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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

TODAY
st, Johns vs.. Carroll at orifith sta
TOMORROW
Charlotte Hall at La Plata, 1.
Suitland at Bladensburg, 2
Longfellow vs. st. Mary's at Annapolis
2:30,
Annandaie at Mount Vernon. 2.
WEDNESDAY
Woodward Prep at West Nottingham
Academy, $3.50.
FRIDAY
Cardozo at Wilson. 3.
Coolidge at Western, 3.
Dunbar at Roosevelt, 3.
Phelps VS.. Chamberlain at Eastern. 3
Eastern at Tech. 3.
Wakefield at Washineton-Ls s.
Annsnaale VS.. Hammond At George
orcve t Al Fails Church. 8,
Fairfax at Lane. tCharlottesvillel; 8.
George Mason at Cedar-Lee, $3.50.
Marshall at Herndon, 2,
Warrenton at Garfield, 3.
Front Royal at Osbourn. g.
Palse. jackson at Luther Jackson. 1880.
Suitland at High Point, =.
Bladensburg at Northwestern, 3.
Howard County ct gaitSersburs tAsri-
Parker-oray, at Bates (Annapolis)
Baltimore Dunbar at Fairmont Heights,
2.
Charlotte Hall at Havre de Grace, g.
Columbian Prep at Navy Plebes. 4.
st. Adams at Baltimore Friends, 3.
Landon at Northwood. 3.
st. Stephens at Friends, 3.
GEORGETOWN Prep at Bulls High, 3.
SATURDAY
St Johns VS.. Anacostia at Eastern, 2.
peMatns az Montgomery HiaiI giSs,
son. ..
Richard Montgomery at Wheaton, 1870.
Oxon Hill VS.. sherwood at suitland. 2.
Surrattsville at La Plata, 2.
Southern at Laurel, ..
Winchester at Carver, 2.
Episcopal at Virginia Episcopal Lynch
burgl. 2:30.
Loudoun County at Mclean. ..
Bulls Prep at Richmond Frosh. 10 a. m
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Hompden-Sydney
Takes Sixth Win

HAMPDEN SYDNEY. Va.
Nov. 2 (R.-Unbeattn Hamp-
den-Sydney exploded for three
touchdowns before West Vir-
GINA Wesleyan ran a successful
play from scrimmage here to-
day and coasted to a 1926 vic
tory.
Halfback Billy Benson scored
three Of the Tigers five touch
downs to bring his point total
for the season to so. tops In
the State.
The victory was the sixth In
as many starts for Coach Bob
Thalman's team.
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and hot dogs to eat during the
game.
They began trooping into the
field house at / o'clock today
The basketball court was laid
of like a football field, with
blue and gold crepe paper used
for line markers and miniature
goal posts marking each end
of the field
Two plebes wearing striped
referee shirts, and carrying red
handkerchief in their pockets
to signify penalties. moved a
blue or green football down the
field depending on whether
Now or Notre Dame had pos
on.
"A radio broadcast kept the
crowd informed Of the progress
of the game. Cheerleader
Johnny Marlborough. wearing
a set Of headphones connecting
him with a midshipman on the
sidelines. signaled the cheers
and band music and knew
when to cut it of so the team
could hear signals. The cheers
vera being piped onto the field
through portable loudspeakers.
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St. Johns
lis Favored
Over Carroll
BY BOB HANSON

