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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Virginia State Hangs
Drubbing on Howard

ETTRICK, Va, Sept. 80 (Spe-
cial)-Virginia State College
struck fast and furiously today
to completely outclass Howard,
1912, in a Central Intercollegi-
ate Athletic Association game
at Rogers Stadium.
1t was the season opener for
Virginia State which extended
its winning streak over Howard
to nine in a row.
Virginia State scored the first
time it gained possession. led
.27-0 at halftime and increased
it's margin to 47-O after three
periods.
Towards scores came in the
final period when Fullback Leon
Armour went over twice. once
on q 44-yard punt return.
Halfback Bob Anderson got
the nometeam rolling by sweep
ing right end from 4 yards out
to cap a 70-yard drive. Ernie
Turner, the Virginians' ALL
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Quantico Wins
Easily Over
Fort Benning

QUANTICO, Va, Sept. 80
(SpeciaD-The Quantico Ma
rines won their 33d straight
football game against service
competition with an easy 33-2
victory over Fort Benning here
today.
Halfback Darrell Fits scored
two touchdowns to lead the
Quantico victory. The Marines
now have a 2-1 record this
year.
Fort Benning wasn't far be-
hind the winners in the total
yardage department, l33-208,
but its only score came on an
automatic safety in the second
quarter.
Barry Booklet of Quantico was
in punt formation in his own
end zone but the ball was CEN
tered over his head and out Of
the end zone for the automatic
two points for Benning,
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TrinkIe PAGES
Bulls Prep to
800 Triumph

DOVER, Del, Sept. 80 (Spe-
ciaD Quarterback C. M. Trim
kle passed for two touchdowns
as Bulls Prep opened its foot
ball season on a smashing note
today with a 800 victory over
Wesley Junior College.
Paul Petrucka broke the
game open in the second quar-
ter when he intercepted a pass
and ran SIS yards for a touch
down.
Bob Windsor, the 6-foot-4,
2l0-pound former Montgomery
Blair halfback. was the leading
ground gamer for the Little
Admirals, although he failed to
score a touchdown.
Wesley was never in the
game as Bulls allowed only tive
first downs, both by passes.
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COLONIALS
Continued From Page FL

Continued From Page FL
running duel materialized and
Campbell won, gaining 81 yards
in II rushes to Drummond's AZ
in is and improving his season
total to $50 in three games
Drummond now has 266 in the
same number.
Campbell also made the big
offensive play. The All-South-
ern Conference fullback. need
ing less than a yard on fourth
down at GW's 20, apparently
was stopped for no gain by two
CIV Enemen, but bounced off
and ran II yards for a first
down on the 3. Two plays later
the stumpy. 195-pounder dived
over for the winning score.
CIV. which had thrown only
IL passes in two games, pitched
Is times tonight. but Hardy
had the only three competitions
for 90 yards in II tries, and
the two late interruptions were
fatal.
CAVITY, who threw four touch
down passes against Davidson
a week ago, was held to four
ccilnections in 10 losses for AZ
yards by an improved CIV Sec
ondary. But the quarterback
did run six times for IS dam
aging yards.
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l0l-Yord Run Features
Rockets 18th Stroiqht

Richard Montgomery High
School, outplayed in the first
half, bounded back for two
touchdowns in the final quar-
ter for a 300 victory over High
Point yesterday at Rockville for
the Rockets 26th straight.
The Rockets first score came
on break in the opening quar-
ter. High Point had marched
to Richard Montgomery's 4
when Quarterback Sonny No
yak threw a pass. Safetyman
Ricky Magee of the Montgom-
cry intercepted in the end zone
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TEAM EQUIPMENT STOLEN
D. c. T eochers Win
On Return to Grid

final period with a leaping in
Perception near the sidelines
on his own %. The 190-pound
fullback ratified off dashes of
ID and II yards on the scoring
drive.
A screen pass completed to
the 16-yard line by the home
team as time ran out was the
only offensive threat of the
game in the first half.
Baltimore drove into Teach
ers' territory in the third quar-
ter. but a backfield-in- motion
penalty nullified a first down
on the Teachers 6, the Teach
ers held and took over. But
when Bernie Dory tried to punt
out Of danger, bad pass from
center bounced out of the end
zone to give Baltimore its only
two points.
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Montgomery &c
Loses, 14-7 on
Long Pass PIuy

