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Evening star., 1960-10-29
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

Results Yesterday
seii. SS: Dunbar. 8
Cardozo, 81; Douglass, 2.
Eastern. 90; Phelps. 0.
2sorsetoy9 sso Prep; 40; st. Anthony's. =
Good Counsel at Bsliou, postponed.
CIV Frosh, a; Bulls Prep, 80.
Laekey At surrattsyilie. postponed.
M.K;n1i,. MLsIKrs1i 2oi S great oo Mills: Ills: o 90
Navy Plebes. 81: Colpmbisr Prep, o.
Wakefield. 10; James Madison, o..
Washington-Lee 49, Annandale, o.
Wilson. 8: Western. o.
Games To-day
st; .-S Johns VS.. Carroll at Northwest.
Landon st st. James. 2.
Episcopal AT At RandOlph-Maeon Acad'
su.asiecS lYSSS:;. at ls,.un. Post. 2.
Congressional at Flint Hill, 2.
donEfellow. At Bulls, School. 2.
Gonsaga At Fsirmont, 2;
sverns rlnsa pstk az CasTStss n aossrd aa couSSy
81. Adams at sherwood. :. S'' e.
High Point ct Blair, 2.
Northwestern at Wheaton, 2.
hueSsr hec AZ Ias1sSn s5isIan5 a. 7so
oxoH Hin At Richard Montgomery, 2.
Gaithersburg at Northwood. 2.
George Washington at .Jeb Stuart. 8.
Fails Church at Lee. q;
GGSlgsps5 GsEnSSn a. st aasT1jFlield'o asTjlis 2.
Clarke County at Loudoun County, Q
Cedar Knoll at Hoffman-Boston. IL
am.
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Evening star., 1960-10-29
80 Drivers Set
For Atlanta Race

ATLANTA, Oct. 20 (AP).-
The first 80 positions are set
for tomorrow's Atlanta 500
auto race at the Atlanta In
ternational Raceway.
Thirty drivers qualified for
position yesterday to make I'D
the second through 18th rows
behind the front row of Glenn
Fireball) Roberts, Daytona
Beach. Fla, Pontiac, and Jack
Smith, Spartanburg, S. c.,
Pontiac.
The remaining IA positions
will be determined in today's
qualifying which will be a 80.
mile race. Yesterdays posi-
tions were determined in two
1S-mile races, while Roberts
and Smith earned their front
row positions Wednesday.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
G|ene|g Stops
Woodward

Fullback Griff Jones and
Halfback Ray Leisure led Glen
elg High School to its seventh
straight football victory Of the
season, a $50 decision over
Woodward Prep yesterday on
the Ellipse.
It was Woodward Prep's first
loss in flve games this season.
Jones opened the scoring in
the first quarter by booting a
37-yard field goal. He also
plunged / yard for a touch
down and added two extra
points. Leisure scored two
touchdowns on runs Of 4 and
8 yards.
WOODWARD scHL 9 Q Q % 3
Glenelg scoring: Touchdowns-Ray
Leisure 4, run; 6, rum; Grin Jones
q plungel, Field goal-GFiff Jones
(2O. PAT-Jones 2 (plaeements),
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LAUREL

Continued From Page A-lO
two dark days-next Tuesday
and November 8. Pimlico fol-
lows Laurel with a 28-day
meeting. November IA through
December is.
AS in recent years, Laurel's
fall meeting will be highlighted
by the 100000 Washington,
D. c., International, to be run
Friday, November II, the day
before the track closes out its
1860 racing.
Post Time Moved Up
For the running of the In
ternational, post time will be
advanced to 1920 pm, 40
minutes earlier than on other
days during this meeting. The
track switches to Standard
Time Monday. and post time
will remain at l pm. daily.
Although the Washington,
D. c.. International field is not
complete, nine horses already
have accepted invitations to
compete in the mile-and-a-
half grass classic. Latest to
join the lineup was 1reland's
Farrney Fox, who is subbing
for the injured Glamour.
The United States appears
to have its strongest repre-
sentation in nine runnings Of
the event with Sword Dancer
and last years winner, Bald
Eagle. Other foreign hopefuls
are Frances Puissant Chef and
Haurian; England's Prolific
and Apostle, and the Soviet
team of Zabeg and Zadorny,
the latter being a representa-
tive of Russian Ukraine.
The two other stakes on
Laurel's fall calendar are next
Saturdays Selma Stakes, ex-
pected to gross about $4,000,
and the $20,000-added Laurel
Turf Cup on November ~.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Mcknight Buys
Breeding Farm

