Evening star., 1950-11-11
Long Run by Barnett
Wins for Landon
Over ST. AIbans

AdllOOu Has UcdIeIl OG. Adams
only three times in the 21-yearI
history of their football rivalry,
but Dick Barnett ran IS yards inI
the final period yesterday to give
Landon an 1914 win-its first
series victory since 1947.
st. Adams came from behind
twice in the game to take a 7-6
lead at halftime and 1912 margin
early in the fourth quarter, but
Barnett took the last Saints kick
off on the 16 and raced all the way
to win for Landon.
Barnett put the winners ahead
in the first period when he skirted
end from 6 yards out. st. Albans
rallied in the second quarter after
Spud Parker's interception had put
the Saints in scoring position on
the Landon Is and Buddy Som
erville passed to Bill Hoffer for
the touchdown. Somerville's kick
put st. Adams out in front.
Landon Comes Back.
Landon came back in the third
quarter to 60 ahead on a 55-yard
drive with halfback Bill Brawner
going around end from 8 yards
out to score. st. Albans took the
lead on a short fourth-quarter
pass from Soverville to Hoffer in
the end zone but Barnett'S long
run brought Landon the victory.
With Techs two shifty tailbacks,
Benny Colandreo and Snookie
Herman. supplying the long runs
and Fullback John Wege the
power, Tech rolled over Bell, 49-0.
herman went IL and 81 yards from
scrimmage and 48 yards with a
punt for scores. Colandreo brought
punt back So yards and made
touchdowns from the IL and 10,
and Wege plunged over from the
2 and the 10. Defensive Halfback
Ray Murray returned an inter-
cepted pass Is yards for the other
Trainer score.
In a battle of undefeated teams
played in freezing weather last
night. Frederick made it eight
straight and broke Maryland
Parks f1ve-game streak, 1912, at |
Frederick. Frederick took a 1870
halftime lead on touchdowns by
Dick Shippley and Jim Baker and
went on to build up the margin.
Mayhem and Cole scored for
Maryland Park.
Falls Church Winner. /
Falls Church and Fairfax broke
even in games with out-of town
opponents. Fred Landess scored |
twice and Joe Trumbo once as
Falls Church beat Osbourne, 20
IA, at Manassas, Va, but Fairfax
was not as fortunate, and was
routed. Alp, at Culpeper, Va.
In a battle between Friends. !
Friends School of Washington
closed its season with a 14-7 win
at Baltimore Friends. Bill Byrd
scored all the winners points on
runs Of 80 and so yards and two
extra-point kicks to lead Friends
to its first win in six starts this |
season.
Chamberlain broke a flve-game
losing streak. too. by beating
De Matha. 14-6, at Anacostia. Stan
Rochinski. Chamberlain star
all year, clinched the win with a |
53-yard run from scrimmage in
the third period. Tony Mag
MOTTO passed to Joe Kolley for a
57-yard scoring play to get Cham
berlain's other score in the second |
period. In the same quarter,
Center Walt Coughlin recovered
a tumble and ran 80 yards for
De Matthias only touchdown.
Joe Harding made three touch
downs to lead Richard Montgom-
cry Of Rockville to a $50 win over
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase. Harding
ran so yards and bucked for one
and two yards for his scores. Cor
don Coleman ran Is yards around
end and Dick Grist kicked four
extra points to complete the scor-
ing. Rockville tailed 81 points in |
the final period.
Armstrong Routs Bates.
Armstrong kept its winning
streak alive by routing Bates of
Annapolis, 37-0 at Brooks Stadium
for its sixth straight of the season.
Don Wheeler scored on runs of so
yards and Is. Reggie Lee made
a Tech touchdown from 16 yards
out in the second quarter, and
Herbert Madison bucked across
from the S in the fourth. Moore
and Van Bracklin also scored.
Cardozo journeyed to Borden
town, N. j., to bring back a 14-OI
victory from the Manual Training
School there. Gary Freeman
scored both Cardozo touchdowns,
going 80 yards with an inter-
cepted pass in the second quarter
and running 20 yards from
scrimmage in the fourth. The
Cardozo line broke through to
nab the Bordentown quarterback
for a safety in the first period.
James Evans hard running was
outstanding for the winners.
Parker-Gray couldn't muster
any scoring punch against Arm
strong of Richmond, and lost,
21-0, in Alexandria last night.
William Powell made two touch
downs on short line bucks and
Howard Reynolds went 13 yards
around end for the other I'D. 1t
was Parker -Gray's fifth loss of
the year against two wins and
tie.