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Loudoun Returns
On Kickoffs Sink
George Mason

Loudon County High School
returned two kickoffs for
touchdowns and almost turned
the trick a third time to defeat
George Mason, 27-13, yester-
day at George Mason.
Tom Slater returned the
opening kick 10 yards for q
touchdown for the LeeSburg
School and Robert Carey went
the same distance on the kick
OF starting the second half.
Steve Gale nearly made it all
the way later in the same pc
Rod when he went IS yards be-
fore being hauled down on the
is.
The Mustangs touchdowns
were engineered by Tailback
John Carlo, who ran 8 yards
for one score and passed to
End Dave Hackney 20 yards
for another.
Loudoun County : Ola 7-27
George Mason ----- U 0 Z 6-l3
Loudoun County scoring: Touchdovns
Carey 40. kickoff return). Slater
S1U; kickoff returnl. Barrett u2. rum
erson. 3.
Georse Mason scoring: Touchdovns
Carlo g. runs Hackney (22, pass
from Carlo! Conversion-carlo (runJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

WACO. Tex, Oct. 20 (AP).-
Ronnie Stanley's third-quarter
44-yard pass to Tommy Minter
revived indicated Ba VI or's
tagging offense and the Bruins
went on to beat Texas A. and
NJ. 14-0, today
Following this key play. Ron
ME Goodwin scored Baylor's
first touchdown on a 3-yard
sprint around end. Larry Cor
ley kicked the extra point. Day
lor made 1t II later in the third
quarter on a pass interceptior
and slashing 36-yard touch.
down run by Fullback Robert
Starr.
Corley's place kick for thu
second extra point of the game
was his ninth straight.
The victory preserved sew.
enth ranked Baylor's hold or
first place in the Southwes'
Conference. After playing two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Majors Ruin
Jeb Stuurt's
Mark,

Arnold Cash's extra-point
kick in the first quarter stood
up for victory last night as
Mount Vernon High School
ruined Jeb Stuart's perfect rec
ord in the Northern Virginia
Group la League with a To
upset.
1t was the first game played
in Stuart's new stadium and
the home teams first league
defeat after four victories. The
Majors evened their record at
3-3.
Mount Vernon scored on a
23-yard run of tackle by Half
back Lindsey Noble but, ex-
cept for Cash'S extra point,
Stuart matched that with a As
yard drive in the second quar-
ter, capped by John Blackwell's
7-yard dash around right end.
However, the kick for the tying
point was missed.
Neither team threatened
thereafter.
MOUNT MOI VERNON - ! 9 g %
STUART - - . 8 0 %
Mount Vernon scoring: Touchdown
Noble (s3, rum. Conversion-Cash.
stuart scoring: Touchdovn-Black-
well q, rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Navy .Harriers
Score Easily

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 20
(AP).-Navy's Superior depth
paid OF today for a three-way
cross country victory over Pitt
and Georgetown. The score was
Navy rs, Pitt A, and George
town 81.
Harry Stokes Of Pitt was first
to cross the finish of the FIVE
mile Naval Academy course in
Is minutes 81 seconds. George
towns George Verdisco was
second, ID seconds behind
Stokes.
Navy, led by Bernie Fleming,
grabbed OF four of the next
five places to take the victory.
Summary:
First. stokes P) 26:O6.7; second,
George Verdisco tG) 26:OS; third,
Bernie Fleming (Nl 2610; fourth,
Kiggens M; fifth, Heine (N); sixth,
Simpson (NJ; seventh. Tarkany tPI
eighth. Houton M; ninth, tucker (1)
tenth, Hinehberger tP); eleventh,
Clark P1; twelfth, Harvey CV). "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
B-CC Is Defeated
ByHigh Point, so

