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Arizona sun., 1957-01-03

Pentecost Church of Jesus Christ
1902 East Buchanan
Bishop T. Davis, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday school
1880 am. Morning worship
First Institutional Baptist Church
A, G. Kerd-icks, Pastor
1889 East jefferson
$50 am. Sunday Scheol
11:00 am. Morning worship
Pilgrim Rest Baptist
1417 East Madison
Rev. H. Y. Stevenson, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday school
11:00 am. Morning worship
New Salem Baptist Church
1706 East Lincoln
Rev. Leo Nickols, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday school
l1:00 am. Morning worship
Antioch Baptist Church
Al North 18th Street
Rev. r. N. Holt, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday school
tl:00 I'm. Morning worship
Fellowship Baptist Church
1886 East Pueblo Street
Rev. VIM. G. Crawford. Pastor
Church with a Program
Minister with a Message
Wesley Methodist Church
1902 East Washington
Rev. VIM. H. Stevens, Jr., Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday school
11:00 am. Morning worship
Lucy Phillips Memorial Church
Corner 18th at East Adams
Rev. L. J. Harper, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday school
HOO am. Morning worship
GAL|LEE BAPTIST CHURCH
Mobile, Arizona
Rev. E. j. Sykes, Pastor
$3.50 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Shiloh Baptist
9Th Avenue and Buckeye
Rev. N, l.. Huff, Pastor
$3.50 am. Sunday school
l1:00 am. Morning worship
I'm THANKFUL = AM RICH!
No matter what the stock ex-
change indicates, I am rich! I
may have less to live on, but I
certainly have just as much to
live for! In fact, am extremely
wealthy, especially in the things
that money cannot buy. Char
.acter means more than cash.
Gladness is more precious than
gold. Serenity of mind, heart,
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03

Ricky Thompson
Services for one year old Ricky
Thompson, were held last ThruS-
Arizona sun., 1957-01-03
Shiloh Baptist

9th Avenue and Buckeye
Rev. ", l.. Huff, Pastor
$3.50 am. Sunday school
l1:00 am. Morning worship
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
cumberland News, Social Items

A social for tn e Cumberland
Charge Youth Fellowship will be
held Sunday, June l6. at s 80 pm
at the Methodist PARSONAGE IN the
village. followed BY a worship serv-
ice and installation Of officers at
3 pm. at Payne Memorial church.
Guests of Mr. an Mrs J L.
Vogel and Mrs. Louisa Schalow
Monday were Mr. and Mrs P II.
Clutter. Of Glenshaw, Pa and Al
fred Enrich, of Powhatan
Mr. and Mrs J H Settle Of
Waverlv. attended the graduation Of
his brother, Sydnor Settle, from the
University Of Virginia, and with
their daughter. Marie, We're week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Z Allen
Carter
Cumberland county Red Cross
annual meeting will be held Thugs
day. June 20, at 8 pm IN the
court house
Miss Jean Newman, one Of the
Cumberland High hool June
graduates. is doing clerical work il
the Richmond Battery and Ignition
company office.
Week end guests Of Mr. ard Mrs
g A Jenkins at MedWood were Mr.
and Mrs. James Andrew Addleman
of Richmond
Miss Godsey Returns
Miss Mary E Godsey has re
turned from a vacation visit witt
Mr.. and Mrs Luther W Ransom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown il
Enfield, N. c. They attended thl
graduation Of Miss Annie Luthe
Ransone from Meredith CoIlege il
Raleigh
John 7 and G NJ. Hickman 0
Farmville, visited their sister Ms
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Cumberland News, Social Items
Annual Meeting Of Coumtu Red Cross
CHAPTER Scheduled Thursday, June 20

