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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Peury Victimized
By B-CC Joyvees

Scoring in every quarter, the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Junior
Varsity gained a 31-6 victory
yesterday at Peary. The visitors
got off to fast start in the
first period when Dave Whitzel
lateraled to Steve Brandt, who
passed to John Tucker for a 49,
yard touchdown. Tucker ran
the last Sc yards.
B-CC " --------- 13 8 9 6-3I
PEARY o q o d
B-Cc JV-Tucker rs, pass from Brandt
Brandt rum.
B-CC .Jv--Middledorf 25. pass from
y Ehitzel run failed. ,,,,,.
gel run failed
B-cC JY-Whitzel 8. run (run failed
B-CC JV-Woodrofe /, run tkick
Peary@Brown As, run tpass failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Rebounds
For Triumph
Over Knights

Washington Lee, bouncing
back from an upset loss to
Yorktown last week, defeated
neighboring O'Connell. 14-6,
last night at WI before an
estimated 5000 fans.
The Generals, outgained in
rushing yardage, $50 to 203,
scored twice sin the second
quarter. then hung on for the
win.
Greg Wynn, 6-foot-3. 1885,
pound Junior end, scored both
WI touchdowns. one on a Is
yard pass from Reggie Burner
that climaxed a 13-play, &C.
yard drive and the other on a
61-yard pass play with Lyn
Moore on the throwing end.
The Knights lone score
came in the third period and
was made by Don Nichlsor
from z yards out to end a 65-
yard drive.
O'Connell dominated the
second half as WI made nc
serious scoring threats, but
the Knights were hurt by IS
yards assessed against them
in penalties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Scott Runs Wild
In Laurel Romp

Halfback William Scott
scored all of his teams touch
downs as Laurel defeated Sur
rattsville, 2S-14, yesterday at
Laurel.
Scott, 6-foot-2, 180-pound
senior who has scored IA
touchdowns in Laurel's five
games to date, scored yester-
day on runs Of 20, 43 and 4
yards and IS yards with a pass
interrogation.
Mike Bozevich added the
conversion after each of SCOTS
touchdowns. Bozevich has made
16 Of 10 conversions this sea-
son, the last II in a row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
JENKINS KEEPS MOUNT VERNON IN GROUP IA RACE H.
AnnondoIe Saved Again by Sears HEROES

Halfback Jimmy jenkins is
not very big as football players
go, but his speed and power are
keeping Mount Vernon among
the leaders in the Northern
Virginia Group Ia League.
jenkins scored all three
touchdowns to lead the Majors
to a 2l-6 victory over Fairfax
last night at Mount Vernon in
a league game. The Majors
have won five straight after an
opening loss to Lee.
In other league games,
Annandale and Mclean bat
tied to a I'll tie; Madison
beat Lee, 21-14 Jeb Stuart
edged OsbOurn, 1912; Wake
field trOunced Falls Church,
80, and Hammond defeat
ed GrOvetOn, 1910.
Jenkins, q junior, weighs
only las pounds. but his wrest-
ling oponents will testify to
his power. He was runnerup
in the 154-pound class Of the
Northern Virginia champion
ships last year.
Fairfax will testify to Jen-
kins' speed. He carried is times
last night for a total of los
yards, running two yards for a
touchdown in the second peri
cd and adding another score
later in the quarter on a 49,
yard end sweep to cap a rs
yard drive.
Jenkins made his fin al
touchdown in the fourth period
going Is yards to eliminate a
55-yard drive that took six
plays.
Fairfax got a touchdown In
the third period on a 2l-yard
pass from Quarterback Bruce
Kiely to End Les Keplinger, but
that was the Rebels only pene-
tration beyond the Majors 80
MADISON-LEE - Madison
marched 70 yards with the
opening kickoff in the second
half to hand Lee its third
straight loss.
Halfack Preston Blackwell
capped the drive with his third
touchdown of the night, a q
yard buck through the middle
of the line. Blackwell picked
up 81 yards on three carries
in the 10-play series.
Lee started three drives later
in the game, twice going to the
Madison 6 and once to the 10
but couldn't put over the tying
score. Lees last drive ended
on the 6 with two minutes left
STUART-OSBURN - Jerry
Gates blocked a fourth-quarter
extra point try to let Jeb Stuart
squeak by Osbourn on the
losers field.
After Quarterback John Hub
BILE scored on a 3-yard keep
play to put Stuart in front,
Travis Curd. who earlier fired a
61-yard touchdown pass, scored
from the 2 to put OSbourn
within one point. Gates broke
through the line to smother
the conversion try.
FALLS CHURCH WAKE
FIELD - The Warriors engi-
nereed scoring drives Of SIS, 81
and IS yards - one each in
the first three periods - to roll
over winless Falls Church.
Halfback David Boyd added
a 53-yard touchdown run in
the second quarter behind
crisp Wakefield blocking. The
Jaguar's only scoring threat
ended when Paul Allen inter-
copied a pass on the Wake
field 7.
GROVETON-HAMMOND -
The Admirals scored their first
league victory of the season
with a pair Of fourth period
touchdowns.
End Jim Moushegian scored
the first on a 43-yard pass from
Gus King. George Phillip added
the other on a plunge from
the /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Hogeord's 5 Scores
Speurheud Garfield

