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Evening star., 1960-09-24
Emery Is Third
In Virginia Open

DANVILLE, Va, Sept. "a
(AP).-The third annual Vir-
ginia State Golf Association
Open tournament continues
with an 18-hole round today
and the final 18 tomorrow, and
the prediction seems solid that
a f1ve-under-par 205 for the
81 holes will be good enough to
win.
MacMain, young Danville
pro, made the prediction and
promptly took the first-round
lead with a three-under 81
here yesterday. AL Smith, pro
at the host Danville Golf Club,
is one stroke back at SO.
Two strokes back at SO are
four golfers-Pros Clare Emery
Of Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club. Arlington and Cole
Moss of Bassett, and Amateurs
Harry Easterly of Richmond
and frankie Jones of Danville.
Carl Rasnic of Fredericks-
burg is tied for 18th place with
73.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
FortDixSpoi|s
BeIvoir Debut

FORT DIX, N. j., Sept. "a
Fort Belvoir mustered only two
serious scoring threats against
Fort Dix last night in losing its
seasonal debut, 1910.
Bill Boegly's 1l-yard touch
down jaunt, Gaping a 67-yard
advance in the second period
was all Dix needed. But the
host teams heavier line wore
down the visitors, enabling Dix
to drive 81 yards for a second
score. Garfield Hubbard took
the ball over from the 10-yard
line.
Quarterback Bill Zador tried
to get the Engineers back in
the game with Jack Eachus
but Bob Blackwell intercepted
one late in the game and re-
turned it so yards for the final
score. Zador's passing and Dor
Crabtree took it to Fort Dix's
10 late in the third period but
the drive begged down there
FORT BELVoIR - 0 0 0 o
Fort Dix scoring: Touchdown
Boegly Q3-yard run. Boegly's kick
failed); Hubbard GO-yard run, BoegIy'S
kick good; Blackwell (5O-yard run
pass interception, Pegs run failed).
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Upset Puts Jeb Stuart
In Contender's S Role

in seven remaining Group la
games. They do not play An
nandale Hammond or Mclean.
Wakefield missed three scor-
ing chances in the first half
because of fumbles. Two of
them were recovered by Stuart.
The Warriors drove IS yards
for the first score of the game
in the second quarter, capped
by a 29-yard pass from Tail
back Dick Marshall to End
Jerry Spadetti.
Blackwell got the Raiders
clinching touchdown on a 90
yard burst over left tackle in
the fourth period.
Wakef1eld's final score came
on a gift. The Warriors took
over on downs on the Stuart
16 when the snap from center
went over the head of the
Raiders punter. Jim Tyler went
8 yards for the touchdown with
40 seconds remaining in the
game.
JEB STUART 6 g 6-IS
WAKEFIELD - o z o 6-l3
Jeb Stuart scoring: Touchdowns0
Blackwell. 2 10, pass from Robyak:
wataheId scorin,o rI;ov.hdo,,,.
Spadetti (29, pass from Fabella): Tyler
%, rum, nverSlon-Fab bella.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
By CARL SELL
Star stan Writer

A spunky football team from
Jeb Stuart High School, led by
two lightweight halfbacks and
a block-busting fullback, has
come from obScurity to a
threatening position in the
Northern Virginia Group la
League.
Jeb Stuart, a second-year
school, dealt strong Wakefield
a stunning 1913 setback before
more than 5000 fans at Wake
field. Halfbacks Joe Dean and
field last night. HalfbackS Joe
Dean and John Blackwell, who
weight 1873 and 1874 pounds
respectively, and Fullback Bill
Travers led the Stuart assault
that handed Wakefield its first
loss in the league since the
final game of 1858.
Travers. the heaviest man in
the backfield at 1872 pounds,
picked up 81 yards in seven car
ries. It was highlighted by a
59-yard run that set up the
Raiders second touchdown.
Blackwell scored two touch
downs, one on a 10-yard pass
from Quarterback Bob Robyak.
Blackwell gained 66 yards in
10 carries while Dean had the
other score. He went 62 yards
in IL tries.
Jeb Stuart, after suffering
a humiliating 1876 defeat last
week to O'Connell, of the Cath
olic League, has a shot at the
league title. The Raiders play
only one school, Washington
Lee, that is rated a contender
Evening star., 1960-09-24
CurloGuins
423 Yurdsus
Mason Wins

