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Evening star., 1960-10-15
Busby Is Dropped
By Orioles Along
With Two Others

BALTIMORE, Oct. is (AP)
Jim Busby was given his un-
conditional release today by the
Orioles. ..s
The 33-year-old outflelder
first joined the Baltimore club
in the 1857 season and later was
sent to Miami. He came back
to the Orioles last June and I'm
ished the season with a .268
batting average.
Busby's first major league job
was with Chicago 10 years ago.
He then was traded to Wash
ington. returned to Chicago in
1855 and moved on to Cleveland
in time for the 1856 season.
During the past season he
played in 80 games, getting Al
hits in 159 times at bat.
The Orioles also announced
the unconditional release Of
Dave Philley and Del Rice.
The 40-year-old Philley, an
outflelder, was obtained by the
Orioles September from San
Francisco and played in IA
games. finishing with a .265 bat
ting average.
Rice, a catcher, will be 38 on
october 81. He joined the club
September 7, being obtained
from st. Louis. and played in
only one game.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
II Drivers Win
400-MiIe Berths

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. Il
(AP) The 50-car starting fielc
for tomorrow'S National 40C
stock car race here was to be
filled out today.
Twelve drivers have wor
starting positions. The re-
naming 38 will be chosen by
further qualifying trials today
or from among drivers who
have posted marks during the
past three days of qualifying
Emanuel ZerFakis of Rich
mond, Va, driving a 1860 Chew
rolet, was yesterdays top quail
fer for the SOS, 900, 400-mile
race at Charlotte Motor Speed
way. He averaged 129.742
m.p.h. for four laps around the
/ y mile asphalt track.
The other three who qualified
yesterday were Buck Baker OF
Spartanburg, S. c., 129.481
m.p.h., in a 1860 Chevrolet;
Ned Jarrett of Newton, N. c.,
129.450 in a 1860 Ford, and
Johnny Beauchamp. Harlan,
Iowa, 128.986 m.p.h., in a 1860
Chevrolet.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

With w. Taylor Leather
bury's Eastern Hobo, a Belmont
Park invader, and three At
lantic City campaigners in the
lineup, the top race of the
Maryland minor racing season
was promised today in the
$4,000 Marlboro Handicap.
After a slow week, a crowd
of 5000 was expected to turn
out in summerlike weather for
the first of two week lend pro-
grams at the Marlboro track.
A slight choice in the we'll
matched field Of eight for the
mile-snd-a- sixteenth feature
is B. L. Hackerman's Natagar,
who won the Potomac Plate
Purse at Marlboro on opening
day after a successful CAM
paign at Atlantic City. The
other New Jersey-rac horses
in the race are S. D., Quarles'
Ess Dee and DR.. John A. Hoy's
Adapt. Both have had the
benefit of a race at Marlboro.
Topweighted at 125 pounds
is the Washin gton-owned
MADDOX from the Flamingo
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Rally by Phelps
Is Too Much for
Chamberlain

Phelps Vocational High
School. behind after three quar-
ters. rallied for two touchdowns
in the final period to beat. a
stubborn Chamberlain team,
l4-7, yesterday at Eastern in
an Interhigh League football
game.
Chamberlain took a TO lead
in the third quarter on a 10
yard pass play from Donald
Rollerson to Danny Williams.
Rollerson also converted.
The Tradesmen came back
with a score on Billy Davis 25-
yard run in the last period that
climaxed a 50-yard drive. Mo-
ments later, with Chamberlain
in punt formation, the ball got
away, but the Volts downed it
on their own 80. Phelps took
over and four plays later Davis
went over from the S with the
deciding touchdown.
PHELPS o O l4-14
CHAMBERLAIN go o 0 Z o. Z
Phelps scoring: Touchdowns-Davis,
> t25, run; ,, rum. Conversions
George, , (run).
Chamberlain scoring: touchdown
Williams 10 pass-run from Rollerson)
Observation-Disclosures run).
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Notogor Slight Choice
In MorIboro's Feature

