davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RACING
RESULT IS
Bowie

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-oldS: furlongS
Castle Breeze tSorsenl $50 i.iO 400
Add (JOhnsOn) $40 6.6O
Night Piper (Wajdal $50
Frances C., Daring Eyes. Snow
Crust, Col Bob G., On NV Word
Moon Power, Homely Countess. Time
l:l3ss.
SECOND RACE Purse $4,000;
claiming: 3-year-olds; g furlongs.
FaircOnerO (Gu'r'eEl eI.l0 f.SO 700
Tinker Bell tSorensenl $50 4.SO
Tic Tao Man brandy I7.OO
Leah Sia, Coral Ridge, Gun Colt
Irene Terres, Litany, Wish Again
Buckle Shoe. Saddle Up, Toe Chain
Time, 1:l52s
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was eighth in 5:28.5; Cornelis
Harrington of Wayne, N. J..
18th in 5:57.5, and Beverly
Buhr of Northbrook, H., 18th
and next to last in 6:03.1.
Andy Miller of Crested
Butte, Colo. headed the trail
ing Yanks in the ski race with
a 22d placing in 54.49. Other
United States placings in
.cluded Pete Lahdenpera, Fort
Carson, Colo, 46th, 59:l3;
.Olavi Hirvonen, Jeffersonville
VT, 48th. 1:01:38.6, and Char
ley AkerS, Andoyer, Me-, 50th,
1:02: 1857.
Evening star., 1960-02-24
DAILY DOUBLE (5-5) S1O5.SO
HiuIeuh
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; rs miles.
liked (BrOoksl I.5O $50 2.5O
Greek Guard tGibbl $50 32O
Big Circle (BOulmetis) 2.SO
Black Master, Floridan Sun, Honest
Sam, Final Puer, Dalsax, Gear Up
Pavobloom. Time. 1898.
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BASKETBALL
SCORES

AREA
North Carolina 81 Maryland 81
Proyidence so O-------- Holy Cross 6S
LaSalle 81 MuhIenberE 50
E6OGs eaSnseti.aF Island q Mas;ashGsstts = i
WESLEYAN so Trinity Comm SO
Boston Univ. 81 - Boston College 1S
gtls. Wis. :; u td,6le Overtimej cisrtsSn is
Y: Maryiand So Fr'nn q Msrshail 3
81. f1 Francis s (NY) s1YesiSa AsiSa q
M1.ner Tb;sT "a lO1--- Brooklyn College EL g g
Memphis State sSSih SS Spring Hill 55
Randolph Macon a Lynchburg 49
Dickinson Pal 50 f1 Johns Hopkins hopkins 50 50
DePaul 65 - Marquette 63
Evansville 92 NOtre Dame 81
Depauw so "a OH wabash is
MacMurray 81 ---- Carthage sc
ffsDS wttsDS.rR 60 9SiS 9SiS WesteSan NesfssEn g
SOUTHWEST
southern Methodist 81 Texas A&M So
Texas Tech SO = Texas Christian 81
FAR WEST
Santa Clara ST. Coll Of Pacific SO
81 Mays tCalif0 SO S. Jose State 81
Southern OREGON 81 Oregon Tech 50
TOURNAMENTS
DISTRICT % NAIA PLAYOFF
First Round)
West Va. Wesleyan 81 West Liberty is
STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND
Championship
tSemifnals)
PeaSe AFB CN.HO 81
SchillinE AFB (Kan) 81
NATIONAL AIR DEFENSE COMMAND
San Francisco - Milwaukee a.
Philadelphia 65 Colorado Springs Al
Philadelphia 6S Kansas City 62
PhiIa. played two games).
Evening star., 1960-02-24

Another hot tenpinner of late
has been Joe zok of the Bau-
serman's Service team in the
Metropolitan Major League at
Alexandria Tenpins. who shot
two consecutive TOSS.
Evening star., 1960-02-24
Fair Grounds
BEST BET-JoE yoNEs-EIeH
By the Associated Press

FOURTH RACE Purse, So 400;
claiming; 2-year-old maidens about
Evening star., 1960-02-24

