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straight. Marsh?"

straight, Marsh"
You tell me this, Boots. Did
you ever catch me in lie?"
"All right, Marsh. You win. You
won't hear. anything more of my
boys
Turning to leave, the skipper
hesitated. Il will have some sugar
sent down to bind that wrist in,
Kennon. Caked sugar Is one of
the best things there Is to stop
bleeding, especially when there
is no doctor around"
Guess we could use it, all
right. Send II right down"
Addressing Carlson, the cap
tain instructed him to see that
the sugar was delivered at once,
and out he went, headed for the
bridge.
Several times during the night,
Tom knew that someone came
into the room to see IL he needed
anything, but he kept his eyes
closed. Pain kept him from rest
ing much of the night, however,
toward morning he did finally
get little sleep. About six am.
someone in white came in to
take his temperature. A short
time later, Captain Meredith
came into his room. Tom was
glad for he wanted to talk to
someone. The past night had
seemed the longest one of his
life. He didn't have anything in
particular to say, but he just
wished for the presence of some
one. Since the captain had been
so kind to him, he was glad that
it was he. The doctor sat beside
Toms bed, watch in hand and
took his pulse for a long minute
or, two, not saying a word. After
he had satisfied himself with the
heart beat, he replaced his watch
in his pocket. Reaching over Tom
he put his thumbs just under
each of Toms eyes pressing them
slightly downward. Taking a
quick, gratifying look he asked,
How did you make it last night,
young fe1low?"
Tom looked up at the doctor.
He seemed almost a child, for
he appeared to appreciate the
kind attention that the physician
had shown him. Gall right,
guess" answered Tom.
did you sleep any at ALP"
Some, this morning"
well, fellow. you got a bad
break in that disagreement yes
terday, but those bad turns come
up sometimes In life. Things will
get better for you, am sure
You will have the best of health
and l can tell that you have de
termination. You have 1t licked
to start with. Your age and
healthy condition are all on your
side. That break will heal fast
very fast. You will get good care
4 until are up and around
then things will look as brigh
as ever Is there anything specia
that you would like to talk Il
me about?"
j mo, l don't think So"
"All right, then. The boys viii
take care of you and / will BIZ
/ back"
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with a limb cracked, but for
what you got from that redhead,
I'd let most anything happen to
me. Man, that girl was beautiful.
Have you known her long,"
Tom did not answer that ques-
ton. He only put his hand over
his eyes and gritted his teeth.
CHAPTER FIVE
How do you feel, young man?"
Tom opened his eyes and look
ed around. He saw the two men
in the room. The one, who had
just addressed him, was stand
ing by his bed taking his pulse
count. The other was at the foot
of the bed holding a glass con-
tanning some liquid. "Oh, feel
kind of funny. Wish / had a
drink"
"All right You shall have one
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THAT will be nothing new"
grumbled Carlson. ''They have
been looking for whiskey, among
the Indians ever since / first
went to that country. All / ever
heard of them finding was
enough to keep the officers well
supplied"
That saves the troubles of
hauling 1t In for themselves,
don't it?"
you come with me Carlson,
and we'll have a talk with Ken
non. hate to cut my own throat
in this matter. If / could do what
I'd like to do, the Sioux Lady
would never leave this dock with
them aboard"
On arrival at their rooms, the
two officers of the boat found
two of the men already asleep.
Kennon was still working on the
bleeding arm of his wounded ac-
complete. "All right, Marsh.
what the hell do you want?"
II want to have a little talk
with you, Boots. But first, how
much blood has that fellow lost?"
"Not too much. He's tough"
"Have you got it stopped?"
"Yeh, just about"
do you think he has lost too
much to be able to leave here?"
"No, he'll be all right. His
wrist is cut pretty bad, but he'll
snap out of 1t in a couple of days.
I'd sure like to have shot at
the one who threw that knife, "
added Kennon.
That's neither here nor there,
broke in Marsh. what / want
to know Is this. Are you on this
boat to make trouble all the way
up? If you are, you are not
starting"
eff / don't go on this boat, you
will not command it another trip
and you know it," flared back
Kennon.
"That Is to be seen. / have
some very influential people on
this trip, and | don't intend to
have them insulted even if ]
never finish this trip"
"Insultedl What the hell do
you mean? Insulted! Just who
could insult Galloway? / pay the
price you ask me to haul my
stuff upriver, don't /? / intend
to get it delivered, too. If / don't
have ways to get lots of bad
news about your company to
General Sheridan's office in Chi
cago, and you know that won't
be so good"
yes, | know you have a loi
of ways, but In this case / have
principle and intend to stand BY
1t. And by the way, Boots, II
might interest you to know thai
the fellow we left behind with {
broken leg is a favorite nephew
of Sourdough -Wingate. 1t could
be possible that after that let
is healed young Wingate would
come on out to your country anC
have his uncle and Jim Bridgei
with him. Should that happen
you know how hard 1t is to tall
Jim Bridger out of the things he
wants to have done"
"Are you giving me thai
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-12-14

