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The chronicle., 1963-11-04
THE CHRONICLE, PASCAGoULA AND MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI
Ripon IS Cornell Coll 81

Ripon IS Cornell Coll 81
Lincoln (Mo.) 80 Kentucky St.14
Omaha Uni. "a Washburn s
Rocky Mt. 81 North. Montana Il
Eastern Montana IA Carroll 7
Augsburg 40 Manchester Is
North. Ill. 20 West. Ill. %
Bradley 20 Illinois st. %
Luther Coll. As Iowa Wesle. 6
Depauw 81 Indiana CInd.) st. Q
Wlttenberg % Lenoir Rhyme 27
Hamllne 16 MINI. (Duluth) Il
Baldwin Wallace IS Heidelberg (
Kent st. 20 Toledo 0
Akron 81 Youngstown 7
Augustana 10 Millikin Ia
Concordia II Gustavus AdoIn \
Elmhurst "a Concordia 70
Mayville(N.D Is South. (SD y
Montana St. 10 North Dakota 4
NE. Mo. % NV Mo. z
st. Olaf So Knox 5
5. Oak. st. q Iowa st. Coll u
East Cen. Okla 54 Austin 81
Wlnona 16 Platteville (Wis.)
Emporia 60 Friends 7
West
California rs UCLA 0
washington % South. Calf. ?
washington st. IA Idaho 10
San Jose St. 10 Oregon 2
San Fran. st. 81 Hmbllt St. 16
Montana St. Coll. No. Dakota q
Oregon st. 10 Stanford 2
New Mex. Is Colorado St. U. q
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Utah st. rs Brigham Young 0

Utah st. 26 Brigham Young 0
Arizona Is Wyoming Z
San Diego st. "a Fresno st. 6
Cali. Lutheran 10 San Fran. 6
Chico st. 49 So. Oregon IS
Col. Western % Col. Mines z
East Montana IA Carroll 7
Lewis & Clark 40 Whitman 0
Oregon T. 27 Eastern Oregon 7
Portland st. 80 Oregon Coll. IS
Principal Al Rose Poly z
Puget Sound 8 Pacific Luth. z
NC. Davis 7 U.C. Santa Barb. 0
Whittier AZ San Fernando st. IL
Los Angeles State 43 Hawaii z
Long Beach State 28 Cal Poly 6
Laverne q Occidental Is
NC Riverside IA Pomona IA, tie
SanDiego Marine "a U. of Pac. 6
Santa Clara 40 Cal Tech 6
High School
Clarksdale IA Jackson Cent? 6
Jackson Provine IS Biloxi IL
Jackson Murrah rs Greenwood 0
Greenville 20 Yazoo City z
Meridian 20 Columbia 0
Corinth 7 Vicksburg Z (tie)
McComb 16 Laurel Is
Hattiesburg 80 Picayune s
Gulfport % Moss Point 0
Brookhaven 20 Pascagoula 0
Columbis q West Marion 10
Lafayette, La. rs Natchez IS
Ocean Springs 80 Pas. Chris. 0
Lucedale z Purvis 6
The chronicle., 1963-11-04
PROTECTION

