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Saturday. the purse will be
$169,370, with the winner get
ting $95,370.
Tompion had q workout yes
terday for the race, doing q
mile and one-eighth in 1:532s
He covered the first six fur
longs in an easy 1:15H.
c. r. Mccoy, owner Of T. "
Lark, is in Japan, but Trainer
Paul X. Parker authorized pay
ment Of the $4,000 entry fee
from McCoy's account. Trainer
Misch Tenney likewise author.
lied Prove It's entry fee from
Owner Rex Ellsworth's account
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Green Terrors List
Two Grid Newcomers

WESTMINSTER. Md, Jan.
"a AP)-Western Maryland's
nine-game 1861 football sched-
ule includes seven Of last sea-
sons opponents and newcomers
Susquehanna and Upsala.
The National Aggies and
Juniata were the 1860 oppo-
nents dropped by the Green
Terrors.
The schedule:
September 90, at Bridgewater; q,
Penn Military. "
october a. Randolph-Macon; "A. At
Memnden- sydney; 21, at eusauehanna; !;
NSysnS.r' Spas 'nca%'esnlnfEs r. ss Eseom,ns; II,
Drexel; Is, at Johns Hopkins.
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7. Teams Risk
Perfect Marks
In School Cage
Landon and SurrattSville puI

Landon and Surrattsville put
their unbeaten records on the
line and Phelps battles Eastern
flor second place in the Inter-
high League East Division in
features Of today's schoolboy
basketball schedule.
Landon (7-O) viii be tested
| by st. Stephens in an Inter-
state Athletic Conference game
| at st. Stephens. Landon, top
ranked team in the Metropolis
ltan area, is 20 in the league
while st. Stephens is IL.
Surrattsville, with a 10 rec
ord this season and q string
of 90 straight victories, Is ex-
lpected to score handily over
Great Mills on the latter's
court.
Phelps GID and Eastern
(5-4 overall but al in league
play clash at Mckinley Tech
lat S pm. in the second game
of a double header which pairs
Dunbar and Western in the
opener ct $3.50 pm.
Phelps, which has lost only
to Spingarn while compiling q
Bel league record. meets q rap
idly improving Eastern team.
Today's winner will be favored
to take runnerup honors to
Spingarn In the division.
Walter johnson GID. q
strong contender for the Mary
land County League title,
meets q formidable opponent
in High Point (6.3) at Walter
johnson. -
Only one game Is scheduled
in the Northern Virginia Ia
League. with Washington-Lee
meeting James Madison at WI
Yesterdays Bit County League
game between Bladensburg anc
Richard Montgomery was post.
poned to tomorrow, at Richard
Montgomery at 3:45. Coach
AL Kyber Of Bladensburg, who
Is studying for q masters de-
gree at George Washington
University, has an exam this
afternoon.
| Games To-day
Coolidse vs.. Wilson ct Roosevelt, $40
Bell vs.. Cardoxo ct Roosevelt, 8.
Dunbar vs.. Western at Tech, $50.
chamberisin Of spinearn, $3.50.
9allou' at Anacostia, 3:30. a
Il B-CC at Northwestern, Q.
Suitland at Wheaton. f..
Aigh Point at walter johnson. 2.
3nsl'Gafe 3rundeI st oson 70 slhiii Hiii. s:sSS. ssS
Poolesville ct Longfellow, $50.
Lackey at dwynn Park, 2.
snrattavii1. Masfin AZ Ifursl: q nl:.2 MIN, an
Southern at Calvert County. !. ~
sasscer ct Margaret Brent, 8.
Wheaton " ct Peary. 3:45.
Douglass at Parker Gray, 2.
James Madison at WI, $50.
Nokesville at George Mason, $50.
winchester DOUGLASS at Luther Jack.
Jennie Dean at Leesburs Douulass
Landon ct ST. Stephens, 800.
woodward Prep at Priory, $50.
Congressional at Jeb Stuart w, Z.
Belvoir Prep ct Bulls Prep. $50.
Games Tomerrow
81. Johns at Roosevelt. $3.50.
st.. Mary's at DuVal. 2.
Eairmont Heights at DeMatha, 4.
81. James at st. AlbanS, 3.
woodward Prep ct Episcopal. 4.
Bulls School at 81. Anthonys,
Bladensburg OF Richard Montgomery
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With THE :
HIGH SCHOOLS.
BY CARL SELL

