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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-01-01
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
HARD TO ROUSE
IN DARE COUNTY
Congressman Scheduled to Ad-
dress Rally and Oyster Roast
in Man+eo Jan. n

The Young Democrrtic Party
Organization in Dare County, af-
ter more than a year of activity is
still finding it hard to maintain in
terest in the attendance and contri-
buttons necessary to creation of a
club of formidable proportions.
Coming to the assistance of DIR.
w. w. Harvey, Jr., County YDC
president, is Keith R. Moore, rep
resentative of the State Dept of
Revenue, now living in Manteo.
Congressman Herbert C. Bonner
has accepted the invitation of Mr..
Moore to speak in Manteo, Friday
%, at 8 pm. at rally and oyster
roast, to which all interested Young
Democrats from anywhere in Dare
County or elsewhere are invited.
DR.. Harvey sent out letters this
week asking for contributions to
support the work of the party and
aid the state campaign chest. Henry
Armstrong of MAINS Harbor is the
treasurer of the clubs, and it is
requested contributions be sent to
him.
DR.. Harvey says: "for the past
few years a few active Democrats
have carried the work land fl
nancial burdens D.. All of us have
benefited in the past and our flu
ture is bright with the Democratic
party. Now is the time for all to
aid their party. Lip service and
hollow promises do not make a
strong county Let us all join
in upholding the pride and future
of Dare County and show those
outside the county, who have help
ed US, that their support has been
worthwhile and that our political
strength is growing"
There is a wide open and chal-
longing field for some good party
work to be done in Dare Cousty,
since so little has been done for
4ueilOCA VI q SCilVulys "A poi W
organization has existed mostly in
name. Democrats, discouraged be.
cause political recognition has not
been shared with those who do the
work, nor party favors distributed
throughout the county, have grown
to consider it futile to attempt
to have a voice in party affairs.
In turn, they have failed to arouse
and inspire the succeeding genera
lions, and party support reached
the low ebb of allowing the county
to go Republican in 1866.
A few interested young people,
and perhaps more Of the older ones
joined with DR.. Harvey two years
ago in an effort to revive interest
in the party. Considerable gains
were made, some money raised and
there are a few interested workers.
There is a field wide open for
,omeone who win give the cause
most of his time and make an in
tensive campaign for throughout
the county.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-01-01

Coming all the from Spruce Pine, where bears abound
distant rugged mountains Roger Wsman killed whoppng
the woods of Manns Habor during Christmas week.
weighing S57 pounds believed by hunters be the ag
killed by lad in these woods He 9th grade student and is
left with his bear and with his guide Lloyd
Midget Harbor Accompanying Wman the trip
Wseman Of Spruce Pine Twenty bears have been slain
in Dare this season.-Aycock Brown photo.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-01-01

MRS. FAY WEBB GARDNER who will visit Dare County week
the interest of the Roanoke Island Historical Associations
effort to launch the goth of the Colony during
of July and August 1860 Mrs. Gardner of Shelby Cleveland County,
unanimously chosen chairman the meeting Raleigh
December She is the daughter sister of Judges the wife of the
late attorney and Governor Max Gardner who died while the
preparing sail for London where Governor Gardner had
appointed the British Enthusiastically From 1929 1888 she
North Cardinals first lady during Governor Gardeners On Nov
ember 19 Washington D. c. she the the
North Carolina Society," and has hailed outstanding CITIZEN
and benefacor Many distinguished leaders the
nation attended, Others including xpresnt Truman
ve Speaker Sam Raybun appreciation
be in Manteo Thursday, january z.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Totals 10 % 55 Totals 1920 5s
Halftime score: 1924, Friends.
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Fouls Help Osbourn

Totals II g37 Totals 24l4 8
Hantime score: 3S-l4, GroVeton.
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Remutch Planned
After Harrington
Bows to Ortequ

