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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-10
AS MAJORS START Sc GRIND
Rookie Pitchers Face
Exhibition Tests Today

participating in his first spring
training in four years. may play
against the Dodgers. According
to Red Sox Manager Pinky Hig-
gins, the thumper viii unlimber
his big bat "if the weather is
good"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-10

MILWAUKEE, Mar P- into two events and Santee wor
Yves Santee racing the against two oppo
of another favorable court lnentS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Boiling Choice
Over kjeune

Boiling AZ Force Base, stalking
its record d 80 games without a
defeat, rulh a one touchdown
favorite in its clash with the
Camp Lejehe Marines at pm
today at Arhold Field.
Leieune, undefeated in four
starts this year, presents the
most formidable threat of the
1 season to the Airmen, who are
going aftet their fifth straight
triumph.
Bernie Faloney gets the stest-
ing call at quarterback for the
Boiling team. which has its sight
set on another bid to the Poin-
settia Bowl game in San Diego
in December. The Airmen have
already been queried as to their
availability.
The Marines from North Caro-
lima showed their strength in a
game here earlier this month
when they knocked off Fort Bel
voir. 21-12, at Belvoir.
Wisconsin has provided most
of the striking power for Lee
jeune's successful operations this
year. The quarterback is Glen
Wilson. the right halfback Gerry
Witt and the fullback John
Dixon--all from the Badger
school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Osbourn Streak Halted
In Loss to Warren

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Oct. 20
(SpeciaD. = Osbourn High of
Manassas had its winning streak
of four straight broken here last
night with a 1914 defeat by
Warren County High. 1t was
the sixth straight victory with
out a loss for Warren.
Bobby Beavers blocked a punt
on Warren's 40 in the second
quarter and ran for a touch
down. Warren came back when
Gene Kendall, 6-foot 205-pound
.fullback, went over from the
to end a 78-yard drive in the
second period and hit again on
a 16-yard pass play in the third
quarter from Art Settle to Joe
Briggs.
Osbourn capped a 77-yard
march in the fourth period when
Nelson Elliott went up the middle
g yards for the touchdown
When he kicked the conversion
the Manassas team led. 14-13
But with three minutes left In
the game Warren clinched a VIC
tory when 1t drove 81 yards for
ia touchdown. Wayne Fletcher
going around left and 10 yards
for the score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Ex-RumbIer Star
Reports to Lions
For Drills Today

The Washington Lions roster
was augmented today with the
addition of Norman Dowdall,
scoring veteran who figured in
several upSets of the District
hockey team while playing for
the Philadelphia Ramblers last
year.
Dowdall was scheduled to par
ticipate in two public workouts
today as the Lions made prepa-
rations for their exhibition game
with the Johnston Jets at Uline
Arena Wednesday and their
Eastern Hockey League opener
against Johnstown here a week
from tonight.
Coach Red Mitchell said today
he plans using Dowdall at right
wing on a combination that will
find All Lewsey, former New
Haven Blades star. at left wing,
and Norm Neill, a newcomer, at
center.
Mitchell also disclosed that
Ben Jones. another ex-Philadel-
phia Rambler and defenseman.
will not report here until Thurs
day because OF getting married.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Allen, Cloud, Berurd
Puce Mclean Victory

Scoring in every period, Nc
Lean High won its third straight
and fourth in five starts with a
1915 victory over Loudoun
County High last night at Lees
burg.
Davis Allen, Ev Cloud and Bill
Berard were the big guns for
Mclean. Allen threw two touch
down passes to Cloud covering
Is yards and to Fred Talbot for
"a yards. Cloud also scored on
a 4-yard plunge and Berard
scored twice on runs of IL and
10 yards. Bill Bruce went over
from the 3 to score the Eagles
first touchdown following re-
covery of a tumble on Loudoun
County's 81.
Loudoun County hit for its
only touchdown in the third
quarter on a pass from Hubert
Good to Phil Bolen, the play
covering IS yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

