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man converted. also unassisted
at 800.
Savard and Russ Nc
Clenaghan added goals in the
third period and Washington
got its final score from Roger
Hayheld. who took a pass from
Player-C Coach Steve Brklacich
at 1880.
Jerry DeLise and Harry
Glynne. III, co-owners of the
Presidents. announced yester-
day that the Eastern Hockey
League has fulfilled an agree
ment TO pay a percentage OF
Washington's rental fee al
Uline for the 1878 season.
DeLise disclosed that the
league agreed to pay ga per
cent Of the rent for the season
plus a fiat amount. The SUBJ
sidy, amounting to about 81
per cent Of the rent. was to be
paid II Washington did NOT
gross $4,000 in its "a games
The club failed 10 reach that
amount.
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GeorgeT erlepGets
FiIchok' S Job

REGINA. Saskatchewan. Jan
25 R.-George Terlep. former
Notre Dame quarterback and
backfield coach Of the Hamil-
ton Tiger-Cats last season, yes
terday signed a two-year con-
tract as head coach Of the
Saskatchewan Roughriders OF
the Western Interprovincial
Football Union.
President Sam Taylor said
Terlep was chosen from about
20 applicants to succeed Frank
Filchok. released last fall.
Terlep, IS. played quarterback
at Notre Dame under Frank
Leahy in 1894. and later
played for the pro Buffalo Bills.
He was backfield coach at the
University Of South Carolina.
Vanderbilt, Marquette, Penn
sylvania and Indiana.
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FIGHT
Continued From Page Ala

Continued From Page Ala
for a fighter. Of having TO do
his own talking. About a re-
turn fight with Williams: Per
fectly all right with me. He's
a good boy. lot TO learn though. 4"
About a title fight with
Lane: I'm willing. He's no
better than those other boys
I'm beating right along"
About retiring: I'm think
ing Of quitting; got to get a
bank roll first, but / want TO
retire :"
And so on.
Best of the prelims was a
four-rounder in which Light
Heavyweight Monk Reynolds Of
Alexandria outslugged Ronnie
wash ensky OF Pittsburgh.
Heavyweight Dave Baily Of
Philadelphia outpointed Ike
Thomas Of New York. Light
weight Jimmy Cooper was
stopped in SO seconds Of the
FIRST round by Willie Ferguson.
and Heavyweight Tom m y
Thompson scored a fourth
round knockout over George
Brooks.
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|Lockey Eyes
|Tri-County
|CoeeCrown

Lackey High School Of In
dian Head, Md, TTi-county
basketball champion from l040-
through 1855. Is heading for
the crown again after q lapse
of two years.
In 1866. Lackey shared the
title with LaPlata and last year
LaPlata won II outright. So far
this season Lackey is out IN
front by a comfortable margin
with a SO mark In league play
II is 90 for the season.
The latest triumph was a H.
As shellacking Of LaPlata last
night at Lackey before a packed
gym Of over 1900 fans.
..ackey led 1910 at the END
of the quarter. 39-15 at the
half and 56-32, at the end Of
the third quarter.
Mike Sprague had 10 points
tor Lackey. Sam Holiday IA
and Lee Gates IL. LaPlata. SIS
for the season, was paced b
Bunky Abel and Bernie Cox
each with II points.
Bill Butler set a school rec
ord as he scored rs points To
lead Walter johnson to a 64-51
decision over Gaithersburg last
night at Walter johnson
Bob Woodward added IL f0i
the Spartans. who pulled away
in the third period for then
fifth win in IL games. Carl
Shipley had Is for Gathers
burg, now 7-2.
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Virginia Senate
To Rule on Study
Of Puri-MutueIs

RICHMOND. Jan. IS ga
proposal for a legislative study
of pari-mutuel horse race bet
ting In Virginia won committee
approval yesterday.
Senator Stuart Il. Hallett's
Joint resolution for the betting
study came out Of the Senate
Rules Committee with amend
ment by a 3-l vote.
The resolution probably will
come onto the Senate floor for
action Tuesday.
Similar proposals have
cropped UP In the past but have
died before assemblies appar-
emily reluctant TO try any tam
pering with Virginia's anti
gambling policy.
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Black Friday
For Knicks
By the Associated Press

