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Evening star., 1962-09-22

SeemuIIer Sensational
In CIV Rout of Osbourn

Mention Don Seemuller in
Alexandria today and they'll
tell you he's the hottest half
back to come down the pike
in many a day.
Don put on Q dazzling Of
fensive display before . crowd
Of 1000 last night as he led
George Washington High
Schools football team to q $50
rout Of Osbourn in q Northern
Virginia Group la game at
CIV Stadium.
The lS5-pouIid senior carried
the ball only six times. but he
scored four touchdowns and
netted 23S yards rushing for
q school record. His touch
downs came on runs Of 93, "a
and 46 yards and q 7-yard
pass from Quarterback John
Kemper. ..4
/ Coach Steve OSisek'S Alex
andrians picked UP 423 yards
rushing to set q new school
ground : gaining mark. They
had 40i yards against Fairfax
last year and Fullbaek Billy
Simpson set the old individual
rushing mark Of 1893 yards that
night.
In winning its second straight
game. CIV substituted freely
Evening star., 1962-09-22
KeeneIund Sales
TotoI $2,6l4,70O

LEXINGTON. KY, Sept. "a
(AP).-The Keeneland fall sale
Of thoroughbred yeariings came
to q close yesterday with gross
receipts soaring to q record
$2,614, TOO. SH. 81
This compares with the rec
ord set in 1861 when 75l head
sold for 81 ,s46, 200, an average
Of 81, sal. This years sales saw
7s7 head sell for an average
Of $S.2Sl.
A chestnut colt by Kentucky
Colonel-Kind Gesture brought
the top price Of $1,000 ct yes
terday's final session. He was
sold to Elm Park Farm, Clare
more. Okla, from the consifri-
ment Of @. M. Burberry.
Seventy yeariings sold yes
terday for sl2o.Soo. an average
Of $1,727.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
LATE DUNBAR I'd
UPSETS RIDERS

A 65-yard touchdown drive
in the closing minutes gave
Dunbar High School q 14-12
upset victory over Roosevelt
yesterday in a West Division
game at Roosevelt. '...t a..
Halfback Robert Wooten and
Fullback Sam Unger were the
big guns in the winning drive,
grinding out so yards between
them. Two passes from Quar-
terback Lowell Dempsey to
End Arthur Washington also
figured in the march, which
ended in q 4-yard scoring
burst by Halfback John Bell.
The actual difference was
provided by aDempSey's two
runs for extra points, the first
coming after q 25syard touch
down dash by Wooten and CIV
ing Dunbar q TO lead In the
first period.
Roosevelt stormed back to
Evening star., 1962-09-22
BALLOU NIPPED
BY CHAMBERLAIN

Chamberlain High School
held off a late Ballou rally to
escape with o 1918 victory
in an East Division game yes
terday at Ballou.
The Volts held a 1875 lead
after three quarters. However,
Ballou scored twice in the final
period but failed to get the
extra point on each occasion.
Alvin Coins scored twice for
the losers, on q 45-yard pass
Evening star., 1962-09-22
JAMES MONROE
ROLLS UP SCORE

James Monroe High School
scored on its first two plays
from scrimmage last night and
went on to rout Spotsylvaiia,
56-6, at Fredericksburg.
Stewart Van Valzah led the
scoring parade with touch
down runs Of 81. 10 and 50
yards. 5
sRHEs sRoTsYIyAEIo IEyoNERox = g 71S 9 16ss
jane: 9E;.. HoRlESs-vAn ;:'lsSs valIsA 81 run
James MOnroe-Brent 50. run Gkick
james MOnrOs-Poates 70. run Ckick
James Monroe-wafle 10, pass from
Thompson (SchwartE kiek).
James Monroe-Van Valzah 10. run
james Monros-ysn valzah SO, run
James Monroe-Simpson 1. plunge
(Thompson pass from sehwartSl,
james Menroe-Siock l. sneak (kick
James Monree-conwsy 4s, pass from
Stock (kjck fsilsd).
Observation-Disclosures l. sneak (kick
blocked).
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Surprising Marshall Bags
Second Straight T riumph