OCALA, Fla. Oct. 90 (AP)-
Purchase Of 800 acres of Flor.
ida green grass land by w. L.
Mcknight Of Minneapolis, for
a thoroughbred horse farm has
been announced by Bonnie
Heath, president of the Florida
Thoroughbred Breeders Associ.
alton.
The acreage, south of Ocala.
was part Of the Heath farm and
includes two barns and a
6-furlong training track. The
price was not disclosed.
Mcknight said Trainer John
Nerud had been appointed gen.
eral manager Of his thorough.
bred racing and breeding inter-
eSts, and John Hartigan will
manage the new Tartan Farm,
the same name carried by Me-
Knights racing stable.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
GARDEN STATE.

Continued From Page Ale
work cut out for him in moy-.
ing lisa Great Day out of the
gate and into contention as the
field makes the short run to the
first turn in the mile-and-a-
sixteenth race. Hartack, the
Nations leading jockey, will be
trying for his third Garden
State victory. He won in 1856
aboard Barbizon and the fol.
lowing year with Nadir. lisa
Great Day, a six-time winner
and out Of the money only once
in eight starts, is rated at Al
in the early line.
iI,
Two Others Figure -
Other possibilities for the biz
money include Try Cash and
Intensive, winners last week Of
the two divisions of the Garden
oCdCe 1rlaI. intensive, q speed
horse who likes to get out in
front and set the pace, has two
stakes among his six victories:
Try Cash, a late-developing q
year-old, will be making his first
stakes start. Harold Grant VIII
handle Intensive and Joe Cul.
none Try Cash.
The rest Of the field includes
Frank A. Sherman's Bronze.
rullah, Robert Lehman's Ambi.
opoiSe, j. Graham Browns en-.
try Of He's A Pistol and On His
Metal, Dorchester Farm Stables
Carry Back, Oak Hill Stables
Oak Dandy, Leonard P. Sasso's
Globemaster, Mrs. Robert L.
Dotter's Guadalcanal, Mrs. J,
S. zinman's Randero, and Clear
Spring Stables Great Scope.
All carry 122 pounds in the
weight-for-age race.
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Eastern Wins
Third Title

Eastern wasted little time
breaking into the scoring col
umn yesterday as End Dennis
Talley broke through to spill
Phelps William Davis in the
end zone for q safety on the
second play Of the game.
The Ramblers' big and pow
erful defensive wall, spear
headed by Guard Richard
Jackson and Tackle Darnell
Mitchell. kept the Phelps Of
fense begged down all after
noon.
The Ramblers' offense, slowed
down by the Soggy field, got
rolling near the end Of the first
quarter after End Willie John
son fell on Eddie Gilchrist's
tumble on the Phelps 44-yard
line. Seven plays later Quar-
terback Sam Brodie tossed q
pass to Halfback Paul Scott,
who bounced of Phelps James
McKinnon on the 6 and ran
into the end zone.
In the second half Eastern'S
hard running fullback, Harold
Frazier. went to work grinding.
out the yardage which resulted
In two more touchdowns. Frazier
scored both times, and set UP
the final tally with a pass inter-
ception.
PHELPS Ps---------- Q Q Q %
EASTERN --------- 8 o Q go
Eastern scoring: Touchdowns-scott
(19. pass from Brodiel; Frazier, Q 20,
run; 8, fun). Safety-Talley tackled
Davis In end Zone),
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Mount Vernon
SpanksMcLeaTn

Mount Vernon handed Nc
Lean another upset, 1870. in q
Group la League football
game last night at Mount
Vernon. Mclean had won four
games In a row before losing to
Annandale, Lee and Mount
Vernon.
Fullback Arnold Cash scored
both Mount Vernon touch
downs. He ran 80 yards to the
Highlanders' 2-yard line before
crashing over the goal for the
first touchdown in the second
period.
Halfback Lindsay Noble
spearheaded q 63-yard drive in
the fourth quarter by catching
a 13-yard pass from Quarter
back John Valiente. He also
ran 28 yards to the Mclean IL
before Cash scored.
Mt. VERNON - Q Z 3 S12
Mount Vernon scoring: Touchdown
CASn u, run; 2, run),
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PIebes Sink
Columbian

