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The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01
A True Short Story
Tom Fonfaine

well" droIled Morgan, Il told
you the Childrens ride i'm! :"
II was a good old ranch Raphael
Morgan had in those early days
on Birch Greek. Morgan raised
many cattle and horses and also
raised a big family Cthe childrens)
he was wont to call them. They
were expert riders; boys or girls,
From the old RObear road, a
cloud of dust could be seen boil
ing up from the Morgan corrals
most any day - that would be
the "childrens" busting broncs.
Morgan kept a sizeable bunch
of horses he often made a
horse sale, especially ones that
were 0broke gentle). One day, a
drylander came to the ranch TO
buy a gentle pony for his daugh-
ter to ride. Shure, Morgan had
one ! !
is he gentle?" the sod buster
wanted to know. "Shure," Nor
gan said, 'the childrens ride i'm. "
The man led the pony away,
but he was back the next morn
ing leading the pony, madder
than a hornet. Morgan" he said,
you told me this pony was gen.
tie. He bucked my daughter off
this morningl You take him back
and give me my money back"
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01
HEART
BUTTE
News
BY John Tafsey

Sunday was big day for the
People had horses and stick
games. There we're some folks
from the Flathead Reservation.
There were two days racing an
old race horse man from Brown
ing was there Judge Brown. it
brought memories to him.
The People got over the Per
Capita Payment in fairly good
shape. Children dressed up and
all went to school.
Roy Doore has been out to
Peter Tatsey ranch putting up
hay.
Our good friend Stoles Head
Carrier had a stroke last week
and has been at the hospital for
some time and improving. If he
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01
Editorial Comment
LABOR DAY WEEK END IS A KILLER"

The holiday week end of the Labor Day. IS
always major killer highways Falling
Monday each which does offers
everyone a long week end.
Because the weather swimming and
boating millions people must return to school
college shortly Labor Day observed with unusual
gustO.
Labor Day recognition of the millions of working
people holiday imagined Yet four five
their lives the coming holiday period
make plans for the holiday that
Labor Day. 1861 and to be around for
Make this holiday of res-no ren
zied
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01

don't get we'll the H. B. News
will die.
The race horse men are al
ready to make the trip to. Starr
School Sunday and Monday.
Chief Big Eagle picked a week
before the Payment but he got
loose some way and was last seen
on Sunday. Still had a short piece
of chain around his neck.
Mrs. Henry Crawford moved
to Heart Butte to have her little
boy Allen in school.
Robert Grant and Alvin DOG
Gun have moved in two cabin:
in Dizzieland where they will
make their home and James Lit
tie Dog also has a cabin there.
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01

Phillip Seller is living up at
Mary Grounds old place and the
Hilbert Cut Fingers have bought
Mary Whitegrass's house.
Starr School community has
four sets of twins-the Atkinson
twins, a boy and a girl; Bear
Medicine girls; England twins,
a boy and a girl and the Emmel
twins, two girls.
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bear
Medicine and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Whitegrass took in the oil cele-
bration at Poplar, Mont.
The new bowling alley in
Browning is really the place to
find a crowd now. A girls bowl
ing team is going to form out
here when time permits and a
lane at the alley can be obtained.
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01
NOTICE

The first pinochle club party
will be held Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the Agency Bar
racks.
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01
LOOK TO The SKIES

Echo satellite will make three
passes over Browning tonight.
Times will be Asa pm, $50
pm. and e:c5 pm.
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01

FOR SALE: Two foot lockers.
Contact Bud Williamson at the
Hagerty Hotel. 26-lwp
The Glacier reporter., 1960-09-01

FOR SALE: 2-ton truck. Contact
Mrs. George Schiffner at Gla'
cier Drug. 26lwp
Evening star., 1960-02-19

Collection Of cotton or non gloves Novelty and classic
styles in short and rd-om lengths White, black, coIors
in group; 6-8
Konns-street Floor Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-02-19

