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Evening star., 1949-10-01
Kiner Sets One Homer Marx,
Now Is Two Shy of Wilson's

the previous record for one month.
set in May of 1923 by Fred (Cy)
Williams of the Philadelphia
Phillies.
The Buc slugger has only two
games in which to catch up with
the late Hack Wilson's standard
of Sc set In 1880. Those two
games are the doubleheader
against the Reds tomorrow at
Forbes Field.
Pittsburgh fans are pulling for
the big boy to turn the trick.
Kiner is famed for his Sunday
punch"-the Sabbath is his
favorite multiple home run day.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Friends Loses First

The Severn School Of Severna
Park. Md. defeated Sidwell
Friends yesterday. 25 to IL, on the
losers field. It was Friends first
loss in 3 games. George Huguely
passed for both Of Friends touch
downs, one to Harvey Bolton and
the other to Doug Stone.
Ends-Healy. H.rGrsvss. II. Miller. Kohl
Tackles-MaeIea, LsJsunssss. Bloor. French,
Walker.
ousrds-Dsem. Smith. shshan. Weaver.
Centers-Turnsr, 6enin.
Backs-Roberts. Foster, johnson. Giddines.
Lamon, Consy. Fullenwider. Arnold. Wright,
]. Miller, Cooper.
SIDEWELL FRIENDS.
Ends-Bolton. Stone. Zinsner, Turnbill.
Tackles-Beleld. schwartz, O'Rielly. Swecker.
Guards-B. Smith. Riley. Kincannonf. Pet
terson.
Center-Brown.
Backs-Husuely. Mcdonald, Phifer. Byrd,
Davis. N. Smith.
Severn Severn ----------------------1ss 1: 9 -
Touchdovns-Roberts, Giddinss. Bolton.
johnson. J. Miller, Stone. Point after touch
doWn-CiddinRs fplAcementl
Evening star., 1949-10-01
By the Assoeiotsd Press

MONTREAL, Oct. 1.-The
Montreal Royals and 1ndianapo-
lis Indians meet here tonight in
the opening game Of the Little
World Series.
The Royals are 8-to-5 favorites
to take their second straight post
season classic of the Triple-A
circuits. Last year, the inter-
national Leaguers whipped St
Paul Of the American Association
Odds favored the Royals largely
on the basis of their outstanding
performance in the international
League play-offs. The Royals
whipped through Rochester Red
Wings and Buffalo Bisons, the
league champions. in nine games
losing only one to Buffalo.
That gave them the Interna-
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Y. N. !. Passing Game
Seen Threat 10 6. W.
On nLynchburg Grid
Speeiol Dispoteh 10 The Stor