st. Johns High is favored
over q crippled Carroll football
team in the Catholic League
opener at 2 pm. today at Grit
fifth Stadium.
The Cadets. FOR whom great
promise was held at the seasons
start. has failed so far to show
a potent attack in reaching a
record of 2-1-2.
Carroll. likewise, with a AS
mark. has been Indifferent.
There is the expectation. how
ever, among supporters of both
teams that they will suddenly
explode.
For the Lions. though, this
may not come about if Coach
Tuffy Leemans is unable to use
his top runner. Halfback Maui
rice Walker. Walker injured
his ankle in the Coolidge game
six weeks ago and re-iuiured
it against Calvert Hall of Balti-
more last week.
Also doubtful starters for
Carroll are Halfbacks Ray Har-
ley and Ben Conte and Center
Jim Schwab, although all three
should see some action later in
the game. Tackle Bob Cunico,
who wrenched his knee in the
Calvert Hall game, is out for
the season.
This game undoubtedly will
be our toughest to date" Lee
mans said. 1--WE aren't too deep
as it is and with these injuries
we're definitely the underdog,
but maybe we can get fired up
enough to keep in the game"
Coach Joe Gallagher of st.
Johns also has a couple on the
sidelines. End Owen Bradshaw
is out with a bruised shoulder
and Halfback John Hester is a
flu victim.
Against common opponents,
st. Johns has the edge, playing
Calvert Hall to a 6-6 tie and
defeating Mount st. Joseph,
800. Carroll against the same
teams, lost, 6-27 and 0-l3.
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STATISTICS

plays. Quarterback Ted David,
former Coolidge High star,
Tipped a pass to End Ed Hig-
gins, formerly of Bethesda
Chevy Chase High, good for %
yards. Hal Sterling. once Of
Montgomery Blair. picked UP
10 yards on the next play then
crashed over from the 4 for the
touchdown Dick Street, also
formerly at Blair. converted
The Knights threatened two
other times. both in the fourth
quarter, getting to the Balti-
more 8 and IL, but lost the ball
on downs.
The victory gave Montgom-
cry a AL season record follow
ing an opening season loss to
Naval Receiving Station. Balti-
more's record is IA.
SIeIs,more e. = 9 g -
MontSonsery seor.ns: rouehdoSn-
eterlir1R a, rum. Conversion-dTeet.
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CIV High Drops 9th Straight
In 14-6 Loss to &C. Glass

George Washington High put
up a stout defense for the first
half, but finally gave in to the
persistent driving Of E. c. Glass
of Lynchburg and dropped its
seventh straight football game,
14-6, yesterday at Alexandria.
CIV won its opener and has lost
all the rest. E. c. Glass is I'll
for the season.
Glass scored in the third
quarter after a 66-yard punt
return for a touchdown by
Dennis Dills that was called
back for a clipping penalty.
The score was set up by re-
covery of a tumble by Tackle
Phil Booker on GW's 20. Tail.
back Dick Vaughan went over
from the Is three plays later.
The Hilltoppers' other touch
down came in the final quarter
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Oxon Hill WuIIops
1877

Oxon Hill High Schools foot
ball team defeated Surratts-
vile, 1877, yesterday at Suit
land on five touchdown runs of
80 yards or more.
Tailback Danny Piper got the
victor's first two scores on runs
of SIS and as yards in the first
quarter. Fullback Dave Skel-
ton added second and third
period touchdowns on 80 and
IS yard runs and and Wingback
Eric Holland contributed the
other score on q 45-yard run
in the second quarter.
Quarterback Tom Townsend
scored Surrattsville's touch
down in the second quarter
when he climaxed a long drive
with a 3-yard plunge.
s oxon !, H lin. lS1s Z 9-sss
ou oxon Hi scoring y Touehdovns:
Piper 2 t55. run; AS. rum: SHELTON
go. run; IS, rum: Holland as,
rum. Conversions: Holland 2; Nc
sufrsttsviis scorins - Touchdowns
Townsend g, plunge). Conversion
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Johnson Beats
Northwood

Walter johnson High. UNI
beaten but tied twice in two
seasons, met unexpected trou-
BILE from Northwood in taking
a 1870 decision yesterday in a
football game at Montgomery
Blair High.
The victory for the Spartans
was their sixth this season and
18th in two years of the sport.
Northwood's season record is
ga.
Fullback Sam LoPresti scored
in the first quarter on a plunge
from the 3 ending a 36-yard
drive. Rick Schwartz con-
verted. LoPresti scored again
in the second quarter on a To-
yard run. coming after Don
Miller had run 66 and rs yards
for touchdowns only to have
them nullified by penalties.
Walter johnson threatened
one other time, getting to
Northwood's 2 in the third pc
Rod, but lost the ball on a
tumble. Northwood, mean
while, made no threats.
Northwood 80 o o o. q
Walter Johnson z 8 20 0-13
Walter johnson scoring: Touch
downs-LoPreSti, . %, run: 20, rum
MISUNDERSTANDING (run)
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Wakefield Takes Lead,
Splitting Hammond, 12-6