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 20 (Spe-
ciaD The Navy Plebe foot
ball team rolled to an easy.
$40 victory over Columbian
Prep Of Washington, D. c., here
yesterday.
The Columbian Prep defense
and a steady downpour failed
to blunt the Middies' offense,
as it rolled up a 22-0 lead by
halftime. Quarterback Bob Sut-
ton scored two touchdowns for
Navy.
The Plebes capitalized on
two Columbian Prep fumbles
in the final quarter for their
final two touchdowns. Sutton
circled end for a touchdown
after the Middies had re-
covered on the Columbian
seven. A 2O-yard pass from
Quarterback Bruce Abel to
Halfback Ray Snyder came
after a recovered tumble on
the Prep 30.
COLUMBIAN PREP O o O o-O
NAVY PLEBES - II 8 D 13-3S
20. pass from Coleman
Earnest, pass from Sutton).
l., plunge Earnest pass
4, run Cpass failedl.
Navy = Snyder 20, pass from Abel
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Maryland Romps
In Frosh Come
With Cavaliers

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Oct. 20 (SpeciaD. Virginia. s
football future looks as un.
happy as ever If the Cavalier
Freshmen's 50-S defeat by
Maryland's Frosh yesterday is
an indication. They were all
even at 8-8 at the end of the
t1rst quarter, but a three-touch-
down outburst by the Terps
IN the second quarter quickly
settled it.
Quarterback Dick Sinner
scored three touchdowns for
the winners and passed for an
other.
MH1AksxEkfED H1kSEkkffHE ------ saS 3 1S-5.
Maryland1z,shiner. 3 run (olaser pas.
Maryland-Funk, 81 pass from m Sinner
(Shiner run).
Maryland-shiner, 8 run (pass failed,
Maryland--Alexandria, AZ runback in.
sSiSsp25e sseSfiSepted pass Funk pass from
Maryland-shiner. 3 run (pass failed,
tM4sryIandd-klaRes, IL run (run faiied)
MsttyIsno-AIexander. plunge (run
Evening star., 1960-10-29
CeIts, Warriors
Aquin Set Pace
In East Division
Ry the Assoclated Press

Boston's defending champions
and the Philadelphia War
riors are losing no time show
ing that they once again are
the class Of the Eastern Divi-
sion in the National Basketball
Association.
The Celtics, who beat Phila-
delphia by 10 games last sea-
son, and the Warriors have each
won two games without a
defeat. No. 2 for the Celtics
was a 110-101 decision over the
New York Knicks last night be-
fore 10,142 in Madison Square
Garden, and No. 2 for the War
riors was a 122-12O squeaker
over the Los Angeles Lakers
before 8,277 in Philadelphia.
Bill Sharman sparked a last
period scoring spree as the
CelticS broke a close game wide
open and handed the Knicks
their fourth setback in five
games. Sharman scored eight
points as the CeltS opened up a
13-point margin. He ended up
with 20 points, two less than
teammate Bill Russell. Willie
Naulls was high for New York
with "a.
Ed Conlin's field goal at the
game ending buzzer gave the
Warriors their victory. It was
a 30-foot set by the former
Fordham ace, who came to
Philadelphia two weeks ago in
a trade with st. Louis. Wilt
Chamberlain; playing 40 min
utes, Paul Arizin and Tom Cola
paced the Philadelphia attack
with 90, 25 and 81 points, re-
spectively. Elgin Baylor was
the LakerS chief point getter
with 20.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
By FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach
Question

It's Coast Guard O, Trinity
0, first quarter. Coast Guard
is on its own 81, midway be-
tween the sidelines. You, the
sophomore Coast Guard quar-
terback, have just called a
pass, your first one in college
competition. As you take the
snap from the center and start
to fade back. you note your
target, an end, is not
breaking into the clear. What
should you do:
l. Fake pass and circle
end?
2. Throw ball Out-Of-
bounds over sideline?
3. Turn toward second tar
get, fire Immediately?
4. Fade and wait?
(Answer on Page AID
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Curdozo Romps
Past DouqIuss

