davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
's : BUSINESS
Washington Gas Files
$40 Million Offering
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

washington Gas Light today filed registration with the
Securities and Exchange Commission for proposed offering Of
around 100000 Of convertible preferred stock to raise
$40 million to help pay for construction
The win be offered to common stockholders at
the rate of one convertible preferred for each IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
ID. C. Bankers TO Attend
Reserve Bank Session

Fourteen District bankers
win be among I'll member
bankers of the Fifth Federal
Reserve District attending two
meetings to study policies and
operations of the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Richmond.
The meetings are scheduled
tomorrow and Thursday and
April 1916.
Programs have been designed
to give member bankers an
inside look at central bank
operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
Bank Auditors TO Hear
Expert From FBI

Courtney Evans Of the Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation
will address the Auditors Sec
ton of the District Bankers
Association at a Burlington
Hotel dinner meeting Thursday
night.
Mr. Evans viii discuss law an
forcement problems Of special
interest to banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
OVER COUNTER

WASHINGTON listings on oyer-the-
counter markets furnished BY the Ma
tional Association Of Securities Dealers
as Of pm. Tuesday, April 1859;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

group includes controllers Q
leading Washington stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

Were ! 10 ask you to guess
the oldest currencies in the
world today. III wager your
quick reply would be the British
pound or French franc or TIA
Ian Ira or Spanish peseta or
the like.
These would be logical guess
es. These are currencies Of
lands in existence for centuries.
Nevertheless. your answer would
be way on base.
For the outstanding ME-
thuselah" among the principal
currencies Of the world today Is
none other than our own, much
maligned United States dollar
with its life span Of rs years
and two months.
Matching its proud old age
Of more than a quarter century
are the paper monies Of four
little exotic landslide Guate-
malan Quetzal. Haitian gourde.
Honduran lempira, Panaman-
ian balboa.
Pound Is Well Down
Well down the list with O life
span Of nine and q half years is
the British pound. And third.
from the low in age is the
French franc - only three
months old.
For as Franz Pick, the world
famous currency analyst. en-
phasizes in a special study on
how long currencies live, the
life span Of the money unit Of
"a nation is measured by the
time elapsed either since its
creation or since its last partial
or full legal devaluation.
In the era since World War I,
currency devaluations have fol-
lowed currency devaluations
with devastating frequency and
force as bankrupt or near
bankrupt nations have found.
The only way they can wipe
out their debts is to reduce the
value Of their currencies." And
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
Atomic Development
Votes Distribution

Directors Of Atomic Develop
,ment Mutual Funds, Inc, have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK, April 6 (APD. -Yester.
eminent Treasury bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

Suburban CadilIac-O ldsmobile Co.
Bradley Shopping Center
Bethesda, Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

Capitol Cadillac-Oldsmobile Company
1922 Twenty-Second Street, NV.
Washington, d. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

seconds.
Subject to Federal taxes but not to
State income taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
In Our Showrooms

Akers Oldsmobile.C Cadillac Company
darlington Shopping Center
Alexandria, Virginia, Lac. $795
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

and make personal inspection, won't you? Well be
glad to explain the advantages of Fleetwood craftsman
ship to arrange demonstration drive in your
favorite model and tell you about the fabulous
Edorado Brougham You'll be welcome at any time!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07

We have arranged, for your conven-
~ fence, special showroom exhibit of
CadiIac's most majestic and dramatic creations for
1959-the distinguished that carry the Cadillac
name to greater emnence than before Stop in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
Program Listings
6:45

6:45
4-NBc News.
Chef Huntley. Dovid BrinkIey.
9-Dous Edwords. News.
TOO ,t
4-You Asked for Il.
5-GongbusteTs. Crime.
7-Boekstoge. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone. MoIkie.
9-San Francisco Beot. Crime.
Tom TulIy, Worner Anderson stor.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
7:26
9-TV Editorial.
1880
4-Northwest Pessese. Color.
Vengeance Troll" Keith lor-
sen stors. tRepeotl
5-WrestIing.
Z Hours. Roy Moroon, eommen-
totor.
7-cheyenne. Western.
Hour. Silent Witness The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
TUESDAY

testimony OF q lo-yeor-old mute
helps decide the fote OF Bronco.
Ty Hardin, Korl Swenson. Ire
peot.)
9-CrusodeE. Film.
Brian Keith stors.
$500
4-Steve csnyon. Adventure.
A nosewheeI foiIs to lower and
conyon foees q hozordous lond-
inc. Deem Frederieks stors. Ire
peot.l
9-Markhem. Mystery.
Morkhom finds himself drown in
TO o strange een-Smuooline
scheme when night club per
former comes TO him for help.
Roy MilIond stors.
Tuesday Listinss Continued Next Poss
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Victory for Priory

