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Evening star., 1960-02-06
Redskins Stock
Sought by Miller

A group of unidentified per-
sons, presumably from Cleve-
land. want to become George
P. Marshall's partners in own
ership of the Redskins.
Creighton Miller, well-known
Cleveland attorney, has been
negotiating with Harry Wis
mer for the purchase of Wis
mer'S stock, the Associated
Press reports. Wismer. nation
ally known sportscaster, sup
posedly owns about 25 per cent
of the pro football team. He
and Marshall haven't seen eye
to eye on things in general for
years and now Wismer has
holdings in the New York Ii
.tans of the new American Foot
ball League.
Miller, former Notre Dame
football star who recently rep
resented the National Football
League players in their bar
gaining with owners, said out
come of the proposed sale would
depend on future meetings.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
BY DICK SLAY
Star stan Writer

Carroll High School. new
owner of the areas longest
basketball winning streak, also
earned last night perhaps the
most flattering tribute-that Of
being rated superior to the Car
roll team of a year ago, by a
rival coach.
Harry Marmion said it after
his Gonzaga club succumbed to
the Lions, 81-43, last night be-
fore a packed house at Carroll:
II didn't think so at the start
of the season, but now I hon.
estly believe Carroll is better
than last year.
II didn't see how they could
lose Tom Hoover and Monk
Malloy (by graduation) with
out hurting. But they're more
flexible this year. and they are
playing better defense"
Gonzaga played very well for
a half, trailing by Is at the
break. and then the Lions de-
fense took its toll. The Eagles
got only four points in the third
quarter as the home club pulled
out to a 57-27 margin. 1t was
67-3l when the first string sat
down with ABB remaining.
John Thompson endured
rough treatment under the
backboards but tossed in 81
points. not counting a basket
he tipped in for Gonzaga by
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Muckin Gives
Cadets Scare
.BeforeLosino

st. Johns, runnerup to
Carroll in the first half of the
Catholic League season, began
the second-half schedule with
a 43-37 squeaker over much
improved Mackin yesterday in
the first game Of the day-night
double-header at Carroll.
A 62-37 victor over Mackin
last month, the Cadets yester-
day ran into superior rebound
ing from Nelson Grillo and
Raymond Savoy-both playing
only their second league game
which helped hold down the
score.
Mackin led by as much as
lat in the first quarter, but
a foul shot by Don Roth tied
it a 1919 and a basket by Tim
DAILY gave st. Johns it's first
lead with 3:45 left in the half.
With Ala remaining in the
game, Frank Sembly tied it
for Mackin at 36-all. Roth
broke the deadlock with a goal
at 3:16 and Frank Dubofsky
got another for a 40-37 lead
and the Cadets twice stalled
the action, getting their last
three points at the foul line.
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Roosevelt Five
GoesAgainst
Dunbar Next


Roosevelt will be host to
Dunbar at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in
a basketball game that in all
probability will settle the title
in the West Division of the
Interhigh League.
The game originally was part
of a double-header with West
ern meeting Coolidge in the
nightcap. but an anticipated
turnaway crowd has prompted
Hardy Pearce, league director
of athletics. to make it a single
contest. The Western-Coolidge
game has been shifted to West
tern at $3.50 pm. the same day.
Dunbar beat Roosevelt the first
time around, $3.50.
Roosevelt kept on top in its
division with an 81 record by
defeating Western, 1899, yes
terday at Mckinley Tech, while
Dunbar kept a half game be-
hind the Riders with a 60-56
victory over Wilson at Roose-
velt's gym.
Clarence Hill scored IS points
and Leonard Kimbrough picked
off II rebounds in pacing the
Riders to their victory. Dun
bar was behind for most of the
game, but with 5la minutes
left in the game, Albert Wheel
er hit on a jump shot to break a
52-52 tie. Dunbar stayed out
front the rest of the way. John
Jones paced the winners with
19 points and 20 rebounds.
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Presidents
Try to Hit
500 on Trip

