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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03
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Fires Are Fasinating
Only to Us Spectators

FIRES AXE FASCINATING. A fire is fascinating
wach-tha is if you don't have to fight it or
have any personal property or loved involved.
If you fireman or it is your home business or
other property going up in fame it's more hard work
and tragic than fascinating.
These thoughts occur to write about the
$4,000 fire that struck the building Euclid
Lake Front.
To us, an observer, this particular blaze had its
humorous aspects well as it's sad side.
We found the humor in the stubborness OF a barber
Alex Deak, and his customer, Jim Branard.
AS smoke beloved fror, the second and third floor OF
the building are Deak calmly kept at his task OF clipping
Brainard who seemed equally unconcerned
Deak who haS been at the location, 1885 Euclid for
the past 5 yeaH said it would take than fire to
force him close shop especially after he had just paid
the months rent.
Rrainard explained that he has been having his hair
by Deak for many years and this time to quit
him.
However, some 100 spectators who had gathered to
watch remen fight the blaze for two hours Monday after
noon, left wondering.
ON THE TRAGIC SIDE, there the three persons
who were left homeless and taken of by the
Red Cross They Carol Schoen Gertrude Knapp and
Anthony Dill.
We talked to Dill as he watched the fire and it was
a sad sight, indeed.
He had been the store and came back to smoke
pouring from his apartment and firemen pulling hose
through window in his suite
We tears streaming down his face as ne muttered
the futlity of it all.
1t wasn't so much the loss in dollars and cents said
Dill the thought of losing the home he had known for
25 years.
Yes a fire is fascinating to watch and has its humor
sometimes, but mostly it's hard work and tragic
CORRECTION. For those who might be confused in
annual review last week. it the year 1862 were
reviewing and NOT 1892 as it out in the paper.
CONGRATULATIONS in order for the citizens Of
East Cleveland who far the police are concerned
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Club News
Gardeners Will
Meet Tuesday

Gardeners Will
Meet Tuesday
The next meeting of The
Terrace Garden Club will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ken
meth d. Scott, 1924 Brewster,
Tuesday at Ills p. m.
DEAR GORDON: Please
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Hitting Away Easily Wins
Royal Palm Cap at Hia|eah

0:23b, O:462s, 1:O92S and
1:341s.
Hitting Away paid $3.50,
S4.40 and $3.50. Sunrise Flight
returned $4 and $3.10 and
Rough Note was $3.50 to show
In addition TO the New Years
and Royal Palm victories, Mr..
Fitz-trained horses have won
the City Of Miami Beach, Brow
ard and Hibiscus Handicaps
and the Jasmine Stakes.
John Fitzsimmons, son of the
trainer, said 1t was one Of Hit
ting Always best races.
MY father will make the
decision o nwhether to run Hit
ting Away in the Seminole Feb
ruary g." he said. The Semi
mole is a $50,000 added tuneup
for the Widener.
The crowd OF 21,584 wag-
cred $2,102,037 on the nine
race program, the first time
that Hialeah has exceeded 81
million wagering so early in a
season. Betting is up 3 per
cent for the first nine days
over the corresponding period
last year. Attendance is up a
per cent.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
MRS. LADEWIG ALSO WINS
Weber Keeps Title
In AII-Stor BOWLING

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 26 (AP)
Dick Weber Of st. Louis kept
his crown in the All-Star bowl
ing tournament tonight by
whipping Billy Welu. 642-59l,
in the championship round.
Weber pocketed a $4,000
check after rolling games of
233, 204 and 205. Welu, also Of
st. Louis, shot 205. 206 and 1870.
Marion Ladewig of Grand
Rapids, Mich, won her eighth
All-Star women's title and
$4,000 by defeating Bobbie
Shaler Of Chicago, 586-578.
Welu won the qualifying
trophy and Weber was second
through the 18th round.
Don Carter, four-time cham
pion from st. Louis, took third
place by beating Robbie Robin
son of Wilmington, Del, 677-
sos. Carter won $4,000, and
Robinson took the fourth
place prize of $4,000.
Ted Hoffman. jr., Of Phila-
delphia won fifth place and
$4,000. He defeated Ed Lu-
banski OF Detroit, 655-6i5. Lu-
banski earned $4,000 for sixth
place.
Pat Patterson. a teammate
Of Weber and Carter, finished
seventh 10 win $3.50 after
beating John Powell. Jr.. Of
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Injured Fighter
Is Discharged
From Hospital