Marshall High School, one
of three new additions to the
Northern Virginia Group la
this season. is surprising enc
and all with its football
achievements to date. a--
Coach Roger Coles team
made it two straight victories
last night at Stuart'S stadium,
handing George Mason OF
Group l-B its first loss, 14-0.
George Mason moved only
as close as Marshall's 12-yard
line, but penalties stymied its
bid for o touchdown.
Halfback Chris Lingamfelter
played q standout game for the
Statesmen. scoring on, q "a
yard run, in the fourth period
and turning in q terrific per-
Torrance on defense.
aaEsBsssAlt aE6BssAEl MASON 9 8 al
Marshail-Line eembeittr IL, run Red-
VINE k1ekl. -
Evening star., 1962-09-22
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAauR

BATTING (based On 875 or more at
bats)-Runnels. Besten, 327; Hin.
ton, washington, $40; Robinson,
Chicago. 800: Lumpe. kansas City,
;;S06; Robinson, Baltimore. and
lin tIi%snss, Kansas City. ;So4: ,,o.
Siebern, Kansas City 107; Allison,
Minnesota, 90; Yastrzemskf. Boston,
81; Richardson, New York. 96.
RUNS BATTED IN-KillebFeW, Minne-
, sofa, ia: siebern, Kansas City.
Ill; Colayito, Detroit. 109: Wagner,
Los Angeles, 1O2; Robinson, Chi
cago, 100.
New York, col;
Lumps, Kansas City, 100; Robinson,
Baltimore, and Yastrxemskt, Boston,
1S4; Runnels, Boston. 1sl.
HOME RUNS-KiIlebrew, Minnesota,
-; Cash. Detroit. 50; celavito,
Detroit, SO: Wagner, Los Angeles.
S5; GENTLE, Baltimore. and Maris,
STOLEN BAsEs-Aparicie, Chisaso,
%; Hinten, Washjnston, 20; Wood,
Detroit, "a: Charles and Howser,
PITCHING biased on IS or more de-
eisionsl - Burning. Detreit. 1873,
500 $50: MssS!S.: z. xns:lsS. !ySi sHd
STRIKE0UTS - Pascual. Minnesota,
1875; PunninE, Detroit, 17S; Terry,
New York, 1o7; Kaat. Minnesota,
>1e6; PisarrS. chieas0, 16o.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
MYRTLFS RUNS
SPARK CARROLL

John Carroll High School,
scoring touchdowns in each Of
the last three quarters, over
came q TO deficit to defeat
Spingarn, 1877. yesterday at
Carroll.
Halfback Charles Myrtle,
who gained l22 yards, scored
on runs Of 10 and 81 yards to
give Carroll all the points it
needed. Earl Mayo raced 80
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Montgomery Jc>
Posts First Win. ,

Montgomery Junior College
Is celebrating its first football
victory Of the season after dis
posing Of MillersVille State
Normal Schools Junior varsity,
1877. yesterday at Montgomery.
Millersvil1e was held to IS
yards on the ground by q stiff
Montgomery defense. 7ot
NMIp5E44E5ssSSyMIlLRRE NMpE44E5ssSMlRRE re- 9 9 Z ~
AentEomerS-Frys 1. run Tick
fAiled).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS. run Ckiek
Miliersville- Smith IA. pass from Fer
ranti (Smith kick. 81
Mentgomery---Moquin 30, Dass from
Middleton (Frye run),
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KELLUM'S PASS
WINS FOR ATOMS.