boys seem to let down when
they get q big lead"
The Stays jumped off to q
big lead against Carroll and
Austin didn't have much to
say from the bench. But when
the Lions- came roaring back
in the early part Of the fourth
quarter and pulled within three
points. John began to squirm.
He kept pointing to Carroll
players who momentarily had
slipped away from their
defenders into positions for
clear shots, alerting ,DeMatha
players to fill the gap.
At one point, when o Carroll
player had beaten the Stays
on the backboards for a tip-in
basket, John stood up and
shouted to Johnny Jones to
Jump higher" on the boards.
Apparently Johnny took the
advice, for he regained control
LOT the backboards and DeMatha
forged ahead and won going
away.
4issas
Austin, an intelligent young
man who ranks near the top Of
his class, has played in nine
Iof the Stags' games this year
and has an average Of 24.9 per
contest. His top mark was 50
in the opening game Of the
season against Chamberlain.
Perhaps Johns best game
was against the Maryland
Freshman. He scored 26 points.
including two quick baskets in
the final minute to put
DeMatha safely ahead.
Playing In the shadow Of
George Leftwich and John
Thompson last year at Carroll.
Austin averaged II points per
game. He never hit the 20 mark.
but was In double figures
constantly. x
Coach Bob Dwyer resigned
at Carroll last summer to 60
to Priory. but John didn't find
out about it until he returned
from vacation ct the end Of
August.
Austin decided to switch to
DeMatha and Wootten didn't
know for sure that John was
coming to the Hyattsville
school until he saw him in q
classroom on the first day Of
school.
For Wootten. 1t was an
answer to Q dream. He needed
the good backcourt man to
direct the attack for the big
men in the front court. Austin
had the potential Of becoming
the best in the area at that
phase Of the game.
Already John is being hailed
las one Of the top players In
the area. Wootten is hesitant
in his praise Of Austin and the
rest Of the team. fearing over
confidence. "'
But Morgan Is bursting with
pride about the club and It won't
be long before it rubs off on
the players. It already has on
the schools students, who
|chanted We're No. /" after
the victory over Carroll.
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GLOVES

Continued From Page Ala
first bout on the program-a
contest between lightweigl1ts
Walter Bowie Of the Northeast
A. C. and Jerome Worthy Of
the Police Boys Club.
Police Club Factor
The Northeast A.C. will have
little chance this year for the
team title. but the Police Boys
Club, under Coach John Sneed,
will be defending 1t.
The Police Club will be under
strong pressure this year to
hold on to its honors what with
the Hillcrest Boys Club,
Twelfth street YMCA and Ed
wards A.C. entering strong dele
cations. The CYO Boys Club
Of Washington while not
heavily represented will be sat-
isfied to win several individual
titles.
The strength of the CYO,
under Coach Paddy Kane, lies
in its senior outfit this year
headed by Wolfe, heavyweight
Johnny Coates and middle
weight Fleming Young.
Seats for the opening round
of the Gloves are now on sale
at Capitol Arena and ir the
lobby Of The Star, Second street
and Virginia avenue Sc. Prices
for the preliminary trials are
81 general admission and 81
ringside. The prices include
tax. Seats for the semifinals
and finals Of the Gloves will be
81. 50 and 50.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
Landon's S Lead
In Rating Poll
n -
Cut by Stags

Landon School lost ground
to second-place DeMatha but
held on to the No. / position
in the weekly scholastic has
ketball rating list voted by The
Stars staff Of six high school
writers.
The Bears, unbeaten in sew
en- games, held q 5S-55 point
advantage over the Stays. Last
week Landon polled the same
SO points but DeMatha, winner
Of IL straight. had only 80
votes.
The No. 3 through No. q
teams remained the same after
. week Of activity cut short by
the snowstorm. Spingarn, In
third place. was hard-pressed
to down Mckinley Tech, 81-76.
Fourth-place Wakefield was
idle, and Montgomery Blair
remained in fifth place even
though the Blazers had to
come from behind to beat
Bethesda Chevy Chase. 63-62,
Saturday night at B-CC.
Walter johnson and Richard
Montgomery. right on Blair's
heels in the Maryland, BIZ
County League, hold sixth
and seventh places, respec-
lively. Mount Vernon, depend
ing mainly on. Marty Lentz,
Virginia's leading Group la
scorer with q Bill average, re-
manned in eighth.
Roosevelt. now the clear -cut
leader in the Interhigh
Leagues West Division,
vaulted into the top 10, taking
ninth place as Mclean fell
from the select list.
Surrattsville, the Glass 3
Maryland school that has q
29-game winning streak, held
10th place for the third
Istraisht week. .au
The top 10 with total points
(first-place votes and records
in parentheses): -'fs
!. Landon a. (7-O ----- So
2. DeMatha (2) (l2-O - IS
3. Spingarn (7-0) ------ 40
4. Wakefield 800 -----4l
5. Mont. Blair (9-0) 80 81
6. Walter johnson (8.D 81
Z. Rich. Mont. t8-D ----- 10
8. Mt. Vernon CID -----17
Q. Roosevelt (6-2) ------- Is
10. Surrattsville (7-O - z
Other teams receiving votes
were Phelps, 6: st. Johns. 5;
Mclean, 2.
Evening star., 1961-01-24
RACING
RESUL S.
HioIeuh
py The Asseeiat.d Pres

