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924-4000
HnWARn HnTIATI

HUWAhU CUUNII
PLEASURE. AND PROFIT -Attrac-
tive brick, home, In midst Of land
y for easy Committing. 2vS acres
future city"
GAINESVILLE - All-brick rancher,
in excel. cond., with attractive in
terror features. Full bSmt. and large
screened. porch, Walking dist. to
parochial school.
IS ACRES Suitable small horse
farm. Good land with stream, Gus
tom built rancher with unusually
Call Mrs. Adams, AT. 6-753S or
Mrs. Shaw, KE. l-5ll0.
PIERRE c. DUGAN & NEPHEW
ClarksVille Branch Ssl-sAsa
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FARMS


ALI SIZES. prices and loeationI
~ Southern MARYLAND. POI fur
thar Information call RI. 6-sO6O.
ANDY MOORE, Realtor
ARE Y0u nTERESTED IN bQVi1S
q good e-acre farm one hour souls
Of D. G for less tan 70 esntI Per
dayl u. l-o9s6.
ATTRACTIVE FARATETTE, over &
acres Ice. barn. ether bidEs., cd
home on nice setting, priced
SllsS00s easy terms.
llh ACRES-Gentls rolling Land,
wooded with Ice. shade trees, com,
plete with wei and septic tank,
priced 800 per acre.
l27-ACRE waterfront farm. exec.
Post haroqTs On Proteetiys cove q
home n excel. cond-s. complete
complete farm hides. A rSsl IN
farm al So 500, terms.
COMMUTERS DELIGHT - Approx,
acre with Ice. 7-bedrm. ranch
home Nv. rm.s din rm., kit, Lee.
family I'm. with firepl., carport,
Ice. garoen area, additional land
available priced 1880, terms.
Other FARMS homes and acreage %
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
DIAL 3oi-e34-sl37
Ia Plata. ND. ALWAYS OPEN
BRICK CAPE COD DWELLING, {
rms BATH furnace on corner lot N
Mt. Airy. Additional 3-rm. dwelling
renting for $50 per mo. All for
s.rm. dwelling. hOt-yatsr heat. :
baths. Can b used for apis.
Large new Tear garage with hard
surface drive In Mt. Airy. sll,1S0,
II. p. BURDETTE & son, RIAL
TOR, Mt. AIRY, ND. PH. l13.
Eve. and Sun. Ph. Mr.. Pryor ON.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

ESTABLISHED BUSNESS-Wants Z
separate offices, 1000 and 1000 So.
f., In 2 to story bldg, in good D.
c; location outside downtown area
with utilities and parking for IS
cars: Prefer but not limited to up
per Wisconsin ave. Occup a n y
spring, 1864. VIII consider some
renovation investment. Box lA9-H,
Star.
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w. VA.-455 ACRES
Cattle farm along Route 50 at Ka-
User, 2 houses, 2 barns, 2 silos,
close town, price $SS,0oo, with
$4,000 down. -
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PA.-6U ACRES
Cottage set high. good view. close
town, ~ mi. on State I'd. Plenty
Of timber. Close lge. gas well,
adjoins game preserve. Best Of
hnptfpO "a R00
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ALI eIZE8, price1 and loeationI
- Southern MARYLAND. FoF fur
thar Information call RI. $1,000.
] ANDY MOORE. RealtOr
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DOCTORS
NOW LEASING
Being readied for occupancy, new
de luxe air cond. offices or suites
to be custom designed for YOU
needs. Prime location across from
new Hilton Hotel On Conn. ave. s.
per 81. n. Udls. Incl. Parking
availble.
STUART A. BERNSTEIN 4 co.
~ st5J Mr. Cchafr
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COUNTRY ESTATES

175-ACRE ESTATE
Beautiful, completely restored 18th
century ancestral home surround
ed by 40 cultivated acres, another
81 fenced for cattle, balance In for
CALL SUN. NOON TO SP.M.
ROUTH ROBBINS
COMMERCIAL DIVISION
836-6200, Ext. 10
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SHOPPING CENTER

SILVER SPRING, Ga. Ave. -Busi
ness District, 33x7S deep, air cond.
plus 30x33-ft. bsmt. area, Only S45C
mo. plus cleo. For details call MR.
THOMPSON, JU. e-e344. Ewes. OIL
2-e5o2, c. M. MARSTELLER. JR.
REAITOR.
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APPROXIMATELY 90 ACRES-RoIl-
ing lands, mostly cleared. Beaut.
setting, trees and shrubs. Very old
Maryland home. S57 800.
LEISNER & HANSON
Dial direct no toll. 627-4oso
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Closed on Sunday

