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Evening star., 1963-01-31
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH.-Sugar Ray Robin
son, 1872, New York, outpointed Ralph
ROCHESTER, Minn.-Duane Hors-
man, 1877. Chatfield, Mimi, knocked
out Ernie Smith, l67, Pittsburgh %;
Del FLANAGAN, 1854. ST. Paul, outpoint-
ed Joe Davis, 1891. Omaha QOl.
UNION CITY, N. Prank de
Paula. III, Jersey City, outpointed
Marty Pettiford, l74, Railway, ~ j.
TOKYO-Yukio KatsumAta, 1874,
Japan. knocked out Felix Coleman, i3i,
u. 8. Air Force (2),
Evening star., 1963-01-31
Navy Names Cuptuins
In Three Fall Sports

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 81 (Spe-
ciaD-Captains for three Navy
fall sports have been announced
by Capt. Bill Busik, Navy's ath-
letic director.
James Howard Of Alexandria
Va, was chosen cross-country
captain. Edward Bush of New
Kensington, Pa, $50 j. pound
football captain. and Warren
Christie of Norfolk, Va, cap
tain of the soccer team.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
Simpson, Cole
Pace Episcopal

George Simpson and Grey
Cole yesterday paced Episcopal
High School to its third basket
ball victory in six games, a
55-44 triumph over Woodward
Prep at Episcopal.
Simpson scored IL points
Evening star., 1963-01-31
Episcopal Scores
In Soccer, WRESTLING

Episcopal High Schools
wrestling and soccer teams won
yesterday at Episcopal. The
wrestling team defeated st.
Adams, 23-l4, while the soccer
team beat Maret, 10, on Bill
Abbott's second-quarter goal.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
-Four Seniors
Seek Second
Gloves Wins

All four winners In the senior
division openers last Friday will
be in action again tomorrow
night as the District AAU
Golden Gloves tournament con-
tinues at Capitol Arena.
Fifteen novice bouts, the first
scheduled at $3.50 o'clock will
provide the bulk Of action be-
fore five senior fights take the
spotlight. The seniors will clash
in four bouts at 1856 pounds and
one at 165.
Charley Clemons, ace Of the
Police Boys Club No. 2 team,
had withdrawn from the tour
nament because Of flu but has
re-entered and will meet Clinso
Brumfield of the Finley Ath-
letic Club in one Of the 1885,
pound fights. Neither fought
last week.
James Diggs Of Finley, who
opened defense Of the 1885,
pound championship with a
clear decision last week. will
meet John Woodward Of Ed
wards AC, a forfeit winner
opening night.
Albert DeVaughn Of Finley,
who got off the floor to win a
decision last week, will face
Frankie Brooks Of the Police
Club. And Sam Harris, who
survived a first-round knock
down and scored one Of two
clear knockouts in last Fridays
show, will meet Donald McMil-
Ian Of the Catholic Youth Or
ganization.
The senior l65-pound bout
will match Warren Copeland OF
the Police Club and Ben Taylor
Of 18th Street YWCA. Cope
land, a policeman, is defending
champion in that class.
The lineup:
NOVICE DIVISION
119 Pounds-Don Cabrera tHill'
crest Heights Boys Club VS.. George
McGarvey CFinley AC).
l25 ,S PSunds0Jimmy = .,.F Bush vI.p,s! irplis'
Boys Club Of Washington; Jamel
Jones (PBc No. q VS., Rene zwickei
(Catholic Youth Organization).
1872 Pounds-Ronald Miller (PBC
No, 2) VS.. Maurice Washington Finley
i3s Pounds-Jerome Worthy tPBe
No, % VS.. Avalon Hawkins (Youtf
VS.. James Boggs (CYo).
147 Pounds-Percy Taylor (Youtf
o5s rs EsEsS TTsdD sTSGs9R gS6sS c.n9st gRss
VS.. Russell Cooper Finley. Ac); Ru
dolph owens youth Center) VS.. JOSEPH
Weaver (PBC No. %; Raymond PaynI
Youth Csnter) VS.. Anthony Procto
i56 Pounds-Norman Govan cd
wards AC) VS.. Theodore Anderson
(PBC No. ~; George Martin (Hillcres
Heights BC) VS.. Richard Lee CPBC No
%: Michael Myers tFinley AC) VS.
Ronald Ruff 12th Street YMCA).
(unattached) VS.. Rudy Gee tFtnle'
SENIOR DIVISION
Heavyweight--Lawren Sewen (PB(
No. - VS. Bobby Evans Edwards AC)
156 Pounds-James Diggs (Finle'
AC) VS.. John Woodard Edwards AC)
Charles Clemons (PBc No. p VS.. Clin
so Brumfield (Finley AC); Frank
Brooks (PBC No. y VS.. Albert De
Vaughn (Finley AC); Donald Mcmillan
(CYO) VS.. Sam Harris Edwards AC)
1876 Pounds - Warren Copelanl
(PBc No. p vs.. Ben Taylor Q2h
Street YMCA).
Evening star., 1963-01-31
HORNETS LEAGUE LEAD CUT TO ~ GAMES
High Point Brings Fairmont to Earth
FRINGE GEORGES
COUNTY LEAGUE
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

