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to make it 20 in the South
west. meeting Texas.
Other top games:
East: .Villanova at Army.
Rhode Island at Brown, Holy
Cross at Columbia. Boston U.
at Connecticut, Rutgers at Le-
high.
Midwest: Tulsa at Cincin-
natl. Penn State at Illinois.
Michigan State at Indiana,
Vanderbilt at Marquette, Della
ware at Marshall. Kansas at
Oklahoma State, Kansas State
at Oklahoma.
South: Houston at Alabama,
Miami at Auburn, Richmond at
Davidson, William and Mary
at Florida State (night), Tu-
lane at Georgia Tech, Georgia
at Kentucky might, North
Carolina State at Mississippi
Southern (night), North Caro-
lima at South Carolina, Chatta-
nooga at Tennessee, Maryland
at Wake Forest.
Southwest: West Texas
State at Hardin Simmons,
Drake at North Texas State,
Pitt at TCU, SMU at Texas
Tech.
Far West: San Jose State
at Arizona State (night), Ore
gon at California, Brigham
Young at Montana, Wichita at
New Mexico State (night),
Arizona at New Mexico, Stan
ford at UCLA, Denver at Utah,
College Of Pacific at Washing
ION State.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Carroll Blows Chances,
But Still Wins Sixth

John Thomas on the IL. Larry
Rohan Of the Lions caught the
ball in midair and ran to the 2
before being hauled down. On
the next play Fullback Dave
Enders went over with Is Sec
onds left in the half. Nick
DiPietro converted.
Carroll had two other
chances to hit the end zone,
both in the final quarter. Larry
Marzetti hit Larry Rohan on a
16-yard pass play for an ap-
parent touchdown, but it was
called back for a backfleld -in-
motion penalty. Three plays
later the Liens were down to
about the 1-foot line. but Mar
zetti missed going over on a
fourth down quarterback sneak.
O'Connell, still aggressive,
picked OF an errant Carroll
pitchout in the dying minutes
OF the game, End Whitley
Mcclellan streaking down the
sidelines to CAROLS 18. But
Depenbrock. in a last-second
effort to get a score, threw two
passes that were broken up by
End Tom Fitzgerald and then
had d third intercepted by End
Dick Fabrizio with Is seconds
left in the game.
O'CONNELL , o 0 0 90
CARROLL 49, 0 4 % o.
| q. piunGel CnnYerkion-DiPietro.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
BY BOB HANSON
star Stan Writer

The next bite the unbeaten
Lions of Carroll High School
take VIM be against st. Johns
a week from tonight, and If
they fail to cash in on all their
scoring opportunities as they
did yesterday, it may be more
than they can chew.
Carroll. making its first start
this season in the Catholic Lea
que, scored q TO victory over
O'Connell yesterday ON its home
field in q fine defensive DEM
onstration by both teams.
|. The Lions, in marking up
their sixth straight victory,
blew three chances to score,
and only their excellent de-
fense. which has given UP only
one touchdown thus far, kept
them from a possible defeat.
Quarterback John Depen-
brock Of O'Connell, finding II
difficult to gain appreciably or
the ground. took tosthe air. He
threw % passes, completed only
four for Is yards and had three
interruptions. It was the alert
secondary and a crashing line
that kept the Lions in the
game.
A blocked kicked in the Sec
ond quarter led to Carroll's
only score, a few minutes after
the Lions had frittered away a
chance for a touchdown on a
fourth down tumble on O'Con-
nell's /.
Jim Fishington Of O'Connell
had his punt blocked by Guard
Evening star., 1960-10-22
BY CARL SELL
Star star Writer

