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Evening star., 1963-09-28
HIGH POINT NIPS
TITLE FAVORITE

High Point High School fl
nally broke into the scoring
column after two successive
shutouts, coming from behind
to nip Bladensburg, 14-12, last
night at Northwestern.
The Eagles opened the de.
fense Of their Prince George,
County League championship
by dumping one of this year!
favoriteS after falling behind
1910.
Eric OSer ignited the Eagle!
by racing 81 yards with a kick
off for their first touchdown ir
the second period. He also cir
cled end for the extra point
which proved to be the margin
of victory.
High Point started its win
ming drive midway through the
Evening star., 1963-09-28
ABURROW STARS
FOR LITTLE HOYAS

Speedy Harry Aburrow raced
81 and 38 yards for touchdowns
and added two extra points to
pace Georgetown Prep to a
1912 victory over Friends in
an Interstate Athletic Confer
ence game yesterday at Prep.
Aburrow's 38-yard touch
down romp on a reverse on the
first play Of the fourth period
gave the Little Hoyas a 30-12
lead and took the wind out of
a stubborn Friends team that
never led, but played the Little
Hoyas almost even, over the
middle two periods.
The triumph was the third
in a row this season for the
Evening star., 1963-09-28
GENERALS FIND
SCORING RANGE

Halfbacks John Girtman
and Pete Lafakis scored on
long runs as Washington-Lee
High School showed an often
sive punch for the first time
in five games for a 21-0 vic
tory over Marshall in a Group
Ia League game last night at
Marshall.
The Generals had scored
only IA points in four previous
games.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
You Be the
Quarterback
QUESTION
By JERRY BURNS
Head Coach. State University of Iowa

QUESIlON
This one is bit tricky. But
try it, anyway. With the scrim-
mage line your own 80, you,
the Rice punter on fourth down
and 8, are standing 13 yards
deep in a spread formation
(linemen split apart), when a
bad center pass bounceS in
front of you. With the Loui-
Siana State line in hot pursuit,
you pick up the ball, see your
right end open, and complete
a pass to your 48, where the
end is downed. BY this time q
situation probably has devel-
oped which a quarterback
should know about. What rul-
ing is likely:
/. Your ball, first down on
the 48?
2. Your ball, fourth down or
your Is?
3. LSU's ball, first down ON
your 30?
(Answer on Page A-10)
Evening star., 1963-09-28

6oUGLHss - . o-i5
caryer-Bumbrey 7O pass from Ban.
Mister lHumeS rum.
Caryer-JohnSon 80. run with inter-
eepted pass (Mosley, pass from
Bannister).
carver-Humer 32, run tPerrell rum
Caryer--Bumbrcy 70 pass from Ban.
Mister lPerrell rum.
carver-Humes as. run trun failed.
Douglass-Bryant 40, pass from Car
ter (pasS failed)
caryer&Johnson 82. pass from Ban.
Mister tBannister rum.
Caryer---Bowler 80 run with inter-
cepted pass tPerrell rum.
caryer--Perrell 35, run tBannlster
Caryer--Mosley 90, pass from Ban
mister civilians rum.
garver-Newman 10, run torey rum.
Douglass-Turner 90. pass from Car
ter tHaley. pass from Carter).
Caryer-urey !, run trun failedl,
Sarver-Williams 20, run (pass failed)
carver-Perrell 40, run (Wiliiams
runD.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
MOUNT VERNON
PULLS SURPRISE

Mount Vernon High School,
struck early and Unexpectedly
to win its first game, 14-0, over
Groveton last night at Mt. Ver-
non.
The Majors scored the Sec
ond time they had the ball on
a 70-yard pass play from Quar-
terback Alan Weston TO Half
back Reid Carlock. They added
another touchdown in the third
period on a 50-yard march,
with Quarterback Ray Graham
running 5 yards before lat
eraling to Halfback Leigh An
gel who went another 10 for
a score.
Mount Vernon's record is
now l-2-l. The loss was Grove
tons third in four contests.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
LUTHER-JAC
RALLIES TO WIN