High Point High School sud-
denly has stirred up renewed
interest in the Prince Georges
County League basketball race,
which Fairmount Heights had
threatened TO run away with.
The Eagles, paced by Jimmy
Caruso and flu-ridden Tom
AXE. handed Fairmont its first
loss in league play. 1878, In
double overtime yesterday at
High Point. The victory pulled
High Point and idle Bladens-
burg within a game and a half
Of the Hornets.
Fairmont can move into firm
er control Of first place II it
defeats Bladensburg Monday at
Fairmont Heights. In the in
terim, the Hornets will meet
Central, the other Class A
school in the county, at Fair
mont tomorrow. A victory over
Central would send the Hornets
to the Maryland State tourna-
ment.
CarusO Gets 26
Caruso, q stocky 6-foot-1
senior who makes up in deter
mination what he lacks in nat
ural ability, scored 26 points
for the Eagles. AXE. q 6-foot-5
senior who played despite hav-
ing the flu, added % points and
grabbed is rebounds as the
Eagles won their seventh game
against five losses.
Yet in the end the key
player was Bill Pence, normal
ly q substitute but a starter
yesterday. replacing Bra d
Frost, who was sidelined with
q virus. In the second over
time Pence scored the first
two baskets on layups, and
when Fairmont knotted the
game, It'll, he drove in and
passed off to AXE. who scored
the basket that gave the
Eagles the lead with AZ sec
onds left.
The 2-pointer that proved to
be the winning margin came
II seconds later, when AXE
tipped q Jump ball to Caruso.
who scored on a layup. Julius
johnson Of Fairmont retaliated
with a long Jump shot, but the
Hornets never got the ball
again.
Leading by 10
Leading, 54-44, early in the
final quarter. Fairmont ap-
peared an easy winner. but
the Eagles scored IL of the
next IA points, and the Hornets
had to come from behind to
tie the score at $3.50 on
Johnson's jump shot with 10
seconds to play.
In the first overtime Fair
mont had a 3-point lead with
a minute remaining, but High
Point tied the score, 67-67, on
Caruso's layup with 10 sec
onds left.
Jack Clark paced Fairmont
Fairmont Heights with l6
points. johnson added is for
the losers.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
St. Anthony's Rolls
Over Ouuntico Post

st. Anthony's High School
took a 17-9 first period lead
and coasted to an 80-39 tri-
umph over Quantico Post High
last night at Quantico.
Mike O'Brien, with 1S points,
was the high scorer. Frank
Garrett was tops for Quantico
Evening star., 1963-01-31

games. In others, third-ranked
DeMatha plays Gonzaga at
Carroll and fifth-ranked Mac
kin meets Carroll at DeMatha,
all at $50.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
St. AIbuns Five
Turns Back Muret

st. Albans routed Maret
School, 1924, yesterday at
Maret for its third victory in
five games. Dave Ogilvey, with
IA points for the Saints, was
the panna,s hinh ecnrn,-
Evening star., 1963-01-31
High School
Basketball
Results Yesterday