Wakefield High. led by q
fast charging defensive line.
upset previously unbeaten
Hammond. 1876. last night at
George Washington High sta
dunn in Alexandria.
The victory gave Wakefield
q SO record in the Northern
Virginia League and first place.
The Warriors are 6-1 for the
season. Hammond. the areas
second-ranked team. now is 5-l
In the league and Gel overall.
Hammond score after receive
ing the opening kickoff. moving
IS yards In nine plays. Fullback
Jack Lantz swept right end for
~ yards and the touchdown.
Wakefield came right back
after the ensuing kicker, driv-
ing IS yards in nine plays for
a touchdown. The scoring play
was a 45-yard screen pass from
Quarterback Pete Lynn to
Halfback Ronnie Whitaker.
The Warriors clinched the
game with q third quarter
touchdown. Wakefield. taking
over on its own As after Ham
mond had been set back 80
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Herman Switches
To Braves Stuff

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 2, (R.-
Billy Herman, IS, a coach for
the Dodgers until this week.
has signed with the Braves as
third-base coach, General
Manager John Quinn an
nounced tonight.
After the Dodgers hired
Charlie Dresser as a coach,
Herman and Jake Pitler. first
base coach, were shifted to
scouting jobs.
Herman, former Cubs and
Dodgers star and one-time
manager of the Pirates, is the
third new coach signed by the
Braves. Three of Manager
Fred Haney's aides were fired
last week. Other new coaches
are Whitlow Wyatt, who will
handle the pitchers, and John
Fitzpatrick, who will be at first
base. They replace Charley
Root. Johnny Riddle and
Connie Ryan.
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Garfield Victor
At Stafford, 25-12

Garfield High School won
a 25-12 football victory over
Stafford last night at Fred
ericksburg.
The victors scored three
times in the second quarter
on Halfback Larry Maddox
9-yard run, Tackle Joe Holt
hauser's 29-yard pass intercept
ton return and Quarterback
Robert Able's 29-yard pass to
End Billy Lynn. Fullback John
Jones added the other score
on an 8-yard end run.
Garfield q 10 o 6-25
stafford o u o I2-I2
Garfield scoring: Touchdown
Maddox ~, rum; Holthauser go. in
tercepted pass returni Lynn (1g. pass
from Ahlel: Jones Is, rum. CONVEX
sion-FerlaEzo.
Stafford scoring: Touchdown
Donlon as, rum; Dobson as, rum d.
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when Vaughan skirted right
end for rs yards after Dills'
set it UP with a 32-yard punt
return.
George Washington's only
touchdown came in the third
period and was scored by Tackle
Bob Leith who plucked a Hill
topper tumble in midair and
ran 10 yards into the end zone.
Other than that one touch
down, the Presidents showed
no inclination to score. failing
to cross midfield. getting only
three first downs, one Of them
on a penalty, and getting q
mere 20 yards net rushing.
a & G. Glass ------S 3 ! Gis
E. C. Glass scoring: Touchdown
Vaughan. z (l3. run; 20, rum. Con-
CIV scoring; Touchdown-Leith t4o
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WeIIborn Stors as Novy
Beots Notre Dame, 20-6

