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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25

the J. H. Gillian farm near
Elam. Three people picked 60
quarts in a little over an hour.
Mrs. Grace Garrison had a
pleasant surprise on Sunday
when Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graf
ton. of Kenbridge. came and
spent the day bringing a picnic
lunch.
Little Miss Carolyn Layne is
the latest victim to break out
with chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks, of
Victoria, are the proud parents
of a little son born in Medical
College Hospital, Richmond, and
was christened John, III. Mrs.
Weeks is the former Miss Ida
Cobb. of Cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bartholo-
NEW, Of Washington, visited
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Curdsv;lle

CURDSVILLE. May "a - Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wise and chill
dren spent Sunday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Stables,
of Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loving
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Low
ing, OF Palmyra, visited their
aunt. Ellie White. Sunday after
loon. Kate White was also home
or the week end. Aunt Eliza
White had the misfortune to fall
IN Thursday afternoon, and while
not seriously hurt, rib was
cracked and she has suffered
rom IT, Miss Kate White, of Falls
Church. was also home for the
week end.
Mrs. Emmett Dunkum visited
with Mesdames Julian and Wood
row Dunkum, Sunday afternoon.
Mark Dunkum is confined to his
home with the humps.
MIR. and Mrs. Orvid Raikes and
Judy. of Richmond. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Acie Allen and son
Sunday.
Mrs. A. R. Knots will speak
on The Meaning of Suffering
at pm. at Smyrna. on Sun
day, May q.
Friends are sorry to hear that
Mrs. Blake Corson had the mis-
fortune to fall and injure her
wrist last week, and wish for her
a quick recovery.
Invitations are being issued TO
the marriage of Miss Mary Anne
Munger, daughter Of the Rev
and Mrs. Sam J. Munger. Of
birmingham, Ala, to the Rev.
Raymond Leroy Phaup, son of
the Rev. and Mrs. George Ray
mond Phaup, of Farmville, on
June Z, in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
were Farmville visitors last
week.
Mesdames Acie Allen, Lacy
Fllppen and Emmett Dunk,rm
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Harris, last week. Other recent
visitors were Miss Ruth Harris
and Mrs. Carroll both Of Hvatts-
vile, Md.
Recent visitors of Mrs. W. C.
Fllppen were Miss Bessie Ander-
son, of Richmond, and Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Dunkum. Also. ID
nan Dunkum and Mrs. W. G.
Fllpren. of Columbia, visited
thelr sister, Mrs. Foster. at the
Louisa Nursing Home. recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ayers
and family over the week end,
and on Sunday, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Glass. on Newport
News, returning home via Co.
lumola. Mrs. Walter Duncan.
mother of Mrs. Dunkum return
ed home with her for 4 few
weeks visit.
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FORK OF WILLIS

W. E. Toler was a dinner
guest Sunday Of Rev. and Mrs.
). X. Clarke, of Gainesville and
Mr.. Clarke attended the funeral
Sunday afternoon in Bucking-
nam, Of Macon I. Ransome.
Birthday Observed
MIR. and Mrs Perry Turpin
celebrated her birthday Satur-
day with dinner in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Davis, of
Richmond. were dinner guests
Sunday in the home Of Mrs. H.
r. Talley and E. S. Talley.
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MOSBY MAULED
BY WARRENTON

Warrenton High School broke
open a close basketball game
by outscoring Mosby. 1871, in
the second period and went on
to win, 4l-29. last night at
Warrenton. 1t was the opening
game for the winners.
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Dunbar Makes
C|iff-1angers
lis Especially

Dunbar High Schools bas-
ketball team apparently is in
tent on providing the schools
drama class with material for
some Alfred, Hitchcock thrill
ers, judging by the results Of its
first three basketball games.
Dunbar won its third
straight cliff-hanger yesterday,
"a 37-34 decision over Ballou at
Ballou. Dunbar trailed, 1888,
with $3.50 remaining, but bas-
kets by Richard Hood and
Lowell Dempsey pulled the
game out Of the fire.
The Crimson Tide previously
nipped Mackin 1854 in over
time, and Chamberlain, $3.50,
on Bernard Wallace's last-sec-
ond Jump shot.
Dunbar held a 1920 lead
after three quarters yesterday,
but Ballou outscored the Grim
son Tide. lat, in the next
four minutes to grab the lead.
The winners held Ballou
scoreless in the final four min
utes and chalked up the win
ming baskets. Hood and Demp-
sey each scored 10 points for
Dunbar while Maurice Duckett
led Ballau (0-3) with IL.
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TONES Continue to Roll
Behind O'Brien, Ward

