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Evening star., 1961-09-30

Roosevelt High School, slow
to get started this season be-
cause of a manpower shortage.
apparently is going to be much
tougher to deal with in the
future.
Rebounding from two early
season whitewashings, the Rid
ers chalked up their second
straight shutout in the West
Division of the Interhigh
League yesterday in defeating
Wilson, 1870, at Wilson.
Fullback Tony Cont threw a
29-yard touchdown pass to End
Boyce Smith near the end of
the third quarter to start the
Riders on their way. Two de-
fenSive lapses by Wilson in the
final quarter sealed the Tigers
doom. Halfback George Gar
rett returned a Wilson punt
10 yards for a Roosevelt score
and Lineman Gabe Hall picked
off a pass by Wilson's Billy
Richardson and numbered l3
yards for another.
Wilson had three scoring op-
portunities in the first half
with drives to Roosevelt'S ID.
% and 25, but failed to cash
them. Three interruptions and
80 yards in penalties helped
stall the Tigers.
Fullback Harold Frazier led
Eastern to a 51-l3 mauling of
AnacOstia for its second league
victory, Mckinley kept pace
by banking Spingarn, 80,
and Chamberlain evened its
record at IL with a 14-I2
Squeaker over BallOu in the
East Division. In other West
Division action, Coolidge re-
manned unbeaten with a 1870
win over CardOZO and Bell,
defending division champion,
kept its record clean by past
ing Dunbar, $50.
EAST TERN N-ANACOSTIA -
Frazier, a 235-pounder, &C.
counted for 20 Eastern points
scoring twice on plungeS anc
again on a 65-yard run after
a pass interception.
Anacostia, first team to score
twice on the Ramblers in /;
games, played without the Serv.
ices of three regular starters
Quarterback Bob CAN'T com.
pleted 10 of 20 passes for II;
yards for the Indians, but they
were limited to s yards rushing
BELL-D UNBAR Quar-.
terback Kenny Burns got the
Vocats off to a fast start, hit,
ting All-High End Robert Stew
art with 3-yard touchdown
strike early in the first quarter
Moments later, Halfback Jesse
Evans burst off tackle on a So.
yard scoring run, his first oi
| two.
| Ronald johnson, the othel
Bell halfback, and Fullback Pat,
rick Commet both scored in the
third quarter to put the game
on ice. Dunbar's lone threa
came in the third quarter wher
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Short, Walker Stur
As Flint Hill Wins

Billy Short scored two touch
downs and passed for two
others and Jerry Walker scored
three times and kicked five ex-
ira points to lead Flint Hill to
a TO victory over st. Ste-
phen's Jayvees yesterday at st
Stephens.
FLINT HILL IA IA IA
Flint Eill-short, Il. run walker
Flint Hill-Walker. 80. run Walker
rmnt rmnt Hiil",,Short; .. run trun failed.
Flint Hill-Walker. 80. pass from
Snort walker kick
Flint Hill-Robinson. As. run CWalker
Flint Hill-,Walker. :, rass from Short
Flint Hill-Robnson q. run kick
failed.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Cadets Show
Glass in Rout
Of DeMatha
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

The professional athletes
may have vacated Griffith Sta =
dium to move across town to
the new D. C. Stadium, but
the performance turned in
there last night by St. Johns
would do credit to the pros.
st. Johns operated in a
purely professional manner in
trouncing DeMatha, 800, in
the Catholic League football
opener.
The pros would have a hard
time improving on the per-
formance of Quarterback Scot
ty Glacken, who threw -four
touchdown passes for the Ca
diets and kept the defense
honest by sending Fullback
Jay Calabrese up the middle
for long gains.
Not to be overlooked was the
standout play of the st. Johns
defense, which has held the
opposition scoreless in three
games this season while the
offense has been running up
"a points.
Gallagher Praises Bach
Coach Joe Gallagher was
more interested in talking
about the defense than the
offense after the game.
That Gary Bach gave us
a great game" Gallagher said
His legs have been botherine
him and I didn't play him or
offense. So he turns out tc
be the best defensive player
on the field"
The Cadets defense allowed
just three first downs.
St. Johns started slowly
missing a first down on De-
Matthias 3-yard line midway
through the first quarter. But
on the next play, Bach and hit
boys took over. The 185-pounc
senior led the crash that Smoth'
cred Halfback Ray Hill in the
end zone for a safety.
PirOn Takes Over
Glacken received excellent
running support for two of hi
first three touchdown tosses
Calabrese ran over three de-
tenders after taking scree!
pass to complete a 24-yarc
scoring play in the closing min
uteS of the first quarter anc
Richard Malcolm rambled 81
yards with another flat pass ir
the second period.
In between, Glacken con-
nected with End Ned Carr on 6
7-yard touchdown toss. The
same combination clicked or
a 14-yard scoring play early
in the third quarter.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
BULLS SCHOOl
ST. ANTHONY1S
Oxon Hill Routed
By Northwestern

