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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
BY the Associated Press

Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson,
who makes it look easy when
he's on the basketball court,
may have clinched the major
college season scoring title last
night without lifting a finger,
While All-America Oscar was
idlin', All-America Elgin Bay
lor of Seattle was hitting one
of his season low marks, scoring
a mere 81 points in a 1850
victory over Idaho State.
Now, with each assured of
two more games depending on
how their teams go in the NCAA
tournament, Robertson leads
Baylor by eight-tenths of a
point with a 34.76 average to
Baylor's 1896. Eight-tenths is
no runaway but, broken down
on the basis of two more starts
for each hotshot, it means the
Washington, D. c.. youth would
have to outscore Oscar by 20
points to top the amazing Bear
cat sophomore.
Robertson closes his regular
season against Xavier of Ohio
Saturday night before moving
into the NCAA regional at
Lawrence, Kans., on March IA.
Baylor has a pre-NCAA date
with Bradley next Monday.
The Shoots Seattle Junior,
who played scholastic ball for
Spingarn High, hit on nine field
goals and three of seven free
throws last night before foul
ing out with 512 minutes left.
BOnnies Dumped
Except for the Seattle-Idaho
State game. most of last nights
activity was in the East with
much-thumped Duquesne furn-
lshing the highlight with a IT.
81 upset of a st. Bonaventure
team that had won Is in a row.
The Bonnies. seeded third for
next weeks National Invitation
Tournament at New York ear
lier in the day, fell behind by
nine points at halftime and
never threatened
st. Bonaventure's defeat
ended a rough "a hours for the
MT, which the night before
had been Dayton's 16-game
winning streak snapped by
NCAA-bound Cincinnati.
Nevertheless, Dayton drew
the top seed for the tourna-
ment beginning March 13, with
defending champion Bradley
No. 2, st. Bonaventure No. 8
and Utah of the Skyline Con-
ference fourth.
Butler of Indianapolis, win
ner of nine of its last 10 for
a 1873 record, was named to
complete the 12-team NIT field
and was paired against st,
Johns of Brooklyn in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
OSCAR GAINS ON ELGIN'S LAPSE
Journeys Will Decide
Nations Top Scorer

Journeys opening double
header. st. Joseph's (Pa)
faces st. Peters IN. j. in the
other game.
Niagara, Xavier of Ohio,
Utah, st. Bonaventure, Ford
ham, and st. Francis (Pa.)
play their first games March Is
with Bradley and Dayton NOV
ing into action on Tuesday,
March 10.
Fordham, Niagara and St.
JoSeph's warmed up with VIC
tories last night. Jim Cunning
ham fired in So points in Ford
hams 1918 rout of Rutgers
while st. Joseph's, coming from
nine points back with five
minutes remaining, nipped
Lemoyne IN. ", 69-68. on
Bobby McNeill's free throw
with four seconds to play.
Niagara, closing out a 1876
regular season, whipped Syra-
cuSe, 1868, as Boo Ellis netted
% points and grabbed 81 re-
bounds for a 500 total that
leads the country.
Ivy League Action
Dartmouth's Ivy League
champions. headed for the
NCAA tournament, trippe d
Brown, 8l-79. on Dave Car
ruthers' layup with four Sec
onds left for a 20-4 record. CO.
lumbia, last in the Ivy, got some
consolation when Rudy Mickey
scored &c points in an 1855
victory over Cornell to clinch
the league scoring title.
Runnerup Johnny Lee of
Yale scored 40 in a 105-S7 belt
ing of Harvard but wound UP
nine points short of Milkey's
272 total. Yale shared second
place in the Ivy standings with
Princeton. which downed Penn,
1886, as Carl Belz collected
20 points.
Boston College, an NCAA-at-
large selection, was embar-
raised by arch-rival Boston u.
in an afternoon game, 1916.
Bucknell nipped Penn State.
1913. on John Strizzi's two
free throws in an extra period.
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BASKETBALL SCORES

MIDWEST
WittenherE 81 Heidelbert ~
FAR WEST
Seattle ~ Idaho State 90
NAIA DISTRICT PLAYOFFS
tAll FIRST round unless otherwise nOted)
DISTRICT 80
Geneva ~ MillersvlIIe 90
INDIANA Pa.l "a Cannon 90
DISTRICT ~
New Haven Ichrs. ~, ouinnipiac GS
Assumption tMaSs.l ~,
New Bedford Tchrs. 81
DISTRICT ~
youngstown ~, (finaD Wilmington 10
findlaS los for third Defiance 6S
DISTRICT ~
Northern IS. d. ~ (flnan
Valley City IN. ~ 73
IOWA DISTRICT
Zoe VI Iowa WESLEYAN 81
Iowa Central DisrRrcr Upper gS low. SO
Quincy 63 IllinoiS Normal a.
Eastern Illinois Rti EImhurst az
DISTRICT 20
LenOir Rhyme 81 thnaD
Belmont Abbey 81
Anderson SO (hnaD Ball State 62
DISTRICT 2
Portland 80 (hnaD
Portland 81. 20 (overtlme, for third
Lewis Clark "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
BY BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

