Evening star., 1955-10-29
WI Tunes Up
For Strong Rival
With 46-O Win
BY DICK TIERNEY

WaSnluGt0u-At6e k1leM GCnO0l .
football team will be meeting
the finest team in the State.
when it plays Thomas Jeffer7
SON next week at Richmond. ac-
cording to Bob Waldorf. WI
coach.
Following last nights $50 de-
feat Of Annandale. Waldorf
pointed out that Thomas JEFF
ferson has no weaknesses And
while he would not discuss his
teams chances against the RICH
mond team. he said. How we
do In our last two games with
Wakefield and George Washing
ton win depend largely on how
We come out physically against
Thomas Jefferson.
The Generals had things their
own way as they handed AMMAN
dale its NTH defeat In six starts
and ran their own record to four
wins and three losses.
Waldorf used his second team
all Of the second quarter. half
OF the third. and part OF the
fourth In the Northern Virginia,
Group /. game. Annandale used
It's first team most of the way,
but was never able to get past
the W-L 49-yard line.
In the second quarter Dennis
Damon passed for two touch
downs. ~ and ~ yards to Bob
Short and Tom Hyde, respec-
lively. The other touchdowns
came on D 25-yard run by Tackle
Mack Minor in the nrst quar-
Ter after he scooped up an An
nandale tumble: q second quar-
ter 16-yard pass from Bob Nam
ser to Jim Steele: . 10-yard run
BY Gene Sherman In the third
in the fourth quarter
= l0-yard pass from Wayne Bal
lard TO Fred James and d 65-
yard run by Curtis Bierlien.
MT. VERNON WINS FIRST
Mount Vernon High gained its
tirst victory Of the season against
six defeats by beating Mclean.
1877. last night. Mclean has
yet TO win In i've games.
Freddie Roop started Mount
Vernon rolling In the second
quarter. scoring from the 3 At
the end OF . 0e-yard drive. Rcop
passed to End Gordon JONES for
the extra point.
After a scoreless third period
Paul Dove returned an inter-
cepted pass TO the Mclean rs
and three plays later Joe Snn1ler
scored from the 8. Dove scored
later In the quarter from the ID.
Mclean scored in the last is
seconds on . 60-yard pass play
from Everett Cloud to Jim Shaw.
FALLS CHURCH WINS, Ia-0
Two 5-yard scoring tl1rusts ty
Fails Church's Sam Yancey and
Nat Murray In the second ana
third quarters gave the Northern
Virginia team q 1870 victory
oyer Culpeper High 1T Fairfax
last night. 4.
Yancey's score came after 4.
Fails Church drive had run
aground with 4 funlble on the
Sulpeper l. The Culpeper punt
that followed was partially
blocked and went out OF bounds
IN Culpeper's 16. Yancey scored
Ior Falls Church two plays later.
Murray's touchdown ended 4
sO-yard drive after receiving the
second half kickoff.
LoUDOUN OUTsCORED
Fairfax High School picked, nm
J4s yards on the ground. good
Tor Il first downs, In debating
Loudoun County High. 27-Ie.
last night at Fairfax.
Fullback Joe Schaeffer scored
three touchdowns on runs Of l3
yards. 4 yards and is yards in
the first. second and third quar-
ters to run his total to 10. Full
back John Keys scored the Anal
Fairfax touchdown from Ii yards
out.
Loudoun County Halfback
Tom Hetiin ran IS yards IN tire
second quarter to start his team, s
scoring. A pass interference pIay
took Loudoun to the | In the
third period and Tucker Box
wen scored. The final L,oudoun
score came on q 50-yard pass
play from, Hefiin to Paul PARCEL
in the third quarter.
PARKER-GRAY TRIUMPHs
Parker Gray OF alexandria
paced by Linwood Armstrong,
defeated Luther jackson of Mer-
rifield. 24-6. yesterday at Merri-
field.
Armstrong scored once, from
the 8 to end o 40-yard march.
and passed to Bill Thompson for
another touchdown. the play
covering 81 yards.
It was the fourth straight win
for the Alexandra team follow
ing three straight losses, Luther
Jacksoa's record Is i-2-2.
Nth HnoIc.