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Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29

and I must pray for God to help
the others and show me the way
to do His will no matter what lit
tie we do or say in the name of
Jesus God will not forget
or will He forget If we do not
help when we can and don't do 1t.
pray for all of you folks, for we
all need the prayers of Christ
ians. Keep up the good work and
God will surely bless you.
Yours very truly,
william j. Buckalew
Lancaster General
Hospital
N. Duke Street
Lancaster, Pa.
c/o Mems Surgical Ward
Send him cheerful card to
help shorten the long days of
Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Volk-
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
WARWICK

Funeral services were held at
Harmony Methodist Church at
Loo pm. on Sunday for w. Bur-
ton Street who died on Thursday
from a fractured skull when a
tree fell on him while working
for State Senator Eugene Book
hammer near Lewes. He was a
member of the Community
brotherhood and Pianist Of the
United Gospel Chorus for Is
years and a veteran of World War
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29


at ii am. by the minister, Rev.
Nelson Reppert.
Revival services are being
held at Slaughter Neck Chur c h
this week with the exception OF
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Rev. Nelson Reppert will be
bringing the message.
The W.S.C.S. will meet or
Tuesday evening, Dec. 8, at 7:3O
pm. in the church basement.
Everyone is asked to be pres
ent as 1t will be the Secret Pal
Party.
Mrs. Amos Higman passed
away at her home at Argos
Corner on Saturday. Her family
has the sympathy Of this COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvel Wilson,
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham,
Of Wallingford, Pa, we're week
end guests Of Harriet Wilson and
Jennie OFT at Fairfield Farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Adams
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Davidson Of Harbe-
son, on Sunday.
Michele Bennett was an over
night guest Of Janet Reed on
Friday.
Hubbard Argo is still a patient
in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital where he is having physical
therapy. We all wish him a rapid
recovery back to health.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Shepard
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nailor Wells and children David
and Linda.
Miss Patsy Carol and Arthur
Shepard were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Millman last week.
Lance Lynch, Of Spring Hill,
is patient in Milford Memorial
Hospital with a heart ailment.
Mrs. Catherine Moen OF
Chestnut Hills Estates, near
Newark, spent Wednesday with
her cousin, Mrs. jeanette Carey
and son Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Davidson
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Mabel Shepard spent Sat-
urday evening with her daughter,
Mrs. Pearl Armstrong, at Lynch
Heights.
David Bennett and Mike Hast
ings, first grade classmates, en-
joyed visiting with each other
on Saturday.
Mrs. Carlton Clifton and
daughter Nancy, Mrs. Jack Argo,
Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Ray
Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Penuel
and daughter Joan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jones joined a
group at Georgetown on Sunday
to 60 to Washington, DC, to
view the body Of the late presi-
dent, John F. Kennedy, at the
capitol.
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Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29

Mrs. Alice Short left on Mon
day to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with her son and family
Mr.. and Mrs. James Short In
Detroit, Michigan. Z,
Mrs. Clifford Holston was a
recent guest of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Swain Of
Cokesbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Barto
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Blizzard
we're week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Michener In Somer-
ton, Pa.
Be thankful throughout the year.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
SLAUGHTER NECK

Sunday School, Dec. l at 10
am, Vinal Carey, Supt.; Carl
ton Argo, Asst; Nancy Clifton
and Sarah Penuel at the organ
and piano.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29

Chicle II became the first
foreign-bred ever to win the
Gulfstream Park Handicap. He
won the race in 1850,
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29

Plenty of flying space. IS"
tall with stand; 11hx12x2S"
interior. Plastic crown and
base, clean-out tray, brass
plated tubular legs.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
FLOOR STYLE CAGE
Regularly 4 90
1888 VeOO

Housetop style cage with perch
es, cups and cleaning tray comes
on a So" stand with ." swing
ing hoop. Assorted colors.
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SURRATTSVILLE
TIES OXON HILE

