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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
Claude Williams,
Black Sox HurIer,
Dies at Aqe Sc

LAGUNA BEACH, Calf,
Nov. 7 (AP).-Claude Preston
Williams, one Of nine players
banned from baseball after the
1919 Black Sox scandal. is dead.
Final rites were conducted
yesterday for the onetime Chi
cago White Sox pitcher, who
died Wednesday at the age of
66.
Williams. alefthander, won
% games and lost only IL for
the pennant-winning Sox OF
1919. The Sox lost the World
Series to Cincinnati that year,
and Williams and some Of his
teammates later were accused
Of dumping it for money.
In 1920, Williams had a 22-14
record with Chicago. He and
eight other Sox were expelled
from organized baseball after
that season by Judge Kenesaw
Mountain Lands following an
inquiry into the Black Sox
incident.
Williams, a lefthander. won
two seasons before he Joined
the Sox in 1916. His overall ma
jor league record was 81-45.
He moved to South Laguna
in 1854 from Northridge. Calf.
He operated a garden nursery
business in South Laguna.
Williams is survived by his
widow, Lyria,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
Richards PAGES
COOLIDGE Victory

Halfback Tommy Richards
plowed over for two touch
downs to lead Coolidge High
School to 300 victory over
Dunbar yesterday in an Inter-
high League football game at
Coolidge.
Richards scored from the 6
midway in the opening quarter
after End Neal Gemeney re-
covered a Dunbar tumble on
the %. The Colts moved 81
yards with the second half
kickoff with Richards diving
over from the /. Fullback Tony
Coppa, who gained 172 yards
in Is attempts, picked up the
big yardage Of the drive, run
ming to the II from midfield.
ooeEAs g 9 : I'D
Richards, 2 (6, run; 1, rum. Willis
g.. rum. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (run),
Richards trun).
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Roosevelt Ties
Western Hiuh

Fullback Ray Reynolds ran
70 yards midway in the fourth
quarter and Halfback Herschel
Holmes ran over the extra
point to help Roosevelt High
School tie Western. TT, yester-
day at Roosevelt in an Inter-
high League football game.
The Raiders moved 80 yards
in 10 plays with Quarterback
Paul Lewis sneaking over from
the l two plays after the start
of the fourth quarter to move
in front. Lewis passed to End
Buzzy Reid for the conversion
but on the first play after the
kickoff, Reynolds burst through
Westerns middle for the
clincher.
WESTERN ---0 0 0 p Z
ROOSEVELT 80 O 0 p Z
Western scoring: Touchdown-Lewi,
q. run). Conversion-Reid (paSs from
Roosevelt scoring: Touchdown
Reynolds, t79. rum. Conversion
Holmes (run).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
Orioles to Swap
Bob Niemun for
Green of Cards

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (AP).-
The Baltimore Orioles and st.
Louis Cardinals have agreed to
swap outflelders but the deal
will not be announced as OFF,
cial until the new inter-league
three-week trading period be-
gins November 81.
The deal sends veteran Bob
Nieman to the Cardinals in ex-
change for Gene Green, a 26-
year-old flychaser who also has
seen service as a catcher. ME-
man, 80, batted .292 last season.
hitting 81 home runs in ,118
games, a number of them as a
pinch hitter.
Green showed promise as a
slugger in his rookie year, hit
ting .28l with IS home runs in
1858. But he was hit by the
sophomore jinx last season and
was optioned to Rochester
where he spent most of the
year. AS a Cardinal, he APP
peared in only 81 games and
batted only .189.
The Associated Press also
learned the Milwaukee Braves
have rejected a New York
Yankee offer of veteran infield-
er Gil McDougald for right
handed pitcher Bob Bull. The
Braves, who have been mulling
over this proposal since the
World Series, have decided to
retain the 31-year-old fire.
oaller on the advice of Manager
Charlie Dresser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
Fork Union Spills
Columbian Prep

