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Evening star., 1962-10-06
High School Football
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
BalIOu, ri. Phelps, -.
Bell, 81; Western, 0.
Chamberialn, 13; Anacostia, 12.
Coolidge, els CardOEo, 10.
Eastern. 20; Spingarn, g..
Einstein. 10: johnson J.V, 8.
CARRIED. SO; SpOtsyIvania, o.
GeOrgetoWn Prep, IA, st. Albans, 8.
Gilman, 6; LandOn, 8.
e. c. Glass, s. Annandale, 3.
GOnzaga, 2I: Mckinley Tech, 8.
Walter Johson, 34i Northwestern, 90,
Laurel. q; Glenelg. O.
Mclean, :; Fairfax, o.
James Monroe, rs; Stafford, 0.
Richard MOntgomery, 26; Bladens-
Mount vernon. I2, Falls Chureh,-6.
Parker Gray, 10; Jennie Dean, O.
QuanticO Post, 25i st. Anthonysp 9.
Walker-Grant, 19i Luther Jackson, 12.
Washington-Lee. IS; yorktown, 6.
GeOrge Washington, 13; Hammond. 5.
Wilson, 10; Dunbar, I3.
James Wood, 26; MOsby Academy, 13.
GAMES TODAY o9
GrOvetOn at Madison, 3, 20
st. Stephens at Good Counsel, 2.
Hill at WoOdberry, ..
Taylor at HOffma Boston, 1880 am.
Handley at George Mason, 2.
CulpepeF at LoudOun County, a.
Sherwood at MONTGOMERY Blair, .
whitman al Severna Park, g.
High Point at B-CC, 2. IS
Wheaton at Gaithersburg, 2.
at Suitland, ..
La Plata at Peary, 2.
SnringbroOk at Central, 2.
0xOn Hill ct Surrattsville, 2.
VillanOva FrOsh at Bulls Prep, 2.
Ballis school at Charlotte Han, e
Columbian Prep at Baltimore Jr. Col
lege, 2
Great Mills at Flint HILL 9. --
Southern at Lackey, ,.
at Episcopal $50.
Carroll VS.. O'Conneli at WI, 8.
DeMatha vs.. st. Johns at Northwest
ern, 3.
Lee at Stuart, 8.
wSodsan vs.. WI "B' at AnnandaIe. 9.
lsbourn at Wakefield, 8.
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GONZAGA ROMPS
OVER MCKINLEY

Gonzaga High Schools foot
ball team chalked up its fourth
victory of the season yesterday
by defeating Mckinley Tech,
21-6, at Mckinley.
Fullback Tom Fulton inter-
cepted a Gonzaga pass and ran
80~yards for Techs only touch
down.
Bill Althen intercepted a Nc
Kinley pass to set up the first
Gonzaga score. Quarterback
John Himmelberg passed to
Halfback Dave Zurowski on a
play that covered so yards.
Buzzy Vail climaxed a 30
yard Gonzaga drive by crash
ing over from the five for the
second Eagle touchdown, and
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LANDON, GILMAN
BATTLE TO TIE

Landon School STAYED off a
last period threat by Gilman
of Baltimore yesterday to gain
a 6-6 tie at Landon. Landon en-
tered the game with a 20 rec
ord. F n
Halfbacks Bill Triplett and
Rob Bordley and Fullback Doug
Ruggles led a first-period Lam
don ground attack that moved
the ball from the Landon 35 to
Gilman's 20. Quarterback Joe
Bailey passed to End John Nc
Connaughey for the touchdown.
Gilman knotted the score in
the final period after blocking
a Landon punt on the Landon
4. Tom Peck plunged over from
the 2.
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VOLTS TRIUMPH
OVER ANACOSHA

