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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-04
FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY farm for
rent---2S7 acres. large dairy and
bank barns. 9S.3 barn score. silo:
large main house. 2 tenant houses;
stream, springs. fences. Available
April l on annual basis. Cattle and
machinery may be purchased at
auction or before hand. Call ]. C.
SMITH. Pc. 2-616l; ewes. OIL. T.
EXCEL. 40o-ACRE beef farm for
rent, good bldgs., mr.. Mt. Airy, Nd
Angus. complete stock Of farm ma
chinery and feed, Disability forces
action, Cali Mt, Airy 252-J.
CLOSE-IN--34 acres, mostly cleared;
practically new 5-rm., 2-bath Cape
Cod has fun bsmt. and expansihle
attic. Barn, tenant house Invest
ment possibilities because of the
clcse-in Ardmore location. near the
Freeways. Price. $4,000 Call
I'll s pm. WA. 7-3aG0. ROBERT
s. DAVIS 4 co. INC.
9e5-ACRE FARM OF exceptionally
hish-srade soil land rolls gently.
me me stream. good fencing. county
b. cleaner, extra b. barn. sllo and
cond Farm now successful dairy
operation. This is NOT q distressed
property but REAL fine farm
Property offered at approx $500 an
475-acre farm for stock. crops or
dairy; nice stream. rolling land.
good soil, two sets bldes: wonderful
Investment: less than $500 an acre.
JOHN J. PRICE. PHI. MT. AIRY 23i
REALTOR. OR CALL AGENTS.
mr. ~; Z ELGIN
G. NJ. WHITE. PHI. MT. AIRY l7t-J-2
FARMETTE-3 acres. part clear
beautiful assorted trees, spacious all
brick new rambler; 8 large bedrms. :,
baths, hrepl,. large complete kit,
ed porch, Gear stone garage, large
front paved patio; . springs front
and rear, ideal for fsh pond and
swimming pool, stove. refRr., washer
and dryer. All for $4,000. terms
4-BEDROOM BRICKS acres OF
land: . baths. bsmt., rec. nm, din
rm., liy. rm., with firepl., lovely
view: less than cost: $t9.a50. 4.aee
REcoNDITIoNED FINE OLD
COLONIAL HOME large hedrms. :.
pletely undermined: auto. h.-w.h.. 2
baths. Is acres Of land: usual
farm bIdss;. complete equipment;
high elevation; view OF river
Priced to 90, $4,000. terms.
40 ACRES, rooms and bath
house, nice grounds: Q fine barns
other bldgs; l mile from LaPlata
on paved road; price, $13.950,
terms. More land II desired.
AZ ACRES-Excellent farm land.
equipped for poultry and stock.
complete equipment: 6-rm. and
bath house. On paved road. Price.
$40. 500 Terms.
20 ACRES-Good Arm. house.
block garage with cellar, paved road
price. S4,950. terms. $1,000 down
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO
|LaPlata, Nd Phone WEST 4-e432
Always Open
MONTGOMERY CO, ND. rs mi. no.
Of Silver Spring-Historic manor
house. 8 iee rms and . baths. plus
finished Bird A.. firepis., circular
stairway, formal gardens; ideal prop
erty for private school, school or
convalescent home: may be pur-
chased with IL acres for S5b,u00.
additional 19A Arrea far $40 0flfl.
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LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER
37l1 Bladensburg I'd AP, 7.2g2p
BUICK 81 Riviera Custom de luxe;
beautiful condition radio, heater
hydromatic drive Sacrifice. S3g5
Terms, $40 down Pass any in.
spec ton. Call Monday. MR.. RO.
PER. LA. 6-2700.
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and, h dynaiiow. In good run
cond. $500. Terms. RE 1-l1D3.
CADILLAC 1856 "G3" DE VILE
sedan. 2-tone blue, interior styled
by Fleetwood. fully equipped. power
steering, power brakes. this Is a
company Official car, very clean
81 IN CCC ptInrni,I 90
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EASTWEST MOTORS

DODGE 1855 Coronet 4-dr sedan
beautiful 2-tone green fin VS. eng
poweriiite. r.. h.. seat covers, Wv
81 .rnS as low as SlNn down
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.

