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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09

FLUMBER, licensed 70 share effie'
With Bookkeeping and secretaria'
asgyiesl and ether MUTUAL hinstitl
CAL Monday, IA, I-4il6.
REDUCING SALON Equipment
somnIsts for only 81 900. eanS ys|
A-127a or 55l-12sA,
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MARENOuSES ,MAMIED
INDUsTRIRL PROP. for SALE

SILVER SPRING AREA-l, 600 70
300 ~. II" Ice. access door,
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PrRnehissd Shasta Dealer
LIBERTY NOZZLE HOME ~. . 3

bedrcops, S6zio immSalats>
possession, 500 down Payment.
assume monthly. payments Ok
SILL uneludea lnsurancel,
GOVERNMENT EMPIQYEEs CO.
NssEdays $40 on. - wv
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, Tor RENT LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE


bETHkeDA--immed. eccup. New
A-stofy office Bldg. pvt. parking
elev.. air eonds Aeas, rent, SOC
JOHN x. KiLBkNR, OF. 6-0a4s
CONN. AvE;-Doetor's office, Veri
ss silt. ~ ';o fi Ss:h ana SdiS oSsns
In exclusive .eley. apt, BIDS. ada,
cent TO Rock Greek Park. Excel
transp., oaraRs syailahle, $3.50
hSIi sll I nhtil.; Gsll MOB Ass'
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MOBILE m0ME, TO- vide. 1904
2 bedrms.. fully furn.. auto. wash
er. will sacrifice, small down and
assume payments. Cal 273-eiOI
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AZ. cHED .S,H; 's:E;..riHl .;sTy:
ARL., elgos.in. willon Blvd Nov
: $sS :!S.' vi. 4 iiS;,
A'tssSEEtEI SSEESihSEi liz YAE.N.
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WINCMEsTER, VA,

100 acres Of secluded mountain
land, partly cleared, balance
wooded. adjacent 70 hunting su1
Ideal retreat or retirement piseN
30 mi. west on Rte. So IA IN
North River Valley area. Terms,
1000 down, balance $1,000 II,
naneed. For apt, phone owner,
eLs5NTSoSSS . ssliITE y N WSylHssssssst. yA
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STORES FOR RENT

A1EA's lEsT, MssIov 80; IsGienal
ttsS,!ssso i y, W.. iss:I for ve@.
ems eF. ehildFen's year. Marrow
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INVEsH. Drop. BON SALE
ICoNIINUEpl

