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Carlos "A. Downing
Commissioner.
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Evening star., 1960-02-27
$4,000 Assured CeItics
For oking Fourth Title

BOSTON, Feb. 27 (AP)-
The Boston Celtics, clicking
of records almost as fast as
they hit the basket, will reap
a minimum of $4,000 for win
ming their fourth straight
Eastern Division title in the
National Basketball Associa-
tion.
Boston upped its NBA rec
ord number of victories for a
season to SIS and apparently
achieved a single game re-
bound mark yesterday while
rallying for a 128-111 conquest
OF Minneapolis at Boston Gar
den.
The Celts, who play next at
New York Sunday, have the
$4,000 sewed up as follows:
$4,000 for finishing highest
in the overall NBA standings.
st. Louis atop the Western Di-
vision has won only 40 games.
$4,000 for winning the East
ern Division.
$4,000 for playing in the final
round Of the Eastern Division
playoffS. They meet the win
ner of the best-of- three Phila-
delphia-Syracuse set in a best
Evening star., 1960-02-27
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Bill Lewis. who never played
organized basketball before this
season, will try to lead O'Con-
nell High School to victory over
heavily-favored Landon in the
finals Of the st. Stephens
tournament at $3.50 pm. today.
The 5-foot-11 Junior scored
q points to pace O'Connell to a
$3.50 win over st. Stephens
last night in a quarter-final
game. Landon earlier had gone
into the finals with a 64-49
victory over Georgetown Prep.
In consolation games, Priory
beat Norfolk Academy, 65-63,
and Friends trimmed Christ
church of Saluda, Va, 56-40.
In other games today, Norfolk
and Christchurch play for
seventh place at IL am, Priory
meets Friends at 1890 for
fifth place and Friends and st.
Stephens tangle ,or third place
at 2.
The O'Connell game was close
until Lewis made l6 points in
the second quarter to give the
Knights a 1918 halttime lead.
Lewis, who was a baseball
pitcher at Carroll before trans
Evening star., 1960-02-27

tested vigorously by Ray
Miron, Washington's general
at a league meeting
Monday at New York.
Charlotte last night climbed
second place in the Southern
Division as Goalie Lynn Davis
scored his sixth shutout of the
season in a 20 victory over
New Haven on the Charlotte
rink.
In the only other match
played the Philadelphia Ram
blerS tailed twice in each Of
the last two periods to trounce
the New York Rovers, Al, at
Philadelphia. Bryan McLay'S
40-foot shot. Doug Adam,
Norm Gustavsen and Vip
Palladino accounted for the
Rambler scores, while Don
Atamanchuk saved New York
from a shutout.
Vern Jones and Jim Nc
Nulty accounted for Char
lotte's scores.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Terp Motmen Pin
North Carolina

Sweeping the card against
North Carolina last night.
Coach Sully Krouse's Maryland
wrestling team preserved it's
record of never having lost an
Atlantic Coast Conference
dual meet with a 28-O victory
over North Carolina.
Two falls highlighted the
Terrapins' triumph. One was
contributed by Heavyweight
Hank Poniatowski, 25-year-old
sophomore football end, who
pinned Bill Shipp.
1t was Maryland's fourth
straight conference victory and
gave it a 5-4 mark for the
season.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Palmer Leads
Texas Open

