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Evening star., 1959-11-15
Howard County Beats
GIeneIq, l4-7, on Pass

Howard County High School
drove 80 yards to score midway
in the last quarter for a 14-7
victory over Glenelg yesterday
at Ellicott City.
Dennis Ayers passed to Pat
Freeman for the final 9 yards OF
the march. giving Howard its
second straight victory after
five defeats.
GLENELG o 7 o. :
HOWARD COUNTY o Z o Ill
Glenelg scoring: Touchdown-Etchi-
son t4S, run with fumble). Conversion
Jones.
| Howard scoring: Touchdown-Har
rison (76, rum; Freeman @, pass
from Ayers. onversions-Cl lark
! (rushl. Harrison (rushl.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
DrexeI WoIIoped
By Green Terrors

WESTMINSTER, Md, Nov
IA (AP) Western Maryland's
football team beat Drexel, 1855
today as Halfback AL Stewart
and Fullback Fred Dilkes scored
two touchdowns each.
Mired down on muddy Hoffa
Field in the first period, West
ern Maryland yielded the first
score of the game to the visit
ors on the initial play of the
second quarter. Then they
went to work.
DREXEL o. {
WESTERN Md o IA 6 6-2e
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Osbourn Runners
Blank Garfield

Quarterback Bob Melton and
Fullback Ken Cox each scored
two touchdowns on long runs
yesterday as Osbourn High
School defeated Garfield, $40
at Garfield.
Melton scored on runs of 80
and % yards while Cox tailed
on gallops of 26 and 43 yards.
However, Halfback Ray German
had the longest run of the day.
a 62-yard scoring sprint in the
third quarter.
The victory was Osbourn's
sixth straight over Garfield
in the Journal Messenger Cup
game. The Yellow Jackets fin
ished with 7-2-1 record while
Garfield was 2-8.
osBouRN N----O 21 13 90
GARFIELD --------0 0 0 o.
Osbourn scoring: Touchdowns-Mel-
ton (32, run: %, rum; Cox 9 (26,
run: 43, rum: German (62, rum. Con
versions-Cox (runs); Melton 2
(runs).
Evening star., 1959-11-15
LOSERS COACH COLLAPsEs
!. CIV Passes Hand Groveton
Z Fourth One-Point Setback

Quarterback Joe Bernier and
Halfback Bobby Cooper hooked
UP on a pair of 17-yard touch
down passes and Fred Marsh
kicked the vital extra point to
bring George Washington High
School from behind a two
touchdown deficit to a 1912
victory yesterday at Groveton,
- Bob Tabor, who plans to re-
sign Monday as Groveton head
coach. was carried into the
dressing room on a stretcher
after seeing his team lose its
fourth game by one point and
finish with a 3-6-1 record. He
suffered only a dizzy spell and
recovered quickly.
CIV scored the winning
touchdown with just As Sec
q onds remaining, after moving
q SO yards in nine plays. Marsh's
extra point kick followed the
Evening star., 1959-11-15

first CIV touchdown, which
came on a 56-yard drive in II
plays.
Groveton took a 1910 lead
on touchdown runs by julio
Betancourt covering 13 yards
around left end and Is oil
right tackle in the middle
quarters. The first extra-point
kick was wide and the second
low and blocked. Mert Hoover's
pass-interception set up the
second score.
Betancourt finished the sea-
son with 80 points scored and
a total of 179 for his four-year
career as a Groveton halfback,
GEO, WASHINGTON Q 9 7 e-1s
CIV scoring: Cooper
az. pass from Bernier; II, pass
from Bernier). Conversion-.Mars
Groveton scoring: Touchdown
Betancourt 2 Q3, run: Is, run).
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Six Players Score
/. in Loudoun Victory

Six different players scored
touchdowns yesterday as Lou
doun County High School de-
feated Cedar Lee, 400, in a
Group II game at Loudoun
County. Loudoun County ended
its season with a All record
while Cedar Lee lost all nine
of its games.
CEDAR LEE O q n a. {
LoUDoUN COUNTY s 81 13 %
Loudoun County scoring: Touch.
downs--Hope 80, rum: Peyton GO
rum; Williams (25. rum: Schondei
q. rum; Black (6, rum: Lowenbacl
t25, pass from Schonder). Conver.
sions-Hope, 3: Barrett pass from
Evening star., 1959-11-15
SchoIz Keeps Title

BERLIN, Nov. IA (AP).-
European middleweight boxing
champion Bubi Scholz of West
Berlin defended his title to-
night by knocking out Co.
logne's Peter Mueller in the
first round. Scholz weighed
1914 pounds, Mueller 1854.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
George Mason Rolls
Over Marshall, $50