90 ADERHO REALTY co.
2S3-2163 List With Us 743-2q5l
ABOVE COLESVILLE!-2-acre Iotsi
City water, paved road, quiet coun-
Try living! $3.50 up. Easy terms.
Call EV. 4-7363.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 1920
ACCOKEEK, MD, the Moygone
Reserve-5-acre homesites Ia es-
tablished residential community,
with woods. fields, ravines. Land
use covenants for your protec-
THE PIsCATAwAY CO.. INC.
Blu. 3-2121. Sun. 9 to s PM
ACC0KEEK-lh acre, beautiful,
wooded, level. Only $3.50. terms
RUBIN, INC, Blu. 3-24S2, Blu.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ABOUT
AMAZING

CHARLES COUNTY
1. 2 acres cleared. $1,000 DIN.
2. 10 mr. Rte. sO1, $4,000 cash
3. % acres plus. $4,000
4. 20 acres, $4,000. terms
5. 40 acres. $50. 600. terms
6. tobacco, corn. wheat farm and
equipment on over 90 acres
z. 4 acres plus, with a business
on Rte. 301, good terms.
8. IL plus acres, make offer. terms.
q. 60 acres plus. make offer
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MAYNE REALTY co.
924-4000
.John b Offutt

John B. Offutt
S7-A. stock farm house and b. barn.
20 and 20 machine she'd other
20 A. bluegrass bottom, large creek
Of water running throng y. Ls sss N y
down do :. bal s..,! finance ra Sil0 'OH'O' "a
7s.A "a, a dairy WI farm. 20 sd. DC. dairy
barn. s-rm. house, b. and b., al
hardwood floors, full cement base
ment, 20-A, bluegrass bottom large
creek Of water through II. Front on
State I'd, B. Barn l5xIO. SilO l2x5Q
Near Frederick. Bargain at SA5sOOO
u cash, bal. finance.
JOHN B. OFFUTT, Realtor
u F PHONE sa E CODE s6ieSSa.sssi1 -
LEESBURG, 5o0-acre dairy farm; I
houses, z lakes. Paved road. FAIR.
FAX REALTY CIR. 3-24oIs OK
5000.
LOUDOUN COUNTY-l3 mi. from
Dulles Airport. 100 acres, farm
house, barn and other bldgs. To be
sold at public auction Saturday
Noyember 90, 1858 to settle estate.
For details call K1. S-eel5.
LOUDOUN Co.'s acres. ll-rm.
modern farm house q apis. posi-
Good barns, pond site. Hurry on
this, 50, 500. u down.
J Acres, Potomac r. frontage. Sec
luded 7.rm. house. Scenic views.
4 Acres in town. Attractive house
with extra apt. Lovely grounds
barns, views.
HAROLD E. BRUCE
Real Estate 7o3-s22.Sll1
MIDDLEBURG-l7o acres. Old brick
$500. 5000. FAIRFAX REALTY, OR.
3-2lo7, DIR. 5000.
MONTGOMERY CO., DICKE r
SON-2lo arce farm with improve
ments, priced at $4,000. 5. z: Bo-
giey, P0.2-blSl, eyes,, Mr.. Blue
bond, P0. 7-6sll.
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oUUIhhlsN MAhfLAND hEALIY
IAHATI Az NJ" '-y AZ WsIxe opv,,
ca, CARROLL CO. MD.