H. r Bryant. and Mr. Bryant Fri
day and attended the C. D Brown
funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Couch had as
then. week end guests at Lakeview
MI. and Mrs B Couch and son,
Bradley Of johnson City Tenn.
and their grandson, Jerry Wayne
Couch, of Crewe
Carrots Go to Richmond
Mr. and Mrs G l. Garrett and
Betty and Lee spent Sunday in
Richmond as guests Of Mrs 1. W.
ellis.
Mr. ana Ms Phil F'ranck. and
children win leave Friday for a
week end outing at Leonardtown
Md, Ga the Chesapeake Bay
R. 0 Garrett is recuperating at
home following a stay Of several
weeks at Southside Community Hos
pual in Farmville
Danbys Have House Guests
L1NttAE siEStS ~ Nli am hii . -
B Dandy. who attended the funeral
Monday Of Miss Marsa Cobb il
FarmWlle. were her brother. Fields
Cobb and Mrs. Cobb, OF Dendron
her sister, Miss Hazel Cobb, Of At
lama. Ga Fields Cobb. Jr., O
Gulfport NJ s. and Arthur Presson
OF Dende0n
The Rev F. r Look and G G
Wilkinson attended the annual Viz
einia Methodist conference thi!
week in Roanoke
M. II Maxey Jr. has returned
home from Mcclure Hospital il
Richmond
Smiths Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lester Smith
Jr. and Mrs F L Smith, of LenoiT
NJ C were among those from
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

distance who attended the funeral
Of c. D.. Brown last Friday, and
spent few days visiting the family.
Mrs. M v Smith visited Mrs.
c. c. Hundley and family of Farm
vile, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Clements have
come here to make their home with
their son. ]. G Clements at Rock
Garland
Mr.. and Mrs w T Norman and
Mr.. and Mrs A L. Brandt attended
the funeral Sunday Of their cousin,
installed new officers in ceremonies
IA. S. Jones. at Pine Grove Presby-
terian church in Amelia county
HAYES to Spend Summer
\ Johnnie Hayes arrived las Friday
to spend the summer with his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. A w
Davis
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and
son. George. attended the James
town festival Saturday and the In
ternational Naval Review Sunday
They were overnight guests Satur
day Of friends in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. j A. Moulton ant
children. Hanna and John, o
Raleigh, N c., were recent guest.
Of Mrs. Moultons parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. Lewis Crawley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Newman. &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. z T
+ Newman. of Powhatan, visited Mr.
and Mrs. M J Newman in Rich
mond Sunday
Mrs. Cannon Expected
Expected guest this week OF MI
and Mrs. Meriwether V. Smith a
!, Pocahontas Farm is Mrs Hele
Cannon. of Burlington, N. c.
Mr. and Mrs w. M Bugg had a
, their dinner guests Monday MIR. an
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Movement To Make Cumberland Co.
'Brucell0sis-Free' Started Tuesday

since the disease occurs in man
as undulant fever"
The testing will be done by Or.
Andrews. and Other veterinarians.
The testing started Tuesday in
Hamilton district.
The smaller herd owners will
be tested first and the largest
herds will come last.
Seay advised owners with a
large number of animals to have
a holding chute SO the testing
operation can be done swiftly.
However" he said, owners with
lust few animals, especially
dairy animals, will not need a
holding chute
He said plans for building a
simple chute could be obtained
from his office 1t does not cost
much to build a holding chute,
Seay added, "and it is something
you can always use in your farm
ing operation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Belona

The Rev Wilson M Stitt spoke at
Emmanuel P E church Sunday
Miss Ann Webb visited her par
ents after her school closed at Fish
ersvllle. and then left for Massa-
Meta Springs. where she will spend
most &c the summer. She was &C
cnmDan'ed by her brother, Wilbur
Burnett. GUY Hubbard and George
Hubbard. all Of Richmond visited
their mother Mrs. w j. Hubbard
during the week end.
Mrs Morrison Improves
Mrs. Rhoda Morrison. who has
been nute SEX. is improving now
and able to be up again
Miss Birdie Baugh spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs T. G. West
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Cobb. OF
Blackstone. visited in the same
home and were supper guests Of the
Vests
This community has had much
rain recently, and it has been very
cool. One would think that it was 9
belated long season in May.
Miss Baugh Has Guests
Recent guests of Miss Birdi,
Baugh we're the Rev. Wilson slit
and Mrs Leland skaggs. Of Pow
hatan G HI
John Dozier and George L. New
ton attended the Presbytery meet
ing at Crewe June II, representa-
Providence church
Quite number of children ar
attending the vacation Bible SchoC
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Farmers Union Met
At Cumberland c. H.

