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Evening star., 1957-12-26
Green, Twice Convicted
OfMurder, Goes Free

Everett D. Green became free man today-two murder
convictions and four-year court neht behind him.
The whtte-hared Green ordered freed by Federal
District Court Judge James r. Kirkland Supreme
Court reversed his 1855 first degree murder conviction
Green was st convicted In March, 1884 Of second degree
Evening star., 1957-12-26
Dunes sDuytioIfeeships

COPENHAOEN.--More than
half the vessels built In Danish
shipyards are bought BY Danish
firms.
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Stops Heart Gas

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RooMs Win goARp

II40i 10th ST. R.W.---Lse warm
rms bus people students; selec-
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APIS. FuRMlsNEp-vA.
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ADULTs--spseial price for Armed
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70 suit; open fifeplhces, Eardene
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1924 vERMoNT--NIcely furn.. re.
decorated. ! blk. from the 6tatler;
rm. and bath, sos per mo-; also
liv, bedrm. and bath. 500. Open
for inspee, pa, Mon. through Fri
HENRY J. ROBB
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PONY, Welsh, extremely gentle.
riding and pulling No dealers;
chiidren's pet. UN. 4.s3OO.
WILL BOARD one or two horses,
blue grass pasture, stream; large
boz stalls, miles from 8 Spf
BriFes CLANCY I'd. $40 month
Western pony saddle, N2b. will
sell or trade on colt and English
saddle or small motor scooter.
Ev. Assoc.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsnED

i022 nth ST. NV, mr., Maynower
Hotel--Lge. room and private
bath conv, downtown loo, Key
at 1919 nth at. NV, Df. 7-i06O,
weekdays.
Toe. in apt. bids.
mr., Lafayette. Hotel Studio Im
furn. or unfurn, S3b-S4b. RE.
1-l3s2. ST 3-3SH7,
COLORED--iiO1 9th sV. N.w.--3
unfurnished rooms also unfur-
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$40 BELLEVUE CIRCLE Sc
!heyslyl abr. sPt., walk-in. closet.
MOD. downtown ELEv. BLDG
Spacious ef6c. and bedrm. apis,
Ideal empl girlk and eples. Sun
deck. gar. 500 80 up. Avail. Nov.
u. 1895 q ST. NV. AID. 4-027O or
tn. 2-OIO5.
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SEWING MACHINES

Beaut. SINGER consoles, dark
wood, aig-yag att. IA ke up pay
ments ~ as mo-, and bal, $50.
Call tx. 3-Ob40 day or nieht for
tree home demonstration, HOUSE.
HOLD eEwINo MACHINE CO.. 123
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s sSs " , sss's 81 . SSaPsni VI
money down, 81 week. Free home
DEMONSTRATION CAL MA. s.p0ag.
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ApTs. FuRMIsnsD-vp.c o.
,cohfIhysol

IIsa yEFFERsON ST. NM
rms; s15. al utiis,. no children
or pets See Sat. on Sun. or after 8,
1906 MINI. AVE. SD bedrms !,
silO. incl. ali uiii. JOHN i.
SHELTON. REALT0R, 10. 2-2O00i
1909 ALLISON sT. NW.--Bed. -liv,
..m .. ~. . .dinstst;s. pvt. bath utils'
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SHELVING STEEL---We mfgr. steel
shelving, blns, racks. carts IN our
wash. plant. warehouse planning
large stock: ell sizes, 1 to 10000,
installation made, HARCO EQUIP.
CORP, NO 1-l0la dls
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FoR sALlIMlsoILLAMIous EoR sALIlM

