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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17


PIANOS returned from rental,
.spinet and console pianos; pracc
tflcally new; substantially reduced
for quick clearance. see these
st. NV. RE, 7-e9l2.
fIANOs--JoRDAN's are having On
inventory clearance all this week
with dozens Of slightly used, moor
sample, and one-of-a.kind new In
struments reduced down to where
1they are real bargains. All stores
ARE open evenings this week, JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and q SITS.
nv: bl60 Lee hwy. Arlington,
and 1882 Georgia ave. Silver
sSprlng. Z,
hlANOS--Wide selection Of recon-
.7iitioned uprights. slnartly styled.
In Z new durable finish. especially
suited for. recreation rooms; pianos
fully guaranteed and me values
FOR beginning studentss S196 up,
Including local delivery. CAMP
BELL MUSIC Co. HOS q st. NV.
-Dl. 1-e404.
HIANOs - Brand-new, nne-auality
-a6spinet pianos. available In 5 I'm
sishes. Specially priced at S42b,
KITS, 1880 q st. NV, RE-,
& .
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HOUSES uMFuRMIsHED

coLoRED-RRNT AND BUY
Put these rent SIS Q work. e, 9;
$1,000, La. 6-0462. La. 6-Ois2'
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eo.0P ApTs. FOR SALE

8. ARL.-conv. to Arl. Hall and
Pentegon. Garden apt. 2 bedrms.,
laundry and parkine facilities;
bus ct door. IA. $1,000.
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APrs. UNFuRnlsMED-D. Q.

