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LEGAL NOTICE

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/ COMMONWE ALTH OF VIRGINIA,
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of the County of Bucking-
ham, on the goth day of October,
1858.
Order of Publication
John A. Scruggs, Administrator with
the will annexed of the estate o.
Minnie Scruggs Andrews, de-
ceased, and in his own right, an6
Eva Carter Scruggs, Plaintiffs,
against
Charles e Scruggs, Jr., Helen
Frances Banneck and Paul Davis
Scruggs Defendants
The objects of this suit are: (l) to
have construed the will Of the late
Minnie Scruggs Andrews, ~ to de-
termine what property she owned
at the time Of her death, and who
are entitled thereto; f3j whether
She died intestate as to any Of her
property and if SO. who is entitled
thereto. f41 to guide and instruct
her personal representative in the
administration and distribution of
her estate f5l to have his accounts
settled under the orders Of the court,
81 70 have proper allowance made
to his counsel, and C7l for general
aid and relief.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendants
Charles z. Scruggs. Jr., Helen
Frances Banneck and Paul Davis
Scruggs are not residents Of the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered that
hey do appear here within ten days
after due publication hereof. and do
What may be necessary to protect
heir interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste.
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
ROBERT Whitehead p. q.
LoVingston, Va. l0-24-4t
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of the County
of Prince Edward, October l, 1858.
PEARLIE ANN FINCHUM
MORGAN. Complainant
VS.. In Chancery
ERNEST LEE MORGAN.
Defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bond Of matri-
mony for the Complainant from the
Defendant on the rounds of wilfu
desertion and abandonment for a
period Of more than one year.
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law that die
diligence has been used By Oh on
behalf Of the complainant to ascer-
tain II wta. County or City the de-
PENDANT y. without effect. 1t is ord
cred that the said Ernest Lee Nor
gan DO appear within ten days after
due publication OF this order and do
what is necessary to protect Ills in
terests in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
j. BARRYE WALL, JR.. ,. d.
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA.
In the Circuit Court OF Amelia Coun-

VIRGINIA
In the Circuit Court Of Amelia Coun-
ty.
Bessie NJ Farley Treucheart. Ann
Irving Potts. Frances Irving Evans
and Reginald H. Potts. Executor
Compliments
VS.. Order of Publication
Viola MCGEE. Joseph MCGEE. Sallie
MCGEE, and all unknown heirs of
Wilson MCGEE, deceased.
Defendants
Virginia: In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Amelia County,
this 10th day of October, 1858.
The object of the above styled suit
Is to partition a tract of 20 acres OF
land in Giles District, Amelia Coun-
IT, Virginia between the said Bessie
M Farley Truehart and the defend
ents, and to partition a tract Of IL
acres Of land in the County and Dis
trict aforesaid, between the said
Ann Irving Potts. Frances Irving
Evans and the defendants. both Of
said tracts being Of which Wilson
MCGEE died seized and possessed
And It appearing BY affidavit filed
according to law that diligence has
been used BY or on behalf Of the
complainants to ascertain III what
county or corporation the defendants
are, without effect, and that there
may be other heirs Of Wilson Nc
Gee. deceased. who are unknown,
and made parties defendant under
the term Of Parties Unknown" it
is ordered that Viola MCGEE, Joseph
MCGEE. Sallie MCGEE, and all I'M
known heirs of Wilson Niece, do
appear in the Clerks Office OF our
said Court within 10 days after due
publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their
interest. II is further ordered that
this order be published in the Farm
vile Herald, a newspaper of general
circulation in Amelia County, once
a week for four successive weeks.
s. L. FARRAR. JR.. Clerk
PEYTON G. JEFFER D. q.
Victoria. Va. lO-17-4t
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NOTICE

