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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

Ole Miss Has Cokewo|k s
With Chattanooga, SIT

UNIVERSITY, Miss, Nov. 1C
(AP).-Fourth-ranked Missis-
sippi toyed with Chattanooga
today and rolled to a SGT VIC
tory.
The Rebels marched at will
and scored in every quarter
before 5000 fans. Mississippi
amassed 545 total yards from
Scrimmage to 1873.
Ole Miss starters played sell
dom after the opening minutes
and substitutes had a field day
against the porous Moccasin
defenses. Seven Rebel backs
scored touchdownS and Ole
Miss added two safeties and
six conversions for good meas
ure.
Chattanooga showed its only
threat in the second period as
Quarterback Ron EiSaman COM
pleted four passes to carry the
team 81 yards for it's touch
down. The final 6 yards came
on a toss to halfback Jim Brad
shaw.
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allow the previous unbeaten
Knights a first down in the
second half until the closing
minutes.
The victory gave Walter
Johnson a Alb league record,
while Wheaton slipped to sec
ond at 3-1-2. Bethesda Chevy
Chase, which beat Richard
Montgomery, 60, and North
wood, which tied Blair, 90,
have 3-2-1 records and can
still tie for the title if they
win next week. Walter john
son plays at Northwood and
B-CC entertains Blair.
Quarterback Jack Blomuuist's
passing was no threat during
the rainy afternoon, but the
180-pound field general alter
mated sending Bob Gerrie, Tom
Mccain and Berry Irwin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
St. Johns Late Score
Defeats O'ConneI|, 12-6

st. Johns drove Al yard
midway of the fourth period
last night at the WASHINGTON
Lee High School Stadium to
score its second touchdown
and edge O'Connelrs knights
in a Catholic League game
1876.
The Cadets took a 60 second
period lead when Fullback
Paul May plunged over from
the /, climaxing a 37-yard
drive. O'Connell knotted the
score in the third quarter on a
l4-yard pass frmo Quarterback
Joe Rooms to End Ed McGuin-
ness. The knights had taken
over on the Cadet "a following
a fumbled punt. A pass inter-
ference penalty gave them a
first on the st. Johns IA.
Tony Whittlesey tailed the
game winning touchdown on a
LIZARD run. after Ricky NAL
colin and Jay Calabrese had
the ball TO the O'Con-
nell "a. A 15-yard personal
foul penalty gave the Kninghts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

AnnandaIe, 10: Madison, 10,
B-CC, q: Richard Montgomery, o.
Blair, 0: NOrthwOOd, O.
Bulls Prep, 1875 Richmond FrOsh, o.
DuVal, q; Good Counsel, o.
Episcopal, 20; Rock Hill. q.
High Point at Northwestern, post
Howard. 20: Glenelg, II.
James Monroe. 80; Orange, -
Johnson, 10; Wheaton. !.
LaPlata. u; Lackey, Z.
Lee, 81 Fairfax, ..
Marshall, 81; Edison. q.
Martinsburg, 70: Handley, I3.
Peary, IL: Flint Hill, q.
st. Johns, IL; O'COnneIl, 6.
st. PauPs, 81; st. James, H..
Sherwood. q; GaithersburE, q.
Springbrook, "a; st. Anthony's, 9.
Surrattsville, 81: Great Mills, o.
WI, z; Wakefield, O
Warren County, ~: Strasburg, o.
WarrentOn, 20; Lound0n County, @.
Whitman, FL; Western, q.
Woodbury. Forest, 24j Fishburne, o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Riders, Eastern
Settle Interhigh
Title 7 omorroW

far this year. The Riders lost
to Dunbar, 1912, in their
league opener.
Coach Dick Mentzer'S Eastern
team dropped its opener to
Phelps, 1870, then came back
with five straight victories in
the league. Sandwiched in be-
tween was a 60 loss to EaSton,
Pa. e
Hardy Pearce, the District
schools athletic head, expects
a crowd of $4,000 for tomorL
rows game. Last years, played
at Cardozo, drew 5000 with
several thousand more turned
away. Nh
Tickets for both students and
adults will be available at the
gate. General admission tickets
for adults are priced at So.
Also available are $3.50 box
seats. -,.
It will be the first rnterhigh
title game played in D. C.
Stadium. Last years city
championship game drew more
than 49,000.-SELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
O'ConneII Wins
In Cross-Country

