davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-01-12
FOUND

DOG, cocker spaniel. light blond,
found in area Of Viers Mill Village;
collar. no tags. 301-WA. 6-2294
DOG, basset, brown and white. WASH
INGTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE,
DOG, part Scotty, brindle. male; up
per 18th st. RA. 6-S574, after
8 pm.
DOG, poodle, black. WASHINGTON
ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE. NO
7-5730.
DOGS, (2), collies, that are tri-col-
ored. WASHINGTON ANIMAL RES
CUE LEAGUE, NO. 1-5730.
Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
Second Class Postage Paid
At Washington, d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

Mike Wexford for another
score. Mayo Gravatt Clipped in
with a 27-yard field goal.
Halfback Dan Woodruff, who
twice almost broke away for
touchdown runs on kickoffs.
finally got across the Episcopal
goal in the fourth quarter on
Ia 25-yard pass from Quarter
back Jim Kreuttner.
1t was Episcopal's fourth VIC
tory against a single setback
sP GGBAks 3 s9 Z al:
-Carrington "a. pass from
Gray (Gravatt kick.
Episcopal-Timberlake ]. run (Gra-
watt kick.
Episcopal Cotton 55, interception
(Gravatt kickl.
st. Albans-Polak 1. run tKreuttner
kick.
REORGANIZATION 5. pass from Gray
Episcopai-swift .. run CGravatt
kick.
Episcopal-field goal, Gravatt. %.
Episcopal-Wellford IS. pass from
Gray (kick failed.
st. Woodruff %, pass from
Kreuttner (run failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Fullback Eddie Keller of
George Washington High
School arrived" in time to pre-
vent the upset Of the year last
night, and 1t looks like he'll
stay around a long time.
The 6-foot-3, 212-pound
sophomore, who has been inn
proving every time out. played
his finest game of the season
to lead the Presidents, un-
beaten in six games and top
rated in the area, to a 1877
victory over Wakefield in a
Northern Virginia Group la
game at CIV.
The Warriors. who entered
the game with an unimpressive
2-3 record, held Don (Seabis-
cuit) Seemuller scorelesS, but
they couldn't stop Keller, who
gained 81 yards in II carries,
mostly in key situations, and
scored GW's first touchdown
on a 1-yard plunge in the
second quarter.
Even at that the Warriors
almost pulled this one out,
driving to the CIV is with 80
seconds left in the game. A
bad lateral cost them one good
chance for a score, and End
Bill Stout was out of the end
zone when he caught Dick
Bawcombe's pass on the next
play. Seemuller ended the
threat by intercepting Karl
Jacobs wobbly fourth-down
pass on the last play Of the
game.
Keller, who plays end on de-
Tense, recovered a tumble on
the Wakefield 81 and carried
five of the seven plays it took
the Presidents to get their first
score. The winning touchdown
came early in the fourth period,
when Quarterback John KEN
per passed IS yards to End
Mike Butler to cap 52-yard
drive that took IL plays.
The Warriors, who h a d
beaten CIV for the last six
years, were stopped on the next
to last play of the second period
by Ken LeMay's interrogation
on the CIV seven, but made up
for that on the first play from
scrimmage in the second half.
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BY CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