CONGRESS HEIGHTHs, mr.. Boiling
Eleld-S64.5O, incl. ali utils. Bed
I'm. lily. rm., dlnette. kit, and
bath; laundry. storage and pvt.
paTking, JOHN z. SHELTON. REAL
CONN. AVE-, l0l4-ModeFn eIeT.
bldg, indy. controlled air-cond.
and heat: walking dist. downtown:
l-bedrm, apt. and Ice. efiies.. with
ty,i-sise KITS; reason; rentals. incl.
pELAFIELD PL. NV, sol =
Sai re-. 0ld msr i-s sx S.s sHtS 500
GEORGETOWN, 1858 N ct. NV
t ssTm' nps-; Hsil; fnrn.: eony. tran.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 20i3
New Hampshire ave. nw.-Bache.
or apt, dec. new stove. all utils
,psl. wired air eondttioning Eiev.
. ssli % 81; s.s Ssssss.. NO 7-'''S' o.
MT, PLEASANT, conveniently To-
Sn sss. s.Nm sao available " 81. apart
caricofe. HU. 3-8433, or ADAMS
.RoPERTIEs. INC, ST. 3-I205.
MT. PLEASANT-convenient Ioca-
Srts et,,. a"' sna oAsn
inspection call Mr.. CARICOFE.
manager, HU. 3-6433.
overlooking the Potomac. De luxe
2-bedrm.. 2-bath apt: gar. space;
$500. r. A. HUMPHREYS q SONS.
: Mass. ave. NV. MA. 5000.
WALTER REED VIC, Cedar Courts,
4l0 Cedar. st.. n.w.-3 rms, kit,
bath. porch: 500. RA. 3.1505.
1875 STRING PLACE N.W,-2 rms,
kit. and bath: lease: adults only:
references: sos. PE. 3-0s66.
1884 s ST; S.E.-2 rms. Kit. d.
5. c;RT Ts, Ugh INC INC. W.. g.
I4th 81. NE, 14S0--2 rooms.
kitchen and private bath. Phone
after $50, Ia. 6-S142.
sos Ist ~. N.W.--Apt. blds.: 2
sss!sns o n; %a e s;S' II iP'l' 4-d Hss'
! COMET REALTY CO.
MOD. I-BEDRM. APT, in ow area.
7.i70o Wkdays. e-5.
VOWNIOWN-ANd lmMTu. =
lee. kit. bath. center haii: . out.
side. 1 court expos. $50. RE.
7-3406. 9-5 WEEKDAYS.
go 3. I. AVE. Me- rms, kit,
bath: S54. Key At No. 3. ], LEE
DONNELLY q SON, ma. s-3316.
81! 2 ST: N.W.-2 rms; and bath.
T--fti f,,r~ fn- q n No rnaraA
re. 1924. Tu. s.iliYC.' n.y.
HERE'S REAL VALUE, only $50 so
70 se5E1-oedrm. apt. Garden
i'p SIX. 't e school Z ana MAJ ps SSD white
neishborhood. Msr.. 2Sb Missis-
sippi ave. Sc. 10. 2.i5l6,
2eth PLACE Sc, 1852 rms,
turn. Key 81 s7ii cue. AIT. col.
1914 I4tk ST. N,W.-2 bedrms..
Key with isnitof, EDMUND N.
o'sULLIvAN, Ma. s-7e4s. 1901
Eye st. NV.
18th AND BELMONT SIS. NV
Newly redecorated,. 3 rms. ALL
elee. kit. and bath: entlre-iloof
e cp.1i az son S..el l0Ussstsd' se2.so mo.
2-BEDRM. APT, soc so
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
NEAR BOILING FTELD-Det. BLDG,
all outside apts, Res. mgr: viii
GhpY. MARSHALL y. WAPLH CO..
AID r4-S006. 1924. 18th 81. INV.
2225 n 81. NV. - rms, fits
bath; $685. per mo. See. ianitor
to Inspect.
ga, coroRAno AVE Nw-iI
rm.. kit. dressing closet. bath. 500:
also bedrm., dinette. living rm..
bath and kit. sse.5o. See ianitor
iO' 'I HENRY >. ROBE. INC.
1924 Vermont NV. Dl. 7-sI4l
1922 oh St. NV rms, KIT,
1880 New HampshIre Avs.-s
rms, kit. bath. S62 so. Key In No. I.
bath. No. 8, $50 mo: No. /. S55 mo.
1918 Savannah Pl. S.E.-Attree.
duplex. 2 rms, kit, bath. So5.5O
month.
George I. Berger Inc.
1Q0a Y A. NV MA a-03R0
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HOUSES F0R SALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE, "a blk. OF Me-
braska aVe.-New de luxe Co
lonial. 4 bedrms.,. study, huge
family kit. with all modern con-
veniences. 4 1replaces, 4 lava
tories. screened porch, rec. rm..
intercom.. system and many other
features found only in Q new and
modern home. Priced reasonably
at S43,5OO. viii take your home
In trade enabling you to dispense
with the bother OF selling. No
commission to pay and no
HUMPHREY. He. 4-0l6i.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c. = Detached
brick. fenced lot, near Conn. Ave.
and Nebraska shopping center,
din. rm., kit. bedrm.. bath LIST
fir.; 2 lge. bedrms., bath I'd hr. /:
servants apt. in bsmt., built i'm
Earage. Under 100000, ELIJAH
@. ARNOLD (COL. USA REF,
Broker. EN-. 3-4335. IA. 5-6454
2-FAMILY Apt rms. and bath
each: 2 rms. in basement. 1 door
Of Georgia ave. Commercial; furn.
or unfurn. Might exchange.
OWNER. ia 0-7OlO
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ROOMS, AIRS. TO SNARE

MIDDLE AGED Jewish gentlemen
to share efiicieney with another
nan. everything included. TV,
utils.: best central section. NV.
WASH. modern apt. bldg, on CAR
line; $40 wk. RA. 6-3493. II no
ans. TU. 2-3000. Apt. or 2.
GIRL will share with other girl.
kit, bath, pvt. bedfm.: $40 mo.
Elk 3-H235.
RESPEcTABLE GIRL to share coly
3-rm, apt. with l other girl. co.
5-So41. Ext. $40.
BUSINESS GIRL, 2S-36, TO select
and share apt. with another husi-
ness girl. OF. 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17

ARL. - Air-cond., redeeorated. l.
bedrm. apt: minis. D. c.: park
ing: fenced yard; eafpeted hall
ways; $72;50 plus utils. ia. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
PIANOS
Exclusively
BALDWIN