NorthweStern's unbeaten
Wildcats made it four straight,
overpowering Oxon Hill. 800,
in a Prince Georges County
League football game last night
at Northwestern.
A bad pass from center on
fourth down gave the Wildcats
the ball on the Clippers II in
the first period, and Halfback
Mike Komack scored from the
l two plays later.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Washington Lee High School
is past its first major hurdle
toward a repeat Virginia Group
Ia football title, thanks to a
pair of diminutive neighbor-
hood pals who last night ran
rings around Lee in the second
half to give the Generals a
2l-0 victory.
Halfback Tom LaManna and
Wingback Vahan Khoyan led
wills second half assault that
broke Lees stout defense and
handed the Lancers their first
defeat in four games before
more than 5000 fans at WASH
ington-Lee.
1t was Washington-Lee's
third straight league victory.
Last year, the Generals swept
nine league games to take the
State crown. Their only loss
was a non league decision to
st. Johns.
LaManna Gets "a Yards
LaManna, 5-foot-6 and 150-
pounds, picked up "a yards in
eight carries, including a &C.
yard touchdown scamper on a
double-reverse. Khoyan. ST
and 155, carried 18 times for
155 yards. He scored one
touchdown on a short buck.
Khoyan. the son of an Ar
menian minister. and LaManna
handled wills difficult wing-T
offense with little trouble.
They were particularly impress
sive on handoffs, a depart
ment in which constant prac-
tice paid off.
Tom and I have been prac-
ticing handoffs since last
spring" the happy Khoyan
said. I'VE worked out almost
every day, getting ready for the
season"
Washington-Lee had three
cracks at Lees goal line in the
first half, but each time the
Lancers held. Lee came up with
one threat, but fiZzled on the
Generals two. Halfback Paul
Schultz. who gained 109 yards
for the Lancers, spearhead ded
the drive.
LaManna Takes Off
Tackle Lee Robertson recov-
cred the Second-half kickoff for
the Generals on the Lee 38. Kho-
van, scooted to the two on two
plays and then Slashed off
tackle for the first touchdown.
Lee almost came right back
to make a game Of it. but End
Jerry Plunkett couldn't quite
reach a pass from quarterback
Earl Flinchum about 10 yards
behind the WI secondary.
The Lancers then punted to
the Generals and on the second
play. LaManna went the dis
tance on the double-reverse
He skirted right end, cut back
to the middle and outran the
Lee defenders to the goal line.
Khoyan spanked wills final
touchdown drive with runs of
19 and 6 yards before Quar-
terback Lyn Moore hit End
Greg Wynn with a 10-yard
pass for the score. .
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Northwood Coach
Gets Two Presents

Northwood High Schools
football team helped Coach Jim
DeMoss celebrate the birth of
his fourth child by beating
Gaithersburg, 90, last night at
Gaithersburg for its second vic
tory in four starts.
A bad punt set up the first
Northwood score, 12-yard
field goal by Bobby Jensen, and
the Indians added a touchdown
in the third period, driving 40
yards in 10 plays. Gaithersburg
never got past the Northwood
30-yard line.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Oilers Add Three

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 80
APP The Houston Oilers
added three men Yesterday.
The new Oilers are Bob
Schmidt, a 245-pound offensive
center from Minnesota; Fred
Click. a l90-pound halfback
from Colorado State. and Leo
Reed, a 260-pound offensive
guard from Colorado State.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Mrs. Addie, Konopo
Win Kenwood Golf

Pauline Betz Addie OF the
host club and Mrs. Thomas
Konopa had a best ball of Sc
yesterday to win the ladies
Orchid toIrna-
ment at Kenwood.
Mrs. Lee Alexander ard her
guest. Mrs. Frank Cush Of Ar
gyle, won low gross with 13.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Bulls Win Paced
By Thai HuIfbuck