~. !. HU hI. " W 81 Jt-UNH
CADILLAC 1850 convertible coupe, .
beautiful all-leather interior: very
clean. power steering, power brakes.
special for week end, S4.3g5, Gee
guarantee
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS. S6.O0O-S5O.-
O00--Group your debts, lower your
and improvements. quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc. Only in the State Of
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore, Md, day or nights;
suns. and holidays at Saratoga q
4017
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DODGE 1851 CorOnet sedan: excel
lent condition $685.. Could give
terms at National Bank. Perfect,
pass any Inspection. Call Monday,
MR. ROPER. LA 6-27oo
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

CADILLAC '5i ri Dorado convert.
alpine white, black orion top. Con-
tinental kit, low mileage. clean as
pin. orig. owner. Cleanest IN town
at only S3.ba5 or hest offer vii
trade and finance no. 2-6ss9. No
denlpfs pleagp
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Recently completed bldg. now being
occupied by prominent doctors and
dentists Some space still available
for general practitioners, nose and
throat specialists opthalmoioRists
etc Several very attractive arrange
ments possible with plenty Of win
dows. etc Entire bldg centrally all
conditioned. elevator service fiuof.
escent llRhting, soundproof ceilings,
char service Moderate rentals from
500 per month. depending on slza
Of suites. Nothing moe TO spnnd
hut your phone bills For furt.iLl
information call EN- 10000.
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcont.)
Isl Cadillac Fleetwood

Cleaning black fin. r. and h.. hydra
drive. power windows and poWel
seat An immae. car that will sui
the most discriminating buyer. 81.
1916 fun price. Low On. pymt Banl
ate tinan. on Apr: credit. For fas'
credit approval call RE. 7-511S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 Tudor sedan; black: in
very good cond.. r., h.. 2 new snow
tires, others excel. cond.: new bat
terry. OIL 6-55Sl after y pm.
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0LDS - "SS" Holiday de luxe
coupe: hydramatic, radio, heater
W. tires. 2-tone finish: beautiful
throughout best buy. only S 800,
Safety tested for your protection;
5u-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS (OLDS,. Wis and Ellicott
81. nv. kE. f-ll0S.
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BUILDER NEEDS several Nd. lots or
acreage. Will pay cash: fast settle
| ment. G. G. BARR, 1896 Gun
| Powder I'd. Beltsville, Md, WE. o.
! 4S61.
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INT; fully equip; one owner. out
sTEAD,s SELLS FOR LESS Our
OLMSTEAD (OLDS)
1000 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-S4Oo
BUICK IS $2,l95
Century Riviera hardtop 4-door
sedan iustrous @-tone finish. coral
pink and black ONYX combination:
r., and h.. dynsfow power steering.
windows and brakes. Wv tires.
other luxury appointments. See this
PHONE Us TODAY
MONTGOMERY STUBBS
LTNcoLN-MERcURY DEALER
37l5 Bladensburg Rd AP. 7-292e
BUICK "a $685.
Riviera Roadmaster hardtop coupe;
2-tone finisn, Biloxi beige body.
tires. power brakes, steering, win.
dows and seats. dynahow. etc:
luxury car, priced so YOU may buy,
PHONE US TODAY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LtNCoLN-MERcuRY DEALER
37l1 Bladensburg Rd AP, 7.2g2a
BUICK 81 Riviera Custom de luxe:
beautiful condition; radio, heater.
hydromatic drive. Sacrifice. S3g5'
Terms, $40 down. Pass any IN
spec ton. Call Monday. MR.. RO-
PER. LA. 6-3700
BUICK 1852 4-dr. Sedan black. r.,
and h dynailow. In good run.
cond., 1895. Terms RE. 1-l1p3.
CADILLAC 1856 90" DE VILE
sedan. 2-tone blue. interior STYLED
by Fleetwood. fully equipped. power
steering. power brakes. this Is a
company official car, very clean
Si'fp5. CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
l2@2 end ST. NV ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 80 "92" coupe; power
Sl.l00 or best offer. LII. i.Gaao.
CADILLAC 1856 convertible coupe.
ing. power brakes. Immaculate re-.
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Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
le22 End 81 NV ST, $4,000
CADILLAC 1860 30" coupe: green
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power brakes, reduced TO SA,ig5
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CADILLAC 1855 convertible coupe;
beautiful all-leather interior. very
clean. power steering, power brakes.
special for week end S4.3a5. CcC
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l222 .2nd ST. NV 81 $4,000
CADILLAC 1855 convertible coupe;
fully equipped mower steering. power
mrskes: immsenlate Special for
week end, S22g5, ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l2e@ end 81. NV ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 'bl I'll Dorado convert,
alpine white, black orion top Con-
tinental kit, low mileage. clean as
n pin;. orig. owner. Cleanest IN town
At only S3,ba5 or hest offer VIII
trade and finance, no. 2-5SsD No
dealers please.
CADILLAC 1867 Coupe de Vile;
equipped, immed. delivery PENNY
MOTORS. l6"O n. ]. ave ne.
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convertible coupe, white fully equip
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antee
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MONEY WANTED
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

