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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

The question Of whether
Suitland High School will bt
the team to challenge Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase in foot.
ball in the Maryland Bit County
League was left unanswered
last night. for the time being
at least. as the Rams battled
Bladensburg to a scoreless tie
at Northwestern High School
Stadium.
Bladensburg fumbled five
times and Suitland recovered
three. Suitland also fumbled
1--WE times. with the Mustangs
picking up one Of them.
Suitland picked up 155 yard,
net offense and Bladensbure
rolled up los. Bladensburf
drove so yards to the Suitlant
10 in the first series of down,
but Linebacker Jim Sheldor
pulled Charlie Miller down or
the Is on fourth down to stoI
the deepest penetration.
A cleat mark came between
Bladensburg and victory mid.
way in the last quarter. Ottit
.vipperman lobbed a 7-yarc
pass to Buddy Kurtz who rar
so yards for an apparent score
but he was ruled out of bounds
on the 22-yard line. A fumbl,
on the next play killed thu
drive.
Suitland came to life In tn
last four minutes as Billy Cato
picked up 43 yards Of a So
yard drive that carried to tn,
Mustang "a. An incomplete
pass on fourth down, with Ia
remaining. ended the advance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
ny DICK STAY
star stan Writer

Doug Brown will not make
Annandale football fans forget
Joe Davies, but the lS5-pound
senior seems capable Of doing
everything else before he's
through playing fullback for
the Atoms.
Last night, before about 5000
spectators In chilly. dusty Falls
Church High School Stadium,
Brown got of touchdown runs
OF SIS and 81 yards. He gained
q whopping 208 yards in only
nine carries besides kicking a
field goal from the 13-yard line
and four extra points. He also
punted and kicked OF as An
Mandate won It's second straight
shutout, $40, over Falls
Church.
Davies. now a reserve full
back as q sophomore at North
Carolina, was q bullish runner,
Coach Ed Henry reminds,
Brown runs straight up and
sometimes overtakes his block
ers. But he has power, too. In
his second touchdown run. on
the first scrimmage play after
halftime. Brown hit through
the middle and cut left to the
sideline. One tackler slid Of
him and another bounced OF
as he scampered on his ga
yarder
Halfback Sonny Utz, sidelined
with a bone chip in his right
ankle, suffered last week dur
ing a 21-0 victory at George
Washington, was hardly missed.
Dana Wellman and Bruce
Baird filled in nicely and Soph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Mrs. Kreuzburq
Gets Fifth Golf
Title at Columbia

Mrs. Richard Kreuzbure
won her fourth straight wom-
ems club championship at Co.
lumbia Country Club and NTH
In the last six years with q
4-and-3 victory over Mrs. E. j,
Mather yesterday. Mrs. Kreuz-
burg is a former club champion
at Indian Spring and Kenwood.
Mrs. Kreuzburg also was
medalist.
Other flight winners:
consolation-Mrs. John Kerkam de-
feeted Mrs. James Hagefty. 2 ana L,
lst-Mrs. Roland Haynes defeated
Mrs. A.. Hutton, up, 90 holes.
Consolation---Mrs. A. c. 0afvin de-
feated Mrs. William Werber. = and /.
2d-Mrs. John Darby defeated Mrs..
Karl Keilerman. . End i.
onsoiation-Mrs r. T, HaFreii de.
fested Mrs. Cochran Fischer. / up.
3d-Mrs. Branch Elan defested
copsoiati on1Mrs. Arnold Andersen
defeated Mrs, Rieky willis. / up.
4th-Mrs. Francis Kimball defeated
Mrs. J. Lamond. 4 and 3.
Consolation-Mrs. Paul Tully de-
feated Mrs. ,. Sehaefer. . and /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Curdozo Clicks
On Long Passes

