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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
Rore Penalty Proves
Costly to Hammond

Hammond High School and
10000 Virginia Group la foot
ball fans today are a bit wiser
over the difference between q
helping hand and aiding the
runner"
The Admirals were on the
move against George Washing
ton last night until a rare Is
yard penalty for aiding the
runner and John K e mp err S
heroics tripped them up, 1914,
at CIV.
Quarterback Mike Lynch,
Iplunging for a touchdown, re-
ceived an illegal push from the
rear on the CIV /, costing the
Admirals Is precious yards.
Kemper then picked off a
Lynch pass in the end zone kill
ing the threat as the half
ended.
Kemper, a double duty star,
grabbed a 7-yard scoring strike
from Fullback Eddie Keller
early in the fourth period to
put the game out Of reach.
Earlier Kemper. playing quar-
terback, hit End Bill Wilkens
with a 22-yard touchdown pass
The winning drive was set up
by Guard Ken Lemay who re-
covered an Admiral tumble on
the ID. Kemper carried three
times to the Admiral Z before
the payoff pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
CHARLOTTE HALL
CONQUERS BULLS

Tailback Willie Silverstein
and Fullback Fran Callahan
combined for three touchdowns
as Charlotte Hall routed Bulls
School, 1875, yesterday at Bull
lis.
Callahan bulIed over from
the l in the second quarter to
start a 15-point outburst. Sill
verstein rambled II yards on a
pass-run option in the same
period and later sped 80 yards
after recovering a tumble.
CHARLOTTE HALL 0 is a 1876
BULLS SCHOOL O o o g. 8
CH-Callahan 1. run (Weingarden.
pass from Silverstein).
CH-Safety. Rochester tackled in end
cH-silverstein II. run (run failed).
CH-Tucker 35. run with intercepted
pass (Silverstein, rum.
CH-Weingarden 80. run with inter-
cepted pass (Silverstein, rum.
cH-Silverstein 80, run with tumble
lSilverstein. rum.
Bullis-Jackson 10. pass from Beland-
ford kick failed).
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TIES, NOTHING BUT TIES
fairfax Still Frustrated
After Fourth Grid Game

After Joe Jones went wide for
two yards, Luxford hurdled
right tackle for the touchdown.
A minute and 48 seconds was
all that was showing on the
scoreboard clock when Quar-
terback Rob Faris split the up
rights to tie the game.
The final Mclean drive had
all the suspense Of one Of Al
fred Hitchcock's masterpieces.
Twice on third and 10 Luxford
found big Bill Dow over the
middle for first downs. The last
pass was a beauty, q fourth
down strike to Dow. good for %
Dow, a 6-foot-3 1884,
pound senior, grabbed all four
competitions on the drive and
caught six for 80 yards Alto
gether.
Luxford's touchdown kept
him tied with Lees Mike Poole
for the league scoring title with
eight touchdowns for 48 points.
Poole also scored once as the
Lancers pulled a half game
| q had NJ NHnT aa,. nna A1n1. -.
possession of first place with a
1910 victory over Stuart.
Fairfax got its touchdown
with four minutes gone In the
second period when HOWE
Chapman passed to End Chrii
Collins. who broke away from
two d efen ders and raced 81
yards down the sidelines to
complete a 39-yard play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
BELL VICTORIOUS
ON LATE DRIVES

Bell High School turned in
two long fourth-period drives
to defeat Cardozo, 1875, yester-
day at Cardozo in an Interhigh
West game.
Halfback Mathews Owens
capped drives of Sc and rs
yards with runs of five and two
yards for the winning points in
the final period.
The Vocats, now IL in the
league, tied the game in the
second quarter on a 15-yard
pass from Michael Jones to
Franklin Douglas after Cardozo
Quarterback Henry Edwards
rifled q 7-yard scoring pass to
Halfback Lee Bostic in the
opening quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
By STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Maryland, Navy and Virginia,
all playing on the road, aren't
exactly cinches to help their
won-loSt ledgers today, but
their financial reports are sure
to be a smashing success.
The Terps, playing Duke in
Richmond's Tobacco Festival
affair. will get about $84,00O as
their share of the national tele-
vision loot, plus a substantial
guarantee from the game
sponsors that will push the
figure to well over 100000.
Considering their limited ex-
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DEFENSE STARS
FOR CULPEPER