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb. 6
(SpeciaD. - The Washington
Presidents hockey team, a 7-3
loser to the Generals in Green's
boro last night, will remain
here to play the Charlotte Clip
pers tonight and the Generals
in Greensboro again Wednes-
day.
The Washington skaters then
will meet the Ramblers in Phil
adelphia next Friday night and
return home to Uline Arena a
week from tonight.
Last night the Generals
snapped their losing streak at
seven games at the expense of
Washington, which now has
lost three of five games on its
current road trip.
Greensboro never trailed and
broke it open midway in the
last period on two straight
goals for a So lead, then two
more after Steve Kuzma got
his second goal for Washington.
Ken Davies and Kuzma scored
in each of the first two periods
to cause tie scores at IL
and 2-2.
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Gonzales Wins
Singles, Doubles

COMMACK, N. Y, Feb. 6
(AP) Ken Rosewall and PAN
cho Gonzales came through
with victories last night as the
pro tennis group played before
a crowd of $500 in this Long
Island community.
Rosewall defeated Alex o.
medo, 6-3, 7-5, after the for
mer United States Davis Cup
ace had double faulted three
times in the 11th game of the
second set.
Gonzales, playing under Pro-
moter Jack Kramer's three
bounce rule for the first time,
beat Tony Trabert, 6-1, Ga.
In doubles, Gonzales and
Trabert beat Olmedo and Rose
wall 14-12.
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BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer
COUNTY STANDINGS

Bethesda Chevy Chase has
been playing inconsistent bas-
ketball all season, but the Bar
ons still have been winning
enough to take the lead in the
Montgomery County race.
The Barons took the top po-
sition with a come-from-behind
1886 victory over Northwood
last night at Northwood, while
Blair, leader since the start of
the season, was being upset by
Wheaton.
B-CC started strong this sea-
son, but lost four of it's last
five games. Last night it
began miserably. Northwood
took a 1877 first-quarter lead,
and was ahead. 43-36, when
the last quarter began.
The Indians raised the mar
gin to 47-38, but B-CC reeled
off II straight points to go in
front to stay. Ed Austin tied
it on a foul shot with 1857 left,
and Brad Brooks hit on a jump
shot to put the Barons ahead.
Northwood came within a point
three times, but another free
throw by Austin with two Sec
onds remaining and a jump
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Calhoun Win Overshudowed
By Controversial Knockdown

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (AP).-
Did he fall or was he pushed?
The answer to that question
about Rory Calhoun's knock
down" of Billy Ryan of Lowell,
Mass, was more interesting
than the fact the New York
boxer won a unanimous 10
round decision.
The crowd of 5000 at Madi-
son Square Garden and the
television audience must have
wondered what was going on
last night when Ryan stumbled
back and fell on his rear and
Referee Ruby Goldstein started
to count.
A right to the side of the
body caught Ryan in mid ring
He seemed to try to back off
tripped and fell. When the
knockdown timekeeper started
to count, Goldstein picked IT
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday


Annandale, ~; Osborne, 81.
Archbishop Neale, 6S Notre Dame II
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, 50; Northwood
Bladensburg, 81: Clarksb-rg, IS.
Brooklyn Park, So. Howard County. SO
Bulls School, So: Charlotte Hall, Al.
Capitol Pages, 40: LongfelloW, 90.
Carroll, 81; GonZaga, Az.
Sssrroll ~; as; Gonzasa ~ a..
COOLIDGE IS; Bell, Is,
DeMaths, 81; Towson Catholic, Sc.
Dunbar, 60: Wilson, So
Fairfax, -; Madison, AZ.
Falls CHURCH. 50; MCLEAN, 40.
Friends, 81 Moorestown IN. ] J. p.
Glenelg, a.; Edeewood, 81.
George Mason, so; Warrenton, 81.
Hammond. Sc: Lee, 80.
Herndon, 40; Marshall, AZ.
High Point, 40; Woodward Prem, 36.
Hoffman-Boston, 81; Paige-Jackson, so
Jeb Stuart, Al, George Washington, 46
King George. 70: Patrick Henry, 81.
Lsckey, IS; Gwynn Park, 3s.
Leonardtown, so; Great Mills. 81.
Mckinley Tech, 81; Phelps, 45.
Mount Vernon, II: Grovetown AZ.
PCSane 1o' aPriory; Is (T1yeGrtime'
PooleSville. Al: Damascus. 80.
Roosevelt, 40: Western, 80.
Ryken. 55; Calvert County, So.
St Johns. AZ; Msckin, 81.
St. Stephens, "A; St Adams, 81.
Suitland, a.; Oxon Hill, rs.
SurrattSville 6S: LaPlata, As.
Wakefield, 40; Washington-Lee, 80.
Walter johnson. II; Richard Mont
Eomery, 81.
Wheaton, 20; MONTGOMERY Blair so
Games Today
Landon at Episcopal. 3
Longfellow at St. Anthony, 2:30.
Quantic Post at Camp Lejeune IN. cl
Post, .
E. C. Glass at Washington-Lee. 8.
Games Tomorrow
Calvert Hall at Carroll, $50.
DeMatha w at Good Counsel. 2.
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MORE FLEXIBLE THIS YEAR
Gonzogo Coach Joins
Admirers of Carroll