John Lindsay threw touch
down passes of IS and rs yards
to lead Cardozo High School to
a 1856 victory over Parker
Gray last night at Parker-Gray
Donald Harris was on the re-
ceiving end Of the first pass and
Robert johnson on the other.
Herbert Holmes scored on a 40
yard run and Charles Turner
went As yards with q pass in
Perception for the Clerks other
scores. Howard Douglas scored
Parker Gray's only touchdown
when he ran 90 yards with q
recovered tumble.
e ezHRRP1R9 9 g I 5-sss
Cardozo scoring: Touehdovns -
Harris (35. pass. Johnson (21, pass,
Holmes 40. runl, Turner (i6, runD.
Conversions-TaskeF, 4.
Parker-Gray SCORING: Touchdown
Douslas 100. rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Quuntico Post
Ties SurruttsviIIe

Senior Tailback Buddy Cosby
plunged 4 yards in the f1nal
quarter to give Quantico Post
a 6-6 football tie with Sur
rattsville last night at Guam
tico. The play capped q So
yard drive midway in the quar-
ter.
Surrattsville scored in the
first quarter on a 20-yard pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Luckey Swumped
ByLuureI Power

Fullback Ed Harrison and
Halfback william Scott each
scored two touchdowns as
Laurel opened its football sea-
son with a $50 victory over
Lackey yesterday on the latter's
field.
Harrison, a senior, gained over
100 yards, while Scott, a sopho-
more. went for touchdowns in
the first and third periods or
runs of 40 and 6 yards.
hAUREL - IL o T-2t
LACKEY % o o.
Laurel scoring: Touchdowns-Harl.
son. "a, run; Is, rum: Scott 2 40
run; 9, rum. Converstons-Boste
htek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Dunbar Opens Up
With Easy Victory

Dunbar High School opened
its football season with an easy
$50 victory over Chamberlain
yesterday at Dunbar.
Bernard Harris scored early
in the first quarter on a reverse
from IL yards out. Minutes later
Oliver Wanamaker went over on
a 45-yard run of tackle. The
other touchdowns came in the
second and fourth quarters.
CHAMBERLAIN O % o. O
DUNBAR "a Z o 7-2s
Dunbar seorins-Touchdown Harris
O2. rum: Wanamaker as, rum |:
Grove %, rum; Carter %, runl. Con-
versions-Wheeler, 4 (run).
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6 w

Continued From Page A-l6
put them back to the "a, from
where a screen pass from
Hanley to Halfback Jim Post
was the payoff.
Just before halftime an APP
parent Detroit touchdown on
a 90-yard run by second-string
Quarterback Bob Lusky was
called back for clipping. How
ever, Detroit got two more
touchdowns in the third
period before sending in the
third-stringers to play out the
game.
A 73-yard thrust was cli-
NAKED by a 43-yard pass Post
caught behind the CIV de-
lenses, and later Lusky got in
q 21-yard scoring pass to End
John Peretto.
The Colonials stirred I'D a
mild threat or two in the
second period, but the Titans
turned these back without
much trouble.
A pass interrogation stopped
CIV on the Detroit 81; the
ColonialS ran out of steam
after a Hino to Bill Smythe
pass went 80 yeards to the 20,
and finally another pass in
Perception inside the 10 stopped
"a threat that started when
Smythe intercepted q pass and
returned to the Detroit 81.
All that was in the. second
period, and in the entire second
half George Washington got
/ yard across midfield once.
S e:STss "''Ain'''n IS 3 ,s Sss
Det-Dayis. 10 run (Pascussi kick ~
0W-Haly. II run (kick failed
Det--Hanley . run (Maher rum
Det-Post, rs pass from Hanley tDav-
Is pass from HaRleyl
Det-Post, 40 pass from Hanley (Pas-
euzzi kick
Dst-Peretoo, 81 pass from Lusky
davis rum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Fuirfux Holds
HondIey ScoreIess

Fairfax High School, held
scoreless by Handley of Win
chester. Va. for the first half,
scored a touchdown in each Of
the last two periods for a l4-O
victory last night at Fairfax.
The Rebels scored their first
touchdown on a 28-yard pass
play from Halfback Duane
Conques to End Tom Appler
in the third quarter. Jack
Mulligan scored on a l5-yard
run around left end in the
fourth period. Conques con-
verted after each touchdown.
Handley threatened twice,
both in the first quarter, get
ting to the Rebels 10 and g.
yard lines. Each time it lost the
ball on downs.
HANDLEY o O O. q
FAIRFAX o o I'll
Fairtax scoring: Touchdowns-Ap.
pier (2s, passl. Muiligan us, runl.
C0nvaPaf0ns-Cann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Westerns Romp
Sporked by Chen