-. WV NANbSO1 AhE1A
lIoACRE dairy farm. Everything
barns. 4 Silos and other odd build
ings. A real show place. Must Be
seen to be appreciated.
lYQ-ACRE dairy farm. VIII sell with
AL farm equip. and excel. Holstein
herd or farm alone. Priced very
reas. Cal Don Pifer.
S, =. BOGLEY, REALTORS
~. 2-ol5l PO. 2-30lS
Cash FOR FARM, 30-lso acres
within 50 mi. Wash. Prefer Va.
WAPLE. lzz6 llth NV, AID. l-7oos.
Charles H. Jamison, Inc.
IS A. s-rm. center-hall white frame
house. hv. I'm. frepl., din. nm.
firepl., lge. family-size kit, Z mas
ter.size bedrms.s bath, fun attic,
gtoker furnace IN baEmt., l0x30
front porch l0x20 encl. sun porch,
attached ldry. rm. and SUMMER Kit.
Splendid l0xe0 barn for horses, cat
tie and hay storage. 3 other good
farm bldgs. Insurance on house
and bldgs. 5000. Stream lakesite,
gently rolling tree-shaded lawn. 62S-
T.. hard road frontage, midway
petwn. Ayattstown and Urbana In
sNASnb. AAtgs W. NlC1u uelkuDQT-
hood y mi. d. c. t2S.7so. terms,
5000. Immed. poss.
$50 A, High Scenic Plateau support.
ing 100 head cattle, l0-rm. main
house, central heat and bath, two
6-rm. tenant houses, large red
barn, 3o-stall dairy barn, silo, impl.
she'd mi. I'd. frontage, lush mea-
dOws, streams incl. Little Mo.
nocacy River, foothills Of Sugar
Loaf Mt. $500 per A., terms,
30e A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Gently rolling manor loan, newer
6-rm. lh7-bath rambler, o.h.-w.h.,
good sound complement Of farm
bldgs. incl. tenant house and large
Washington-typ0 dairy barn, Silos,
etc. Productive soil. Lessee wants
to remain on farm. Just listed. SS25
so 4. 7.rm. brick manor house,
h..w, a., baths. new hardwood
flooring slate roof, large barn for
cattle and horses, new 6o-stall
dairy barn, silos, private maca-
dam drive 10 main house and
barns, 2 mi. I'd. frontage on 6
roads. Excel. location. 20 mi. d. c,
$50 per Al terms V cash.
, TO 5 ACRE BLDG. SITES In Per-
ry Hts. near Route JOS, Hy.
attstown-Urbana area. $3.50 per
Charles H. Jamison, Inc.
Realtor PooLESvMLE, MD.
WI. $3.50 OR 3ol-DI. s-3262
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ACREAGE

= MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Several top notch locations for build
ers or investors. so to 200 acre
tracts. R-9o to h-acre coming. Some
tracts are ready for development,
K A z F E L L REAL ESTATE, JU.
e-ll03.
INVEST ENT-U7
acres, st. Mary's Co., Nd, close to
Lexington PIX, the center of the
county's most rapid growth. $40
per a., liberal terms. John A.
Brickl ley, Broker, Nd, acreage
since 1872. 2o7.o566 aft d
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With Groom and bath home. 8
barns, 17-acre tobacco allotment:
100 acres cleared. mile OF
homesiteS overlooking beautiful
lake. 80 mi. from D. c. $4,000,
oNLEsr REALTY, RE. o-539S
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STEVENS, Realtors
Mansfield, Pa.
ph IlI-Ak1- aaEa
DAMASCUS AREA

LONG CORNER RD., 20 acres and
2-story frame house, nv. rm., din
ing L, den with firepl., bath and
utility rm. on LIST a., z lge. and 2
small bedrms., and bath on upper
level breezeway and garage, con-
ven. Howard Co. area, only 90 min.
from Wheaton and r ekViile.
S26,6SO.
MAYNE REALTY co.
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201 ACRES

Cattle farm IN LeesburR area.
Beautiful rolling land. Invest
ment price and terms.
CALL SUN. NOON TO Q PM
ROUTH ROBBINS
COMMERCIAL DIVISION
836-6200, Ext. 20
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EASTERN SHORE

EASTERN SHORE
COLONIAL PLANTATIONS mi.
production, Va marsh, timber; Ex-
birds, deer. Fine big house, 3 b.r.
bungalow, modern m n a gers
house, barns. etc. Equipment In
cluded. $4,000.
SMALL ESTATE-CaptivatinR 1870
brick house has L., gun rm., din.
rm.. ht.s BIZ bath porches.
Big barn, other hldgs. On deep
water. " acres. Owner viii a.
IN OLD SNOW MILL-'where
SHOWS" q quaint z story galleried
house carefully restored. Camellia
garden: tenant houses included
at $4,000.
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FARMS

q A. grass. about : nj from Rem
ingfodi Q r. OWL bah. tlAsSoos
termS
s. A. facing paved read. wooded.
soma good TIMBER SIM eEl,s
elec-s tele. aerv.s nr. W. Slesx4os
terms.
Nr. z A. facing hwy. 6m. OWL
basement fully modern, appliances
furniture. slG,so0 tefmA
Dairy farms with o. without herd
and equipment.
PERROW REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Remington Va. 103-A3g-35u
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ADDISON OFFERS

