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2 BREAKS HELP
YORKTOWN WIN

Yorktown High School turned
a blocked kick and a tumble
into touchdowns last night to
score a 1877 upset victory over
O'Connell at Yorktown.
The Patriots had to overcome
a TO deficit to gain the victory
after O'Connell's Skip Voegeli
blocked Eric WulfSberg's kick
and Jim Kreer fell on the ball
in the end zone in the first
period.
Tom Earle gave Yorktown its
first scoring opportunity in the
third period when he blocked
Jim Morrow's punt and recov-
cred on the O'Connell "a. Or
the succeeding play, Quarter
back Roger Blaine passed II
Bill Chaconas for the touch
down. H"
yorktown recovered ar
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GLENELG RALLIES
TO SNAP STREAK

Two fourth-quarter touch
downs, one set up by an inter-
ception and the other by a
recovered tumble, helped Glen
elg High School snap a four
game losing streak yesterday
with q 20-8 victory over Boys
Latin in Baltimore.
With Boys Latin leading, 8-6,
going into the fourth period,
Lou Jones scored on a 6-yard
run, following an interception
by Louie Shoemaker on the Is,
to put Glenelg ahead 1878.
Marty LePore added the in
surance touchdown on a 6-yard
run, following Jones recovery
of a tumble on the 80. Jones,
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Mah School Football
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Bell, 8: Roosevelt. 8.
BiadensburE, 20; Oxon Hill, 8.
CardoZo, IS; Douglass, IL:
Cedar Lee, Z: LoudOun Valley, Z.
DuVal, Al; Woodward, O.
DeAfatha, 33i Fairmont Heights, IL.
Eastern, 20; Tech, O.
Einstein, ~: Wheaton ", o.
Fairfax, IA; Hammond, IL.
Falls Crureh, 10: Lee, 10.
Gonzass. IS; Good Counsel. 8.
GrovetOn, 27; OSbourn, O.
Laurel. go; SpringbrOOk, 10.
Madison, IS; Wakefield, Z.
Marshall, rs; WOOdson, 12.
Maryland FrOsh, 10; Bulls Prep, 8.
Parker-Gray, rs; Luther Jackson, 10
Phelps, 10; Chamberlain, o.
Spingarn, 2Oi Anaeostia, 9.
Spotsylvania, Z: Madison County, 0.
Taylor. 10; Dean, o.
WI, 6: Annandale, o.
Warren County, 80: James Wood, 20
Wilson, 81; Coolidge, I2.
Western, 19i Dunbar, :.
Yorktown, 10; 0'COnnell, I.
GAMES TODAY
whitman at B-CC w, 10 am.
Clarke County at Loudoun County, 2
Central at Great Mills, 2.
Northwestern at Blair, g.
Culpeper at Garfield, 2.
HerndOn at Handley, 9.
WoOdbery at St. Christopher, 2.
James Monroe at George Mason, 2.
sherwood at B-CC, 2.
GaithersburE at walter johnson, 2.
Wheaton at NorthwoOd, 2,
Peary at Maret, 2.
High Point at Suitlsnd, 2.
Flint Hill at Bulls School. 2,
Columbian Prep at Fork Union, 2.
81. Adams at st. Anthony's, 2.
Lackey at Surrattsville. 2.
Friends at st. stephens, 2.
LandOn at st. James, 2:3O.
Episcopal at R-MA, ESQ.
Carroll vs.. St. Jshn's at North
western, 9.
CIV at Stuart, 8.
Edison vs.. Hammond " at Zee 8.
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Quuntico Tries
To Snap Streak

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Oct.
81 (SpeciaD. - The Quantico
Marines football team hopes to
return to its winning ways
against Tampa University here
tonight.
The Marines have dropped
two games in a row after win
ming their first four and will
be bolstered by the return of
Guard Ken Desmarias, who
played in the 1861 Senior Bowl
after starring at Holy Gross.
Tampa takes a 2-2-1 record
into the game, scheduled for
8 pm.
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BELLS DEFENSE
PRESERVES TIE