Cumberland Farmers Union
held meeting at Cumberland e
"A. June 4, according to release
By Charles Crawley, president.
Plans were made to send two
young people to Virginia Beach in
August for weeks outing. Other
matters of interest to the mem
bers was discussed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

Through the work Of the live
stock and dairy committee of
Cumberland County, with the CO.
operation Of DR.. w. D Andrews
state area veterinarian. Cumber
land will launch program for
testing cattle for Brucellosis
Bangs diseased
The test will be free. according
to E. L. Seay, Jr., Cumberland
County Agent. Both the state and
federal government are cooperat-
ing in the program to eradicate
the disease,
The fact that Cumberland is
getting an early test should put
the livestock producers in a better
position to sell their cattle and
reduce loss in their livestock
Seay said. 1T will also protect the
farmers in the county" he stated,
/ Mrs. r. j. Bugg. of Richmond
/ Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j
EJ Pembelton were Mrs. Glen Lee
Sueur and her son. Rickie. of Buck
/ ingham
Beasleys Attend Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. D M. Beasley at
tended the annual Ragland family
reunion Sunday at Antioch church
in Wingina, Buckingham county
Miss Ida Amos. a teacher a
Franklin School in Richmond, i
home for the summer.
E. S. Dowdy. of Richmond, wa!
the guest last Sunday Of his sister
Mrs. John T F'lippen at Rose Cot
tage
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

Booker are also attending and tax
Ing number Of young people there
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

at Mt Moriah church this week
Mrs. B E Walthall and Mrs J f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
.LateScoresWin
For Bulls Prep

RICHMOND, Va, Nov.
Special. Bulls Prep of
Washington, D. c., broke a
scoreless tie in the second
quarter with a touchdown and
added one each in the final
two periods to defeat Rich
mond University Jayvees. 18-
IL. here this morning.
Quarterback Gary Hebert of
Bulls was responsible for two
of his teams touchdowns. He
scored the first one from the
2 to end drive started in mid
field and passed to Halfback
Dick fash. a converted tackle
from Wilson High School, for
the other in the fourth quar-
ter, the play covering 10 yards,
Bulls other touchdown also
came on a pass, Fred Earhart
throwing to Wayne Demshar
on a 19-yard play.
Richmond scores we're made
by Ed Cavalli on a pass from
the two from Ed Boken and
another pass, covering 20 yards,
from Bob Lennon to Jim
Hammond.
The victory gave Bulls a
Bill season record with two
games remaining. Richmond
Jayvees are 0-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
National Show Courses
Ripped by Saddle Coach

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 (P).-
The coach of the United States
international jumping team
tacitly admitted today that the
National Horse Show courses
leave plenty to be desired and
he was--equally tacitly--backed
by a leading show official.
Bertalan Bert De Nemethy
a former Hungarian cavalry
captain who has been coaching
the United States team since
1855, outlined a three point
program that the National must
take it If 1t hopes to improve
its courses and eliminate criti-
clsm by European riders.
/. The designer must be a
man who has Jumped horses
in international competition in
Europe.
2. He must know what horses
can and cannot do as jumpers.
3 He must have enough
imagination to design indoor
barriers that will look like out
door fences.
All this was brought into the
open the other day when Pat
Smythe. the women's European
champion. scathingly criticized
the National courses, calling
them among other things.
childish. She said that most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Joe BeIIino HELPS
Navy PIebes Beet
His Former School