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Sept.
"a (SpeciaD. - Tailback John
Carlo gained 423 yards and
passed for the games only
touchdown as George Mason
defeated John Mosby Academy,
TO, in a football game last
night.
The touchdown came in the
second period on a 24-yard
aerial to Left End Mike De-
laney, and capped an 80-yard
drive that took four plays.
Most of the yardage was gained
on a 52-yard run by Carlo.
Carlo carried the ball 80
times for 338 yards and COM
pleted seven of IL passes for
IS yards. In the second half
he ran or passed on all but
one of George Mason'S "a
plays.
JOHN MOSBY o o d %
George Mason scoring Touchdown
Delaney GA, pass from Carlo. Con-
version-Duncan (pass from Carlo.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Ex-BIuir Star
Adds Punch
To Knights

Montgomery Junior Colleges
Johnny Luce had the spotlight
all to himself yesterday before
Bob Jones, an All-Metropolitan
guard last year at Blair High
School, got into the act.
Their performances, plus the
paSS-catching by Don Dwor-
kin and George May, added up
to a 24-8 opening-game VIC
tory over Millersville Teachers
Jayvees at Montgomery.
Luce scored one touchdown
on a 48-yard run and passed 56.
yards to Dworkin and 35 yards
to May for two more. Jones,
who has been seeking a shot
at the fullback job, took the.
opening kickoff of the second
half rs yards for a score.
Coach Lou Chacos said the
run earned him chance.
Millersville scored it's eight
points in the last period after.
MJC had things we'll in hand.
MMInLMLIE6RSSvHIILbE MnMI6SSHIIL5bEE " a Q Q S.
C-Dworkin t56, pass from Luce).
No NJ way way ca; pass from Luce,.
MiiierSville-Ke!tz II, plunee)
illerSville-Safety.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Wheaton Tops
Westminster

WESTMINSTER, Md, Sept.
"a (SpeciaD. - Wheaton
High School marched the
length of the field to score in
the second period, and went on
to a 20-7 victory over West
minister High in a football
game here last night.
Bob Waters took a West
minister punt on his own goal
line and returned it to his 80.
Fullback Wayne Eader plunged
over from the one, 18 plays
later.
The unbeaten Knights scored
again in the third period, with
Waters sweeping left end for
q yards to complete a 49-yard
march after a recovered FUN
BILE. Bill Coggins went 81 yards
around right end for the last
Wheaton touchdown with Sec
onds remaining in the game.
%Hs4MfssrER %HEAI9N go : : So
Wheaton scoring: Touchdowns -
Eader a. plunge; Waters (27, rum;
TGSsins I:tsIs q" rum Conversions -
Westminster scoring: Touchdown
Gehr q, run). Conyersion-Bunkard.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
YOU BE THE .
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EvASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach
Question

It's Holy Cross %, Harvard
27 with 6 minutes to go. Holy
Cross is on the Harvard 40, sec
ond down and 2. The Holy
Cross passing attack with the
right end, the top receiver has
gone well. You are the Holy
Cross quarterback. On an out
of-bounds play to your left, a
Harvard lineman is hurt and
time-out called. During time
out, you told your team the
next play would be a running
pass to your right. Your right
end then told you he could beat
the defensive halfback and get
behind him and score. What
should you do:
l. Throw running pass with
end going 10 yards downfieid
as usual?
2. Throw running pass deep,
to try to score?
= (Answer on Age A-1N
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Columbia Pair
Decidinq Title

Harold Harwood, winner the
last two years and Dick Latimer,
the. new member who was
medalist, were to meet for the
Columbia Club championship
this afternoon.
Harwood defeated Bill Briggs,
3 and 2, in a semifinal match
yesterday. Latimer defeated
Buddy Bowie, 10-time cham
Npion, 4 and 8, in the other.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
AnnunduIe Beats
Falls Church on
Utz's s78-Yurd Run