KUu. Oriental, royal Kermapshah,
OF exceptional quality and design.
ts'e''xls, predomlnanlly blue
and red. ORIG. cost IS 900. certi-
heatlon OF value By recognized
local appraiser. Price $500. For
appointment 10 inspect call OIL.
RUGs-Two Dxfs Persian : dssIsn
rugs. brnnd-1ew, never used
value. so. snefiilce for SO
ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1908 O
RUGS AND CLARIFYING. al
hrandeI All colors' All peffectl
a Sssi L fhSfSSh Eiss' hu ~ g3RSsOI
RUGS
Imported Persian designs, extra
heavy, rose beige. blue. exlb,
S37 so; 0xls, $40,
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SEWING MACHINE. fully auto
matte, Hlnuer, in mod walnut
desk, GOOD ~ new. Call ewes. AID.
4-ioAO.
SEWING MACHINE, cleo, portable.
never used, round bohhlni will de ..
liver s2D. ~, a-1luv,
SEWING MACHINES. brand-new,
Sdag5 value. for sip.95. No
money down, 81 week. Free home
Decentralization. Cali IA. s-g0ap.
SEWING MACHINES
Beaut. singer consoles. dark
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meTts 70 as mo-, and bal $50,
Call tx. 3-Ob4O day or night for
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CHAIN SAWs-New Remington I.
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SHAW -WALkER ali-steel desk and
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SHELVING sTEEI--We mfgr. steel
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large stock: ell sizes, 1 TO 10000.
installation made, HARCO EQUIP.
NOttrt NJ, t-iUita %
SOFT ICE CREAM MACHINES 1871.
l Eleetrofreexe, twin mead mills.
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STORE FIxTUREsi 3 yrs. old I
wall, . showcases: cash register
shelving. chairs: display stand .
1898 Vornado e-tou air-eond. !,
knit shop merchandise costume
iewelry aud other merchandise.
eyerythins must so by Dec. l., so
ms out OF business, RA. 3-4tlb
RA a-eS6i.
STORE FIXTURES = Small super
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ROOMS FURR-MD..vA.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

ITes N. n. AVE. N.W.--Sgls,, dbls.
. connect rms. showers betw. for
3-6 boys; refgr.. maid. Low rates.
I1IO p ST. NV, THE Churchill''
--Lge. rm., elec. refgr., grlll, pvt.
bath; $40 week. NO, 7-OS6s.
1900 MASS. AVE. N,w,--Lge, rm
$50 so wk. no. a-Dbs0.
2ffs y N.W.--Lge. bsmt. studio
RIM Refer grill, Tv shower, foam
mattress, S1-Si6 tx 3-6B33
COLORED N.E.--BEAUTIFULLY
furn. rm.; kit. privils,; lady pre-
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4sg5g f iiliSoI.' Az K.' NS'R 05 5s4o
1sa LEBApM ST. ST. bedrm,.
gtillsiss tg5n.; S Z Z 90 Gail Pc
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BRANp.NEw FURNITURE
includes linen service. CHINA and
completely equipped kit. free w
Reasonable rates, 3 days 70
month"; 10 Minis. 10 Capitol BIDS
10. 2-l262
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ROOMS FURMIsHED-M.E.

sGLE. RIM. refined: 35-is VI. old
quiet lady for lovely home. refs
EXCHANGED. WA 1916.
COLORED-ATTR. RIM. for girl.
pvt. phone share kit. ne, section.
Ii 4-3Ob0
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MAYFAIR SHOP

Imported Persian designs, extra
hhsevy6. rose tesssise. blue; sAiS'
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RUGS

RUGS AND CARPETlN0, al
krandel All cqlorsl Az perfectl
Lowest dlseounl prleesl No money
down. LEvENTiiA1'e, Hu. 9-ell00
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters roller. etc. RENTAL
TOOL a EQUIP CO. Ju. 5000.
CHAN saws. Remingion. ana
= man. parts and service MAi4O-
NEY'S. INC. sl26 Georgia ave
silver spring
FURS o. every description. for every
occasion FUR RENTAL SERVICE.
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WAR DUPONT CIRCLR-Lee. llv
rm,, 2 lge. bedroom, kitchen. bath
suit. 3 or 4 $50. mo. 1918 18th
81 NV. co. B-060n or AID. 2
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ROOMS FuRR--s.E..s.W.

