Evening star., 1954-11-05
; Inferhigh Contests
Today Feature Busy
Week End Schedule
By Bob Henson

Wilson at Roosevelt and West
ern at Anacostia In Division I
of the Interhigh League and
Spingarn VS.. Dunbar at Brooks
Stadium in a Division II game
top the list of area high school
football games being played
today.
However, there are a number
of others in the 3O-game week
end schedule that merit atten-
ton. particularly the st. Johns
Carroll game at Griffith Stadium
Sunday.
A victory for Wilson would
clinch the Western Division
title for the Tigers. Should
Roosevelt prevail, however, the
issue won't be decided until after
Wilson plays Tech and Roose-
Welt meets Coolidge.
Anacostia can tie Eastern for
the Eastern Division lead with a
victory over Western today. Ana
costa and Eastern meet next
Thursday in a game that prob
ably will settle the title in that
division.
Spingarn and Dunbar have 1-l
league records. The winner will
tie Cardoza for the Division II
lead.
Two Top Games Tonight.
Two games tonight are Of in
terest-Richard Montgomery at
Gaithersburg and Suitland VS..
Bladensburg at Northwestern
High Stadium. The winner of
the Richard Montgomery CATH
ersburg clash will take the myth
ical championship of the Rock
ville- -Gaithersburg area. Suitland
and Bladensburg will be strug-
Cling to retain a slim chance of
catching Montgomery Blair, lead
ing the. Maryland Bi-County
League.
Garfield at George Mason
and Herndon VS.. Loudoun Coun-
ty at Leesburg tomorrow bring
together four Of the top Group
II teams. The Herndon-Lou-
doun County game in particu-
lar should be interesting. Hern-
has compiled a Al record and
Loudoun is unbeaten in five
games. Against common oppo-
nents, Herndon defeated Mar
shall, TO, and tied Garfield,
TT. Loudoun defeated Marshall,
1875, and Garfield, $50.
Another battle tomorrow will
be Sherwood at Laurel, the win
ner taking the Sandy Spring.
Laurel area title. Both have ex-
cellent records. Sherwood's only
loss in seven games was to
Richard Montgomery, 1876, a
team Laurel defeated, 20-14.
Laurel, with 5-1 record. lost,
7-6 to Gaithersburg, which was
beaten by Sherwood, 20-19.
CIV at Richmond.
George Washington will be at
Richmond tomorrow night
against John Marshall. A victory
is a must for each team in order
to keep alive a slim chance at
the State title.
The st. John's-Carroll game
Sunday brings together the de-
Tending champion and runner-up
in the Catholic League. There is
little to choose between them
despite the No. / ranking of st.
Johns as against CAROLS No. 7
position.
The schedule:
TODAY.
Chester at Osbourn, & pm.
Coolidge VS.. Bell at Wilson, 3 pm.
Fends asSsss ss e 4 Frisnd asnSs
Lane at Fairfax 8 pm.
montgomery Blair at Frederick, pm.
Richard Montgomery at Gaithersburg,
8 pm
Richmond Armstrong at parker-Gray.
pm.
Pm.
spingarn VS.. Dunbar at Brooks sta
suitland vs.: Bladensbure at North
Taylor at Luther Jackson. 1870 pm.
Wakefield al. Mount. Vernon. 8 pm.
Western at AnacoStia, 3 pm.
Wheaton at Carroll JayveeS, pm.
Wilson at Roosevelt, 3 pm.
TOMORROW.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Annapolis. 2
Pm.
Bulls at Penn State Frosh. 10 am.
Chamberlain at Falls Church, pm
Columbian Prep VS.. wyoming Seminary
at Kingston. Pa, 2 pm.
Garfield at George Mason 2 pm.
George Washington VS., John Marshall
at Richmond. 8 pm.
Georgetown Prep VS.. st. Mary's at
Annapolis. 2 pm.
Gonzaga at Northwestern 8 pm.
Herndon VS.. Loudoun County in Lees
st. Andrews at St. Adams. 2 pm.
Sherwood at Laurel, 2 pm.
Virginia Episcopal at Episcopal, 2:30
Woodward Prep at Baltimore Junior
College. 2 pm.
SUNDAY.
Carroll VS.. St. Johns at Griffth Sta
dunn. nm.