Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-11
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VEL tumble, got on the score
board in the last quarter.
VII has given up only 81
points. and last night held the
Warriors to q nleager so yards.
on the ground and 50 through
the air, to stretch its series
streak to three straight over
the Warriors. WI leads, So,
in meetings with the South
siders.
Tackle Lee Robertson, who
seemed to be in the right spot
most Of the time, accounted for
three of the Generals tumble
recoveries. The 5-foot-s, 1855
pound senior led the defense
against a Warrior team which
almost knocked the Generals
out Of their State title last
season, when VEL had to fight
for a l4-13 win.
Halfback Tom LaManna,
who picked UP 80 Of the Gem
erals 220 yards, looked as if .
leg injury has healed COM
pletely. and the fleet halfback
should be in shape for the Gen.
erals annual THANKSGIVING
Day clash with George Wash
lngton High School.
When Quarterback Tim Hill
passed to Halfback Bill Dar-
nall for II yards and the
Wakefield touchdown, 1t was
only the second time in more
than three seasons that an
opponent has scored on q pass
against the Generals.
FAIRFAX-LEE - Lee High
School, the only team to beat
Mount Vernon, wound up with
@ Ga record for the season
when Jim Jensen Of Fairfax
kicked q l6-yard field goal
midway in the last quarter to
provide the difference.
A 5S-yard drive set up Jen-
sens kick from the s. Lee
marched back to the Fairfax
80 but fumbled away its last
chance at that point.
I
GROVEToN FALLS
CHURCH-Fullback Ken Petit
scored from the and 2-yard
lines to end scoring marches of
n and 81 yards for the first
two Groveton touchdowns.
Falls Church came close to
winning its first game of the
season when it was driving in
the fourth quarter, trailing
only l4-13. However, Grove
tons Rick Saunders intercepted
a pass to end the threat.
STUART YORKT OWN
Stuart scored in every quarter
and completely dominated the
game. Yorktown's only touch
down was set up when Stuart
fumbled a quick kick on its
own 2-yard line. It was the
only time the losers were in
Raider territory.
Fred Nadeau raced So yards
for one Stuart score and ac-
counted for the games first
touchdown on q 15-yard run
around end.
End Dick Wirz also scored
twice, once on q 12-yard pass
from John Hubble and the final
touchdown when he picked off
a DETECTED pass and raced 20
yards untouched.
MADISON-OgBoURN Os-
bourn scored its most points of
the season in one game, but
picked the same night that
Madison rolled up its biggest
point production Of the year
and therefore dropped its ninth
game in a row. -
Ronnie Glaze and Arlyn
Powell scored twice each on
runs and Bob Rupp scored once.
passed for a touchdown ard
kicked three extra points to
pace Madison's sixth victory in
nine games.
ANNANDALE-E. C. GLASS
The Lynchburg school be-
same the first Virginia public
school team to finish with a
perfect record, scoring all three
touchdowns in the first half and
sitting. on them for its 10th
victory.
Glass 80 record In Group
Ia games cannot be topped by
any other team but might be
tied for the State Champion
ship. Annandale moved to the
Glass 5-yard line in the first
half, and fumbled, and to the
is in the second half before
being stopped by a pass inter-
ception.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jack Haggard raced 40 yards
for touchdown and caughtsa
pass for an extra point to in
crease his Battlefield District
scoring mark to 81 points.
Garfield now has a To rec
ord.
HERNDON - STAFFORD
Herndon drove 81 yards for q
touchdown after the second
half kickoff and Fullback Bob
Sevila wrapped it up with q So
yard scoring burst over right
guard with 3 minutes to play as
the Hornets finished their sea-
son with a winning record. s.
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