Coach John Youngblood of
Westinghouse wasn't q bit
heSitant about calling for
Wayne Burroughs game-w win
ming field goal against Ham
mond last night at WI, even
though Wayne earlier had
missed two extra point at
tempts.
Burroughs, a left-footed kick
er, split the uprights from %
yards away with flve minutes
left in the game to give, the
Generals q 15-l4 decision!
The victory was wills fourth
straight in Group LA compe-
tition. Hammond is now Az.
WI next Friday plays AMMAN
dale (6-0 In what probably
will decide the league title.
Burroughs, who is 6 feet tall
and weighs 165 pounds. last
night had missed his first two
extra-point attempts after IL
straight before kicking his win
Evening star., 1960-10-22
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Two-year-olds had the stage
at Marlboro today with the
Nursery Stakes overflowing in
to an unprecedented four-way
split on the final program of
Maryland's 1860 minor racing
season.
Cool but sunny weather was
expected to lure nearly 10000
to Marlboro for one of the most
attractive programs ever Of
fered at a half-mile track. A
small-track record of $19.600
was up, in purses on the nine
race program. which was linn
tied to only three claiming
events.
A total of 80 two-year-old
was entered for the seven-fur-
long Nursery Stakes. causing
the four-way split. Originally
a SIS, ,000-added event, the Nurs-
cry ultimately will cost the
track $4,000.
After today's program horse
racing takes a brief holiday in
Maryland until next Saturday,
when Laurel opens the major
fall season with an 11-day
meeting. Post time at Laurel
has been set for / pm. daily
with the exception of Novem-
ber IL, when the starting time
has been moved up to 1920
for the Washington, D. c. In
ternational program.
In the first section of the
Nursefy-the fourth race
John w. Calary's Man O'Lou
was favored over Irwin David's
Verlie and B. and H. Stables
Brother Handy.
Mrs. Louis L. Voigt's Moan
ing Low, a New Jersey cam
paigner, loomed as the choice
in the second division, the fifth
event. In the seventh race, the
third part of the Nursery, Earl
S. Alloway's Gary Dick was
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Recovered tumble
Helps Wakefield

Lee Waters recovered a
George Washington tumble
midway in the fourth quarter
and Wakefield High School
drove a yards for the deciding
touchdown in a 1877 victory last
night at winlesS CIV.
Halfback Don Seemuller's g.
yard touchdown run of his
right guard and Billy Marsh's
place kick had the Presidents in
front by a point, but the War
riors rallied to even their rec
ord at 3-3 on the season.
GEO WASH. .-------o - 9 2 81
Wakefield scoring; Touchdowns -
Bal 70, rum: Vaughan Il, plunge).
CIV scoring: Touchdown - See.
muller (o' rum. Conversion-Marsh.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Schinnerer Puces
Lundon Triumph

Fullback Bill Schinnerer
scored two touchdownS and
gained 200 yards to lead Landon
to a 28-8 victory yesterday at
Friends in an Interstate Ath-
letic Conference game.
Schinnerer scored one touch
down on a 29-yard pass from
Quarterback Bobo Berger in the
second period, and ran 73 yards
in the fourth quarter for an
other. He gained 100 yards
rushing and 10 yards on two
pass receptions as Landon de-
feated Friends for the fourth
straight year. a,
LANDON -- 12 O S-2s
FRIENDS - o s o Oh
Landon-Hetzel Z, pass from BerseS
(Hetzel, pass from Berger).
Landon-Triplett 4 run (pass failed).
Landon-Schinnerer 90, pass from
Berger (pass failed).
Friends-Davis 81, pass from PyleS
(RogerS rum.
Landon-schinnere 73. run (Berser
run)
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Anucostiq's Bid
Spoiled by Tie

Anacostia scored early in the
last quarter after a blocked
punt to salvage a TT tie with
Phelps Vocational yesterday al
AnacoStia.
The deadlock ruined Ana
costia's chances for the Inter
high East Division football
title, but the Tradesmen re-
mained in contention, needing a
victory next Friday at Eastern.
Tailback Stan Graves, better
known as a baseball infielder
ran 10 yards of left tackle for
the Indians score and also
rushed over the tying extra
point. One play before the
touchdown, Chris Richmond
blocked the Phelps punt, Stan
Jordan recovered on the visi-
tors 20-yard line and a penalty
put the ball on the 10.
hNAceossr1A hANaAAcces Z g 9 -
Phelps scoring: TouchdownOBrooks
q. rum, conyersion-Marshall (pSss
from Holloway.
Graves 10. rum. ConversionWGraves
(rushl.
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Extra Point
Decisive as
-
Blair Wins
MD. BI.CoUNTY LEAoUE

