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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-08
LA POSICION E
LERO

ASUNCION, mario 7. CUPID
La jerarqGia de. la Iglesia Ca
toiica nego que fuesen ciertos
los rumores sobre disensiones
en- su seno ocasionadas por la
discopformidad de una parte
del clero con ell gobierno del
General Alfredo Stroessner, pre-
sidente del pals.
Una declaration firmada por
Monsenor Anfbal Mena Porta,
Arzobispo de Asunci6n y por
Ell krzobispo auxiliar, Monsenor
Anibal Maricevic, dice 10 ST.
%guiente:
"El clero y las organizacio-
mes eatolicas del pals han Sc
guido con estupor e indignation
unanimes las alternatives de la
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-08

ca de Villeta, al sur de Asun-
clon, capital del Paraguay.
La banda operaba en- la rive
ra del rio Paraguay, cuando fue
descubierta por I'm destacamen-
to del eiercito. Sc produjo una
escaramuza seguida mas tarde
por un choque con destacamen-
tos navales paraguayos. Las pri-
meras informaciones no han
aclsrado 81 los hombres estaban
en- ell territorio del Chaco al
etrc lado del rio Paraguay fren-
tie a Asuncion o en- ell otro la
do del mismo rio al sur de
Asuncion frente a la desembo-
cadura del rio Pilcomayo.
Los guardacostas de la pre-
.fectuTa martina los hallaron
en- un lugar llamado Angostura
sobre ell rio Pilcomayo, cerca
del puerto Pilcomayo. Los hom-
bres solicitaron asilo politico.
Entregaron a las autoridades ar
gentinas cerca de Glen fusiles,
"A reVolveres, 45 pistolas, varios
cuch'llos, etc. Habian cruzado
ell rio en- una canoa grande.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-08

4 o.
randO la alar..
ma de incen-
diO no apaga
las llamas, al
~contrari0 per-
mite que I'm
pequenO fueg0
pueda CONVEX
tirse en- una
tragedia. Re-
cuerde e S t o
cuandO lie due.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-08
CONVENTION

MANAGUA, mario 7. CUPID
La Convention Liberal Nacio-
nalista, ell partido oficialista, Sc
realizara Ell II de abril en- Leon.
La convocatoria dice que, en- la
reunion Sc elegira la comision
electoral nacional y la nueva di-
rectiva. ~Firma la convocatoria
ell Presidente Luis Somoza.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-08
Su DoIor de tabe1a
0uiere Deeir AIso

Cualquier dolOr es un aviso
de alarma que la naturaIeza
emplea para dar la senaI de
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OTRO ACCIDENTE

MANAGUA, mario 7. CUPID
Nicaragua, pals en- Ell que mu-
rieron Is personals en- ell acct
dente de I'm avion de la "TACA
que llevaba 10 personas a Dor
do, fue escenario hoy, de otro
accidente parecido, en- Ell que
.murioron dos.
IRA avioneta Piper, Sc EN-
harren6, cuando volaba a 1000
metros de altura asobre Puerto
Cabczas y Sc estrello contra la
tierr;.
Sus dos tripulantes, los te-
nientes photos Guillermo Saenz
y Alfonso Mayorga, murieron en-
ri acridente
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-08
Resresa q Manasuo Of
%Emboiador de WheIon
de Estodos Unidos

MANAGUA, MARIO 7. CUPID
Ell Embaiador de los Estados
Unidos, r. Whelan regres6 hoy
de sd pals.
FL d~iplomatico salio hacia Wa
shington hace unos cuantos dias,
despues de haberle acusado un
grupo de opositores al gobier-
no, de mantener re~laciones
"muy amistosas con ell Presiden-
tie, Luis Somoza, y sus familia-
res
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-08

Datos administrators por
"PERERA COMPANY, Inc.",
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
$50 PM
MON-FRI
WHO DO
YOU TRUST?

