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Evening star., 1960-01-16
Cousy Stars as Ce|tics
End Warriors Streak

early in the third period when
Vern Hatton fouled Cousy as
the latter drove for the basket.
Nobody was elected but it
seemed to spur the champions,
for they ran off 18 points in
three minutes.
Wilt Chamberlain, as usual,
led Philadelphia with A points,
but the Celtics also got 20 from
Bill Sharman and 81 each from
Helnsohn and Frank Ramsey.
New Cincinnati Record
Twyman's SO points broke a
Cincinnati Garden record of SIS,
set by Chamberlain earlier in
the season. With Elgin Baylor
scoring 43 points, the Lakers
stayed within striking distance
and trailed by only l point,
lll-l10, with 2:20 to go. But
then the Royals sank 6 straight
points. with Twyman getting 5
Of them.
The Hawks came from 10
points down with 212 minutes
remaining to tie the Nationals
at 122-l22 and then won in
overtime as S straight points
by Bob Petit put them out in
front, 140-135.
Petit topped all scorers with
80 points, but was 20 by Clyde
Lovellette in the last quarter
and overtime which saved the
Hawks. Dolph Schayes paced
the Mats with "a to boost his
record career total to 15,047.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Manor Gets Open
Meadows Ordered
To File Answer
In Support Case

d U r H A M, N. c., Jan. 16
(AP).-Edward A. Meadows, a
defensive end with the Wash
ington Redskins, was ordered
yesterday to file here an answer
to the complaint of a New York
woman who alleges him to be
81 ,235 behind in payments for
support of her illegitimate child
Meadows, former Duke player
who now lives in Durham, was
adjudged by the Children's
Court of Duchess County, N. Y.
last November l6 to be the
father of a child born to Caro-
lyn Merritt, it is alleged in
court papers filed here.
The woman's complaint, filed
with a purported copy of the
court Judgment, alleges Mead
ows has failed to pay $50 weekly
for the child's upport as Or
dered by the New York court
He was ordered 10 file an an
sWer in Superior Court within
80 days.
She contends that Meadows
also has failed to post. a $2,5OC
bond assuring compliance with
provisions Of the judgment.
The complaint states that the
child was born December l8
1858, and that the payments
should be made retroactive to
that date.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
BY BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

In Claude Vinet and Steve
Kuzma the Washington Presi-
dents may have found the one
two punch they need to stay
in contention in the Eastern
Hockey League.
Before a crowd of 1923 last
night at Uline Arena, the
Presidents put on one of Their
best offensive displays of the
season, led by Vinet and Kuz-
ma, as they trounced the Clin-
ton, N. Y. Comets, 6-l.
Feeling ran high and several
fights broke out among the
players. Daryl Macmillan Of
Washington and Ed Calhoun
of Clinton were dispatched to
the penalty box for five MN
utes, When it appeared they
would go at it again, a police
man intervened by sitting be-
tween them.
Vinet, 25-year-old left wing
er. came into his own when he
Evening star., 1960-01-16
LENA Leading
100000 Open

YORBA LINDA, Calf, Jan
16. (AP) Clearing skies and
warmer weather we're promised
today as dark-horse Tony LENA
of San Leandro, Calf. led a
field of $50 golfers into the Sec
ond round of the $40, 900 Yorbs
Linda tournament.
Forty pros and one amateur
broke par 36-36-72 over the
rolling Yorba Linda Country
Club course yesterday.
Lena, 25, a pro since 1855.
shocked the better known per-
formers with a brilliant 1898
sc. He went into today's
round one stroke in front OF
two seasoned tournament play4
ers, Julius Boros, eX-National
Open champion, and 43-year-
old Jerry Barber.
Just two shots off the pace
were six formidable threats
Lionel Hebert, former PGA
champion, Paul Harney, B4
Wininger, Dave Mari, DOUG
Sanders and Harry Weetman,
the English Ryder Cup star.
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HorrySmith and Sylvia Wene
Winners of Bowling Crowns