Vide selection thot includes everything from bulky
eord'9ons for day to dresY beod- trimmed Styles Or
Ions; wooIs; sizes 34-4O
Konns-eud9et sportsweor-street Floor Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-05-14
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BAY FRONT COTTAGE at DeaIe
Beach, Nd. with safe swimming
from Wash. Accommoda tions for
10. Rent S75 per wk. ia. 2-S1OO
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(coNTINUEol

SECLUDED 2-BEDR0OM HOME;
in perfect condition; on a acre:
detached sarage; also chicken
house; plenty of room for vegetable
or hover garden: view Of the wa
ter; good Grabbing and fishing
area; ideal for retiring couple
Call University 1882 after
ST. CLEMENTS BAY-Waterfroni
iot 90 g. rms bath. basement;
Canoe Lake creek-II acres. har-
Dor, D rms; convenient; $4,000
Chesapeake Bay-Large lot, nice
house, house, modern: view, Soo hathins'
Potomac Riyer-6-rm., bath. frame
house: bathing. fishing. boating;
JOHN R. DRURY a. SON
LeonardtoEn, Nd. OR. 5-9I14
WOODLAND BEACH, MD.-Attrac.
tive, newly decorated. modern D.
rm. furn. home: facing fine, sandy
swim. beach: located I-hr. drive
from downtown Wash. Call OWN.
ER at kE. S-563S ewes. for info
and dir. to see.
Is ACRES CHOICE WATERFRONT
st. Mary's county. improved b.
roads. water, septic tank anc
power. VIII sell all or suh-dividS
5-acre farmettes. Ideal CONNER.
eial or retirement. Call Lo. 7-s4le
COLoRED-OYSTER BAY
Arunoel-on-the-Bay and Columbis
Beach; finest saltwater area, only
I hr. from D. c. Lots, $500 up;
homes from $3.50.
KAY REALTY CO.
(30D UN. 7-S236 RA. $4,000
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Page Valley Estates
$50 DOWN, $25 MONTHLY
INCL. go INTEREST

Mountain and lakeside lots are
available in this restricted de-
velopment completely bounded by
the Shenandoah River and the
Geo. Wash. Natl. Forest. This is
the sportSman's paradise unpar-
alleled anywhere in the area. In
addition TO natures beautiful ere.
atlons and natural surroundings,
the developers have dedicated so
acres. Of land for other recrea-
ttonal activities, some of which
are completed and others under
construction. including Olympic
swimming pool. kiddies' swimming
pool with bath house, bass lake.
trout lake, boat docks and picnic
areas, tennis court and other
ALL ACTIVITIES ABOVE ARE
ADVANCED FREE NOW BUT
EVENTUALLY BELONG TO PROP
ERTY OWNERS.
Directions: Take o. S. 211 or $40
to Luray, Va, turn opposite Minis
lyn Hotel, 1st left onto Rte. i1s,
follow signs Q miles to estates.
VISIT PAGE VALLEY ESTATES AS
OUR GUEST AND RECEIVE A
PASS TO SEE THE cAVERNs OF
For further information, write Box
1Ol, or call Riverside 1881
in Luray.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP
MOTORCYCLES