The New York Knickerbock-
ers now have their own Black
Friday to remember in the Ma
tional Basketball Association.
Yesterday the Knicks dropped
a l25-lO2 decision to the Bos-
ton Celtics. fell into last place
in the Eastern Division and lost
$500.
The defeat in the first Of i've
games to be played in as many
days coupled with Philadel-
phia's l02-92 victory over the
Cincinnati Royals left the
Knicks q half-game back Of the
third-place Warriors in their
duel for a playon position.
The money lost was the re-
suit of action taken by League
President Maurice Podolofi
against Coach Vince Boryla,
Captain Carl Braun and
Trainer Don Friedrich for their
part in the January IL fracas
at Madison Square Garden in
which the Knicks dropped a
Ill5-110 overtime game to Phila-
delphia.
Boryla was fined $325 for
berating and charging an Of
fetal. Braun was assessed $50
for throwing a ball at Referee
Lou Eisenstein and Friedrich
SIS for berating the officials and
other misconduct.
Boryla's fine was the second
largest in league history. The
stiffest fine ever assessed by
Podoloff was $500 against Les
Harrison. then owner-coach of
the old Rochester Royals. dur
ing the 1852 season.
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Eastern Avoids
Upset With
.2d-Ha|f Rally

Eastern ran into unexpected
trouble with Chamberlain In
the second half Of an East
Division Interhigh League
double-header at Eastern. The
Ramblers won. 68-47. but II
wasn't as easy as the score
indicates.
\ Chamberlain held Eastern To
a 1925 halftime lead with a
successful ball-control game
that had the Ramblers puzzled
Eastern came back strong In
the second half. however. I'd
avoid an upset.
In the first game Of the
double header, Armstrong put
on a fourth-ouarter squirt to
defeat Tech. 1862.
James Thomas scored 10 OF
his "a points in the first two
periods for Eastern. Bernie
Chavis had 10 points. while
Bob Norman led Chamberlain
with IL.
In the opening minutes OF
the second half Eastern used
a fast break and Chamberlain
couldn't get it's defenses SCI
up. The Rsmhlers scored 4C
points in the anal half to p
for CHAMBERLAIN.
James Green scored %
points in Armstrong; victory
Vince Bonner had 20 for Tech
Anacostia won its first game
in the East Division Of the
Interhigh League with a 5l-4t
victory over Phelps yesterday
at Spingarn High School
Ronnie Slant led the Indians
attack with 10 points. all scored
in the second half. He entered
the game midway in the third
period and scored five points
He then poured In IA Of his
teams 20-point total in the
final period.
For the second straight week
Fairmont Heights. Nd. de-
feated an Interhigh League
team. Last week 1t was Arm
strong and yesterday Spin
garn. 72-46.
Fairmont Heights. winning
its sixth straight after two
losses, was paced by Richie
Smith. who had 81 points.
Fred Meals 10 topped Spingarn
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Dutru Still Leeds
Senior Golfers

DUNEDIN. Fla. Jan. IS up.
-Mortie Dutra from Calexico,
Mex. who has taught some Of
Hollywood's top personalities
some Of the finer points of golf,
still was the man to beat today
in the PGA Seniors Champion
ships. Dutra reached the mid
way mark yesterday with a A.
under-par i40 and a four
stroke lead.
But only half the field has
completed the second round.
Dutra's lead could be wiped out
before nightfall. Charles Shop
pard Of West Newton. Mass.
Bill Black Of Ludington. Mich,
and Bob Strupple Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. all with opening
round 7Os. were the ton threats
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INTERHI0H HAGUE
BY BOB HANSON
star stan Writer

