Evening star., 1954-10-07
Seven Games Feature
High School Football
Schedule This Week

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Seven games shape up as top
attractions in a 35-game sched-
ule involving area high school
football teams this week.
Perhaps the foremost is the
George Washington Thomas JET
ferson of Richmond game to-
morrow night at Alexandria.
Another outstanding game to-
morrow night finds Washington
Lee meeting Woodrow Wilson at
Portsmouth, Va.
Although ineligible for the
State championship because OF
insufficient league games Ga
team must play a minimum OF
seven games with State oppo-
nents to be considered), Wash
ington-Lee could have q say as to
which team does take 1t.
The Generals have a diversi-
fed backfield in Quarterback Art
Eberdt, Halfbacks John Meroney
and Tom Calhoun and Fullback
Jerry Whitehouse. However,
WI will run into one of the
better defensive teams in the
State in Wilson. The Ports
mouth eleven has yielded only
one touchdown in winning three
games in as many starts. WASH
ington-Lee's record is 81, the
loss a 1870 shutout by ST. Johns.
st. Johns Meets Wilson.
st. Johns, unbeaten in two
games, invades Wilson tomorrow
afternoon. The Tigers, following
an opening game loss to George
Washington, bounced back for a
9-6 victory over AnacoStia.
Landon, riding a nine-game
winning streak carried over from
an unbeaten season last year, will
be at Friends tomorrow after
noon in an important Inter-
state Academic Conference game.
Roosevelt, defending Inter-
high League champion, gets its
first severe test tomorrow when
it travels to Tech. The Riders
have won both of their starts,
the last over league rival Bell.
Tech is expected to be "up" after
its 1913 tie with Coolidge last
week.
Northwestern at Bethesda
Chevy Chase tomorrow after
noon will be the first test for
both in the Maryland Bi-County
League. The winner will be
sitting behind Montgomery Blair,
leading the league with a 20
record.
Carroll Plays in Baltimore.
Carroll, expected to be a title
threat in the Catholic League,
travels to Baltimore Sunday for
a 2 o'clock game against peren-
nially strong Mount st. Joseph.
The Lions have scored impressive
victories over Calvert Hall and
Norfolk Catholic in their only
two starts. Their first league
game is against DeMatha, Octo-
Der 80.
The schedule:
Today.
Wheaton at GeorgetoTn Prep p" 3:3o.
3:l5.
Tomorrow.
Armstrong vs.. Douglass at Brooks Sta
Bell at Eastern. ais.
Chamberlain at Western. 3:15.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Wicomico at Sails
Fsirfax aTfax at At Hsmpton. HrqGoGi 500 500.
garfield at Herndon. 200, .,r
vs. ss ST. ss
ern. 500.
Landon at Friends. $780,
Laurel at Gaithersburg, 500.
Manassas Regional at Luther jackson.
MarshaIl at Loudoun County. 7:3o.
Mount Vernon VS.. Lane at Charlottes-
Northwestern at Bethesda-chevy Chase.
PaSkeT:aray vs. Bruton-Heights at Will
liamSburg. 1880.
Phelps at Baltimore Carver, 800.
Roosevelt at Tech, 3:15.
st. Johns at Wilson, 3:15.
ST. Stephens at Episcopal w. 800.
Suitland at Annapolis. 500.
Thohnas Jefferson at George Washing
ton, 500.
washington at Portsmouth. 500.
Saturday.
Bulls at Staunton Military Academy.
2:30.
Columbian Prep at Greenbrier Military
Academy, 200.
,.DeMatha at George Mason. 200.
Frederick at Richard MONTGOMERY. ZOO.
Hagerstown ct Montgomery Blair, 2:16.
St. Christopher's at Episcopal. 2:3O.
Sherwood ct Southern, zoo.
Wakefield at Falls Church. ZOO.
woodward Prep VS.. Annandale at Fairiax'
2:30.
- Sunday.
Carroll VS.. Mount St. Joseph in Baiti-