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Evening star., 1960-10-01
Woodward Prep
Paced by Ned Lee

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. l (Spe-
ciaD - Woodward Prep of
Washington opened it's football
season here yesterday with a
1918 victory over st. Mary'S,
Quarterback Ned Lee scored
two touchdowns, one on a As
yard dash. He threw to Bill
Stegall for two other scores
and to Ray Hawkins for the
final.
WOODWARD PREP GA 8 6-3s
ST. MARY'S I 6 D o.:
woodward scoring: Touchdown
Stegall . %, pass from Lee: so, pass.
run from Lee); Lee > -. plunge; 45
run); Hawkins l@, pass from Lee)
nversions-Dickering (ruShes).
St.. Mary'S. scoring: Touchdown
Vallillo !35, pass from Erskin); Holly
wood t5, rum. ConverSion-Holly
wood lpaSs from Erskinl
Evening star., 1960-10-01
SuitIund Clicks
Over High Point

Tailback Richard Harvey ran
for one touchdown and passed
for another before halftime
and Suitland High School hung
on for a 1876 football victory
over winlesS High Point yeSter-
day at Suitland. 1t was the
Rams first victory after three
defeats.
Ed Harnstrom shook loose
for SIS yards and a touchdown
for High Point in the third
quarter and Garnett Bean
added the extra point. The
Eagles drove to the Suitlano
l0-yard line in the last period
before Howard Towers ended
the threat with a pass inter-
ception.
Tackle Bo Botany recovered
a High Point tumble to set ur
the Rams 30-yard push fol
their second score.
HIGH POINT % 0 7 o. :
lSuIILAND -------6 8 0 O-1s
High Point scoring: Touchdown
Harnstrom t55, rum. Conversion -
Bean.
suitland scoring: Touchdowns-Har
yey t6, rum; Kennerly u2, pass from
=
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Osbourn Defeats
George Mason

Halfback Ray German raced
around left end for three
touchdowns to pace Osbourn
High Schools football team to
a 1918 victory over George
NJ IN last night at OSbourn.
The speedy Junior halfback
scored twice in the second peri
cd on runs of 5 and 3 yards
to give Osbourn a 1876 lead.
Halfback Vernon Jones carried
three times for 40 yards and
a touchdown in the third
quarter, going over from the
IL. German made his third
touchdown on a 10 yard-run
in the last period.
GEORGE MASON o Q Ia
ConO I'm IL 9-2Y
George Mason scoring: Touchdowns
Duncan t25, pass from Carlo; De-
laney 40, pas from Carlo. Conver-
sion--Delaney (pass from Carlo.
~ - scoring: Toucndowps--Ge
man 3 t5. rum; 3, run; 10, rum /;
Conyersions-Madison 2; ...L Hsrr9ver
10 in end zone).
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Tempted Heads
BeIdan1e Field
BY the Associated Press

The top fillies- and mares in
the Nation are competing in
the $91, 100 Beldame Stakes to-
day at Belmont Park with
Tempted, the 1859 champion,
the likely favorite in the field
of nine.
In addition to the 1Hs-mile
Belmont feature, other top
races in the country include
the $25, 5,000-added Boardwalk
Handicap at Atlantic City, the
$35, 00-added Charles w. Bid
will Memorial Handicap at
Hawthorne, the $10,000-added
Ell Canine Stakes at Tanforan
and the $4,000 Old Colony
Handicap at Lincoln Downs.
The field for the richest Bel
dame included three 3-year-
olds, Berlo, Make Sail and Rash
Statement each of whom will
carry 1l9 pounds. The others
will tote 1913 pounds. (The Bel
dame Stakes will be televised
over WTOP-9 at 4:30 pm,
Washington timeD
Tempted, a failure in early
season, has regained her 1859
form in recent starts, winning
the Diana Handicap at Sara
toga in which she defeated
Quill and the Maskette from
Make Sail at Aqueduct. Quill,
still out with a fractured bone
in her foot. is the only top
competitor not entered.
Royal Native, Silver Spoon,
Make Sail and Berlo are ex-
pected to provide the main con-
tention for Tempted. Others
entered included Eoneys Gem,
Woodlawn, Rash Statement
and Shirley Jones.
If all nine start, the net for
the winner will be $57,615.
Eddie Arcaro will be at Allan
tic City to ride Talent Show in
the Boardwalk Handicap
against w. Arnold Hangers
Waltz, top weighted at 122
pounds in the l 1/16-mile race
for a field of 10. Sammy Boul-
metis will ride Waltz. The con-
tention is expected to come
from Yes You Will 118), Rick
City Q16) and Battle Neck
Q15).
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Mcleod SpurkIes
For Charlotte Hall