The passing combination Of
Quarterback Pete Gray and End
Ed Darlington has given Epis-
copal High Schools football
team a solid offensive punch
little item Coach sgd Walden
was concerned about before the
season.
Gray completed IL of IA pass
es for $50 yards yesterday
! Darlington grabbing seven Of
them for 1854 yards, as EpiSco-
PAL defeated st. Adams, 1918,
at st. Adams.
Episcopals touchdown twins
last year, Max Chapman and
Roger Davis, both graduated
and Walden thought he would
be hard pressed to mount much
of an offensive threat. But
Darlington, a 6-foot-4, 205-
FOUNDER, is doing yeoman's
work in that department.
The big end also ran the ball
twice yesterday - both times
when EpiScopal's ground attack
had stalled-and picked UP ID
and % yards. Both carries vert
on end-around plays.
The Maroon turned a block
ed kick, two intercepted passes
and two st. Adams hobbies on
attempted puntS into touch
downs. The Episcopal defense
was led by Linebacker Wink
Kinnard and Middle Guard Ty
Tyler.
Episcopals first touchdown
drive was a Gray-to-Carring-
ton affair exclusively. Ed
hauled down a 38-yarder on
the Saints IA, and after a
penalty moved the ball back to
the "a, he grabbed a strike from
Gray for the score.
The second touchdown drive
started the same way, but Car
rington didn't get over the goal.
However, Fullback Wayte Tim
berlake did after Gray-to-Car-
rington passes had moved the
ball from the Saints 38 to the /.
r. K. Cotton turned the
game into a rout for Episcopal
in the second quarter by pick
ing off a pass and scampering
SIS yards for a touchdown.
Gray completed three passes
to Cotton Aston for So yards
and one touchdown. The other
completion wentn for yard to
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High School Football
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Carver. :; Parker-Gray, 6.
Charlotte Hall. 10; QuanticO, IL.
dunbar, :: Bell, q.
Eastern, 10: AnacOstia, o.
Episcopal, 10; st. Adams, IS.
Fairfax, IA: Falls Church, o.
Garfield. 40J WarrentOn, IL.
GEORGE Washington, 12i Wakefield, z
James Monroe, So Culpeper, ID.
James Wood, Is; LoudOun valley, 0.
LaHdOn. IS; Friends, 8.
Madison. 1885, Yorktown. 3.
Mckinley. 1871 Ballou, g.
Mount Vernon, 26: Osbourn,. 0.
Northwood, 54: BIadensburE, Z.
Orange, 20: Hernd0n, 13.
Patrick Henry, 81: Sp0tsylvaniA, o.
Roosevelt. 20: Wilson. IS.
Salesianum. 3Si Carroll. o.
SpinEarn, els Phelps, 10.
warren County, 81; Iuray, 8.
WASHINGTON Lee, IA; Hammond, 0.
western, q: Cardozo. o. r
GAMES TODAY
CONAN At Fairmont HeiEhts, 1880.
Z MONTGOMERY Blair at Richmond Mont
Lee At Mclean. 2. ....
Jennie Dean At Hoffman Boston, 1880
am.
LoudOun at GeOEEe Mason; 9.
whitman at SpringbrOOk, 2,
BsCC al Gaithersburg. 9.
High Point at Walter johnson, 2.
81. Mary's at Peary. 2.
Sherwood At Wheaton, 2.
DuVaI at 0xen Hill, 2.
Lackey at Bulls school, 2.
Columbian Prep at Navy Plebes, 2.
Flint HiIl at 81. AnthOny's. 2.
Georgetown PreD Et st. stephens, 2.
RMA at Woodbury., ESQ.
Tucker at Stafford. 3.
DeMatha. vs.. O'COnBell at WI, 8.
Marshall al Wakefield b, 8.
Wo0dson at Stuart B, 3.
Handley az Broadway, 8.
Jsullis Prep at Newport News 8.
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Upset r!:;>i Of Bell Puts I; IS: Dunbar I
SoIidIy in Title Contention
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

The announcement Thursday
that the winners Of the East
and West Divisions Of the
Interhigh football league will
meet for the championship
November IL at D. C. Stadium
usually would have no effect
on Coach Jesse Chase Of Dun
bar. However. with only two
weeks Of league play remain
ing, Chase suddenly has rea-
son to be more than mildly in
terested.
Dunbar, loser Of 23 con-
secutive league games at the
start Of the season, bounced
back from its only West Divi-
sion defeat to jump into q
three-way tie for first place by
upsetting Bell the previous
leader, 7-6, yesterday at Nc
Kinley Tech.
Roosevelt, Western and Dun
bar now are tied for first place
with 81 records. Bell is 81.
John Bell scored for Dunbar
with less than a minute to play
on a 16-yard gallop around his
own left end, then drove over
right tackle for the all-impor-
tant extra point.
Tackle Horace Stewart set up
the touchdown by recovering
a Vocat tumble on the l3. Tail
back Robert Wooten picked up
two yards off tackle, but was
penalized five for crawling,
putting the ball on the 16.
The Vocats had broken a
scoreless deadlock only minutes
before when Quarterback
Kenny Burns Sneaked over from
the three.
The Vocats got their chance
when william Saunders inter-
cepted a pass on the Dunbar rs
and lost four yards on the re-
turn. Burns took over and fired
an 11-yard sideline pass to Left
End Ed Terrence and another
to the opposite end, Hugh
Brantley, for 10 yards and a
first down on the three.
Bell missed two other scoring
opportunities in the third
period. The first might have
been one of the key plays OF
the game. Bell was driving and
had a first down on Dunbar's
7-yard line when Halfback
Charlie Bowmen broke OIL
tackle and appeared headed for
a score. However, Lowell Demp-
sey snatched the ball out OF
Bowmen's hands and fell on 1t
on the 1-yard line.
Dunbar also missed a couple
of scoring chances in the first
half, reaching the Bell IL and
five.
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SPINGARN SURGE
BEATS PAINTERS