OMAHA, Jan. 16 (AP).-
Harry Smith of st. Louis has
had his share of tenpin riches,
but gladly would have traded
everything that went before for
the All-Star championship
trophy which he hauled out
of the City Auditorium last
night. Sylvia Wene of Phila-
delphia won the women's title.
A $4,000 cash prize fell to
Smith when he emerged as
the best bowler after a gruel-
ing 100 games. During the ga
game finals, he averaged 212,
while winning 40, losing % and
tying l game.
Smith routed his final OPP
ponent in theS televised finals
of the position round, blasting
67-234-247-204-952 as Bob
Chase Of Kansas City, who en-
tered the finals only nine pins
behind, shot 220-199-195-235-
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Carroll RoPs
Muckin for
33d Straight

Mackin High School, lacking
high-Scoring Frank Sembly
sidelined by a foot injury, and
three other key players for
various reasons, could do MOTH
ing to deny Carroll its 33d
straight victory, 93-31, yester-
day at Carroll.
The city champions took a
22-5 lead after one quarter
held Mackin to no shots in the
second with a pressing defense
and played five reserves the
entire last half. The Lions
had six players in double
figures. with 6-foot-11 John
Thompson making seven of lC
shots and Walt Skinner seven
out Of II to share lead with
IA points each
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ST. JOHNS WINS BY POINT
DeMotho Feels Upset
BoIsters Title HOPES

quarter, 1910 and 21-12, only
to fold.
Johnny Flynn, a husky, g.
foot-2 junior reserve, scored a
basket to start the third quar-
ter for st. Johns first lead, 23-
%. The score was tied three
times before the Cadets pulled
away to a 40-30 advantage
with little more than four
minutes remaining.
The Cadets collapsing l.
2-2 zone defense choKed off
DeMatha's drives down the
middle, and the home team
made only one of six field goal
attempts in the third period.
Also, 6-foot-5 Tom Canada
fouled out with 2:4S left in the
third quarter after grabbing IL
rebounds.
DeMatha rallied behind Mike
Reidy and Doug Andres to mar
row the count to 41-39, but
Frank Dubofsky sank a Ioul
shot with 13 seconds left to
settle the issue, although Reidy
still had time to make a layup
for the final score.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
ESU.Ts YESTERDAY

Anacostia, 4S; GonZaea, 46.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, 70; Blair, 81,
fHssSSs BHiiis se6ool o 10: % Saantico H Post. "A.
Charlotte Hall. 40; Lonsiellow,. 90.
Chamberlain. 5S; Phelps, 81 (otO.
Carroll, 81; Mackin. 81.
Coolidge, 20 Western, 90.
PeMatha JJy., %; St, Johns w; SO.
Fairfax, SO: Lee, 40
FaiymOnt- Aei"hts. IS: HOffman-Bos-
Fort IT,. Beiyoir Prep, 90; Columbian
Frederick Ri s. sasscer. SO: Great Mills, 2s
Georgetown Prep, 81: st. Stephens,
GeoTse Mason, 90: Garfield, As.
Gwynn Park. 54; Calvert County, A.
High Point, 52i Northwestern, 40.
Jeb Stuart. 6S; James Madison 81,
Jennie Olan, 54; Richardson, 40.
Luther Jackson, 81; Parker-Grav 46
Maryland Fresh, 80; Bulls Prep, SO
Mclean, rs; ,Annandale, -.
NOtRls SreGo si waiter ali oSSRn9e JSPnsen 4
sWtiand, 46; Lackey, S4.
Wakefield 90; Georse Washington, 30.
Wilson, 90: CardoZo, So.
wheaton, So; Richard Montgomew.
GAMES TODAY
MacEin Us. Norfolk Catholic at o'Con.
R5I.Gs,sI R5iI?5y q o'cOnnelli i.::C. s;sC. r,,...,
Friends at ST. Js mes mes, 2:3o.
W0odberry Forest at Landon, 3.
81. Anthony at Archbishop Neale.
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Clinton
WaShinRt,

