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Evening star., 1955-11-13

60ToRFD-coIUMBIA BEACH !.
nhadyeidc, Nd; house for tale
bedrms.. liv. rIa- ise nfeplTes spssea
n6rriee. On full beautiful cor. lot.
nisnfS eflade trees. 0yeflockiqg
Chesspeake hay nshLne and crap
Eing connpt. furn.t for quick sac,
"a 89E. Terms. NO. 7-b9Sa aItef
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$500 DOWN

Only $500 for this year-around
knsnS wffh liy. rra,, fireplace, dining
Tosne. kltchsn. 3 hedrmA.s frpnt and
nfds tnclossd porch; OIL heAt iax9e
etsis bse s :. yisN s q s,ssT s'.. vSsn g .cId
Evening star., 1955-11-13

CADILLAC '4S 4-door: HYDRA, r.
and b., black. perfect mech. eond.
clean throughout: 1886.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1897 IsRyINd ST. NV. Ap. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-13

FORD 1873 Customline 49,. Tudor;
2-tone flniEiI with contrasting seat
covers. Fordomatic. r and h.; Z
une-owner, iow-mileAKa car; looks
like new. special today S1,Q95
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good HOPE Rd. Sc. LU. I-a947
Evening star., 1955-11-13

AUTO 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
DUMP TRUCKS for hire: bsmts.
cleaned. move trash; LU. 2-IiA3.
BET. 9 ain.-1:30 pm. and after
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PARKWAY-FORD

CHRYSLERS. 'bI Windsor 4-dr. Sc
dan eqIip.. S69g; 81 eony. New
NER.S CORNER. Buick Dealer, Pa.
aEs. ne. at 9Th. III. 8A6I64.
and h., S4g5. H. B. LEARY JR. 4
BROS, INC, Washinet0n's Oldest
Automobile Dealer. 6t20 Wis. ave.
NV. HO. 2-bOI9
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GARAGES
MACHINERY snd EoUIPMENT

FOR RENT
Sh0yei6 cranes, draglinea, st-yd
American Or P6H Diesel craWiers.
Also Otley Contractors Equipment
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NJ. 3. ROCKHIIL, INC.
ll,IlASS

II what this home on The water bass
N I.-shAped living room with ror-
Esfh dfslfl,a room, electric kitehen,
dSs: kliesf hoiise with baths hreexe-
Wfy. 1aree lot Keep your boAt ~
front Of your home. Owner must
Evening star., 1955-11-13
pARKWAY-EOR0

3951 NJ st. NV. FE, 3-2204
FORD 50 cony.; chartreuse and
black: custom trim; orion top. All
access. 4 owner. $475. ~, 9-5263.
FORD 1854 VS. Ranch Wagon:
$4,000 miles: excel. condition; 81.
z95; also t54 Chev. 2-dr. .2I0as
7. and h. $1.046. VIII. 6-7I0s.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

55I New Yorker sedan;
modern equipped. power steering.
power brakes, torqne drive. radio.
heater. solex glass, original black
finish. exceptionally clean: low mile.
age: l owner; worth-Ehiie gunran-
Tee; sale price, $3.50.
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WHEELER. INC

CHHYSLER-PLY1fO OUTH-IMPERIAI,
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. IN. 2-IO2O
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Ford '55 Ranch Wagon

fOKD Isl custom "e" Tudor: Ford.
tic seat covers: very low mileage;
top condition throuehout. $685.: 3U-
day guarantee. HILL 81 SANDERS.
Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer, liza
Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-4300;
open eres. I'll o: Sat. I'll 5.
FORD '55 Custom s6s Fordor: r.
h. 4 owner. SI.4ok 9p 3.H32h
Evening star., 1955-11-13

FORD 'b3 Tudor Ebony black finish
with contrasting custom interioTi
IN extremely good cond. inside and
out; very low mileage. today'g su-
per special only &S95.
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Evening star., 1955-11-13
AUTOS. TRUCKS wANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. In town this
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WANTED - Wrecks cars truekz.
ies: free toTine. cY Sssb ~
Evening star., 1955-11-13

CHEV. 'bl styIeiine dc luxe convert
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er, brand new top. beautiful all
leather interior. This car Is Ike
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Evening star., 1955-11-13