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 27
(AP).-Arnold Palmer led the
$4,000 Texas Open by three
strokes going into the third
round today, as he sought his
second tournament victory of
the year.
Already winner of a record
$l6,122.86 official and $l7,411.86
counting pro-amateurs - the
largest amount ever collected by
a golfer at this stage of the
tour-the Ligonier (Pa.) hot
shot was in good position to
grab $4,000 first money in the
Texas open. He led at 36 holes
with 134 over the Fort Sam
Houston course.
Palmer'S 7-under-par IS yes
terday overlook Frank Strana-
han of Crystal River, Fla, the
f1rst-round leader.
Four Washington, D. c.,
golfers, Melvin Rowe, Jimmy
Clark, Lloyd Kelley and Ward
Burgess, failed to reach the
third round.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
d. C. Public High Tournament
ra.. % First rOundl
eastern, 81; Coolidge. As
st. Stephens Tournament
(Semifinals)
6'GSs.:, 66s'Gndon: 81; Georgetown. 40.
"' " 1CCnsoistiopn5 ms ifipnen s. d.
Friends. So; Christchurch. 40.
Prlory, So; Norfolk Academy, SO.
Va. Group II, District 8 PIayoffs
tSemifinals)
George Mason. 40: Loudoun County.
VIA Group IL, District 1 PIayoffs
tQuarter-fnals)
HofGsman-Boston' IS; A. G. Richardson,
Other Games
Annandale. SO: Hammond, So.
1eMshe5faoGeeyy Me5qSoSeeyy Chase IS; Richard
gId6!5 gIadsns6@Fs,a Is: ysuitland. 4s.
Bulls School, SO; ,Lonsfellow. as.
psSMTSil5 peMStba 90 MsEyIaad GSIaaSs FESsh' 6l'
High Point, so: Oxon Hill. 40.
howard County. 70; Damascus, 81.
Lee, so; Jeb Stuart, so
Mclean: 70: Osbourn, SO.
Mount Vernon, 80: Falls Church, 5s.
roi Li%oou' DS' montgomery Blalr, "a
81. Johns. so; st. Anthony. 40.
rs
Walter johnson, IS Wheaton, 73.
"aSnlngton-Lee' iSn "a; George Washing
Games Today
st. stephens tournament (fnals start
ing at II am
Virginia District 8, Group II finals at
George Mason. T.
st; Mary'S Tournament finals at Great
Mills, :
VIA Group II. District playoffs.
MaShlngton-Lee at Hammond, g.
George WASHINGTON at Groveton, s.
NorthweStern at DeMatha s
GaitherSburg at Richard Montsom'y. =
Woodberry Forest at Episcopal, 4.
Bulls Prep at Geo. Frosh, $50.
Tomorrow
Maekin vs.. Gonzasa at DeMatha, 2.
Mondov
81, Anthony at DeMatha, $50.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
WI Places Six
In SemifinuIs of
State Mat Event

LYNN HAVEN. Va, Feb. 27
(AP) Granny led defending
champion Westinghouse of
Arlington, 24-23, after last
nights segment of the Virginia
High School League wrestling
tournament here. SemifinalS
will be at 2 pm. today with
finals at 7::30 pm. All sessions
are being held at Princess Anne
High School.
More than $50 bouts were
wrestled yesterday in the tour
nament, which involves %
schools. CRANKY advanced seven
men to the Semifinals, Wash
ington-Lee six. Other schools
with advancing wrestlers are
Warwick, 21 50; Princess Anne.
18 Cd; Wakefield, Is t5):
Maury, IL (0); Norview, II (3) /:
BlackSburg, 10 90; Douglas
Freeman, 8 az; George Wash
ington of Danville, 8 (2):
Woodrow Wilson, 8 (2); Great
Bridge, 7 ID; V-S-D, 7 Q;
William Fleming, 6 o.:
Churchland, 6 ID: Fairfax, S
%; Dan River, 4 ID; Virginia
Beach, 4 (0); Thomas Dale, 2
(0): Culpeper, l (0).
Jefferson Senior, Cradock
and Lee of Staunton failed to
score.
Evening star., 1960-02-27

of-seven starting March 16
here.
If the defending world cham
pionS go all the way they can
total $4,000.
Should they win the Eastern
playoff final they can collect
$1,000 for winning the cham
pionship finals against the
Western playoff titlist or SILL
600 if they lose that one.
The Celtics grabbed 108 re-
bounds as a team yesterday
The listed record is 1O3 for a
single game by Boston against
Philadelphia here in Novem-
ber, 1857.
The Celts were behind, 93-
go, going into the final period
but Bob CouSy collected II of
his 26 points and four vital
assists to pilot the comeback.
Elgin Baylor paced the losers
with %. 1t was the only NBA
game scheduled Friday.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Wakefield Is Choice;
Lentz Shelters Mark