Leonard (Snook) Shelton,
carried from the ring Friday
night after being knocked out
in a l47-pound novice bout in
the Golden Gloves tournament,
was discharged by Washington
Hospital Center yesterday aft
er less than "a hours under
observation.
Shelton repeatedly suffered
a conclusion. He did not re-
gain complete consciousness in
the dressing room at Capitol
Arena. He was then taken to
the hospital.
DR.. Clark Halstead, the ring
physician, said 1t was the first
injury of this type in the Gold
en- Gloves in about five years.
Meanwhile, the sponsoring
District AAU moved ahead
with the tournament by sched-
uling 20 bouts for the second
round next Friday night at
the Arena.
Fifteen Of the bouts will be
in the novice division, ranging
from the 119-pound class
through heavyweight. Four of
the five senior bouts will be in
the 156-pound class and the
other at l65.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
ROMPs BY 5M ON COAST j:
Crimson Satan EasyVictor

won the 1858 Santa Anita
Handicap.
Crimson Satan is owned by
Peter Salmen's Crimson King
Farm of Kentucky and with
his victory went past the half
million dollar mark in earn
ings.
Crimson Satan paid $3.40,
$3.50 and $2.4O; Pirate Cove
$3.50 and $3.50 and DR.. Kacy
$4.20.
This was the eighth stakes
triumph for the long-legged
chestnut son of Spy Song. He
was the 1861 2-year-old cham
pion but was a failure in most
of the big 3-year-old races last
year.
The track and the crowd
got a break in the weather. II
turned, bright after previous
days Of gloom, cold and the
threat Of rain.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

assisted to the dressing room
after the accident. 1t was not
Immediately known how long
Hull will be out of action.
The Hawks, protecting their
hold on first place, broke open
"a scoreless game with the Sec
ond-period scoring by Murray
Balfour, Hull and Ron Muir
ply.
Glenn Hall turned in an
acrobatic job of goal tending
in stopping every Detroit thrust
for his fourth shutout of the
season. He had 30 saves COM
pared to "a by Detroit's Hank
BaSsen.
Hull's momentum carried
him into the goal post. He
started at center ice and came
in alone at Bassen, who stopped
the shot. But Hull went down
and his sliding body swept the
puck into the net.
A matinee crowd of 1898,
largest this season at Olympia
Stadium, watched the rough
game in which 16 penalties
were called.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Bogus Tickets
For $1,000 Are
Cushed at Track

ARCADIA, Calf. CAP).
Santa Anita Race Track Off
cials disclosed tonight that
during the first few days Of
the current meeting someone
cashed more than $4,000 in
counterfeit mutuel tickets.
George Haines, manager Of
the pari-mutuel department at
the track, said new procedures
have been instituted to check
the cashing Of tickets, and no
counterfeits have been detected
in the last 10 days.
One man was questioned aft
er he tried to cash one of the
bogus tickets. He claimed he
bought it from another man
in a bar at the track. He was
not detained. Since that Incl
dent no phony tickets have
been presented, Haines said.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Clemson Edges
Furmun, 74-73

CLEMSON. s. c., Jan. 26
| (AP).-A foul shot by Woody
Morgan with nine seconds left
enabled Clemson 10 slip by
Furman tonight. 74-73, in a
game that was tied 10 times.
The defeat was Furman's
iith In II starts Eight Of the
Southern Conference schools
losses have been by three points
Of less. Clemson is 6-8 overall.
An Atlantic Coast Confer
ence record for consecutive free
throws was broken by Clemson
Guard Jim Brennan. who made
his first three shots from the
line TO give him Il straight this
season. This bettered a mark
of 80 set by Wake Forests
Jack Murdock In 1857.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
VPI Edges
Cavaliers