O'Connell High Schools once
beaten cross country team
closed out its season yesterday
with a 1929 victory over st,
Adams at the losers 2.2-mile
course.
st. Adams John Anterior
was the individual winner, fin
ishing in 1887. Pete Kirby and
Ed Kenny of O'Connell fin
ished second and third.
O'Connell's barriers finished
the season with a 10-1 record,
losing only to Washington-Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Blue Hens
Top Rutgers
For 9th Win

NEWARK, Del, Nov. IL
(AP)-Delaware defeated Rut-
gers, 1876, today for it's sixth
football victory in eight deci-
Sions.
Delaware'S first score game
after Tackle Paul Chesmore
recovered a tumble at his II
The Blue Hens drove 73-yard
in IA plays for the score, a Z
yard drive by Fullback Tom
Michaels.
On the second play after the
Kickoff Rutgers fumbled again
and, with seconds left in the
half, John Osborn booted a 49,
yard field goal.
Quarterback Ted Kempsk.
plunged over from the l to END
a 62-yard drive, and Halfback
Mike Brown skirted right END
from the 4 for the final Della
ware touchdown.
Sophomore Quarterback Dave
Stout passed 10 yards to Full
back Jim D'Antonio for Rut-
gers score late in the game.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
trailed, but only for seven plays
after the next kickoff.

trailed, but only for seven plays
after the next kickoff.
On third and fourth on Its
own 26, Wheaton committed the
first tumble of the day anc
Mike Barch fell on it for the
Spartans on the Is. A pass from
Blomquist to Gerrie picked UP
five yards and after a play was
stopped at the line, Irwin fol-
lowed four blockers to the A.
yard line. Mccain burst
through a wide hole up the
middle for the touchdown.
Gerrie's kick was blocked, but
Wheaton was offside, and Steve
Sonner went off right tackle
for the point.
Wheaton made two first
downs after the kickoff, but
again Barch came up with a
big play, dropping Quarterback
Ron Frew for a 10-yard loss
on third-down pass attempt
Walter Johnson threatened
again in the closing minutes OF
the half, moving SO yards to
Wheaton'S II before Glow grab
bed a Blomquist pass over the
middle to halt the drive.
The Spartans' defense led py
Barch and Cliff Romig, kept
Wheaton in its own territory
the entire second half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

Roosevelt and Eastern High
Schools meet in a rematch for
the Interhigh League football
championship at l pm. to-
morrow at D. c. Stadium. The
winner earns a berth in the
city championship gam e
Thanksgiving morning against
the Catholic League champion
Eastern swept past Roose-
welt, 27-0, in last years title
game and went on to whip st.
Johns, 34-14, in the city play
off. However, tomorrow game
is rated a toSsup.
Roosevelt and Eastern both
lost their first league games
this season, but then rebounded
to capture their division titles
last week.
The Riders whipped Western,
1870, to wrap up the West
Division title while Eastern de-
feated Ballou, 1918, to annex
its fifth straight East Division
crown.
Roosevelt, coached by Joey
kaufman, has a 4-1-2 record so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Upset
Rockets, go

Quarterback Dave Wetzel
scored from the l. foot line
after John Adams had re-
turned a Richard Montgomery
punt "a yards to give Bethesda
Chevy Chase a 60 upset vic
tory over the Rockets in a
Montgomery County League
game at Bethesda.
1t was the third straight VIC
tory against league opposition
and it boosted the Blazers
overall mark to six victories
against two defeats and one
tie.
Bethesda threatened to score
in the second period when it
moved to the Rockets 16 but
on a fourth -and-three situation
the Rockets held and took over.
Bethesda put up a stout de-
Tense that never allowed the
Rockets to get inside its 40
yard line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Sooners Score Easily
Over Iowa State, 41-0
AMES. Iowa. Nov. 10 (AP)

