Evening star., 1950-10-14
Roosevelt Shaping Up
AS Bane Of Favorites
In Public High Race

terhigh football title, but the
Rough Riders can make it rough
on couple of the schools
which do.
At this point one must like
Tech in Division 2. Tech plays
Western next Friday and Roose-
welt November 3. If Tech gets by
Western. probably its toughest op-
ponent, it could suffer a let-down
against Roosevelt.
In Division /, Eastern, Western
and Anacostia all figure in the
title picture at this point and next
Friday Roosevelt will get chance
to spoil Anacostia's hopes.
Roosevelt also plays Coolidge,
which still figures in the Division
2 race. So even if Roosevelt,
which will be the underdog all the
way, wins only one of those three
games, it will be very tough on
the victim.
Roosevelt Smashes Bell.
Roosevelt still is in the race
mathematically after drubbing
Bell. 26-0. yesterday. Billy Smith
passed to Stan Garfinkle for one
score and set up the other two
with some fine running. Tony
Grimaldi and Charlie Becker
bucked oven-for touchdowns after
Smith had put the Rough Riders
in position and John Pavilde went
81 yards with an intercepted pass
for the other marker.
No one can be star every week,
but it seems as If Anacostia's
Bobby Chatlin is going to try. He's
been the mail carrier so far and
yesterday led Anacostia to a 41-13
victory over Montgomery Blair.
Chatlin scored four times on runs
of 81. so and 35 yards and a To-
yard pass. and bucked across for
three extra points. Gene Bower
sox on a 67-yard run and Pip
Fraser from 6 yards away made
the other Anacostia touchdowns.
Jim Williams scored both of
Blair's.
CIV Has Close Call.
George Washington High drove
80 yards to score in the second
period and Tubby Dixon's extra
point gave the Presidents ,7-6
win over Thomas Jefferson of
Richmond. Dick Pope went over
from the l for the tally. TT came
right back with a 76-yard march
and a touchdown. but the second
half was a scoreless battle.
Bill Brawner and Dick Barnett
scored two touchdowns apiece to
lead Landon to a 26-19 victory
over Friends in an Interstate
Academic Conference game. Bill
Byrd made both Friends scores.
Bethesda Chevy Chase edged
st. Adams. rs, in the final five
minutes when Jack O'Neill ran
4 yards to score and Bill Corse
went around left end for the de-
Gliding extra point. The Saints
only score came in the first quar-
ter on Spud Parker's 28-yard
smash off tackle.
Woodward Prep stepped out of
its league when it switched dates
with Bulls Prep and played the
Georgetown freshmen yesterday.
The college men opened their sea-
son with a 26-0 win. GALAXY,
Walsh. Doran and Gillespy all
scored once and Woodward was
thrown for a safety. Bulls will
play the freshmen next Saturday.
Georgetown Prep lost it's first
game of the season, 1870, to Loy-
ola of Baltimore. George Nc
Keever scored on a 3-yard buck
and Doug Farman went Is yards
with pass. Prep's Pat Haley,
offensive end and defensive full
back. was awarded the alumni
trophy as outstanding player of
the game. 1t was Prep's home
coming game.
National Training School re-
tanned the win column with a 800
victory over ST. Mary's of Annap-
oils. Andy Powell, Connie Whit
lock and Francis Dimilar scored
in the first period and Ronnie
Jeter and Jim Lee made IDS in
the fourth.
Mount Vernon. the only unde-
feated, united schoolboy team in
the area, defeated Lane High in
Charlottesville. 21-19, in the final
seconds. Art Kuhn ran 35 yards
in the last Is seconds for the de-
Gliding touchdown. It was victory
No. for Mount Vernon.
Washington-Lee dropped a 1877
encounter to Wilson at Ports
mouth, Va. The Generals scored
their only touchdown in the final
quarter on a pass from Sammy
Eberdt to Dick Brooks.
Fairfax ran over Falmouth, 27-0.
Perry Cannon scored two touch
downs and Cecil Shelton and Paul
st. Clar, one each.
Richard Montgomery of Rock
vile edged Gaithersburg, 7-6. Bob
Mcdonald plunged over for Rock
ville's touchdown in the second
quarter and Joe Hardino rushed
over the extra point.
In action among the colored
schools, Armstrong beat Carver of
Baltimore in the last two minutes,
1876 and Dunbar defeated Doug
lass of Baltimore, 1876. Cliff Free
man tossed a 45-yard pass to
Duck Wheeler for Armstrong;
winning tally and Reggie Lee ran
35 yards to score after an inter-
ception. Clarence Green, Donnie
Mathews and an 80-yard run by
Halfback Tommy Gray scored
Dunbar'S three touchdoWns.
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