htNWltt Nestfr0aN
Anacostia ~: SpinEArn z.
Armstrong. y: Phelps, 0.
CardoZo. Z Western o.
DOUGLASS fWinchesterl. ~; Carver, O.
rairiax' ~; Falls Church. 49,.
george Mason, 90; Marshall. 10.
y.s Lon9sienoW school II; Bulls JAY
Luther jackson. q; PAIGE jackson O
Mclean 81; LOudoun County. y.
hortnWestern. D MONTGOMERY Blair, 9.
parher-Gray. 80; Taylor warren
Richard Montsomery. 2: Laurel. q
Roosevelt, -. Coolidge y.
p,s ~ Marys tAnnapoliO, IA; La
Tech. IS; Chamberlain. e.
Makeneld, ~: George Washington, ] 2.
a. warren County front Royal. I9:
Wsshinston.Lss. 80: Noun. vernon. 0.
Wheaton, 10; Frederick 9.
Wilson, 46. Bell. q,
Games Today
Episcopal a. 81. Johns tAirliel. 1.30.
Lanoon ~ st. Andrews tMiddietown,
/. Friends Al st. James ,HaSsrn.owni.
suitland vs.. oonzssa at Northwest
Bullis Prep a, chovsn Junior coiless
Columbian prep a staunton va. )
Military Academy, tEsIJ.
Bulls, School at Bstheada-cnsvy
Sherwood ~ oaihsrsbufg. 2.
Qxon Hil AZ Waiter Johnton.
- Stephens a. Herndon,
HiEh Point 81 Charlotte Han. 2
ggofeton At Annandaie
HAmmand ~. Washinston-Lee " Al
osnfEe Washinrton. 2
Earina 81 oaf-Fiela.
Calvert Hal ~, Carroll AZ 0ecfgs-
town Medical Pied. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
La Plato Offense OFF
In Annapolis Come

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 20 (Spe-
ciaD LA Plata scored in the
first quarter but couldn't gen.
crate much of an offense after
that and went down to a 1916
defeat by st. Mary's High here
last night.
Jimmy Walker threw a pass
to Charley Luskey in the fiat and
Luskey legged it 81 yards for La
Plata's only score. Three times
in the second half La Plata got
inside st. Mary's 10, but penal
ties cost them a possible score
each time.
st. Mary's got its touchdowns
on a 2-yard plunge by Skippy
Leet in the first period. the drive
taking only seven plays. A Leet
to Dick Jones to Mike Flaherty
pass in the second quarter and
covering Al yards gave st. Mary's
its other touchdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Ba|timore0pen
Won by DOser
Special Dispatch to The star

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2O.-Clar-
ence Doser of Woodmont Coun-
try Club has become the first
out-of town golfer ever to win
the Baltimore Match Play Open
championship, defeating John
ODonnell of Mount Pleasant,
5 and 4, in the scheduled 36-hole
final yesterday at Green Spring
Valley.
Doser took the lead on the
third hole with a birdie and
never was behind. He shot a
2-under-par 10 in the morning
round and was 4 up at that
point.
The Rockville pro. who is the
Middle Atlantic PEA champion
lost two of the first four holes
to ODonnell in the afternoon
but dropped a 30-foot putt on
the 23d to crush his opponent S
attempted comeback.
Doser grabbed a Sup lead at
the 30th hole and halved the
next two to win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Pro Basketball
Lures 0n|y75

Professional basketball re-
turned to Washington last night
and received chilly reception.
Only $50 fans turned out to see
the Philadelphia Warriors cham
pions of the National Basketball
Association. defeat the Syracuse
Nationals. 1874. in a benefit
game at Uline Arena.
The small crowd was a dis
tinct disappointment to players
and the promoters, the Govern
ment Accounting Office EN-
ployes' Association Welfare Fund.
Joe Holup, former George
Washington University star,
played the first and third periods
with Syracuse and scored seven
points.
Andrews Air Force Base wall
Hoped Fort Meade, 1856, in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
.Curdozo Looks 'fIut'
In Edeing Western