FORK UNION, Va, Nov. Z
Especially Fork Union Mill
tary Academy unleaShed an
eight-touchdown scoring attack
to stun Columbian Prep OF
Washington, D. c., SAC here yes
terday.
Halfback Nelson Elan scored
three times to lead the Fork
Union offense. one a 60-yard
run with an intercepted pass.
He also scored a two-point
conversion.
Halfback Ronald Shobsky
scored Columbian Props lone
touchdown on a 2-yard run
late in the fourth quarter.
f e9kT 6NfoN % g % ,ssEss
FuMA-Elan. 8. pass from BIackwood
FUMA-Elan. 60. run with intercepted
pass Elan. pass from Bleckwoodl.
FuMA-Moser, 4. run Zimmerman,
FuSAIElan. 80. pass from Black.
Fuifx-Grego. IS, run tpass failed)
FUMA-Bests IA. pass from Oats
IPeirce. pass from Oatsl.
coiumbian-Shobsky. 2. run (pass
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Sheldon Stage!
Show in Win
By Suit|and

Suitland High School, con-
sidered a preseason threat to
the Maryland Bi-County
League football title, never
could get untracked once the
season started, but last night
showed flashes of brilliance.
The Rams picked up their
second win of the year-on
Tailback Jim Sheldon't three
touchdown runs-and shut out
High Point, 900. last night at
Northwestern High School.
1t was the second shut out
for Suitland's Wanted defense,
and only the second time the
Rams scored more than two
touchdownS in one game this
year.
Sheldon, a senior, burst of
guard and went to the outside
and outdistanced the High
Point defense for his first score.
His final touchdowns in the
fourth quarter shut the door
on the Eagles and gave Suit
land its first victory over High
Point in the four years the
teams have played.
High Points lone threat
ended just before the first half
when Defensive Halfback Bill
Jett intercepted an Eagle pass
on the Suitland II.
SUITLAND O 14-2O
HIGH POINT o o o O. 0
suitland scoring: Touchdowns-
Sheldon, 3. $40. run; Q. run; 3, RUM
ConvcrsionS-Ric .
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Howard County Nips
Guithersburq High

Howard County High School
scored twice in the second
quarter and held off Gathers
burg for a lat football victory
last night at Gaithersburg.
Halfback Clifton Harrission
scored from the 81, and End
Pat Freeman ran Q yards with
a recovered tumble for Howard
County. 1t was Gaithersburg's
fifth defeat in eight starts.
HOWARD 4 COUNTY Q "A Q OLA
Howard County scoring: 1'ouch-
dovns--Harrission (21, rum, Free.
man e, run with recovered fumble).
Conversions-Ayers, 2 (rush). ,.-.
Gaithersburg scoring: Touchdown
Kirk g, rum. Observation-Disclosures.
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Luther Jackson High
Held to Scoreless Tie

Luther jackson and St.
Emma played to a scoreless tie
yesterday at Luther jackson
in a football game dominated
by the defenses. st. Emma
made the most serious chal-
lenge of the game, driving to
the Luther Jackson 8 early in
the first quarter where it lost
the ball on downs.
ST. EMMA o o O 90
LUTHER JACKSON o o 0 90
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Mount Vernon
Upset by CIV

A 37-yard run on an option
play by Quarterback Joe
Bernier in the third quarter
gave George Washington High
School an 8-6 upset victory
over Mount Vernon in q North
ern Virginia Group I football
game last night on the winners
field.
1t was the first victory for
the Presidents in eight games,
including the final game Of last
season. The game. played for
the Jack Tulloch Memorial
Trophy, was the seventh
straight win in the series for
CIV. Mount Vernon won the
first game, in 1852.
The Presidents picked up a
safety in the first quarter, the
margin of victory, after a bad
pass from center. Mount Ver-
mons Bob Odom was in punt
formation when the ball sailed
out of the end zone. The
third-period touchdown was
set up by a recovered tumble
by George Simpson on Mount
Vernon'S 40.
The Majors scored in the
second quarter on a run from
the 6 by Lindsey Noble after
Charles Corder set UP the score
by recovering a tumble. Both
teams fumbled often. Mount
Vernon losing seven and CIV
four.
S s% VERNON 3. g 8 9;
CIV scoring: Touchdown-Bernie
(37, rum. Safety-Pass from Mount
Vernon center went out of end zone
Mount Vernon scoring: Touchdown
Noble %, rum.
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FourKeyGomeson Tap
Sunday in Pro Football