A glamorous ice ball to en-
nance a punch bowl is easily
made by filling a round balloon
with water, tying the end and
freezing. Break balloon when the
water has frozen and have a
"baIl."
Evening star., 1961-04-03
rAppnYYrNN

CARROLLTON Shopping for
quality and value? How about
. big bedrms., Ia ceremic tiled
baths and rec. room. Not salts
fled? A towering oak tree on q
huge corner lot helps but It also
has . freezer combination refgr.,
brand Few washer and dryer In
eluded. Assume this big loan with
modest Gown and you'll know 1t
sometimes pays to he hard to
Evening star., 1961-04-03

OF TREBS plus eircu-
lar driveway on diversified A-acre
lot go with this charming rambler
with Dashboard heat. Center entr.
way, liv. rm. with firepl., HUGE
FARM SIZED KITCHEN, 2 BIG
bedrms and closets galore. NEEDS
f11SHT sAfTEINc, DESoRa1THgg &c IA RIgHr ANp SSI2
chaser-may go GI-no money
down. Gas is,n S12.95O.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

d. C. LINE, N. n. AVE: vacant
5-rm. brk. Colonial with full bsmt,
slate roof; FHA. $500 dn. Askins
S16,500.
BEERS BROS. TIL o: JU 5-7611
HTS, exclusive area
3 bedrms., Ia baths, huge kit.
and din rm., 2 firepls., garage,
rec. rm., fenced yard; $4,000,
Evening star., 1961-04-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

YOUNG EXECUTIvE-Here is the
home you can be proud Of IN the
exclusive Mantua section of Falls
Church: spacious practically new
brick rambler on A-aere corner
lot; center-hall entrance. separate
dining rm.. master bedrm. with
bath, full daylight basement, car
port. 3 spacious bedrms: priced
at only S23,750: a substantial
a real low low down payment.
ARFAX REALTY, INC, JE. 4-490O.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. 2-23l4.
PIMMIT HILLS, 240b Ware Rd.-
3-bedrm.. decorated: S400 dn. :
FHA pending, or your terms. JE.
2-2g22. Mr.. Ray, or TU. 2-3SS4,
Evening star., 1961-04-03

PARKWAY ESTATES - Assume
54Ts loan and pay approx. $50
q mo. total payments. A clean
rambler with din. rm., air con-
ditioner in master bedrm., elec.
kit, auto. washer, fenced yard,
patio. Must see to appreciate.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
INC. AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1961-04-03
ALEXANDRIA AREA-I.nt,

ALEXANDRIA AREA - Lots
Of room in and around this
3-bedroom brick-frame ram
bier, with Ia baths, full
basement with paneled rec.
room and walk-out entrance
to large play area for chill
dren. Within walking dis
tance of big, new shopping
center. Buy GI-FHA, or as
sumo existing 4laee loan.
Full price, $4,000. Call
now. Omen q It'll O.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
tcONrINuEDl

TAKOMA PARK-Brick on Lee ave.
2 bedrms.. full bsmt. M, shops
and transp. BERGMAN REALTY
Co. JU, 9-2352, JU. 7-7644.
UNIVERSITY PARK-5 bedrooms
with two baths are the outstand-
ing features Of this stately brick
Colonial home, sitting on large
wooded lot, near Univ. Of Mary
land: screened porch and garage.
A. J. KESsINGER CO. JU. 9-4544
WESTWOOD-Located in exclusive
Kenwood area Is this exceptionally
well appointed center-hall ram
bier. 4 bedrms. (or 3 bedrmS. and
library), baths, lge. liv. rm. w
firepl.. sep. din. rm., kit family
rm: comb. (13x24), lovely rec. rm.
and diversified 2-car garage in
bsmt. patio with built-in barbe-
cue, central intereom system and
GE central air. cond. Unusual
value At S45.950, lge. 1st trust
avail. We have q fine group OF
houses available in this general
price field. Ewes. call Mr.. Dom
oghue, OIL, 9-5OQk
Evening star., 1961-04-03