CADILLAC 1884 s'63" coupe, Cabot
gray. equipped with power steerinE,
power brakes. Continental lit; hoiI-
day special s3,695. ccc guar-
antee.
Capitol Cadillac -Olds.
1879 2and st. NV. sT. 5000
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1888 15as conv.; man
dan red, fully equipped with power
steering. power brakes. E-z-Eye
ohss sa oy sns a vstsssns ccc dss,bs.s pay ssr
Capitol Cadillac Olds.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

= AoAAh 011Ad1t, JA., LII.
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FORD IS Custom s's'' Tudor; =. d. !,
Fcrdomatic v. tires. 2-tone. 1000
miles: $i,7A6 OIL. 4-siIaS7. - 8
FORD % Tudor Is" CustCrnlines
Fordomatic: owner: pert; Si.s
09b. OF. 2-S04Q --f3
FORD s63 VS. Ranch wason; /
owners excel. eond: r.. h., turn
signals: 81 .256 or best caah offer.
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CADILLAC 1855 "62' sedan: faiiy
equipped including power steerine
ana brakes, also elec. windows;
tires: terms or trade,
AkerS OldS- Cadillac
FaIfIinrton Shopping Center
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Evening star., 1955-11-13

CHRYsLER ,5e New Yorker 4-door;
& fs ssos g. ffSss fSe Ws.sinE,aAss. II B IEAaY Is. Ss
est AutomQbile Dealer, bl2O WIS,
ave. NV. HC. 2-6U12.
CONSOLE '53 z-dr., very clean: / :
owner $500. Bank terms. CO. s.
Dti5s
Evening star., 1955-11-13

FORD 81 Custonlline 'sSH Tudor 2
tone finish with contrasting cus-
tom interior Fordomatic. & and
n. turn sisnals garage kept lookS
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Evening star., 1955-11-13

CHEvROEET 1855 .saiOs 4-dr.
sednn: blue and iyory. powerEllde,
heater. private owner: 5000 miles.
ike new: sl.72b, or best otier. KE.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

CHRYSLER 1919 Windsor 7-dr-:
Or s95 down. BELL MOTORS.
oel0 Wis. ave. nv. Wo. 6-6gO0.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

FORD So Custoniiine IS Victoria;
@-tone finish with custom interior,
has r. and h., Wv. tires and
has been garage kept and looks
ike new special today $1.245.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa, Ave Sc. LU. 2-aS27
Evening star., 1955-11-13

500 KING ST. XII. 9-651T
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Evening star., 1955-11-13

FORD '4s station wagon; r. and s. !;
runs real sood. sos, CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., 2804 Jefferson Davis
hwy. ArlinEton. Va. OF. 1850,
F0RDS-'bI, Fordomatie: $40. SO
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FORD '62 station vagcn, spas;
fully squtps VS.. excel. eond. 81 .050.
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Evening star., 1955-11-13

FORD 1854 convertible; golden rod
yellow, :. and h. Tordomatie. power
Altering; power brakes and Cons
tins1tAl KIT. This ear has ie1S than
owner. Exeeptionai buy af 81. 6eks
Evening star., 1955-11-13

CHEW. 1851 etyleiine 4-door: fully
squip,. 7; and b.. seat covers, etc.
and Is 4 real bargain at only S345.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 p. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-gs27
Evening star., 1955-11-13

E1RD sos,i e..C, ~ .Crsstlins . ' yissSsia: ~, g
trastfng custom interior. eonti-
Mental wheeL Rordonatic. =. and
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Evening star., 1955-11-13
MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS McKEK
5335 WIS. AVE. ST. 2-1ln7
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Capitol Cadillac OIdS.
1922 z2nd st. NV. ST. s-ee0O
Evening star., 1955-11-13

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Evening star., 1955-11-13

original owner; for quick sale, ST..
100 JE 2-6329 la
FORD 80 cusGomiine .'s' Fordor;
shimmering black finish. contrast
ing seat covers heater, oyerdr.,
ETC.: One-owner low-mileage car
in extremely good cond. through
out. Only S74b.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1876 Good Hope Rd. Sc. 10. 1-eet7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Oregon State
Tops Cougars

