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WRAP UP BEST SEASON
Sportons Avenge
Beating by Blair

90 advantage and, although
pressed at the end, held on for
their victory.
-Four players hit in double
figures for Northwood with
Richie Farmer getting 20 and
Kenny Chatham 10. Pat Cav
ley had "a and Ronnie Andre 20
for Wheaton.
Fred Hauff. who had IL
points for Northwood, also
pulled down 33 rebounds for a
season total of 313 and 497 for
his career.
B-CC RICHARD MONT
GOMERY-The Barons also
came from behind for their VIC
tory, squirting for a 46-42 third
period lead and adding to their
advantage in the final quarter.
Frank Rothschild led bees
scorers with 81 points, getting
Is of that total in the second
half rally. Bryant Agnew
Clipped in with 18. Leonard
Bruce had "a points and Butch
Isreal % for the Rockets.
BLADENSBURG-OXON HILL
The Mustangs, since winning
the Prince Georges County
League title a couple of weeks
ago, have sort of relaxed" and
that might have been the case
last night in their one-point
margin of victory.
Dave Buckley hit on a field
goal with six seconds left in the
game to put it away. q
DUVAL NORTHWESTERN
Frank Beall contributed 10
points and Steve Chipouras l8
for DuVal's victory. Terry Davis
hit for % for the Wildcats.
The difference for DuVal
was on the foul line as both
teams hit on 10 shots from
the floor. DuVal made "a of
81 foul shots, with Beall get
ting II of that total, while
Northwestern had Is Of IT.
HIGH POINT-SUITLAND-
AL Moraz paced the Eagles,
getting 10 points for a season
total of 800, a school record.
The old record was 300.
High Point finished its season
with an 11-8 overall record and
7-3 in the Prince Georges
County Class AA League. Suit
land wound up Alb and 1-9.
LAUREL-CENTRAL - Will
liam Scott picked up II points
and Lynn Salyers IA as Laurel
won its 10th game in II starts
POOLESVILLE SPRING.
BROOK-A 3O-point perform
ance by Eddie Sewell was the
deciding factor in breaking
Springbrook's winning streak.
Poolesville now is 1873 on the
season and Springbrook 14-3.
MONT HEIGHTS
POMONKEY-Five players hit
in double figures as Fairmont
Heights led from the start and
brought its record to 1872.
LACKEY-LAPLATA - Trail
ing, 47-4l, with five minutes
left in the game, Lackey
scored l6 points while holding
LaPlata scoreless to gain it's
victory. Each team has beaten
the other this season and they
will play third game Tuesday
to determine the District II
representative in the State
tournament.
SASSCER-G PARK
Phil Crawford scored 26 points
to pace Sasscer to its 18th vic
tory in II games. However,
game honorS went to Terry
Haupt of Gwynn Park with %
points.
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Ryken Opposes
Great Mills for
St. Mory's Title