why the NIL is tough. In 1858
New York clobbered Chicago
37-7 in their first meeting.
Then the Cards hung it on the
Giants 1876 at Yankee. Sta
dunn. This is their first meet
ing this season.
Injuries Threaten Giants
Last week the Cards, with
Quarterback King Hill again
healthy, ended a four-game
losing string by trouncing
Pittsburgh 1924. Injuries could
hurt the Giants. Chuck Conerly
is doubtful, so George Shaw
may have a busy afternoon at
quarterback. Frank Clifford and
Bob Schneider also are listed
as doubtful.
Los Angeles racked up San
Francisco twice last season by
big scores, but in their opener
this year at home october 4,
the Forty Miners won $40. The
game should pack the Los
Angeles Coliseum and there's
word going around that it's a
must for the Rams or Coach
Sid Gilman may be packing
his bags. The odds are pick
'em.
In Washington the Redskins
must stop the passing OF
Johnny Unitas. They haven't
in three years and although
the Redskins have the second
Les ding passer in Ralph
Guglielmi,. the Colts are 91z
point favorites.
Cleveland is eight over Phil
adelphia and the game il
crucial for both. Jimmy Brown
romped for five touchdowns
last week when Cleveland
stopped Baltimore 1881. The
Eagles will counter with Norm
Van Brocklin's passing and tbs
running of Tommy Mcdonald
Pittsburgh rules a six-point
choice over Detroit, while the
Bears are favored by seven ovel
Green Bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
BY DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

Injured all of last season and
ailing frequently in games this
fall, Jim Hamasaki last night
finally paid off his many foot
ball hackers at Wakefield High
School for their unfiagging sup
port.
It may not have been the
best game played by the slender
5-foot-10 quarterback but II
was his most important and
difficult. as he led Wakefield
from behind to a 7-6 victory
over neighbor Washington-Lee.
A chilled crowd of about 5000
watched at wills stadium.
Outgained. outcharged and
generally outclassed throughout
the first three quarters by un-
derdog WI, the Warriors raj.
lied behind Hamasaki's guild
ance at the start Of the final
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Northwestern
Topples Oxon Hill
On Late SCORING

Northwestern High School
came from behind to defeat
Oxon Hill, 1918, yesterday al
Oxon Hill in a Maryland BIZ
County League football game.
The Wildcats, behind 7-6, at
halftime. scored in the third
period when Charley Miller ran
seven yards with a blocked
punt, and in the last period on
a 15-yard pass interrogation by
Richie Melbourne.
Oxon Hill scored in the first
quarter when Tom Magnetic
went over from 9 yards out to
end a 60-yard drive. It's final
score came in the last period on
a plunge from the 3 by Russell
Hall.
OXON HILL 7 0 O Ga
Northwestern scoring; Touchdown
Badaczewski (2. rum. Miller q. run
with blocked punt. Melbourne U5,
run Intercepted pass. Conversion
oxon Hill scoring: rogchdowns-
tn Ia
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Spingorn Eleven
Tops Chamberlain

Spingarn defeated Chamber
lain. 14-0. yesterday at Eastern
High School and finished its
football season with a 6-2-1
record.
Paul Avery went over from
the l in the first quarter, end
ing an 8-play, 60-yard drive,
Don Wheeler scored from the
/ in the third period following
a poor punt by Chamberlain.
The Volts got as far as Spin
garn's is in the third quarter
but a pass interrogation by
Leroy Kemp stopped the threat.
sPiNe;sFNL 9 g 9 40
spingarn scoring: Touchdowns =
Avery q. rum; Wheeler Il. rum
Conyersions-colbert (runl. Avery
trunl.
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Leading RombIers Play
Presidents at UIine's !