Bells stiff defensive line held
Roosevelt on the 1-yard line
to preserve a 6-6 stalemate with
the Riders in an Interhigh West
Division game played yesterday
at Roosevelt.
The Riders moved deep into
the VoCats' territory midway
of the fourth period. but lost
the ball on downs after a bril-
liant defensive stand by the
Bell line.
Bell scored first on a 22-yard
pass play from Quarterback
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You Be the
Quarterback
By JERRY BURNS
Head Coach, State University of Iowa

QUESTION
You are the San Jose quar-
terback and captain against
New Mexico. On the first play
after a substitution, New Mex
leo has II men on the field.
AS New Mexico gains s yards
on a pitchout, officials detect
the extra man. What ruling
DO you expect:
l. Five yard penalty and
time-Out charged?
2. Five-yard penalty.
3. No play; time -out charged?
4. Second down and 4 with
extra man required to leave
field?
ANSWER on Page Ala
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FAIRFAX WINNER.
ON EXTRA POINTS

Hammond High Schools Ad-
mirals have clinched two Of
their four victories this season
on kicks, but last night kicks
beat 'em. 10
Fairfax spoiled the Admirals'
homecoming at the George
Washington High Stadium, IA
IL, by virtue of Ike Towards
two extra point kicks. pr
Billy Dodson, Hammond's
fine field goal and extra-point
kicker, missed the conversion
try after the first Hammond
touchdown, then suffered a
broken wrist in the second
quarter and was through for
the night. II
The victory was the third In
a row for the Rebels after four
straight early-season defeats.
Halfback Bill Johnston scored
both Fairfax touchdowns on
short plunges. A 52-yard pass
from Quarterback Jon Schulz
stad to Johnston set up the
second score, putting the ball
in play on the Hammond g..
A bad pass from center, plus
a 15-yard penalty for illegafre-
ceiver down-field. gave Fairfax
the ball on Hammond's IL to
set up the Rebels first score.
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CLERKS REVERSE
LOSING TREND

Quarterback Horace Kenner
passed for two touchdownS and
scored another for Cardozo
High School as the Clerks de-
feated Douglass, 1912. to snap
a five-game losing streak at
Cardozo.
Kenner scored in the first
period on a 15-yard keep play,
then connected with Edward
Dutch and James Hatcher for
second and fourth period scores
from 80 and % yards out.
Noah Laws scored both
touchdowns for the losers, one
on a 7-yard run, the other on
a 9-yard pass.
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Maryland's freshman football
team scored in the first and
third periods. then held off
three late drives to defeat Bulls
Prep, 1875, yesterday at Bulls.
Howard Lusby and George
Stem scored rur the Baby
Terps in their second victory
in three games this season.
Lusby went over from the l
to climax a 60-yard drive. while
Stem returned a pass intercept
ton IS yards.
Quarterback Joe Krol passed
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MADISON BOWS
TO SPOTSYLVANIA

Spotsylvania m arched 95
yards for a second period
touchdown last night to defeat
Madison County, TO, in a
homecoming game at Spotsyl-
Vania.
1t was the first victory for
Spotsylvania, which entered the
game with an 0-5-2 record.
Fullback Miller Arritt spanked
the winners drive to the seven.
Bobby Terrell then raced over
for the touchdown.
MADISON COUNTY 0 0 0 O. 0
sPoTsYLvANiA o I o o Z
spotsylvania = Terrell z. run (Pates
kick),
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GOSSAGE SPARKS
EINSTEIN VICTORY

Quarterback John Gossage
scored three times yesterday to
lead Einstein High School to a
44-0 victory over the Wheaton
}Jayvees at Richard Montgom.
cry.
1t was the seventh straight
victory for Einstein, one of two
new schools in Montgomery
County.
Gossage scored two Of his
touchdowns from the l and the
third from the Is. He COM
pleted four of seven passes for
81 yards. Wheaton never got
inside the Einstein 80.
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JENKINS, CASH
LEAD MAJORS