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S2,lOO: op-
tional claiming; 3-year- -olds; fur
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y | SIXTH RACE Purse, 81 900;
Claiming; 4-year- -oldS and up; 8 fur
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Totals --------- 81 e-1a Is so
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: op
tional claiming; 4-year -olds and up
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tops Tor the Middies.
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Rv the Associated Press

FOURTH RACE = Purse. $500;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; lie
Evening star., 1960-02-24

NINTH RACE - Purse. 50 900;
claiming; 3-year -olds; lis miles
xRandy NJ. lO2 xAmber Bay los
Mike de Starr 1l6 xYour Part 100
Hit n'Miss ll3 Little Marcia los
Caracole lOS Narcola 1l3
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23
..TiME


F9r many yea ! Ashley
weed heaters have been
bringing round the-clock
heat to wood burning
homes. Our files are filled
With letters Of PROOF
from grateful users.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23

A fovorite for years,
this rodiont heoter is
now further improved
with the new "4-Flue
Friedrich" Iining!
Holds so lbs, Of cool
.. heats Up '0 3
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23
Fair Weather Gives Amelia County
Fair Just What The Doctor Ordered

AMELIA, Sept. % The Anel-
ia Co NY Fair got off 70 a good
start Thursday morning with
fair weather. not too warm. and
a good crowd to watch the judg-
ing IN The livestock show which
was d-sar pointing in the small
number Of exhibits.
II The beef cattle classes. Ben
ny Wade won a blue with his
Hereford heifer; Bobby Wade
with Hereford steer; Dale
Smith With an Angus steer.
Smiths steer was judged
Grand CHAMPION, Bobby Wade's
reserve champion Benny Wade's
hsiftr Grand champion female
2est fitted was Dale Smiths An
gus steer with BOBBY Wade judg-
Il best showmanship.
Dairy Classes
Rlges were won in the open
dairy classes. Holstein calf, Da
VIC Saunders. Guernsey, R. j.
Norris also reserve champion,
Guernsey senior calf, Bobby
.alnsiars. WHO also had the
Grand CHAMPIONSHIP in this
class: Juan Whittinaton, grand
champion Folstcin junior yearl-
ina: reserve champion, r. Ellis
Williams. Hclstcin.
Richard and David Coleman s
Western eve and their Hamp-
shire ram were blue ribbon Win
ners in the sheep department.
Iva Boyle's Hampshire cross
wether lamb won a blue and was
Judged best fitted. Richard Cole
man won best shoWmanship.
Farm produce blue ribbon win
ners were: yellow corn, H. O..
Bollinger: barley and rye,
Charles Ro ter; vegetables,
sweepstakes winner, Mrs. Joe
Campbell. FF AWinners, Irish
potatoes. Bobby Register: shelled
black-eyed peas and butter
beans. Franklin Anderson: pep
pers, Avery Goodman. Fruit,
pears, A. j. Easter. Hays, alfal-
ia, Larkin Meyer; lespedeza,
Donald Cleaton; mixed, Charles
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23
Crib Competition

Prize money for booths was
five dollars for blue ribbon Win
ners. With twelve CT the Is home
demonstration clubs competing.
nine won blues on their booths
amelia Senior, Amelia Junior.
Grub Hill, Jetersville, Little Pat
rick, Mattoax. Pine Grove, Win
erham and Beaver Pond Earls.
The last named had The high
est number Of points and will
enter is booth in competition at
the Petersburg fair.
othor winning booths were All
Club County Cy'incsl. Amelia
Community All, FLA and one
on ceramics, the exhibits having
been made BY members Of
local class over the past year
With the growing popularity Of
frozen foods. the canniny of fruits
and vegetables has beenson the
Wane This has been showing up
al the fair for the rast two years
Mrs. c. F. Meyer Jr. was sweep
stokes winner in the ad'Ilt disi-
son Of this class and Miss Gail
Lush in the junior division. In
baked food. Mrs. Lydia Thomp-
son won for the adults. Miss
Lush again for the juniors.
Under practical sewing and
handicraft, sweepstake winner
in sewing was Mrs. King Bard
den, in arts, crafts and fancy
work Mrs. William 3. Jefferson
and Mrs. A. B. RoWlette tied.
Junior winner was Brenda Kidd
in clothing and handicraft.
There was larger number of
exhibits than usual in the flower
department, both in horticulture
and artistic divisions, this year.
Mrs. Herbert Brnard won
the sweepstakes in horticulture
while Mrs. William B. Jefferson
was winner in the artistic divi-
sion, making her two time
sweepstakes winner in the 1860
Amelia County Fair.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23
Rally Day Held At Providence

