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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Playing
State

Howard University tanelec
with Morgan state College Of
Baltimore In O Central Inter-
collegiate Athletic Association
football game ct . pm. today
|at Howard Stadium.
Although Morgan. defending
co-champion In the cfAA, Is
OF 10 It's worst start In recent
years. It is q two touchdown
favorite over Howard.
Morgan has Q 0-2-i record
while the Bisons have victories
over st. Paul College and
Fayetteville IN. CD State
Teachers They have lost 10
Virginia Union, 2e.o. but
emerged with no serious In
juries and Coach Bob White
expects to 90 with the same
strating lineup against Morgan
that he has used all season.
Howard Is Q mon scholar
ship" school while Morgan de-
ponds on scholarship students
to bolster its squad.
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Flu Fails to Slow
High Point Offense
In Scoring Rout

HAoERsTowN. Nd. Oct. 10
(SpeciaD. - There was some
doubt earlier In the week
.Whether High Point High school
Of near 0reenbelt, Nd, could
fulall is football engagement
with South Hagerstown High
because Its squad had been hard
hit by the fiu. But the Eagles
showed up last night and SEEM
ingly weren't bad OF as they
registered . $50 victory.
Held seoreless the first quar-.
ter, High Point struck for two
touchdowns In the second Pc
Rod and one each In the third
and fourth periods.
Quarterback Dale white en-
gineered two Of the scores,
pluneing over from the l-yard
line to end o 70.yard drive In
the second quarter, and con-
Meeting with Paul Britt on q
fe-yard pass play several min
utes later.
The other two touchdowns
came on drives Of a yards and
90 yards, with Ronnie Dom
Bullion plunging from the l.
yard stripe In the third quarter
ana Art Conlin scoring from Is
yards out in the final period.
.Coniin also converted twice
and Harry Dreamy and Clancy
Dreamy once each.
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MARYLAND

Continued From Page A-1l
lent condition despite the Ions
ram. A tarpaulin has covered
the field since Thursday after
noon. Both teams scheduled
practices yesterday, but both
Cancelled because Of the rain.
The show viii be broadcast
by WTOP locally. CHS nation
ally, and BIC internationally
starting ct las.
The royal party will remain
for the entire game and will
make q slow exit In an open
car around the stadium ct the
games conclusion.
The curious added to the
heavy football trafiic may create
the biggest trafiic jam In local
football history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Presidents Joined
By Cord FIumun

The Washington Presidents
were bolstered yesterday when
Cord Flaman Joined the hockey
team and Immediately began
working out twice q day with
the squad.
F7aman. q defenseman. Is the
2l-year-old brother Of the Bos-
ton Bruins outstanding de-
fenseman. Fredie Flaman. The
6-foot-1 l75-pound younger
Flaman' from Regina. Sas-
katchewan. Is expected to be
one Of the Presidents potent
performers. They open the
season against the Philadelphia
Ramblers next Saturday night
ct Uline Arena.
The Presidents now have q
squad Of Is and expect to carry
ct least 30 during the season.
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Hammond Finds Size
No Barrier in Winning.

center IN the flrst quarter and
WI drove from the Hammond
~ TO the o-yard line before
stallinss Pryor nailed Robbie
Cloyd for no gain and then 70.
covered hob Keyes' tumble on
the next play TO snuff out the
danger.
on offense It was the block
ing Of Guards Barney Pappas
and John WAldrep and End Bin
Schiller clearing the way for
Lalits, Sonny Showers. Tom
Scott and Milton Dafielle. whose
runs accounted for AL net
yards rushing for Hammond.
Mitchell hit on four d. 10 passes
for 90 yards, and three Of his
tosses were dropped BY re
ceiyers.
Washineton-Lee. under the
direction the entire second half
Of Quarterback Cooper. ffesh
UP from the Junior varsity.
gained ii3 yards rushing and
10 more passing e. Il dropped
It's fourth game In six. Ham.
monds 60 record includes five
victories In the Northern vir-
ginia Group ! League, where
the Admirals are undisputed
leaders. They now have scored
lss points. to 81 BY the oppo-
sition.
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|MocAnnenny Stor
AS Little Creek
Beuts BeIvoir