Personobls
Carson
esks the
questions end
,rewords with
Gosh and
bright eomsdy.
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1890 AM
MONTH";
MY
LITTLE
MARGIE

"A Tough o
minute with
Cole Storm cs
The irrspressible
MoFpie and
ChorIes ForFsll
cs her dad.
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Spingorn Rally
In Final Quarter
Spills Anucostiu

Halfback Nathaniel Jackson
scored three touchdowns, two
of them in the last quarter, to
give Spingarn High School
a come-from- behind, 2O-14,
victory over Anacostia in an
East Division football game
yesterday at AnacoStia.
Fullback Matt Kershbaum
ran as yards on the first play
of the fourth quarter to give
AnacoStia a l4-7 lead. But
Spingarn came roaring back
for the winning points on the
passing of Quarterback Allen
Avern and the running of
Jackson.
Avern set up both touch
downs on passes to End Al
Lawson. On the tlrSt drive, he
passed AZ yards to Lawson and
Jackson scored on a short
plunge. Avery hit Lawson on
a 25-yard pass minutes later to
give Spingarn the ball on the
Anacostia 25. Jackson went
the remaining distance on the
next play.
SPINGARN ------- o 7 o 1870
ANACOSTIA ------- Z o o Ill
Spingarn scoring: Touchdown
Jackson 8 $50, run; /, run; 25. rum
Conversions-Gross (run); Jackson
(runl.
Anacostia scoring: Touchdown
Passagno go, run with loose BALI
Kershbaum (46, rum. Conversions
Johnson (pass from Crawford; Dunn
(run).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Eastern High Schools foot
ball team has captured the In
terhigh League East Division
with a clean slate for the second
straight year. extending its
winning streak yesterday to l3
in the division. The cautious
Ramblers won their fifth league
game this season, defeating
Mckinley Tech, 900, at Tech.
The Ramblers, who finished
their season with a I'll overall
mark, won't play again until
November IA, when they meet
the West Division winner for
the Interhigh championship.
The Ramblers scored early
in the first period on a 12-yard
pass from Quarterback Roscoe
Brown to Halfback Martin
Baum and then played it close
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Unbeoten St. Stephens
Pushed by Little Hoyos

plays on a 91-yard drive and
added the extra point to make
it 14-12, just before the half
ended. Gil Davidson Of the
Saints fell on a blocked punt
on the Prep Is, and two plays
later Stephenson passed to
Bobby Clore for the touch
down.
Prep, which started the game
with two halfbacks and an end
on the sidelines with injuries,
lost Lynch for the second half
with an arm injury, and just
before the game ended, Full
back John RaubitSchek was
carried off the field with an
injured left foot.
ST, STEPHENS -- 9 16 Q 0-22
GEO. PREP 80 8 8 0 0-12
Geo Prep-Lynch II, run (kick failed)
St Stephen's-Earnest l. run (pass
Geo. Prep-Lynch IS, run intercepted
pass run failed)
st Stephen's-Baumberger 10. run.
(Baumberger rum
St Stephen's-Clore 10, pass from
Stephenson. (Shepherdson rum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
Bell Is Surprise Team
InWestern Division

Bell Vocational High Schools
football team, usually regarded
as a pushover in the Inter-
high League West Division, is
turning the tables on league OPP
ponentS this season.
The Vocats yesterday pulled
the surprise of the season with
a 1877 victory over Roosevelt at
Roosevelt. The Vocats tied
Coolidge, 6-6, two weeks age
and shut out Dunbar, 27-0, last
week. Bell has scored three
league victories since taking up
football in 1949, two of them
this season.
Ronald johnson, junior half
back, scored two touchdowns
in the second and fourth
quarter, to lead the Bell victory
1t was RooSevelt's fourth
straight loss. Bell is now
2-4-1
Roosevelt scored early in the
second quarter after Butch
johnson intercepted a pass or
the Riders 80. The Riders
covered the 81 yards in II
plays, with halfback Larry
Webster scoring from the 8.
Bell rosred back as Halfback
Howard Douglas took the kick
of and raced rs yards to the
Roosevelt 20. Three plays later
johnson broke of left tackle
for II yards and the touch
down.
Robert Stewart picked of
one of Johnson's passes min.
utes later and returned it tc
the Roosevelt 6. He then took
a short pass from Tom Bradley
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Johnson Sparks
Curdozo Victory

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Oct. 81 (SpeciaD. - Halfback
Robert Johnson scored four
touchdowns, two of them on
passes from Quarterback John
Lindsay, as Cardozo High
Schools football team of
Washington, D. c., defeated
Paige-Jackson, 27-0, here yes
terday.
johnson caught touchdown
passes of 80 and Is yards from
Lindsay, and then scored on
runs of 38 and 81 yards. 1t
was Cardozo'S seventh straight
victory of the season.
cARDozo O IA IL O-Y
PAIGE-JACKSON . o o o. G
!Cardozo scoring: Touchdowns -
johnson (39, pass from Lindsay;
%. pass from Lindsay: 3S. run: 50,
rum. Conversions-Tasker g.
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Evuns' I'd AeriuIs
Help Bulls Beut
Tough St. Mury's