FAIRFAX CLUBwoMAN's ESTATE
MUST BE SOLD Set well back
from the road, nestled among .
forest Of tall hardwood trees
circular driveway, master bedrm.
22xlS with pvt. bath PLUS 3 ad-
ditional bedrms. and bath, sen
formal din. rm.. custom Dashboard
heat, center hall. y bath in
bsmt., 20x20 fully equipped kitch-
en-. Air-cond. tenants home In
cluded in sale 500 son
Evening star., 1961-04-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcoNTINUEp)
ALEXANDRIA
LARGE GARDEN

Main house containing 2 large liv-
ing rooms. library, tremendous
dining room, breakfast room, pow
der room, and ultramodern, fully
equipped kitchen, upstairs sitting
room, 5 bedrooms and 3 baths;
many fireplaces: the guest cottage
contains q living room NOV used
as q dressing room for the heated
swimming pooD, . bedrooms and
/ bath. Brick wall surrounds the
entire property which is beauti-
fully Handicapped and in excellent
condition. For appointment to in
spect call:
Evening star., 1961-04-03
COUNTRY LIVING
LANDSCAPED ACRE

On one of the incest streets in
Falls Church; an unbelievable
acre Of trees, garden and shrub
berry; q revitaliZed older 3-bed-
room home with a new kitchen
and hot water heating plant:
living room with fireplace, sepa-
rate dining room and basement;
Lear detached garage: well priced
at S1S9bO
Evening star., 1961-04-03
gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. 2-2314.
FALLS CHURCH AREAS bed
rms; 2 baths: fenced z g.. As
sumo lge. GI. S18,950. JE. 4-56l7.
FALLS CHURCH; $500 down. SSS
month-3-bedrm. rambler, choice
area: de luxe equipped; " acre.
MILKEY REALTOR IA. 7-0250
FALLS CHURCH AREAj $4,000
3-bedrm., brick rambler on ter
raced n acre: 25-ft. living dining
area. equip. kitchen, washer. tiled
bath; stairs to attic: I1r. schools.
or $3.50 cash, SOC mo. FHA, LU-
CILLE COOK. owner. JE. 2-3272.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-CountTy
&C acre; 5.i1ssn ideal for the i,S lazy city farm:
trees learby). Modern 4-bedrm.,
2-bath home with family sized
electric kit, detached garage and
shop and outside firepl Only
S22,500 with 30-ycar FHA loan.
JAS. W. ISENHOUR REAL ES-
TATE. JA. 2-15SS.
FALLS CHURCH-OPEN-OuALI-
TY HOUSE for small family; liv
rm. with beamed ceiling and stone
tirepl:, din. rm., lge. kit, den,
acre; $1,000: ss' PaIs Ellison Ellison i. st.
DIR: From Seven Corners out
Rte. Z. left on West St, right on
Ellison, JE. 2-s264.
GOLFERS DELIGHT-walk 10 the
fairways Of the country club from
this magnificent rancher featuring
center hall, all-electric kitchen
with breakfast nook. huge picture
windows and 22-ft; living room,
Expertly finished walk-out base
ment to patio and rock garden.
Price only s25,a50. Buy with ease
Assume an attractive 4hes GI
loan. Call IA b-RR00
Evening star., 1961-04-03
AP. 7-2075
This Is Where to BuyI"
Maryland Sales
h APPRAISAL CO.. INC.