accident. He blocked at least
eight shots. His All-Metropoli-
tan sidekick, George Leftwich,
added Is points and his usual
flashy floor game for Carroll.
Although held TO 5 points by
Walt Skinner, Gonzaga's Jon
Morris joined John Jenkins in
giving the 6-foot-ll Thompson
a battle for the rebounds. but
no Gonzaga player scored in
double figures.
Carroll's record reached Is
victories this season and 80 in
a row stretching back more
than a year. breaking the for
mer high school record of 38
set by Mckinley Tech almost a
decade ago.
When asked in the dressing
room if the team had had its
mind on the all-time record,
Thompson replied with a char
acteristic shrug, Il didn't hear
anybody say anything about
any record"
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up and made Ryan take an
automatic eight-count.
He was hit on the body"
Goldstein said after the match.
He fell from the after effect.
But he was hit"
Ryan, nursing a swollen right
ankle in his dressing room,
claimed he wasn't knocked
down. 1T was no knockdown, ="
he said. Il was pulling away
from his right hand and twisted
my ankle"
DR.. Harry Kleiman of the
New York Athletic Commission
said Ryan had suffered a bad
sprain."
The knockdown really didn't
matter. Judge Frank Forbes
scored 1t 9-1, Judge Tony Rossi
7-3, and Referee Goldstein
.7-1-2, all for Calhoun.
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Blair Is Upset
By Wheaton Five

Wheaton High Schools
starting five averages little
over 5-foot-10, but the knights
pulled one of the upsets of the
Maryland Bi-County League
basketball season by defeating
Montgomery Blair, 1880, on
the Wheaton court last night.
Blair held a 1918 first-quar-
ter lead. Wheaton took the lead
before the half, and led by
four points after three quarters.
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Blades Dominate

Totals l6 % SO Totals "a z!
Halftime: 34-Gs, Northwood.
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NO. va. GROUP LEAGUE
BY CARL SELL
Star Stad Writer

Wakefield High Schools bas-
ketball team has taken the first
clear-cut lead in the Northern
Virginia Group l League this
season, and the Warriors figure
to hold it because of the return
of Bruce Terwilliger and the
recent play Of Buddy Spedden.
Spedden last night unleashed
a deadly left-hand Jump shot
as the Warriors disposed of
Washington-Lee as an immedi-
ate contender, 45-39, before an
overflow crowd of nearly 5000
at WI.
Terwilliger, out for a month
with a. case of mononucleosis,
is about ready to begin full-time
duties. Terwilliger had a III
average for the Warriors.
Spedden, a 6-foot-l. senior,
led Wakefield back from a 25-
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Totals 17l145 Totals l9 1881.
Halftime: 1929, Tech.
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Totals 1912 50 Totals 29l2 :
Halftime: 1927, Wheaton.
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Lumond Sets Record
For Walter Johnson

Tommy Lamond, 17-year-
old, 5-foot-9 senior, hit on II
of 27 field goal tires and is
of 19 free throw attempts to
set a new school basketball
scoring record of 81 points last
night as Walter johnson de-
feated Richard Montgomery,
71-55, in a Maryland Bi-County
League game at Walter john
son.
Lamond broke the old mark
of 80 set by Bill Butler last
season. Richard Montgomery
scored the first two baskets
of the game, but Lamond
scored IL of Walter Johnson's
81 points in the opening period
and the game was never in
doubt after that.
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Rally Nets Upset
For Falls Church