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, ecm-
Portable Available Immediately
10 2-6i57
ANDREWS BOILING, AREA-Lge.
attrac, dole rTn or GENTLE
men, LII l-6aAO.
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APTS. UMFURMISHED-1, 3

sTOI QUE ST. s.E.-2 rms. d.
pette. kit. and bath $40. utlls
furn. Key At Ell Que. Apt 20l
5000 18Th 81; sE.-s. rms. q.
AZ 1910 18th St. Sc.
2.BEDRM. APT, in aiF-eond.. new
bldg; avail Nov. 4. Call TU.
y-0Us7, after q nm.
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ayc .,s osIsD,. s sS,i K :Ds s..s
ia,sHxis' predomlnantly blue
and red. ORIG. cost 70 900. Certi-
heation OF value By recognized
local appraiser. Price $500. For
appointment 70 inspect call OIL.
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ROOM AND BoARD WANTED

RETIRED ELDERLY MAN in gooo
health wants room. board and
small care IN uN. d c. Give
name, address ana price In reilly
Box i5s-M. star. 30
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DUPONT SCOTT, So .50--studio
bachelor: pvt. bath, pvt, entr
0.3O-g.j0 PM 1886 r st NV.
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PIaNOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
pianos and organs fer sale and
rent. Plenty OF parking space IN
front Of each store. 9.i3. GEORGIA
ave. Silver Sprina. $3.50 Lee high
way. AriinRton: a4l5 Princess
Anne St, Predericksburg Silver
spring and Arlinston stores are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
1926 G. st. NV.

SHINING MACHINE, fully auto
matte, Hinuer, In mod walnut
desk, aood a. new. Call ewes. AID.
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RuGs-Two pKl2 Persian deslsn
rugs, brnnd-new, never used
value. 70 saefiiice for so
ORIENTAL RUG MART 1908 o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
CuIpeper. Ends
OsbOurn Streak

CULPEPER. Va. Oct. 5 (Spe-
cial) .--Fillback Joe Weakley
bulled over on the extra point
attempt to give Culpeper q TIC
victory over Osbourn OF Ma
nassas. Va. here last night.
The loss broke q seven-game
Osbourn winning streak stretch
ing into last year. and was only
the fourth loss for the Manassas
school in SO games over q four
year period.
Weakley also set up the win
ming touchdown by intercepting
. pass In the second period on
the Osbourn 20 and Juggling 1t
to the 2. On the next play Pat
3laganus plunged for the score.
Osbourn's touchdown came IN
the first quarter after 6helman
Holmes had recovered q tumble
on the CulpepsF Z. Danny Gar
nett scored from the /. but
Fullback Nelson Elliott, who last
week kicked q field goal to de.
feat Garfield. 80. was wide
on the extra point attempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
FOirmont Heights
Loses to Butes

Fairmont Heights scored once
In each Of the third and fourth
periods. but couldn't keep Bates
Of Annapolis out Of its end
zone and went down to q 20-l2
defeat at Fairmont Heights.
Reginald Hamilton ran so
yards with q recovered tumble
and Stanley Allen went over
from the 2-yard line following
q recovered tumble by Albert
Robinson on the IS for Fair
mont Heights.
Reginald Hicks starred for
Bates, throwing touchdown
passes Of 20 and IA yards to
George Jenkins and Donald
Snowden and scoring himself
on . 65-yard pass play from
Lemuel Pullery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
James Monroe
Nips Groveion

