Evening star., 1954-09-30

N ldp lOmOIIOW
In Interhigh League
The outcome of three games
being played tomorrow in the
Interhigh League should give an
indication of where the power
lies in the two divisions.
Coolidge Is at Tech and VIII
son at Anacostia in Division I.
Phelps meets Armstrong at Car
dozo stadium in Division II. One
other game in Division ] is sched-
uled, Bell at Roosevelt, but the
vocats hardly figure to make
the championship playoffs.
Tech, displaying a potent run
ming game In its $50 victory
over Falls Church last week, will
be at full strength with the re-
turn of Quarterback Tom Merry 4
man. An ankle injury in scrinl-
mage sidelined Merryman for the
opener. A triple-threater. he will
team-up with Halfbacks George
Dutrow and Tremaine Finch, the
latter two excellent runners. The
fullback spot will be filled by
either Bob Flynt or Dennis Tor
boil.
Coolidge Shows Power
Colidge, likewise, showed
power in it's 1912 crusher over
George Mason last week. Coach
Gil Conn of the Cots will prob
ably start Jack Silas at quarter
back, Tracy Chewing and Burt
Lyss at the halfback posts and
Norman Smith at fullback. Silas
led Coolidge's attack last week,
scoring one touchdown, passing
for another and setting up two
others with passes.
The Wilson -Anacostia game
also has potential. The Tigers
60 into the game with a big
hunk of it's joffense missing. but
still figure to be tough. Lew
Luce, highly regarded runner and
passer, is out for the season with
a broken shoulder. In Bob Rogers
and Pete Sommer, however, Will
son still can muster a couple of
hard-runnins backs.s The big
problem for the Tigers will be
trying to stop Dan ,Droze.
Armstrong, despite the pessi-
mistic views of Coach Ted Nc
1ntyre, appears to be the team
to beat in Division II. With a
line averaging 200 pounds, Arm
strong isn't likely to be pushed
around. Phelps showed impress
sively in its 1870 victory over
Armstrong of Richmond last
week leaving Coach Biff Carter
highly pleased with his squad.
WI Host to Gonzaga.
Several other games in the 29-
game week end schedule should
be interesting.
Friends win be at st. Adams
in an lac league game and
Mount Vernon travels to Falls
Church for a Northern Virginia
League game. both tomorrow af-
ternoon. Washington-Lee will
be host to Gonzaga tomorrow
night. Both will be out to get
back on the winning track. The
Generals. after two straight
wins, We're upset victims of St.
Johns last week. Gonzaga, after
a victory over tough Anacostia,
could do no better than tie Epis-
copal last Saturday.
A scheduled game between
Woodward Prep and Eastern at
Eastern, originally set for to-
morrow, has been Cancelled. The
Mount Vernon Falls Church
game tomorrow will be played at
Falls Church instead of Mount
Vernon.
Bell at Roosevelt, S3:15.
Baltimore Dunbar at Dunbar Brooks
cardozo st Douglass fBaltimore),
500.
Carver at Leesburg, 500.
Chamberlain at Suitland, GAO.
Coolidge at Tech 3:1a.
Frederick at Bethesda-Chevy Chase,
S:15. =.
Friends at st. Adams, $40.
Gaithershurg at Landon, 3:15.
Gonzaga at Washington-Lee, 500.
Havre &c Grace at Laurel. 200.
Hopewell at George Washing ton, 500.
James Monroe at Fairfax. 500
Montgomery Blair VS.. Bladensburg at
Northwestern Stadium. 500.
Parker-Gray at Addison (Roanoke)
$500
:. Phelps VS. Armstrong at cardozo sta
dium. 3:15.
Richard Montgomery at Sherwood
(Gaithersburg Ag. Centerl, 500.
Western at GEORGETOWN Prep, $40.
Wilson at Anacostfa, >3:15
Mount Vernon at Falls Church. 3.
SATURDAY.
Annandale at Wakefield. 200.
Columbian Prep at Massaiutten Mil
DeMatha at St. Johns tAirne Cam
EPISCOPAL at Mercersburg ,PaJ Acad.
George washington University JUNO,
varsity at Bulls, 100.
Marshall ct Garfield, goo.
Rsndolph,Macon Academy at Char
Southern at LaPlata, 900
Western .rR" at Wheaton. 900