FIRST RACD-Purse, $500; claim.
ing; 4-year.clds and up; 1h miles.
9inness Qlest (The'g) e.eo $50 3.Se
Fire Cali (Mine30sa) 10.20 0.6o
Desd Indian (Durr) 4.60
Trans Page, Bay 9cene, Dis Relief
Penga, Robust Fleet, Gray Flyer, Cos.
| ME Touch, Prince VieW, YardaEm sun
Time. -1:b6h. q
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GOLDEN GLOVES
ON WMAL-V

WMAL-Tv. Channel z.
win film highlights Of the
Golden Gloves tournament
starting Friday night at
Capitol Arena and viii
show the action on Moe
Siegel's IL pm. sports
show.
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Joe KELLYs SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
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Post Time, 1880. Pm.
Selections Made for Fast ira

+ H. Best BET-ALpls LAMP-AiNrH RACE
FIRST eE-pws. $7.5oo elaimss t$1.soo; 4ysss-ss cad
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Other teams receiving votes
were Phelps, 8: st. Johns. 5;
Mclean, 2.
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Sontu Anitu
~ the Associated Press

SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 4-ysar-oids and up: w
Evening star., 1961-03-26

6:45 q HUNTLEY-B -BRINKLEY.
News and Commentary.
q DOUGLAS EDWARDS.
Reports on the news.
ZOO @ LOCK UP.
Mystery. Macdonald Carey stars as Law
yer Maris.
q SHERIFF OF c0CHISE.
Western. John BromfieId stars.
q BACKSTAGE. SPORTS. NEWS.
Strong. Sieeel. Malkie.
q CANN0NBALL.
Action. Mike and Jerry are held hostage
by a gang of bank robbers. Paul Birch
and William Campbell.
7:15 q NEWS. WEATHER.
McCaffrey. Allen.
7:26 Cd TV EDITORIAL.
Jack Jurey reporting.
7:3o q LARAMIE.
Western Hour "Drfters Gold" Slim
John SMITH joins an outlaw gang in an
effort to prevent bank robbery. Rod
Cameron appears. tRepeat)
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Bee Defeats.
Sherwood 10
Stay Unbedten

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School remained unbeaten yes
terday by defeating Sherwood,
27-6, in Montgomery County
League football game at Sher-
wood. The Barons are now
6-0-2 overall and 3-0-2 in the
lleague.
Fumbles set up the first two
Baron touchdowns. Quarter
back Ed McDuffie had a hand
iA both. passing II yards to
Gary Lawrence for the first
score and sneaking over from
the / for the second.
Right End Ron Cameron re-
covered q tumble on the Sher-
wood 80 to set up the first
score and George Ames fell on
q loose ball for Bethesda ON the
Sherwood IL before the second
touchdown.
Fullback Pat Flynn scored
the third Baron touchdown on
a 33-yard burst off tackle in
the third period.
Doug Browning. B-CC's lead
ing scorer this season. picked
up the final touchdown. cap
ping a 60-yard drive with a g.
yard run around end.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
NorthWood
Beaten, $50,
By Wheaton