FREDERICKSBURG. va.
Oct. 5 tspeciai) Quarterback
Paul Wease Of oroveton and
FuIlback Joe Hicks Of James
Monroe staged q personal duel
last night here. with James
Monroe scoring q 1912 victory.
Wease completed only one
pass Ia the FIRST half, but It was
good for q yards TO Charlie
Henderson for q touchdown.
Paul Doves conversion was low.
In the second half Wease con-
nected on seven Of nine aerials.
one Of them q 3l-yard touch
down pass to Ray Novotny. He
hit three for three in q drive
late IN the ANAL period that
carried to the James Monroe
4-yard line. There he furnbIed
the bali on q handoff, and the
host team recovered.
While Wease was passing In
70 losing cause. Hicks was rum
ming and kicking brilliantly. In
the third period he reeled on
touchdown runs Of 81 and 4e
yards, and converted after both
scores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Dunbar Rally
Bell

Dunbar scored two touch.
downs in the fourth quarter to
defeat Bell. 26-1o, yesterday at
Dunbar. and prevent the Vocats
from capturing their first league
victory In nine seasons in the
Interhigh.
Bell had gone ahead early in
the final period when Waiter
Markward heaved q pass SIS
yards to Willie Hinson in the
end zone. Dunbar marched
right back 10 yards with the
KICKOFF. with Joe Wilson run
ming 10 yards for the score.
Dunbar's Ken Norman ran Is
yards with an intercepted pass
to complete the scoring.
Bell had led twice before on
two touchdowns by Marvin
Pre-. one on q 7-yard run, the
other on q 15-yard pass. Dun
bar bounced back in front on
Wilson's yard plunge and Q
25-yard pass play.
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GoIIoudet. Teachers
Playing Openers

Gallaudet Is host to Mont
gomery Junior College at 2
pm. and District Teachers
plays the National Aggies at
Doylestown. Pa. as the last
two Washington area college
football teams begin their sea-
sons today.
Montgomery &c lost its
opener last Saturday. 1876. to
Naval Receiving Station but
brings an experienced squad
into town today. Gallaudet
has only nine lettermen but
they include the entire 1856
regular backfield Of James
Potter. Dominick Bonura, Alex
Rubiano and Ray Parks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Wilson HumbIed
BY Roosevelt, 1875

Roosevelt. led by the running
and passing Of Mel johnson.
moved into third place in the
West Division Of the Interhigh.
defeating Wilson. 1875, yester-
day at the losers field.
johnson plunged / yard for
the FIRST Rider score in the
second period. and passed Is
yards TO Clarence jackson TO
spark a 71-yard drive In the
last quarter. The drive was
eliminated in an is-yard run
BY AL Carter.
Wilson finally scored when
Pullback Dun Greene picked up
: fumbled punt on Roosevelt's
8 and ran over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Generals Hope
70 Hit Peak
For Hammond

Washington Lee High
eyened is season record At
2-2 with 4 convincing z7-is
victory over Hermitage Of
Richmond last night at WI
and now Coach Chappy Mar
vim may have the Generals
working up 10 Z peak for the
Northern Virginia League
game against tough Hammond
IN two weeks.
The Generals cot on 70 &
good start last night with two
touchdOwns IN the iirst quar-
ter. Stan Morgan went Eve
yards To end q 50-yard drive
and Mike Cardoni went So
yards following q recovered
tumble BY Bill Henry.
In the second period. VEL
scored on 4 i3-yard pass play
from Bud Blount to VIII Hamp
and made is final touchdown
in the fourth quarter on q
30-yard run By Charley Funk
Both Of Hermitage's touch.
downs were made on passes
from Bill Collins TO Mike Elan,
the fifst covering 10 yards in
the second quarter and the
other IS yards in the last
period.
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Passing Pair
Wins ID Game
For Mustangs