w. C. CANADA The Real Estate
man has moved from the Peoples
Bank Building to West Third Street
In the building formerly occupied
by NeWmans Men Shop If you want
to sell or buy. come to see him W.
c. Canada. l028-2p
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PROTECTION - for your ability to
earn living Call 653 r or see Os-
car W Mcintosh Insurance Service,
Municipal Bid. Farmville. Va.
10-3l-lt
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BULL CALF = from a v C dam
with 1855 milk at three years. ten
months. This calf sired by Harden
Farm Aaggie Keystone. son Of
the great Locvale knight Key COW
at Harden Farms. She has 22.708
milk 4848 lbs. fat The dam of this
bull calf is full sister to Green Creek
Ideal Chieftian. the five year old
bull offered elsewhere. r. L. Agee &
Sons. Farmville. Va. l0-28-4p
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BROWNS Master Commander, 21a
year old Holstein bull from a young
COW with good heifer records and
promising a high five-year record
this year. This bull sired by a son of
Browns Mistress Annette, she with
over 100000 lbs. milk todate. Annette
is the dam OF Browns Master An
tony now In Virginia ABA. r. l..
Agee and Sons, Farmville, Va.
l0-28-4p
Holstein bulls from
4 months to service age. All from
tested dams with records to $4,000
lbs milk and sired by Harden Farm
Aaggie Keystone. whose dam made
%, 70S milk. 848 fat r. L. Agee and
sons, Farmville. Va l0-28-4p
RESIDENCE w. rooms, bath. large
'ot. well located in Farmville. Only
SIS, 900
RESIDENCE ~ . bed rooms. large
living room. kitchen and bath. On
large lot. miles west Of Farmville
on paved road $55000O.
BUILDING LOT In Jackson
Heights. 62i2 1872 it.
$500 90 DOWN. $50 month buys good
two bedroom house with bath, large
lot and electric water system. Lo-
Gated one mile from Farmville in
Prince Edward County.
Excellent building lot-Third Ave.
Az ACRES on Germantown Road.
y mile from Farmvllle with 4 room
house. This property has road front
age of 265 feet. with several good
sites. $3.50.
APARTMENT house. 4 apartments
each with bath. Excellent close-in
location. Large lot. Special at s., 900.
RESIDENCE, 4 bedrooms. full
baths, large living room. dining
room and kitchen. Oil hot water
heat and extra lot. Good location in
Farmville. near schools and College.
Extra Special at SlO.5O0
40 ACRES near state road in Buck
lngham County Only SIG SO per acre.
Terms are cash or $500 down and
s35 90 month. Landon Atkins. Real
tor. Farmville, Va Phone 3a0M or
49,
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defendant on the grounds Of desel,-
ton and abandonment for period
Of more than one year.
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law that tie
defendant is not a resident of the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered that
she do appear within ten days after
due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL o a
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LEGAL NOTICE


NOTICE NV In Compliance with Arti-
Gle X. Section | Of the Bylaws Of
the Dark Tobacco Sales Coopera-
tive, the annual meeting Of the
members Of the Cooperative will be
held at the office Of the Coopera-
tive in Farmvi1le, Virginia, Wed
nesday, November 5, 1858, at ten
o'clock.
The purpose of this meeting is to
receive a report on the activities of
the Cooperative and take up any
other business that might properly
come before the meeting.
j. H. GARNETT
Secretary-Treasurer
lO-23-2t (F)
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of The County
Of Amelia, October 2, 1858.
ODESSA COLLEY HARVEY.
Complainant
M Order Of Publication
LLOYD HARVEY.
Defendant
The object Of this Suit is to obtain
divorce from the bond Of matri-
mony for the complainant from the
defendant on the grounds Of gross
cruelty and constructive desertion.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is a non
resident Of the State D. Virginia. it il
ordered that he appear within ten
days from due publication Of this
order to protect his interest herein
An EXtract-teste:
s. H. FARRAR. JR., Clerk
ANNIE MORING F'ALLWELL. .. O.
Planters Bank Building,
Farmville. Va.
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FOR SALE

Ii GAUGE Savage automatic shot
gun. like new. price SIS 90 Browning
sweet. sixteen year old. price Sis.
VIII trade r P Poag. Cumberland
Va. l0-21-2p
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VIRGINIA.:

I0JIlNIA.
In the Circuit Court OF the County
Of Prince Edward. October 90, 1858.
j. Barrye Wall. Jr.. Administrator.
de bonis non. cum testamento an
hexo. of the estate Of Lillian ]
Miller. deceased,
Complainant
Y. In Chancery
Eta S. Hart. Scott Hart. Martha
Jane Hart. Elizabeth Holiday
Seal Mrs. H. r. Margaret +.
Saunders Dashien, Lillian Wood
yard Lipscomb. First National
Bank Of Farmville. Virginia, UN-
KNOWN PARTIES. who may be
interested in the subject matter of
this suit. may be creditors Of the
estate Of Lillian j. Miller, de-
ceased. and may be legatees.
heirs, Or assigns Of Willard Hart,
deceased, Mary Lipscomb, de-
ceased, Mrs. Earnest Saunders,
deceased Willard Lipscomb. de-
ceased, and Nellie G. VanNess.
deceased, who are made parties
defendant BY the general descrip-
ton Of Parties Unknown,
Defendants
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit IS to BRO
cure the advice and guidance Of the
Court as to the proper administra-
ton and distribution Of the estate Of
Lillian j. Miller. by her administra-
tor, dc bonls non. cum testamento
annexo, and to allow said admins
traitor to settle his accounts before
the Court.
Affldavlng having been made that
there may be unknown parties inter
ested In the subject matter of this
suit. may be creditors of the estate
OF Lillian j. Miller, and be legatees.
heirs, or assigns of Willard Hart. de-
ceased, Mary Lipscomb. deceased
Mrs. Earnest Saunders. deceased
Willard Lipscomb, deceased, and
Nellie C. VanNess, deceased. whose
names are not known. it is hereby
ordered that those persons who are
made parties defendant by the gen
eral description of Parties unknown
do appear within ten days after due
publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their inter
ests.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
J. BARRYE WALL, JR., b. q.
10-3l-4t
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of the County Of
Prince Edward, October 2S, 1858.
BENJAMIN F.. WILLIAMS,
Complainant,
VS.. In Chancery
GERTRUDE WATSON WILLIAMS,
Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit is to obtain
a divorce from the bond Of matri-
mony for the complainant from the
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HOUSE III Worsham. Newly painted
and re1nodeled Inquire Worsham
Grocery. l0-31-lt
APARTMENT rooms, private
bath. South Main st. Phone Farm
vile 1868 l0-3l-3t
8 ROOM HOUSE November /. 2
baths. oil heat, 2 block from Long
wood College. c. F. Moring, phone
2I7. l0-31-1p
APARTMENT - nice four rooms,
heat. No children See 703 Oak ST.
Possession December 1. 1O-24-5p F
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STORE Occupied by Van
ity Beauty Shop. available Jan. |.
Box 367, Farmville. 9-26-tf {Fl
4 ROOM HOUSE. Water and lights.
Near Worsham School. Mrs. r. o.
McQuarry. Hampden-Sydney 1896 Or
3O05M l0-24-3 III
ace. Available nov. Phone 80.
lO-24-4p
NEW STORE BUILDINGS
Suitable for office Or business.
Ready for occupancy Jan. |, 1859.
Located On High Street across
from poct nff}cn
Will Arrange to Suit Tenant
Contact E. WEINBERG
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT IS rooms
and bath in Dillwyn. Va. Reasona-
BILE Phone Buckingham 2484.
l0-24-tf
HOUSE 80 l0-room brick dwelling
with water and bath Located near
Willis River on Route Is between
Farmville and Sprouse's Corner
Reasonable rate. Call Dillwyn. Vir-
ginia Yukon 1891. l0-2l-4t |
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- Three room
apartment. with bath. heat and wa
ter. Call 457. l0-l4-6p |