Spingarn spotted Phelps a
1877 first half lead and then
came on to push across two
fourth-period touchdowns to
defeat the Panthers, 21-19, yes
terday at Spingarn.
Halfback Jim with am S
capped a 50-yard drive with
1:48 remaining to score the
winning touchdown from eight
yards out.
Quarterback Earl Mayo passed
As yards for the first Spin
garn score and ran four yards
for the second.
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GRASSLAND PAGES
EASTERN VICTORY

Halfback James Grassland
scored two touchdowns yester-
day to lead Eastern to a 1910
victory over Anacostia in an
East Division contest at East
ern. The Ramblers, defending
Interhigh and City champions,
boosted their league record to
three victories against one de-
feat.
End Albert Green set up the
first Eastern touchdown by
intercepting a pass and raced
as yards to the Indians five.
Grassland cracked over for the
score.
Grassland raced 40 yards for
his second touchdown and
Quarterback Harry Bennett
passed to Green for so yards to
set up the final score which
came on Melvin Lewis 3-yard
,.,tV,
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WEN SLATE SMEARED z
CIV Freshmen Shorp
In Conference Start

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, Oct.
20 (AP).-George Washington
University's freshman football
team stepped back into its own
conference yesterday for the
first time this season and
found the competition very
much to it's liking.
The Colonials, who had lost
their first two starts to the
Navy Plebes and the Mary
land Freshman, routed previ-
ouSly unbeaten William &
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BAILEY TRIGGERS
LANDON VICTORY

Quarterback Joe Bailey con-
nected on touchdown passes of
22and 80 yards yesterday as
Landon School defeated Friends,
1876, in an Interstate Athletic
Conference game at Friends.
Bailey passed % yards to
Tony Kupka in the first period
and 80 yards to John McCon-
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FAIRFAX SPOLLS
JAGUARS' NIGHT

Fairfax High School scored
its second victory in Northern
Virginia Group la competition
last night, defeating Falls
Church, 14-0. in the latter's
Homecoming game at Falls
Church.
The Rebels recovered a
Jaguar tumble on the Falls
Church 81, and with Quarter
back Jon Schulstad, Bill John
ston and Mike Hagan picking
up yardage, moved to the
Jaguars' one. Johnston ran over
the touchdown.
Ed Gore intercepted a Falls
Church pass on the Is and ran
for the second touchdown.
Both teams threatened to
score in the opening period.
Falls Church moved to the 10
before Gore intercepted a pass
on the one-yard line to end
the threat. Fairfax moved in
side the Jaguars' 10, but Jim
Julien recovered a tumble to
halt the Rebels.
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DELAWARE TEAM
ROUTS CARROLL

Jimmie Roles and Jimmie
Foster each scored three touch
downs AS Salesianum defeated
Carroll, $50, last night at VIII
mington, Del. 1t was Salesi-
anum's fourth straight victory.
Roles got away on a 36-yard
touchdown run and Foster re-
turned an interception 40 yards
for another score.
Carroll got to Salesianum's
44-yard line in the first period
for its deepest penetration, but
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5000 SeeW-L
Record Fourth
Victory In Row
BY EDDIE CRANE
Star staff Writer