The results of opening round
play last night in the Northern
Virginia Group I basketball
tournament followed the form
sheet as the top four seeded
teams won. But in the case OF
two of them, unless marked
improvement is shown they
may not be around after to-
morrow nights semiflnals.
Washington Lee sh a d e q
George Washington, 36-32, ano
Falls Church, after a sluggish
first half. got by Mclean, 1921
in a double-header at Wake
field High,
In semifinals Wakefield plays
Westinghouse at. Hammond
High and Falls Church meets
Hammond at Wakefield. Both
games are at 8 o'clock.
In the first game at Wake
field, neither WI or CIV hit
with any consistency. The Gen.
erals wound up making only
16 Of so from the floor. CIV was
1929.
The score was 9-S, WI, after
the first quarter and 17-15,
WI. at the half. The Generals
never held a commanding lead,
the largest a viewpoint margin,
1929. at 2:15 Of the final
period.
But for little Weldon Eddins,
who hit on three straight jump
shots just before the half ended
and finished as high scorer with
Is points. the Generals would be
sitting on the Sidelines instead
of being in the semifinals.
The pattern of play in the
Falls Church-McLean game
was the same. Falls Church
had an 18-for-49 shooting
mark and Mclean 1877. Nc
Lean didn't make its first field
goal until Dennis Wilson hit
after 80 seconds of the second
quarter. The Eagles didn't hit
again until Barry keenan, con-
nected with only 2::3O remain
ing in the period.
Falls Church led. To. at the
end of the first quarter and
1910 at the half. John Booth
hit on three straight shots for
the Jaguars to start the Sec
ond half and Falls Church
never was threatened there
after. 1t went into the final
nlIQ rtnY with q O7I0 laaI
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WI, FAILS CHURCH ADVANCE
Wakefield, Hammond
Impress in PIoyoffs
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Wakefield High Schools
basketball team may have
gathered the momentum it
needs to sweep through the
Northern Virginia Group
tournament and the State
championships next week. The
Warriors walloped Fairfax. g.
IS, in first-round play last night
at WI.
Hammond shook of a Stub
born Annandale team in the
final period to register a SCAT
victory in the opening game of
the doubleheader.
The Warriors string of IL
straight victories during the
regular season was stopped two
weeks ago by Falls Church, but
now it looks as if they will 60
all the way.
With Gar Schweickhardt
controlling the backboards and
scoring 81 points, Wakefield
turned the game into q rout
in the second half.
Schweickhardt pulled down
% rebounds and was excep-
tionally effective in the second
half as Wakefield dominated
play.
Ron Terwilliger hit for 10
points for the Warriors while
normally high-scoring Dave
Lockman scored only 5. Oscar
Keplinger put on a desperate
one-man show for Fairfax in
the first half. He finished with
II points.
Arnold Jones was the differ
ence for Hammond against
Annandale. Time after time
Jones scored key baskets to
keep the Admirals ahead of
the persistent Atoms. Jones
scored 10 points. Annandale's
George Elgin was high for the
game with %.
Bob Warsing did a good job
on Annandale's Dave Cruden,
holding him to three field goals.
Cruden. however, hit nine
times from the foul line to give
him Is points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

Totals IS IL SO Totals 1911
Halftime: 1920. Wakefield.
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BOYS BASKETBALL

tSilver Spring YMCA Tourney
Marvin Methodist, 66; st. Mary's
Episcopal. II.
Christ Conservation, "a: Petworth
Baptist, 80.
Woodstde Methodist. Al; Parker
Memorial, rs
Takoma Park Presbyterian, IS; As
cension Episcopal, "a.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Falls Church az - Mclean 81
Hammond 81 ------- Annandale q
Wakefield 81 .F Fairfax 81
Washing On-Lee SO Geo. Wash. 3.
Other Games
Leesburg Douglass So L. Jackson 9!
GAMES TODAY 0'"'
Virginia Group II tournament a
Blacksburg-L0udoun County vs.
AppomattOx, 2:3O.
City championship playOlfs at UIine's-
Carroll VS.. Armstrong, S pm; Car
doEo VS.. GOnzaga. $3.50.
VIA regional playOffs-Prineess Ann
st Parker-Gray, 8; BIadensburg q
GAMES TOMORROW
City Championship finals at UIinet
ELConsolation, Pm; champion
To-; Va. Group ] tournament semi
nn1isIEslls Church VS.. Harmon,
At Wakefield. =; Wakefield VS.. Wash
ingtOn-Lee al Hammond, 3.
MARYLAND District 2 playOffs al Suit
land-ClasS c. Lackey vs.. Margare
Brent. : p.m.; Frederick Sasseer vs.
Poolesville. $50, Glass B, Gathers
burg VS.. Great Mills. 1:3Oi IA
:. Plata VS.. Calvert County, %.
va. Group III tournament semifinals a
Blacksburg
Priory Tournament Landon VS.
FRIENDS, $780, st. Anthony VS.. st
Mary's, !; GEORGETOWN Prep VS.
Priory, $3.50; Mackin VS., 81
stephens. 10.
Blair at B-CC, =
Wheaton at Northwestern, 2:3O.
sherwood at Richard MONTGOMERY, :
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14
Reynolds Pratt
Addresses Rotary