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 81 (Spe-
ciaD Bulls High School of
Silver Spring handed st. Mary's
its second loss in seven games,
20-13. here last night as Quar-
terback Starke Evans tossed
short passes to three of his ends
for the visitors touchdownS.
Ray Weir's punt return to the
St. Mary's 15-yard line set up
Evans 7-yard pitch to Larry
Culp, who also scored a safety
for Bulls in the first quarter.
Jim Smith and Dean Scla-
vounoS took the other touch
down passes from Evans, the
first after Paul Fulford's FUN
BILE recovery on the 81. as Bulls
made a 300 halftime lead
stand up.
81 gFlI MzR EIeH SlSS g rs
Bulls scoring Touchdowns - Culp
q, pass from Evans); Smith Il, pass
Stewart in end zone)
st. Mary's scoring: Touchdowns-
D. Melcher 13, rum: Stewart a., pass
from Dominica. Conversion-M. Mel
cher (rushl.
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wills Squirt Tops
Falls Church

Westinghouse High School,
held to a 7-6 lead by Falls
Church for three quarters, came
up with two touchdowns in the
last period to score a 20-6 VIC
tory over the Jaguars in a
Northern Virginia Group I foot
ball game at Falls Church last
night.
End Earl Pegram recovered a
tumble on the WI 43 early in
the final quarter to set up a
19-yard scoring pass from Quar-
terback Terry Brown to End
Einar Wulfsberg. Halfback Tom
Martin scored the Generals
final touchdown on a 5-yard
run.
WASHINGTON-LEE O Z 0 1870
FALLS CHURCH 80 0 6 o o. D
washington-Lee scoring: Touchdowns
Summers $50, rum; Wulfsberg Q9,
pass from Brown; Martin %. rum.
Conversions-Ra 2.
Falls Church scoring: Touchdown
oleAf (2' rum.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
QUESTION
By FOREST EVASHEVSKI

QUESTION
This is the age of the tran
quilizer. Today we investigate
what to do when the team S
too tranquil.
Your Boston University team
against Massachusetts, lacks
snap, and has been unable to
move the Redmens defense. On
two different series you have
run three plays, failed to gain
and punted.
Now for the third time you
have the ball, this time or
your own %, first down and 10
with the score still 90.
You have previously thrown
two passes, both incomplete
and have tried end runs. line
bucks and off tackle slants to
no avail. AS morale boosters
rate these plays l, 2, 3 and 4:
Call the spread formation
you've been planning for the
Holy Cross game, and throw
a long pass.
Cali a double reverse, figur-
ing you may upset Massa-
chusetts by tricky ball han
ding.
Call an intricate lateral-fOr-
ward-lateral, which you've
never used in a game, figuring
the backs will handle the ball
well and not need too much
blocking.
Call a standard option play,
either going off tackle yourself
or pitching out to a fast half
back.
ANSWER on Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
AA am ,a. %; Mount Vernon, 6.
Sardozo, p: Paige-Jackson, o.
DeMatha, 80: Norfolk Catholic, O.
Eastern, 90: Tech, o.
Fairfax, IA; Groveton, Z.
Gaithersburg, 90: Northwood. O.
Hammond. 20: Lee, 0.
Herndon. "a; James Wood, 10
High Point. "a: Northwestern. 6.
Ls sSdS, a q: s ST. Jsmes, o. o.
|o'Connell. AZ: Friends, o.
Phelps, 81: Chamberlain, o.
Richard MONTGOMERY. Al: Oxon Hill, o.
Spingarn, 20: -Anacostia, IA.
81. Stephens, %: GEORGETOWN Prep, IL.
Wakefield, 90; osbourn, IA.
Western, 20 Dunbar. 8.
Wv GAMES TODAY ~ "
Coolidge at Wilson 1890 am.
st Johns at Carroll. 9.
St. Andrews at st. Adams, q
COLUMBIAN Prep vs.. Navy Plebes at
suiiis Prep at Cape NAV Coast Guard
Randolph Macon at Episcopal. 2:30.
st, Christopher's at Woodbury. Forest
Lejeune Post at ouantico Post. 1890
Gonzaga at Fairmont Heights, 100.
Charlotte Hall at LaPlata, ..
Woodward Prep at Gleneig, 2.
Blair at Wheaton, 2.
B-cC vs.. Bladensburg at Northwest
suitiand at Walter johnson, 2.
James Madison at Mclean. 2.
Jeb Stuart at Loudoun County, 8.
Shenandoah at Cedar-Lee, 2.
Laurel at Sherwood, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
SIottery's Passes
Garry Hammond
To Easy Verdict