Totals 10 s34 Totals 43 t3 80
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Roosevelt Wins
As Western Fails
In PIuyoff Bid

Clarence Hill, an average
sized sophomore who has been
high scorer for Roosevelt five
Of six games since gaining ELI
gibility at mid-season, sank a
jump shot with 20 seconds re-
naming which gave the Rough
Riders a 1854 basketball VIC
tory over Dunbar yesterday.
Coolidge eliminated Western
from the poSt-season Public
High tournament. 63-45. in the
second game of the double
header at Roosevelt.
In the opeuer. the score was
tied four times and the lead
changed hands five before Hills
shot. Dunbar missed a chance
to tie the game again when it
missed a free throw on a tech
nical foul with 3 seconds to go,
Dunbar lost its fourth game by
point.
Hal Feinstein Of Coolidge,
who scored only 3 points in
the first half of the second
game, pumped in l6 in the
third quarter and led a 15-
point burst which broke open
the contest, 43-25. =.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
w. W-:LRunneruptoL Lewis
For Indoor rack Title

LEXINGTON. Va, Feb. IA
(SpeciaD Andrew Lewis High
School Of Salem won only. two
events but. piled up enough
points with second, third and
fourth place. finishes TO- win
it's second straight Virginia
Group I indoor track title yes
terday at. the VMI fieldhouse.
Andrew Lewis finished with
34l2 points TO runnerup Wash
ington Lee of Arlington's 30ls
Wakefield of Arlington was
third with 20lI2 points.
Washington-Lee was in front
after five events, but Andrew
Lewis captured a second and
tie for third in the high hur-
dies, the sixth event, and never
gave up the lead thereafter.
. Two records were established
and another was tied in the
competition, which. drew a
record, 230 contestants from 20
high schools.
wills Russell Peterson broad
jumped % feet to top the
mark of 21-9la set last year
by John Ordndorf of WI
John Irby of Douglas Free
man set a. record Of 2:O3.3 in
the S80-yard run.
t.. The Generals" foufsome oi
Jim Massie, John Randolph
Evening star., 1959-02-14
PIoyoff May Be Likely
In Catholic Leoque

very likely that DeMatha, Con-
zaga and st. Johns will wind
up tied for second, each with
3-2 records. Each has yet To
play Carroll.
1t was a tight game last night
until 4::22 of the fourth quarter
when DeMatha moved into a
l2-point lead, 1888, its largest
advantage of the game.
The closest the Eagles came
after that was when Jon Morris
connected. to make it 50-47,
DeMathar with 1885 left.
Tom Canada, 6-foot-5 De-
Matha junior, played an out
standing defensive game. He
collected IA rebounds and man.
aged 10 points. The Stays hit
on 20 of A shots from the floor
and made good II of % foul
shots. Gonzaga made Is of So
shots and II of 81 from the
foul line.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
GRAFFEO GUIDES LEADERS
Hammond Drops WI
Out of Group | Lead

The Admirals defeated WASH
ington-Lee, 1929. last night at
WI in a wild defensive battle
that saw Hammond's top scorer,
Eddie. Doran, bottled up, and
6-foot-5 Bob Warsing outdone
under the boards. The victory
gave Hammond the undisputed
league lead.
However. 5-foot-6 Mike Graf
feo saved the day for Hammond
with his timely foul shooting
and defensive play. Each team
scored only two points in the
final period, but Hammond went
into 1t two points up and
emerged the winner.
WI jumped off to a quick
lead behind the shooting Of
Bill Yelverton but once Ham
mond got its defenses set. the
Generals were unable to get
inside.
Paul Weyandt tied the score
early in the fourth period for
WI. Graffeo then stepped to
the foul line for Hammond
with four minutes remaining
and sank a pair of foul shots.
He then led an Admiral freeze
with an excellent display Of
dribbling. WI did get one
more shot at the basket, a
lump shot by Hugh Miller with
10 seconds left, but 'Warsing
blocked 1t.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
CIV: W:Upsets
Wakefield