High Point, loser Of its first
four games. scored its second
straight Shutout victory, SO,
over Bethesda Chevy Chase
yesterday at Bethesda on a
19-yard run around left end by
Halfback Ed HarmStrum in the
second quarter.
B-CC threatened twice later.
getting the ball on the Eagles
5 and 15-yard lines in the
second half. A tumble ended
the first opportunity and an
interception by Bernie Emmert
snuffed out the other with
about a minute to play.
HIGH POINT 90 o O-s
bETAESDA-CC ----- 0 0 0 90
High Point scoring: Touchdown
Harmstrum d9, rum. =.
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NOON FAILS ON FUMBLE FoR 30 WIN
NOON FALL9 OI1 FOWDEE TOK O-V WIN
DeMotho Clips Cadets
On Last Play Of Half

ago Friday night. st. Johns
moved to the DeMatha 20-yard
line in the first period but
fumbled away that opportunity.
In the last quarter, the Ca
diets drove from their II to
DeMatha's 6, stalled, forced the
Stays to punt, marched to the
DeMatha %, stalled again,
then picked up a Stag tumble
with lis to go but missed four
straight passes.
st. Johns totaled Il first
downs to DeMatha's four but
the Stays defense. led by Noon
and Tackle Dick Melcher, rose
up when it counted to preserve
their unbeaten, united record
through six games.
ST, JOHNS -------- Q 9 9 90
De MATHA -------- o o O-0
DeAGatha scoring: Touchdown -
Noon recovered tumble in end Sone).
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DeNGatha's defense scored the
games only touchdown as time
ran out in the first half and
then fought of three st. Johns
challenges in the last quarter
as the unbeaten Stays surprised
the favored Cadets, go, last
night before q crowd of $500 at
chilly Northwestern High
School Stadium.
Quarterback Scotty Glacken
Of st. Johns tried to pass from
his 22-yard line on the last play
Of the second quarter but was
chased back to the 2 and nailed
by Tackles Tom Canada and
Pete Alafoginis and fumbled.
End Pat Noon recovered for
DeMatha in the end zone with
no time remaining on the clock.
Ranked No. in the area be-
fore losing to Woodrow Wilson,
7-6, in Portsmouth, Va, q week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
WOODWARD PREP --71e 9 90
SEVERNA PARK q 0 0 d
Valentine to Face
Kovocs at Capitol

Johnny Valentine has been
matched against Sander Ko-
vacs on Thursday nights
wrestling program at Capitol
Arena.
Featuring the card will be
a team bout between Red and
Lou Bastien and the Austraii-
an Kangaroos, Roy Heffernan
and Al Costello. A girls match
also is scheduled, with Rita
Cortez meeting Jane Perez.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
DUNLAP SPARKS VICTORY :.
Walter Johnson Drops
Wheaton From First

to within a foot Of the goal
line and Dunlap plunged across.
At the end of the third quar-
ter. Halfback Toby Waters of
Wheaton fumbled : q Nelson
punt when hit by Warren Price,
Harry Newman recovered for
Walter johnson on the II.
Nelson carried to the 10 as
the fourth quarter opened and
two plays later passed to Floyd
Reck for the score. A 37-yard
run over left guard by Dunlap
ended the scoring.
The Spartans picked up 900
yards, ITO on Nelson's passing
and running. Wheaton crossed
the Walter johnson 20 once,
In the last minute, when Omar
terback Billy Coggins hit HALF
back Joe Abuse on q 65-yard
but a Nelson interception ended
the game.
WALTER JOHNSON g g g 1S-ls
Walter johnson scoring: Touehdewni
Dunlap = Il, run; 81, runl: Reek
q, pass from Nelson). Conversion
Price 'pass from Nelson), a4
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Seniors Golf Won
By Tom Robbins

PINEHURST, N. c., Oct. %
(AP).-Tom Robbins. 67-year-
old Pinehurst golfer, defeated
j. Walcott Brown of Sea Grit,
N. j., 2 and /, here today to
become the first person to win
the North and South Seniors
golf tournament twice.
Robbins beat back a de-
termined effort by Brown, 10
years his junior. to win the
18th and 18th holes and take
the championship.
Robbins. who has qualified
for each of the nine tourna-
ments, first won in 1856. Brown
took the title in 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

SYRACUSE, NY, Oct. q
CAP).-The Philadelphia War.
riors, led by wilt CThe Stilt)
Chamberlain. came from be-
hind with a 40-point third
period tonight to defeat the
Syracuse Nationals. 1928, in
their National Basketball ASso-
citation opener.
Chamberlain, the leagues de.
Tending champion scorer
scored only IL points in the
first half but hit II in the big
go-ahead session and finished
with a points. Little Hal Greer
led Syracuse with 20 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Sherwood Nipped
ByAberdeen rs

