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COUNTRY PROP. FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Old slave cabin with
good roof, no modern improve
ments, on Southern Maryland plan
y5dna s5lT 4T or mr. rronp arom AZ - refreS II S 9 400
acres woods, stocked lake. $50 per
month. Write Box, 411-V Star.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ROUTE 1, WASHINGTON BLVD
II acres. heavy industrial, sewer
and water next year. reas. gooo
ING. Laurel. Nd. PA. 5-4321.
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FARMS
HOWARD co.

3-bedrm. rambler Just off q. 8. %
nr. Johns Hopkins Lab. Firepl.
carport, finished club rm,, sep
din. area, lge. wooded lot. Pleasant
surroundings. Owner leaving
SIS,000.
HOME SITES. Nice selection Of acre
lots on Pindell School I'd. Other
Evening star., 1962-10-07

l4b ACRES-S ,JDD
BERKLEY SPRINGS, w. VA. AREA
Good Groom house, approx. Ia
miles hardtop road frontage,
stream and fish pond. Approx. As
acres heavily wooded. Terms. MR..
SHELTON. 10. $4,000. 80.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

SERVICE STATION
10th ST. NV.
Outstanding opportunity for en-;
terprising individual to have small
investment, reap large return.
This is the only service sta
ton on 18th st.
Now showing good gross
profit figures.
viii offer financial assist
ance to the right party.
Available NOW. Call Mr..
Ward, LA. $4,000, Ext. 10.
SHOE REPAIR DRY CL., Alex, Va.
Low rent, sacr., $4,000, only 81
900 dn. GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-6500.
SMALL BUSINESS, days. S120
wk. guar. Stand in Arcade, $1,000,
n dn. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500.
College Park, Md.-on-off
liquor. drive-in parking lot, good
business. $4,000 dn. D1. 7-6500.
7-day liquor license. Do
ing good business. Owner in i'll
health. Will sacrifice for quick
sale. Sportsmans Club. Rt. 8,
Charlotte Hall, Md. TU. 1858.
VARIETY STORE with 14-stool
counter. Suit. for drug store.
(Retiring.) NO, 1926.
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FARMS
WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA
90 ACRES, crop and Wood. z.
room Mod. Home, Phone, Central
Heat, some good fence, nice pond.
Close town SS.4OO.
81 ACRES, Clear and Wood, two
streams best Of Hunting about
is &C. Very fertil. Price $3.50.
Cali Widmyer Real Estate $50
j. r.. MARTIN. 32S
Berkeley Springs. W. Va.
Free listing
II5-ACRE FARM, about 35 open,
bal. woods, S-room country home;
bath electricity. telephone, small
stream. fences, on road. Ideal Tor
retirement, Priced $4,000. Terms
$4,000 or less down. 500. month
iy c. w. DUNCAN. Broker, Louisa,
Va. Phone 230 weekdays. 40
Sundays.
9s ACRES, shade trees around old
K room house, electricity, wall,
mostly woods. some open. Only
S4.a5O. Terms $3.50. down, $40.
monthly. C. w. DUNCAN, Broker
Louisa, Va. Phone 23O weekdays
l45 Sundays.
Ii6-ACRE FARM, ideal for cattle
and hay, S-room home. bath, heat;
cellar. fronts 2 state roads.
nice ponds, beautiful view q q
mountains; Priced ,,s,5 81; 800 ro,fsr Sasn
or terms. c. w. DUNCAN, HI9kss
81 ACRES, partly open, partly
woods, very old Groom mouse
electricity. well. :, electric pump,
sonss s6ned tpss: psss '@s snort s'ifa distance Of
road Ideal place for weekends,
etc C. W. DUNCAN, Broker,
Louisa, Va, Phone 230 weekdays
145 Sundays.
265 A. st. Mary's Colonial house
All cony, 4 bedrms., firepls., tim
Der. S47,500. AP. 7-0631.
eIO-ACRE STOCK FARM' some
timber, paved I'd. $50 ;OOO:
170-Acre farm, long front ron Pave, paVe,o
I'd, go0sdi 3D. Oldss. GnD Very fine invest
16SlHcrs @sps; sSsiigyUii dairy farm. SO stns. barn
s5-Acre stock, horse farm on On
paved rd., 7-rrn. house. S35; 600
4 level acres. stream, nice 6-rm
baths, paved I'd. S14.750.,
/ acre, modern 6-rm. trick house
fine view, paved I'd. Excellent
neighborhood. $4,000.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY. 23l
JOHN ]. PRICE. Realtor. Mt. air!
~ ACRES. Large 6-rm. house
water in kitchen, nice lawn
spring, stream. woods. 30 mile!
west Of Richmond. Goochland Co;
Va, $3.50 with Sl50 dn., S3s
mo, Phone Alexandria TIE. 6-4131
COOKE AGENCY. Louisa. va.
30 ACRES-3-room house, S4-ft
barn, b-acre tobacco allotment
stream thru property. Price, $14..
$50, terms. Call Mr.. Turner Of
Mr.. Shelton at ST. 2-3493 G.
WE. 4-S4S4. SOUTHERN MARY
LAND REALTY.
I45 ACRES-SI9, ,75O
BERKLEY SPRINGS, w. VA. AREl
Good Groom house, approx. / Y
miles hardtop road frontage
A
Evening star., 1962-10-07