Tailback Junior McLe
scored four touchdowns, one on
a 70-yard broken-field effort in
the third quarter, as Charlotte
Hall Military Academy won its
third straight football game,
1876, yesterday at Longfellow
School in Bethesda.
Wingback Rick Veach scored
the other two for Charlotte
Hall. Paul Mallek twice threw
scoring passes to Mcleod, who
now has registered nine touch
downs for the young season.
CHARLOTTE HALL ........76 10 "a %
LONGF'ELL0W ....... 600 g 4
Charlotte Hall scoring: Touchdowns-
Veach (20, run; l., plunge); Mcleod
$50, pass-run from Mallek; 70, run; 55,
pass-fun from Mallek; 20, run). Conver.
Sions Latham 2.
Longfellow scoring: Touchdown -
Brown q, plunge).
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Blair Victory
Fails 10 Solve
Offensive
By GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

SohbiAoobAhB "liNCE
Mon Sgomery Blair High
School, a preseason favorite in
Maryland Bi-County league
football, hasn't yet solved thr
Offensive problems which LED
to defeat a week ago at Richard
Montgomery. :.
The Blazers used three big
plays. to gain a 1910 victory
last night at Northwestern
but didn't seem improved ovel
the previous Saturday.
I'VE needed this one" CoacI
Joe Good said last night. III
we hadn't gotten by North.
western after losing, 300, last
week. it might have been 8
long season.
After being halted on the
Northwestern l8 and 9 in the
first half. the Blazers d.. h..
damage on these three p,ay~
Halfback Frank ShGGcr'S 2S.
yard run to the Blair 42. Half.
back Jerry Ricucci's c7-yarc
touchdown scamper on tht
next play and Shaffer's 91-yarc
dash up the middle with two
minutes to play for the Other
score.
Linebacker Ed johnson o1
the Wildcats, a terror on de.
fenSe all night, blocked a punt
and both extra points, recov-
cred two fumbleS = one oi
which he stole from Ricucc
and returned 3 yards to the
Blair 7, But Northwestern was
stopped on the 8.
BLAIR o u 6-I.
NORTHWESTERN U 0 o. 4
Blair Scorins: Touchdowns- -Ricucct
(51, rum; Shaffer (9l, rum.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Gonzugo Wins
On Reurdon's S Run

Halfback Tim Reardon in
ercepted a pass by Stan Graves
in the second quarter and raced
so yards for the only touch
down as Gonzaga's football
team defeated Anacostia, TO,
yesterday at Anacostia.
Gonzaga, winning its second
game against a 7-6 loss to Epis-
copal last week, reached the
Anacostia 8 at the final gun
Anacostia's only threat stalled
inside the Gonzaga 80 in the
third quarter as the Indians lost
their third straight against one
tie. ..s
ANACoSTIA - 0 0 o 90
Gonzaga scoring: Touchdown-Rear
don $50, interception). Conversion
Dugan.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Alexunder's Score
Gets Wilson Tie
With Coolidge

Halfback Dave Alexander
who was held out of the first
half in order not to aggravate
a leg injury, scored on a Is
yard run up the middle in the
last quarter to gain Wilson
High School a 6-6 football tie
at Coolidge yesterday.
Coolidge's touchdown came
in the third period when Ty-
rome Mitchell blocked a Tiger
punt on the 81 and End Neal
Gemeny recovered the ball
after it bounced across the goal
line. The extra point kick was
wide.
Wilson, opening defense of its
1nterhigh West Division cham
pionship, moved So yards for its
score after Paul Hersh recov-
cred a Colt tumble. Alexander
carried several tacklers about
5 yards into the end zone with
him for the tying touchdown
Billy Richardson's pass for the
extra point was high.
WILSON - q q a,
lCOOLDGE ---- o o 6 O-t
Wilson scoring: Touchdovn-Alex
ander rs, rum.
Coolidge scoring: Touchdown-Gem
eny Uncovered blocked punt in enC
! gonel
Evening star., 1960-10-01
St. Stephens
Pulls Upset
In Richmond