Mount Vernon High School
celebrated it's homecoming last
night with a 1910 victory over
Mclean in a Northern Vir-
GINA Group la game at
Mount Vernon.
A 56-yard run by Jim Jen-
kinS in the second period gave
the Majors all the points they
needed and they added an In
surance score on a 2-yard
smash by Corky Cash in the
final quarter.
The victory was the sixth in
eight games for Mount Vernon,
which was beating the High
landers for the fifth straight
year. Mclean has a So rec
ord. sf
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DUAL TRIUMPHS
OVER WOODWARD

DuVal High School scored its
second straight shutout and
third in four games yesterday,
defeating Woodward. 41-0, at
.DuVal.
Paul Sickles scored two
touchdowns on pass intercept
tions, running 80 and go yards
with the stolen aerials in the
second period.
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COEHINS LEADS
PHELPS VICTORY

Quarterback Walt Coehins
led Phelps High School to a
1870 victory over Chamberlain
yesterday in an East Division
game at Mckinley.
Coehins completed four of
seven passes, one of which was
good for 35 yards and a touch
down. He picked up 78 yards
with his four competitions.
Phelps covered n yards in
scoring it's first touchdown, with
Fullback Wayne Davis climax
ing the drive with a 55-yard
run. Coehins passed to End
Donald Gillian for the second
score and Tackle Harold Eske-
ridge picked up a Chamberlain
tumble on the Volts 40 and
raced over for the final touch
down.
Chamberlain's lone threat
came in the second period when
it moved to the Phelps IS.
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By JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

The switch of Jeff ONeal
from quarterback to halfback
has moved Western High
School within one game of the
Interhigh League West Divi-
sion championship.
O'Neal led the Raiders to a
1877 victory over Dunbar yes
terday at Western.
The triumph was the fourth
in five league games for the
Raiders and put them in posi-
ton to take their first division
title since 1852. A victory or a
tie against Roosevelt mkt Fri
day would give them the
championship.
O'Neal, starting quarterback
last year and for the first
three games Of this season,
was moved to left halfback
after the Raiders were
trounced by Bell, $40. West
ern has won all three games
played since.
Still Calls Signals
Despite the change, the TO-
pound senior still calls the sig
mails, and yesterday the best
number he called was his own.
He scored one touchdown and
gained much of the yardage
on Westerns first scoring
drive.
The Raiders took the OPEN
ing kickoff and marched IS
yards for a touchdown, with
ONeal carrying for the neces-
sary yardage twice on fourth
down-and-one situations. Full
back Jim Montague plunged
over left guard from the 2 for
the score.
Dunbar moved ahead early
IN the second period when
Horace Stewart recovered a
tumble on the Western IL.
Quarterback Lowell Dempsey
scored from the 2 on a quarter
back sneak.
Raiders Outrun Clock
The Raiders outran the clock
to march So yards for what
proved to be the winning touch
down in the second period.
O'Neal lined up as a TANKER
and took a 4-yard touchdown
pass from Quarterback Roland
Woody with less than a minute
remaining in the half.
Western clinched the game
midway in the fourth period on
a 23-yard run by Montague
with an intercepted pass.
DUNBAR --------- 0 Z o O. Al
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Terp Frosh Stove Off
Late Threats by Bulls

5 yards to End Brian Tierney
for Bulls lone score.
Linebacker Bucky Doherty
played a standouG defensive
game for the losers, as did
Tackle Dick Absher. Doherty
recovered two fumbles and in
tercepted a pass.
The loss evened Bulls record
at %
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GONZAGA SCORES
IN EVERY PERIOD

Gonzaga scored in every pc
roid yesterday to defeat Good
Counsel, 1916, at John Car
roll for its sixth victory against
one defeat.
The loss was the fifth of the
year for Good Counsel, which
has won only one game.
Halfback Dave ZurowSki
scored two touchdowns for the
Eagles on runs Of 81 and %
yards. Quarterback John Him
melberg passed to Jim Scullen
for IS yards and a touchdown
and Fullback Matt Donelan
scored on a 2-yard run.
Good CounSel'S touchdown
came in the fourth period when
Charles Fletcher picked a loose
ball out of the air ON a pitchout
on the Gonzaga 20 and raced
80 wards.
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Sd WIN POSTED
BY PARKER-GRAY