Cardozo and Carroll meet
Wednesday afternoon at Car
roll in what promises to be one
OF the highlights Of the scho-
lastie basketball season and
Coach Frank Bolden Of Car
dozo is q bit fearful Of the out
come.
The Clerks. unbeaten in 10
games. are ranked No. l In the
area. Carroll. holder Of the top
position last week and now
third In the ratings as a re-
suit Of a defeat by second
ranked Eastern. has a 1872 rec
ord. The Lions only other loss
was TO the Maryland Frosh.
Cardozo hung up its 10th
straight victory and sixth in
the West Division Of the Inter-
high League with a 59-47 de-
cision over Roosevelt yesterday
but Bolden detected a few
things about his team that
caused him concern.
In the second game Of the
double header yesterday at
Roosevelt. Dunbar edged Cool
idge. 49-48. for its second league
victory in six starts.
I'VE knew they (Rooseveltl
would throw q zone defense at
us. but didn't think we would
have as much trouble with II
AS We did" Bolden reflected.
"We haven't been hitting out
side lately with any consistency.
II We don't do any better than
that against Carroll and a cou-
pie Of our players don't play
any sharper than they did in
this game. we'll be in real
trouble"
Roosevelt did an excellent
job on Hillary Brown. the
Clerks all-around star. but in
the process let Frank Harrison.
6-foot-4 junior. get loose and
that made the difference.
Brown. playing his last game
for Cardozo. scored nine points.
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CAROLS Drive for Title
Spanked by Thompson

Northwood broke the school
scoring record in defeating
Priory. 1920. last night al
Northwood. Kirk Stewart had
is and Mike Dantzic IL for
Northwood. which was winning
It's fifth game in a row, and
its seventh in nine starts. Gabe
Lombard scored II points for
Priory. now 80.
Charlotte Hall. paced By
John Hudson's % points anc
Bill Henry's 10. defeated St
Stephens Of Alexandria. 52-44
yesterday at st. Stephens
Frank Murphy's II points
topped the Saints.
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BoLDEN FRETs OVER CARROLL
Cordozo Wins 10Th,
But Zone Cramps Play

all In the first half. He had
four fouls against him midway
of the third period and saw
little action thereafter. Brown
who finished with q 1876 aver
age. graduates and win enter
Tennessee State next month.
Harrison had Is points and
10 rebounds. tops for both
teams in that department
Clarence Jackson had II point.
for the Riders.
Dunbar led all the way, hold.
ing a 1923 halftime margin
but was pressed TO hold on ir
the final minutes OF the game
Lamont Lawson. who was tor
scorer for Dunbar with /!
points. sank what turned 0ul
TO be the winning goal with
about three minutes remaining
Coolidge. with Garry Miller hit.
ting on two straight attempts
narrowed the gap TO one point
Fred Spicer led the Colts with
Is points.
Western kept one game be-
hind Cardozo in the league
standing by defeating Bell
STAT. yesterday at Teen. Thu
victory was the Raiders fourth
in a row since their loss u
fCardozo two weeks ago. anc
their seventh in nine starts.
Bell, losers OF five Of nine
games. trailed by a point al
halftime. 24-23. but couldn't
stay With a Raider surge thai
broke the game open in the
fourth quarter.
Frank Neal, led Western with
IS points. raising his average
to 10 points a game. Jim Cha
conas had 10 points. Tony
Taggart and Fred Harris lee
Bell with is and IL points
respectively.
Wilson broke a three-gamG
losing streak with a 1913 past.
ing Of st. Adams In a non-
league game yesterday al
Wilson.
Fred Hetzel scored % points
and grabbed IS rebounds fol-
the Tigers. Sammy McWilliams
got 10 points and Is rebounds
Jerry Lyman's Q points topped
the Saints.
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ArIo Davis Dies;
Set PIocekick Record

NORMAN. Okla. Jan. rs up.
Funeral services were to be
held today for Arlo Davis. for
mer University of Oklahoma
football player who held the
National collegiate record for
the most exrta points kicked in
one game.
Davis. 81. died yesterday OF
a heart attack. He set his rec
ord September 20. 1917. here
when he booted % Of 26 place
kicks as Oklahoma defeated
Kingfisher (Okla) Collie g e
1870.
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Naval Receiving
Wins Swim Meet

The Naval Receiving Station
Swimming Club captured the
ninth annual YMCA invita-
tional boys meet yesterday at
American University.
MRS scored 81 points and
won six first places. Congress
sional followed with "a points
and Walter Reed with IB.
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MoriIyn Smith
Pucinu Pro Golf