LYNCHBURG, Va. Oct. L.
George Washington and Virginia
Military Institute open their
Southern Conference campaigns
in City Stadium here tonight in a
take-your- pick football game.
Both lost their openers last
week, although G. w. came from
behind to tie Virginia in the third
quarter and extend the Cavaliers
all the way before losing. 27-13.
The Keydets held heavily favored
Quantico Marines to a 14-7 vic
tory.
v. NJ. I. won last years game
26-6, on Bobby Thomason's passes,
but Thomason was graduated. The
Keydets still have Joe Veltri, how
ever, and two years ago he COM
pleted IS out of 20 passes against
the Colonials in a game the Key
diets won here on the last play OF
the game.
Coach Tom Negent of v. M. I.
has been working his team on pass
defense all week, a tribute-to Andy
Davis, G. WIS quadruple- threat
back who clicked for 22l yards
through the air against Virginia
last week.
Davis was in the Virginia game
for all but a half-dozen plays and
has been running hard all week,
despite the shaking up he took
while going almost all the way
on offense and defense.
The Keydets will be deeper in
man power as Coach Nugent plans
to use the two platoon system,
although Ends Red Patton and
Thatcher Watson may have to
play both offense and defense.
Geroge Washington Coach Bo
Rowland. disappointed over his
teams defensive play last week, is
confident the Colonials will be
sharper and also hopes to produce
a running attack with Davis, AL
DuGoff and Bill Shaw carrying.
G. w. was held to minus eight
yards last week.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Field Of 10 Is Slated
For Futurity Stakes
Al Belmont Today
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Oct. with
several acknowledged stars of the
juvenile division on the sidelines,
10 two-year-olds are scheduled to
have it out today in the rich
Futurity Stakes at Belmont Park
The large entry list, in spite of
the $1,000 entry fee, justified the
opinion Of veteran horsemen that
this would be one of the most wide
open Futurities since the classic
began in 1888.
1t appears to be q battle of the
West against the East. with Calu-
met Farms powerful western four
ply entry of Re-Armed, Theory,
Sunlit and Shine Boy fighting it
out with two top fasteners
Russell A. Firestone's The Diver,
and Greentree Stables Guillotine.
But, there's plenty of punch
left in the rest Of the huge field,
which will be the largest in 81
years If all 10 60 to the post. Sew
eral others are given good
chance in the scramble, down the
61a furlong route of the Widener
straightaway.
Among these are E. P. Taylor's
Navy Chief, King Ranch's Beau
Max, Brookmeade Stables More
Sun, Ogden Phipps' Striking, and
the Alfred G. Vanderbilt entry of
Bed o. Roses and First Glance.
The field is rounded out with
Hal Price Headley's Galoot, M. F.
Drinkhouse's Questus, c. v. Whit
ney's Eternal City, Joseph M.
Roebling's Admiral Drake, Main
Chance Farms Keep Right, Mrs.
w. NJ. Jeffords' Fais Do Do and
Mrs. F. A. Genter's Unbridled.
If all start the race will be
worth $114,285. with $89,585 to
the winner.
The race might not affect the
final vote on the 1949 2-year-old
champion. for such leaders as Hill
Prince and Middleground from the
Eastern ranks and Curtice and
Wisconsin Boy from the West are
missing.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Cordozo String Cut

Cardozo Highs f1ve-year WIN
ming streak is at an end. Douglass
High of Baltimore gave the Clerks
their first defeat since 1914 yes
terday at Brooks Stadium, scoring
three touchdoWns in the second
and one in the last quarter. Car
dozo made it's lone touchdown in
the first quarter on a 47-yard run
by Steve Ellerbe.
DOUGLASS.
Ends-Hashngs. Thornton, Addison. Heywood
Tackles-Clayton, Goode. Dukes, Alexander.
Guards-Prittiman. Brown. Kolon, Turpin.
Centers-Calvin Brown. Jackson
Backs-Valentine, Williams, Curry. Colona.
Hall, Woods and Irvings.
CARDOZO.
Ends-Watson, Brewer. NJ. Addison.
Tackles-Jeter, Jackson, Nelson. MorSan.
Guards-Wadell, Henson, johnson, Bell, Me-
Phail
Centers-Edwards. Joe Henson.
Backs-Wlls. T. Harris, Ellerbee, Allen, VII
liams c. Harris.
Douglass ------------------,-------o 18 st
Cardozo --------------. .-------------6 O.
Touchdowns - Ellerbee, Haywood. cotteman,
Cnlona
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Hawkins
Continued From Page A-120

Kinder walked Pinch-hitter Buddy
Lewis and Yost to jam the bases,
but with 10,089 customers screech-
ing Mele swung at Kinder's first
two pitches. then drilled double
play grounder to Second Baseman
Bobby Doerr.
Mats Amass 18 Hits.
The Mats accumulated 18 hits,
including three each by Ed Stew
art, Robinson and Evans, but they
came on a day when the Mats
pitchers were yielding IA walks
although limiting Boston to five
hits.
BRIEFLY: The Red Sox fin
lshed the season with 18 victories
in % games with the Mats.
Dick Weik, the Mats third pitcher,
wild-pitched a run across after
relieving Hudson in the third. but
in three innings he famed four,
walked only one and permitted one
hit.
Umpire Bill Grieve, involved in
that rhubarb with the Yankees
and Red Sox on Monday. was in
hot water again yesterday. .
When Lewis walked in the ninth
Grieve launched a strike motion,
then indicated 1t was fourth
ball. An irate Manager Joe
Mccarthy stormed out Of the Red
Sox dugout to protest, but futilely.
Umpire Bill Summers chased
photographers from the field in
that hectic ninth. It was a
bad day for the shutter clickers,
for previously they had found the
Red Sox unco-operative. Nc
Carthy didn't relish those pictures
purporting to show him in a glum
mood after Wednesday nights de-
feat by the Mats, and ordered the
Red Sox not to pose.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Presidents Are Upset