Sherwood High School scored
on a 50-yard drive in the first
quarter, but Aberdeen rallied
for a 7-6 victory yesterday at
Sherwood, handing the home
team its second loss in sue
cesSion.
Aberdeen moved IS yards for
the tying score in the third
period, and Bud LeitheiSer
dashed around left end for the
winning extra point, barely
getting across.
s sREsWooD ----- 8 9 Q Ss
Aberdeen scoring Touchdown
wilkinson Il, plungO. Conversion
Leitheiser (rushl.
Sherwood scoring: Touchdown
Williams 6, rum.
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21.7LossDea|l
ToCo|umbian

SPRING GROVE, Pa, Oct.
% Especially. - Quarterback
Dick Mariani threw for two
touchdowns and scored another
to lead st. Francis Prep to a
21-7 victory over Columbian
Prep OF Washington, D. c., in
q football game here today.
Columbian Prep avoided a
shutout when Halfback Kip
Paskewich ran 20 yards for a
score in the final period.
COLUMBIAN q O q =
ST. FRANCIS - o I : 7-2i
Columbian scoring: TOuchdown-Pas-
st. Francis scoring: Touchdowns-
Mccourt e: pass from MarianiJ. coyle
10. pass from Marianil. Mariafi IL,
plungel. ConversIons-McKee mass
from MarianD. Msriani, 3.
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Howard Beats
1t-il, as
1Stars Return

Quarterback Charlie Smith
and Halfback HOWE Williams
returned to the Howard Uni
rersity lineup yesterday and
paced the Bisons to a21-I2pvic-
tory over Fisk University Of
Nashville before some $500
Homecoming fans at Howard
Stadium.
The victory was Howard's
third against three losses this
year and It's eighth over Fisk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Boiling Rifle Club
Holds First Tourney

The Bollin gAir Force Base
Rifle and Pistol Club will hold
its first outdoor tournament
next Saturday and Sunday at
Fort Meade.
The match will be a 3-gun,
2,100 aggregate point score)
and is open to members of the
National Rifle Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Buster Crubbe Named
Swim Director Here

Buster Crabbe, who at one
time held Is world swimming
records, has been appointed
winning director of the Tam
lrack Country Club at Seneca,
Nd, soon to be under construc-
ion.
Crabbe has been the swim
ming professional at the Con-
:ord Hotel in the Catskills for
he past 10 years and also has
operated a boys camp near
\aranac Lake, N. Y.
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Dickey accounted for another
pair with plunges Of tive yards
each. Hslfhack Melvin Sanders
field got smother touchdown for
Oklahoma with Q 5-yard smash
and halfback Monte Deere con-
tributed another on q g.yard
run.
Bennett Watts. third string
quarterback, cashed III the
final Sooner touchdown With q
1-yard plunge, Kansas State
got Its only touchdown In the
third quarter. Halfback Dale
Evans recovered . muffed punt
on the Oklahoma 1S-yard line
and then quarterback John
Solmos passed to end Willis
Crenshaw for IL yards for the
score on fourth down.
The summary: :
KANSAS STATE = I .%T
OKLAHOMA .--- IS 10 e-14-4s
oklahoms-carpenter /, run kick
oklehonaa -4Dieksy .. run CParksr
okishsns--Dssre =. run Carpenter
okls6ons--sendefsfeid 5, run (sand-
Kansas statec-crenshaW 10, pass from
eolmos lHiayiock kickl.
oklahoma--carpehter g. run trnn
oklahema-picksy 2. nun CWstts rus).
oklahoma-Watts /, run watts rpn
failedl.
Attendance: 1890.
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HOCKEY SCORES

Wake 40. The Deacons held,
and White punted to the Wake
Forest 20 with 3:15 remaining.
Snead had three straight wild
passes, and Wolff punted to the
Maryland "a. Time ran out be-
fore the Deacons got another
chance.
MARYLAND o 8 Q Ola
WAKE FOREST o 8 0-13
wake F,-Hun 30, pass from snead
(Snead kick.
Maryland---R. Collins 10. run (Ponia-
Wake F.-Robinson s. run tpass
Maryiissqnsdi-Betty 5, run tpass failedr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

