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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
CITIZENS
MEETINGS

Meeting announcements
must be In the hands 81 the
CiUic Calendar editor by noon
Thursday OF each meek to
insure publication In the
column on Sunday. Those
received too late UiH not be
used separately unless there
is some special neDS sioniti-
canoe attached to them.
Educational and Vocational
Opportunity in q Changing So
ciety" will be the topic Of a
panel discussion at the Capitol
View Civic Association meeting
at BIS pm. tomorrow at Rich
ardson Elementary School, Fiji
ty-third and Blaine streets NE.
Participants will include Miss
Edith A. Lyons. assistant SUI
pertntendent of e e m entary
schools; Harold A. Clark, as
siStant superintendent in charg
OF adult and vocational educa-
ton In the District, and Prince
E. Goldthwaite, United States
Employment Service represen-
tative.
Other groups meeting this
week Cat 8 pm. unless other
wise indicated) are:
TOMORROW
CHEVY Chase Citizens Association, Chevy
Chase Community Center auditorium, Con.
nectcut avenue and Mckinley street NV.
southeast Civic Association, Payne
school, Fifteenth and c streets Sc.
Lincoln Park Citizens Association, Ex.
worth Methodist Church. 1906 East Capitol
Marshall Heights Civic Association,
Male school auditorium. Fiftieth and c
BIoOmingdaIe Civic Association, Tabor
Hresoyterian Church, Second and S streets
Rsndle Highlands Citizens Association,
avenue Sc.
Citations, Room S27, District BuiIdinS,
Fourteenth and E streets NV.
TUESDAY
Ahaeostia Citizens Association, Anacos.
s S1d n Methodist s.no Church Hail. Fourteenth
Mount Pleasant Nelghbors Association,
Mount Pleasant Library, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV.
Central Northeast Civic Association,
Smothers School. Forth-fOurth street and
Brooks place NE.
East Central Civic Association, Scott.
Montgomery School, AIS p street NV
Central Northwest Citizens Association,
Garnet. PATTERSON School, Tenth and U
streets NV.
Northeast Washington Citizens Associa-
ton, 1910 Massachusetts avenue NE,
WEDNESDAY
Hawthorn Citizens Association, Chevy
Chase Community Center, Mckinley street
and Connecticut avenue NV.
Capitol Hill Community Council, ST.
Marks Episcopal Church, Third and A
streets Sc.
BeItsyille-vansvIlIe District Citizens As.
ISOLATION, Beltsville Elementary School,
Powder Mil road at Cedar lane, Belts
THURSDAY
Congress Heights Citizens Association,
Congress Heights Elementary School, Fifth
street and Nichols avenue Sc.
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and gray into q neutral
color and his bullet-pierced
cap was of a type worn by
both sides. Although the
judges rated his entry as ex-
cellent artistically they con-
sidered 1t too weak for a sat-
isfactory stamp design.
For all of the thousands Of
people who noted that the
word Centennial" was mis-
spelled In the Gjertson de-
sign the Post office Depart
ment had a word Of assur-
ance. 1t will be spelled cor
rectly on the stamp TO be
issued July / at Gettys-
burg. Pa.
NhA la GACCtAUn
Seymour B. Stiss of Ar
lington has been named sec
rotary of NAPEX National
Philatelic Exhibitions of
Washington, D. c., Inc0, sue
ceeding the late Samuel M.
Burgess II.
Chairman Svend Yort, Vice
Chairman Carl F. Faul, jr.,
and Treasurer Edward s.
Conger we're reelected at a
recent board meeting.
The NAPEX organization
Is sponsoring a big national
stamp show in Washington
September 1920. 1864.
e
Cosby Classics In Sale
European classics from the
collection of the late Col.
Spencer Cosby of Washington.
including the Lom hardy
Venetia issues which won q
FIPEX award. will be sold at
auction Wednesday, February
81. by H. r. Harmer. Inc, s
West Forty-eighth street,
New York 80. NY.
Harris Catalogue
A second 1868 edition Of
the poor mans catalogue"
the Harris Us-BNA price list,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-17
Harris Catalogue