LAKE WORTH. = Fla. Jan
rs R.-The Ladies Profession
al Golf Association plays the
second round Of It's Lake Worth
Invitational tourney today with
Marilyn Smith Of Wichita,
Kans.. leading the field after
her first-round 70.
Miss Smith had a strokes
advantage over Bonnie RAN
dolph of Columbus, Ohio 49,
80. and Betty Dodd of San
Antonio, Tex. (37-3D.
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MARYLAND BI-couNTY LEAGUE
BY DICK SLAY
Star stan writer

MONTGOMERY Blair has
reached the midpoint Of its
basketball season still un-
scathed in 10 games. and the
time seems appropriate to COM
pare the current Blazers with
their past outfits-and favor
ably so.
Blair ran up its highest score
Of the season. 1854. IN bomb
ing its old nemesis. Bethesda
Chevy Chase. last night before
Q packed house Of $500 At
Blair. AS a consequence. Coach
Jud Judkins Of B-CC needed
little prompting in praising his
conquerors.
Better than last years Mary
land State runnersup and bet
ter even than Blair's 1855 State
champions. Judkins nodded.
Much better than last year, "
Jud insisted. They pass bet
ter. so per cent better. Better
balance than in IS: more
shooters" he added.
The Blazers scoring balance
was never more evident.
Tommy Brown led with 81
points. Bob Daniels sank 10
and Barry Goss and Jack Mad
dox had is each. The be-
specialized Brown hit 10 OF IA
shots from the field and the
team 81 for So. starting with
Is for q shots in the first half
Just warming UP. a team
won't hit IS for 81" Judkins
commented. but they were
taking good shots; I'll give EN-
that"
The teams traded baskets
until Blair sprang away from
an 8-8 tie with 9 points in sue
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Ex-Big Lacquer Dies

HUNTINGTON, w. Va. Jan.
rs R.-George Henry Schlei.
80, former catcher for the Gin
cinnati Reds and the New York
Giants. died at his home last
night. Schlei started playing
with the Cincinnati club in
1904.
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

WASHINGTON, d. c.--Joe Brown,
soInv Hs New 0 wi,,m, 'iSP S ErH,'
lngton tbl. (Non-tltlel
SAN DIEGO Calf --Bill Peacock
i2l ~, Los Angeles, knocked out Pan
ehito Gonzales, 1889, Chihuahua.
Mexico a.
New orleans, Outpolnted Herbie Rod
riguez, 1853 New orleans UOD.
DURHAM - Dennis Adams, III
South Africa, knocked out Warner
Bachelor. liz Australia (2l, adams
retained British Empire nyweight title
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

The Washington Presidents
will make their last appearance
on home ice for three weeks to-
night when they return to
Uline Arena for an $3.50 match
against the Johnstown Jets.
Washington, a Az victim Of
the Ramblers In Philadelphia
last night. will attempt to snap
a three-game losing streak
against a hot Johnstown team
that has beaten New Haven,
Washington and Charlotte in
Its last three matches.
The Charlotte Clippers took
over undisputed possession Of
first place by defeating New
Haven. sd. last night in Char
lotte, N. c. New Haven is in
second place with SO points,
followed by Washington with
AZ and Philadelphia with As.
The Presidents open an IL
match road tour in Johnstown
tomorrow and do not return
here until February 10, follow
ing an engagement OF the Ice
capades at Uline.
Ray Savard paced Phila-
delphia with two goals last
night as the Ramblers scored
once each In the first and sec
ond periods and twice in the
final stanza.
Art Darlington gave Phila-
delphia a 10 lead at 1857 OF
the first period on passes from
Ross Turnbull and Jerry Casey.
In the next period Savard
scored. unassisted, at 2:06 be-
fore Washington's wally Kull-
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Friends Booters Win

Ronnie kaminsky booted q
goal with one minute Of the
overtime gone to give Friends
soccer team a 10 victory over
Episcopal yesterday.
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Recent Wins
Cheer Coach
|Of Falls Church