RILONA, Sept. q W. T h G / e
was a Rally Day program at
Providence PRESBYTERIAN Church
Oh Sunday morning al / O'Clock.
It was a lovely spiritual one.
The attendance was good al
though it was raining at times.
Children took part in the pro
cram. and they sang very sweet
".
On the fourth Sunday at II
a m. Dr.. Christian and Mr.
Becton VIII conduct morning
prayer at Grub Hill Church. 1t
is the Grub Hill Memorial Ser
vice. It IS a dear old church. 1t
is the wish CT all those W h o
have been interested in the old
church that the attendance will
be good. There will be no ser
wee at Christ Church in Amelia
Chs Sunday This should be an
outstanding occasion Perhaps
he weather Will be good.
On Thursday. Mrs. r. y.
southern. Of Fine Creek Mills.
srent the day with Mrs Il. T!
DGbbirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Bell and
son, Carlton. went into Richmond
on Sunday. ard were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
Bell, Jr Later they visited Mr..
ard Mrs w. p Fabry and Mr..
and Mrs. Merit BoWles.
Robert Blarton has returned
home from Johns on Willis Hos
pltal and Is improving. but the
doctors urge him to take it
easy. Company is not to make
long visits IN his room.
gom Jones and his daughters.
Anne and Dorothy. Of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with Miss
Courtney Martin Miss Lottle
Smith. Of North Carolina. is
visiting IN the same home. She
has been there for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nuckols
and four children went to Cum
berland Sunday afternoon to see
John Nuckols' father.
Again. the weather seems the
chief topic Of conversation, as
the rain has poured down.
Electrical storms are also pre-
dicted for some parts Of III e
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23

state I trust we may not get
any Of them.
The birds continue to sing
beautifully ard they seem very
fappy. They set US a good ex-
ample.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23
THERMOSTAT
ROLLED

Ashley Heaters arc equip
ped with 5ae Ashley auto
matte thermostat. elimi-
mating widely fluctuating
temperatures. 1t brings
greater CONTEXT to the
home-using WOOD as
fuel.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23
FUEL A.
ECONOMY

The Ashley Gem omatlc
Th4rmcss4t ana Dov 4
arai5 81 tim bring tllc
wonderful luxury Of long
Ia. ting uniform he It t.
wcod burning h 0 n 2 S,
which gives YOU controlled
heat VI hoat bother ur
attention.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23

Judge You we're married to
this woman fer ten years and
you left her without word
Why?
Prisoner didn't want TOT in
terrupt her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Purchasing Aides
Open Conference
In D. c. Today

Government purchasin g
agents from all over the United
States, Canada and Puerto Rico
viii gather here today for the
opening Of the 18th annual con-
ference Of the National Institute
Of Governmental Purchasing.
The four-day conference is
being held at the Shoreham
Hotel. Rexford G. Vessels, Dis
trict procurement officer, is
general conference chairman.
Robert a. Bicks, Assistant At
torney General, is scheduled to
address the conference Tuesday
on Identical Bidding-How to
Combat It."
Among the other speakers
viii be John F. Ward, purchas-
ing agent for the city Of Chi
cago; Maj. Gen. r. T. Evans,
jr., deputy Army quartermas-
ter general: Earl w. Kintner,
chairman Of the Federal Trade
Commission, and Harold E.
Churchill, president of the
Studebaker- Packard Corp.
NIGP is a non-profit educa-
tional and technical organiza-
toin Of Government buying
agencies. It seeks to raise stand
ards Of public purchasing
through interchange Of techni-
cal and professional informa-
ton and ideas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Bogota Strike
Halls Airline