A second 1868 edition Of
the poor mans catalogue"
the Harris US-BNA price list,
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Congress Heights Citizens Association,
Congress Heights Elementary School, Fin
street and Nichols avenue Sc.
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COLLEGE PARK

CHOICE Of 2 brand-new ramblers.
bedrms., Va baths, full bsmt., and
level lot. Only Va block to bus stop,
shopping and schools within easy
walking distance Priced from
sl5,950-sl7,5oos and only 1919 down.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
- Jill FhOFE,eA g y, : -

HYAffsFILLEs W.-3-bedrm. Colo
nal, IN super c1nv. beaten, fully
landEcapod iot, sep. an IN. Priced
for gglek ssle 81 .oee; -.
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Garfield Routs
George Mason

Garfield High School
snapped a 1913 tie with five
seconds remaining in the first
half and then coasted to a
32-13 victory over Gorge Mason
yesterday in a non-league
game at Mason.
Quarterback Dickie Faucette
capped a 10-play, 74-yard drive
with a 1-yard plunge just be-
fore the gun to give the viSi-
tors a 1913 h alftime lead
Garfield added two more
touchdowns in the third period
one on a 32-yard pass by Eau
cette.
Tailback TODD McNabb kept
the Mustangs in the game foI
the first half with touchdown
runs of l and 38 yards. George
Mason, through for the sea-
son, is 2-5-1. Garfield Til
has one game remaining.
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Stags Ron1p
To 9Th Win
In Mud, 20-O

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 9
(SpeciaD. - DeMatha Hig h
School. ranked No. / in WASH
ington, D. c.. rolled to its eighth
consecutive victory today,
humping Archbishop McDevitt,
$50. on a muddy field.
The Stays, powered by the
running Of Fullback Brendan
Mccarthy and Halfback Gar
rett Ford. had to punt only
once. Ford gained 100 yards on
IA carries and Mccarthy pick
ed up "a yards in IL attempts.
DeMatha scored in the first
period when Mccarthy capped
a 65-yard march with a one
yard plunge. Ford's short
plunge ended a 50-yard drive
in the third period.
Quarterback Jim Acton ac-
counted for both touchdowns
in the last quarter. He rolled
out for II yards for one score
and passed 30 yards to End
John Foran. who raced 20 more
yards for the final touchdown
DeMatha's strong defense
spanked by Linebacker Rich
Mcpherson, never allowed the
losers inside its I0-yard line.
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Blair Beats
B-CC, 27-6

Blair High School capitalized
on three Bethesda Chevy Chase
fumbles to topple the Barons,
27-6, yesterday at Blair in a
Montgomery County game.
Tackle Doug Ross and Half
back jeff D'Agaris picked up
fumbles and rambled for touch
downs.
The Blazers first touchdown
was set up by q B-CC tumble
on the losers 81. Quarterback
Bill Hale ended the advance
with a 2-yard sneak over the
middle.
Blair is now as for the sea-
son including a forfeit loss to
Eastern. B-CC is 6-2-2 and
both completed their seasons.
The Blazer defense took
charge early in the game.
Middle Guard Lorin Sarbacker
led a steady stream of defen-
sive blitzes that shook the ball
loose twice on B-CC pass at
tempts and turned them into
Blair scores.
BETH b CHEVY CHASE 99se-oe
Blair-Hale .. run CHale kick.
Blair-RoSs Is, run with tumble (kick
failed).
Blair-Windsor 4. run CHale kick).
B-cC-Brandt 20, run kick failed).
Blair-DA garis 20, run with tumble
(Hale kickl. --f
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Episcopal
Scores, 60