High Point 5B, Fsirmont Heights
13 t2 OT),
Suitland So. Northwestern 40.
st. AnthOny's so, QuantieO 80.
81. Adams SO. Maret -.
Episcopal IS, Woodward a..
Hoffman Boston SO. Luther Jack
son 90.
81. stephens at So. James, post
Uonad
Evening star., 1963-01-31
Last Team to Top WI
Tries Again Tomorrow

losing to them, 69-58, January
l8 at Tech.
Cardozo and Coolidge. two of
the three teams tied for the
West Division lead, play Bell
and Wilson at Roosevelt and
Mckinley Tech, respectively.
Cardozo, Coolidge and Dunbar
are tied with So league marks.
Dunbar is idle tomorrow.
Two games top the action in
Maryland, one in Prince
Georges league, the other In
Montgomery County. Both are
AA games.
Bladensburg Hot
! Bladensburg, winner of eight
of its last nine games, enter
stains Surrattsville QO-3 for
the Prince Georges League lead.
The Mustangs will be out to
extend their four-game winning
streak and to avenge a 49-43
setback by Surrattsville De-
cember IA.
Surrattsville won its first
nine games in row, then lost
| its scoring leader Phil Pickett
with an injury, and dropped its
next three games. However, the
Hornets bounced back with a
43-4l victory over Oxon Hill
Monday.
Richard Montgomery. winner
of its last four games. enter
tains Northwood's Indians, one
of two teams tied for the
Montgomery County League
lead.
Northwood has won five Of
its last six games, including a
55-4l victory over the team it's
tied with, B-CC, January IL.
Three Catholic League games
are also included in the AZ
scholastic games slated for to-
morrow. st. Johns, The Stars
No. ranked team, is expected
to extend its winning streak to
seven at the expense Of O'Con-
mel on the Arlington schools
home court in one of the
Evening star., 1963-01-31
Games Today

Charlotte Hall at Sasscer, $3.50.
Dunbar vs.. Western at McKinle
Tech, $3.50.
wheaton at Blair, 3:45.
Walter Johnson at B-CC, 3.
Einstein at SpringbrOOk, 3.
GaitheFsburg At Peary, 3.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
BY EDDIE CRANE
Star Staff Writer

Washington-Lee High School,
sporting a 26- game winning
streak over two seasons, to-
morrow night entertains the
last team to deal it a defeat,
Hammond.
The two Northern Virginia
Group la teams clash at WI
in one of three top Virginia
league attractions. Hammond
whipped the Generals, 44-4l on
January 26, 1862. and since that
loss the Arlington quintet has
compiled the areas longest
schoolboy victory string. They
won the last is games on their
l96l-62 schedule, including the
District and State champion
ships, plus their first IL games
this season.
wills main problem tomor-
row night will be that of stop
ping the scoring antics Of
Hammond's one two punch,
Billy Dodson, the States Scor-
ing leader with a 21.5 average,
and John jenkins, who has a
1871 average. However, despite
Dodson and jenkins, the Admi-
rails have been able to win only
five of 13 games this season.
Interhigh Action
In other top Virginia games
tomorrow night. George Wash
ington risks its seven-game VIC
tory skein against Mclean at
CIV, while Stuart lays its five
game streak on the line against
Lee at Stuart.
Three of the five Interhigh
League games tomorrow after
noon are of major Importance
Eastern, unbeaten East Divi-
sion leader, entertains McKin-
ley Tech in one of the $3.50
contests, and the Ramblers' 10
game streak is in jeopardy.
Tech, with Eddie Taylor
scoring q points. gave the
Ramblers a real battle before
Evening star., 1963-01-31