A tough defense plus a top
flight field general could add
up to q Northern Virginia
Group Ia championship for
Washington-Lee High School.
Last night, before 5000 fans
at WI, the Generals scored
their first shutout Of the sea-
son, banking Hammond, 14-0,
on two first-half scores. It was
wills fourth straight victory
following an early season loss
Ito Patrick Henry Of Roanoke
and also its fourth league deci-
sion without a loss.
Quarterback Lynn Moore di-
rected the Arlington eleven Of
fensively while Guards Bill
Boehly and Dennis Phillips.
Tackle Alan Slabe and Line
hacker Clayton Day spear
headed defense. Day started
his first game as a result of his
outstanding play in practice
sessions.
The game wasn't three min
utes old when VII took a TO
lead on John Girtman's two
yard dash off tackle, climaxing
a five-play, 33-yard drive fol-
lowing a Hammond punt.
With less than a minute re-
naming in the half, WI
scored again. Bill Petruzel re-
covered a Hammond tumble on
the Admirals' 20 and it took
Moore just two plays to make
| it 14-0. He passed Is yards to
Halfback Mike FIX, then fol-
lowed with an identical pass to
FIX, who caught the ball on
the nine and raced the rest of
the way. Jeff Smith added both
extra points on placements.
Hammond got inside wills
80 only three times. Billy Dod-
son missed his first field goal
attempt in five tries from 80
yards out, halting one threat.
Twice WI took over on downs.
Hammond had first and goal
to go on the nine and wills
defense, spanked by Phillips
and Boehly, pushed the Alex
andrians back to the 10 and
took over on downs.
WAsHINGToN-LEE = Z 20 GA
HAMMOND 90 0 o. o.
W-L-Girtman 2, run Smith kick
| W-L-FiXx. pass from Moore (Smith
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PunfiI SideIined

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20 tAP).-
The st. Louis Cardinals placed
Tackle Ken Panfil on the in
jury waiver list today, reducing
the squad to the league limit
of IS. The 270-pound Panfil
missed almost all of last season
with a knee injury and the bad
knee still bothers him.
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ROOSEVELT RALLY
SUBDUES WILSON

Roosevelt High School bounced
hack with two touchdowns IN
the last quarter on home run
PLAYS to beat Wilson, 20-l3, IN
a West Division game yester-
day at Roosevelt.
Wilson scored early In the
fourth quarter on a snort
plunge by Richard Rusk. But
on the second play after the
kickoff, Quarterback Thomas
Hughes of Roosevelt connected
with End Boyce Smith on a
6O-yard touchdown pass to tie
the score.
With four minutes remaining
in the game, Hughes inter-
cepted a pass on his own 49,
The Riders then marched Tor
the winning score, with Ben
iamin Hawkins running the
last "a yards.
Quarterback James Travis
scored Roosevelt's first touch
down on a 63-yard run on the
second play of the game.
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Mary, 24-0. The Papooses had
won three straight. Hiaa
CIV dominated the game all
the way, recovering six fumbles
and never being threatened.
The closest the losers got to
.GW's goal was the 25-yard lire,
just before the half ended. .aa
Mark Gross, formally Of st.
Johns High in Washington,
got the Colonials started with
a 35-yard field goal in the first
period. sz
Halfback Joe Glass reeled off
a 61-yard run around right end
in the third quarter to set I'D
GW's final touchdown. Glass
then scored from 2 yards out.
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MADISON WINS
ON LATE SCORE

Madison High School drove
40 yards after a bad snap from
center to score a fourth-period
touchdown and defeat York
town, 1873, last night at York.
town,
Linebacker Craig Hayes re-
covered the cratic snap after
it was fumbled by the York
town punter and Halfback Bill
Bines capped the drive with a
Seven-yard run.
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Soph FuIIbock Shines
As CIV Stoys Unbeoten

Halfback Bob Riordan took a
handoff, bounced off one
tackler at the line of scrim-
mage, and swung outside to
race 63 yards down the right
sideline for a touchdown.
WAKEFIELD o 0 Z o. Z
GEO. WASHINGTON o 8 0 6-12
GW--Keller 1, run (kick failed).
Wakefield-Riordan SO, run (Fostel
GWMButler l3, pass from Kemper
(pass failedJ.
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DENITTO SPARKS
GROVETON WIN

Quarterback Pete Denitto ran
for two touchdowns and passed
for a third last night to lead
Groveton High Schools foot
ball team to a 800 victory
over Edison in a Northern Vir-
ginia Group la game.
Denitto scored twice on 10
yard runs and passed to Bob
Stephens for a 15-yard Scor-
ing play. Bill Poff kicked three
extra points and added a field
goal.
George Vance pitched two
touchdown passes for Groveton,
one to Gary Calhoun and one
to Raw Conway.
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Techs Squirt
In I'd Period
Beats BuIIou

