Evening star., 1952-11-08
Western High Caught
Mapping as Bill Corse
PAGES B-CC Victory

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Western High, peering ahead
toward its game with Chamber
lain Vocational next week, which
the Raiders need to win for a lock
on the Interhigh Eastern Division
title, overlooked Bethesda Chevy
Chase and Bill Corse yesterday.
The result was an 1873 upset
for B-CC on the Raiders field.
Corse. the high schools Sammy
Baugh, passed for two touchdowns
and set up the third with 30
yard run. The Barons had won
only two games this season while
losing four. but walloped Charlotte
Hall. 1876, last week, and were
ready for Western yesterday.
The Raiders took a 80 lead on
Jim Bakhtiar's field goal in the
first quarter before Corse warmed
up his arm. Bill tossed 10 yards
to Jack Vance, his favorite re-
ceiver. later in the same quarter
to put the Barons in front. In
the final period Corse hit Jim
Pickett with 30-yard aerial for
a touchdown and ran 80 yards to
the Western /, where Dave Moore
plunged across for the last score.
In Interstate Academic Confer
ence action Friends of Washing
ton completed its season BY
trouncing Baltimore Friends, 800,
to make the Quakers' league rec
ord Al. Sanford Prep of Will
mington. Del. walloped Landon,
$40.
Habicht Has Big Day.
Roland Habicht ran for four
touchdowns. passed to Dave Ken
worthy for the other and kicked
an extra point to account for all
except two of the Washington
Friends points. Jim Morrie and
Bob Chatlin returned punts 10
and SIS yards for touchdowns to
pace Sanford.
Bladensburg opened the sched-
ule in the three-team Prince
Georges Glass A League with a
$50 victory over Suitland. Pat
Moreland and Joe Dustin scored
two touchdowns each and Joe
Foreman another as the Blades
took 300 lead at halftime and
coasted to their win.
Charlottesville's Layne High de-
feated Fairfax. AT, as John
Draper scored on runs of SO and
19 yards. Gene Finks got the
Rebels only score in first quarter.
In other Northern Virginia ac-
ton, Covington, Va, defeated
Washington-Lee. 25-13, and
George Mason shut out Occoquan,
300. Dennis Gibbs scored twice
for Covington in the first period
as the visitors took a 1870 half
time lead and never were threat
ened. Jim Tasker connected with
Mike Hodges on 40 and 31-yard
scoring passes and Bob Heeter
bucked over from the one for
George Mason's touchdowns. Stuy-
vesant of Warrenton rolled past
Woodstock. 26-6, in another Vir-
ginia game.
Blair Bows to Frederick.
Except for B-CC. Montgomery
County teams Jared poorly. Fred
erick beat Montgomery Blair, 90
13. and Georgetown Prep defeated
Gaithersburg by the same score.
Earl Ball and Pat Hale went across
for Blair while Lou Fisher broke
a TT tie in the third period with
a 60-yard punt return for Fred
erick which put them in front to
stay. Richard Crowley scored two
touchdownS and Pete Evans an
other in Prep's victory.
Earl Taylor led Laurel to a 31-OI
rout of Havre de Grace. Taylor
ran for touchdowns on dashes of
SO, 10 and IS yards and passed
for a fourth score.
Undefeated Armstrong racked
UP its seventh straight with a 27-0I
win over Bates of Baltimore and
Cardozo took a 1870 victory atI,
Bordentown, Del, in Negro school
action.
Chester Mckenzie tossed a 23-
yard scoring pass to Herman
Thomas late in the second period
and Armstrong clinched it's tri-
umph with three touchdowns in
the last quarter. Dave Harris and
Ralph Dantley ran for scores and
Herb Drummond passed to Kenny
Minor for a touchdown to lead
Cardozo.
Weekend schedule:
TODAY.
Interstate Academic Conference.
st: Andrews of Middletown, Del, at
st. Adams, z.
Other Games.
Charlotte Hall at Falls Church e
Virglnia Episcopal at Episcopal, 3.