NEW YORK, Jan. 8 tAP)
On the theory that one good
fight deserves another, Mexico'S
GaSpar Ortega and Honolulu's
Stan Harrington will do it all
over again in late February OF
early March.
Ortega won last nights To-
round welterweight bout al
Madison Square Garden because
he had enough left to pull out
the last round of a spirited
battle. Although the decision by
the three officials was unani-
nous, it appeared so close it
could have been called a draw
At the end of four rounds
Harrington appeared a sure
winner. But Ortega won five
Of the last six rounds on all the
cards.
Harrington. 14712, applied
steady pressure to the Mexican
but body punches seemed to
slow him down in the late
rounds. He cut Ortega'S left
eye in the seventh and shook
him with a left-right to the
jaw in the eighth.
Ortega. l4724, happy in vic
tory after losing so many split
decisions that he bears the
nickname of the "Unlucky In
dian" readily agreed to give
Harrington another chance.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
HOmetoWnPro
LeadsLA0p pen

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9 (AP)
Eric Monti, a local profess
sional who felt so bad he nearly
skipped the event, lead a field
Of $50 by a stroke going into
the second round of the s37, 500
Los Angeles Open today.
Monti, Al, an academic look
ing teaching professional at
Hillcrest Country Club, frac-
tured ancho'S municipal
courses par 35-36-71 with a
1924 SO yesterday in an
opening round that included
seven brides and two bogeys.
And he almost withdrew be-
fore he started because of a
virus flu.
One shot back was Jimmy
Clark of Los Angeles and two
strokes behind at SO were Jim
Ferree of Crystal River, Fla,
former national champions
Jack Fleck and walter
Burkemo, Howie johnson of
Meadowlark. Calf, Doug
Sanders of Miami Beach, Fla,
and Johnny Bulla of Phoenix,
AriZ.
Big names in the 50 bracket
included Art Wall, jr., golfer
OF the year" and Masters
champion in 1859; Lloyd Man
grum, a winner here four times;
Bo Wininger, and a new threat,
Dave Ragan of Orlando, Fla.
Aside from Wall, runner-up
IN the event last year, the big
guns were somewhat mufhed in
the opening round.
Ken Ventura, the 1859 winner,
had to settle for a 72; Billy
Casper, National Open cham
plon, took fat "a; Bob Ros-
burg. National PGA champion.
had a 73; Gene Littler and
Mike Souchak Ills, and Doug
Ford IA.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Presidents Regain BingIey
For Game With RumbIers

this season from Washington
Along with Bingley'S added
defensive strength, the Presi-
dents will be looking to their
offensive leaders, Ken Davies
and Daryl Macmillan, to SUBJ
due the PhiladelphianS. Davies
is the teams leading scorer
with 80 points and Macmillan
next with 81.
Washington has tumbled
from second to third place in
the Southern Division in re-
cent weeks and now is only
one point up on cellar dwell
ling Greensboro. A loss for the
Presidents coupled with a VIC
tory by Greensboro tonight at
Clinton, NY, would drop
Washington into the, basement.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Carroll Runs
Streak 10 30,
Johnniies Win

ALL Metropolitan John
Thompson, who turned an
ankle during a scrimmage with
American University two days
before, did not play for Car
roll last night as the Lions
opened defense of its Catholic
League championship with an
S4-37 victory at home against
st. Anthony.
In the first game Of the
league double-header at Car
roll, the rebounding of John
Stnons was a major factor in
st. Johns 62-37 verdict over
Mackin. However, Frank Sem
bly'S % points for Mackin was
the highest individual total of
the night.
Thompson, who is scheduled
to play today against the Vill-
anova freshmen in Philadel.
phia, was not needed. The
score was 21-2 before st. An
thony got its first field goal,
and Carroll'S starters played
about half the game to insure
their 30th straight victory, fifth
this season.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Dubofsky Chosen
On AII-Americun
SchooIboy Squad