Quarterback win Kellum hit
End Bill Hatch with q 12.yard
scoring pass on fourth down
midway Of the final quarter to
give Annandale High School a
60 victory over Falls Church
last night at Falls Church. !.
The Atoms drove IS yards in
IL plays after recovering q Falls
Church tumble. Fullback Steve
Evening star., 1962-09-22
NATIONAL ALLEAGuE


RAFTING (besed on, S75 or more at
hatsl-RoPinson, Cincinnati, 343;
I: Davis. Los Angeles, $40; Musial,
81. Louis. 1923: White, st. Leuis, and
H. Aaron, Milwaukee, .321.
RUNs-Robinson Cincinnati, 13I;
wis, Los Angeles. 122; Il. Aaron.
Milwaukee, and Maya, San Francisco,
l2I: T. Davis, Los Angeles. 113.
RUNS BATTED mt. Davis. Los An
geles, 143: Robinson, Cincinnati,
1873; Mays. San Francisco, 1872; H.
Aaron. Milwaukee. 116; Howard. Los
Angeles. 110.
HIST. Davis, Los Angeles. 211;
Angeles, te2: Great, Pittsburgh, le1
white. st. Louis, 1877.
HOME RURs-Mays, San Francisco,
As: H. Aaron, Milwaukee. 40; Rob-
inson, Cincinnati, 3S: Banks, Chi
eago. 80; Thomas. New York. and
Cepeda. San Francisco. 81.
STOLEN BASEs-wills, Los Angeles.
q5; w. Davis, Los Angeles. 81: JaVier,
Taylor. PAilsdelphia' 20.
PITCHING based On Is. or more de-
etsionSl-Rurkey,. Cincinnati 22-b,
.S1S; prysdale, Los AnSeles, 25-1,
ISL; Sanford. san Francisco, 22-7,
.I6S; Keufax Los Aneelss, and
Pierce Ssr tfAneisee. 1A-o. ZOO;
21s: Koufax. Los Angeles. z10s Glib
son, 81. Louis, 207; Farrell. Housten,
100; oDsIl. San Francisco. 1s2.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
WHEATON SCORES
OVER FREDERICK

Wheaton High Schools foot
ball team turned q recovered
tumble into a touchdown in
the first period and then held
on to defeat o stubborn Fred
erick team, 7-6. last night at
Frederick. II was the third
straight victory for the Knight,
and the first loss Of the season
for Frederick. ~"
Al Moore gave wheaton it,
first opportunity to score when
he recovered q tumble on the
Frederick 81. Six plays later
Billy Myers scored from the
six. Wayne Fraley kicked the
extra point for what proved
to be the winning margin.
Frederick drove 81 yards for
its touchdown with David Boyd
scoring on q quarterback sneak
from the two. Boyd tried to
run for the extra point, but
was stopped In his tracks.
SREbESlex MafaTGls --------5 g 9 .;
wheaton-MeyerS 9. run (Farley kiek)
FTederiek-Boyd 2, run (run failed)
Evening star., 1962-09-22
LEE VICTORIOUS
ON NINTERcEPTIoN

Lee High School scored on q
third period interception, then
held off q Groveton threat that
ended on the 1-yard line to
win its second straight Northern
Virginia Group LA game. TO,
last night at Grovetori.
Earl Flinchum intercepted
Quarterback Winky whalen's
pass on the Lee 20 and returned
1t 90 yards for the lone score
Of the game.
The loss was Groveton's sec
ond straight after q season
opening victory over yorktown.
Lee dropped its first game to
Mount Vernon, but has bounced
back with triumphs over Os-
bourn and Groveton.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
HANDLEY RALLIES
FOR FIRST WIN