Halfback Ronald Wildly hao
a big day yesterday gaining 100
yards as Chamberlain High
School nipped Anacostia, 1912,
in an East Division game at
Anacostia.
Wildly ran is yards for one
touchdown. He then ran over
the extra point in the second
period that gave Chamberlain
the narrow victory after Line
backer Alvin Hunter returned
an interception SIS yards for a
touchdown.
John Hill and Art Sidney
combined for all of .Anacostia's
points. Hill hit Sidney with
touchdown passes of 81 and 40
yards, but the Indians missed
the extra point each time.
eHAHsEREA1N eEASGaTdEAA 9 = 8 ia
Anacostia.sidney 81. pass from Hill
chamberiainWHunter So, run with
interception (Wildy runl.
Chamberlain-Wildy Is, run trun
Ana nacostia-sidney 40. pass from Hill
(pass failedl.
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WALKER GRANT
WHIPS JACKSON

Walker-Grant of Fredericks-
burg scored in every period but
the third last night at Falls
Church High Schools stadium
to turn back host Luther Jack
son, 1912, in a VIA contest.
The loss was the second in
four starts for the Fairfax
County eleven. The game end
ed with Jackson on Walker
Grants 2-yard line.
MAHkHF;SaseAkEsG6 ETTHFF 3aeks6N 8 3 g S-fiss
Walker ker-Grant-France 55, pass from
Hawthorne (run failed).
Luther Jackson-Taylor 3, run trun
waiker-Grant-Brown 2. run Brown
Luther Jackson-Thompson "a, run
run failed).
er-Grant-French Is, pass from
Hawthorne (run failed).
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SeemuIIer Plays Key Role
As CIV Downs Hammond
NORTHERN VIRGINIA, COUP IA
BY EDDIE CRANE
Star Staff Writer

Halfback Don (Seabiscuit)
Seemuller had another fine
night for George Washington
High School last night and
Coach Steve Osisek's Presi-
dents still are unbeaten in four
Northern Virginia Group la
games. The areas top-rated
scholastic team is tied with
Mclean, also 40, for the league
lead.
Seemuller scored two touch
downs, gained 100 yards in 81
carries, and led CIV to a hard
earned 1873 victory over cross
town rival Hammond before
10000 spectators at the CIV
stadium.
The victory was the first in
six tries for CIV over Ham
mond in their annual battle
for the BELL of Supremacy"
a huge bell off the Liberty ship
U.S.S. Alexandra.
''It was our finest win since
I've been head COACH" a happy
OSisek said after it was all
over. ''They gave us a real
tough game, but we also played
a fine one. We had plenty of
good, real hard knocking
throughout the game by both
sides"
The defeat was the first
suffered by Hammond, The
Stars fourth-ranked team last
week. Billy Dodson, the field
goal kicker who had provided
two of the Admirals' three vic
tories with his toe, accounted
for their only points last night
with a 28-yard boot.
CIV marched 80 yards in IL
plays for its first score with
Seemuller sweeping left end
for the final four yards on the
first play of the second half.
Dodson's field goal came with
1:25 left in the half.
Georges Washington's final
score came in the last Is sec
onds of play. The Presidents
moved SO yards in seven plays,
following a blocked punt by
Linebacker Doug Tibbets and
recovery by Eddie Keller. See
muller plunged over from the
one.
HAMMOND 80 8 o o. 81
GEO. WASH. ------ 0 8 0 7-13
GW-Seemuller A, run pass failed).
Hammond-FG. Dodson rs
GW-Seemuller l. run (Manni kick.
Evening star., 1962-10-06
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer


Bob Abbo is responsible for
Georgetown Prep's first victory
over st. -Albans in IL years, but
he still has one. more goal tc
attain before closing out his
sensational scholastic football
career.
Abbo quarterbacked the Little
Hoyas to a l4-6 triumph over
st. Adams yesterday on the
losers field.
1t was the fourth straight
victory for Georgetown Prep,
but more important, it was the
second straight in the Inter-
state Athletic Conference, in
which the Little Hoyas are bid
ding for their first league title.
"Only two more to CO." Abbo
said after the game. Actually
that was his only mistake of
the day. Georgetown Prep has
three league games remaining,
st. James, st. Stephens and
Landon, the defending cham
pion.
Hes like having a coach on
the field" Coach Jim Fegan
said of Abbo after the game.
HE is in complete control out
there. Once I was going to
send in a substitute with a
play. Then ] decided to see
what he would call. He called
the same play I would have
sent in"
Abbo, a slender 170-pounder,
faxed beautifully to his fullback
and then rolled out around end
from the 2-yard line to give
Prep a 60 lead early in second
period.
After st. Adams punted, Abbo
struck again. With fourth and
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QGANTICO SCORES
THIRD VICTORY