Dame coach who had won his
first four games after a 2-8
season in 1856. must have been
a very disappointed young man,
but he didn't spare the super
latives in praising the play Of
the Midshipmen.
Best Opponent
Navy was by far the best
ap-around team we have faced
this year." said Terry, whose
team had come from behind to
beat Army and Pittsburgh.
They outplayed US both Of
fensively and defensively. Their
line was tougher and got to us
very quickly. Wellborn is a very
good back. He has fine speed
and thinks out there"
Brennan singled out Ecuyer,
his right guard, for particular
praise. But 1t definitely was
not a Notre Dame day. Pietro-
sante, with SO yards in seven
tries. was the top ground gamer
for the Irish, who picked up
only SO yards rushing and 1903
by passing. Williams completed
two Of three passes for 90 yards.
while the long-throwing Izo,
whose late pass to Aubrey
Lewis beat Pitt last week,
clicked on only three of II
for "a yaros.
Tough Roads Ahead
Navy still has its work cut
out for it. with Duke and Army
ahead. As for Notre Dame.
Brennan's boys must meet
Michigan State. Oklahoma and
Iowa in the next three weeks.
They'll have to do much bet
ter than they did today to win
any of them.
Navy Y $50
Notre Dame - q o o o. Q
Navy scoring Touchdowns = Well
born 3 90, run; /, plunge; 49,. run
pass from ForrestaD. Conversions
Notre Dame scoring: Touchdcyn-
Lynch (46, run on recovered fumble)
NOTRE DAME
Left end-Royer. Prendergast.
Left tackle-Puntillo, Geremia.
Left guard--Scnaaf. Adamson. Sabal.
Center-,Scholtz, Kuehta. sullivan.
Right guard-Ecuyer, Djubasak
Right tackle-Nagurski. Lawrence.
Right end-Wetoska. StieSles.
Quarterbeck-William Izo, White.
Left halfback Reynolds. Lewis,
eelcer
kieht halfbsck-Lynch, Just. Ward,
NAVY
Lett end-Jokanovich, Hyde, ONeill
Left tackle Anthony, Meisel,
Left guard - stremic. Caldwell,
Center Moncilovich, witzmann,
BaEnan.
Right guard - FritzinEer. chomicz,
:. Right tackle - Reifsnyder, Boyer
Right end-McKee, Ruth. sherifs.
Quarterback Forrestal. Flood,
Tranchini.
Left halfback-Brence. zembrzuski.
Oldham, Correll.
Risht halfback Hurst. Swanson
Eullback wellborn, Brandauist,
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OvusAsA~CN AAVAAA S6O W
which gave Notre Dame 9
respite after Harry Hurst ane
Forrestal led a drive to the
Irish 20-yard line. But the
Navy fullback lost no time
making up for this when the
third quarter got underway.
72-Yard Drive
Starting from their own "a
after Forrestal returned the
second half kickoff, the Mid
shipmen got the insurance
touchdown with a drive that
covered 70 yards in just II
plays. The big one was a
screen pass from Forrestal tc
Wellborn, good for A yards tc
the Irish IS, where Quarterback
Williams finally brought him
down. Another one of Reif-
snider's key blocks was a big
help to the ball carrier.
With the ball on the Is, the
sharp-shooting Forrestal fired
o pass to End Pete Jokanovich,
good for a first down on the
Irish /. Forrestal gained only
two feet in two sneaks as Al
Ecuyer piled him up both times
But there was no stopping Well
born, who dived over the line
for his second touchdown. Old
ham added the extra point with
less than five minutes gone in
the third period.
Navy-and Wellborn-got the
final touchdown early in the
fourth quarter. and it was
another sparkling play.
With the ball on Notre Danes
SO after Forrestal and Jokano-
vich had elaborated on a IA
yard pass play, the Middies
quarterback lobbed a screen
pass to Wellborn. who simply
took of on a 33-yard dash
down the right sideline. He
had no trouble GLIDING a couple
of defenders. This time Old
ham missed the extra point,
but the score was 20-6 and
Navy he'd things we'll in hand.
One Late Threat
Notre Dame, which had con-
siderable success in suckering
the Middies on draw plays dur
ing the first half, made only
one real threat in the last two
quarters. That came late in
the fourth period when George
Izo. second-string quarterback,
connected with Dick Prender-
CAST on a pass play good for
A yards to Nays %. The Irish
end was in the clear when he
caught the ball, but he was
quickly overtaken and downed
by Roland Brandquist, a Navy
sophomore.
At this point, Erdelatz sent
In his first team and the Irish
blew the scoring opportunity
when the ubiquitous Forrestal
intercepted another Izo pass
on the Navy l6.
The individual statistics tell
the story Of the game pretty
well. For instance, Wellborn
carried 10 times from scrim-
mage and piled up a total of
112 yards. He caught four
passes. good for a total of rs
yards and one touchdown. In
cidentally, he also punted three
times for an average of Ar
yards.
The statistics. however, can
give no idea of the great per-
formances turned in by Ref
snider, Tony Stremic. Tony
Anthony and others of the I'M
sung linemen.
Terry Brennan. the Notre
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Montgomery
Triumphs, 70