Wakefield last night tasted
defeat for the second Friday in
a row on the Hammond basket
ball court, this time in a come
m-behind upset in a come
Washington High. School, As
A.
CIV took the lead after
Wakefield's big John Kasprzak
fouled out with $50 remaining.
Bob Clore's Jump shot got CIV
in front, 4l-40, and he hit
again to make it. ..43-40. Ed
Fontana made two free throws
for a 45-42 lead with 1850 left.
After Wakefield closed the gap
to one point, Buddy Spedden
stole a CIV pass with 5 seconds
to go but his layup came after
the btIzzer.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
PresidentsPIaly
Here Tonight !.

The Washington Presidents
return TO home ice tonight
after an extended seven-Hame
road trip to face the Charlotte
Clippers in an Eastern Hockey
League match at 8 o'clock at
Uline Arena.
The Presidents will be
skating without the services Of
6-foot-2. 2l0-pound Lloyd
Hinchberger, who has torn lig-
aments In his left knee and
will be out Of action for three
weeks, and possibly for the
season.
Goalie Bob ellison and de-
fenseman Bob Blackburn will
make their local debut tonight
after joining the Presidents
during the road trip.
Washington's chances OF
gaining a playof berth took a
turn for the better last night
as the ,fourth-place Philadel-
phia Ramblers dropped a 81
decision to the New Haven
Blades last night in Philadel-
phia, The Presidents are five
points out of fourth but have
IA games to play to Philadel-
phia's II.
George (Butch) Keeling. who
has been serving as trainer,
will fill in at forward tonight
while Wally Kullman, Marcel
Clements and Ken Davies
probably will be rotated ON de-
fense until a replacement for
Hinchberger is acquired.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

Totals 2pll 80 Totals 29l5 "a
Hahtime: 1882. Eastern.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Groveton.
Fuirfux Triumphs

Totals 1923 80 Totals 2s s64
Halftime: 45-2S, Groveton.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
EonqfeIIow Wins.

Totals 10 53i Totals. IS 56l
Halttime. 93-l2, Woodward.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

Wade Whitener and Dick
Foreman took the mile relay
in 3,44.4 in a close finish with
Newport News. John Garten
of George Washington of Alex
andria successfully defended
his mile title, but with a slower
time than last year. 4.42.8.
Newport News finished
fourth with 1872 points, fol-
lowed by Warwick, 171s; JEFF
ferson Senior. of Roanoke,
l5l3; Thomas Jefferson of
Richmond. IL; Hermitage of
Richmond, 1912; Hampton, 10,
and Cranky, 8.
Strung out after that we're
George Washington Of Alex
andria and Douglas Freeman
Of Richmond, 6 each, and E.
C. Glass of Lynchburg, Nor
view and Princess Anne, / each.
Woodrow Wilson, Suffolk and
Annandale failed to score.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

TUCSON. Ariz., Feb. IA CAP) .
A veteran who pins his faith
in putting and a freshman
who thinks driving is the key
to- success lead the $4,000
Tucson Open golf tourney into
today's third round by a stroke.
Julius Boros, Mid Pines,
N. c., and Joe Campbell,
Knoxville, Tenn, are each ii
under par with 64-64-i29S.
Boros thinks the putter is
the big weapon on the 6434-
yard, par 35-35-7O El Rio
Course. You can't drive them
into the hole, you putt them
in" he said. q.
During the first two days
he sank II puts of up to 80
feet for brides and the, lowest
SO hole score. in his 10 years
as a pro. In that decade he
won more than S175,000 to
become the 9th highest money
winner in. PGA records. =
1t is less than three months
since the 23-year-old Campbell
became eligible to collect. cash
Evening star., 1959-02-14
American Sets
..BobsIed Mark !.
Switzerland