LITTLE CREEK, Va, Oct. Is
(SpeciaD Little Greek Navy
remained unbeaten today and
most Of the credit goes to John
MacAnnenny.
The Gators edged Fort Bel
voir, 1877. last night as Mac
Annenny passed for one touch
down and scored another al
Fahrion Field.
In the second quarter Mac
Annenny threw o l9-yard
touchdown pass to John Jacobs
and o few plays later scored on
o 29.yard run around right end
Belvoir's touchdown came In
the final quarter after Bob
Scarhrough recovered Q Little
Greek tumble. The Engineers
drove to the Little Greek l-yard
line where Steve James plunged
for the touchdown.
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PRO FOOTBALL
Continued From Page A.ll

Continued From Page ALL
stands 1t is unlikely there will
be q repetition Of the free-for-
all the players put on In Cleve-
land last Sunday.
The Giants are without the
services Of Quarterback Don
Heinrich. sidelined with q
broken thumb. but regained ace
field goal kicker Ben Aga
janian. who had been hedded
with the fiu. pittsbureh dis
played q shifty runner In Billy
Wells last week. He returned
o kickon 90 yards in Q 1920
victory over the Cardinals.
Green Bay DAD suffered q
severe blow this week when
first-string end Gary Knafelc
was declared out for the season
with o knee injury. Along with
Bill Howton they formed one
OF the best pass-catching COM
binations in the league. The
Packers will have to rig their
defenses TO stop the passing Of
Y. A. Title and the running Of
Hugh McElhenny who have LED
San Francisco to o Gel mark.
The Bears have lost three In
q row after being picked to re-
tain their Western Division
title, but Los Angeles (l-2) viii
have to stop the charges Of
Rick Casares - well - the
passing combination Of Ed
Brown and Harlon Hill. The
Rams have the leagues leading
ground gamer In Tom Wilson,
who never played college ball
Washington and the Cards
are tied in the East with 1-1
marks.
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Bulls High
Crushed by
B-Cc Power

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
school scored the first four
times u got possession Of the
bah IN the first period against
Bulls High and rolled on TO
q 500 win yesterday 81 D.0C.
Ken smith scored three Of
the FIRST period touchdoWns and
added two more before the
game was over. All came on
runs OF more than 10 yards as
B-CC ran its record 10 SO.
Bulls is 1.2.
Smith scored on the second
play Of the game on q 6e.yard
sprint around end. Before
three more minutes passed the
Darons had two more touch
downs with Smith getting both
Of them.
After the first score B.CC
kicked on and forced Bulls 10
punt. Smith hauled in the ball
on the 23-yard line and raced
ell the way for the touchdown,
Buddy Clements added the
extra point.
B-CC again kicked on and
Smith got right back into the
scoring column with o 44-yar6
return Of an intercepted pass.
Jim carone scored on an end.
around play the next time the
lBarons got the ball. He raced
10 yards down the sidelines fol
the touchdown. Clements
kicked the extra point.
Bob Coherd got the final
score in the first period on
40-ysrd run. Clements con.
verted andd B.Cc had O 33.t
lead going into the second
period.
On the second play Of the
second period, Carone broke
through the Bulls defense and
raced 40 yeards for another
touchdown. Fredd Triem kick
ed the point after.
Smith re-entered the game
in the third period long enough
to dash 40 yards for his fourth
touchdown on the game. Triem
again converted.
Halfback Bin Browning went
Is yards In the final period fol
q Baron score and later Smith
came back to rip on so yardt
on two runs for his fifth touch.
down. He went As yards TO the
Bulls Sand carried the bal
over on the next play.
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HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Annand.ls ": ofovston ct Mount YER
BssAssdss CHEW Chase 50; Bulls
c.faesc, Is, ws,,.rp. o.
Chamberlain at Tech, postponed.
Coolidge. 10; Roosevelt, 9.
Eastern 81 Dunbar. postponed.
Eaitmont Heightsl z; Luthsr-Jaekson, q
Erederisk. ~; wheAton, g
H H:InSSa;d 81; VNss s:hinssos:l... q.
ss . fSi III ls sSSs s sssspons
poudoun County at Osbourn, postponed
LoEela paitimers). 81 osorsstown
Paige ssison, get carver. Q.
ReIksr-oIay. $50 W. 6. Tiyler. o.
ehsrwood at Qaithsfteufe. postponed
wilson, 80 dhSsHIsEs ropAY
osSrss s wa,hingsYn 4! wSEsnsld' Q.
si. SSHn I, A. . ]sms.' a'sO'
Sanford Prep at ST, Adams. $50.
o.. Andrews az Landon, 2.
sslli, Prep A, wsslssy &c, siso.
Charlotte HAN ct Southern (Lothian),
Northwestern .. nlair. a:is,,
Welter JOHNSON W. oxon Hill at suit
s':S'fa hSax2g.z SsSgSEE' Ar''a' =.
psMathe y carfelL 9 30. ..o
charnberisia al Tech, R:s0.
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Carver BIunked
By Poiee-Juckson

