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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
Cardozo Ruins
Title Chances
Of Roosevelt
INTERHIGH LEAGUE
By JOHN MELOY
Star Stad Writer

Cardozo High School, a pre-
vious victor over leading Dun
bar, pulled another surprise
yesterday by virtually killing
any hopes Roosevelt had of
winning the West Division
1nterhigh League champion
ship. The Clerks victory paved
the way for Dunbar to clinch
the title Tuesday against Bell.
Cardozo, paced by four play
ers hitting double figures,
bounced Roosevelt, 1856, in the
Mckinley Tech gym. Cardozo,
trailing, 1926, at the end OF
the first quarter, caught fire
midway in the second and never
trailed again. The Clerks went
into the final quarter with a
58-47 bulge.
Cardozo, battling as though
it was one in contention for
the title, featured a fast-break-
ing attack led by Richard Bush,
who pumped in 20 points;
Daniel Burrell 90, Clarence
Eggleston (lD aand Carl Epps
with Is.
Roosevelt's Leonard Kim
brough, scoring q points, was
the games high point-producer
and the one man chiefly re-
sponSible for keeping the score
as cloSe as il was
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Ankle Broken,
Longden Intends
To Come Back

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. 1a
(AP).-A broken ankle has
sidelined Grandpa Johnny
Longden for the remainder OF
Santa Anita's winter race
meeting, but he doesn't plan
to retire from the sport now
Johnny's SD birthday is
just around the corner but he
intends to boost his record OF
5,403 winning rides on thor
oughbred horses. That's more
than any other Jockey has
scored, by far.
"All I'm worrying about is
for this ankle to heal" said
Longden. one of the few mil
lionaire jockeys. 1--WE given no
serious thought to retirement.
If my ankle doesn't mend,
that's something else again.
The break is in the same leg
that was hurt at Del Mar. but
not in the same place. for
tunately for me-"
Curragh Queen threw Long
den in Thursdays third race.
1t was a spectacular spill and
the crowd gasped as Longden
was carried on a stretcher into
an ambulance. First reports
indicated he suffered no in
juries. but X-rays disclosed the
ankle break. The leg will be
in a cast for at least six weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
MONTGOMERY { !1. COUNTY
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

About the only changes Leroy
(Buck) Jones made this week
after taking over the Bethesda
Chevy Chase varsity basket
ball team from ailing Floris
DAWSON were to re-insert g.
foot-2 Don Kruger into the
starting lineup for rebound
ing purposes and to work on a
Sagging, man-for-man defense
Both paid off last night.
Kruger grapped 16 rebounds
and the Barons held Walter
johnson to % per cent from
the floor as B-CC avenged an
early-season upset, 75-49. at
Bethesda.
The sagging defense forced
the Spartans to shoot from the
outside and they failed to con-
meet from the floor until 1850
elapsed Of the second quarter.
They missed Is shots in a row.
Walter johnson made only
three field goals on % tries in
the first half while B-CC, led
by Mike Braddock's IS points,
built up a 31-14 lead Dave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
BIudensburq
Sets Sights
On PIoyoffs

To the surprise of practically
no one, Bladensburg clinched
the Prince Georges County
Class A basketball champion
ship with a 61-32 victory over
High Point last night at High
Point.
The Blades now must beat
the Anne Arundel County
champion to be the District 3
champion and earn a place in
the Maryland State Glass A
tournament.
The Blades started slowly
last night, trailing, 6-l, in the
early moments, but IL points in
the second period by 6-foot-1o
Jay Buckley spurred them to a
2S-l3 halftime lead, and they
had no trouble after that
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Totals 90 Is SO
Halftime: 1920, Richard Montgom-
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Dunbar Assured
OfWest Crown