Montgomery Junior College
preserved its ll-year record of
never having lost a homecom-
ing football game when 1t
struck early for a touchdown
then held on for a TO victory
over Baltimore Junior College
yesterday at Jessup Blair Field,
Silver Spring.
Starting from their own 40,
the Knights scored In Just three
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MiddIebury Romps

NORTHFIELD. Vt, Nov. 2
(R.-Grover (Pete) Aldrich
passed for three touchdowns
and scored two more in a great
one-man show today as he led
Middlebury to a 1912 football
triumph over Norwich.
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Smith Is Star
As Bee Tops
Wheaton, 10
BY DICK sLAY

Benino the individual heroicS
of Fullback Kenny Smith,
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School dealt injury weakened
Wheaton its first shutout of
the season. 27-O. yesterday on
q damp field at B-CC.
The decision was the
fifteenth victory in succession
and the seventh this year for
the Barons. ranked NO. /
among area scholastic football
teams.
Smith scored the first three
touchdowns and ran most Of
the distance on the last touch
down play. lateraling to Guar
terback Bob Bryan when
stopped at the l0-yard line.
His 10 points yesterday brought
his season total 100.
Near the end of the first
quarter Smith gathered in q
punt by Wheaton's Melvin Case
and ran 90 yards down the
right side line for the opening
score. He was free at midfield
after a key block by Halfback
Jim Carone. The next three
touchdowns in successive quar-
tiers followed Wheaton fumbles.
Penalties totaling 26 yards
helped blunt a B-CC drive on
the Wheaton Is in the second
period, but Quarterback Alex
Ober of Wheaton fumbled the
ball right back to Tom Dun
lock on the l3 and Barons
scored in two plays. Bryan
passed in the nat to Smith
who lodged nine yards into
the end zone.
B-CC had only three chances
with the ball after half time
and drove 66 and So yards for
touchdowns on two occasions,
following tumble recoveries by
Bobby Harris and Carone. Smith
punched two yards over the
middle for his third score. Near
the end he ran 20 yards on an
other fake spinner before later
aling to Bryan for the final
touchdown.
Wheaton. which lost for the
fifth time In eighth games,
reached B-CC 15-yard-line just
before halftime, helped by a
couple Of 15-yard penalties, but
q third penalty went against
the Knights and they stalled.
The defensive play of Tackle
Mike Reese and Guards Jack
Schmidtman and Doug Lake
held Wheaton to 40 net yards
rushing. B-CC made 1853, plus
66 passing.
s SaesssSs &C ---S : . G29
B-Cc scoring: Touchdcwns-smith 5
(92 punt return: 9-pass-run from
Bryan; 2 plunge): Bryan go lateral
from smithl. conversions-Clements 8.
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Alexandria Sets Up
Basketball Program