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 9 (Spe-
ciaD Joe Bellino, who starred
for the Columbian Prep foot
ball team of Washington. D. c.,
last year. turned on his former
mates yesterday as he scored on
a 65-yard pass play in the first
quarter to help the Navy Plebes
defeat Columbiar $40.
Halfback Bellilo grabbed a
30-yard pass from Quarterback
Harold Spooner at the Column
bian 35 and sped untouched to
the goal line.
But the big man OF the
Plebes' attack was Fullback
Joe MataIvage. The 185-pound
power runner from Mahanoy
City, Pa. scored three times on
runs Of 70. 81 and S yards.
Columbian managed to hold
the Plebes scorlesS in the Sec
ond quarter. but meanwhile
couldn't get an offense Of its
own moving. The visitors were
able to net only 80 yards rush.
ing and 10 passing while get
ting four first downs. The
Plebes, using mostly a ground
attack, Melted 3l4 yards rush.
ing and 13 first downs.
The victory gave the Plebes
a 81 record. Columbian Prep
is l-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09

top European riders did not
want to compete here because
of the low standard of the
courses.
James A. Thomas, ir., Sec
rotary of the National, said
that his organization was not
standing still and studies were
being made to improve the
courses.
Meanwhile, in the interna-
tional jumping. Hugh Wiley OF
the United States and Ted Will
liams of Britain. won yester-
days events. That makes a
double for each.
British Take Lead
Williams victory shot Great
Britain into the team lead
when he captured the Good
Will Challenge trophy--the
only rider to go clean in a four
way iumpoff in the Madison
Square Garden ring.
While stretching Britain S
lead to IL points over the
United States-64 to 52-Wil-
liams also pulled into the van
for the individual title in in
ternational jumping with %
points to Is for Billy Stein
kraus, captain Of the United
States team. and his riding
mate, Wiley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Fort Myer Wins
ION 54-Yurd Run
I'm Final Quarter

mitchell AIR FORCE
BASE. N. Y, Nov. 9 (Special)
Fort Myer broke out for a
fourth-quarter touchdown to
score a TO victory over Mitchell
Air Force Base in a football
game played here last night
in a driving wind and rain
storm.
The touchdown came on the
first play from scrimmage
after Myer had taken over
on downs from Mitchell midway
of the fourth period. Halfback
Roy Mallane broke off right
tackle and sloshed his way 81
yards into the end zone. Fred
West converted.
Except for that one burst
neither team made any head
way on the rain-soaked field
The closest threat by Mitchell
came in the third quarter when
the Volunteers got to Myers 8,
but lost the ball on downs.
The victory gave Fort Myer
a 3-5 season record. Mitchell,
finishing its season. wound
up 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Terps Top CIV
In Frosh Game

Ev Cloud, former football
star at Mclean High. paced
the Maryland Frosh team to
a 900 victory over the George
Washington Freshmen yester-
day at College Park.
Cloud, who gained 46 yards
in eight carries. climaxed his
day with a touchdown from 4
yards out in the final quarter.
The Maryland Frosh broke
a scoreless tie in the second
period when Ken Hauser went
off tackle A yards for a touch
down. They added another
touchdown in the third quarter
when Ed Becker took a pass
from Jim Head and went 40
yards into the end zone, Vim
cent Scott converted twice.
Maryland dominated the
game, statistically. moving lit
yards by air and l49 on the
ground while limiting CIV to
So yards rushing and only one
pass completion in IA tries
for a l0-yard gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Eastern Tops
Tech, 33-6

Eastern scored in every quar-
ter but the second yesterday
as it whipped Tech. 1916, at
Tech, to clinch a tie with Spin
garn for second place in the
East Division of the Interhigh
League.
Freddy Holmes ground out
the yardage and John Savoy
made the long gains as the
Ramblers won their sixth game
in nine starts this season, in
GLIDING one tie. Tech finished
its season with one win in eight
games.
Holmes scored in the first
and third quarters on short
plunges. Savoy ran 70 yards
for one touchdown and passed
II yards to Jimmy Jones for
another. Bernie Chavis took
a 6-yard pass from Roscoe
Brown for the first score.
Techs only tally was a result
of Earl Druitt's 38-yard pass
to Frank Austin in the second
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
BY CARL SELL

