Evening star., 1950-10-07
School Card Marked
BY Tech-WiIson Tie
And WI. Victory

Wilson, defending District pub
lie high school football champion,
has been knocked down-but not
out. The Tigers. defeated by West
ern last week, had more bite than
expected in holding favored Tech
to a TT tie yesterday.
Instrumental in Wilson'S moral
victory" were the fine line play of
Guard Amy Vaught and the back
f1eld play of Bob Quinn, in action
despite a cut eye and injured leg.
Techs chances were dimmed
somewhat when early in the game
Richie Gaskell, star end, was
helped of the field with an injured
ankle. X-rays were to be made
today.
o. Tech scored first, capitalizing on
a poor Wilson punt which gave it
the ball on the Tiger 25. Colan-
dreo skirted end from the 4 for
the touchdown and Bryant Hop
kins kicked the extra point.
Wilson Ties in Last Quarter.
Wilson scored in the final Pc
riod. Quinn intercepted Wege's
pass on the Tech %. He then
passed to Pete Haley to the II and
two plays through the middle
brought the touchdown. Dick
Sebastian added the extra point.
In other inter-high contests,
Eastern blanked Roosevelt, 900,
and Anacostia trounced Bell, 41-O.
1t was feared that Irving Fried
man, Roosevelt halfback had re-
ceived broken neck, but X-rayS
at Emergency Hospital revealed
nothing more than severe sprain
Eastern scored on three long
drives with Eddie Mari. Pat Nc
Dougall and Tom McHann each
scoring a touchdown. Anacostia
was led by star tailback, Bobby
Chatlin, who scored on touch
down runs of 80 yards and so
yards.
WaShington-Lee pulled an up
set in Roanoke, Va. when it gave
jefferson High its first loss in
three years, l4-13. Sam Eberdt,
200-pound tailback, passed to one
touchdown and scored the other
after the Generals marched 80
yards in the final period. The
big triple -threater kicked both
extra points to provide the margin.
Eberdt played the full game. al
though hurt in the first period.
He may have a shoulder separa-
ton.
Coolidge dropped its first game
of the season, 40-6, to undefeated
Baltimore City College in Balti-
more. Dale Larsen spanked West
ern to a 21-0 win over Stuyvesant
High
Safety Wins for Gonzaga.
Gene Buckingham. Gonzaga end,
tackled AL Parson for a safety to
beat National Training School,
l4-13, in the last minute of play.
st. Adams with John Shilling
scoring twice overpowered Friends,
1870. and Woodward Prep rolled
up the biggest score in the area
this season. CLIO, over Fairfax.
Ray Luckett passed for three
touchdowns and scored one as
Dewitt routed De Matha. Sis.
Mount Vernon beat Falls
Church, 20-6, at Mount Vernon
last night for its fourth straight
win. 80.
Among the Maryland schools,
Gaithersburg defeated Harper's
Ferry. 1916, with Dick Newell
reeling off scoring runs of IS and
IS yards. and Westminster had
little trouble with Richard-M Mont
gomery. 800.
In the Negro high school games,
Armstrong beat Douglass, 900.
with Paul Ellis, Reggie Lee and
Arthur Van Brackle scoring one
apiece. Cardozo scored in the
first period on Leroy Buffers
20-yard run and held off many
Carver threats to win, TO. Dun
bar lost to Bates by the margin
Of a second period safety, 14-12.
Parker-Gray beat the Alumni.
1912, on Leo Valentines 19-vard
touchdown pass to Harold Fer
pI1son in the 1oSt fI,ree y,oi,,,,fac