Luther-Jackson moved SIS
yards midway in the fourth
quarter for the winning touch
down as the Tigers nipped
Jennie Dean 1877, last night in
a Virginia Interscholastic As
sociation game at Fairfax High
School.
Quarterback Ben Naylor
plunged over from the / after
Evening star., 1963-09-28
AtomsCoac1
Happy With
4First Downs
By STEVE HERSHEY
star Staff Writer

Considering his team had
made only four first downs,
Coach Ed Henry of Annandale
was in a cheerful post-game
mood last night. But he had
good reason to be.
The Atoms had jumped back
into contention in the North
ern Virginia Group la League
by recording their second sue
cessive shutout, TO, over Ham,
mond before 4,500 cheering
fans at Annandale.
Henry has long been a firm
believer in defense. his motto
being, We've never lost q
shutout yet" He seems to have
sold the idea to his players
who haven't been scored or
since losing their opener, 1877
to unbeaten George Washing
ton.
Last nights capacity crowd
was treated to an old-fashioned
defensive struggle. At the end
Of the first half. Annandale
had two first downs and Ham
mond one. There were IL punts
Jim Lambert. a solid 172-
pound senior who Is the only
player to play both ways for
Annandale, set up the lone
touchdown by recovering q
tumble on the Admirals 7-yard
line midway through the final
period. H a m m on d had Just
stopped an Atom drive on Its
6, but fumbled on the next play
Lambert cracked the right
side twice to move the ball tc
the 4. Then Quarterback Scott
Church pitched out to Halfback
Dan Mooney, who bobbled the
ball, dropped 1t, and then fell
on it in the end zone for the
score.
The Admirals picked UP two
Of their five first downs late
in the game. but an intercept
ton by Lin ebacker Fred
Mooney, Dams younger brother
killed the final threat.
HAMMOND o O m
ANNANDALE 0 o o ~
Annandale-Mooney recovered owr
Evening star., 1963-09-28
CALVERT COUNTY
BLANKS GLENELG

Fullback Roy Laine bucked
over from the / after a six
play 55-yard march to give
Calvert County q TO victory
over Glenelg last night at Cal
vert County. Laine, who also
ran for the extra point, scored
on the first play Of the fourth
quarter.
Both teams are now 1-2.
GLENELG o o 0 O-6
CALVERT COUNTY o 0 . II
Calvert county-Laine 1, run Gaint
rum.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
ROOSEVELT ROMPS
ON LONG DRIVES

Roosevelt High School
bounced back from a TO loss
to st. Johns last week with a
26-12 romp over Bell In a West
Division football game yester-
day at Roosevelt.
The Riders scored all of
their touchdowns on long
drives and added a safety when
Quarterback Frederick Doug
lass Of Bell was tackled in his
own end zone. Douglass passed
for one Bell touchdown and
ran for the other.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
PAIR OF PASSES
HELP HERNDON

End Herby Haines scored on
passes Of Al and 16 yards from
Quarterback Jimmy Powers to
lead Herndon to a 1870 victory
over winless Loudoun Valley
last night at Purcellville. The
Hornets now have a 81 record.
toGB6SS tH5SSR1S VALLEY 8 3 Z &iSS
300u shrdlu emfwyp vbgkoj shmm
Herndon-Haines II, pass from
Powers Rome rum,
Herndon-Haines I6. paaa from
Powers (paGs fAiled)
Evening star., 1963-09-28
CARROLL GAINS
THIRD TRIUMPH

Carroll High School will en-
ter Catholic League play next
week with a perfect record, but
the Lions won't come much
closer to defeat than they did
yesterday.
Lion Quarterback Joe Mar
zetti completed a 16-yard
touchdown pass to End Herb
Rushing with slightly less than
four minutes left to play to
give the Lions a 1877 victory
over Spingarn yesterday at
Carroll. 1t was Carroll's third
triumph.
The Lions winning drive got
started when q roughing
the kicker penalty put the ball
at midfield. I holding penalty
and two passes from Marzetti
to Rushing got the score.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
1913 VICTOR
CurverGoes
On Fantastic
Point Binge

