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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Wakefield Shuves
CIV as Whitaker
Sturs on Offense

Wakefield High School scored
the first three times it got its
hands on the ball as it defeated
George Washington. 26-13, in
football last night at Wakefield
Fullback Newt Whitaker
scored twice in the first half
and picked up 121 yards on II
carries to lead the Warriors
ground-gaining. Halfback Tony
Scogno scored touchdowns in
the first and fourth periods.
The unbeaten Warriors, who
have been tied once, held the
Presidents to a net of yards
on the ground in the first half
before turning over the game
to the second-stringers. >
SSTSxEptEDp q Z 8 ~,
CIV scoring: .Touchdowns - Arnolc
a, rum. williams go, run with stolen
ball1. Conversion-Marsh
Wakefield 'Scoring;- Touchdown
Whitaker . %, run; s. RUM, Scognc
2 (24, run; 8, rum. Conversions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
SuitIund Ends
B-CC Streak
In. Grid Series

Suitland High School, in
volved in two losses and a tie
and scoreless in three previous
Maryland Bi-County League
football games, found the right
formula yesterday at the ex-
pense of Bethesda Chevy Chase,
defending league champion
Suitland won. 1910, on the los
.er'S field. 1t was the Rams
first win over B-CC since 1855
Fullback Jim Sheldon broke
the game open in the fourth
quarter with an 86-yard run up
the middle for a touchdown.
The Suitland line turned back
a B-CC drive to its IA and Their
set up Sheldon's burst that set
tied the issue. Halfback Bill
Jet got the Rams a touchdown
in the first quarter with g
2-yard scoring run, and agair
scored near the end of the game
sUITLAND --- 8 1915
B-CC ---.. % 0 o o. {
Suitland scoring: Touchdowns-Jett
2 e., run: 3. runi: Sheldon (S6, rum
Conversions-Richardson.
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Cash Speurheods
Mt. Vernon Win

Quarterback Arnold Cash
scored once each IN the first
and second quarter to lead
Mount Vernon High School tc
a 25-6 victory over Jeb Stuart
in a Northern Virginia Group
football game last night al
Mount Vernon. =,
Cash scored twice inside the
7-yard line. He received some
long-range help from Halfback
Joe Kellum, who took one of
his pitchoutS and raced 81 yards
for score. and Linebacker Art
O'Neal, who ran so yards with
an intercepted pass.
MO- Sf'1 VERNON 6 1S g S-aS
Stuart scoring: Touchdowns-Black-
well ga. pass from Robyack).
Mount Vernon scoring: Touchdown
(s2, rum, O'Neal $50, run with in
tercepted pass. conversion-A. Cash
rum. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Young Boxer Held
After Drug Raid

OAKLAND, Calf, Oct. II
(AP) "A narcotics raid yester-
day resulted in the arrest Of
Tony Domingues, promising
young middleweight fighter, and
two of his friends.
Police said a search of the
22-year-old boxers apartment
turned up four pounds of mari
juana, valued on the Illicit
market at $1,000.
Domingues was charged with
possessing narcotics, illega l
transportation of drugs and
carrying a concealed weapon a
blackjack. He was arrested at
his place Of employment, a
macaroni factory.
Also arrested we're Donald
Favier. %, charged with pos
session and transportation, and
Leroy Darcy, "a, charged with
possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
ROOSEVELT is FIFTH VICTIM
Cordozo Holds Swoy
lnWestern Division

plays at the end of the first
quarter. Quarterback John
Lindsay threw 5-yard strike
to Fullback Ed Thornton on
the goal line for the touchdown.
Lambert Anderson took over
the Roosevelt punting and did
we'll until the second half when
he got off a 2-yarder. Cardozo
still had to move Sc yards for
a score, and 1t did. thanks to
a 26-yard pass from Lindsay
which went through the de-
tenders arms to Halfback
Robert johnson for a first down
on the Riders 26.
Excellent Blocking
Six plays later johnson took
a pitchout to the right and
scored on a 12-yard run behind
excellent blocking.
The farthest Roosevelt had
moved to that point was the
Cardozo Al. However, after the
Clerks missed a field goal at
tempt. Quarterback Butch
Johnson cranked up and passed
to End Lennie Randolph, who
ran Al yards to complete ar
80-yard touchdown play.
Tackle Charles Strickland o,
Cardozo suffered a broken left
leg at the start of the seconc
quarter.
5 E00s5X5tT 80 9 9 9 81;
Roosevelt scoring: Touchdown
Randolph $50. pass from B. Johnson)
Conversion-B. johnson (pass from
Aranha).
Cardozo scoring: Touchdowns---
Thornton (5. pass from Lindsayl R
Johnson. az, rum. Conversions
Tasker 2.
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Be|voir Victim
OF Late Score
Wort Hood