Dunbar cleared its last Sc
riouS obstacle to the West Di-
vision Interhigh League cham
pionship with a 54-43 victory
over Coolidge yesterday at
Roosevelt in the first game of
a double-header.
In the nightcap, Tommy
Davis scored IL of his Is points
in the last half to pace West
ern to a 57-41 win over Bell
IN the battle to avoid the di-
vision basement.
Dunbar has only two games
left. against Bell on Tuesday
and Western on Friday. A win
over either would be sufficient.
The Dunbar zone defense
committed only four fouls in
tho noToaa
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O'ConneII Bows

Totals IS 5 IS Totals IA
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Eastern Ties
For East Lead

Eastern had to come from
Is points behind entering the
last period to defeat Chamber
lain, 66-61. yesterday in the
first game of an East Division
Interhigh League double head
er at Anacostia. The victory
gave the Ramblers a tie with
Spingarn for the division lead.
In the second game. Steve
Bradhurst scored the first
three field goals to give Ana
costa a 60 lead, as the In
dams defeated Phelps, $3.50,
for their first league victory.
/, Trailing, 52-39, after three
quarters, the Ramblers rallied
to go ahead. 60-59, on two
free throws by James Colbert
with about three minutes left.
Eastern made q points in the
last quarter. including IL foul
shots,
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Priory Dominates

Totals 1917 55 Totals az SIS
Halftime: 1925, Bulls Prep.
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Montgomery Wins

- = IUIdTS .
Halftime: 1920. Northwood.
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Totals is Is 43 Totals lTl347
Halftime score: 1923. DeMatha.
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SuIIivun's Goal
Gives Quontico
EDGE Over Myer

The powerful Quantico Ma
rines basketball team, with a
1878 record against all compe-
tition and winner of the East
Coast Marine championship,
narrowly defeated Fort Myer,
1892, last night at Quantico.
1t took Jack Sullivan's jump
shot with only five seconds re-
naming to give the Marines a
hard-fought victory. Although
Quantico led all the way, Fort
Myer kept the outcome in doubt
until the final seconds. Eddie
Mitchell scored 90 points for
the losers, including two free
throws with Is seconds left
that put Fort Myer in front,
.32-21
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Carroll Five WoItzes'
To 42d Win in Row

son (6-foot-1D scored. 1t was
6-l Carroll at the end of the
first period and 11-2 at half
time. st. Johns only points
were foul shots in each quarter
by John Stnons and Frank
Dubofsky.
The Cadets continued to
spread CAROLS defenSes in an
effort to move Thompson out,
but they never fully succeeded.
The only consolation for st.
Johns was holding the Lions
to their lowest score of the
season.
st. Johns finally got a FIELD
goal with 2:10 left in the thirc
period and at the end of the
period it was 17-8. Carroll. The
Cadets, hitting from the out.
side. scored IL points in the
final quarter, but the final out.
come never was in doubt, with
Thompson providing almost al
that was necessary with Il
points.
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NO. VA. GROUP 1 LEAGUE

Fairfax High Schools bas-
ketball team. which owns one
Of two decisions over league
leading Wakefield this season,
seems to have reached its peak
and should carry a six-game
winning string into its return
engagement with the Warriors
next Friday night.
The Rebels last night put
on a fourth-quarter rush to
hand Mclean its fourth
straight defeat, $3.50, at Fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
George Mason Coins
PIuyoff Berth

George Mason High School
clinched a league playoff berth
with 63-48 basketball victory
over visiting Rappahannock
last night. The Mustangs can
finish no worse than fourth in
Vrginia's Group II, District 9
League, therefore wrapping up
spot in the district tourna-
ment late this month at George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
WI Mutmen Win