Second-half drives of IS and
90 yards, the second helped by
penalties totaling So yards, en-
abled Wheaton High School to
whip Northwood, 1870, yester-
day in a Montgomery County
League football game at Whea-
ton.
Wheaton gained an early
lead on a safety and then ce-
mented the victory with the
two touchdowns. End Roland
Harper scored the first on a s.
yard pass from Quarterback
Yves Schmidt. Harper set up
the score by catching a 25-yard
pass from Halfback Bill Shipe
Wheaton took over on its
10 in the final period and took
advantage of the numerous
penalties for the touchdown.
Ship ran the final S yards.
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broke through to smother
Mark Gross attempted extra
point attempt.
Marzetti almost pulled the
game out for Carroll on the
last play Of the game. He
threw q 69-yard pass to End
Bernard Gallagher on the st.
Johns IL, but Gallagher was
unable to shake three st.
Johns tacklers.
The st. Johns victory ended
Carroll's string Of II games
without defeat and gave the
Cadets undisputed first place
in the league. st. Johns is 30
in league play and SOL over
all.
Earlier, Halfback John Fos-
ter Of Carroll had scooped up
q loose ball on his own 80
in the third period and raced
for an apparent touchdown.
But the Lions were caught
clipping and the play was
called back to the Cadet 40.
Quarterback Scotty Glacken
of st. Johns was the victim
Of the clip. and 1t put him out
Of commission for the rest of
the game.
st. Johns rooters in the
crowd Of 1000 Immediately be-
gan calling for their team to
retaliate by getting Marzetti.
On the next play. three st.
Johns linemen tackled Marzetti
and the brawl was on.
Several Carroll players ap-
parently thought that Marzetti
was getting a going-over and
they jumped in to help him.
Seconds later, the st. Johns
bench poured onto the field to
join the fray.
Coach Moss Collins Of Carroll
was able to restrain his team,
which was about 80 yards away.
But the action happened right
in front Of the st. Johns bench
and the reserves were on the
field before Coach Joe Gal
lagher could restrain them.
st. Johns had the best Of The
statistics. piling up 225 yards
to Carroll's Ill. and Is first
downs to the Lions four.
CalabreSe was the leading
runner for the Cadets with lI3
yards in 16 carries.
Neither team was able to
mount a serious threat in the
first half. Carroll got to the st.
Johns IS and the Cadets to the
Lions IS. but each failed on
fourth-down plays.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Episcopal Romps
AS sChopmon Gets
8 Touchdowns

Halfback Max Chapman
capped a pair Of 61-yard drives
with short runs around right
end for touchdowns to start
Episcopal High School to its
sixth straight football victory.
26-7, over Randolph Macon
Academy yesterday in Alexan-
dria.
The 195-pound senior later
scored a third touchdown on
an 8-yard burst up the middle
and kicked two conversions to
raise his season point total to
118. Chapman also gained 100
yards rushing.
R-MA's lone score came in
the last quarter when Bob OFT
ran 40 yards with a handoff
stolen in the Episcopal back
field.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Late Scores
ByGonzogo
Break Tie

Gonzaga High School scored
twice in the last minute and 4S
seconds to defeat a surprisingly
strong Good Counsel team, 26-
13 yesterday at Good Counsel.
Halfback Mike Holloran
scored both of the closing
touchdownS after Good Counsel
tied 1t. 1918, on a fourth down
plunge from the one by Bob
Fletcher.
The Eagles took the following
kickoff and marched SO yards
in II plays. Holloran scored
from the four on a slant off
tackle with a minute and 4S
seconds left.
After the kickoff, Good Coun-
sci failed on four passes from
its II. Gonzaga took over with
so seconds remaining and on
the first play Holloran broke
over tackle for II yards and the
final score.
Tim Re ardon also scored
twice as the Eagles won their
fourth game after an opening
loss to Episcopal and a TT tie
with O'Connell.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
BOYS FOOTBALL

CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION
1OO-Peund Division
st. Mary's (Landover), 42j ST. John the
st. CSmiiIus, 10, VT. Ambrose, o.
ST. Anthony's, 8; ST. MarEaret's. g.
s.; GATHERINGS, 3s, 81; Teresa ios o.
Queen Of Peace, I6; Holy Cross. o.
I3O-POund Division
Holy Comforter, 37i Blessed sacrament
Mt. Calvary. 40; St. AIMS, o,
81. Francis De Sales, eOi Holy Re-
ST. Je johns n. G.j. ii, Assumption. 1e.
Nativity, I4i Little Flower, o.
st. Anthony's. 4Oj 81. yudes, @.
81. Bernadettes, 40; St Peters tOlney)'O.
Our Lady Of Sorrows, III st. Michaels'
ST. Jeromes, Iii st. Bernsrds. o.
81. Ambrose, o; 50. Camillus. 8.
BOYS CLUB OF GREATER
WASHIGTON
15-Pound Division
Falls Church Gold, 32' Mclean
Mclean Gssin' white, 4; :, Falls Church Blue. o
S5-Pound Division
Falls Church Gold, 8: Stonybrook,. o.
Falls Church Blue, IL; Springfield.
Mclean Ms;i .; rs, JerIeff. o.
1OO-Pound Division
Falls Church Gold, get Adeiphi, 8
''lleff' Ssi i1slfoSns sfesi1i Division 81
Falls Church, 25; Culmore, o.
135-Pound Division
Police. 25; Springfield. o.
Jelleff. 81; Mclean. o.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Hampton Deals Bisons
Fifth Loss in Row, 37-0