Basketball season is in full
swing, but Frank Dubofsky, st.
Johns High Schools ALL
Metropolitan guard, still is re-
ceiving honors for his play on
the football field.
Frank yesterday was named
to the 78-man All-American
High School football team an
nounced by Scholastic Maya
zines. The players were Sc
lected from 80 States and the
District of Columbia.
Dubofsky. son of Mush Du-
bofsky, st. Johns line coach,
was a member of The Stars
All-Metropolitan team last sea-
son. He also was named prep
player of the year by the
Touchdown Club and was Sc
lected on the Pigskin Clubs
All-Metropolitan team.
Frank, a l7-year-old senior,
currently is a star basketball
player at st. Johns. He re-
Gently scored 40 points against
the George Washington Uni
versity Freshman.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
AFLAssured
Senate HeID
ByKefouver

A Senate investigation may
be in store for anyone trying
to trip the American Football
League as it climbs toward
major league status.
Senator Kefauver, Democrat
OF Tennessee. after meeting
with AFL Commissioner Joe
Foss yesterday, promised tc
launch an investigation il
there is evidence of pushing
around" Foss had reported
harassment by the National
Football League.
FoSs said legislation might
be needed to protect the AFL.
but he would wait until the
next NFL meeting is over be-
fore deciding whether to recon-
mend legislation. The NFL
meeting in Miami later this
month. plans a vote on whether
to expand.
FoSs told Kefauver that the
hostility Of the NFL had
forced the fledgling American
League to give up its franchise
in Minneapolis st. Paul
Another battle is shaping ur
over the AFL franchise in
Dallas.
They certainly haven't been
wasting any sweetness on u.s."
FoSS said.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Totals 20 1852 Totals IA 937
Hattime score: 32-l9, st. Johns.

Totals IL 1897 Totals "a I6 81
Halftime score: 44-1O. Carroll.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Fortified by the return to
action of the Defenseman Bob
Bingley, the Washington Presi-
dents take on the Philadelphia
Ramblers. Northern Division
leaders of the Eastern Hockey
League, at $3.50 o'clock to-
night at Uline Arena.
Bingley was doing an out
standing job until he received
a torn ligament in his chest
about a month ago and his
presence in the lineup tonight
should help lift the sagging
Presidents.
The Ramblers, led by their
player-coach, Doug Adam who
is tied for a second place among
the leagues scoring leaders,
'have won four or five games
Evening star., 1960-01-09
DefenseGets
BigCreditfor
WI Success

Wa hin gton-Lee High
Schools rapidly improving
basketball team can give its
defense much Of the credit foI
its current tie for first place
In Northern Virginia Group ]
League, which will last al
least until tonight when Ham,
mond plays at Wakefield.
wills man-for-man defense
Stymied Falls Church last
night and held the Jaguars tc
their lowest total Of the sea-
son during a 56-25 verdict al
WI. And no team has scored
more than Al points on the
Generals in seven games.
WI broke it open with q
20-5 margin in the second
quarter and left four starters
on the bench the entire Sec
ond half. Hugh Miller's mod
est II points topped all in
dividual scoring.
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Win OverLondon Raises
Hopes of DeMotho Five