APARTMENTS - ) rooms each, I'M
GOA Oak Street. Phone l53.
j. M. Robson. l0-l0-tf |
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LARGE second floor area. VIII rent |
entire floor, or split into Offices On |
Third Street within block Of Main
Street T. w. Bloomfield. 5-30-tf |
OFFICE SPACE second floor
Chappell Building Call Farmville
Ala j. 1-10-tf |
CAMERAS FOR RENT: Kodak, Pc
laroid and Movie Cameras. South
side Snndry Co.. Phone 500, Farm
Vile. 7-l-tf 4
HOUSE w ; or 4 bedrooms, oil heat, |
! I miles south Farmyille, on route /
IS. towards Hampden Sydney Avail |
able Immediately. S. w. Putney. |
Jr., Farmville, phone 483 or sos |
9-5-tf \
NICE STORE building on west 4
Third Street. Contact c. J. Cox. /
Farmville Motor Company. 5-27-tf
rooms unfinished i
Neatly decorated. convenient. Sep
arate entrance. Reasonable. j. w. |
Fretwell. l0-3l-ltp |
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SIEGLER circulator, heats five
rooms. used two years only Perfect
condition. Mrs. Eta Glenn. Pros
pect. l0-3I-2p
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ANTI-FREEzE ~ Let us check YOUR
entire cooling system free before
adding anti-freeze Farmville Auto
Radiator Shop. E. E. Riddleberger.
E. Third Street. Phone lO43J.
l0-3-l0p IF
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WIN trade r P Poag. Cumberland
! Va. lO2I-2p
PROTECTION for your ability to
earn living Call 658 r or see Os-
car w Mcintosh Insurance Service.
Municipal Bid. Farmville. Va.
10-31-lt
SIEGLER circulator. heats five
rooms. used two years only. Perfect
condition Mrs Eta Glenn, Pros
pect. l0-3I-2p
SIS 900 UNDER appraised Value.
Modern Ranch home near fair
grounds. Three bedrooms. two
baths. full basement. Automatic
dishWasher, lots of built-in cabinets.
Seven lighted closets. Oil hot air
heat. copper plumbing. Outdoor fire
place and table Large wooded lot
$50 feet by 500 feet. Reply Box HH.
F'armvllle Herald f0-24-4p F.
~
ANTI-FREEZE - Let us check your
entire cooling system free before
adding anti-freeze. Farmville Auto
Radiator Shop. E. E. Riddleberger.
E. Third Street. Phone lO43J.
lO-3-l0p IF
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HOUSE - new. 3 bedrooms, brick
bath. full basement, warm air heat
Immediate occupancy. l.. E. An
dreWS, Farmville Manufacturing Co
Farmville. Phones 39l or IL. 9-l2-tf F
FRESH FISH and seafood of all
kinds every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Farmville Seafood Mark
ct. corner Second and Main St.
5-30tf If
CONTINUED Special Reduced
values in trousers. oxfords. hats and
gabardine top coats. Versers.
l0-l4-6p
FOR BEST PRICES on triple track
aluminium storm windows and doors.
phone 1888. Watkins Awning & Sign
Co. loft
HOUSE = 3 bedroom, stucco. oil
heat, located at 405 Buffalo street.
sll,S00 j. B, Wall. Jr.. Municipal
Building. 9-5-tf
SHRUBBERY evergreens. Pyra-
cantha. azalea. Mrs. Fielder Hub
bard. Rice. Virginia. Phone 300l-W.
l0-24-tf
HEIFERS Polled Shorthorn. j. r.
Wilmington, Ri 4. Amelia. Va.
lO-l7-6tp
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BULL year old selected pedigree
Holstein. Green Greek Ideal chief
tain from a dam with 10000 lbs.
milk todate and still going strong
This bull sired by For-Mar Ideal
Ormsby chieftain whose u dams
average l5,773 milk. 53l fat a son
Of the famous Raymondale Ideal
Successor sire of Marksman. Noble
man. Lochinvar. Gladiator and a
world record daughter from 30
600 ID. COW R. L. Agee and Sons.
Farmville. Va. l0-28-4p
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FOR RENT

