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Evening star., 1960-11-12
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach
Question

It's Cincinnati, o; Marquette,
0, first quarter. Marquette is
on the Cincinnati 43, second
down and one. You, the Mar
quette quarterback decide in
the huddle against the usual
call of a pass in this situation,
instead call a quick opener
through line with the ball to
be snapped on set" your first
word after the team is on the
scrimmage line. However, when
you come up to the scrimmage
line, you note Cincinnati has
changed defenses and placed a
man squarely in your quick
opener hole. Should you:
1. Call an automatic (play
change) and throw a pass?
2. Go ahead with play
originally called?
(Answer on Page A.14
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Davis Late Score
Carries Fairfax to
Victory Over Lee

Quarterback Doug Davis
plunged l.yard for a touchdown
with 2 minutes left in the game
to give Fairfax High School e.
27-20 victory over Lee ina q !
Northern Virginia Group la
football game last night at
Fairfax.
Davis, a 145-pound senior,
directed a 56-yard drive that
won the game for the Rebels.
Lee came from behind to tie
the score in the last period on
two touchdowns by Andy
Higham. Davis also scored
touchdowns in the second and
third periods. e. {
LEE 13-1o-
FAIRFAX OH 6 7Ag7s
Lee scoring: Touchdowns-Reeves
recovered tumble in end sone); Higham
z e, run; 81. run). conversions
Fairfax scoring: Touchdowns-ip-.
pier AS, pass from Muiligan); Davis
8 Is, run: 81, run; l, plunse). Con-
verSions-Hall 3.
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Laurel Closing odoy
With $24,775 Turf Cup

Laurel was closing its 11-day
fall race meeting today with
the eighth running of the
$24,775 Turf Cup. which drew
a field of 13 for the mile-and-
an-eighth grass race. Pimlico
opens Monday.
Favored to win his fourth
stakes of the year was Louis
Wolfson's Quiz Star, who
shared top weight of 122 pounds
with C. Mahlon Kline's Mys-
tic II, part of an entry with
Bruce S. Campbell's Conestoga,
118. In his last race Quiz Star
galloped to an easy victory in
Evening star., 1960-11-12
St. Johns Snaps
Streak by Beoting
Columbian Prep

st. Johns came from behind
in the second half to defeat
Columbian Prep. 1877. yester-
day at Georgetown University
and snap a three-game losing
streak in football.
The Cadets, who won their
first five games, had not had q
victory since they whipped
Washington-Lee, 27-14, Octo-
ber Z. They trailed yesterday
at halftime. rs, but marched
43 yards in the third period for
the winning score. with Full
back John Flynn plunging over
from the /.
Quarterback Scotty Glacken
passed for the other Cadet
touchdowns, throwing % yards
to End Tim DAILY in the first
quarter and 8 yards to End
Ken Claro with 80 seconds left
in the game.
So JoRN's PREP : 9 8 ia
Columbian Prep scoring: Touchdown
st: Johns scoring; Touchdowns-Daly
(23, pass from Glacken) Flynn q,
plungeD; Claro u2, pass from Glacken).
Conversion-Gross.
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las halftime lead. Wakefield
completely dominated the Sec
ond half. Despite Q statistical
advantage Of 1920 yards In
the final period. the Warriors
couldn't score until the last
two minutes when John Ball
cracked across from the 1.
Vaughan scored Wakefield's
first touchdown in the second
quarter, climaying a 62-yard
march. The home team gained
a total Of 28e yards to l7s for
the visitors and had Q 1877 first
down advantage.
WWAAsAINonoN-LEE WAEEPSefS Z Z g 81.
Weshingten-Lee scoring: Touch
downs-Wiiliam 2 az. run; 22. rum
Conyersions-Burroughs 9.
Wakeneld scoring: Touchdown
Vaughan "a, runI; Ban Il, runJ
Conversion-Ball (rush).
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Five Area Schools
In Horrier Ruce

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov.
IL (AP). - Nineteen schools
have entered more than $50
runners in the 18th annual
Virginia High School League
cross country meet today at
William and Mary.
Six schools entered from the
Northern District of the Group
la League are Annandale.
George Washington. Hammond,
Wakefield, Washington . Lee
and Yorktown.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Gators Run
Gives Verdict
SuitIund