Halfback Jack Haggard
scored all five touchdowns to
give Garfield a 1876 victory
over King George last night
at Garfield. The lanky senior
scored on runs of 40, 80, and
IS yards from scrimmage, and
added another touchdown on
a 50-yard return of an inter-
cepted pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Little Hoyus Deal
Bulls First Loss

Three Bobs - Mahoney, Wal
lace, and Abbo - did all the
scoring as Georgetown PREP
handed Bulls School its first
defeat, 2l-0, yesterday at Bull
lis.
Mahoney scored the first
touchdown on a 5-yard run up
the middle in the second quar-
ter, and added two extra points
Wallace and Abbo added touch
downs on short runs in the last
two periods to insure the Lit
tie Hoyas' second victory in four
starts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Second
Spark Yorktown
To Fifth Victory

Unbeaten Yorktown, a 60
upset winner over Washington
Lee last week, had to revamp
it's offense to defeat Mosby,
1910, last night at Yorktown
for it's fifth victory.
The Patriots second-string
backfield - Quarterback ZeA
Zimmers, Halfbacks Jimmy
Marshall and Chip Roadman,
and: Fullback Teddy Dawson
entered the game after a score
less first half, and got the win
ming drive started.
Dawson scored on a 32-yard
run around right end with a
pitchout in the third period,
and Marshall and Zimmers
scored in the final quarter on
short runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

without Steve Sears, a block
busting 1S7-pound junior full
back, Annandale High School
probably would be experience
ing its worst season since Ed
Henry took over as coach in
1857.
Sears personally has saved
the Atoms from defeat four
times this season with out
standing performances when
they were in serious trouble.
He came through last night
to enable the Atoms to gain a
TT tie with a fired-up Mclean
team before an estimated crowd
of 1000 at Annandale. Both
clubs now have 4-0-1 records
in Northern Virginia Group
IA League play.
Sears ran the ball only twice
in the first half as Mclean
took a TO lead. But the big
fullback went to work in the
second half. grinding out 81
yards in ,Annandale's touch
down drive that covered 81
yards. He wound up with 103
yards In 19 carries for the
night.
Kellum Goes Over
Quarterback Will Kellum
smashed over for the touch
down after Sears had set it up
with a 15-yard run to the
Mclean four. Steve then
cracked over the right side for
the tying extra point.
Sears performance last night,
although it didn't give the
Atoms a victory, was excep-
tional because McLean's rugged
defense. which hadn't allowed
a touchdown in four games.
was laying for him.
Mclean dominated the first
half but got its touchdown on
a break. The Highlanders
marched from their own %
to the Annandale Is but
fumbled and End Bob DRESS,
who played an outstanding
defensive game, recovered for
the Atoms.
On the next play the Atoms
botched up a handoff and
Tackle Pete Stackhouse came
up with the loose ball for the
Highlanders.
Smith Makes Great Catch
Halfback Steve Luxford, Nc
Leans leading ground-gainer
with Sc yards, then lofted a
pass to End Don Smith, who
outjumped two Annandale de-
tenders to make a brilliant
catch for the touchdown. Full
back Bob Williams ran over
the extra point.
Mclean launched a drive
from its own two in the final
quarter that was slowed down
by a penalty on the Atoms II
and then died on the % as
Annandale rose up to throw
the Highlanders back.
Helping Annandale'S touch
down drive was a 15-yard
penalty to the Mclean 10 when
one of the Highlanders was
guilty Of grabbing jacquard.
But that only made it a little
less work for Sears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Oilers TieWith Boston
May Save Rymkus' Job