Quarterback Pat Slattery
threw three touchdown passes,
two of them to End Steve
Rhoades, as Hammond High
School defeated Lee, 800, in a
Northern Virginia Group I foot
ball game last night at George
Washington.
Slattery connected with
Rhoades on scoring passes of
16 and 81 yards. He also passed
80 yards to Halfback Tom Are
hart for a touchdown.
HAMMOND -------12 0 z 7-26
LEE ------ 0 0 o. o
Hammond scoring Touchdowns,-
Rhoades Q6, pass from Slattery; p,
pass from slatteryl; Arehart (33, pass
from SlateryD: Burke go, pass from
Hodges. CONGRATULATED, 2.
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FINISHES UNBEATEN AGAIN
Eastern Retoins Title
With Tech Shutout

to the vest, just as. they did
in important league victories
over Anacostia and Spingarn.
Coach Dick Mentzer had
Center Richard Dean kicking
on third down for the rest of
the game to protect the slim
lead. Dean punted 81 yards and
a l5-yard holding penalty put
the ball on the Tech 10 in the
third quarter.
After Tech punted out,
Eastern went "a yards for an
apparent score, only to have
the touchdown called back
Tech punted again, and this
time the Ramblers marched
As yards for the touchdown
with Brown scoring on a short
plunge.
Tackle Darnell Mitchell
blocked a Tech punt and fell
on 1t in the end zone fol
Eastern's final score a few
minutes later.
EASTERN --6 O o 14-2C
TECH go o 0 0 o. {
Eastern, scoring Touchdowns -
Baum (12, pass from Brown. Browr
Il, rum. Mitchell recovered punt II
end zone). Conversions-Graves,
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Phelps Blanks
Chamberlain, 20

Quarterback Eugene Baten
scored one touchdown and set
up two yesterday as Phelps
High School defeated Cham
berlain, 27-0, in an East Divi-
sion football game at Eastern.
1t was Phelps third victory OF
the season against five losses.
CHAMBERLAIN % O 0 o. q
PHELPS z 6 O l4-27
Phelps scoring: Touchdowns-Stov
%, rum; Lee q, rum; Jefferies Q3
rum; Baten Is, rum. Conversions
Wylie (pass from Baten); Fleet (run)
Jefferies (pass from Baten).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
INTERSTATE ATHLETIC
CONFERENCE
By BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

Unbeaten st. Stephens
School could be headed for its
first football championship in
the Interstate Athletic Confer
ence, but a continuance of the
kind of play the Saints exhib-
tied in defeating Georgetown
Prep, 22-12, yesterday at Prep
could have its fans saying
wait until next year"
st. Stephens plays St. Adams
next week and st. James in its
final game November 81. In
between is a non-conference
game with st. Christopher's of
Richmond.
The AleXandrianS could
sweep the remainder of the
schedule and finish unbeaten
for the first time since 1856 as
well as take the conference title.
Coach Sleepy Thompson, how
ever, isn't buying this package
yet.
"COuld Run Into Trouble"
1--WE still have three games to
go and aren't thinking in terms
of an unbeaten season or a title
yet" Thompson said. THE way
they (the team played today
against Prep we could run
into trouble before the season
ends"
Thompson was referring in
particular to the second half
of yesterdays game when Prep,
outmanned but not outhustled,
held the Saints scoreless.
The two teams matched
touchdowns in the first period,
both scoring on long drives.
The Little Hoyas then took a
short-lived lead when Hugh
Lynch III, better known as a
junior tennis star, intercepted
one of Chuck Shepherdson's
passes and. behind excellent
blocking, zigzagged his way IS
yards for a touchdown.
Two Quick Scores
The Saints struck for two
quick touchdowns, one evolving
from a blocked punt, and as it
turned out, that was the decid-
ing factor.
st. Stephens scored in IL
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WILSON, DOWNS
COOLIDGE, rs