AIS '56 5O0-ce. single: 1000 miles,
Good cond.: $3.50. JU. 5-5519.
BHW '5S: 1869; excel. cond., new
ssSod tiTss e9o 2gt 0rls. aas nj Sss,s ss95 wo TX
6-27s2 after z.
B.S.A. 1857; $50 &C, twin. S576
OF best offer. Cali RE, 5-662i,
CONTINUED on Next Pace
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BAY FRONT COTTAGE at DeaIt
Beach, Nd. with safe swimming
for children right In front. SO miles
from Wash. Accommodati tions for
10. Rent S75 per wk. IA. 2-SlOO
or ia. 7-0039.
EPPING FOREST DUNE week)-3-
bedrm. cottage; miles from An
napolis. Also aVail. for week,
month or season. EN-. 1886.
EPPING FORREST, ANNAPOLIS
Rent BY the month, season, or by
the year; an en-. apt. on lower
level or bedrm. on uppe- level;
adults. Call Victor 9-442I.
FAIRHAYEN CLIFFS, MD.-Beaut.
cottage; 2 bedrms., extra sleeping
space, lge. scr, porch, pvt. beach,
Ma. S-6367, EN-. 2-s263 after s.
MIMOSA COVE, Deale, Md.-New,
pier. La. 6-I292.
SANDY POINT = Cottages, cabins,
summer homes. Nicely furn., every
conv.; swimming, fishing, boats
ayail Mrs. Lucy Long Sutton,
SANDY POINT. Westmorelsnd, Va.
SELBY- Y-ON-THE-BAY = Neat Q
bedroom home and den: furnished
or unfurnished. Dashboard hot
water heat, all Anchor fenced.
All water privileges: SI1O furn-
ished, 500 unfurnished. Call
University 1882 after 8 pm.
SHADYSIDE, MD.-Attractive cot
tage on bay. Season. MRS. YEN
DELL, University 7-6393.
SOUTH RIVER PARK, Edgewater
Md.-Bungalow: 2 bedrms., ample
extra sleeping space, lge. screened
porch. lse. liV. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath with shower, fireplace, all
nee. items for housekeeping incl: /:
community beach (netted). ample
space for. boats; 500 week. Fam
lily vacationers, AP. 7-3400, Ext.
230 or JU. 6-6572. after 2.
WOODLAND BEACH, Furnished
modern cottage, mr.. water. AMI.
Priced right for July and Aug.
rentals, Or. by week or month.
He. 4-3459.
WATERFRONT LOT. cleared, nr.
Tai Timbers, on Potomac; 100 by
307; price. $4,000. HI. 9-51s1.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER. cash today or will sell.
rent for you. Free appraisal vii.
0:l970 D1CKEY'S AP. 7-S0s0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-Ll. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
MODERN HOUSE WITH ACREAGE,
6-S rms; in Sc. Fairfax County.
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FARMS
a--a-.....--.

EXCEPTIONAL vALUE-ALBE-
COUNTY, VIRGINIA FARM
800 acres beautifully rolling land,
magnificent mountain views, plenty
water. lake sites, timber. laTke
barn and other outhuildinss: good
s-room frame house in lovely set.
ting, large trees: splendid neighbor.
hood; IL miles charlottesville
RAY W. wARRIcK, BROKER
GLozel. va. Tel. 3701
FARhETTE I.37 acres on Rt- 434
l-ml. North Of DavidsonVille dS
luxe brk. rambler. 3-bedrm., ..
bath, tnli cellar and bomb shel.
ter with 2-ear sarese. Priced In
the 20s, LOUIS H. HALL, PEAL
TOR. Davidsonville, Nd. co. q
LoUDOUN co... va, FARM-PuT-
eellville area. 242 acres. beauti-
ful view: plenty Of water: very
good cattle farm. good tenant
house; very good barn and out-
bldss.. $3.50 per acre with terms
is mi. from Chsntiily Airport. /
am selling my farm due to death
IN the family. Equipment op-
ft6nal nov pA0-n Cfar
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"Cool Comfort"

A place Of your own In the uts.
Of Va. or W. Va. Vacation cot
tages, fishing streams, hunting
preserves. open lands - forests:
farms or retirement homes; mt.
property Of all kinds for any pur.
pose. CALL or WRITE for q Des.
eriptiVe LIST.
JAMES :. BARNEY. Agent
vienna Va WE. s-6454
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LoUDoUN coUNTY's