FIRsT.TRUST MONEY WANTED
-Four new homes; 60G loans;
Georgetown. AID. 2-1947 evenings.
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LEGUM g. GERBER
MEDICAL ARTS BLDG

$3.50 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Dust past - g. line In Prince
Georges Col
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co,

CADILLAC 1855 convertible coupe +,
blue. fully equipped. power steer
ing. power brakes. immaculate. RE-
duced to S3,3gb Gee guarantee.
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80 mo ~ N w. ST 3-26Ot
CADILLAC 1850 ~" coupe. greer
and ivory; equipped. power steering
power brakes, reduced TO SA,ig5
'CCC guarantee
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Builders AttentiOn

Beautiful Y acre wooded lots. with
sewer and water. only 20 minutes
TO DC Reasonable win subordinate.
M. LEO STORCH
| DEVELOPER SP. $4,000
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FORD 80 Fairlane Fordor VS.. ..
tone blue, r and h., ps, bumper
guards, new Wv tires all
~ sos, la. G-lO7l
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1908 Ga. Ave. NV ia. a-BlH
ENGLISH FORDS---AIL MODELS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS. INC.
1901 Columbia pike, Arl.. Va. .
IA 1.nSa4 II 1-130n
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IA Heirloom spreads take on
new glamour! Almost hidden
tufts are threads of flashing
gold lurex. They sparkle and
gleam, to enrich the beauty
of this treasured old pattern.
LuxuriousIy frin9ed spread is
closely woven, reversible for
double wear. Antique or
bleached white, twin or double
size.
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RACING

Continued From Page ALL
Son, also we're named. But
whether they start depends on
whether the track is fast for
the 6la-furlong test.
HartaCk Has Triple
Willie Hartack. who'll have
a leg up on Ben Lomond today
In quest Of his 35th stakes vic
tory, in the United Nations,
got well acquainted with the
Atlantic City track yesterday
when he rode three winners to
match Logan Batcheller's triple
at the same track.
Hartack won with Nickel
Pump ($6.60) Now and Then
($6.20) and with Ephemeral
End (S9.40) in the feature.
Batcheller put together his
triple with Hun Bun (S5.60) t.
Over the Top (S13.20) and
AIMS Love $50.
sRare Treat 1867 sdged Attica
In the Joe H. Palmer Handicap
at Belmont Park. Onbyway
$3.50 was winner Of Rocking
ham Parks top event for his
third straight victory and Beau
guerre (s5.40) turned In a IL
length triumph In Hawthorne's
feature.
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Aliens Signal Calling
Raises McLeon's Hopes