BoGoTA, Colombia, Oct. az
(AP)-A strike Of mainte-
nance crews grounded flights
Of the Colombian airline
,Ayianca today, forcing home
ward bound members of the
Inter-American Press Associa-
ton to switch to other air.
lines.
Informed sources said the
strike was a leftist-inspired
protest against q denunciation
Of Cuba's Fidel Castro regime
BY the association at its clos
ing meeting last night. Avianca
employees insisted the walkout
was prompted by workers de-
mands for higher pay.
Many IAPA delegates bound
for Panama and Miami en-
route to their homes in the
United States, Mexico and
Central America left on Bran
III Airline flights.
Several switched from
grounded Avianca planes to an
Avianca jet fight to New York.
Airport oficials explained the
jet Is based in New York and
does not require maintenance
in Bogota.
The IAPA also denounced the
news agency Prensa Latina as
q pro- Communist propaganda
unit In the western hemisphere.
It was Prensa Latina which
carried dispatches from Havana
urging demonstrations against
IAPA.
Leftist Congressman Jaime
Velasquez co-ordinated strik-
ers' activities at the airport.
ofhcials said.
In the house chamber, pro-
CastroiteS met under the lead
efship Of a representative of
Prensa Latina, Plinio Apuleyo
Mendoza. They sang songs and
listened to speeches. In the
background, q huge banner
praiSing Prime Minister Castro
was hanging over wall murals
hOnoring Latin American lib
orator Simon Bolivar.
Communist banners also
were hung in the chamber but
later removed. Posters pro-
testing the IAPA action and
against Jules Dubois Of IAPA
also were displayed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
japanese Premier
Burs CONSUMPTION

TOKYO, Oct. % (AP)-
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda
told parliament today he did
not intend to establish military
CONSUMPTION in Japan although
the defense forces were $4,000
under the authorized strength.
Replying to Socialist ques-
TONERS in the lower house, Mr..
Ikeda said there were four and
q half times more military ap-
plicants than the number to
be recruited in the forces.
IF there are $4,000 vacancies
IL is because we want to select
only the best elements" he
stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Waldorf Man Injured
When Car Hits Tree

WALDORF, Nd, Oct. %
(SpeciaD. - Samuel A. Frost,
43, Of Waldorf, was injured to-
day when a Car he was driving
struck a tree. State police re-
ported.
Trooper John Peddicord said
Mr.. FroSt's car was travelling
north on Old Washington road
just north Of town when he
apparently lost control.
Mr.. Frost was admitted to
Physicians Memorial Hospital
at La Plata with face cuts and
a skull fracture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

7. CHUBBY II" ToDDLER DoLL-sits,
stands. moves her eyes and turns her
head. Completely dressed socks,
shoes, ponties and pretty Ioce-trim
plaid dress. Soft, rfe-Iike body, washable
rooted hair ---------------2.99
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Five Players
Hail Choice
BySenotors.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec
is (AP).-Five Of the players
picked for Washineton's new
team in the unprecedented
draft Of American League tai
ent are playing in the Puerto
Rican Winter League. and each
has expressed satisfaction at
being chosen by the Senator's,
Johnny SchaiYe, second base
man for Santurce, where he Is
hitting .284. said: II was sur
prised to be chosen. Now per-
haps I can be q regular on a
major league team, something
I have been trying to be for
several years.
Carl Matthias, q pitcher with
a 3-3 record at Santurce, said
That's q good break. I'm GER
tain to get q good look"
Outfielder Joe Hicks, who is
hitting 1897 with the same club,
said: II had a hard time get
ting a chance to prove myself
with Chicago last year. 1t
should be different this time
around"
Gene Green, who is both an
outfielder and q catcher with
San Juan, said, Excellent, ex-
cellent." when told he had been
picked. He Is hitting .319. Lum
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Small Cornell Squad
Returns to 6tor Comes