Halfback Sonny Utz re-
turned a punt 78 yards early
in the fourth quarter for what
proved to be the clinching
.touc h down in Annandale's
20-f2 victory last night at
Falls Church High School.
Halfback Scott Swami and
Fullback Steve Sears plunged
for Annandale's first two scores
before Utz made it 300, which
appeared a safe lead for the de-
Tending Northern Virginia
Group I champions.
However, Falls Church struck
back with scoring drives of So
and IS yards in the remaining
time.
FALLS cHuRcH Q 0 Q 12-i9
Swami "a, plunge: Sears u, piungel
UtZ us, punt return) Conversions
Utz lrush); Sears (rush).
Falls Church scoring: Touchdown
Kelly t2, run); Hanna Q2, pass from
TraVers).
Evening star., 1960-09-24
By GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

Walter johnson High School
regained two of its three in
jured halfbacks and last night
gave indications OF living up to
Coach Paul Miller's preseason
estimates with a 20-6 decision
over a scrappy High Point
eleven.
you saw what difference
those two made; now if we can
Evening star., 1960-09-24
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (based on 375 or more Al
bats)-Runnels, Boston. .32O: Smith
Chieago: .3l5: skoWron. New York
;' ;3us' EhSuenn, Cleyeland' .30S: Mi.
RUNS-Mantle, New York, ZIG; Maris
New York. a2: Lands, Chicago, as;
Aparicio and Sievers. Chicago, 81.
RUNS BATTED IN-Maris, New York
4.Os; .nsi;o Minoso; Ghicaso' Io3; wertz
% GENTLE, Baltimore, -.
HITS-MinoSo. Chicago, ~: Smith,
chicago. 16a; Fox, Chicago. 1877;
Ro6inSon; Rott1 Baltimore, 1876: Runnels,
Lemon, Washington. rs: Mantle. New St
York, 81: Colsvito, Detroit, 81: Kill
le5rew' Washington. 30.
STOLEN BASES---Aparicio, Chicago
WssninHfdiE' W.; kiandis' chisssG, "a; Green,
PieSssii: Cleveland d' is Oe'f0''' ~
cisons0coatssa Sassa oS New PORK SF more iss o.
500; Brown, Baltimore, 1l-5. .6SS;
mfspn; fnstGn;, G9aiesFS iaIs' Se4 and stO0bS' Wash
sTRIKEoUTs-Bunning. Detroit. 200:
ington; l43: Ramos, washington
l4O; Essrada; Baltimore; 1879.
BATTING biased on 5S5 OF more at
bats-Larker, Los Angeles. .3es;
Groat. Pittsburg. .325: Mays. San
FRANCISCO $50: Clemente, Pitts.
bursh .3l3: Moon, Los Angeles,
RUNs-Mays, San Francisco. LOG.
Bruton, Milwaukee. 104; Pinson,
Cincinnati and Mathews. Milwsu-
kee. 1O3: Aaron. Milwaukee, ~.
RUNS BATTED N-Aaron, Miiwau-
kee., 1l6: Banks, Chicago and
1NNFas stlrn
San Francisco. 90: cepeds, San
francisco and Boyer. st. Louis. 93
hIIS-Groat. Pittsburgh. and Mays,
San Francisco, 1873: Pinson, Gin
cinnati, l7S; Bruton, Milwaukee
ard Clemente, Pittsburgh. 40.
HOME RUNS = Banks, Chicago. Al.
Aaron. Milwaukee, 3S: Mathews
Milwaukee, 81; Boyer, ST. Louis. 81
Robinson, Cincinnati, 90.
STOLEN BASES-Wills. Los Angeles.
as. Pinson, Cincinnati, 90: Taylor,
Philadelphia: and Mays. San Fran
p1TcHiNG fISin "a bssss BFstOn; IN MIEauEee 81
decision)-BroElio, st. Louis, 2l-T,
$50; Mcdaniel, St Louis. 12-4,
$50: Law. Pittsburgh. COS. MA;
SPAIN, Milwaukee, 21-9, 700: Pur-
Sev. Cincinnati 1910, $50.
STRIKEOUTS-Dry Los Angeles.
"35: Koufax, Los Anseles. 1S7:
Sam Jones, San Francisco, and
Broslio. st, Louis, 1872; Friend.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Doris KIeberger
Takes Golf Title