Halfback Curt Massey bucked
over from the l with 8 seconds
left in the game to give Sur
rattsville High School a 6-6 tie
with Oxon Hill yesterday In q
Prince Georges League game at
OXon Hill.
Chuck Teubner, who was con-
verted from end to fullback for
the game, churned up 81 yards
in seven carries on the 85-yard
payoff drive that covered the
last 4 minutes. Teubner ended
the day with 80 yards on IA
carries.
Quarterback Gary Oden, who
twice was knocked out and had
to leave the game, passed Is
yards to End Richard Luurt-
soma for Oxon Hills score in
the first period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
High Point Runners
Win County Crown

High Point High School
scored a low total of % points
to win the Prince Georges
County cross country cham
pionship over six rival schools
yesterday at High Point.
Jim Brown of High Point
was the individual winner with
a meet record time of 1902.
Terminate Duff Marquardt
was second in 11:13.
DuVal was second in the
team standings with IA: Sur
rattsville, ITO; Bladensburg,
1871; Suitland, LAG; Central, 165.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
Mqh School Football
RESULTS YESTERDAY


AnnandaIe o, Madison 8.
Bulls School 26, Woodward o.
CardozO 2S, Dunbar o.
Central IA, LoudOun Valley IS.
DeMatha at MeDevitt, postponed.
Eastern 35, BaIlou 6.
Fairfax 81. Lee 20.
Eairmont Heights IL, Suitland 3.
non Is.
GrOyetOn !, Falls Church 6.
LandOn IA, Georgetown Prep 12.
Lane 26, Marshall 8.
Laurel Is, Charlotte Hall 8.
Lee-Davis Is, Stafford Z.
Madison County IS, Culpeper I.
Maret 25, Hawthorne 6.
Northwestern 20. High Point 6.
Orange ID, James Monroe I.
Phelps a.. Chamberlain 6.
Roosevelt I2, Coolidge o.
Spingarn I6, Mckinley Tech o.
st. Adams IA, Friends 12.
Surrattsville 8, OxOn Hill 6.
w. c. Taylor 13, Walker-Grant l2.
WaShingtOn-Lee 16, Wakefield Z.
Wilson 10. Western 8.
Yorktown Z, Stuart o.
GAMES TODAY
Camp Lejeune at ouantieO Post,
1880 Am.
Walter johnson at NorthwOed, 2.
Richard Montgomery at Wheaton, 3
Gaithersburg at sherwood. =.
Whitman at Einstein, 9.
Springbrook at Pezry, e
Bladensburg VS.. DuVal at Northwest
ern. =.
Great Mills at Central, 9.
DeMatha at McDevitt tPa.), 2.
Fauquier at LOudOun County. 2.
Bulls Prep at VillanOva FrOsh. 2.
Glenelg at Howard County, 2.
LaPlata at Lackey, 2.
Christehurch at st. Stephens, 2.
st. AnthOny's at BOYS Latin, 2.
Fishburn at Woodbury.. 2.
Congressional at Flint Hill,
Episcopal at Good Counsel, $50.
GOnEaga vs.. Carroll at Northwestern
Garfield at George Mason, 8.
WoOdsOn VS.. Herndon at Fairfax, 8
Edison VS.. Hammond at Lee. 8.
WI b vs.. Fort Hunt at Mount Yer.
non, 8.
ST.. Johns vs.. o'ConneIl at WI, 8
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Conversions Help Landon
CurtaiI Little Hoyas' Streak

Of the LAC title with a 1912
victory over Friends at Friends.
Friends drove Sc yards to
grab a 60 lead in the opening
period, shortly before Stow and
Woodruff hooked up on a ST.
yard scoring pass. Skip Jacob
sen then booted the first of two
game-winning extra points.
The Quakers again went 66
yards for a touchdown in the
second quarter, but Stow and
Woodruff combined in the first
play after the kickoff for a 60
yard touchdown.
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LATE TOUCHDOWN
BEATS CULPEPER

CULPEPER, Nov. 9 (Spe-
ciaD .-Fullback Ronnie Boyd
banged over from the 5-yard-
line to give Madison County a
lat victory over Culpeper here
last night in a non-l a que
game.
The visitors, Sal for the
sdason, moved SO yards for the
winning touchdown early in
the fourth quarter. Halfback
Richard Deal scored from the 5
for Culpeper, now 81.
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CIV OVERTAKES
MOUNT VERNON