'ingly believes to be his best
John Bielaski, Johnny Herbert
Tom Canada and Doug EndreS
are the veterans.
AS indicated by the score, il
was no soft touch the Stags
had yesterday disposing of the
Bears. Neither team had q
good eye" as the shooting per-
centages for both were below
par.
The balance in favor of De-
Matha was in rebounds. The
Stays had 43, with Reidy grab
bing IA, while Landon had 81
But what was worse for the
Bears, however, was the offen-
sive board where they managed
only three pickoffs.
DeMatha held 1910, 27-22
and 1892 quarter leads. The
Bears kept within a four-point
range until Dick Shaw of Lam
don hit on a corner set shot al
4:07 of the last period to shave
it to 40-38 DeMatha. Then
Bielaski and Joe Pitts hit for
the Stays. A layup by Fred
Hetzel Of Landon as the buzzel
sounded narrowed the gan
Evening star., 1960-01-09
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Alumni, 40; Damascus, 33.
American U. w, 81; Columbian Prep,
Blsdensburs, SO: High Point, 3s.
Blair, As; Gaithersburg. Al.
SSsTETO!l, s4 st, ANTHONY 81.
Eastern, 50; Fairmont Heights, 55.
Frederick Sasscer. so: Leonardtown, 40.
Great Mills. So: Calvert County. SO.
GEynn Park, 80: Ryken, 80
HoWar6 6he County mi: 'tS s.: StssFs oiensls 5s
Jennie Dean, 81; Richardson, 40.
LaPlata 56: Arundel. 80.
Marshall. so: Loundoun County, 4s
Mount Vernon. 50; Lee. 40.
Nokesvilie. So: Warrenton, 40.
Northwestern, So suitland, 81.
Northwood.' So; Wheaton, 40.
osb9urn. So; Herndon, 81.
Peabody, So; Luther Jackson, As
Poolesville,. A.; Brunswick, "a.
Richard Montgomery' Al; oxon Hill
soOssyeIt, B SoSn;s So Bel Mic.iS 4S. a.
st Stephens. 5s; Friends, 55 (over-
Sherwood. So; Lonstellow, IS.
Surrattsville, "A: Lackey, "a.
Tech. so; Anacostia Al.
Wakefield, 73: James Madison, 40.
Wsster johnson, 5S: B-CC, 81.
Wsshington-Lee Sc: Falls Church, IS.
Wilson, 50; Western. So
GAMES TODAY
Hammond at Wakefield. 8.
Carroll at Villanova Frosh, 2.
Georgetown Prep at Episcopal. 4.
st. Stephens at Woodberry Forest. 4.
Bulls Prep at Bainbridge Prep, ..
Evening star., 1960-01-09
FIRST LOSS MAY COST TOURNEY
Walter johnson Spills
B-CCFrom Top Rung

on previously unbeaten Be-
thesda-Chevy Chase, 58-57, al
Johnson.
B-CC's first loss in six games
five in the league. not only
knocked the Barons out of first
place in the Bi-County, but
also damaged their Montgomery
County record. Under a new
realignment Of districts, the
Montgomery County Class A
champion will go to the 1850
State tournament, not neces-
sarily the Bi-County winner.
Brian Mclaughlin, a 5-foot-
9 junior. came off the bench
with 3 minutes remaining and
scored four of Walter John
sons last five points to emerge
the hero.
B-CC jumped of to an ll-4
lead and stayed in front most
of the way, like 42-39 after
three quarters and 48-4l mid
way in the final. But the
Spartans were making almost
go per cent of their shots, and
Warren Price put them ahead
1881, with 2:45 remaining.
McLaughlin's second goal
made it 58-55 with 80 seconds
left and Mike Braddock scored
for B-CC with 9 seconds to 60
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Wilson Remains
In Tie for Lead

Roosevelt and Wilson re-
mained atop the Iterhigh
League West Division standings
double header yesterday at
Roosevelt.
In the opener, Roosevelt
broke open a tight battle with
Bell Vocational in the third
quarter by holding the visitors
to six points o nthe way to a
47-33 lead. Leonard Kim
brough scored eight of his IA
points in that period. getting
six in succession at one juno
ture.
The second game was a close
struggle until the last minute
when Wilson shot out to a 60
Sc victory over Western. The
Raiders led until the finish of
the third quarter, which ended
with Wilson in front, 47-45. In
the final moments, Sam Nc
Williams made five foul shots
to feature the rally and wound
49, l.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Curdozo RuIIy
Falls Short
Second Time

Cardozo High School has
dropped below the 500 mark in
basketball-3 victories against
four defeats-for the first time
in years, but that depressing
statistic probably Is causing
Coach Frank Bolden less pain
than the way his Clerks have
lost.
Last Tuesday Cardozo dropped
its first decision in the Inter
high League West Division
since l956-57. losing 10 West
ern. Yesterday the Clerks lost
to Dunbar, 65-55. in similar
fashion in a single game at
Mckinley Tech.
Going back to the Western
game, Cardozo overcame a Is
point deficit only to lose in the
last minute. Against Dunbar
Cardozo trailed by 4O-27 early
in the third quarter but rail-
lied behind the scoring of Rich
ard Bush to go ahead, 5I-47,
with less than four minutes
lett.
Walter Lancaster put Dun
bar back ahead, 1851. Bush
tied it, 1888, but Dunbar
scored seven straight points to
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Spingurn, Tech
Win Easily in
Eastern Division