RICHMOND, Oct. / (Spe-
ciaD-St. Stephens Schools
football team from Alexandria
which paid dearly for three
straight years after upsetting
st. Christopher's here in 1856
came back yesterday to pull
another Shocker.
Marty Baumberger, an ALI
Prep halfback in the Washing
ton area last fall, scored the
only touchdown in a TO VIC
tory with a 14-yard scamper
around his right end midway in
the second quarter. Baumber-
ger carried % times for l3O
yards during the game.
Guard Gilbert Davidson and
Chuck Stephenson, quarter
back and Safetyman, starred on
defense for the Alexandrians
who foiled every st. Christie
piers advance until the home
team reached the st. Stephens
5-yard line at the finish.
Outweighed about Is pounds
per man, the visitors neverthe-
less gained an advantage OF
222 yards to 81 IN net yards
rushing.
st. Stephens pulled a 27-26
surprise here four years age
but then suffered three straight
drubbings at the hands of st
CnrisSophers including a 31-l3
decision last year for the only
blotch on st. Stephens nine
game record in 1859.
ST. CHRISTOPHER's o o 0 O-t
st. STEPHENS scoring: Touchdown
Baumberger ia, rum. Conversion
Stephenson.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Spingurn Is Tied
By Chamberlain

Spingarn High School and
Chamberlain Vocational scored
seconds a part in the first quar-
ter and played out a TT tie
yesterday at Tech in the Inter-
high League football opener for
both teams.
Ken Springfield of Spingarn
passed to End Danny Freeman
for the touchdown and threw
to Winnie Anderson for the
extra point. The Volts John
Broadly ran back the ensuing
kickoff 80 yards for the match
ing touchdown and James
Washington tied the score with
his plunge for the conversion.
sPINdsFRSNL sSPHISNMdsFSLAiN - 7 9 9 g
Chamberlain scoring: Touchdown-
Broadly $50, kickoff return). Conver-
sion-Washington (rushl.
Spinsarn scoring: Touchdown-Free-
man C37, pass-run from Springfield)
conversion Anderson (pass from
Springfield.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
NTERHIGH LEAGUE
BY JOHN MELOY
Star Stan Writer

/ By JOHN MELOY
Star stan Writer
Bell Vocational, a time
soft touch for all its football
opponents. awakened yesterday
to cast of this reputation by
proving it is now the team to
be reckoned with for the West
Division title in the Interhigh
League.
The spirited Vocats snapped
a five-year losing streak to
Cardozo by scoring twice in
the fourth quarter to earn a
1876 upset at Cardozo and un-
disputed first place in the di-
vision.
This hard-fought contest was
a very rewarding victory for
Coach Leo Miles, who, with
his two assistant coaches, played
seven years under Sal Hall at
Cardozo and Virginia State
College.
Bell broke a 6-6 deadlock late
in the final quarter when Quar-
terback Tom Bradley fired his
second completed pass from the
Cardozo 38-yard line to End
Robert Stewart, who raced 20
yards for the score.
Cardozo drew first blood in
the game at the start of the
second half by marching ST.
yards for its touchdown. Half
back Bob Green passed to Half
back Jerome GLADDEN. in the
end zone from S yards out.
Bell struck back for its first
score at the beginning of the
fourth quarter when Bradley
sneaked over from the /. The
drive started when Halfback
Howard Douglas picked up a
loose pltchout on the Cardozo
rs and carried it to the l8. 1t
took seven plays from there.
I Coach Miles singled out Line
men Stewart, Isaac Hubbard,
Vernon Offutt and Paul Aoui-
limo for their fine defensive
play.
BELL n n ma I,
lCARDOZO - O o 9 O.
Bell scoring: Touchdowns-Bradle
q, plunge; Stewart (3S, pass-run
from Bradley. Conversion-Wiggins.
Sa5dozo scoring: Touchdown -
Evening star., 1960-10-01
White-Horn T cam
Wins at Kenwood