PARRIS ISLAND, S. c., Sept,
"a (AP).-Maj. Doris Kleberger
of Henderson Hall, Washing
ton, D. c., won her second
straight women'S championship
in the sixth annual All-Marine
golf tournament here yesterday!
Mai. Kleberger finished with
a 54-hole total of 266, four
strokes under runnerup CWO
Mary Thompson of Quantico,
Va.
Pfc. Gerry Harmon of San
Diego moved into the mems
lead with a 215 score, while
Comdr. Cecil Parrish of tho
Navy, stationed at Paris Is
land. opened a 10-stroke lead
in the senior division with a
rs for 234.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
LAUREL RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: mile
YORK; Pet Birthday rerdl
Darlan (GarEan) SO iSO %
Volo Land (Pillsbury) $50
Dudley's Dandy, Bert Colby. Run
Rocket Time, 5:ia,s. wanna
SECOND RACE - Purse, $500;
Camden ChOo ChOO tCsrtwrishD
NIidniEhts Son tRankinj $50 800
Active Buddy Boy Farrington) $50
Time, 2:104s.
DAILY DOUBLE t7-D PAID $4,000
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 5000; I mile
Wanda's Pride CwelIsr?
Sure Hanover Barnes Jr.) $50 $50
do Lusty TaSs (Scott) 100
Caney. Boy, Dare Devil. r. I. spen-
GER, Sidney DareS, Tigrem. Time,
do Lusty Tass was disqualified for
lapped-on break at finish and was
placed third.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, 5000;
Johnny Mac tC'asp 1000 400 $50
Miss Carefree lYoung) 400 $40
lima Dream (Clohossey 400
Shadydale Hi Tone, Caryn Hanover,
Kings pay, Pay, Direct Sun. Duke Hope,
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; 1 mile
Betsy Betsy ReE'nt G,s'm, $50 $50 $50
GAY, Trooper Hewden) 3.2O go
III, Inns tisnt Thirtie Hill Don Iittiie
Jim, Nibble Song. Scratched-Luck's s
Di Doe. Time, 2:10+S.
SIXTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
Harley. t y I ssFoIfl H.: st.OO--ls.a,S 4, 3dS dS
Lucille Brewer (AyOul $50
Starmost, Russell Tass, Newport
Gypsy, General Dean. Time, 2:O6+s.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
BEACON I(Roiderl ESQ 500 $50
Salutation (CopeIand) 7.2O $50
M Prrisi F, X WnilSss' Rova, c,orv ssst 90
tie Victory, Newport News, Willola's
Counsel. Time, 2:0S9s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. s2,5OO;
the Johns Hopkins; ! mile pace, N
Brietts H.noVer 1AyOuj $40 SO
5 Point Star $50
Jimmy Pointer, Newport Honor. Time,
2:04ls.
NINTH RACE Purse, $1,000;
Jimmy liy Cine tw'zeD 1850 s.iO 4sO
Jean WoOllen POulSOn) 100 $50
Our Chance (H'r'tnD $50
Bobby's Bonny, Derby Chief, Fris-
Gotta, Hasty Dean, Bonny Willow.
Attendance, 1888; mutuel handle,
S2O3 ,024
Big 4o'er Gold Rush-Three per-
sons picked five winners and re-
ceived Sl,4S3.SO each.
Little 49'er Gold Rush-A-S Sixty mine
persons picked four winRks and re-
ceived $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Hammond Stops
Mount Vernon

Hammond, scoring the first
time it had the ball, had to
hold off Mount Vernon High
School in the second half to
escape with a 60 victory in a
Northern Virginia Group la
League football game last night
at Mount Vernon.
The Admirals went 80 yards
in IA plays to score with Quar-
terback Tom Hodges going the
last IA. Hammond went to
Mount Vernon's 3 when the
half ended.
HAMMOND --- g 0 o O-u
MOUNT VERNON 0 o 0-O
Hammond scoring: Touchdown
HodReS ia, run).
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Stock Races Toniqht