pressure on Coach Lou Rymkus,
who was rumored on his way
out if Houston lost.
The previous AFL mark for
a passer. in a single game was
375 yards.
The Blanda kick also spoiled
the Patriots bid to hand new
ly-appointed Head Coach Mike
Holovak a victory. Just so sec
onds before the end Gino Cap
pelletti made two spectacular
catches worth 20 yards and a
go-ahead score off Butch Son.
gin aerialS.
Cappelletti scored Is points,
bringing his league leading
seasons total to 80.
There were actually seven
secords bettered last night.
In addition to Lees passing
yardage they included:
1. Most passes caught-13 by
HouSton's Charlie Hennigan
previous high II set by Don
Maynard of New York, tied by
Lionel Taylor of Denvep.
2. Most yards gained pass
catching-232 by Hennigan
previous 1919 by Taylor.
3. Most yards gained pass
ing. one team-457 by Hous-
ton (previous 401 by Denver.
4. Most yards rushing and
passing, one team - $40 by
Houston (previous 539 by Los
Angeles.
5. Most yards penalized-
140 by Houston previous 119
by oakland.
6. Most yards passing, two
teams-73l (previous SIT by
Houston and Denver.
The New York Titans. East
ern Division leaders. meet the
unbeaten San Diego Chargers
at the Polo Grounds in tomor-
rows top game. Oakland is at
Denver and Dallas at Buffalo
in other games.
HOUSTON Ola IO-3I
BOSTON ) ii Isl
BoSton-Parilli 1. run ,Cappelletti
Houston--Groman a., pass from Lee
tBlanda kick
HogStonEH ennigan 4s, pass from Lee
Boston-FG, Cappelletti ~.
Boston-Garron IS. kickoff runback
(Cappelletti kick.
Houston-Tolar 3, run tBlanda kick).
Boston-Burton l, run (Cappelletti
Houston - Cannon, plunge (Blanda
Boston-Cappelletti 3, pass from Son
gin tCappelletti kick
Houston-FG. Blanda C25).
Attendance-15,0i0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
George Mason
Edges Herndon

George Mason put together
drives of IS and 43 yards for
touchdowns to defeat Herndon,
1876, last night at Fairfax High
School.
Tailback John Carlo, who
gained 190-yards, scored both
touchdowns for George Mason,
on runs Of 4 and 2 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
High School Football
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Anaeostia. Z; SpinEarn, o.
Annandale, ~ Mclean, Z.
Bell, 24i Wilson, 10.
Bethesds Chevy Chase ", 81; Peary, 8.
Chamberlain, 2Oj Mckinley, Z.
Eastern, 8; EastOn (Pa.), 6.
Episcopal w, 20; Flint Hill, 0.
Friends, PSI LOngfellOw, IL.
Gaithersburg, "a; severena Park, o.
Garfield, 32; King George, g.
GeorEetewn Prep. Eli Bulls school, o.
geS Stuart. Is, o sbourn,' H. Il
Laurel, 20; Surrattsville, IA.
Madison, 21j Lee, IA.
Nerve Tech, 20; Howard County, 10.
NoTtRxesssrn. aas Duvai. ..
0xon Hill. 12j Woodward Prep, 8.
Phelps, "a; BaIlou. 9.
Roosevelt, 81 Coolidge, 9.
81. x1tSsny;s, 81 Confessional, IL.
Wakefield. 81; Falls Church, o.
WashinEton-Lee, IA; O'COnnell, 6.
Yorktown. 10i Mosby, o.
GAMES TODAY
Landon at st. Stephens, 2.
st. Adams at St. James, 2:30.
st; John,S VS.. Columbian Prep at Geo.
Carroll at It Good Counsel, ?.
Gonzaga at Hershey, Pa, 2.
DeMatha VS.: Bladensburg, at North
western, 8.
Richmond Frosh at Bulls Prep. 2.
Charlotte Hall at Lackey, 2.
George Washington at Episcopal, $50.
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase at Walter John
son. 2.
Blair at Wheaton, 2.
Richard Montgomery at Northwood, 2.
Central at Suitland, 2.
Glenelg at La Plata, ..
Great Mills at st. MaryS, ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
BOATS and MARINE