CORVALLIS. Greg. Oct. %
R.-Oregon State scored It's
second Pacific Coast Conference
victory today. 1876, by pushing
across two first-half touchdowns
and stubbornly resisting o WASH
ington State uprising in the sec
ond half.
The winners pounced on three
Washington State fumbles in the
first quartAr and eventually con-
verted two Of them into touch
downs.
The visitors scored the first
time they got the ball in the sec
ond half and drove into Oregon
State territory three other
times.
Bill Kramer made the first
tumble and Oregon States
Guard Bill Riggert grabbed it
on the Washington State "a.
Tailback Joe Francis carried the
ball three consecutive times for
the first touchdown.
The winners drove to o 14-0
lead early in the second quarter
with Fullback Arlo Wenstrand
plunging the last three yards.
The washington State score
was on q 73-yard drive.
Oregon State q o Old
Washington state scoring -, Touch
downs: Milan 70. piungey.
Oregon 6taate scoring--TouchdoWns
Francis Il, rum; Wenstrand (3, piunge).
Conversions. SearleS 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
STATISTICS
tl1em expectine to- see Billy YES

them expecting to see Billy Yes
fsels. former Heisrnan Trophy
winner from Oklahoma In action
for Fort Sill. Vessels. however.
did not suit up for the contest.
He twisted his knee in q scrim-
mage several weeks ago and it
was explained that the injury
had not completely healed.
Keith Molesworth, vice presi-
dent Of the Baltimore Colts, was
on hand and had q talk with
Vessels before the game. but he
said they did not discuss Yes
|sels' probable return to the Colts
after he had finished his military
duty.
The game ended In O most
dramatic manner. On the last
play. Belvoir's Quarterback Joe
Huske, threw o 37-yard pass to
End George Tarasovich. While
attempting to evade two defend.
ers. Tarasovich leaped high into
the air as be raced into the end
zone to catch the bah. The rangy
end. the property Of the Pitts
bursh Steelers. had possession of
the ball for q split second but 1t
finally rolled Of his fingers.
That's just about the way
things went for the Engineers all
Afternoon a. they tried In vain
to break the two-year winning
streak Of the invading Cannon
GERS.
Earlier in the fourth period,
Fort Belvoir had the bali on Sill's
Itwo-yard line and had three
chances to put it over, but were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
0'ConneI|Leads
Boiling 'sRout
OF Monmouth

Led by the passing Of Tommy
O'Connell and the running Of
Lowell Perry and Billy Reynolds.
the Boiling Generals pushed
across 20 points In the first quar-
ter and coasted to a 46-7 victory
over Fort Monmouth yesterday
before $500 fans at Bolling's
Arnold Stadium.
O'Connell. who completed IL
out Of Is passes. threw two for
touchdowns In the first period
In leading the Generals to their
fourth win In four starts. After
four minutes Of play. O'Connell
threw Is yards to Reynolds at
the Monmouth %. The ex-Pitt
back stumbled to the II and
then lateraled to End Ernie War
lick. who rumbled over. Three
later, Reynolds sped 50
yards to score.
Following the kickon. Ed
Nickla recovered a Monmouth
tumble ON the seven and two
plays later O'Connell fred to
Halfback Harland BENJAMIN in
the end zone.
In the second quarter, O'Con-
nell threw II yards to Perry 70
cap a 99-yard drive and then
fred 80 yards to Reynolds. who
went over from the eight.
Coach George Makris. who
employed his entire squad during
the game. was without the serv-
Ices of Johnny Lattner and Ber-
ME Faloney.
The Generals scored late In
the third period when Quarter
back Kohet threw 8 yards to Nc
Ginley who dashed 81 yards to
paydirt. In the final quarter.
Bobby Joseph seooted around
end for eight yards to end the
scoring.
After two Of its drives were
halted inside the Generals five.
Monmouth finally broke into the
scoring late In the final quarter.
End Ed Waters fell on q Boiling
tumble in the end zone. after
Monmouth had pushed the Gel-
erals back to the one.
3oIiing .4--------. 20 IL o 6--A0
AcnnSnth 49,
lick III. pass1. REYNOLDS t62, runl Ben
ienin IS. pass, Perry al. PASS. Reyn-
olds .t32. pass,, MCKINLEY. eel. passl.
Joseph g. rum. Conversions: Perry Q.
Monmouth scoring - Touchdown:
Waters Qumhlel. Conversion: Thomson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Georgia Tech
Romps Over
Florida Stute