Fort Belvoir's football team
has yet to score a victory over
a service opponent in three
tries this season, although the
Engineers came close last night
before bowling to Fort Hood.
1926, before 1000 fans at Fort
Belvoir.
1t took a 42-yard touchdown
pass from Quarterback Herb
Mills to Halfback Steve Butts
in the last minutes to give the
favored Fort Hood the victory.
Fort Belvoir had tied the game
at 1926 minutes earlier on a
70-yard drive in nine plays.
Fullback Jim Harris plunged
for the touchdown and Quar-
terback Bill Zador passed to
End Bob Casper for the two
point conversion to deadlock
the game.
Belvoir took a 1872 halftime
lead behind the passing of
Quarterbacks Zador and Ben
son Klinger.e Zador connected
with a 30-yard touchdown
pass to Halfback Odell De-
Loach and Klinger threw a
20-yard scoring aerial to End
Jack KeSSock. -.. r.t
But Fort Hood came to life
in the third quarter and gained
a 20-12 lead with a three.
touchdown outburst. Fullbach
Phil Ayres got Belvoir back il
the game by picking up IS yards
on four plays, one a 50-yarc
run. for a touchdown.
The TankerS rebounded anG
marched go yards in nine play!
with Fullback Ralph GroomI
scoring on a short plunge. Bel.
voir then scored its final touch.
down to set the stage for the
last-minute touchdown pas
that won for Fort Hood.
F0kF b BGf9o1R = & 1 g lS' ii33-$$;;
Hood--safety lball centered out o
end Zone)
Beiyoir-Kessock 90. pass from Klnge
(kick failed.
BelVoir--DeLoach 80, pass from Zado
run failed.
Hood-Kendrick 10, run Ckick failed)
Hood-Kendrick 2, run kick failed
Hood-Mills 81. run (kick failed.
Belvoir-Ayres 5, run casper, pas
from Zador).
Hood-Grooms /. run (kick failed.
Belvoir-J Harris 3, run (run failed)
Hood-Butts AZ, pass from Mills Gel
laSch kick,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Late Rally Puts
Phelps in Front
For First Victory

Phelps High School broke a
TT tie with IA points in the
fourth quarter to upset Ana
costa 21-14, yesterday at East
ern in an Interhigh League
football game.
Scoreless and winless in its
last three games, Phelps had
to rely on the clock to snuff
out an Anacostia drive that
carried to the 3 before the
game ended. 1t was Phelps
first win over the Indians in
the five years the teams have
met.
Hal Marshall raced SIS yards
with a pass to send Phelps into
the lead early in the fourth
quarter. and Sam Wilson scored
his second touchdown to add
the necessary cushion.
Wingback Jerry Droze scored
from so yards out to tie the
game for the Indians and com.
bined with Gerald Crawford fol-
a 70-yard pass-play in an at
tempt to pull Anacostia out ir
the fourth quarter.
1 ANACOsTIA 80 o 7 I'll
PHELPS z o o 14-2.
! Anacostia SCORING: Touchdowns-
Droze 2 $50. run: 20. pass from Craw
fordl. Conversions-Crawford run)
d Kershhaum (runD
/ Phelps scoring: Touchdown vii
son , G.. run: 30, RUM, Marshall (55
pass from Raten). COMPASSIONATE
shall (pass from Baten). Lee. 2 runs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Romuns' 81 Wins
Pro-BusebuII Golf

BALTIMORE, Oct. II (Spe--
IciaD Calvin Griffith, presi-
dent of the Washington Sena-
tors, and Howard Fox, the
clubs road secretary, shot 95
and s8, respectively in the first
annual Maryland professional
baseball players-Middle Allan
tic PEA golf tournament here
yesterday.
Top prize went to Walter
Romans, Baltimore Country
Club pro, and Mike Kardash,
former Interstate League in
fielder, who carded 81 and "a,
respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
iNTERHIGH LEAGUE
BY DICK STAY
Star stan Writer

Coach Sal Hall said before
the season that he wouldn't
rate his 1859 football team
with the best he's had at Car
dozo High School. After five
straight victories he hasn't
changed his mind.
Hall has had some excep-
tional teams in his Is seasons
at Cardozo. While this one
may not deserve to be ranked
in the forefront, it certainly
seems deserving of the West
Division championship in the
Interhigh League this year
after disposing of Roosevelt,
LAT, yesterday at Cardozo.
Thornton Scores
The Clerks ran up a 14-C
lead and held Roosevelt to -four
first downs and 80 net yards
rushing, but still did not win
convincinely. However, they
beat their toughest opponent
to date.
Two short-real short-punts
by the Riders preceded both
Cardozo scores. Butch john
sons first punt travelled back
wards 5 yards to his own 20
and the Clerks scored in six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