$40. The title was never in
doubt after the first two games.
Chase got $4,000 for second
place. Joe Joseph. Lansing,
Mich, received $4,000 for third
and Don Carter, st. Louis,
$4,000 for fourth.
Miss Wene entered the final
conflict with a 37-pin lead over
Mrs. Marion Ladewig. defend
ing champion. and it was all
over when she whipped Mrs.
Ladewig 214-205 in the first
game to clinch $4,000. She won
20 games and lost IL.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
State Golf Clubs DeIov
Decision on Juniors

Wheeler Of Congressional as
president. Wheeler received a
lifetime gold pass to all men,
Der clubs and a cigarette box
with the names of the officers
engraved on it.
Vice presidents. in order, are {:
Ralph Bogart Of Chevy Chase:
Emanuel Dietz of Woodholme;
Edward j. Hickey, jr., of Co.
lumbia; Dawson Stump of
Green Spring; DR.. Michael
Oristian of Manor; r. Gerard
Willse, jr., of Elkridge and
newly elected B. D. Bunny
Cooper of Congressional, new
recipient of a green coat. En-
met Gary and Dave Halle of
Rolling road and Suburban
were reelected secretary and
treasurer.
Among the record turnout
of II past presidents were
Harry A. Parr III. first presi-
dent in 1929. and Harry G.
Pitt of Manor, who has at
tended every meeting as Manor
chairman or past president. He
was president in 1945 in Manor
The schedule:
April 1O-May S-State team matches
May 6-Mixed two-ball at Fountain
MAY 2O-Mixed two-ball at Wood.
june e3-2e-Maryland Amsteur Al
Five Farms.
June 27-July Maryland Won,
EN- A. Suburban,
June "s-Jnnfor Open at Wood.
July l1-PrO-am championship Al
July l2-MarylAnd Open at Manor
July 2s-Two-man handicap tour.
august 6-Mixed two-ball on East.
August 2s-Two-man handicap Al
August 26-Father-and- son cham.
pinnshlp at Manor.
September 30-Maryland senior al
October 4-s-Payne Cup at Con.
october 7-Presidenrs Plate al
October s. Baltimore Washingtor
team match at Five Farms.
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SKIING
Continued From Page Ala

Continued From Page Ala
tria won the mems slalom race
yesterday at the opening of the
three-day competition. Ameri-
cans, complaining of unfamili-
arity with the ice-slick condi-
tions, Jared poorly as a whole.
but even so outdid the Rus
slams.
In the mems race, the best
the Americans could get was
35th and two tied for that spot
They were Max Marolt of As
pen, Colo, and Charles Ferries
of Houghton, Mich. Tom Cor
coran of Cambridge, Mass.
came in 40th.
Schranz, 81 year = old Aus
trian sensation who has been
hailed as a likely successor to
Toni Sailer. triple Olympic
medaliSt, finished with a burst
of speed to beat out a pair Of
West Germans in the mems
race.
The Soviet Union, which had
pinned its hopes on its girls,
could get no etter than a 43d
place. Best Russian in the
mems race placed 56th.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Dentist Is Indicted
In Pitt Bribe Case

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 16 (AP)
An Allegheny County granc
jury has indicted former Uni
versity of Pittsburgh dental
school instructor on charges Of
trying to bribe two Pitt bas-
ketball players.
The indictment came yester-
day against Dr.. Edward H. Sc
bastian, 33. a dentist from SUBJ
urban McKees Rocks.
Sebastian is accused of Of
fering John Fridley and Dick
Falenski money, a new car at
cost and assistance in getting
them into dental school If the
players would shave points to
help him win bets.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Tech Spilled
From Lead by
Eastern Five