LONDON CUPID Rubber
mouthpieces, to protect box
ers' lips from cuts, were origi-
mated in 1902 by a London den
fist, Jack Marks.
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five games to three. That Sc
ries was on a best-of-nine bas-
is.
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SOUTH
Mississippi 81 Louisiana st. 8
Alabama 20 Mississippi st. 10
Auburn 10 Florida 0
Tulane 20 South Carolina z
Penn st. IL Maryland Is
North Car. Is Georgia
North Car. st. Is Virginia 8
West Vir. 20 Geo. Washington Is
Virginia Tech IA Richmond IL
Clemson So Wake Forest 0
Georgia Tech 80 Duke 6
Florida st. 40 Furman 6
East Car. 20 The Citadel 6
West Liberty % Fairmont st. z
Memphis st. Is Louisville 0
Western Maryland Is Lycoming 6
Vir. Military 26 Will &Mary 6
Miami fla 0 Kentucky IA
Maryland st. 10 Norfolk st. 6
Middle Tenn. n Austin Peay 0
Morgan st. % N. Car. AIT 0
st. Augustine 20 Elizabeth Cty14
Shepherd 10 Bridgewater Coll. 0
Virginia Union 6 Virginia st. 0
Albany (Ga.) St. 2 Savannah 0
Fisk II Knoxville 6
North Car Coll. 20 Shaw 8
Clark "a Morehouse 8
Elon 10 West. Car. 10
&c. Smith q Win-Salem st. s
Sewanee Is S.W. (tenn.) 0
Bishop IS billiard Uni. 0
Howard DC 80 Hampton In.14
Tenn Tech q Louisiana Tech IL
Centre % Randolph-Macon 20
Ala. AIM 48 Ala. st. IA
Oberlin AZ Johns Hopkins Is
McNeese (La.) 40 La. Coll. 0
East Tenn. % Morehead 8
West. Ken st. % East. Ken st. 6
w. Va. Yves IA w. Va. Tech 0
Chattanooga IA Jacksonville 0
West Virginia St. Is Salem II
N. E. La. st. q Arlington st. Il
South. Uni. 81 Tenn. st. 9
Miss. Coll. 3 Howard (Ala.) 8
Frederick so Hampden-Sydney12
Emory & Henry 10 Concord 6
Kittrell 16 Biuefield st. 0
Miss Vocational 40 Rust 0
Morris Brown Al Miles 6
Murray st. "a Arkansas st. SO
TuSkegee 27 Fort Valley st. 8
Southwest
Texas II South. Methodist Il
Arkansas Il Texas AIM 7
Baylor % Tex. Christian Is
East Tex. st. 7 Sui Ross 0
Oklahoma IS Colorado 0
Rice II Texas Tech 3
Tulsa 40 South. Ill. 6
Murray st. "a Arkansas st. SO
West Tex. st. "a Trinity TEX. p
Colo. st. Coll. SIS NM. HighlndsO
Houston SIS Detroit Is
Abilene Christian 20 N. Tex. St.6
McMurry 21-Hardin-Simmons 7
Lamar Tech IS Howard Payne 0
ST. Austin Is Tex. All 6
Arizona st. 80 Utah %
Wichita AZ New Mexico st. z
Tex. Luth. "a Corpus Christi 0
NJ z Ok1o CT y DonbopdIoAQ. PIN
The chronicle., 1963-11-04

Australia is the only nation to
occupy an entire continent.
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EAST

