft, de-
fensive slice to upset the top
seeded Dick Savitt of South
Orange. N. j., 6-3, 8-6, 8-6.
Flam. seeded third, showed al
most unbelievable steadiness as
he crushed Barry MacKay. 81
year-old University of Michigan
senior from Dayton, Ohio, who
was riding a string of sensational
indoor victories. The score was
81, Ga, 6-3.
MacKay had excited Seventh
Regiment Armory fans with his
upset triumph over defending
champion Ulf Schmidt of Sweden
and they thought his big serve
and volley game would make
mincemeat of the soft-hitting
Flam.
But Flam, who was left off
the preliminary Davis Cup squaa
yesterday even though he is the
second-ranked player,
broke MacKay's confidence with
service returns and
turned his own normally soft
service into a weapon Of de-
struction.
Nielsen. twice a runnerup at
and two times a
beaten f1nalist IN this event, was
equally a surprise. Instead of
blasting. he resorted to cautious
tennis against the smuggling Sa-
witt Nielsen used a soft slice off
both backhand and forehand,
kept the ball in play and forced
Savitt into errors.
MacKay and Grant Golden of
nj. upset the No. /
doubles team. Vic Seixas of
Philadelphia. and Schmidt, IL
8, 60, 3-6, 6-3. They go in
TO the finals against Savitt and
Bill Talbert Of New York, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
'Infernigh Final
TonorrowLooks
.LikeC|oseG Game

Cardozo will take a little better
season record and ranking into
the Interhigh League basketball
title game against Armstrong at
3:45 pm. tomorrow at Tech, but
the Clerks will be no better than
Ian even choice to win.
The Clerks, who handily de-
feated Dunbar last Thursday for
the West Division title after they
tiled in regular season play, 60
into the championship game with
Ia 1873 record and No. 9Th ranked
by The Star
Armstrong. the East Division
|titlist, has a 1916 overall mark
and 10th ranking.
/ The two teams met earlier in
the season in a non-league en-
counter with Cardozo prevail
ing, 70-68, in overtime.
Cardozo's Coach Frank Bolden
is expected to start Tom Ste
phens, AL Dutch. Richard Scott.
Hillary Brown and George
Wooten. If Brown, who hurt his
left elbow in the playoff game
against Dunbar, is unable to see
action, he will be replaced by
Herbert GLADDEN.. Willie Jenkins
also is likely to play.
Armstrong. coached this year
by Herman Dawes for the first
time. probably will start Charles
Arts. James Balton, George Kit
trell. Frank Smith and Robert
Cephas. In the Generals last
two games Dawes has stuck to
this quintet without substitution.
and unless tomorrow's contest is
"a runaway for one team or the
other will most likely keep 1t
intact.
Dutch, at 6-foot-4. and Arts,
6-foot-3. are the big ones and
should do most of the rebound
ing. Both are excellent shotmak-
ers on occasion. particularly
Arts. But there are others on
both teams capable Of getting
hot which is one reason for the
even money prediction,
The winner tomorrow meets
the Catholic League champion.
to be determined next Sunday.
for the City title March z at
Uline Areana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Terp Motmen
Defeat Duke

DURHAM. N. c., Feb. % (R.-
Maryland's wrestling team con-
tinued its domination Of the At
lantic Coast Conference today
with a 1858 victory over Duke.
The Terp's record is 6-3 for
the season and SO in the con-
ference. 1t was Dukes third loss
against two wins and a 20 mark
lin the conference. It also gave
Maryland a four-year undefeat-
ed skein in the circuit.
Each team won one of today's
matches by forfeit. Maryland
Heavyweight Mike Sandusky has
an injured shoulder. Dukes l23-
pound Rick Carr was Ill.
The summary:
123 pounds--John Mcaugh (M) won
1SS@oHaney cM decisioned Bergen.
i37NNorrie cM) decisioned opposite.
I47-Biohi (M) pinned Martin.
157-Amato md pinned Menefee.
177-Kempler Cd pinned Matthews.
Observation-Disclosures Cd won by
forfeit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24


1854 and 438. The 43S wonder
if that's a junior duckpin record
for these parts) was fashioned
with games of Isl, 155 and 1872
and contained nine strikes and
eight spares. better than an
average of mark every other
frame.
y X ~ X
Today's big doings: The George
Washington Heart Fund Handi-
cap for duckpinners at the Hi
Skor and the windup of the
Washington Tenpin Association
championships at the Lucky
Strike,