Rival Coaches Dan PalGmbo
of Northwestern High School
and Walt Fedora of Suitland
agreed on at least one item after
Suitland's 1877 victory yester-
day: Billy Gators 75-yard run
for the winning touchdown was
one Of the finest such efforts
either ever had seen.
Gator. Suitland tailback who
broke his shoulder in the first
game of the season and broke
his nose last week. apparently
was stopped several times after
turning his right end in the
last quarter at Suitland, but he
somehow kept going.
Fullback Ken Kennerly
scored Suitland's first touch
down in the first period at the
end Of an 80-yard drive. The
Wildcats tied it on a short pass
after a blocked punt and a Is
yard penalty to the Rams s.
yard line. and took the lead
on Fred Rodriguez extra point
kick.
NORTHWESTERN O 7 o o. :
SUITLAND - 8 o 0 ia
Northwestern scoring: Touchdown
RodHisueS q, pass from Melbourne)
Conversion-Rodrigu
Suitland scoring: Touchdowns-Ken-
nerly (3, plunge): Gator (75, rum
Conversion-Adriani (rush).
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Gray, Are|1art
Pace Scoring
For Hammond

Fullback Tom Gray and Half
back Tommy Arehart scored SO
points between them to lead
Hammond High School to q
smashing, 40, victory over
Mclean last night at George
Washington High School Sta
dium in Northern Virginia
Group la football game.
Gray scored three touch
downs and Arehart had two
touchdowns and six conversions
as the Admirals scored in every
quarter to hand the Eagles, q
contender for the chanplon-
ship early in the season, their,
fourth straight loss. Ham
mond's initial touchdowns were
set up by Mclean fumbles re.
covered on the "a by Tackle
John Bowman and on the 81 by
Tackle Larry Mucha.
aAMMoND fsSi1c =. 12 q 9 -
Hammond SCORING: Touchdowns--
Gray 3 "a, run; 3, run; /, piuneeg:
Arehart = IS, run; 5. rum; King l6,
rum. onversions-Arehart 8.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
George Mason Shades
Warren County Eleven.

FRONT ROYAL. Va, Nov. IL
(SpeciaD. A 20-yard pass
lateral play midway In the last
quarter clicked for the winning
touchdown as George Mason
High School Of Falls Church
captured an e-6 football VIC
tory over Warren County here
last night.
The margin Of victory ac-
tually was a flrst-period safety
scored by Guard Tony Wright,
who tackled Darrell MCGEE in
the end zone on the first play
after a Mustangs drive stalled
on the Warren County 2.
4aEGhak aHRshk edsSM coSHTy . g 8 "a
Mason scoring: Touchdown-Creasy sy
t20. lateral from Duncan, pass from
Carlo). Safety-Wright tackled Nc
Gee in end zonel.
Warren scoring: Touchdown-Rich;
ards us, rum.
Evening star., 1960-11-12

the mile and five furlong
Knickerbocker Handicap in
New York. Last spring Quiz
Star won the Wilwyn Handicap
on the grass at Laurel.
Completing the field are Brae
Burn Farms General Arthur,
ia; G. H. Bostwick's Tuscarora,
ia; John S. Burrows Dirce,
ia; Mrs. Stephen Clark, jr.'s
Shield Bearer, ia: Nathan L.
Cohen's Jamie. ITO; Mike
D'Onofrio's Cervina, Ill, only
filly in the race; Howell E.
Jackson's Four Fathoms, ia;
Janley Stables Golden Game,
ia; George Stribling's Moon
Cloud, ia, and Cleveland Skin
ker's MADDOX, ia.
Evening star., 1960-11-12

competing for the $4,000 first
prize and $4,000 total at the
par-72. 6,738-yard Chapultepec
Country Club. They are from
Mexico. United States. Canada.
Belgium, Spain, Argentina.
Cuba and Guatemala.
Flory Van Donck Of Belgium,
winner Of the Canada Cup in
Ireland this year and unofficial
world champion, was grimly
trying to pull back into the
running today. He has a l42,
nine strokes behind johnson.
Defending Champion Angel
Miguel of Spain also had q 142
after a bad day on the lush
course yesterday when he shot
a 2-over-par u.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
SurrottsviIIe Clicks