COMMERCIAL Gn0UND - MaFlow
AeIghta 1 acre fFontIng on Brsneh
ave: Subject 70 soninS. AL utiis.
Hartman Rlty,, Realtors
Lu, 4.3lo0 Ewes, 24s-0A2O
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
COMMERCIAL on AFT. HOUsEs
wanted for cash clients. Prin. only.
Kay Realty CO., Inc, RA, $4,000.
INCOAEE-PAYINd PROPERTY
DESIRED
Total o,s not . ~, exceed q $4,000. Re-
. 40 8 UNITS, good location, con-
sition secondary. Private buyer.
RUsINIss PROP. FOR SALE
DOCTOR, LAWYER, MERCHANT,
ChEt-C.l Irookland 18th st.
s sSIss SHRF0Ss ..hi.,, sS 90, S,,S
I'm. bsmt, Lac. patio. Parking Ia
cilities, Side entrance off driVe-
way. suitable offices, business and
s sS gsss1ls sIS 200 handles. ssS-OS7s
1891 14th ST. MW.--6-room house
In first commercial some. Priced
ct only $4,000. Terms can be
arranged. Call Mr.. Ryan, M,
PAUL HANNAH, RSaitor, AID. q
400.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ARLRGT0N RESTAURANT
JOE n. THOMSON, JAcksen $4,000
BEAUTY SALON, BOOTH FOR
RENT-ESSssi. nv. location. Cali
BEER TAVERN, By owner, nearby
Nd. Good location, Call 1874
pm. elp-573S or o4o-371O,
BY 0WNER-0roc. and ia, off-saie,
on chesapeake Bay. Store 9 600
81. IT,, 3-bedrm,y house attached,
acres land. $4,000 gross bus,
legal slek MACHINES. For infe,. call
a01-257-266l.
COUNTRY GROCERY STORE = 5
asssI,i sIoS Sus ys y n,Sss' usS SS1ss
n SayrIn; y y, RESsT. ~. 4, S,iIt.H1
thorouRhfare in W. Hyattsviils,
Open and doing business. Call
and sundays. ia. 4-s744.
DRY CLEANING PLANT-Excei-
h24-1024 days. 534-9210 ewes.
ZOE REMT5yamlIy Clothing stoEs
fixtures, can after Six. 474-i27S
GREENHQUsEs--a iee, glass, 4
practically new plastic heuses;
room to Eroy spproz. $50 COG
and sehis. Lccatsd Ia dfoveton
Va, mi, south Of AleyandEia,
Az thls Tor $4,000. OWNER
PLUMBER, licensed 70 shaFe effiel
with Bookkeeping and secretaria
services and other mutual henefitl
can Wcndsy, VA, 7-4iib.
eomnlsts Tor only 81. ao6. and yey
sE.ins Esus or %. sVgs|as''' eau -
R0OFER TO share eftiee With book
Keeping and geereterial geFvicei
and other mutual bepefita viii
EsnSas. HHi 7:1iiS. -
! SERVICE STATION
Large a-bay facility nov avsiiahlI
Tor Isa6e at olney, Nd, $1,60(
Investment required. This Is ~
|. IA. s-S66o, Ess". TO- N. wANO
/ SMALL INVESTMENT
LARGE OPPORTUNITY
Absolute minimum Investment y
required for. this outlet on Rqcl
creek Church I'd, ne. This statioI
win provide . comfortable hyinl
for the Onterprising operator,
| CAL Mr.. WARD, Ia. $4,000
WANTED-Aeiivs ASSoeiStIen VIII
vest up 70 Ss5,00o. Boz I6s.p
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MONEY TALKS, save yeur meney
by, assuminG the owners present
Ehes loan. This magnificent
Fencher Is one of the incest on
the street. Newly dSeeratsd and
spaEklss, 4 fepeed yard with fins
ss asatai ss Hshf' enjoy it nv ssa.
yenience Of good shopping and
bus service close By. This one for
lust S1S,750. Call Us fer details
end an Inspection. u. 10000.
Shannon q LuchS
REALToRs OUR B7th YEAR
MAR kvkRYTHING Il this 4-6sd-
Tm., 2-bath Cape Cod. fenced
yard. lse; front porch and sep.
300, no down Oh or $3.50 FHA,
MeQUAIN REALTY ". $1,000
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LOTS AND ACREAGE VITO.

ASe5IEAS5 nth cS SSci iS SIS. ,S
CASH AyAILABLE
ST. 3-SSBO
ANY TINE, ANYWHERE
Il lot 70 100 kcnEs
4ss.isSJSH amount SALES ElssSs:lsoo
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
-RuSlNE3S PRlP, E0R SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


ARLRGT0N RESTAURANT
JoE Il. THOMPSON, JAcksefny $4,000
BEAUTY SALON, BOOTH FOR
RENT-Esesi. nv. location. CAN
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iS;,TORCH

REALroR 773-lBOo
ny OWNER beautiful tracts Of
one so ssTss, both adjacent % he
tSSn, q Y, yis1srs W. spd Ideally
t955nAEIcsna ssll N. ss. 80 . % %
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SERVICE STATION

Large SHAY facility now avaiiahIJ
a ac:snt SsSSSsss for aA l.. 4 ISL
HartyS sGen Now, Mr.. WARD
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17

Duvld kobuck. l42ll Euclid Ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17