The passing combination Of
Don Weber to Jack Divers
which has given Bladensburg
both its victories this year,
clicked on Q 22-yard aerial in
the third quarter TO give the
Mustangs q 1875 victory over
0onzaea ct BIadensburs.
The pair had defeated De-
Matha earlier In the season
with 4 pass IN the last half.
Bladensburg had scored on q
7-yard run by Jack Severn
In the FIRST quarter before
Weber and Divers went To work.
Conzaga, which lost its third
game In four starts. tailed late
n the third period on Alan
campbell's e-yard end run.
The Mustangs dominated the
statistics. rolling UP 23o total
yards TO i27 for the Eagles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Gcithersburg Nips
Luurel to Keep
Win Streak Going

Gaithersburg High remained
unbeaten in three games this
season with Q TO victory over
q tough. moderated Laurel
team.
The Trojans stopped q Laurel
drive on the 4. then took over.
They got 10 the %, with Larry
Porterfeld getting on q run Of
81 yards.
Gaithersburg begged down at
this point and punted, but
Laurel fumbled and the Troians
recovered. They got up another
drive and this time II clicked
with Bob Costello going the
last Is. Eric Harlibaus con-
verted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Mount Vernon
Unable to Holt
Falls Church Back

Butch Eybers hadsa hand in
all three scores as Falls Church
won its second game Of the
year, defeating winless Mount
Vernon. 1876, on its home field.
in a Northern Virginia League
game.
Eybers took a pitchout from
Harry Diezel in the flrst quar-
ter and threw an s-yard strike
to Cam Coderly. In the second
and third periods he bucked
over from the 2 and l-yard
lines. Gaping drives Of So and
80 yards.
Two long penalties gave
Mount Vernon the ball on the
Falls Church two in the last
period. and Kenny Petit car
ried It over for the Majors only
score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Maryland Frosh
tumble Chances
To Win Opener

Maryland University isn't
having much success with Car.
DINA teams IN football this
year. and neither are the Mary
land freshmen. The Maryland
fr0sh lost. i4-7, to North Car
DINA yesterday at College Park.
Maryland did most Of the
threatening IN the first period.
but fumbled away all its
chances. AL in all. the Terps
fumbled seven times. losing
four. and had three passes In
tercepted.
Carolina hit pay dirt In the
second quarter on a l-yard
plunge by Sonny Folckomer
over right guard. Gaping q ST.
yard drive In II plays. and
again in the fourth quarter on
q s9-yard sprint by Right Half
Lenny Beck. Russ Hollers ran
for both conversions.
Maryland finally tailed in
the last period on a 5l-yard
march. After Ev Cloud. who
played his high school bali at
Mclean. made a first down on
the Is. Quarterback Bill Jones
and Larry Loughman. both
Pennsylvanians. teamed up for
q l6-yard scoring pass. Vince
Scott converted.
The only other bright light
for Maryland was q 60-yard
run by Duane Fletcher in the
first period. He was caught
from behind on the 20. and the
Terps were unable to gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Purker-Groy Stoys
In League Leod

Halfback LinNood Armstrong
scored the winning touchdown
in the third quarter and added
an insurance tally in the last
period as host Parker Gray Of
Alexandria defeated Walker
Grant Of Fredericksburg. 20-e.
last night. The victory kept
Parker Gray IN the lead in the
Virginia Interscholastic League
with q 40 record.
The teams traded touch
downs IN the first half before
Armstrong plunged 2 yards on
the fifth play Of q 44-yard
drive. A safety and Arm
strong,s 15.yard run completed
the scoring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

Scholastic football IN aubur-
ban Maryland gained q notch
In stature yesterday. Waiter
johnson High school. not yet q
member Of the Bl.county
League tot Class A teams. beat
its toughest opponent m less
than two seasons playing the
sport. and did II the hard way.
The victim was Carroll. lat.
on the winners field In North
Bethesda. Carroll was lacking
four firstsstringera because Of
fiu and ankle injuries. But 70
was much the better outfit for
at least the first half and held
10 TO lead 1t intermisAion. 70
seemed q simple matter Of the
visitors having played q more
rigorous schedule.
Halfback Maurice Walker
found big gaps on the right side
every time he carried the ball.
He lugged II 10 times IN that
direction before he picked q
clear field through right tackle
and raced 81 yards for the Car
roll touchdown Just before half
time. Bill Weneta kicked the
extra point.
In the second half. the Spar
tans allowed Carroll Just hall
as much yardage as Walker
made on his single long run
Il told them at halftime that
they just make Il tougher for
themselves: now you're Q touch
down behind" Coach Paul NIL
Ter said later.
Miller also shifted q few line
men. notably Tackle Jim Buell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Western Edges
Saints, TO