CHEvERLY-walk to the swimming
club and elementary school from
an attractive and spacious home
with sep. din. rm., earpeting and
24-ft. nY. room, 8 bedrms.. full
hsmt., "a bath, large screened
porch sundeek and gaIage. The
price Is right. The FLA terms
are easy.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fCOkIiNUEDl

BOOK SH0P-Going business. Prime
location in heart OF busy down
town Wash; valuable lease. Ideal
for books, records, cards, gifts.
newsstand. 719 14th st. NV. Fer
particulars, phone XII. 9-75l3
fnripO h1Sfpaec
Evening star., 1961-04-03

KOSHER DELICATEssEN set up
ready 10 60 for a good operator,
Exclusive. Contact Mr., Frank
Paley, Manager CENTER MARKET
CITY 5th and K SITS. NV, DI.
Evening star., 1961-04-03

DRY CLEANING PLANT, ideal op-
Grafton for man and wife; low
down payment. Phone IA. 2-3345,
9 pm. It'll 10 nm
Evening star., 1961-04-03

D1LLON LAND CO.
JE. 4-4040 Realtor Open til Q
FAIRFAX TOWNi Sl3,5O0 = Com
Portable, smaller 4-bedrm. house;
bath, oil h.-w.h., scr. porch, att.
garage: nice lot; walking dist. to
schools, churches, shopping ctrs
Small dn. pymt.: owner will hold
first trust. CIR, 3-l096.
Evening star., 1961-04-03

- A terrific area for
Ss5ym sS5y.niinss So;s. 1Ha nItn sDseiogs =
5th bedrm., 2 full baths, extra
large kit. with 6uiIt-in equip
asking sis.sSoc. Assume si large SSfiHt Isl /
trust. FLA, GI terms available,
too.
Evening star., 1961-04-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., M bedrooms. 8 baths.
gs Zee; C. Taors lEss cGysrss Ks RSsttio
Evening star., 1961-04-03
New 4-Bedrm. Rambler

In a country setting overlooking
magnificent three acre lake,
brand-new 4-bedroom brick and
frame "Dillon Built" rambler off
famed Leesburg pike. 20 odd miles
from D. c.: a 1861 completely
equipped kitchen. dining room,
living room with fireplace, all
Closets; full dsyiisht basement @
with tiled floor: fireplace and five
picture windows, oil hot-water
Dashboard heat: s4-acre lot, a
place where kids can run in safe
ty. Value packed S27,95O.
Evening star., 1961-04-03

vETS-Aet now. No down payment
aad SIS a mo. viii buy . home
OF your own. Completely redeco-
rated. Twtn-size bedrms.. walk
in closets. sep. diu room, side
porch, fenced yard. Convenient
section. The best Easter present
your family could receive.
Evening star., 1961-04-03

st. MARY,s PARIsH-Attractive
4-bedrm. Cape Cod, clean as new.
Disposal. exhaust fan and washer
in kit. Beautiful lot. off street
parking, / blk. to elementary
and fHA tsrm. US aYsiIshls ASY Va
Evening star., 1961-04-03
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABANDON YOUR APARTMENT
S-bedrm., 1i3-bath brick wIbsmt.,
fenced lot: $4,000: Sl06 mo.
AAGAN REALTY co. UN. 4-S5s3
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Biz Odds on Patterson Hint
Quick Ending to Title Fight

756,195 seats. It also will be
carried on 80 special commun-
ity TV antenna systems cover
ing about 100000 sets.
The fight will be carried on
network radio (WMAL in
Washington.
It is this extra income from
the ancillary rights including
theater TV, radio, movies, ETC.,
that the promoters and fighters
expect to get the major share
Of their revenue. Each fighter
gets IS per cent Of the gate and
Feature Sports Inc.,' the pro-
moters, get so per cent. The
ancillary rights are split SO
per cent to Patterson. IS to
Johansson and IS to the pro-
moterS. It has been estimated
that the total ancillary rights
may be as high as So million.
lingo Has 22-1 Record
JohanSson's purse has been
tied up by the Internal Revenue
Service, pending a decision on
q $59S, ,18l back income tax bill.
However, he received q month
ago a $3.50, 900 advance on the
third fight which has been de-
posted in Switzerland. Ingemai
Is leaving all such matters to
Evening star., 1961-03-12