A field Of more than 20 modi-
fed stock cars are expected to
compete in the entire program
Of three 25-lap races tonight
at Old Dominion Speedway,
starting at $50. There will be
no time trials or preliminary
heats and the overall winner
will be determined by accumu-
lated points.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
.vocats Shatter
Western Streak

For the first time in its IL
years in the Interhigh League,
Bell Vocational has beaten
Western in football. The Vo-
cats defeated the Raiders, 1877,
yesterday at Western in the
West Division opener for both
teams.
Trailing 7-6 in the last Pc
riod, the Vocats marched 79
yards to score in six plays,
with Quarterback Tom Brad
ley throwing "a yards to Rob-
lert Steward for the touchdown,
In the first period Bradley had
given Bell the lead with an IL
yard pass to James jackson
Western went ahead on a s.
yard pass from Paul Lewis to
Buzzy Reid and a conversion
by Dave Chen.
BELL ---- Q o 0 ia
Bell scoring: Touchdowns-Jacksor
| III, pass from Bradley: Stewart ga
| pass-run from Bradley. Conversion
! Aquilino.
| L5, pass from Lewis. Conversion
Chen.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Surrett, Green
Speurheud Win
For Cordozo Hiqh

Quarterback Don Surrett and
Halfback Earl Green collabo-
rated to give Cardozo a $50
victory over Roosevelt yesterday
on the latter's field in a West
Division, Interhigh League foot
ball opener for both.
Surrett passed for three
touchdowns, to Green on a 15-
yard play in the first quarter. to
Gilbert Larry for 80 yards in
the third quarter, and 20 yards
to End Jerome GLADDEN., also ir
the third period. Cardozo'S s
other touchdown was a 55-yarc
run by Green on a pass inter.
ception in the second quarter
Roosevelt was on the Clerks
18 in the second after recover
ing a tumble, but couldn't ad-
vance.
Cardozo ---------1 10 o IL 0-26
hooseVet --------- U O.
Cardozo scoring: Touchdowns-Green,
DO. pass from Surrett; 55, pass in.
terceptionl. Larry go, pass from Sur.
retO. GLADDEN. GO. pass from Surrett)
Conversions-Lindsay (2).
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Spinqurn Beaten

ANN A P LIS, Sept. "a
CSpeciaD. - Spingarn High
School of Washington lost its
third game. and second Shut
out, of the season here last
night, 14-0, to Bates. A 62-yard
pass play in the third quarter
and a 28-yard run with an in
Perception with 25 seconds left
did the damage.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Doug Davis Sparks
Fuirfux Victory

Quarterback Doug Davis run
ming and a defense that never
permitted James Madison in
side it's 30-yard line led Fairfax
to a 1870 win over Madison
last night at Fairfax in a Vir-
ginia Group la League foot
ball game.
The Rebels drove 80 yards in
the first period with Davis
scoring on a 1-yard plunge.
He capped another 80-yard
drive in the second quarter by
running II yards around left
end on an option play for a
touchdown.
MApIsoN 1!I3seM -------- 9 9 9 90
FAIRFAX O-19
Fairfax scoring: Touchdowns-Davis
2 Il, plunge; II, rum; Longacre a,
rum. Conversion-Hall.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Eastern Hits
Fast Pace in
Rebuilding
By DICK SLAY
Star staf Writer

With only two regulars re-
turning from last years Inter
high League champion eleven,
Eastern High School could claim
to be rebuilding during this
football season.
Maybe so, but after the RAM
bler's first display in front of
the home folks yesterday they
already seem the product Of a
crash program. Anacostia
couldn't find much difference
in the Eastern teams of the last
two years as the Indians took
it on the chin, 27-7, at Eastern.
Asked if his Ramblers per-
hapS played their best game
after splitting two decisions in
Pennsylvania to start the sea-
son, Coach Dick Mentzer re-
piled, well, the boys were a
little excited about, their first
league game"
Eastern seemed almost at
fever pitch as it's hard tackling
and blocking dominated the ac-
ton. excepting Anacostia's 99-
yard march in 10 plays for its
lone touchdown in the third
quarter.
Fullback Harold Frazier, who
seems much larger than his
listed 2l5 pounds, chugged for
1875 yards in II carries, includ-
ing runs Of 20 and 9 yards for
the Ramblers' first two scores.
Blocking was provided mainly
by Left Tackle Darnell Mitchell
and Left End Willie johnson
on those touchdown plays,
making it 14-0 at halftime.
After Frazier punted 81 yards
dead on the Anacostia /. the
Indians moved for their touch
down. Fullback libby Dunn
carried on seven of the 10 plays
and scored from the /, but it
was a 64-yard pass play. Tail
back Billy Hill to Ronnie Norris,
which set up the touchdown.
Eastern rebounded with
touchdown drives of 73 and ga
yards the next two times it
gained the ball. Right Half
back James Spencer scored over
right tackle from the 7 and
passed % yards to Right End
Gerald Hall all alone in the
end zone for the final touch
downs.
Anacostia may lose Hill for
a time. After guiding the In
dians on their best offensive
showings after intermission, he
suffered a possible injury to
ligaments in his left knee.
ANACOSTIA ------ o o 7 q 7
EASTERN - = q l3-n7
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Polo Benefit Game
Will Be October z