Cornell win have representa-
ton in The Star Games for the
first time in four years. with
Coach Lou Montgomery bring.
ing d small but capable group
to the action the night of Janus
ary 20 In the Arrnory.
Cornells last try here was in
1857. when Jack Ingley. former
Wilson High School star. was
second to Joe Gaffney In the
600-yard sprint.
John Murray. a pole vaulter,
and Pete Brandeis, who has
been clocked in 1904 for 800
meters-a time that would
have been good enough for
sixth place in the last olympics
--are the Big Red jheadliners.
Murray Is the best vauiter
ever developed ct the Ithaca
IN. " school. He owns the
school record, IA feet 6, and,
according to Montgomery, may
Evening star., 1960-12-16

mouth, 8.
qonEa6G at Ct. Francis Prep. e:30.
Landon VS.. 81. james at Hagers-
cciumSian Prep ct Catholic U. Frosh, g.
SUNDAY
oonzaGa ct st. Joseph Prep, 2.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
HE tytilINe STAR
WusIE'IEBtUH5 y -
Friday. December 'I6, 1860

He won't be used unless necess-
|ary, however, according to
Coach Tom O'Keefe.
other games tomorrow are
Wake Forest at Maryland in
the afternoon, Southern Con-
necticut at American U. at
night and Howard against West
Virginia State in Chicago.
Catholic u. last night broke
open a close game with q big
squirt in the last five minutes.
Gene Koran Of the Cardinals,
who topped all scorers with II
points, started the surge with
two quick baskets, and in the
late stretch Gu outscored the
Generals, l7-2.
Also last night, Southeastern
bowed to Richmond Profess
sional, 72-70, at Richmond.
RPI broke the deadlock with q
scoring shot Just ct the buzzer,
dNiYnn fha k,.iak
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Rockets End Blades
Long Streak at Home

Defending champion BIa-
densburg High School is in for
a tough battle In the Maryland
Biz County League basketball
race this season. /!
Richard Montgomery yester-
day defeated the Mustangs,
64-63, at Bladensbure for the
home teams first league loss
since the 1862 season. Bla-
densburg swept through 10
class A opponents last year to
win the State championship.
Bruce Mackey. the Rockets
football quarterback, tossed in
a field goal with 20 seconds
remaining in the game to give
Richard Montgomery a 64-61
lead. Tommy Barrett. Bla-
Evening star., 1960-12-16
CIV Striving to End
Slump Against Keydets

George Washington's basket
ball team takes its three-game
losing streak to Lexington, Va,
tonight against Virginia Mill
tary Institute, and there's no
assurance the Colonials can
handle the Keydets this time
as they did twice last season.
This is the start of the last
big week end for collegians un-
til after Christmas. There's
only q scattering of games next
week, to be followed by the
holiday tournaments the fol-
lowing week.
VMI has been as inconsistent
as CIV. The Keydets have lit.
tie height, but they're steady.
In their last game they beat
Virginia for a 2-3 record, COM
pared to GW's 1-3, but just
before that they blew one
against Wlillam q Mary. CIV
is fresh from losing a game to
W6EM also.
VAIN will be here again to-
morrow for a game at Catholic
q. Gu last night made 1t
three wins out Of four starts
by trimming Washington d
Lee. 65-4S.
Tomorrow, Georgetown takes
its first out-of town trip. The
Hoyas play st. Peters at Jer-
sey City. and then meet the
New York A. c. on Sunday.
Bob Sharpenter, the Hoyas'
big center who was banged
around in the Maryland game
Wednesday night. will make
the trip, Bob took a beating
under the baskets and rammed
into the supports twice, but x
rays revealed nothing broken.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Totals 22 o SO. Totals 10 Js s
Halftime: Ais Wilson,
Evening star., 1960-12-16

well Join the list Of I5-foot
vaulters this season.
Another Cornell star to watch
is Murray Moulding. a.tuetnber
Of the mile relay team. who
also may 90 in the 500.
Tickets for the meet may be
purchased through the mails.
They are priced ct $50, 50. s.
and 81. Mail requests to The
Evening Star Games, second
street and Virginia avenue 8. E.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Braves Hire SiIvestri
Dec.