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Oct. l
(SpeciaD "A powerful Warwick
High School football squad
slammed out a 1876 upset victory
over George Washington High of
Alexandria here last night. It was
G. WIS first setback in three
starts.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Ends-Hanback Wedel, Jones.
Tackles-Dixon. Schelhorn
Guards-Everly, Guess Sloper, simms
Centers-Pope. Fowler
Backs-Thompson. Cooksey Brown Caroy
Wood, Stewart, Henry
WARWICK.
Ends-Feamster, A. Stafford sve. Carver.
Tackles-Melton. H. Edwards, Cassidy, Ellis
Guards-Simpson, Garner, Swain, G. Fox.
Centers-J. Williams. Morgan
Backs-Guy. Wildman, K. Fox, Parker,
Akers, =. williams, Beaver, Robbins Baines
George Washington --- ct
Warwick --.-----. .----.--o 0 6 7-i3
Touchdowns-Parker t2), Wedel. Point after
4 01,-A fN1.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

Led by Ray Fox's four touch
downs Tech walloped Bell, $40. in
a District public high series game
yesterday at Tech. Harry Moul,
Tech halfback. caught two passes
for scores and Smoky" Herman
and John Hobbs each intercepted
q pass and ran for a touchdown.
BELL.
xnds-psnisls, Jstsr, Mocasdsll. Emmert
Tackiss-Johnson. Neitzey, Vassalio' dafd'
6usrds-oordy. Fridell, Everstins:
Csnters-Craig. Carpenter, swindief
Backs-Mccutchin, Melitc. Pisronhakos
ooldstisn, Rsss. Chaky
Ends-ossksll, Beck. Wolf, Cooke, Jones.
Tackles-Perkins. Dent, Hopkins, Hilton
uuardsMGreen, Delphy. vausht. Rinacs
Wilhert, Posey.
Sscks-Portch, Hobbs. Aldo, Moul, Herbert
Lewis, Jackson. colandreo, Herman, Fox. Muir
ray. Majors. Wese. q. a.
Tech ~ ~.
Bell --,----------.----------- y " '
Touehdowns-Tox ~. Moul t2), Hobbs
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Armstrong Bfonks Foe

BALTIMORE, Oct. l (P.-Arm-
strong High OF Washington tailed
nine points In both the first and
fourth quarters yesterday to down
Dunbar High of Baltimore, 1870.
ARMSTRONG.
Ends-Alexander. Barton, Vaughn, Gott.
Tackles-Rsed. whisomant, Charity Shelton
Guards-Thompson. Greenish. Miner. C.
Turner.
Centers-Trotter. Sabbs.
Backs-King, Lee Queen, Van Brake. Nc
Coy, Thomas, Arts, Rollins.
DUNBAR.
Ends-wells, Grissom, Burrell, NJ Giles.
Tackles-Bishop. Powell. Chambers, White
Guards-Jacobs, Holt, Fulton, Gentry.
Centers-Wilhams, Rains.
Backs-E. Giles, Locks, Blascoe, Ralph
spivey. Campbell. Grimm, Egglestop, Stern
AEHsLIUu& o-Ae
Dunbar -------.-------------------- o.
Touchdowns-vsn Brake, Queen. Point.
after touchdowns-Lee. 2 (plscements). Safe
rharA
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Generals Taste Defeat

Washington-Lee High School
no longer is in the ranks OF the
undefeated. A strong Jefferson
High of Roanoke handed the Lit
tie Generals their first setback In
three starts, 21-0. before $500
fans at Arlington last night. JET
|ferson completely outclassed the
hosts, gaining 1914 yards rushing
to IS.
JEYrERsoN.
Ends--Davis. Edmunds. weaver, Webb
Taekies-Preas. steal. Trout. Papsel. Bru.
ouards-Hall. Kersoot, shrader. oarst.
Csnters-Campbeil, Cannaday.
Backs-Howze, Aksrs. MeFlsnshan. COOK
WAsHlNoToN-LEE.
Ends-Gladden, Dasham, Oliver, econsid'
T.ciies-Dailey. Carroll. carrieo. Christian
ouards-HoufY. Kaye, Keeses, L. remponio.
centsrs-Francis, Culp, T. tomponio;;
Backs-Herrlein, Hailep, Riddle, GilhilAn'
Nicoliason. Tapp. Hillenbrand, Eoerht: =,
Js,srson !. -, :, ----,-,,--------~ =. "a "a
Jefferson: Touchdowns-Frye. Cook, Asn-
derson. safety-steai. Point aftsr touen-
down-Howz (placsment).
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Cardinal Bear Clash
Heads 1omorrow's
Pro Football Card
By the Asseeiotsd Prsss