Quantico High Schools foot
ball team registered its third
victory last night. defeating St.
Anthony's, 25-6, at Quantico.
ST. ANTHoNYs--- o o 0 O. 8
QUANTIcO ---z--7 II 8 0-25
Quantico-Felton 80, recovered tumble
Harrison kick.
0uantico-Walt 2. run (kick failed).
Quantico--Harrison 20, pass from
walt Ckick failedl.
Quantico-Garrett Is. pass from Walt
(kiek failed).
St. Anthony's-Perelli 2. run (kick
failed.
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PARKER-GRAY
FINALLY WINS

Parker Gray High School
ended a three game losing
streak last night by defeating
Jennie Dean of Manassas,
1910. in a VIA league game at
Parker-Gray.
The Bulldogs marched rs
yards from the opening kickoff
to take a SO lead on William
Tylar's one-yard plunge. They
added a pair of touchdowns in
the final period.
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O'ConneII Hurriers
Score Third Victory

O'Connell High schools cross
country team chalked up its
third straight victory yester-
day by defeating Mackin, 16-40,
over the "a mile course at
O'Connell. n
Pete Kirby, the first Of four
O'Connell runners to cross the
finish line, was timed in 1925.
Bob Eaheart, Ed Kenney and
Mark Sherwood followed Kirby.
Bill Berry, fifth. was the first
Mackin runner across the line.
Evening star., 1962-10-06
ATOMS EDGED
BY E. c. GLASS

.Annandale High School lost
it's second straight football
game by three points last night
Coach Ed Henry's charges
dropped a 6-3 decision to E. g.
Glass High School of Lynch
burg in a Virginia Group
c IA inter-district clash at
Annandale.
Bob Sigholtz's second-quarteI
field goal gave Annandale a
80 lead which held up until
early in the fourth period. Then
william Morris recovered an
Atom tumble on the nine and
one play later John Lynn
doomed over for the lone touch
down of the game.
Annandale fumbled away a
scoring opportunity in the
waning minutes of the game,
following a 30-yard pass COM
pletion from Quarterback Will
Kellum to Jack Richardson
that carrier to the Glass five.
z. c, GLASS - Q Q 9 6-6
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Eastern Gets
Back in Thick
OF Title Race
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

About the only thing that
is becoming clear in the Inter-
high Leagues East Division is
the fact that Eastern High
Schools football team appar-
entity has gathered steam in
its bid for a fifth straight
league title.
The Ramblers were counted
out after an 1870 loss to Phelps
two weeks ago, but they ran
their league record to 81 yes
terday with a 1855 pasting OF
Spingarn at Eastern. The VIC
tory moved the Ramblers into
a tie with Chamberlain for Sec
lond place behind Mckinley
Tech (1-0-D.
Spingarn gave the Ramblers
four chances yesterday-three
fumbles and an intercepted
pass-and Eastern took ad-
vantage of all of them. East
ern's defense held Spingarn
until the next to last play of
the game, and the offensive
line opened gaping holes for
Halfbacks william Jamerson
and Jim Grassland and Full
back Victor Moore.
Spingarn got in trouble late
| in the first quarter when Mel
vim Lewis recovered a tumble
on the visitors 7. Spingarn
held, but had to punt to its
own IT and Moore scored four
plays later, running 6 yards
over left guard.
Moore also got the next
touchdown, going 7 yards over
left tackle to. cap a 42-yard
drive started when Sidney Wise
recovered a Spingarn tumble,
End Ed Andrews set up the
final Rambler touchdowns, in
tercepting a pass on the Spin
garn rs and recovering a FUN
BILE on his own 40. Grassland
ran 2 yards for one score, and
teamed up with Jamerson for
the last one, catching a 38-
yard pass from Jamerson and
then passing 13 yards to him
for the touchdown.
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Johnson PostS
Fourth Victory
In Five Starts'., !,