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 16 (APD
The Braves have signed Ken
Silvestri. a coach with the
Phillies for the last two sea-
sons, as a coach for Louisville.
Silvestri. "A. was q catcher
during his playing days, mostly
with the Yankees and White
SoX.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
CIV High Juyvees
Beaten by Yorktown

Mike Deals layup with 81
seconds remainding and Cor
don Kelly's two free throws Is
seconds later gave Yorktown
High School a 46-45 basket
ball victory over George
WaShington's Junior varsity
last night at Hammond. GW's
John Kemper made it close
with a jump shot with two Sec
onds left.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Harris, Baltimore coach and
manager Of the San Juan club.
said Green could make the
Senators lineup either as
catcher or outfielder.
He is a definite major
Lacquer" Harris said.
Rudy Hernand% %, relief
pitcher with Ponce, where his
midseason record is Al, said,
This Is the best baseball news
I ever have gotten in my life.
It gives me confidence"
Evening star., 1960-12-16

densburg's one man gang,
made 1t close with a field goal
just before the final horn.
Barrett scored S6 points, but
his brilliant play was OFFSET by
the Rockets all-around per-
formance. Kenny Doane scored
II points for the winners and
combined with Mackey and
Dale Neal to control the back
boards.
The loss was the second in
three games for Bladensburg.
Richard Montgomery, which
won the league football cham
|DionShip. Is 30. Ntrs
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Fouls Coin Victory
For Good Counsel Five

Bill Floyd sank three foul
shots in the last 30 seconds to
give Good Counsel High School
q 5l.50 basketball victory. over
Wilson yesterday on the win
ners' court. 1t was Good Coun-
sells second victory in three
games.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RRSufTs YesrKMnAv

=. %ENN~~A~4
sssasseas the d Chew eha'e. So; Northwest
catholie o. Jayvees, Sc: conssrs. as
Good Counsel 81; wilson. so.
RisS1rs SS1ss sAMOntsomery. e; sladsns-
wheaton. 90: suisiaada IS.
YCgEstSsa, gasS..s, a. osors. Wa'hipst0n
GAMES TODAY
Dun,bsaE Vs. MacEin iSt Terrell JHs.
Bel Va ". Phelps At wooason JHs. a:so,
eptngsrn at pnise-JAekson. $50.
cafdosq 81 Pkrker.crsy, S:30.
Tech e Roosevelt, $3.50,
CARROLL at Antcostta, $50,
PeMaetha sa a. ,RalEmont hsishts. 9.
ILsnaSn IscEsy = GccHls.ess, Hse s:sS; ,.o
q. AatScny; q Goo Counsel 8.
Ryken At LeonardtoWn. SEQ.
,yIi Suliis Prep e Belycir Pres, $3.50.
sultis,a WGGGHafd az prSg wsiser ~ L.Hss1 JoSn,oS
Hish Point al Richard MontSomaery, 2.
wheaton ct Biadensbure, y ~ ytI
Qxon Hill Of B.cc. -
Blair at Northwestern, T,
DuVan at Gasscer, 3.
Damascus at Poolesvl1les & ~
Northwood at Qaithegshurg,s0 W.
Mount Airy at Glenels, 2.
Gwynn Park OF MarSaret Brent, Q.
LaPlata At Calvert County. ~
surrattsviile At sherwo1d b.
Brooks at DOUGLASS G(pp6eF Mari.
Fairfsx at Annandale. e:3o.
Madison at Groveton, $3.50.
Mclean ct Hammond, $50.
OSbOurn At Lee, 0.3O
Wakefield at Mount Vernon, 6:30.
Warren County ct Qeorge Mason. ppd
Washinston-Lee at Jeb stuart. $50.
Nokesville at Marshall, 7s15
johnson WILLIAMS at Doselass Lees
cFi'sf cSSRs q SfSaPls TReM6iSsCW RsaS6 ~
Fails Church vs.. lGeoTge washington
St H9mmond, $50.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Gu Junior Varsity
Defeats Gonzuou

Billy Leahy scored 81 points
last night as Catholic Univer-
sity's junior varsity handed
Gonzaga High School its Sec
ond basketball defeat in three
games in the preliminary to
the CU-Washington and Lee
1avan - fNYY
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Wheaton Cugers Rip
SuitIund in Leuoue

Wheaton High School, with
three players scoring in double
figures. trounced Suitland, 63-
SO, in a Maryland Bi-County
League basketball game yester-
day ct Suitland. Wheaton is
III aud S,,iflaTd NJ
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Northwestern Bows
To B-CC. 53-32

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School team pulled away
in the second half and gained
a 1892 basketball victory over
Northwestern yesterday in a
Maryland Bi-County game at
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