Mike O'Brien and John Ward
have replaced Jim Fowler and
John Fantone as the scoring
leaders for st. Anthony's High
School basketball team, and,
as a result, the TONES con-
tinue TO rack up the victories.
O'Brien and Ward scored IA
points each yesterday as st.
Anthonys defeated Landon,
$3.50. at st. Anthony's. The
TONES overhauled Landon after
three quarters and won going
away.
Fowler and Fantone led st.
Anthony's TO a 1922 record last
year and O'Brien and Ward
have shared scoring honors in
three straight victories this
season.
Yesterday marked the first
game in which the two new
stars each got into double
figures. In st. Anthony's OPEN
or, Ward had nine points but
O'Brien got %. In the second
victory, O'Brien slipped TO three
points but Ward picked up the
slack with 10.
Ward now has scored AZ
points and O'Bren 80 in the
TONES first three games.
Bobby Mills added 10 and Sam
Jordan IL yesterday.
Buddy Kupka paced Landon
with II points and Freshman
Will Hetzel added IL.
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YeIVerton Hero
Second Time
For Yorktown

John Yelverton is develop
ing into quite a clutch per-
former for Yorktown High
Schools basketball team.
Yelverton scored four points
in the last 80 seconds last night
as Yorktown nipped George
Washington, 47-46. at York
town. Last Friday, his free
throw with three seconds re-
naming gave Yorktown a A
43 decision over Wakefield in
four overtimes.
George Washington held a
1896 lead with 2:15 remain
ing but the Patriots rallied to
move ahead, 45-44, on Yelver-
tons basket with 80 seconds
left to play.
John then clinched the
victory with two free throws.
Don McMenamin's layup at the
final buzzer pulled CIV to with
in the one point.
The Presidents held a 20-8
lead in the second period, but
a yorktown splurge pulled it
to within one point at the half
The game was deadlocked, 80
SO, after three periods.
Yelverton would up with II
points, IL of them in the deci-
sive final eight minutes. Leo
Mccarthy led CIV with IA
points, 10 of them coming in
the first half.
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Totals 20 10 so Totals 10 ! al
Halftime: Walter johnson, 2O-IO.
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TAKES COUNTY LEAD
Class No Barrier
To SurrattsviIIe

Surrattsville. High School,
last years Maryland State
Glass A champion, has stepped
up to the Class AA league this
year and the tougher COMPETE
ton doesn't seem to bother the
Hornets.
Surrattsville knocked off
previously unbeaten Bladens-
burg, 49-43, last night at Sur
rattsville, to claim undisputed
first place in the Prince
Georges County League.
Phil Pickett and Ron Morgan
combined for 80 points for
Surrattsville, which boosted its
record to SO.
Buddy Quinn had IA points
for the losers, but high-scoring
Dave Buckley was held to nine
points.
Surrattsville, which bowled
over 10 straight football OPP
ponents, hasn't lost q major
sports event this wear.
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Ability to Catch Fire Boosts
NorthWood's Title Chances

The ability to bounce back
from a cold start has boosted
Mort wood High Schools
chances of winning the Mont
gomery County basketball
championship this year.
The Indians scored only
three points in the first 71a
minutes last night, but ratified
off five in the next 80 seconds
and went on to a 1851 victory
over Gainesville at Northwood
1t was Northwood's third
straight victory and Cations
ville's first loss after two tri-
umphs.
The visitors jumped off to a
1873 first-quarter lead but
Northwood ran up a 24-7 ad-
vantage in the second quarter
for a comfortable lead at the
half.
Scott MacDougal, a 6-foot-4
junior, scored II points to lead
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Sheehun Scores Is
AS Marines Win 9TH

QUANTICO, Va, Dec. is
(SpeciaD. - Puddy Sheehan,
former Georgetown University
star. scored rs points here last
night to pace the Quantico
Marines to a 118-105 basket
ball victory over Norfolk Naval
Air Station.
The victory was the seventh
straight for Quantico.
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HOWARD BREAKS
SCORING RECORD

Jim Howard scored a school
record 36 points as st. Ste
phens stretched It's winning
streak 10 three games with a
1896 victory over Fairfax last
night at ST. Stephens.
Howard's total wiped out the
old mark Of "a set by Bob Clore
in 1860 However. the victory
may have been costly for the
Saints Doug McCollum twisted
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ROOSEVELT Squirt
SINKS MCKINLEY