Parker-Gray celebrated its
homecoming last night by de-
feating Luther Jackson, 25-13,
in a Virginia Interscholastic
Association contest at Parker
Gray.
Quarterback Louis Harris
passed for two touchdowns to
lead the Bulldogs to their third
victory in seven games. Harris
threw a 25-yard pass to Calvin
Harris for the first Bulldog
score and hit Frank Pitts on a
22-yard play for the final
touchdown.
F P2EKER- d 5Af2ksoN 8 1S : 5aaSS
Luther Jackson-Taylor 10, run (pass
Parker Gray-C. Harris rs, pass from
L. Harris (kick failed.
Observation-Disclosures 2, run Okick
Parker Gray-Tyler IS, run civilians
Luther Jackson-Bush 80. run (Puller
ParSer.Gray-Pitts %, pass from
Harris kick failed.
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JORDAN SPARKS
ORANGE VICTORY

Orange High School made
WlnleSs Stafford its fifth
straight victim last night at
Orange, dealing the visitors a
26-18 setback.
Smokey Jordan scored two
touchdownS and ran over two
extra points to pace the win
nerS
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Bob LaSky, normally a tackle
for BladensbuTg High School,
got a chance to operate at full
back last night and performed
like an old hand at the position
as the Mustangs upset Oxon
Hill, 20-6, in a Prince Georges
County League game at North
western.
Jerry Quinn, the regular full
back, picked up 81 yards in nine
carries and scored two touch
downs before leaving the game
with an injured shoulder. Lasky
picked up where Quinn left off
gaining So yards in II tries ano
scoring a touchdown.
Halfback Jerry Franks also
played a key role for BladenS-
burg, picking up 100 yards in
Is carries. He returned a punt
so yards into the end zone on
one occasion, but the touch
down was nullified by a clip
ping penalty.
Bladensburg, chalking up its
first victory of the season, held
Oxon Hill to four first downs,
all in the first half. The Oxon
Hill score came on a 45-yard
run by Tom Walters in the first
neriod
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INrERHIGH srANnINn
BY CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

Coach Dick Mentzer, known
as a man of few words, shocked
Eastern High Schools football
team yesterday with some
singing oratory. The result
could be a fifth straight Inter-
high League East Division
championship for the Ram
blerS.
Mentzer, who spent most Of
the week in bed fighting bout
with the flu, gave his team a
tongue-lashing at halftime OF
the Eastern Mckinley Tech
game at Eastern.
The Ramblers roared back
on the field and pushed over
three touchdowns in the sec
ond half to take a 900 victory
over Tech, the previous East
Division leader.
Meets BaIIOu In Finale
Eastern winds up its season
next Friday against Ballou IL
A.. A victory would cap a long
fight back to the title for the
Ramblers. Eastern dropped its
league opener this year, 1870,
to Phelps, after winning 70
straight league games.
Tech and Eastern battled on
even terms during the first half
and wound up in a scoreless
deadlock. But Eastern took the
initiative in the third period
and punched over two quick
touchdowns to settle the issue.
Tackle Vaughan Cooper re-
covered a. tumble on the Tech
90 to set up Eastern's first
score. Quarterback Harry Ben
nett ran to the Tech 6 and
Melvin Lewis banged it over
from there on four plays, the
last from the 1-foot line.
A Tech bobble on a punt
attempt on the Trainers next
series of downs gave Eastern
control of the ball on the Tech
"a. Halfback William Jamer-
son skirted left end for 6 yards
and the touchdown after End
Albert Green kept the drive 60
ing by recovering a teammates
tumble on the Tech 8.
WinsIOw Tech Star
With Lewis and Jamerson
doing most of the running,
Eastern went Al yards for its
final touchdown in the fourth
quarter. Bennett smashed over
from the 2 on an option play.
Halfback Robert Winslow was
McKinley's top runner and the
only one to have any success
against the Ramblers' beefy
line. He broke away on a 80
yard run to the Eastern 40 in
the first period and raced 80
yards to the Ramblers' IL after
catching a flat pass in the final
period.
MCKINLEY TECH 9 Q Q 0-.0I
Eastern-Lewis /. run (Jamerson rum.
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LAUREL PREVAILS
ON LATE SCORE