Quarterback John Markovich
and Halfback Ed Reitzel hooked
up on an 80-yard pass play for
q touchdown on the first play
Of the second half to give Cape
May Coast Guard a lat victory
over Montgomery Junior Col
lege yesterday at Jessup- Blair
field in Takoma Park.
Montgomery took a quick
lead when End Pete Byrus
fell on a tumble in the Cape
May end zone. The visitors tied
the game minutes later on Is
yard pass from Abe Tuel to
Paul Laughlin.
Montgomery now has a IL
record.
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Blazers Romp
Over Blades

Montgomery Blair, scoring in
all but one quarter. defeated
Bladensburg High School, 26-7,
yesterday at Blair.
The Blazers put together
drives Of 81, AZ and so yards
for three of their touchdownS
and a 32-yard run by Jimmie
Craig for a fourth while holding
the Mustangs in check until the
final period.
Bladensburg's lone touch
down was on a 22-yard pass
play from Burt Holcomb to
John Savia. It was the first
score against Blair this season
in four games.
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Second Victory Eosj
For Hoffmun-Bosto

Hoffman Boston High School
Of Arlington. playing only its
second year of football, yester-
day crushed Paige-Jackson. At
0, at Hoffman, Boston for its
second straight victory of the
season.
Halfback Thomas Cant led
the Hoffman-Boston attack.
running for two touchoowns
and catching a 23-yard pass
from Quarterback Wilbert Tai
ley for another. Talley scored
twice on short runs.
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Mississippi
Rolls Along

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 80
tAP). Mississippi's mighty
Rebels powered their way past
Kentucky 20-6 tonight as senior
Quarterback Doug Elmore di-
rected a wide-open passing
attack.
Junior Halfback Chuck Morris
Of Gulfport, Miss, broke the
game open with six minutes
gone in the third quarter. He
grabbed an Grant Kentucky
pass and galloped SO yards for
a touchdown.
Morris speedy dash\put Mis-
sissippi ahead 1875, after the
teams had played on nearly
even terms during a 7-6 first
half.
Elmore then went on to add
to the Mississippi margin as the
third period ran out. He exc
cuted four successful passes,
the last one for touchdown
to senior end Ralph Smith.
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CIAA fullback, crashed over
from the 2 five minutes later.
Sid Swami took the second
half kickoff and sped 100 yards
to increase the margin to $50,
Howard drove Sc yards for
its first score with a 12-yard
pass from Quarterback Stan
Allen to Armour getting the 6
points. Armour's punt return
came two minutes later.
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District Heights Wins

Halfback Bob Micheke scored
three touchdowns on runs of
20, 80 and 1S yards and Frank
Scmimonelli drop-kicked four
extra points to lead the Dis
trict Heights Boys Club to a
41-0 victory over Oxon Hill
yesterday at Suitland High
School.
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Fruntz Guides
Delaware Valley
Past GuIIuudet

DOYLESTOWN, Pa. Sept
30 (AP).-Quarterback Bobby
Frantz scored twice and passed
for one touchdown as the Della
ware Valley Aggies defeated
Gallaudet College, 27-6. today.
Jerry Gall also scored twice
for the winners.
Frantz scored on runs of one
yard and two yards. He hurled
a 12-yard scoring pass to Gall
in the 20-point first quarter
The latter also scored the Ag-
gies' final touchdown on a So
yard pass play from Tommy
Moore.
James MacFadden scored
Gallaudet's only touchdown on
a 19-yard run.
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were on the 80 when the game
ended.
Wheaton, winner in two of
three previous games, made
several scoring threats after its
initial touchdown. It got to
bees 16 in the last quarter
on a l6-yard run by Shipe.
/ B-CC had an edge in statis-
tics, getting 266 yards and IL
first down to Wheaton's 140
yards and 8 first downs, but
the Barons couldn't come up
with the big play when needed
and in addition had IS yards in
penalties assessed against them.
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Sherwood Nipped
On Gerrie's Goal

