Evening star., 1953-11-14
BY Bob Honson

1nterhigh League was in three
way deadlock today, with two
games scheduled Tuesday to de-
eide who will meet the western
division champion, Roosevelt
High, in the title game next
Friday.
Eastern will play Western at
2 pm. Tuesday and the winner
will then meet Anacostia, both
games to be played on the
Eastern field. The winner of
the second game Tuesday will
qualify for the Interhigh cham
pionShip at 8 pm. Friday at
Griffith Stadium.
The triple tie resulted from
games yesterday in which East
ern defeated Western, 1875, and
Anacostia defeated Chamber
lain, At.
Under the plan decided upon
by Hardy Pearce, assistant di-
rector of athletics, and the
principals of the schools in
volved, two 32-minute games
will ne played. There will be IS
minutes between games.
Five Minutes Between Halves.
Each game will consist of four
eight-minute quarters and all
rules pertaining to regulation
game will be applied with the
exception that only five minutes
will be given between halves.
In the event that two teams
are tied at the end of the official
playing time, the winner will be
decided by the greater number
of points given for penetrationS.
This is the penetration plan:
l. Each advance on or over
the opposing teams 30-yard line
by the offensive team while in
possession shall count 3 points,
over the 20-yard line points
and over the 10-yard line 10
points.
2. In case of tumble by the
offensive team which crosses the
80, 20 or 10 yard lines, pene-
tration shall be credited provided
the offensive team continues in
possession.
8. A team will be credited with
only one penetration of the same
zone while in possession.
4. If a team while on defense
RECEIVERS a tumble within the 80,
20 or 10 yard line, it will not re-
ceive credit for a penetration.
5-When a long run or COM
pleted pass or pass followed by
a run results in a touchdown,
the team making the touch
down shall receive penetration
points according to the general
plan.
Eastern Rally Wins.
Eastern's winning touchdown
came late in the fourth quarter.
The Ramblers reached Westerns
13-yard line on a runback of
an intercepted pass by Bob
Hayes. They worked the ball GO
the 2, but on fourth down were
offside. Western refused the
penalty and took over. Failing
to gain, the Raiders kicked.
Eastern again took over on
Westerns 20 following 15-yard
penalty against the Raiders. In
three plays, Quarterback Ed
Mulligan went over from the
for the winning touchdown.
Western scored first midway
of the first quarter when End
AL Eichner fell on the ball in
the end zone when Eastern, at
tempting a pass on it's 5-yard
line, fumbled.
The RamblerS tied it up in the
second quarter when Bob Ellis
recovered a Western tumble on
the 5 and two plays later bucked
over for the touchdown.
DrOZe Sparks AnacOStia.
Dan Droze was the sparkplug
of Anacostia's victory, scoring
three times on runs of 26, RI
and II yards. Fullback Jim
Gamer plunged 6 yards for an
other AnacoStia touchdown and
passed to John Schroeder for
still another and Don GoingS
ran 81 yards for the last. Don
Wells averted a Shutout when he
returned a punt 45 yards for
Chamberlain's score.
One other Interhigh Divi-
sion y game resulted in Tech
defeating Coolidge, 14-0, on Full
back Larry O'Clery'S two short
touchdown plunges and two ex-
tra-point kicks. Tech ended its
season with a 6-1-1 mark while
Coolidge finished with 3-6.
Four Interhigh division ID
teams played out-of-town rivals
and survived with two victories
and a pair of ties.
Armstrong knocked off pre-
viously unbeaten Maggie Walker
of Richmond. TO. before 2,100
homecoming fans at Brooks
Stadium. Ken Mccall scored on
a yard plunge in the first quarter
and two other touchdownS were
called back as Armstrong got
revenge on the only team it lost
to last year.
The other scores were: Dun
bar, s; Dunbar of Baltimore, 6
Spingarn, 0; Bates of Annapolis
o. Cardoza, 20; Douglass Of
Baltimore, 6.
Franklin jenkins ran 35 yards
with a pass from Warren VIII.
liamS in the last four minutes
to give Dunbar a tie with the
only team to beat arch-riva
Armstrong this year. Dunbar
and Armstrong meet for the Di.
vision II championship Novem.
ber 25.