Lentz is the individual leader.
Lentz. 6-foot-6 junior, scored
33 points last night as the
Majors defeated Falls Church,
69-58, at home, and broke the
State Group I scoring record
for a season.
He scored SGT points in 20
games to eclipse the old mark
of 564, set by Dick Kepley Of
Roanoke in the 1885 season.
Lentz finished with a 28.3
average, also high for the state
and a new record for the
Northern Virginia District.
Lentz broke the record after
only one minute of the final
period with field fioal. Mount
Vernon finished its season as
Fairfax County champion with
an ll-2 mark.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Vinton 10 Test
Moran in Mile

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 (AP).-
Hayes Jones of Eastern Michi-
gan will try to prove his COM
plete mastery over Olympic
champion Lee Calhoun in the
6O-yard high hurdles tonight
in one Of the features of the
knights of Columbus track
meet in Madison Square Garden.
Jones is undefeated this year
and in the process he has
beaten Calhoun three times.
Last week, in the National AAU
championships. Jones nipped
Calhoun at the tape.
Two weeks ago, Jones won
both the hurdles and dash in
the Philadelphia Inquirer meet
and the next night in the New
York A. c. Games. No one ever
had put doubles back to back
on successive nights.
Ed Moran of the New York
A. c., a graduate student at
Penn State, looms as the favor
lte in the mile. He has the
second fastest clocking of the
season ndoors-4:O4-but he
hasn't won one yet.
Aligned against Moran are
Bob Vinton of Georgetown,
Velisa MugoSa of the New York
A. c., John Geraghty, Man
haitian freshman, and Peter
Close of the Quantico Marines.
who used to act as a rabbit on
occasion for Ron Delany.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
AU Swimmers
VirtuoIIyCIinch
Conference Title

Ken Friemuth of Loyola
hung up two new conference
records and Bill Caterson of
Roanoke tied one, but Ameri-
C an University's swimming
team appeared to have the
Mason Dixon championship
locked up going into the final
Of the annual championship
meet tonight at AU.
Friemuth broke the 2OO-yard
butterfly event by negotiating
the course in 1851, and shat
tering the 200-yard breast
stroke figure with a 2::34.1 per-
Torrance. The second record
was held by Coach Bill Clarner
of Loyola.
CaterSon hit the 50-yard
freestyle finish in 23.9, equal
ling a record established by
Pete Began of Catholic Univer-
sity.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Presidents STRIVING
To CIinch PIoyoffs

The Washington Presidents
hope to catch an over-conf1-
dent Charlotte team at Uline
Arena tonight in continuing
their fight to hold on to third
place in the Eastern Hockey
Leagues Southern Division.
A victory for the Presidents
would stretch their lead to
eight points over the idle
Greensboro Generals and pos
sibly give District fans a pre-
view of the best-of-five games
post-season playof champion
ship series.
Trouble of another kind is
brewing in Greensboro, how
ever, where the Generals
management has announced
that two protested games with
Charlotte will be replayed at
Greensboro on March and
Z, despite a recent league di-
rective that they be Cancelled.
The replay plans will be pro-
Evening star., 1960-02-27
BY SCOTT FORSYTH
Contributing Writer

AS host of the District 9
Group II basketball tourna-
George Mason has the
advantage of "a familiar court
when it meets NokeSville in the
finals at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Nokesville beat Marshall, 1896,
Thursday night.
George Mason gained the
finals by upsetting Loudoun
County. 49-45, last night. 1t
had lost twice to Loudoun dur
ing the regular season.
The Marshall girls reached
the finals by beating Loudoun.
1892, last night. They play
George Mason, which won the
flrst-round game against Rap
pahannock, at 7 o'clock to-
night.
The Mustangs outscored
Loudoun, III, in the third pc
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Decision for Webb
Sets Off Protests