At the rate Carver High
School is improving against
teams in the Virginia Inter-
scholastic Association, Sperry
Rand will have to be called in
for its final game Of the season,
Carver held" to SO points
last week in winning its second
game Of the year, rebounded
with an 1918 effort against
Douglass last night at Doug
lass.
Quarterback James Ban
mister unloaded touchdown
passes Of 10. 10, so and 20
yards. ran for two extra points
and passed for another. Dis
tance for the l3 touchdowns
totaled ACT wards.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
Fuirfux Plays
oStuIemute
Three Times

Fairfax High Schools foot
ball team hasn't won or lost
a game so far this season, but
the Rebels have aroused the
ire Of the entire Northern Vir-
ginia Group la League with
three straight ties, two of
them against preseason con-
tenders.
The Rebels did 1t again last
night, coming from behind to
tie George Washington, 14-14,
before $500 fans at the Alex
andria school. Fairfax pre-
viously had played to a score
less deadlock with defending
champion Washington-Lee and
a 6-6 stalemate with Madison
Fullback Tony Esparazs
picked up SO yards, As Of them
on one crack, as the Rebels
drove so yards for the tying
touchdown in the second
quarter.
The Rebels got a break when
CIV was penalized after the
extra point, which would have
meant the tie, was blocked
Jeff Cassidy then ran over the
all-important point from the
1l2-yard line.
George Washington took the
opening kickoff and marched
right downfield for a touch
down. Fairfax came right back
on a 14-yard pass from Quar-
terback Howard Chapman to
End Eddie Bodine.
The Presidents, now Pol,
took the lead on a 7-yard pass
from John Kemper to Half
back Alan Kidd. CIV advanced
to the Fairfax Z in the fourth
quarter but lost the ball on
downs.
eA9srAkk ak6. AksH: 80 I 9 &ffii
Geo. Wash.-KniEht /, run (swift
kick).
Fairfax-Bodine IA, pass from
Chapman (Malo kick).
Geo. wash.-Kidd 2, pass from
Kemper (Swift kick).
Fairfax-Esparaza /, run Cassidy
run),
Evening star., 1963-09-28
TUMBLE HELPS
WESTERN CAUSE

End Roland Merritt recov-
cred teammate Art Edwards
tumble in the end zone for a
touchdown yesterday as West
ern High School overcame q
60 Cardozo lead for a 21-12
victory in a West Division
game at Western.
Edwards tied the game with
a short touchdown run in the
opening quarter after End Lee
Bostic and Quarterback Henry
Edwards had teamed UP on a
42-yard touchdown pass for
CardnZn.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
THOMPSON LEADS
MONROE ELEVEN

Quarterback Tommy Thomp.
son pitched three touchdown
passes to lead James Monroe
High School over Handley
26-8, last night at Monroe
JAMES MONROE - : 3 IS %;
Monroe-conway go. pass from
Thompson, Conway. pass from
Thompson).
Thompson pass tsiiiIed)Di D"'' IRON
Monroe-Calamos 10. pass from
Thompson run failed).
Monroe-Lowe 30. run with inter.
eeption Conway. pass from Thomp.
SOM,
Handley-Fischer 10. pass from La
Toilette tkick failedl,
Handley-sSiety. Chandler tackled In
end zone.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

ST. ALBAN'S --- 0 9 O l3--9
St, Albans-Woodruft SO, pass from
wilkinson (kick failedl.
st.. Anthony's-Camarese z, run (pass
failed).
st.. Albans-Redmond o, run (kick
failed).
st, Albans-woodruf so. pass from
wilkinson (Jacobsen kick).
Evening star., 1963-09-28
WASH.-LE
MARSHALL,
Wakefield Likes Adoqe
About Defensive Play