Mrs. j. A. White of Congress
Sional and Mrs. A. M. Horn OF
the host club won the Black
iStone Trophy with a net SO in
the member-guest golf tourna-
ment for women at Kenwood
Mrs. Frank CuSh of Argyle and
Mrs. Lee Alexander won low
gross with 70.
Second net went to Mrs. Will
liam Eckman of Manor and
Mrs. George Blank with II and
third net to Mrs. George Miller
of Columbia and Mrs. E. R
Ferguson.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
EASTERN HURDLES TECH
Bell Shokes Off Tag
As Soft Touch in West

1--WE woke up in the second
half" were the words of the
Eastern Coach Dick Mentzer
and it just about told the story
as the Ramblers hurdled one o1
their toughest opponents in
their bid for a third straight
Interhigh League football
championship.
Mckinley Tech made a game
out Of it for the flrst half be-
fore going under, BAT, yester-
day at Eastern. On the
strength of their defense. the
Trainers trailed, 1877, at half
time. But the second half ii
was all Eastern.
After stopping Tech on the
first series of downs in the
third quarter, Eastern roared
So yards in 10 running plays,
with Quarterback Sam Brodie
sneaking over from the /.
This seemed to revive the
Ramblers' scoring punch. A
poor punt, travelling only to
the Tech 81, set up the next
touchdown. 1t took five plays
before Halfback Paul Scott
skirted right end for the last
2 yards.
Fullback Harold Frazier,
Eastern's offensive star, with
106 yards in 18 carries, finally
scored in the closing minutes
with an exciting 74-yard run
with a recovered tumble.
MCKINLEY TECH o o o. :
Mckinley scoring: Touchdown
Turner t67. intercepted pass. Con.
version-Clark.
Eastern scoring: Touchdown
run from Brodiel; Brodie Il, plunge)
scott g, rum: Frazier "a, run with
lumole). Conversions White
rusheO; Brodie 2 (rushesl.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Annandale, l3; Hammond, 7.
Annapolis, rs; Howard County, o.
Bell, l3; Cardozo, 6.
Burley. 2; Phelps, o.
Charlotte Hall, 50; Longfellow, s.
Coolidge, s; Wilson, s.
Eastern, "a; Tech, 7.
Fairfax, ~; CIV, s.
Friends, "; Georgetown Prep, o.
Gaithersburg, 80; Boonsboro, o.
Gonzaga, =; AnacoStia, o.
Good Counsel, ~; Bulls School, s.
Landon, "a; st. Paul's, s.
Loudoun County, rs; Warren County, o
Montgomery Blair, u; Northwestern, o
0sbourn. q; George Mason, 70.
Quantico Post, J; Miller, o.
Roosevelt, IS; Dunbar, g.,
St. Stephens, 7; st. Christopher's, o.
Spingarn, ]; Chamberlain, 7.
Suitland, "; High Point, 7.
Wal Frosh, 10; Woodberry Forest, o.
Walker Grant, 10; Parker-Gray, 8.
Warwick, 20; Wakefield, s.
Woodward Prep, 81; St. Mary's, l3.
GAMES TODAY
0xon Hill at Walter johnson, 2.
B.CC at Wheaton, 2.
Richard Montgomery VS.. Bladensburg al
Northwestern, 2.
Northwood vs.. Sherwood al Blair, 2.
at Glenelg, q.
Lackey at Great Falls. 2.
Carroll at Fairmont Heights, l:30.
st. Johns VS.. O'Connell at WI, 9.
Baltimore &c at Bulls Prep, 2.
Mercersburg at Episcopal, 2:3o.
Hammond ~ at Fling Hill, 2.
Herndon at Mosby Academy Fron
Luther jackson at Jennie Dean, 7:30.
Jeb Stuart at James Madison, 2.
Westinghouse at Lee, z.
Falls Church at Mclean, 2.
Mount Sernon at GroV Veton, 2.
Stafford at Garfield, 2.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Picture on Poee All