David Chen scored two touch
downs, one on a 56-yard run in
the third period, and kicked 4
extra points to lead Westerns
football team to an easy 1876
win over Woodward Prep yes
terday at Western.
WOODWARD PREP o. a
WESTERN ------ IL z II 1916
Woodward Prep scoring: Touchdown
-Piekford (35, rum.
western: Touehdowns-Chen, 2 (56,
rold q. rum; Theadgill 70, rum ;
Sona, g, rum; wong III. rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

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Papa Tony, Reward Girl, warsaw
6-Flying Bid. Air Warrior. Tisei
sweet Stroller. orecisn Galley
Good Bit.
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Best Bet-Bonally Boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
ANswER

Question on Page Ais
4. Pitchout. The BAH is dry
but it's hard TO turn the corr
ner. Call this one and you may
end UP q drum major.
3. Safe play through line. No.
Why not live dangerously?
2. Hook and go pass. The
receiver has the edge on, the
defense, but this maneuver Is
too involved for bad footing.
!. In-and-out pass. Best call.
You can throw on a tricky
field. The receiver knows where
he's going; the defense doesn't.
Distributed By The Register
and Tribune eyndieate) ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
BY CARL SELL
Star stan Writer

Halfback Jim Holloran. who
suffered a broken arm last year
is In top shape this season, and
as q result. Gonzaga High
Schools football team will be
hard to handle.
Gonzaga played near-perfect
football yesterday in defeating
Wilson. 27-0. before 5000 fans
at Wilson. The Eagles displayed
q strong backfeld. led by Hol-
loran, and a strong line that
kept Wilson back on its heels
throughout the game.
Holloran scored the first
Gonzaga touchdown in the
opening period on a 55-yard
punt return, and set up two
more scores on pass intercept
tons. Halfback Brendan O'Neil
scored after both interruptions,
on q short plunge and q 12-yard
pass from Quarterback Hank
Lilly.
Fullback Henry Partridge
scored the other touchdown on
a 4-yard smash of tackle in
the second period. The touch
down was set up by Tackle
Bernie Dempsey's tumble re-
covery on the Wilson "a.
wilson l- - 3 . 9 "a
O'Neil 2 q, run; 10. pass from Lily; ;
Holloran lSk. nunt refnrnl: parfridr e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Beaten BeIvoir on Spot
Again Against Boiling

ally wrapping UP Mitchel's Sec
ond victory Of the season.
E6Ef stL 4cR g 3 : s-iss
Mitchel--Hamilton, Z, pass from
Jones lkick failed.
Mitehel-Field goal by Radik. II.
Mitchel--Brown, 80. pass-run from
Jones tRadik kiek).
Bslyoir-Klinser, /. plunge trun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
HolIoron Strengthens
Gonzogo's Chances

Spingarn IS and S. Rod Grange
passed to Harold Brown for
both scores. The middle touch
down came when Penny Cole
man blocked q punt and re-
covered in the end zone.
sPIN0ARN --------0 0 O l4-i4
DOUGLASS ------7 Ola OIL
spingarn scoring: Touehdowns -
wS.sisr az Ss runs nss' c iSS Ayery
LAWSON 2 tkick: pass from Avery.
Douglass scoring: Touehdowns -
Brown (13. pass from 0ranse; 10.
pass from orange): Coleman recov-
cred blocked kick. Conversions -
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ScoreIess Tie Hides
Strength Of Suit|ond

from Quarterback Mike O'Con-
nor to End Jess McLain.
sURRATTsvILLE 9 o o Of
oUANTfcO POST o D o Cd
Surrattsville scoring-MeLain go.
pass from O'ConnofD.
ouantico Post scoring-Cosby a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Carlo Continues
HEROES for GIN