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan
.26 (AP).-Virginia Tech surged
into a 10-point second-half
lead and then barely stood off
Virginia's closing rally here to-
night for a 1878 basketball
victory over the Cavaliers.
The triumph ended a four
game losing streak for the
Techmen and enabled them to
even their record at TT in a
disappointing season. 1t was
Techs first road victory since
its season-opening upset al
Kentucky.
Virginia, getting a 28-point
performance from Gene Engel
held a 40-39 lead at halftime
but Virginia Tech picked ur
the tempo Of its game after in
termission and finally took the
lead for keeps at 45-44 on Lee
Melear's Jump shot.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

Toledo, Ohio, SOL 1926. Powell's
eighth-place prize is S1,700.
In the women's division n
Betty Kuczynski Of Chicago
finished third to win $4,000
when she beat her teammate
Joy Abel, 573-540. Miss Abel
who currently holds the ma
tional doubles title with Mis-:
Kuczynski, won $1,000 fol
fourth place.
Miss Abel, who finished sec
ond in the 1862 tournament by
nine pins, had another heart
breaking experience when she
missed a shot at the title by
one pin.
Donna Zimmerman Of Akron,
Ohio, took fifth place and $3.50
by outscoring Nan Chianchiano
of Saddle Brook, N. j., 645-566,
Mrs. Chianchiano got $500 for
sixth place.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

feature last year and the New
Years Day Handicap at Tropi-
cal Park, was alongside Try
Cash as the field broke from
the gate. Hitting Away quickly
took over the lead. was -four
lengths in front after they
made the first half-mile and
maintained his margin along
the backstretch.
The 5-year-old bay son of
Ambiorix began to loaf around
the far turn and the field
closed in on him but he pulled
away to a 5-length lead turn
ing for home to win $20,702.50
for his owner.
The time was only three
fifths of a second slower than
the track record of LAT set by
Bold Ruler, also trained by the
88-year-old Fitzsimmons, on
March 2, 1857.
Fractional times were:
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HiuIeuh Results

Ist-,s3,5o0; cling; 3 VII 8 fur,
Pride Of Anthony Miller $40 ESQ
Jet Tune (ThOTnburE) 100
Two More. Rattan Quiz. My Happy
pay. Nellie TigeT Doll Cry, Arc Lsmp' mp
Time, l;l2as.
Hur'eane Hattie (B'm) $40 l.5O $50
Roman Race Grant $50 6.90
Rufientumble LADY (HartAck) 6.iO
Cliff Hanger. Great Am. Rip m
Nae Ass Bius mIss ssa satS9 Asts5 sPs oS1ss qsy
Bumper to Bumper. Time, i;llb.
DAILY DOUBLE u.s. PAID sss.IO
3d-s4. 600. cling: 3 yrs q fur.
A. the Palace tC'b'rsl $3.50 1880 I.60
Rose Elizabeth tROtxb f.6O 3.On
Abby's Crown tBroussar6 I.20
Looking Ahead. Noble Kitten, Wee
Bonnie Lass. Featherstep. Ranta. Sea
New, Time, III,
4th-Si, 500: cling: 4 yr. a up: 7 fur.
GAY Orchid tAdamsl i1.iO 100 $40
Carroll County tErrieo) ii,1O so
v vsnsStiVo' Grand John. hssfTy Ty
Sovereign. Lansing Lane, Under water
Ally, Bully Copper. Time i:23is.
bth-=zSb, 900; alw.; 3 yri Q fur.
sky wonder lBurrl $50 $3.50 2.10
Match wits RiGEottl $50 60
Cheshire (Sellersl $50
King's fdYl, Time Time, Keep
er's Choice, Do Declare, Heatherbow,
Night Final, John v. Or, oiddings,
sunstruok Time, i0ots
Bth--sb, 900: Alv.; ! yrt 2 fur
Sol Invietus (Hsrronj f5.iO 800 500
Hot Dust iGustinesl go f.tO
Sum DUN MD (Burrl $40
First Break. No Reprieve. Superior
Parent, Rapparee. The Gent, Investor.
No oraM Fallsey. Little Monkey.
Time i.23Aa.
7th-s25, 900 added Royal Palm Hep. /:
y, A. upi Y mi an - "a
sunrise FllEht Adams 100 sic
RouEh Note lCombestD ~ so
Try Cash, Below Deck. Wise Flush
iug Sensitive a Nickel Boy, Mister
Pitt. Poryenir H. Tin God. Time,
Little NJ Farm. .Elmendori entry.
slh--g $4,000. Alw.; 4 ". 4 upj fur
Third Martini Blum 1880 NO t.20
81, Tfopeg tnrooksl 800 100
Fierldlsn BAY lBolAndl 500
Count Narokan, Pat Cat Top Lease,
Crafty Actor, Time iiO0h.
9th s6,OOOi cling yr up, ih mi.
Good Oh ,Errleol tiiO iD.2O ii.7o
sDon Rlekles tAdamsl $40 5.tO
Maeaco II. Audience. Hades' BAR
l,,ho 1ssho Xmas Highway Range.
'Dead heat for second.
Attendance, ai,Ssi. Handle, sa,IOg.O3I.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
FdVOrifes Bow
InSemifinaIsof
Women 'sGOIf