i Now, during our Special
February sale. 1t win cost
no more to enjoy the very
finest. Come In and see the
Famous Baldwin Acrosonie.
Americas leading spinet
and console pianos. Large
cash savings with Baldwin's
Low-Cost Budget Plan.
Open Thursday evenings.
OUR 18th YEAR
7 HUGO WORCH
PIANO COMPANY
925 q st. NV. Ma. 8-042S
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.zSSS S. sREssPf ESSi - sSs.ssSF e..
s al cat M3hs aRsi j. 'i MAPi co ".
AD 4-2006. 1924. l4th 81. NV.
222S n 81, NV. - rms, Mt,
bath: $685. per mo. see. ianitor
to Inspect.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
New split-level. 4 bedrms,, 2
baths; mr. Takoma Jr. High School.
Lee. deep lot, liv. rm.. din, rm: kit.
on ] level; . bedrmS. and bath on
upper level: . bedrms. and bath on
lower level full bsmt., Ras h.w.
heat de luxe appointments, Must
be seen 10 appreciate Priced S22,-
$50 Terms flexible Call JU s.
49, 80, 'til Q pm. LAWRENCE v.
LOCATE MODFpN'"
You can have both in this new
larRe 3-bedroom, 3-bath spine. -
located IN exclusive. close-in resi-
Dental area OF Silver Spring. Large
level lot with off-street parkina De
luxe electric kitchen with table
space Complete for S23, $50.
OLNEY AREA
Living at its best In the vide
open spaces. A large beautiful Cape
Cod. Every room is extra-large, cen-
ter hall. full basement. more closet
fore. Only $40 Of q mile on Oeor.
gia avenue. Priced S2a,95O. Near
Manor and Norbeek Clubs.
James G. Conley & Co.
e525 GA. AVE. Ju. s.llsl TIL ?
(continusd on Next Pags)
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2O26 8. 6th ST., ALL -bedrm. du-
plex apt, $50: bsrnt.. Ice. rm:, kit
bath. incl. elee;. $50; NJ. wash :
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

ALBEMARLE ST. N.W.-Pyt. RIM.
and bath; middle-aged empl. wom-
an, nonsmoker; mr.. stores, bus;
washer drier. piano: $50. EN-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Coaches Awaiting
Corning Poy Plan

District high school coaches
may find out tomorrow just
what plans are being made ia
pay them extra for their work.
A meeting Of the Board Of
Education is expected to get
from DR.. Hobart M. Corning,
the superintendent. his plan
for overtime pay for all teach-
ers. The coaches have voted to
quit coaching March / unless
something Is done.
Meanwhile. coaches in Prince
Georges County seem to be
losing their campaign for extra
salary. Despite their vote to
quit August is unless they get
extra pay, there was no provi-
sion for such in the budget
considered yesterday by the
county board of education.
This budget won't be adopted
until another meeting next
week, but the county school
superintendent, william s.
Schmidt, has expressed him
self as against extra pay for
coaches.
The Prince Georges coaches
have hired two attorneys,
States Attorney Blair H. Smith
and Emmett H. Mamma, jr.,
Juvenile Court Judge, to pre-
sent their case. They have
asked for a hearing, but so
far have had no commitment
from the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Eastern Rally
Tops Spingdrn

Eastern rebounded from two
straight losses to defeat Spin
garn, 64-56. in an East Division
game yesterday at Spingarn.
The game was close until the
Ramblers' fast break began to
click in the final quarter. The
score was tied, 3l-all, at the
half. Eastern led, 47-43 after
three quarters.
Bernie Chavis scored %
points, Bob Cephas, Is. and
Ronnie Bruce, IL. for Eastern,
now 1874 overall.
Bernard Levi and Fred Neal
each Melted IA points while
Ernie Dunston added r. for
Spingarn (7-8).
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Blades Press
Beats Wheaton

Bladensburg came from be-
hind in the final period to
defeat Wheaton, 53-4e, in O
Maryland Bi-County League
game yesterday at Wheaton.
Steve Preston scored 10
points and Mickey Urmann II
as the Mustangs boosted their
league record to 2-1 in second
half play and LA overall.
Wheaton is IL and 81.
Wheaton held quarter leads
Of 1912, 1928 and 1896, but
began to falter in the third
quarter when Bladensburg
switched to a full-court press.
Emmett Malloy put Bladensburg
ahead. 1887, on q tip shot early
IN the final quarter. Wheaton
never bounced back.
Bob McAllister scored 10
points and Don Wright added
IA for Wheaton.
Fairmont Heights defeated
Bates Of Annapolis, 6o-45, yes
terday at home for its 18th
straight victory.
Archie Smith poured in 23
points and Richard Smith con-
tributed 20 for Fairmont
Heights.
Gwynn Park took O 1924
halftime lead and went on to
defeat Calvert County, 48-45,
last night at Gwynn Park. Roy
Foster scored 10 and Tommy
Seymore added IL for Gwynn
Park, now ia overall.
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|Cordozo Coach Agrees
Cadets Eorned Victory