Picture on PoSe All
years junior varsity, have put
Annandale High Schools foot
ball team over one of its tough
est hurdles in quest of a Sec
ond straight Northern Vir-
ginia Group la League cham
pionship.
The Atoms last night de-
feated Hammond, 1877, before
5000 at George Washington
High School Stadium on Swans
fourth-quarter touchdown run
of SIS yards.
Holland moved the Atoms
rs yards in four plays for the
deciding score in his first ap-
pearance at quarterback fol
Coach Ed Henry'S team.
The Atoms used the forward
pass, the least of their weapons
to score the games first touch
down. Lefthanded Quarter
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Yorktown Registers
Second Triumph

Yorktown High school,
gained its second victory in
three games by defeating st
Anthony's, 25-6, last night al
Washington-Lee.
The winners scored the first
time they had the ball. Enc
Mike Hazel blocked a punt
on the TONES SO and Quarter
back Don Bayne threw a %.
yard touchdown pass to Enc
Mike Deal four plays later.
ST. ANTHoNY'S --- o o o e
YORKTOWN --- & o la-@,
St. Anthony's scoring: Touchdown
Fantone (40, pass-run from Fitz
gerald.
YORKTOWN scoring: TouchdownS -
Deal (22, pass from Bayne); Dawson
$50. rum: Roadman q, rum: Mar
shall Isl. rum. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Loss for Phelps
CHARINTTESVTTJ.T

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Oct. l (SpeciaD ALI but one
OF the points were scored By
the defensive football team az
Burley High School defeated
Phelps Vocational of Wash
ington, D. c., 80, here last
night. A visitors tumble ir
their end zone accounted fol
the touchdown and pass
from center through the enc
zone added a safety.
BURLEY d q -
Burley scoring: Touchdown-Daw
son recovered Phelps tumble in enc
Zonel. Conversion-Dooms (pasy
from Jackson. Safety-BrekridgI
wild pass from center).
Evening star., 1960-10-01
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY Forest Evashevsli
Iowa Football Coach
Question

It's Penn State 20, Missouri
20, fourth quarter. Missouri is
about to try a place kick for
extra point. You, the Penn
State defensive quarterback,
feel your best chance to block
the kick is with your right
end, who stands 6 foot 5, and
starts fast. How will you in
struct him to charge:
/. Directly at the kicker
2. Directly at the spot where
the ball is put down
3. Directly at spot just back
of offensive center
(Answer on Page Ala
Evening star., 1960-10-01
SidweII Friends
Downs GU Prep

Safteyman JEFF Rogers re-
turned an intercepted pass As
yards for a touchdown with less
than four minutes remaining
to seal a 1910 victory for
SldWell Friends yesterday at
Georgetown Prep, opening the
Interstate Athletic Conference
football schedule.
Friends other score came in
the third quarter four plays af-
ter a Prep punt was blocked
and recovered by Bud Davis on
the Little Hoyas' 15-yard line.
Quarterback Gary Champion
passed to End JEFF Fletcher in
the end zone from 5 yards out.
Prep, opening its season, did
not penetrate within 35 yards
of the goal line. The Quakers
won their second game without
defeat.
dEoRGETowN PREP 0 0 o 1
Friends scoring; Touchdowns-
Fletcher (5. pass from Crampton)
Rogers (45, interception).
Evening star., 1960-10-01
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-V