ST. NORTH, Switzerland
Feb. IA (AP) Americas Ar
thur Tyler, of Weston. Mass.
set a track record on the st
Moritz run today to take the
lead after the second heat Of
the world four-man bobsled
championships.
Tyler dashed down the 1870
meter Il mile icy track in
l:17.42 minutes.
The previous all-time record
for the track was set up in
practice runs for the world
championships Thursday by
Germany's Franz Schelle in
1:17.54.
Schelle held the lead after
the first Of today'S two heats
with 1:17.63. His second run
was slightly Slower-l:l7.70.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Redskins Sign
Pair of. Rockies

Two rockies who were stand.
outs in smaller college circles
have signed with the Redskins.
Contracts have. been re-
ceived from Fred Hood. 220-
pound end from Northeastern
State in Oklahoma; and Bob
Sargent. 6-foot-6, 255-pound
tackle from Colby. Hood was
the Redskins 18th draft choice
and Sargent was the. 25th.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Eastern Stays
Alive in Close
Win0ver Tech
BY ED WINSTEN
star stan Writer

Eastern's basketball team has
two league opponents left, and
the two - Chamberlain and
Anacostia-have fewer wins be-
tween them than the Ramblers'
total. But Coach Bobby Hart
is sweating. it out.
The Ramblers, a half game
behind Spingarn, stayed In the
Interhigh League East Division
race with a 1859 squeaker over
Mckinley Tech yesterday in
nightcap Of a double-header at
Tech. Cardozo remained un-
beaten in West Division. edg-
ing Wilson, 67-64, in the last
10 seconds of the first game.
1--WE haven't played a de-
ulcerized game all year. The
team just sneaks by every
week." Hart said. The idea of
playing Chamberlain. whic h
has won only two league games,
doesn't ease Hart's mind. I'VE
beat them by three points the
first time and Anacostia we
beat by two in overtime"
In the second game, the
score was tied 69-all with Is
seconds left when Petey Greene
scored a technical foul shot.
Jimmy Jones iced the game six
seconds later with two more
free throws.
! Eastern, after holding a slim
two-point edge at halftime,
broke loose in the third quar-
ter for 81 points-"The first
time we've looked real good all
year." Hart mentioned-only
to see Tech bounce back from
IA points down,
Wilson caught the Clerks.
who are the West Division win
ners again. on a bad day and
thumped them under the
boards The Tigers, behind
Gene Jewett's best rebounding
effort, outjumped Cardozo AZ
81. Wilson'S hopes for an upset,
on a day when Frank Harrison
was missing, went out when
Everett Lucas scored a three
point play to move Cardozo in
front. 1851, with less than a
minute left
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Chamberlain Wins

Totals Is 945 Totals Q
Halftime: es.24; .Westsrn.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Shorpsburg .Moy
Miss Widener

MIAMI, Feb. IA (AP) -
Sharpsburg, winner of the
$50,000 McLennan Handicap
last Saturday.. is a doubtful
starter for the 100000 Wild
ener Handicap February 2l at
Hialeah Park.
The stretch runner worked
Ave furlongs in 1:00k yester-
day. but appeared in distress
following the drill. He refused
to place his left hind foot SOL
idly on the ground.
Tony Puglisi, Sharpsburg' {
trainer who was in the saddle
during the workout, said his
charges Widener status would
not be determined until results
of X-rays are known.
Sharpsburg was rated CO.
favorite with, Bardstown fol-
the mile and a quarter Widener
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Bruves, Yonks
EARLY Fovorites

LAS VEGAS. Nev.. Feb. IA
(AP) The Las Vegas GAM
bling fraternity has made the
Milwaukee Braves and. New
York Yankees favorites to wir
the National and American
League pennants, respectively
in the books opening baseball
odds.
Here are the opening odds
National League-Milwauket
As, San Francisco 5-2,. Los
Angeles; 81. st. Louis 5-l, Gin.
.cinnati 10-l, Pittsburgh 90
Philadelphia SOL, Chica,g {
1901.
: American League-New York
1-2, Cleveland Al, Detroit 6-l
Chicago 81, Boston ISL. Bal.
timore COL, Washington anc
Kansas City. 100-1.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
BY BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