AMES, Iowa, Nov. 10 (AP).-
Oklahoma whipped up a touch
down each o fthe first six times
it had the football, averaging
a score every nine plays, and
overwhelmed Iowa State, 41-0,
today.
Quarterback Monte Deere di-
rected the Sooners with oldtime
Oklahoma efficiency, mixing
passes and runs for a $50 half
time lead.
Fullback Jim GriSham and
Halfback Joe Don Looney shat
tered the Iowa State line in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
By CLAY KEMP
Contributing Writer

Quarterback Lynn Moore en-
gineered a 57-yard third-quar-
ter touchdown drive, then
called on the Westinghouse
High School standby, a stout
defense, as the Generals de-
feated Wakefield. TO, to wrap
up the Northern Virginia
Group Ia football champion
ship last night at Wakefield.
The title was wills fourth in
seven years. The Generals have
won it every other year since
1856. winning in the even
years, 1856, SO, 80 and 80.
WI took the Second-half
kickoff and needed only six
plays to score, with Moore
going over from the two. The
smooth working Moore hit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Monroe Defeats
Orange, 1914, to
Win League Title

F R ICKSBURG
Va, Nov. 10 (SpeciaD james
Monroe High Schools Yellow
Jackets won the Battlefield
District Group lib football
league championship here to-
night, defeating Orange Coun-
ty, 1914.
Halfback Ken Poates scored
three of the five Monroe touch
downs, one on a 16-yard pass
from Quarterback Tommy
thompson, another on a TO-
yard punt return and the last
on an 8-yard end run.
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Herndon Takes
Final Game, 90

Herndon High School closed
out its 1862 football season
with a 60 victory over Stafford
last night at Falls Church's
stadium.
1t took the Hornets just seven
plays from the opening kickoff
to score the games lone touch
down. On the first play from
scrimmage. Phillip Rome romp-
ed So yards to the Stafford 26,
and six plays later Rusty Hat
ton ploWed into the end zone
from the three.
Herndon completed the sea-
son with a 81 record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Sherwood Cushes
tumble to Defeat
Guithersburq, so

Sherwood converted a recov-
cred tumble into a touchdown
to defeat Gaithersburg, 60
yesterday in a Montgomery
County Football League game
at Gaithersburg. The victory
was the first in league competi-
ton for Sherwood and its Sec
ond of the season.
Tackle Dave Delmer recov-
cred the Gaithersburg tumble
on the Gaithersburg Is in the
first quarter to set up the win
ming touchdown. Sherwood
moved to the l, from where
Quarterback Skip Callahan ran
over for the touchdown.
Gaithersburg threatened to
score in the final quarter when
it moved to the 10, but Sher-
wood took over on downs to
halt the threat.
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Moore Leadsway as Generals
Beat Wakefield for Title, 10

Halfback Bill Hiatt with a Al
yard pass to eat up much of
the yardage.
Wakefield'S deepest penetra-
ton was on the last play. 1t
moved to the WI as Quater-
back Dick Bawcombe COM
pleted three Of four passes for
"a yards. Bawcombe, COM
pleted eight of II for lit yards,
with Halfback Bob Riordan, his
chief target.
WI gained 161 yards rush
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
1910 Win Posted
By Bulls Prep

Bulls Prep scored two touch
downs in the final period yes
terday to defeat the Richmond
Frosh. 1910, at Bulls. 1t was
the fourth victory of the sea-
son against two defeats for the
Silver Spring eleven.
Joe Krol scored the first
Bulls touchdown on a quarter
back sneak from two yards out
and Mike Quinlan got the final
one when he blocked a Rich
mond punt and fell on the ball
in the end zone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

a first on the 9, then Calabrese
picked up 3 and Whittlesey S
to the /.
The victory was the fifth
straight for the Johnnies and
third without a loss in league
play. They are Sill for the
season and meet Gonzaga Sat-
urday night at Alexandria s
CIV High Stadium in the game
that probably will decide the
league championship.
O"Connell never seriously
threatened, and except for its
lone touchdown march showed
little offense. However, the
Knights punter, Jim Morrow
played a major role IN keep
ing the Cadets in their own
territory most of the evening.
The loss was the fifth for
O'Connell, its fourth in a row
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Wurrenton Beats
Loudoun, 2O-6, to
Win Title Again