The National Football Leagues
two Chicago powers, the Cardinals
and the Bears. clash at Comiskey
Park tomorrow in one of the most
important games Of the young
professional season.
The rival All-America Confer
ence vies for the days spotlight
with a game at Cleveland between
the Champion Browns and the
Los Angeles Dons.
Four games are on the schedule
two in each Of the big, feuding
circuits.
In the other National League
game the Los Angeles Rams in
wade Green Bay to play the Pack
ers, who will be under, new tutel-
age for the first time in 80 years.
Curly Lambeau only this week
gave up the Green Bay coaching
reins to his three assistants.
The second All-America game
sends the Baltimore Colts against
Buffalo's Bills at Buffalo.
4Sers and Giants Win.
Two games were played last
night, one in each league. In the
AAC the San Francisco 49ers won
their fourth game in five starts,
beating the Chicago Rockets,
1924.
This gave the 49ers undisputed
second place-hot on the heels OF
the league-leading Browns. who
have won three and tied one. 1t
also was the second defeat IN f1Ve
starts for the surprising Rockets.
In the National League the New
York Giants scored their first tri-
umph of the season. turning back
their Polo Ground guests. the New
York Bulldogs. 1914. It was the
Bulldogs second straight setback.
Gene Roberts, former Chatta-
nooga Little All-America star.
scored three Of the Giants flVe
touchdowns. The game also fea-
tured a pitching battle between
the Bulldogs Bobby Layne and the
Giants Charley Conerly.
The 4sers simply bulled their
way over the Hornets, piling up
357 yards on land compared to
Chicago's 81. However. four OF
San Francisco's touchdowns came
on passes-three thrown by frankie
Albert and one by Jim Cason. Chi
cago was better in the air-274
yards to 1856.
Old NFL Rivals.
The Cards and Bears are old
NFL rivals whose games generally
decide the leagues western divi-
sion crown.
The Bears won the title in 1946
and the Cards in 1947 and l948.
Last year the Cards record was
ILL and the Bears mark was 1912.
The Cards lost to Philadelphia in
the title playoi.
In the All-America, the lead
could change hands unless the
Cleveland Browns regain some OF
their old get-up-and-go. The
Browns haven't been at their best,
although they're still unbeaten in
20 contests.
The Los Angeles Dons could be
tough. They lost to Chicago, 1921.
and the New York Yankees. lot.
on field goals. They defeated Bal
timore, 49-17, and lost to San
Francisco, 42-14.
Buffalo has won one game. lost
two and tied one. Baltimore has
vet to register q victory.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
BY the Assoeiofed Press

PITTSBURGH, Oct. Ralph
Kiner has home run No. 81 and
q National League record to his
credit-and is only three circuit
clouts away from another.
When the husky Pittsburgh
Pirate outfielder lofted one Of
Herm Wehmeier's curves over the
leftfield scoreboard last night,
the blow not only beat the Cincin-
natl Reds, 80, but knocked of a
league mark that had been hang
ing around for 26 years.
The homer was Kiner's 18th Of
the month September. It eclipsed
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Falls Church Edqed

SO far as the net result Is con-
cerned Falls Church and Osbourn
High Of Manassas, Va, could
have ended their game very early
last night at Fairfax High Stad-
ium. Bob Saylors pushed hts way
through tackle for 10 yards and
q touchdown early in the first
period and that's all the scoring
there was, as Osbourn notched q
60 victory.
0sBoURN.
Ends-Kelso. Pittman. Preacher.
Tackles-Mcclare, Aylor. Shields. Var
Durren.
ouards-Gilbert. Weber Ksllsm:: Thompson
Centsrs-Hayden, Davis.
Backs-Saylors. 0illey. Conner. Berdon
Rsid. Black, wayland.
FALLS CHURCH.
Ends-Jepson, Lynn, P. Porter, Mccari
Tsague.
Tsckiss-c. Porter, Mayar. vanMster
stearns, Ritter,
Guards-Brown, Cans
Centers--McIntyre. Bickrsst.
Baeks--whssler, Axle. Reeves. Cloud. cush
man. Landess.
Falls Church, o o.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Wilson Wins Thriller