Mrs Charles Burger ao44 Cornell Road librarian at the
Non Library in East Cleveland, signs petition support
ina subdistrictng, LWV County Government char
man. Mrs Bonnie Goldvyn 1929 Garfield Road, assists
in the local campaign.
You don't to be famous to have your signature
be valuable this weekend AS matter OF fac the League
of Women Voters would like to have many signatures
as possible from all the state their petitions
for subdisricting.
Armed with petitions and literature subdstrictng,
today League members began three-day campaign TO
urge the State Legislature to divide large counties into
districts.
The advantages this proposed subdivision are obvious:
voters would only for whom they voting but
because voting would smaller area, the present
"bed. d.sheet" ballot would be eliminated.
Suburban Cuyahoga County Leaguers will be stationed
in the five major shopping centers surrounding Cleveland
East Cleveland League members have set displays with
petitions be signed in the three local brares-Man,
North Branch, and Caledonia.
The petition itself is not official one 1t Will serve
when presented the State Legislature indication
of public opinion.
Support for subdstricting will defeat Joe Klunker,
the Leagues fctiona candidate for the State Legislature
often elected by all confused voters who vote for
mot than seventeen in the primary election, and
mo than thiry-four in the general election
IS THERE sport at Shaw High School, does
the big bulletin in front merely demonstrate the
sty of coming to grips with the rules Tor speing
Swimming, WRESLING?"
DUE TO THE FACT that Cleveland Heights has
Dog License Bureau this year, East Clevelands Lorraine
Donney has been buster than in City Hail. In the
past period of five weeks, she has issued licenses for
1000 dogs
The temporary bureau closes Saturday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17

| Hayden ave., is serving with
Training Squadron % at the
Naval Air Station, Corpus
Christi, Tex.
The squadron trains fligh.
students for the Navy and Ma.
rine Corps. 1t flies the twin
engine Tracker aircraft.
GREAT LAKES, III. = Rob-
ert T. Goodwin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Goodwin of 1885
Windermere ST., is undergoing
nine weeks . of basic recruit
training at the Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
The indoctrination to Navy
life consists Of physical fitness
drills, military drills, seaman
ship, basic military law, GUS
toms and etiquette of the ma
val service, swimming and sur
vival and first aid.
During the training, recruits
receive tests and interviews
which determine future train
ing and assignments in the
Navy.
FORT POLK, La. Army
Pvt. Willie w. Clopton Jr.,
whose mother, Mrs. Mollie L.
Clopton, lives at 1404 Hover,
recently completed eight weeks
of advanced individual infantry
training at The Training Gen.
ter, Fort Polk, La.
Clopton entered the Army
in August, 1862.
The 18-year-old soldier at
tended Thomas A. Edison High
School in Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17

Last Friday nig..t, the Shaw
wrestlers were defeated by
Parma 27-16. After spotting
Parma a 1910 lead, the Crap
piers tried to come from be-
hind, but could not quite over
come Parma's 16 point lead
Winning for Shaw were the
four seniors, Roger Walko, Bill
Morehart, Sheldon Benton, ano
Don Highley. Shaw's heavy
weight, Don Highley, pinned
262 pound Tom Trainer in 3:15,
reversing the outcome of their
last years meeting. The junior
varsity team also lost by a
score of 2S-19.
RESULTS
103 Pounds
Sanfilippo (P) pinned Bola-
ley (S).
112 Pounds
Leggett (P) Dec. Flowers
(S)-
120 Pounds
Sot (P) pinned Taddeo (S).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17

Goodwill Industries is seek.
ing d on a tions of artificial
limbs and braces to help handi.
capped people throughout the
world, it was announced today
by Chalmer F. Lutz, Goodwill
president.
Limbs and braces collected
here will be turned over to
CARE for overseas shipment
and distribution, he said.
Goodwill was asked to help
with this new project by the
World Rehabilitation Fund. Col
lecting usable articles is a nor
NAL function of the agency
which serves handicapped peo-
pie of Greater Cleveland with
jobs and training.
Mr.. Lutz points out that most
other countries have higher per-
centages of handicapped people
than we have in the United
States. In many places, the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17
Goodwill Seeks Donations
OF Artificial LIMBS Braces

devices are not obtainable, OF
people cannot afford them."
A nationwide campaign fol
limbs and braces is being sup
ported by Goodwill Industrie.
of America, Inc; by 125 Good
wills throughout the United
States, the us. Office of Vo'
cational Rehabilitation, Catholic
Relief Services, the Committee
for the Handicapped of the Peo.
ple-to-People program, Church
World Service and the American
Korean Foundation.
Persons wishing to help may
telephone Goodwill, Henderson
1890.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17

