Evening star., 1955-10-06
Roosevelt, Tech
Gel. Showdown
Tests This Week

year, the end of the season may
lbe an anti-climax. The teams
with the best press notices before
the campaign opened are knock
ling each other on before the
schedule Is half over.
Tomorrow is just the second
day Of round-robin action, but
ALREADY Roosevelt and Tech have
been bumped by Cardozo and
Armstrong, respectively.
Il Tomorrow. Roosevelt goes to
Wilson and Coolidge to Cardozo
lin feature West Division games,
land Tech Is host to Spingarn and
|Anacostia entertains Eastern In
East Division headliners.
The other Interhigh games at
|3:l5 pm. tomorrow md ARM
strong . heavy choice over
Chamberlain on Eastern's field
and Dunbar favored to beat Bell
|at Brooks Stadium.
Do-or-Die Situation
It is q door -die situation for
both Roosevelt and Tech tomcr-
row. Neither can count on
Wilson, Cardozo. Armstrong or
|Spingarn losing more than once
between now and November IL,
the last day Of the schedule.
Roosevelt ran into too much
speed against Cardozo and lost
|by one touchdown last Friday.
Dave Harris took the opening
kickoff for 90 yards and q touch
down and ''it kinda took the
sail out Of the kids" Coach joey
Kaufman Of Roosevelt says.
AS for tomorrow. both Roose-
welt and Wilson have suffered
heavy injuries among their start
ling halfbacks. Wilson couldn't
use John Bish or Pete Sommer
against Carroll last week and
they'll probably be on the side
lines again tomorrow. Coach
Pete Labukas conides.
Bish, left haIfhack. may be out
for the season with . knee carti.
llage damaged against st. Johns
two weeks ago. Sommer has o
bad charley horse which has
kept him hobbling all week.
Roosevelt's Jim Corsetti hurt
lhis knee on the first play against
Cardozo last week and Burt
0oren couldn't play the second
half because Of . bruised thigh
muscle. End Myron Levin's hurt
ankle has not healed COM
lpletely.
Prep Schools TO Clash
Sharing the spotlight with the
Interhigh games tomorrow after
moon win be two ensagements
involving prep schools. Western
and St. Adams. both unbeaten
lin two outings. tangle ct st.
Albans. Gonzaga and Bladens-
burg, which play on the latter's
Ideld At 2 pm. tomorrow, both
have lost away from town but
own impressive victories at home.
Bladensburg opened the Mary
Hand Bi-C County League last Sat-
urday with . 24-0 triumph over
Ithe defending champion, Mons
lgomery Blair. Blair had defeated
Anacostia. 60, q team which
fell to Gonzaga. 25-6.
The weekend schedule:
TODAY
Manassas Hegiouai at Luther Jackson,
1880.
Eastern at Anacostia, 3:15.
epingaYn at Tech. 3:i5.
fSa@SsTlaia. fss.sSs Z. Wi,o vi A.ssIGps st East
Bell At Dunbar, 3:i5.
Coolidge ct Cardpzo. a.i5.
Western Of st. Adams. $50.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase at Northwest
eTn. 3.
Qcnzsea at Bladensburr. s.
High Potnt ct wheaton, $3.50.
Annapolis VS.. Sherwood et Gathers.
liehsrd Montsomery ., Frederick. 8.
GAithcrsburg ct LeurAl 2.
GEORGE Washinefon ct Hcpeweli, 3.
Hermitage ct WashinHtCn-Lee.
Mount Vernon at Falls Church, 8.
Fairfax at James Monroe. 8.
Georee Mason at Loudcun County,
osbourne at cuipeper. &.
Leesbur9 DouEiass at Carver. q.
W. c. Taylor At Parker Gray. T.3n.
Landcn at 81. Paula tEaltim0rel, Q.
Friends ct GeorAetown Prep. 3:lS.
SATURDAY.
| Forest Park At 81. johns Airiiel. 2.
Mount o. Joseph at Carroll. 2.
Wakefield at Annandaie, g
Aerndon At Garfield. 2,
Montsomery Blair 70. euitiand at
OxoD Hill ct Laplata, 2.
Southern at 81. 1tephen's. 2.
Episcopal g 81. chfistopherb tRieh-
woodward Prep At Baltimore Junior
dWU w at Bulls. 2.
Bulls HiEh at Mercersbars tPa)
Columbian Prep ys. oreenbrieE MA at