Mckinley Tech scored three
touchdowns in the second
period yesterday to defeat
Ballou, 1876, in an East Divi-
sion game at Ballou. The
Trainers chalked up their
fourth victory against one tie.
The loss was Ballou's fourth in
five league contests.
Tech got it's first two scores
in rapid-fire order. Cornelius
Brown bulled / yard for the
first and the second was set up
by a Ballou tumble on the enSu-
ing kickoff, the Trainers re-
covering at midfield. On the
next play Halfback Robert
Winslow raced so yards for a
touchdown.
A 36-yard pass from Quarter
back Alphonso Gerald to End
Edward Dodson completed the
Tech scoring.
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Seven Players
Share SCORING
for Northwood

Seven players figured in the
scoring for Northwood High
School last night in a SAT- con-
quest of BladenSburg at North
western Highs field.
Lou johnson was the only
Northwood player to score
twice. catching touchdown
passes Of nine and % yards
from Jerry May. s'e
1t was the fifth victory in
seven games for Northwood and
the setback was the fifth for
the Mustangs.
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NORTHWOOD
BLADENSBUR

|NORTHwooD ---- Z 10 81 1874
BLADENSBURG ~ o z O o.
Northwood.-Johnson 9, pass from May
Jensen kick
Northwood-Bell 9. run (Jensen kiek).
Northvood-Gibson 5, run Kick
failed.
BladensburE-ouinn .. run Vance
kick.
Northwood-Jensen 9. run Jensen
kick.
MAY Jensen kick.
Northvood-Seckle "a Interested
pass Jensen kick. -
Northvood-Barley Is, run dick
failedl
hwood-Chatham II. run Jensen
kick.
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WILSON ------- 9 9 6 ,5-5533
Rooseveit-Travis 90, run daniels
wi1son.Iiberti IA, run (kick faile0.
Wilson-Rusk 2, run (Holloran' pass
RooseVelt@smith 90, pass from hughes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a, run (smith,
pass from Hughes).
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WESTERN SCORES
ON RANDALL I'd

Fullback Charles Randall's
touchdown from the one-yard
line climaxed a 50-yard drive
and gave Western High School
a 10 victory over Cardozo yes
terday in a West Division game
at Cardozo.
Randall carried the ball three
consecutive times after the
Raiders had moved to the Car
dozo 10. 1t was the third VIC
tory in four league games for
the Raiders, while the defeat
was the fifth straight for Car
doz0.
SEIEKsb 55Ro0 ---:------S 8 : g
Western-Randall 1, run (o'Nsill
kick.
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--- Q o o %
Is z 12-3S
Salesianum-Roles 8, run kick failed.
Salesianun1-Roles SO, run (cutrona
kick. 1
salesianum-Foster IA. run (cutrons
kick).
5alesianum-Foster s, run (kick failed
Salesianum-Roles II, run tkick
failed.
salesianum-Foster 40, interception
kick failed.
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JENKINS LEADS
MOUNT VERNON

Halfback Jim jenkins scored
twice to lead Mount Vernon to
a 800 rout of Osbourn last
night in a Northern Virginia
Group la league game at
Mount Vernon.
jenkins intercepted a pass In
the second period and returned
it 40 yards to give the Majors
a 1870 halftime advantage. In
the third quarter he romped
over from the five.
The victory was Mount YER
mons fifth in seven starts. Os-
bourn is winleSs in six games.
E SSHHs'V VERNON Z Z G2S
Mount vernon-carlock 4, run kick
: failed.
Mount Vernon7Jenkins 40, pass inter-
ception Dennehy kick.
Mount Vernon-Jenkins B, run Den-
Mount Vernon-Hicks 4, run Ckick
failed.
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PHELPS
SPINGARl

sPINdARN 0 o 14-21
Phelps-Gilliam, recovered tumble
in end zone. (kick failed)
Springsrn-Turner As, pass from
Mayo Gill run)
Phelps-Smith So, pass from Coe-
hins (kick failed)
Phelps-Bennett 80, pass from coe-
hins (Robinson kick)
Springarn-Mayo 4, run (Gill rum
STANDARDIZATION s, run (Mayo
rum
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Gray and Darlington Give
Episcopal Offensive Punch

