Evening star., 1954-11-10
Eastern, Anaeostia
Clash tomorrow in
Top lnierhigh Game
BY Bob Honson

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high League, with the Anacostia-
at-EaStern contest at 1880 pm.
tomorrow the headliner.
Coolidge is at Roosevelt and
Chamberlain plays Bell at Ana
costa in games today, both at 3
pm. The other game tomorrow
is Tech at Wilson at 1880.
One other game tomorrow de-
serves attention. Washington
Lee jayvees. undefeated in six
games, take on the Wakefield
varsity at WI. The Generals
junior squad will be playing a
varsity team for the second time
this season. It opened with a
1876 victory over Garfield var
sity.
Several other games of i'm
portance are listed for Friday
and Saturday. The more notable
Friday contests are Gonzaga VS..
Carroll at Griffith Stadium in a
bid to catch st. Johns, leading
the Catholic League; Bladens-
burg at Northwestern for the
Prince Georges County title; St.
Adams at Landon in what could
decide the Interstate Academic
Conference championship. and
Spingarn VS.. Phelps in Division
II of the Interhigh League, the
winner Joining Cardozo in the
race for the championship.
Bethesda Meets Blair.
Top games Saturday are
Montgomery County rivals
Bethesda Chevy Chase and
Montgomery Blair at Blair, with
the latter going for an unde-
feated season and the Mary
land Bi-County League title,
and LoudoAn County, unde-
feated in six games, closing out
its season against a strong
George Mason team at George
Mason in Falls Church.
The Anacostia- Eastern game
tomorrow will be for the East
Division title and the right to
meet Wilson, West titlist, for the
league championship Novem-
ber 20.
It will mark the second sue
cessive year the two have met
for the division title. Anacostia
won last year, 1870, but lost to
Roosevelt in the championship
game.
In last years game, Tailback
Dan Droze ran 70 yards for the
Indians first score. He hasn't
stopped running since and is
the difference in Anacostia being
Eastern has the better record,
SILL, but that is misleading.
The Ramblers haven't met as
tough opposition as Anacostia
and falls far short against COM
mon foes.
Four Mutual Opponents.
The Ramblers defeated West
tern, SO; tied Suitland, SIS; lost
to Tech, 60. and defeated
Chamberlain, 1870. The In
dianS, against the same teams
and in order, won, 26-12, 1876,
1876 and 1916. Their overall
record is 4-3. The losses have
been to st. Johns, rated No. /
among area high school teams;
Wilson, rated fourth, and Con-
Zaga, rated eighth. Eastern has
met none of these teams.
The schedule:
TODAY
Coolidge at Roosevelt, pm
Chamberlain VS.. Bell at Anacostia, 8
TOMORROW.
Anacostia at Eastern, |: 30
Merrtck. Boys Club at National Train
SCIlUOli PIN.
Tech at Wilson, 1870.
Wakefield at Washington-Lee w, 2
FRIDAY.
Annandale at Fairfax, 3 pm
Baltimore Dunbar at CardoZo 9 pm
Bladensburg at Northwestern, s pm.
Columbian Prep at Bainbridge Prep,
8 pm.
Douglass VS.. Dunbar at Brooks Sta
. Gaithersburg at. Georgetown Prep
Gonzaga VS.. Carroll at Grifnth Sta
dium. S pm.
Goochland at Garfield. 100
Luther Jackson at Manassas Regional,
= Mount Vernon at George Washington,
Parker-Gray VS.. Burleigh at Char
lottesville, 8 pm.
. osbourn VS. spotsylvania at Fredericks-
St. Adams at Landon, 8 pm.
Spingarn vs. Phelps at Eastern, 1
Washington-Lee. at Hampton, 8 pm.
Wheaton VS.. Sherwood at Gathers
burg As' centsr, sATuRRbAY. RPi
Augusta Military Academy at sEpisco-
. Bethesda-chevy Chase at Montgomery
Charlotte Hall at Herndon, . pm.
. DeMatha VS.. Suitland at Northwestern,
LaPlata at Richard Montgomery. 2
pm.
Laurel at Southern, 2 pm.
Loudoun County at George Mason. Q
St Marys at st. Stephens, 2 pm.
Western at Falls Church, pm
Woodward Prep VS.. Massanutten Mill
tary Acad. at Woodstock, Va. 800.