Montgomery Blair's football
team has shifted End Bob
Windsor to fullback and Full
back Louis Scott to right half
back-both apparently to good
advaptage-hut the moves prob
ably have come too late to help
produce another Blair football
championship in the Bill County
League.
Blair partially recovered from
its second defeat, by Wheaton
last week. 20-l0. with a 7-6 de-
cision over Bladensburg last
night at Northwestern High
School. The Blazers drove tc
the Mustangs ~, is, 25 and 4
yard lines without scoring but
made their 1irst-quarter extra
point stand up for the winning
margin. @
Blair moved 90 yards in
nine plays for its touchdown.
Scott carried for 40 of the
distance. including the last 8
yards OF left tackle. Sonny
jackson faxed q placekick for
the conversion and passed to
Frank Shaffer instead.
In the third quarter, Rawley
Conley recovered a Blair fum-
BILE and the Mustangs ground
out So yards in IS plays for
their touchdown. But Jerry
Ricucci broke through to block
Budy Kurtz' extra-point kick.
Quarterback Ottie Wiper
man, who passed to End Tom
M. Jones for the Bladehshurg
score, moved his team to the
Blair % in the waning sec
onds. Another pass In the end
zone was barely detected by
Windsor. playing safety, and
a 3S-yard field goal attempt by
Kurtz was several yards short.
ssIEAAfpHENssuRo sIAfH Z g & q
Blair scoring: Touchdown = Scott
tpass from Jackson).
Bladensburg scoring: Touchdown
I. N. Jones q. pass from Vipperman)
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Gonzugu Wins
In Second Half

Goflzaga High School drove
66 and 80 yards for touchdowns
in the second half to rescue
victory. 1912. at Mckinley
Tech yesterday. 1t was the
Eagles third win in five games
and Techs fifth straight defeat
since a season-opening triumph.
I. There were about 4 minutes
remaining when Fullback John
McKevitt plunged over right
guard for the winning score.
Gonzaga fumbled away the ball
on Tech 10 and 81 in the second
quarter and the Trainers left
halfbaek, Milton Ryan, fol-
lowed up quickly with a 58-yard
end run and a 66-yard pass
play from Charles Brown for
touchdowns.
GoN1AGA ----- o 9 els
MCKINLEY O IL o 0-l2
Gonzaga scoring: TouchdoWn-Guge
. rs, pass from Luebkerk: l5, pass
from Luebkerk): McKeVitt %. plungeI.
Mckinley scoring: Touchdowns-
Ryan (5S, run: SO, pass from
Brown.
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Blocked Punt Starts
Fuirfux to VictoN ,

Fairfax and Falls Church
High Schools traded touch
downs by their defensive teams
in the first quarter, then Fair
fax broke it open with two
more scores before halftime to
defeat the winless Jaguars for
the fourth straight year, 1856,
last night at Falls Church.
FAIRFAX 612 OK
FALLS CHURCH - o o "a
Fairfax scoring: Touchdown
Tankersley (recovered blocked punt in
END sonel: williams Il, plungeJ:
Appler (22, run with fumblel; Multi.
gan Il, plunge). Conversion-Hall
Falls Church scoring: Touchdown
Kelly (44, run with fumbled punt
returp)'
Evening star., 1960-10-22
EorIyT Touchdowns
Help AnnondoIe
Defect Groveton

Annandale struck for three
quick touchdowns in the first
quarter and went on to defeat
Groveton, 27-13, in a Group
la game last night at the
Atoms new stadium.
Halfback Sonny Utz inter-
cepted a Groveton pass in the
opening minutes and returned
1t Sc yards to the Tigers IA.
Steve Sears scored two plays
later. .....
Halfback Scott Swan ran 50
yards for a touchdown and Utz
came right back with a 49-yard
scamper to give the Atoms the
big lead.
Quarterback Billy Taylor
passed for both Groveton
touchdowns. hitting End Lefty
Everett on a 10-yarder in the
second period and Joe Sham
burg on an S-yarder in the
final quarter.
a3Sss3ENNEb2Nr 3SsEND3Gr al - q g 9 5aa32
Groyeton scoring: Touchdowns-
Everett 40, pass from Taylor; Sham
burg Is, pass from Taylor). Conyer-
sion-Snyder (pass from Harris).
Annendale scoring: Touchdowns -
Utz. (49. run: g., rum: Swan (59,
rum; Sears e, rum. Conversions -
Swan 2 (runs); Utz (run).
Evening star., 1960-10-22
SurrottsviIIe Victory
Earned BY Pussino

Surrattsville High School
clicked on touchdown pass
plays in the second and fourth
quarters for its third straight
victory, 1870. yesterday at new
DuVall High. The hosts lost
their first decision after two
victories and two ties.
DuvALL 0 o o O. D
surratsville scoring. Touchdovns-
Cox IlO, pass from OconneI1. Con.
Version-Moyer (rush)
Evening star., 1960-10-22
ChapmanStais
.AsEpBcopaI
WinsonR Rally
BY JOHN MELOY
Star star Writer