Cardozo was fiat and look
ing ahead to next week with
Dunbar" in the words of Coach
Sal Hall who added that West
ern did a terrific defensive job
against his club.
The Clerks scored in the first
quarter on pitchout from Tom
Stephens to William Pinkney, the
latter going Is yards for the
touchdown, then held on to pro-
tect their slim advantage.
Westerns only threats were
in the first quarter when a
Speros Loukas' pass to Dave
Fouquet took them to Cardozo's
rs and in the second period
when the Raiders got to the 9,
but the drives fizzled both times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Beach Brothers
Take Golf Lead

The Beach brothers, Willie and
John, of Fairfax spurted into the
halfway lead in the 72-hole
medal play invitation golf tour
nament yesterday at Court
House Country Club with 7l-69--
lao.
Haynes Osbourne OF Court
House and Don Murphy Of WASH
ington were two strokes back,
while Levi Yoder and w. L. How
ard, both OF Court House, we're
in a third-place tie at l43 with
Frank Mailley Of Court House
and Bob Reilly OF Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Fuirfox Overpowers
Falls Church Eleven

Fairfax High scored 21-13
victory over Falls Church at
Falls Church last night. The
Fairfax scoring was done by Bob
Bosley on 6-yard run around
right end; Don Connick on a
45-yard pass play from Bosley
and Duncan MacAdam on a ST.
yard run off tackle.
A safety was scored when
Wayne johnson of Fairfax
caught Mat Murray in the end
zone. Bosley passed to the s.,
but the half ended.
Sam Yancey of Falls Church
returned a punt for 81 yards and
a touchdown in the fourth period
and passed to Murray in a 40
yard scoring play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Purker-Gruy Wins
In Wurrenton Come

WARRENTON, Va, Oct. 20
especially. - Parker Gray High
trounced Taylor, $50. with a
steady ground attack here yes
terday.
Quarterback Harvey Gray led
on the scoring in the first quar-
ter with a 9-yard run around
right end after Roland Scott set
up with a 4-yard run.
In the third quarter, Scott
scored on a 49-yard end run.
Eugene Draton and Louis Elliot
scored on runs of 40 and yards
in the fourth period. Rufas Will
llams was responsible for a
safety in the last quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
.SeideI Whole Show
In George Mason Win

WARRENTON, Va. Oct. 20
(SpeciaD George Mason High.
led by hard driving Tailback
Lance Seidel. ran up a 20-l2 VIC
tory over Marshall High here
yesterday.
Seidel did all the Mason scor-
ing, running touchdowns Of /, 4
and s yards in the last three
quarters. He set the scores up
with drives Of 60, 40 and 81
yards. He made two conversions
by rushing.
The Marshall scoring was also
a one-man show. Tailback Roy
Sisk scored In the first quarter
on a l-yard plunge after a 81
yard drive. In the second quar-
ter Sisk caught a 3i-yard pass
from Jim Thompson for the last
Marshall score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Dowson's Plunge Wins
For Montgomery

A plunge from the l-yard line
by Jay Dawson in the third quar-
ter gave Richard Montgomery
High Of Rockville a To victory
over Laurel last night at the
Agriculture Center in Gathers
burg Laurel scored its safety
in the fourth quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
BY GEORGE BRAGAW

Montgomery Blair, last years
Bi-County League co-champion,
can look for little more than a
spoilers role this season.
The Blazers hardly hope to
catch housekeeping Bethesda
Chevy Chase or High Point, their
remaining two league rivals, but
they could throw a wrench into
title hopes if they are able to
upset either.
Coach Con Brown feels his
squad is improving each week
and if Blair can get back to full
strength he thinks it can give its
two league opponents a good
fight.
Browns loss of five first string
ers was obvious last night when
Blair was held to a 6-6 tie by
Northwestern at Northwestern
stadium.
Blair's injury list includes 800
pound tackle Keith Daniels, End
Dalls Dorsey, End Chester Mar
tin. Linebacker Don York and
Halfback Jim Arthur.
I'VE had a letdown from last
week." Brown said after the
game. eve played a good game
at Easton Pa. but we didn't
have it in the second half to-
night"
Two Goal Line Stands
Northwestern threw up a pair
of goal line stands in the fading
minutes of play. stopping Blair
on the Z with,5 minutes left and
on the 3 with seconds remaining.
The Wildcats scored first in
the second quarter when Tackle
Jerry Benitez blocked a Bob
Corzine punt on the Blair 10 and
Center AL Wilson raced for the
touchdown. Bill Mentzer's con-
version was blocked.
Blair struck back. taking the
ensuing kickoff and moving IS
yards on IL plays climaxed when
Sophomore Speedster Charlie
Pryor cut of right tackle TO
score from 7 yards out. Tom
Browns pass for the extra point
was incomplete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Navy l50- Founders
Rout Cornell, $50,
In 3d-Period Push

