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Evening star., 1960-04-24
FRIDAY

FNIDAH
Continued From Preceding Puse
6:35
4-Weother. Sports. Color.
Forester. Gibbons.
6:45
4-NBC News.
HuntIey BrinkIey.
9-Dous Edwords. News.
700
4-PhiI SiIvers Show. Comedy.
5-Roueh Riders. Adventure.
7-Bockstoge. Sports. News.
Strong. SieeeI MoIkie
9-Copter Petrol. Adventure.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
7:26
9-TV Editorial.
7:30
4-PIoy Your Hunch. Games.
5-Horbor Commend.
7-WoIt Disney Presents.
Hour. The Birth of the Swonp
Fox" Port |. Storing Leslie Mel
sen, tRepeot.D
9-Rowhide. Western.
! Hour. "lncident Of the De-
serter." Wishbone quits the
SedoIio-bound cottle drive TO open
restaurant of his own with q
frontier widow. Paul Brineoor,
SheiIo Bromley.
500
4-Troublesho tiers. Adventure.
5-Five-Stor Feature. Movie.
IA Hours. "Rouehshod 948.
A young roncher and his donce-
hoII girl friend help TO copture
three escaped conVicts. Robert
Sterling, Gloria Grohome.
$50
4-TeIephone Hour. Color.
I Hour. Gilbert and SuliVon's
THE Mikodo." Storing Groucho
Marx tKo-Ko), Helen Troubel
tKotshoJ, StonIey Holloway
tPoo- Boh), Dennis King the
Mikodol.
7-Mon From BIockhowk.
"lncident OF Tupeo." A frontic
telegrom from q poIlcyhoIder's
wife brings Investigator Logan TO
little Western town. Robert
Rockwell.
9-HoteI De Poree. Western.
A man with O price on his heo1
urges Sundonce to turn him in,
Evening star., 1960-04-27
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Today's game is based upon
10 words which may prove
valuable additions to your vo-
cabulary. After each num-
bered word you will find a
word Of almost the same
meaning among the three
words and phrases following it.
When you have all the an
swers, check against the cor
rect pairings at the bottom.
Here is how to score the quiz:
Ten correct, excellent; eight
or nine, good; six or seven,
fair.
l. Pejorative: (a) lying and
untruthful: Cb) expectorating;
(c) disparaging.
2. Philanthropic: (a) cast
ing caution to the wind; (b)
charitable; (c) eXtrem ly
wealthy.
3. Phonetics: (a) communi-
cation via phones; (b) method
of trapping imposters; (c)
study of speech sounds.
4. Philatelist: (a) dealer in
curios; (b) connoiSseur OF. rare
books: (c) stamp collector.
5. Proletariat; (a) working
class; (b) Russian people; (c)
slaves.
6. Prognathous: (a) eager
for a fight; (b) learned in
Greek ethos; (c) having a very
long jaw.
Z. Philogyny: (a) fondness
for women; (b) fondness for
argument; (c) cannibalism.
8. Philology: (a) study of
logic; (b) sacred rites of an
cient Greeks; (c) study of Ian
guages.
9. Posthumous: (a) after ones
death; (b) not at all funny;
Co joint next to tibia.
10. Philter: (a) lover of green
things; Cb) magic potion: (c)
device to strain impurities from
liquid.
Answers: 1c; 2b; Sc; &c; 5a;
&c; Ia; Sc; Ga; lob.
Do you know the most COM
mon errors of grammar and
usage and how to avoid them?
For a list of common mistakes
and advice on how to improve
your speech and writing, SIM
ply send a self-addreSsed
stamped envelope, plus 10 cents
to cover handling, to William
Morris, GOOD GRAMMAR, in
car of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
Relaxation is Only
Cure For Headaches
Doctors Say
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This modern defense against man ; 8
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ache. is known as SAL-FAYNE. II
Is now available in pink capsule
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favorite drug counter. Get today.
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Evening star., 1960-04-27
Your ChiId's 10
is Not Fixed