CULPEPER, Va, Oct. S (Spe-
ciaD The defense set up all
three touchdowns last night as
Culpeper High School blanked
Loudoun County, 1910.
Charlie Tysinger and Dave
Feaganes recovered fumbles to
pave the way for the first two
scores and Ronnie Johnson
scored his second touchdown
on a 85-yard dash with an in
Perception.
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Rich Payday Due for Area Colleges

penses. the Terps could find
this game their most profitable
ever-even more lucrative than
their Orange and Sugar Bowl
dates in the early SOS.
Indicated Navy travels to
Michigan and, with a crowd of
more than $4,000 expected, the
Middies are sure to return with
more than nickels and dimes,
too.
This also is true for Virginia.
which plays Virginia Tech in
Roanoke's Harvest Bowl feature.
With the hoopla involved,
they'll draw more folks than if
they had played the game at
either campus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

Dick Claypool doesn't even
want to talk about it.
The Rebels have played on
even terms with three of the
top five teams in the league,
but it's a small consolation to
Claypool, who rightfully fig
ured he finally had bagged a
victory.
Fairfax had been leading
since the second quarter and
the Highlanders h a dn't been
able to mount a serious threat
What's more. their triple
threat halfback. Steve Luxford.
was hobbling with a bad knee
Midway through the final
period, Fairfax stalled on the
Highlanders 26-yard line. Lux
ford, who injured his knee in
the first quarter and was down
again late in the third period
shifted to tailback and started
throwing more than the Yam
KEGS bullpen.
Eleven straight passes, -four
Of them complete, brought the
ball 10 yards to the 4-yard line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

while Virginia Tech is favored
over Virginia by 7. The Terps,
after yielding eight touchdowns
in two games, hope for a
sturdier defense to contain
backs like Mike Curtis, Jay
Wilkinson and Billy Futrell.
Virginia, with only two touch
downs so far, looks to an all
sophomore backfield for more
punch.
Elsewhere in the area. win
less Howard, which lost two
games by a total of seven
points, hopes to find the win
ming touch at home against
potent Virginia State. Gallaudet
visits Bridgewater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
GROUP Ia
STANDINGS
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

The Rebels from Fairfax
haven't been beaten in four
games in the Northern Virginia
Group la football league, but
there weren't many happy
faces after their game last
night.
The frustrated team let an
other victory slip through It's
grasp in the closing minutes
and wound up with its fourth
consecutive tie, a TT stalemate
with Mclean, before 5000 fans
at Mclean.
No one can remember If q
team ever started off the sea-
son without a decision In it,
first four contests and Coacf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
Northwestern.
Finds Balance
With Passes

After a series Of up-and-
down gar mes, Northwestern
High School may have found
the balance necessary between
running and passing to make q
move in the Prince Georges
County League and live up to
preseason predictions.
Quarterback Nike Richards
complemented the running of
Halfbacks Gee Cosper and Ron
r aynor with two touchdown
passes yesterday as the Wild
cats smothered Surrattsville,
1926, at Northwestern.
The two scoring passes were
the first Of the year for the
Wildcats who had moved MAIN
ly on the ground.
Raynor got things moving
with 3 and 2-yard runs after
drives Of rs and rs yards. After
Cosper ended q 73-yard march
with a 42-yard romp, Richards
hit Gary Gray for his frs t
touchdown completion.
Richards and Cosper teamed
UP for a. 20-yard score in the
third quarter to end the North
western scoring.
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FUMBLES SET UP
BOTH LEE SCORES