An organization meeting fol
the Alexandria Recreation De-
partment's basketball program
will be held at 7 pm. Wednes-
day at the departments ofnces
1905 Cameron street, Alex
andria.
Teams from Fairfax County
and Alexandria are eligible to
enter four leagues-the senior
unlimited: class B; church and
the 13-and-under league. For
further information call Joe
HenSley at King 9-8776.
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yards in four plays. ground out
yardage In II plays. Lynn went
over from the l-inch line on a
fourth-down Quarterback
sneak.
Hammond wasn't finished.
The Admirals' John Waldrep
blocked a Wakefield punt on
the is with 1880 remaining. On
the first play from scrimmage,
Quarterback Bob Mitchell hit
End Bucky Pryor with q pass.
but Pryor was ruled out Of the
end zone when he caught it.
Three more passes by Mitchell
failed to connect and Wake
field took over and ran out the
clock.
Statistically. Wakefield had
much the better Of it. The War;
riors had IL first downs to
Hammond's 7 and gained IT'S
yards rushing to l0s. They
gained rs yards passing to 81.
completing 5 Of 8 as against
only Of Q for Hammond.
W N;R9cps --------- & g 9 "a
Hammond scoring: Touchdown
LanEz dasi rum, ,. r.,.ha.w,.
whitaker as, pass-run from Lynn,
Lynn II inch, plunge).
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Episcopal Routs
RondoIph-Mucon
For 18th Victory

Episcopal High Of Alexandria,
gathering momentum as the
game progressed. defeated Ran
dolph-Macon Academy, $50.
yesterday at Episcopal. It was
the Maroons' fourth victory as
against one loss and a tie.
Junior Halfback Fred Da-
shell paced his teams attack,
scoring twice on runs Of 16
yards and 8 yards, the latter
coming after a 72-yard march.
The other touchdowns by
Episcopal were made by Dave
Wysong, from the /; John
White. on a 55-yard pass play
from CASTOR Caperton; Tim
Morton. on a 24-yard end run,
and Venable Minor, center line
hacker. who intercepted a pass
and ran IS yards for a touch
down.
RMA O o o o. O
Episcopal 6 8 IL 14-3s
Dashiell. 2 de run: o, rum: Wysong
Il, plungeD; White t66, pass-run from
Caperton); Morton (24. rum; Minor
%, rum. Conversions--Dover .t2).
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Blair Blanks
High Point

Montgomery Blair High
School defeated High Point,
300. in Maryland Bi-County
League football game last night
at Northwestern.
The victory left Blair in a
tie for the league lead with
Bethesda Chevy Chase at five
wins and no losses. High Point
is third with a 2-2-l mark.
Tom Brown and Reds Pryor
each scored a touchdown to
boost their season totals to IL
apiece.
Blair marched 10 yards in
eight plays for its first score.
Brown carried the final 5 yards.
In the third quarter, the Blaz-
ers drove 80 yards in three
plays with Dave Branch carry
ing for 80 yards; Brown for S
and Pryor the final AZ on a
reverse.
Bob York added the last
touchdown when he climaxed
a 28-yard drive by plunging a
yard.
Blair -. --.--- Z 9 l3 go
Hieh Point ---- 0 O o o.
=. Blair scering-Touehdoyns Brown
%, rum Pryor (42, rum; York q,
plungel. Conversions. Pryor (pass from
Brown, Brown (run)
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PROVO. Utah. Nov. 2 (P.--
Brigham Young University
handed its intra State rival
Utah State a 14-0 Skyline Con-
ference football defeat today
with spectators taking a hand
in q rousing fistflght as the
game ended. an
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Auto Club to Meet

The Metropolitan Auto Rae
ing Fans Club will hold its
monthly meeting at $3.50 to-
morrow night at Guy Mason
Recreation Center, Wisconsin
avenue and Calvert street NV.
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Scored
Bv DeMuthu

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 2 (Spe-
ciaD .-DeMatha High School
+of Washington. D. c.. upset
Norfolk Catholics football
team, 900. before 1000 fans
in the oyster Bowl today.
Norfolk previously was un-
beaten and had given UP only
one touchdown in its six games.
DeMatha took the opening
kickoff and drove rs yards in
IL plays with Fullback Bob
Cummings carrying the final 5
for a touchdown.
Halfback Mike Costello
caught a 9-yard touchdown
pass from Quarterback Benny
SPOTS to climax a 62-yard
drive in the second quarter and
Halfback Dave Kane added the
final score when he returned
an intercepted pass 80 yards
in the final period.