Farm of Cleveland Skinner.
MADDOX, a winner at the milers,
captured the Marlboro Handi-
cap two years ago. Pegged at
l24 pounds is Natagar and at
a pound less. is Eastern Hobo,
who won earlier at Bel Air.
Completing the field are
Ware, 1l6, and the entry of
Kun on Doc and Arch Rival,
lis, who is due to be withdrawn.
1t was obvious yesterday that
World Series competition. had
ended as betting jumped to
$365,247 on the experimental
nine-race program with 1887
fans on hand. 1t was the top
handle in five days at the meet
ing.
Jockey Larry Reynolds, who
rides his winners in punches,
registered a triple yesterday to
run his total for the session to
four.
For the second straight after
noon Jockey Fred Kratz figured
in a deadheat when the camera
failed to split Ell Turista and
Cindy's Delight. Kratz rode Ell
Turista and was credited with
his seventh winner.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
LONGFELLOW
FRIENDS -
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Anacostia, 81; Tech 0.
cambridge Prep. 20; Columbian Prep, 0.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, 35; North
Bell, s; Wilson. 6 6s
Carroll, %; Salesianum, o.
Episcopal. IS: George WASHINGTON, O.
Fsirmont Heights, 13; Pomonkey, 0.
Friends, 3S; Longfellow, d.
Garfield. 10; King George, o.
georgetown Prep. 20; Bulls School, 20.
Howard County, 10; Mervo Tech, Is.
Phelps, IA; Chamberlain, Z.
Rshardd0 ESii ri ehrsSfhufsa a. Gathers
St. '4lE' Albans. IS. IA; St. James, 3.
st. Stephens. ~; Landon. d.
spingarn, 10; Dunbar s.
Washing ton-Lee. !; o'conneli, o u
Western. "a: Roosevelt, Z.
Wilson Portsmouthl, z; st. Johns, 6,
Yorktown 2i; Washington-Lee w, 6,
Wheaton at Blair. ..
Sultland at OXon Hill, ..
LaPlats at Glenelg, ..
Lackey at Charlotte Hall, ..
81. Mary's at Great Mills, 2.
Annanuale at Mclean, >.
Hammond at Groveton, ..
Osbourn vs.; Stuart at Falls Church, g.
Lee at Madison, >.
Hoffman Boston at Luther Jackson. ..
George Mason VS.. Herndon at Fair
fax, g..
Bulls Prep at Richmond Frosh, 10
an.
DeMstha VS.. DeLone at Northwestern, &
James Wood at Loudoun County, g.
Parker-Gray at Paige-Jackson (Charles
Town, 800
Games Tomorrow
Good Counsel VS.. st. Anthony's. at
Blair, 2.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
$40 Million Suit
Filed by AFL in
Baltimore Court

BALTIMORE, Oct. is (AP).-
The American Football League
has charged that the older Ma
tional Football League has en-
gagged in an illegal conspiracy
to exclude the AFL and its
eight teams from a share in
the pro football business.
In its $40 million antitrust
suit filed in Federal Court here
yesterday, the AFL asked that
the court enjoin the NFL from
granting new franchises in ter
ritorieS previously staked out
by the American League.
The plaintiffs also requested
the court to require that NFL
franchises granted, as in the
case of Dallas, be withdrawn.
Treble damages were asked
as permitted under Federal
antitrust laws.
The AFL, in its nine-page
complaint, contended the 30
year NFL and its 13 teams, also
named as defendants, sought to
induce prospective members of
the new league to abandon
franchises by promising them
franchises in the older league.
The same suit was filed Sep
tember 26 in Washington, but
was dismissed as to six West
ern Division teams, excluding
Baltimore. 1t was ruled at that
time the suit was properly filed
against Baltimore and the six
teams of the Eastern Division
because they regularly play in
Washington. sEr3
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Laurel Closing Meeting
With Rop. at Fall Dates

voiced dissatisfaction with the
fall dates allotted to the track
this year. There has been a
downward trend in wagering
Competition from harness
tracks in Delaware. New Jer-
sey and the Pennsylvania fail
circuit curtailed the shipment
of horses to the Maryland
track.
Dick Hutehison, president
and general manager, said he
has petitioned the Maryland
Racing Commission for a re.
turn of spring racing and addi-
tional racing days to remedy
the situation.
Kathleen Grattan, driven by
Ellis Myer, was a surprise $3.50
winner in last nights feature
the Nathan TowSon Purse for
B PAGERS.
Ted Zornow's Darcie Hanover
won the Reading Futurity for
3-year-old filly trotters last
night in straight heats.
The winner, driven by Levi
Harner. won the first 1-mile
heat in 2:061s and the second
in 2:092s.
In both heats, Sleepy Hol-
low Stables Avalon Hanover
was second and Vincent Cow.
ello'S Bessie Colby was third
Four fans picked five winners
in the 49er Gold Rush to win
$1,l58.60. The Little 49er paid
$l7.60 to 1l2 persons who
picked four winners.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
BY DICK O'BRIEN
AStar Staif Writer