Tailback John Carlo passed
to End Don Machorowicz for
two touchdowns and Fullback
B. D. Schneider ran for two
more as George Mason High
School ended its season yes
terday with $50 victory over
Marshall in a Group II game
at George Mason. The Mus
tangs finished with a IA
record.
GEORGE MASON - z 20 o 6-33
MARSHALL ------- 0 0 0 90
George Mason scoring: Touchdowns
Schneider . (45. run; s, rum; Ma
chorowicz . (25, pass from Carlo: %.
pass from Carlo) Henderson I'll, run).
Conversions-Garland 8.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
FUMBLES HURT WILSON
Eastern Wins, 1913,
Keeps Interhigh Title

IS yards before Guard Pete
LaChat hauled him down on
the Wilson 6. On fourth down,
Halfback Sam Graves squirmed
the final inches over right
tackle for the winning touch
down.
Wilson Misses Opportunity
That was only the second
play Of the fourth quarter, but
Wilson was exhausted from
struggling against the RAM
blers' superior size and num-
bers. Earlier in the half, the
Tigers got the bali on Eastern's
7 when LaChat recovered a
punt which the officials ruled
touched an Eastern player
Eastern held and took over on
its IA.
But when Wilson was fresh
it had the Raimblers reeling
The underdogs scored on the
third play of the second quarter
after CHASER punted out OF
bounds on the Eastern and
carried the return punt back to
the IA. CHASER ran three of the
next five plays and punched
over from the 2, behind La
Chats blocking.
Earlier, Graves recovered a
fumbled punt return on the
Wilson 8, but on the next play
Chaser knocked Baylor loose
from the ball and Steve Brill
recovered to keep the score 90
for a time.
WILSON o 7 O-1:
EASTERN o z 9 els
Wilson scoring: Touchdowns-olase
2 t2, plunge; 46, pass-run from Sher'
wood) Conversion-McWilliam
Eastern scoring; Touchdowns-Jonel
20 (pass-run from Brown; Baylor U
plungel; Graves Il, plunge). Conver.
sion-Graves (rushD.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Depenbrock Star
InO'ConneIIW Win

ROANOKE, Va, Nov. IA
(SpeciaD Quarterback John
Depenbrock completed nine OF
IA passes for 270 yards and set
up four of the five touchdowns
as O'Connell High School from
Arlington won its fifth straight
game. 36-6, over Roanoke
Catholic here today.
All of O'Connell's touchdowns
came on the ground and the
only one Depenbrock didn't set
up was Bill Duryea's 90-yard
punt return in the first quar-
ter. The visitors won their
seventh game in nine with one
left to play.
OCONNELL - 12 6 0-31
ROANOKE CATH. o 6 o O.
oconnell scoring: Touchdowns-
Dwyer (5. rum; Duryea go, punt re-
turn): Longauer e, plunge; l,
plunge): O'Connor (2, plunge). Con-
version-Longauer
Roanoke scoring: Touchdown-Crad-
dock a. rum.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Blair Shuts Out High Point,
$50, With O'ReiI|y as Stor

quarter. Halfback Frank Shaef-
fer scored it from the 10.
O'Reilly. recently promoted
to the first team, ran 81 yards
in the third period for Blair's
final touchdown.
BLAIR g 12 z O-25
HIGH POINT - O 0 0 o.
Blair scoring: Touchdowns-Gambl
g, rum; MossbuTs q: rum: shafier
40. rum: O'Reilly (62, rum. Con-
version-Reynolds.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Episcopal
In TT Tie

FORT DEFIANCE, Va. Nov
IA (AP)-Bill Cash's 2-yaro
plunge midway in the f1nal
period gave Augusta Military
Academy a TT football tie with
unbeaten Episcopal of Alexan-
dria here today.
The tie was the second
against six victories for Epis-
copal, which scored in the third
period on Bunny Bryant's g.
yard plunge. Augusta has a
3-1-3 record.
EPISCOPAL ------ 0 o 7 o.
AUGUSTA --------- 0 0 o -
Episcopal scoring: touchdown
Bryant g, plunge)! conversion-Dover
Augusta scoring: Touchdown-Casl
q, plunge); conversion-Allison.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
BY DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