plasure as his forward wall
repeatedly pushed back the
Majors and held them from
any serious threats. Meanwhile
the Warriors backs, with Ron
Whitaker leading. rolled easily
to the outside after being
denied yardage over center.
Whitaker went to the OUT
side first and raced 56 yards
to score with a pitchout in
the first period. The Mount
Vernon line held thereafter
until the third quarter, when
Wakefield marched IS yards
in IS plays for q second touch
down, by Jim johnson on a
2-yard buck.
Jim Hamasaki, sophomore
quarterback in for Pete Lynn
at the finish. set up the next
score with a 20-yard pass to
John Crump. with the Majors
watching Hamasaki. Scott Dam
lei passed to Monty Wilson for
36 yards and Crump bulled
over on the next play from
the /.
The final touchdown was set
up by a 61-yard run by Tommy
Hawkins which reached the
Mount Vernon 2. Hawkins
slammed into the end zone on
the following play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14
Bell Sets Record
In 40 Rout Of
Quuntico Post

Bell Vocational last night
scored more points than In any
single previous season since it
began football IN 1919. The
score was 40 over Quantico
Post High School. Bell scored
80 points in 1854 as its season
high before last night.
Halfback Billy Hinson, a
transfer from Roosevelt, scored
three touchdowns in the first
quarter. on runs Of 20. is and
Is yards. Walter Markward
ran left end 9 yards. Quarter
back Kenny Henson sneaked IS
and Tom billiard scampered SIS
with a Quantico tumble to add
one touchdown in each of the
last three periods.
Markward ran across 2 points
and kicked another. billiard,
James Tunstall and Marvin
Pree rushed for the other three
conversions. Quantico reached
the Bell ll-yard line in the last
quarter for its farthest pene-
tration.
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Rust Golf Trophy
To Mrs. Leonard

Mrs. j. F. Leonard owns the
Rust Cup, a tribute to her play
in the annual 54-hole tourna-
ment at Court House Country
Club.
Mrs. Leonard posted an 81
yesterday TO go with earlier
rounds Of SO and "a for a gross
score OF 254. She had q Z
stroke handicap and won the
net tournament with 233.
Second and fourth places
ended in ties that will be played
of at $3.50 am. Tuesday. Mrs.
w. d. Goodrich had 90-90-9l-
27i-36-235 and Mrs. E. r.
Clayton scored lO2-lO0-9s
-301 -66-235 to tie for second
Mrs. B. Granger posted &c.
95-95-279-39-240 and Mrs.
w. w. Signor scored 89-9l-9O-
270-30-24O.
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Hammond Sinks
Falls Church, 27-6

Milton Saffelle, Hammond's
swift halfback, shook loose for
three touchdowns last night as
the Admirals opened their
second football season with a
27-6 victory over Falls Church
at Falls Church High School.
Saffelle burst through the
middle for 70 yards and re.
turned a punt for 50 yards to
account for a pair Of first
quarter scores. In the last
period he capped q 9S-yard
drive with a 14-yard run
through right tackle.
End Ronald Jones, who
kicked three conversions. took
a 6-yard pass from Bobby
for a second-quarter
touchdown. Falls Church picked
up a Hammond tumble on the
line later in the second
period and Butch Eybers passed
to End Bill Faunce on a IA
yard touchdown play.
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Szuzinu Wins
Decision, Fans
In Sandy Bout

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. IA
R.-Germany's Franz (Suzy)
Szuzina scored q unanimous
10-round victory over Randy
Sandy Of New York City here
last night.
Szuzina proved q favorite
with ringside fans on the basis
Of his singing right hand leads
that Jared the rangier Sandy
throughout.
Szuzina. in winning his 4lst
bout, entered the match a 7-5
underdog. He has lost Is and
drawn IN IS bouts. Sandy's
record now is 1911.
Sandy, 155. continually tied
up his opponent forcing the
German to employ a looping
right hand lead.
Sandy's tactics Of spinning
Szuzina out Of inflghting and
pushing. drew boos from a
crowd Of 1853 which paid
$2,112.
Neither fighter discussed his
immediate boxing future, al
though Sandy said he wanted
matches with some Of the
rated men, in the middleweight
division.
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Osbourn Spells
Cedar Lees First