Fullback Tony Coppa
look loose for Al yards
nd a touchdown for
Coolidge High School in
the last quarter, but Dale
Badoud blocked Coppa's
extra-point attempt to
preserve a 7-6 victory for
Wilson in the rain today
1T Wilson.
The Tigers, who won
heir fifth straight game
N the Interhigh League
West Division, scored in
The second quarter on
Steve Glaser's l2-yard run
of right tackle on the
first play after John Nails
blocked a Coolidge punt
and Lloyd Purves recov-
cred. Sam McWilliams con-
verted from placement for
the vital seventh point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
High Point Wins
On Long Marches

High Point High Schools
football team marched 80 yards
for touchdowns the first two
times it got the ball and then
went on to defeat Northwestern.
24-6, in a Maryland Bi-County
League football game last night
at Northwestern.
Guard Chester Confer scored
High Points third touchdown
on a 6-yard run after taking a
lateral from another guard,
John Clark, who had recovered
a tumble.
HIGH POINT 6 10 6 ga
NORTHWESTERN 0 0 0 g. 8
High Point scoring: Touchdown
Childress q, rum; Norris &c, rum;
Confer 90, rum: Welshmer q, pass
from Connaughton)
Northwestern scoring: Touchdown
DENT II. run)
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W. Nottingham Wins
On Reeds HEROES

Dave Reed, senior fullback,
romped for three touchdowns,
kicked a 40-yard field goal and
ran for a 2-point extra point
to lead West Nottingham to a
$50 football victory over Long
fellow yesterday at Longfellow,
W NOTTINGHAM IA 3 8 0-23
LONGFEL-OW 1920 0 0 0 u U
Nottingham scoring. Touchdown
Reed, 3 "A, run: 5, run; 10, rum I;
Conversion-Reed, rum. Field goaI
Reed 40 yards).
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Kirk, Norris Stur
For Guithersburq

Fullback Garland Kirk and
Halfback Mike Norris scored
two touchdowns each to lead
Gaithersburg to a 800 football
victory over Northwood last
night at Gaithersbprg.
NORTHWOoD % 0 o 90
GAITHERSBURG g 6 go
Gaithersburg scoring: Touchdowns
Kirk. . 10 run; IS, rum, Norris,
2 (21. run; 20, pass from Torreyson).
Observation-Disclosures 2.
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Up and Coming's Debut
Rivo|ing Selma odoy

lands representative in the
100000 Washington, D. c., In
ternational here November IL,
will make his American debut
IN the $4,000 Turf Cup Prep, a
mile event which is a prelimi-
nary to the Selma.
First Race Here
Despite prediction of showers,
some $4,000 were expected to
watch nine 2-year-old fillies
fight it out in the time honored
$63,65O Selma Stakes.
Up and Coming, owned by
Noel Simpson of New Zealand
and trained by Russell Downs,
has the distinction of being the
first foreign entry in the Wash
ington, D. c., International to
perform in advance of the
global classic at Laurel.
The 4-year-old New Zealand
champion, who arrived in
America from Australia early
this month, was facing six
grass runners in today's $4,000
mile event. Up and Coming
was carrying lib pounds against
Jaclyn Stables Lii Fella's 1872.
In the Selma, Cleo the Cat,
who has finished first in all
three of her races-although
she was disqualified in one at
Aqueduct was facing the
toughest test of her brief
career.
Lining up against Cleo the
Cat, a half sister to Bald Eagle
another entry in the Interna-
tional, we're: Greentree Stables
Silly Question; King Ranch's
La Fuerza and E. Barry Ryan's
Anchor Song.
Ycaza Riding
Jockey Manuel Ycaza, who
was astride Cleo the Cat when
she was disqualified in favor
of Anchor Song at Aqueduct
was slated to rein the f1lly
again today.
Howard Grant, who came up
with another double yesterday
to run his total to nine win
nerS in three days at Laurel
was plotting Anchor Song and
Conn McCreary was due tc
handle Silly Question.
Also coming to Laurel fol-
the Selma were Sam Boul.
metis to ride La Fuerza; Hank
Moreno for Ogden Phipps' Sar-
castle; Larney Hansman fol
Duval A. Headley's Mid Pa
cific, and Mike Sorrentino fol
Rokeby Stables Coral Bell.
Laurels attendance and bet
ting figures dipped to new lows
for the current fall season, the
crowd of 1927 wagered $780,
504. Yesterdays card was the
first to be run off in the in
terest of Laurel, the first two
programs being makeup days
for the 1858 Bowie netting.
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Hoyus in Polo Come