Tackle Dave Barnett blocked
a Wakefield punt late In the
third period and the Cavaliers
had a first down on the 20.
They moved to the 1-foot line
in seven plays but the tough
Warrior line held. Wakefield
fumbled on the next play and
it cost them two points.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HOWARD COUNTY
TOPS ANNAPOLIS

Annapolis High Schools 12-
game winning streak came to
an end last night when How
ard County downed the Pan
thers, 7-6, at Howard County.
The Lions scored the win
ming touchdown in the second
period on q 30-yard touchdown
run by Fullback George Petrlik
and a plunge for the extra
point by Quarterback Ronald
Tilgner. The drive started
when Guard A. G.. Favre re-
covered a tumble on the Pan
ther 40.
Annapolis, which had 6 100
record last season, scored in
the first quarter on a 12-yard
run by Arnold Freeman.
| ANN ApOT "a M n q
Evening star., 1963-09-28
ST. ALBANS OPENS
ON RIGHT NOTE

st. Albans scored twice In
the last four minutes to open
its season with a 1876 victory
over winless st. Anthony's yes
terday at st. Albans.
Lars Peterson's high punt
was fumbled by st. Anthony'S
and recovered by st. Adams
George Hillow on the losers
8. Two plays later Halfback
Pat Redmond raced nine yards
for the winning touchdown
with four minutes left in the
game.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

RESULTS YESTERDAY

AnacOstia 12, Chamberlain 2.
Annandale Z, Hammond o.
Calvert County Z, GienelE q,
Carroll ~, Spingarn Z.
Carver ~, Douglass 13.
Clarke County "a, Fauauier 7.
Culpeper, 2bi spOttsylvania, I2.
Dupal 30. Suitland Z.
Eastern 32, Mckinley o.
Garfield 20, Stafford q.
GeorEe Washington ~. Fairfax ~.
GeoIgetown Prep 3s,. Friends ~.
Good Counsel 10, Wilson I.
Hernd0n 10, Loudoun Valley q.
HiEh Point Bladensburg i2.
Howard County Z, Annapolis q,
James Monroe 20. Handiey 3.
Landon 21,- st. Paul's 4,
Laurel 10, .LaPiata o.
Lsthsr.JscRson IL. Jennie Dean !.
Mt. Vernon II, Groveton o.
Phelps -, Ballou ].
Roosevelt 20. Bell 12.
81. hbana 10, Sc. Anthony's g..
Wakefield !, Woodson z.
Malker-Grant 20, Parker Gray g.
WashintOn-Lee Fl, Marshall o.
western 81. Cardozo ~
Yorktown 10, Osbourn o.
NhmEo lODhI
Stuart At Madison, 2.
B-CC Al Sherwood, g.
walter Johnson al Blair. 2.
NorthwOod at wheaton, 2.
Richard Montgomery AZ Spring.
brook, 2.
Gaithersburs at whitman, 2.
PeaTy AZ Einstein, ..
Northwestern al Oxen Hill, 2,
Central at Andover, 2.
DaMatha al Norfolk Catholic, 2.
Douglass at Taylor, I.
James Wood at George Mason, g,
81 Johns At South Hills Pitts
Richmond Frosh al Bulls Prep, 2.
Bulls school at 81, James, 2.
Great Mills at LAckey, 2.
50. Stephens at 50. ChristOpher's, 2.
Wal frosh al W0odberry Forest, 2.
Congregational at Hampton Roads. 9,
ouantloo At Chrlstehurch, $3.50.
G0nHaEn W. O'C0nneIl 81 W-L, q.
episcopal al Rock Hill, r.
Fort Hunt W. WoOdson "B" Al
GrOveton, q.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
BY DALE SPROUSE
Star Special Writer

