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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
CountyFives
Putting on
Hot Finish
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

The Montgomery County
Class IA basketball race has
reached its final three days
very much as expected, with
three teams still in the running
for the championship.
League-leading Walter John
son. sporting a one-game edge
over Northwood and Montgom-
cry Blair after humping North
wood, 62-45. last Friday, travels
to Rockville tonight for a game
with Richard Montgomery
(3-5).
A victory would clinch at
least a tie for the Spartans,
who conclude a bid for their
first county title at home Fri
day night against Bethesda
Chevy Chase (4-D.
The Spartans, who won the
football crown on the last day
Of the season, have won their
last eight games and Coach
Jim Gilmore feels his team has
the momentum to streak to the
title.
If Walter johnson, which has
lost to Northwood and Blair
in eight league tests, stumbles
along the way, either of its
conquerors could tie for the
lead by winning its last two
games.
Blair (5-3) the league cham
pion the last two seasons, en-
tertains Northwood (5-3 to-
night In a game that will break
a second-place deadlock.
The Blazers play at Wheaton
Friday. Wheaton won its league
opener against Northwood but
has dropped the other seven.
Northwood, the consensus
choice to win the title, closes
out its season Friday night at
home against Richard Mont
gomery. The Indians appeared
to have the championship
locked up two weeks ago but
suffered successive home de-
feats to B-CC and Walter
johnson and now it will take
a playoff to give them their
first title.
The winner of the Mont
gomery County Glass IA title
does not have to play a quail
flying game to gain a berth
in the State tournament March
7-9 at Maryland's Cole Field
House.
Elsewhere in Maryland to-
night. Einstein will try to
avenge an earlier loss to rival
Whitman at the vikings gym.
Whitman won the first meet
ing between the two new
schools, 64-61, last month.
Springbrook plays at CATH
ersburg, second = ranked De-
Malta is at Annapolis to battle
the Plebes and Carroll meets
the Georgetown Freshmen in
other features on an unusually
heavy Wednesday card.
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NTERHIGH LEAGUE
fElna2 .At

Cardozo will play Coolidge
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at Nc
Kinley Tech in the first OF two
basketball games to break a
three-way tie for first place
in the Interhigh Leagues West
Division.
The loser Of tomorrow's
game will meet Dunbar Tues
day, also at $3.50 pm. at Tech.
The two winners then will flip
q coin To determine the top
seeded team in the leagues
tournament.
The trio will meet today in
the office Of Hardy Pearce, the
Districts athletic head, to set
up D playoff to determine the
divisions two entries in the
league tourney.
Coolidge defeated Bell, 1880,
yesterday at Coolidge while
Dunbar romped past Wilson.
$3.50, at Mckinley Tech to
force the playoff. Cardozo
finished its season last Friday.
All three wound UP with 9-3
records.
The three coaches Of the
three teams involved-Lou Will
liams Of Dunbar, Frank Bolden
Of Cardozo and Julian Colan-
gelo Of Coolidge decided the
playoff in q meeting today in
the office Of Hardy Pearce,
Interhigh athletic director.
The playoffs will push the
league tournament back. pos
sibly as far as March 5. Pearce
had planned to start the tourn-
aYnent Tuesday.
Eastern won the East Di-
vision title with Spingarn as
runnerup. Both now will have
to mark time until the West
race Is decided.
Bill Bishop scored IL points
In the second quarter yester-
day % Coolidge outseored the
Vocats, 22-13. and wiped out
an lit deficit.
The Colts really poured it
on In the fourth quarter, out
scoring Bell. 2S-13. At one
point. Coolidge ratified off IL
straight points to run the score |
from 1910 to 57-40 and break |
the game open.
Bishop led Coolidge with 20
points while Frank williams
had IS, nine Of them in the
final quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20