Walter johnson High School
scored two first-quarter topch-
downs last night and played
Northwestern even the resb'of
the way for a 1920 victory over
the host Wildcats in a Mont
gomery County League game.
The victory was the fourth
in five starts for the Spartans
and their third in row since
a 1876 setback by Richard
Montgomery. t3s
Northwestern went down to
defeat for the fifth successive
week. 1t has yet to winlthis'
season. ~
WALTER JOHNSON = II z z e@4
NORTHWESTERN =. o-ZO
80. intercepted pass
tGerri kick).
Johnscn-stevens AZ, run tGerri kick).
hwestern--o'Neill L, run tHalifdse
kick). a.y.
Northwestern-Beal 8, run CHolhdse
Jo6nson-McGann 4, run CGerrl kic9.
thwestern-Raynor 5, pass from
Richard tkiek failed). .azd,
Johnson-Dirken 8, run tkick faiied.
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VMI Frosh Victors

MARTINSVILLE, Va. oct. 6
(AP) -VMI's freshman foot
ball team scored in every period
last night as it opened its
season with a 300 victory over
Ferrum Junior College.
Evening star., 1962-10-06
STAFFORD -
JAMES MONROE -
CEDAR LEE BOWS
TO WARRENTON

Warrenton High School, held
scoreless for the first half,
pushed across touchdowns in
the third and fourth periods
last night to defeat Cedar Lee,
14-0, at Warrenton. 1t was the
third victory of the season for
Warrenton against one defeat.
CEDAR LEE --------- 0 0 0 o. 0
.WARRENTON ------ 0 ia
warrenton-Pulchine 8, run (Jeffries
rum.
Warrenton-Jeffries 10, pass from
Golightly (Pulchine rum.
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PASS UPSETS DUNBAR
Harrison Makes
Most Of Chance

parade with touchdown runs Of
25 and 35 yards in the second
quarter.
In the second half, Angelo
MILNE plunged S yards,
Charles Bowan ran IA and
John Norris raced Is for the
other Bell touchdowns. The
Vocats' record now is 81 in
the West Division of the Inter-
high League,
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CARDOZO RALLY
FALLS SHORT

Cordozo High School scored
two touchdowns in the last
quarter yesterday but the rally
fell short and the Clerks
dropped their third straight In
terhigh League game. 21-19.
to Coolidge on the winners
field.
The victory snapped two
game losing streak for the Colts
and evened their record at
%.
Adrian Davis put Coolidge in
front to stay by returning
kickoff 80 yards for a touch
down. The Colts took the lead
in the opening period on a So
yard run with an interception
by John Spearman.
S66P252 S6oRfbSE 8 g 3 lS-af S--af
coolidge-Safety, pass from center
went out Of end zone.
Coolidge-Spearman 80, with intercept
tion (run failedt.
Cardozo-Harris z, pass from Kenner
2Ooiidge@Dsvis 80, kickoff return Ckick
coolidge-Reid 1. plunge tspearman
cardozo-Dirtein IS. run (kick failed).
Cardozo-Bostic 4, run tkick).
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BALLOU JOLTS
PHELPS HOPES

Alvin Coins scored two touch
downs and ran for three extra
points to lead Ballou to a 2l-13
upset victory over Phelps at
Ballou. 1t was only Ballou's
second victory in three years.
1t also was Ballou's first de-
cision on the field. Ballou was
awarded a forfeit victory over
Chamberlain last year.
Lewis Banks got Ballou
started in the second quarter
with a 38-yard touchdown pass
to Mike Deshone. Coins rar
over the extra point and ther
scored all of the rest Of th'
points for Coach Zu Stewart
team
Evening star., 1962-10-06