Handley High School of
Winchester had to overcome q
TO firSt-period deficit to defeat
Warren County, 1877, at Front
Royal last night in q North
western District Group 1-B
league game. .-'
The victory was Handley's
first in two starts. It tied
Harrisonburg, 1913. last week.
a1SRis MaASREN COUNTY g g &iss
WarysH. Wimsr 80, pass from vaught
Hsndley-Fishsr 8. ran with tumble
Handley-Hinkle 8. run (kick faIledl.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Potent London Team Justifies Cooch's Optimism

naughey from tackle to end.
McConnauehey scored tw o
touehdowns on short passes
from Joe Bailey and Bill Trip
lett. A.
The Bears last touchdown
came after q bit Of razzle-
dazzle with three backfield men
handling the ball before Trip
lett passed to McConnaughey.
Wilson recovered three of
Landon's four fumbIes. but
failed to capitalize on any Of
the breaks. The Tigers touch
Evening star., 1962-09-22


tory in two starts. Luray has
yet to win in two tries.
Ken Ashby, a 5-foot-11, IT'S
pound senior halfback, led the
James Wood bail carriers with
153 yards in ~ carries, includ-
ing an S-yard touchdown dash
In the final period.
LURAY $4,000 8 o O.
JAMES WOOD 8 6-26
James Wood--LaFollette 1, run
CKelchner rum.
James wood-Unssr /. run (Ashby
81, run Ckick failedl
James Wood-Allison 8, run (kick
James wood-Ashby s, run Ckick
1allGQy,
Evening star., 1962-09-22
QUANTIcOVICTOR
OVER FLINT HILL

Quarterback Larry Walt
passed for two second-period
touchdowns to pace Quantico
High School 10 a 1910 victory
over Flint Hin last night at
Quantico.
Walt passed for 17s yards
and completed 10 of 10 in lead
ing Quantico to its first victory.
Quantico was inside the Flint
Hill 10 twice in the first period,
but fumbles ended both drives.
0uANrICo ------ 0 IL o O-l2
FLlNT HnG - o o o o.
ousnticO-Gawthrop Q, pass from wait
tkick failed). =
ouantico-HarrisOn 3. pass from wait
kick failed.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

It's . rare case when q high
school football coach is OPP
timistic about his team, and
even rarer when that coach Is
Ed Barton of 1sandon School.
But apparently LAndon Is
even better than Barton pre-
dicted. The Bears yesterday
rolled to 4 25-7 victory over
Wilson in their opener at Ian
don. ,n
One of the big reasons for
Landon,s show Of power was
the switch Of John McCon-
Evening star., 1962-09-22

lose the BAH on asfdmble and
went on to drop its second
straight game, 13-6 to Carver
Of Rapidan.
John Martin scored. both
Carver touchdowns, running SO
yards for one and plunging a
yard for the other.
Parker-Gray drove SIS yards
for Its lone score, which came
on Q 10-yard pass from Quar-
terback Louis Harris to End
Calvin Harris.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
PYLES STANDOUT
FOR FRIENDS

Sidwell Friends school
stayed on the ground all the
way yesterday to successfully
open its 1852 schedule with q
27-o victory over st. Anthony's
on the losers field.
Tom PyleS scored twice for
the winners on runs Of 8 and
6 yards and played . standout
defensive game from his line
backer post. Fullback Alex Mac
Lean scored the other two
touchdowns and was the games
leading ground gamer with 103
yards net in eight carries.
The TONES never seriously
threatened to cross the Quaker
goal line.
81, sI11iEf.sslEsDs 1AHE5flsssK'ss e 80 -
Frisnas-PyleS ., run (Mas, pass from
Friends-MAeL.ean 1, run (zwtben,
recovered fumble).
Friends-Pyles 8, run (MaeLeaA rum. >.
FTienas-MaeLsan 2S, run (paSS
Evening star., 1962-09-22
MCKINLEY ROMPS
OVER ANAcOSTIA

Fullback Tom Fulton led Nc
Kinley High School to . 25-9
victory over AnacoStia in an
East Division contest yesterday
ct Mckinley.
Fulton scored in the first
period on q s-yard run to
climax a 74-yard drive and
added another touchdown in
the third period from the one.
ending a 40-yard march. Half
back Alfonzo Gerald ran 70
yards for the final score.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
By STEVE HERSHEY
star etsff WrftaF