Results Yesterday
Bell, 6; coolidge, 6 ttie).
CardoZo, IA: Roosevelt, Z.
Eastern, z: Holidaysburg tPa)., 0.
Friends. 81: Longfellow, 0.
GEORGETOWN Prep, r; Bulls, High, 6.
Loyola, 10: Howard County. g.
Mt. Vernon, rs; Jeb Stuart. 6.
Osbourn, %: James Madison, o.
Spingarn, 10; Dunbar, o.
Suitland, 10; B-CC, O..
Tech. .32; Chamberlain, 6.
walker Grant ant ~ ~ Manassas Ma Reg. o
WI, 10: Hammond. g.
Wheaton, IA, Northwestern, o.
Wilson, 20; Western, o.
Games Today
Walter Johnson VS.. Bladensburs oil
Northwestern, 1920 am.
High Point VS.. Northwood at Blair. 2
Gaithersburg at Richard Montgomery
Southern at Sherwood, 2.
st. Mary's at La Plata, 2.
Charlotte Hall at Lackey.
DeMatha at Carroll.
st. Johns at Episcopal, 2;30.
Landon at St. Stephens, =.
St. Adams at St. James, 2.
virginia Episcopal at Woodbury. For
Bainbridge Prep at Bulls Prep, 2.
DeMatha w at Good Counsel, IL "a m
Mclean at Lee, ..
Annandale at Groveton, 2.
Falls Church at Rairfax, 2.
George Mason at Loudoun County. 2
Marshall at Herndon. 2:3O,
Garfield at Cedar-Lee, 2.
Parker-Gray at Luther Jackson, 1:3O
Laurel at surrattsville' 1880.
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Wheoton's High Perch
Credited to Defense

crashed across the 2-yard line
for the Knights other touch
down in the final period.
Tremendous blocking by
Guard John Tuell and Rich
Jones shook Eader loose for
his first touchdown. The drive
covered IS yards on three plays.
The Knights drove SO yards on
IL plays for the second score
in the last quarter.
Wheaton picked up 26O yards
and Is first downs but it was
its defensive play that stood
out. Northwestern's only drive
of the evening was 33 yards
to the Wheaton 80 in the Sec
ond quarter, but Coleman Web
ster recovered a tumble to kill
the threat:
MaEAT%T 9 : 9 al
Wheaton scoring: TouchdownS-
Eader AZ, run >, rum. CONVEX
sions-Case 2 tplacements).
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
QUESTION
BY FOREST EvAsHEvSKI

Mississippi has the ball on
the Tulane Six-yard line, third
down and goal with only AZ
seconds remaining to play and
the score 14-14. Throughout
the game Ole Miss has gained
well on the ground, making
287 yards rushing, and only AZ
on six of seventeen completed
passes.
You, the Mississippi quarter
back, are a worried Rebel. On
the first two plays of this series
you attempted to pitchout to
your fast halfbackS, but the
Green Wave thwarted you with
changed tactics. The defensive
ends have not charged but the
inebackerS coming in hard have
contained your option slant off
tackle.
The ball is now 10 yards from
your right Sideline. Your point
after-touchdown man leads the
Nation in accuracy. You have
had three timeouts in the Sec
ond half. r .
Rate these plays /, 2, 8 and
4:
Run the option again, this
time to your left, figuring that
you can get a blocker to that
end and make the pitchOut
work. .f.f
Run the slant off tackle to
your left, not even trying to
pitchOut. 81
Pass. t-h
Field goal try.
(Answer on Page Ala
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Pro Bowl Listed
For January II

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IT (AP).
The 10th annual All-Star
Pro Bowl football game will be
played in Memorial Coliseum
Sunday, January II, Managing
Director Paul j. Schissler an
nounced today.
The game pits teams of picked
players from the Eastern and
Western divisions of the Ma
tional Football League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Eastern Wins
At HoIiduysburo

HOLIDAYSBURG, Pa, Oct.
II (SpeciaD. - Eastern High
School of Washington, D. c.,
scored a touchdown in the Sec
ond quarter on a long pass play
and held on for a TO football
victory over Holidaysburg here
last night.
The scoring play was from
Halfback Martin Baum to End
Jimmy Jones and covered Al
yards. Richard Dean con-
verified.
EASTERN o z O o.
HOLIDAYsBURG - o 0 o 90
Eastern scoring: Touchdown -
Jones (47. pass from Baum.) Conver-
ISion-Dean
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Wilson Remuins
Unbeuten in West