ATLANTA, Oct. % R. -
Georgia Tech unwrapped Its
passing game for the first time
this season today and mixed 1t
with q strong ground attack to
Itrounce ambitious but outmanned
Florida State. $40. In q football
lmismatch.
Tech Coach Bobby Dodd used
his first two units to build q 200
lead and then emptied the bench
Ito complete the rout before a
Ishirt-sleeved crowd Of about 30.-
900.
It was Techs NTH victory
against one loss this year and
Its third triumph Of the season
Iover q Florida team.
Toppy vann. Techs No. 2
Quarterback, scored twice on
short thrusts after long drives.
First string Quarterback Wade
Mitchell returned a punt 80
yards for the first score. The
fourth touchdown came on q
Ipass from Stan Cochran. third
string halfback, to End Ted
Smith. Techs last touchdown
came in the final minute on q
40-yard pass from No. 8 quar-
Iterback, Burton Grant. to End
Paul vickers.
FLORIDA state ------O o o o.
Georgia Tech 1880 z 10 7--34
Georgia Tech scoring - Touchdowns:
Mitchell 100. punt RETURN. vann 2 Il.
plunge. q. rum. Smith Is, pass from
lConversions: Mitchell2. Grant 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Sill Beots BeIvoir, 60;
Knee SideIines Vessels

stopped inches from the goal
tine.
Again In the third quarter.
Belvoir got q rally going spanked
by the Redskins. Billy Wells. who
tore up the turf on q ground as
sault and carried the Engineers
to the visitors fifteen. At this
poinA substitute Quarterback
billy Frazier attempting to
throw to Tarasovich, had his
pass intercepted by Silis Fred
Delgadillo.
Still another frustrating mo-
ment occurred earlier In the
third period after Willie Gulseth.
Belvoir tackle, had recovered q
Sill tumble on the visitors ID
yard line. Huske, attempting to
throw to Alabama Glass, had his
throw intercepted by the SIN
quarterback. Jack VanPool.
Sill scored in the second Pc
Rod after Fullback Buck McPhail
broke the game wide open with
q sparkling show Of running.
q teammate Of Vessels
at Oklahoma, carried twice for
Is yards and landed the in
vaders on Belvoir's 35-yard
stripe. VanPool then lofted q
aerial to Floyd Sagely.
who went 10 yards to score.
McPhail's attempted placement
boot for the extra point was low
and Wide.
Fort SIN showed itself to be
i powerful running team even
without Vessels as 1t piled UP
ia yards on the ground as
against IS for Belyoir. The
ruled the air. how
sver, With q yardage total Of
III to 95.
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|DaytonFumbles
Help Vols, ST.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct. "a
| R.-Alert TENNESSEE turned
Dayton errors into touchdowns
today to rout the Ohioans. 53-7.
The Vols scored all but two OF
their six-pointers in the first
|ralf when they converted three
Dayton fumbles and an inter-
|cepted pass into touchdowns.
Tailback John Majors en-
gineered Tennessee to three
touchdowns before retiring from
the game. Majors picked UP 81
yards rushing and % on two
passes to boost his offensive total
for the season to 573 yards.
The Vols scored twice In the
first period. Fullback Tommy
Bronson plunging four yards for
the first. Majors Owed over from
the one for the second.
The game was turned into a
|rout in the second quarter when
Tennessee scored four times.
RP .sses... ,2 q 8 1255
Dayton scorinE--Touchdown Pinotti:
60. pass from Bockenstette). Conversion:
Tsnnessss scorins Touchdovns: sron-
son a. plume: I. .piungel. Majors q.
jSsans az S s.s:.ygn r iTSIHa 9oraonI'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Kansas State
Tops Iowa State

AMES, Iowa, Oct. az R.--A
29-yard field goal by Jim Rusher,
Kansas States rugged end,
ruined Iowa States homecoming
Saturday as the big fellow sent
the ball sailing over the uprighG
late in the third period for q OF
victory.
Only minutes earlier Rusher
had missed o conversion after
Kansas State had turned an In
tercepted pass into o touchdown.
But he didn't come close to miss
ing on his field goal after Kan
sas State had been stalled on
the Iowa State 20.
Iowa State, seeking to please
o crowd Of $4,000. opened fast
with an 80-yard touchdown drive
after the kickoff. The score came
on a 15-yard pass play, John
Breckenridge to Harold Potts.
Iowa State went down to Its
first conference defeat after
tying Kansas and beating Mis-
souri,.
~. :s: s.... SO g
Iowa state scorins; Touehdovn--Potts
15. pass from Breeksnridse). convss-
Kansss state scoring: Touchdown---
Pfeifer q. runl. Field goal-RuaheT
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Tulane Upsets
Georgia, 14-0