Roosevelt, leading by seven
points going into the final
period. scored % while holding
Mckinley to Is to score a
74-57 victory over the Trainers
yesterday at Mckinley. The
victory was the third straight
for the Riders.
Calvin Alexander paced the
Roosevelt attack with II
points, followed by Norman
Frazier, Is; Bruce Saunders,
is, and Boyce Smith, IA. Ed
Taylor Of Mckinley was the
games high scorer with %.
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WAKEFIELD WINS
FOR FIRST TIME

Wakefield, with Greg Smith
and jeff Crackel showing the
way with 10 and 10 points. re-
spectively. registered its first
victory of the season last night
by defeating Hammond. 65-51.
at Wakefield.
The Warriors hit on Is of SIS
shots from the floor and made
good on Is of 20 free throws
while Hammond found the nets
on 10 of A floor shots and
netted Is of "a charity losses.
Bill Dodson of Hammond was
the games high scorer with %
nointc
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O'CONNELL TAKES THRILLER
Mackin Cut Down Again
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Those weather reports in
dicating a long cold winter
might apply especially to Mack
in High Schools basketball
team.
The Trojans, runnersup last
season in the Catholic League
and the knights Of Columbus
Tournament, suffered their
second loss in four games, At
As, when Dick Buckley of I'M
beaten O'Connell sank the
winning basket at the final
buzzer In the league opener
for both teams last night at
O'Connell. That's as many
losses as some people thought
Mackin would have all year.
Were playing at about 40
per cent capacity" Mackin
Coach Paul Furlong said before
the game. THE boys don't
hustle until the last quarter"
After the game Furlong re-
vised his percentage down
slightly, as the Trojans con-
stantly threw the ball away and
lost the rebounds.
For the fourth straight game
Mackin fell way behind, trail
ing 31-17 early in the third
period. The Trojans cut the
margin to six points at the
quarter, then tied the score
at 45-all when Bin Butler stole
the ball with 1850 left and
dribbled the length Of the
floor for a basket.
O'Connell tried to freeze,
only to have Larry Jones steal
the ball, but Butch Braxton
missed the shot and the
knights regained possession
with three seconds left. 1t took
almost that long to get the
ball upcourt to Buckley, who
fired a 20-foot Jump shot that
bounced around a second or
two before it fell through the
basket.
A fine O'Connell zone de-
tense, coupled with a press
made Mackin work for every
shot, and only Butler, with 20
points. and Braxton, with IA,
were able to score consistently.
Art Baylor, the Trojans' g.
foot-6 center. was expected to
have a field day since Willie
Kicks, the Knights center, is
out of action until February
with grade troubles. but he was
limited to four points and was
outrebounded by Buckley.
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Halftims: oxOn Hill. se.sO.
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GEORGETOWN PREP
RALLIES TO WIN

Georgetown Prep. which won
its first two games with fourth
quarter spurts, came from be-
hind again yesterday with 10
seconds remaining TO defeat ST.
Adams, 34-33.
Blair Lee put the Little
Hoyas in front for the first
time in the game, 1921, and
Joe DeCourcy scored what
proved TO be the winning points
with IA seconds to play.
Dave Ogilvy OF ST. Adams
led the scoring with IA noints
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CAGERS ONLY GOAL
WINS FOR STUART

Box scores can be deceiving
at times-like the one that
shows only one basket for Stave
Franklin in Stuart's 54-53 VIC
tory over Lee on the Lee court
last night. 1t looks to be a
small contribution, but Frank
lin made the shot with only
three seconds left to win the
Northern Virginia la game.
Jim Sanborn of Stuart was
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CIV. 1921.
GROVETON PACED
BY PERREAULT

Larry Perreault scored 20
points, 10 Of them in the first
half, to lead Groveton to a So
As victory over Madison last
night at Madison.
Madison, with Tom Tudor,
Ivan Mehoskey and Jim Epper-
man showing the way, made it
a close contest in the first half,
but Groveton outScored the
Warhawks 25-15, in the final
half to sew up the game
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GREENE SPARKS
EASTERN VICTORY

Reggie Greene sank his first
three field goal attempts to give
Eastern a 60 lead and the
Ramblefs went on to a $3.50
victory over Coolidge yesterday
at Eastern.
Greene wound up with 10
points although he sat out the
fourth quarter. Ronald Cum
bingham, 6-foot-5, grabbed 10
rebounds and added IL points.
Frank Williams led Coolidge
txyffh 20 vN1t,zAs
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Halftlme: Eastern, 32-ls.
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Halttime: 81 Stephens. 2e.25
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Southeastern Five
Takes WuIIopinq