Quarterback Don Golightly
passed and ran to account for
all of his teams scoring as
Warrenton High School de-
feated Loudoun County, 2O-6,
yesterday and won the District
Nine Group II title for the
second straight year.
Warrenton scored the first
time it got its hand on the ball
with Golightly throwing to
Halfback Milt JeffrieS for six
yards to cap 81 yard drive.
He scored on runs of three and
two yards. Warrenton closed its
season with a To record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Whitman Gets
21-6 Decision
Over Western

Whitman High School cap.
tilted on three breaks to de-
feat Western. 21-6, and boost
its season mark to 60 yester-
day at Walter johnson.
Whitman turned a bad punt
into a second-period touch
down, with Halfback Rick
Head Gaping a 25-yard drive
with a courtyard run.
Halfbacks Jerry Trunnell
and Bob Adgate scored the
other two touchdownS after a
recovered tumble and pass in
Perception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

The undefeated and united
Rebels scored three times on
drives that required only four
plays. Their longest scoring
drive needed only II plays.
In the first quarter, Quarter
back Glynn Griffing launched
a 15-yard touchdown pass to
Halfback Louis Guy after less
than four minutes of play and
reserves played most of the re-
naming time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
TONES Crushed
By Springbrook

Fullback Terry Pritchett
scored two touchdowns yester-
day to lead Sprlngbrook to a
27-6 victory over st. Anthony's
at Springbrook. The victory
gave Springbrook a record OF
Adj for the season with one
game remaining.
The Springbrook and How
ard County game previously re-
ported as being Cancelled, will
be played Friday night at
Howard County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
johnson Defeats
Wheaton, 1877, to
I axe Over Lead
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

Walter johnson High School pushed heavier Wheaton
football team all over muddy field yesterday moved into
first place in the topytrvy Montgomery County League
with 1877 triumph at Wheaton
Outweighed almost 20 pounds per man on the line the
SparanS scored the first two times they had and didn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Marshall Closes
Perfect Season

Two of the three new Fair
fax County high schools COM
pleted their first football sea-
sons last night against one an
other with almost opposite
results.
George Marshal High School
defeated Edison, PTS, at Lee
Highs Stadium to finish UNI
beaten and united in nine
games. Edison was winless in
nine starts, but did have one
tie.
Quarterback Jim Redwine
scored two Marshall touch
downs on 3 and 17-yard runs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Lee Wins, 81,
Over Fairfax

Lee High scored a CO North
ern Virginia Group la League
victory over Fairfax last night
at Fairfax.
Bill Dakin recovered a FUN
Die on the Fairfax Is to set
up the lone touchdown. Earl
Flinchum scored on a 2-yard
smash.
The victory was Lees fourth
against five losses and a tie.
Fairfax is now 3-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

MlsSiSSippl-Guy Is. run Sullivan
Mississippi = Safety. Grelier downed
Dali in Chattanooga end zone.
MissiSsippi-Johnson /. run Kirwin
kick. -.
Observation-Disclosures 80. pass from
Griffing Sullivan kick. al:
MisSiSsippi-Kinnard 1. run (Kinnard
Chattanooga-Bradshaw 6. pass from
Eisaman (Stec kick. lE7El
Mississippi-Randall IA. run Irwin
kick. ~
Mississippi-safety.P Pounds tackled in
end zone.
Observation-Disclosures 1. run Sullivan
kick.
MisSisSippi-Boyd ., run (kick failedJ.
Northumberland (estimated). AM
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DuVuI Scores, go,
Over Good Counsel