Howard University dropped
its fifth game in a row yester-
day, 37-0, to Hampton Institute
of Virginia, before 1000 Home
coming fans at Howard Sta
dium.
The loss gave the Bisons their
longest losing streak in 81 years.
The Bisons are now is for
the year.
Howard was its own worst
enemy yesterday. A bad pass
from center rolled out Of the
end zone to give the visitors
a 20 lead in the first two min
utes. Four other touchdowns
were set up by fumbles or in
Perceptions.
Hampton's first touchdown
came. two minutes after the
safety when Fullback Bill Car
yer raced over from the IA.
The Virginians increased their
lead to 1910 just before half
time when Halfback Willie Hol-
land sliced over from the / to
cap a 43-yard drive which be-
gan when Howard's Bob Reed
fumbled.
The third period was score
less. but Hampton raised the
margin to $50 on the second
play of the final period on Hol-
lands 4-yard run. This drive
was set in motion when Quar-
terback AL Avery fumbled.
Both of the visitors final
scores resulted from inter-
ceptionS Of Avery passes. John
Boykin picked off one midway
in the period and returned it
29 yards to the Howard IL.
Two plays later, Boykin
smashed over from the 2.
The final points came when
Halfback Larry Manning in
tercepted an Avery pass on the
Howard "a and raced into the
end zone.
With regular Quarterback
Stan Allen sidelined by injuries.
the BiSons were hard put to
mount an offense. They mad a
net 10-yard loss rushing and
their 1856 yards in the air re-
suited from short passes.
Howard was able to pene-
trate Hampton territory Only
twice. Early in the second
period the Bisons drove to the
visitors IL before begging
down, and just before halftime
Evening star., 1961-10-29
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

Bulls School, 32i LengfelIow, 8.
Charlotte Hall, Is; LaPlata, 12.
DeMatha, 12; Fairmont Heights, o.
Episcopal 26I Randolph Macon, Z.
Flint Hill, 20; Congressional, 9.
Fork Union, II; Columbian Prep.
GlenelG. 22; Boys Latin, IS.
GonsaEa. 26, Good Counsel, Is.
GrOvetOn, go, Osborn, l3.
Handley, SO; Heerndon, 7.
Howard County, 2Oi seyerna Park, Is
Mount Vernon, Ia: Mclean, I.
Parker.Gray, 13, Luther Jackson, Z.
81. Johns 81 Carroll, o.
Wakefield. 22; James Madison, ].
Wheaton, 16I NorthWOod, 0.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
BY STEVE HERSHEY
star staff Writer

Dan Nase burst through
from his end position to block
a Mclean punt and fall on the
ball in the end zone for the
margin of victory as Mt. Ver-
non defeated Mclean, 1871
yesterday.
Mt. Vernon's sevent h
straight win strengthened its
grip on first place In the
Northern Virginia Group la
League and gave the Majors
the second best record in their
history. Their best mark was
81 in 1850.
.Nase also scored the other
Mt. Vernon touchdown. grab
bing a 35-yard pass from
Quarterback John Valiante
and racing 30 yards to give
the Majors a TO lead in the
second quarter.
Defensive End Tollie BesSon
set up the score by recovering
a Mclean tumble on Mt. Ver-
mons 35.
Mclean Bounces Back
The Highlanders bounced
back with Steve Luxford max
ing a 43-yard kickoff return
to the Majors 81.
In five plays Mclean moved
to a first down on the Mt. Ver-
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Wakefield Downs
Madison, 22-7,
With Lute Burst