Washington-Lee High School
wrestling team scored pins in
five of IL matches to defeat
Wakefield, Bills, last night at
WI. The Generals Joe
Flesch pinned Wakefield's Newt
Whitaker in LOS of the first
round in the heavyweight
match to remain unbeaten.
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Bruce Terwilliger started a
basketball game for the first
time since January IL. and led
all scorers with % points as
Wakefield trounced winless
James Madison, $3.50, at
Wakefield last night in a North
ern Virginia Group I game,
Five other Wakefield players
scored 10 points each as the
Warriors raised their overall
season record to 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
OLSON LEADS SURGE
Fairfax May Throw
Hot Hand at Leader

fax. reversing a 1929 Mclean
victory back on January 8
Fairfax figures to have little
trouble with Osbourn Tuesday
before visiting Wakefield Friday
Bill Olson, 6-foot-1 junior
forward. scored the first
points for Fairfax last night
but saved his real heroics for
the last quarter when he got
IA Of his % points and broke
a 45-45 tie with a jump shot
at one minute after the third
period.
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Majors Victory
May Freeze CIV
Out of PIuyoffs

Playing its third game with
out Arnold Cash and Eddie
Byrd. who have been dropped
from the squad, Mount Ver-
mons basketball team never
theless had little trouble de-
feating George Washington,
6l-49. last night at Hammond.
Marty Lentz, as usual, was
the leading scorer for the
Majors with 81, but GW's
Sonny Chisholm was close with
90. The loss left CIV with a
TO league record and made it
probable it will miss the North
erp District Group ! League
playoffS for the first time.
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DeAuthu Needs
Rally to Win

DeMatha came from behind
with seven straight points in
the last minute to squeak by
Wilson, 47-43, yesterday at De-
Matha for its 18th basketball
victory against three losses.
Doug Endres made a 3-point
play to tie the score for the
Stays at 43-all with a minute
to play. Mike Reidy passed in
to Endres for a layup and Reidy
scored himself on a short jump
shot for the winning margin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13

Totals % % 66 Totals 90 9 81
Halftime: 1922, Chamberlain.
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SurruttsviIIe Posts
18th Straight Win

High-scoring Mike O'Connell
of Surrattsville, who sprained
an ankle Thursday, was held to
7 points by the guarding of Carl
Bowie, but Surrattsville still
won its 18th victory without de-
feat, SPAS, last night at Lackey
High School. The difference
came on the foul line as the
visitors made 20 of Is free
throws to Lackey's 7 of is.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Aberdeen, 35i GlenelE. 81.
Anacostla, 81; Phelps, 80.
Annandale. 70: Jeb Stuart, So.
BBeG1e e!d So: o'Connell, 81.
Blsdensburg,- 81: High Point, 80.
Bulls Prep, So; Bainbridse, So
Capitol PAGES, SO: Wilson w, 80.
Cardozo. 70: Roosevelt. SO.
Carroll. 80. St. Johns, 20
Carroll w, So; ST. Johns ". 4s.
Damascus, ~; Sherwood. 40.
PeMatha, A.: Wilson. 43.
Dunbar, 81; Coolidge, 40.
Eastern, So: Chamberlain. 81.
Fairfax, 60; Mclean, So.
Fairmont. Heights. 20; Bates. So
George Mason, SO; Rappahannock. 4s.
GEORGETOWN Prep, As; st. Stephens. -.
Herndon, IS; Garfield, So.
Jennie Dean, So; J. J. Wright, 4S.
Landon, So: Friends As.
Laurel, so: Poolesville, 80
Leonardtown, IS; Margaret Brent. IS
Longfeilow, 3; ouantico Post. rforfeit).
Loudoun County, 81; Wsrrenton. 3S.
Luther jackson, SO; Union, "A.
Montgomery Blair, ga; Gaithersburs, SO.
Mt Vernon. 81 George Washington, 40.
Nokesville, 43; Marshall. 80.
Northwestern; SO; suitland, 50.
Parker-Gray. IS: Hoffmsn-Boston. 40.
Priory, %: St Mary's, AS.
Richard MONTGOMERY, 50: Oxon Hill AZ,
Surrattsville, So, Lackey. AS.
Wakefield, 81: James Madison, 80
MW,ssihinst9n-Lse, 43; Falls Church. IS.
Woodward Prep Jv, SO; Kendall, "a.
GAMES TODAY
Gonzaga at GEORGETOWN Frosh, 8.
st Christopher'S at Episcopal, 4.
St. Adams at st. James, 9.
.O'Connell at st. Patrick's, 8.
Bulls Prep at Penn Frosh, $50.
Quantico Post at Christchurch, I
St. Anthony at Charlotte Hall, 9 80,
Washington-Lee at Hammond, s.
Neale at LaPlata, g.
Howard County at Glen Burnie. 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
Mackin VS. Gonzasa at DeMatha, .
ST. Anthony at DeMatha, $50.
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Return of Brokuw
Aids Little Hoyus