A senior warming the bench
in his first season with the
varsity doesn't get many
chances at the headlines, but
Bill Dodson Of Hammond High
School made the most Of his
Up from the Junior varsity
and playing behind Quarter
back Bob Pfeiffer, Dodson
never had tried q field goal In
. game. But In the third quar-
ter Of . se6felesS battle *
Mount Vernon last night when
Coach Tip Downing said, Bill,
you might have to win this
thing with . field goal" Dod-
son got ready.
His moment came with II
seconds to play and the eams
still scoreless. It was fourth
and three for the Admirals on
Mount vernons 10. Dodson
ran onto the field, clutchins
his kicking tee. Seconds later
he booted the ball through the
uprights from the 20-yard line
and far over the crowd stand.
ing at the end Of the field.
There never was any doubt 1t
was good. ~.
Ends 11-Game Streak 81.
Hammond's SO victory broke
Mount VernonB 11.eame win
ming streak and marked the
second straight shutout for th@
Admirals. who won their
opener. $50. over Yorktown.
Dodson's field goal was set
up when Mount Vernon Quar-.
terback Butch Robey pitched
out wildly to Haifback Jim
Jenkins. The bail bounded
loose and Corson Hilton, Ham
mond wingback, fell on It on
the Majors %.
With 1854 to play, the Ad-
mirals used six plays, including
. clutch 12-yard run by Pfeiffer
after trying to pass on third
and IL, TO set UP the kick.
Cash Gets SS Yards
Mount Vernon was inside
Hammonds 80 four times, but
the AdmirAls' pass defense
halted each drive. Fullback
Corky Cash, the Majors lead
ing ground gamer, was called
on only twice in. the first half,
gaining Is yards. He ended up
with So yards in nine carries.
The Admirals stirred the
crowd Of almost 5000 by taking
the opening kickoff and driving
81 yards to. the Mount Vernon
8 before their attack died. II
was the closest they got in the
first half: In the second half
they reached the IA and a. be-
fore stalling.
HAMMOND 30 0 o So
MOUNT VERNON - o o % Ok
Aammond-fisla Eoal. bodsea. 30.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
LONG ROAD TO BIG HOUSE
Upset by PheI ps JoIts Eastern
By CARL SELL
star etaff Writer

ITS going to be 4 long road
to the big house"
That candid observation by
q detected member Of Eastern
High Schools football team
yesterday referred to the Ram
blers' chances of playing in the
City Championship game on
Thanksgiving at D. c. Stadium.
called the "bis house at East
Phelps yesterday ended
Eastern's string Of % straight
victories m the Interhigh
Leagues East Division with an
1870 Shocker at Eastern's field,
located q stones throw from
D. c. Stadium. 81. t=
The Ramblers last year de-
feated st. Johns. 34-14. before
50.00e for the City champion
ship and we're looking forward
to q repeat performance.
East Division FavOrits
However, the fired-up Phelps
team stamped itself as the
favorite In the East Division
with the surprisingly easy vic
tory Halfback Lawrence Collier
scored two touchdowns on
passes from Quarterback
Walter Cohens to lead the
PantherS. -. 4tr...
Eastern, which had won IL
straight games overall before
yesterday, never threatened.
In fact. the Ramblers couldn't
get going OF all and were VIC
tins Of q multitude Of fumhles
and penalties.
Coach Dick Mentzer's team
usually plays two outside
games, recently against Penn
syIvania teams, before plung-
ing into the Interhieh schedule.
But yesterdays game was the
Ramblers' opener and it
showed. It was Phelps first
victory after two losses.
FNlllback Willie Davis gave
an indication Of what Phelps |
had up its sleeve in the first
quarter with . 6S-yard run to
the Eastern II. Three plays
later he rammed over from the
5.
Phelps kept Eastern on the
defensive the rest Of the game.
The Panthers, line spent most
of the afternoon In the East
ern backfield, causing most of
the mixups. ...
Fumbles Help Phelps |
Fumbles set up Philips two
touchs1wns in the second half.
End El~, ,sard Scott recovered
one on. the Eastern IA in the
third quarter. The Ramblers
held, but then fumbled the
ball right back to Phelps.
Collier slipped behind the |
Eastern defender on fourth |
down and hauled in a 28-yard |
scoring pass from Cohens.
Cohens connected with Col |
lier on q 3s-yard scoring strike |
in the final period after an
other Eastern tumble had given |
Phelph the ball on the Ram
blerR 4l-yard line. - e-.-
1t was the first time Eastern |
had failed to score in q game |
since st. Johns defeated the |
Ramblers, $50, in the 1888 |
City title game. It was Phelps !
Evening star., 1962-09-22
HOWELL SHINES
RLLTTLE HOYAS