A talk on Rotary information
was given by Reynolds Pratt,
past president of the Smyrna
Rotary Club Thursday night,
who said that Rotary claims the
outstanding men in a commun-
ity. He told of the obligation of
"a Rotarian to give service to his
club, community, and home. He
described the club as a gather
ing place of men of many voca-
tions to discuss better means of
serving the community, to do
good, and to conduct business
by the ideals and ethical stand
ards of Rotary. A better inter
national understanding is pro-
NOTED through Rotary fellow
ship, he said. The response was
made by DR.. c. ]. Prickett on
behalf of the club. Rex Gill
more presided at the business
session. Harrison Turner was
received as a new member of
the club. Clarence Collins was
chairman of the program. Char
les A. Lehman, of Riverside, N.
j., had as his guests Thomas
Courson and DR.. Lester Schable.
N. T. Turner was the guest of
Edward S. Wilson, Jr. The Rev.
Theodore Hafner and Owen Ag-
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14
St. Joseph's Gets
New Member In
Local Ceremonies

Brother Eugene Price, ssh,
of Baltimore, Md, pronounced
his final promises to become a
Perpetual Member of st. JOS
eph's Society of the Sacred
Heart in ceremonies held on
Tuesday at the Shrine Chapel
of St.Joseph's Industrial School,
Clayton. Renewing their Tenn
porary Promises during the
same ceremonies were Brother
Edward Condor, ssh, of Lon
aconing, Md. and Brother Will
fred Fleming, ssh, of Grams
field, Miss. In similar recep-
tions held at Epiphany Apostol-
ic College, Newburgh, N. Y,
Brother James Forman, S.S.J.,
of Schenectady, NY, who COM
pleted earlier training at st.
Joseph's, Clayton, last year,was
admitted to First Membership
in st. Joseph's Society. Pre-
siding at the local ceremonies
and offering the Solemn High
Mass which followed was Very
Reverend George O'Dea, S.S.J.,
of Baltimore, Md, Vicar Cen
eral of the Society of st. JOS
eph of the Sacred Heart. He
was assisted by Rev. Paul Tag
CART, Director of the Society
for the Propagation of the Faith
for the Diocese of Wilmington,
and Very Reverend Thomas P.
O'Connor, SSH, former rector
of St. Joseph's, Clayton, and
present pastor of St.Peter Claw
er's Church in Baltimore, Md.
Included among the visitors
from several states were the
parents of Brother Eugene
Price of Baltimore. For the
Prices the affair marked the
beginning of an eventful week,
as their daughter will be finally
professed as an Oblate Sister
of Providence in Baltimore on
Friday. They also have three
other daughters who are Oblate
Sisters.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14

Delaware lawmaker noted that
even the President has express
ed satisfaction with the record
of the present Congress which
is now nearing adjournment.
Senator Frear listed among i'm
portant accomplishments of the
Eighty-fifth Congress, statehood
for Alaska, reorganization of
the Defense Department, Unem-
ployment Compensation bene-
fits and proposed increases in
Social Security benefits. MIR.
Frear expressed concern over
the status of the nations For
eign Policy especially because
of events in the Middle East.
However, he voiced hope that
the United Nations General As
sembly would contribute to a
solution to the problem at its
forthcoming sessions in New
York. In concluding his re-
marks, Senator Frear thanked
Delawareans for their contin-
ued interest and announced his
intention of resuming the week
ly series of statements when
the Eighty-sixth Congress meets
in Washington next January.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14
Kenton's Surge
Carries Team To
Mar-Del Loop Top