Wilson'S unpredictable Tigers
boosted their seasons record to
two wins and one defeat as they
upset st. Johns. 21-19. yesterday
at Wilson on a last-minute pass
from Leo Speros to Pete Haley.
Dick Sebastian kicked all three
extra points to provide the mar
gin. speros ran 80 yards on the
opening kickoff for Wilson's first
score and the games longest run.
WILSON.
Ends-scott. Mon. Youns. Haley. Leonard,
Tackies-Msaney, Moore. Force. Hall.
Guards-Joseph, Solomon, Johnson Deoudes,
Mullins.
Backs-scheels, Spsros, Priss. sandoz, Brin-
son. sebastian. Gray, Warins, Mccracken,
Aihs' "ns''n' sr. JOINS.
Ends-Daiey. Hands. Dwysr. Bslfore.
Tackles-Fanno. Shannon. Shea. Dulansy.
Guards-Fennell, Drake. Leneski.
Centsrs-MscDonald, Mcmahon.
Backs-McLindon. Clark. Matulo, Frys, oaney,
Phillips. Cornell, Bader, Knisely.
Wilson ---------------------,----I I-xs
st. Johns -.---------.e e-1s
Touchdowns:, wilson - spsros. Kavanash.
Haley. st. Johns - Hands, Matulo. CLARK,
Hands
Points after touchdowns-ssbastian 0l.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Last Night
By the Asxoeiutsd Press

PHILADELPHIA Ike williams.
13ak, Trenton, N. j.. outpointed Doug
Ratford. 40. New York 1W mon
title). Lew Jenkins, 1879, Sweetwater,
Tex, outpointed Eddie Giosa, l39,
Philadelphia Qm.
CHICAGO-Beau Jack, 141, Augusta,
Ga. outpointed Livio Minelli, LAT,
Bersnmo. Italy 90, o.,. Ace.
monte, 1SS, Havana, stopped Johnny
Flynn. 21O. Rochester Is).
PROVIDENCE, r. Ralph Fan;
nelli 1904, Providence, knocked out
BELFAST. Ireland-Rinty Mon
agharl, III. Belfast, and Terry Allen.
llI74, London, drew u6. MONAGHAN
retains title.l ~
Dade, 1917, Chicago, outpointed Frank
Flannery, 1854. Melbourne 12).
Evening star., 1949-10-01

Mrs. George Martin, who last
year was the Women's District
Golf Associations most improved
golfer in class A. climaxed her
second season in championship
golf by winning the Manor Club
championship yesterday over Mrs.
Leo Butler, 3 and 2.
Mrs. Martin, runnerup last year
and the 1949 tournament medalist,
was 2 up at the turn and added to
her margin on the back nine.
Other results:
Championship consolation--Mrs. J. r.
Daily defeated Mrs. B.: H. Burrows. de-
fault Second, Mrs. w. A. Devin de.
feated Mrs. F. W. Chambers: 5 and 81
onsolation-Mrs. George Maksim de-
feated Mrs. F. c. Jones. 2 and /. Third.
Mrs. Tom Wilder defeated Mrs. s. K.
Franks, l up; consolation-Mrs; J. A.;
Keppler defeated Mrs. Bunker Hill. 2 and
/. Fourth, Mrs. Carl De Jonge defeated
Mrs. c. Z. O'Daniel defeated Mrs. Ethel
piiiasd pfiiad defeated MS. % L. K. Ashiord. !
and /; consolation-Mrs. T. J. Connolly
Second MIS-. Z. A. Jones defeated Mrs.
i. j. MulYAney, UP.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Lokey's Kick Tells

