Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
|SuifIand Upseis
Bee HioIl, 1l.6
BY DICK STAY

An unoeroog Suitland High
football team held Bethesda
Chevy Chase to q net 8 yards Oh
THE ground. struck suddenly for
1.-TWO touchdowns in the first hall
land withstood q desperate B-CC
passing attack TO score Q i2-6
upset before 3 crowd Of 1000
let B-Cc yesterday.
r. was Huitland.s first victory
after two losses this season and
Ievened It's Maryland Bi-County
League record at IL. Bethesda,
considered q contender for the
league championship In pre-sea-
lson estimates, suffered It's second
| Bill County defeat and third IN
flour games overall.
lslltIand olzz
saitland secfins--Toushdovns: j ca
Ilu6 iSs, psss-run from i. csiue; 9,
Zee seorinv- Tcpshdovn: soudsrs
t7i. pAss-run from Willianas,.
Northwestern High marched
~ yards after an intercepted
pass Ia the fourth quarter last
might to tie favored Roosevelt.
E0-6. ct Northwestern.
Allen Jones carried through
left tackle for Is yards to tie the
score iiye plays after Hugh 0sir-
tits returned the interrogation to
THE Roosevelt ~.
Roosevelt. which fumblGd
AWAY the bah three times inside
THE Northwestern 30-yard line.
scored its only touchdown Ii the
second period on q drive Of So
yards. Fuilback Jim Lauderdale
plunged over from . foot away.
The tries for conversion were
wide for both teams.
Bob Thomas, Northwestern
quarterback who engineered its
touchdown drive, suffered q
possible kidney injury later in
1.-THE game and was admitted TO
Prince Georges General Hospi-
tai for observation.
Roosevelt o o o D-<-0
Northwestern 0 o 60
Rocseyelt SCORING Touchdown: Lau-
! Il N sal sse;ofins v Touehdo~n:
Jones tl3. plunsel.
CUMBERLAND, Nd. Oct. is
tSpecial) Allegany High took
advantage Of two furnbles deep
la its opponents territory and o
70-yard punt return to help de-
feat Montgomery Blair Of Silver
Spring. $50. here tonight.
Blair drove inside the Ailegany
5-yard line early In the first
quarter before stalling. Then the
visitors fumbled away the bali
on their own 8 and lO-yard lines
to set up f1rst-haif tonchdowns
by Allegany.
Mpntsomery Blair - Q Q Q d. O
Aiiegany -- b--zo
Unbeaten DeMatha High
School won its third football
game yesterday by punching out
q 1870 victory at Gaithersburg In
3 game postponed from Friday
by the weather. The hosts lost
their fourth game.
AfteI an exchange Of fuimbles
In the first quarter. DeMatha
drove 50 yards for It's first score.
Fullback Bob Stephens carrying
the last Is yards up the middle.
Quarterback Dana Judy con-
ilected with End John McDon-
ough on o 4e-yard pass play for
. touchdown In the last quarter
and Judy kicked the extra point.
DeMatha, which has been tied
once. outgained Gaithersburg.
23l yards to $50.
peAfatha - ID o. 20 7--i3
SaUthefspuft 4s-----s u- Y
DeM.sha scoring Touehdorns: ste
run from JUDY. Conversion; JUDY.
Paced by Senior HalfbackI
Fred Severance, who scored three
times. once on q 64-yard run.
Laurel High defeated Charlotte
Hall. 32-0. at Charlotte Hall
yesterday for its NTH straight
victory without defeat.
Severance scored on runs Of
8 and Z yards in addition 10 his
64-yard gallop around right end. !
Laurel = -4 Ia ~ O 6--32l
charlotse Hal g 2 o. q
enee. . run; 8, run; 64, rum 4
Harmon t3Q. runl. MeGill t9b. pass
run from Harmdnl. Conversions: Haf-