Vudrigrai woody Chert-
vudhakas raced 80 yards for
the winning touchdown with 40
seconds remaining to lead Bulls
School to a 14-9 victory over
st, Anthony's yesterday at
Turkey Thicket in a Central
Interscholastic Conference
game.
The diminutive halfback from
Thalland caught q St. An
thongs punt on hs own 20-yard
line and cut down the left side
line for the score that gave
Bulls the victory in the season
opener for both teams. .
gTlz1s sf1 ANra6NQ'S s6E99I : 7 g 9 "a
st. Anthony-Carr 63, run (Fitzgeraid
rum.
BulIis1Flatley 10. run Csclavounos
st, Anthony-safety, Flstley tackled
in end zone
Bullis-Chartvudhaka5 so, punt return
tSclavounos rum.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
SuitIond CopitoIizes
On DuVuI FumbIes

Suitland,. capitalizing on its
opponents fumbles, defeated
DuVal, 26-7, yesterday at
DuVal High School in a Prince
Georges County League foot
ball game.
DuVal fumbled six times and
the Rams recovered each time.
with two of the recoveries
turned into touchdowns. Tail
back John Brodigan scored
three times for Suitland.
fS1EdAND paVAt 8 + 8 SS--ass
suitlsnd-B dissn 4, run Ckick
Duval-Beall 50, pass from Chiporas
Barton kick.
suitlsnd-BrodiRan s, run Praise
suitlsnd-B odigan l. run ckick
failed.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
GIeneIe Shut Out
By SurruttsviIIe

SurrattSville scored in each
of the last two periods to de-
feat Glenelg. 14-0, yesterday
at SurrattSville.
Quarterback Bill Lloy d
passed 20 yards to Halfback
Robert Inzetta for the first
score, and Bob Johnson. also
a quarterback, raced 5 yards
for the final touchdown.
GLEEEiG .--.- q o - o
sURRATTsvILLE o u ia
urrattsville--Inzetta %. pass from
LLOYD (BoneSteel rum
rattsville-Johnson ; run walker
rum
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Murphy, Lewis Sputk
Jennie Dean Victory

Quarterback Robert Murphy
and Right End Herman Lewis
accounted for all four touch
downs as unbeaten Jennie Dean
defeated Luther Jackson for
the first time since 1858 in a
high school football game yes
terday at Luther Jackson. The
score was $50.
Murphy passed 20, 10, 40 and
80 yards to Lewis for touch
downs in the last three periods
to give Jennie Dean it's third
straight victory. .
Evening star., 1961-09-30
INTERHIGH SUMMARIES
Roosevelt Wilson

Roosevelt Wilson
ROOSEVELT o o 6 13-I9
WILSON q q o O. u
RooSevelt-Smith 20, pass from Cont
tNeverson. pass from Conti
Roosevelt-Gsrrett 20. punt return
(kick failed.
Roosevelt-Hall 13. run with inter-
cepted pass kick failedl.
Cha mberIain- -BsIIou
CHAMBERLAIN - o o 0 I4-l1
BALLOU o 6 6-l2
Ballou-Gaine 13, run Crun failed).
Ballou-Briggs -, run with tumble
northumberland 30 pass
from Price tWildy rum.
Chamberlain-Floyd /, run CWildy
rum.
Eastern -AnscOstia
EAScGsT1A sAsTERN 6 @SS 6 1S-55I
EaStern-Frazier 3, plunge tkick fain.
Eastern-Fraster /, plunge tkick fail
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3, run (kick
fsiD
Eastsrn-Johnson 81, pass from
Brockenberry Frazier kickl
Eastern Frazier 81, interception
Frazier. kick.
Anacostia-Long T., pass from CAN'T
Evening star., 1961-09-30

tAbsher kick.
Eastern-Spencer 81. run (kick faill.
AnacoStia.-.Sidney so, pass from Can't
fkick faiD.
EssteTPIHali sa, pass from Spencer
Eastern - johnson -. interception
tjohnson kickJ. ~
Spingarn-Mc cKinley
SPINGARN % O %
MCKINNEY 0 Q O 6a-S
McKinley-Jasper, tackled Simmons in.
end zone
Mckinley - Anderson Q, run trun
failed.
BelI-Dunbar
BELL --l IA o IL Ia
DUNBAR 0 0 0 o. q
Bell--Stewart 2, pass from Burns
Stewart kick.
Bell-Evans IS. run Stewart kick.
Bell-Johnson 90, run (Stewart kick
Boll-Commet |. run tkick failedr
Bcll--Evans l3. run Stewart kick,
Coolidge -CardOIo
GQRb9R9E GQRb6So g ! 9 Ga q z
Moore -. pass from Bur
CESS BURGESS kick.
idge-Bellamy 80, intercepted pass
kick failed). ,..
Evening star., 1961-09-30
WuIker-Grunt Wins