Hammond High School still
can win the Northern Virginia
Group I football championship,
but it all hinges on the Wake
field and Washington-Lee game
today at WI.
The Admirals are currently
in third place in the league
with a 6-1 record. Wakefield
leads with a SO mark but plays
three less league opponents
than Hammond. If WI upsets
the Warriors and the Admirals
go undefeated against Mclean
and Fairfax, they will win the
title.
Hammond has a rough row
to hoe. for it is without the
services of Fullback Jack Lantz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Spingorn Shades
Armstrong go
In Season Final

Spingarn, which breezed
through its first three East
Division Interhigh games. in
Guiding a victory over Ana
costa. the defending champion
has found the last three con-
tests plenty tough.
Phelps tied the Green Wave
Eastern beat them, and a poorly
rated Armstrong team out
played them yesterday, but lost
SO, at Cardozo.
In the final quarter, a screen
pass from Harry Brown to
larry Bell for IS yards put the
ball on the Armstrong 5
Charley Mayo. Spingarn full
back, rammed it over from
there for the games only score
The victory gave Spingarn a
Til record for the season
while Armstrong took its fifth
straight loss after three open
ing victories. Both teams fin
ished their seasons Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
.GeoreeMuson
.CIinches Title
In District 9

George Mason clinched its
first District 9, Group II foot
ball championship by whipping
Cedar-Lee, 30-6, on the losers
field yesterday. Even If the
Mustangs lose their remaining
district game with. Garfield.
they will win the championship
by playing one more game than
econd-place Herndon.
Lance Seidel, the Mustang
tailback, scored four touch
downs, one in both the first
and third periods and two in
the second quarter, 1t raised
his point total for the year to
90. He has two games re-
naming,
Seidel scored on runs OF 3.
IL, Z and s yards as he ripped
the Cedar-Lee line for 1877
yards in % carries
Fullback Lambert Miller
rushed for all four extra points
to give him go points for the
season. Both Seidel and Miller
are juniors.
Cedar-Lee's only score came
| in the last period, when Scotty
IKammire hit End Charlie Fox
with a 25-yard pass,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
BALL
Continued From Page al:

Continued From Page Alb
ers. West Virginia at Pitts
ourgh.
Observation-Disclosures at Illi-
noiS, Wisconsin at Northwest
ern. Cincinnati at Indiana,
Penn State at Marquette, VII
lanova at Detroit, Nebraska at
Iowa State. Kansas State at
Kansas. Wyoming at Oklahoma
State. Drake at Wichita, Mar
shall at Miami NOhio).
South Tulane at Alabama,
Maryland at Clemson, Georgia
at Florida Louisiana State at
Mississippi Kentucky at Van
derbilt, South Carolina at
North Carolina. Presbyterian
at The Citadel Houston at
Mississippi Southern, George
Washington at Richmond. Vir-
ginia Tech at Wake Forest.
Southwest - Arkansas at
Rice, Baylor at Texas, Tulsa
at Texas Tech. Hardin-S
mons at Arizona night, Arr
IONA State at Texas Western
might.
Far West---Air Force at
Denver. Stanford at Southern
California, UCLA at Washing
ton State. Oregon State at
California, Idaho at Utah state.
Brigham Young at Fresno
State. Montana at MontanH
State, Colorado at Colorado
State. College of Pacific at San
Jose might.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Wurrenton Bows
To Garfield

Garfield won its third
straight game by defeating
Warrenton. l4-6. last night at
Triangle. Va.
Center Dene Waggy of Gar
Field stole the ball from the
Warrenton quarterback and
ran Is yards for the first score
in the opening period. A War
renton tackle had pulled the
same trick for a 60-yard touch
down run to pull Warrenton to
within a point. Then Maddox
ran IS yards in the third quar-
ter for an insurance touch
down. Freddy Ferlazzo kicked
both conversions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Lundon Neurs
Best Season.,
Crown

