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Card Of High Schools
A 22-game high school foot
ball schedule in the area is be-
ing played tomorrow and Satur-
day marked by dedication cere-
monies at two new athletic
fields.
DeMatha will be at North
western for a game at 8 pm.
tomorrow preceded by cere-
monies dedicating the newly
lighted field. The lights and
part of the stands at the old
Byrd Stadium at the University
of Maryland were turned over
to Northwestern when the sta
diumi was dismantled last year.
The other half of the stands
went to Suitland. Most of the
football games this year in the
Maryland Bi-county League, of
which Northwestern is a men,
ber, will be played there at night.
William Schmidt, superintend-
ent of schools in Prince Georges
County; John P. Speicher, prin-
cipal Of Northwestern. and Joseph
Klein, president Of the Student
Council, will speak at the cere-
monies.
Dedication at Falls Church.
At 1:15 Saturday, a parade
around the new athletic field at
George Mason Junior Senior
High School at Falls Church will
start a program climaxed with
the football game between George
Mason and Herndon. Accept
ance speeches will be given by
Mayor M. Elvin Colby and John
M. Johnson, president of the
Falls Church School Board.
Several games on tap tomorrow
and Saturday should help to de-
tern1ine which high school teams
in the area are up among the
leaders this year.
st. Johns at Wilson at 3:15
tomorrow will pit two teams
that so far have done little to
live up to preseason predic-
tions. Wilson has looked un-
impressive, particularly on Of
fense, in its two games to date,
a 20 victory over George Wash
ington and a TT tie with Roose-
velt last week, st. Johns, after
winning its first game, a $50
rout of a weak Georgetown Prep
team. ran into a powerhouse at
Washington-Lee last week and
absorbed a 27-6 pasting.
John CarrOIPs League Debut.
Several other games tomorrow
probably will be of more sig
nificance. John Carroll, making
its Catholic League debut, will
be host to Georgetown Prep.
Eastern, winner over Chamber
lain last week, will entertain
Bell, which dropped a hard
fought 1877 game to Coolidge in
its Interhigh opener. Anacostia,
beaten by Western, travels to
Tech, the latter making it's first
Interhigh start.
st. Adams will be at Friends
In an Interstate Academic Con-
ference game, Cardozo will be
host to Spingarn in an Inter-
high division ID contest and
Woodward will open its season
with a night game at Frederick.
In the only other night game,
Coolidge will be at Washington
Lee. Kickoff time for all the
night games will be 8 o'clock.
The schedule:
Tomorrow.
Anaeostia at Tech, BIB.
GEORGETOWN Prep at John Carroll, S:16.
ct. Adams at Friends. $3.50.
9pingarn at CardoZo, 3 pm.
Fairfax vs.. James Monroe at Fred.
Oricksburg, 8 pm.
George Washington at Hopewel. 8
st. Johns at Wilson. 3:15.
DeMatfa at Northwestern, 8 pm.
Coolidge at Washington-Lee, 8 pm.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase at Western,
8:15.
Chamberlain ut suitland. 2 pm.
Bates vs.. Dunbar at Brooks Stadium.
pm.
Woodward at Frederick, 8 pm.
Howard County at st. Stephens. 8
p.n1.
Saturday.
Mount Vernon at Falls Church, 2 pm.
Bladensburg at Blair, 2 pm.
Herndon at George Mason, 2 pm.
Roosevelt at Bridgeton, N. j.. 80.
Mercersburg MA at Episcopal, 2:30.