TeIevision
TODAY
Bowling
Bowl the Champ. WMAL-'
1880 pm.
Football
Sy.r acuSe VS.. Kansas
WMAL-7, 2:45 pm.
Horse Racing
Beldame Stakes from Bel.
mont. WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
Football ScOreboard
WMAL-7, 5:45 pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
CHI a mpions h ip bowling
WMAL-7. II am. :
Tom Nugent Show
Highlights of University o1
Maryland football, WTOP-9
! pm.
Football
New York Giants VS.. st
Louis, WTOP-9. Q pm.
New York Titans VS.. Dallas
WMAL-7, $3.50 pm.
Golf
Celebrity golf, WRC-4, 5 pm
Radio
TODAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Orioles, WRC
and VOL, LES pm.
Football
Maryland VS.. Duke, WTOP
'1:55 pm.
Sherwood VS.. Northwooc
(High SCHOOL,, WINK. 2 pm
Virginia VS.. North Carolina
State, WPIK, 2:15 pm.
Notre Dame VS.. Purdue
WMAL, 2::20 pm,
VPI VS.. Clemson, WPRW
PAS pm.
George Washington VS.. Will
liam & Mary, WEEL. $50 pm
Navy vs. Washington, WRC
I5:45 pm.
Football ScOrebOard
Collegiate scores, VOL, 6:1;
pm.
Dodgers VS.. Cubs, WINK
5 pm.
Football
Colts VS. Bears, VOL, 2 pm
SUNDAY
Baseball
Senators VS.. Orioles. WTOP
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Mrs. Swink Wins
Belle Haven Title

Mrs. James A. Swink, the
women's District golf cham
pion, who left today with her
husband for a 3-month stay
in the West, got off on a happy
note. Yesterday she won the
Belle Haven Country Club title.
Mrs. Swink defeated Mary
Lee. 4 and 8. for her fifth club
championship.
Mrs. Edwin Talbot defeated
Mrs. Walter Densmore, also by
4 and 8, in the championship
consolation.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
LAUREL RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Red Meadow, Lusty Tass, Star
Santa.
2-Grace's Bonny, Captain Logan,
Chalidale Betty.
3-Dale Regent, Archbob, Billy Harris.
duke Lee, Vega Wick. Private Buck
Arlington Hanover, Billy Axland,
Mixes Lady.
6-Pay Skipper, Fran Genessee. Jose
dale Lordship.
water Front. Lauderdals Lad.
Cannonf1re.
S-Wesley Creed, Varian Hanover,
Jack Frost.
9-Julia Trust, Sheen. Easter Dream.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
BOWLERS GETTING
LAST CRACK AT
AUTO PRIZE

'Duckpin bowlers will
have up to midnight to-
morrow to shoot for a
Pontiac convertible offered
for top prize in a tourna-
ment at the Rinaldi plants.
Queenstown, Wheaton and
Glenmont.
1 So far a surprising few
have entered the event, in
which the fee is SIS and
the handicapS four-flfthS
against a 1870 scratch.
Bruce Herbert leads with
727,
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Good Counsel Wins
First Grid Contest

Good Counsel gained its first
victory in varsity football yes
terday, beating Bulls School,
1876. at Good Counsel.
Good Counsel. shutout, 27-O.
in its opener with Sherwood last
week, got off to a fast start with
two touchdownS in the first
period.
BULLS q u a A. a
GOOD COUNSEL II o q I'd
Bulls scoring: Touchdown-Tarr q,
plungel.
GOOD Counsel scoring: Touchdown
Schaplowsky %. rum; Montbriand Il .
pIunee); Burch (blocked punt recovered
IN END zone). Conversion-Fletcher
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Porker-Groy Loses

FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
Oct. l (SpeciaD Quarter
back Frank Hawthorne and
Fullback John Parker of Wal
ker-Grant teamed up on a 81
yard screen pass to score in the
last minute and beat winless
Parker-Gray High School OF
Alexandria, 1876. here last
night.
PARKER GRAY - 0 0 0 g. {
WALKER GRANT - 0 0 13-1I
walker-Gray scoring: Touchdown
Mason g, rum.
Walker Grant scoring: Touchdown
johnson (19. pas from Hathornel
Parker (31, paSs-run form Hawthorne)
Conversion-Murcy (ruSh).
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Wakefield Beaten