Highly-rated Episcopal High
School, a team which hasn't
been defeated by a school in
the Metropolitan area since st.
Johns did it in mid October,
had to pull itself together in
the final quarter yesterday to
avoid one of the biggest upsets
this season.
Two touchdowns by Halfback
Bee Chapman in the fourth
quarter gave the Maroon a
2l-l4. come-from-behind vic
torysagainst a spirited, under
manned st. Adams team on
the losers field. 1t was the first
gridiron meeting between the
two schools.
Chapman. who made a total
Of 178 yards in % carries,
gained a ia yards in the final
quarter. He scored the winning
touchdown on a 3-yard slash
of tackle to climax a 55-yard
march. His first touchdown
came on a 33-yard sprint
around right end to knot the
score at IA all.
st. Adams had stunned Epis-
copal in the first quarter by
scoring twice. The first touch
down came after Halfback
Tony Rubino took q punt on
the Episcopal 46 and raced to
the g. Three plays later Quar-
terback Rick Martin found End
Pat Keating with an 1e-yard
scoring pass.
The second touchdown was
set up when Heating recov-
cred a Chapman tumble on the
Saints "a. The drive ended
with Martin going over on a
keeper play from a yard out.
The Maroon struck back in
the second quarter when Half
back Rober Davis skirted right
end for Is yards after a tumble
recovery on the Saints 81.
EPISCOPAL O l4-o1
ST. ALBANS IA o o Old
Episcopal scoring: Touchdowris-
Davis (25, rum; Chapman . (33, run;
3, rum. Conversions-Kellam .,
st. Adams scoring: Heating G1S,
pass from R Martini; R. Martin II,
Evening star., 1960-10-22
New Title Token
By Charlotte Hall

Unbeatens Charlotte Hall,
paced by the running of Junior
Mcleod, defeated Quantico Post
High School, 200. last night
at Quantico to clinch the first
Central Interscholastic League
football championship.
Mcleod raced % yards
through right tackle to score
in the first period. and went 35
yards on a reverse in the sec
ond period for another touch
down. Mcleod, a Junior. now
has scored Is touchdowns in
six games.
sTANE4; sS5AETicd 6ABd AFBdsr : 1S g SO g
--McLeod 2 (23. run: 80, run) Mallek
l2. plungel. Conversions = Mcleod
(ruSh); Mallek (rushl.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Hoffmun-Boston Wins

Hoffman-Boston, playing its
first season of football, made it
three Wir~ al four games with
a 20,f lctory over Jennie Dean
laSF .lght at Manassas. -
y .MAN-BOSTON 0 713 go
y .SNIE DEAN - o 0 o g. 8
Hoffman Boston scoring: Touchdowns
-Dodson (S5. intercepted pass; Talley
90, rum: Grant t25, pass from
TalleyD Conversions--Talley . (rush).
Jennie Dean scoring: Touchdown
Brooks go. pass from Murphy. re-
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Bel Air Wins 4th

BEL AIR, Md, Oct. % (Spe-
ciaD Quarterback Bill Pickett
and Fullback Don Stearns each
scored two touchdowns on short
runs to lead Bel Air to a 24-13
victory over winleSs Howard
County here last night. This
was Bel Airs fourth win in
five games.
SoTWARp SST 4Rp COUNTY g 7 g s-13
Howard County scoring: Touch.
downs.-.Horner ~. run); Reid a, pass
from ASH, Conversion-Horner (rush) /.
Bel Air scoring: Touchdowns-
pickett Il, plunge; 2, rum; Stearns
z %, run; l, plunge).
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Scott PAGES Fuirmont

CAMBRIDGE. Nd, Oct. %
(SpeciaD. - Sophomore Half
back Raymond Scott scored
touchdowns in the second and
third quarters to give Fair
mont Heights a $50 win over
Mace's Lane in a high school
football game here yesterday.
The victory was the Hornets
second in three starts.
EEiAMoNT Eil NON HEIGHTS 9 6 Z 2-l5
Fairmont Heights scoring; Scott .
version-Grimes (pass from Thomasl
Safety Wyatt tackled Lane in end
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Bell Slows,
But Still
Wins 4th
INTERHIGH LEAGVE
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Contributing Writer