Episcopal High School
marched 80 yards with the
opening kickoff for a first quar-
ter score and then turned the
game over to its defensive unit
as the Maroon defeated Good
Counsel, 60. yesterday at Good
Counsel.
On the first play from scrim-
mage Halfback Robin Byrd took
a handoff from Pete Gray on
the Maroon 20 and raced so
yards to the Good Counsel 20.
-Four plays later Byrd went over
from the three.
Good Counsel drove to the
Episcopal two-yard line with q
little over three minutes re-
naming in the game, but
missed first down by inches
Episcopal, which ran only -four
offensive plays in the third
period, then marched So yards
to the Good Counsel two be-
fore the clock ran out,
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Adgote, Arrottu
Star As Whitman
Rolls to 40-7 Win

Walt Whitman High Schoo
whipped rival Einstein, 40-7
yesterday at EinStein.
The two new Montgomery
County schools met for the first
time last year and Einsteir
completed an unbeaten season
by winning, TO. Yesterday
Whitman halted a two-game
losing skid by scoring in every
period to completely outclass
the Titans.
Hlfback Bob Adgate scored
three times and Bob Arrotta
added two touchdowns to pace
the Vikings to their fifth VIC
tory against four setbacks and
a tie. Einstein finished its first
varsity season with a 6-3-1
record.
/ Arrotta scored first on a 10
yard pass from brother Fred
and then raced so yards with
an interception in the third
quarter.
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GOnzaga Nips
Carroll, 14-13

On the strength of Mike
KaminSki's two conversion
kicks, Gonzaga High School
last night eliminated Carroll
from the Catholic League foot
ball race, 14-13, at North
western.
The Eagles, losers Of their
two previous league matches,
jumped off to a TO lead in the
opening period by marching 80
yards to score. Quarterback
John Himmelberg plunged for
the final three yards.
Carroll bounced back in the
second quarter when Halfback
Marcel Courtillet returned a
punt "a yards for a touchdown.
The extra point kick was
missed.
Gonzaga made another sus-
tanned march - this one &C
yards to strengthen its lead
Again Himmelberg sneaked over
Kaminski added his second
placement on the first play Of
the fourth quarter.
Carroll, now 5-3 after win
ming its first five. came charg-
ing back to score midway
through the period. Quarter
back Joe Marzetti capped a
drive with a 1-yard plunge.
The Lions made another bid
In the final minutes, driving to
Gonzaga's 3 before fumbling
Guard Dolby Liekweg recovered
for GonZaga.
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BY DALE SPROUSE
Star Special Writer

DuVal High School won its
first Prince Georges League
football championship yester-
day by nipping Bladensburg
20, before about 1000 fans
at Northwestern'S Memorial
Stadium.
A blocked BladenSburg punt
late in the second quarter led
to the game-winning safety
DuVal Tackle Dana Nicholson
blocked a Mustang punt at
tempt on the Bladensburg 30
yard line and then followed the
ball as it bounced toward the
end zone.
The 230-pound tackle lunged
for the ball at the 15-yard line,
but accidentally kicked it into
the end zone and out Of
bounds for what was to be the
games only score.
Bladensburg had attempted a
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closed their season with a 4-2-l
record which earned them a tie
for second place with Wheaton.
Halfback John Dierker re-
covered a tumble in the North
wood end zone to get Walter
johnson a first-period score
and then the game turned into
a defensive battle.
After two scoreless quarters,
the Spartans drove 81 yards
early in the last period with
Halfback John Krause scoring
from 4 yards out. Northwood
came right back to score on a
75-yard pass play from Brady
Straub to Bruce Sheehan.
Walter Johnson, which
rushed for 159 yards, moved go
yards for its last score with
Quarterback Ron Bagarus going
over from the one.
Northwood was held to az
yards rushing but gained 90
passing.
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20-yard field goal In the first
period, but it went wide.
The Mustangs had a pass
picked off in their own end
zone by DuVal's Paul Sickles
Another key interrogation by
DuVal came late in the closing
period as the Tigers Bob Bor-
chardt leaped to pull down a
pass from Mustang Quarter
back Joe Vance.
Ironically, it was an intercept
ton by Vance on his own IS
yard line that indirectly led to
the safety. The punting situa-
ton arose after Bladensburg
was unable to pick up any
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UNBEATEN, oNcE-TIED SEASON -.~
Rockets Beat Wheatonf for Title
By STEVE HERSHEY
star staff writer