| i diC III Ddl tAAlOdt&t "
Pennsylvania 7 Harvard 2
Villanova % Holy Cross IA
Boston College 10 Vanderbilt 6
Cornell IS Columbia IL
Brockport st. 7 Edinboro st. 6
Princeton 81 Brown Is
Worcester Tech 81 Rensselaer, 0
Penn Military 10 Drexel 0
Colgate 20 Lehigh 6
Wash & jeff IS Carnegie Tech 8
Rutgers q Boston University 6
Amherst % Tufts 0
Norwich 10 Middlebury IA
Bowdoin IA Bates z
Geneva 10 Grove City 6
E. StroudSburg "a Cortland st. 0
Pittsburgh IS Syracuse 27
Delaware 81 Buffalo 6
Williams "a Union (N.Y.) 6
Rhode Island 81 Springfield 20
Connecticut 81 New Hampshire 6
Wagner Is UrSinus 0
Coast Guard As Trinity (Conn)20
Maine SIS Colby IL
Northeastern 80 Kings Point 6
Albright % Moravian 7
Gettysburg IA Lafayette IL
Slippery Rock 80 Lock Haven2O
CIV. Post 10 Delaware Valley 16
Westminster 10 Chenille St. Is
Allegheny 81 Bethany VIVA JIG
Bucknell IA Temple 3
Susquehanna 68 Alfred 0
Massachusetts Al Vermont 0
Juniata 7 Wilkes 6
Rochester IL st. Lawrence s
Bridgeport Is Ithaca IA
Bridgewater st. IA Nichols 0
Cape May C.G. IA Me. Marit.O
Dickinson "a Lebanon Va. 8
Glassboro st. IL Montclair 0
Hamilton 6 Wesleyan 0
Kutztown st. Is Bloomsbury IS
Howard U. 80 Hampton Inst. IA
Morgan State % NC. AIT 0
Muhlenburg 26 Upsala Is
Oberlin AZ Johns Hopkins Is
Penn Mill Coll. 10 Drexel Tech 0
South. Conn. q HofStra Is
Wagner Is Ursinus 0
w
Navy IS Notre Dame Ia
Michigan st. 80 Wisconsin Is
Marshall 20 West. Michigan 7
Ohio st. z Iowa 8
Michigan q Northwestern 6
Mich Tech 20 Mil Br Wis. 0
Miami (Ohio) 81 Bowling Green
IL
Hiram SO Anderson Coll 0
Army IA Air Force 10
Ohio Wesleyan "a Wabash IA
Xavier (Ohio) 20 Ohio Uni. 0
Denison II West. Reserve 0
Butler Qnd) 20 Valparaiso IL
John Carroll 20 Case Tech Is
Indiana "a Minnesota 6
Ill. Wesle. 20 North Central Is
Coe Al Monmouth 6
N. E. Miss st. % N. w Miss z
Wayne st. 6 Thiel 0
Earlham % Wilmington Is
Iowa st. 80 Oklahoma St. %
Taylor IS Defiance 0
Central Mich. 54 East. Mich. 20
Drake Is Idaho st. IL
Wash. (Mo.) IA Will. Jewell z
Illinois Al Purdue Il
Cincinnati IS Dayton 8
North. Mich "a st. Norbert 20
Kansas "a Kansas st. 0
Carthage z Carroll wis., 8
St.Johns (minn.) 80 st. Thomas 6
Ball st. 81 Evansville 7
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Long Beach 7 st. Martin 6
Agricola Al East Central 0
McLain IL Vancleave 0
Pro Scores
Detroit As San Francisco
Chicago II Baltimore
Cleveland % Philadelphia II
Green Bay SO Pittsburgh IA
New York SO st. Louis 81
Dallas IS Washington 20
Minnesota 81 Los Angeles Is
Oakland 10 Kansas City z
Buffalo 80 Denver rs
San Diego So New York 7
Boston As Houston 3
SOUTHPAW SHORTSTOP
(UPI)-The
Philadelphia Phillies used a left
handed shortstop named Bill
Hulen in 70 games during the
1896 season.
PAID VACATION
CHICAGO (UPD-Right field
er Frank Schultz Of the 1912
Chicago Cubs went six consecu-
tive games-On June Is through
3O-without having afieldin ing
chance.
FIRST SERIES
BOSTON (UPI)-In the first
modern" World Series in 1903,
Boston Of the American League
beat Pittsburgh of the National
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Football Scores
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BY United Press international
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22

guests on Sunday afternoon in
the RoSser home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Garrison
and her mother. Mrs. Howard.
of Lynchburg. were visitors one
day last week of Mrs. Grace
Garrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy Elder
and children visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jud Mason. of Martins
vile. on Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Bryant is spend
ing several days with her sou
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Cole. Of Lynch
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green,
Of Richmond. were week end
guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Elder.
Oliver Layne and daughter
Judy, of Lynchburg, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Scruggs and
Mrs. S, H. Layne on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Berkley,
of Victoria, attended preaching
services at Cullen on Sunday
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. j H
st. John.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22
Guinea

