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injuries suffered by three Of its
employees In separate work ac-
cidents in 1856.
The fine was imposed by
Chief Judge Leonard P. Walsh
Of Municipal Court. Attorney
John d. Lane entered q plea
OF nolo contender In behalf
of the railroad. Judge Walsh
then ordered q judgment Of
guilty entered against the rail-
road and imposed the fines.
The Government dismissed
charges against the railroad
for failing 10 make reports on
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Railroad Fined
On Turdy Reports
OF Accidents

The New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Co. was
fined q total Of $1,000 yesterday
for falling 10 file reports on
time with the Interstate Com
merce Commission concerning
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time u connection with -four
other acc idents. Assistant
United States Attorney Charles
W. Halleck represented the
Government.
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Under D. c. Ian couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. toait three
fun days and receive the
license on the NTH day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
The Adak sun., 1958-04-14

SPORTS |
 ROUNDUP
 Wi tn Vol1y-ba1l going into it's fifth week of the seven week schedule it looks like a walk away for the Marines#l team. :
 Marines playing Medi cal last Tuesday, let them know who was boss takeing two gomes straight l5-2 and l5-2. That makes the total points scored against Marines 90, Supply showed a decisive victory over Trans fl, winning the third game pulling away. Leaving Marines fl and Supply tied for first and Medical and Trans fl tied for seconds
 Marines#l don't want to underestima te : the Supply team, I wouldn't count them out until the last serve, it will be the : deciding game tho liam sure for the Cha- mpionship.
 Bowling in full swing all last week wi tn the finishing of one League and the starting of a new one .or rather the pla-
 The top boWlera from NavSta, and Conm Sta, that participated in the l7th Naval: District Bowling tournament held at Ko-: diak, a we'll done.
 Six games were rolled Saturday go Mar ch for the team mpionship. Going in-; to the final game, Adak was 24 pins eheed| of Kodiak, hut everyone that has. bovl-| ed knows, the game is never over until: /: the anchor man has thrown his last ball. ]: Adak did not pick up enough marks in the: tenth fran, Kodiak marked and one member: of the team turAeyed out. The final out-: come, Adak defeated by 49 small, butt presistant, pins.
 The Adak Bowling team would like to| express their sincere thanks and appre-: citation to the wonderful hospitality sh-: own toward the team by the l7th Naval" lcon,t top next column
The Adak sun., 1958-04-14
Monday l4, April 1858

(contt from page 8
 However, none of them discount the possi bility of their respective rivals catching fire and upsetting the early predictions. In other words, they look for an interesting pennant race in both leagues, and won't comni t themselves to predicting exactly which way the base- ball will bounce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Mason Making
Clean Sweep in
District 3 Play


George Mason High School
continues to dominate the vir-
sinia District o. Group II
League. bowling over each OPP
ponent with machine-like pre-
cision.
Last night the Mustangs
made Garfield their sixth
straight league victim with a
|resounding 72r3e win at George
Mason.
Garfield was never In the
game. George Mason scored II
points before Garfield could
connect with a shot and then
1t didn't come until two seconds
before the end Of the first pc
Rod.
The early lead was a new ex-
perience for George Mason, for
in most games this year the
Mustangs have had to come
from behind to win. But the
fast-breaking. race-horse type
OF game tutored by Coach Joe
Grain didn't give Garfield a
chance.
Lenny Hand and Jim Ricketts,
each Melted IL points for George
Mason. Tony Hodges had IL.
Jud Smith led Garfield with
u points.
In other games in the league.
Loudoun County defeated Hern-
don. 1870; Rappahannock won
over Osbourn. 5i-45. and Mar
shall edged Nokesville. 1896.
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Mount Vernon High School
seems to be making . habit Of
last minute victories. but last
nights 4e-l7 basketball victory
over 0roveton was the most
exciting to date.
Bill Lewis scored on q layup
TO end q sudden death over
time that gave Mount Vernon
its third win in the Northern
Virginia Group / League.
The Majors earlier defeated
Falls Church and George
Washington on late baskets.
and Coach Mike Skinner must
think its time to quit. Mount
Vernon lost one game the same
way Mclean defeated the
Majors last month on q last
minute goal by John Staples.
Lewis took o pass from Bob
McCord and pushed 1t in TO
end last nights game after the
lead had changed hands con-
sistently. The regulation game
ended, 42-42. II was 47-47 at
the end Of the first overtime.
Groveton's Ray Novotny
saved the Tigers from defeat
In the first overtime period
when he scored after taking q
pass from Billy Pickering under
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Foul Conversions :
Eorn Phelps Upset
Over Spinqurn