Cedar Lee High School Of
Bealton made its debut in the
Virginia Group II District Q
League last night and had the
score doubled by Osbourn,
1919. in Manassas.
Osbourn poured on Is points
in the last half, with Fullback
Nelson Elliott contributing
touchdown runs Of 80 and 40
yards, plus two conversions.
Other yellow Jacket scores were
by Shelman Holmes, II yards
around left end: Vic O'Briant,
17-yard pass from Jack Ear
hart; Philip Narrower, so yards
through right tackle, and by
Leonard Harris. II yards
through center.
Cedar Lees little halfback,
Scotty Kammire. kept the new
corners in contention for q
while with touchdown runs Of
As yards on a 41-yard pass from
Bill Owens. and IS yards with
a KICKOFF. Don Frazier passed
to Carl Fox on q 17-yard play
for Cedar Lees last score.
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AItheu Playing Fugeros
Today in Denver SemifinuIs

feated Miss Lockwood and Bob
Acsell Of Denver, 6-3. 81.
Savitt and Olmedo whipped
John Whistler and Rick Whis-
tier. both Of Denver. 8-3, in
a mems doubles match played
by professional rules. Howe
and Candy downed Lee Ashley
and Jack Phelps Of Denver,
"a, and Davies and Roger
Becker Of England downed Mo
Reidy and Jack Terbog Of
Denver, "a.
Semifinals in mems doubles
today match Howe-Candy
against Davies-Becker and Saw
itt-Olmedo against Jack Orms-
bee-Jack David of Denver.
A mixed doubles quarter
finals match sends Knode-
Becker against Hawton- Davies
with the winner playing
Brough- Olmedo in the semi
finals. Matched in the other
semifinals are Gibson ulloy
against Fageros-Howe.
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Fuirfcx Linemen
Show Strength in
lst Win Over WI

Behind the defensive play OF
Guards Gale Gibson and sam
Risley, Fairfax High School
last night defeated Washing
ton-Lee. the 1856 State Grouu
! champion, for the first time
ever. The score was 1910, with
both touchdowns coming in the
last quarter at WI High
School stadium.
Gibson, who was credited
with IT'S per cent" Of the
tackles by Coach Ted Keller,
intercepted a pass from wills
Buddy Blount late in the third
quarter on the 25-yard line.
Seven plays later Halfback
Justin Melat hit right guard
for the final 2 yards.
Risley. backing up the line,
Jared Blount loose from the
ball and recovered on the WI
Al not long afterward. Full
back Doug Hinkle circled left
end, shook on two tackers and
ran Is yards for the final score.
The Generals never pene-
trated inside the Fairfax 20
yard line. The first half was
almost even on offense but
Fairfax, using 30 Of its 80
players in uniform. began to
wear down the hosts in the
third quarter.
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HAGERSTOWN NOTES

will be Brand Eternal assigned
los pounds.
Hagerstown ends its first
week Of the meeting today I'D
In the wagering two per cent
over last year. With good
weather conditions prevailing
today the fair association is
preparing to handle a crowd
upwards Of 5000 today.
Hugh c. Vaughn's Away She
goes, with Tommy McGovern
handling the reins, beat a field
OF seven other rivals yesterday
in the featured Cumberland
Purse. edging out the SIS IA
vorite, Chance Dee, by a half
length. The winner returned
$24.80.
The 8-8 combination repre-
sented by Francis Morris Hours
Later in the first race and Jacob
M. Thompson's Sara Kate in
the second event paid $4,000.
The attendance yesterday
won 5,O97 and the handle was
S29l 500.
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By DICK TIERNEY