Feb. q - Congratulations are
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gordon. of Bedford. on the birth
of a daughter on Valentine S
Day Mrs. Gordon is the sister
Of Mrs, j A. Hazlegrove.
Week end guests Of MI. and
Mrs. Jesse Sanderson were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward P. Ward, of
Richmond,
Mi and Mrs. Horace Winfrey.
Of New jersey have been pend
ING some time with the latter s
mother, MS. Guy Allen. The
guests. who have been vacation
ing in Florida. Mississippi,
Georgia and Tennessee, are en-
rcnte to their home in New Jer-
sey.
Many from here attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Marvin Sump-
son, Saturday a # DON at
Browns Church Sincere synlpa
Thy IS extended 10 the family ol
tho deceased.
MIS-, NJ. H. simmons. of Stod-
dert, Was a Friday guest at
~Forkland George sanderson
WAS also a recent guest there.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22
Well Water

Feb. q - Edmund Banton. of
Richmond, spent the week end
with his mother, Mrs. Maude
Banton.
Mrs. Frank Bryant visited her
son-in-law and daughter. Nh
and Mrs. Glenn Roberts. in
Richmond over the week end.
Mrs. j. B. Brown. of Rich
mond. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Rush.
MI. and Mrs. F. 0. Webster.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie ste & Z i.
ice Steger and son. Tommy
spent Sunday in Gloucester with
Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook
and children. Kippy and K a y
Ann, and Mrs. Clayton David
son Of Chillum. Md, sEent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
R. Parrish.
M and Mrs. Everette Ran
son, Of Richmond, spent Monday
with MI. and MIS-. Nelson Tin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22

Mr. and Mrs B, M Bomar
visited her sister. Mrs Chester
Mayes, in Memorial Hospital.
Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ferguson
and children visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Epperson and family
in Victoria on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Brenda Tharp. of Wash
iEgton. D. c.. spent the week
end in the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Tharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. j f. Metcalf,
Jr.. and son. ri PheniX. MIR
and Mrs. Roy Freshman and
daughter. Terri. Of keysyille.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann
and daughter, Lisa, Of Chase
City. were dinner guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Met
calf. in honor Of Mr. Metcalf's
birthday. Feb. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manfred Jordan
and son. Benny, and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wayne, of Phenix.
visited Mrs. Jordan'S aunt. Mrs.
Mary Irving. in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Vaughan in APP
pomattoX on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Jennings
and her mother. Mis- Bob Ham
lett. were dinner guests on Sun
day Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert
Hamlet, of Brookneal
Miss Mary Ware, of Charlotte
C. H. spent the week end with
Miss Sheriff. Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Scruggs
and children spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B Dodd.
Of Richmond. They also visited
her father. T. G.. Elder, in the
hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grant, Jr..
and daughter. Debby. of Black
stone. spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Lowe and family
Mr.. and Mrs. H erm a n
Scruggs. Jr.. ana children visit
ed her brother-in-laW and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Owen, of
Midlothian. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mann
and son. Billy. and Doug Jack
son. of Keysville. visited Clar-
ence Jackson in Washington.
D. c., on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Tinsley,
Of Richmond. and Mrs. Alice
Pugh were dinner guests Of Mr..
Mrs. Calvin Rosser and son.
William. of Pamplin. were also
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22
Cullen

Feb. q - The Rev. Gnuge.
of Wake Forest, preached at
Cullen Baptist Church on Sun
day. 1t was decided to have
Youth Sunday on March 8.
T. G. Elder, our rural mail
RI lie +. is in Richmond Me
mortal Hospital
Miss Lucille hoffman spent
the week end iii Victoria with
her brotherinlaw and sister.
Mr. and MIS-. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Anna Epperson. OF Keys
VILE, and Mrs. j R Ferguson
We're dinner guests on Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Conner in APP
pomattoX.
Mrs. A. O. Scruggs. Mrs. Nan
Davis. and Miss Brenda Elder
were in Richmond on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan Lang
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Lang
ford. Mrs. Blanch Mohler and
sons, George and Henry Mohler.
visited Miss Patty Langford and
Miss Selma Mchler IN Lynch
burg on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Motley
spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs Dan Turns and family
IN Richmond They also visited
her mother and grandmother
Mrs. Fannie Turns and Mis-.
Mason Daniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mills leave
Saturday for a two weeks va
cation in Key West. Fla
MI. and MIS- T. l.. Young
visited his daughter. Mrs. Her
man scruggs. on Tuesday.
MI and Mrs. John Weeks and
baby Of Victoria, spent Monday
with her sister and family. MI.
and Mrs J H. St. John.
Mrs. Harvey Pugh and daugh-
ter. of near Phenix. and Miss
Alice Layne, of Lynchburg,
visited their mother. Mrs. H. H.
Layne, over the week end.
Rasha Layne. Jr.. of Lynch
burg. visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs R D. Layne. on Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ferguson
and children. Jimmy and Sandy,
visited Mrs. Ferguson's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. l..
Curley, in Richmond on Wednes-
day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22