Jim Baten's two foul shots
with less than nine seconds left
gave Phelps q s3-52 upset VIC
tory over Spingarn In an East
Division game yesterday At
Spingarn. It was the first loss
Of the season for Spingarn
after six straight victories.
After leading ct the half.
Phelps held Spingarn on even
terms until the final minute
and q half. Then Spingarn took
q s2-si lead to tet the stage for
Haten's heroics.
Baten was fouled while
shooting Just before the buzzer
and was awarded two free
throws. He sank both for the
victory. yk.S8kf
Baten and TED HiIimaii con
trolled the hackboards for
Phelps but the accurate shoot
ing Of Lawrence Ross and Fred
Neal kept Spingarn In the
game. Ross finished with 10
points. Neal had IL.
Baten led all scorers with 20
points. He also pulled down 10
rebounds. one less than Hill
man.
Phelps Is now 81 overall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
BY DICK STAY
Star star Writer

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School. which lost three OF its
first four basketball games, has
struggled back to gain an even
record in eight games. the
latest q 5000 lacine OF High
Point yesterday at B-CC.
The Barons now face one Of
their more difhcult tests in the
Maryland Bi-County League
when they play Bladensburg at
home Friday night. As against
most Of the opponents so far
this season. B-cC will have q
height disadvantage against
Biadensburg.
Bethesda Chevy Chase had to
learn to cope with superior size
while playing the likes OF
Washington Lee. Wakefield.
and Gonzaga. When the Barons
meet a club not particularly
tall. they are liable TO take
charge Of q game quickly.
Their weapons are the out
side shooting of Bucky Brum-
baugh and Bob Windsor, and
the quick reaction of the
boards by Bob Bryan, Buzz
Bradley and Craig Felber, plus
sound defense.
Brumbaueh yesterday scored
10 points, including 6-for-6
from the foul line, marking the
sixth game In succession he
has totaled at least Is points.
Windsor, not as consistent but
a threat in any given game 70
hit In the high eos. got only 5
points. but helped greatly with
the reboundinR. He played
well on defense and helped
break open High Points man
foreman defense with his sharp
passes.
Despite Windsor's low scor-
ing Coach Jud Judkins told
the boy II was one OF his best
games. Bryan. tallest Of the
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Blair Romps
|0ver 0xon Hill

Barry Goss scored IL second
half points to break up q tight
game and lead unbeaten Mont
gomery Blair to q 60-43 victory
over Oxon Hill in a Bi-County
League game at Oxon Hill yes
terday.
The victory gave Blair a 80
league record and enabled the
Blazers to remain tied with
Bethesda Chevy Chase for the
league lead.
Goss finished with 16 points.
high for the game, while Bob
Daniels added II and Tom
Brown 10 for Blair. now TO.
Frank Ferguson scored IL
points for Oxon Hill. now with
a Az overall record.
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Cords SIGN TuckIe

CHICAGO. Jan. Is o.
Tackle Jam McCusker. cocaps
tain Of the Pittsburgh Panthera
last season. has signed with tbs
Chicago Cardinals. McCusker.
6-feet-2 and 245 pounds. ws8
the Cards No. 2 draft choice
behind Halfback John Grow
who already has signed his 1858
contract. y
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Nat. Vernon's Victories
Tough on Coach, Fons

the basket with 30 seconds
remaining.
Lewis scored three points and
Roy Simms added two in the
overtime for Mount Vernon.
Novotny and Jim Petit sank
baskets and Pickering added .
free throw for Groveton to keep
il even.
Simms was the high scorer
with 10 points, The smooth
bali handling Of Bob McCcrd
spanked the winning attack for
Mount Vernon. Novotny led
Groveton with II points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
by DICK TIERNEY
star star writer