Halfback Dick Hester romped
81 yards for the games only
score as DuVal High School
scored a 60 victory over Good
Counsel yesterday on the losers
field.
DuVal got its touchdown aft
er a blocked point which was
recovered on the 12-yard line.
After a l5-yard penalty, Hester
scored on the first play.
DUVAL n n a O-e
GOOD COUNSEL - 0 0 %
DuVal-Hester ~, run (kick failedl
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Episcopal Rips
Rock Hill, 2S-6

Wayt Tim berlake scored
three touchdowns yesterday for
Episcopal High School and led
the areas top-ranked school,
boy team to a 1876 victory over
Rock Hill Academy at Epis-
copal.
Undertake scored on runs of
IS, Is and rs yards and gained
143 yards on 10 carries, play
ing only in the first half. Epis-
copal reserves played the en-
tire second half.
The victory was the seventh
of the season against one loss
for Episcopal, the last five
coming in succession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

scoring two touchdowns apiece
i nthe first half. Looney also
completed an 18-yard touch-
down pass to End Rick McCur-
dy in the second quarter and
added his third touchdown in
the third period. .l~.
The Sooners, eighth-ranked
team nationally in rushing Of
Tense with a 250-yard per game
average. had 285 on the ground.
Looney, the country's leading
punter, who didn't have to
show his punting talent until
the fourth quarter, scored on
runs of Is. 80 and one yards.
Grisham'S touchdowns came
on plungeS of 8 and 5 yards. z
The victory was Oklahomats
fourth without defeat in the
Big Eight Conference and set
up a title showdown with UNI
defeated Missouri next week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

MADISON o q ia
Annandale - Lambert l, run (kick
failed.
Madison--Glaze AZ. run (kick faiIed)
Church lParthree kick
Madison-Bines so. pass from Rupp
(GlaZe RUM.
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WARRENTON g y 7 90
Observation-Disclosures g. pass from Co.
lightly (runfailed).
Loudoun-Hope 2, Ckick failed.
Warrenton-Golightly 3, run (Jeffries
pass from Golightly).
Wsrrenton-Golightly 2, run (Golight-
ly rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

RUTGERS - 0 O O a. a
DELAWARE ------- 0 8 7 Pa
Delaware - Michaels Z, run (pass
failed.
Delaware-FG, Osborn So.
DelaWare-Kempski l. run Osborn
kick.
Delaware-Brown 4. run Osborn kick
Rutgers-D' Antonio 10, pass from
Strout pass failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

FegSsKEoHb1lLTL % 9 9 Is
-Timberlake IS, run BYRD
rum.
Episcopal-wellford 5, run (Gravatt
kick.
Episcopal--Timberlake Is, run tGra-
watt kick
Rock Hill-Van Lear "a. kickoff re-
turn (run failed.
Episcopal-Timberlake %. run (Gra-
watt kick.
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CYO FOOTBALL

13O-pound
Holy Redemmer 8 st. Michaers
81. Camillus "a --. st. Bernette'S
81. ,Jude's 90 1905 st. GATHERINGS
Nativity IA Holy Comforter
Little Flower ID - ASSUMPTION
Mount Calvary so Blessed Sac,
lO0-pound
81. Teresa's 20. st. Mary's 1H)
81. Cab. q St. Mary's Landover
Mount Calvary - Queen Of Peace
Blessed Sac. 90. st. Mary's, Rocky,
Touch
st. Michaels 10 Nativity
Little Flower 10 Holy Cross
Lourdes q Biased Sacrament
Holy. Redemmer 90 st. Gabriels
St. Andrews ST hnn's
Holy name II .--. st. TeresaS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

nfsnSs ------- Z 7 Z 12-s9
son Brandt rum.
Orange-Jordan 3, run (Jordan rum
Monroe-Brandt 10. run (Siock kick
Monroe-Poates 20. punt return (Siock
kick.
mmonroe-Poates &, run Ckick failed.
Orange-Clatterbuck 5, run (Ciatter-
buck rum
failed). ''N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Groveton Triumphs
To End Best Season

Groveton High School COM
pleted its finest season in the
seVen-year history of the school
last night with a 1877 victory
over Falls Church at Groveton.
End Rusty Shelton scored
two touchdowns as the Tigers
rolled to their sixth decision in
10 starts. The Sal record in
1888 was the best record until
this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