ATHENS. Ga, oct. "a pr
Baby-faced Gene Newton, a slick
split-T operator. sprinted 40
yards for an early touchdown
and guided Tulane to a l4-0 up
set victory over Georgia In a
Southeastern Conference game
today.
Tulane stopped Georgia's
touted air attack when 1t counted
and the Bulldogs couldn't punch
over . score on the ground.
Newton, q 20-year-old sopho-
more, also scored Tulane's
clinching touchdown In the
fourth quarter, racing eight yards
around his left end. This score
was set up when Tackle Dalton
Truax recovered q tumble by
Georgia's Charlie Harris at the
eight.
oeorsia ------------ . 3 d D
Tulane scoring Touchdowns: Newton
z 40, run; .. rnnj, Conversions:
Zeieuka O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Rebels Subdue
Arkansas, III

UNIVERSITY, Miss. Oct. ~
R.-Fullback Paige Cothren
ripped the Arkansas line to
shreds leading Mississippi TO q
j7-T football victory today.
sCothren scored II points on q
touchdown. Q field goal and two
conversions to boost his seasons
scoring total to A.
Mississippi stunned Arkansas
with two touchdowns In the first
seven minutes Of play. Cothren
added two conversions for o
quick 14-0 lead.
Arkansas then frightened its
spongy line and held the Rebels
scoreless until late in the fourth
period when Cothren kicked q
12-yard field goal.
Arkansas -~-~-----4o o z o. z
Mississippi ,-e--------14 o 0 3--l7
Arkansas scoring--Tcuchdovn souter
s27 pass from Walker. Conversions:
Mississippi scoring ~ Touchdoyns:
Cothren III. rum. DFewry 70, pass from
Day.. Conventions: cothren 2. Field
0UaIs NOtlhEeu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Kickoff Score Helps
London TO Victory

Little Jon Sullivan returned Q
econd-quarter kickoff 90 yards
for q touchdown TO take the rest
out of q bigger and over-eager
|St. Andrews eleven o. Landon
rushed 10 q 33-I3 victory yes
tefday in Bethesda.
It was the Bears fourth win
in q season marred only by Q 7.7
tie with st. Paul's Of Baltimore
and stretched their tnbeaten
record to 10 consecutive games
over three years. st. Andrews
dropped its third game in four
this fall.
st. Andrews ---------Q Z @ SIS
81. ANDREWS scofsns - Touehdowns:
Wood l19. rum, Babcock TIC. rum.
Conversion. Babcoek.
LAndon scoring - Touehdowns: Kern
G, piuneel. sullivan t62, KICKOFF returnl,
Baskett I'll. pas8-run from Drunerl,
Prince t26, rum. Bruner 20, funl. Con-
versions. Prince 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
McNumoru WilhSpeok
AT Home Plate Dinner

Jim Mcnamara, one time
Georgetown football star and
former athletic director Of the
Jewish Community Center. WIN
be the speaker ct the Home Plate
Club dinner-meeting at 1850 pm.
Thursday ct the Touchdown
Club.
Principal business win be tho
nomination Of officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Fondren Leeds Lonehorns
To 32-l4 Upset Over Rice

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. ~ R.-
Spurred by Sophomore Walter
Fondren. the Texas Longhorns
upset the fumbling Rice Owls.
32-14, before 10000 football fans.
Consigned to the Southwest
cellar in many minds after los
ing four Of I'VE games. the Long
horns reared to tt/ichdowns in
every quarter to keep alive their
title hopes. Their last score came
on a 50-yard run by Fondren.
Texas moved 40 yards for its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Columbian Bows
To Stuuhton, III

STAUNTON, Va. Oct. 20 Up.
- Staunton Military Academy
scored in every period here to-
day to whip Columbian Prep Of
Washington. d. c., 27-7. and
record its third football victory
Iof the year.
Columbian ---------- ~
|Steunton --..-,.-- 80!
Phillips @. pass from puchsr. Ccnysr-
sion: q. Phillips
staunton sccrinr- -Tuuchdowns: Pugh
S 9; END rum, smith rTT Ss,I,.9, us', r
Iplunee). Conversions: politano 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
Ry RnR HANSnN