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27
(AP).-Spider Webb, the NBA's
top middleweight challenger,
today bid for a title fight with
Champion Gene Fullmer after
squeaking to a loudly booed,
split decision over unranked
Rory Calhoun.
Calhoun, from White Plains
N. Y, asserts Webb doesn't de-
serve any such title considera-
ton.
How could they do that to
me?" Sobbed Calhoun after 10
head-battering rounds before
2,551 fans in the Cow Palace.
The paid gate was $13,505.
Sports writer's polled at ring
side unanimously scored for
Calhoun.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
COMES THROUGH UNDER PRESSURE
Carroll Again Tops
Terp Frosh for No. At

later Connie Carpenter hit on
a jump shot to tie it at 60-60.
Walt Skinner was fouled with
IL seconds to play and made the
first shot. Walt missed the sec
ond shot but big John Thomp-
son grabbed the rebound and
stuffed it back in to make it
$3.50.
Bill Stasiulatis dropped the
first foul shot on a one-and-one
situation seconds later. He then
bounced the ball of the back
board, hoping for a rebound,
but John Austin grabbed the
ball and was fouled. Austin
sank two free throws with three
seconds left to ice the victory
for Carroll.
Carroll will defend its title
in the city championship game
Saturday night against Spin
garn at Maryland. The Lions
also will defend their titles in
the Knights of Columbus and
Newport, r. I. Journeys in
March,
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Blades Complete
Bi-County Sweep

Led by Jay Buckley's "a
points and II rebounds, Bla-
densburg completed its sweep
of the Maryland Bi = County
League with a 75-49 win over
Suitland at BladenSburg yes
terday.
1t was the Mustangs 18th
league win without a defeat
and gave them a 1913 overall
mark. the best record of any
basketball team in Bladens-
burg's history. Bladensburg is
the Prince Georges County rep
reSentative in the District 3
playoffS next Friday at Suit
land,
Evening star., 1960-02-27
By CARL SELL
Star stan Writer

Coach Bob Dwyer told his
Carroll High School basketball
team at the beginning of the
season that it was almost i'm
possible for them to go through
the schedule undefeated.
Dwyer cited the six college
freshman games on the sched-
ule as his reason. But last night
the Lions squeezed past the
Maryland Frosh. 65-61, at Car
roll for their 23d win this sea-
son and 47th over a two-year
span.
The Maryland Frosh, smart
ing from a 95-72 setback by
the Lions February 3 at Cole
Field House. wanted last
nights game badly. They had
it in their grasp in the final
period, but the pressure-prooi
Lions came through in the
clutch.
With a little over a minute tc
play, Carroll led, 60-56. But
George Hodor stole the ball anc
sank a layup and moment,
Evening star., 1960-02-27
IN ST. STEPHENS TOURNEY
London, O'ConneII
Playing for Crown

ferring to O'Connell after sit
ting out a year. made Is of %
shots. Matching him almost
point-for-point was st. Ste
phen's Bobby Clore with 25
points.
In the first semifinal, Landon
sprinted to a 1876 'ead before
the regulars went out with
Alb left in the second quarter.
Landon's Fred Hetzel, who
played 20 minutes, led all
scorers with % points.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Northwood Wins
On Foul Shooting

Northwood High School. with
three minutes left in the game,
broke a 1888 deadlock with
Montgomery Blair by scoring
six straight points and emerg-
ing with a 1894 victory last
night at Northwood in a Mary
land Bi-County League basket
ball game.
Both teams made IL field
goal attempts, but the Indians
made good II of 80 foul shots
and Blair II of l9.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
OLYMPICs
Continued Frnm pape AIN
Television over WTOP-9)