Q A study of 800 children from
birth has proved that 10 can
go down or up, depending on
parental influence! Article in
May Readers Digest explains
why -. offers a challenging
opportunity to help your child
make the most of what he or
she has. NoW on sale-pdge100.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
Rem HE'D

meaning "snatched forcibly.'
Average mark, 26 words; time
limit, 25 minutes.
Rules OF the game: 1. Words mus
be Of four or more letters @ Word!
which acquire four letters by the sd'
dition Of IS" such as bats" cats,
are not used. g. Only one form Of Z
word is used. 4. Proper names are moi
used.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
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Evening star., 1960-04-27
For y0u! A neW concept
IN feminine hygiene
that carries daily
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Women of fneSse who set the
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in the Office, at dances, while
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Evening star., 1960-04-27

Answer to CAROUSAL
carols. csul, casual, causal, elaro, osral
coal, cola, erus, curls, also, alas, slar
aural. aula. rascal oral sscral, scar
Seour. slur, soar, soul, sour, solar.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Mr.. Ginsbure Heads
81 Symphony Drive

Mr.. David Ginsburg has
been named chairman Of the
National Symphony 1861
Sustaining Fund Campaign.
it has been announced by
Mr.. Carson @. Frailey, Ma
. tional Symphony Association
president.
A goal of $3.50. 900 has been
set to help support the Or
chestra for the 196l-62 sea-
son. a $4,000 increase over
last years fund drive total.
I'VE are indeed fortunate
In having Mr.. Ginsburg ac-
cept the chairmanship of
the drive" Mr.. Frailey said.
The success of the Sustain-
! ing Fund Campaign means
! the future Of the Orchestra
Evening star., 1960-12-21

in the musical life Of the
community"
A prominent Washington
attorney, Q Mr.. Ginsburg
served as an attorney with
the Securities and Exchange
Commission, as q law clerk
to Associate Justice William
o, Douglas, as general coun-
sci Of the Once Of Price Ad-
ministration, and as deputy
director Of the economies
division of the once OF Mill
tary Government, Germany.
In addition. he was deputy
director of the United States
Delegation to the Austrian
Treaty Commission and ad-
visor to the United States
Delegation, Council Of For.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
sisn Ministers in London in

eign Ministers in London In
1947.
The newly-named chair
man served in the Army from
1943 to 1946 as an officer
and In 1850 was administra-
tive assistant to the late
Senator Nicely Of West Vir-
ginia.
He Is married and the
father Of three, two boys and
q girl.
Evening star., 1960-12-21
Porty Today

Members Of the Soroptimist
and Venture Clubs Of WASH
irlgton were to stage a Joint
Christmas party at 1880 pm.
today in the Congressional
Room Of the willard. Special
guests at the party were
youngsters from the Crippled
Children's School.
Evening star., 1960-12-21

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Evening star., 1960-10-09
Washington Tops
Baltimore Golfers
For Third Time

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8 (Spe-
ciaD Washington. led by the
par-70 golf of Bill Brownrigg
and John Eisinger, defeated
Baltimore, 1875, at Five Farms
today in the fourth annual
team match between the two
cities.
EiSinger and Bob Chandler
won all three points in their
match with Ken Scales and
Frank Michalek, as did Wash
ington'S Keith Bowie and Day-
i'd Workman against Charles
Yearick and Hank Majeski.
1t was Washington's third
victory in the four years of
this event. Summaries:
Perky Cullinare and BIZ Bvownr!gE
Washington. 80, over Walter Greiner
T John h'tE Emich ''sG6 and Bill Col. ,Balti-
moEel, II. over Ralph BoSsrt and
John Eisinger and Bob Chandler
6Washingtonl, 30; over Ken Scales
Buddy Shsrkey and Chick Cullinane
tWsshinEton); @-l. over Bill Klages
and Willis johnson
Larry Murphy and Billy Bupper:
Bimestefer and Harry Schneider.
Keith Bowie and David Workman
tWashington. 80. over Charles Year
ick and Hank Maieski
Evening star., 1960-10-09
STATISTICS