Falls Church High still has
quite a way TO 60 to catch
Wakefield or Washington-Lee.
pacesetters in the Northern
Virginia Group ! League, but
the improvement Of the Jag
uars in the last few weeks has
given Coach Art Vallejo en-
couragement.
His team has won five Of its
last six league games. The
third straight win was a 58-46
victory over favored Hammond
last night at Falls Church. The
Jaguars never trailed after
leading 14-5 at the first quar-
ter.
Valotto has been trying to
step up the teams attack with
more than one player setting
the pace. And. last night was
the first time it was accom-
pllshed as three players hit in
double figures.
Keith Holman got % points.
Is in the first half. Cam
Coberly scored Is and John
Booth II as Falls Church tied
Hammond for third place in
the standings Falls Church is
5-3 overall.
The Admirsls. 7-3 for the
season, were led by Eddie Doran
and Mike Vopatek. each with
IL points.
Washington-Lee made its
ninth victory of the year and
eighth in the league. one of the
easiest. as the Generals pound
ed Mount Vernon. 1927. last
night at WI. The Generals
have lost only to Wakefield.
WI held a 1872 first-period
lead, as Mount Vernon failed to
hit from the floor.
Perry Neubauer and Weldon
Eddins each scored 10 points
for WI. However. Bob Nc
Cord of Mount Vernon was high
with IL. The Majors are 3-5
for the season.
Fairfax surprised Mclean to
win its second league victory in
nine starts, $3.50 in overtime.
at Mclean last night. And it
took a lot of last-second heroics
TO do it.
Trailing 54-52. Fairfax tied
the game on Ken Kowalski's
hook shot at the gun. Kowalski
and Dennis Wilson traded
baskets in the overtime. Oscar
Keplinger of Fairfax was
fouled with eight seconds left
and made two shots for the
victory.
Walt Pendley topped Fairfax
with 81 points. Keplinger had
II and Kowalski l3. Dave
Hough and Wilson made 10 and
IL. respectively for Mclean. 1t
was the sixth loss in nine games
for Mclean.
Doug Crupper, 6-foot-2
senior. outScored the entire
Groveton team as George
Washington scored a 1886 win
last night at Hammond. Crup-
per hit on Is field goals and
five foul tries for 81 points.
Crupper's total was seven
points shy of the CIV scoring
record. shared by Bill Rorer
and Bob KeSSler.
CIV won its third game in its
last four starts. and raised its
season record TO 3-8. Groveton
lost its sixth straight bringing
its season record to II.
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HOCKEY SCORES

AMERICAN HAGUE
N0'P IS;TiisiiisIsriEoISSyalIis H IiftiiGHun
WGsfEiN LEAGUE
Vancouver, 4: Edmonton. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

Bulls Prep defeated Military
Prep, CO.'S. yesterday at Fort
Belvoir. Bulls now has Q Ga
record.
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BASKETBALL SCORES

AREA
ouantieo Marines 20
81. Vincent Pal IS
EAST
Andersen Brosadns Is Davis.Eikins SO
Wayne Mich 63 Bethany w. Va SO
West Va. Tech ie3 Potomac 81
Fairmona w. Val d Concord -
Scs1sr Union N.i.n + DaseuTy . Isars; 90 90
Coast Guard IS Kings Point 81
Alfred Tech 63 Broome Tech g.
t0Vertimel
Gerham lMainel IS Boston Tehrs. 81
Wsstehester Community Sc
MeS.... a SOUTH wn. Care, 10
lincoln Memorial 81 upscemb 20
S Sssssrr, ~ r, 40. Piedmont Mills IS
Bethune Goodman rs
Delta Miss State 81
Birmingham Southern 81
MIDWEST
Cape Girardeau 81 KIrksviIle Me- IS
Chadren ~ Dana 80
MoTningSide 20 WeStmaF en
Iowa WESLEYAN 81 WaPtburg 30
Celiege OF EmDoria 6s
Bethany tKAnsl Is
,ansston 60 Northeastern okla. IS
- -, Northwest Missouri -
North Dakota 81 A1sustana Is. d. IS
South Dakota state so
North Dakota State 60
WahnetOn Science -
Dickinson ~. D. 50
Illendale se Bottineaa Forestry 81
Drury ~ Missouri Valley 20
Ottawa tKansl ~ McPherson "a
kmDoria state 81 N'western Okla. IS
Moerhead Mimi 60 Mich, Tech 6s
Eastern VI. 80 Millikin -
Prinetpia 81 Greenville 80
SOUTHWEST
San DtegO State -;
Arizona State tTempel -
Eastern n Mex. - Adams tCoio.l ~
Mss'e 81 Cole: 90 y MeA. western g
Arkansas Tech % Arkansas A&M 65
FAR WEST
SII.Ssns CT, 50 Wysais9 3
SSssss y Souu. sT''AlH''n S T;.s q q
San francisco 81 San Francisco 81 =;
Central wash. 81 Eastern Wash. ~
british Celumbia ~ WhitwertS so
Humboldt 81 southern OREGON 90
Chapman 10 Pomona ;Cl.rement g
Ores. Tech 70 Oreg. Education -
Westminster tutahl ~ West. Mont So
west Nararene ~ Coll. 81 Idaho Sc
SERVICE
Camp Leieune Marines rs;
Paris Island a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25
Unbeoten Blair Rotes
Among Schools Best