Wakefield High School broke
open q close game with a three
touchdown burst in the final
quarter and defeated James
Madison. 22-7. in a Northern
Virginia Group r-A game yes
Lerday at Madison.
The Warriors punched 65-
wards In is plays for their first
touchdown after nursing a 20
cad. gained on q first quarter
safety. for three periods.
Kent Mayo then recovered a
Madison tumble on the War
hawks % to set up the second
Wakefield score. Halfback Bill
Darnall got the third on a So
yard run with an interception.
Madison drove SO yards for
its touchdown. with two Bob
Rupp to Bruce Cooper passes
eating up II Of them. Rupp
scored on a short burst.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
ToyIor's Passing
Sparks Groveton

Quarterback Bill Taylor
passed for two touchdowns and
ran across for two extra points,
and Halfback Chet Hepburn
caught one Of the scoring
passes and ran for another
touchdown to pace Groveton
High School yesterday at
Groveton.
Fred Walker recovered a
tumble and intercepted a pass
to set in motion drives Of As
and SO yards to Groveton's first
and last touchdowns. Jim Sny-
der, who caught Taylor'ssfirst
touchdown pass, started the
Tigers to their second score
with an interception return to
the Osbourn 49.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
DeMuthu Blanks
Foirmont Heights

Quarterback Brendan Nc
Carthy passed for one touch
down and plunged for the other
and the Melcher twins had an
other great day as DeMatha
High School evened its record
at 3-3 with a 1910 victory at
Fairmont Heights yesterday.
Fullback Mickey Melcher
gained more than $50 yards for
the second straight game and
Tackle Dick Melcher led the
Stays defense. Fairmont moved
to the DeMatha IA in the
second quarter but didn't make
another first down in the rest
Of the game.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Flint Hill in Romp
Over Congressional

Flint Hill School handed
Congressional School its fourth
straight loss. 1855, yesterday at
Congressional.
Jerry Walker scored twice
and Billy Short scored one and
passed to Walker for another
as Flint Hill won its third game
in five starts.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
St. Johns Scores
In Final Seconds,
Edges Lions, so
BY CARL SELL
star staff writer

ST. Johns High School punched touchdown with
less than so seconds remaining defeat Carroll So wild
Catholic League yesterday at Griffith Stadium which
punctuated by thrdperiod brawl invlvng both teams
The Cadets drove 78 yards for the winning after
Carroll threat had died the St. Johns 22 Fulback Jay
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Kurts Race Today

The Competition Cart Club
has scheduled another full aft
ernoon of go-kart races today
at Marlboro Motor Raceway.
with three trophies to be
awarded in each class. Pits
open at 10 am. and entries
close at 1890.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

CaIabfeSe and HaItback Hlch-
ard Malcolm headed the drive
with runs Of % and "a yards,
respectively.
Calabrese dived over from
the six-inch line for the win
ming touchdown. Quarterback
Larry Marzetti Of Carroll then
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Herndon Beaten
ByHundIey, 32-7

Handley High School of
Winchester romped over Hern-
don, 32-7, In a Northwestern
Conference. Virginia Group
1-B Football League game yes
terday at Herndon. Handley
leads the league with q Sill
record.
Woodie Harper got the VIM
chester team rolling with a As
yard punt return for a touch
down in the opening quarter.
Richard Wolfe ran 50 yards
and James Anderson 81 for 9TH
er long touchdown plays for
Handley.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Gu Wins in Soccer

Catholic University remained
atop the Southern Division Of
the Mason-Dixon Conference
soccer standings by defeating
American, 5-l, yesterday at Gu.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Long Touchdowns
By Scluvounos
Help Bulls Win

Bulls School clinched at least
= tie for the Central Interscho-
'astic Conference football
championship by whippin G
Longfellow, 1875, yesterday at
Bulls.
Bulls, now 80 In the league.
san wrap up the title with a
victory over Quantico Post No
vember 10.
Dean Sclavounos and Dave
Flatley each scored twice for
the winners, Sclavounos on q
65-yard run and a 70-yard pass
from Doug LaVay.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Luther Jackson Loses
In Homecoming

Parker-Gray put q blight on
Luther Jackson High Schools
Homecoming day yesterday by
handing jackson its seventh
straight football defeat, 1877.
PARKER-GRAY % 67 O-l3
LUTHER JACKSON % o o = z
Parker -oray-Harry Is. pass from
Pitts trun failedl.
Parker-Qray-LAwhorn 81, run Harris.
pass from Pitts).
Woods, pass from Marshall).