Landon needs only two more
victories. over Georgetown
Prep and st. Adams. to enjo,
its first unbeaten season since
1854. A win over st. Adams
would give the Bears undis-
puted possession of the Inter-
state Academic Conference
football championship.
Landon warmed up for its
two final tests by trouncing
Northwood. 1856. yesterday at
the losers field. scoring Is
points in the third quarter.
The teams traded early
touchdowns, Northwood scoring
first on a three-yard pass from
Bob McCullah to Leonard
Waters, and Landon tallyine
on Buzz Bastable's 25-yarc
gallop.
On the second play from
scrimmage in the third period
Bob Zuckert ran SIS yards
around left end for a score
Before the period ended, Dick
Shaw raced u yards. also
around left end zuckert made
another touchdown on a 81
yard jaunt around right end
Zuckert, having his greatest
day, gained 1875 yards in II
carries as the Bears picked UP
440 yards. all on the ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
Hammond Hopes Ride
On Win for WI Todoy

and Bob Lewis. tackle and CO.
captain. Coach Red Caughron
did some shifting last night
and came up with a winning
combination over Annandale,
1876. at George Washington
Stadium.
Sonny Showers gave a more
than adequate performance at
fullback and big Doug Moore
moved into Lewis position with
ease. Moore had been center
all season and played little
defense.
Milt Saffelle got the Admirals
of on the right foot with a 90
yard return of the kickoff to
put Hammond in front. The
sure-footed halfback lost no
time over a soggy turf as he
ran down the left side for the
score. Ronald Jones' extra
point try went wide.
The Admirals scored the next
time they got the ball on an
interception by Arnold Jones
on the Hammond 40. Saffelle
and Showers led the drive to
the l and Bobby Mitchell
scored on a keeper play. Jones
kicked the extra point.
Annandale sent Joe Davies
up the middle of the Hammond
line in the last minutes of the
first period and the big full
back crashed for yardage on
every play.
The Atoms moved II yards in
IA plays. being stopped only
by the change of directions at
the end of the quarter. Danny
Drinkard scored from one foot
away while the Hammond line
Rugged Davies.
Mitchell got the final Ham
mond score in the third period
on a vineyard plunge after
brilliant running by Showers
set up the score. He ran 20
yards on one play and gained
consistently over tackle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-09
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
RESULTS YEsTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Baltimore Dunbar, 81; Fsirnont
BiadensSurs, 10: Northwestern. o.
Eastern. 80: Tech. g
Gaithersburg, SO. Howard County, 9.
Gar Field, l4 Warrentn, 8,
Fairfax at Lane, POSTPONED
Georgetown Prep: 8; Bulls Hlsh. q
0roveton a. Falls Church. postponed
Hammond. 10; Annandale, q.
Herndon. 2: Marshall, o.
High Point. So: suitland, O.
L LnaUhi 20 Ss NC ouantteo pos,
Luther Jackson, 25: W. C. Taylor a.
Navy Plebes, "a Columbian Prep. o.
Parker-Gray, 20; Leesburg DOUGLASS.
Phelps. so: Chamberlain. o.
Roosevelt. "a; Dunbar, o.
st. Adams. 10: Baltimore Friends, Z
st. Stephens. 32; 6idwell Friends, 81.
spingarn. Q; Armstrong, o.
Wakefield At Washingion-Leel post
warren County at osnourn. postponed.
Wilson 30. cardozo. Is
winchester d pcSytlss' u. Carver o.
Anacostia VS. St Johns At Eastern
DeMatha AZ MontEomery Blair ais.
Bethesda CHEVY Chase at Walter john
Richard Montgomery at Wheaton. 80.
Oxon Hill VS. Sherwood at suitland, q
Surrattsville at LaPlata, q
Southern at Laurel. .
WaksAeid at WashinRton- Lee 2,
Groveton at Fails Church, ..
Loudoun County al Mclean, ..
Episcopal at Virginia Episcopal
nynchburgD 23O
Bulls Prep al Richmond Frosh, 10 q m
GAMES MONDAY
Gonzaaa va Carroll nj Grifith eta
dunn.
FAIRFAX At Lane CChariottesvilleD, q.
GAME TUESDAY
Bulls Prep at Balnbridse Prep. $40