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Oct.
4 (SpeciaD Wakefield High
School of Arlington suffered its
second straight football defeat
of the season. 20-6. by Warwick
here last night. Wakefield now
has a l-2 record.
WAKEFIELD - o 0 Q g. q
WARWICK 60
Wakefield scoring: Touchdown
VAUGHAN q rum.
warwick scoring: Touchdown
Brown H., rum: Kays II. rum. Span
t25. pass from Snead. PAT-Span >.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
LAUREL RACEWAY
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; mile
Ruth steward Cooper $50 $50 40
Double Stone (AkOury) $50 $50
VOlo Land tPillSburyl 2.lO
Idean Fplee. No Key. Bierry's Pat,
Dream Song, WaSda's Rocket. Time.
2:132s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; l
mile tpacel.
{sI s MsiSh ii, tssslrssr 7a..O .3.GS s.sS g,
dhIieather Brook (Ehit) $50
dhMiss Olaurel Hall (SiewierskD ESQ
Hobo Tarleta, Yankee Watts. Junior
Con, Mare Byrd. dhDead heat for
third. Time, 2:l2Is.
DAILY DOUBLE ts-.) PAID s.0I.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000; 1 mile
purdue Laddie tGram) $3.50 $50 5.eO
Sunbonne. King OLOwden) $50 3.l0
Joe Van {. tHuhmanD SAC
iva's Par.ey. High Bomb, Junior Ex-
ecutive. Tigrem, Hughie Hanover. Time.
-:V9ts.
m EouRTE , RAcE-Purse, $1,000;
Home'ch Hwy (Di MOI $40 400 500
Brown Signal HarrIngt0n) $40 3.SO
VeStan Edmunds) 3.2O
Heldl NOucls MARY D. OlGduiuOdt
Bill, Norris Day. Josaline T. Time.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 5000; mile
Daieson tszikaD 300 100 400
Nancy Ensign tMitchelD 4.SO i.0G
KingS Day, lima Dream, Lucky Fingo
Susie Anna. Express Kilalee.. Time
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; mil,
Guy HaSe Chief (Hayman SEQ $40 e.6C
Ray Greed Crook $50 3.lG
Lynn Tass (Smith) ?.SO
frankie Dares, Zulu Queen, Tommy
Pointer, Pensacola. Time, 2:OS.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse $1,000;
wanda jane (weIIe0 go $50 e.sC
ROYAL Hi Lee (El Meyer $50 2.SC
Patricia N. IF. POpfnEer) 3.2G
Ricky Bronner, Quinn's Boy, Mis-
Hanover, Michael Dee. MIX. Time
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse $1,000;
!II tbs Son (El Mey.r) 1920 $50 s.st
Kathleen Grattan (Phillipsl $3.50
Top Command: M, P.'s Nancy. Sue
cess Byrd, Panda, Earrs Pal. Time
Ninth RAcE-Purse $1,000; 1 mil'
Mats Baby tSmitT) 1910 $50 400
Hal Joy (MarshalD $50 800
Uncle Jim (ZendO 5.2f
brook. Star Way, Quick Dream. Time
2:13%.
Big 49er Gold Rush: Four person!
picked five winners and received
Little 4eey Gold Rush: 80 person.
| S52 80.
Winning numbers. 4, 2, 8, 8, 3. .
! Attendance. 4.167; handle, 1924. 81 1
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Roosevelt Snaps
Losing Streak

Roosevelt broke a three-game
losing streak by defeating win
less Dunbar, $50, in an Inter-
high West Division football
game yesterday at Dunbar. This
is the fifth straight year trG.
the Riders have beaten Dunbar.
Dunbar scored first on a 30
yard pass from Carl jackson to
James Holmes. The Riders re-
taliated in the first period when
Halfback George Gary ran 81
yards off tackle to tie the game.
A 30-yard pass from Quarter
back Wendell Hughes to Half
back Leonard Randolph in the
second period put the Riders
ahead to stay.
ROOSEVELT g q IA,
DUNBAR 8 q q o
Roosevelt scoring: Touchdowns -
GARY t.l. rum; Randolph 80, mass
from W. HusheS): T. Hughes t25, pass
from W. Hughes: Morgan (25, rum
dunbar scoring: Touchdown
Holmes 40, paSS-run from Jackson.
ConVerSlon-W. Hughes
Evening star., 1960-10-01
HOCKEY SCORES

Detroit CNHL) 5, Winnipeg CWHLl /.
Boston (NHL) 8, Kingston (EPHL) /.
Buffalo tAHL) 4, Kitchener-Waterl
(EPHLI ..