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 20 (P.-
Nays 150-pound football team
opened defense of its Eastern
collegiate championship yester-
day by routing Cornell's Mites,
$50.
Halfback Jim McDevitt and
Larry Wagner led the Middle
scoring parade, with McDevitt
tallying twice and Magner ac-
counting for a third-period
touchdown and four extra points.
Tackle Dave Delo accounted
for the other score when he fell
on a tumble by McDevitt in the
end zone to climax a march that
had started with a recovered
tumble at the Cornell A in the
first period.
Cornell -- O o o O. q
Navy o 81 0-9S
Navy scoring -Touchdowns Delo ire
covered Navy tumble In end zonel, Nc
Dewitt, . ~, rush 80. pass-run from
Swope' Mtgner q, plungel. Conversions:
Magner, 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
|Anocostio, Cordozo See
Stormy Poths to Titles

with an intercepted pass and
Antonio Avelino 33 yards with
another for two of the Trainers
touchdowns. The other touch
downs were made by Bob Cate
from the s. Jim Hughes on a
l6-yard run, Charles Somerville
on plunge from the and
John Thomas from the 6.
Chamberlain's touchdown
came on a 32-yard pass play
from Earl Benton to Ken Wig
gins. The Volts added a safety
when Bobby Graves of Tech
was tackled in his end zone by
Charles Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Armstrong; Power
Too Much for Phelps

Armstrong came up with a
touchdown in each of the third
and fourth quarters to get by
winless Phelps. George Kilt
rel intercepted a pass to set
up the first score with Fullback
Ronald Washington plunging
over from the / to end a 81
yard drive.
Bob Headon passed 81 yards
TO Tom Bragg to set up the
other score then ON a roll out
went 30 yards for the touch
down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
BY DICK STAY

The timetable which called for
Wakefield's football team to "ar-
rive" by midseaSon couldn't have
been rated better by a station
master. Although sidetracked
earlier by a shocking upset at the
hands of Annandale, the War
riors roared through on sched-
ule last night at George Wash
ington High Stadium.
In jolting George Washington,
.27-19, Wakefield ruined the
.glosSiest record of any Group
team in Virginia. CIV was I'M
beaten, united and unscored on
except for a safety-in five
games, but it took the Warriors
just 2:10 after the opening
whistle to squelch that last dis
tinction. The crowd of about
5000 hardly had settled down
after the Star Spangled Banner
when CIV became unscored-on
no more.
S5-Yard March Clincher
Behind the daring quarter
backing of John (Woody) Wood,
Wakefield twice took touch
down leads, fell behind 1913 and
then went ahead to stay, 20-19i
with 2:04 to go in the first half
An 85-yard march in the third
period finished off the home
team.
Wakefields ball carriers-Ron-
ME Whitaker, Whitley Edwards.
John Hotter. Jim johnson and
even Wood-literally poured
through the CIV defenses for 321
yards rushing, including a phe-
lnomenal 218 before intermission,
1t was like trying to hold quick
silver in an orange sack.
CIV collected a net 81 yards
on the ground, but was not far
behind in total gains, 355 to 337,
because Mike Delnegro had a
great night passing. Quarter
back Delnegro completed IA of
20 throwns. nine times to Right
End Bob Garda for 280 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Answer

fQueStiOn on Page Alp
4. Hook pass. Worst call. You
could expect only a short gain:
you'll be, tackled at once and
the clock keeps on running.
8. End run. You can't expect
as much gain as on the best
choices.
2. Flood zone. Could be a good
bet with loose secondary de-
Tense.
/. Run or pass option. Best
call. II the pass is covered well,
there are good possibilities for
IA long gain on the run. If the
run is defensed. the pass can go.
Two chances for a long gain.
Distributed by The Register and
Tribune SyndicAtel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Mrs. BuImun Scores
In Woodmont Tourney