George Mason High School,
which ran up 54 points in Its
football opener last week
against Garfield, trampled
Cedar-Lee. $50. yesterday at
Cedar-Lee.
John Carlo, sophomore tall
back who scored three times
last week. went over four times
yesterday. passed for another
touchdown and converted twice.
B. D. Schneider scored twice,
both times on q 40-yard run.
The Mustangs total yardage
was 487 yards.
GEORGE MASON Ia 90 8 1873
lCEDAR-LEE - o 0 . o.
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FumbIes Help
O'ConneII Eleven

O'Connell High Schools foot
bali team found its scoring
punch In the second half TO
defeat the Washington.Lee 81
team. 3l-6, last night at WASH
ington-Lee.
Fumbles were responsible for
three touchdowns. two by
O'Connell. Blackie Lynch re-
covered q WI tumble in the
end zone for a score in the third
quarter and Mike Koerner did
the same in the final period
Washington-Lee's only touch
down was made by Dave Cutler
who ran IS yards with a re-
covered tumble.
WI 49, o 8 o %
Oconnell scorins: Touchdown
S@s: in end rs 'n' ocC TssSy'r:f
rum: NeoaIry e, Iunl. Koerner ere.
covered tumble In end sone. convsr-
WI seoTihS: Cutler
49, AN''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

George Mason scoring: Touchdowns
20. rum. Schneider, 2 $40. run: 40,
rum. Garland ga. pass from carlol
Irunl; Garland. 2 trun. pass; Payne
(runi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

QonEaga scoring: Touehdowns-
O'Nen 2 e.. run; IL. pass from Lily
Holloran t55, punt return: Partridgt
a, rum. onverisons-Hill, 8,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; fol
3-year-olds: maiden: claiming: 81
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1902 WEAVER ST.

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Out Piney Branch I'd. to Univcr ity
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG sgle. businessman seeks
mature man (student, executive
or military. to share house; pvt.
rm., use all facilities. Ideal
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Star.
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Brick Colonial; powder room. new
kitchen, 3 bedrooms: nicely dec
GRATED: easy financing: prompt
possession. Call Mrs. Gowling, EN-
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SELL. TRADE. RENT-Furn, or UNI
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scaped: near shopping and schools
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WILMOR

A new prestige community in thu
fashionable Spring Valley area
There are Severa models avail
able. including Split-levclS anC
Colonials. Built around n Guide
sac, the location affords privacy
and penormanir view Of thu
Potomac Valley. Tho beautifully
detailed construction NJ thcst
homes warrants your inspection
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BERKELEY IN FOXHALL - First
presentations; 7-year -old, center
hall Colonial, In this exclusive
residential area: 10 min. from the
White House; liv. rm.. din. rm.,
mod. kit. bedrm., bath. plus den
and Law on LIST fir; 3 bedrms. "
baths on End FIR: hall stairway TO
:ird FIR: finished rec rm in bsmt.;
fully conditioned; beautifully
landscaped deep lot Priced In the
s rs GS = mr. pR Ehodfs oil nc e-"4 81
7-l4ll.
CATHEDRAL HTS.-S-rm.. 2-bath
SUSIE n q @A n 9sSH ~ "a ssa5
ewes, WO. 8-442l or EN- 2-6i36
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HUMES. I'M. %. ~.
ASHTON AREA-Country homes,
building sites and farms ASHTON
REALTY CO. EV. 4-l743.
ASSUME ROCK CREEK PARK
AREA-LarRe 4iaet loan. Near
swimming pool schools and
churches: bedrms.. = baths.
patio farm-fenced yard are yours
to enjoy. 800 down Price
Sl9.950. JAMES c. CONLEY g.
CO. OIL. 4-RS33.
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ASHBURTON. BETHESDA
, spacious prize winning dwelling:
rich in contemporary design ano
planning. Outstanding in every
detail ,, 4. and 5-bedrm. models
priced from S25. 500 Furnished
models open daily q am. til dark
Trades accepted Dir: Out Old
G afS5SftoRn entrance nj m NortS IL BE-
thtsda Park, left blk. to Gill.
6ll5 Lone Osf dr., PRYME
uONfEC EM SoISq
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BETHEsDA-Under S?5, 900. 3-bed-
v"ioped neishborhood' Large pan
eled rec. room, walk-out laundry
room dining L. mod. kit. dish
washer. disposal. stairs tn attic
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. "-9070