line for a 21-13 lead, it looked
like Coach Marv Levy might
get his first California victory
after three losses.
But Melin. after the follow
ing kickoff, tipped a 47-yard
pass to End Lee Schroeder. Lou
Blakely made a yard to the Cal
II. Then, with time running
out, Melin connected for a IT.
yard touchdown pass to Schroe-
der, and Lincoln drove around
right end for a two-point con-
version and the tie.
1t climaxed a brillian after
noon for Lincoln. He scored
the first Cougar touchdown
with a 2-yard run, another on
"a 19-yard run, connected on
three of five passes for 40 yards
and totaled 1913 yards in %
carries.
The tie tarnished a brilliant
afternoon for Cal sophomore
Quarterback Randy Gold, who
threw IA yards to George Pier
ovich for Calls first touchdown
and hit on 8 Of 13 passes for
1872 yards.
Jim Ferguson converted
three times for California.
GS1iiifh5nSt0n SsiifoTSis State 9 : 9 l4-S1I
WASHINGTON stste-Lincoln ., plunge
tMelin kick
California-Pierovich IA pass from
Gold ferguson kick.
Caltfornia-Pierovich plunge Fer
guSon kick.
washineton state-Lincoln 1s, run
(pass failed.
california-s Bates IS run ferguson
kick)
Washinston state-Schroeder II, pass
from Melin uincoln rum.
Attendance $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Gonzaga Loses
ToO'ConneII
After tumble

Garry Musolf, a 6-foot-1,
200 pound junior tackle,
grabbed a Gonzaga tumble in
midair midway in the final
quarter and raced Is yards for
a touchdown to give O'Connell
High School a 1877 victory over
the Eagles in a Catholic League
game last night at Washington
Lee.
Guard Pat Mulligan hit the
Gonzaga quarterback's are as
he was getting set to pass and
MuSolf latched on to the ball
and rambled for the score.
Fullback Manuel Lopez cap
lped a 96-yard Gonzaga drive
in the second period with a
28-yard run around left end
O'Connell went 81 yards in nine
plays in the fourth quarter to
tie the score as Fullback E. j
Longauer plunged the last yard
ocoNNELL - o o o I3-Ia
GonzaEa scoring: Touchdown-Lope7
| (2S, rum. Pt.-Guye.
o'connell scoring: Touchdowns-
Lonsauer a., rum; Musoh (25, run
with loose bald. Pt.-Parker.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Bulls Downs
West Chester

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 8
(SpeciaD Bulls Prep of Silver
Spring. Md, spoiled the foot
ball opener for West Chester
Teachers freshman team with
a $50 victory today.
Halfback Bob Lasseter scored
two touchdowns as Bulls won
its second game against no de-
feats. Lasseter swept around
right end for II yards to cap
Bulls first touchdown drive Of
IS yards.
In the third period Lasseter
completed an 80-yard drive with
a short run on a quick opener,
Halfback Don PyleS ran rs
yards with an intercepted pass
for a score in the second period.
BULLS PREP 0 13 o 12--"5
W. CHESTER FIR. 0 o 0 o @
Bullis-Lasseter Il. run Ckick failed
Bullis-Pyles IS. interception tBsdoud
Bullis-Lasseter 6. run kick failedD
Bullis-Toye IL, run (pass failed.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Yorktown Routed
By St. Stephens

Halfback Mike ODonnell
caught a 60-yard pass from
Quarterback Chuck Shepherd
son, ran 81 yards from scrim-
mage and returned a punt 81
yards. all for touchdowns to
lead st. Stephens to a 400
victory over Yorktown last
night at Wakefield.
Halfback Marty Baumberger
scored two touchdowns for the
Saints, one on a 70-yard pass
play from Stephenson. II was
st. Stephens third victory
against one tie. Yorktown is
now %.
ST STEPHENS "a = IL 6-4n
/ YORKTOWN -- o U o O. q
St. Stephens scoring: touchdownfs-
lO'Donneli 3 t60,pasS from Shepherd :
son; 81, run; 81, punt returnD: Mills
-, Baumberger . 90 pass from
Shepherdson; 8, rum. conversions@
Stephenson T.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Charlotte Hall Routs
Bulls School, 46-12

NTailback Junior Mcleod ran
70 yards for a touchdown on
the second play of the game to
start Charlotte Hall School to-
ward a 1912 rout over Bulls
School yesterday on the win
ner's field.
Fullback Paul Mallek scored
two touchdowns and passed for
another as Charlotte Hall
boosted its season mark to 40.
BULLS o 0 o 12-12
CHARLOTTE HALL 13 6 13 14-46
Bulls scoring: Touchdowns-ske-
vunis Is. runl: Stanton (5. run).
Charlotte Hall scoring: Touchdowns
-Mallek 2 (35, run: l. 5. rum Veach .
(2, run: 1, rum; Mcleod 40. rum;
Rice $50, pass from Mallekl; Hardesty
(70s rum. PAT-McLeod, Latham, 8.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Chapman Hot
For Episcopal