Douglass High School, which
already has won the Prince
Georges County Class B. cham
pionship, now must chalk up
two more victories before it
can gain a berth in the Mary
land State tournament March
80 at Cole Field House.
Douglass defeated Gwynn
Park. SIS so, yesterday at
Gwynn Park TO annex the
Prince Georges Glass BIC title.
Douglass won the Glass B
championship last week.
Butch Owens, playing his
second game after a lengthy
illness. led Douglass yesterday
with 20 points. George Pink
new backed him I'M with IT
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the junior varsity played the
second half for Culpeper. The
first jayvee team was ineligible
to play in the varsity contest
because the boys had particle
pated in the preliminary game,
won by Culpeper, 1917.
Three of the youngsters who
saw action in the second half
were freshman, two were soph-
ignores and one a junior. War
renton outscored Culpeper, So
IL, In the second half.
Kenny Edwards scored %
points as Warrenton, a Group
II school, ran roughshod over
It's larger Group I-B rival.
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EASTERN ENDS
SLATE UNBEATEN

Eastern completed q clean
sweep Of its 15-game regular
season yesterday with a 1882
victory over Ballou In an East
Division contest at Ballou. The
Ramblers won all IL of their
Interhigh League games.
Vincent Colbert scored IS
points and Reggie Greene IA
as Coach John Moffatt sub
stituted freely. Eastern led by
only 81 after the first quarter
but took command by outscor-
ing Ballou, 1873, in the second
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TECH PREVAILS
IN 2 OVERTIMES

Warren Jackson's three
point play with IL seconds re-
naming in a double-overtime
contest enabled Mckinley Tech
to come from behind to defeat
Anacostia. 1912. yesterday in
an East Division game at An
acostia.
The regulation game ended
at 62-all, and the first overtime
period resulted In a $3.50 tie.
Ed Taylor. the leagues lead
ing scorer. paced the Mckinley
attack with "a points and Jack
son contributed 20. Fred
Thomas hit for SO points to
lead the losers attack. McKin-
ley made II Of 10 free throws
while Anacostia converted six
80 ,.t,aa
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Fights Last Night
~ the Associated Press

LoNDoN-Johnny Halafihi. Tonga,
SAN ANTONIO, Tsx.-Jorse (Baby)
salazar, lb. Mexico. nocked out Oscar
German, III, Muskegon, Mich. (p).
NEW YoRK.-Qil DiaE. 1871, Puerto
Rico outpointsd Vincent shomo. 1904,
SAN DiEoo.-Ernie cuadras, 100,
SAP piego, stopped Federico Borboa,
HoNoLuLU.-Denny Meyer, 1884,,
Portland, ores outpointed stan HaT-
retains junior middleweight title,
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WILSON SUFFERS
18th LEAGUE LOSS

Dunbar jumped off to a 22-10
lead after one quarter and
coasted to q 1929 victory over
hapless Wilson yesterday at
Tech. Wilson lost all IL OF
Its Interhish League games
this season.
Bernard Wallace's IL points
led the is Dunbar players who
saw action in the game
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CuIpeper Coach Turns
To ~ Second Team

To say Coach Jim Warren is
displeased with the progress of
his Culpeper High School bas-
ketball team is an understate-
ment.
In fact, Warren was so dis
pleased last night that he
turned to the second-string
Junior varsity team as Cul-
pepper dropped a 64-26 decision
to Warrenton at Culpeper.
The varsity played the first
half and the second team of
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GREAT MILLS NIPS
CALVERT COUNTY

David Berg scored on a
layup in the final second to
give Great Mills q 69-67 VIC
tory over Calvert County yes
terday at Great Mills. Skip
Choate of Great Mills and
Jimmy Tidwell Of Calvert tied
for game scoring honors with
% points apiece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
PARE SCORES IS
IN EDISON LOSS

Stafford High School main
tanned a narrow margin
throughout the second half to
take a 1851 victory over Edi-
son in a basketball game last
night at Lee. The winners
balanced attack offset a rs
point, performance by Edisons
AL Paire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
MACKIN DOWNS
PARKER-GRAY

Mackin High School over
came a brief Parker Gray lead
in the third period and went on
to register a 60-42 victory last
night in Alexandria. Parker
Gray tossed in three straight
baskets for a 1927 lead to
open the third quarter before
Mackin got hot and put the
game awav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Walter Reed CIinches
Service Cuqe Title

FREDERICK, Feb. 20 (Spe-
ciaD. - Walter Reed clinched
the Middle Atlantic Interservice
Athletic Conference champion
ship last night with a 1866
victory over Fort DERRICK.
Walter Reed has a 1870 record
against league rivals and is
1913 overall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
orrid Douglass Five
Adds Another Crown

period and then coasted to a
1885 victory over Suitland yes
terday in a Prince Georges
County AA game at DuVal. +
Three DuVal players COM
bined for 81 points, with Fred
Bolster leading the way with
%. Walter Boyce had 80 for
Suitland.
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ROOSEVELT WINS
ON FREE THROWS