Mrs. Joseph Bulman with a
SO minus 20 for net Of IS won
first place yesterday in the ladies
guest day golf event at Wood
mont Country Club.
Mrs. Rita Elsberg. l03-23-S0,
was second.
Mrs. Hanna Gildsr won low
puts with 81: low gross for guest
was Mrs. Jerry Cush Of Argyle
with 70. and low net was Mrs.
Dot Frauwirth Of Indian Spring
with q e0-i0-s0.
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CIV
Continued From Page A-12
rr-feLt nrs,- 4,

CIV
Continued From Page A-I2
HalfbackS Mike Sommer and
Pete Spera, each of whom con-
tributed "A rushing yards to
GW's 379-yard running total.
Sommer had nine chances and
Spera IL. while the worker in the
B unit was Colna. who turned
out as high man with 80 yards
in IL carries.
The game wasn't all offense
by CIV, however. The Colonials
presented some excellent de-
lenses until late in the game
when it didn't matter. In the
first period, for instance, Som
mer came UP with a timely pass
interception in the end zone
to stop one serious threat. Later
in the same quarter the Colo
mails braced to halt a Keydet
invasion on the 20 after a pass
interception in midfield had
given the visitors chance.
In the second period the Colo
mails again had to buckle down
between touchdowns of their
own to stop VMI on the 26, and
it wasn't until the fourth period
that the Keydets put on a So
yard march that went all the
way. A Vineyard pass between
Quarterback Duke Johnston and
Jim Gillespie was the payoff
Later a blocked punt gave the
KeydetS another chance from
GW's 10. which they cashed
with a flve-yard run around
right end by Halfback Art
Brandriff.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Left ends--Berry. Gleason
Left tackles--Jewett. McHenry, Tom
Left gusrds--sakach. Hoar, Frulla.
CenterS--Hince, Marley, Elios.
Right guards-Sutton, Murray, Len
eski
Right tackles-Liddick, Rutsch, "a
;, Rlsht ends-Thompson Herman,
KesOck
,Quarterbacks--Looney. Henzes, Brack-
Left halfbacks-sommer. spera,
Right hslfbacks-claypool. Coma.
:, Fpllbacks-Austin, shuba, Dwayne.
VIRGINIA MILITARY
Left ends--Evanusich Elmore. Inre.
Anderson u
Left guards-Rufin Martin. Moss.
Genters-Borst, Day. Baxter Turley.
- Right suards-Farmer, Swirk. Thacker.
Right tackles--McFans. Basham.
Risht ends-McLennan. Kasko. Gil
ouarterbacks - Johnston, Nebraska,
Left hsifbacks-Jordan. True, Bran
wOOlwine. Keefer. shep-
Right Enthusiastically, johnson.
yirsinia Military % q IA
George Washington 7 20 IL 90
Virginia Military scoring. Touchdowns
-IlileSple O., pass from Johnston1 .
S stdn 90 rum. Conversions-John-
George Washington scoring: Touch
downs-Clsypool, : C36, run: Al. pass
from Looney):. colna a, rum. Herman
n q pass from Henzes), Shuba Il, plungei
thompson Ia. pass from Looney), Con-
EerSlons--Claypool. 2 Spers, =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
LongfeIIow School
Wins Second in Row