With only two weeks remain
ing on the Catholic Leagues
basketball schedule, it appears
that a playoff will be necessary
to determine a runnerup team
in second-half play.
The latest snarl happened
last night at Carroll High
School as DeMatha defeated
Gonzaga, 57-49, and pulled into
a tie with the Eagles for Sec
ond place.
Carroll and DeMatha finished
one-two in flrst-half play. Car
roll is heavily favored to- win
second-half honors and make
the city championship playoffs
and the Knights Of Columbus
tournament.
Should DeMatha win the sec
ond half and a berth in the
post-season Journeys. no play
of will be necessary. However
the way the remainder Of the
schedule is made up, 1t seems
Evening star., 1959-02-14
:Goithersburg
Wins Overtime
On Green's Throw

Roland Green made a des-
peration 74-foot- -heave to break
a tie and give Gaithersburg a
60-58 basketball victory over
Lackey in overtime last night
at Gaithersburg. Green recov-
cred an errant Lackey shot and
made his throw just as the gun
went of.
.Gaithersburg's Bobby carp
made a three-point play with
20 seconds left to tie the regu-
lation score. at 56-all. Lackey
scored first in overtime. but
Mike Norris made a basket TO
set the stage for Green's
Evening star., 1959-02-14
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday

results yesterday
Annandale, 90. Lee, 40
BiSdensbTrs. So: Mackin, 40.
Cardozo, 81 Wilson, "a
Carroh, 90: St Anthony, q.
Chamberlain, SO; Phelps, As.
Coolidge. So Western, As =.
Damascus. 13' Sherwood, 3s.
DeMatha, 81; Gonzaga, 40.
Eastern; Efs,.l w6,3: e; Tsch; EG. ,tHn.,, 80 "a
Fairfax, IS. Mclean, "A
Fairmont Heights, 5s AnacoStia, So
Falls Church. 90, Groveton, q.
Frederick sasscsr. 55, MarEaret
GaithersbdTs, RlS%5; dr go; LacIcy, SIS lover.
Garfield, SO; osbourn, 81.
George. washington: As; Wakefield, ~
Glen Burnie. 30; Howard County, so
Gonzaga w, AZ. DeMatha w, Il.
High Point, 81, Suitland, 81
Hoffman Boston, A.; Parker Gray, 80
Eandon 80: Friends. 45.
Laurel. 3G Gwynn Park. 35.
Longfellow, So; Quantico Post, 81.
Luther Jackson. SO: Walker-Grant As
Marshall -: Loudoun County 80.
NTS, 50; Gallaudct Prep 53, :
Northwestern, 54' !OxOn Hill, As,
Northwood, 63, Richard Montgom'
PooiCSs;viiic. So; welkersviue. So.
hriory, so; Charlotte Hall, 10
Rappahannock. iG Gccree Mason, A
Roosevelt B5. Dunbar 81
Ryken. "a Neal "a
SSpingarn, g PaiSe-JackSon. %
Sgrrattsyills S -; Great Mills -.
Wafer WsrTsnton1 52hn!Gsn e Hsrn6on 4s 65aF 50 o.
wheaton. 73. B-CC. 80
woodward Prep, 81. Kendall, n.
woodward Prep w, 81; Capitol PAGES
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Cuba Takes Lead
.In:.TitIe Series

. CARACAS, Venezuela, Feb
IL "(AP(. - Pitcher Orlando
Pena has begun. his bid for a
starting role with the Cincin-
natl Reds.
Pena, who beat Los Angeles
in his. only major league de-
cision last season. stopped
Puerto. Rico's hard : hitting
club. 10. on five hits last
night as Cuba moved into first
place in the round-robin Carib+
bean championship series with
a 81 mark.
Cuba got its lone run. in the
first on a double by Angel
Scull and a single by Pitts
burgh's Rocky Nelson. s
In tonight's games, Cuba
takes on Panama and Puerto
Rico meets Venezuela.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