ADDISON OFFERS
10 acres. Waldorf, near Spring
Lake Hotel. town water. long i'm
subdivision.
AQUASCO. As acres. IT acre
tobacco allotment. Long improved
road frontage. Easy Terms.
AQUASCO. % acres, possible
trailer park or gun club.
investment and commercial prop
etries. Aquasco % acres, ideal
for camp, pistol or rifle range.
IA A-acre lots at Baden.
ADDISON SUBURBAN REALTY
Upper Marlboro. Nd.
772-2S4S o62-114S
262-S5S0 7S2-754S
A. A. COUNTY-26 acres on Patux-
ent Riv.. and hard I'd. Ideal for
trailer PIX. ST0RCH 262-1424.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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Every detail conforms 10 good taste.
House and ground are In top condi.
ton. There u q guest house, homes
for domestics and Tar m b q n d q
barns and outbuildings and q trout
stream. The land Il Of the best,
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COMMERCIALLY

Sure we have that also. on and
near Indian Head Hwy. "a acre
up To II acres, some zoned,
others can be zoned for indus
trial.
AMAZING. yet. all Of the aboye
are on good year around roads
E EieR sass R acoes so, to DoI p nofS
north and south, also close 10 A
good airport. Good terms can
be arranged for the diligent,
prudent, but wise purchaser,
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~@%~ Az o1sA 4AAna NV AAoA Al
HEIDRICH REALTY
CULPEPER AREA

CULPEPER AREA
Nice Retirement Home on Is A,
Price $1,000 Stone Rambler on 20
Acres IS. 500 80 A. cut-over tim
berland SIS. per A.. Good terms
Hunters Cabin on S A. Price $500
Cash down 5000 lo4l Acres-operat-
ing Beef Farm. Nearly all tfllable
and bordering river. Less than 500
per A. Call JEFF Rankin day or
PEPPER REALTY, C1lpepcr, VIZ.
ginia. Open Sun. Ia.
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ASKING HIs.ooo

800 Acres on the west Gide Of the
river including the manor housC
and al of the improvements, maj
be purchased without the undevel
oped land on the east bank.
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merely increases the degree Of
his authority.
DR.. Bispinshoff - Ames Re-
search Center. Moffett Field.
Calf: Flight Research Center.
Edwards. Calf: Langley he
search Center, Hampton. Va;
and Lewis Research Center,
Cleveland, Ohio. -
DR.. Newell - The Goddard
Space Flight Center. Greenbehs
Md: Wallops Station. Wall0ps
Island. Va: Pacific Launch
Operations Office. Point Mugu,
lCalif. ~
ri
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Drastic NASA Shokeup
Comes After Criticism

Huntsville. Ala; Manned
Spacecraft Center at Houston,
and the launch operation GEN.
ter. Cape canaVeral, Fla. These
eenters have been under his
charge as deputy associate ad-
ministrator, and the change
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Public Colleges Lead

ATLANTA.-More than half
the college students in the
South are enrolled in public
institutions. On the average, al
most so per cent Of the budget
of public colleges comes from
the states.
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The new assignments are:

/ &A4C AACM 6ooA6AAA1ACllLS dlCs
Appointment Of DR.. Raymond
Bisplinghoff, director Of the
Office Of Advanced Research
and Technology, as associate
administrator for advanced re-
search and technology; DR..
Homer Newell, director Of the
office of Space Sciences, as
associate administrator for
space sciences and applications;
and DR.. George Mueller as
associate administrator for
manned space flight.
In addition, the Space
Agency appointed DR.. Joseph
F. Shea, 81, to head its Apollo
spacecraft development pro-
gram at the Manned Space
craft Center, Houston, Tex. A
World War II Navy ensign and
former University of Michigan
in structor in engineering
mechanics, DR.. Shea has been
deputy director of systems in
NASA'S office of manned space
flight since last March.
As technical leader Of the
effort to develop the three
man Apollo moonship, DR..
Shea will direct the most
challenging task facing the
Houston center" said DR..
James c. Elms, deputy director
for the development and pro-
grams at the Houston installa-
ton.
DR.. Mueller has been deputy
associate administrator for
manned space flight centers
and director Of the Office of
Manned Space Flight, since
succeeding D. Brainerd Holmes
last September /.
The new associate admini-
strators will have these re-
search centers under their
direct responsibility:
DR.. Mueller-The George C..
Marshall space flight center,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
By the Associated Press