Halfback Pat Howell got
away for touchdown runs Of q
and ~ yards yesterday as
Georgetown Prep whipped
Peary, $40, at Georgetown
Prep. It was the Little Hoyas'
second straight victory. +
Peary. losing its second Of
three games, got to George
town Prep'S 3-yard line In the
fourth quarter for its deepest
penetration, but lost the ball
on downs.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

from Lewis Banks and on q
S0-yard run. Fullback Ronald
Rea went IS yards for one Of
Chamberlain'S scores. Ed
Meyers run for an extra point
made the difference.
caANBERI4AfN % 9 13 0-le
BALLOu .-zz=-=0 9 o 12-1e
chamberlain-Msysrs 1, run (Fun
fatled).
Baliou-deins GS. pass from Banks
chSmSsrlsiS2hea 81. run tfun fsiled).
Chan ssriain-Wiidir is. run Myers
Baiiou-oolps so, run (run failedl,
Ballou--Deehen 81, pass from BankE
tpass faiied).
Evening star., 1962-09-22
LURAY WALLOPED
BY JAMES WOOD

James Wood High School
scored in every period last
night in beating 7Luray, 1856,
at Winchester for its first vic
Evening star., 1962-09-22
You Be the
Quarterback
(ouestIon on Page A-l2)

Question on Page Alb
No. 2. Trap the tackles. Often
you can get a drive going by
changing your trap pattern.
Traps are run against interior
linemen, no ends. To make
the pass 60, your running at
tack should be strong.
tDfstributsd by The REGISTER and
Tribune syndicate).
Evening star., 1962-09-22
BELL: REBOUNDS
AGAINST CLERKS

Bell High School bounced
back from last weeks non-
league 35-l2 setback at Fort
Hill Of Cumberland yesterday
to score an 1910 victory over
Cardozo in a west Division
game at Cardozo..
Cardobo's deepest penetra-
ton was to the Bell II in the
third quarter.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

after piling up . 1870 first
period advantage. Halfbaek
Fred Patrick scored on q 16-
yard run and Wally Barnett
added the final touchdown on
. 20-yard dash.
Osbourn threatened but once
againsS the tough CIV defense.
moving to the CIV 6 in the Sec
ond period.
Seemuller. . sprinter on the
CIV track team. also holds the
school record for the longest
touchdown run, having re-
turned a punt 100 yards against
Jeb Stuart In 1850. t.7
Evening star., 1962-09-22
AIbemurLe Winner

Albermarle High defeated
Culpeper High, 27-6, in football
yesterday at Culpeper. George
Gay ran SO yards for Albe-
marle's final touchdown, in the
third period.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
WESTERN USES =
BREAKS. TO WIN

Western High School turned
two breaks. . blocked punt and
an intercepted pass, into q 1870
Evening star., 1962-09-22
GOODMAN. PAGES
Wakefield WIN

Wakefield High School scored
three times in the first half
twice on s0-yard drives-and
played tough defensive ball the
rest Of the way to defeat Jeb
Stuart. 1876. last night at
Wakefield. So 7t ~ ~. -
, FuIlback BobG Goodman scored
the first two Warrior, touch
downs. both on 3-yArd runs.
and Halfback Bill Smith went
over from the s for the third
score.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Mgh School football