George Washington had to
come from behind twice last
night to defeat Mount Vernon,
1913, and retain its slim
chance of winning the North
ern Virginia Group la foot
ball championship.
The Presidents travelled SO
yards in four plays-three Of
them Skeeter Swift to Ken
Lemay passes-in the final
three minutes for the winning
score. Mount Vernon had gone
ahead of Nick Yurchik's 16-
yard touchdown run with 3:45
to play.
Lemay, a 5-foot-10, 1885,
pound converted guard playing
end for the first time, also
scored GW's first touchdown
on a 16-yard pass from Swift.
John Kemper, GW's top Of
fenSive threat, injured his back
last week and didn't play. The
Presidents are now in third
place with a Till record and
one game remaining.
o a0gN WA yHRSSTN 8 g g Giiss
Mt. vernon-Angel 3s. pass from
Graham (kick failed.
GW-Lemay 10, pass from Swift
(run failed.
GW-Keller 4. run kick failed.
Mt. Vernon-Yurchik 49, run Graham
GWwLemay 8. pass from Swift Ckick
faiipdl
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ST. ALBANS STAYS
IN TITLE RACE

The passing combination of
Flankerback Dan woodruff
and Quarterback Ed Stow con-
nected for two long touch
downs yesterday as st. Adams
kept alive its hopes of a share
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SPINGARN BEATS
MCKINLEY TECH

Spingarn High School ended
its season with a 1870 victory
over Mckinley Tech yesterday
at Tech to even its East Divi-
sion mark at 3-3.
Quarterback Henry Whitaker
ended a 75-yard march with a
42-yard touchdown pass to End
Biship Brock in the first pc
Rod after the Green Wave de-
tense picked up a safety. The
Wave ended the season with a
ga overall record. Tech is AS.
sRRe4sE TECH $50 IS
spingarn-safety, quarterback tackled
in end zone.
Spingarn-Brock AZ. pass from
whitaker Queen kick.
Spingarn-Barnes is. run (oueen
kick).
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interrogation
By Weist Lifts
Northwestern
By DALE SPROUSE
Star Special Writer

FuIlback John Weist took over
last night when Northwestern's
passing attack faltered and not
only carried the offensive load.
but came up with a key inter-
ception as well.
Weist, q 5-foot-6, 150-pound-
er, stole a pass that led to a
Wildcat touchdown and then
scored one himself as he led
Northwestern to a 20-6 victory
over High Point in a Prince
Georges League game at North
western.
The speedy fullback picked
off an Eagle pass on his own
42-yard line late in the first
period to set up a 2-yard
touchdown plunge by Halfback
Gee Cosper. Cosper boosted his
touchdown total to IA for the
season.
The loss eliminated defend
ing champion High Point from
the title race. Northwestern
will finish in a tie for first
place with DuVal If the Tigers
lose today to Bladensburg. A
DuVal victory would clinch that
schools first football title.
Northwestern's two other
touchdowns came on costly
High Point fumbles. Bob
Vaughn recovered a fumbled
punt return on the Eagles 20
yard line and minutes later
Weist scored on a fourth-down
plunge from the /.
Dixie Spalding snatched an
other Eagle tumble, this time
in mid-air, reversed his direc-
ton and ran 8 yards to give
Northwestern its biggest lead,
200.
High Point was begged down
until late in the fourth-quarter,
when Quarterback Jim Doyle
cut loose on a 82-yard pass play
to Halfback Vance johnson.
With the exception Of the
long touchdown aerial, High
Points offense was unable to
move. The Eagles gained only
IA yards. Northwestern, paced
by Weist and Ron Raynor. with
II and 81 yards each, gained
236 yards.
HIGH POINT o o ID
| NORTHWESTERN o 10 90
Northwestern-cosper 2. run Dawes
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FAIRMONT GETS
FIRST TRIUMPH