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar.
II (AP) Heavyweight Cham
pion Floyd Patterson is heavily
favored to blitz Ingemar Jo-
hanson again in another ex-
plosive title fight Monday night
at Convention Hall.
The first bout in 1859 lasted
only three rounds. The under
rated Swede dropped Patterson
seven times and scored a stun
ming upset with his "toonder
and lightning" righthand
punch. The second match eight
months ago went five rounds
as Patterson flattened Johans-
son with q left hook and be-
came the first ex-champion to
regain the heavyweight throne.
Odds favoring Patterson at
from 8 to l to 4 to / hint another
quick ending in their third and
rubber" match, beset by legal
snarls and promotional woes.
Practically nobody expects 1t
to go the scheduled Is rounds.
Only $4,000 Expected
Many observers think Jo-
hansson'S only chance is to land
his big right early. He has
landed the first heavy punch
in the first two fights. Given
a chance to run through his
full arsenal Of quick, heavy
punches. most of the experts
think Patterson will send the
Swede crashing to a second
straight defeat.
However, the experts" were
dead wrong in the first two
fights. Each time the favorite
lost. The fact that each man
has real authority in his punch
and no proven cement in his
jaw lends an element of doubt.
Original estimates Of q SELL
out and talk Of a 81 million
gate have disappeared. Nov 1t
seems likely that about 10000
will pay some 100000 to see
the first heavyweight title bout
in this area since Primo Car
nera beat Tommy Loughran.
March /, 1884.
No Home TeIevisiOn
At Patterson's request, owe r
a thousand tickets were re-
priced at the lowest level $500
in an attempt to fill the 17,000-
seat indoor arena in which
Evangelist Billy Graham has
been conducting a revival. The
top priced ticket is 500.
There will be no regular home
television for this match,
scheduled for 10:3O pm. How
ever, it will be carried on closed
circuit TV (TelePrompter) to
207 locations with a capacity Of
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Missouri Ruins
Kansas Title Bid;
Players Fight

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Mar. II
(AP).-Missouri ended Kansas
chances of gaining a tie for
the Big Eight basketball title
today by upsetting the Jay
hawks, 1916, in a rough battle
that saw two players elected
from the game and many fans
battling on the floor.
The game was halted for 10
minutes in the second hall
after an exchange of blows
between Wayne Hightower, OF
Kansas, and Charlie Henke
Fans streamed on the floor
in a tension-packed melee.
After order was restored
Hightower and Henke were ex-
PEELED from the game.
The loss was Kansas fourth
in Conference play, against II
victories. The setback gave
Kansas State the undisputeC
title, regardless of the outcome
Of its game tonight with Colo
RADIO.
Kansas and Kansas STATE
Itied for the title last year.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
WRITERS FAVOR
PATTERSON, 2o-1O

MIAMI BEACH, Mar. II
(AP).-It'S Floyd Patter-
son over Ingemar JohanS-
son by a 29-10 vote in a
cross-Section poll Of Amer
lean and European sports
writers here to cover the
heavyweight championship
fight Monday night.
This may be q good
omen for JohansSon, /. the
challenger from Sweden.
The majority opinion
has been wrong 2-out-of-2
on the previous fights.
Patterson was the over
whelming pick the first
time. He was stopped in
the third round in 1859.
A year later, Johansson
was the big choice. patHer-
son nattened him in"'the
fifth round,
Evening star., 1961-03-12

his lawyers, confident they can
clear up his problems.
Until he ran into Patterson's
savage left hooks last June
Johansson had been unbeaten
as q professional. Now his
record is 22-l with IA knock
outs. He was out for several
minutes after being floored fol
the second time by a Patter-
son hook in the fifth round OF
their second match.
Patterson lost an eight.
rounder to joey Maxim in 1854
two years before he won the
title the first time by knocking
out Archie Moore in 1856. HI
was a Stool favorite in hi,
first bout with Ingermar but
was down seven times before
they stopped it. The victory
in the rematch gave him q SO.
2 record for 80 pro starts with
~ knockouts.
At 26, Patterson is more ma.
ture and heavier than ever. HI
scaled 1872 in the first fight
100 in the second and expects
to come in anywhere from 19C
to 195 for Mondays bout. HI
hit 1913 when he finished hi
sparring Thursday. The cham.
pion has been sharp In work.
outs, peppering sparring part.
ners with q stiff left jab, dig.
ging to the head and BODY
with his hook and using hi.
right hand more often thar
usual. His handlers hint *
watch out for the jab and thu
right.
Johansson, 28, insists he ha.
been tending strictly to bust.
ness in training although HI
still runs a family-Style camr
in q swank motel at Palm
DAAnk
Evening star., 1961-03-12
BY DICK SLAY
star staff Writer