Halfback Bob Gerrie booted
a 12-yard field goal with three
minutes remaining in the game
to give Walter johnson High
School a 81 football victory
over Sherwood yesterday at
Walter johnson.
Andy Bond recovered a FUN
bic on the Walter johnson 81
to set up Sherwood's touch
down. Fullback John Williams
got it on q 19-yard run.
Walter johnson moved 10
yards in IS plays for a touch
down in the second quarter but
missed the extra point to set
the stage for Gerrie's winning
goal.
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Howard ----0 Q 12-l2
Va. State ---14 ID 20 2-49
Virsinia state-Anderson 4, run (An-
derson kick.
virginia State-Turner 2, run lander
son kick,
virsinia state-Anderson As. intercept
ton anderson kick
virginia state-cheekS ., run Ckick
failed).
virginia Statesman 100. KICKOFF
return anderson ktck).
Virginia State-Cheeks /, run tkick
failed)
VirgiEia State-Preston ~. run tAh-
derson kick.
Virginia State-eafety. Irwin Cblocked
puntO.
Howsrd-Armour IL, pass from Allen
kick failed.
Howsrd-Armour a. punt return tkick
failed.
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Charlotte Hall Posts
Third Victory. 100

Rick Veach led Charlotte
Hall 70 its third straight VIC
tory Of the season yesterday
1910, over Longfellow School
at Charlotte Hall.
The 6-foot-1 195-pound half
back threw SIS yards to Junior
Mcleod for the first score and
capped a 85-yard drive by run
ming the last 10 yards for the
second touchdown.
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and ran 101 yards for a touch
down.
The teams then played score
less ball until early in the last
period when the Rockets scored
on a 20-yard pass play from
Dick Allen to End Butch Israel
and on a 4-yard run by Full
back Charley Snowden to end
a 60-yard march.
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High School Football
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
ttie).
Blair, 20: BladensburE. :.
Charlotte Hall, IL: Longfellov, q.
Christchurch. 90; Quantico Post, 6.
Garfield, 80; Stafford, q.
George Mason, 10; Herndon, ID.
Gonzaga, z: O'Connell. z.
Good Counsel, 40; Central. o.
Hoffmsn-Boston. A; Paige-Jsckson, 0.
Howard County. 8: Annapolis, 0.
Jeb Stuart, Z; Madison, 6.
Loudoun County. Il; Warren County
O.
Richard MONTGOMERY, Il: High Point
0.
st. .ChristopheTS, rs; St. Stephens, Z.
Wooeberry Forest, -. Washington
Lee Frosh, O.
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Central Routed
By Good Counsel

Good Counsel High School
swept past Central Of Seat
Pleasant, Md, 400, for its third
straight win of the season yes
terday at Central.
Mike Moore and Sam Fetch
er led the scoring parade with
two touchdowns each. The key
play of the game came in the
first quarter when Quarter
back Ronnie Rubini teamed up
with Bob lombard on a Sl-yard
scoring pass play. The winners
amassed 512 yards in total Of
Tense.
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TT. BENNING- 2 0 o.
oUANTICo - IL 2 8 6-3a
Quantico-Krause 1, run (kick failedl.
Quantico-FittS 9, run pass failed).
Quantico-Fitts 20, run (Heurins
kick.
IT. BenninE-safety Cball eentered out
of end Zonel.
Quantico-Kirk 8, run CKrause, pass
from Heuringl.
0uantico-Kincaid "a, run (kick
failed.
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BOYS CLUB
FOOTBALL