CINCINNATI. Oct. 20 (AP)
Jack Twyman'S clutch bas-
ket and Bob Boozer's two free
throws clinched q 1l9-117 vic
tory for the Cincinnati Royals
against the New York Knicks
in today's MIA television
Game Of the Week" at Gin
cinnati Garden.
Twymap picked up a loose
ball and fired in q 10-foot
jump shot with 81 seconds left,
and Boozer put the game on
ice with a pair of free throws
20 seconds later. ,.~.
The triumph was the third
straight for the Royals, sur
passing their longest victory
string of the last two seasons.
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Unbeoten Baylor Detects :.
Stubborn Texas AIM, 40

tie games, the Aggies met their
first defeat in league play.
Baylor's offense begged down
twice in the first half and the
Aggies punched once to Baylor's
IS and again to the q in scor-
ing threats that failed. It was
Baylor all the way in the last
two periods.
A. and M, 80 o o o. o
BAYLOR ---- o IA OLA
Baylor-Goodwin 3, run (cerley kick).
Bsylor-Starr SO, tnterception (Corley
kick.
Attendance-4O,00 900.
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Herndon Swumps
Stafford, 31-6
For 5th Victory

Herndon High School, I'M
beaten but once-tied, moved
SO and IS yards for touch
downs in the first half and
struck suddenly for three more
after. intermisSion to win its
fifth game, 31-6, over Stafford
yesterday at Herndon.
Quarterback Richard Lee
threw touchdown passes COW
ering 81 and "a yards, and
Left-Halfback Julian Deck &C
counted for two scores with a
39-yard run through guard the
first time Herndon got the ball
in the second half and with
q 40-yard pass.
z sEAssESoaP ----S g Is Ssf
stafford scoring: Touchdown
Nichols. eco, pass from Matherly).
HerndOn scoring: TouchdOwns-
WaddelIs Il, plunse); Crone, (2l, pass
from Lee): Deck, (39, rum; Hill, (34,
pass from LeeG Thompson. 40, pass
from Deck. conversion-Deck Gush).
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Bulls Prep Downs
VilIunovu Frosh

Bulls Prep snapped back
from its only defeat. by the
Richmond freshmen. 1913, last
week, to down the villanova
frosh. l4-2, yesterday at Bulls.
Quarterback Steve Murray
ran for both Bulls scores on
3-yard rollout carries. first to
left and then to the right, to
cap drives Of so and SO yards
in the first half.
yILLANoyA FRosH Q Q 0 . .
BULLS PHEP ----- 8 0 0-I4
Bullis-MurrAy 3. run Dunn, rum.
Bullis-Murray 8, run (run fAiled).
Villanova--Safety, Hamm tackled In
Bulls END zone by Clifford, B. Dunn
and Boyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Little Hoyus Bow
To St. Stephens

Halfback Marty BaumbergeI
shook loose on touchdown runs
of AZ yards in the first quarter
and 80 yards with the second
half kickoff to highlight q 39-C
victory for st. Stephens School
over Georgetown Prep yeSter-
day at st. Stephens.
1t was the fifth victory fol
the once-tied Saints this year
Prep dropped its third shutout
decision against one tie game
GEORGETOWN PREP o o.
ST. STEPHENS ~ 9 14-3S
St.. Observation-Disclosures 2. plunge
st. stephen's-Baumberser AZ. rur
st. Dsstephen'sEo'Donnen 80. rur
(Shepherdson, kick.
st. Stephen's-Baumber go, kick.
OF return (kick failed.
St. Stephen's-Eastland .. plunge
St s stephen'sGFifer rs. run Fifel
rum.
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Ga||audet Hit
ByNonte|air