Halfback Russ Meyer scored
three touchdowns, all on short
runs. and passed for another
as Surrattsville came from a
14-13 deficit to a 1914 football
victory yesterday at Great
Mills High School. Surratts-
vile won its sixth game in
eight, and fifth straight, while
dealing Great Mills its seventh
successive loss in its first year
of football.
sgRRATTsyILLE ggEa4 TITIs a ! 1a-3s a-3s
surrattsville scoring: Touchdowns-
Meyer 3 U2. run; 4, run; 5, rum:
Wynkoop III. pass from O'Conneln;
Russell 10, pass from Moyer). Con-
versions-Wynkoop (pass from O'Con-
nellJ: Cox ,tpass from o'ConnelD ;
johnson trush).
Great Mills scoring: Touchdowns-
Hunter 2 (65. pass from Schofield; go,
pass from Schof1eld). Conversions
Norr tpass from T. Denmark: A. Den
mark (pass from T. Denmark.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
BELL ROUTED IN TITLE GAME
.Poss Defense Credited
For Eastern Victory
BY DICK SLAY
star STAN Xriter

The weakness Coach Leo
Miles spotted on Eastern High
Schools football team was in
pass defense he admitted al
most sheepishly yesterday after
his Bell Vocational eleven took
a 25-6 pounding from the
Ramblers in the Intelhigh
League championship playoff.
Playing before a full house
of at least $500 fans at Car
dozo Stadium, Eastern showed
one facet of its poise in these
title games by interceptlng
three of Tom Bradley's 18
passes. The first two theftS re-
suited in touchdowns.
But" Miles pointed out,
their pass defense was strong
because their line charged so
hard"
Decisive Factor
Led by Tackle Darnell
Mitchell, who was credited
with more than a dozen tack
les; Guards Richard Jackson
and Arnold Richmond and
End Gerald Hall. the Ram
blers' forward wall was the
decisive factor as it all but
neutralized Bells main weap-
on with its quick rushes on
Bradley.
On the third scrimmage
play Of the game, after Hall
and Richmond had nailed
Bradley for a 14-yard loss
back to his 9, Bradley tried
a quick pass to the right side.
But Halls big hands were in
the way and he gathered in
the ball and ran 8 yards into
the end zone.
The Vocats tied the score
one period later after driving
63 yards to. the Eastern 13
and trading fumbles. On a
third down and = / situation,
Bradley caught the Ramblers
in an eight-man line and
passed to End Robert Lee
Stewart in the left fiat and
Stewart raced over the goal
to complete a 19-yard play.
Offense Bogs Down
Bell got only one first down
after that, reaching the East
ern 45-yard line in the third
quarter on its farthest pene-
tration. Hall ended that move
Evening star., 1960-11-12
tumble Sets Up.
Majors Victory

After driving to the George
Washington and 4 yard lines
only to lose the ball on fumbles,
Mount Vernon High School
turned CIV tumble into a so
football victory in a Northern
Virginia Group la League
game last night at Mount Ver-
non.
Mackie Robinson claimed the
CIV tumble on the Majors 46
late in the third quarter, and
13 plays later Fullback Arnold
Cash ran around his left end
for 10 yards and the games
only score, coming midway in
the final.
GEORGE WARRINGTON 90 o 90
MOUNT VERNON o o IA
Mount Vernon scoring: Touchdown
Cash 40, run).
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Garfield Loses
vo

WARRENTON, Va, Nov. 10
(SpeciaD. Tackle John Sin
clair recovered a tumble on the
Garfield l8 in the fourth pc
riod and Fullback Robert Gar
diner ran 10 yards for the
touchdown that gave Warren
ton High School a 20-14 victory
over Garfield of Woodbridge
here last night.
GARFIELD Ola O GA
WARRENToN IA O 0 go
Garfield scoring: Touchdowns =
Faucette Il, plungel: Pulliam ~, rum;
Conversions-Southworth (pass from
Faucette): Accord tpass from Faucette);
Warrenton scoring: Touchdowns-
Pullen 100, intercepted pass; Wilkes
q, plungel; Gardiner 10, rum. Con.
versions-Varron (rushl: Wilkes Crush).
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Quuntico Post Wins

Quarterback John Garrett
son passed for one touchdown
and plunged for another in the
last quater to provide the mar
gin for Quantico Post High
School in an 1876 football
victory over Bulls School yes
terday at Quantico. Bulls
finished its schedule with q.
2-3-l record. .. y
BULLS SCHOOL O q a o.
QUANTICO POST 8 o 8 1S-lS
Bulls scoring: Touchdown Scla-
vounos 13, run).
Quantico scoring: Touchdowns-
Fisher @, plungel: Harrison ia, pats
from Garrettson): Garrettson u.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
-Chase'sDash
Keeps sCarroII.
RecordCIean
BY CARL SELL
star stan Writer