Richmond Professional In
stitute trailed Southeastern,
1916. at one stage last night,
but when the game ended, the
visitors were in front by 1884.
Tom Walsh Of RPI led scoring
with 80 points while Joe Gro
tenrath got 20 for Southeast
ern. Southeastern meets d. c.
Teachers tonight at Fort MYer.
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B-CC TROUNCES
GOOD COUNSEL

Bethesda Chevy Chase
scored the first nine points en-
route TO a $40 victory over
Good Counsel last night at Be-
thesda.
Bryant Agnew, who played
only half Of the game. led the
Bethesda scorers with 10 points
and Tom Walsh added IL
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14th For Northwood

wood High Schools
wrestling team last night
wrapped up its l4th straight
victory with a 30-l0 decision at
SprinRbrook. Steve Hiltibidle,
in the ii2-pound class, and
Heavyweight Lee summer
scored pins for the Indians,
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JOHNSON BEATS
NORTHWESTERN

Walter johnson, led by John
Beebe and Jack Blomquist, took
a TO lead at the end Of the
first period and went on to de-
feat Northwestern, 50-45, last
night at Walter Johnson.
Northwestern, trailing 20-10
at halftime. outscored the win
ners in the third period, 1918,
to pull within four points at
1929 going into the final
period.
Beebe scored l6 points for
the winners and Blomquist
aI@tvzezAA -, ,.vsNL
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REGULARS SPARK
DeMATHA ROMP

Three of DeMatha's regulars
returned to the lineup yesterday
after limited appearances in
the last three games to spark
the Stays to a 1882 victory
over Bell at DeMatha. 1t was
the sixth straight victory for
the Stays.
Brendon Mccarthy, Garrett
Ford, Tom Colliflower and
Bernard Williams hit for double
figures with Mccarthy and
Williams scoring IL points
each, Ford chipping in with IL
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MARSHALL LEADS
VOLTS VICTORY

Chamberlain High School,
led by Bernard Marshall with
II points and % rebounds,
scored a $3.50 victory over
Western yesterday at Western.
The Volts took a 45-43 lead at
the end Of the third period and
held on to gain their second
victory against two defeats.
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Guithersbure Scores

Bob Field scored a decision
over d. Williams in a heavy
weight match last night 10 en-
able GaithersburR 10 score a
23-l8 victory over Northwest
ern In a wrestling match at
Northwestern.
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Halftime; Fairmont 1921,
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Kenwood gradually narrowed

Halftime: Blair. 31-l4.
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Hslftime: Lackey. 4I-23.
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McLEAN'S Squirt
DOOMS JAGUARS

Mclean High School shook
off a cold first quarter and
went on to defeat Falls Church,
59-45, last night on the losers
court.
Falls Church held an 81
first-quarter lead but Mclean
outscored the Jaguars, 1872, in
the second period.
David Bayne and Rich Sho-
walter each had l6 points for
the Highlanders.
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Prince Georges &C
Loses Close Come

KEYSER, w. Va, Dec. Is
(AP) Bob Jones contributed
81 points to the Prince Georges
Community College cause here
last night, but Ralph McFar-
land scored "a and Dave FELTON,
20 to pace Potomac State TO
a 1855 Tri-State League VIC
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his ankle in the opening
quarter and did not return TO
the game.
st. Stephens ratified off l6
straight points in the third
period, Fairfax failing TO score
until 81 seconds we're left in
the quarter.
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FISKE SETS PACE
FOR GREAT MILLS

Great Mills High School
jumped into a 11-3 lead and
never was headed as it went on
to defeat Charlotte Hall, 55-35,
last night at Great Mills. Dave
Fiske of Gerat Mills was the
games leading scorer with 10
points.
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FAIRMONT ROLLS
OVER CENTRAL

Fairmont Heights turned on
the steam in the fourth quar-
ter, outScoring Central, 28-11,
to rack up a 72-45 basketball
victory yesterday at Central. 1t
was Fairmont Heights third
straight triumph.
Royce Day. 6-foot-4. and
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SUTLAND WINS
ON FOUL SHOTS

Foul shots provided winning
margin in Suitland High
Schools $3.50 victory over
Oxon Hill in a Prince Georges
Class AA basketball game yes
terday at Suitland.
Bill Grant of the Rams
scored on two foul shots with
nine seconds remaining to break
a 5000 deadlock.
Game scoring honors went. to
Pat Dempsey Of the Clippers
with 81 points. Tim Lane paced
Suitland with II.
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Halftime: Groyeton, $3.50.
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JOHNSTON SHOTS
WIN FOR PEARY