Walker-Grant scored in the
first and last quarters to defeat
Parker-Gray, 1910, last night
at Alexandria in a Northern
Virginia Area 1, Group II
League football game.
WALKER GRANT - 6 0 q 6-iE
PARKER-GRAY - 0 0 0 O. q
Walker -Grant-Lewis 40, run 0kick
failedD.
Walker -Grant-Hawtnorne II, run
(run failed.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

tBoZevich kick.
La Plata-Safety oliver tackled in
end Zonel,
La Plats-Miller 4, run MILLER rum.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
OXON HILL
NORTHWESTERN

OXON HILL q q O. q
NORTHWESTERN g : 10 go
Observation-Disclosures l. plunge Ckick
failed.
Northwestern-Davis Q, pass from Pos
ton Minutes kick.
thwestern-Rossiter II. run Min
utes kick.
Northwestern--Komack 76, punt re-
turn (kick failed.
Northwestern-Caracofe 10. run tkick
failed)
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Scott Whole Show
In Laurel Romp

Halfback William Scott scored
five touchdowns and passed for
another as Laurel ran over La
Plata, 48-9. yesterday at Laurel.
Ia PLATA A---------9 o Q q. 9
LAUREL, IL ol Il IN
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Baltimore Team
Downs Lundon

st. Paul's High School of Bal
ttmore confined all its scoring
to the first half to defeat Lam
don, 20-14, yesterday at Lam
don.
The winners. despite their
performance in the first two
quarters, we're held to one first
down in the second half while
Landon scored two touchdowns
on short runs by Bo Berger and
Bill Triplett.
s1APoR sEi BeSL,s - g . g &I3aa
st, Pauls-schultheis >, run CAlmond
kick.
st. Paurs-Patterson 3. run Ckick
failed.
St. Paul's-Almond So. pass from
Schultheis (Almond kick.
Landon-Berger Z, run run failedl.
Landon-Triplett 3, run Hanks. pass
from Berger.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

DEMATHA ------ O o o O. O
ST. JOHNS ----- s IA 7-36
St. John's-Safety. Bach tackled Hill
in the end zone
St. John's-Calabrese Jay -, pass
from Glacken (kick failedl.
st. John'S-Carr Z, pass from Glacken
(GrosS kick.
St. John's-Malcolm 81, pass from
Glacken tGrosS kick.
st. John's-Carr Il. pass from Glacken
CGross kick).
St. John's-Francis Is, pass from
Piron CGross kick.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Davis 2-Woy Star
In Friends Win
Over Little Hoyus

End Bud Davis caught a two
point conversion from Quarter
back Tom Pyles and then had
to stop Halfback Frank Fen
wick after time had run out to
insure a 1914 victory for Sid
we'll Friends School over
Georgetown Prep yesterday at
Prep.
After Friends scored what
looked like the clinching touch
down and led, 1873 with less
than four minutes remaining
in the game, Georgetown Prep
stormed back and scored on a
40-yard pass from Bob Abbo to
Fenwick on the last play of the
game.
Fenwick. a halfback who
earlier had made a two-point
conversion, tried again after
time had run out but was
nailed by Davis.
Senior Fullback Jeff Rogers
raced SIS yards for a score on
the first play of the second
half for the Quakers to tie the
score before Halfback Russ
Page knitted over from the 4
to put Friends in front.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
St. AIbuns Scores
On Rubino's Pass

Quarterback Tony Rubino
flipped l0-yard touchdown
pass to End Dave Marriott with
less than three minutes left in
the game. to lead st. Adams
to 60 victory over Western
High School yesterday at st.
Adams.
Rubino set up the only score
with a 42-yard pitch to Mar
riott on the preceding play.
Western drove to the Saints
5-yard line in. the third period
but ran out of gas and never
threatened again.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
Peury High Registers

Peary High School won it's
first football game in four starts
this season, defeating the Rich
ard Montgomery Jayvees, 14-6,
yesterday at Peary.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

CARROLL l3 IL q "a.
FAIRMONT HGTs. o 6 o
carroll-Foster Is. pass from Mar
zetti tMarzetti kick.
Carroll-Miller 3, plunge Ckick failed)
Carroll-Proctor -, run tkick failed
Carroll--Foster /, plunge Ckick failed)
Fair. Hts.-Dickerson s. pass from
Barber tkick failed.
Carroll-Dolan /, plunge tMarzett
kick.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
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Evening star., 1961-09-30
Carroll Crushes
Fuirmont Heiohts