Like House
1850 Edseveser Drive
Lakewood
&c l-4242
These unparalleled
luxury Cp Crtm { nt
buildings offer you the
Ultimate in leis
LIVING.
All hove swimming
pools, portY roons,
restaurants, cir condi-
tioring, offended re-
ception desks in large
lobbies G-d offended
underground garages.
Mold ard vGlet
services are ovdilCble.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17
WresfIers Lose TO Parma

127 Pounds
Turner (P) Dec. Voinovicf
(S).
1873 Pounds
Walko (S) pinned Dunbar
(P).
1873 Pounds
Kroecher (P) Dec. Petch (S)
145 Pounds
Morehart (S) Dec. 10y (P).
154 Pounds
Benton (S) Dec. Grether (P)
165 Pounds
Karban (P) pinned Taskes
(S).
175 Pounds
Shuleva (P) Dec. Dearth (S)
Heavyweight
Highley (S) pinned Trainer
(P).
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17
Service News

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex
Thomas L. Markus, aviation
structural mechanic airman ap-
prentice, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Markus of 1922
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17
BIRTHS
. Robert R. Rispoli, 1852

Mrs. Robert r. Rispoli, 1887
Orinoco, Girl.
Mrs. Wilburt Johnson, 1049
East 125th ST., Boy.
Mrs. Donald Bernard, 14775
Elderwood, Boy.
Mrs. Christenzio c. Virgo,
1871 Page, Girl.
Mrs. Harold j. Rowan, 140O2
Bardwell, Boy.
Mrs. Anthony R. Politi, 1910
Brightwood, Girl.
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ask your wife!) Why not check
our Handy Business Guide and
have a professional do the job
for you?
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LOST something? FOUND
something? The place to tell
about it is in our Classifieds
Call GIL. 1-4383 for quick
results.
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HOME MECHANICS: One
sure way to foul things up is
to try to do all those pesky
home repairs yourself. (Just
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Cage ScrambIes
Still Going Strong
Oklahoma State First

Tulane to boost its record to
l7-2.
Oklahoma State First
The victories gave both Mis-
siSsippi State and Auburn 90
league records with idle Geor-
gia Tech still in the running at
7-3.
Ray Bob Carey's lay-up with
five seconds TO play enabled
host Missouri to gain its two
point victory over Colorado.
Idle Oklahoma State took over
first place in the Big Eight with
To, followed by Kansas State
at 6-2 and Iowa State at 8-3.
Colorado is fourth with a 7-3
record.
Loyola Of Chicago celebrated
its acceptance of a Mideast at
large bid to the NCAA tourna-
ment at the expense OF st.
Johns. The Ramblers. whose
only loss has been to Bowling
Green. boast a 22-l record.
Two other clubs which ac-
cepted post-season tournament
berths yesterday justified their
selections by winning. Miami,
named to the NIT, overwhelmed
Tampa, 1921, for its goth
victory in "a starts. Texas
Western, a Midwest at-large
entrant in the NCAA bracket,
crushed West Texas State, "a
AZ, to boost its record to 1876.
500 for Anderson
Bowling Green followed up
its conquest of Loyola OF
Chicago with a 67-58 triumph
at home over Notre Dame. The
success was the Falcons
seventh in a row and gave
Coach Harold Anderson the
500th win Of his career.
In other games. Northwest
ern nipped Michigan. 1882;
Oklahoma downed Nebraska,
BAIT; Furman topped Virginia,
Tech 1904: Alabama defeated
LSU, 1858, and Vanderbilt
shaded Kentucky, 69-67.
Boston College won the Bos-
ton Beanpot tournament with
a 1888 overtime victory over
Northeastern and Boston Uni
versity rolled over Tufts, 71-52,
in the consolation game.
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Others receiving votes listed alpha
canisius. Colorado, Georgia Tech, HOLY
Cross. Idaho, Indiana. KENTUCKY.
Miami, North Carolina. Kansas state,
Oklahoma state. OREGON State. Pitts
burgh, Providence. st. Joseph's, STAN
ford. Texas Texas Western, UCLA,
Utah State Wake Forest. West Yir-
ginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Eleven cams GetEarIySpots
In Major I ournamentLineuD