II points and pulled down II
rebounds to pace Cardozc
CAD.
Ralph Prices 10 points were
high as st. Stephens defeated
st. Adams. 51-4l, yesterday at
st. Adams.
Frank Murphy added 1S
points as st. Stephens led all
points as st. Stephens (7-8) led
all the way. Gerry Wynkoop
scored IL, and Jerry Lyman, 10,
for st. Adams (0-9).
Steve Bralove scored II points
in the third period to spark a
Sidwell Friends rally that de-
feated Priory, 73-43, yesterday
at Priory.
Bralove finished with 25
points, high for the game.
Tony Thompson and Clark
Griffith II added IA and 10
points, respectively, for the
winners. Gabe Lombardi topped
Priory. now 3-14, with 16 points.
Friends is SIS.
st. Mary's Of Annapolis over
came a 20-16 halftime lead by
Mackin to register a $3.50 vic
tory yesterday at st. Mary's.
Mackin GID scored only
one point in the final period,
while st. Mary's (16-3 got
eight. Johnny Codd led st.
Mary's with IL points and
Johnny Cullen added 10. Mark
Shriver was high for Mackin
with IL points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
BY DICK TIERNEY
Star STAFF Writer

Coach Ed Moffatt says Barry
GoSS is one of the main reasons
his unbeaten Montgomery Blair
basketball team has rolled to
is straight victories.
Goss, a 6-foot-2 senior, has
been the Blazers playmaker all
year. Yesterday was no ex-
ceptiorl as Blair defeated De-
Matha, 57-36. at DeMatha.
While Tom Brown poured in
Is points, and Bob Daniels, II,
Goss played an outstanding
floor game despite a badly in
jured hip and elbow he suffered
against Wheaton last Friday.
He also scored 5 points.
Barry is always in there for
that big rebound or he's steal
ing that ball when we need 1t
the most" Moffatt said. HE
can shoot, too. He's averaging
~ points a game"
Goss. a senior, is playing his
third year of varsity basketball
at Blair. He wants to study
engineering and would like to
enter either Duke or Ohio
Wesleyan.
In yesterdays game, De-
Matha led only midway in the
first quarter, Blair tied it, S-8,
at the end Of the period. Goss
made a free shot and Brown
scored on a fast break to put
Blair ahead for good at the
start of the second quarter.
The Blazers led 1914 at the
half and 1922 after three quar-
tiers.
DeMatha (14-S) played with
out two of its regular starters.
Joe Quinn is out with glandular
fever and Harry Burshette has
the flu.
Ernie Cage, DeMatha's high
scoring senior who has been
averaging "a points a game,
was held to IL points. He ex-
perienced an of" afternoon,
making only four field goals in
81 attempts. Mike Costello
scored 10 points for the Stays.
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Bell Eliminated
By Coolidge Upset

, Coolidge upset Bell, 67-53,
yesterday at Coolidge to gain
its first victory in the West
Division of the Interhigh
League and its second in Is
starts.
The loss eliminated Bell for
a spot on the D. C. Public High
School Tournament.
The victors splurged in the
second quarter and raced to a
1870 halftime lead. Fred
Spicer led Coolidge, scoring 81
points.
Fred Harris Melted IL points
and Walter Markward 13 for
Bell, now 2-13 overall.
AnacoStia knocked Chamber
lain out Of a berth in the
d. C. Public High School
Tournament with a 67-44 tri-
umph yesterday in an East Dr.
vision game at Eastern.
Larry Nolan led the winners
with 20 points. Bob Moor
man hit for 20 for Chamber
lain. now Ala overall. Ana
costa is 5-10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Howard Extends
Swimming Strino

Howard University's un-
beaten swimming team de-
feated Georgetown, 47-ss, yes
terday at Howard to chalk uu
its seventh victory.
Chandler Wynn paced the
Bisons, winning the 22O-yard
freestyle in 2:42.S and the 100
yard freestyle in i:O2.l.
town tFTesman. Springer, Flynn, Hoi-
So-ysrd rssstyls-LawsOn CID. ISL
= slHyTiH 3.', I. divins-srazson CID:
I. S0o-ysrd butterfly springer so):
= 2o0-yard backstroks Freeman to):
AZ; SIssSS-:yard frsss.yis-Hollsran To-,
. 2 s0 SI bEses.Soke- . .csnssr CID
400-yard freestyle relay---Howard
johnson, odob Lawson. WYNN;
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
By JIM CAWOOD