Mount Vernon came from be-
hind to score q touchdown in the
last minute Of play and Jim LAkey
added the extra point for . 7-6
victory over Georgetown Prep last
night at Mount Vernon. Kuhn
ran IL yards for the touchdown,
while Just q few minutes earlier
Winsatt crossed the goal for the
Little Hoyas.
GEORGETOWN PREF.
Ends-Haly, Saul.
Tackles-Winsatt ODonnell.
ouards-Pats, Await.
Centers-Altenfls.
Backs-Hannibal. vlAhos. Callahan. Vim
MOUNT VERNON.
Knds-Kossis, Syre. Laksy, West, Cockrell.
Tackles-Cooke, Darr j.. Ditto.
0uards-Nrokaw, Alcorn, Atkinson.
Centefs-Everly, Fiel
Backs-Everitt, Shinault, Kelly. Kuhn, Dod-
son. MELVILLE, Petit. Norfolk, Harding,
essuss'0va acans v.rnon a.'p Il. SIS 3 =
Touchdowns-Kuhn Winsatt. Point after
touchdowns Lakey (placement).
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Goithersburq Wins

Gaithersburg High Schools foot
ball team defeated woodward.
1876, on the Ellipse. It was the
opener for both teams.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Parker Gray BIonked

Maggie L. Walker High OF Rich
mond scored one touchdown IN
the third period and two more IN
the fourth to rout Parker Gray OF
Alexandria, 900.
MAGGIE L. WALKER.
Ends-Mitchell. Bowiss. Branch.
Tackles-Orsen, Trent.
ousrds-Stuhbs Mines, Delano.
Center-Jones.
Backs-Mosely. Lee. Cunningham. Aairstson,
johnson, Tfiman.
fARKER GkAY.
Ends-ward. Ballantine. Bowser. Triplett'
Taekles-Psarson. Bell. Num- Carter.
Csntsrs-LovinSood, Dean.
Backs-Jordon, Carroll. Brooks, Jsnnings'
Willie Hargrove, walter Hafgroye, Moore, TIL.
lsry, Harris. Ferguson.
Massis L. walker 9 1!-zo
Parker s,,r, .enns oray-rl rovls. ~ cunniusSsm'
Eafety-J, DelAno,
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Rockville Goes Wild

HERNDON. Va. Oct. l (Spe-
ciaD Richard Montgomery High
of Rockville. Md, snapped back
from last weeks loss by Dewitt to
shellac Herndon High, 800, here
YESTERDAY,
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Anocostio Romps


Western fumbles and some bril-
liant running by Bob Chatlin
gave Anacostia its first District
public high series victory yester-
day. 1870. on the winners field.
Chatlin scored one touchdown and
Bill Butler the other two.
ANACosTIA.
Ends-Burt, Kober, Brooks
Tacklss--Nsal. eydnor. Kelly.
Gusrds-E. Chatlin, James.
CentSrs-Cash. Laso.
Backs-Aatthews, r. Chatltn, oaeazza, But
Ter, Schroeder, King. Wold. Carr.
WEsTE1N.
Inds-Aushake. Wstntrsue, Ainson, 1vsns'
Mills
TaekIss-Fay. Leibau. 0tstt.
duards-Dressler. Gentle. ensad. Stswaft'
centers-Meetx, Ravlnes.
Backs-weinstein, o'Leary. Larsen. casey
Rushton. Campbell. Tstsinssr: ..
Western
Touchdowns-R. Chatlin, Butler ~.
Point altar touchdoWn-Neal.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

Army Navy's Ladies Day tourna-
ment went to Mrs. M. ]. Torlinski
with 86-7-79. Second was q tie
between Mrs. Alexander Leggin,
winner Of the club championship
Thursday, with 88-7-81, and
Anne York, runnerup in the club
tournament, with 84-3-81.
Evening star., 1949-10-01

Low net honors in Congression-
ais ladies day golf went to Nina
Champion with a 48-8-40 in q
nine hole, lf-handicap event.
Glass B honors went to Mrs. Frank
Evening star., 1949-10-01

Washington Golf Country
Clubs odd-or-e event went %
Mrs. M. Hale Dinneen with u.s.
81 over Mrs. George Bailey. 44-4-
40 and Mrs. j. J. Jester, 59-18-4l.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Bethesda Wins Opener