Eastern High Schools bas-
ketball team is safely by one
third Of what most likely viii
be the toughest week Of It's
season.
The Ramblers defeated Arm
strong. 70-57. yesterday at
Eastern TO take over first place
In the East Division OF the In
terhieh League with q 40 rec
ord. Now. Coach Bobby Harris
crew turns its attention to
powerful Carroll which II
plays In q montague game at
$50 pm. today and then pre-
pares for an important East
Division clash with Spingarn
Friday.
Hart does not expect an easy
time with either Carroll or
Spingarp. but he feels that
neither will give his team any
more trouble than Armstrong
did yesterday.
Armstrong led. l7-l5. at the
end OF the quarter. Eastern
took the lead. at 2l-20. after
three minutes Of the second
period. and held the edge
thereafter. A well organized
fast break plus the rebounding
Of Bernie Chatis and Jim
Thomas were instrumental in
the Ramblers' NTH straight
win. They lost the irst two
games.
Chavis. a 6-foot-S. 205-pound
junior. scored II points and
grabbed 10 rebounds. Jones. g.
foot-4. added 10 points and
gathered 10 rebounds.
Chavis Is one Of the main
reasons Eastern Is q favorite
to take the East Division title
He never played any organized
basketball until he entered
Eastern. Basketball Is now the
native Washingtonian's chief
interest and he would like "a
90 on to play with the pro-
fessionals.
Hart thinks that Chavis
chances are good. He's learn
ing the game very fast and h
Is an outstanding college pros
pect." the coach said.
Jim Greene led Armstrong
now S-2 overall. in scoring with
10 points.
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With THE
HIGH SCHOOLS.
By BoB HANSON

For the second straight week,
Carroll heads the basketball
rating list and. with what may
be the finest team in Coach
Bob Dryers six-yeap regime.
may be hard to dislodee as the
season progresses.
The Lions have plenty Of
what 1t takes to win--heigft.
speed and q good shooting eye.
Carroll has won nine games
and has lost only TO the Mary
land Frosh. The loss was by
seven points. 55-4s. Its closest
victory was over Armstrong. by
three points. 52-49.
The most significant victory.
perhaps. was the 7l-35 drub-
bing Of American University
Frosh last Friday.
Providing the biggest chal-
lenge TO Carroll ut this point
IS Montgomery. Blair.
The Blazers have won seven
straight but with the excep-
ton Of victories over Western,
by two points, and Gonzaga. by
five. the string has been gained
In league play and the Mary
land Bi-County circuit isn't
any too strong this season.
Trailing Carroll and Mont
gomery Blair In the ratings are
Cardozo. Wakefield and De-
Malta. in that order.
Cardozo. Interhigh League
and city champion last year, is
on and running again this
year. The Clerks are 80 and
there isn't any indication so
far that they'll be stopped in
the West Division Of the
league. or for that matter, in
the championship playofTs.
It took an overtime period
for Wakefield to dispose Of
Washington-Lee last week. but
1t was the first outing for the
Warriors in three weeks and
they showed the effects Of the
long holiday iayon.
The two meet again Febru-
airy IA and Wakefield. on its
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Giants Sion Spurtun

NEW YORK. Jan. IS R.--
Pat Burke, captain Of the 1857
Michigan State football team,
has signed to play with the New
York Giants. He was drafted
at the end Of the 1856 season
when his class was graduated,
He Ia q tackle and guard.
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Wakefield Whips
FuIIs Church

Wakefield poured 1t on Falls
Church to the tune Of 56-37
last night at Falls Church TO r&
main undefeated in the Group
l Basketball League.
Falls Church never got closer
than i've points as the War
riors widened the gap after the
first period.
Ron Terwilliger scored Is
points to pace the winners and
Ronnie Lee added II. Camden
coyerly led Falls Church with
nine.
Washington-Lee opened up
after the first period and went
on to hand Fairfax q GAS
defeat in q Group 1 League
game last night at WI.
The Generals led. 27-25. at
the end Of the first period.
They increased the spread be-
hind the shooting Of Perry
Neubauer and Jim Wilson.
Neubauer led WI with II
points. while Wilson had 10.
Walt Pendely led Fairfax
with Is points.
Arnold Jones scored two
straight baskets late in the
final period to break . tie and
give Hammond High School q
71-67 victory over Annandale
In q Group I basketball game
last night at Annandale.
A total Of 40 fouls were called
and five players made early
exits from the game. two Of
them for fighting.
Bucky Pryor, the States
leading scorer. pumped In 81
points TO boost his average and
keep Hammond In the game In
the fourth quarter. Jerry Gable
led Annandale with % points.
George Elgin and Dave Cruden
each had 10 for the Atoms.
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Unbeoten Cordozo
Defects Dunbar