Bernard Levi, Roy wilkins
and Buddy Frazier led Spin
garn on a fourth-quarter scor-
ing squirt which nullifed a
Phelps rally and led to Spin
garn'S seventh straight victory
69-49, in the nightcap of the
1nterhigh East Division double
header at Anacostia yesterday
In the first game, Mckinley
Tech eased in front of Ana
costa in the third quarter and
took home a GOAL victory, its
third in four games.
The first quarter of the Sec
ond game ended at 15-all. but
Phelps got only four more
points by halftime as Levi
Wilkins and Garland Logan
began controlling the back
boards. Phelps rallied to mar
row the count to 1914 before
losing its sixth game in q row
Evening star., 1960-01-09
More Records Fall
To Miss Konruds

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 8
tAP) lisa Konrads, 15-year-
old Australian wonder swim
mer, broke the world record for
the 440-yard and 400-meter
freestyle tonight.
She was clocked in 4 MN
utOS. ass seconds for the quar-
ter-mile and was given the
same time in the metric splash.
-Four hundred meters is 437
yards IA feet.
The listed world record for
the 440-yard race is 4:48.6 and
was set by Lorraine Crapp, also
of Australia, in 1856. She was
second to Miss Konrads to-
night. The FINA, world swim
federation, had posted 4:47.2
as the world mark for the 400
meters.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Eastern Saved
By Ruling on
DisputedGOaI.
By CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Eastern High Schools bas-
ketball team has shown surpris-
ing power in two Of its first
three games, although the
Ramblers were not considered
to be strong this season.
The blers yesterday
knocked Fairmont Heights from
the unbeaten ranks with a S.
SIS victory at Eastern. However
several Fairmont Heights play
erS claimed that a last-second
basket should have counted fol
a 57-56 victory for the Mary
land team.
Rodney Rice connected on a
jump shot with 10 seconds left
to make the score 56-55, East
ern. The Ramblers tried to
throw the ball in play. William
Lee got the ball and scored a
layup but the officials disal-
lowed the basket, ruling that
the ball was not yet in bounds
Draft Young sparked East
ern's second-half rally that
overcame a 1925 halftime
deficit. Young popped in 10 OF
his 16 points in the final quar-
ter as Eastern moved into a
7-point lead. Fairmont Heights
narrowed the count at the end
behind the shooting of Rice
who wound up with 18 points
and William Carpenter, who
was high with 10.
1t was Fairmont Heights
first loss after five victories
EaStern's only loss was to st,
Johns Wednesday after they
had beaten Dunbar on Tues
day.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Lee Holds Lentz,
But Majors Win

Lee High School held
Mount Vernon's Marty Lentz 70
10 points, l3 below his average,
but Arnold Cash Clipped in
with Is more. and many came
in late squirt which pulled the
Majors to a 52-46 basketball
victory last night at Lee.
The home team took a 1873
lead after one quarter but
trailed, 36-3l, after three pc
RODS before closing the gap to
42-40. setting the stage for
Cash's contribution.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
BY BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

With the exception Of Car
roll, which it meets twice in
Catholic League competition,
DeMatha High School may
beat all of its opponents in bas-
ketball this season.
The Stays hung up their
eighth straight victory, 44-42,
over a stubborn Landon team
yesterday on the losers court.
1t was Landon's first loss in
six start.
This is the fourth year for
Coach Morgan Wootten at
DeMatha and, with the excep-
ton of Mike Reidy, who en-
tered the school this past fall,
it is a "hand-picked" starting
five that Wootten unhesitat-
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Walter johnson High Schools
basketball team, which earlier
this week gave up 10l points in
a loss to Bladensburg, obviously
hasn't forgotten the knack OF
pulling the rug from under its
neighbors.
Last year the Spartans
ruined Northwood's chances for
the Bi-County League cham
pionship with two upset VIC
tories. Last night they picked
Evening star., 1960-01-09
YoweII Gives Marshall
Sudden-Deuth Win