phians specialize In ending
winning streaks. Clinton had a
four-game skein entering last
nights match. and a week ago
the Ramblers ended JCharlotte's
four-Rame string.
Tonight's match will pit 40
year-old Jacques Caron of the
Presidents against Ivan Walm-
sley. one Of the leagues top
goalies. The Washington line
will include Tom Clark, Wally
Kullman and Ken Davies.
On defense, the District team
will have Rags Ragland and
Moose Lallo. and Bob Bingley
with Lloyd Hinchberger
Washington is in second place
in the leagues Southern Divi-
sion, while last nights win
moved the Ramblers into a
first-place tie with Clinton for
top spot in the Northern
bracket.
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EvASHESKI
QUESTION

&ON0 4AOAN
You are the Tulane quarter
back, worried by Alabama s
superb pass defense.
When you have played a split
line, 'Bama has rushed you so
hard you haven't been able to
get a pass away. When you
have gone to a tight T., they
have held up your receivers al
the Scrimmage line.
Now in the fourth quarter,
trailing TO, you recover a Tide
tumble on the 50-yard line,
midway between the sidelines
Rate these decisions /, 2, 3 and
4:
Split both ends out, put q
back in motion to the left, flanl
another to right, play tight I
otherwise.
Split both ends out, put bach
in motion to left and another tt
right, splitting linemen q yard
apart.
Split end to one side, send
back in motion to other, play
split line with quarterback
yards behind scrimmage line.
Split end to one side, put
back to other side in "splot,
play tight T formation with you
a yard behind center.
(Answer on Page Ala
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Quontico Post Stops
lonufeIIow Threat

Quantico Post High School
held Longfellow on four downs
inside the 5-yard line to pre-
serve a 1912 football victory
over the visitors last night.
Andy Wilkinson and Burma
Hayden scored the two Guam
tico touchdowns. Halfback Art
Towns ran over the important
extra point. The Quantico line
also stopped Tommy Taylor's
two rushing attempts for extra
points.
oUANTfco POST = 3 9 Si5
Longfellow scoring: Touchdowns-
Taylor 12. rum, Nathan (35. rum
ou.ntico Post scoring: Touchdowns
Wilkinson go, run with fumble)
HAYDEN g, rum. Conversion-Tewns
|
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Kansas City Council
Told As Staying

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 7 (AP)
The Athletics appear to be
in Kansas City to stay.
Arnold johnson, president Of
the American League baseball
club, informed the city council
yesterday the initials TX. c.
will be added to the players
caps next season.
The AS franchise was trans
ferred here from Philadelphia
in 1854.
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Cox and German
Lead Osbourn

Ken Cox scored three touch
downs and Ray German two to
lead Osbourn High Schools
football team from Manassas,
Va. to a $40 rout of Cedar
Lee yesterday on the winners
field.
Cox scored on runs of /, 8
and is yards. German counted
on runs of Is and / yard
Cedar-Lee crossed midfleld only
twice during the game.
CEDAR-LEE q q o. n
OSBOURN o 81 1S-5e
osbourn scoring; .Touchdowns-Co
3 4 run; s., run 49, rum. German,
Us, run: ], rum Lane q, rum
Harris (25, RUM. Mangum (25, rum
Conversions-Melton. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
Groveton Clicks
On Long I'd Runs

Groveton, scoring four Of its
six touchdowns on long runs
defeated Falls Church High
School, 1919. last night at Falls
Church in a Northern Virginia
Group I football game.
Fullback Julio Betancourt
scored three times, on runs OF
81. 2 and SO yards: Dick Frye
twice. on a 70-yard run and
from S yards out, and Charles
Pickering on a 81 yard run with
a recovered tumble.
GROVETON 20 0 1875
Groveton scoring: Touchdowns--
Betancourt, eel run; =. run; 30
rum. Frye. 40, run; 5. rum
Pickering (37, run recovered fumbleD
onversions-SchultE, ..
Falls Church scoring Touchdown
Muse (3S. pass from Thompson)
Safety,-Tidwell of Groveton tackled
in end zone.
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ST. Stephen
One Win From
Its.First Title
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