Totals "a 10 SO Totals 6I2 "a
Halftime: st. Adams, 25-12.
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The Sidney herald., 1963-06-05

quoise and blue print dress and
pink rose corsage.
At the wedding reception in
the st. Matthew's School gym
naSium, Mrs. Jack Bazer of
Arnegard, N. Oak. and Mrs.
Ray johnson cut and served
the four TERED cake, decorated
with pink roses. Miss Zetta
Lamberton served the punch
and Miss Donna Whiteman
poured the coffee. Serving by
the Ladies Altar Society was
in buffet style.
Miss ,Jeanie Schmierer and
Mrs. Robert Oostermeyer help
ed with the gifts and Ruth Lud-
ington, the groom's sister, kept
the guest list.
Following their wedding trip
to Canada, Mr.. & Mrs. Luding-
ton will live at 80 South Cen
trail Ave. in Sidney. Mrs. Lud-
ington is a graduate of Sidney
High School and is employed at
Gem City Motors. MIR. Luding-
ton, a Fairview High School
graduate, has been attending
Rocky Mountain College. They
plan to go to Billings this fall
to continue his college work.
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-05
N. HeIten-G. Ludington
Exchange Vows Recently

st. Matthew's Catholic
Church in Sidney was the set
ting for the wedding of Miss
Nancy Helten, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Helten of Sid
ney, and Gary Ludirgton, son
Cf Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Luding-
ton of Fairview. The Rev.
Thomas Powers performed the
double ring ceremony on Sat-
urday, May IS, at 10 am. Bas-
kets of pink and white gladioli
and carnations were at the al
tar. Mrs. Don Rees was organ
ist.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length gown of silk organza,
with fitted bodice and short
sleeves. A design of white
leaves accented the skirt and
the rounded neckline, which
dipped to a V in the back. A
pearled and sequined crown
held the shoulder length veil
of silk illusion. Her jewelry. a
gift of the groom, was a Ster-
ling silver open rose pendant,
set with a cultured pearl, and
earrings to match. She carried
lavendar orchid on a white
miSsal.
The matron of honor, Mrs.
John Bauman, wore a blue
gown and carried a noSegay of
pink roses. Linda Rae John
son, as flower girl, wore a
dress of white nylon, "a head
band of white flowers and car
ried a pink basket of petals.
Neil Keohane of Beach. N.
Oak. was the groom's attendant.
Ushers were Pat Corbett. the
brides nephew, and Ralph Lud-
ington, brother of the groom.
Mrs. Helten chose a beige
suit and corsage of yellow roses.
Mrs. Ludington wore a tur-
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-05
A. HantOs Announce
Birth of Grandson

MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
announce the birth of a little
grandson, Michael Andrew
Hanto, born May 25 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerold Hanto of Stock
ton, California. The couple have
three other children, two girls
and one boy. Mr.. Hanto is an
engineer with the California
State Highway Department.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
MERCURY - wagon. sS7s. Cash
HERSON'S


9Th and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-41oo
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tual mi, white with red int, r. and
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hardtop, power teering, power
Si SThEss .vp P0TsIE SIc wiRdsys u sYs1s and seat
Lindsay OldS- Cadillac
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bucket seats and all the trimmings
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E IA. SSH
Evening star., 1963-09-19
OLMSTEAD

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OLDS '63 company cars and demon
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at a savings.
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Evening star., 1963-09-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE /

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HERSON'S
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sl,o7S. Cash-Terms-Trade.
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eth and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-AI0I
OLDS '63 "es' sedan, white Will
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excel. cond. Full equipped. Cal
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Evening star., 1963-09-19
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 4-doo

sedan. purchased Sept. 1861
driven 5000 mi. and Just broker
in. same as brand-new through
out. Factory air-conditioning, r
and h., auto. door locks. 6-was
power seat. power windows
power brakes and steering. Wv
tires; chauffeur driven. not q
blemish inside or out. Purchases
will save several thousand dol
lars from original cost. Win sac
rifice for less than "a Of original
cost Mt S3,605. OWNER trans
terred 10 the Orient. Box 357-c
Star
Evening star., 1963-09-19
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hubs extra snow tires, sl2co. OIL.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
HERSON'S

sth and o Sts. NV. DE. 2.7Ol
OLDS 80 Dynamic c "ss'' sedan
green, green int, fully equipped
excel. cond., S2,2o5.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
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Open Weekdays Til 9 PM.
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HERSON'S
sth and o Sts. NV. DE. 7-470l
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top. blue int, power steering, pow.
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Evening star., 1963-09-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