Melvin Chase, o 138-pounder
who plays only for kickoff and
punt returns. is the big reason
today why Carroll High Schools
football team still is unbeaten
and united. j
! Chase last night returned the
opening kickoff 81 yards for a
touchdown to give the Lions a
60 victory over q stubborn
Gonzaga team before 1000
Catholic League fans at North
western High School.
Melvin turned a near misplay
into the touchdown with q
burst Of speed that enabled him
to run down the middle Of the
field without a hand touching
him.
ZoOms Down Field
Chase fumbled the kickoff
and had trouble retrieving the
football. But when he did get
control Of the ball. he zoomed
through the Eagles defenders
for the games only touchdown.
1t was a heart breaking de-
feat for Gonzaga. The hard
charging Eagles twice threat
ened to score but were thwarted
by 15-yard penalties both
times.
The Eagles got to the Carroll
4-yard line in the first quarter
but were set back by a penalty.
Two passes failed and then
CAROLS Richard Miller nailed
Quarterback Malcolm Luebkert
for a long loss on fourth down.
HOll0ran Plays
In the final period, the
Eagles were driving for the goal
behind the running of Half
back Jimmy Holloran. who was
returning to the lineup after
a stay in Georgetown Hospital
for treatment Of an infection
resulting from a blister on his
heel. 80. N-.
Gonzaga moved to the
Carroll ll-yard line and an
other 15-yard penalty stopped
its bid for q score. Again two
passes failed as Carroll held.
CARROLL 8 o O 0-6
GONZAGA- o 0 0 90
Carroll scoring; Touchdown Chase
(S7. kickoH return),
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LonqfeIIow Triumphs

Quarterback Alan fGroh
scored two touchdowns on 30
yard runs and another on a
quarterback sneak for 10 yards
as Longfellow School finished
the football season with its first
victory after five defeats, 800,
over Flint Hill yesterday at
Longfellow.
FLINT HILL o O q a. n
LONGFELLOW IL & "a 40
Longfellow scoring: Touchdowns-A.
S Sron 80. run; 30. run: 10, rum:
POLAND t33, rum CONFERENCE.-The
2: A. Groh (ruSh)
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Win for Fuirmont

Fairmont Heights finished
its football season yesterday
with its third victory in five
starts. a 44-0 romp over Cedar
Knoll of Laurel at Fairmont
Heights.
CEDAR KNOLL o o 0 o. O
Fairmont Heights scoring: Touch
downS--Crisp uS, rum; Grimes go,
pass from Thomas; williams ~,
rum: Scott go rum: Stanton t30,
rum: Broadwater and Pierce Tecovered
blocked punt in end zone). Conver-
sions-Crisp (rush); Scott fush).
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Rout for Hiqh Point

High Point easily defeated
winleSS Oxon Hill, 1856. yes
terday at High Point. to finish
the football season with a AS
record. The Eagles lost their
first four games, three by five
points or less, but rallied to
win four of their last five.
3XoN e221sM InIdr HILL 1902 9 g ! 9-o7
oxon Hi scoring: Touchdown-Hail
Is, rum. Conversion-Hall trush).
High Point scoring: Touchdowns-
Doyle "a, run); Olson "a, rum; Bonn
berger q. rum: Smith "a, run): Con-
vefsion-Bean.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
FIGHT RESULTS

LOGAN. Utah-Don Fullmer, 1872,
West Jordan. Utah, outpointed Buckv
Bellamy. 1Si. Phoenix, 10. Donnie
Adamson. 1913, West Jordan, outpointed
Ricardo Gonzalez, l26, BuenoS Aires
Evening star., 1960-11-12
GENERALS SQUEAK BY WAKEFIELD
CIV Is Next Obstacle
In WIS Title Bid

NO. VA. GROUP la LEAGUE
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Holmes County herald., 1960-01-14
LAST WEEKS
4 In & About
TcksssLH
by Ruth Barrett