1eeA 9se1 WAAtsA
Eastern. capitalizing on Will
son fumbles for its first two
touchdowns, moved II yards in
five plays early in the fourth
quarter yesterday to break n
tie for the second time and held
on for a 1913 victory and the
Interhigh League football
championship.
A crowd of about $500 vir-
tually filled Cardozo Stadium
for a rematch of last years
title game. won by Eastern. 20
IA, in similar fashion.
AS it did last year, underdog
Wilson took a TO lead, but un-
like 1858 1t was the last time
the Tigers were in front. East
ern. which saw an early touch
down pass called back because
of a personal foul penalty, tied
the score a couple minutes be-
fore halftime on a 29-yard pass
play from Quarterback Roscoe
Brown to End Jimmy Jones,
who was by himself on the s.
yard line.
Scott Receivers tumble
A tumble recovery by Paul
Scott on the Wilson "a set up
that touchdown and another by
Richard Jameson on the Wilson
20-yard line preceded the RAM
blers' second score. Center Rich
ard Dean and Richard jackson
had Jared the ball loose from
Wilson's Steve Glaser on the
second half kickoff.
Left Halfback Paul Scott ran
to the IA and Fullback Bill Bay
lor twice hit through left tackle
for the remaining yards, giv-
ing Eastern its first lead at
1877.
Just before the end of the
third period, after being pen
allied back to its A, Wilson
scored in two pass plays by
Halfback Jay Sherwood. On
the second, a fiat pass found
CHASER free at about the East
ern 40. Chaser turned back to
the middle, shook off two tack
lers and picked up at least four
blocks as he raced into the end
zone. Sam McWilliams' extra
point placement was low.
After the kickoff, Baylor
broke free on a draw play for
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Gonzaga Rally
Nips DeMdtha;
Hill Spark|es

Halfback Daryl Hill scored
two touchdowns on runs of so
and 80 yards and kicked an
extra point in the second half
last night to enable Gonzaga
High School to take a come
FROM behind, 1912 victory over
DeMatha before 5000 fans at
Northwestern.
The victory gave Gonzaga a
IL record in the Catholic
League. The Eagles play st.
Johns November % at Griffith
Stadium, and a victory over the
Johnnies would create a three
way tie for first place between
st. johns, Gonzaga and Car
roll. DeMatha finished its sea-
son with a 0-3 record in the
league and 6-3-1 overall.
DeMatha took a 1910 half
time lead last night, scoring
touchdowns in the first two
quarters. The Stays first touch
down was scored by Halfback
Dave Kane to cap a 73-yard
drive.
Gonzaga tried a screen pass
on fourth down on its own 20
in the second period and failed
to gain. That set up the Stags'
second touchdown on a 5.yard
pass from Quarterback Hugh
Warrington to Fullback Bobo
Robinson.
Hill got Gonzaga rolling early
in the third period. The Eagles
drove 80 yards in five plays,
with Hill getting the last so at
one crack. Hill then booted the
extra point to make it 1877.
GonZaga turned a DeMatha
punt into the winning touch
down in the final quarter. The
Stays were forced to punt from
their own goal. Three plays
later, Hill raced 81 yards for
the decider.
GONZAGA -------- Q Q z 6-1s
DeMATHA --------- g 8 o 0-1s
Gonzaga scoring: Touchdowns-Hil
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Greenbrier Scores

LEWISBURG. w. Va, Nov.
IA (SpeciaD .-Greenbrier Mill
tary School scored in every
quarter today to climax an un-
defeated season with a 30-6
victory over the Marshall Col
lege freshmen eleven.
Evening star., 1959-11-15
Buinbridge Prep
Beuts Columbian

BAINBRIDGE, Md, Nov. IA
(SpeciaD III alfback Tom
Turner scored two touchdowns
in the second period to lead
cambridge Prep School to a
l4-8 victory over Columbian
Prep of Washington, D. c., here
today.
Columbian Prep scored in the
final quarter on a 30-yard pass
play from Quarterback Dave
Wormuth to End John burden.
BAfNBRiDGE - - Q Il Q o-12
Bainbridse-Turner Is, run CBackus,
rum.
Bsinoridge-Tdrner s. run (pas,
failed).
Columbian-Durden 30, pass from
Wormuth Berger. run).
Evening star., 1959-11-15
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Evening star., 1959-11-15
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Evening star., 1959-11-15
WILSON
EASTERN

Wilson scoring: Touchdowns-Glaser
2 e., plunge; AS, pass-run from Sher-
wood. Conversion+McWilliams.
30 (pass-run from Brown; Baylor q,
plungel; Graves Il, plunge). Conver-
sion-Graves (rush).
Evening star., 1959-11-15

OWENS 33-ft.. twin-screw, raised
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Evening star., 1959-11-15
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Evening star., 1959-11-15

Gonzaga scoring: Touchdowns-Hill
2 I50, run: 80, rum. Conversion-Hill
Kane (5. UNI; Robinson IS. pass from
Yarrington).
Evening star., 1959-11-15