With its defense playing as
well as advertised, Richard
Montgomery High School won
the Montgomery County foot
ball championship yesterday
by completely bottling up
Wheaton, 1910, before a crowd
Of $500 at Wheaton.
The Rockets, ranked No. 2
by The Star, completed their
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Dual Edges BIadensburg
For Prince Georges Crown

yardage from within its own
territory.
The Tigers stopped a Mus
tang touchdown threat with q
third-period goal-line stand
after Bladensburg had moved
from its own 30-yard line to
DuValS 4. But the drive fiz-
zled.
DuVal's deepest penetration
in Mustang territory came in
the fourth quarter. But the
Tigers were unable to move
after they crossed Bladens-
burg'S 20-yard line. tumble;
within Bladensburg'S IS halted
three other Tiger marches.
The Tigers, who only have
been in the Prince Georges
league four years, ended with a
SOL mark. Bladensburg fin
ished 3-3-l.
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Walter johnson Wins
Over Northwood, 1876

Walter johnson High School
pushed across two fourth
quarter touchdowns to turn
back Northwood. 1876, in a
Montgomery County League
Football game yesterday at
Northwood. The Spartans, de-
tending league champions,
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Christchurch Rallies
To Tie St. Stephens

st. Stephens scoring in the
opening quarter, and Christ
church, moving so yards in the
third period, fought to a 6-6
tie yesterday at st. Stephens.
Quarterback Rusty Gilpin
passed 20 yards to Halfback
Ricky Palmer to give the
Saints a 60 lead but Quarter
back Arthur Lipscomb knotted
the score with a 15-yard run
up the middle.
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third unbeaten season in five
years by registering their ninth
victory and seventh shutout
including a scoreleSs tie with
Walter Johnson.
Coach Roy Testers team al
lowed Just IS points in 10
games and hasn't been scored
on since it edged B-CC. 7-6,
a month ago. That was the
only game in which a league
team score against the Rock
cts. Springbrook scored IS and
Whitman 6 earlier in the sea-
son.
Led by John DeVries, a middle
guard built like a fireplug, the
brawney Rockville line limited
Wheaton to Is yards rushing
and four first downs. one in
the first half.
The Rockville defense had
its closest call in the final
quarter when three Jim Full
ton passes moved Wheaton 81
yards and gave the Knights a
first down on Rockville's 6.
After Billy Wright drove to
the /, three cracks-two by
Fulton-left the nose Of the
ball resting inches short Of
the goal line.
Richard Montgomery got the
games biggest break on the
opening kickoff and cashed in
on a Wheaton tumble to jump
out on top in the expected de-
fensive struggle.
Guard Bill Redkey pounced
on Billy Wright's tumble on
the 19-yard line. Six running
plays later. Fullback Brian
Wright scored from the 2.
Wright's 9-yard burst UP the
middle. giving the Rockets a
first down on the 8, was the
big play.
DeVries, a 5-foot-8, 210-
FOUNDER, made his most spec
tacular play of the day late in
the first quarter to help set up
Rockville's other touchdown.
With a bull-like rush past
two blockers. DeVries reached
punter Wayne Farley Just as
the ball was leaving the kick
er's foot. The Rocket star got
both hands on the ball and
batted it to the ground. Team
mate Jim Rowan fell on the
loose ball on the Wheaton SO.
The Rockets then blasted
their way to the 2 before Line
hacker Jack Bliss led two gang
tackles to halt the threat.
Wheaton punted on thirc
down and this time the Rocket.
scored. Five running play
moved the ball II yards to thu
% where it was fourth anC
seven. Quarterback Tommy
Manuel uncorked one of his few
passes and End Conrad Griffin
leaped between two defender.
to make the catch in the enc
zone.
Manuel, a 150-pound junior
kept his team on the ground
most of the game and the Rock.
cts totaled 125 yards and mint
first downs. He connected OF
four of six passes for 70 yards.
Another defensive gem re.
suited in an apparent Rockville
score in the final period. Wing.
back Kirk Schork picked off 6
Fulton pass and raced A yard.
untouched, but a clipping pen.
atty nulified the score.
Vince Colley, Tackle Mike
Price, Halfback Paul Watson
but mostly DeVries, made ur
what Coach Lester calleC
probably my best defensive
team" Lester now has compiled
a 40-7-1 record in his five sea.
sons at Richard Montgomery.
Wheaton finished 6-3-1 over.
all and in a second-place til
with Walter Johnson in thu
league. A victory yesterday
would have given the Knight.
the title.
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Mclaughlin Gets
Four More Scores