-NAA ~rAlAA@ NANA-A
Perfect balance: an ideal residence
backed up with q well-planned
perfectly maintained farm. PROVING
that 215 acres inteiligently and
intensively farmed can out-pro-
duce q $50 to 400 acre run-of-
the-mill but good spread. And a
delightful place to live: residence,
with beautiful immediate grounds; /;
q true copy of New England Cape
Cod farmhouse. Delightful ground
floor with living room, dining
room, modern eficient and at
tractive kitchen. bedroom and }or
library, full bath. enclosed porch
ana patio, also attached garage
Second floor two good bedrooms
and bath. Plenty closets and
storage. Large managers house in
very good condition. Farm build
ings well planned and maintained
Fields in top condition with rec
ord of excellent CROP production
raising all the feed necessary for
2 heavy cattle operation. Like all
things Of excellence, it is valuable
Fairly priced with excellent finan-
eng. COL. LOWELL NJ. RILEY
Broker, Leesburg. Va. String q
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LUIs' AehEAak toh SALE WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
tcohTINuEo1 tcoNTIRUED)
(coNTINUepl

PIScATAWAY HILLS, adj. Ft,
homesites, some waterfront san
avail; la-5 acre tracts. DIR.
Out Indian Head hwy. 70 Piseata-
Ray Hills sign, turn right to
once. Open sat. and Sun, 1876
pm. N. RUBIN REALTY, BU
3-2z92. CH. s-Ss5s.
PooLEsYILLE DAWsONvILLE
AREA-65 acres, 10 woodland,
bal clear: $500 per acre. Write
Box 4a4-D, Star.
RIDGEvILLE AND CAMBRIDGE
RD., Woodland Beach. Dist. No. /.
Anne Arundel Co, Nd. 5 choice
lots 81 800; $1,000 cash, the
rest terms. II. 4-2222.
RIVERDALE, MD-Level lot in es-
tatlished netghborhood; nice trees;
924l 50. II. Near parkWav recre-
alton area. schools, churches
tralsp. Paved street, all utils in.
$3.50 cash. 6O01 Taylor I'd. WA.
7-5597.
SECLUsI0N-scenic 40 acres, "a
wooded. House to restore. ANNA
FAX REALTY, CT. $1,000.
SYCAMORE ACRES! Just listed
Truly a choice lot beautifully,
level. $4,000 includes new road.
Ewes, JU. S-303S.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-I240
TEMPLE HILLS AREA-Lot. look
200 IT.; $4,000 total; on Hemlock
pl.. of Of Walnut st. 10. 7-4Sl5.
2Iz-ACRE TRACT, city W and S..
moderate dey. cost, $500. PRES
TIGE REALTY INC, ia. 5-50S0.
5 LEVEL LOTS, on High Bridge and
Woodedge I'd. water and street in.
o CHOICE LOTS. with all improve
ments. Beverly Hills section, Alex,
) minis. to Pentagon; close 20
schools. shopping and transp. NO
BROKERS. OWNER. KE. 6-9261.
$40 ACRE. city water: near Guns
ton Hail; Sl,675, terms. XII. g.
20 ACRES in Prince Georges coun-
ty, OF 30l hwy, 10 miles from
d. c. line: for quick sale. $3.50 per
acre; Call Cypress 7-s634 for sp-
5-ACRE TRACTS, 21a-scre tracts,
and 34-acre tracts. Out Indian
Head hwy. s mi. to Piseataway
Hills sign on right. See Mr..
BEACH, in trailer ONCE. HI.
9-5666.
104 ACRES, nr. Dulles Airport,
Centreville and country club;
complete set Of fine buildings,
. ponds; q real buy for less than
500 per acre.
Pc eENTA50S s.5fSS REALTY CO. I'll NC; Z
1853 W. Lee Hwy.
IL ACRES, with timber and q
bedroom house, on primary road,
near new interstate highway site,
Prince william Co., Va; good
investment property at $15,600,
with @a.5o0 down. GRANINGER
AGENCY. Triangle. Va, Trojan
5-S5S5; ewes. and Sun, call 703-
OLdfield 9-4042.
COLORED-Is TO q ACRE SITES
Pr. Geo. and Mont. Co., Nd. Priced
right on terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

