Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-16
'GW-WiIson Contest
Tomorrow Features
Heavy School Slate

0OtiA tCaA1oy 1CO1 &c washing IOIl
and Wilson High, meeting at 8
pm. tomorrow at CIV, may pro-
vide one Of the top schoolboy
football games of the season.
In all. 10 games will be played
tomorrow and Saturday as the
second week of the season gets
under way. One game. Mount
Vernon VS.. Eastern. originally set
for tomorrow night at Mount
Vernon. will be played at 8 pm.
Saturday at George Washington.
The change was necesSitated be-
cause Mount Vernon found itself
without seating accommodations
for its stadium. New bleacher
seats have been ordered but
aren't expected until next week.
Seven previous meetings be-
tween CIV and Wilson have re-
suited in three wins apiece and
one tie. Last year, Wilson shaded
the Presidents. 20, on a second
half safety.
CIV Rated Best in Area.
CIV has been tabled the prob
able No. / team in the area and
a likely bet to take State honors.
Wilson, with speedy backf1eld
! paced by Lew Luce and Bob
Rogers, is given a good chance of
/ staying in the running for the
District Interhigh League title.
/ Coach Jim Ford will probably
start the following players for
George Washington: Elliott
James and Stu Knight. ends;
Dick Rinker and Babe TRACER,
tackles; Jerry Lawter and Dan
Jones, guards, and John Cox,
center. The backfield will be
Butch barley, quarterback; Allan
Reynolds and Mike Gibbons,
halfbacks, and Dave Beach,
fullback.
Pete Labukas, Wilson coach,
will go with John Webster and
Jim Krug, ends: George Dia-
mond and Leland Phillips,
tackles; Don McMurray and Don
klimkiewicz, guards; Mike Hixon.
center; Luce, quarterback; Pete
Sommer and Jim Sapir. half
backs. and Rogers, fullback.
Two other games shape up as
real Observation-Disclosures at
Northwestern at 8 pm. tomorrow
and Gonzaga at Anacostia at
$3.50. Westinghouse, 28-7 VIC
tor over Fairfax last week in its
opener, will run into much
tougher team in Northwestern,
Maryland Bi = County League
champion last year. WI goes
into the game with three left
halfbacks on the injured list.
Wayne Ballard has cracked
bone in his foot, Ernie Cox a
torn ligament in his knee and
John Dobson skin irritation on
his heel.
AnacOstia Punter Out.
The Gonzaga-Anacostia game
will bring together two teams
that may have something to say
about deciding the Catholic and
1nterhigh League championships,
respectively. Both are unknown
quantities with question marks
at several positions.
Anacostia came UP with a
casualty on the eve of it's game
in Wayne Thomerson, 185-pound
fullback and punter. He in
Jured his ankle two days ago
in a scrimmage and has it in
a cast. Coach ZuZu Stewart
thinks he will be lost for four
or five weeks.
TOMORROW.
GSjonzaga at -Anacostia, $50
Western at Friends. 800
wilson at George Washington. 500
Co 2ieb e.6 az Mechanicsburs pa
Chamberlain VS.. Laurel at Roosevelt.
spingarn at Parker-Gray, 500,
Gardozo at Baltimore Dunbar. $3.50.
Phelps at Richmond Armstrong, 500.
| WaShington-Lee at Northwestern,
500
Fairfax at culpeper 500.
Warrenton at Herndon, 200.
SATURDAY.
Calvert Hall VS.. Carroll at Catholic
u, 900
Bell VS.. DeMatha at Northwestern High.
/ George Mason at Wakefield 300
James Monroe at Falls Church. 300.
Westminster We. Badensburg at
| Northwestern 500
Jamboree at Bethesda Chevy Chase:
2:00-SherWood VS.. Montgomery
Blair Junior Varsity. 2:45-B-CC
VS.. Gaithersbure. 3:30-Blair VS..
Richard MONTGOMERY.
Orange at Gar Field 900
| Eastern VS.. Mount Vernon at George
Washington Hisk Stadium. 500