Much Sickness Around Old Abilene

OLD ABILENE. Feb. 81 The
interdenominational group en-
joyed a dance Friday night at
the Abilene Community Club
House.
Anyone desiring to join the
community club for 1868 may do
so by paying dues of 81 either
to Mrs. M. o. Chappell or Mrs.
Thomas Slayton. This is 81 per
family as usual.
There has been much sickness
i'll the community Alton Nelson
was sick last week. but is get
ting out now. Garland CLARK.
Mrs. Lizzie Slayton and Erwin
fairfield have all been sick with
flu We hope each a speedy re-
covery.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Chris Cox, whose brother, Flave
Wallace, of Richmond. died Fri
day night and was buried in
Richmond Monday
Mrs. Vernon alley and
daughter. Brenda, spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs.
Ruby Watts, OF South Boston.
Vernon Bailey is home for
several weeks after working III
Florida since Christmas.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
S. D. Bailey and family whose
father. Joe Phillips, died Feb. s
in Tennessee. Mrs. Bailey had
been by his bedside over a week
before his death. They saw A
l.. Bailey while in Tennessee. He
is getting on fine. but hopes to
be home before long.
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Chap
pell and daughter, Elizabeth
Gray. Mrs. Washington Chap
pell, also Mr.. and Mrs. william
Bell. of Farmville. attended the
funeral of their uncle, j. Y.
Jones. in Richmond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Driskill
and children, of Farmville. were
Sunday dinner guests of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F'lave DriS-
kill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanks
had with them on Sunday MI.
and Mrs. Charles Blanks and
family, Of Red House.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. D. Bailey were Mr.. and
Mrs, Lewis Gilhspie, of Lynch
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry New
comb and family, of SAKE. MI.
and Mrs. Jimmy Davis and chill
dren. Of Kenbridge,
Phillip Bailey and his friend
Miss Anita Trear, Of Farmville
were recent visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Clark
were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garland Clark and family
last Wednesday.
The Willie Jones family Is
missed in this area. They for
merly occupied the Daniel store
house, but are now living al
New Abilene.
MI and Mrs. Flave Driskill
visited his sister, Mrs. Pearle
Daniel, at Nottoway last Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanks
! vi si t e d Mr.. and Mrs, Allen
Blanks and family. of Long Is
land, Saturday.
/ Mr., and Mrs. Jamie Bowman
Of Rocky Mount, called to sec
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22

her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Driskill. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Driskill
and girls, of Farmville. and Mr..
and Mrs. Flave Driskill visited
Mrs. Helen DriSkill Sunday aft
eF Moo Man., p,v,.. ], j.,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22

mond, spent the week end with
her son. jimmy. and mother.
Mrs. Helen Drishu, and MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Drisklll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dris-
kill visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baudie Carter, of Throck,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Garland Clark did substi-
tute teaching last week for Mrs.
Harris. who was sick with flu.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22

'a NJ and MRS. }. H Self and
Nh. and Mrs Earl Banton at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Mar
Vim Simpson in Cumberland Sat
urday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-02-22
back at
college
after all!