cession and Z more. moments
later. From there the Blazers
increased their lead gradually
without significant spurtS.
dominating every phase Of the
game - running. rebounding.
shooting and zone defense.
Bucky Brumhaugh, although
sick all week with q touch of
flu. was the only consistent
scorer for B-CC with 20 points.
Bob Bryan and Craig Felber
added 10 each but the Barons'
best all-around effort came
from Bob Windsor. their cap
able back-court boss who finally
fouled out because Of perhaps
too much hustling. bees
overall record dropped to 4-6.
Bladensburg held on TO Sec
ond place in the Maryland BIZ
County League with q $3.50
victory over Suitland yesterday
at Bladensburg.
The Mustangs had quarter
leads Of 1910. 27-24 and 42-32.
The l0-point margin in the
third period was the largest for
Bladensburg and was due partly
to the loss Of Derwin Kim Of
Suitland. who went out on
fouls.
Steve Preston had Is points.
Mickey Urmann IA and Sonny
Handy IL to pace Bladensburg.
which now has a 6-3 season
record. Suitland. "A overall.
was paced by Kim. who had
Is points. and Tom Norman
with IL.
Wheaton climbed out Of the
Bi-County cellar by defeating
Northwestern. 52-45. last night
at Wheaton. Don Wright made
II points for Wheaton. which
won its sixth victory in 10
games. Joe Heurich had Is and
Bill Scharnikow is for North
western t2-D.
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George Mason
Keeps Stride

George Mason High OF Fall:
Church. mopping up in basket
ball in the Virginia 0. Group u
League. isn't likely to run into
trouble until 1t tackles Rap
pahannock February IL.
George Mason won its ninth
league victory with a 50-4l
decision over Loudoun County
last night at Leesburs. but had
to come from behind 70 &C.
complish It.
As q result. the Mustangs re-
main unbeaten In league play
Earlier they defeated Rap
pahannock. &C. 50. at Falls
Church. The two teams meet
next month at Rappahannock
The latter hasn't been beaten
on itsshome court this season
which may make q difference
in the final outcome.
Loudoun County led l4-9 al
the quarter and 1922 at half
time. The Mustangs finally
wrestled the lead away in the
third period. 34-3l. and stayed
out in front.
Tony Hodges with Is points
and Jim Ricketts, with II LED
George Mason. Bob Barrett
had IL for Loudoun and Rich
ard link IL.
In another league game, Mar
shall had four OF its players hi
in double figures as 1t defeated
OSbourn. 7l-50. last night al
Marshall.
Don Vowel. Everett Ellis anc
Roy Sisk each had IA point,
and Don Brown Is for Mar
shall. Lacey Compton led Os-
bourn with Is points.
Parker-Gray Of Alexandris
remained unbeaten in FIVE bas-
ketball games in the Virgins
Interscholastic Association with
a 62-38 rout Of Virginia Ran.
dolph last night on the losers
court. Parker-Gray is IA FOL
the season.
Jasper Belk scored Is points
and Levi Vaughn IL fol
Parker-Gray. Lawrence Hicks
II points was high for Ran
dolph.
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THE EVENING STAR Alb
washington, D G. -
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-25

Lat NIfhIN Nes0Hs
Philadelphia. A. WASHINGTON, .
Charlotte. 8: New Haven, 4 (overtirne)
Tonight's Games
Johnstown At Washington, $40
New Haven at Charlotte
PHILADELPHIA at Clinton
TomoFrOW'S Game
Washington ct Johnstown (after-
boonl.