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ings on the wall Of his Tahitian
house,
Vaughan denied that 1t was
Gauguin. but what else can you
think when SO many Of the
facts are identical? But II 1t
was astonishing to Vaughan
that a fairly successful stock.
broker should turn his back on
his family to paint, 1t must be
adjudged equally astonishing
that the real Gauguin. with his
background. could have become
q stockbroker in the first place.
The real Gauguin, incidentally.
wrote to his family. sent them
money when he had 1t, which
wasn't often, exhibited his
paintings with the impress
sionists), knew and at one time
took care Of Van Gogh c"Lust
for Life" pictures this) and was
an intensely brilliant man. ALI
this-especially this latter--is
missing from the book, and,
consequently. the movie and the
TV production.
What's left. as Mr.. Thomas
said, is the story of a bounder
with a genius for painting.
\ 4
For the Future: Some day,
maybe. someone will write q
story Of Gauguin for Olivier or,
better still, Anthony Quinn,
who was so fine in Lust for
Life"
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (N-Richard Dia-
mond. 1.-THE Runaway" Dia-
mond is shot at when he
stops overnight in San Fran
cisco. David Jansen stars.
$500, WRC (4)-Love and Mar
rage. "Sophie's Engage
ment." William Deparest,
Kay Armen.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Me die.
Laughter Is a Boy" A g.
year-old boy with a cleft
palate struggles to speak
correctly despite his play
mates taunts.
l1:15, WTOP (9) The Late
Show. Marie Antoinette. I"
A lavish spectacle revolves
about the French Revolu-
ton. Norma Shearer, Ty-
rome Power 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02

porting performances; the
flawless direction of Robert
Mulligan and a first-rate TV
script by Washington's s. Lee
Pogostin.
He gave us, think, the only
possible approach to what
must certainly be the most
exasperating novel Somerset
Vaughan ever made a fortune
from.
What Pogostin did, in brief,
was to approach Maugham's
driven artist, Charles Strick-
land, from a clinical, almost
pSychiatric posture. He did
everything, in fact, except label
the case and write a prescrip-
ton, the temptation for which
must have been severe.
This is at least a more ra-
tional view of the story than
Hollywood afforded us in a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02

wishy-washy version starring
George Sanders, the actor
every producer Immediately
thinks of when the part is that
Of a high-class cad.
The exasperating element in
the Vaughan story is the
shoddy parallel with the career
of the fabulous Paul Gauguin,
copies of whose paintings were
effectively employed through
out the production. (Watching
it in color must have added a
definite plus; I saw it in black
and white and could only i'm
agine the beauty of the scene
when he completed the paint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-02

O0A OWh 1 1ACJ GLCNACW
well be the best and most i'm
pressive television program Of
all time" Harold Stern wrote.
when someone writes that
can't help wondering If he saw
Might to Remember" Marty"
Patterns" Little Moon Of Al
ban," Requiem for a Heavy
weight" etc.
The APPS Bob Thomas, in
Saturdays Star, paid tribute
to Olivier, who "again proved
he is not only the best English
speaking actor, but a fascinat-
ing one, as WE'LL" but that not
even he could transform the
show into a major triumph.
1.-THE story" he concluded,
was more of a chronicle of a
cad than a novel,"
My reaction, too, is more
negative than positive. On the
plus side, there was the finely
shaded Characterization by
Olivier and some dandy sup
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who attend rehearsals match screenings and analyze
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as a guide to area uiewers
Father Knows Best-"Bud Branches Out" Nice episode
Bud is anxious to make the freshman football team, and
since he hasn't got muscles to show he decides to make
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Danny Thomas-Pat Harrington jr joins the series
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Pats Italian accent gets the laughs and Danny is
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Ann acknowledgements hero Sal Mneo mothered by
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Amiable show. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9.
Adventures in Paradise-ady South Chicago" fast
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Steve Alen-Theres funny bit Rock Hudson conducts
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Meadows in family skit with Pat Harrington, r.; Louis
Nye and the gang, and Allen joins wife Jayne in duet
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June AIIysOn-Love Is Headache" AKIN Tamirofs acting
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Story has Akin offering advice to pretty girl who loves
young singer in the neighborhood 1890 pm, WToP-e
Man With Camera-"The Man Below" The plot has
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dead. 1890 pm, WMAL-7.
Jack Paar ShOwEarl Wrghtson the with the beautiful
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ON THE AIR
Schizoid 'Sixpence'
Splits the Critics
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

It's nothing to find the reviewers split sharply
the merits OF TV drama and last weeks The Moon and Six
pence starring Sir Laurence Olivier exception One thing
sure it's the seasons most talked about single show in
the non-rigged category.
Our TV PreyieW reporter was ecstatc ut may
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