Roosevelt outshot Western
from the foul line to score a
60-5l victory over the Raiders
yesterday in an 1nterhigh West
Division game at Roosevelt.
Each team had 81 field goals
but Roosevelt sank Is foul shots
10 0 for the Raiders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
LEWIS NETS SO
FOR ST. JOHNS

Bob Lewis pumped in 80
points yesterday as st. Johns
whipped James Monroe. 1890,
in a basketball game played at
Fredericksburg. 1t was the
Cadets 18th victory in 10
games.
st. Johns hit on 48 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Dixie Net Postponed

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 20 (AP) 4.
Weather forced q 24-hour
postponement yesterday OF the
opening round OF the Dixie In
ternational tennis tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
SASSCER WINS
18th OF SEASON

Frederick Sasscer High
School trampled Laurel. 72-49,
yesterday at Sasscer as Don
Hardesty scored Is points to
pace the attack. 1t was the
18th victory Of the season for
Sasscer, which has lost eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
MORGAN, KLLEN
LEAD LACKEY

Bill Morgan and Bob Killen
led Lackey High School to an
easy. $3.50, victory over Maret
School yesterday at Maret.
Morgan scored 20 points and
Killen added II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20

of its shots from the floor and
16 Of 10 at the foul line to sink
the Virginia Group 1-B school.
Skip Endres added Is points
for the winners while Lee
Schwartz had 20 for James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Games Tomorrow

Ramenkey al Douglass (Md.l, 1880
Northwestsrn AZ FairmoRt HEIGHTS
Bel Alton at NeaIe, $50.
Episcopal 81 WOodson, 4.
Woodward q Oxen Hill. ..
Fairfax at Falls Chureh, Q.
Mclean ~ Madison, o.
CIV ct Groveton, 8.
Mount vernen 81 Stuart, 3.
Lee at Hammond, 8,
Annaudale 1t Wakefield, Q.
Glenelg At Laurel, 3.
yorktown 81 WI, q.
Pri0ry at ouantieo, 8;1H.
BladensbqLg ~ High Point, $50.
SurIattsyille at suitiand. $3.50.
1870.
Duval at Central, $50.
81. Stephens Tournament
Landon W. Chrlstehureh, 4.
y. AnthOny's W. st.. Adams, $50.
klngawood W. Good Counsel, I.
~. Stephens ". Friends, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
West Coaches Schedule Three-Way PIayoff
BY JIM CAWOOD
COntributina Writer

Stanley Hopkins has saved
Interhigh officials another
headache and himself and his
Spingarn teammates consider
able embarrassment.
Hopkins scored 20 points, in
GLIDING six vital ones at the
start of the fourth quarter, to
give the Green Wave q 1854
victory over Phelps yesterday
at Spingarn.
The triumph clinched second
place in the Interhigh League
East Division and q spot in
the Interhigh playoffs for
Spingarn. A victory for Phelps,
combined with McKinley's
conquest Of Anacostia yester-
day, would have caused q
three-way tie for second place
that would have taken officials
q week to unravel.
Roof Falls In
Dunbar, Cardozo and Cool
idge wound UP in q tie for
first place In the West Divi-
sion, providing league officials
with more than enough Of a
problem to solve before the
league tournament can begin.
Until Hopkins got hot in the
fourth quarter, 1t looked as II
Spingarn was going to blow
one Of the best leads Of the
season. The Wave led by II
points, 29-12, in the second
period. and had a 1926 margin
at halftime. Then the roof
fell in.
Phelps, behind Carl Head
and Charles Vinson, rallied to
take a 1914 lead with is
seconds to 60 in the third
quarter. Hopkins, who had
scored II points in the first
half, but set out most of the
third quarter, scored one
basket and passed off for an
other to give the Green Wave
the lead, but Phelps moved
back ahead, 49-48.
Hopkins Comes Through
Hopkins then hit on one of
his long lefthanded jump shots
and two free throws. and the
Green Wave scored four more
points to take q 56-49 lead
with 3:45 left.
Spingarn didn't score after
that, but Phelps wasn't doing
very much either. The Pam
theirs closed the gap to two
points when Head made the
second Of two free throws with
eight seconds left, but Spin
garn's Roland Taylor dribbled
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
ST. ANTHONYS
CAPTURES 10Th