90 ACRES-3-room house, S4-ft
barn, 5;acre tobacco allotment
stream thru property. Price. Sl4,.
$50. terms. CAL Mr. Turner o.
WE. 4-S4S4. SOUTHERN MARY
LAND REALTY.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

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Evening star., 1962-09-30

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept.
20 (AP).-Sophomore Quarter
back Jimmy Sidle riddled a
porous Tennessee pass defense
today and sent bullish Halfback
Larry Laster In for two vital
touchdowns to lead Auburn to
q pulsating 22-21 upset.
Sidle, a 190-pound Birming-
ham native, directed Auburn on
three touchdown drives and an
other that ended in a field goal
as the Tigers opened their
Southeastern Conference sea-
son with a tremendous come
back triumph.
Tennessee, opportunists as
always, turned two breaks into
a 14-0 lead in the first quarter,
but Sidle and his sophomore
cronies, Bucky Waid and David
Rawson. spanked a furious Au-
burn rally that was almost a
carbon copy Of last years 24-21
Auburn victory at Knoxville.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Michigan Is Shocked
BY Nebraska, 25-13

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept %
(AP.-Underdog Nebraska un-
veiled some quick backs and
ailing Bill CThunder) Thorn
tons power today and upset
butterfingered, sluggish Mich
igan, 25-13.
The Cornhuskers, with Dem
mis- Stuewe and Dennis Cla-
ridge providing menacing speed
to supplement Thornton's pow
er, seized command in the Sec
ond quarter.
Michigan's slow-moving Of
fense was hampered when its
receivers dropped six we'll
thrown passes.
Thornton, not expected to
play because of a recently dis
located shoulder, scored two
touchdowns as a crowd Of TO-
287 watched Nebraska's first
victory over Michigan in four
tries.
He cracked over from the
one early in the third period
sending Nebraska into a 1876
Evening star., 1962-09-30
STATISTICS

perennial Eastern powerhouse
beaten last week by Oklahoma
7-3.
Syracuse's two points came
on a safety in the final period
when Halfback Ken Waldrop oi
Army took John Snider's punt
on the goal line and wa;
dumped in the end zone by
Gene Stancin, Syracuse center
The game, witnessed by q
crowd of 29.500 including 2,50C
bowling cadets. ended with
Army on the Syracuse 10-yard
line and driving hard.
The hitterly-foug battle al
most produced a small riot in
the closing minutes of the Sec
ond period.
Carl Stichweh. Army half
back, banged into Bill Schoon-
over, Syracuse halfback, after
the latter had been knocked
Evening star., 1962-09-30
$4,000 See Buckeyes
OverwheIm Tar Heels