0LDs IS "ss'' 4-dr. Holiday ID
luxe I. and h.' p.s.' snow tires
Sxy9. 30. 5-ZyJU.
OLDS. 80 "F-ss" Cutiass Coupe, r.
and h. PSF WV. tires, factory ali
cond., leather bucket seats, auto
trans. with stick in floor, ll,00C
act. careful miles by orig. owner
car in absolute new-car cond. BUR,
ROWS RAMBLER, 900 NJ st. Sc
Ii. 1900 (opp. Navy Yd.) 24tf
Year.
OLDsMOBILE 50 gray "ss" 7-dr.
p;;s,, p:b:. p. WI windows, air eond.
sl,oqS or best offer. ia. 2-2lss.
OLDS 80 "se" de luxe HOLIDAY
coupe, FACTORY AIR COND.
beaut. Baltic blue, with CONTRASTING
int, low miles, this car has all tht
extras, a real value at only 81 1880
"4o-HOur Money-Back Guarantee"
Evening star., 1963-09-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDS 20 sedan, gray, matching
ing, power brakes, 81 SIS.
Open Weekdays Til 8 PM.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 77nd St. NV. FE. 1880
OLDS. 80 convertible Dynamic
49," all power, really sharp, see II
In the showroom, S2,A6S.
Lindsay OldS- Cadillac
"FAIRLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
ov. 3-o3so ALEXANDRIA
PLYMOUTH IS hardtop, We. auto.
r. and h., good WV. tires, excel.
eond. and clean. $500 or offer.
PLYMOUTH 81 Savoy 2-dr. sedan,
r. and h., stand. trans, good cond.
must sell, going overseas. S3IS or
best offer. 737-32ls bet. I'LL am. or
81 pm.
PLYMOUTH 80 2-door sedan, stand.
trans, this week. S6ss.
Palmer Ford
500 AGER RID.
" OPEN SUNDAY l2.5
PLYMOUTH 80 2-docr hrdtp.. excel.
cond., guaranteed ! Owner-driYer,
exceptionally low m Lease. DU.
1.3Q11 nr AID. A-A602.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
HOUSES FURN. TO REM
HOUSES UNFURM. TO RENT

ACCOKE z K-Firepl. in liv. rm.,
din. rm.' 2 bedrms-, bath. ] acre,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
BEERS ST BROS Realtors

SILVER SPRING, St. Camfiius Par.
ish-Nearly new, 4-bedroom, IA
bath brick bi4evel. Lovely rec
rm.s ground-level outside exit. Sep
din. rm., spacious rms. throughout
Excellent condition, sal $50.
R0RERT n KENT a m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
For the Discriminating

Unsurpassed luxury In beautiful Viz
ginia countryside, m minutes from
Capitol Hill. Part Of the gay social
whirl of the McLean-G GEORGETOWN
Chevy Chase belt. New homes de-
signed for spacious living. Most
with private servants quarters,
70 bedrooms. S300-S37e with option
to buy. 2 miles from Chain Bridge.
Call 3S6-7367 for directions
REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
Potomac

A Doll House, bedrm. country
home, on over Va acre In the
woods. Convenient 10 Cabin John
Bridge. Immaculate, with al mod
ern appliances.
Middle 20s AK. 0-67O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
LIST WITH LOHR
POTOMAC

POTOMAC
Impressive, spaei Gus home en y
acres, fenced. DESIGNED with enter.
tanning and children IN mind. Many
expensive ARCHITECTURAL features Z
ters. fireplaces, and 3-zono heat
ing. S-stall stable, with water and
more acreage available. Gail Az.
1890.
TED LINGO, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NEED 4-room house or cottage.
Reasonable rent. Mr.. Alex, Fairfax
or ArL Call 354-ll77.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

1856 ORD station wagon. fair con-
dition, S2C0; 1851 Ford half-ton
Panel truck, fair condition, $50.
HE. l-4505 after pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-14

9o2 CORVAIR Monza. door, radio.
heater. bucket seats. 1000 miles;
private. 2009l Lindbergh ave.