HOLLYWOOD, Fla, Jan. 26
(AP) Phyllis Preuss of Pom
pano Beach, Fla. and Jean
Ashley of Chanute, Kans., up
set the favorites today on the
first hole of a sudden death
playoff in semifinals Of the
Women's international Four
Ball golf championship.
Miss Ashley dropped in a g.
foot putt on the 10Th hole for
a par and a victory over Cookie
Swift Berger of Eggertsville,
N. Y, and Marge Burns Of
Greensboro, N. c.
The winners meet a pair Of
home town golfers, Nancy
Roth and 16-year-old Margo
Michaels in the 36-hole final
tomorrow.
Miss Ashley, "a, and Miss
Preuss, a 23-year-old Curtis
Cupper failed to get birdie.
They we're 5-over-par, but Mrs.
Berger, half of last years win
ming team, and Miss Burns
have had trouble with their
golf this week, squeaking
through each match by a sin
gle stroke.
The Hollywood team gained
the finals with a 4-and-3 deci-
sion over Barbara Fitton of
Hamilton, Ohio, and Pat Hahn
Of Wilmington Del.
Miss Roth made brides on
the sixth, eight and 18th holes
and Miss Michaelis won the
match, with a 12-foot putt on
the 18th.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

The feature, named in honor
of the late DR.. Charles F..
Strub, founder of this track,
replaced the $100,000-added
Santa Anita Maturity.
Fourth In the rush to the
wire was Decidedly, who won
the 1862 Kentucky Derby and
nothing else since.
DR.. John H. broke on top as
Hinojosa took Crimson Satan
back.
Ismael Valenzuela had Pirate
Cove in the lead as they start
ed down the backstretch and
Crimson Satan had only two
horses beaten at that point.
However, midway down the
backstretch Crimson Satan
suddenly began to pass horses,
and at the far turn he had
lead Of almost two lengths.
Coming TO the head of the
stretch, as the crowd howled in
excitement, Crimson Satan in
Evening star., 1963-01-27