5 on the Saints IS, the three
sport star lodged two rushers,
picked out End Web Knight
alone in the end zone and hit
him in the chest with a bullet
An Abbo-to-Frank Fenwick
pass added a 2-point conversion
st. Albans' touchdown came
with $50 left in the first hall
when Bill Polak blocked a punt
and teammate Hank Beukema
picked up the ball and raced
so yards untouched. 1t was only
the second touchdown scored
against Georgetown Prep this
season.
Abbo showed his mastery at
ball control in the fourth quar-
ter when he directed a 52-yard
march in 18 plays-all but one
on the ground = that ate up
almost eight minutes.
ST, glToXN EI,RARs REEF = 9 9 Z 9 S--l55 :.
Prep-Abbo 2, run (run failed).
Prep - Knight %, pass from Abbo
(Fenwiek, pass from Abbo).
st. Albans-Beukema 80, with blocked
punt (pass failed).
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LAUREL GAINS
THIRD VICTORY

Laurel High School won its
third game of the season
against one defeat yesterday,
beating Glenelg, To. at Laurel.
Laurel drove As yards for its
touchdown in the third period
with John Cory scoring on a
15-yard run. Two consecutive
passes from Quarterback Ralph
Roberts to Walter keller for
10 yards and pass from
Roberts to Jim Wolfe, good
for 20, sparked the winners
drive. =
Glenelg threatened to score
three times during the game
but interruptions and the clock
stopped the drives. Glenelg
moved to the Laurel 20 in the
closing minutes of the game,
but time ran out. ~
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GREFE'S PASSING
WINS FOR MCLEAN

Mclean High School still is
tied with George Washington
for the Northern Virginia
Group Ia lead, thinks to the
passing arm of Quarterback
Terry Crete.
Crete connected on pass plays
of 16-yards to Skip Maginnis
and 54-yards to Steve Harlow
on successive attempts in the
closing minutes last night for
a TO victory over Fairfax on
the Rebels field. 1t was the
fourth straight triumph for the
unbeaten Highlanders.
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BELL REBOUNDS
OVER WESTERN

Bell High School bounced
back from its only league loss
to bury Western, 31-0, yester-
day at Western.
Melvin Harley led the scoring
Evening star., 1962-10-06
5000 Watch
WI Triumph

Westinghouse High School
rolled to its third straight
Northern Virginia Group Ia
victory last night, defeating
Yorktown, 1876, before a crowd
of 5000 at Washington-Lee.
Yorktown took a 60 lead in
the second period when it drove
so yards for a touchdown with
Quarterback Roger Bla in e
scoring from the on a quar-
terback sneak. A 45-yard run
by Halfback Bill Sundea high
lighted the drive.
Washington Lee came right
back to score on a 65-yard
drive climaxed by John Grit
mans 35-yard dash into the
end zone. Jeff Smith kicked the
extra point that gave the Little
Generals a 7-6 lead.
Washington Lee went IS
yards for its second touchdown
with Halfbacks Bill Petrezuel,
Bill Hiatt and Girtman and
Fullback Don Skies grounding
out the yardage. Girtman scored
on a 3-yard run.
Evening star., 1962-10-06
MAJORS REMAIN
IN TITLE RACE

Mount Vernon, the defend
ing champion in Northern Vir-
ginia Group LA, still is a
strong contender in the title
race despite its defeat by
Hammond two weeks ago.
Coach Jack Miller's Majors
won their fourth league game
in five starts last night before
a crowd of $500 at Mount YER
non, scoring with four minutes
to play for a 1876 triumph over
Falls Church.
Fullback Corky Cash plunged
over from the one to culminate
a 35-yard drive and break a
6-6 tie.
Falls Church had taken a
60 lead in the first quarter
on a 70-yard march capped
by Kenny, Soucy's 38-yard
touchdown run, but the Majors
got even in the second period
when Jim jenkins scored from
five wards out.
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Fight Results