Wilson High School scored in
each period and defeated West
ern. $50, yesterday, to remain
unbeaten in football in the
West Division Of the Interhigh
League.
Ralph Roberts scored two
touchdowns on the ground to
lead the offense. Steve CHASER
intercepted three Western
passes one for a 35-yard
touchdown.
WILSON -7 9 7 6-2f
WESTERN -------- 0 0 o o.
Wilson scoring: Touchdowns-Rob-
erts, > %, run; ., rum; CHASER t35,
intercepted paSsl: Sherwood Us. rum,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2.
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Grid Official Dies
OF Heart Attack

LAYTON. Mich, Oct. II
(AP).-John Santa, 48, of Kala-
mazoo, Mich, a veteran West
ern Michigan sports official,
died last night while refereeing
a football game between Law
ton and Coolies High Schools.
Doctors said Santa suffered a
heart attack. Santa had been
a part-time baseball scout for
the Cleveland Indians in addi-
ton to his football and base
ball officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

Wheaton High School may
not have the best offensive ball
club in the area, but after five
Maryland Bi-County League
football games the league
leading Knights stack up as
the top defensive team, having
given up only one touchdown
while rolling up 104 points.
The unbeaten Knights last
night gave up only IA net yards
in defeating Northwestern, 14-0,
on the losers field.
Wayne Eader raced 48 yards
for Wheaton'S first touchdown
in the second quarter and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
WI Defenses
lobe Real Test
For AnnandaIe
N. VIRGINIA GROUP I
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Washington-Lee High School,
with a ball-hawking defense
and a trio of speed backs -
Halfbacks Stewart Davis and
Ron Summers and Fullback
Mark Hyman - has become a
solid football threat for power
full Annandale next week.
The Generals won three OF
their first five games against
tough opponents. including last
nights 1876 victory over a
scrappy Hammond team before
1000 fans at George Washing
ton.
The Generals made a great
goal-line stand just before the
half ended and held off Ham
mond threat that would have
tied the game. r-A +'NFs
,f ~ Score Twice in Half .,-
LYMAN recovered a tumble
on the Hammond 81 in the
first period to set up the first
WI touchdown. The Generals
marched for the touchdown in
eight plays with Davis scoring
on a short plunge.
Hammond came back behind
the quarterbacking of Pat Stat
terry. A tumble gave the Ad-
mirals the ball on the WI 81
and a penalty moved it to the
Is. Slattery rolled out arounc
end to the 1-yard line anc
scored on the next play.
Lyman Goes Over
WI took the kickoff anc
marched Al yards in II play:
for the deciding touchdown
Lyman, Davis and Summers
did all of the ball carrying or
the drive with Hyman going
over from the 2. t-
Hammond fought back in
the second half behind the
power running of Halfback
Tom Arehart. But the defen-
sive play of End Einar Wulfs-
berg. Hyman.' Guard George
Coburn and Tackle Joe Flesch
stopped the Admirals three
times deep in WI territory.
wAsHINeToN-LEE 7 o 0-1a
HAMMOND 0 8 0 o.
washircton-Lee scorin-. Tou'h-
uovns-DNvis "a, rum, LYMAN e,
rum. therdale.
Hammond scoring: Touchdown
Slattery Il, rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Bell, Coolidge
Pluy to &C Tie

Ronald Johnson plunged over
from the 1-yard line in the
second quarter TO get Bell High
Schools football team a Go tie
with Coolidge yesterday al
Coolidge.
Coolidge took the kickoff ano
moved "a yards for its touch
down. The Vocats came back
in the second period, going 81
yards for its score, with an Is.
yard run by johnson the bis
play.
BELL - O6 q OF
! COOLIDGE - O 0 OF
Bell scorinH; Touchdown - johnson
| Il. rum.
Coolidge scoring: Touchdown-Rich'
ards t6, rum.
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Spingorn Blanks
Dunbar on Steals

