Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
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Scholastic Slate

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two of the three top scholastic
football games scheduled today,
Washington-Lee will be host to
Northwestern of the Maryland
BIZ County League, and George
Washington entertains Coolidge
of the Interhigh League. Both
games start at s pm.
The other top game today is
st. Johns at Wilson at 3:15 in
the opener for both clubs.
Six games are listed tomor-
row, with Gonzaga at Episcopal
ut $3.50 pm. and Anacostia at
Montgomery Blair at 2:15 the
outstanding attractions.
Washington-Lee, q 26-6 victor
over Fairfax last Friday in its
opener. is expected to find q
tougher foe in Northwestern. The
wildcats dropped a 1876 game
to Fort Hill of Cumberland in
their inaugural last week but
displayed a strong offense, get
ting to Fort Hills 2-foot line in
the closing seconds of play.
George Washington, q 2l-0
winner over a surprisingly strong
Annandale team. win make a
few changes in the middle of the
line. The backfield will be the
same. led by Quarterback Mike
Agee.
Coolidge played a perennially
strong fredericksburg tPa.)
team on even terms for the first
half, trailing 7-6 at intermission,
The loss of Quarterback Jack
Silas for good part of the
second half due to a pinched
nerve in his arm slowed the
Colts attack and contributed to
their 1876 defeat.
Gonzaga. of its impressive 25-6
victory over Anacostia last week.
will rule a slight favorite over
Episcopal, which is opening its
season. The Eagles will start Bill
Barnes at quarterback, Jim
Eppard. left half; Bob Nicholson.
right half, and Mike Scanlon at
fullback in place of Vince Cleary.
out with a knee injury.
The Maroons viii have Bob
Cathcart at quarterback, Bud
Billups at right half, Hunter
Faulconer at left half and Bruce
Rinehart at fullback. The latter
three are lettermen and all left
handed, with Billups and Faul-
coner sometimes passing on
pitchouts.
Blair and Anacostia hope to
bounce back from very disap-
pointing opening games. although
the Blazers were in little more
than a scrimmage. Blair played
only two quarters against Rich
ard Montgomery in the annual
jamboree and all 1t could &C.
complish was a 90 tie.
The Indians their running at
tack throttled by GonZaga's
hard-charging line. resorted to
o passing game in the late stages
with fair success. It may be
the weapon against the Blazers
tomorrow. Blair's offense is fea-
tured by the running Of Half
back Jack Dellastatious.
1 The schedule:
TODAY
ct. Johns ct Wilson. 3:15.
Coolidge At Georse WASHINGTON, 3.
Friends at Western. $3.50.
Baltimore Poly at Eastern. $40.
Chamberlain VS.. Bell at Anaeostia,
SIS.
Phelps at Carroll. $3.50.
Dunbar at Tech. $3.50.
Armstrong at Baltimore DouslaSs,
spinearn at Baltimore Dunbar. 80 80.
winchester DOUGLASS at Cardozo. g.
Northwestern at washinston- 9.
Mclean at Fairfax. s.
James Monroe at Mount Vernon. >.
suitiand at Wakefield, 8.
st, Adams at 1ethesda-chevy Chase.
Landon at Gaithersburg, 3.
oxon Hill vs.. High Point at North
81. Stephens at St. Mary's unnsp-
peMatha at osorretown Prep. $3.50.
Carver VS.. Leestown at johnson
La Plata at Laurel. 2.
Loudonn County at Clark County
(Berryviile, Val. s.
Marshall at Herndon, 2.
AlbemarIe at Osbourn. 8.
Parker-Gray at Baltimore Carver,
culpeper Carver at Luther jackson,
1:30.
TOMORROW
GonZaga ct Episcopal, $40.
Anacostia at MONTGOMERY Blair. 2:15.
Bladenshurs at Allegany tCumber-
1Andl, s.
Fails Church at Annandaie, 3.
IS Havre de Grace at Sherwood. 2.
i Washington-Lee " at Garfield, 2.