Halfback Max (Bee) Chap
man continued his scoring
rampage yesterday with three
touchdowns as Episcopal High
School buried Rock Hill OF
Charlottesville, 38-7, at Epis-
copal.
Chapman returned to the
Maroon lineup last week after
an absence of seven games over
a two-year span and scored
four touchdowns as Episcopal
whipped Mercersburg, $40.
Chapman picked up $50
yards in IL carries yesterday
and added 81 more on three
punt returns as Episcopal rolled
to its third straight victory.
End Ad Darlington caught
two touchdown passes for Epis-
copal, one a 28-yarder from
Quarterback Ned Martin and
the, other for l8 yards from
Harry Burn, Martins replace
ment.
EsssEoP1k E9eE EskI g 7 9 iSs--ss IA
RScE Hin scoring: Touchdown =
Akins (2s, pass from Raleigh. PAT
Episcopal scoring: Touchdowns :
Chapman 8 Il, run: II, run: 80,
. (4s, pass from Martin: Is, pass
from Burn. PAT-Kellum 2.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
BY the Assoeiat.d Press

The New York Giants. rug
ged defensively and rich in
quarterbacks, are favored by
one point today to defeat the
Steelers at Pittsburgh, and re-
main unbeaten in their drive
toward a third straight East
ern Conference title in the Ma
tional Football League.
And the Baltimore Colts, are
rated 5 points stronger than
the Packers DID at Green Bay
where the defending NFL
champions go after No. 8 this
year and their ninth in a row.
The Giants also (2-0) have
won six straight regular sea-
son games since the Steelers
gained a seasonal split with a
l4-9 victory in 1885 eighth
game. The Colts, Giants and
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Blair Smothers
Oxon Hill, 46-7

Montgomery Blair rolled up
544 total yards on the way to
a 46-7 rout of Oxon Hill in a
Maryland Bi-County League
game yesterday at Blair.
The running of Halfbacks
Frank Schaffer and Jerry Ri
cucci led the Blair attack.
Schaffer scored two touchdowns
and picked up 81 yards while
Ricucci scored once and ran for
$50 yards. Both boys sat out
the second half.
Quarterback Richard Moss
burg connected for two touch
down passes, IS yards to Schaf-
fer and 80 yards to End Bob
Windsor.
9kHR Sf6IR HILL @ % 9 "a
oxon Hill scoring: Touchdown-Mag-
natto pass from PasauinD. Conver-
Blair scoring: Touchdowns-schaffe
Y q, run: As. pass from Mossburgl
Scott 40, rum: Ricucci (34, rum
Windsor (32. pass from Mossburgl
Craig l12, RUM. Conversions-Jacks
TO- Kick pass to Windsor).
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Walter Johnson
Edges B-CC, so,
On Stier's Sprint

Quarterback Fred Stier re-
turned a Bethesda Chevy
Chase punt 55 yards for a
touchdown in the third period
to give Walter johnson High
School a 60 victory over the
Barons in a Rt-County League
game yesterday at B-CC.
B-CC's only scoring threat
came in the opening period. A
bad pass from center was fun
bled on the Spartans' % as the
Barons attempted a field goal
End Joe Albert scooped up the
loose ball and ran for an ap-
parent B-CC score but the play
was called back with the ball
ruled dead on the %.
The victory was Walter
Johnson's' fourth In five games
while B-CC is now 80.
WALTER JOHNSON % o 9 O-t
BETHESDA-CC 80 o o.
Walter johnson scoring: touchdown
Sitter (55, punt return.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

Richard Montgomery High
School ground out its first
touchdown against traditional
rival Sherwood yesterday, then
scored twice on it's next three
running plays on the way to a
$50 victory at Sandy Spring.
1t was the 18th straight win
for the Rockville team, longest
victory string in the area. Sher-
wood. a power among the
smaller Suburba n Maryland
schools and winner of 10
straight before yesterday, was
never in contention as the
Rockets rolled up BIT yards and
Is first down.
Led by Fullback Mike Curtis
and End Bobby Doane, the
Rockets defense limited Sher-
wood to 80 yards net offense
Halfback Kenny Doane picked
up % yards in five straight car
ries and cracked across from
the 4 to start a 28-point first
half for the Rockville team.
After an intercepted pass by
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Titans, Oilers
Play Today in
AFL Feature
BY the Associated Press