The polo for polio" benefit
game, pitting the Army ALL
Stars against the International
All-Stars, will be played Sum
day, october 2, instead of to-
morrow, as enormously printed
yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Shenandoah
Scratches

1-One Rock, Cavalry Sword. Ollie ].
Jenny Ring. Lying Admiral. Ad-
miral AL. Shiola.
4-Crom Dubh, Warsaw. Flying
Package.
6-TeXas Token.
S-La Esmeralda.
I0-Beeble Be. Wolf Badge. Iemoyne,
Pleasant Living, Norfolk Pearl.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
FRIENDS
YORKTOWN
LAUREL RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

1-Havadean, Marie Byrd, Jimmie S
Bonny
2-sunbonnet King, Flashy Boy, Brown
Signal
3-Tip Elkington, Rusty Don. Dale
Regent
4-Pay Skipper, Fran Genese, ,Josedalp
LordShip.
5-White Comet, Raw Greed, Uncle Jim.
6-Cleary Hanover. Duke Lee, Wanda S
Star.
HECTOR. M. P.'s Nancy. April Chief.
S-Billy Axland. Mikes Lady. Banker
Scott.
0-atarway, Halls joy, Pembroke Hal.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
DAILY DOUBLE 1-O PAID $500

D'A-AA - NDA - - AAAAD "-''~u
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: 5h
AyrOn's say tG,dOn, 900 $50 $50
Eireann's Boy (GibSon) 1.8O
Marys Mint, Bennett Gal, Skins
Daughter; Euripides, Hawk Man. Joe
oFfS%j Fo6RTa Ffp'R. RA6E@purse, tE2e Ss s11oo; s
CouTt t&1iTasB; HS tschaefep 500 $50 e.eo
Punch Board tEspinosa) $40 ESQ
War Gang, Scramble, Eck-Heart
FIJI FIFTH 0RAcE-purse. $1,000; 6
Defsnseless CsmaID $50 100 800
Bright Bindo lCape) 6.6O $40
Jody Joseph tEspinosa) 2.6O
Joycey's Ladd, One More Nance,
Fleet Chief, Bushthorn, Ladyinwaiting,
Blsekk Twink Disc Jockey. Time,
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, s1,1Oo; 5h
BnsSed Cvinscnl $500 1910 $50
Parti Quiz lCape) 4.2O
o K solomon. Holiday Admiral
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe, $1,l00; /
Purple Pete (Heim) 1900 7.eO 500
Cosmic Bess (VasiD $40 400
No Trouble (Liddle) 500
LokSgood, Ralph Margolies, Hopa-
long John, Gang Moll Come on Fred,
Sour Note. Easter Bunny. Time. :42b
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S1,100; l
IoIanthe tArduinD 1920 $40 $50
Black Jewel VasiD $50 $50
Fire Moon (PindelD $40
Brumina Star, Beneficial, Robot 2nd,
Loy Time. ! a IS.
NINTH RACE - Purse. $1,000; l
Color Plate tBrower) $40 4,eO $40
BaIly Blue Hiddle) $40 4.iO
MacefoOrt (VinsOn) I.6O
Vaceil Thanks Wire, Sandras
Choice, Steven S. Time, 1:422s.
TENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: mile
Hey Hey Presto S1McMlen) 100 100 800
Little Sputnic SiCler) 40 $50
Reward Girl Iiddle) $40
Indian Pipe, Sir Odrain, John
Weaver, Corn, Tetrad, Pryner, Coun-
terparty. Time. 1:419S..
Attendance, 5,097; handle, $780,
593.
Big Bonsnza-Two persons picked
FIVE winners and received S4.0lS 20.
Little Bonanza-57 per5ons picked
four winners and received 5000.
The winning numbers were 5, o.,
1, 8. 3. 8.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
RESULTS YnSTERnAr