Unbeaten Cardoso continued
to- set the pace m the West
Division. defeating Dunbar, S.
Is. yesterday at Tech.
Richard tRip) Scott led the
defending city champions TO
their eighth victory with Is
points. Eugene Bullock and
john Douglas each added II
points.
Cardozo led all the way -
Frank Harrison and Bull
lock controlled the back
boards. grabbing 10 and ~ re-
BOUNDS. respectively.
Ed Lawson scored II points
and Anthony Hin - for Dun
bar. now with . "a overall
record.
Western defeated wilson. Ga
46. and Roosevelt beat Bell.
"a a. A. No. vHfxr1mff,Na
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'ASTERN PLAYS CARROLL TODAY
RombIers Seize Lead ,
Dumping Armstrong

Idouble-header at Roosevelt yes
terday.
A couple Of 6-foot-2 captains.
Frank Neal Of Western and
Clarence jackson Of Roosevelt,
led their teams to victory.
Neal scored ~ points and
took ~ rebounds while Louis
Burrows added 10 points TO the
Raiders fourth win In six
starts. Fred Hetzel and Chips
Collins each scored 9 points
for Wilson. now "a In overall
play.
Jackson scored 10 points.
mostly on drive-in layup shots.
and hauled in Is rebouds while
his teammate. John Hayter.
added II points for Roosevelt.
now s-3 for season. Bell has
Ia "a record.
Tech pulled ahead in the Sec
ond quarter and went on to
defeat Anacostia. 40-33. in an
East Division game yesterday
at Tech.
It was the second win in six
games for Tech. Anacostia
Is LIS.
Fred Spicer and Walter Jen-
kins led q third period rally
that resulted in a 5O-3S victory
| for Coolidge over st. Adams
yesterday at st. Adams.
Trailing. 27-22. at the half.
Coolidge ran away with the
game In the last two periods
with Spicer and jenkins pro-
viding the scoring punch.
Spicer had II points and Jen:
kins Is. Frank Smith led st.
Adams with II points.
Il was the first win Of the
season for Coolidge after six
losses. st Adams is o..
Priory coasted to q 47-36 VIC
tory over Quantico Post High
yesterday at Priory behind John
Sweeney and Bob Crayton's
shooting.
Sweeney had Is and crayton
lis as Priory won its second
game in eight starts. Walt
Kleine scored IL for Quantico.
now Ia.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

0AMEs TO-DAY
Carfcll 81 Eastefn. $50.
o. Jehn's 81 Tech, $50.
Geerseteyn PFep ~ Friends. $50.
E ,:ssss t! =, s. e
SsIs@SI.9 Prep - Az Tge.h. $50
Pasksr.Grsy at Manassas ResisnaL
Maraarst Brsnt 81 Lasksy. 4.
GAMES TOMORROW
woodward Pres % 6silaulst Iyep, 3
walter Reed, 4.
Carver ~ Lsssburs DsusIass. T.so.
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PRO BASKETBALL

T0NIGHT's GAME
Detroit a. Boston.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Cincinnati. lls; New York, Ill.
Phiiadelphia. 70: 81. Louis lO9.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
81. Louis At Syracuse
Minneapolis at Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

AS FIDDLE- Woodbridge appears pleased
physical giving
mary check its pardonable his William Woodbridge H
have to undergo official examination by Boxing Commission
Saturday preparation tournament
night at Capitol Arena-Star Staff Photo.
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London Shades
Guithersburq High