Great Mills and Ryken clash
at 8 o'clock tonight at Great
Mills for the championship of
the st. Mary's invitational
high school basketball tourna-
ment.
Great Mills trounced Leon
ardtoWn, 84-48, and Ryken de-
feated Margaret Brent, 69-55
last night in the semifinals.
Bob Norris spanked the
Great Mills victory with 16
points while Ryken's winning
attack was led by George Tay-
lor with IL points.
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Mount Vernon High Schools
basketball team, struggling
along with a At record a week
ago, suddenly has come alive
to knock off two straight con-
tenders in the Northern Vir-
ginia Group la League.
The Majors last night knocked
off George Washington, $3.50,
at the Presidents Tulloch gym.
The loss dropped the Presidents
from second to fourth place in
the league.
The victory over CIV, COM
bined with Tuesdays upset Of
Yorktown, the No. team in
the league, has given Mount
Vernon a shot at the Group Ia
tournament. The Majors are
tied with Fairfax for ninth
place, a half-game out of
eighth, the last playoff berth.
WashingtOn-Lee remained
in first place with a 1922.
victory over Mclean on the
Highlanders' court; GrOveton
moved into second place with
a 61-53 triumph at Fairfax;
Yorktown trOunced Stuart,
8O-51, at Yorktown; Lee
clinched a playoff position
with a 61-47 victory over
Madison on its home court
and Wakefield routed Os-
bourn, 1896, at Manassas,
in other Northern Virginia
Group la games last night.
In Virginia Interscholastic
Association League games,
Parker Gray closed out a
successful season with an
1886 home victory over Jen-
ME Dean and Luther Jackson
walked over Carver, 1928,
at Luther Jackson.
Mount Vernon overcame a
14-11 CIV lead after one
quarter on the way to it's sur
prising victory. The Presidents
finished their home schedule
with three straight losses at the
new gym. CIV has one game
left, at WI on March 2.
The turning point came in
the second period when the
smaller Majors began to con-
troll the backboards and John
Chapman scored eight of his
Is points. Mount Vernon out
scored the losers, 21-10, in the
period to take a 1924 lead at
halftime.
Butch Robey led four Mount
Vernon players in double fig
ures with II points. Bill Vaura
was next with IA and Bill Pa
celia added 10. Tom Hannum
was best for the Presidents with
is points.
WASHINGTON LEE NC
LEAN-The Generals jumped
off to a 1875 lead and coasted
to their 18th victory in IA
games. Bob Baughan topped a
balanced attack for WI with
IL points.
GROVETON FAIRFAX -
Bob Dunn and Bob Stephens
paced the Tigers to their 18th
league victory against two set
backs. Groveton led all the way
in handing Fairfax one of it's
rare home defeats. Scott Hunt
ley and Bruce Kiely had 10
points each for the Rebels.
YORKTOWN STUART
Yorktown had four men in
double figures. Bob Wilmer
led with IS points, followed
closely by Gordon Kelly and
Mike Deal with IA each. Bud
Anderson of Stuart took game
honors with 81 points.
LEE-MADISON-Lee won it's
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BY BOB HANSON
Star Staff Writer

The records would indicate
that Walter johnson is the sec
ond best high school basketball
team in the Glass AA Mont
gomery County League. but the
Spartans' supporters won't buy
that after last nights 74-61
triumph over league champion
Montgomery Blair on tn e
Blazers court.
It was the eighth straight
victory for Walter johnson and
avenged an earlier 1881 defeat
by Blair. The outcome left
both Walter johnson and Blair
with 1872 overall records, but
the Blazers have a 81 league
log compared to the Spartans
To mark.
Walter Johnson has one
league game remaining, against
Bethesda Chevy Chase, but can
finish no better than runnerup
to Blair, which has finished
league play.
In other Montgomery
County League action last
night, NorthwOOd retained
third place with an 8O-77
victory over Wheaton and
B-CC won its second game in
nine starts, beating winless
Richard Montgomery, 71-59.
Bladensburg edged OxOn
Hill, 56-55; DuVal beat
Northwestern, 62-51, and
High Point drubbed Suitland,
1922, in Prince Georges
County League games.
Elsewhere in Maryland,
Laurel dOwned Central, 1853;
FairmOnt Heights knocked
off Pomonkey, 80-58; Lackey
won over LaPlata, STAT;
Poolesville snapped Spring.
brooks nine-game winning
streak, 60-49, and Sasscer got
by Gwynn Park, 62-55.
Walter Johnson's record i
the best in Coach Allen Swick'
six years at the school ant
only losses to Blair ant
Wheaton kept the Spartan
from making the State tourna
ment for the first time will
perhaps the schools fines
team.
All five starters-Dave Yates
Buddy Borror, Dean Fitzpatrick
John Lukens and Clint Newb,
have played together TO
three years and all are seniors
Last night this quintet playet
the whole game and from tn
outset took charge of tn
Blazers.
All five hit in double figures
the first time that has hap
pened this season, with Yate
high with 10 points. Also, &C
cording to Swick, it was tn
easiest game from a standpoint
of pressure the Spartans hav
had all season.
In most of its games, Waite
johnson has had to put on
third or fourth period squirt t
win, but not last night. TIL
Spartans held a 1913 frs
quarter lead and moved it VI
to 1925 at halftime. Their
was little doubt as to the even
tual outcome after that.
Fitzpatrick and Newly eacl
had 16 points, Borror IL an,
Lukens II to round out tn
total. Jack Townsend's 2
points topped Blair.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Indians, behind at tn
half, 41-36, picked up Is point
in a third period drive for a 81
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Mike Davis tied it and a field
goal and free throw by Carl
Hall won it for the Mustangs.
Duncan led George Mason with
ID points while Kern had the
same total for the losers.
Phil Newcomb tossed in %
points and Mike Kelly added II
in Handley's victory over Hern-
don. Handley doubled the score,
28-14, at halftime and held off
Herndon in the second half.
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but the Knights couldn't catch
their opponents despite a good
try in the second half.
Wesley gained a To lead over
Potomac in the first half and
successfully froze the ball until
intermission, but Potomac
jumped ahead soon after the
start of the second half. Wes-
ley outscored it's rival from the
field but Potomac took advan-
tage of its foul-line opportuni-
ties, hitting 10 out of 90, to win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24
Howard Cogers
Drop Final Game