WINCHESTER, Va. (spe-
ciaD .-Halfback Jerome Glad
den reeled off touchdown runs
Of SO and 48 yards in leading
Cardozo High School to a 3l-2
football victory over Douglass
here yesterday. Halfback Maui
rice Pope also tailed two touch
downs for the victors.
Cardozo originally had been
scheduled to play Paige jack
son Of Charles Town, w. Va,
but substituted Douglass when
Paige jackson Cancelled the
game.
SoGGIzz9Ss S6dE9Gz9 --2 lS 1873
Cardozo scoring: Touchdowns-Pope,
z q, plunge; g, runl: Green ,(12. rum /;
gladden., $50, run: 4S, run). PAT
GLADDEN. (pass from Lindsey.
douglass scoring: Safety - Laws
tackled Green In end zone).
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FumbIes Set Up
Hummond Victory

ho nond High School con-
verted two Fairfax fumbles into
touchdownS in the first half
for a 1873 victory over the Reb-
els in a Group la football
game last night at Georse
Washington.
End Pat Mazzoccoli grabbed
a Fairfax rumble on the Rebels
II in the first quarter to set
up a 11-yard scoring run by
Tom Arehart. It was one of
three furnbles recovered by
Mazzoccoli.
Chris Moore fell on a loose
ball on the Fairfax 81 in the
second quarter. Halfback
George Philip got the score on
q 14-yard run.
hhAAiNzEA2 hANlAo2ND 2ND--S -------- 8 3 9 &13
.Fairfax scoring: Field goal Hall
Hammond scoring: Touchdowns -
Arehart I'll, run); Philip GA, run).
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ANNANDALE's STREAK ENDS
WI Strategy Pays off
In Years Big Upset

estimated at little more thar
1000, no doubt held down by
the intermittent rains.
According to Coach John
Youngblood. the 27-14 loss to
st. Johns was q godsend. "St
Johns made our ball club" he
said last night in the flush OF
his most important victory In
two seasons in charge of WI
football. "The kids found out
they had q lot to learn"
Atoms Stopped Three Times
Youngblood's "kids" rocked
the Atoms with two long touch.
down plays in the first half
only once allowed the defend
ing league champions beyond
the WI 35-yard line. pounceo
on two Atom fumbleS, inter-
cepted a pass and three times
forced the visitors to give ur
the ball with only inches to &c
for a first down.
1t was the first loss and first
Shutout suffered by Annandale
since Wakefield did it. TO, in
the fourth game Of 1858. The
Atoms built q streak of 81
games without defeat before
last night, including three TT
ties.
'NO Excuses"
I'VE haven't any excuses;
what the heck, we were lucky
to get this far" Coach Ed
Henry Of Annandale said after
ward.
WI scored the first time it
had the ball, four plays after
Defensive End Don Shultis fell
on a Sonny Utz tumble on the
Atoms 40-yard line. Quarter
back Terry Brown passed to
End Earl Pegram who caught
the ball on about the 10 and
scored untouched to complete
a 36-yard play.
WI traded puntS with An
nandale the next time it gained
possession. then moved 81 yards
in six plays for the other touch
down. On the second play of
the second quarter, Right Half
back Jimmy williams dashed
around left end for SO yards
and the score on the nights
finest single ball-carrying eff
fort.
WAsfaiiNNdaTToN.LEE SS9 ga
Washinston-Lee scoring: Touchdovns
Pegram $50, pass from Brown:
ms MiiHams (33' run). Conversion-Bur-
Evening star., 1960-10-29
NO. VA. GROUP IA LEAGUE
By DICK SLAY
star Stan Writer

Grand strategy for the Wash
tngton-Lee Generals this foot
ball season was to reach peak
efficiency and still be in con-
tention for the Northern Vir-
ginia Group la League cham
pionshtp by the time they met
Annandale In their seventh
game.
Discounting a non-league de-
feat by st. Johns, the master
plan has worked to perfection.
The Generals last night handed
Annandale its first setback in
more than two years, 1870, at
WI Stadium before q crowd
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Wilson Triumphs
Over Western

Wilson High School converted
a Western quick kick into q
fourth-quarter touchdown and
q 60 victory over the Raiders
in a West Division football
game yesterday at Wilson.
Western quick kicked on Sec
ond down from its 1-yard line
and Wilson drove 30 yards for
the touchdown. A 17-yard pass
from Quarterback Billy Rich
ardson to Fullback Russell
Burchard set up Halfback Rob-
ert 1saacSon's short plunge for
the score.
WESTERN n n n m
"AGoON --------- U 00
Wilson scoring: Touchdown-Isaae-
son q, fun).
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Interhigh League