The best football team in Bell
Vocational High Schools his
tory seems to be running out
of gas, but the finish line is in
sight and the Vocats may be
able to coast the rest Of the
way.
A ragged, To victory yester-
day at Roosevelt left Bell need
ing only a victory over winless
Dunbar next Friday to clinch
its first West Division cham
pionship in the Interhigh
League.
Shaking his head after the
game, Coach Leo Miles said,
I'VE get worse every game.
Ever since the Cardozo game
the boys have been letting
down. They don't act like they
care anymore"
Bell got its touchdown mid
way in the third quarter. TAX
ing advantage Of q punt that
travelled only % yards, 1t scored
in four plays from the Roose-
welt IS.
Quarterback Tom Bradley
fired a short pass to Left End
Robert Lee Stewart, who shook
of two tacklerS and raced into
the end zone to complete a 23-
yard play. n
Bell gave the Riders their 2
points with 80 seconds remain
ing after being penalized and
thrown for losses back to its
1-yard line. Bradley deliber-
ately ran into the end zone and
was downed by a host Of line
men for the safety.
RsooeossEvErr soes 80 9 9 3 "a
Bell scoring: Touchdown - Stewart
l23. pass from Bradley. Conversion
Roosevelt scoring; safety-Bradley
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Luther Jackson Bows

PETERBURG, Va, Oct. %
(SpeciaD. - Halfback Walter
Moore ran around end for the
first three touchdowns and the
first extra point in leading Pea
body High School to a 26-0 VIC
tory over Luther jackson from
Merrifield here last night.
LUTHER JACKSON O o 0 o. q
PEABODY II GoS
3 (34, run: %. run. s, rum; BroWn
g, rum. Conversions-Moore (rush):
Carter (rush).
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Defenses Decisive

WARRENTON, Va, Oct. %
(SpeciaD .-Bnable to move in
side the 20-yard line on offense,
Parker-Gray High School OF
Alexandria relied on its defense
for both touchdowns in a 1910
victory over Taylor here yester-
day. The Bulldogs won their
third straight game after four
teen straight defeats.
pI,IARKER- I,I GRAY - 0 9 0 6-12
Parker roGray scoring Touchdowns-
Eaves 40, pass interception); Ashton
recovered tumble In end zonel
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Loss String Ended
By Northwestern

Northwestern High School
put together touchdown drives
OF 81, SO, IS and 40 yards-all
after puntS-to break its four
game losing streak with a $50
victory over Oxon Hill yester-
day at Northwestern. Halfback
Doug Jones scored the first two
touchdownS.
OXON HILL q a. n
NORTHWESTERN o 8 1875
2 e, plunge; 1S, run); Sas-
Lulli 40, rum: Wilton (33, pass from
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WI Hurriers Win

Duncan Higgins and Robert
Hundley. both of Washington
Lee, finished in q dead heat for
first place to pace WI to a
15-42 victory over Wakefield in
cross-country yesterday at WI.
The winning time was lO:43.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question on Page Ala
Answer

No. 3, DetrOit's ball, origi-
nally touched illegally by Day.
ton. When Dayton touches the
ball after it goes only eight
yards and Dayton finally re-
covered, it would be Dayton's
ball. A kickoff may be either
placekick or drop kick.
distributed by the Register and
Tribune Synd4cateI
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Scluvounous Stundout
In Bulls SchooY Win

Dean Sclavounous, stocky
sophomore left halfback from
Bethesda. scored three of the
first four touchdowns and
passed for the other to start
Bulls School toward it's first
football victory, 46-0, over st.
Anthony's yesterday at Bulls.
The Bulls undergraduate elev-
en- had lost two games and
tied one before yesterday.
suLLis sti LAisTa9eS,E scaooE g % q ia
Bulls scoring: Touchdowns0sclao
yyauno9s 3 III run; 30. run with
blocked punt; so. rum: Thompson .
$50, pass from sclavounouS; 55, pass
iinterception): Patterson $40. pass
BQrkinl. Conversions = Thompson
t,, tpass from sclavounousl: Tarr lrushJ:
trushl: Patterson
tpass from Borkin).
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Guithersburq Romps

Tackle Teddy Kirk recovered
two fumbles that led to touch
downs as Gaithersburg defeat
ed Good Counsel, 25-7, last
night at Gaithersburg.
dd3HR d3fTREkssUkdI dkSSNfaI 9 S1S Gs5
Good Counsel scoring: Touchdown
Sehaplowsky q; rum Conversion
Gaithers6urg scoring: Touchaovns-
Taylor (4S, rum; Jordan a, rum !;
Fisher t36, pass from. Taylorl; Gil
liam eco. intercepted pitchout). Con-
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Chen's Late Goal
Wins for Western

