Evening star., 1953-10-31
Wilson Finds Itself
In Surprise Victory
Over Western, 14-O
By Bob Henson
INTERHIGH DIVISION u STANDINGS.
Eastern Division. Western Division.

Two conclusions were appar-
ent after Wilson, defending
champion in the Interhigh
League, won it's first league foot
ball game yesterday by defeating
Western, 14-0, on Wilson's field.
Out of contention in the West
ern Division of the league with
a 1-2-1 record and only one
game remaining, the Tigers are
just beginning to find themselves
and finally are playing the kind
of football they appeared capa-
BILE of in earlier games.
Western, in suffering it's first
defeat in five games, obviously
hasn't met as tough opposition
as Wilson. The Raiders previ-
ously defeated AnacoStia, BetheS-
da-Chevy Chase, Chamberlain
and St. Adams. Wilson has run
into stronger teams, such as
George Washington, Roosevelt,
st. Johns, Tech, BladenSburg
and Coolidge.
Western Still Leads Loop.
The Raiders, despite their loss,
still lead the Eastern Division
and only Coolidge and Eastern
remain on it's schedule. West
ern could bounce back to take
them both. but not by playing
the kind of ball it demonstrated
yesterday.
Wilson's heavier line, led by
Danny Wang who was in West
ern's backf1eld a good part of the
game, completely bottled up
Westerns offense and at no time
did the Raiders threaten seri-
ously. On offense, the Tigers
line repeatedly opened quick
holes for spinner plays with Bob
Rogers, Pete Boinis and Bob
Chatf1eld, particularly the latter,
getting good yardage.
The Tigers scored in the sec
ond quarter after Rogers inter-
cepted a pass on his own II.
Chatf1eld, doing most of the ball
carrying plus throwing a 23-
yard pass to Jerry Scully, scored
from 4 yards out. Boinis scored
the other touchdown shortly
after the third period started
when he grabbed Western fum-
be on the 35 and scampered the
remaining distance. Chatf1eld
made both conversions.
Riders TrOunce Bell.
In the other Division I game
yesterday, Phil Perlo again was
the offensive spark behind Roose-
velt as the Riders dealt Bell it's
sixth straight loss. 800. Perlo
opened the scoring with a 46-
yard run and then passed to Tom
AndrakakaS and Dick Morgan
for second-quarter touchdownS.
Halfback Joe Gregory scored
twice in the last quarter.
Against Maryland competi-
ton, Tech downed Bladensburg,
14-0, to remain unbeaten in six
games and AnacoStia scored in
the final 80 seconds to tie Suit
land, TT. Eastern and Chamber
lain are idle this week end and
Coolidge is at Montgomery Blair
this afternoon.
Tremaine Finch passed to
Jimmy DeMoss for a Tech score
in the second quarter and Full
back Larry O'Cleary banged his
way for 34-yards after intermis-
sion as Bladensburg went down
to it's fifth straight defeat.
Secrist Saves AnacOstia.
Charlie Secrist was the Ana
costa hero for the second week
in a row when he took a pass
from Danny Droze in the waning
seconds and ran II yards for the
Indians touchdown. Dan Co.
ings' extra point tied the score.
Suitland had scored in the Sec
ond quarter on 4-yard plunge
by Mickey MCGUIRE and Dick
fuckers conversion.
Interhigh Division II teams
were in limited action yesterday
as Dunbar lost its first game in
five outings, 60. to Douglass in
Baltimore and Phelps edged
Bates, TO, in Annapolis. A Di-
vision II League game today pits
Armstrong against Cardozo on
II - =.