Falls Church High School
scored II straight points at the
start of the third quarter en-
route to a 56-46 upset Of
Mclean in Northern Virginia
League Group l basketball
game last night at Falls
Church.
The Jaguars, behind at half
time, 27-l9, put on a drive led
by Drew Landrus, Spencer
Buckner and Frank Nivert to
overtake the Highlanders. Falls
Church made l6 of "a field goal
fY.ipc in tho cnnOYl Lo1F
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AnnunduIe Hiqh

Totals l7ll45 Totals
Hahtime: $500, WI.
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O'ConnelI Captures
Extru-Period Duel

George Bartos hit on a set
shot with IS seconds remaining
in an overtime period to give
O'Connell a 70-68 basketball
victory over Priory on the
losers court last night. Prior
held a slim lead through most
Of the second half, but Bill
Lewis tied the score at 68-68
in the final minute of regula-
tinn tirnnn
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AnacOStia
Phelps Bumped

Totals Is 55 Totals l6 10 AZ
Halftime: 1917, Anacostia.
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SidweII Friends
Tops MoorestoWn

MOORESTOWN, N. j., Feb.
6 (SpeciaD - Sidwell Friends
School of Washington. D. c.,
came from an 8-6 f1rst-quarter
deficit to trample Moorestown,
5l-27, in a basketball game
here last night. Steve Bralove
and Hugh Elsbree paced the
Quakers with 13 and IL points,
respectively. Allin Pierce hauled
-, 1E ,-aL1,.In
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has a l4-ll record,
Boiling Winner

Totals 81 % 20 Tot
Halttime: 44-3l, AndreI
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MARYLAND Victor

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 6
(AP).-The University of Mary
land swimming team defeated
the University of South Caro-
lima. 56-33, here last night in
an Atlantic Coast Conference
meet. The Terps won all but
two Of the il events.
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Totals "a IA SO Totals 2sl 6s
Halftime score: 43-42, Walter Reed
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Totals Is Q 80 Totals 1913
Halftime: 21-2l.
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les in the second half.
Hammond Tops Lee

Totals 81 4 AS
Halftime: 27-lq, J
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DeMotho Hangs On
For Narrow Victory

TOWSON, Md, Feb. 6 (Spe-
ciaD .-DeMatha of Hyattsville
took a 9-point lead into the
last quarter and stalled for a
61-56 victory over Towson
Catholic here last night.
The visiting Stays scored
only two points in the fourth
period, on a basket by Johnny
Herbert, who led the freezing
tactics with his ball handling.
DeMatha won its 18th game
in 1c
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HOCKEY SCORES

EASTERN LEAGUE
Greensboro, z: Washington, 8.
Philadelphia, 4; New Haven, 2,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Rochester, 5; Cleveland, 3.
Providence, A; Springfield, (over-
time. tie).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toledo, 9; Omaha, D.
Milwaukee, s; Minneapolis, 6.
Louisville, 3. Indianapolis, 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Spokane, >; Seattle, l.
Vancouver, 4: Winnipeg, 2.
Edmonton, 5: Calgary, 4.
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WINNERS COul
Hoffman Wins

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Feb. 6 CSpeciaD Hoffman,
Boston High School of Arling-
ton, Va, came from behind to
defeat Paige-Jackson, 6l-50.
here last night in basketball
game. Milton Green hit on a
shot for Hoffman-Boston in
the final period to tie the
score at 49-49. Louis Powell put
the visitors ahead, STAG, and
they never were headed there
after.
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Northwestern pulled to within
three points of league-leading
Bladensburg midway in the
third period of a Maryland
Bi = County League basketball
game at Bladensburg last night,
but that was as close as the
Wildcats got. The Mustangs
outscored the visitors, 26-6, the
remainder of the game to win,
6l-38. Both Tommy Barrett
and Jay Buckley hit on 10 of
20 f1eld-goal tries to pace the
Evening star., 1960-02-06