Bethesda is off to a fine start
in the 1949 football campaign.
The Barons opened yesterday with
a 2O-6 victory over Hyattsville at
Bethesda. Jack O'Neil intercepted
a pass on the Hyattsville 20 and
raced to one touchdown, while
Guy Fairlamb and Wally Young
made the others.
HYATTsvILLR.
Ends-Adams. Dawson, Winter.
Tackles-Husk, LeamAn, Whitley.
Guards-Hennekes, Lewis, Thompson.
Centers-Long. Markley.
Backs-Baker, Cheek. orissby. oohslavss,
Lytle Norris Reynolds
BETHESDA.
Ends-Young, coherd, Smith. Book, Lahf.
Taylor.
Tackles-Msphis, Nsals. Jacobsen, Broad.
hurst.
Guards-Le~is. chappelear. Rice, clinsss.
Center-Crago.
Backs-Ons!ow, Benson, Buell. waIdfca.
Fairlamb, oNe Copeland, Sawyer.
Hyattsville ------------- eS
Bethesda IL 0-U
Touehdowns - o'S.il, Young. Fairlamb.
PeTnodS
Evening star., 1949-10-01
London Starts Well

London Starts Well
BALTIMORE. Oct. / (R.-Lan-
don School Of Washington spot
ted Friends School Of Baltimore
a first-quarter touchdown, then
rebounded for q 21-6 Interstate
Academic Conference victory. It
was Landon's first game Of the
season.
LANDON.
Ends-stoner, Frances.
Tacklss-Thompson, Howhsld.
ouafds-Granser, EnSleman.
Center-Blatshaw. -.
Backs-HanfeId, Guess. Brawner, Barrett
FRIKNDs.
Ends-Fisks. Taylor.
Tackles-Mofan, Bfeininr.
Guards-Wisotzkey, LSnhard.
Center-Fritx.
Eacks-Phillips, Hall, Fsddsr. Gilbert.
1risnds -----.--..------.---------- 0 o t-6
MISUNDERSTANDING. Z: Tsnhsld. Edder
Points after touehdowns-1favnsr. Cline
bucks).
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Breaks Help Saints

st. Albans capitalized on two
second-quarter breaks to defeat
Dewitt. 14-7. in its opener at st.
Albans. Jim Rill's recovery of a
Dewitt tumble launched a 64-yard
drive with Walt Leach scoring.
Johnny Broome intercepted pass
on the Dewitt 13 and play later
scored from the 2. Dewitt Tailed
in the third period, climaxing a
71-yard march. Johnny Neumann
scored.
DEWITT.
Ends--Scalley, Ray.
Tackles-Berger. Wohlfarth. Eodiar.
ouards-strons. KlsmeowitE. lavish.
Center-Rallis
Bscks-nunt, xslly. Nsumann. Parker
Burbak, Godo. Ranerty.
Of. ALBANs.
Ends-Kingsbury, Dosg, Pastef, henderson.
Tatklee-Rili, Abell, eisson.
Ouards-Bohart Warner.
Centers--Dttmar, Mitchell
Backs-Alvord, Hubbell, Leach, Summer
vile, Broome, Conrad .
Touchdowns: Leach, Broome. Neuman
Points after touchdowns: Leach tline buck)
Aiyord (pass from Leacfl).
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Injury to Pontos May Prove
CostIv to Victorious Central
Chamberlain Routed

The passing combination OF
Danny Goodman to Arnold Roll
man clicked for two touchdowns
as Eastern trounced Chamberlain,
25-6, In a District public high
game yesterday at Eastern. Ralph
Sta and Tom McHan scored the
other Rambler tallies, while Tom
Curtiss' buck from the one
scored for Chamberlain.
EASTERN.
Ends-McLsarsn. Rolimsn. Ward, oNeill.
Hunter.
Taoklss-Lynn, zsl. Hudson. James.
Gusrds-Jaeobs. Embrey. Aulrenin. Carl
San.
Csntsrs-Lsmpiris.
Backs-cookman, Oil. sits, Mari, Martino,
Irby, Habib, McHan Keller, Hutchinson.
CHAMBERLAIN.
Ends-Psarson. Bartlett.
Tackles-Bahbitt, Egleston.
Guards-Kiatta, HAines.
Center-BArrett.
Backs-Horrell. Wood. Brooks, curtiss, Rush
insky. Blount. -,
Eastern -----------. -
Touchdowns-Rolinan a.. sta. MeHan.
Curtiss.
Point after touchdown-oill