Bethesda Chevy Chase was
willing to run with Wheaton
last night. and as a result
B-CC dropped out Of a first-
place tie and left Bladensburg' s
basketball team all alone on top
of the Maryland Bi-County
League.
Wheaton's tiny speedsters
raced to an amazing 1886 win
over the Barons at Wheaton,
using a full-court press all the
way.
Wheaton's starting five aver
ages about 5-foot-9, with Mel
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Newcomer Ties Boros
For Tucson Open Lead

in PGA Journeys. Before that
he was a Walker Cup player
and NCAA golf champion for
Purdue.
Marty Furgol, Lemort, ILL.,,
and Art Wall, jr., Pocono
Manor. Pa. were unhappy with
their play. regardless Of 10 un-
der par 1905 for 36 holes that
left them a stroke back Of the
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Bertoio, Throneberry
Signed by Senators

Third Baseman Reno Bertoia,
acquired from Detroit this win
ter, and Outfielder Faye
Throneberry yesterday signed
their 1859 contracts with the
Senators.
Bertoia is Washington S
leading candidate to take over
at third for Eddie Yost, who
went to the, Tigers in the six
iplayer deal that brought Ber-
toia here. Throneberry is the
first outf1elder to agree to terms
for the coming season! Roy
Sievers, Albie Pearson and Jim
Lemon have yet TO sign:
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Northwood Shells
Montgomery Five

Kirk Stewart, Dave Ramsey
and Joel Goldman hit in double
figures as Northwood defeated
Richard Montgomery, 63-46, in
a Maryland Bi-County League
basketball game last night at
Rockville. The Indians went out
in front, ll-2, and the Rockets
never got closer than five
points.
Evening star., 1959-02-14

Fairfax won its second bas-
ketball game over Mclean in
eight days, 58-44, in a Northern
Virginia Group I contest at Nc
Lean last night. The Rebels
jumped off to an early lead to
win their eighth league game in
IA starts
Evening star., 1959-02-14

Top-ranked Carroll scored
in the 90s for the third time
this season as 1t defeated st.
Anthony, 1894, yesterday in a
Catholic. League game at Car
roll. 1t was the 18th basketball
victory in 90. games. John
Thompson, the high scorer with
IS points, played exactly half
the game.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Woodward Winner

Woodward Prep's basketball
team eased by Kendall School,
61-3l, yesterday at Woodward
as Ronnie Hrabe led with %
points. Three of. Woodward s
regular starters-Owen Brad
shaw; Jim Copeland and Bill
! EraSnr didn't nlav
Evening star., 1959-02-14
ScroppyWheoton Runs
B-CCOut of lst Place

Case the biggest at 6-foot-l and
Alex Ober the smallest at s.
foot-6. Ober led the press,
and scored 28 points, mostly
on steals. Case was next with
27.
B-CC led, 1917, after one
quarter, but Wheaton went
ahead and stayed in front to
record the schools first basket
hol1 victoTv nvar p-TN
Evening star., 1959-02-14
.Lundon Neurs
League Crown

Landon will be able to wrap
up. the first basketball cham
pionship Of the newly created
interstate Athletic Conference
by beating st. Stephens Tues
lay. The Bears clinched at least
a tie by trouncing Friends, 60
Is. yesterday at Friends. :.
Fred Hetzel scored 10 points
to pace the Bears to their l4th
straight victory of the season,
and oath over a two-year. span.
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Sullivan Nets so.
o.Puce Quuntico

Jack Sullivan scored so points
last night as Quantico broke
Fort Lees string of Is straight
basketball victories. 101-84, at
Quantico.
It was the highest point total
of the season for Sullivan, a
former Little All-American at
Mount ST. Mary's College.
OIIapfin0,e. ranord 1. ,,ou, "a o
Evening star., 1959-02-14
George Mason, Bows

Bill Browning sank two free
throws with a minute left which
held up as the winning margin
as Rappahannock upset George
Mason. 46-44, in a Virginia
Group II. District 9. basketball
game at Mason last night,
Evening star., 1959-02-14
Fuirmont Still Hot

Fairmont Heights, The Stars
fourth ranked team, hit on IA
of 16 shots from the foul line
to win, 1888, over Anacostia
for its 10th victory in a. row
yesterday at Fairmont. The
game was tied several times in
the first half, but Fairmont out
scored the Indians, 1910. in the
third quarter and maintained
the rnoroip tho rest .of the NAV