The ability to bounce back
after a decisive defeat with
teamwork and speed has given
Eastern High Schools basket
ball team first place in the
tough Interhigh League East
Division.
Beaten by Carroll, 1854. or
Wednesday. the Ramblers yes
terday whipped Mckinley
Tech. 63-43, at Tech and knock
the Trainers out Of first place
Eastern got its fast break
working in the second period
and moved to a 27-16 lead after
hot shooting had enabled Tech
to gain an early advantage
From then on the Rambler;
preSsured the Trainers into nu.
merouS mistakes and increased
the margin.
Tech had a bad day from
the floor. sinking only 19 of 81
shots. The Trainers also lost
the ball 20 times without get.
ting of a shot. Eastern made
I27 of 68 attemntS
Evening star., 1960-01-16
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Carroll . 0 DeMatha 2 I
GonZaga 2 o st. Anthony o 3
st. Johns 2 o Mackin o
By DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

Talk of shifting next Fridays
Carroll DeMatha basketball
game to Cole Field House, re-
vived in recent days by a pri-
vate promoter, died in a hurry
last night in the wake of De-
Matthias 42-41 stumble against
st. Johns at DeMatha.
THAT guy won't put up q
nickle after what happened to.
night" Coach Bob Dwyer oi
Carroll said afterward. But just
because the st. Johns victory
dealt a blow to the probability
of a huge crowd next week, II
doesn't necessarily lessen De.
Matthias chances against all.
conquering Carroll.
II like our chances" SAID
Coach Joe Gallagher Of st
Johns and he meant DeMatha s
and Gonzaga'S as well as his
own. This will be the making
of our ball club" opined Nor
gan Wootten of DeMatha.
A throng of about 1900 ell
bowed into DeMatha's newly
painted gymnasium last night
and saw the Stays twice take
9-point leads in the second
Evening star., 1960-01-16
NO. VIRGINIA GROUP 1 LEAGUI

Wa Shington-Lee High
Schools basketball team has
rebounded into the thick Of
the fight for top honors in
the Northern Virginia Group
I League.
The Generals last night
knocked of Groveton, 49-40
on the Tigers home court to
move into a tie with idle Mount
Vernon for second place in the
league. WI was defeated
48-46, by Mclean on Tuesday
Mclean is tied with Wakefield
for the lead.
WI sank 25 of 35 free-throw
Evening star., 1960-01-16

Totals IL 93l Totals 43 z %
Halftime score: 5e-6, Carroll.
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Coolidge Wins

Totals 10 g 3S Total
Halftime, 1920, Cardozo
Evening star., 1960-01-16

Fort BeIVOii
Evening star., 1960-01-16
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer


So far this season Bethesda
Chevy Chase's basketball team
has been capable of winning
the big ones. If the Barons keep
up this pleasant habit against
favored Bladensburg Tuesday at
B-CC, they can tie for the
Maryland Bi-County League
lead.
B-CC has had trouble with
the lesser teams in the league,
losing to otherwise winless Wal
ter johnson and edging out
Suitland and Wheaton. The
Barons whipped powerful
Northwood before Christmas
and played a very fine game in
defeating arch-rival Montgom-
cry Blair, 1851, last night at
Blair.
B-CC led all the way, taking
a 51-34 lead in the third quar-
ter and surviving a last period
Blazer surge that cut the score
Evening star., 1960-01-16
NBA STANDINGS

EASTERN DIVISION
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BeIvoir Prep Clicks

Totals "a | 40
Halftime-24-l1,
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Totals 81 g63 Totals 10 543
Halftine. 1921, Eastern,
Evening star., 1960-01-16
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer

The Maryland State Golf AS
sociation elected officers and
a nounced its tournament
schedule at the annual meeting
at Baltimore Country Club, last
night, but a heated discussion
on whether juniors should be
eligible for major club events
stole the show.
Jack Emich Of the host club,
the newly elected president,
tossed the subject before the
meeting, but he was forced to
withdraw it when the topic
threatened to take up the entire
session.
The consensus was that
juniors should be entitled TO
play in club events such as the
club championship and state
team matches when they are
contenders for the title.
Motion Rejected
A motion from the floor to
bar junior golfers from all
championships except the
junior tournament was rejected.
The motion included a clause
that junior could play in the
state team championship only
as a partner of the club pro.
More Discussion Later
The subject undoubtedly will
come up at the various club
meetings between now and
spring.
The Maryland State Golf
Association announced dates
and sites for its entire schedule
in keeping with new policy of
naming its dates first to pre-
vent conflicts with club tourna-
mentS.
Joseph c. Dey. jr.. executive
director Of the United States
Golf Association, discussed the
rules changes for 1860, and
than gave the record turnout
a prepared quiz.
/ Dey reported the number of
the Nations golf clubs hit the
5000 mark for the first time
in 1859. and that the National
Open attendance also set a
record. He said eight USGA
championships attracted so
per cent more entries than ever
before.
/ Manor Gets Open
The Maryland Open and the
preceding State pro-am cham
pionship were awarded to
Manor Club July II and IL,
The Maryland Amateur goes
to Emich's home club, Five
Farms. and the women's cham
pionship to Suburban.
Emich succeeded Tom K.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Jay Buckley Sets
Scorinu Record

Jay Buckley of Bladensburg
High, leading scorer in the
Maryland Bi-County League.
sank SO points to set Bladens-
burg record as the Mustangs
crushed Oxon Hill, 1928, last
night on the losers court. The
old record was 80, held jointly
by Buckley and Tommy Bar
,.aAk
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Win Over Groveton
Keeps Win Race

attempts last night to put the
game away. Groveton held an
edge from the floor, 1912. The
Tigers took a 1927 lead near
the end of the third period, but
WI scored the next II points
for a decisive edge.
Dick Settles, Pete Yelverton
and Hugh Miller all hit double
figures for WI, with Settles
getting high honorS with Is
points. Ray Fraley had IL
points for Groyeton
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Stewart Breaks
Northwood Mark

Kirk Stewart, a 6-foot-4
senior, last night pumped in
Al points to lead Northwood
High School to a 61-42 victory
over Walter johnson in a BIZ
County League basketball game
at Northwood.
Stewart, who now has scored
206 points in nine games for a
22.8 average, hit on l9 Of 80
field-goal attempts to break a
school record. The old record
of SO was set by Mike Dantzig
~ IOEQ
Evening star., 1960-01-16
BY the Associated Press

The Philadelphia Warriors
we're getting too close for COM
fort so the world champion
Boston CelticS took matters
into their own hands last night
and came up with a 124-112
victory at Philadelphia.
The victory snapped the
Warriors winning streak at 10
games and boosted the Celtics
lead to 312 games in the
Eastern Division of the Ma
tional Baketball Association. 1t
also gave the Celts a 4-3 ad-
vantage in their series with
Philadelphia with five more to
go, including Sundays ma
tionally- -televised game at Bos-
ton.
Twyman Gets SO
In the other two games
played last night, Jack Twy-
man came up with Cincinnati
floor record of So points in
leading the Royals to a 1922
lib victory over Minneapolis,
and st. Louis downed Syracuse,
14l-140, in overtime.
Bob Cousy was the big gun
in the Celtics' triumph. He
scored 20 points and handed
out Is assists as the Boston
club broke out Of a 55-55 half
time deadlock with a 1927 ad-
vantage in the third period.
The coaches and players be-
came involved in a free -for-all
Evening star., 1960-01-16
B-CC Grosps for Lead
After Showing Blair

to 61-52. The shooting of Dave
Young. Mike Braddock and
Brad Brooks proved too much
for the Blazers, as B-CC made
90 of 81 shots.
Brooks, a 6-foot-7 center,
added % rebounds to his 18
points. Young scored 26 points,
high for the game. Blair played
without starter Dempsey Ven
tress, out with a sprained ankle.
Craig Jones, a substitute, led
the Blazers with IA points.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Jackson on Top

Luther Jackson High Schools
basketball team coasted to a
54-46 basketball win over
Parker-Gray last night on the
winners court. Luther Jackson,
holding a slim 42-38 third
quarter lead, Tailed IA points
to Parker-Gray's.8 8 in the final
Evening star., 1960-01-16
RS with % points.
Fuirfux Belts Lee

