Evening star., 1953-10-31
Fifth Straight Win
For Landon Sets Off
Coach $. 81 Dreams

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is not one to look past his next
game in anticipation of future
opponents, but the sandy haired
former Tech High star can be
excused if he forgets his present
unbeaten team for the moment
and dreams about 1854.
Landon made Richard Mont
gomery High its fifth straight
victim yesterday, 1856, and if
Sanford, st. Adams and st. An
drew's fall in line the next
three weeks this 25-year-old prep
school, will have its first unde-
feated team in history. But
wait till next year.
I'VE should improve more this
season." Barton admits, "but
next year we should be even
better. We will have a good
junior varsity squad moving up
and We'll be losing only a few
OF our regulars from this team. -
Most Regulars Returning.
The major loss will be Paul
Kern and Harvey jacobson in
the backfield. Ends Dave Povich
and Howard Phelan and Tackle
Johnny Littlehales. But the
backfield still will have Blackie
Bruner, Robin Prince, Dick
Dortzbach and Johnny Sullivan,
all regulars. Gil Nolan, Clayton
Eisinger and Gene Forcione will
be back at the tackles. The
ends will be replaced by Marcus
Pugh. Joe Sears and Perry
Learnard, all of whom have seen
plenty of duty this season. And
the centers and guards will re-
turn intact.
AS for the current season
Barton feels he is fortunate in
playing Sanford the week after
Friends has softened them up.
st. Adams is always tough but
has been having a lot of trouble
this year. st. Andrews hasn't
won a game.
Yesterday on Landon's field.
Richard Montgomery couldn't
cope with its opponents attack
through the line and Landon
drove As, II, 43 and So yards
for touchdowns at the begin
ming of each quarter. Seniors
Jacobson and Kern divided the
touchdowns, the former scoring
on runs of % and yards and
Kern plunging / and 8 yards
for his scores.
The visitors from Rockville
entered Landon territory six
times. twice on fumbleS and
once on a short punt. Shortly
before the end of the first half,
Quarterback Jimmy BowleS
passed by Bobby Case who car
ried to Landon's 1-yard line on
a play covering 33 yards. Bowles
hit Case over center two plays
later for Richard Montgomery's
only score
Friends and st. Albans Win.
Friends trampled Sanford
Prep of Hockesson, Del, 32-7,
and st. Adams came from be-
hind to defeat Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 21-18, to make it a clean
sweep for the three Interstate
Academic Conference teams Of
this area.
Georgetown Prep won its first
of the season, 1876, at Gathers
burg last night and st. Stephens
dropped an 1912 decision at
Howard County in two other
games involving area prep
schools.
Fullback Dan Leary ran z
yards for a touchdown and Bill
Miller passed SIS yards to Norm
Forster for another as st. Adams
rallied for IA points in the final
quarter to edge B-CC Bethesda
scored all it's points in the first
half on touchdowns by John
Cornelius, Dickie Hill and Jim
Shook. Leary's rush for an ex-
ira point and a fourth-quarter
safety made the difference.
Sixth Victory for Friends.
Roland Habicht ran for two
touchdowns and Dave Stowe
passed for two others as Friends
won it's sixth game in seven tries
and remained behind Landon in
the LAC standings with a 81
record.
Fullhack Jack Virnstein bucked
over for a touchdown and an ex-
ira point and Charlie Leasure
passed Is yards to Bob Moses
as Prep scored all its points in
the second quarter and ended
it's six-game losing streak.
The remaining schedule for
the week end:
Today.
Randolph Macon Academy at Episco-
pal, 2:30.
Coolidge at Blair, pm.
Armstrong. at CardoZo, 2 pm.
Bulls at Navy Plebes, 2 pm.
Columbian Prep at Baltimore Junior
| College, 2:30 pm.
Woodward Prep VS.. Massanutten at
Woodstock (Va). 2:30 pm.
George Mason at Occupuan, pm.
Washington-Lee VS.. Thomas Jefferson
at Richmond, pm.
Tomorrow.
Gonzaga VS.. John Carroll at Grif-
fifth Stadium, 2 pm
St. Marys of Annapolis VS. DeMatha,
Airlee Field (St John's), Military road,
2 pm.
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