MARYLAND O o n q n
NAVY 10 a 81
Nayy-Shrawder 80. pass from Stra-
=, chan tpass failed)
Navy-Daugherty o, run (pass failed)
Navy-Daugherty /, run (pass faiiedj
Navy-Kovacs ~. run (pass failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

WESTERN - O o a
WHITMAN o I'll
Whitman-Heald 4, run (Barbee rum
Western-Randall 4, (run failed5
Whitman-Trunnell 2, run (Trunnell
run).
Whitman - Adgate 10. interception
(Trunnell runl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

WALTER JOHNSON O O-13
WHEATON 49, 0 0 o. I
kick.
Walter Johnson-Irwin 10. run (kick
blocked.
Walter Johnson-McCann 4. run (Son-
ner rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

oklahoma-Looney 10, run (MetcaIf
oklahoma-Grisham 8, run (MetcaR
kick ''D'+
oklahoma-Grisham 5, run (MetcaIf
oklahoma-Looney 80, run (Metcalf
oklahoma--McCurdy Is, pass from
Looney (Metcalf kick
Oklahoma-Looney l, run (kick fallen
Attendance 10000 estimated.
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MARSHALL MARSHALL ------- Z 8 Z 7-27
EDISON --------- 0 0 0 g. 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3, run (Rae
kick.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, pass from
Redwine (kick faiied)
kick.
Marshall-Redwine II. run (Rae
kick.
Edison-McLoughlin 35, pass inter
ception Crun failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

Lee-Flinchum 2, run run failed)
OF end zone. U'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

---- 0 o 0 %
standardization 3, run run fail
ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

~, run tkick failed)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17

in an automobile accident in
Wood Bridge, Va. Saturday
night.
He is the son of the late
Coley Norris of Tabor City.
His mother, Mrs. Ann Williams
Norris resides in Alexandria.
Va.
Surviving arc his wife, Mrs.
EarlinC Norris of Alexandria:
four sons, Common Floyd, Jr..
Chester Joel, Mark Ounce, and
Thomas Wesley; one daughter:
Marilyn Norris, all of the home:
two brothers: Carl l.. Norris
of Sarasota, Fla. and ]. w.
Norris of Alexandria: two sist-
erS: Mrs. Rcbecca Getty of
Fredericksburg. Va. Mrs. Sadie
Jane Rackley of Alexandria
and grandfather. Chester
Williams of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17
ONZIE MERCER

CHADBOURN - Onzic Mcr-
Ger, 80 died Monday afternoon
at his home in the Wards Sta
ton section. Funeral services
will be conducted at Beaver
Dam Free Will Baptist Church
Wednesday at 2 p. m. by the
Rev. j. A. Hulk. Burial will be
in the Mercer cemetery. He is
survived by his widow, the
former Doshie Sellers: three
sons, J. w. of Cary, Neil and
Kenneth Mercer, both of Chad
bourn; two daughters Mrs.
Margie Mcpherson of Chad
bourn and Mrs. Bonnie Benton
of Nakina; one sister, Mrs. w.
L. Mobiles OF Chadbourn. and
seven grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-17
THELNIA SIMMONS

Final rites for Mrs. Thelma
Lena Benson Simmons, 81, of
Whiteville, were held Sunday
at , p. m. from the chapel of
Peacock Funeral Home in
Whitcvillc by the Rev. Fred
McDanielS, with burial in Old
Field Cemetery near AbbottS-
burg.
Mrs. Simmons died of gum
shot wounds on Oct. 8, accord
ing TO Coroner j. IS. Long, Jr.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Horace Ray Simmons;
four children: two brothers, AL
bert Is. and Roy Benson of AM
arillo, Texas: two sisters, Mrs.
Vicki Solcs of Whitevillc, and
Mrs. Marie Andrews of New
Bern: her Stcpfathcr. Homer
Thompson. Newport News. Va:
and her maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Thomas, also of
Newport News.