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Oct. 10 (SpeciaD. Paige Jack
son High School scored two
touchdowns on long passes In
the opening period and then
went on to defeat Carver Of
Rockville. $50. here yesterday.
Quarterback Bobby Branson
threw the pair Of scoring passes.
the frst for rs yards and the
second for 80.
Branson hit Joe Kemp with
the FIRST toss in the opening
minutes. He then teamed up
with John Newman for the Sec
ond near the end Of the period.
Bernard Bailey got the third
touchdown In the second period
with an intercepted pass and q
l0.yard run. Robert Smith got
the final touchdown In the final
period with o 65-yard sprint
through the middle Of the Car
yer defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

Fifteen area scholastic foot
ball games scheduled for this
week end have been postponed
because Of influenza or rain.
New date and sites for TO-
days postponements are 81,
Stephens ct George Mason, 2
pm. Monday: DeMatha ct Car
roll, $3.50 pm. Monday. and
Columbian Prep ct staunton
(Va) Military Academy and
woodward Prep at Massanutten
Woodstock. Va Military Aca-
DENY. postponed indefinitely.
Yesterdays postponenients
are now scheduled as follows:
Friends at 81. James (Hagers-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Helms Upseis
|Doser for His
Biggest Win

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 lepe-
cial) RAY Helms scored the
biggest victory Of his i've years
In pro golf when he upset eiAr-
ence Doser Of Woodmont u up
IN 30 holes, IN the finals II the
Baltimore Match Play Open
here yesterday at Green Spring
Valley.
Helms IL o former Baltimore
public links player who now is
pro at the Swami Creek Club
near Havre de Grace.
Helms, comedalist with John
Bass, had played sub-par golf
throughout the tournament ,un-
I'll the final round when both
he and Doser were about six
over par over the slow course
for the 80 holes.
Doser won the title last year
and had won his way through
the toughest half Of the draw.
including Charley Basslef and
Waiter Romans, two four-tifne
champions, among his victims.
Helms was . up after - but
Doser took the lead at the 31st
mole. Helms quickly regained it.
Doser squared the match on
the 35th when Helms three
putted.
They halved 80 and 81 In par
|threes. Helms barely missing
brides on both. The Halti-
moreah won the match with q
par four on the 3Sth when
Doser trapped his second shot
and exploded weakly.
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Scott, Armstrong
Pace Purker-Gruy
To Fifth Victory