st. Stephens needs but one
more victory to gain its FIRST
Interstate Athletic Conference
football championship.
The Alexandrians clinched
at least a tie for the title by
marching 50 yards in the last
80 seconds for q touchdown To
beat st. Adams. 1875, yester-
day at st. Adams. Sophomore
Fullback JEFF Mills slammed
3 yards of left tackle for
the score with six seconds left
A victory or a tie against st
James Of Hagerstown, Md.
November 81. would mean the
championship. II the Saint;
can sweep that game and the
one next Saturday with st
Christopher's Of Richmond. q
non-conference opponent, they
will have their second unbeater
season. st. Stephens had
perfect season in 1856.
Yesterdays last-minute drive
was accomplished with no time
outs left. Halfback Marty
Baumberger, who gained 16t
yards for the afternoon, sci
up Mills score with his Ions
runs.
Mills was playing in place
Of Jim Earnest, out with ar
infected foot. Also hurt wa;
Halfback Bobby Clore, who pull
led a hip muscle on the seconC
play of the game. Clore re-
turned to the game long enough
to score st. Stephens frs
touchdown on q 3-yard bucl
over left tackle. He then limpe,
of the field.
st. Adams scored in the sec,
ond period on a 5l-yard drive
spanked by the passing o
Quarterback Rick Martin. Mar
tin passed for % yards to Emf
Bruce Smathers. Nthen threw
% yards again for a score II
Halfback Charlie Martin In,
relation. In the last period ST
Adams moved to the st. Ste
phen'S 4. but in three play
lost three yards. A field goa
attempt by Dick Jonas wa
wide.
ST. STEPHENS g Q Q 81
st.. Stephen's-Clore, 3 run ru
failed).
ct Albans-C. Martin. 90 pass fror
r. Martin tkick failed
St.. stephsns-Mills. 8 run (rul
/ failed)
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Safety Earns
Win for PHELPS

Phelps High School scored a
safety in the first period and
made it stand up for a 20
victory over Mckinley Tech
yesterday in an Interhigh
League football game at Tech.
Center Raymond Bundy OF
Phelps broke through to block
a fourth-down punt, Tech
Quarterback Ed Skinker fell on
the ball in the end zone to pre-
vent a Phelps touchdown. Both
teams had touchdowns called
back because Of penalties.
P PhEHPs "a 9 %
Phelps scoring: safety-skinker Of
Tech fell on blocked punt in own
- 0S--~'
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Scores Sixth Straight
Bell High Completes
Best Football Year

Bell High School scored single
touchdowns in the first two
periods to defeat Paige-Jack-
son, 1870, yesterday at Western.
The Vocats concluded their
most successful season since
starting football, ending with
q 3-4-1 record overall.
BELL z O Ola
PAIGE-JACKsON q o o o. d
Bell scoring. Touchdowns-B-own
40. rum. Stewart 40, pass from
Bradley. Conversion-Acquilino,
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Hoyu Booters Win

Bill Ataley scored two goals
yesterday to lead the George
town University soccer team to
a TO victory over Gallaudet at
Georgetown. Others scoring
for the Hoyas were Jerry VAL
chovic, John VanHouten, Kelvin
McGrath, Washington Mongey
and George RiSsotto.
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ssr
Bel Air High Posts
Seventh in Row

BEL AIR. Md, Nov. 7 (Spe-
ciaD.-Halfback John Walter
scored three touchdowns on
runs of IL, 81 and % yards as
Bel Air High School defeated
LaPlata, 800, in football here
last night. 1t was Bel Airs
seventh straight victory of the
season.
Halfback Don Stallman
scored both of LaPlata's touch
downs. LaPlata's record Is
Oil with one game remaining.
Bel Air ------- 20 g 1s oE -ss
LaPlata scoring: Touchdowns -
Stallman Q9, run; IS, rum. Conyer.
slon-Gee, pass from Purvis.
Bel AIR scoring: Touchdowns-WaI.
Yer ~, run: 81, run: %, runf:
Allen t64, rum; Wells e, rum; WEIGH
90, rum, Conyersions-Pickett q:
DICK, pass from Pickett.
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Anucostiu
BIunked by
St. Johns