Halfback Dave Chen kicked
a 30-yard field goal on the last
play to give Western a 10-7
victory yesterday at Cardozo in
an Interhigh League West Di-
vision game. The win kept the
Raiders in contention for the
division title.
Cardozo had threatened late
in the fourth period, driving to
the Raiders 20, but Western
held and marched so yards to
get in position for Chen's win
ming boot.
Chen scored all the Raiders
points, taking a 15-yard touch
down pass from Quarterback
Paul Lewis in the second period
and kicking the extra point.
Jerome GLADDEN. ran 10 yards
in the first qusrter to give Car
dozo a temporary TO lead.
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WI KICKER CONES THROUGH
Winning Cool Follows
Missed Extra Points

ming field goal from a diff
cult angle.
Quarterback Terry Browns
passing actually set up the
victory. He tossed one scor-
ing aerial, and a 36-yarder to
Halfback David Cutler to set UP
Burroughs kick on fourth down.
The running of Halfback
Tom Arehart set up both Ham
mond touchdowns. A 34-yard
advance to the WI 2 by Are
hart set up Fullback Tom
Gray's scoring plunge in the
second period. Arehart ran 20
yards to the WI S before
skirting end for a score in the
third quarter. He kicked both
extra points.
Brown connected with Half
back Ronald Steger on a 81
yard pass play to set up wills
first score, which came on an
end run by Cutler. and passed
80 yards to End Steve Warren
for the other touchdown.
We aAGNMoND AS --------S Z ! &ilts
Hammond scoring: Touchdovns -
Gray q. runl; Arehart Is, runl. Con-
Versions-Arehart tkieksl.
WI scoring: TouchdoWns-Culler
Brown. Field goal-Burroughs (23
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Garfield RuIIies

MARSHALL. Va, Oct. %
(SpeciaD - Gar Field High
School from Woodbridge moved
63 yards in four plays to score
with a half-minute remaining
and pull out its third straight
victory. 1875, over Marshall
High here yesterday. &
GGAAESc5E.IIEELIp GAS5E.IIEELIp ------- 9 Q Q e-12
Garfield scoring: ToucSdoWnsO
Haegard (49, run): SouthWorth Gao,
Marshall scoring: Touchdown
Payne az. pass from Grihath).
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Coolidge Romps

Coolige defeated Chamber
lain. 21-0. yesterday in a nom
league game at Coolidge. The
Colts marched so yards for a
touchdown with the opening
kickoff, scoring on a 40-yard
pass play from Fullback Angel
Wilson to End Neil Gemeny.
cca5AAHHiREELA1N caAHH 13STHL = 9 9 9 90
coolidse scoring: Gemeny (40, pass
l45. intercepted pasS. Conversions
Moore g.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Wilson Ends String
OF Interhiqh Ties

Wilson High School won its
first Interhigh League West
Division game after three ties,
defeating Dunbar, $50, yester-
day at Wilson.
The Tigers scored in the first
quarter on a 25-yard pass from
Halfback Dave Alexander to
End Dan White, then broke it
open in the second period as
John Reuther raced IS yards
with an intercepted pass for
one score and End John Stanat
ran 4 yards with a recovered
tumble for another.
DUNBAR --------- 0 0 o o. 0
WILSON --------- 9 13 o 7-26
Wilson scoring: White
(25, pass from Alexander; Reuther
(S5, intercepted pass); Stanat "A. run
with fumble); Richardson Il, plunge)
nversions-Burchard 9.
Evening star., 1960-10-22
NBA RESULTS

BY the Associated Press
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
No games scheduled .-s.
GAMES TONIGHT
Detroit at Boston.
Philadelphia at Syracuse.
Los Angeles at ST. Louis.
.Tv HeT WR6.4 YSTk at Cincinnati = &c tstternoon
Evening star., 1960-10-22
Muret Wins Shutout

Unbeaten Maret School beat
its first varsity opponent, 1910.
yesterday at Flint Hill in Oak
ton. Quarterback Kenny Berry
passed to Fullback Jack Kreuz-
berg from punt formation for
the second touchdown, sealing
Maret's third victory Of the
season.
MARET ---- o g 8 0-12
FLINT HILL O o q O.
Maret scoring: Touchdowns-Gross
@, plunge); Kreuzbers t4s, pass from
Berry,.