Side Line Shorts Here and There: Besides local, consumption on the sandlot, high school and col lege levels, baseball inns here will have two local heroes to watch in the big time diamond show: Paul Cave, of New Canton, in Triple A classification, and Appomattox's Crawford "Miff Davidson, who is now with San Diego "Padres" in) the Pacific Coast League. Last year with the Chattanooga "Lookouts." Davidson had one of his best, years, topping the Southern Association in RBI's with 119 and swatting at a .282 pace, including 23 home runs. Out at Hampden-Sydnev. where the expectation is for a stand out squad in the college race, two FHS products, George Rickman and Gerald Duncan, will add zest to the sideline season for local fans. WEENIE MILLER'S contention that Mt. St. Mary's, the king pin in the Mason-Dixon basketball conference, could hold its own in the Southern Conference, seemed to be verified when the Mounts whipped Villanova <86-70’ the other day—a team which took Rich mond by several points just before the Southern Conference tourna ment. The Mounts have whipped City College of New York and North Carolina College <106-88’ while steadily advancing in the current NCAA Small College Tournament. COLLEGE FOOTBALL COACHING CHANGES continue to be announced, the last two concerning Hampden-Sydney opponents, Emory and Henry and Western Maryland. Robert J. Waldorf, of Falls Church and formerly a success at Washington-Lee High School at Arlington, takes over for the resign ed Charles W. Havens at Western Maryland. Waldorf played at Missouri under the coaching of Don Farout. William H Bailey, formerly head coach at Alcoa. Tenn., High School, takes over at E. & H. He is a graduate of East Tennessee State College, with a M. E. degree in pnysical education at Mississip pi. Both have outstanding reputations as high school coaches.

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