HOUSE IN Worsham Newly painted
and renodeled. Inquire Worsham
Grocery l0-31-lt
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HOUSE - new. 3 bedrooms, brick
bath. full basement, warm air heat
Immediate occupancy. L. E. An
drews. Farmville Manufacturing Co
Farmville. Phones 39l or III. 9-l2-tf F
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What's Free?

MALE DOG: Will make a nice pet.
NJ B. Coleman, phone 30l5-M.
l0-31-2p
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APARTMENT q rooms, private
bath. South Main ST. Phone Farm
vile 1863 l0-3l-3t
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FRESH FISH and seafood Of all
kinds every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Farmville Seafood Mark
ct. corner Second and Main St.
5-30-tf IF
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8 ROOM HOUSE: November l.. 2
baths. oil heat. ? block from Long
wood College. c. F. Moring, phone
2l7. l0-31-1p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
MARYLAND

Continued From Page ALI
to Charlotte this afternoon and
work out at the auditorium.
The Terps had q shake out"
workout upon returning from
New York yesterday. Most Of
the defensive preparations
against Temple will be done on
the hlackboards, because Of the
time element.
NOTES - Congratula-
tory wires included one from
Gov. McKeldin Of Maryland.
Coach Frank MCGUIRE Of
North Cardinals unbeaten ma
tional champions of last year
visited with the Maryland squad
yesterday morning at the Man.
haitian Hotel in New York and
told the Terps they could go all
the way.
Millikan said last years team
reached its peak before the
tournament because it was a
shorter team, and was beaten
physically because it had to
work so much harder. 4. Gene
Danko's excellent game against
Boston College was another ex-
ample Of the Terps' fine bench
strength. which has been so
evident of late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
Tourney Loss Ends
AUS Greatest Season

soft spoken Texan with a
penchant for winning titles.
This was his second season on
the AU job.
The Eagles will have all but
three players back next year,
Gone will be Frank Weiss, who
scored 484 points this season
to wind up his four-year career
with a grand total Of 1853 and
break the former school record
set by Leroy Ishman. l947-5l,
by 287 points.
Gone. too. will be Ronnie
Crown and Joel Comito, q pair
of steady performers. But the
rest of the squad, headed by
Willie Jones, will be on hand
next season. Only a freshman,
Jones. little Negro flash from
Washington's Dunbar High
School, has been labeled poten-
tally the greatest player ever
turned out at Az.
Four quick fouls put Jones
on the bench early against
Evansville last night before
4,708 fans 10 Roberts Munich
pal Stadium The taller Aces
outshot the Eagles from the
floor, making 80 of 80 field
goals to rs Of SO for AU.
1t was a tight ball game until
the final 10 minutes. The lead
changed hands is times and
was tied 10 times. before Evans
vile pulled away. Ed Small
wood scored 81 points for the
Aces, while Weiss got II for the
Eagles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
Meade Playing
Fort Knox Five
For I'd Army Title

FORT LEE. Va. Mar. 10 up.
The I'd Army basketball
championship was on the line
today as the undefeated Fort
Knox Tankers took on the
once-beaten Generals from Fort
Meade.
The Generals moved into the
3 pm. championship game with
a 65-57 victory last night over
Fort Lees host Travellers after
Fort Lee had STAYED OF being
ousted from the double elimi-
nation tourney with a 1852
afternoon triumph that ousted
Fort Holabird, Md.
A Fort Meade victory over
Fort Knox this afternoon would
necessitate q second game at 8
O'Clock tonight between the two
teams with the winner taking
the crown. Fort Knox is 40
and Fort Meade Al in tourney
play. Fort Knox defeated Fort
Meade, 1854, Tuesday night.
Willie Thomas was the ring
leader Of the Fort Meade at
tack against Fort Lee. scoring
81 points. John Wallisa, for
merly of Memphis State, had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13

Totals --------2o 1925 1o
Halftime: Else, Evansville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
BY DICK TIERNEY
star stan Writer