New York's Titans and the
Houston Oilers clash today in
a game that could prove de-
cisive in the Eastern Division
of the American Football
League.
The Titans, paced by Quar-
terback AL Dorow, are leading
the Eastern race with a 81
record followed by the George
Blanda-led Oilers with a 81
mark. This is their first AFL
meeting, although the Oilers
whipped the Titans. 30-14, in a
preseason exhibition contest.
They will meet at Houston
in the AFL's Eastern television
game Of the week CWMAL-TV
at $3.50 PM. The Western ac-
tion matches the Oakland
Raiders Q-3 and the Dallas
Texans (2-2) at Dallas. Buff
falo Q-3). fourth and last in
the Eastern Division, and Den
yer GID, the pace-setter in
the Western half. are idle.
Boston l-3), third in the
East, met the Chargers (2-2),
tied for second in the West, at
Los Angeles last night.
The Titans and Oilers figure
to stage an aerial circus.
Dorow, the former Michigan
Slater. was the AFL offensive
player of the week" a week ago.
He completed 18 of 35 passes
for l81 yards, four of them for
touchdowns, and scored one
himself in the 37-35 victory
over Dallas. He leads the
league in touchdown passes
with eight.
Blanda. top scorer in the
league with 40 points, has tossed
five I'd passes, and completed
AZ of 80 for 602 yards.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Rockets Stun Sherwood
Extend Streak toll

Butch Isreal, Quarterback
Bruce Mackey kept on an op-
tion play and raced 49 yards
for the second score. On the
third play of the second quar-
ter. Halfback Watson Prather
took a pitchout from Mackey
and. sprung by a downf1eld
block by Bobby Doane, galloped
SO yards for a touchdown.
Mackey passed 20 yards tc
Bobby Doane and Quarterback
Dickie Allen ran 9 yards to end
the scoring. A 37-yard touch
down run by Mackey was called
back.
Sherwood Fullback Bob WI-
liamS, who averaged over 10C
yards a game prior to yester-
day, picked up 81 yards and
was the games leading gamer
The Warriors deepest penetra-
ton was to the Rockville 10
just before the half.
MONTGOMERY 900 IA u o 7-3i
SHERWOOD 0 o 0 O. 4
Richard Montgomery SCORING: Touch
downS-K. Doane -. rum; Mackey
t4g. rum; Prather C53, rum; B Doane
go. pass from Mackeyl: Allen 10, rum
CONFERENCE.-The (5).
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Loss Streak Ends
For Purker-Gruy

Parker-Gray High School
snapped a l4-game losing
streak with a 27-0 football VIC
tory over Jennie Dean in a Vir-
ginia Interscholastic Associa-
ton game last night at Parker
Gray.
Fullback Nose Haley scored
two touchdowns for the Bull
dogs. Halfback Joseph Jennings
ran so yards for another score.
PARKER-GRAY 0 O IL 13-o7
Parker-Gray scoring: Touchdown
Haley . III, run; 3, rum; Jennings
$50. rum; Armstrong GEO, rum, Con
versions-Jennings . (runs); Eaves
(run).
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Goithersburg Plays
Tie at Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Oct. 8 (SpeciaD .-Gaithersburg
High School scored on a 40
yard pass play from Jimmy
Ward to Tommy Fisher in the
second quarter and battled
Charles Town to a 6-6 tie to-
day. Tackle Ted Kirk blocked
Charles Towns extra-point
kick, and David Van Metre
blocked Gaithersburg's try
from placement.
cAAiTaEsSfoSS eAARLEs ToWN g 9 9 "a
Gaithersburg scoring: Touchdown
Fisher 40, pass from Ward).
Charles Town scoring: Touchdown
Stocks go, pass from WILSON,.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
CoIumbiun Tops
Baltimore, 20-6