CIeleVlSlon over WTOP-9.
The glamorous United States
girls Alpine skiing team wound
up without a gold medal. Can
ada'S blond Anne Heggtveit
captured the Olympic slalom
and also the world combined
championship of the Inter-
national Ski Federation yester-
day.
The FIS awards world titles
to winners of Olympic races
and also additionally honors
the one with the best marks
in all three - slalom, giant
Slalom and downhill.
Betsy Snite of Norwich, VT,
won the silver medal Just as
Penny Pitou of Clifford, N. H.,
had in the downhill and giant
slalom. Penny fell and finished
33d in the 43-Skier field yester-
day, knocking herself out of the
world championship.
Still to be settled was the
Games first gold medal beef
between gals of Sweden and
Russia. The latter charged
that in the 15-kilometer relay,
Sweden's leadoff cross-country
skier Irma Johansson ran her
skis over those of Russia's
Radia EroShina on a turn. The
Russian fell and lost sufficient
time to give the victory to the
Swedes.
Motion pictures were sent
out for development to decide
the protest.
Scores Second Double
Speed skater Eugeni Grishin
OF Russia won a gold medal in
the l,500-meter event yesterday
for double slam in two straight
Olympics. He won both the
500 and 1900 four years ago
and earlier this week won the
500 here.
But for the second straight
time, he was tied in the 1900
title. His time of 2 minutes
lO.4 seconds was matched by
Roald Aas of Norway. Both
collected gold medals.
In mems figure skating, the
23-year-old jenkins, from Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo, a medical
student at Western Reserve
University, needed a terrific
free skating performance to
beat Karol Divin from Brati-
slava, Czechoslovakia. Divin
led at the end of compulsory
figures, but Jenkins finished
with 1,440.2 points to 1,414 for
Divin.
Donald Jackson of Canada
placed third with 1,401 and
with Jenkins set to retire.
United States domination in
the sport appeared threatened
Jenkins became the first per-
son ever to succeed his brother
as Olympic champion. Hayes
Alan Jenkins won the gold
medal four years ago.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
AnnunduIe Wins

Annandale, leading all the
way. hung on to edge Ham,
mond, 1882. in a Northern Vir-
ginia Group I basketball game
last night at Hammond. Each
team made 10 field goals, but
the Atoms slim advantage was
Is of "a foul shot attempts as
against IA of "a for Hammond.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
De Muthu RuIIies
Over Gonzuou

DeMatha High School, held
to a 1915 tie by Gonzaga after
one quarter. broke open the
game on the hot shooting of
Johnny Herbert and Doug En-
dres for a 74-49 victory in a
Catholic League basketball
game last night at DeMatha.
Herbert, who finished with
Is points. made IA of that total
in the first half. Endres then
took up the slack and scored
l9 points in the second half to
finish with 26 points, high for
the game.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
WI Win Keeps
CIV From Tourney

George Washington High
School will miss the Northern
Virginia Group I tournament
next week for the first time n
its history, and the clincher
came last night when rival
Washington-Lee took a 54-51
victory at WI.
WI built quarter leads of
IT'S, 37-l7 and 1926 before
Sonny Chisholm scored 13 of
his 29 points in the last quar-
ter to help CIV make it close.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Mason Has Home-Court Edqe
In Tourney Final onight

'riod and disrupted Loudoun's
deliberate style in the final
period to keep the margin in
tact.
Loudoun closed with seven
points in the last minute, but
allowed Ross Conneally and
John Payne to slip in for lay
ups. Jack Barrett, benched
most of the game, scored nine
points in the final period to
keep Loudoun in striking dis
tance.
George Masons accuracy at
the foul line was the margin
Of victory. The Mustangs sank
13 of II free throws while Lou
doun got 8 of Is.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
St. Johns on TOP

st. Johns finished its basket
ball schedule and second half
play in the Catholic League
with an 80-49 victory over St.
Anthony yesterday at Carroll
High School. The Cadets fin
ished with a 1877 overall mark
and 80 in second half in the
loo u,,a
Evening star., 1960-02-27

Don Matthews made a free
throw with two seconds re-
naming to give High Point a
50-49 win over Oxon Hill in a
Maryland Bi-County League
basketball game on the win
ner'S court last night.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Two Area Shooters
On Honor Roll List

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 27 (Spe-
claD. Vince Marcum of Ar
lington, Va, and Kenneth S.
Wyvlll, jr., of Washington,
D. c., have made the 1860
Sports Afield skeet shooting
honor roll.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
B-CCCaptures
Title and Spot
In Tourney
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
District 2, Class A

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School will open defense of its
Maryland Class A basketball
championship starting March
II at the University of Mary
lands Cole Field House.
The Barons made it for the
second straight year by wrap
ping up the Montgomery Coun-
ty title with a 75-49 victory
over Richard Montgomery last
night at Rockville.
B-CC broke out in front early
and never was threatened as
Brad Brooks, who scored 80
points, and Dave Young, with
Is, led the way.
Evening star., 1960-02-27