Preparation for the 18th an
nual Scholastic All-Star basket
ball game is ready to move into
high gear following selection of
the Alt Catholic and All-Pri-
vate school squads last night
at the Jelleff Branch Boys
Club In Georgetown.
Coaches from the areas pri-
vate and Catholic schools Sc
lected the players for the
charity game on March 80 at
Fort Myer. The game is spon-
sored by the Georgetown Big
Brothers Club.
Played Last Year
Heading the picks are Ernie
Cage Of DeMatha, Ralph Price
Of st. Stephens and Bob
Fletcher Of st. Johns. The
three played in last years game
which the Catholic stars won,
96-91.
Cage has appeared In the
last two games and was voted
the outstanding player in each.
The 6-foot-S star, Q member
of The Stars 1878 All-Met.
ropolitan team, Is on the Cath
Ollie squad. Fletcher also played
an impressive game last year.
He has been q n1ainstay for
st. Johns this season and
should see plenty Of action on
the Catholic team.
Price Is expected to bolster
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ia double-header at Berkeley.
Calf.
Idaho States Rocky Noun
tain champions downed the
Border champs, Arizona State
of Tempe, 1868, in the first
game. The winners go into
the Far West NCAA regional
at San Francisco Friday night.
Baylor's 26 points cut his sea-
son average to 1913, compared
to 34.5 for Cincinnati's Oscar
Robertson, the national leader.
Seattle plays San Francisco
Friday and Idaho State faces
California.
Fridays other big NCAA
games are Maryland VS.. Temple
and Manhattan VS. Dartmouth
at Charlotte, Kentucky VS.. Mi
ami of Ohio and Notre Dame
VS.. Indiana at Lexington, and
Oklahoma State VS.. Arkansas
and Cincinnati VS. Kansas State
at Lawrence.
Dayton Heads Field
Dayton is top-seeded and
Bradley, the defending cham.
pion, is seeded second in the
NIT, which completes its first
round and starts its quarter
finals in day and night double
headers Saturday. Play con-
tinues next Tuesday and
Thursday before the finals on
Saturday afternoon, March %.
In the NCAA small college
feature tonight, two long-win-
ming streaks will collide. Whea-
ton made it 20 in q row and
27-1 for the season with an
8l-64 victory over Chapman
Of California last night. South
Dakota (20-5) won its 18th
straight. 63-5s, over Southwest
Missouri.
In other quarter-final games
at Evansville. Evansville pulled
away in the final 10 minutes to
topple American u, S2-72, and
st. Michaels. hitting SO per cent
from the floor, upset Grambling
of Louisiana, S4-76.
Defending champion Tennes-
see State and top-seeded West
ern Illinois hustled through
second-round victories in the
NAIA competition at Kansas
City.
Tennessee State downed An
derson. Ind, 77-66, and West
ern Illinois nipped Pasadena,
$3.50. West Virginia Wesleyan
measured Indiana (Pa.) Teach
ers, 1892. Coe of Iowa romped
over Western Montana, 10S-69,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Mar. Is
(SpeciaD. - American Univer-
sity has been eliminated from
the NCAA small college basket
ball tournament. but gestures
of sympathy are not in order.
An 82-72 loss to host Evans
vile College in the quarterflnal
round last night has not pro-
duced any weeping or wailing
among the Eagles or their fol-
lowers. This has been a great
season for the Eagles--the
greatest in history-and 1t may
signal the start Of a new era of
basketball glory for the WASH
ington, D. c., school.
Even AUS most rabid follow
ers were amazed at this years
team. The Eagles picked them
selves up from a losing season
(10-14) last year and winged
their way to the Mason-Dixon
Conference championship and
the quarterf1nal round Of the
tournament here. All in all,
they go home with a season
record Of % wins and 6 losses.
Semifinals Tonight
They will leave behind to
battle for the championship,
Evansville and st. Michael's
Of Vermont. who meet in one
half of tonight's semifinals,
and Wheaton, the defending
champion from Illinois, and
South Dakota, who meet in
the other. Winners meet to-
morrow night for the title.
st. Michael's, hitting on So
per cent of its field goals,
trimmed Grambling of Louisi-
ana, 84-76, while Wheaton
showed a similar percentage
In dumping Chapman Of
Orange. Calf. S1-64, last night.
South Dakota broke q tie in
the last four minutes with
seven free throws to win, $3.50,
over Southwest Missouri State
for its 18th successive victory.
Tribute TO Coach
AUS fine season is q tribute
to its coach, Dave Carrasco, q