Evening star., 1959-10-16
Jolnnies Get
Stiffest Test
In Episcopal
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

oC. JOINTS hlgn cCLOol Z
rugged defense, which has
allowed only four touchdowns
In five games this season, faces
It's stiffest test against unbeater
Episcopal at 2:30 pm. tomor-
row at Episcopal.
Two other top games involv-
ing prep schools also will be
played tomorrow. Unbeaten
Carroll takes on DeMatha in
q Catholic League game at 2
pm. at Carroll while Landor
and st. Stephens. both unde-
feated. play at st. Stephens
also at 2.
The Johnnies, the areas top
ranked schoolboy football team,
won five Successive games this
season and nine in a row over
a two-year span. Episcopal,
which tied powerful Gonzaga,
1918, in its season opener, has
won two games in a row by
convincing margins.
Chapman on Sideline
But the Maroon will be with
out its top runner, Max Chap
man, who suffered a broken
collarbone in last weeks 20-7
victory over st. Christopher's
Of Richmond. Chapman, a
sophomore, had been the work.
horse in the Episcopal back
field. He had scored 40 points
in the Maroon's first three
games, including a four-touch-
down outburst against Mer-
cersburg Academy.
Jim Winfield. a 5-foot-8, 160-
pound senior from Fairfax, will
replace Chapman at fullback
Ned Martin, a 150-pound ju-
nior who has been outstanding
at quarterback, and Halfbacks
Bunny Bryant and Phil Swift
will complete Episcopal's start
ing backfleld.
Quarterback Mike South
comb. a cool performer who
has engineered the st. Johns
streak, last week found End
Don Smith an excellent re-
ceiver for his accurate passes,
Smith grabbed two of South
combs aerials for touchdowns
as the Johnnies defeated De-
Matha. 1870, last Saturday at
Carroll.
TOsses Five I'd Passes
Southcomb, a 6-foot, 180-
pound senior, has thrown five
touchdown passes this season,
three to Smith and two to End
Ken Claro. The Johnnies run
ming attack is spearheaded by
Fullbacks George Greco and
John Flynn and Halfbacks
George Moore and Jim Pom
torno.
Westinghouse, the defend
ing Northern Virginia Group ]
champion, takes on once-beaten
Hammond at 8 pm. today at
George Washington. The Cen
erals, with a 20 overall record.
last week defeated Woodrow
Wilson Of Portsmouth, 14-0,
at WI. Coach John Young
blood's Generals will have End
Einar Wulfsburg for full time
duty for the first time this year.
The schedule:
TODAY
Bell at Coolidge, 3:15.
Roosevelt at Cardozo. 1915.
Wilson at Western. 3:15.
Spingarn at Dunbar, 3:15.
Chamberlain at Tech. 3:15.
Anacostia VS.. Phelps at Eastern, 3:15
Eastern at Holidaysburg, Pa. 8.
Longfellows at Friends, 8.
Georgetown Prep at Bulls High, 8.
O'Connell at Warrenton, 8.
Washington-Lee VS.. Hamond at CIV, g.
George WASHINGTON at Wakefield, 8.
JEB Stuart at Mount Vernon, 8.
James Madison at Asbourn, g.
Suitland at Bethesda-Chevy Chase, 2
Wheaton at Northwestern. 8.
Loyola at Howard County. $3.50.
TOMORROW
Walter johnson VS.. Bladensburg OF
Northwestern, 1890 am.
High Point VS.. Northwood at Blair, 2.
Gsithersburg at Richard Montgomery,
Southern at Sherwood, 2.
St. Mary's at LaPlata, 2.
Charlotte Hall at Lackey.
peMsthe g. Iohn at t. Carroll III.onn:i z o.so
Landon at st. Stephens, 2.
st. Adams at st. James, 2.
Virginia Episcopal at Woodberry For
Bainbridge Prep at Bulls Prep. 2.
DeMatha w at Good Counsel, IL am.
Mclean at Lee, 2.
Annandale at Groveton, 2.
ceoSse csts enSTSn Mason az at HS Loudcun County,
Marshall at Herndon, $50.
Garfield at Cedar-Lee, 9.
Parker-Gra at Luther Jackson, 1870.
Laurel at Surrattsville, 1880.