MIAMI, Jan. 26 (AP).-
Ogden Phipps' Hitting Away
led from the start and won the
$3l,8 $50 Royal Palm Handicap
today at Hialeah to give Train
er Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons his
sixth stakes victory Of the
Florida season.
Hitting Away, carrying tor
weight Of 1913 pounds, ran the
mile and an eighth In 1:473:
under Jockey jobs Sellers and
finished 214 lengths in front OF
Little M Farms Sunrise Flight
ridden by Larry Adams.
Mrs. Eleanora r. Sears
Rough Note, only Florida bred
in the field of IL, finished third
and Forrest II. Lindsay's Below
Deck was fourth.
Others in order were Try
Cash, Mister Pitt, Sensitive
Tin God, Nickel Boy, Porvenir
II and Wise Flushing.
Hitting Away, winner Of this
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creased his lead to six lengths
and from there on it was a
question of how much he
would win by.
Hinojosa, who flew here to
ride the favorite, took him in
hand approaching the wire,
which was about all the work
he had to do.
Hinojosas biggest job was
getting the colt to the post.
Crimson Satan can be most
stubborn and delayed the start
by about two minutes.
He's been known to take a
bite at another horse, too,
which he did in the Jersey
Derby last year. He took a
swipe at Admirars Voyage in
the stretch run, finished first
and then was disqualified.
Crimson Satan took a healthy
nibble at another racing COM
.panion here in the San Carlos
Handicap but missed.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. 26
(AP) Crimson Satan literally
ran off from the field to win
the $137,4OO Charles H. strub
Stakes at Santa Anita today.
The odds-on-favorite with a
crowd Of about $4,000, Crimson
Satan romped in by 534 lengths
to take the $92,400 top prize
in the first running of the
stakes.
Sixteen 4-year-olds went to
the post in the mile-and-a-
quarter feature and Crimson
Satan, who never needed a
touch of Jockey Herb Hino-
josa's whip, won as he pleased.
Pirate Cove, an entry for H.
B. Keck, was second and Rex
c. Ellsworth's DR.. Kacy third.
The time was 2:003s, as
compared to the track rec
ord of l:59s by the Kerr
Stables Round Table when he
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Baltimore j.
GaIIaudei

Gallaude College dropped its
second Mason-Dixon Confer
ence basketball game of the
season tonight. losing to Balti-
more University, 1911, at CAL
laudet.
Gallaudet's fourth loss in IL
games dropped the team from
second to third place in South
ern Division standings. Three
Gallaudet players went out on
fouls in the final minutes of
the game.
Gallaudet led at halftime,
1885, and was ahead. 64-60,
with 5 minutes left in the game.
Baltimore then applied a fore
court press. which proved ef-
fanffxo
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Jackson PAGES
Howard Mutmen

Staley Jackson, two : time
CIAA champion. led Howard
University's wrestlers TO a %
II triumph yesterday over the
Norfolk division Of Virginia
State.
jackson, who is undefeated
this season, pinned Robert
Brooks In $40 in the 1877
pound bracket TO help Howard
even its record this season at
2-2.
iib pounds - James Smith (vsl
pinned Alfred Brock. All. i23-Jo-
seph Harris IN def. David Walker,
p-7. f3O--Eric zones I'D pinned Rob
ert Hadden, "a. i31--Dfaw between
Wfllie Jones tHl and Montgomery Lo-
max tVSl, SO. HI Malcolm Avery
VS. def. Bill Lawson. a., ib1--Sta-
ley jackson lHl pinned Robert Brooks,
k.2O. iB7-John Dslfado III pinned
Robert Eley, fi2, i1T-.Charles Allen
CHl pinned Thomas Knight ABS. fas
David Mack VS. pinned Wayne
Howell .3S. Unlimited George Fos-
ter tH def. Ray Edmunds, s-8.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Bobby Hull Injured
As Black Hawks Win

DETROIT, Jan. 26 (AP) -
The Chicago Black Hawks
blanked the Detroit Red Wings,
30, today but temporarily lost
the services of ace Bobby Hull
who was injured after scoring
a goal in the Hawks 3-goal
second period.
Hull, winner OF the National
Hockey League scoring crown
for the last two years, crashed
into the goal post after making
the Hawks second goal. He was
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Buezu Set Down
For Five Days

ARCADIA. Calf. Jan. 26
tAP) Jockey Braulio Baeza
was suspended today for five
days, and the ban will cost
him mounts In three stake
races at Santa Anita Park next
week.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Frederick Tops
Southeastern

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Jan. 2e
(SpeciaD. - Joe Grotenrath
scored 20 points for Southeast.
ern but it wasn't enough to
stave off a second defeat by
Frederick College here tonight.
! 85-60.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Badgers Win
Over ST. John S