Kenton, the Mar-Del Leagues
lone Delaware entry, continued
its late season surge at the ex-
pense of an outclassed Chester
town nine Sunday, downing the
Maryland team by an 81 mar
gin and moving into a tie for
the league lead. Harry Barrett
pitched the Kenton victory, al
lowing only 5 hits in posting
his fifth triumph of the season.
Bill Courtney and Bob Shock
ley paced the attack with 2
safeties each. In other action
Centreville was knocked from
its lofty perch at the top of the
standings by lowly Rock Hall,
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14

fined SIS; David R. Comegys.
Clayton, bucking traffic, fined
$40; Margaret E. Kelly, Hender-
son, Md, failing to stop at stop
sign, fined $40; John R. Firtla,
Arlington, Va, failing to use
due care, fined $40; Frank j..
Tartaglio, Wilmington, allowing
unlicensed driver to operate a
motor vehicle, fined $40; Dur
cen Griskervich, Wilmington,
no license to operate a motor
vehicle, fined $40; Herbert w.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14
johnson Senate
Leadership Wins
Acclaim By Frear

United States Senator ]. AL
len Frear has lauded the lead
ership of Senator Lyndon John
son in the Eighty-fifth Con-
gress. In his final weekly
statement of the year, Mr..
Frear paid tribute to Johnson's
Judgment and skill in directing
the legislative activities of the
United States Senate. The
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14

Ga, and Henderson edged
Greensboro, 9-S. All eyes will
be on Kenton this Sunday as
the hometowners oppose Gen.
treville in a crucial game that
will give the victor undisputed
possession of first place and
the possible season pennant.
Henderson will travel to Ches-
tertown and Greensboro will be
at Rock Hall in other contests.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14

ing locations: lst of lst, Allan
McLane Armory, Smyrna; End
of lst, Smyrna High School,
Smyrna; lst of End, Leipsic Vol
unteer Fire Company, Leipsic;
End of End, Dover Special
School, Dover; 3rd of End, the
Court House, Dover; 4th of End,
Little Creek School, Little
Creek; lst of 3rd, Clayton Fire
Company, Clayton; End of 3rd,
Kenton School, Kenton.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14

Fletcher, Wilmington, speeding,
fined SIS; Willie G. Friend,
Smyrna, running a red light, fin
ed $40; Charles H. Gardley,
Smyrna, running a red light, fin
ed $40; also, George S. Horsey,
Westover, Md, making false
complaint, fined $50; Leroy Per-
ry Sullivan, Smyrna, public
nuisance, sentenced to thirty
days in Kent Correctional Insti-
tuition.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14
Police Arrest IL
For Violations

Nine of eleven cases investi-
gated by Smyrna police and dis
posed of at local courts were
for motor vehicle violations, as
follows: George Adey, Philadel-
phia, failing to use due care,
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14
Primaries
Continued from PAGE one

ocratic and Republican primar-
les will be held on Saturday.
Primary election polling places
will be open between the hours
of 7 am. to s pm. at the follow
Smyrna times., 1958-08-14

ner were visiting Rotarians
from Dover.
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WORK CIothes-Uniforms
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loiningl Phone uN. G-SiBn or
UN r.llnl
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a. Beth OR quotes APPROX.
SO 900 bus ~ 5h-ji 81 200.
isn
~, Sill So Nd! shop cent ~ 600
lSb Can Ge gfeailY impfof
~ %iOthn Lab .S.0tHt p
Thrss Nee eue.gr. nrW faces,
ana 4 Ami.s 70 improve them.
SN On rYAfT GO 40 TRIMS
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beer and music
w.,, sl,, SGg r wssSiy v low "a rsn.
cash. pay the rest out OF business
Box LISA, star.
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DELI. e. RESTAURANTS
CLEANING PLANTS

~ va, S2.500 wk bus Seats ID.
~ 5000 VIZ BUS seats 100.
Both sandwich spectsftieS
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RESTAURANT 4 I0UOR. seats $50
IN lorna, diniHg room ana cock
tai lounge 5O-eaF parking lot,
Opens ~ am Does over si00s-
200 ". high net DfI. Price f3b .
600 Terms Sla.50O cash W. e
THRIFT lExclusiytl, 1fII Pa.
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HILLCREsT HEIGHTS. MD.--Beau-
tiful 3-bedrm. California rambler
With sarsEe so gas o heat eor,,s IS, s sS,-
OWNER. JU. 5-2416.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA air.
eond 3-bedrm ramblerSs bath.
equip. kit. din area. lis. rm., lEe
brick firepl, earport. uti- rm :
trees and lge. fenced I'd. patio.
COW. 70 shops, BUS, schools and
churches. now vacant. Sif5- Cal
CT. 6-5a5O
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LIQUOR stores. tsyerns, hardware.
variety delic. rest. etc We have
an excellent selected list Of bpsi-
nesses for sale wash. No, Va.
I'D. don't fret. J,.st cali Us. We
have ~
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AURORA .l. -. Hills A l.ss,.;-I
bier. : tremendous bedrooms and
2 baths with 3rd large bedroom
and bath On lower level. MAR
STEILER. McCAHE q Co. WO.
9.tsIo eyentnss and week ends,