BETHESDA AREA. Suitable for ell
ectrieal firm, research company,
or any type Of light manufacture
FRANK L. HEWITT. CO. JU. s.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
End trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE & INVESTMENT CO.. 3I9
Southern Bldg, MA. S-333l: i'm
mediate service, 10 TO 4:30 pm,
MONEY, 2nd TRUST-We will buy
End trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd,
or Va. Reasonable rates ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE AND IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y.
ave. NV. Ma. S-5S3S.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, Ist
and End trusts INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO. INC ia, 7-5S00,
A BANK CAN'T HELP - Call
STEPHENS INVESTMENT CORP.
20. 5-2750 10. 5-1299
2nd TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid; Md, Va, D. c.
Call day or evening, VIII. 6-61S2.
81"
Evening star., 1960-05-14
FLORIDA PROPERTY

PROPERTY FOR SALE
"a acre, high and dry; well drain
ed and graded streets: in beauti-
full, fast-growing, restricted Le-
high Acres. Florida (nr. Fort
Myers: 2 building lots now sell
ing at 1895 each: country club,
golf course, church, school, audi
torium, shopping center. fishing,
all available; will sacriflce both
lots for $1,000, or / lot for $500:
terms arranged If necessary. Write
WILLIAM S. HALSEY, 1881 s
Columbus St. Arlington 6, Va
Phone XII. s-9465.
IF YOU WISH 10 BUY, RENT or
TRADE for beautiful home in
Fla. call Mrs. SillinEs. HU. g.
9507.
LAKEWOOD PARK ESTATES
Nice corner lot on main boulevard
for sale by OWNER. Call WA
7-S755.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
DE LUXE BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAIN ESTATE


Suitable for permanent or summer
home. private school or camp. so
acres on Blue Ridge Mountain, so
miles from Washington. Well-ap-
pointed manor house. three-car ga
rage with servants quarters, log
cabin playhouse, tennis court, etc.
Fine situation and magnifcent
view. COL. LOWELL NJ. RILEY,
Broker, Leesburg, Va, Spring
FORT VALLEYS acres, new Arm,
eottage. bath. firepl.. , bedrmS (;
hot and cold running water,
$3.50. PETERS REALTY, Great
Falls. Va. PL. 9-2I6I.
LARGE ACREAGE near Front Royal
tGateway to Shenandoah National
Park. BLUEGRASS country. Suitable
for beef cattle industry or de-
yelopment into small mountain
estates. LOUISE BAILEY, P. o,
Box ~, Front Royal, Virginia,
MElrose 5-525l, 1886 ewes.
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SUMMER HOMES

WESLEY HTS. N.w.-For rent,
June ! to Oct. Is. 3 bedrms.,
charminsly furn. WO. 6-5794 or
OIL, 4-203Q.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

SHOE REPAIR SHOP for sale; fuiiy
equipped. INQUIRE within 5133 Lee
hwy. Arl.. Va,
STATION for lease in Montg. Coun-
ty. II is a prestige station To-
Gated in the heart OF a growing
community. Trafhe on both sides,
This station viii require 5000
and q ealiber man who will take
advantage Of over 40 yrs. exper
in merchandising and will take
pride in the station. promote his
services and solicit business No
20 5 hr. man need apply. Call
Mr.. KOTULEK Ia a-Shnn-
Evening star., 1960-05-14

SNACK BAR-Fuliy equipped in
new Medical Center In Annandale
Va, Rte. 236. VIII sublet or you
may manage and work on salary
plus commission. Excellent op.
portunity. Write giving full par.
tieulars. Boz 275-D star.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
NEAR WALDORF