'of the NCAA championships
will be held at Freedom Hall
In Louisville, March 1928.
First for LOyOIa
Loyola, competing in the
NCAA tournament for the first
time, takes part in the Mideast
regionals March IL at Evan
ston, Ill. The pairings have not
been announced, but Loyola,
the champion of the Mid
American and Ohio Valley con-
ferences. and another undis-
closed at-large selection will be
involved In a first-round dou-
bleheader.
NYU meets another at-large
representative in one game of
a first-round East regional tri-
ple-header at the Philadelphia
Palestra, March IL. In the 9TH
er games the Middle Atlantic
Conference winner meets the
Ivy titlist and the Southern
Conference champion faces the
Yankee Conference leader.
Lubbock, Tex, will be the site
Of the Midwest eliminations.
March 8. Colorado State, Texas
Western and Oklahoma City,
along with the Southern Con-
ference champion. win be in
volved in a le-header, with
the pairings still to be decided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Baltimore JC
CIinches LIST in
Tri-Stute PLAY

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Baltimore Junior Col
lege shook off a late rush by
Montgomery Junior College and
nailed down first place in the
State Conference last night
with a 1866 victory.
Baltimore thus earned top
seeding and Montgomery second
place in the conference cham
pionship tournament, which
starts Friday at Suitland High
School.
Baltimore. dominating the
rebounding and picking off
errant passes throughout the
game. moved out to a 1920
margin at halftime on the way
to its 21st victory in % games.
Its conference record is 16-l.
Montgomery narrowed the
deficit to 46-43 with IL min
utes remaining, and then sue
cumbed to its second defeat by
Baltimore. The Knights lost
no other conference games,
while winning IL. Their overall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Burrows Lifts
Southeastern

Southea S tern University,
given new life by Lou Burrows
three foul shots in the last 10
seconds Of regulation time, es-
capped with a 1896 victory In
overtime last night at Bowie
State Teachers.
Burrows made the first free
throw. He then intentionally
missed the second shot, got the
rebound, was fouled again and
made two more foul shots to
tie the score. $3.50. In the extra
period Southeastern made three
straight field goals to go ahead
permanently and win its fifth
game in 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Terp Swimmers
Win 9th in Row

Maryland took 10 Of IL first
places and defeated Duke. ga
81, in swimming yesterday at
College Park.
II was the ninth consecutive
victory for the unbeaten Ter
rapins this season and their
fourth in the Atlantic Coast
Conference competition. The
Blue Devils, now 5-4, are 3-3
In conference meets.
Hugh Roddin Of Brooklyn
tied a Terrapin mark when he
swan the 200-yard backstroke
in 2:l6.2. equaling the record
set by Tom Wingate In 1861.
The Terps face North Caro-
lima and North Carolina State
this week end In meets that
will decide the regular-season
conference crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
QUICK RESPONSE
$500 KnothoIe Bids
Arrive in First Mail