Laurel High School drove Al
yards in IL plays for a touch
down with two minutes re-
naming to gain a 20-13 vic
tory over Springbrook yeSter-
day at Springbrook.
John Cory scored the touch
down on a short burst. Earlier
in the final quarter, Walt KEEL
ler's 26-yard run had pulled
Laurel into a 1913 tie.
Keller put Laurel ahead in
the first period on a short run
but Springbrook bounced back
to take the lead behind Full
back Harry Pirrung. One of
Pirrung's two. scores came on
a 70-yard run.
k sfRINdsRoox - 9 9 g is
Laurel-Keller ., run (kick failed).
observation-disclosures l, run (Brehm
kick.
spTingbrook-PirrunE 20. run tkick
LaureiUKeller %, run CReedy kick).
Laurel-Cory l. run (Reedy kick).
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TACKLE TURNS FULLBACK
BIodensburg Bags
First Win of Season

who has scored 43 points this
season, passed to Bob Hensley
for the 2-point conversion.
The loss was Boys Latin's
first in five games.
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EINSTEIN - O 90 is GA
WHEATON w ----- 0 0 0 o.
Einstein-Gossage /, run (Beckman
pass from Gossage).
Einstein--Richards 8, run (run
failed.
Einstein-Garguilo 81, run with tumble
Orchards rum.
Einstein-Gossage IS, run (run failed).
Einstein-Griffin "a, intercepted pass
(run failed.
Einstein-Bruno 5, run (run failed.
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Hockey Results

BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Providence. 3: Cleveland. l.
Baltimore, 4; Quebec. >.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 5; Long Island. 8.
Knoxville. 3: Nashville, 0.
Charlotte, 5; Greensboro, ..
WESTERN LEAGUE
Vancouver, 4 Spokane, >.
San Francisco, g. cRlEary, 1.
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Western Moves In
On Division Title

| Kenneth Burns to Halfback
Hewitt Brantley. A run failed
on the extra point try.
Roosevelt knotted the count
in the third quarter on a A.
yard run by Ben Hawkins. A
kick for the extra point failed.
BELL ---- o 6 0 0-6
ROOSEVELT --------O 0 G 0-6
Bell-Brsntley %, pass from Burns
(run failed.
oosevelt-Hawkins 4, run (kick
failed),
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Stogs Grind
Out Yurduqe
In Easy Win

DeMatha High School got its
rushing offense in high gear
yesterday, rolling up more than
300 yards in defeating Fair
mont Heights, 1912, at Fair
mont Heights.
The victory was the third in
a row for the Stays and their
fifth in seven games.
Fullback Brendan Mccarthy
and Halfback Garrett Ford
were the big guns for the win
ners. Mccarthy ran for IS
yards and scored twice on short
bursts to climax drives of 81
and 70 yards. He also inter-
cepted two passes. Ford gained
103 yards, including a 1-yard
touchdown plunge.
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WoOdson Hiqh
DeaIt2d Loss
By Marshall

Woodson High Schools foot
ball team has improved as the
season has gone along.
When the Cavaliers met
Marshall earlier in the season
they were 1870 victims. They
played Marshall again last
night at Falls Church's stadium
and this time they lost by only
two touchdowns, 26-12.
Oddly enough, those two
losses have been the only ones
suffered by Woodson, which
otherwise has won five games.
Marshall has won seven in a
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ST-MINUTE I'd
GIVES LEE TIE

Earl Flinchum scored a touch
down with As seconds remaining
last night to give Lee High
School a 1919 tie with Falls
Church in a Northern Virginia
Group la game at Lee.
Fullback Flinchum scored all
three Lee touchdowns on short
plunges, plus one extra point.
He also tried to score what
would have been the game
winning extra point on a run,
but failed. -.
FAILS A. CHURCH Ia g 9 "a
LEE 6--l9
Falls Church-Resm, /. run (Arneld.
kick.
Falls Church childress. 2. run (kick
failedl.
Lee-Fiinchum. 2, run Crun failed
Lee-Flinchum, /, run (Flinchum. rum.
Falls Church-Ream, L, run tkick
Lee~Fiinchum. 1. run (run failedr.
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GLENELG
BOYS LA1