Bell High School. champion
Of the Interhigh Leagues West
Division for the first time, will
play Eastern, the East cham
pion, for the Interhigh title
at II am. November II at
Cardozo.
Bell yesterday defeated Dun
bar, 1855, to wrap up the West
title. Eastern took top honors
in the East for the third
straight year, an unprecedented
feat, by whipping Phelps. 90
0.
The winner of the Interhigh
title will 60 against the Cath
olic League winner in the City
championship game, to be
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Pro Bowl Come Set

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20
(AP).-The 18th annual Pro
Bowl football game, a contest
between selected stars of the
Western and Eastern Divisions
OF the. National Football
League, will be played in Mem
orial Coliseum January is. The
Western Division leads in the
series, Ga.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Hill PAGES Wakefield

Quarterback Tim Hill scored
on touchdown runs Of So and rs
yards in the first quarter to lead
Wakefield High School to a
1870 football victory over James
Madison in a Group la League
game last night at Wakefield.
MADISON O O O o. n
WAKEFIELD -----13 6 0 Ole
Wakefield scoring: Touchdowns-
Hill 2 (6S, run; 25, rum; Ball az,
run). onversion-Fabella.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
New Dodoer Farm

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20
(AP).-The Dodgers have
signed a working agreement
with the Salem, Greg, Sena-
tors of the Glass B North
west League. Salem replaces
Green Bay, Wis, of the Three
I League in the Dodger farm
system.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
GWFres|lnleIl
Defeat Bulls

Quarterback Bob Lukomski
returned a kickoff rs yards for
a touchdown and threw q pass
81 yards for another to lead
the George Washington Frosh
to a 44-so football victory over
Bulls Prep yesterday at Bulls.
Lukomski made his long run
in the third quarter and in
the final period threw . Il.
yard touchdown pass to Half.
back Bill Bryezinski.
Quarterback JEFF MAR, from
Allentown, Pa, was the big
man for Bulls. MAR, subhing
for starter Steve Murray who
was hurt In the second quar-
ter. threw four touchdown
passes. His longest was for
SO yards to Halfback Butch
Williams.
The victory for the Little
Colonials was their first in
four games. Bulls has a 80
record.
SSuIxfHss IxfHssAtNoIoN --S Sat 1s-ss55
George washineton-Bryezinski Ia.
run (pasS faileO.
Bulls-Toye 81. pass from Mair
(Humphries. pass from Mair).
George Washington-Sutter 1, plunge
'Smalara, pass from Lukomski).
George Washington-sutter 8, plunge
tCawood, pass from Lukomski).
Bullis-Hamm 90, pass from MAR
fpass failed).
George shington-Lukomski 75.
klckon return (zieger, pass from Lu.
Georse 'Washington-CaWood 2, plunRa
(Smalara, pass from Lukomski).
Bullis-Williams 90, pass from MatP
civilians. pass from Mair).
George NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2, pasE
from Lukomski (pass failed).
Bullis-Flynn. pass from MAR CMe.
0uire. pass from Mair).
Evening star., 1960-10-29
STATISTICS

stubborn Titan forwards. King
Dixon's 65-yard kickoff return
started the Marines lone
touchdown. drive in the second
quarter. Bob Marshall got the
score on q 1-yard plunge.
Gross, pressed into service
two weeks ago when Bob
Lusky, the No. ! signal caller
was hurt, piled UP 294 yards
and two touchdowns through
the air. A 77-yard touchdown
pass to Steve Stonebreaker in
the fourth quarter, when De-
troit was nursing a 14-7 lead,
broke the game open.
Tom Shanahan's 72-yard
punt return gave the winners
a 14-0 lead in the second
quarter.
6G4s6ff 6G4s6ifO -----------------9 I g lGa5.
Detroit-Post. 2. run (shanahan kick.
Detroit - Shanahan, ~ punt return
(Shanahan kick.
ouantico-Marshall. 1 run CMaudlin
kick).
t-stonebreaker. n pass from
Gross (Shanahan kick).
DETROIT - Lower, 8 pass from Gross
Attendance. 1885.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
japanese Stars
Defeat Giants

TOKYO, Oct. 20 (AP).-An
8-run uprising in the fourth
inning spanked the Japan ALL
Stars to a 1917 victory over the
San Francisco Giants today.
The outburst against pitchers
Jack Sanford and Billy Loes
wiped out a Al Giant lead and
delighted a capacity crowd of
10000, including Crown Prince
Akihito and Princess Michiko.
1t was the Giants third defeat
against three victories in their
16-game exhibition tour.
GIANTS ---o12 1870 4eoO-7 10 I
ALL-sTARs --0ol Sol POx-1o Is o
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Miss Supertest Dated