The Stars 1851 All-Metro-
politan high school basketball
team, chosen from five differ
ent schools for the first time
since 1858, averages a shade
under 6-foot-5 in height, has
scored 2.521 points in SO COM
bined games and has recovered
well over 1,100 rebounds.
The scoring averages out to
25.7 points per game per man,
which should make this quin-
tet the most dangerous on at
tack ever picked from the
Washington vicinity. It's no
wonder, what with 6-foot-6
Marty Lentz Of Mount Vernon
bagging an incredible ITO points
in 81 games for a record av-
erage Of 36.7.
The other four are 6-foot-s
Fred Hetzel Of Landon, 6-foot-
6 Ollie johnson of Spingarn, g.
foot-4 Tommy Barrett of Bla-
denburg and 6-foot John Aus
tin Of DeMatha.
Third Three Timer
Hetzel is the third boy to be
named to the An-Met first five
for three Staight years. follow
ing the footsteps Of Lew Luce,
Of Wilson, who made it from
1854 throug 1866, and George
Leftwich of Carroll In 1958-6O.
Big Fred scored 1910 points
in three years for Landon, 434
in Is games this season for an
average Of 24.1. He also hauled
In about 200 rebounds this win
ter although no records were
kept on this performance.
According to Coach Ed Bar
ton. HetZel compiled these fig
ures despite playing an average
Of less than three quarters per
game, along with his teammate,
6-toot-7 George Manger, an
All-Met second team choice.
johnson has made the All
1nterhigh League first team
three years running but makes
his first appearance on the ALL
Met top five after leading
Spingarn to the city cham
pionship. Ollie, like Hetzel q
205-pounder, scored 398 points
in 20 games, averaging 1913, and
is the leading rebounder Of the
p five with 365 recoveries.
=, Barrett Is the only All-Met
choice who played with q losing
team-Blade won eight
Of 20 games-but his AS points
in 20 tests and 178 rebounds
as o back-court man have at
tracted more than so offers OF
college scholarships. He weighs
100 pounds.
Austin, the only junior, a.
well as the shortest Of the No.
! five. is second in average tt
LentZ with q 24.9 figure, com
5 piling 474 points in 10 games
!, A 1.-THE 165-pounder, Austin alSG
! grabbed more than 100 re.
5 bounds in pacing DeMatha to it
first Catholic League cham.
! pionship and No. l ranking IL
r the area before the Stays los
= their only decision, $3.50, t.
Spingarn for the city title las
Evening star., 1961-03-12
THEATERS EXPECT
V SELLOUT HERE

The three theaters here
showing cloSed-circuit tele-
vision Of tomorrow nights
Patterson-Jo Johansson heavy
weight title battle expect a
sellout before the 1890
pm. fight time.
RKO-Keith's already has
sold all its seats, but still
is selling standing room,
while both the Capitol and
Lincoln Theaters report
some tickets left. Seats at
the latter two are unre-
served on a first-come,
fiTst-seated basis.
Vhe prices are NO at
ixeyth's and the capitol,
$4.45 at the Lincoln.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Lentz, HetzeI, Johnson, Barrett
And Austin Named to AII-Met Five

Wednesday night. He scored 20
points in that losing effort.
AS for Lentz, he now owns
every scoring record for this
area and the State of Virginia.
His "a points against Jeb
Stuart February "a. ITO points
for the season and 36.7-point
average eclipSed, respectively,
Elgin Baylor's area mark of
"a set while at Springarn in
Evening star., 1961-03-12

1854, the State record of TIC
total points and Baylor's aver
age of 36.5.
Lentz scored 1,473 points over
three seasons. His rebounds
this campaign total 354.
The four seniors, if further
statistics are admissible, have
received a combined total of
more than 200 college scholar
ship offers.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
U. S. Loses in Sober

WARSAW, Poland, Mar. IL
(AP. - Fra nee defeated
the United States by. eight
touches today in the Warsaw
international saber tournament
after the two teams had broken
even in number Of matches
won. The French scored 81
hits, the United States SO.