Unbeaten Landon handed
Gaithersburg its first loss of the
season. 1924, yesterday at
Gaithersburg.
Landon held a slim 1864 lead
with SIS seconds to go and a pair
Of foul shots each by Buz
Bastable and Bill Avery put
the game out Of reach for
Gaithersburg.
Bastable and Avery each
scored Is points. Carl Shipley
led Gaithersburg with Is points.
Landon now has won four
straight. Gaithersburg had
won five straight prior to yes
terday.
Four players hit the double
figures to spark Walter johnson
TO a 54-49 victory over South
Hagerstown yesterday at Walter
johnson.
Bob Woodward, Bill Butler
and Pete Tredick all had IL
points and Bill Wootton 10 for
Walter johnson. Pat Boyer
scored 20 points for South
Hagerstown.
Mike Dantzic scored 26
points to lead Northwood to a
6S-38 victory over Damascus
yesterday at Damascus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
B-CC Hits 500 Mark ,
Awaits Bigger Tests

B-CC regulars at 6-foot-2, led
the rebounding 10 a 27-l2 ad-
vantage over the Eagles in the
first half. which ended with a
score Of 26-9. II was 1872
after one quarter as B-cc hit
9 Of Is shots.
High Point. losing its third
game in seven overall. never
was in contention after the
early moments. Little Ray
Williams led the visitors scor-
ing with z points. Felber added
IL for B-cC before the re-
serves took over for the entire
last quarter.
Bladensburg defeated Wheat
on. 6l-53. in a BIZ County League
game yesterday at Bladensburc
after Bob Howard scored Il
points In the final period "a
bring the Mustangs from be.
hind.
Bladensburg had a 34-2s
halftime lead. but fell behind
when Rodger Richards OF
Wheaton got hot In the third
quarter. He scored eight Of his
10 points and controlled the
backboards TO give his team a
45-4i lead going into the final
period.
Suitland overcame a third
period lead by Northwestern
and went on TO win. $40, In
a Bi-County league game last
night at Suitland.
Trailing. $3.50, in the third
period. Bill Haupt put Suitland
ahead to stay by scoring six
straight points. Haupt was the
leading scorer with % points
Charlie Payne and Joe Heurich
each had IL for Northwestern.
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home court. isn't likely to have
as much trouble with the Gen.
erals.
I DeMatha. spanked by Ernie
Cage. the areas top scorer. has
an 80 record. the last seven in
q row.
The two losses have been TO
GEORGETOWN Frosh. by three
points. 1918. and Loyola OF
Baltimore. 47-39. In the second
game Of the season.
The Stays win get severe
tests when Gonzaga and st.
Johns are met Friday and SUM-
day in Catholic League con-
tests. II they pass. they will
deserve what now may be Just
. little too high q rating.
$50
| Following the first I'VE. In
order. are Eastern, Spingarn,
Armstrong. Washington-Lee
and Gonzaga. There Is little 70
choose among them. particu-
larry in the cases OF Eastern.
Spingarn and Armstrong. in a
dogfight for top honors in the
East Division Of the Interhigh
League.
st. Johns. Hammond. Bla-
densburg. Oxon Hill and West
ern tran in that order.
The latter five can be classed
as ''on the fence" There are
two or three teams ready TO
take over If any Of them should
falter.
RATING LIST
carroll old.
| 2-Montgomery Blair C7-0l.
3NCardozo 800.
4--Wakefield t5-D.
/ 5--DeMatha tS-2).
I 6--Eastern t5-2l.
7-Spingarn t6-D.
S-Armstrong (6-0.
/ 9-WaShineton-Lee GID.
l0-Gonzaga (4-D.
list. Johns (4-3D.
l2-Hammond (5-D.
l3-Bladensburg C6-O.
l4-Oxon Hill (4-2).
| 15-Western t4-2.
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA GROUP I
LEAGUE STANDINGS
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-20
Alaska Would Get Preferred Status Under Aid to AirpOrts Bill

WASHINGTON, R-A predic- tion that the Senate will accept Ia House amendment to the Mag nuson Monroney federal aid to airports bill to give Alaska pre- ferred status was voiced Tuesday by Sen. Warren Magnuson, chair. man of the Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.
 As amended and passed by the House Monday, the measure per- mits Alaska to continue to match federal airport allocations on a 25 per cent basis as a territory in stead of on a 3715 per cent basis as a state.
 The Magnuson- Monroney mea- sure increases federal aid to the airport program from the present $63 million annually to $95 mill lion annually through fiscal 1863
 Magnuson termed the airport aid measure one of ''top import ance" to prepare the nations air ports for the commercial jet age.