The Au Revoir purse for b.
PAGERS and an 1854 Reading
Fair Futurity for 3-year-olc
PAGERS concludes Laurel Race
ways 25-night harness meet
ing tonight.
Six sophomore PAGERS, Prince
Dares, Kashworthy. Bright
Knight, Arlington Hanover
Meadow Apache and Smitty
Hanover, will compete in the
Futurity. There will be two
dashes and a raceoff. If neces-
sary, to decide the winner of
the meetings biggest stakes
event.
The Au Revoir includes such
consistent PAGERS as Lana's
Byrd, Chockoyotte Gene, Pansy
Chief, Sunny D. Lauderdale
Lad, Nancy Ruth, Success Byrd
and Pat Rainbow. rec
Laurel Raceway management
Evening star., 1960-10-15
LANDON'S FIRST SETBACK
St. Stephens Guards
Rate Coach S PIoudits

From then on. it was all st.
Stephens.
Joe Arwine picked of one of
Berger's passes on the Landon
28 in the second period and,
with Baumberger and O'Don-
nell supplying the power, st.
Stephens moved to the Bears
/. Quarterback Chuck Shep-
herdson took it over for the
score.
The Saints marched rs yards
in II plays to score their second
touchdown early in the fourth
quarter. Baumberger smashed
over on a fourth and one situ-
alton. Halfback John McCarty
grabbed of a Berger aerial to
set up the final touchdown.
scored by Fullback jeff Mills.
ST SurdEP STEPHENS g 9 Q 14-2g
Landon-HetzeI SO, pass from Bere .
ger pass failed).
st. Stephen -Shepherdson / rim
tBaumberger to Gouldin).
st. Stephen's-Baumbere 1, run
tBill TO O'Donnelll,
,.iSSta, s. steDhen's-Milis 1. run tpass
Evening star., 1960-10-15
MutscheIIer Unlikely
To PIuy Tomorrow

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is (AP) -
Jim Mutscheller. veteran Of
fensive end of the Colts, prob
ably will sit out tomorrow'S
game with the Los Angeles
Rams.
However. Art Spinney will
return to his post as offensive
guard after missing two games.
Mutscheller's place will be
taken by Art DeCarlo, six-year
veteran. DeCarlo, formerly with
the Redskins, filled in for Nut
scheller in the opening game
against Washington and STEP
ped in again when the regular
end hurt a knee at Green Bay
last Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach
Question

It's Connecticut o, Maine 0
in the first quarter. Maine, OF
Connecticut's 27, fourth dowr
and Z. passes. The ball hit
a MaShe guard on the 16-yarc
line, falls incomplete. You art
the Connecticut captain. Wha
referees ruling do you expect
l. Your ball, first down on
your 81, after 15-yard penalty
against Maine?
2. Your ball, first down on
your 16, after declining pen
atty for pass hitting illegal
man?
3. Your ball, first down on
your 81, after 5-yard penalty
to Maine?
4. Names ball, first down
on your 81, if you, accept the
penalty?
(Answer on Page AID
Evening star., 1960-10-15
NY. Mayor Says
Stadium Will Be
Ready by 1862

NEW YORK, Oct. Is (AP).-
The National Leagues Expan-
sion Committee will go into its
meeting in Chicago Monday
armed with a pledge from the
Mayor of New York to have
a stadium ready in 1862.
Fearful Of being by-passed,
Mayor Robert Wagner of New
York sent kilograms to all
membArs of the committee yes
terday asking an "early indica-
ton" that a franchise will be
granted.
He pointed out that the new
stadium is past the drawing
board stage and that the final
plans and specifications would
be ready for bidding by De-
cember l.. He added that the
stadium certainly would be
ready by 1862. h
This was New York's big
pitch for a spot in the league
and it brought favorable COM
ment from both Commissioner
Ford Frick and Warren Giles,
National League president.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Coolidge SpoiIs
Curdozo Chances