Episcopal High, controlling the
game from the outset and show
ing an utter disregard for st.
Johns No. | ranking. scored
scholastic football Seasons big
gest upset Of the season with a
crushing 1876 defeat Of the
Cadets yesterday at Episcopal.
The victory gave Episcopal,
ranked nth by The Star, q Al
record. It's only loss was to Con-
zaga. -i4-0. in its opening game.
It was the first defeat fdr ST.
Johns after 10 straight wins dat
ing from the last two games Of
the 1853 season.
The Maroons. ripping on big
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FORT SILL ----- 81
FORT BELvOiR - OF
QuanticoRaIIies
Forl7-7 Victory
Over Lejeune

CAMP LEJEUNE. N. c.. oct.
"a Especially. ~ The Quantico
Marines football team ended a
two-game losing streak here to-
day. coming from behind In the
second half for o 27-7 victory
over Camp Lejeune before a.
crowd Of 10000 at Liversedge,
Field.
The result left both teams
with AZ records. It gave GUAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
STATISTICS

tico the East Coast Marine
championship and it was Lee
jeune's first defeat at home this
season.
Trailing. TO. after one guar
ter, Gene Filipski plunged
through tackle for 5 yards and
q Quantico touchdown four plays
after Jack Cling had returned an
intercepted pass to the Leieune
IS. But Tom Hague's try for
conversion was wide and the Wis
itors still trailed. 7-6. ut inter-
mission.
Quantico went ahead to stay
with 80 seconds remaining In the
third quarter when Quarterback
Worth Lutz bootlegged the last
two yards Of q 62-yard drive on
fourth down and Hague con-
verted.
Lejeune tried and failed to
make a first down at midfield
minutes later ana q uant1cO
drove So yards for its third score.
Buddy Rowell's 32-yard run to
the Lejeune four preceded Full
back Bob Wards touchdown
plunge from the one. Ward
scored again from the two soon
after when the teams traded
three fumbles on the Lejelne
seyen-yard line.
Lejeune drew first blood with
30 seconds to go In the first
quarter when Quarterback Fred
Hughes rolled out and threw 20
yards into the end zone. where
HOWE Pitt made q diving catch.
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Quantico Observation-Disclosures Flip
akt %, rum. Lutx q, run1, Ward 2 q,
plunge: 2, plunge). Conversions: Hague
Ieisune scoring-Touehdovn: Pit,
10. pass from Hughesl. Conversion:
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.Muroons Beut
Bona, 26-7
And Eye Title

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. Oct. q
IR.--WiIliam Earl Morgan. l50-
pound sophomore halfback. to-
/ day led Mississippi State to .
1851 victory over Alabama that
set up the Maroons IS hot con-
tenders for the Southeastern
Conference football title.
Morgan, subbing for States
injured Art Davis. scored on runs
|of 10 and II yards and then
grabbed q 27-yard pass from
Quarterback Bill Stanton for am
|other touchdown.
The victory. before $4,000 cha
|grined 'Bama homecoming fans.
gives State q Al conferences
mark and q clear shot ct the
title since the Maroons play
leading Auburn lt2-0-D In their
next conference game on Mo-
vemher 5. A sweep Of its remain-
ing games would give State Al
clear title.
Stanton, who shared offensive
|honoFs with Morgan for the wfri-
|ners, punched across from the
one for his clubs opening touch-
down.
As,..,..a..t s4.t. ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
BY DICK OBRIEN

An unlucky Fort Belvoir loot
ball team. given many oppor-
tunities to score. watched the
breaks go against It yesterday
at Pullen Field. Fort Belvoir.
where Fort sin kept 1t unde-
feated record clean by beating
the Engineers 60. 1t was the
18th straight victory for Sill.
A crowd Of 5000 turned out to
see the service game. most Of
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Carroll Loses
Fifth Straight

BALTIMORE. Oct. 20 (Spe.
ciall Carroll High Of Washing
ton outplayed Calvert Hall fol
the first half here this afternoon
to take q 60 lead, but ran Out
OF gas In the last two periods
and went down TO q 21-6 defeat
It was the fifth straight loss for
the Lions after an opening sea-
son win over Eastern. Calvert
Halls record Is 2-3.
Carroll struck q few minutes
after the game got under way
when 1t recovered q tumble on
the Calvert Hall Al. Four plays
later, John Sullivan broke oye1
left tackle and ran 81 yards for
the touchdown.
CCa a, u.r------- & ID
. csr.oli seorins: TouehdoSSn- sullivan
Calvert nan scoring: Touchdown
Hormes. "a. run, 1. pluneeD. Velten e
piunga). ConvefSicn-Ve1Een. Safety
tNeyman Of Carroll tackled in enc
zone).