Longfellow School won its
second game in as many starts
with a 1910 decision over the
Bulls Jayvees.
Klneman Brown went over
from the 3 on a quarterback
sneak in the first quarter after
setting it up with 35-yard pass
play TO George Hoetz.
Tom Taylor went off tackle
8 yards for the other touchdown.
in the second period, ending
Coward drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
5000 GASP AT TEAMS PLAY
Wakefield Hits Hard
To Jolt Unbeoten CIV

but CIV was charged with minus
81 yards rushing in the second
half when the Wakefield line
spilled Delnegro time and again.
led by AL Lederle and Steve Hall.
Some witnesses couldn't be-
lieve that Wakefield had lost to
Annandale. 1910, two weeks ago.
A couple of District coaches who
attended said the Warriors were
the best high school team they
had seen in a long time.
Jim Ford, the CIV coach, adj
mitted it was probably the big
Igest defeat his teams had suf-
lfered in five seasons, what with
the State championship disap-
Ipearing SO suddenly. He gave no
excuses.
Here we are winning games
by 60 and TO, and tonight We
score 10 points in the first half
and we're behind!" Ford COM
mented.
Wood losses 10 Passes
Wood threw 10 passes for
Wakefield, completing four for
only "a yards. But three went
to Lederle, his huge left end, on
quick. stand-up pegs from be-
hind center. All three were good
for first downs during separate
scoring drives and two of them
came on fourth-down situations,
to give some idea of the heady
game Wood called.
The passing combination of
Delnegro to Garda starred in all
three CIV advances. A 52-yard
play set up the first score and
Fullback Jerry Alexander hit
right tackle for the final 6 yards
of a 59-yard march. Garda out
ran Hotter on a 79-yard play for
the second CIV touchdown.
Garda scored the third one on a
5-yard toss, after Delnegro had
clicked with his other end, Bucky
Poole, on a 22-yarder. Bobby
Gibbs converted after the first
touchdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
District Teachers
Focilg Shepherd

d. c. Teachers College stacked
its 81 record against Shepherd
State Cillege, one of the strong
est smdl college teams in the
Nation last year when it went
unbeat4 in 10 games, today at
CardozdStadium at 2 O'Clock.
Shepherd smothered D. C.
TeacheA, 500. last season but
the Tesshers were hoping an i'm
proved backfield boasting Dave
WillianA Dale Larsen, Donald
Green / d George Speros would
lead INN to an upset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Generals Take
Lead With Win
Over Mi. Vernon
BY SID SUssMAN

Unbeaten Washington Lee
High is off to a flying start in
the Northern Virginia Football
League race and the Generals
are going to need it with arch
rivals Wakefield and CIV COM
ing up next month.
Last night on their home field.
the Generals ran over Mount
Vernon, $50, to take over I'M
disputed possession of first place
as Wakefield bumped off George
Washington, 27-19,
Westinghouse never was
bothered by the Majors who
Showed no sign of life until
late in the game when the Gen.
erals threw in their third
lstringels to do battle.
Three Quick Scores
In just over six minutes of
the first quarter, Washington
Lee had three touchdownS and
Mount Vernon never recovered.
Fullback AL Henry climaxed
an 87-yard march, smashing off
tackle for eight yards and the
Generals first score. Moments
later, Washington-Lee was at
lit again as Quarterback Wayne
Ballard threw Is yards to Gene
Sherman after the Generals
had recovered a Mount Vernon
tumble.
Sherman, who gained 1875
yards rushing in less than one
half of the game, sped five yards
for the third WI touchdown
after his 29-yard sprint had set
it up.
CardOni Drives Across
In the second quarter Mike
Cardoni drove over from three
yards out to end a 46-yard
drive that had most of it's i'm
petus from Sherman's zig
Tagging 35-yard run.
WI, using its reserves for
the entire second half, moved
"a yards for its last score. the
final 10 coming on Dick Cavi-
loala's end sweep.
The only cheering Mount
Vernon could do was over the
performance of Guard Jim
Woodruff whose jarring tackles
saved the Mounts from further
destruction. He was the best
Ilineman on the field for either
| team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Has Romp
To Knock Off Bell

Mike Nelson of Wilson went
SIS yards for a touchdown on
the first play from Scrimmage
and the Tigers were off running
against Bell.
Duff Greene scored three times
for Wilson, John Badoud twice
and Bob Margolin once on runs
ranging from yards to so.
End Bruce Green, twin brother
of Duff, received a broken leg
and was taken to Doctors HoSpi-
tai.