Evening star., 1944-12-17
High Boys Score
Late 10 Match
Prep Team,.6-
BueII's Heove to Foley
Offsets Third-Period
70-Yord Run by Earl
BY BOB MCLEAN.

For a second straight year the
all-high and all-prep elevens repre-
senting the cream of the local scho-
lastic crop battled to deadlock in
the annual scholastic all-star foot
ball game before $4,000 in Griffith
Stadium yesterday, with a fighting
high school aggregation scoring a
with 4 minutes to 60
in the final period to knot the score
at Gall. Last year it was score
less tie.
The last-minute thriller came
after the prepmen had fumbled in
their own backyard and the all
high passing combination of Joe
Buell. (Tech) and Tom Foley EAST
ern took off like P-38. A Is
yard bulletlike heave from Buell.
to Foley brought the pigskin to the
prep 10-yard stripe, Andy Davis
(Tech) took the ball on a pair Of
line bucks to the and Buell. tipped
one to Foley as the speedy end stood
untouched behind the goal line. At
tempted place kick conversion by
Jerry Smith (CentraD was wide.
Earl's Long Run Tells.
The high tally put the topper on
an action-packed game in which
Billy Earl, Bulls flash, provided the
best moment with a 70-yard gallop
in the third period for the an-preps'
touchdown. The prepmen, forced
back into their own territory on an
exchange of punts, handed the ball
to Billy and the speedster slashed
through right tackle and went by a
mob of tacklers to outdistance by
Is yards the high school boys who
pursued him to the end zone Con-
version kick by Tim Ruhl Dandon)
was low and wide.
The smashing prep running at
tack almost had brought home the
bacon twice before in the second
period when Myron Gerber (Bullis)
and Earl launched a ground attack
that took the ball to the high 5-yard
marker. There a stonewall high
line held and the prepsters lost the
pigskin on a tumble two plays later.
Buell. kicked out of danger.
Again the prep tide swept back
with Tom Leone (BullisD smashing
through to the high 10, but pen
atty for clipping took it back to
midfield On the next play Earl
shot short pass over the line to
Gerber, who streaked to the S to
put prep in scoring position as the
half ended.
AH-LGghs tumble Chance.
The all-high stars missed a gol-
den opportunity in the first quarter
when Earl fumbled on his 20 in at
tempting to run back a high kick
and Buell recovered. Andy Davis
(Tecn drove through to the 10,
where the prep line rallied and the
high team lost the ball on downs.
In colorful between-halves cere-
mony, Jack Dempsey, former world
heavyweight champion. spoke in be-
half of the War Bond drive, the
United States Coast Guard Sentry
Dog Patrol put on an exhibition
and Army, Navy. Marine and SPAR
bands paraded together with the
High School Band and members Of
the American Legion National
Guard of Honor.
Pos. All-high. All-Prep.
| l. e Reybold (Antis) Hanrahan (St: J)
L. T-Krouse tWestern)- Cutshan tBulllsl
L. G.. Smith Central Musolino tBullisl
/ c. = Cocimano (East) Burke (Bullisl
R. G.. Ford tW.-LD Roos tBullisl
R. t. RowZee tC'dgel - Greenland tDe'tl
r. E. Smith tW.-L) AmuSsen tLandonl
q B. B.-- Sinclair s eo C. w0--Pope (GonzaEai
r H. Gould (WeSt.) ----Durkin tSt. J.l
F. R. Davis CTech) Gerber (Bullis)
| An-High -- 0 0 SIS
An-Prep --- o O-6
| Touchdowns-Earl, Foley.
| Suostitutions: All-High-Leeth (West-
ern), Farley (CentraD, Hart (Wettern).
Hazel (Anacostia), Howell (Eastern), Ber-
tolini CTech). Charnock tEastern), Bics
| (Eastern), Layton (CentraD. Drayer lTech).
All-Prep-Leone (Bullis). McElroy lBullis),
Bridge Bullisl, sehrider (St Johns.