DuVal High Schools football
team has been forced to switch
from a passing attack to run
ming because of the absence
of Quarterback Eulo Regala
and the result has put the
Tigers into a contending posi-
ton in the Prince Georges
County League.
DuVal, which usually uses
the pass as its chief weapon
stuck almost exclusively to the
ground yesterday and rolled
past Suitland, 39-7, on the
losers field. 1t was the league
opener for both schools.
Aaron Ellison took over fol
the injured Regala and di.
rected the DuVal attack which
piled up Is first downs. Half.
back Jim Barton got the touch
down parade started with {
51-yard scoring run in thC
opening quarter.
The Tigers defense also pur
six points on the scoreboarC
on a wierd play in the opening
period. Dick Rankin, the de-
fensive captain. blocked a pun
on Suitland's 40-yard line.
The ball rolled all the way
into the Suitland end zonC
where Rankin recovered it fol
a DuVal touchdown.
DuVal'S defense almost shut
out the Rams, but Halfbacl
Gary Ledbetter passed 40 yard'
to Don Nowaskey for a SuitlanC
touchdown with only 10 Sec
onds remaining in the game.
PUEAt RTH4EANp .-.- Il 0 2 . l22-'i
pgyal : Barton 81 run tkicl
payal-sankin, recovered OlOcke'
DuVal-Hester 4, run (Hester rum
Duval-Fletchen 8, run (pass Il
Selby from Hester).
DuVal - Boylin 1, plunge (rui
Duval-sickles 8, run CThompsol
suitland-Nowaskey 40, pass from
Ledbetter Qedbetter run).
Evening star., 1963-09-28

G10P S2S 5o, COUNSEL - Z g 9 l2-1s
Good Counsel-Gallsgher go. run (Rus-
sell kick).
Wilson-Swind0lls 8. pass from Har-
bison Frutkin. pass from Harbi-
SOM.
Good Counsel-Gallagher /. run (kick
failed.
Good Counsel-Guidi 90. run (kick
failed).
Evening star., 1963-09-28
GRAY GOES DOWN
IN Sd STRAIGHT

Parker Gray High School lost
its third straight game last
night. bowing 26-6 TO Walker
Grant of Richmond. in a vir-
ginia Interscholastic Associa-
ton game at Parker Gray.
WALKER GRANT - 0 IL o 7-2e
PARKER-oRAY - o o o "a
. Maiker- -Qrant-Washington 81, pass
rum. Aun 'SsHas
failed). 0' '~" Nun
Walker. .oTant-Hawthorne 80. run
cepted pass (Callas run).
Parker Gray-Daletlne 8, run Ckick
Evening star., 1963-09-28

caTdCzcIPOstic .. ]sfst ~, Ats, pass from Ed,
Western--Edwards ., run (run failed)
Western-safety blocked punt rolled
out OF end zone),
Western--Merrttt recovered tumble In
end gone (kick failedD.
Western-Smith "a, pass from Woods
WOODY kick,
cardozo-Ford 27. pass from Edward,
(kick failed).
Evening star., 1963-09-28

Little Hoyas. who now have
won II straight games and six
straight league games in a two
year period.
FRIENDS O12 o %
oEoRdErowN PREP 5 is o l4-5S
Georgetown Prep-Mente l. run (Abur-
A row rum.
GEORGETOWN Prep Aburrow 27. run
(Edento run).
Friends--A.sy 50, pass from Donovan
(pass failed).
GEORGETOWN Prep-Mente L, run
Knight. pass from MitchelD.
Friends--May rs. pass from Donovan
(run failed).
Georgetown Prep Aburrow 3S, run
(paSs failed).
Georgetown Prep - Mitchell 1. run
(Aburrow rum.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