Coolidge High School scored
touchdownS in the first two pc
riods to upset Cardozo, 1910,
in an 1nterhigh League foot
ball game yesterday at Cool
idg. The Clerks. winner or
runnerup in the West Division
four of the last five years. vir-
tually were eliminated from
title contention.
The first Coolidge score
came on a 30-yard pass play,
with Left Halfback Tommy
Green passing to Right Half
back Jimmy Moore. Bobby
Hollar recovered a tumble on
the Cardozo 8 in the second
period. and Fullback George
Woody ran 4 yards for the
second Colt score.
CARDOZO ........,,....o O.
SOOLlDGE .-.............. o 0-12
Coolidge scoring: Touchdowns Moore
go, pass from Green); Woody a, rum
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Crippled Howard
Playing Morgan

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is (Spe-
ciaD. - Howard University
brings a crippled football team
here today in an effort to end
its seven-year string Of losses
to Morgan State College.
Seven Bison starters are re-
ported unable to play because
of injuries. including Quarter
back Charlie Smith. Also, Half
backs Howie Williams and Ted
Hillman may be used only oc-
casionally.
Howard has won two games
and lost two so far this sea-
son. while Morgan State has
won two out of three. The hosts
are 7-point favorites.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
INTERSTATE ATHLETIC
CONFERENCE
BY CARL SELL
Star stan Writer

Guards Dave Davidson anC
Warren Andrews are two bis
reasons why the st. Stephens
School football team has wor
IL of its last IA football games
Coach AL (Sleepy) Thompson
says.
Davidson and Andrews, both
l70-pounders, opened gaping
holes in the Landon line yes
terday. and Halfbacks Marty
Baumberger and Mike O'Don-
nell swept through them on the
way to a 22-6 victory over the
Bears in an Interstate Athletic
Conference game at Landon.
1t was Landon's first loss in
three games this year. St
Stephens is 4-0-1, following
an 8.l mark last year that
earned 1t the LAC champion
ship.
Thompson also singled Out
Center Taylor Cosby, Tackle
Gordon Fillingame and Ends
Fred Gouldin and Phil Bursteir
for praise for their blocking or
offense.
Landon opened the scoring
in the second period when
Quarterback Bobo Berger lofteo
a pass to Fred Hetzel and the
6-foot-8 athlete made a circus
catch of it in the end zone
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Scudero Signs
With SteeIers

PITTSBURGH, Oct. is (AP)
The Steelers have announced
the signing of Joe Scudero, de-
fensive back who is rejoining
the player ranks after serving
as an assistant coach at Notre
Dame last year.
Before going to Notre Dine,
Scudero played five years with
the Redskins. His college career
was spent at the University of
San Francisco.
To make room for Scudero,
the Steelers put Offensive End
Jack McClairen on the waiver
list. McClairen has been trou-
bled with an injured knee.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Tenpinners Seek
State Title Berths

Qualifying rounds for the
Virginia match play champion
ship are being held for 40 bowl
ers at 4::30 and 7 pm. today at
Fair Lanes Baileys Crossroads.
Highest "a survivors of the
afternoon round will roll six
games tonight-making a total
of "a games - to determine
three berths in the State finals
at Richmond, November Sc.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Lewis Heroics
Pace Western

Western High School, paced
by Quarterback Paul Lewis,
scored in each period to defeat
Roosevelt, PAT, yesterday at
Western in an Interhigh League
football game.
Lewis scored once, from 2
yards out. He threw two touch
down passes. one to Dick Frye
covering IA yards and the other
to Buzzy Reid for II yards.
ROOSEVELT ~ O O OF
WESTERN 6 6 6 6-24
Roosevelt scoring: Touchdown-Wal
ton 90, pass-run from Hughes). Con-
version-R. johnson
Western scoring: Touchdown-Lewis
e, rum: Frye IA, pass-run from
Lewis; Reid III. pass-run from LewiS);
Chen q, rum.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
LAUREL RACEWAY
j. SELECTIONS