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DuVAL
NORTuW

DuVAL -0 O O O. o
NORTHWESTERN r 6 2 7-22
Northwestern-Stassu 4, run with
tumble Minutes kick.
Northwestern-Poston 8, run Ckick
failed.
orthwestern-Safety, Wallace tackled
in end zone.
orthweStern-Romack 80, run Min
utes kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
St. Anthony's Romps
Over Congressional

Halfback Pat Carr ran so
yards for a touchdown on the
first play from scrimmage to
start st. Anthony's to 31-12
victory over Congressional in a
Central Interscholastic Confer
ence game at Congressional.
st. Anthony'S------12 z IL 81
Congressional 80 8 o 6-l2
st. Anthonys = Car 80, run (run
failed).
st. Anthony'"Fitzgeral s, recovered
tumble (run failed.
Congressional - Wills 8. run (kick
failed.
st. Anthony's-Camardese, run
(Fantone rum.
st, ADMINISTRATORS 40, run (run
failed).
ST. Anthony-Carr IL. run trun failed)
Observation-Disclosures 5 tpass failed)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14

VIRGINIA 6l2 o O-lS
MARYLAND IA 7 z 7-3i
Maryland-Ambrusko IS, run Garter
kick.
Maryland-osler ~, pass from Cor
coran Garter kick.
Virginia--Corley 81, kickoff return
kick failed.
Maryland-Corcoran 3, run Garter
kick.
Virginia-Carracciol -, run (run
failed).
3, run run failed).
Maryland-Corcoran /, run Garter
kick
35. pass from Cor
coran Garter kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Foirmont Heights
Routs Pomonkey

Joe Barber scored two touch
downs to lead Fairmont Heights
to a 27-6 victory over Pomon-
key yesterday at Farm o n
Heights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Os|er Spork|es at End
As Terp Frosh Score

time. Ralph Corley put some
life in the Cavaliers when he
went 81 yards with a kickoff
return after the Terps had
scored twice.
Guard Bob Conte was out
standing among the Terps' line
men. Mike Fornili, the 255-
pound tackle from st. Johns,
had a fair day for the Terps.
One of Fornili's teammates of
last year, George Moore. scored
Virginia's second touchdown on
a 3-yard cut.
Fornili, Moore and Bill Cog
gins, Virginia quarterback
from Wheaton who completed
five of six, were outstanding of
the area boys on the two
teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Goithersburg Victory
Spanked by Ward

Quarterback Jimmy Ward
passed for three touchdowns
and set up one other to lead
Gaithersburg to a $40 victory
over Severna Park last night at
the Gaithersburg Agriculture
Center.
Ward, who completed 7 of ID
passes for 1877 yards, threw to
Halfback Billy Christman 8
yards for one score and Is
yards for another. Wards other
payoff pitch was to End Don
Frazier, covering As yards.
a azEFHER BHFd g 8 g %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8, pass from
Ward kick failed).
Observation-Disclosures 45, pass from
Ward (kick failed.
Gaithersburg-Holland 2, run run
Gaithersburg - Christman 10, pass
from Ward kick failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14

Surrattsville - o 0 14-l4
Laurel -0 IA 7 7-2S
Laurel-Scott 20, run (Bozevich kick)
Lauxel-Scott 43, run (BoSevich kick
Laurel-Scott 4, run (Bozevich kick
Observation-Disclosures 8. pass from
johnson (KyZer rum.
Lsagrel1Scott &c. intercepted pass
SurrattSville-Lloyd Z. run CKyzer
rum.
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PRO BASKETBALL

BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MIA EXHIBITIONS
New york, ll2, College Au-stars o.
Fhllauelphla ", Boston So
ABL E34HIBITION
San FranciSo 100. Los Angeles AZ
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Halls Two Scores
Win for Oxon Hill