Four players scored touch
downs for st. Johns as the
Cadets rolled over Anacostia
High School football team,
$50, yesterday at Anacostia.
Fullback George Greco got
the Johnnies on the scoreboard
after a scoreless first period,
bulling over from the 2. End
Ken Claro. Halfbacks George
Moore and Mike Smith followed
with touchdownS.
ANA CosTIA o o o q
st. Johns scoring: Touchdown
Greco e., rum, Claro 10, pass from
Southcombl. Moore $50. rum. Smith
%. rum. Conversion-oross.
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INTERHIGH LEAGUE
division Champions.
BY CARL SELL
Star stan Writer

Wilson High Schools football
team gets another crack at
Eastern for the Interhigh
League championship at 1870
pm. next Saturday at Cardozo,
and if Halfback Steve CHASER
has his way, the Tigers will get
revenge for last seasons 20-14
loss to the Ramblers.
CHASER, a 6-foot, 185-pound
senior, yesterday was the star
Of a hard-charging Wilson
team that defeated Cardozo
81, in a driving rain at Wilson
for the West Division title,
CHASER scored Wilson's touch
down and helped make the
tackle in the fourth quarter
that gave Wilson two points
on q safety.
Scores Sixth Straight
The victory over Cardozo was
Wilson's sixth straight of the
season after two opening losses
and snapped the Clerk win
streak at seven games. Wilson
finished 60 in league play and
Cardozo ST..
Wilson took the opening kick
off and moved down the field
for its touchdown, with CHASER
ripping off long gains through
the middle of the Cardozo line
Steve scored from the LIZARD
line. Sam McWilliams booted
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FIGHT RESULTS

Syracuse. N.Y.-Mike DeJohn, 2O5h
Syracuse. stopped Charlie Powell. 2O9
San Diego. Calf, /.
Sac Paulo, Brasil-Celestino, Pinto
143, Brazil, outpointed Jiro Sada
144K, Japan, 10.
Rome-Ernesto Miranda, 1874
Arsentina, stopped Robert Tartari
1l9M, France, 9,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
Pierce SporkIes
In SidwelI Win

Allin Pierce, senior fullback,
scored three touchdowns on
runs Of So, 6 and so yards as
Sidwell Friends Schools foot
ball team swept past Baltimore
Friends. 24-6, yesterday at
Friends.
Pierce. who ran the ball over
rs per cent of the time, scored
the first three touchdowns of
the game.
FRIEND 6l2 O ga
BALTIC. FRIENDS - 0 o O g. q
Sidwel! rrlends scoring: Touch.
downs Pierce, 3 (62, run: 8, run;
80; rum. CHAMPION Is, rum.
Baltimore Friends scoring: Touch.
down-Avery t6, rum.
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Hammond US Lose
To james Madison

James Madison High School
got scoring performances from
Quarterback Bob Tate ano
Halfbacks John Goodwin ano
Ray Hunt to defeat the Ham
mond w, 1875, last night al
Fairfax in a Northern Virginia
Group I football game.
JAMES MADISON 9 O s-1S
HAMMOND w O 0 o q
James Madison scoring: Touch.
downs-Tate Is, rum, Goodwin Is
rum, Hunt Is, rum.
Hammond w scoring: Touchdown
johnson $50, punt return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
PHILADELPHIA, 3: Clinton, i.
TONI0HT's GAMES
Philadelphia at washington.
Greensboro at Charlotte,
New Haven ct clinton.
New York at Johnstown.
Fresh from last nights 3-l
victory over Clinton. Philadel-
phia's red-hot Ramblers move
into Uline Arena to face the
Presidents in an Eastern Hockey
League match at $3.50 tonight
Almost completely reorganized
since last season, the Ramblers
feature four former Washing
ton players-Player-Coac
Doug Adam, Byran McLay
Hugh Campbell and Vip Palla-
dino. All except Campbell
scored against the Comets last
night.
With the Presidents Boosting
q three-game winning streak
on their home ice, the stage
could be set for another Ram
bier victory. The Philadel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07
Quintet Nets $l3,725

CHICAGO, Nov. 7 (AP) An
unidentified racing fan won
S13,725 at Sportsman's Park
yesterday by selecting all five
winners in the daily double
quintet. The lucky bettor Sc
lected the winners from the
fourth through the eighth races