Long-scoring runs BY Roland
Scott and Linwood Armstrong
guided Parker = Gray High
School to an easy $50 victory
over w. @ Taylor last night ct
Parker Gray In Alexandria.
Scott scored three times on
runs Of IS, 20 and 10 yards. and
Armstrong romped "a and g
yards on the first plays Of the
game and the second half for
his pair Of touchdowrs.
Scott also added three extra
points for II points In all.
Parker-0ray scored IL points
in the first period and 13 in the
second before chalking UP ~ In
the third quarter to break the
Fame wide open. They added
another touchdown in the
fourth period.
Albra Green, Levi Vaughn.
Bobby Harris and Oliver Harris
scored on running plays for
Parker Gray. The Bulldogs
now have q Sci record.
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Frederick Sponks
Wheaton, 1876

Quarterback Ricky thinner.
man and End Lefty Warrenfelt
teamed UP to give Frederick
High School an 1875 victory
over wheaton yesterday after
noon at Wheaton.
Zimmerman threw q 4o-yard
pass to warrenfelt for the first
Frederick touchdown in the
opening period. Zimmerman
then scored himself on Q 1.yard
plunge In the second period.
Wheaton got its touchdown
In the second period on o sus-
tained ee.yard drive. Bill Britt
scored on o 5-yard run up the
middle. Quarterback Alex Obel
featured the drive with O 81.
yard run.
Warrenfelt scored the final
Frederick touchdown on q s.
yard plunge in the fourth
period.
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Foirmont Heights
Gains Tie With
Luther Jackson

Fairmont Heights High
School scored Q touchdown with
less than three minutes remain
ing In the game to gain q TT
tie with Luther-Jackson yester-
day afternoon ct Ldther-Jack-
son.
Linebaeker Dick Hamilton
picked up q loose bali on the
Luther.Jackscn 20 and returned
IL TO the ~ to set Up the score.
A ib-yard penalty put the ball
on the nine. Three plays later
Quarterback Crawford Ellerbe
plunged into the end-zone for
the touchdown. Fullback Willie
Carter plunged over for the
extra point to gain the tie.
Naturalization grabbed the
lead In the secohd period when
HAlfback Sanches Kannon
scored on Q 2-yard plunge.
Quarterback Preston Newman
threw to End Bill jackson for
the point after.
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Ohio Stote Record
May End Today

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. IL
h.-Ohio State is q four
touchdown favorite over inept
Indiana today in q Western
Conference football fray, but
the Buckeyes win probably see
the end Of one Of their most
coveted records.
For 10 straight home games
the OhioAns have made the
turnstiles click ct the merry
tune Of $1,000 or more. But
today's mis-mateh IL expected
to attract around $4,000, Just
under the magic figure.
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Garfield tumble
Sets Stage for
Herndon Victory

Herndon High School spoiled
0ar-Field's homecoming cele-
bration with o 1895 victory last
night at Garfield.
Dan Shanner ran u yards
TOR the first Herndon touchdown
In the second period. A re-
covered Garfield tumble on
It's own 2-yard line gave the
Hornets their second score.
Herndon punted TO the Gar.
Field one In the third period
and the Indians fumbled on the
first play. Herndon recovered
and Buddy Beard went into the
END zone on the next play for
the touchdown.
Garfield got its touchdown
In the fourth quarter on Q
screen pass from Quarterback
Bob Abel TO Halfback Steve
Ferlaszo that covered 30 yards.
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Wilson Aeria|s
Whip BeI|,26-0

Don Ellington Quarterbacked
Wilson High School to q 26-0
victory over winless Bell yes
terday afternoon in an Inter-
high league game played ct
Wilson.
Ellington threw one touch
down pass and ran over another
score as Wilson chalked UP It's
second victory against one de-
.eat In league play this season,
After an exchange Of punts
in the first period, Ellington
got the Wilson offense going
toward It's first touchdown.
The score came on o 30-yard
1. drive that was capped BY
Ellington sweeping right end
from the 2. Pete Xeron kicked
the extrG point.
: Dick Drummond gave WI
4, son It's second touchdown In
the first period minutes later
with a 3o-yard pass in the end
zone TO Halfback Dave Nc
xinley. xeron again con-
'erted.
Wilson scored az single
touchdown In the second period
sss End Cliff 6tearnes latched
on TO John Luce's pass and
4. scored on Q 30-yard play.
Bdington capped the scoring
with Q touchdown pass u
Starnes In the final quarter.
Bell couldn't move the bal
against Q stif Wilson defense
and went down to its fourth
defeat. Its only threat came
in the last two periods wher
they penetrated the ls-yart
lire twice. They got the bal
over the goal on Q pass from
Walter Markward to Franz
young in the final period bui
It was called back because oi
an ineligible receiver down
field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