LONDON, Ontario, Oct. 90
(AP).-Miss Supertest II, pre-
decessor to Harmsworth Tro-
ply winner Miss Supertest III,
will compete next month in the
Gold Cup races on Lake Mead,
near Las Vegas, Owner Jim
Thompson said today.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Luyne Uncertain

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 20 (AP) J..
"A Pittsburgh Steelers' spokes-
man said today it is uncertain
whether injured Quarterback
Bobby Layne will be able to
play against Green Bay here
tomorrow but End Buddy Dial
may get into the game.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Two Games Postponed

Two high school football
games were postponed yesterday
because Of the rain. Lackey
will play at Surratsville at 2
pm. November 16, and Good
Counsel will play at Ballou at
$3.50 pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Osbourn Shells
GroVeton Eleven

Osbourn High School cele-
brated homecoming with a
20-6 football victory over
Groveton last night on a muddy
field. It was a Northern Vir-
ginia Group IA League game.
Halfback Ray German scored
two Of the three Osbourn touch
downs, catching a 25-yard pass
from Quarterback frankie Har-
rover, and turning left end for
Is yards. Germans first touch
down was set UP by Vernon
Jones' 65-yard gallop.
GRovEToN ------ o o o. q
osboURN -------- z 13 o 90
ris g. rum.
osbourn scoring: Touchdowns -
Madison recovered o blocked Kick IN
END 1one): German, 2 (25, pass from
narrower: 10. end rum. Conversions
Madison (2l
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Detroit Passer
Proves Poison
For Quantico

DETROIT. oct. 20 (spe-
ciaD Sophomore Gerry Gross
accurate right arm gave the
University Of Detroit the scor-
ing punch it needed to turn
back the Quantico Marines,
2s-7, here last night. It was
the Titans' NTH win in six
games.
Quantico was twice stopped
on Detroit's l-yard line by the
Evening star., 1960-10-29
BELL AND EASTERN TAKE TITLES
lnterhieh PloyoH Set
ForNov. II at Cordozo

played at II am. November Is
THANKSGIVING at Grifnth
Stadium. Eastern lost to Con-
Saga, 7-6, in the City cham
pionship game last year.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
FIGHT RESULTS

Los Angeles - Joe Brown, 134Is,
rade, 1885, Compton, Calf, is.
Brown retained world lightweight
championship.
Agana, Guam - Jessie Stein, 146,
Guam, knocked out Steve Tony, las.
Philippines, 5.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Bunks Enters School

CHICAGO, Oct. 20 (AP).-
Ernie Banks, slugging shortstop
Of the Cubs starts night school
Monday at the University of
Chicago. He will study English
and sociology.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
Bell Cleared,
Beats Dunbar

Bell rolled to q quick 900
lead in the frSt quarter, scor.
ing the first three times It
handled the ball against Dun
bar yesterday.
Linebacker James Bragg ran
80 yards for q touchdown with
q loose ball to get the Vocats
rolling yesterday. Paul Aqui-
limo, playing defensive end, re-
covered q tumble on the Dun
bar l1-yard line to set up Bells
second touchdown. Quarter
back Tom Bradley scored on a
short plunge.
Bradley later passed seven
yards to Halfback Melvin Har-
ley to cap a 61-yard drive in
eight plays. Halfback Howard
Douglas plunged for the final
score to cap q drive that COW
cred 66 yards in six plays in
the third quarter.
Quarterback George Harris
hit Halfback Harold Burke on
a pass play that covered 81
yards for Dunbar's touchdown
with 80 seconds remaining in
the game.
A rumor that Bell would be
disqualified from the cham
because Of an over
age player was scotched by
Hardy Pearce, the leagues ath-
letic director, who said he had
checked the Bell roster and
found it in accordance with the
rules.
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Evening star., 1960-10-29
Win for Laurel

Laurel High School boosted
its football record to 4-3-1 with
a 300 victory over Great Mills
yesterday on the losers field.
Halfback William Scott scored
two touchdowns for Laurel.
LAUREL -13 = o 90
GREAT MILLS ----- o o o o. 6
Laurel scoring: Touchdowns-Scott
2 e, run: s, rum; Evans 90. ron).
onversions-Bozevich Q (kicks).