Evening star., 1949-11-15
High School Gridders
Closing Season;2Are
Unbeaten and United

Several schoolboy football
teams will let down the curtain
for the season this week, but only
two have chances Of winding up
with undefeated, united records.
Stuyvesant School, the pride of
Warrenton, will be seeking its
eighth straight victory at the ex-
pense Of Sherwood in a home
coming celebration Saturday at
Warrenton.
st. Adams. undefeated and un-
tied in seven games, will close
out its campaign Saturday at st.
James In an Interstate Academic
Conference clash.
Stuyvesant Coach Joe Cipolaro,
former Yale lineman, will depend
heavily on John De Courcy, 150-
pound halfback from Bethesda. to
deliver the goods against Sher-
wood. De Courcy, a fancy break
away runner, is the second-high
scoring player on the team. How
ever, Hugh Vain, the high scorer,
who has 81 points to his credit
in six games. suffered two broken
bones in his ankle against Lam
don two weeks ago, and is not
expected to see action.
One Close Call.
The Flying Dutchmen have had
only one close call this season,
7-6 squeak over st. James in the
first game of the season. Since
they have rolled over Woodward,
Fishburne Military, Dewitt. Manas-
sas, Landon and Gaithersburg.
st. Adams also has had it COM
paratively easy. beating all its op-
ponents by at least one touch
down. Among the victims were
Dewitt, Sidwell Friends, Bethes-
da. Georgetown Prep, Baltimore
Friends, st. Andrews and Landon.
Attention in the District will be
centered at Central Stadium.
where the Vikings play host to
Tech Saturday at 2 pm. with the
title in Division. 2 Of the District
public high series at stake. tt
also is the last regularly sched-
uled game Of the season for both
teams.
Central Indicated.
Central is undefeated in eight
starts, but has ties with Anacostia
and Washington-Lee on the rec
ord. Tech hasiwon five, lost two
both to out-of-town foes-and tied
one, a 6-6 deadlock by Eastern.
Wilson High, with only one loss
against seven victories, closes its
regular season against Chamber
lain Friday at Wilson. The Tigers
will be heavy favorites to take this
one and thereby grab the Division
title.
College Park will be the scene
Of another bitter rivalry Saturday
when Bethesda Chevy Chase faces
Montgomery Blair in the tradi-
tional windup for both.
GOnzaga Is Fav0rite.
Neither team, however, Is un-
scathed. Bethesda has one defeat
that at the hands Of st. Adams
and five victories, while Blair
has been able to scrape together
two victories, while dropping six.
Gonzaga will be asheavy favorite
to set down Georgetown Prep In
their Metropolitan Catholic League
game Friday night at George
Washington High School Stadium.
The Eagles have won four and
lost four so far, while the Little
Hoyas have only one victory
against four setbacks and one tie.
Westinghouse and Fairfax
will play the game that was post
poned two weeks ago at 8 pm.
tomorrow at Arlington. Here
is the complete schedule:
Tomorrow - Fairfax at Washington
Friday-chamberlain at wilson. 8; Bell
at Western. 8; Charlotte Hall VS.. Coolidge
ns ons ss 81
Vile, s; Bulls s.Bs At Mount Vernon. 8;
sladensburs rs. Laurel at College Park, 9:
saturdsy-Bullis at Navy rlebes. 2:
ESQ 81 c:ntT o E. Ssas s e. Fo!ss aes
$50; Bethesda Chevy Chase VS.. Mont
gomery Blair at College Park, 2; Landon
ebss.1 9. AHdTsxs sso a.
Maryland Park at College Park, 8.