Buck, r. volo, Dody Ross, Purdue
4 Laddie.
My Leo, swanee. Miss Carefree.
Little River Bruce. Klara Hanover.
Licorice. .-ae
Darn Quick, Duke Lee, Manda
. Hanover. I
Island, Bobbys Bonny,
Mighty Bucky.
--Emlen, Hanover, Valiant Hanover.
's Daflfnur.
Dream, General Byrd. Red
-Pansy Chief Lans's Byrd, Sunny
D.
Honey Fihso, Hector, Maids Hal.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
CadetsHanded
First Setback
By0ne Point

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. /:
(SpeciaD. - Woodrow Wilson.
football team came from behinc
to upset previously unbeaten st
Johns Of Washington, D. c..
7-6. here last night.
Jerry Cross ran SO yards fol-
a touchdown with one minute
remaining in the third quarter
to tie st. Johns. Quarterback
Fred Cobb faxed a kick and
threw to Carlyle Duncan for
the winning extra point.
st. Johns scored in the first
period on an 11-yard pass from
Quarterback Scotty Glacken to
Fullback John Flynn. Flynn set
up the score with a 52-yard
run to the Wilson IA. Mark
Gross conversion was nullified
by a penalty. and his second
attempt failed.
st. Johns, No. Thanked Scho-
lastic team in Washington,
dominated the statistics by out
gaining Wilson, 230 yards to 1T
in net yards rushing, isis in
passing and II to S in first
downs.
The Cadets also were penal
lied more, SIS yards to 20, and
two of the calls blunted drives
on the Wilson 35-yard line, the
farthest the visitors reached
aside from their score.
Wilson's long touchdown play
accounted for its only serious
thrust.
ST. ST, yoHNs-------- o 0 %
st. Johns scoring: Touchdown-
FLYNN I'll. pass from Glacken).
Wilson scoring: Touchdown-Cros
!S2. rum Conversion-Duncan (pass
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Columbian Prep Loses

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Oct.
Is (SpeciaD Columbian Prep
OF washington, D. c., proved
no match for Bainbridge Prep
here last night and lost it's
nrst football game in two starts
this season, 300.
COLUMBIAN PREP n n n a
CAMBRIDGE q q oUu
0Siinnin,siS1Hse-Tollstam ini,siS1Hs 1. plunge (rIn
Saifnih,ridge-Tollstam 5. run run
Bainbridee--o'Hara 1s, pass from
Burkhardt marlin rum -'Oii
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Carroll Ends
SaIesianum's
Win Streak

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. Is
(SpeciaD - Unbeaten Carroll
High Schools football team
from Washington, D. c., ended
Salesianum'S 29-game winning
streak with a $50 victory here
last night.
The Sallies had not lost since
st. Johns of Washington de-
feated them, 26-7, in 1856. They
had won three straight this
season. !
The Lions, now SO, scored
the first time they had the ball,
marching IS yards in eight
plays. The scoring play was a
fiat pass from Quarterback
Larry Marzetti to Halfback
Larry Rohan, who ran 80 yards.
/ Carroll scored again on the
first play of the fourth quarter
when Nick DiPietro booted a
13-yard field goal to cap a drive
that started on the Sallies' 43.
After that. the losers threw
caution to the winds in an ef-
fort to score, and the Lions
took full advantage Of their
miscues to score two more
touchdowns. .s..
Carroll's defense, scored on
only once this season, held the
SallieS on the Carroll 4 and 3 in
the first and second periods.
CARROLL O O 1875
SALESIANUM ----- 0 0 o O. {
Carroll scoring: Touehdowns - L
Rohan t3s. pass from Marzettf)
Fabrizio (25, pass from Marzettil
asaFl !. EVNE- =
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Up
SaintsVerdict

Unbeaten st. Albans was un-
able to muster a drive of its
own. but took advantage of a
tumble and a pass interception
to defeat st. James, 1873, in an
Interstate Athletic Conference
game yesterday at St. Albans.
Tony Rubino recovered a
tumble on the st. James 7 in
the first period, and the touch
down was scored on a 1-yard
run by Dick Jonas. Rick Mar
tin passed Is yards to End Pat
Heating for the second touch
down, set up by Hunter Min
nix pass interception.
81. JAMES ------- Q Q Q s. 8
ST. ALBANS- o z Ola
st. Albans-Jonas l, run (Jonas
kick.
ST. Albaps-Keating is. pass from
r. Martin tJonas kick.
St JameS-Hildreth /, plunge CDe-
Veau, pass from Linhsrtl.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Maryland Booters
Keep Streuk Alive