JERSEY CITY, N. Rubin (Hur-
ricane) Carter, 100. Paterson, N. j.,
stopped Mel Collins, 154, Trenton,
BRIDGEPORT, conn.-Eittle Beaver,
I3S, Hartford, Conn. outpointed Tony
Camporone. 1877, New York (sl.
DALLAS, Tex.-Teddy Shores, 151.
Dallas, outpointed Tommy tHurricane)
Sims, 1872, Dallas (1o).
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Abbo Has One Big Cool Left
After Win Over St. AIbons

Mike Kaminski added the final
score from the one.
GONZAGA. -------- OLA o 7-21
MCKINLEY -..-=s,-= o o 0 g.
Gonzaga-Z so, pass from
Himmelberg (Kaminski kiekl. E,
GonZaga-Vail 3, run Kaminski kick)
Tech7-Fulton so. pass interception
(run failed).
GonsaeaLKaminsk 1. run (Kaminskl
kick1
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ORANGE ROMPS
OVER EDISON

Edison High School, one of
Fairfax County's three new
schools, still is looking for its
first football victory after last
nights $50 defeat at the hands
of Orange in a continuous
downpour at Orange.
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sPfNoARN --- O o g. 9
EASTERN -----=-- o u 7-2o
Eastern-Moore 8, run (run failed.
Eastern-Moore z, run (Dean rum.
Eastern Grassland 2, run (run
Eastern = Jamerson 13, pass from
Grassland Moore run).
Spingarn-Turner IS, pass from Nc
Queen (run fafled)
Evening star., 1962-10-06
NTERHIGH STANDINGS
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Coach Pete, Labukas Of Will
son High School made some
smart defensive moves yester-
day that stopped Dunbar's po-
tent passing attack, but the one
switch he didn't figure on
making paid the biggest divi-
dend.
Dan Harrison, 150-pound
sophomore quarterback playing
his first game, hit End Charlie
Smith with a 26-yard touch
down pass in the fourth quar-
ter yesterday to give Wilson a
1918 upset victory over Dunbar
at Wilson.
The victory moved Wilson
into the drivers seat in the
Interhigh League West Divi-
sion with a 20 mark 1t was
IDunbar's first league loss after
two victories.
Dunbar Bombs" Connect
Dunbar scored both its touch
downs in the first half on long
bombs" Labukas switched his
defense at halftime and the
Tigers contained Dunbar the
rest of the way.
Harrison got his chance when
Bill Payne, the No. l signal
caller, hurt his hip. Dan tried
three unsuccessful ground plays
after Wilson had recovered a
tumble on the Dunbar % before
passing to Smith.
Smith slipped behind two
Dunbar defenders and Harrison
leaped in the air and lofted the
ball over their heads, right into
Smiths waiting arms.
Dunbar caught wilson's de-
fenses mapping twice and made
| the most of it each time. John
Bell caught a 58-yard touch
down pass from Bernie Wal
lace and Raymond Twine
gathered in a 54-yarder from
Lowell Dempsey.
Cross Scored Twice
Halfback Billy Cross kept
Wilson even in the first half.
scoring on a six-yard run and
Catching a seven-yard touch
down pass from Payne.
Wilson had several other
chance to score in the fourth
quarter but lost every one
through penalties. Halfback
Pete Swindells returned an in
tercepted pass so yards to the
Dunbar 10, but that play also
was wiped out by a penalty
Evening star., 1962-10-06
KELCHNER PAGES
JAMES WOOD