George Levendis, 6-foot-4,
was held to six points last
night, but four other Fairfax
players hit double figures as
the Rebels defeated Lee, 59-46.
in Group I basketball game
at Lee
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Wheaton Five Tops
Richard MONTGOMERY

Wheaton's High School bas-
ketball team scored a 56-45
upset win over Richard Mont
gomery last night in a BIZ
County League game. Whea-
tons victory was attributed
mainly to the shooting of Mel
vim Case, who Tailed 20 points,
and a tight defense in the
fourth quarter which held
Richard Montgomery to z
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Saints Bumped

Georgetown Prep, with g.
foot-5 John Bohraus leading
the attack, upset st. Stephens,
SLAB. in an Interstate Athletic
Conference basketball game
last night at st. Stephens
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Wakefield Beuts CIV
Without TerwiLlioer

Wakefield High School, play
ing without Bruce Terwilliger,
its top scorer, still had enough
scoring punch to defeat George
Washington, $3.50. in a Group
I basketball game last night at
Hammond. Terwilliger has been
sidelined bY illness.
Evening star., 1960-01-16

Wilson High School, trailing
24-20 at halftime, stepped up
the pace in the third period and
outscored Cardozo, 17-4, going
for a 50-38 basketball victory IN
a West Division game yester-
day at RooSevelt
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Bulls Tukes First

Totals Is 81 81 Totals 1914
Halftime: 3O-l6, GEORGETOWN Prep.
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Mclean Defeats
AnnunduIe Five

Mclean High Schools bas-
ketball team spurted to a. 20-8
first-quarter lead en- route to a
1852 victory over Annandale
last night at Annandale. Ell
lott Mcbride paced the win
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Chamberlain Tops
Phelps in Overtime

Jesse Porter dropped in a
lineup to deadlock the score at
$3.50 at the end Of regulation
time and Chamberlain rallied
for a 58-52 overtime basketball
victory over Phelps yesterday
in an East Division game at
Eastern
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Terp Frosh Whip
Bulls Prep Quint

Jerry Greenstan led four of
his Maryland Freshman team
mates to double figures in a
80-53 victory over Bulls Prep.
yesterday at Montgomery Blair
High School.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Luckey Beaten

Suitland High Schools bas-
ketball team warmed up slowly
but finally got rolling in the
second half and defeated
Lackey, 1894, last night at
Suitland. Lackey held a 20-19
holftiYna lead
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Fuirmont Triumphs

Fairmont Heights highly re-
garded basketball team proved
too much for Hoffman-Boston
with a 68-55 triumph last
night on the losers court. Ar
thur Queen was top scorer with
20 points for Fairmont Heights.
Evening star., 1960-01-16

James Madison outscored Jeb
Stuart, 1928, in the second
half, but the Raiders had built
up a big enough halftime lead
to win, 63-52 in a Group I
basketball game last night at
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Mason Scores EusiIy

Eleven George Mason players
got into the scoring act as they
defeated Garfield, 69-48, in
a Virginia District 9. Group II
basketball game last night at
George Mason.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Northwestern Upset

High Point High Schools
basketball quintet, scoring 20
points at the charity line, up
set Northwestern, 52-45. last
night in a Bi-County League
game in the losers gym.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Gonzuqu Surprised

Anacostia High Schools bas-
ketball team took a 14-4 first
quarter lead and surprised
Gonzaga never caught up as it
lost, 48-46, yesterday at Ana
costa.
Evening star., 1960-01-16

Hot shooting by Harry Bur-
chette and Wilbur Slaughter
spanked Coolidge High School
to an easy 1888 win over West
ern in an Interhigh League
Western Division basketball
game YESTERDAY at Coolidee
Evening star., 1960-01-16
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Evening star., 1960-01-16

The Bulls School basketball
team evened its record at IL
with a 49-24 victory over
Quantico Post last night at
Quantico.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
O'ConneII Loses

Visiting Norfolk Catholic
High School ran its record to
80 with a 58-44 basketball
victory over O'Connell last
night on the losers floor.