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 2s
(AP).-Ohio States highly
ranked Buckeyes interspersed
a sprinkling Of passes with a
devastating ground attack to-
day to overwhelIn under
manned North Carolina, Alt
A crowd of $4,000, largest in
Ohio State history and its
oath straight Oversee, ,00C
throng. watched the Buckeye
juggernauet pile up 3l4 yards
on the ground and ITO in the
air in its six-touchdown splurge
air in its six-touchdown
splurge.
The Ohio defense, expected
to be lealy due to seven sopho-
mores in the starting corps,
allowed the Tar Heels to reach
Ohio territory only twice in IL
tries, each coming on a re-
covered tumble in the second
period.
1t was a typical early-season
game. Ohio intercepted four
passes. Three Of the Buck
eye passes were captured by the
visitors. The Buckeyes fum-
bled away the ball twice and
the Tar Heels once.
North Carolina, held to SO
yards rushing. used the flare
pass as its most potent weap-
on. but Ohio State stuck most
ly to its fullback plunges and
quarterback rollouts.
Quarterback John Mummey
was Ohio States big ball car
rier with ITO yards in IS tries,
one for an eight-yard touch
down. He also made his only
Evening star., 1962-09-30
STATISTICS

trell loose for IA yards and 9
third-period touchdown. HALF
back Bill Reynolds kicked the
first Of three extra points
Futrell set up the score with a
brilliant catch of a 39-yard
pass from Quarterback Walt
Rappold on the South Caro-
lima 81.
Duke, bouncing back from its
l4-7 loss to Southern Califor-
mia, rammed n yards for a
fourth-period TOUCHDOWN, with
Halfback Mark Leggett going
over from the 8.
The Blue Devils scored again
on a 61-yard drive, with Full
back Mike Curtis scoring from
the 4.
South Carolina scored in the
closing minutes when Quarter
back Dan Reeves went over
from the one after a tumble
recovery by Jim Moss on
Dukes IA. Reeves passed to
End Ken Lester for the extra
points.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
George MurshulI
Blanks Woodson
ToStuy Unbeuten

Unbeaten George Marshall
High School scored its third
victory last night at Fairfax
High Schools stadium, turning
back previously undefeated'
Woodson, 1870, in q Northern
Virginia Group la contest. =
Fullback Chris Lingamfelter
scored two touchdowns, one On
the first play from scrimmage
on a 67-yard dash. The States,
men drove so and 40 yards for
the other two scores.
Woodson threatened twice In
the first half. moving to the
Marshall S, but lost the ball on
a tumble and on downs.
A crowd Of 1000 sat in on
the first meeting between the
two new Fairfax County
schools.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Tulsa Ripped
By Arkansas

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Sept.
90 (AP). - Quarterback Billy
Moore ran 30 yards for a
touchdown in what was pretty
much a one-man passing show
today as Arkansas swamped
Tulsa, 42-14.
Moore's long scoring gallop
game in the third period after
his uncanny passing had set up
all three of the Razorbacks'
first half touchdowns.
The victory left the Razor
backs, three-time champions or
co-champio1s of the Southwest
Conference, with a 30 record
going into the start Of league
action against Texas Christian
next week.
Moore completed IL Of IA
passes for 112 yards and piled
up 1875 yards more rushing. in
cluding his 90-yard scoring
scamper which set a record for
a Razorback touchdown run
from scrimmage. The old rec
ord was IS yards agains t
Southern Methodist by Aubrey
Flower in 1946.
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Aerial Helps Clemson
Get by WoIfpock, 70

RALEIGH. N. c.. Sept. 2s
(AP).-Jim Parker passed 81
yards to End Oscar Thorsland
to set UP a fourth-period
touchdown today and give
Clemson a TO victory over
North Carolina State in an At
lantic Coast Conference foot
ball game.
The Tigers, hard as rocks in
side their 20-yard line, then
withstood a Wolfpack come
back attempt which died on
downs on the Clemson eight.
Both teams smacked up and
down the field through much
Of the game but interceptions,
fumbles. penalties and goal
lire defenses Kept the ball out
of the end zone except the one
time.
With six minutes left, Glenn
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Passes Trip
GuIIuudet