Garfield High School, un.
defeated after four starts this
year, is counting on experienced
Quarterback Dick Faucette tc
avoid a late-season collapse like
last year in the Virginia Grour
1-B Battlefield District.
With Faucette passing fol
one touchdown and running for
another, the Indians clipped
Stafford, 26-6, last night at
Stafford to move into a tie for
the league lead. Last year
after winning the first seven
games, Garfield gave up A
points while scoring 6 and lost
its last three games.
Faucette got the Indians
moving rapidly last night,
hitting Halfback Fred McCon-
ley with a 45-yard scoring
strike in the opening quarter
sEzH5EIatP s4zFEoFb -:- 3 SlS "a a.
Gar ar-Field-Mcconley as, pass from
Faucette lFredette kickl.
failed).
0ar-Field--Alden IL. run kiek
failed.
ar-Field-Faucette o, run (Tucker
pass from Fredettel
Oar r-Fleid-parker z, run (kick
| failed.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

RoosEvELT $3.50 9 9 3 lS93SS
Roosevelt-Neal 10, run Cklck failed)
Rossevelt-Payne 10, run (kick failedl
R00seveis-{ttai,vo RSooseyeiIs-So{nti .. run sick failed
in end zone).
Roosevelt-Gwyn s. run with inter-
ception (kick failed).
BellHReeds TO- pass from DOUGLASS
Bell-DouElass 10. nun Dick failedl
Evening star., 1963-09-28
LATE TOUCHDOWN
SAVES COOLIDGE

John Spearman scored from
two yards out on a quarter
back sneak with six minutes re-
naming in the game to give
Coolidge a 60 victory over
Dunbar yesterday at Dunbar
in the Interhish League West
Division opener for both teams
Seconds before, Spearman
set UP the touchdown with a
22-yard pass to End Paul Jor-
dan TO put the ball on the two.
SSSGSS41R2Son SGSSRS --.-----.. .-----.. 3 3 3 "a
coolldge--spearman Q, run (kiek
failed).
Evening star., 1963-09-28
YORKTOWN ENDS
LOSING SKEIN

Yorktown High School broke
a three-game losing streak with
a 1870 victory over Osbourn
last night at Manassas. Half
back. Ken Whitla returned a
punt so yards to set UP his
own 6-yard touchdown run.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
Quarterback Carries
Load at Garfield

he set up the score with a AT
yard pass to End Tom Smith
on the Dean 8. The Tigers are
now 81 in the VIA.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
ANACOSTIA WINS
DESPITE SAFETY

Anacostia High School wiped
out q 20 deficit with two
fourth-quarter touchdowns to
defeat Chamberlain, 1872, yes
terday at Anacostia In an East
Division league game.
Quarterback Robert Folts hit
End Art Sidney with a 12-yard
scoring pass to cap a 60-yard
Indian drive in the opening
minutes Of the fourth quarter.
Fullback Ronnie billiard,
tackled in the end zone earlier
for the Volts lone score, bucked
over from the one after Tackle
Roger Merkle recovered a
Chamberlain tumble. 1t was a
league-opener for both.
CHAMBERLAIN - 9 9 2 o.
ANACO5T1A .====.- o o o 12-12
chamberlain-safety, billiard tackled
Anseostis-sidnsy. i2. pass from
nacostia--Dillard 1, run trun
failed.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
LUXFORD LEADS
MCLEAN ELEVEN

Steve Luxford rambled fol
two touchdowns to lead Mclean
High School to a 21-0 victory
over Falls Church last night at
Falls Church and move the
Highlanders into a three-way
tie for first place in the Group
la league.
Falls Church suffered Its Sec
ond straight shutout in league
competition. The Jaguars are
1-2 overall.
sSEEs ssEEsT CHURCH : J 9 &2Ii
McLean-Luxford. II. run Faril
McLean-Luxford. 4. run Fari,
McLeAn-walmsley z. pass from
Jones (Faris kick).
Evening star., 1963-09-28
TWO KEY PLAYS
IGNITE LANDON