The four remaining adyer.
saries on Hammond High
schools football schedule are
likely 70 agree that in order to
knock, on the Admirals this
season 4 team must, among
othef things. play ZEN IN slop
and stay out Of the sickbed.
I"I've got D manager TO operate
the likhts, too" interjected q
rival coach last night after
HAminond's latest exhibition.
Hammond has been out.
weighed, BY everyone 90 far
and the bigger club usually has
the upper hand In the mud.
but 10 takes more than just
size. Washington-I,se. for In
stance. was the heaviest team
10 face the Admirals thus far.
and they played on b damp
nsld last night. just the same.
WI became Hammond's sixth
victim In 3 row. 20-6, before
Q scattered audience OF some
a,oo0 In George Washington
High School Stadium.
Coach Red Caughron Shat
kept his Hammond club rela.
lively free Of the fiu virus
while Washington.Lee has had
much worse luck in that re-
spect. Absence Of personnel,
however. was Just one reason
why Hammond outgained the
Generals by more than two u
one. Another and probably
better reason Is that Quarter
back Bobby mitchell had one
Of his best nights.
Hammond. q speed team,
misfred on offense through
most Of the first half - 4
couple faulty blocks here and
q dropped pass there - and
for only the second time thia
season was forced to use its
starting team In the second
half.
Just before halftime, WI
missed BY inches making a
first down ct It's own 4e-yard
line. Hammond got on seven
plays in the remaining time
and scored as the clock ran out
on 0 2i.yard pass from Mitch
ell 10 End Bucky Pryor on the
goal line.
Mitchell did 1t twice more
| In identical fashion for touch-
downs In the third and fourth
quarters. He rolled out to the
right, hid the ball on his hip
and fred strikes Of 81 yards
| 70 End Ronnie Jones deep In
the end zone and Is yards to
Pryor, again. this time just
over the goal. Jones kicked
the extra points after the frst
two scores.
Washington-Lee averted {
shutout by scoring Immediately
after It became l4-0 on q
StatueSof- Liberty play perfectly
executed to the left. Halfback
Mike Cardoni took the handofi
from Tom Cooper and ran So
yards, neatly eluding Pryor Of
the iS-yard line as his last OBJ
stacie on the way to wills only
touchdown.
The Generals threatened only
one other time. Jack Lants
failed to get away . Hammond
punt after Q poor pass from
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Georgetown Prep
Bumped by LoyoIu

BALTIMORE. Oct. 10 (Spe-
ciaD. - Georgetown Prep Of
Garrett Park. Nd. proved no
match for Loyola High here
yesterday and dropped Q 2l-0
decision. It's third loss against
one tie and no wins.
The Baltimorians scored In
all but the last quarter. getting
their touchdowns from w,
Reagan, from the q: M. Walsh
on Q 53-yard pass play from r.
Snyder. and on o 60-yard run
BY Snyder. Loyola also scored
. slfety In the second quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
NraRHge4 LRAauE
= Nv ZOE HANSON