Western High. thwarted twice
BY penalties IN the first quarter
In an attempt to score. hit for
q touchdown In the second pc
Rod and then held on for q
TO victory over st. Adams.
The victvry gave Western .
80 record while st. Adams was
losing its first game after eight
straight wins beginning last
season.
Western scored its lone
touchdown on q pass from Bob
Tcharoutcnef to Carlton Pres
ton. the play covering 30 yards.
The Saints had three drives In
the second half. getting inside
Westerns 20 all three times,
but couldn't make them pay on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
CARROLL IS 10th VICTIM
Walter Johnson Stirs
New Interest in Area

q couple yards TO his left 10
plug that hole. With Buell.,
End Hap Nelson and Linebacker
Rick Schwank leading the re-
sistance. Walter johnson was 4
transformed club in the seq
ond half.
The second time johnson got
the ball after haIftimo Il scored
In two plays. Billy Cray. il2
pounds. who was second II the
State 10O-yard dash last sprInR.
turned his left end for 80 yards
and the touchdown. and
SchWank. the other hnIfback,
punched over the tying point.
The Spartans drove 10 the
I0-yard line before funbIina at
the start Of the last quarter.
but Walker fumhled right back
three plays later on q tackle BY
Schwark. Bueil recovered on
the Carroll 8. Schwartz put the
bali inches away from tile coal
in two tries. Quarterback Doug
Koehier barely sneaked across.
Don Miller hit right tackle for
the l4th point with about half
the period remaining.
Miller called II undoubtedly
his teams most important VIC
tory since the school opened
q year ago. Including three
victories this year. the Spartans
still are unbeaten IN 10 games
and Miller's personal streak
goes back 81 games TO when
he coached In West Virginia,
Carroll beat Coolidge and VIII
son and lost to Mount ST.
Joseph in previous games this
fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
~ CARL SELL

Ham m ond High School
passed It's stiffest test to date
in Northern Virginia Group l
football with q 1910 victory
over George washington last
night. but Coach Red caughron
isn't claiming any champion
ships for his team.
Were going to take them
one at q time" Caughron said
after watching his Admirals
run over CIV. a team that had
given undefeated Fairfax and
Mclean trouble before losing on
two successive week ends.
The 5000 fans who were at
George Washington for the be-
ginning Of an intra city rivalry
we're convinced that Hammond
has the horses to win the
Group I title.
Fullback Jack Lantz scored
two touchdowns In the last Pc
riod to break the back Of q stub
born CIV defense that had
held Hammond to q first-pe-
Rod score by Milt Saifelle.
I'VE looked good, I'll admit. I"
Caughron said, but we win
have to be on our toes next
week against 0roveton."
He refused to talk about the
upcoming games with Fairfax
and Mclean that viii deter
mine whether or not the ADJ
mirals are q serious threat to
take the Group title.
Hammond took the opening
kickoff and marched SO yards
for It's FIRST score with Saffelle
Gaping the drive by skirting
lett END Tor the last y.
ow's defense got tough until
the final period when Lantz
picked up his pair Of touch
downs.
The bruising fullback romped
20 yards to the OW 20 after
Hammond had taken over on
downs. on the next play Lantz
went the distance TO score.
Ronald Jones converted.
Lantz scored his second
touchdown moments later after
Doug Moore blocked a Doug
Crupper kick on the 50 and Bill