Halfback Harold Brook
scooped up a fumbled punt and
ran 40 yards for a touchdown
with less than 2 minutes to
play yesterday as Fairmont
Heights defeated Suitland, 1873,
at Fairmont for its first victory
of the season.
In the third quarter, a rough
ing-the-kicker penalty against
Suitland set up a 43-yard
touchdown pass from Jerome
Spencer to Eugene Christian Of
Fairmont.
Suitland scored all Of its
points in the third quarter,
including a safety when Spen-
Ger was tackled in the end zone.
Fairmont had lost seven
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
BY Ed WINSTEN
Star Special Writer

A sturdy defense, which at
times bailed out a suffering
offense, has boosted the Roose-
welt High School football team
to an unprecedented third
straight Interhigh League West
Division championship.
The Rider defense, spear
headed by Middle Linebacker
Cordell Gill and Guard George
Jefferson. turned in its third
shutout Of the season yesterday
at Coolidge, clipping the Colts.
1910.
The defense recovered two
fumbles, cut off the Colts lone
threat with the aid of a penalty,
held the opponents to rs yards
in total offense and presented
the offense with the games
first touchdown.
Puts Colts In Hole
Ike jackson put the Colts in
a hole in the second quarter
with a 33-yard punt to the
Coolidge /. Cornerman Paul
Gwyne turned in a quick safety,
but the play was nullified by an
offside penalty.
Two plays later Fenton Payne
atoned for fumbling earlier on
the 4 by recovering Quarterback
John Spearman's tumble on the
10. With less than two minutes
left in the half. Quarterback
Barry Cont passed 6 yards to
Jackson for the touchdown.
The Colts made their lone bid
for a score midway in the third
period. Halfback Rick Malcolm
led q drive with quick bursts
over tackle and covered the last
seven yards for an apparent
touchdown. But the play was
wiped out on a backfield-in-mo-
ton penalty, setting the Colts
back to the II. Given a second
chance, the Rider defense
snuffed out the threat.
Whisenant Scores
The Riders then uncorked a
13-play drive for the last score.
Cont and End Pete Whisenant
teamed for the last q yards,
Whisenant pulled in a button
hook pass at the 20, nimbly
de-stepped two defenders and
raced untouched into the enc
zone.
jefferson, a mamouth c75.
FOUNDER who shares the middle
Of the line with Gill, Eddi,
Hightower, Richard Green an,
Flo Gaskins held the Colts II
II yards net in the first half Oh
IL rushes. On three Of the min
times the Colts had the bal
they lost ground.
Rider Coach joey Kaufman
deservedly proud Of the defense
was worried about his offens,
which he claimed got the cob
webs" The two-week layof
before the Riders play for tn
league championship did no
worry him. "It's better thar
last year when we played tire,
games in eight days"
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MARET SPLURGES
IN LAST QUARTER

Maret School erupted for 10
points in the fourth quarter to
defeat Hawthorne, 25-6, yester-
day at Maret in the hosts sea-
son finale.
Fullback Steve Kolker led
the barrage with a seven-yard
run for a touchdown and a 65-
yard score with an intercept
ton. Maret is now 3-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09

Bordley made a great effort on
the 10 when Prep Safetyman
Mike Mitchell hit him near the
sidelines. Bordley was
knocked off his feet, but man.
aged to regain his balance and
stumble the remaining yards.
Props two scores came the
first two times it had the ball
in the second half. The Little
Hoyas took the kickoff and
drove 70 yards in is running
plays with Fullback Pat Mente
crashing from the /.
-Four plays later, the losers
were at it. again, driving 81
yards in IA plays to take the
lead. Again Mente plunged for
the score. After B alley and
Bordley put Landon in front,
14-12, the Little Hoyas began
still another march that car
ried SIS yards before a tumble
ended the threat on the Lam
don 8 with 48 seconds to play.
GEOpGFTowN pREp n n a 40
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Orange Earns
Piece Of Title
In Battlefield

