Evening star., 1950-11-18
MI. Vernon and WI
| Defeat State Foes;
Coolidge Winner

MOUI1b tcI1lOIl 11lSu 0CIlOOl IL
tough to beat when it stays in its
own league. 1t showed this again
last night by defeating Norview
(outside. Norfolk. va). 1877, be-
fore a scant and shivering home
coming crowd at Mount Vernon
Stadium.
The Mounts have a To record
for the football season and de-
feated a good team in Norview
They have won four of six league
games and their losses came when
they moved up to play Washing
ton-Lee and George Washington
schools with much larger student
bodies.
Mount Vernon scored twice In
the second period and held Nor
view to one I'D in the third. After
the Mounts had stopped a Nor
view drive on their own 10 early
in the second period, they marched
80 yards to score. Dick Downs
cracked over from the for the
touchdown and Jasper Lakey's
kick was good. Later In the same
period Art Kuhn, Mount Vernon
halfback, broke over tackle on the
Norview 40, cut to the sideline and
ran to score.
tumble Helps Noryiew.
Norview scored early in the
third. After Mount Vernon had
recovered a tumble on its own s
to stop a Norview drive. The
Mounts fumbled in the next play
and Bill Tigmo, Filipino tackle
with Norview. grabbed the ball in
the air and bulled across. The
game was a stalemate after that.
Coolidge bounced back from two
upsets at the hands of Roosevelt
and Blair to overwhelm Bell, 42-0.
AS usual, Tailback Arnie Tranen
led the way for the Colts with
three touchdowns.
Tranen bucked across from the
/, took a pass from Billy Williams
for a 72-yard scoring play and re-
turned punt 80 yards. Williams,
on a 70-yard run, Jim Gradijan
and Ted Naddio made the other
tbs.
Washington-Lee eked out 60
victory over Warwick, Va, before
a cold crowd of 5000 at WI.
last night. The Generals marched
60 yards in the first period with
Sam Eberdt, star tailback. buck
ing across from the l. Warwick
penetrated o"the WI. Is in the
third period, but an interception
by Johnny Herlein cut the rally
short. 1t was wills sixth win In
nine starts.
County Tie Possible.
The possibility of a tie for the
Prince Georges County schoolboy
title loomed today. following
Maryland Parks 13-to-6 victory
over Bladensburg last night at
College Park. It was Maryland
Parks fourth straight league VIC
tory and Bladensburg's first loss
in four games.
The winners next week meet
Mount Rainier. with a record of
one victory in three games. while
Hyattsville, unbeaten in three
games. takes on Bladensburg.
Trailing 60 at the half. after
Bob Anderson went Is yards for
Bladensburg's touchdown in the
first half. Maryland Park came
from behind to win on a 7-yard
touchdown plunge by Butch Gal
lagher in the third period and a
2-yard line buck by Bill Matthews
in the last.
Center Vance Sonny Death
erage was outstanding in a line
backing role for the victors.
Armstrong Wins Again.
Armstrong, Negro interhigh
leader, still has a clean slate for
the season after edging Maggie
Walker of Richmond, 21-18
Parker-Gray of Alexandria lost
it's fifth game, a 800 trouncing
by jefferson.
Anacostia's jayvees scored on
two long runs to end the season
with a 1870 win over Georgetown
Prep jayvees. Fletcher Kolb raced
IS yards and Jack Blair went 60
yards. Herndon beat the Mount
Vernon jayvees, 20-7.