Halfback Russ Hall scored
on a 34-yard pass play and ran
back a kickoff "a yards for a
touchdown to lead Oxon Hill to
a 1876 victory over Woodward
Prep yesterday at Oxon Hill.
Woodward'S touchdown was
on a 34-yard pass play from
Dave Alexander to Tony Ko-
cults.
Woodward - o 0 & O. &
Oxon Hill O 6 6 Dc
oxon Hill--Hall "a, pass from Oden
(run failed.
OXon Hill-Hall "a, kickoff return
(kick failed).
Woodward-Koculis "a, pass from Alex
ander (kick failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14

W-LEWynn IS. pass from Burner
w-L-Wynn 81. pass from Moore
(Smith kick.
O'Connell-Nichlson 7, run (kick
failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14
Friends Records
Fourth Victory

Halfback Al Stevenson and
Fullback Jeff Rogers paced I'M
beaten Sidwell Friends to its
fourth victory, a 28-12 decision
over Longfellow School, yester-
day at Friends.
Stevenson, who picked up 102
yards in IL tries, scored on a
30-yard run and ran over
extra points. Rogers, who
gained SO yards in Is carries
scored the games first touch
down on a 4-yard run and the
last on a 90-yard kickoff return
Longfellow also scored one OF
it's touchdowns on a kickoff
return, Norman Groh sprinting
95 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14

KING GEORGE o o 6
GARFIELD 6 90 9 O-32
Gar Field-HaEgard Z. run (run failed)
Gar-Field-Hagsard 40. run (Connor
kick
King George-Settle 3. run (kick
failed.
Gar-Field-Hasgard 80. run (kick
failed.
Gar Field-Haggard SO. intercepted
pass (Connor kick.
Car Field-HagRard 65. run (kick
failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14

Frederick-Bailes 8, pass from Neal
kick failed.
sherwood-Williams 8. run CDelmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14

GEORGE MASON o o IA
| HERNDON 6 o o O.
Herndon-Lee l. run Crun failed
| Geo. Mason-Carlo 4, run carlo kick
Geo. Mason-Carlo 2. run (kick failed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-14

fNIEND6 -------- I4-ZS
Friends-Rogers 4, run stevenson
rum.
Friends-Pyles 10. run stevenson
rum.
Longfellow-Groh 96. kickoff return
(run failed.
Friends--Steyenson 80, run Davis,
pass from PyleS).
Longfellow-Blunt 8, run (run faiIed).
Friends-Rogers 90. kickoff return
page rum.
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THE EVENING STAR

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 81 4-dr.; power Glide;
good cond.; -S125. GRANITE A..
1855. 907S BALTIMORE BLVD.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
Smyrna times., 1961-10-26

Fabrics Ideal for
Making Coats
BY Miss Janet Reed

Creative homemakers who
like to experiment with new
fabrics may want to try their
hand at making a coat this fall
with one of the new foam-lam-
mated fabrics.
Laminated fabrics, used ex-
tensively in ready-to-wear coats
last spring, are now appearing
on the yard-good counters. S.
These fabrics have a thin layer
of urethane foam fused or lam
mated to one side of the fabric.
The result is a warm, light
weight, crease resistant fabric
ideally suited for coats and
jackets. A wide variety of out
er fabrics are available to
choose from including bulky
knits, faille, jerseys, flannels
and lightweight cottons.
Foam-laminated fabrics are
not difficult to sew, but they
do require planning for best re-
suits. Because of this fabrics
high degree of resiliency you
should select pattern with as
few darts, seams and other de-
tails as possible to give you the
best looking product. Also un-
mounted sleeves, such as raglan
or kimona, will prove more sat-
isfactory than set-in sleeves be-
cause laminated fabrics do not
lease in" or shrink easily.
Fit is important with all gar
ments. So before cutting, pin
the paper pattern together and
try it on to be sure you have
a free and easy fit. Remember,
coats should not fit too tightly
and there should be ample al
lowance made for other gar
ments to fit underneath them.
Pin the pattern to the fabric
side of the cloth because the
foam side resists pinning.
Cut the margin off the paper
pattern before cutting into the
fabric. This will make il easier
for you to do an accurate cut
ting job.
When you're ready to sew,
adjust your sewing machine so
you have longer than normal
stitch. Also, reduce the thread
tension and the pressure on the
pressure foot.
Stitch with the foam side of
the material down. If the foam