Quarterback Gary Ulrich
passed for three touchdownS
as Delaware Valley College de-
feated Gallaudet College 21-8,
at Galladdet.
Late in the first quarter he
connected with End Jerome
Gall for a 44-yard passing play
for a touchdown. Then again
in the fourth period Ulrich
tossed a short pass to Gall, who
romped so yards for Delaware's
final score.
Ulrich's other touchdown
pass came in the third quarter
when he passed IL yards to
Earl Howett, who ran so yards
for a touchdown. Harold Night
wine kicked the extra point
after each touchdown.
Delaware was leading. 21-0
before Gallaudet scored. The
Blue Bisons capped a 49-yarc
march with an eight-yard scor-
ing run through the line by
Fullback Joe Schmitz. Half.
back Albert Couthen raceC
around right end for two point,
after the touchdown.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Stonford's Passes
Nip Sportons, 1913

STANFORD, Calf, Sept. 2s
(AP).-Stanford Quarterback
Steve Thurlow riddled Michi-
gan States defenses with
passes today. leading the sur
prising Indians to a 1913 foot
ball upset over the Spartans.
Thrlow completed only six
of Is passes. While his per-
centage wasn't very impressive.
the 126 yards gained proved
decisive.
Throws by the 6-foot-3 Junior
signal caller played a major
role in all three Stanford scor-
ing drives as Michigan State
lost to a West Coast club the
first time since 1949.
It marked the first victory
for the Indians over the Spar
tans in four games and the
first time a Duffy Daugherty
coached team had lost to an
outfit from the Pacific Coast,
Thurlow and the other stars
on offense shared honors with
a defensive alignment that
stopped Michigan State drives
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Congressional Holds
OFF LonefeIIow, 90

Congressional High School
held off numerous Longfellow
threats and then almost pulled
the game out in the final Sec
onds yesterday as the two teams
battled to a scoreless deadlock
at Longfellow.
The game ended with Con-
sressional on Longfellow's five
yard line.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Penn Stote Wins, 20-6,
After Scare by FoIcons

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa,
Sept. 29 (AP):-Penn States
fourth ranked Nittany Lions
came alive in the second half
today to down a fired-up Air
Force Academy, 20-6, for their
second straight football victory
over a service academy.
The Lions beat Navy All
last week.
The Nittany Lions, billed as
the top college power in the
East, led by a point at half
time, but Quarterback Pete
Liske fired two touchdown
passes to Halfback Roger Koch
man in the final 80 minutes to
break up the game.
The second scoring pass COW
cred Is yards and the first was
for 8.
Kochman sparked the Lions
comeback, grinding out 80
yards on the ground and grab
bing four passes for another 81.
The Air Force had played on
almost even terms behind the
fancy running and passing of
Quarterback Terry Isaacson in
the first half.
Isaacson scored the Air
Forces touchdown in the Sec
ond quarter on an 8-yard boot
leg around right end.
Harrison Rosdahl's recovery
of an Isaacson tumble on the
Falcons 20 set up the Nittany
Lions first touchdown. Koch
man carried to the IL and two
plays later Halfback Junior
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Area Players
Wait Chance
In Net Play !.

The accent viii be on the
area pros when the United
States National Professional
tennis champions open here
Tuesday at the 18th and Ken
nedy street courts for a six-day
run.
While top-seeded Tut Bart
zen of Fort Worth, Tex, won't
see action until Thursday,
three area Professionalism
Watson, Buddy Goeltz and Al
lie Ritzenberg - are on the
opening days card.
Goeltz, who has been at CO.
lumbia Country Club for IS
years, draws william Kenney
of the Philadelphia Cricket
Club in the first match at 3
pm.
Watson, pro at Chevy Chase
Club, plays Ramu Raju Of In
dia and New Rochelle, N. Y.
Ritzenberg, former Maryland
star and coach at st. Adams,
opens against william Parks
of Montclair, N. j. These
matches are booked for 4:30
pm. .er
Completing the opening g-day
lineup is a match between Mis-
cha Stahovich Of Pittsburgh
and Del Sylvia, former top
ranked Middle-Atlantic player
from Richmond and now pro
at Asheville, N. c. ,-
In addition to Bartzen, the
second and third-seeded play,
ers. Sammy Giammalva and
Australian Jack Arkinstall, viii
make their debuts Thursday.
Fourt h-ranked Armando
Vierra, one-time BraZilia n
champion, starts Wednesday.
The tournament. once q fix
ture on the National calendar,
is being reactivitated after an
11-year lapse. Former winners
included Don Bulge. Bill TIL
den, Jack Riggs, Ellsworth
Vines, Jack Kramer and Pam
cho Segura, who defeated PAN
cho Gonzales in the last tourn-
ament at Forest Hills, N. Y.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Army Tops Syracuse, %,
Two Thefts Set Up Scores