Bob Mclaughlin, Hammond'S
5-foot-10, 175-pound senior
halfback, broke lose for four
touchdowns to lead the Admi-
rails over winless Edison, $50,
in a Northern Virginia Group
la game last night at Lee.
Mclaughlin scored the first
four touchdowns to run his
season total to 10. Quarterback
Mike Lynch added a noth e r
touchdowns, kicked one extra
point and passed for two more.
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DEFENSE GIVES ST. JOHNS
40 THAT'S RIGHT, 4-O) WIN

st. Johns High School its offense Suffering turned
to the defensive weapon Of safees squeek by OCon-
nell, 40, last night at Washington-Lee's stadium
The victory keeps the Cadets in the running for the
Catholic League championship with 21 mark one game
behind front-runner DeMatha
bad pass from center set up the Cadets first score
Kicker Austin Yerks nailed in the end zone after
covering bad pass from center on fourth stua
ton Quarterback Lou Potter dropped in the end
zone on pass attempt in the fourth quarter
O'Connel 1-3 in the league, closed out its season
with 81 mark St. Johns last years city champion is
I'll overall and has game remaining-against Con-
zaga.
JOHNS o. "a end Hone SAFETY fdS tackled
cONNEL O-Olst. John's-Safety.
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Sherwood Bows
To Guithersburq
On Late Drive

Gaithersburg High School
drove 81 yards for a fourth
quarter touchdown to erase a
1877 deficit and defeat Sher-
wood, IA -, yesterday at
Sherwood.
Sherwood. after trailing 7-6
at the half, marched so yards
for a score, with Fullback Joe
Villella going over from 4 yards
out. Villella ran for the extra
point.
Gaithersburg drove So yards
for its first score, with Full
back Francis Beckwitz going
over from the five. It scored
the tipping marker with seven
minutes remaining on a 2-yard
run by Quarterback Larry
Jones. End Gerald Childe
kicked the point, his second
of the day.
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Woodson Triumphs
Over Herndon, rs

Woodson handed Herndon
High School its second loss in
nine games, 7-6, last night at
Fairfax High.
Fullback Gary Maupin broke
loose for As yards to the / in
the second period and then
plunged over on the following
play. Allan Myers placement
proved to be the margin OF
victory.
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Great Mills Tied
By Central Comeback

Halfback Frank Sizemore
turned in his 18th touchdown
OF the year to give Central
High School a SIS tie with
Great Mills yesterday at home.
The visitors jumped out to
a first-quarter 60 lead on Ron
Edwards 5-yard run. The run
for the extra point failed. Size
more ripped off a 51-yard
touchdown run in the second
quarter but the placement fSs
the extra. point was off line.
GREAT Great MILLS 80 6 9 9 0-S
Great Mills-Edwards 5. run Crun
Central = sizemore 81. run Ckick
failed).
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NoRTHwooD - 0 0 o d
Walter JohnSon-Dierker, recovered
tumble in end zone (Bagarus rum
walter ,Johnson-Krause 4. run (run
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as, pass from
Straub (kick failed).
Weller Johnson-Bagarus /, run (run
failed).
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DeMATHA ------ 9 o z l5-2s
McDEVITT -- o 0 0 o. d
DeMatha - Mccarthy /, run Ckick
failed).
DeMatha-Ford i, run daisy kick
DeMatha-Acton II. run (kick failed)
DeMatha - John Foran 80, pasS-run
from Acton Daisy kick.
DeMathar-Safety, Kazley tackled Be-
kelja in end zone.
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Kent Tucey Sturs
For Flint Hill, 14-0