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 26
(AP). - Wisconsin's basketball
team shook off its mid-season
doldroms today and scored an
easy 85-52 victory over st.
Johns of New York.
The non-conference triumph
snapped a two-game losing
streak and elevated the Badg-
ers to an 8-5 record overall.
For st. Johns the loss was
a frustrating opener to a Mid
west tour that will take the
Redmen to Milwaukee for a
game with Marquette Monday,
then home Thursday to meet
Bowling Green. st. Johns sea-
son record now is 3-8.
st. Johns took 80 shots in
the first half and sank only
five. Wisconsin hit 16 Of 80
to lead, 1918, at halftime.
Wisconsin's Jack Brens led
the scoring with 19 points. He
was aided by Ken Siebel with
Is and Dave Grams who col
lected IA in his first starting
assignment of the season.
Francis O'Hara was high for
st. Johns with IA.
EVANSTON. H., Jan. 26
(AP) Enjoying its finest per-
formance on offense this sea-
son, Northwestern hammered
Purdue, 96-82, and dropped the
Boilermakers into the Big Ten
basketball cellar today.
1t was Northwestern's first
conference triumph in four
tries this year while Purdue is
now the only team without a
Big Ten victory, suffering its
fifth successive conference
defeat.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
Prince Georges
Scores, o4-40

Prince Georges Community
College cleared its bench in the
first half and still had plenty
of firepower to fashion a 94-40
victory over Anne Arundel
Community College last night
Of C,iit1ood LIioh
Evening star., 1963-01-27

Halftime. Gallaudet. 1895.
Personal Fouls-Baltimore Binder
sauter i, Ellbatt /. whorton 3. Gal
laudet: Van Newell g. Bittner s, Milli-
gan Cooper 4, Milford 1. Goodstin
4. Barnett l. Reineck 8.
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Skinner Adds
Punch as Gu
Wins Eighth

CHESTERTOWN, Md, Jan.
l6 Especially Catholic Uni
versity has a four-game win
ming streak going, and part of
the reason may be that the
Cardinals one-two punch has
become three.
While Gene Koran and Bill
Leahy combined for only %
points last night, Walt Skinner
almost doubled his previous in
dividual high and scored 80 as
the Cardinals routed Washing
ton College, 84-57, here last
night. 1t was Gus eighth VIC
tory in IA games.
Koran, Gus all-time scoring
leader, and Leahy, an invalu-
able sidekick, had been averag-
ing 40 points between them, but
last nights drop came in ex-
tenuating circumstances. With
Catholic holding a 44-26 half
time edge, each saw only 10
minutes of action in the second
period. Leahy finished with is
points, Koran 10.
SINNERS 13-for-22 shooting
job from the floor and his
game-high total came after a
solid defensive job in Gus VIC
tory last week over Kings Col
lege. He's beginning to fill a
valuable two-way assignment.
While things are looking up
for the Cardinals, Washington
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SPINGARN RALLY
CONQUERS VOLTS
Spingarn. trailing by sever
SeweII and Thompson
Make PooIesviIIe Go

Ed Sewell and Ohio Thomp-
son, a pair Of diminutive guards,
have spanked little Poolesville
High School to some impressive
basketball performances against
larger Montgomery County
schools.
Sewell scored % points and
Thompson added IA yesterday
as Poolesville defeated Einstein,
a Class A school, STAB, at Elm
stein.
Poolesville, which has only sc
boys in the 10th through 18th
grades, is the only Glass c
school in Montgomery County.
However, Coach Bob Mowen's
team is the defending Maryland
champion in its class.
Sewell, 5-foot-8, and Thomp-
son, ST, connected on long
shots from the outside and driv-
ing layups to keep Einstein off
balance.
Tom Hopkins and John Gas
sage scored Is and IL points,
respectively, for Einstein, a
tirst-year school.
Poolesville has beaten the
Titans twice. Peary, Sherwood,
Thurmont and Longfellow this
season. The losses have been to
Springbrook and Richard Mont
gomery In overtime, George
town Prep and Whitman.
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Control Tactics
Fail as Stuart
Tops dguars

Falls Church High School
controlled the ball for almost
IA of the first 10 minutes
against Stuart yesterday at
Stuart, but the hosts managed
"a 81 halftime lead and went
on to a 1925 victory.
The Jaguars attempted only
two shots in the first half, both
within the last 20 seconds and
both wide of the mark. They
got their first field goal after
more than a minute of play in
the third period.
The game was a makeup of
a contest showed out December
81 and represented some i'm
provement on the part Of the
Jaguars, who we're mauled by
Stuart, 81-56, last Saturday