5-acre farmette: s rms, bath, h.
VIII, 2 porches, also So, tracts
and another farm; up to 100 a.
cleared land, nice trees. PUFFEN-
BERGER, REALToR, 10. 7-5l51
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lcoNTiNUtDl
SHELL
SERVICE STATION
SHOE REP1IR sToP fo- IN. nm;

For lease IN metropolitan Virginia
Choice location, going business
paid training period II desired
He. $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-05-14

OWNER offers over h-acre beaut.
wooded lot, surrounded by $4,000
to 100000 homes, in excel. North
Arl. area, nr. Lorcom lane; only
$14,500: ALA. Architect Plans
Co. II desired. Call IA. 7-3700.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
'Broyhill & Sons

Realtors, 1910 Lee Hwy, Arl.
IA. 4-1300 Ewes. Sun. ia. 2-7s29
FOR SALE-Fabulous location in
the District. Marvellous exposure
on prominent ave. Split-level
warehouse and ONCE space. Ap-
prox. $4,000 50. ft.-railroad sid
ing. Four separate entrances for
loading and receiving. Inside
landing docks. Ample parking. En-
tire bldg. heated-offices air con-
ditioned. Finest construction. Call
George Jolson, ST. $4,000; ewes,
EN-. 3-0592.
Exclusive
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO., Realtors
Evening star., 1960-05-14

IA ACRES ON RT. so = Corner
prop. on top Of Blue Ridge Mts.
about so mi to Wash; phone
owner, UPPERVTLLE, VA, 100.
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INDUSTRIAL PR0P. WANTED
OFFICES, STUDIOS Ter RENT

WANTED TO LEASE 1000 to o.
900 So; II; for small cabinet shop.
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BLAIR AND CEDAR AVE.-See
69O3 Fourth st. NV. Store or shop,
next TO Peoples. Bldg, 30xS9. Only
S32.500. Call Mr.. Stohlman, OIL.
2-3207. Of J. LEO KOLB CO., FE.
Evening star., 1960-05-14
HOUSES BUSINESS oppoRIUMEs

BETHESDA. Wis. ave,-50x10I or
enhancing area. PIEDMONT Co.
OIL. e-464s; ewes. OIL. 2-o250.
BETHESDA, GeorgetoWn rd.-Ap-
prox. $500 50. IT.. improved with
store and other bldgs. Abuts pub.
parking lot. Mr.. LEBLING, Ewes,
AND WK. ENDS, OIL. 4-66ss:
ROBERT B. HALL CO., OIL 2
Evening star., 1960-05-14
MONEY TO LOAN
AVIATION

HAVE 100000 for good 2nd trust.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
Faiirnnont Five
Best Ever
Coach Says
BY JIM CAWOOD
ContributinE Writer

Coach Ken Freeman of Fair
mont Heights has Joined the
ranks of those who say that
this seasons Fairmont team is
the schools best ever.
Freeman's words of praise for
his players came after they had
defeated Eastern, $3.50, in
overtime yesterday at Fair
mont Heights. avenging their
only loss of the season.
This club isn't as tall as my
Others" Freeman said. but
they run and hustle more. And
they are easily the best shoot
erS I've ever had"
Fairmont, now 12-1, needed
all its speed and shooting abil-
ity to defeat the fired-up RAM
blerS in a rivalry that has be-
come one of the best in the
area in two years. Eastern took
a 5l-49 lead with two minutes
to go, but Nathaniel Taylor
tied it on two free throws with
1882 left.
In the overtime, Fairmont
made the first four points. With
IS seconds remaining. East
ern's Jim Colbert made one
foul shot but missed the Sec
ond, and Willie Lee grabbed
the rebound and passed the
length of the court to Rodney
Rice for the lay-up that gave
Fairmont a 57-52 lead and
clinched the victory.
Evening star., 1960-02-03
MCLEAN NIPPED; WI is NEXT
Warriors Keep Lead
But Face New Threat