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Annandale, 90; Falls Church, 12.
Bates, IA; Spingarn, 0.
Bell. 13; Western, 7.
Bladensburg, 81; oxon Hill, 13.
Cardozo, 20; Roosevelt, O,
Carroll, 46; Wilson, o.
Charlotte Hall. 10; Surrattsville, @.
Coolidge, 90; Dunbar, 8.
DeMatha, AZ: Ballou, 0
Eastern, 27 Anacostia, 7.
Friends, l2; yorktown. 6.
George Mason z; John Mosby, o,
Hammond. q; Mount Vernon. o.
Jeb Stuart, 1S; Wakefield, l3.
Mclean, 20; George washington, O.
Phelps. 2: Mckinley, o.
81 Emma, "a: Parker Gray, 6.
Walter Johnson, 20: High Point, 6.
MaShington-Lee, "a; Osbourn. o.
Wheaton, 20; Westminster, z.
GAMES TODAY
Montgomery Blair at Richard Mont.
Romery, pm.
Northwestern at Bethesda Chevy Chase
suitland VS.. Northwood at Blair, ..
Gaithersburg at ST Anthony, >.
Edgewood at Glenelg, >.
Quantico Post at Lackey, 2.
Southern at LaPlata, ..
Good Counsel at Sherwood, 2.
Lee at Groveton, ..
Herndon at Loudoun County, g.
Pomonkey at Hoffman-Boston, ] l am
Leesburg Douglass at Luther Jackson, 2
St stephens vs.. O'Connell at George
Gonzasa at Episco1ai. $40.
st Francis VS.. 81, Johns. Georgetown
U, y. Ffh
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Friends HoIts
Yorktown Rally

Friends scored twice in the
second quarter, then held off a
late threat to defeat Yorktown
High of Arlington, 1876, yes
terday at st. Adams foot
ball field.
The Quakers' first score was
set up by a 69-yard kick BY
Tommy Pyles to the Yorktown
one. The return kick was poor
and Russ Page returned it l6
yards to the Yorktown four
from where Fullback jeff Page
scored. The other Quaker
touchdown came on a York
town tumble recovered in the
end zone by Guard Mickey Mac
Intyre.
Yorktown scored early in the
fourth period on a 2-yard run
by Fullback Chip Rodman.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
HOCKEY SCORES
BY the Associated Press

Detroit (NL), 8; Calgary (W), 4.
New York tNL), Z; Sault Ste. Marie
(EPL), /.
Cleveland (ALl, s, Hershey (AL). 4.
Rochester tAL), 5; Springfield (AL,
Evening star., 1960-09-24
FumbIes Set Up
Mclean Decision

Mclean took advantage OF
three George Washington fun
bleS to beat the Presidents,
$50, last night at GW's field
in a Virginia Group la league
football game.
/ In the first period Tackle
Steve johnson recovered on the
CIV As. and the Eagles scored
IL plays later on a 13-yard
pass from Quarterback Elliott
Mcbride to End Randy Hughes.
Another recovery by johnson
in the second quarter on the
Mclean Al led to another
score. Fullback Steve Chubb
went over from the one.
Carl SoreSi recovered another
President tumble on the CIV
% in the last period, and Ev
Revercomb got the touchdown
with a 3-yard run. John Bayne
took a 15-yard pass from Nc
Bride for the final points.
Fullback Claude Brown, Nc
Leans extra point kicker. was
injured in the first period and
suffered a possible diSlocated
shoulder and possible broken
right arm.
McTEAN q n ~ -
lGW n n n n Al