Evening star., 1952-10-18
Blades Extend Streak
To -Four Games With
Upset Of Eastern

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st. Johns is conceded to have
the best high school football team
in the Capital area. but it doesn't
have the longest winning streak
this season.
Bladensburg, overlooked because |
of weak schedule before yester-
days game, upset Eastern, de-
Tending Interhigh League cham
pion. 1872, before more than 1000
at Old Byrd Stadium at College |
Park to run it's record to five
without defeat. The Blades have
beaten Bell, 37-6; Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 1870; Chamberlain, 800,
and Westminster. 27-6.
The JohnnieS have to beat CAL
vert Hall tomorrow to make it
five in row. The Blades will stay
undefeated at least until they meet
ST. Johns November ! at College
Park. They have no game sched-
uled next week.
Bladensburg used former East
ern student yesterday to beat his
alma mater. Larry Foreman, who
couldn't make the 1851 Eastern
squad, but this season is the
Blades leading scorer with eight |
touchdowns, tailed the clinching |
six points on a 70-yard run in
the second qquarter. Joe Dustin
had run 80 yards with an inter-
cepted pass for a first-quarter
score. Eastern got it's only points
in the final period when Francis
Knit recovered his own tumble
in the Bladensburg end zone.
Tech Upsets Northwestern.
Other Interhigh teams playing
outside competition met with
mixed success. Tech upset North
western, 1877; Western gave st.
Adams its first defeat, 14-O, and
Anacostia edged Suitland, TO, but
Chamberlain bowed to st. Mary's,
60, in Annapolis.
Tech scored it's first touchdown
in the opening quarter. Joe Holden
recovered tumble on the North
western 13, then caught a pass
from Donny McGlynn on the 2
from where Larry O'Cleary took it
over. The Trainers tailed again
in the second period on a 17-yard
pass play, McGlynn to Dick SUIT
ton. Northwestern's only touch
down came from a 66-yard march
after the second-half kickoff with {
Ralph Kern passing 81 yards to {
Bob Farrell, who caught the ball
on the 5 and scored.
A. Bruce McKeithan to Dick S
Thomas pass play which covered
81 yards and an 8-yard end run by
Jim Bakhtiar got western it's vic {
tory. Don Bell, Tech guard, ran
35 yards with Suitland tumble =
and Eddie Davis kicked the point !
in the third period to win for the 9
Trainers. Orwell Clark scored the :
Rams only touchdown on a five
yard second-quarter plunge. ST.
Mary's scored its first touchdown :
in IL quarters with a third-period .
quarterback sneak by Mac Con- 9
nell, to beat Chamberlain. : :
CIV Drops Fourth Straight. :
Northern Virginia teams ran /.
into misfortune as George Wash
ington lost its fourth straight. q
60, in Petersburg, Va. and Wash I
ington-Lee was defeated 1877 by I
Jefferson in Roanoke, Va. Peters, I
burg scored in the opening three
minutes, while CIV never threat I
ened. Jefferson tailed the first I
two times it had the ball and q
again in the third quarter, while n
the Generals only score came on r
Dick Mabry's 33-yard pass to Fred s.
Walker in the third period. e
Bill Amos connected with Dom t.
aid Espy on pair of 50-yard
scoring passes and Bob Pellegrini A
sneaked across from the to get a
the Maryland freshmen a 300 p
victory over Bulls School.
Friends shut out Richard Mont 4
gomery, 1910; Georgetown Prep
was routed, 1876. by Loyola of
Baltimore; Gilman rolled over I
Landon, $50, and Woodward beat
George Mason, 60.
Roland Habicht scored twice,
while Tailback Dave Stowe gained
more than $50 yards on the :,
ground and in the air and tailed :.
once for Friends. Georgetown e
Prep'S only score came on an 80
yard punt return by Otey Smith.
Landon trailed, 1870, at halftime /"
and could not rally. Bill Hampton
drove 6 yards in the first quarter =
to give Woodward its third I
straight victory. 5
Sherwood Beats Blair b.
In Montgomery County, Art Z
Tolson scored twice for Sherwood
to lead his team to a 21-13 vic II
tory over Montgomery Blair B y
team and Frederick rolled over "
GaitherSburg. 1912. Bill Life ran q
rs yards on a reverse for =
Gaithersburg touchdown. )
Charlotte Hall won it's opening |
game. defeating Annapolis, 1876. q
Armstrong opened its Division e
II city series competition before a j
crowd of 1900 at Brooks Stadium n
with an 1876 victory over Phelps.
Carl Hagler ran 38 yards, Cornell \
Harvell went and Louis Freeman
bucked 2 for - the Armstrong
scores, while Steve Wright raced 4
46 yards for Phelps only touch
down.
Today'S schedule:
Fairfax at Falls Church. 2.
AHegany at Montgomery Blair 216
Fishburne at Episcopal $50 :.
DeMatha vs. Cambridge at College r
Park, 8. ,
Bethesda-chevy Chase at Annapolis, 2.
Gonzaga at Hershey, Pa, 2. " ii
Dunbar at CardoZo. 2.
...- BELL.