Bobby Mills IS points led
st. Anthony's players in double
figures last night as the TONES
whipped st. Mary's, 82-48, at
Annapolis. 1t was st. Anthony's
10th victory in 81 games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
FLINT HILL FALLS
TO BULLS SCHOOL

Bulls Schools basketball
team handed Flint Hill its
fourth defeat in seven games
yesterday at Flint Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
DUAL COASTS
OVER SUITLAND

DuVal piled up an 1875 ad-
vantage by the end of the first
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Boots and Marine

DON'T MISS the washington Inter-
T nssSni N .s sPSIt qua. sS0 Si s:S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Seventh Place Playoff

Saturdays seventh place
playoff will be held at IL am.
followed by the consolation
championship at 1890. The
third-place playoff. between
Friday nights losers, will be
played at 2. with the cham
pionship game following at
$3.50.
Team trophies will be pre-
scented 10 the top four teams.
TO the consolation winner and
TO the team displaying the best
sportsmanship throughout the
tourney. Individual awards will
go TO the most valuable player
and 10 the 10 members Of the
all-tournament team. Each
member OF the championship
team also will receive an award
The 81. Stephens gym seats
700, and capacity crowds are
anticipated for the night dou-
ble-headers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Comes Toduy

81. James a. frisnds, S;IS.
DeMatha At Navy Piebes, 4.
Carroll az GU FrOsh, $3.50.
Pom0nkey 81 Banneker, I.
wheaton At B-CC, ..
Nerthw0od 81 Blair, 9.
Damascus 81 P0olesville, 3.
Einsteln 81 whitman, 3.
sprlngbreok at Gatthersburg, 3.
Walter Johnson at Richard Mont
emery, 9.
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St. Stephens Good Bet
To Win Own TOURNEY

In other first-round games,
st. Anthony's (l5-5) meets st.
Adams (7-5 at $50, Kings
wood tangles with Good Coun-
sci t6-l9) at 7 and st,
Stephens plays Friends 4-8)
at $3.50.
The four losers Thursday will
go into the consolation bracket
and will play Friday afternoon
and Saturday morning. The
four Thursday winners play
Friday night and Saturday
afternoon. Games Friday are
at 4, $50, 7 and $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Mgk School
Basketball
Results Yesterday

NTERMICM LEAGUE
CooIiane 10, Bell 80
Dunbar 0bs Wilson 20
Eastern -, BalloH 81
. M en-, Tech 10 Anaesstia II
Roosevelt go, western u
sprinssrn So, Phelps 81
MARYLAND
Deuglaas 0b. Gwynn Park 50
DuVAl So, Suitland SO
Great Mills 30, Calvert County 81
Laekey 02, Maret 30
SassceF ~, Laurel 40
surrsttsville So Central SO
81. Adams 50, Lanaen 50
50. Aanthony's 81, 81, Mary's 80
81. Jehn's 20, James Monroe so
Bulls school -, Flint Hill IS
Episcopal AZ, GomsagA 81
VIRGINIA
Stafford IS. EdlsOn 81
WATrenton 81, CulpeDer 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20

IOtlIs 13 Z 30 TotalB %
Hhlftins: coolidgs. 29-25.
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Totals 81 10 40 II
Halftime: 81. Johns,
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Hsiftims: spinSarn. Ss-Ss. " 10 o
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Halftlms: Eastern. 2s-io.
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Christmas Card
Question Box
BY CAROLYN HAeNER SHAW

Question: When address,
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and you know they have
wives whom you have never
metz. do you send a card
Just to the man, ADDRESSING it
to the office, or do you
include the wife?
Mss L. E. v.
Answer: Always include
the wife. Address your card
to Mr.. and Mrs" 1t makes
no difference whether or not
you know her. Send the card
to the home address, not the
office. Choose one that Is
dignified and simply offers
greetings for the season.
Sign your full name so they
will be sure to know who the
sender is.
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Question: Is it proper to
place the home address on