ORANGE, Va, Nov. 9 CSpe-
ciaD Orange High School,
which has received little or no
notice in the Virginia Group l.
B Battlefield District this year,
has thrown the District into a
turmoil and assured itself Of at
least a third Of the champion
ship.
Orange stunned James Mon
roe. 1877, here last night by
putting the clamps on Jeff Ca
lomos and Ted Limbrick to
move into a tie for the District
lead. Garfield can qualify for
tri-h onors by defeating Os-
bourn next week in its finale.
The heavier hosts jumped
out to q 1870 lead on touch
downs by Smoky Jordan and
Charles Clatterbuck and then
had to hold off two last-quar-
ter threats. Held to 80 yards
net on the ground, Monroe
gained 202 yards in the air but
lost one scoring opportunity on
a pass from center on the Or
ange 5 and handed the winners
a chance on another bad pass
from center.
Jordan's plunge capped a 90
yard march and Clatterbuck's
romp came on the first play
after a Monroe punt attempt
was thwarted by the first Of
the two poor centers.
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LAUREL DEFEATS
CHARLOTTE HALL

Halfback Irving Mundell ran
for his 10th touchdown of the
year yesterday as Laurel High
School wound up its football
season with a 1876 victory over
Chorlotte Hall at Charlotte Hall.
Laurel finished with a 5-3-1
record.
Mark Schnabel of Laurel in
tercepted a pass on Charlotte
Halls 10-yard line in the sec
ond quarter and then caught a
pass from Jim Cross for a
touchdown.
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WI Remains Undefeated
At Expense Of Wakefield
By CLAY KEMP
star Special Writer

Washington-Lee High
Schools football team now has
played q straight games with
out q loss in the Northern Vir-
ginia Group la League, but
the league title may evade the
Generals for the second time
in three years.
Washington-Lee last night
defeated Wakefield, 1871, be-
fore more than 1000 fans at
WI to keep pace with Mclean
atop the league standings.
Both teams have SOL records
with one game remaining.
The Generals must play
George Washington (7-I-D on
Thanksgiving while Mclean
winds up its season against
Woodson (4-4D next Saturday
night at Fairfax.
Girtman Goes Over
The Generals marched Sc
yards in the second period
last night for their first score
with Halfback John Girtman
going over from 5 yards out.
John Leypoldt kicked the point.
Halfback Ron Deskins, who
gained 159 yards in "a carries.
spearheaded the drive by
picking up 43 yards.
WI scored again with los
remaining in the half, driving
81 yards in six plays. Deskins
picked up 40 yards in this
drive including the last four
for the score.
With one second remaining
in the half, Leypoldt split the
uprights for a 30-yard field
goal.
Quick Score
Wakefield, which was held
to a meager SIS yards in the
first half, kicked off to the
Generals to start the second
half, but three plays later the
Warriors had a touchdown.
The kickoff was fumbled and
Tackle Ernie Robson recov-
cred on the WI %. Quarter
back Dave Spiker ran for 10
and on the next play Halfback
Bob Riordan found a hole on a
quick opener and went the
last 10.
Wakefield apparently scored
again as Bob Newkirk raced 80
yards with recovered tumble
early in the fourth period, but
the play was called back as the
referee said the whistle had
blown before the tumble.
Washington-Lee had a wide
margin in the statistics. The
Generals rushed for 215 yards
to the Warriors 81, and added
81 more through the air. Wake
field completed six Of IA for so
yards.
WAKEFIELD o o Z o.
WAsH1NaTON-LEE o 10 o Ole
Washington-Lee-Gir 8, run LEY
poldt kick.
hington-Lee-Deskins 4, run (run
failed.
washington-Lee-Fo. Leypoldt, 80.
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HARRISON STARS
AS WILSON WINS

Wilson Quarterback Dan Har-
bison broke open a 6-6 tie with
two third-quarter touchdowns
as the Tigers handed Western
its fourth straight defeat in
the West Division, 1876, yester-
day at Western.
The Junior signal-caller
sneaked over from the 2 to end
a 40-yard drive and later dove
over after Halfback Pete Libirti
ran back a punt 80 yards to
the /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