Cardoso. defending cham
pion In the West Division Of
the Interhigh League. may vel
make q run for another foot
ball title but the best bet would
seem 70 be next year.
The Clerks are 2-1.l. the
second victory 0 1870 decision
over previously unbeaten west
ern yesterday at western. The
tie with Roosevelt Q few weeks
ago may turn out TO be the
deciding factor In keeping
them from the championship
Two league games remain fol
Cardoeo. against Dunbar and
Wilson. the latter game the LAST
on the schedule. BY that time
Coach Sal Hail may have hii
pony backfleld In high gear.
Cardozo Is Slid for all
games and by seasons end
=, Hall should again finish above
500 to add TO his glitterine
record Of 90 victories against
only 4 defeats and 5 ties In 10
ears at the school.
Hail has maintained aI
ang that his squad. mostly
,niors and sophomores. lacked
he experience necessary TO d.
.he job to 90 all the way. But
he Clerks have shown a
times that they can move the
SalI and with each game seem
% be getting the confidence
hey need.
Il was q junior halfhaek
Herman 0loster. q 220-runnei
on the track team, who do
most Of the damage inflicted
on the Raiders. He scored In
the second quarter from i've
yards out after setting 1t W
with Q sprint around right
end for IS yards. Again in the
final period he went over or
a plunge from the / to enc
a 50-yafd drive.
western showed Q sporadis
offense. mostly on the PASSING
Of Quarterback Bob Tcharout'
chen. It's biggest threat y
score came seconds before thu
half ended when it reached the
5. But on . fake field goa
attempt on fourth down. Z
Raider linemaA was offdde
One other threat also hzzlet
when Q field goal try from the
20 in the frst quarter wa.
blocked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
cARDOzO MAKING LATE TITLE BID
DisIodging Coolidge
Will Be Tough Task
~ sID sUssIAN

Coolidge. upset last week
when Q nred-up Wilson team
scored two touchdowis In the
last quarter, used the same
method against Roosevelt yes
terday and moved back into
the picture IS the top con.
tender for the title in the West
Division Of the Interhigh
League.
The Colts struck for two
touchdowns in the last period
after an Indifferent three quar-
tiers Of play for Q 1875 victory,
the first over Roosevelt since
lo4e.
Coolidge resained irst place
in the division BY It, win and
now. with only two games re-
naming and against weaker
opposition. win be hard to dis
lodge. The Colts have IN open
date next week then meet Bell.
winless In four games. ana
close out against Western.
which lost It's first game yes
terday in league play after
two victories.
The Colt defense again was
outstanding, particularly Ends
Don DWorkin ana Al Zinc.
Between them. they recovered
three fumbles. blocked Q punt.
blocked q pass and intercepted
another.
First Touchdown
The Colts moved II yards for
their first score with Pat saka-
'aales throwing D ie.yard touch
down pass % Dick Skinker mid
way through the first quarter.
The halftime rest injected
new life into the Riders. still
stale from an open date last
week. and they went to work
with nsw-found vieor.
Ellsworth Virgins intercepted
the Colts first pass In the
second half and returned Il 20
the Coolidge 26. The Riders
took 1t over ave plays later on
Oscar Webster's 2-yard smash
OF tackle. Elliott Ford's darting
sweeps on the outside had &C.
counted for most Of the yard
age.
Stout Defense
The Colts rebounded in the
last period, but again It was
their stout defense. turning
the tide Of battle. Roosevelt.
unable to move on the ground.
yielded the ball 10 Coolidge.
The Colts promptly marched
IS yards 70 score with Billy
Coward pitching TO Zinc for the
final six yards.
Zinc Get up the last Colt
touchdown with . tumble re-
covery on the Roosevelt IL.
Coward this time collaborated
with Skinker for an S-yard
scoring pass. Julie Marks con-
verted. for the anal point.
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Orioles End Tieup
With Fluo Winner

PARIS. Tex, Oct. 10 R.-
The Paris Orioles, who win ths
pennant but lost the playoffs In
the Class D Sooner state base
ball league, have cancelled their
affiliation with the Baltimore
Orioles, President James Oil
announced.
He said the club Is In good
financial condition and every
one 10 happy" over the decision
Billy Caps. Orioles manager
was released.
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c. U. PIoyino Soccer

League-leading Catholic Uni
versity (2-0) plays Lynchburg
in o Mason-Dixon Conference
soccer game at 2 pm. today
. at Gu.