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Lsnden, 25i Wiisen, !.
css.,Sll, css.Sll, 1Is; Sglns.ra.
GeorgetewR Prep, 32' PeAfy, o.
sgitl.,nd: isi EairmSnt Hsishta Q.
sekisi:s, 1sb, inasoss.ais. sa
Bell, lSs Cardeze, o. =. ..-.
Western, 13; CeoIidEes Q.
Psissss. PPsssss Il! IL B. s:e;;Sii SSsSsaI: =:
Ann.ndaIs. o; illis Church, Q.
W0OdSOn, 1Di Edison, l2,
Hammond, 81 MS1ht Vernon, o.
Msr;sksn, iS; : Ii;tsss; Il; S.crss Z; Msssa. ..
carver, iS; PsfE:s.C;ras. g.
Handley, Is. Warren County, =.
James NO0d, 26j Luray, g. .-.
James Menroe' 80; SDOtsyivania, 9.
Wheaton. y; Frederick. 8.
High Psint, 21l BlaaensbuFg, -.
Quantities. IL; Flint Hill, 0. -.....
GAMES TODAY
S.. SteDhen,A ". ;0'Cenneli - WI, o
Fairfax AZ Madison, 2.
yorktown at Mclean,
WI at henry (Roanokel, 3.
S%.sssca % q: pesslsss e Fsirfs1' =
Blair al walter Johnsen, 3.
Richard Msnteemery ct oaithersburg, 3
Wkl.znan W. woodward 81 B-CC, 2.
sec at Nerthweod. 2.
SnFingbreek at Great Mills, 2.
Coed Counsel at Sherwood, 2.
DeMatAa % NeFtAWestefa, 9.
AnnsbOlis at Oxen Hill, 2.
Severna Park as CentTah Q. ...
Laekey at Sc. Mays, 3.
Eageseea q Glenelg, 4. 'E.'
Mosnt 81. Jeseph ss 81. Jshn's, ..
assSisa asssIis. = !. Ss:ssstEr::. Sc::.s.E:::. Z:
Evening star., 1962-09-22
GARFIELD BLANKS
ORANGE IN UPSET

Coach A. T. Howards Car
Field High School team was
rated by opposing coaches In
the Battlefield District Group
l-B as the leagues darkhorse
team In preseason previews.
The Indians pulled surprise
No. I last night by handing
host Orange High School its
first shutout in 81 games, TO.
Fred McKonley scored on a 4
yard run with two minutes to
play in the final period. g
It was only Coach Paur Size
more's fifth loss In eight years
and his first in the three-yearA
old Battlefield District corlpe-
ttti6n
Evening star., 1962-09-22
WOODS0N SCORES
SECOND VICTORY

Quarterback George Moran
passed for one touchdown and
scored another last night TO
lead Woodson High School tc
q 1912 victory over Edison in
. Northern Virginia Group IA
league game at Fairfax. It was
the second straight victory for
Woodson and its first in league
competition. I'D
Moran passed to End John
ONeill on Q 30-yard scoring
play and his 52-yard aerial 70
William Terry set up the see
ond touchdown, which was
scored by Moran from the !.
Mike Bayliss Of Edison gave
the crowd Of 5000 9 thrill In
the final quarter by returning
Woodson's kickoff 90 yards for
the final score OF the game.
TSS9Dsso MTSS9DsoN ,-----, { 9 9 Els
woodson- 'Nsiil 50. pass from MsFan
(kiek failed).
WoodSon-MsFan /. run (Eun faiied)
Eqleon--Corso 22, run Ckiek fAiledD:
Woodson-Robertson IL. run (sehait-
Edlscn-Bayliss 90. kickoff return
kick fatledl,
Evening star., 1962-09-22

Bailey lkick failed.
Landon-Tripiett IL, run (pass failedl
LAndon--Mcconnau 8, pass from
Triplett Crun failed).-