II the new ownership Of the
Senators had any doubts about
youthful interest in the ball
club, they we're cleared away
by the first response to The
Stars 1868 Knothole Club
membership campaign.
An announcement in The
Star Sunday opened the door
for membership applications. In
the first mail delivery that fol-
lowed, there were an estimated
$500 letters from the young
baseball fans.
This amazing first-day total
was a very pleasant surprise
70 Joe Burke, BUSINESS mana
ger Of the Senators. Burke has
said that he does not want TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

put a numerical limit on the
Knothole Club this season. but
If the response continues in
that enthusiastic vein he may
have to change his mind.
The club is open to anyone
is years old or less. Members
will be admitted free to IL Of
the Senators games. All Ameri-
can League opponents are rep
resented on the Knothole
schedule.
The only requirements for
membership are that tn e
youngsters agree 10 abide by
the simple rules Of good be-
havior and that they enclose
a stamped, self-addressed re-
turn envelope with their appn-
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

A double header matching
Seattle against Oregon State,
and Utah State against the
Western Athletic Conference
winner comprises the first
round of the Far West Region
ais, March II, at Eugene. Greg.
An NIT spokesman said that
six teams have been sent in
vitations, with Miami, Provi-
dence and Canisius the only
ones to respond so far.
Pittsburgh Q6-4) has dis
closed that it has received a
bid for the NIT and the ath-
letic office confirmed that the
Is being considered.
A school spokesman said that
Pitt is awaiting a possible at
large bid to the NCAA tourna-
ment before making a deci-
sion. If the Panthers are in
vited to the NCAA competition,
they probably will accept it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19
Bearcats Hold
TOpSpot,Duke
Moves Into I'd
BY the Associated Press

Cincinnati kept a strong hold
on Its position as the No.
college basketball team in the
country today despite the up
set which snapped its 37-game
winning streak.
While the Bearcats we're
losing their first game since
January 10, 1862. to Wichita,
1854, last Saturday night
their closest pursuerl tornstlo
al honors. Loyola of ChicAGo,
also was taking 1t on the chin
Loyola bowed to Bowling Green,
92-75, for its first defeat OF the
season.
AS a result of these develop
ments, the Associated Press
panel Of sports writers and
broadcasters decided Cincin-
natl still should be rated the
Nations best team but that
Loyola, loser by II points,
couldn't be figured better than
third The Chicagoans fell to
third place behind Duke, which
racked up a couple of one-sided
victories.
Cincinnati, cunning for its
third straight National COL
legiate Athletic Association
championship, drew "a of the
AZ first-place votes while all
Of the other eight went to
Duke.
The weekly Top Ten under
went considerable juggling as
the result of the rash Of upsets.
Arizona State moved up into
fourth place, followed in order
by Ohio State, Illinois, Wichita,
Mississippi State. Auburn and
New York University. .
Newcomers to the list are
Wichita. Auburn and NYU. in
seventh. ninth and 10th
places, respectively. They re-
placed No. Z Colorado, beaten
by Iowa State. 1850; No. 9
Stanford, which lost TO Cali
fornia, 61-60. and No. 10
Georgia Tech, beaten by Louis
vile. 1878.
The Top Ten with first place
votes in parentheses and total
points based on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-
4-3-2-1 basis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-19

Totals 20 10 % Total 20 10 o
Halftime: Southeastern. 34-25.
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Gregory Peck Files
For Rucinq CoIors

LONDON, Feb. 10 CAP). -
Film star Gregory Peck, who
recently bought National Stee-
plechase entry owens Sedge,
registered his horse racing COL
ors-navy blue, white seam, red
and white quartered cap
Monday.
Owens Sedge is a 25-l betting
shot in the National due to be
run over Aintree's grueling 80
obstacles March 30.
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West May Be Out
Two More Weeks

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 tAP).
- Jerry West OF the Los An
geles Lakers has aggravated a
muscle Injury and may not
play for two more weeks.
West, who leads all Lakers
except Elgin Baylor in scoring.
already has missed eight games
because Of a pulled hamstring
muscle. He had been expected
10 play against the Warriors in
San Francisco tonight. How
ever. he slipped Sunday while
lifting one Of his children and
pulled the muscle again.
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Tulane to boost its record to
l7-2.