GLENELG ---- O 8 O 14-20
BOYS LATIN 0 0 s o.
Glenelg-Hensley 4. run kick blocked
Boys Latin-Sweeny 20. run (Singles,
pass from Sweeny). ~.
Glenelg-Jones g, run tpass failed1.
Glenelg--LePore 6, run (Hensley. pass
from jones'.
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DOUGLASS - o 6 g O-19
CARDOZo -------- 6 s o els
Cardozo-Kenner Is, run kick failed
Douglass-Laws Z, run (run failed.
Cardozo-Dutch 80. pass from Kenner
(kick failedl.
Douglass-Laws 9. pass from Hurry
(run failed.
Cardozo-Hatcher 90, pass from Ken
ner (kick failed).
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INDIANS BEATEN
BY SPINGARN

Quarterback Henry Whitaker
threw two touchdown passes in
the middle quarters as Spin
garn scored a 20-6 victory over
Anacostia in an East Division
game yesterday at Anacostia.
Whitaker passed 10 yards to
Ronald Anderson and 10 yards
to Cecil Turner to wipe out a
60 Anacostia lead.
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Defense SporkIes
In wills Triumph
Over AnnondaIe

-O'Connell tumble on the
Knights 40 in the final period.
Blaine hit on two passes, one
to Brian MCGEE for 10 yards
and the other to Chaconas for
a to move the ball to the II.
Wulfsberg ran the remaining
distance on a draw play.
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MADISON WINS
OVER WAKEFIELD,

Scoring in every period ex-
cept the last, James Madison
High School scored its first
football victory over Wakefield,
1917, last night at Wakefield
in Northern Virginia Group
la League game. di
Wakefield had won both of
the previous meetings between
the schools. sIy
Paul Presley and Arlyn Pow
ell scored Madison touchdowns
and Quarterback Bob Rupp
kicked a 27-yard field goal.
which was the margin of vic
tory.
Madison now is So overall
and Wakefield 2-5, having lost
its last three in a row.
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sPNGARN ----O O. z z SO
ANACOSTIA ------ o 6 o o. 8
Anacostia-Dinenna 3. run (run
failed.
Spingarn-Anderson 10. pass from
whitaker Harris rum.
Spingarn-Turner 20, pass from Whit
aker (Gill rum.
Spingarn-Flood 20. run with inter-
ception (run failed.
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CEDAR LEE TIES
LOUDOUN VALLEY

Cedar Lee and Loudoun VAL
ley High Schools played to T.
7 tie last night at Purcellville.
Loudoun Valley was inside
the Cedar Lee 5-yard line four
times, but couldn't hit pay dirt.
The game ended whit the ball
on the Cedar Lee 1-foot line
in Loudoun'S possession.
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IL z 0 14-3f

FAIRMONT HEIGHTS 0 8 0-12
DeMatha-Mccarthy 8, run (ldck
failed.
Fairmont Heights-Gillispie 2. run
kick blocked.
DeMatha-Mccarthy 1, run CForan
kick.
Fairmont Heights-Dickerson ~, run
(kick failed.
DeMatha-Boyle IL. run tForan kick
DeMatha-D'AgaTis 1, run (Ford kick.
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MARSHALL
WOODSON =

MARSHALL ------7 o 10 7-26
WOODSON -------- o 6 0 Ell
Marshall-Halversen fell on tumble In
end zone (Rae kick.
Chick failed.
Marshall-Blatz IS, run (kick failedl
Marshall-Lingamfelter 80, run (kick
Marshali-smith 40, pass from Red
WoodsonWOINeii SO. run (klck failed.
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TAYLOR BLANKS
JENNIE DEAN

w. c. Taylor of Warrenton
scored a 1870 victory over
Jennie Dean of Manassas last
night in a Virginia Inter
scholastic Association game at
Warrenton.