Bolstered by the return of
Barry Brokaw, who had been
out Of action until this week
with a bad leg, Georgetown
Prep defeated St. Stephens,
45-43, last night at st. Steph-
ems for its second basketball
victory over the Saints.
Prep led all the way. How
ever, st. Stephens lost chance
for a tie when Henry Warner
missed a long jump shot at the
gun.
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Totals is Sal Totals "a
Halftime: 2O-l6, Western.
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Damascus on Top

Leonard and Jack King, who
are not related, were the
sparks that gave Damascus a
come-from- behind, 47-40 bas-
ketball victory over Sherwood
last night at Damascus. Leon
ard scored the baskets that tied
the score and put Damascus
ahead in the fourth period.
Jack led all scorers with l8
points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
Purker-Gruy Stoys
In Unbeuten Ranks

Parker-Gray yesterday kept
its record clean in the Virgin
ia Interscholastic Association
Group II District I League with
its eighth basketball victory,
leading all the way for a 58-49
triumph at Hoffman-Boston.
The home team is now 81 in
the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13

RICHMOND, Feb. Is (Spe-
ciaD-Benedictine High School
defeated O'Connell of Airing
ton, 60-5l. in basketball here
last night, reversing a $3.50
loss at O'Connell earlier this
season. Pat Pomphrey, a starter
for the visitors, made the trip
but did not dress for the game
because of illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
WI Reeoins
rack Title
In Group |