"a virus attack. Terwilliger
only recently returned to school
after an absence of about two
weeks with mononucleosis.
Both Wakefield and Mclean
could have used a player OF
Terwilliger's caliber in last
nights defensive battle. The
Warriors made only l3 Of IS
field goal attempts and Mclean
only II Of 46.
Jerry Spadetti, whose shot in
the last two seconds of the
game gave Wakefield a one
point victory over Mclean in
their first encounter, was q
thorn in the side of the High
landers again last night with
Is rebounds and IL points.
Mclean had a 20-l7 lead at
halftime, but Wakefield came
back in the third period to
score IL points. half of them
by Spadetti, and take a 1926
lead.
Mclean kept battling to the
end. With two seconds remain
ing, Elliott Mcbride tried a
jump shot that would have tied
the score at 1886, but the ball
bounced off the rim
Evening star., 1960-02-03
Cardozo Drops
Dunbar From
Lead in West
NTERHIGH LEAGUE

Cardozo High School, defend
ing Interhigh League basketball
champion. finally has started to
make noise in the West Divi-
sion this season.
The Clerks, after dropping
their first f1Ve league games,
defeated Bell and Western. Yes
terday they dumped Dunbar
from first place with a 60-58
victory in the second game of
a double-header at Mckinley
Tech. Roosevelt replaced Dun
bar in first place.
Tech handed the seventh
Evening star., 1960-02-03
NO. VA. GROUP I LEA,
BY BOB HANSON
star stan Writer

Wakefield High Schools bas-
ketball team. putting its lead in
the Northern Virginia Group
League in jeopardy twice in
four, days, may find the pres
sure too much when neighbor-
ing rival Washington-Lee en-
tertains the Warriors Friday
night. W-L' won the first
time they met, 44-42, but now
Is one game behind.
Playing without its coach.
Robbie Robinson, and its top
scorer. Bruce Terwilliger, Wake
field squeezed by Mclean last
night. 1888. at Mclean to dis
pose of the Highlanders' first
serious threat to take over first
place.
Robinson was at home with
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Lundon Five
Neurs Third
Straight Title

Landon has all but wrapped
up the Interstate Athletic Con-
ference basketball champion
ship for the third straight year.
Although outscored, 29-12, in
the f1nal quarter yesterday, the
Bears defeated st. Albans,
1910. at st. Adams. 1t was
Landon's seventh straight t
league victory.
Fred Hetzel. the 6-foot-8 ALL
Metropolitan, led the Landon
scorers with Is points. Toby
Symington and Dick Jonas
each had II for St. Albans, now
80 in league plav.
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Roosevelt Moves
Into First Place,
Wilson Also Wins

Roosevelt dominated play
yesterday as it defeated Bell,
54-43, in the first game of q
West Division basketball dou-
ble-header yesterday at Roose-
welt. The victory moved the
Riders into first place in the
league.
In the second game, Wilson
hit an amazing 27 of 40 shots
and defeated Western, 69-4l.
Sam McWilliams scored 81
points for Wilson, a season
high for the team. Wilson
outscored Western. 20-5, in the
third period to put the game
on ice.
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straight loss to Anacostia in the
East Division. 56-49, in the Sec
ond game. The Trainers broke
a 46-46 tie with three minutes
left on two field goals by Lloyd
Turner and one by Bennie
Walls.
Cardozo fought an uphill
battle before it caught Dunbar
at 54-54 with two minutes left
on Clarence Eggleston's basket.
Carl Epps scored a field goal
and two foul shots and Ron
Gurley added a goal to clinch
the victory,
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Fuirfux Shades
-FuIIs Church

Fairfax rallied for 26 points
In the fourth quarter last night
and nipped Falls Church, $3.50,
ia a Group I basketball game
at Fails Church.
Falls Church led for three
quarters, but fell victim to the
Rebels hot shooting in the final
eight minutes. George Leven-
dis goal gave Fairfax its first
lead, 4S-46, late in the game,
and Tom Appler's two foul shots
in the last minute iced the
victory for the PehelS