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 CAP)
-Army's Chinese Bandits stole
the ball twice today and the
Cadets converted the breaks
into a field goal and touchdown
in a 68-second span for a 90
football victory over Syracuse
at the Polo Grounds.
Both scores came in the
fading minutes of the second
quarter with Art (Cammy)
Lewis, son Of the late West
Virginia football coach, setting
UP the first and passing for
the second as the high spots
in a brilliant iron man perform
ance at quarterback.
- Dick Heydt booted the field
goal from the 20-yard line. A
minute and 8 seconds later,
Lewis dropped back from deep
formation and rifled a 32-yard
scoring pass to End Bobby
Bedell. Heydt's attempt for the
extra point hit the goal post
and bounced back.
Second Army Victory
The victory was the second
for the new look" Army team
under Paul Dietzel, who turned
out championship teams at
Louisiana State. 1t was the
second setback for Syracuse,
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Gustin Ties
Casper for
Lead at 135

LAS VEGAS. Sept. 90 CAP).
Jon Gustin of Gladwyne, Pa,
shot a 9-under-par SO and Billy
Casper Of Apple Valley, Calf,
shot a 81 for total scores of
l35 to lead the field at the 36-
hole point of the $4,000 Sa-
hara Invitational golf tourna-
ment today.
Gustin played the par 70 mu-
nicipal course in SO to set q
tentative course record. The
30-year-old pro, who has never
won a major tournament, had
one eagle on a 25-yard chip
shot and seven brides.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Mountoineers Score
Over GobbLers, 40

RICHMOND. Sept. 90 (AP) !.
West Virginia powered its
way to a pair Of first-half
touchdowns, then spent the
rest Of the afternoon fighting
off aroused Virginia Tech for
a 14-0 Southern Conference
football victory here today.
The ease with which the
Mountaineers scored before in
termission belied their lack Of
speed, and that became appar-
ent in the second half as the
lighter Gobblers fought them
to a standstill before $4,000
fans in the 14th annual Tobac-
co Festival game.
1t took West Virginia IL plays
to go 88 yards for the opening
score in the first quarter, and
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Blue Devils
Awake, Rip
Gumecocks

DURHAM, N. c., Sept. 90
(AP).-Duke's Blue Devils,
stymied for two periods, un-
corked a vicious second-half
punch to defeat South Caro-
lima, 21-S. today in an Atlantic
Coast Conference football
game.
A crowd Of 24.500 saw Duke
step from a defensive first half
and shake Halfback Bill Fu-
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Johnson Scores
EurlyL Lote to
Top Sherwood

Walter johnson High Schoo
scored in the first and fourth
periods to defeat Sherwood
1870, in a Montgomery County
League game at Sherwood yes.
terday.
Fullback Steve Sonnel
blocked a Sherwood punt
caught 1t in the air on the {
and raced for the first John.
son touchdown. Quarterback
Jack Blomquist ran 35 yards
in the final 10 seconds for the
second SpartanS' tally.
Sherwood moved to the
johnson 20 twice in the final
period, but lost the ball on
downs on the 7 and fumbled II
away on the Is.
Johnson is now 81, Sher-
wood 1-3.
yaERW6oB EhhTE66 JOHNSON @ : 9 9 81
Walter Johnson-sonner 5, blocked
kick Carrie kickl.
Walter Johnson-Blomuuist 36, run
tkick failed.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Mounts Win EosiIy

