Evening star., 1950-10-28

AnacoStla still appears the team
tc beat in the interhigh football
circuit after the Indians defeated
Chamberlain, 1877, at Anacostia
yesterday to tie Eastern for first
place in division J..
The two teams have three wins
and a tie each and each has two
games to play. Anacostia has
Wilson and Western left and East
ern must get past Western and
Coolidge. If the two win both
their games, they'll have to play
of the 1912 tie they had earlier
in the season to see who meets
the winner of division for the
title.
AS usual. Bobby Chatlin was the
Anacostia meal ticket. He scored
the Indians first seven points
with 20-yard sprint for a touch
down and set up two more with
his hard running. Pat Kober and
Pip Fraser scored the other mark
ers with short runs.
Stan Rochinski, brilliant all
around Chamberlain player. slowed
Chatlin several times with hard
tackles and was outstanding on
offense and defense.
Tech had little trouble with
GonZaga and held the Eagles to
three first downs as the Trainers
won, $50, at Tech. Benny
Colandreo scored two touchdowns
on reverse for 81 yards in the
second period and seven yards of
tackle in the third quarter. -.
Tech drove 48 yards for its
initial score early in the first quar-
ter and Fullback John Wege car
ried across from the /. Smoky
Herman took a pass from Wege
and went 20 yards for the next
touchdown in the second period.
Tech led, 1870. at the half.
Ted Dayharsh scored twice and
Dale Larsen went IS yards with a
screen pass to lead Western to a
20-18 win at Fairfax. Dayharsll
ran 63 yards for one tally and
bucked S for another. The mar
gin of victory was provided by
Larsen's line smash and John
Forrester's kick.
John Safer tossed two touch
down passes for Fairfax and Terry
Canon scored twice.
Fordie Thompson, star George
Washington tailback. got off on
two 65-yard jaunts and a 5-yard
buck to score three touchdowns
and lead the Presidents to a 34-6
win over Baltimore City College in
Alexandria.
George Nolan scored twice and
Dick Pope also tailed. Joe Askin
threw an 11-yard pass to Chuck
Doering for the visitors only
touchdown.
Georgetown Prep grabbed a 14-0
second-quarter lead and held off
Dewitt to win, 20-13, at George
town Prep. The winners second
period points were made on 39-
yard run by Paul Eckrich, an g.
yard smash by Jim Gardner and
a Dewitt safety. Larry Horning
scored the final Georgetown
touchdown with a 3-yard plunge
in the final period.
George Rennard threw two
touchdown passes to Bob Nc
Cauley for Devitt's scores.
st. Adams took it's second Inter-
state Athletic Conference victory,
25-9, over Baltimore Friends at
st. Adams. The Saints recovered
seven fumbles. Billy Parker
scored twice and passed to Frank
Henderson for another. Shilling
tailed the other st. Albans' I'd.
Frederick beat Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 26-19, but had to score two
touchdcwns in the final period to
do 1t. Bethesda took a third
quarter lead, 1912, on a 40-yard
pass play, Jack O'Neill to Bill
Corse, but Frederick rallied. Ship
ply bucked over to climax TO
yard drive and Haigh threw -
yards to Baker for the winning
marker.
Maryland Park has four game
winning streak after overwhelm-
ing De Matha, 27-o, at Turkey
Thicket. Bob Thompson scored
two touchdowns on a 47-yard run