Duke Yowell scored on a
layup just after the opening
tap Of the sudden-death over
time to give Marshall a 50-4S
victory over Loudoun County
last night in Leesburg.
The regulation time ended
with the score tied at 46-all,
and the first overtime wound
up 48-48. Both teams carried
SO league records into. the
game, tied for first in District 8
0f Gr0un IT
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Blades Take Lead
In Bi-County Race

Bladensburg's 69-38 win over
High Point coupled with a
B-CC loss, gave the Mustangs
the lead in the Maryland BIZ
County basketball league.
High Point took an early 5-l
lead.
Tommy Barrett took up the
scoring slack for Bladensburg
and John Dixon pulled down l6
rebounds to lead in that de-
partment as the Mustangs
rushed to an easy victory on
their home court. The win gave
Blandensburg a 4-2 seasons
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Wakefield Shells
james Madison

Wakefield began substituting
in the first quarter and used its
first string basketball team
about 10 minutes in all as the
Warriors took it easy with
James Madison. 73-40, last
night at Madison. Sophomore
Lonnie Jones of the home team
led all scorers with l6 points.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
CIore's Hot Hand
Beuts Friends

After trailing by as much as
13 points, st. Stephens tied
Sidwell Friends, 54-54, on Bob
Clore's jump shot with "a sec
onds remaining and won in
overtime, on another Clore
shot. The Interstate Athletic
Conference game was played at
st. Stephens. Six players
fouled out of the game as 81
fouls were called.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
GroVeton Triumphs

Groveton combined a 10
point f1rst-quarter streak, a Is
point second-quarter streak and
a stout 2-1-2 zone defense to
rout Annandale. 62-37, and re-
main tied for the lead in the
Northern Virginia Group I
Basketball League. Groveton
notched its fifth straight win.
The game was played on the
winners court.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Hummond Shades
Jeb Stuart Five

Hammond. outscored from
the floor and lacking a single
scorer in double figures, strug-
gled to a 49-44 victory over
visiting Jeb Stuart last night.
Stuart had its best shooting
night Of the season with 20
goals in 81 attempts, but made
only four of l3 foul shots to
Hammond's IL out of 81. A
tap-in by Jay Reed put the
Admirals in front to stay at
44-Ao
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Luckey Smothered
By SurruttsViIle

Surrattsviiie's running Of
fenSe was too potent for
Lackey'S careful attack last
night as unbeaten Surrattsville
won, 44-34, at home for its
sixth basketball victory. Jesse
McLains and Mike O'Connell
shared scoring honors with l6
points each for the home team.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
O'ConneI[ Has Score

O'Connell High Schools bas-
ketball team maintained the
upper hand from the middle of
the second quarter and defeated
George Mason, 55-5l, last night
at Mason. The home team crept
closest at SLAB, but Gene
Wood scored twice with re-
bounds to settle the issue.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Mark Buckley Sparks
Northwestern Rally

Mark Buckley, a 5-foot-7
senior, spanked a last-quarter
Northwestern rally with six field
goals as the Wildcats came
from behind to defeat Suitland,
59-51, in a Maryland Bi-County
basketball game at Northwest
ern last night.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
AU Frosh Bombs
Columbian Prep

With 6-foot-4 Richie Nc
Elmoyle scoring Is of his %
points after intermiSsion, the
American University junior
varsity poured in 43 points to
outdistance Columbia Prep, 61-
SO, yesterday at AU.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Purker-Gruy Romps

FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
Jan. 8 (SpeciaD Twelve play
ers, led by Leroy Buffers "a
points, broke into the scoring
column for Parker-Gray here
last night as the Alexandria
team defeated Walker-Grant,
87-49, in a Virginia Inter-
scholastic Association basket
Evening star., 1960-01-09

George Davis hit on a Jump
shot from the key with two
minutes remaining to put
Montgomery Blair ahead to
stay as the Blazers won, 45-41,
over Gaithersburg on the
losers basketball court last
night.