Halfback Kent Tacey, who
missed the last three games
with an injury, raced 80 anC
As yards to lead Flint Hill over
Congressional, 14-0, yesterday
at Flint Hill.
lacey. the only senior on the
starting team, gained 152 yards
on only six carries and boosted
his point total to 46 for five
games. Guard Carl Ford ano
Tackle Dick Kiley led the Flint
Hill defense which allowed
Congressional to cross its &c
only once.
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RICHARD MONTG. Q 0 0-l2
Richard Montgomery-Wright Q, run
tkick blocked).
Richard Montgomery-Griffin rs, pass
from Manuel (kick failed).
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Peuy Beaten
On Punt Return

Sheldon Batchelder broke
loose for a 46-yard punt return
in the final quarter to give
Springbrook High School a H.
6 victory over Peary yesterday
at Richard Montgomery.
Halfback Nibby Pirrung's 81
yard dash climaxed an 80-yard
drive and gave the winners
their first score. Peary's touch
down came with IL seconds to
play when Guard Ronnie Sin
gleton recovered a tumble in
the Springbrook end one.
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sPRINGBROOK 0 o 6 80
PEARY -------- 0 o o o. o
Springbrook-Pirrung 81. run Ckick
failed).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 46, punt re-
turn (run failed.
Peary-Singleton recovered tumble in
end one (run failed.
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CARROLL - o 8 o ia
GONZAGA ----- 0 o TIA
tnski kick.
Carroll = Courtillet "a, punt return
(kick failed.
Observation-Disclosures /, plunge KAN
inSki kick
Carroll-MarEetti l. plunge crushing
kiek).
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EINsTEIN -------- 0 Z 0 O. z
whitman-Adgate 6, run (Adgate rum
Whitman-Adgate 2, run (run failed
Einstein-Gossage 2, run Martin rum
Whitman. Arrotts 10, pass from r.
Arrotta (Adgate rum.
Northumberland A. tnterception (run
failed.
Whitman-B. Arrotta so, interception
(Adgate run).
Northumberland 6, pass from KeiteI
(Shuff kick.
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SHERWOOD - 0 8 z O-i3
Gaithersburg-Beckwitz 5, run (childe
kick).
Sherwood-Burton 10, run (run failed.
herwood-Villella 4. run (Villella
rum.
Gaithersburg-Jones 2. run (Childe
kick).
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EPISCOPAL 1t o 0 a.
GOOD COUNSEL 0 0 0 %
Episcopal-Byrd 3. run kick failedl.
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E MSETHE oSoSBNsoN 3 g g lss-i''
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Duval-saiety. Nicholson.
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st, John's-safety. Yerks tackled 4
end zone.
st. John's-Safety. Potter tackled Il
end zone.
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le4e. James cagney. Virginia o'Brien.
$50 On HARRY'S GIRLS.
Romantic comedy Larry Byden.
q THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.
Situation comedy. Katy finger StevenS
teaches the General WaIter Abel
lesson. William Window, cathIeen Nesbitt.
Mickey Shodar and Bob Denver are
featured.
q TWILIGHT ZONE.
Dramas dealing with the stranser-than-
fiction, with fantasy and the unusual.
Nightmare at 10000 Feet" A man
recovering from nervous breakdown.
fears he Is suffering a relapse when no
one believes he sees menaeins, ape-Iike
man tamperlns with the engine Of an air
liner in flight. William Shatner stars.
Christine White, Asa Maynor and Nick
cFavat are featured.
1000 q THE JACK PAAR SHOW.
Variety Hour. Color. Guests: Oscar
LeVant returns Originally scheduled for
September 27) Shelley Berman and Gene
Sheldon