MONTCLAIR, N. j., Oct. %
(AP).-Montclair State Teach
ers today won its fifth game OF
the season and remained I'M
defeated by trouncing Gal
laudet Of Washington, D. c.,
1877.
The winners scored at least
once in every quarter and
three times in the second. The
visitors touchdown came In
the final quarter.
MoNiTTNcIIAiR II 8 10 8 ia,
Montclair-oOralcEyk 3. run tkicl
Montclair-David1 10. pass from Ledan
ski (Cherwin kick.
Montclair-Rubinetti IL, run (kiel
Montclair-Durski. 4 run (kick failed
Montclair-Deo 80. run (kick failed)
Montelair-Di Fabio 2. run (SciAe
chetano kick.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80. pass from
Dilltmann (Gilliam rum.
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Fisk Bld Dies

Fisk scored twice in the final
period and appeared to be on
its way to a third score when
q holding penalty stopped the
bid.
The Bisons jumped into the
lead when Smith connected
with Halfback Johnny Ware
on q 41-yard touchdown pass
midway in the second period.
Smith hit Ware in the fiat and
the halfback broke out of the
grip of two tacklers to 60 over
standing up.
Howard increased its lead to
14-0 when Smith hit End Ber-
ME Quarterman in the end
zone with an 18-yard toss on
the final play Of the period.
williams Races 4S Yards
Williams broke over right
tackle, cut back to his left and
OUTRAGED the Fisk secondary
on . 4s-yard run in the third
quarter. ..
Early in the final period
Fred Gholson bounced on q
williams tumble on the How
ard 2, and Halfback Gordon
Banks smashed over from there
Five minutes later, Substi-
tute Quarterback Reedie Floyd
hit banks with q 16-yard toss
TO narrow the margin to 2l-l2.
With time running out. q
bad pass from center went over
Charlie Smiths head and Fisk
took over on the Howard 8.
A smash up the middle carried
to the 7, but a holding penalty
on the next play put the visi-
tors back to the 20, where their
bid begged.
HOWARD Ol O-2l
FISK -----O o 12-lI
Howerd---wAre. Al, pass from Smith
kick failed).
HoWard-Quarterman is. pass from
Smith (Hillman, pass from SMITH
Howard-Williams as, run (YanceS
kick.
Fisk-Banks 2, run (run failedI.
Fisk-Banks 16, pass from Floyo
(paSs failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
FOURTH QUARTER

Snead started another pass
ing spree from his own "a, hit
ting Bill Ruby, Hull and Ball
with first-down passes that car
.ried to the Maryland Is. Bone
cutter made a first down on
the Terps' 8. Tesh twice was
held to a one-yard gain, and
Snead's third-down pass was
intercepted by Gary Collins in
the end zone. The Terps made
o yards in. three plays, and
White punted to the Deacons'
35-yard line.
Snead made 81 yards, but
then his passes started missing
by wide margins and Wayne
Wolff punted. Jim Davidson re-
turned the kick 80 yards to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Woodward Romps
At Severnu Park

SEVERNA PARK, Nd, Oct.
% (SpeciaD End Bill Stegall
scored the first three touch
downs as Woodward Prep Of
Washington won its fourth
game without defeat and It's
second shutotft, $40, over Sc
verna Park School today.
Stegall got his first score on
an end-around play covering IS
yards, then counted on passes
from Tailback Bill Henline of
is and IS. yards. He now has
scored seven touchdowns and
one extra point in four games.
WOODWARD PREP --71s q e-31
SEVERNA PARK % 0 o o. 0
Woodward scoring: Touchdowns -
Stegan 3 Q3, rum Is, pass from
Henline; 35. pass from Henline); Pick
ering (45, interception); Lee 40, rum
Conversion-Pickering trush).
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Mclean Upset
By Lee, 1871

Lee High School, beaten in
i've football games this season
in which it scored only one
touchdown. upset Mclean. 2S-
81, yesterday at Mclean in q
Northern Virginia Group la
League game.
Quarterback Jim Barrett
threw three touchdown passes
for Lee. One of them was set
UP by an 85-yard punt return
by Bob Molgan.
Two of McLean's touch
downs were on passes from
Quarterback Elliott Mcbride.
The loss was the second
straight for Mclean following
four victories. It was Parents
Day and the last home game
this season for the HighlanderS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Continued From Page d.