This is not st. Johns best
team in recent years. But there
is one sure thing-the Cadets
are always dangerous. Yester-
day they proved it by defeating
Cardozo, 55-43. at Carroll.
Coach Frank Bolden Of Car
dozo refused to compare st.
Johns with Carroll, the only
other team to defeat Cardozo
this season. But, he was inn
pressed with the Cadets per-
Torrance yesterday.
They're always tough" Boil
den said. They got the lead
on us and tore us apart"
Coach Joe Gallagher of st.
Johns agreed. II thought it
was one of our three best ball
games this year. We played
good defensive ball and made
them shoot from outside"
The Cadets victory yesterday
was their 10th in their last
II games. Carroll defeated
them, 67-32, on January II.
st. Johns and Carroll meet
again next Friday, February
81, at Carroll, in a game that
will decide whether Carroll can
win the Catholic League cham
pionship in the regular season.
st. Johns grabbed a 20-8
flrst-period lead against Car
dozo, with Devin Doolan scoring
eight points, and Mike Nc
earthly seven. Cardozo pulled
to within flve points in the last
quarter. but Mccarthy made
two lay-ups and Doolan hit on
a jump to give the Cadets a
1888 lead.
Mccarthy, a 5-foot-l1 senior,
scored Is points to bring his
total to EOS points for the sea-
son. Doolan, the Cadets lead
ing scorer, had 16. Mccarthy
and owen Bradshaw both had
IA rebounds for st. Johns
(14-5). Willie jenkins scored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Carroll Routs B-CC
For 18th Victory

Carroll hit its high point
production for the year with a
1864 victory over Bethesda
Chevy Chase yesterday at
B-CC.
Tom Hoover scored 20 points
for Carroll. John Thompson
and George Leftwich added 81
and 10, respectively. Buzz
Bradley led B-CC with 81
points. Carroll boosted its rec
ord to 1873 while the Barons
slipped to 7-8.
Don Dettmering controlled
the backboards and Joe Heu-
rick led the scoring as North
western defeated Northwood,
68-44, yesterday on the win
ners' court.
Heurlck threw in 90 points
as NV won its fourth game Of
the season against seven de-
feats. Mike Dantzic scored 20
for Northwood. now liza.
Unbeaten Lackey scored its
i4th victory in easy fashion
with a 1910 win over Frederick
Sasscer yesterday at Lackey.
-Four players hit the double
figures for Lackey. Sam Holli-
day was high man with Ia
points, followed by Ken Dehan
and Vernon Hardesty with l6
each, and Mike Sprague with
IA. Vernon Buck paced the
losers with 20 points.
High Point boosted its season
record to 8-6 with a 61-3l VIC
tory over Woodward Prep yes
terday at High Point behind a
20-point effort by Wayne Mat
thews.
Matthews and Harry Dreamy
spanked q third-period rally as
High Point outscored Wood
ward, 1913. Ronnie Cutter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Carpenter Ready
For Rough Toctics
In Gruhum Notch

Edouard Carpenter said to-
day he is ready for any rough
house tactics that Or. Jerry
Graham may use In their
wrestling match tomorrow
night at Capitol Arena.
On the other hand, Graham
indicated that the Flying
Dutchman" had better be
ready because he intends to
use every trick in the book to
win the bout. The two will
meet at $3.50 pm. in q nom
televised contest.
Other bouts list The Sheik
vs.. Jesse James; Karl Won Hess
VS.. Czaya Nandor: Pat O'Con-
nor VS.. Legs Longevin and
Skull Murphy VS.. Luis Martinez.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Bulls Tops AU Frosh

Bulls Prep defeated Ameri-
can University Frosh, 1851,
yesterday at American U. Bulls
held a 1929 halftime lead,
and actually won the game
from the foul line. Prep con-
verted 80 free throws while
being outhit,. 21-12, from the
floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Berry Goss' Fine Play
Sparks Blair Success

led Woodward with 10 points.
Prep now Is ILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Two Records Fall
As Johnson Wins

Walter johnson junked IT'S
man-to-man defense In the
third period for q zone that
clicked for q 74-51 victory over
Richard Montgomery yesterday
on the losers court.
Two milestones were passed
by the Trojans as Pete Tredick
scored 26 points for the in
dividual school scoring record.
The final total was the highest
for q Walter johnson basket
ball team. Jim Diddle scored 81
points for Richard Montgom-
cry. now ST.. Walter johnson
Is ct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
Coach Injured Skiinq

