Evening star., 1953-11-11
Friends Ends Season
With Record.of II
And Good Prospects

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Headed by Halfback Dave
Kenworthy, Sidwell Friends ex-
poets to have a formidable team
next year despite the loss of a
number of regulars through
graduation.
But Kenworthy will have a
man-sized job on his hands to
fill the shoes. of Fullback Roland
Habicht, the star Of yesterdays
closing victory over Baltimore
Friends. 42-12.
The backf1eld lost by gradua-
ton besides Habicht includes
Halfbacks Dave Stowe and Alvin
Johnson and Quarterback Jim
Sabin. Linemen not returning
are Guards Barry Crider and
John Gosnell. Center Larry
Christmas and Tackle Tom Ken
worthy.
Habicht Has Big Day.
Coach Ed Wilamowski will
build next years team around
Dave Kenworthy, Ends Larry
Griffith and Danny Birnstein
and Johnny Gardner, second
string quarterback.
Habicht, a standout all season,
finished his high school football
career in a blaze of glory yester-
day on his home field.
He scored four touchdowns
and made six conversions. He
tailed on a 17-yard run, a 25-
yard sprint with an intercepted
pass, a buck over the line from
the 1-foot line and a 3-yard
end run.
Kenworthy, scoring twice on
a 38-yard reverse and an 8-yard
plunge, was also a defensive
standout.
Scores on Reserves.
Baltimore averted shutout
by scoring twice in the second
quarter against Sidwelrs second
stringers. Quarterback Bill
Morrill, passed, to Joe Seivold
for one score, the play covering
so yards. He passed again to
Seivold for 80 yards and on the
next play passed to Henry
Schorreck for a touchdown.
Sidwell finished its season
with a I'll record. its only loss
to unbeaten Landon. the leader
in the Interstate Academic Con-
ference League.
In a makeup game necessi-
tated by last weeks snow, Will
son trounced Bell, $40. in an
Interhigh contest. Lou Luce
and Jerry Scully scored twice for
the Tigers and Bob Chattleld,
George Speros, Pete Boinis and
Johnny Williams once each.
Wakefield, after winning six
straight without defeat in its
first year of football, was beaten
by the Washington-Lee Jayvees,
2O-7. John Dobson. Ernest Cox
and John Merroney, the latter
on a 70-yard run, led the win
ner's attack. Halfback Dave
Mohrhardt scored Wakedeld's S
lone touchdown on a 15-yaro
plunge.
Two games will be played in
the Catholic League today, st
Johns against DeMatha al
Griffith Stadium at 1880 pm
and Gonzaga at Georgetown
Prep at 3 pm. Dunbar, in its
homecoming game. plays Carver
of Baltimore at 1880 pm. at
Brooks Stadium, and LeeSbure
is at Herndon in a Northern
Virginia Group III game at
3 pm.
The schedule for the re-
mainder of the week:
| Today.
| St. Johns VS.. DeMatha at Grifntf
Gonzaga at Georgetown Prep. 8 pm
Carver VS.. Dunbar at Brooks Stadium
pm.
| Leesburg at Herndon, 3 pm.
Friday.
Eastern at western, 3 pm.
Chamberlain at Anacostia, 3 pm.
| Coolidge at Mckinley Tech. pm.
/ Roosevelt at Washngton-Lee. S pm
! Mount Vernon at George Washington
| s pm.
dria Municipal Stadium, 1880.
! Bladensburg at Northwestern, pm
Richard Montgomery at Gaithersburs
! 3 pm.
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| Bulls w at John Carroll, 3 pm.
Maggie Walker vs.. Armstrong
Brooks Stadium. 2:30.
Dunbar at Baltimore Dunbar, 8 pm
! Douglas at Cardozo. 8 pm.
Spingarn VS. Bates in Annapolis. l I'm
Phelps vs.. Carver in Baltimore. p m
| Saturday.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase at MontgomerI
Episcopal at Wilson, 2:so.
! Wakefield at George Mason, 2 pm
| Bell at Falls Church, 2 pm.
Columbian Prep at Batnbridge Prep
Herndon at Charlotte Hall. 2p.m.
| Paltinnnre Southern Laurel n