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8. (Spe-
ciaD .-Colum bian Prep Of
washington opened its football
season with a 20-6 victory over
Baltimore Junior College here
today. Left Halfback Leon
Okurouski ran for two touch
downs to break a 6-6 tie in the
second half.
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Baltimore - Grzbowski Is, intercep
Columbian Mills 20, interceptior
tkick failed).
Coldmbian-okurouski Is, run trur
coiumbian-okurouski 20, run (web.
ster rum.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Fraser Engaged

MELBOURNE, Oct. 8 (AP)
Wimbledon Champion Neale
Fraser, 81, has announced his
engagement to Wendy McIver,
%. of suburban Gardenvale.
They met a year ago and plan
to marry early next year.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Herndon Breezes
ByWurren, 28-0

Herndon High Schools foot
ball team ran it's season record
to 20 in the Northwest Confer
ence Group 1-B League with a
$50 victory over Warren Coun-
ty yesterday at Herndon.
Fullback Don Waddell scored
one touchdown on a short
plunge and caught a 6-yard
pass from Quarterback Butch
Lee for another. Herndon's S
overall record is now Sol.
WARREN CITY % 0 o o. O
HERNDON 7 z 0 14-2S
Herndon scoring: Touchdown
Waddell e, run: 6. pass from Lee) !;
Deck Is. rum: DEMENT, $50. rum. PAT
Sweeney rum; Waddell (run): Deck
(run): Beortzel (run).
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Davis PAGES Luckey
Over Southern, 1870

Halfback Jim Davis Of Lackey
High School recovered a South
ern tumble at the start Of the
second half and then scored
two touchdownS to complete
an 1870 victory over Southern
yesterday at Lackey.
SOUTHERN ------- Q 0 Q o.
Lackey scoring: Touchdowns-Da-
Wis . 15. run: 10, pass from Turner); /;
Miller go, pass from Crown.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Cycle Races Today

The motorcycle races at
Vista Raceway today will be
separated into three 12-lap
heats, two l6-lap Semifinals
and a 20-lap feature, following
time trials at / pm. With
Drayton Tylee racing in Cali
fornia, Harvey Bigelow and
Robert Green are co-favorites
to win the main event.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Cougars Earn
21-21 Tie in
Dying Minutes

BERKELEY, Calf. Oct. 8
(AP)-Washington State par
layed Keith Lincoln's running
and Mel Melin's throwing into
a come-from-behind 2l-21 tie
with California in the last 11a
minutes Of their football game
today.
When Steve Bates crashed As
yards through the Oregon State
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Groveton Triumphs
At james Madison

Groveton High School drove
IS and 80 yards for touchdowns
in the first half, and Dan Man.
cini scored on an interception
in the last period to complete
a 300 victory over James Mad
ison yesterday at Madison.
GROVETON g O 7-GO
Groveton scoring: Touchdown
Shamburg 90, rum; Mcpherson Il,
rum: Mancinia (2O, run with inter-
(pass from Taylor); shamburg (pass
from Taylor.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Friends, St. james
Bottle to 6-6 Tie

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. 8
(SpeciaD - Gary Champions
quarterback sneak, following a
pass interception by Mickey
M a C Intyre, gave Sidwell
Friends School of Washington
a fourth-quarter touchdown
but the Quakers had to settle
for a 6-6 tie as st. James
scored with two minutes re-
naming in an Interstate Ath-
letic Conference football game
here today.
FRIENDS --.------ 0 o 6-6
ST. JAMES ------- 0 o 0 6-8
Friends-Crampton !, plunge (pass
failed).
St James-Linhsrt 90, pass from
Hildreth trun failed.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Phelps Joyvees Bow
To Hoffmun-Boston

Hoffman-B Boston Hig h
School. playing its first year
of football, rallied in the Sec
ond half for a 9-6 victory over
the Phelps junior varsity yeSs
terday at Hoffman-BoSton. 1t
was the Arlington's schools
second straight victory.
PHELPS w 80 o 6 o-6
HOFFMAN-BosToN % o 80
Phelps " scoring Touchdown-Ros
ers u, rum.
Hoffman-Boston scoring: Touchdown
Cant (40. rum. .PAT-Talley. SAT-
punt which rolled out Of end zone.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Ace at Glenn Dale

Max eBard of Silver Spring
shot a hole-in-one yesterday at
Glenn Dale, his first in about
20 years of golf. Beard used a
4-wood to ace the 190-yard
sixth hole.