Harry Burchette of Coolidge
High School, who went into yes
terday's game as the leading
scorer in the Interhigh League
with a PA average, scored 25
points to lead the Colts to a
58-45 victory over Bell in a
West Division game at Roose-
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Totals 23l56l Totals 20 l6
Halftime. 43-43 tie.
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B-CC Combines Surqe
AndUpsetto 7 okeL Leod

shot by Mike Braddock at the
gun clinched the victory.
The Barons were outshot
from the floor and outre-
bounded, but made 81 of SO
free throws, including 13 in the
important last quarter. Brooks,
who led all scorers with 81
points, made II of IL from the
foul line, and grabbed II re-
hounds
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Knights Shade
Shenandoah Five

HARRISONBURG. Va, Feb,
6 (SpeciaN Shenandoah Jun
ior College defeated Mont
gomery Junior College of Ia
koma Park, Md, 7l-6T, here
last night in a Tri-State Con-
ference basketball game.
The loss left Montgomery
with a 6-3 conference record
and a 6-7 overall mark. Shen-
andoah is 7-3 in the con-
ference.
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FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
den)-Rory Calhoun, 164 a, New York,
outpointed Billy Ryan, III, Lowell,
Mass, 10.
LEESBURG, VA-Jimmy Archer.
149, New York knocked out Tommy
(Cyclone) Cooper, l59, St. Louis. ! q.
san Jose. Knocked out Tony Lopez.
3Ti7A Hermosillo, Mexico, 2.
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dale last night.
Lentz PAGES Majors

With four players hitting in
double figures Mount Vernon
High School defeated Groveton,
77-47, last night in a Northern
Virginia Group I League bas-
ketball game at Mount Vernon.
Marty LentZ scored 81 points.
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Verdict for Bulls

Except for a two-point deficit
at halftime, Bulls School held
a slight lead most of the way
in defeating Charlotte Hall, So
Al, at Bulls, for the winners
third win in four basketball
games this season.
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Andrews Five Wins

Totals 81 9 81 Totals IL S 27
Halftime: 24-10, Friends.
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Chamberlain Wins

Don Govan scored 10 points
and grabbed % rebounds to
lead Chamberlain to a 55-42
victory over Anacostia yester-
day in an East Division Inter-
high League basketball game at
AOac0Stia
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Euirfux Romps

Playing its starting five play
erG only IL minutes of the
game, Fairfax High School
romped to a 72-43 victory over
Madison last night in a North
ern Virginia League Group I
basketball game at Fairfax.
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Andrews Air Force Base, a
95-70 victor over Fort Mon
mouth last night at Andrews,
visits the Quantico Marines
Monday night, seeking its first
victory in four games with the
Leathernecks. Andrews now
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Hammond High School had
little trouble in winning it's
eighth basketball game in IA
starts, $3.50, over Lee in a
Northern Virginia Group I con-
test at Hammond last night.
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St. Stephens S Wins

Bob Clore's Is points and Is
rebounds paced st. Stephens
to a 44-31 victory over st. Al
bans yesterday in an Interstate
Athletic Conference basketball
game at ST Stenhens's
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Close for SuitIund

Mike kirkpatrick hit on a
Jump shot with a minute to
go that stood up for a 37-36
win for Suitland over Oxon
Hill in a Maryland Bi-County
League basketball game at OXon
Hill last night. Neither team
held more than a three-point
lead during the see-saw game.
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Russell Sets
Rebound Mark
Against Mats
By the Associated Press