Paul Gist got 18 points for
Howard University, the games
high, but the Bisons closed out
their basketball season with a
1881 loss to Maryland State
last night at Banneker Recrea-
ton Center.
Howard finished with a 10-11
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY
PREP

RESULTS YESTERDAY
St. Johns, Al; Gonzaga, Al.
St. Anthony's, So; GEORGETOWN Prep, 81.
Priory, 81; Quantico Post, 20.
ST. STEPHENS TOURNAMENT
Land9n, 43; Coed r Counsel AZ.
St. Adams, 40; Christchurch. Al.
Kingswood, 81; Norfolk Academy, &c
three Overtimes).
VA. CATHOLIC TOURNEY
o'Connell. 81; Barry.Robinson. 43.
St. Emma's, CT; Norfolk Catholic, 4S.
st. Pauls, SO; st. Vincent's, 81.
R,,densburr M "a! lam Hill :.
Walter Johnson, "a; Blair, 81.
DuVai, So; Northwestern 81.
Northwood, 80; Wheaton, -.
Be Mssaso Gasyy Sc Chase III Richard
Pooiesviiie, 60; Springbrook, 40.
Lackey, 81; LaPlata, Al;
Laurel, IL; Central 90.
ST. MARY'S TOURNEY
Ryken, 50; Margaret Brent, So.
Great Mills, "a; Leonardtown, 4S.
VIRGINIA
Groveton. 81; Fairfax. 53.
Mount Vernon, SO; George Washing
Lee, 81; Madison, Al.
Washing ton-Lee, 52; Mclean, 81.
Wakefield, g: Osbourn. SO.
Parker-G Gray, So; Jennie Dean, Sc.
Luther Jackson, IS; Carver, 20.
BATTLEFIELD lib TOURNEY
Ia Maproa so. min
Stafford, Sc; Orange, 81.
NORTHWESTERN lib TOURNEY
George Mason, 80; James Wood, 81.
Handley, 81; Herndon, 48.
GAMES TODAY
VA, CATHOLIC TOURNEY
SEMIFINALS
O'Connell VS.. ST. Paul's, Z.
Benedictine VS.. st. Emma's, B..
BATTLEFIELD GROUP lib TOURNEY
Championship
James Monroe VS.. Stafford at Gull
pepper, S:45.
NORTHWESTERN GROUP LIB
Championship
George Mason VS.. Handley at Front
Royal, 8.
VA. DISTRICT o, GROUP II
Championship
Marshall VS.. Nokesville at Osbourn, 8.
ST. MARY'S TOURNEY
Championship
Ryken at Great Mills, 8.
ST. STEPHENS TOURNEY
Third Place
Friends VS.. Good Counsel, 2.
Championship
st. Stehen's VS.. Landon. $3.50.
OTHER GAMES
ST. Johns at GNU FrOsh, $50.
DeMatha at Maryland Frosh, $3.50.
Woodbury. Forest at Episcopal, 1.
AnnandaIe at Hammond, &.
Gr0vetOn at Mount Vernon, 8.
Lee at Stuart, 3.
Yorktown at WashingtOn-Lee, &.
Sherwood at Richard MONTGOMERY, 8
GAMES TOMORROW
O'COnnell at Richmond Estate tourna.
menD.
Mackin at Carroll, 3:45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-24