LEA1NG1ON, va, Feb. IL
(AP).-Washington Lee High
School Of Arlington reclaimed
the Virginia Group I scholastic
track championship last night
at the VMI Fieldhouse. Bunched
behind the Generals who hao
80 So points, were CRANKY OF
Norfolk, 20 SIS; Warwick
% SIS; Wakefield of Arlington
26, and Newport News, Is.
Washington-Lee, after get
ting of to a wide early lead
had to come from behind to
win the title and snap the
streak of Andrew Lewis OF
Salem, who had won two
straight. WI last won in
1857.
Six Group I indoor records
were set and another one
equaled. Newport News &C.
counted for three Of the new
records, set by Don Carroll
who threw the shot So feet III;
inches; Gene Duncan, who rar
the 440 in 0:52.2, and Jimmy
Hall, Colin Blakemore. Norman
Dick and Duncan, who teamed
to whip through the mile relay
in 3:41.6.
Russ Peterson of WI broac
jumped % feet. ga inches tt
better the standard he set last
year by more than half a foot
Wakefield accounted for one
record and tied another. Eddie
Ball equaled the $50 mark Of
2:03.3, and the Warrior four.
some of John Ball, Bob Mayer
Jim Hayes and Gary Arensor
sliced a half-second off the $780,
yard relay record with a clock
ing Of 1885.
Thomas Jefferson's Gerald
Bits added IL inches to the
high jump record with a leap
of 6 feet, 8 inches.
Annandale and Hammond OF
the Northern District each
scored IA points.
Summaries:
4 Broad jump: Peterson, Washing
ton-Lee; 2-Taylor, Washing ton-Lee;
3-McDonough, CRANKY; 4-Hender.
/ IVHsL indoor record. Old re record L q
/ feet set 1859 by Peterson.
ss0-yard run: 1-E. Ball Wakefield;
9 Brown, Warwick; d Dugsan
! DOUGLAS Freeman; 4-Insley, Warwick
5~.Golway. Annandale. Time. 2:03.3
/ tiles VHSL indoor record set by Irby
Douglas Freeman, 1881
6O-yard dash: 1-Etheridse, Gran
by; ii. Ball, Wakefield; 3-O'Ken-
non, Hopewell: 4-Rauch, Warwick
strickland. Hermitage. Time, 81
Shot put: 1-Harrell, Newport News;
Wade, Andrew Lewis; 3-Schaeier
ESSsygP pG news; "a s. ieets IL . inches
Vaught, Warwick, 1851
port f4G Ssas dash l RaRsed New s
W Hs at.eol Newport News; A;o.Ai!S
ord; Old record 5s5 set BY Perry
Andrew Lewis, 1859
III, 79S-yard high hurdles-1, Mcpon'
mitage 3. Vermillion, Hampton. 4
"sMSht a T1n w $40 SECONDS Msrcbs,.
2, Royal, Warwick, 3, Hundley, Wash.
ineton 4, Wickham, Andrew Lewis
8, Balm, Albemsrle, 4:40.5,
Bali TsOy H5SeI relay HAYES l. k WsEs5elld q
by, 5, Hampton. 1885. (VHsL rec.
ord; Old record 1890 set by Wake.
70-yard' low hurdles, Strickland
Pesram. washinEt 0e. /, Dice e
Cradock. 5. Pearson. CRANKY. so sec
Mile relay, Newport News hail,
Blakemore. Dick, Duncan. 3, War
1 ), Princess Anne. 3:41.6 CvHSL rec
1850
Pole vault, Tie, Farwell, Wash
ington-Lee; Starke, CRANKY, and Mont
gomerv, Warwick 4, Lowe. Warwick
;, Tie, Clarke, Hermitage: Petu, Ham
mond Edwards, jefferson Senior:
Eubanks. Thomas Jefferson. II feet,
u inches
High jump, Bits. Thomas JEFF
ferson .. Tie, Leonard, warwick. and
McDonough, CRANKY 4, Tie. Wilder,
Wakefield; Reid, Douglas Freeman:
Pugh. Glass: Brown, Wakefield: Ander-
son, Washington-Lee, and Poage,
Douglas Freeman 6 feet, 3 inches.
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Stewart Breaks
Own Point Mark

Kirk Stewart scored 26 points
to break his own school basket
ball scoring record for a season
and lead Northwood to a 63-43
triumph over Wheaton last
night on the losers court.
Stewart scored 367 points in
20 games last year. So far this
season he has tailed 385 points
in Is games, with four games
yet to play.
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Bulls Prep Reiqns

Bulls Prep had no trouble
yesterday in defeating Naval
Academy Prep from Balm
bridge, Md, 1855, yesterday
at the Silver Spring Armory,
for its 10th basketball victory
in IL games. 1t was Bulls
Props second victory this year
over the visitors
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Moves by Sub Coach
Pay Off as B-CC Wins

Young held high scoring Tom
my Lamond to one field goal in
the half.
Bethesda made a per cent
from the floor-33 of 75-while
the Spartans made only IL of
So shots. B-CC picked off 50
rebounds
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MIA STANDINGS
EASTERN DJVISION

NboOL1S ILS LhDH1
Cincinnati. 1873: Detroit, lO1.
GAMES TODAY
st. Louis at New York.
Minneapolis at Detroit.
Philsdelphia at Boston.
GAMES TOMORROW
Boston at Philadelphia.
Minneapolis at Syracuse.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
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ANNAPOLIS, Feb. Is (Spe-
ciaD Rodney Rice scored 30
points to pace Fairmont Heights
to a 1885 win over Bates here
yesterday. Rice made 10 of his
points in the first period to
help give Fairmont a 21-11
edge.
1t was the 14th win in IS
basketball games for the visi-
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Muckin Triumphs