I50-Pound Division
Jelleff's Branch, z; Falls Church, 0.
Springfield, Nd. 80; Mclean. o..
Alexandra, z; Springfield, Va" o.
11B-Peund Division
Jeiieffs Branch, IL: Falls Church, IL
silver Spring. 13: Culmore, Q.
Springfield, IL; Mclean, O.
Alexandra, 90: Friendship Branch, g..
1OO-POund Division
Sprinsfield, Va, 90; Mclean, o.
Falls Church Gold. 40; Wheaton q.
Jelleffs Br., 10: Falls Church Blue. q
Alexandra, 8: Friendship Branch, o.
ab-POund Division
Mclean. SO: Springfield, o.
st. GATHERINGS, IL; Falls Church Gold O
Silver Spring, 10; Stoney Brook, o.
Jelleffs Br. q; Falls Church Blue, q.
- T5-Pound Division
Falls Church Gold. 6: Mclean White, q
Jelleffs Br.. 10; Falls Church Blue, o
Police Ne. 10, IA: Mclean Green, o.
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EPISCOPAL o Z "a l2-33
MERCERsBUR6 o o q O.
EPIsCoPAI-chGpman ., run (chap-
man kiek)
EPIsCoPAL-Davis ., run Chapman
EPIsCoPAL-Davis 81. run Chapman
kickD.
1scoPAL--Chapman 5. run kick
failedl
EPISCoPAI-Hoxton 10, run Ckiek
failed.
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Blair-scott 8. run CRicueei. pass from
Jackson).
Blair-craiE 81. run CTurner. pass
from Jackson.
(paSs failedl.
BladensburE-Sayia -. pass from
Heleomb CHoleomb kiek).
BlaiT-Ricucet 2, run (pasS failed.
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GEO. WAsHINN - o 2 o o.
FURMAN --L----- o o 6 Ia
GW-Safety, Crosby recovered FUN
bled field goal reception in Furman
end zone.
GW-Drummond ., run tCorbin kick
Furman-Canty. !, run pass failed
kick.
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PA1GE-JACKSON- 0 O o. O
HoFF BOSTON IA IA s 13-47
Hoffman Boston-oant 10. run John
son, rum.
Hoffman -Boston-Gant 90. pass from
Talley johnson, kick.
Hoffman Boston-Gant 81. run John
son, kick.
Hoffman Boston-Talley y, run John
son kickN.
sn-Boston-sprisEs 10. run kick
ssiledl
Hetfn an Boston-Clay 90, run tkick
failed)
Hoffman Boston-Talley o, run John
son. kick.
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Richmond Team
Rolls Over Saints

st. Christopher's School of
Richmond, off to a slow start,
came back strong in the second
half to score three touchdowns
and a 25-7 victory over st.
Stephens yesterday at Alexan-
dria.
st. Stephens scored in the
third period on a 6-yard run by
Jeff Mills to end a 51-yard
drive.
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Gonsaga - OConnor 80. interception
(Kaminski kick.
O'Connell--Nicholson 4, pass from Pet
rano tPierano. rum.
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CAPE MAY 7 o : ola
MONT. J. c. --7 o o o. Z
Mont. J. C.-ByruS recovered tumble
in end zone (Politis kick.
Cape May-LauEhlin Is, pass from
Tuel ARNOLD rum
Cape May-ReitZel so, pass from
Msrkovieh ARNOLD rum.
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Christchurch Beuts
Quontico, 26-6

SALUDA, Va, Sept. 80 (Spe-
ciaD .-Quantico High School
proved no match for Christ
church and went down to a
1856 football defeat here today.
Qualltico's only score came
in the second period, a 55-yard
pass play from David Fox to
Joe Harrison.
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Garfield Scores,
800. for Second Win

Jack Haggard scored twice
to lead Garfield High School
to its second win of the season
last night, 800 over Stafford
at Stafford.
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BULLS PREP
WESLEY J.C.