Skip Johnston wasn't one
of the six men who scored in
double figures, but his two foul
shots with five seconds re-
naming gave him the hero's
mantle as Peary edged Damas-
Gus, 1882. last night at Da-
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Atoms Win on Nat

Annandale won every match
except one which ended In a
draw 10 trounce Osbouun, 47-2,
In a wrestling match last night
at Annandale. The winners
scored six pins.
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WHEATON TAKES
THIRD STRAIGHT

Wheaton High School main
tanned a narrow lead in the
final period 10 end Sherwood'S
two-game winning streak, So
81, yesterday at Wheaton.
Kerry Boswell. with IA points.
and Dick Taylor, with 10. led
the knights TO their third
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BLAIR BREEZES
OVER KENWOOD

Don Olson and Ray Ruhling
combined for q points to lead
Montgomery Blair to a 59-48
victory over Kenwood last
night in Baltimore. The Blaz-
ers led, 3l-l4, at the half but
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CARROLL SCORES
OVER ANACOSTIA

George Shaw and Sam Har-
ris combined for SO points to
offset the % made by Ted Mar
copulis Of Anacostia as Carroll
High School registered q 62-40
victory over the Indians yes
terday ut Anacostia.
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Halftime: Dunbar, 1914.
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LoPLATA COASTS
AS TRIO SHINES

Eric Slipho, Jimmy Cox and
Dale Corvette combined for 40
points to outscore Gwynn Park
as LaPlata coasted to a 77-37
verdict last night at Gwynn
Park.
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ANDOVER CAGERS
SUBDUE SASSCER

Andover High School of
Baltimore County registered its
third straight victory last
night by defeating Sasscer
High School, 68-57, at Sasscer.
Nick Burke led the winners
with l6 points
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HIGH POINT POSTS
FIRST TRIUMPH

High Point, led by James
Caruso and Ted Reavis with IA
points each, registered its first
victory of the season last night
by defeating DuVal. $3.50, at
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KILLEN, MORGAN
HOT FOR LACKEY

Junior Bobby Killen scored
Is points and Senior Bobby
Morgan added 81 as Lackey
High School, romped to a 77-59
basketball victory over Arundel
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HARDING PAGES
CAPITOL PAGES

Bruce Harding turned In a
23-point performance 10 lead
the Capitol Pages TO a 42-34
victory over Longfellow yester-
day at Wilson.
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hsiilIm, 70 msf e r sTss, Ssaiil
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ATOMS BREEZE
IN FIRST GAME

Annandale High School
opened its basketball season
last night by scoring a 1894
victory over Osbourn at An
Mandate. The Atoms, led by
Buddy Trent, Dave Smith, Dan
Mooney and Will Kellum, ran
up a 1873 advantage at half
time.
Annandale Coach Harry
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ROCKETS BEATEN
BY SPRINGBROOK

Springbrook bounced back
from a four-point deficit after
three quarters 10 defeat Rich
ard MONTGOMERY, $3.50. last
niRht AZ Richard Mnnipnmnrv
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the victors. Rich Farmer added
IA and Dave Carrasco IL.
Charlie Green scored 20
points and Ricky Anderson ID
for Gainesville, which gets an
other shot at Northwood next
Friday on its home court.
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Eulois williams, 60, led the
winners in rebounding and
scoring. Day had 10 points and
Williams 16. AL Morrow's l6
points kept Central in the game
until the final eight minutes.
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CULPEPER BEATEN
BY SPOTSYLVANIA

Spotsylvania handed Gull
pepper its third loss in four
games. 5l-3S. last night at Gull
npnpr
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Friends Booters Win

Sidwell Friends SC hoo
its soccer season with
a 40 victory over Maret yes
terday on the losers field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-15
Jomeswood Notches
Fourth Victory in Row

remaining to score his only
basket, but 1t proved to be a
big one as Luther Jackson de-
feated Walker Grant, $3.50,
last night at jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-15
Leonurdtown RuIIy
Nips Brent Cuqers

Deonardtown's second-half
rally gave II a 46-45 basketball
victory over Margaret Brent
last night on the losers floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-15

James Wood High School,
with five men scoring double
figures, boosted its record to
40 with an 85-51 rout OF Hern-
don last night at James Wood.
Ronnie Kern of James Wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-15

Totals 10 1881 Totals rs is IS
Halftime: Wakefield. 1924.