The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration an
nounced a drastic reorganiza-
ton today, assigning overall
management responsibility for
major programs - and its 10
research centers - to three
officials.
The civilian space agency has
come under sharp criticism re-
Gently from Congress and 9TH
ers for alleged administrative
confusion which critics said has
resulted in long delays in the
effort to send a man to the
moon and back in this decade,
James E. Webb, administra-
tor, said the changes, effective
November l, are designed "to
meet the increasing demands
Of advanced space programs by
strengthening lines Of authority
and responsibility between
NASA headquarters and It's
field installations"
Evening star., 1963-05-26
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
Nav 265 1873
D;R !. Business, Stocks
Stock Prices Churn,
Get Almost Nowhere

and General Motors Corp. is
sued statements predicting an
nual sales Of z million cars.
Steels failed to respond to
continued rising production.
The market failed to produce
any outstanding leadership.
The blue chips, which paced
the long advance, were more
or less dormant. The secondary
issues, which last week gave in
dication of taking over, failed
to follow through.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange we're: Chrysler.
off 70 at 577s on 447,3O0
shares; control data, off ia
at 571a; Southern Pacific, off
3 at 44A; United States Smelt-
ing, up l14 at 671a, and Texaco,
off l7s at 65H.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
By JACK LEFLER
Associated Press Business Writer

NEW YORK. - The stock
market moved inconclusively
this week, weakening late in
the week.
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks squeezed out its
18th consecutive weekly add
vance, gaining 8 to 273,9. The
Dow Jones average of 80 in
dustrials lost 4.28 to 720.53.
One broker said the sharp
reduction in the commercial
banks supplies Of cash for
lending and investing might
have been a restraining factor.
Most major automobile man
ufacturers reported increased
sales for the mid-May period.
Officials of Ford Motor Co.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK (AP)l ma ~,
National Associa. Inv Resch 10 10 e s5 81
tion Securities Deal. Istel I'd a6S9 AZ ~
ers, Inc. Johnsttn TIE - sS
Evening star., 1963-05-26
OVER THE COUNTER QUOTATIONS.

The following bid and asked prices are
obtained from the National Association Of
Securities Dealers. Inc, and other
transactions; they are intended as a
guide to the approximate range within
which these securities could have been
sold indicated by the bid or bought (in-
dicated by the Asked at the time of
compilation at 4 pm, Friday, May ~,
1858. Origin Of any quotation furnished
Evening star., 1963-05-26
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEKLY SUMMARY

eouOtatiOnS Furnlshsd BY the Associated Prsss)
1888 Sales Net /
High Low Chds.) High Low Last Chg
Evening star., 1963-02-25

the last minute by Lennie Ro-
senbluth to do It,"
u g y
Bubas is right, as he usually
is. In 1857, the Tar Heels had
beaten Wake Forest three
times during the regular sea-
son, but hooked up with the
DeaconS again in the Journeys
semifinal round. Wake Forest
shot ahead in the last minute
and North Carolina, with q
spotless $50 record. was just
about ready to take the count.
But RoSenbluth threw up a
desperate hook shot from 25
feet out. The ball went through,
Lennie was fouled on the play,
and his field goal and foul shot
enabled the Tar Heels to
escape, 6l-59.
If the regular season leader
gets its comeuppance, the rec
ords show it usually happens
in the semifinals for some rea-
son neither Bubas nor anybody
else can fully explain.
West Virginia's long strangle-
hold on the Southern Confer
ence. which produced eight
title-winners in nine years, was
interrupted in 1861 when Will
liam & Mary. only a fourth
place club, provided an 1916
semifinal shocker.
And Duke, which topped the
ACES regular-season standings
twice before in 1854 and 1858,
was a victim itself both times
in the semifinals-by North
Carolina State, 1915, In 1854
and by Maryland, 7l-65, in
1858.
It'll be Duke against the field
again beginning Thursday at
Raleigh. The Blue Devils
should breeze by Virginia in
their opener, but they could
encounter N. c. State again in
the semifinals. And everybody
knows about Everett Case, the
Wolfpack. and their reputation
as a toughie in Raleigh.
Only two weeks ago the Blue
Devils played there in a regular
season game and the thought
is still like to produce a nerv-
GUS twitch among the Duke
faithful. Duke won, 56-55, when
N. c. State gambled, held the
ball almost two minutes for the
last shot, and missed.
We'd still bet on Duke, be-
cause Art Heyman & Co. are
so classy. but If it's a bet on
Duke against the field, we'd in
sist on something lik- those
] $3.50 odds.
Evening star., 1963-02-25
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star staff Writer