COntAnueu FROM rage DEL
Deacons for 10 and q touch
down. Dick Novak passed to
Hank Poniatowski for the two
points, and Maryland led, 81
The Deacons drove back with
another threat. Snead hit Hull
with three straight first-down
passes, but the Terps braced
and Snead's attempt for q field
goal from the Maryland 81 was
partially detected by Gary
Collins. The ,Terps had moved
back into Deacon territory when
the half ended with Maryland
leading. 81.
THIRD QUARTER
After an exchange Of punts,
Wake Forest took over on its
Al. Snead hit ball and Bobby
Robinson with short passes and
then connected with Hull on
almost a duplicate of the
earlier touchdown pass. This
time Cloud brought Hull down
on the Maryland three after a
32-yard gain. Robinson went
wide to score for the Deacons.
Snead's pass attempt for the
extra points was not good and
the Deacons led, 1873.
Maryland marched SO yards
for a touchdown. with Betty
scoring on a rollout from the
Deacons' 5-yard line. Fullback
Pat brass made so yards in
the march, carrying IL of the
II times. On the try for two
points after the touchdown,
Novak passed to Gary Collins,
who pushed of a defender and
caught the ball. Maryland was
called for offensive pass in
reference, killing the play. The
Terps led. 1913, as the quar-
ter ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
STATISTICS

in IL @ntests. The teams have
one tie. The loss was the NTH
In q row for Fisk.
Smith. who missed the past
three games with q broken arm,
passed for two touchdowns,
while williams. who was side
lined with q leg injury for the
past two weeks. scored the de-
Gliding touchdown on a 4S-yard
run midway in the third period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

Lee SCORING: TouchdownS-March
2 (35, pass from Barrett; IS, pass from
BarretO. Plunkett us. pass from Bar
rettl. Fersuson 1873, run). Conversions
MARROW, f.
Mclean scoring: Touchdowns-Chubh
90, run). HuEhes. > (23, pass from
Mcbride; 20, pass from McBTtde)
Conversions-Brown,S 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
VARIED SPORTS

CROSS COUNTRY
Low Score WinsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

walter johnson scoring: TouehdoWns
Dunlap Il, run; 81, rum: Reek
q, pass from Nelson). Conversion
Price IpasS from Nelson), ~ ...,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

High Point scorinE: Touchdown
Harmstrum U9, rum.
, 1960-01-20
Virgin Islands Student
MuY Get Trip
To Washington. D. c.

The Executive Secretary of
the Governors Committee on
Employment of the Physical
ly Handicapped, Earl B.
Finch, has notified the Chair
man of the st. Croix branch,
G. Luz James,, that for the
first time in the history of the
National Essay Contest spon-
sored by the Presidents Com
mittee on t h e Physically
Continued on page A.
, 1960-01-20
Women Knocked
Down by Boys Rucing
Downhill on Bicycle

Mrs. Margaret Williams was
knocked down last night by a
bicycle ridden by Owen Chris
tan, Is, while walking down
the hill by Farchette's Night
Club towards the Golden
Cow, and had to be taken to
the Charles HARDWOOD Memo
rial Hospital, where she was
treated by DR.. Randall James
Continued on page a
, 1960-01-20
Mrs. Merwin Improve
After Operation

Mrs. Merwin, who under
went a major operation at the
George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital in Washington,
D. c., is on the road to re-
covery.
, 1960-01-20
Gov. Merwin Returns
To His Desk,
After Hurried Trip

Governor John David Mer-
win returned to his desk on
Monday, January Is, 1860.
The Governor left on a hur-
ried trip to Washington, DC.
to attend the Budget hearings
before the House subcommit-
tee on appropriations.
Governor MerWin stated
that his belief is that the Con-
gress of the United States
will approve an appropriation
of $2,65O,OOO for a combined
water distillation and steam
Continued on page ~
, 1960-01-20
Kings Hill Home
To be Numed for
Herbert Grigg

The Kings Hill Home for
the Aged will be officially
named for Herbert H. Grigg
On Sunday afternoon, Janu-
airy "a at 400, in accordance
with a resolution enacted by
the Legislature of the Virgin
Islands on October |, 1859.
Combined with this event,
Continued on page A.