A veteran Mclean High
School football team is OF to
a good start in It's quest for
the Northern. Virginia Group
I title. and most Of the credit
goes to Davis Allen.
The 165-pound 5-foot-9 quar-
terback scored two touchdowns
and called an outstanding game
as he led Mclean to a 25-6
victory over Groveton last night
at Mount Vernon.
ALLEN called a marvellous
game" Herb Yost. Mclean
coach, said. Il would have
called 9b per cent Of the plays
he did"
While Yost, usually the opti-
mist, was reluctant to predict a
title. his players were confident
Of going all the way"
Allen began hitting the CEN
ter Of the Tiger line for good
gains early. After three plays
we knew they were weak in the
middle Allen said. Il felt
sure we'd win then"
Allen gave Mclean a 1910
lead in the second quarter,
scoring twice. The first score
followed a 67-yard drive that
saw Halfback Bill Bruce and
Fullback Corbin Thompson
grind out most Of the yardage.
Allen climaxed the drive on a
3-yard end run.
Aliens second score was q
2-yard plunge. following a 54-
yard march. Thompson set 1t
up with a 23-yard burst from
the Is.
The victors Travelled so yards
in nine plays to score again as
the fourth quarter opened.
Charles Lawson, a sophomore
fullback, went into the end
zone from 5 yards out after
taking a pitchout. Minutes
later Lawson ran so yards, the
longest run Of the night, to
Groveton's IS. Bruce ran 1t
over the goal on the next play
and Allen sneaked over for the
only extra point Of the night.
Groveton scored in the third
period when End Bill Pickering
grabbed a loose ball on Nc
Leans 46. picked up a blocker
and raced all the way.
Groveton played without
Fullback Paul Dove and Tackle
Marvin Crenshaw. first string
ers who are out with injuries.
Halfback Julio Betancourt was
In only q few minutes, due to a
pulled leg muscle.
Mike Kenny, Groveton guard.
tore ligaments in his leg and
probably win be lost for the
season.
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Eostern's Victory
Is First Since 81
In Pennsylvania

LEBANON. Pa. Sept. IA
tSpeciaD. - Eastern High
School from Washington. D. c..
struck quickly in 90-degree
heat before some 5000 specta-
tors here last night for its
first football victory over a
Pennsylvania team since 1851.
Eastern beat Lebanon. 25-7.
Quarterback John Savoy and
End Reggie Hall. who were to
click on many key passes DUR
ing the evening. combined on a
32-yarder for the opening score
with only l:49 gone in the
game.
Lebanon took a biref rs lead
in the third quarter on a 81
yard pass play from Dick
Sinner to Ed Souders after an
Eastern tumble. Bob Scheer
converted.
Hall intercepted a pass soon
afterward which started the
Ramblers toward victory.
A Savoy-to-Hall pass car
ried to the Lebanon 5-yard line
and Curtis Joyner punched over
in two tries A Lebanon tumble
on the 80 preceded Ted
Blakeney's run to the IL. Half
back Joyner again carried over
from the IL and Charles Hurst
converted.
William Baltimore returned
an intercepted pass to the
Lebanon Is in the fourth quar-
ter. Savoy hit Hall on the 4
and Fullback Fred Holmes
bucked over the goal from 2
wards away.
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Mrs. Goodman Wins
Woodmont Golf

Mrs. Henry Goodman de-
feated Mrs. Burton ostrow. 2
and /, to win the Glass A ladies
championship golf tournament
yesterday at woodmont Coun-
try Club.
Class B honors went to Mrs.
Paul Bauman who defeated
Mrs. Irving Fogel. 2 up. and
Mrs. Davis Leventhal bested
Mrs. William Gorewitz, 3 and
2. in Glass c.
Medalists were Mrs. Foodman
(Class Al, 81; Mrs. Gerald
Freedman (Class b, 81, and
Mrs. Davis Allentuck (Class c.,
106.
Mrs. Goodman also won the
weekly ladies day tournament
with 86-8-78.
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REDSKINS

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to Pittsburgh for defensive
Tackle Don Owens.
Owens, expected TO I'LL ]. d.
Kimmel's spot. isn't listed as q
starter. Kimmel is out with a
broken leg. Chef Ostrowski
may move to tackle from right
end. VIII Renfro also may get
the call.
Eddie Khayatt Of Tulane will
fill ailing Volney Peters spot at
left tackle with Bob Dee Of
Holy Cross and Gene Brito at
the ends.
Chuck Drazenovich, Ralph
FELTON, and Tom Braatz will be
the llnebackers. Gil Spring
and Joe Walton handle the
wings, with Gary Lowe, Norm
Hecker and Dick James shar-
ing deep defensive duties.