BULLS PREP Ola 6 $50
WESLEY JIG. $500 O o O O. o
Builis-Guerrier ., plunge Cwindsor
rum.
Bulls Petrucka SIS. interception
run failed.
BulliS-Biever SIS, pass from Trinkle
run failed).
Bulls HUMPHREYS 10. pass from
Trinkle trun failed.
Bullis-Jacobi 90, run kick failed.
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GOOD COUNSEL 10 30 Q 40
CENTRAL o o O. o
Coed counsel-Moore 80. run Cassidy
kick
Good Counsel--Bombard 81. pass from
Rubini (kick failed).
Good Counsel-Fletcher /, run (cas-
GOOD counsel-Fletcher So, run tkick
failed).
sidy kick
Good counsel-Baker /. plunge tcas-
sidy kick.
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q s4HSsTSls g g : lS-2SS

St. Christepher's - Lipseomh /, run
(kick failed.
st. Stephen Mills 8, run (Bill kick
st. Christopher s-Anearrow 90 pass
from Lipscomb kick failed.
st. Christopher's-Tompk IA. run
(Buis, pass from Lipseomb1.
st. Christopher's - Childrey /, run
kick failed).
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LoNGFELLOW o O O. n
CHARLOTTE HALL s 0 o 6-l2
Veach Click failedl.
Chariotte Hall-veaeh 10. run (run
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Garfield --------- 9 1e I 0-32
Stafford -- o o O. q
Car.Field-Conner 5, run tkick failed)
sr-Field-HAEgard 20. run Conner
rum
ar-Field--McKonley 90, run Ckick
failed)
Gar-Field-Faucetts l. plunge Ckick
failed
ar-Field-HaEEard 90. pass from
Faucette Conner rum.
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Jeb Stuart Nips
Madison, rs

Jeb Stuart punched over a
touchdown in the first quarter
then held on for a rs victory
over Madison last night at Jeb
Stuart in a Northern Virginia
Group la League football
game.
Stuart's touchdown came on
a 14-yard run by Fred Nadeau.
Bill Travers ran over the all
important extra point. Preston
Blackwell went over from the
4 to end a 73-yard drive by
Madison in the third period,
but the extra point was missed.
MADISON - 0 o 8 0-e
Stuart Nadeau IA, run drawers
rum.
Madison - Blackwell 4, run tkiek
{ failed1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Georse Mason--Norsworthy So, pass
from Carlo (CArlo kick.
Herndon-Dement z, run run failed. }
George Mason-Duncan 30, pass from
Carlo (run failed
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BALTIMORE J. C. o 0 . O. .
D. c. TEACHERS 0 0 6 6-12
TeacheTs-Hughes 6, run (run failed)
Bsltimore-Safety. pass center went
out nf end zone.
Teachers-Hughes 8, run run failed
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QUANTICo o A o o. g
CHR1STCHURCH 0 IL : 7-26
Christchurch 49, Lacey .. run Ckick
failed.
REYNOLDS 10, pass from
Henderson Ckick failed
ouantico-Harrison IS. pass from Fox
run failed).
Christchurch-He Henderson s, run Hen
derson kick
acknowledgements 90. pass from
Henderson Henderson kick
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Miss Benitez
To Be Feted
At LunCh

Miss Helena 2. Benitez, ex-
ecutive vice president Of the
Philippine Women's Univer-
sity. will be honored at a
luncheon at 1890 pm. to-
morrow at the Washington
Club. The luncheon is being
given by Miss Margaret Da-
Wis, president of the Column
bian Women of George Wash
ington University.
The luncheon precedes the
fall convocation of George
Washington University, which
will be held at 8 O'Clock to-
morrow evening in Lisner Au-
ditorium.
Miss Benitez. who herself
was graduated magma cum
laude from the Philippine
Women's University, is pres
ident of the Civic Assembly
of Women Of the Philippines
and of the Philippine Asso-
citation of Colleges and Un-
verSities.
Miss BeniteZ is also a
member Of the United Ma
tionS Commission on the
Status of Women, and has
received among other awards,
the Presidential award for
outstanding achievements in
International Cultural Rela-
tons given by Philippine
President Carlos P. Garcia.
In December, 1858, Miss
Benitez was co-chairman at
the First Asian Seminar on
Mental Health and Family
Life, which was held in
Baguio City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Mrs. Kekkonen
Presented Gift