Spingarn's football team de-
feated Dunbar High School,
900, yesterday at Dunbar as
Ken Springfield set up two of
the touchdowns on pass inter-
ceptions.
Spingarn scored in the first
quarter on 20-yard pass play
from Allen Avery to Alphonso
Lawson after Springfield made
his first interception. Spingarn
hit for the third time in the
third quarter when Joseph
Gross scored from 5 yards
out after Springfield made his
second pass steal.
sPINGARN .----- z g 90
DUNBAR --------- 0 0 0 o.
Spingarn scoring: Touchdowns-J
Gross; . e, run: 5, rum: Lawson go
pass from Avery. Conversion-J
Gross, 2 (runs).
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SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Joe Cream. Nitks. Irish Jack.
Oubaas. Bold Count
Huntington. Skins DAUGHTER, Fly
savemenow, Hilltop Gem
Debs, Court Hy, Euri-
Set EN- Up, Raccoon, Hylo Son
Al. warsaw, Pages Boy.
i-Crum Dubh, Blenheim Time, Stor
Street.
-Roush Briars. Nagoya. Islander.
Best Bet-Rough Briars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Little Hoyos Win
On Extra Point

Fullback John RaubitSchek
went over from the 5-yard line
for a touchdown in the fourth
quarter and added the extra
point to lead Georgetown Prep
to a 7-6 football victory over
Bulls High School yesterday at
Prep. .. So,
The Little Hoyas marched go
yards in nine plays to move
ahead after Tackle Larry Culp
fell on a tumble in the end zone
for Bulls only score.
BULLS ..-------...G o Of
GEO. PREP 0 0 O II
Prep scoring: Rabbit
schek g.. rum. Conversion-Raubit-
schek trun)
Bulls scoring: Touchdown Culp
fell on tumble in end Zone).
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Dodgers Send Churn
Back to SeuttIe-Furm

LOS ANGELES, Oct, II
(AP). = Chuck Churn, who
came up to the Dodgers late
in the season from Spokane, is
being returned to that Dodger
farm club. However, he will
train with Los Angeles next
spring at Vero Beach. Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Friends Capture
First Victory

Friends scored IA points in
the second quarter en- route to
a 27-0 victory over Longfellow's
football team yesterday at
Friends. CD 2. H..
Captain Allin Pierce scored
two touchdowns on runs of 20
and 40 yards and picked up 168
yards on the ground to lead
the Quakers to their first win
in four games.
LoNGFELLow - o O o. {
FRIENDS -------- IA 0-21
Friends scoring: Touchdowns-
Pierce. > go, run; A., rum; Cramptor
| Il, rum, Gibson a, rum. Conver
sions-Pierce (run), Gibson (run)
Champion. (run).
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Pirates Sell Simpson
Back to White Sox

PITTSBURGH, Oct. II (AP)
The Pirates yesterday sold
Outfielder Harry (Suitcase)
simpson back to the White
Sox for an undiSclosed sum
Simpson came to the Pirates
from Chicago last August in a
waiver-trade for First Base
man Ted Kluszewski,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17
Long Drives Click
For Osbourn High

Osbourn High School moved
30 yards after the kickoff for a
touchdown, and then marched
~ yards in the second quarter
Tor another touchdown to high
light its 26-O football victory
over James Madison last night
at Osbourn.
Quarterback Bob Melton
scored both second quarter
touchdowns as Osbourn won its
fifth straight after an opening
loss to Lee.
LANES LANES MADISON Q o o o. {
oSBoURN -------- Z 10 8 90
Osbourn scoring: Touchdowns-Mel.
ton; e, run: IS, runl Shoemaker II
rum Cox (54, rum. Conversions-Mel.
ton, 2.
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O'ConneII Routs
Wurrenton Hioh

O'Connell High Schools foot
ball team, scoring in each
period, trounced Warrenton,
1877, last night at Warrenton
E. j. Longauer ran 81 yards
for a touchdown on the first
play of the game. Mike Nc
Garry scored twice on passes
from Johnny Depenbrock to
pace O'Connell.
o CONNELL I3 8 Z 7-33
WARRENTON 1900 q q O. z
O'Connell scoring: Touchdowns -
McGarry. . Is, run: Is, rum. Long
auer 1872. rum Dryer q, rum. Nc
Clellan go, run with blocked kick
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2. Dwyer.
Warrenton scoring: Touchdown -
Hehin q, rum. Conversion-Barron
(runD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-17

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Chapman Leads
Mckinley Tech

Halfback Donald Chapman
scored two touchdowns and
totaled 101 yards on the ground
to lead Mckinley Tech High
Schools football team to a 81
Is victory over Chamberlain
yesterday at Tech.
Chapman picked up IS yards
on eight carries in the first
half.
Quarterback Danny Williams
scored the Volts only touch
down late in the fourth quarter
on a 1-yard pass from Tailback
John Simpson.
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Chamberlain scoring: Touchdown
Williams q. pass from Simpson,.
Tech scoring: Touchdowns-Chap-
man, 2 %, run: 4, rum: Hayes 60,
RAM Skinker %, rum: Corley e., rum .
Conversions-Clark, 2.