Carroll ground out 259 yards
rushing in a 1875 victory over
Fairmont Heights yesterday at
Carroll. 1t was the Lions 14th
straight football victory,
Halfback John Foster led the
attack, scoring on a 15-yard
pass from Quarterback Larry
Marzetti and a 1-yard plunge
Foster gained l08 yards rush
ing. although he and the other
regulars played less than half
the game.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
SUMMARIES
IN GROUP IA
Fairfax-GW

Falrtax-GW
G4gFFAx SW 8 9 l9 5-BBii
GW-simpson /, run Ckick failedl
FaiTiaFsfhglstad iEick fsiifG1 TO- pass from Kiey
cW-simTpson imp 4 run Coorham. pass
seemuiier Q. run kick failed.
GWIGorhsm s pass from Kemper
GwNcariieid TO- run kick failedD.
FairfaX-JenSen u. pass from Kiely
tJensen rum.
McLesn-Falls Church
f4EEs NsEEsE CHURCH 8 8 8 3 9 S-9GG g .
McLesn-Luxtord So. run (kick failed.
McLean-Harlow 35. run LGrefe rum.
McLean-Lunde so. run dkick fsiiedj,
Warwick Wakefield
WAkEFfHkD WAkM5Gk 8 8 8 lS-ls q 3
WsFsfildysis WsFSefKsss e run 7un ek ksk tssS tss
Yorktown Osbourn
99e5T9yN 99s6JSS 3 Z 9 -
Yorktown-Morgan :. run Morgan
Yorktown-Chsconas 8, run Morgan
rum
osbourn-Curd l3. pass from cornwell
Madison kick).
Groveton- Mount Vernon
a69XET9E G63EF VERNON g 9 9 S-lS
Mount vernon-Jenkins ?, run (kick
Mount vsliante ,. run cash
Mount yernon-stevens & run Ckick
failed
Hammond Anna ndale
HAMMOND ------ g. D q 6-l2
ANNANDALE 0 l3 8 Ole
Hammond-SykeS 13. run (kick failed
Annandale-Sears !. run (SearS rum.
Annandale-Price 5. run trun failed
Annandale-Sears 3. run run failedD
Hamnond--Beall 80, pass from Lynch
(kick failed).
Evening star., 1961-09-30

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Marine head. V-5O Evinrude electric.
battery charger convertible top. run
ming. ming lights oGa SsS tanks ladder Gator
). or week ends.
3O-FT. OWENS SEDAN CRUISER :
viii sleep i; $4,000. EM. 2-aa8S
1859 1S-FT. SKEE- CRAFT day cruiser
Twin Mercury SOOs. fully equipped.
many extras. air-ride trailer included
purchased new boat. must sell S3.295.
Can be seen Columbia Island Marina,
Slip F-2 Inquire at office or call
IA. 1.9223 after 6 pm.
33-FT. 1850 Chris-Craft cab. cruiser:
Herring Bay Marina, Deaie, Nd. slip
Sat. and Sun. amt pm.
TWO-MAN KYAK. hand GRATED. l5X3;
stern squared fol. motor board: 500
or best offer. ia. 4-1093.
BOAT STORAGE
Dry-land storage protects your boat
from ice and storm damage. Boat
sizes TO 80 IT. Only a few Minis. from
downtown Washington. Call for in
formation.
FIT. WASHINGTON
MARINA CORP. .
CHI. 8-8611
Take S Capitol st. IA miles to Fort
Washington.
REAL STEAL
1955-32-Ft. Colonial Express
Twin Crowns: fresh water cooled: ra-
do phone. fathometer
In Perfect Condition:
Under Cover Since New
$4,000
DIR Kentmorr Marina tower Bav
Bridge to first right turn, then )
miles on state Route 10 KenCmonrl
GREAT MILLS lS0-J-3 WEEK ENDS
Phone stevensville Md. MISSION g.
3l9l,
Evening star., 1961-09-30

l, run Thompson. pass
from Boyle)
Pesiy-Tackett 2. Mcintosh kick.
R. Mont9omery-Price ], plunge Cpass
failedl.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

Georsetown Prep-Wallace IL, pass
from Abbo (Fenwick rum
Friends-Rogers 55. run (Pyles rum.
Friends-Page 4, run DAVIS, pass
from Pyles)
GEORGETOWN Prep-Fenwick, 40. pass
from Abbo trun failedl
Evening star., 1961-09-30

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Evening star., 1961-09-30

Northwood-FG, Jensen l..
Northwood-Bell 1, run Ckick failedI