A Finnish Women's Club
here, Kipina Kerho Sparks
Club has presented to the
wife of the visiting Finnish
President. Mrs. Kekkonen, a
small silver bowl.
Inscribed on the bowl is
the name of the club, Wash
ington, D. c., and the year.
1861.
The ceremony took place
at $3.50 Tuesday at Blair
House. where the President
and Mrs. Kekkonen stayed
during their two-day state
visit.
Mrs. Eugene F. Rinta, club
president, made the presen-
tation. The club has about so
members and was organized
II years ago. One of its prof.
ects is presentation of equip
ment to Finnish hospitals.
President and Mrs. Kek-
konen left Washington yes
terday for a tour of the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Matinee
Series
Launched

The Women's Committee
of the National Symphony
Orchestra gave its first Pre-
Jude Lecture Luncheon of
the season yesterday to mark
the opening concert of the
Matinee Series at LiSner Au-
forum.
This. the first of five
luncheons to be held before
the Thursday afternoon con-
certs, honored the women
members of the symphony
orchestra. 1t took place in
the Main Ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel.
Ten of the IL women mu-
sicians we're able to attend
and they sat at the head ia
BILE with Mrs. Pat Munroe,
chairman of the Matinee Sc
ries. and Music Critic Paul
Hume, who is the regular
speaker at these luncheons.
The honor guests included
Miss Crystal Gutheil, Mrs.
Virginia Harpham. Mrs. Mar
ilyn Kregal, Miss Donna Le-
rev, Miss Eda May McCulley,
Mrs. Carmen Romanenko and
Mrs. Jane Flowers, all vio-
linists; Miss Sylvia Meyer
Mrs. Oliver Gasch), harpiSt;
Mrs. Dorothy Stahl, cellist,
and Mrs. Joyce Roger, viola
player. Mrs. Harpham is as
SiStant principal of the sec
ond violins and Mrs. Stahl
is assistant principal of the
cellos.
The two absent musicians
we're Miss Norma F. Garcia,
violinist. and Mrs. Ruth
Wright, flutist.
Mrs. Munroe gave a few
statistics on the women mu-
sicians, citing that eight are
married, six to musicians.
three of whom also play in
the symphony. Five of the
the eight have children, none
more than two.
Mr.. Hume said he doubted
any orchestra in the coun-
try could claim a finer group
of women members than the
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ton here, and l wanted to keep
them thinking until we played
the game" he said.
The Dukes now have only a
1877 record but two of the
losses came in the closing min
utes to Dayton and another was
narrow verdict by Niagara,
and both of these teams will
compete in the NIT.
Holy Cross, seeking the same
NIT berth that Duquesne
wants, rang up its eighth
straight victory, downing Bos-
ton College, BITS.
Detroit and Dayton, already
tabled for the NIT, won impress
Sively. Detroit beat Bowling
Green, 97-76, with the aid of
a 34-point performance by Dave
DebuSschere, who was edged
out in rebounds, 1920, by Nate
Thurmond. Dayton trounced
Toledo 1850.
Elsewhere Notre Dame ended
a rare loSting season with a
6l-54 victory over Creighton;
Colgate downed Connecticut for
the first time in four years,
1911; Carnegie Tech downed
Penn State, 70-57; Seton Hall
overpowered Scranton, 94-82:
Lehigh beat Rutgers, 1866. and
Air Force beat Regis. 67-64.