GREENFIELD, Mass, Feb. IL
up. Jim Nesworthy. Boston
University crew coach, is in
Franklin County Hospital with
a fractured leg suffered in a
skiing accident. The mishap
occurred Sunday at Shelburne
Falls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
.t lis First. But lis I

expression yet of everything Cadillac can be
Here for instance, is Cadillac's leadership in
styling and luxury at its emphatic best.
Here, too, is Cadillac's great heritage Of fine
performance and riding ease brought to new
high level Of perfection.
And here is Cadillac's exclusive Fleetwood
coachcrafting and Cadillac's world-famous
dependability and safety and Cadillac's
great value and soundness Of investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

It more than twenty years ago that he
drove his first Cadillac homeland since then
he has reenacted that event dozen times
Now here he s-arriving once again with the
newest version Of the "car Of cars And as
often as he has experienced this happy home
coming, he has never found it more satisfying
than it is today.
For this is the Cadillac Of 1885, And here, as
he has already discovered is the most glorious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
INTERHIGH LEAGUE sTANDINos
BY DICK SLAY
star Stan Writer

The 1nterhigh West Division
basketball race is q cut and
dried situation as a result Of
Westerns 1888 victory over
Roosevelt yesterday in the Sec
ond game Of a double-header
at Mckinley Tech. However,
Techs 1866 win over Phelps
in the first game didn't settle
q thing in the East Division.
Roosevelt's third defeat in
league play clinched the West
title for Cardozo, which was
playing outside the league yes
terday. The worst Cardozo can
finish is 1912, and that means
the Clerks have wrapped UP the
division championship for the
fourth year in succession. Also.
Cardozo qualities for defense
Of its Interhigh championship
q week from Friday when it
will play the East winner, still
in doubt.
Qualify for PIayOffs
Two other games yesterday
with Dunbar victorious over
Wilson and Coolidge an upset
winner over Bell-also settled
the West Divisions four top
teams for the d. c. Public
High tournament. Cardozo,
Western, Roosevelt and Dunbar
will represent the West in the
post-season event which begins
Monday, February "a.
Over in the East Division,
it's still a scramble. Phelps and
Tech are tied for third place.
but either or both can be tied
by Spingarn. Also, Armstrong
still can catch Eastern in the
battle for first place. Both
schools have two games to play.
Meanwhile. Western seems a
good bet to beat Roosevelt out
for second place in the West
Division. The Raiders have
league games remaining with
Coolidge and Bell, while Roose-
welt must meet Dunbar and
Cardozo, a tougher assignment.
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Roosevelt Loss Gives
4th Title to Cordozo

Western was much superior
yesterday in beating Roosevelt
for the second time. The
Raiders smashed the Riders
zone defense with II goals in
"a attempts in the first hall
to take a 1920 lead. Roosevelt
turned to a man-for-man and
an occasional press after inter-
mission but the closest 1t got
was eight points.
Burrows Tops Scoring
Lou Burrows had his jump
shot working to perfection and
scored the highest total Of the
season in leading Western with
rs points. Frank Neal got II
and Carlton Preston II. Clar-
ence jackson topped Roosevelt
with 10 points but Alvin
Thompson, who scored Is, kept
1t from being a runaway with
four goals in the last quarter.
John Hyater had II points.
In the first game at Tech,
Tech trailed 1888 at halftime
but broke it open with 10
baskets on 16 shots in the third
quarter to take command, ST.
as, entering the final quarter.
James Baten tried to pull it out
for Phelps with four late goals
but the Tradesmen never got
closer than six points.
Ben Harrison scored rs
points in a losing effort, Is in
the first half, while Baten
finished with 10. The Tech
scoring was better distributed
as Wendell Isom and Vince
Bonner sank 81 points each
and Gene Littles and Jim FOX
got Is each.
Lamont Lawson scored eight
straight points at the begin
ming of the fourth period to
boost Dunbar to a TOTO VIC
tory over Wilson yesterday at
Roosevelt in a West Division
game.
Lawson finished with %
points, high for the winners.
John Luce topped Wilson with
rs points. The loss knocked
Wilson out Of a berth in the
D. C. Public High School
Tournament while Dunbar
gained a playoff spot. The
loss was Wilson's 10th against
five victories. Dunbar Is I'll.