James Wood of Winchester
overcame a 1876 lead last night
to defeat John Mosby Acad-
emy, 1918. at Front Royal, Va.
Danny Kelchner scored the
last three touchdowns for
James Wood, two on passes
from Quarterback Tom Sullivan
and one on a 13 yard run.
JAMES WOOD g 14 9 6-26
JOHN MoSBY 8 z 0 0-l3
Wood-Unger 1, run (run failedl,
Mosby-Shauffe 8, run (kick failed1.
Mosby-Shauffer 5, run (swanson
Wood-Kelchner 81, pass from Thomp-
son (Kelchner pass from ThompSonl.
Wood-Kelehner 6. pass from Sullivan
nockhart rum.
wood-Kelchner IS, run trun failed).
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Cross Scored Twice

DUNBAR --------- z 8 0 Ola
WILSON - 9 0 6--1l
Wilson-Cross 6. run payne kickl.
Dunbar-Ben So, pass from Wallace
BELL rum. f,ir
Wilson-Cross z, pass from Payne
(kick failed).
run failed).
wilson--smith 20. pass from Harrison
trun failed).
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WRIGHT'S RUNS,
BEAT BLADES =.

Ha1foack Brian Wright scored
two touchdowns, one on a 81
yard punt return. as Richard
Montgomery High Schoo
blanked Bladensburg, l26s0,
yesterday at Bladensburg. sak
The victory gained revenge
for the Rockets in Prince
Georges County. Last week,
High Point upset the Rockville
eleven. 1873. Richard Mont
gomery leads the Montgomery
County League with assoc
record.
Bladensburg failed to mount
a serious scoring threat as
Richard Montgomery built a
1870 halftime lead and con-
trolled the ball most of the
time.
Evening star., 1962-10-06
Faucette Star
AsGar-Fie|d
Retains Lead

Quarterback Tom Faucette
passed for three touchdowns
and scored one to lead Gar
Field to a $50 victory over
Spotsylvania last night in d
Battlefield District Group I-B
football contest at Spotsyl-
vania.
Gar Field, by virtue of its
one-sided victory, continues to
lead the league with a 30
record.
Faucette passed to Charles
Tucker for two touchdowns, one
for IA yards and one for 26, and
then hit Mike CARRIER for a 20
yard scoring play. Faucette
scored his touchdown on re-
covered tumble, good for 26
yards.
Evening star., 1962-10-06

FALLS, FAILS! cHgRcH, H, = g 9 9 9-,8
Falls Church-Soucy So. run (kick
failed).
Mount Vernon-Jenkins 5. run (kick
blocked
Mount Vernon-Cash 1, run 0kick
faiiedl.
Evening star., 1962-10-06

| JENNIE DEAN - 0 0 O o. 0
PARKER GRAY --- 8 0 0 1919
Parker-Gray-Tyler l, run trun failedl.
Parker -Gray-C. Harris ,, run pitts
pass from L. Harris).
| failedl.
Evening star., 1962-10-06
JAMES MONROE
ROUTS STAFFORD

Quarterback Tom Thompson
passed for two touchdowns and
Halfback Ken Poates scored
two to lead James Monroe High
School of Fredericksburg, Va,
to a $50 victory over Stafford
High School last night at Fred
ericksburg. 1t was the fourth
straight victory for James Mon
roe.
Poates set up the first touch
down with a 46-yard run that
put the ball on the Stafford
4. jeff Calamos started the
rout by scoring from the !.
SEAEsGS6 5zAEs @6NRoE : 60 9 9 9, Sss
Monroe-Calamos 1, run (kick failed
Monroe-Poates, 25, pass from Thomp-
son Schwartz kick).
Monroe-Poates, IL, run tSchWartz
MonToe-ssfety, center passed ball out
of end zone.
Monroe-Rodgers, 25, pass from
Thompson (kick failed.
Evening star., 1962-10-06

McLean--Hsrlow "a, pass from Grefe
tFaris kick.
Evening star., 1962-10-06
EDISON
ORANGE

ORANGE - Y II 7-35
Orange-Bickers /, run Jordan rum
Orange-Jordan As, run Jordan run).
Orange-Roberts 8, run CKube, pass
from Bickers1.
Orange-J0rdan 80, run darrell rum
Orange-Clatterbuek 8, run Jordan
rum.