Maryland's soccer team,
which hasn't lost an Atlantic
Coast Conference match nor a
regular-season game since the
1857 opener, kept both streaks
alive yesterday with a CT VIC
tory over Duke at College Park.
1t was the Terps' fourth game
this season.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Bell Settles
For Tie With
Wilson High
NTERHIGH LEAGUE
BY DICK SLAY
Star stan Writer

1t is not unusual for both
coaches to demonstrate against
the officiating after a tie foot
ball game, but following yester-
days 6-6 deadlock at Wilson
High School the protestations
of Bells Leo Miles and Wilson'S
Pete Labukas seemed especially
severe.
Both of them?" asked Hardy
Pearce, Interhigh League diree-
tor, afterward. We'll. in that
case I'm not going to look into
it," Which settles that issue,
and leaves Bell Vocational with
the first blemish on its West
Division record and Wilson with
its third straight tie score in
league encounters.
Alexander Scores
Wilson struck for its touch
down in three plays the sec
ond time it gained possession
of the ball. A counter through
the middle by Halfback Dave
Alexander worked for % yards
to the Bell 81. After Fullback
Dick Pokrass got 9 on a draw
play, Alexander did it again for
% yards and a touchdown.
Bell had two touchdowns
called back and another nulli-
fed by a quick whistle on a
Wilson tumble before it scored
on fourth down on a 27-yard
pass play from Tom Bradley to
End Alvin Tillman with about
four minutes left.
Penalties Galore
Earlier, two clips were called
by officials as Bells Nathaniel
Beasley returned a Wilson punt
73 yards for an apparent touch
down. On the next play, pass
from Bradley to End Robert
Leo Stewart was good for 78
yards, but tripping was called
against Bell.
Pokrass suffered a broken
left arm and teammate Dan
Killing sprained his left ankle.
Mike Martz of Bell received a
conclusion on the last play.
BELL q q q 6-e
WILSON 6 O q "a
Bell scoring: Touchdown-Tlllman
e. pass from Bradley.
ander (22, run).
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Rout for Anucostiu

Held scoreless for two periods,
Anacostia's football team ex-
ploded for five touchdowns in
the last half to swamp McKin-
ley, 82-0, in an Interhigh League
game yesterday at Mckinley
High School.
ANACOSTIA 0 90 le-3o
MCKINLEY TECH 0 0 o O. o
Anacostia scoring: Touchdowns-
Graves $50, rum; Kirschbaum a, rum;
Dyer O., rum: Jenkins >, (6. run; s,
blocked punt which rolled out of end
zone.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Rogers SporkIes
In Friends Win

Fullback jeff Rogers scored
two touchdovns and passed for
another to lead Sidwell Friends
School to a 1876 football VIC
tory over Longfellow yesterday
at Friends.
Rogers, who piled up lat
yards in 7 carries, scored on
runs Of 4 yards and 40 yards.
He also passed to Dick Talbert
for a touchdown in the final
quarter, the play covering II
yards.
FRIENDS ~--------1S s s 1S-sS
Friends-Rogers. 1. run trun failed).
failedl.
Friends-Page. Is. run (run failed.
Longtellow-Lesse, 65, pass from
Groh tktck failed).
Friends-Rogers, 40, run Page rum
Friends-Fletcher. 6. pass from Py-
les run failed).
Friends = Talbert. II, pass from
Rogers (run failed).
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Bulls DeodIocks
With Little Hoyus

Georgetown Prep and Bulls
School, both of which had lost
two previous football games
this season, played to a 1920
tie yesterday at Prep. Fullback
Charlie Fenwick of the Little
Hoyas plunged for the tying
score midway in the final quar-
ter but a running attempt for
a two-point conversion was re-
PEELED.
BULLS SCHOOL IA 6 o 90
GEORGETOWN PREP s s 0 So
,s Builis-Leach 20, pass from Stanton
Prep-Tierney ., run (run failed,
- Bulls - Sclavounos 20, run run
Prep-cauley 55. pass from o,Mal.
ley (Mahoney rum. y MAI
. Bulls = Thompson I3. pass from
Stanton (run failed) "'' 4Ioil
Prep - Fenwick /, plunge (run