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
THE BOWLING LINE
Duckpinners Can Help Heart Fund

80; Fulford Radio, 1884; MIL
Ter High Life. 1884: job n
Hughes Co.. 1884: Queenstown
Bowl. 1886; Bowl America, So
81: Coca Cola, 3l-4l; Goetz Co,
SO-42; King Pin. 30-42; Fair
lanes, Inc, 28-44.
Buddy Wood blasted his way
to q series record last night In
the Metropolitan Circuit Duck
pin League with q ass. leading
his Amaze stia Bowling Center
mates to q sweep Of three
games over Chester Keller
Realty.
In topping Frank D'Imperio's
previous seasonal record Of $50,
Wood registered is spares and
five strikes as he posted games
of l60-l4S-l5l.
Not far behind Buddy's top
flight effort was another by
Bobby Brazerol, also of Ana
costa. who hung up q 429 with
IL spares and three strikes.
League-leading Miller Buick
lost ground when It dropped q
pair of games TO third-place
Congressional Odds, but Miller
is in no immediate danger of
losing its hold on first place.
In addition to Anacostia q
sweep over Chester Keller Real
ty, three other sweeps were re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
THE BOWLING LINE

slight margin over Suitland
Bowl. Suitland won two games
from Miller High Life.
AS q result of her fine per-
Torrance, 10 raised her sver-
age q full point and now Is
carrying 1910.
Frankie Wilson, who had to
be content with second-place
finishes In the Bladensburg
and Lorraine GULL tourna-
ments last week end. also was
in good form last night, In
creaSing her average by seven
pins with a376 series.
Pat Rinaldi, winner OF the
GULL, had a 377 for Glebmont
in last nights action. Mary
Ann Davis of Miller High Life
registered a 397 and Betty
Hummer Of Coca Cola checked
In with a 378.
Other team victors by O. /
margins we're Jack Blank Pom
tiac over Queenstown Bowl,
John Hughes Co. over Fair
lanes. Inc. and Fulford Radio
and TV over Bowl America.
The only sweep Of the night
was registered by ninth, lace
Goetz Co., which took three
from King Pin.
The standings: Glenmont
Lanes, 4S-27: Suitland Bowl.
44-2S; Jack Blank Pontiac. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
Junior Colleges
Opening Tourney
AT SuitIund Hioh

Prince Georges Community
College begins defense of its
Tri.State Athletic Conference
basketball championship to-
morrow at Suitland High
School against Wesley Junior
College Of Delaware.
Although Prince Georges
which finished the regular sea-
son with . l4-6 record, is the
defending champion and host,
Baltimore Junior College must
be considered the favorite.
Baltimore finished the sea-
son with q 1871 record, losing
only to Shenandoah. Mont
gomery Junior College is ranked
second with IL victories and
two losses, both to Baltimore.
Baltimore opens the two-day
tournament at 1880 pm. tomor-
row by playing Hagerstown
(7-1O. Charles County (12-4)
faces Shenandoah (lI-S at
$3.50 and Montgomery meets
Potomac State go at Z
o'clock. The Wesley-Prince
Georges game is scheduled for
D pm.
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Beorcots Can CIinch
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into q showdown at Pittsburgh
Saturday. Temple, now 1915,
upset Pitt, It'll, at Philadel-
phia while West Virginia held
off a Penn State rally, $3.50,
on the Nittany Lions home
grounds.
Holy Cross Upset
Springfield upset Holy Gross,
74-72, at Worchester, Mass, the
Crusaders fourth straight loss
after winning 10 straight. Prov
idence, already entered In the
NIT, just held off visiting As
sumption at home. 6S-67; Da-
wilson blasted Wake Forest, 90
rs, at Charlotte, and Nick
Workman, the Nations leading
major college scorer, scored 80
points in Seton Halls 92-6l
victory over st. Peters.
In some Of the other major
games. Detroit edged Canisius,
$3.50: Marquette nipped Louis
vile, 77-76; North Carolina
beat Virginia, 1918: Rutgers
defeated Colgate, 1882, LaSalle
turned back Duquesne, 1859.
and New Hampshire edged Ver-
mont, 97-94. In overtime.