EMMITSBURG, Md, Sept.
29 (AP).-Mount st. Mary's
Juniors and Sophomores took
the first five places today on
their home cross country
course and turned in a con-
vincing win over Roanoke Col
lege, 1857.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
JIMMY SIDLE SIZZLES
Auburn Edges Vols
On Air Attack, 22-21

A 27-yard field goal by
Woody Woodall in the second
quarter turned out to be the
vital points. but the show be-
longed to Sidle and his pin
point passing. He threw six
yards to End Howard Simp-
son for one score and sent the
fierce LaSter in for the other
two and the victory.
An aroused Auburn line, led
by Guards Jimmy Jones and
Bill Van Dyke, whipped the
heralded Tennessee line after
the games first few minutes.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Georgia Tech
BIanksFIorida;
LOthridqe Hot

GAINESVILLE, Fla. Sept. 2s
(AP) Sensational Billy Loth-
ridge scored by running, pass
ing and kicking in a do-every-
thing football performance that
carried eighth-ranked Georgia
Tech to a ITO victory over
Florida today.
Lothridge turned an ever
game into o romp when he
cannily moved the Yellow Jack
cts to a field goal and touch
down in the last two minutes
Of the first half for a 10-point
lead.
He opened the scoring with
a 25-yard field goal. Less thar
two minutes later he passed 81
yards to End Billy Martin foi
a touchdown and kicked the
extra point.
Early in the third quarter
after Center Bobby Caldwell in
tercepted a Florida pass, 10th
ridge quarterbacked a 30-yard
drive and scored on a one-yard
burst around right end.
In the fourth quarter Florida
made its only threat after gel
ting a tumble at the Georgia
Tech 80 but never got past
the 30.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
NAVY


touchdown. Donnelly banged
over his own left tackle for the
touchdown and Vern Won Sy-
dow converted to put Navy
ahead, 20-16.
WSSM then started the drive
that almost gave it its fourth
victory over Navy in the long
series.
After the opening kickoff,
Navy attempted to catch the
Indians off balance and reeled
off its plays without going into
a huddle, a process that was
finally halted by the officials
who called time out to meas
ure for Navy's second first
down.
Eventually the Midshipmen
moved SO yards in IL plays
with Sal streaking the final 4
yards around right end.
After an exchange Of punt:,
they staged an exchange OF
fumbles with the Indians COM
ing out on top. Starting on the
Navy SO, W&M drove to the
IA. lost back to the 19 and
finally Bishop kicked a left
footed field goal to make the
score 7-3.
The next time W&M got the
ball, on an interception by
Penkunas on the Navy At, the
Indians drove to the Navy 13
But Dick Kern, a substitute
halfback, was hit by Fred Mar
lin. lost the ball and Bot
Schaefer, who was just sent
into the game at tackle
pounced on it to kill the drive
Navy moved from there rs
yards to its second touchdown
that ended with the Klemick
to Donnelly pass, making the
score 1873 at the half.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
STATISTICS

the 18th was the big one-a So
yard run on keeper play by
Quarterback Jerry Yost.
Then the Mountaineers S
bulled their way 10 yards in
Is plays for the second touch
down, which came on a 23-
yard pass from Yost to End
Milt Clegg with three seconds
left in the half.
Glenn Bennett kicked both
extra points, and the crowd
expected more Of the same
West Virginia power in the
second half. Instead. it was
the Gobblers who dominated
the last 80 minutes.
Late In the third period Tech
drove 81 yards to the Noun
taineer S, but West Virginia
threw Tommy Walker for a
two-yard loss on fourth down
After a poor 19-yard kick
by the Mountaineer's Dieter
Garrett, Tech closed in once
more-to the West Virginia IL
ON two passes from Pete
Cartright to Walker. Again the
Mountaineer defense held a:
End Gene Keeter knocked
down a third-down pass anc
threw Cartright for a two-yarc
loss.
Yost, who gained 66 yards In
five carries and completed siz
of Is passes for n yards, was
voted the games outstanding
back. Tech End, Kyle Albright
a defensive star, was chosen
the outstanding lineman.
It was the second straight
victory for the MountaineerS
and first in the conference
Tech is now l-2 in conference
play.