Before the game last night
big Bill Russell complained of
slight charley horse in his
left leg. But the 6-foot-10 de-
fensive genius of the Boston
CelticS told Coach Red Auer-
bach he thought he could play
before a home crowd in Boston
Garden.
So Russell played - and
played and played. The lanky
star of the defending world
champions grabbed off a Ma
tional Basketball Association
record 81 rebounds, contributed
% points and as usual domi-
mated the Celtics defensive
game.
In the process the Celtics
whipped the Syracuse Ma
tionals. 124-10O, for their 18th
straight home victory and
stretched their Eastern Division
lead to Az games over idle
Philadelphia.
st. Louis breezed to a 114-96
victory over Minneapolis in the
only other game at Minneapo-
lis.
Bill Is Big Show
Russell, the former ALL
America who led the San Fran
cisco Dons to a record go
straight victories in his COL
legiate days, was the big show
against the Mats.
Auerbach was tipped that
Russell was closing in on a
record and left him in all the
way, even after Boston was
far ahead. The Celtics led,
1859, at the half and weren't
threatened after that.
But Russell played the en-
tire 48 minutes. He got his
50th rebound, breaking his own
record, with only 80 seconds
left in the game.
He added another, with an
assist from Bob Cousy, before
it was over. Cousy waved Rus
sell into position. then fired
from mid-court, the ball
bouncing off the rim into Rus
sells waiting paws.
Breaks Own Record
1t was his 18th rebound of
the final period (his other
quarter marks were Is, 8 and
10), and allowed him to break
the NBA record he set as a
rookie in 1857. He got 49
against Philadelphia Novem-
ber IS, 1857. to set the mark.
His previous high this sea-
son was 80, against New York
December 10.
Bob Petit scored 81 points
and Cliff Hagan 81 to pace the
Hawks, who won their fourth
in a row, and handed Mime
apolis its fifth straight loss,
Elgin Baylor of the Lakers
topped all scorers with SO.
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Jeb Stuart on Top

Jeb Stuart, ahead 25-l8 at
halftime. edged George WASH
ington, 47-46, in a Northern
Virginia Group I League bas-
ketball game last night on the
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SurruttsviIIe Gets Is

Unbeaten Surrattsville High
School won its 18th straight
basketball game, 68-45, over
La Plata at Surrattsville last
night. Martin Padgett and
Jesse McLain scored 46 of the
Hornets 68 points,
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Burnette Henry hit on a go
foot jump shot with 20 seconds
remaining to give Parker-Gray
a 37-35 upset win over Luther
jackson on the winners bas-
ketball court last night. The
win snapped Luther Jackson's
winning streak at eight games.
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Joe Tobin scored 90 points
and Wes Kenna Is more for
Walter Reed, but Boiling Air
Force Base had the better bal
ance and defeated the Army
medical center team, 82-68, last
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Mckinley Tech outScored
Phelps, 2l-16 in the second
quarter to break a 1913 dead
lock. The Trainers never were
headed as they won their fifth
East Division Interhigh League
game, 5l-45. Yesterday at Tech.
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Annandale took an early lead
and coasted to a 1921 win over
Osbourn in a Northern Virginia
Group l basketball game at
A l..A ..snlnA
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High Point Triumphs

High Point High School de-
feated Woodward Prep, 1926
in a basketball game last night
on it's home court.
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Wakefield Widens Gap
In Group | Title Roce

20 halftime deficit. The War
riors reeled off eight straight
points. four at the end of the
third period to give Wakefield
itc fret laad Of 26oO
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Purker-Groy Upset

Totals 96 q6I Totals 81 8 SO
Halftime. 3l-l9, Paise Jackson. 6.
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Totals l4l543
Halftime: 25-23. St. Johns.
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BIadesHuntino
Scoring Mate
For Barrett
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

If Bladensburg High School
can find someone to help
Tommy Barrett in the scoring
column. the Mustangs will again
be the team to beat in the
Maryland Bi-County Basket
ball League.
Barrett was the only Mus
tang player in double figures
yesterday as the defending
Maryland State and Bi-County
champions defeated Fairmont
Heights, 1885, at Bladensburg
in the opening game for both
teams.
The 6-foot-5 senior, all
Maryland last year, scored Is
points, led the Mustangs in
rebounds with nine, and did a
fine job setting up Larry Rinck
and Ottie Vipperman for easy
points under the basket.
The expected duel never ma
terialized between Barrett and
Fairmont's Willie Lee, a second
string All-Metropolitan choice
last year. Lee recently dropped
out OF school for personal
reasons.
Without Lee. the only return
ing starter. the inexperienced
Hornets were unable to score
consistently, making only is OF
6S shots. Roland Thompson, a
6-foot-l sophomore, scored Il
points and led all rebounders
with IN