ing Prep, 20-7, in the third pc
riod. John Fantone and Gene
Fitzgerald each got eight points
in the deciding third quarter
for the winners. Fantone wound
up with 10 points but Props
Joe DeCourcy was high for
the game with 81.
PRIORY-QUANTICO John
Pratt'S 10 points led three
Priory players in double fig
ureS. The winners raced to a
1910 halftime lead and coaSted
home. Quantico finished with
a Ali record,
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By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey, 3; Rochester, .:
EASTERN LEAGUE
Philadelphia. s.; Knoxville, 4.
chaT TSTERS 81 ESSs Is1 hEas3 81
Omaha w Z; Fl FALL HAGUE z;
Vancouver, B; Los Angeles, 8.
Edmonton, 2; Portland. 0.
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Totals II 032 Totals 2S14 70
Halftime: 32-15, High Point.
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Totals 25 is 66 Totals 40 s s,
Halftime: 1881. Parker-Gray.
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Totals 8 % Totals % 20 rs
Halftime: 1873, Luther jackson.
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Totals IA 20 rs Totals %
Halftime: 2S-14, Handley.

Totals 30 10 6S Totals 10 IS 48
Halftime: 24-13, James Monroe.
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Totals % 066 Totals 25 II 81
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ASSURANCE PAYMENTS

NEW YORK-Alaska families re- ceivcd $2,000,000 during 1861 in death payments from their life in- surance companies, the Institute of
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
Continued from Page D
MANY SALES

SEATTI.E Advance ticket sales for the 1862 Seattle Worlds Fair have passed the $2 million mark. The total money represents 83200O admissions.
 The mark was reached after a recent announcement by fair off cials in New York that the Seattle Worlds Fair-America's first in 22 years-would probably go down as the most profitable official worlds fair in history"
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
MANY SHELTERS

ANCHORAGE - To date. about 300 buildings and other facilities offering potential for use as public fallout shelters have been found by architect-engineers making a sur vey of Alaska as part of a nation- wide Civil Defense program.
 LICENSE PLATES
 JUNEAU-Governo William A.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
PSYCHIATRIC CENTER

I JUNEAU - Construction of the Alaska Psychiatric Institute is near ing completion and preparations for it's opening include the employment of Paul K. Potter as administrator according to Commissioner Paul L. Winsor of the Department of Health and Welfare. The 225-bed hospital at Anchorage is scheduled to go into operation in July.
 BIG CHECK
 JUNEAU-The State of Alaska has received a check for g ,050, ,060.36 representing payment under the Mineral Leasing Act of it's share of bonuses, royalties and rentals re- ceived by the Federal Government on public domain lands in Alaska during the six months ending De- cember 31.
 NIKE JOBS
 ANCHORAGE - Bids are asked for construction work at Nike Bat teries A. B, and C at Fort Richard son, Alaska Sealed bids will be received until March 22 Appr0xi- mate value of the work is esti- mated at $2,000,000
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
CRYS POLITICS"

JUNEAU-Republican Sen. How ard Pollock of Anchorage, charging politics. failed in an attempt to get the controversial Board of Edu- cation legislation out of committee and put on the Senate calendar.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
RAPS RIGHT-WINGER

ANCHORAGE = A right-wing speaker in Anchorage has drawn sharp criticism from some civic leaders, including Alaska Methodist University's president. Dr. Fred P. McGinnis. The speaker is Milton M. Lory. president of the American Coalition of Patriotic Societies.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-28
RATS I,iETHODISTS

ANCHORAGE-Milton M. Lory. president of the American Coalition of Patriotic Societies, says he has never been treated as discourtcously as he was at the Alaska Methodist University.