The following were guests OF
the Bill Grantham's during the
yule holidays: Mrs. r.. D.
Wright and Miss Gloria Read
ing from Memphis and Brac
Provine and Lewis Buford of
Greenwood.
Mrs. Kenneth Parrish and
Mrs. Ned Parrish, Jr. were
Jackson visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shep-
pard spent Christmas day in
the home of her sister, Mrs.
Curtis Jones and family in
Laurel. Mrs. v. Reinhard
accompanied them on their re-
turn to Tchula.
Recent visitors in the home
of Mrs. v. Reinhard were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Hutchin-
son of Jacksonville, Fla. and
Mrs. E.. E. Carpenter of Mem
phis.
Mrs. j. K. Barwick and Julie
are visiting in New Orleans
in the home of her sister and
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-14

aha and Mr.. and Mrs. Bovd
Sheppard spent Christmas ir
in Mobile with, respectively,
their daughter, and family!
Mrs. A. Naman, and sister,
Mrs. Nell Mulhalland and
family.
Rev. Blanton Daggett, pas
tor of the Oxford University
Methodist Church, wife and
children are spending a few
days with Mrs. Daggott's mot
her, Mrs. E. e. Long.
Among those visiting in CIR
eenwood Thursday moring were
Chloe Niece, Mrs. J. E. Gun
ningham and Carolyn, Mrs.
Mai Hamlin and MRS.. L..
Shields.
Jackson visitors Thursday
were Mrs. j. E. Hays, Mrs.
Billy Cooper Smith, Mrs. Stan.
Stanton and Mrs. Alice Mae
Booth.
Jimmy Johnson attended a
dance New Years eve night
at the Colonial Country Club
in Jackson. He was accompan-
led by a friend from Lexing-
ton.
Mrs. M. G.. Bennett and
Frances Children to Jackson
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-14

day visit to homefolks in Glo-
ster, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brown
and Marie of Fort Worth, Tex
as were guests of the Harry
O'Cains over the weekend.
Mrs. w. E. McCune had her
brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Strouss and Mrs. J..
M. Frost as New Years day
guests.
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-14

Elizabeth Tahir in New Or
leans. After attending the Su
gar Bowl game Abe Jr. viii
return to Washington, D. c.
where he will resume his du.
ties with the General Service
administration.
Mrs. Charles Vegezzi Mari,
lyn, Mrs. Joe Maggie and Jean
were Greenwood visitors Mon
day and Yazoo City visitors
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Delmon-
leo from Schenectady, New
York and Mrs. Maranto and
Father Clement of Greenwood
were recent visitors in the
Maggie and Vegazzi homes.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Veg
ozzi and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henderson had their son and
0AAA
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vegozzi of Memphis home for
Christmas.
Friends of Col. and Mrs.
Earl Edwards and family from
Washington, D. C. were happy
to welcome them home for A
Christmas vacation. They were
guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards of Cruger
and Mr.. and Mis-. Walter
Lowe of Tchula.
Miss Jean Maggie returned
to New York Saturday where
she will resume her musical.
TV and modelling career.
MIR. and Mrs. George Sam
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-14

family Mr.. and Mrs. DurwooG
Dunn.
Mrs. Jessie Tony of BelzonI
had as her guest this week
Mrs. George Crow.
Memphis visitors over the
weekend were Mrs. c.. C. Wade
and daughter, Brenda.
Friends of Mrs. Sam Hutton
are sorry to learn that she
has been a patient in the Hol-
mes County Community hospi-
tai.
Mrs. S. j. Foose, Sr. was
happy to have with her a few
days durig the holidays her
son, K. c. Foose from Hous-
ton, Texas.
Miss Jane Given was a re-
cent guest in the Glass home
in Vicksburg. Miss Glass and
Miss Givin are room mates at
M. S. c.. w.
Mrs. w. M. Link and Nora
Deen of Bentonia are spending
a few days in the home of Mrs.
Links mother, Mrs. w. Ever
ade Jones.
Mrs. D. T. Warner and da-
lighter, Dorothy of Charleston,
S. c.. were recent guests in
the home of his mother, Mrs.
R. M. Warner and brother
Myron Warner.
Mrs. Mary Tahir and son,
Abe M. Tahir, Jr. left We'd
nesday night to be guests of
their daughter and sister, Mary
Holmes County herald., 1960-01-14

Friday night.
Mrs. Lee Howell and child
rem Returned last Thursday
after a visit with relatives at
POnatoc.
Mrs. Harold Gelston accom-
panied her father, Leon Aid
ridge of West to Jackson Sat.
to visit his brother, Drew AID
ridge in the VA hospital there.
They found him improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ray Br-
ock visited the Thornton girls
in the Jackson Baptist hospital
who were seriously injured in a
car wreck near Tchula Christ