naughey in the final period.
Halfback Bill Triplett ran rs
yards for the Bears other score
in the second period.
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CIVIC Gross, IS.
GW-Lauer. 1. plunge ldross kickl.
GW-Branch, 8. run (Gross kickl.
GW-Glass, 2. run (Gross kick). -.
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GRoVEToN - IS 10 Z 6-36
EDISON .----... O 0 0 o.
Groveton-Denitto 10, run (kick
failed).
Groveton- Stephens Is, pass from
Denitto (Pofi kick)S
Groveton-Denitto. 10. run (Poff
kick1
Groveton-FG. Poff Is.
Groveton-Calhoun 5, pass from
Vance (Poff kick.
Groveton-Conway 10. pass from
Vance (kick failed.
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MADISON .- o 8 O Ia
Yorktown-Safety. Glaze forced out Of
end zone.
Yorktown-Chastian /. run (kick
failed.
Madison-Bines z. run (Rupp kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

FAIRFAX % 0 7 ia
Fairfax-Johnston l, run Howard
kick.
Howard kick).
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FRIENDS

90, pass from Galley
(pass failed).
Landon-Triplett %, run tkick failed).
Friends-Msy IL, pass from Pyles
(pass failedD.
Landon--M cConnaughey 80, pass from
Bailey (run failed). TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-20

Bell ------------ y y
ReIl-Burns 8, sneak run iaiieo'
Dunbar---Bell 10, run lBeil run)'
Evening star., 1962-05-19
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batter tteken. Good prospect for
is5S isS5sS' u eusssssT ss:s .ifsf. issse' ssgS4c
GA, = Ax,I. M4k \. ! Is.. h 55I1. % fSil F.l:
Ssssi STins s ss,,s,n sssadles. lSn eonsaet Sslei
Nh. REID M6ndsy throush Sat-
ur6ay. WAyeriy B-es32. ewes. CT.
3-20b9: 80. -.
HOReE-Pcf sale, 6.yf. .-oid geld
S3b6, fE. S-SstS.
HORsEs BOAkDED. boz stalls. EinE
sGe spe.. i'o'hco Is. ~ s7.sless. ~ n0' oA0n 'n'l
BORSEs-f pinto mare, ! soTreil
Gelding. black and white seld-
nss c:St. :StEsl ss sSssr'sT a. f0Tss snnsrsd ssls
fof sale with or without tack.
phone for appointment. 301-MI.
5-s5Dl.
HORSR TRAILER, single. nice,
show. MAKE offsr. VA. f,2054.
LAkGE, BROWN MALE PONY, 8
e.sa Sf: ssssss,.e ss5sSssss, cone. S's''n''l'.
LARGE GLIDING PONY for sale.
western saddle and bride. S166
or best offer. WA. 1880.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE diamonds or geld jevelry
of any description. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. ei4 13tA st. me-.
ANTIQUES WANTED
Porcelain, Glass PAINTINGS. Rugs,
Gold Coins. Guns, JeWsiry. Used
Furntture. etc.
CALL ANY TINE. Dl. 7-sS43
BEDROOM, dining Ym.. contents ef
home: sssh. Es Do mqytng, L stssL.
FURNITURE wanted today: good
furniture, aAy anaount. also want
refrtgefators, gas stovs and pianos.
Call MR.. GRADY, Ma. S-267a.
OFFICE FURNITURE, al types.
Best prices paid. Call US first at
DESK. INC, Ma. S.3e46.
PIANOS, ALL STILES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES. /.
Cali day or night, 70. e-3O3e.
Evening star., 1962-05-19
WOMEN
DUE TO
CONSTANT
EXPANSION

We are in need Of women. full time
seeing ct our gift shops located
In various hotels and motels
throughout the D. C. area. Apply
WASHINGTON INFORMATION
SERVICE, 1900 N. Y. ave. ne.
between 10 am. and 2 pm, LA.
Evening star., 1962-05-19

PIAN0S-Kinban whitney model.
full keyboard. erAnd-new, SS95.
inelaeiEpE6 sEE6BsEfh Ssnsh, LSETc TssTs' Co
I1os Q 81. NV. d. 7-e4e4