South Carolina. tied with
Maryland, won the coin toss
yesterday and will get the
sixth-seeded spot for this
weeks Atlantic Coast Confer
ence tournament in Raleigh,
N. c., but the Terps aren't
likely 10 complain about their
luck.
Maryland draws second
place Wake Forest in a 4 pm.
game Thursday and, If Coach
Bud Millikan had his druthers,
he'd undoubtedly say he pre-
fers 1t that way. South Caro-
lima, meanwhile, draws third
place North Carolina.
The Deacons finished a notch
ahead Of the Tar Heels during
the regular season with an ll-3
record 10 North Carolina's 1914,
but that may be a bit mislead-
ing at this point.
Since the beginning OF Feb
ruary, the Deacons have had
their difficulties. winning four
and losing five. Two Of the set
backs came last week TO David :
son and Furman. North Caro-
lima posted a So record for the
month.
The old adage says 10 avoid
the hot clubs during tourna-
mentS and the Terps are happy
10 oblige. They'll enter the
Ohree-day event with an 8-i2
overall record and a As mark
for the month.
Here's the complete lineup
for Thursdays opening round
at Reynolds Coliseum:
2 pm. - North Carolina
mo. 3, 1914. 1850 vs.. South
Carolina mo. 6, 4-l0. 9-lD.
4pm.-Wake Forest mo. 2,
il-3,i4-0 VS.. Maryland mo.
Z, 4-l0, 8-l2.
1880 pm.-Duke mo, /,
l4-0. 2l-2J VS.. Virginia
CNo. 8, 3-li, 5-iO.
$3.50 p.m.-ClemSon mo. 4.
SO, l2-i2 VS.. N. c. State
mo. 5, So, 9-i0D.
Actually, the Terps figure To
lhave their hands full no mat
ter which team they play.
Evening star., 1963-02-25
Rugged Year Sets Up
O'ConneII's Stote Title

And O'Connell is accustomed
to tougher competition than
the tournament had to offer.
The Knights compete in the
tough Metropolitan Catholic
League in Washington, D. c..
which produced the National
Catholic scholastic champion,
DeMatha. last year.
Buckley Shows Way
The knights put the game
away with a squirt near the
end Of the third period, after
st. Emma's had crept within
three points at 1925. f
Two straight field goals by
Buckley built O'Connell's lead
to seven points and st. Emma's
never got closer than five the
rest Of the way.
Evening star., 1963-02-25
How Top 10 Fored
NEW YORK Feb os lar

NEW YORK, Feb. rs (AP).
Here's how the top ten
teams In the Associated Press
basketball poll did last week:
/. Cincinnati. beat North
Texas State, 9l-6l. beat
Tulsa. 55-54.
2. Duke. beat Maryland,
1910. beat North Carolina,
i06-93.
3. Loyola OF Chicago, beat
st. Johns N. Y. 70-47, beat
Houston. $3.50.
4. Arizona State. beat
Wyoming. 82-72, beat New
Mexico 1882.
5. Ohio State, beat Michi-
gan State, 87-77. beat Iowa,
1910.
6. Illinois. beat Purdue 81
70. beat Wisconsin. s9-77
7. Wichita, lost 10 Bradley.
64-63.
8 Mississippi State. beat
Georgia, S6-75, beat Louisi-
ana State, 99-64.
0. Auburn, beat Tulane 67-
81, lost TO Kentucky, 1859.
10. New York University.
beat Notre Dame S0-79. beat
st. Francis, N, Y, 1862.
Evening star., 1963-02-25
LUCK OF THE TOSS
Terps Draw Deocons
For Tourney Opener

Eight OF their 20 games this
year were decided by two points
or less. and Saturday nights
69-67 triumph over Clemson
gave them a "A split in the
cliff hangers.
Maryland lost twice to Wake
Forest during the regular sea-
son by IL and 2l point spreads
and it's no secret that the key
TO any better performance
Thursday will hinge on what
happens off the backboards.
The Terps were out-re-
bounded by a dozen the last
time they played the Deacons.
So Millikan's problems this
week will be king -sized-speci-
fically 6-foot-l0 Bob Woodland
and 6-foot-7 Ronnie Watts.