An out-weighed and under
logged, but fired-up L a n d o n
team came up with
something third-ranker George
town Prep didn't have yes
terday-an extra point kick
Grand as a result still is in
the running for a piece of the
Interstate Athletic Conference
championship.
In what Coach Ed Barton
called his most satisfying victo-
ry in years, Landon used a pro-
type passing attack and two
conversions by Tom O'Bryon to
snap Props 15-game winning
streak, 1912, at Landon.
Quarterback Joe Bailey Off
set the Little Hoyas Furnishing
ground attack with a nervy
and accurate passing that Of
ten resembled the play of his
summertime tutor, Eddie La
Baron of the Dallas Cowboys.
The sharp-Shooting senior
was on target on 10 Of his 20
passes, which accounted for 201
yards and both Landon touch
downs. The 6-foot 175-pounder
who does his teams punting,
also played defense for the first
time this season and even ran
back kickoffs.
Goes With Best
81 had to go with my best all
the time in this one," the elat-
ed Barton shouted betwee n
well-wishers afterwards. This
was a great victory, great. 1t
makes up for last year. This is
the one we really wanted"
The veteran coach was refer
ring to last years game when
Prep handed Landon its only
league loss, 20-6. and prevented
the Bears from winning their
second straight championship
Landon, now 81 in tn G
league, still must beat st. Al
bans next Friday to share the
title by defeating the Bears.
Yesterdays showdown was a
battle between Georgetown
Props running game and Ian.
don's passing attack. The losers
outgained Landon, 154 to 3
rushing, but completed only 4
of IL passes for 80 yards. The
Bears had five first downs to
is for Prep.
Scoring Drive
The Bears scored in the Sec
.ond period after Cliff Robert.
son recovered a tumble on the
Landon 43. Bailey passed twice
to Robby Bordley to put the
ball on the 4. On second dowr
from the 8, Bailey pulled g
stunt unusual for a scholastic
player. He faxed a dive into the
line, calmly dropped back anc
threw to End Sam Hawken in 6
corner of the end zone.
Bailey's other scoring pas,
came in the fourth period aftel
Prep had taken a 1877 leac
with about 6 minutes to play
After completing two short
ones, Bailey hit Bordley in the
left flat and the speedy enc
raced Sc yards for the score
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
TACKLE SCORES
FOR YORKTOWN

Tackle Lowell Bryan recov-
cred q blocked punt in the
end zone in the fourth quarter
last night to give Yorktown
High School a TO victory over
Jeb Stuart in a Group la
League game at Stuart.
Yorktown. which lost five Of
its first six games, rebounded
for three victories and a tie in
its last four games to finish
with a 4-5-1 record.
Guard David Hayes blocked
the punt by Stuart's Dan Bon
ham and Bryan fell on the
loose ball in the end zone.
Stuart's deepest penetration
ended on the Yorktown IA late
in the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
TAYLOR TOPPLES
WALKER-GRANT

FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
Nov. 8 Especially Quarterback
John Chichester scored from
the 2-yard line with less than a
minute to play to cap a 38-yard
drive and give w. C. Taylor
High School a 1912 victory
over Walker-Grant in q Virgil
mia Interscholastic Association
here last night.
Chichester also score d the
winners first touchdown on a
14-yard rollout in the first
quarter. The losers scored all
their points in the final period.
T NAEXEIkGRk-oaANr 3 g g 1EiIaa
Taylor-Chicheste IA. run Oatimer,
pass from Chichester.
lker-Grant-Parker a.. with tumble
pass failed).
ker-Grant-Brooks 90, pass from
Hailstalk kick failed).
Taylor-Chichester ,, middle lpass
failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
ANNANDALE WINS
ON FIELD GOAL

Danny Mistretta, who ear
lier had missed an extra point.
booted a 22-yard field goal in
the fourth quarter to give
Annandale a 9-6 victory over
Madison in a Group la foot
ball game last night at AMMAN
dale.
Madison jumped off to a 60
lead early in the opening quar-
ter when Halfback Ron Glaze
ran Sc yards with a loose ball.
Annandale's Jim Gre e k m a n
matched the score with an 30
yard scamper in the third
quarter.