Evening star., 1953-10-17
Victory Over Suit|and
Puts Barons on Top
OF Bi-Counfy Loop
By Dick SIoy
MARYLAND BI-COUNTY
LEAGUE STANDINGS.

Once you grope through the
cloud of pessimism that sur
rounds the head coach's Office
at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High
School, you may realize that Al
Sadusky is doing one of the bet
ter coaching jobs in the area.
AS was the case last year,
Sadusky's first at B-CC, the
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Barons started this season with
two defeats. Now, following a
1879 victory over Northwestern
last week and a 1870 win over
Suitland yesterday, Bethesda sits
atop the Maryland Bi-County
League. Only arch-rival Mont
gomery Blair stands in B-CC's
path toward at least a tie for the
championship of the f1ve-team
league.
This is the team that inherited
only four lettermen and one reg
ular from last year, and that
regular, Norman Sheetz, was
nursing an injured ankle yester-
day and couldn't handle any of
the punting.
Others Out With Injuries.
Also out with injuries were
Blocking Back Bob Benson.
Wingback Bobby Romans, End
Gordon Tayloe and Tackle
George Burns, all first-stringers
now. IF we had had those fell
lows, I'm sure we would have had
a better offense," Sadusky apol-
ogized after the game.
The two touchdowns came on
a long run and an intercepted
pass and the rest of the after
noon neither B-CC nor Suitland
could generate a steady drive.
Walt Fedora, Suitland coach,
wouldn't comment on the per-
formance of his own team but
had an abundance of praise for
Bethesda. They tackled low
and hard and completely out
played us; they we're up and the
better team Won"
Hill and Faber Score.
Dickie Hill, a 135-pound wing
back, took a reverse around his
left end and broke through the
Suitland secondary for an &c.
yard touchdown run near the
end of the first quarter. Block
ing Back John Faber, playing
left halfback on defense, inter-
cepted Tom Hayden's pass mid
way in the last quarter and ran
10 yards for the second score.
Meanwhile, two other Mary
land public schools came up
against District competition.
Northwestern came from be-
hind to ruin Techs unblem-
ished record with a TT tie at
NorthweStern's stadium last
night and Bladensburg was wal
loped at Wilson, 26-6. Mont
gomery Blair plays Alleganey
High in Cumberland, Md, to-
night.
st. Johns and Calvert Hail.
originally scheduled yesterday,
will meet at 2:30 pm. tomorrow
at Mount st. Joseph in Balti-
more.
Northwestern, defending cham
pion in Prince Georges County
but winner of only one of three
previous games this season, held
Tech to one offensive drive, a
72-yard march that paid off in
the third quarter. Halfback
Tremaine Finch passed 18 yards
to Joe Bryan for the score and
Fullback Larry O'Cleary con-
verted.
With five minutes remaining
in the game, Bob Monaco Of the
Wildcats blocked Tom Merry
mans punt on the Tech 11-yard
line and Halfback Don Slack
scored from the l six plays
later. Paul Nystrom' placement
tied the score,
Chatfield Stars for Wilson.
Wilson's Bob Chatf1eld ran for
three touchdownS in the second
half and kicked two extra points
to break a Go halftiIne tie with
BladenSburg. Don Klimkiewlcz
ran Is yards with an intercepted
pass for a Wilson score in the
first quarter. The Mustangs
tied it up in the next period on
an 85-yard pass play from Nor
man Harris to Frank Knott,
but Chatfield's three later scores
sent Bladensburg down to its
third straight defeat.
Bulls Prep of Silver Spring
met its first tough opponent and
lost. 1877. to the George Wash
ington University freshmen.
In two other Maryland games,
Georgetown Prep suffered its
fifth straight loss, a 1926 defeat
by Loyola in Baltimore, and
Gaithersburg trimmed Frederick
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