Frank Sembly scored q of
his 20 points in the last half
to help Mackin break open a
low-scoring, tight battle and
lead to a 55-37 basketball VIC
tory at Frederick Sasscer High
School last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13

Richard Montgomery High
School, trailing by 1888 in the
third quarter, stormed from be-
hind to keep Oxon Hill winless
in the Bi-County Basketball
League, 59-43, last night at
Montgomery. The home team
has a 5-10 record in the league.
n,-Aa l.
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sketball game
Win for AnnunduIe

Annandale led after the
early moments to record a 10
SO victory over Jeb Stuart last
night at Annandale in a North
ern Virginia Group I basket
hall game
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ball game
GroVeton Wins

Groveton, trailing by 49-48,
entering the last quarter,
scored 10 straight points and
sailed away a 70-58 basketball
victory over Lee High School
last night at Groveton.
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ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 10 (Spe-
ciaD .-Priory jumped to a 100
lead and coasted to a 62-45 bas-
ketball victory over st. Mary's
here last night. It was the
Panthers' second win over the
Saints this SaaSop
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Decision for WI

Westinghouse slowed the
game down, as usual, and de-
feated Falls Church, 43-35, last
night at Falls Church in a
Northern Virginia Group I
basketball pane
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KNIGHTS Win Easily

Montgomery Junior College
scored Is straight points in the
first half to take a 1920 lead
en- route to a 122-75 basketball
victory last night over Cations
vile Junior College in a Tri-
State Conference game at
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Herndon ExpIodes

Herndon erupted for 40 points
in the second half and took
home a $3.50 basketball victory
from Garfield last night as
Steve Slepetz contributed %
pointS nv himself
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Jackson Tops Union

Luther Jackson held Union
to l8 points in the second half
and ran away to a 63-44 bas-
ketball victory over the visitors
from Bowling Green. Va, last
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FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
dem Emile Grifith, 147Ia, New York.
outpointed Gaspar Ortega, 14724. Mex
leo, 10.
GUAM-san Carlos. 1875. Philip
pines. knocked out Rocky Miner, 14l,
Guam. 8.
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Spingorn Winner

Spingarn High School, paced
by Ollie Johnson's 81 points,
yesterday defeated Page Jack
son, 1888, at Spingarn for its
10th win against a single defeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-13
BuekIey's Foul Goals
Shade SuitIund

Mark Buckley made two free
throws with one second left
to give Northwestern a 1852
basketball victory over Suitland
last night at Suitland
Buckley, who led all scorers
with Is points, made a three
point play with less than a
minute to go to bring North
western within a point. After
Suitland missed a free throw
with seven seconds left, Buck
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Guithersburq Spanked

Bob Windsor and Gary Gou-
beau each scored Is points to
pace Blair to a 54-39 basket
ball triumph over Gaithersburg
last night at blair
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18th for Fuirmont

Totals Is 90 SO Totals 10 745
Halftime: 1924, Surrattsville.
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Totals 81 90 So Totals 3415 SO
Halftime: 1910, Quantico
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Wakefield Sours

Hslftims: 3I-26, Fairfsx.
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Totals % 90 SO Totals
Halftime: 1888, Cardozo.
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555 5. Woshinaion, No

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FRED l.. LUTES,
HARRY MARTENS. Jr.
WILBUR B. MEHRING,
OLIVER METZEROTT,
WALDO B. MOVERS,
NICHOLAS OREM, Jr.
HERBERT w. REICHELT,
WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS,
JOSEPH RICHARDS, Jr.
c. BAILEY SCRIMGEOUR,
j. ROBERT SHERWOOD,
THOMAS B. SYMONS,
WILLIAM B. WHEELER,
WILLIAM M. WRIGHT,
Directors.
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REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE OF A BANK. Published in
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of December 81 1859. of