Sam Hawken ignited a Is
point second-quarter outburst
with a long reception and an
interception as Landon School
clipped st. Paul's Of Baltimore.
27-8, yesterday at Landon.
Hawken pulled in a 50-yard
pass from Quarterback Joe
Bailey to set up Pat Howell's
12-yard scoring run and later
raced As yards with a stray
pass for a score.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
DuVaI Converts
7oGround Attack

final quarter and marched 80
yards in seven plays with Quar-
terback Jimmy Doyle throwing
% yards to Bill johnson, who
ran 10 more for the touch
down.
Bladensburg Quarterback Joe
Vance, who threw 13 yards to
Rick Glover for the second
Mustang score, missed a field
goal from the Is in the closing
minutes.
sIab 4, 1,aI5rIsSFIFo S95HE 10 I g &I45
Bladensurs-Davis 8, run Ckick
failed).
Bladensburg--Glover IS. pass from
Vance (kick failed).
Hish Poin.-oser 81, kickoff return
loser rum
High Point--Johnson SO. pass-run
from Doyle loser rum
Evening star., 1963-09-28

Edison-Bayliss 81. pass from corsc
LeeWMoffitt e5. pass from Pool,
Ckick failed).
Lee-Poole 4, run (sutphin kick).
Lee-Allen 8, run (kick failed).
Evening star., 1963-09-28
HALFBACK PAGES
PHELPS VICTORY

Halfback Roger Scott. a fleet
5-foot-6, 165 pound senior
raced 95 yards with the OPEN
ing kickoff to score and added
two more touchdowns in lead
ing Phelps a BAT victory over
Ballou in the Interhigh League
East Division opener for both
schools yesterday at Easten's
field.
Scott, who gained 119 yards
in addition to his 95-yard romp,
scored the winning touchdown
on a 24-yard jaunt In the
second period, and added an
other score on q 52-yard run
late in the game. Junior Quater-
back Ron Thomas accounted
for the other two touchdowns
on passes Of 25 and SO yards
to Ends Sam Bennett and
Kenny Smith.
The victory was the Trades
mems first after two losses In
Virginia and Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
TWO FULLBACKS
EXCEL FOR LAUREL

, Laurel High School used
both its fullbacks to advan-
tage in defeating LaPlata, 1870,
yesterday at Laurel.
FirSt-String Fullback Mike
Cory scored from the three in
the first quarter to cap q To-
yard drive, and second d-stringer
Walter Reed, a sophomore, re-
turned an intercepted pass rs
yards for the clinching touch
down in the last period.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

wakefield--Elliott ~, punt returl
Moss kir.D
Woodson - Safety, DeHayen re
covered tumble IN end zone,
Evening star., 1963-09-28

2f2SHFF2E ao9HF VERNON 2 8 : 81
Mount Bernon-carlock 20. pass from
Weston toraham .kiek).
Mount Vernon--Angel is. lateral
from Graham (0raham klck),
Evening star., 1963-09-28

5 st; I N,I3I ,RIAgL's - Q 9 IS
Landon--Howell 12, run Kupka,
pass from Bailey.
Landon-Hawken 45.. run with inter-
ception (O'Bryon kick,
Landon---Batzell 4, run (kick failedl
St. Paul's-Cain l, run Bresee. pass
from CAIN.
Landon-Ball 2s. run tkiek failed
Evening star., 1963-09-28

JENNIE DEAN . 0 Z o. Z
LUTHER-JACKSoN 0 8 o 6-12
Jackson-Gaskins, IS, run (run
failed.
Desn-Coleman 20. pass from Quinn
Quinn rum.
Sackson-Naylor 1. run (run failed.
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AoMaS8 AoNARG5ie eeouNrY g 2 9 -
Annapolis-Freeman IL, run (kick
failed).
Howard County-Petrlik 80, run (Tfl-
gner rum.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

IHELFo --------- 9 l4|34
BALLOO --- o o o. z
Pnelps-scott 95. kickoff return
lFantroy kick).
Ballou-Ivey 1, run uvey run)
Phelps-Scott "a, run (Fantroy
kick.
Phelps-Bennett 25, pass from Thomas
(kick failed).
Phelps-Scott so, run Fantroy
kick.
Phelps-Smith SO. pass from Thomas
(Fantroy kick).