The Doll Babies polo team
from Jamestown substitutes
for Harvard against George
town University today in a 8
pm. match at Woodlawn Plan
tation south of Alexandria.
Harvard asked for a postpone
ment because of injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
DeDenbrock Sturs
In O'ConneII Win

Jack Depenbrock, junior
quarterback. teamed with Half
back Mike McGarry for three
touchdown passes and scored
one himself on a 4-yard run
as O'Connell High Schools
football team smoth er e d
Friends, 42-0, yesterday at
O'Connell.
FRIENDS -------O 0 0 o. o
O'CONNELL ia Z 14-42
O'Connell scoring Touchdowns-
McGarry, 8 (35, pass from Deepen
brock: 81, pass from Depenbrock; IA,
pass from Depenbrock), Depenbrock
"A, rum, Edwards q, rum, Coons (35,
pass from Pierano). Conversions
Longauer, 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
Lundon Smothers
St. james Eleven

Halfbacks Dick Shaw and Art
;urket each scored two touch
owns yesterday as Landon
efeated st. James of Hagers-
own, 42-0, in an Interstate
lthletic Conference football
anne at Landon.
ANDON -------- 8 16 II 6-42
!: JAMES 0 q 0 O. 0
Landon-Shaw 10, run (Bastable
N.
Landon - Shaw II, pass from
stable (Bastable rum.
.andon-Schinnerer l run (Bastable
y.
Iandon-Burket 4 run (pass failed)
4andon-Erickson SO pass from
tro (kick failedl
landon-Burket so run (kick failed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Angel Dukes Reward. Irish
Dash.
I'm the Brig, Pottville. FLYING Trim
ity
3-What a Bird, La Bos, Weather
Event.
See See B. Bouair
5-Noreen v, Noroton. Justice Brown
6-New York Duck Island, Sympic
Fever, Quatre Thell, Indian
Smoke.
Express, Buster Style
9-Stop Street, Sam Small. Flying
Dixie.
O-Quatre Proof. Nanette, Gee Lin
Best Bet-StOp Streeth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Laurel'S 34th Selma Stakes,
with an appropriate favorite for
Halloween-Cain Hoy Stables
Cleo the Cat-was being chal-
lenged for top billing on the
first week end program OF the
fall season.
Up and Coming, New Zea-
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for the touchdown to put Bell
ahead, 1877.
Bells final touchdown came
in the fourth quarter after
Jesse Virgins intercepted a
pass on the Roosevelt IA. john
son scored six plays later.
BELL ~ Ol3 O 6-l9
ROOSEVELT 0 Z 0 o. Z
Bell scoring: Touchdovns-R. John
son, 2 III, run, 2. rum Stewart g,
pass from Bradley. Conversions
Aquilino
Roosevelt scoring: Touchdown
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Champs Retain Pilot

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 81
(AP) The Louisville Colonies.
winners of the American Asso-
citation baseball flag last sea-
son, today signed Manager Ben
Geraghty, As, for another sea-
son.
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Montgomery
Posts Seventh
Straight Win

Richard Montgomery High
Schools football team ran It's
winning streak to seven
games this season, five of them
in the Maryland Bi-County
League, with a 4l-0 victory over
Oxon Hill yesterday at oxon
Hill.
Tackle John Green got the
Rockets rolling on the fourth
play from scrimmage when he
blocked a kick and ran 35 yards
for a touchdown. Quarterback
Bruce Mackey threw two touch
down passes, one so yards to
Halfback John Kelley, to lead
the Richard Montgomery at
tack. 1t was Oxon Hills sixth
straight league loss.
6RITc 5n p, MONT. Z 4 4 S-45
DIXON HILL 0 o. 0
Richard Montgomery scoring: Touch
downs-Kelley q, run; so, pass from
Mackeyl; Green t35, run with blocked
kick):- Curtis go, rum: Doane 9l4,
pass from Mackey); Fawley Us, pass
from Allen. Conversions-Curtis 8.