Wakefield's basketball team
finished on top in the Northern
Virginia Group I League and
is top-seeded in the tourna-
ment starting next Wednesday,
but Mount Vernon's Marty
Evening star., 1960-02-27
an ll-2 mark.
Mclean Is Victor

Mclean High School, using
all of its basketball players at
Nom and Dads Night. de-
feated Osbourn, 1856, in the
final scheduled game in the
Northern Virginia Group 1
League last night at Mclean.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
SurruttsviIIe Ends
Schedule Unbeuten

Surrattsville finished its bas-
ketball season unbeaten in 18
games to win the Prince
Georges County Class B cham
pionship with a 61-38 victory
over Frederick Sasscer last
night at SasScer.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Lee Triumphs

A jump shot by Paul Dam
row with three seconds left in
the game gave Lee High School
a $3.50 victory over Jeb Stuart
last night at Lee in a Northern
Virginia Group I basketball
Evening star., 1960-02-27
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
dem Eddie Machen, 1876. Redding.
Calf. stopped Billy Hunter, 1919,
Detroit, 9.
SAN FRANCISCO - Spider Webb.
1921, Chicago, outpointed Rory CAL
houn. 1853. White Plains. N Y. 10.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Wheaton Shaded

Sophomore Dean Kilpatrick's S
layup with less than a minute
to play stood up for a 1913
win for Walter Johnson over
Wheaton on the winners court
last night.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Bulls Suroes

Bulls School rallied in the
second half to pull out a 59-46
basketball victory over Long
fellow yesterday at Longfellow
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Roosevelt Gets
Going
To SemifinaI

Spingarn, Interhigh League
basketball champion, plays
Cardozo at Anacostia and Dun
bar, league runnerup, meets
Chamberlain at Mckinley
Monday in quarter-finals of
the D. C. Public High tourna-
ment. Both games will start at
3:45 pm.
In opening-round play yes
terday, Roosevelt nosed out
Mckinley, 69-68, in overtime
on its home court, and Eastern
eliminated Coolidge, 67-45, at
Mckinley.
Roosevelt plays the Spin
garn-Cardozo winner and East
ern meets the winner of the
Dunbar Chamberlain game in
Semi-f1nals Tuesday.
Evening star., 1960-02-27

Totals 90 q 40 Totals % ~ "a
Halftime: 1925, Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
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Evening star., 1960-02-27

Totals 2l 74g Totals "a 26 "a
Hslftime: 1920. DeMatha.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Oxon Hill Loses

Totals 1ll2 "a Totals IL,
Halftime: 1918, Northwood.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Walls Ties Game

Benny Walls 35-foot jumr
shot with two seconds remain
ing tied the score at $3.50 anc
carried Tech into overtime
against Roosevelt. Clarence Hill
returned the gesture for the
Riders by making both shots or
a one-and-one situation in the
last 10 seconds of the overtime
period to put Roosevelt into
the semiflnalS with a 69-68 VIC
tory.
Roosevelt led 1911 at the
first quarter. but Tech pulled
ahead 1924 at halftime. In
the second half the contest was
tied four times before Walls
shot.
Holmes Gets Hot
Norman Holmes, who scored
but five points during regula-
tion time, drove in for a layur
and made a free throw to give
the Riders a quick three-point
margin to start the overtime
He scored another basket to
account for half of the Riders
points in the extra period.
Coach Bobby Hart of East
ern started his second team
but when the substitutes could
get no better than an I'LL
tie with the Colts after the first
quarter, he sent in the first
string.
The Ramblers led 27-19 al
halttlme, and never were
threatened as they made "a Of
81 field goal attempts and Is
OF 29 from the foul line.
Evening star., 1960-02-27
Totals Il 42l 40 Totals I 27lO64
HaLftime: 33-l4. Landon

Totals 20 IA So Totals 2ll7 SO
Halftime: 36-l9. OConnen.