Lee High School converted
two recovered fumbles deep in
Stuart territory into quick
touchdowns and a 1910 victory
over the Raiders in a Group l.
A League game last night at
Lee.
The victory gave the Lancers
"a SO overall record and 40 in
the Group la League, good for
first place.
Tackle Joe Flynn recovered a
tumble on the Stuart 20 on the
Raiders first offensive play Of
the game. Two plays later,
Steve Simon ran 10 yards for
the score.
Linebacker Trip Clark recov-
cred a bad pass from center on
the Stuart 6 to set up the Sec
ond touch down, also in the
opening quarter. Mike Poole
then ran three yards for his
eighth touchdown of the sea-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
MT. VERNON WINS
AS PAIR EXCEL

Phil Nase and Ed Davis COM
bined for all of Mt. Vernon's
scoring yesterday as the Majors
blitzed Edison 1870 In a North
ern Virginia Group la game
at Mt. Vernon.
Nase recovered an E dis o n
tumble in the end zone for a
first-quarter score and Davis
added two other touchdowns in
the fourth-period with runs OF
7 and 6 yards, respectively.
Masses touchdown came with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

While it looks like a merry
day at the box office, of the
three area clubs only Navy is
favored. The Middies have
Roger Staubach, which usually
is enough, but running backs
Johnny Sal and Pat Donnelly
often join in the fun. The
Wolverines, 7-point underdogs
won only two games last year
However, a rebuilt backfield,
triggered by Quarterback Frosty
EvaShevski, showed potential
last week in a 26-17 triumph
over Southern Methodist.
Indicated Duke, seeking its
fourth straight ACC title, is an
8-point choice over Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
VOLTS TRIUMPH
WITH BIG RALLY

berlain scored two
third-quarter touchdowns yes
terday to come from behind and
earn a 21-19 victory from
Mckinley Tech in an East Di-
vision game at Tech.
Stan Washington raced 81
yards for the Volts first score
in the 14-point quarter anc
minutes later John Brody stole
a Tech pass and sped As yards
for the winn in g touchdown
Washington scored Chamber
lain's other touchdown with q
3-yard plunge in the first pc
Rod.
McKinley's Rod Johns took
the opening kickoff and ran 81
yards to put Tech on the score
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

scoring pass from Quarterback
Pete Donovan, who had scored
earlier on a 15-yard toss from
Steve Everall, and then added
another Quaker touchd Nv n
with an 1l-yard pass from
Tom Sommerville.
ST. JAMES g o o o.
sIDWEIL FRIENDS 8 z z 1876
Friends-Donoyan is. pass from Ever
all tpass failed.
Friends-Murchison IS, pass from
Donovan (Schienek, rum.
STANDARDIZATION 5, run page, pass
from Donovan).
Friends-Page 4, run (pass failed.
FTiends-Murchison II. pass from
sommerville Bonneville, kick.
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Fight Results

BOSTON. - Florentino Fernandez
l59t2' Miami, knocked out Joe De-
TOKYO.-Tatsuya Takami, 100.
Japan, stopped Vuthipong Timprasit.
1l9 Y. Thailand 90.
MELBOURNE, Australia. - Peter
Cobblah, 1856. Ghana. stopped Peter
MILAN, Italy.-Valerio Nunez. 1856
Argentina, outpointed Spike McCor-
mack. 135, ireland Q0).
COPENHAGEN Christensen
Denmark, outpointed Stefan Redl
Paterson. N. J, (10).
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TWO-POINT PLAY
DEFEATS LANDON

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5 (Spe-
ciaI-Tailback Tom Beck
wedged out a yard for q touch
down and Tipped a pass to End
Jim Donohue for a two-point
conversion as Gilman School
nipped Landon of Washington
81. here yesterday.
Beck's plunge capped a shorf
Gilman drive following a Lam
don tumble midway in the
fourth quarter.
The Bears who marched to
the Gilman IS before the game
ended. scored in the second
period on a 60-yard drive as
Fullback Freddy Ball knitted
over from the 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
NTERHIGH STANDINGS
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Tim Drake can't crack VIII
son High Schools starting
backfield. but he is becoming
one Of the Tigers most valua-
bic players. according to Coach
Pete Labukas.
Drake came off the bench in
the third period yesterday and
ran "a yards for the eventual
winning touchdown as Wilson
defeated Coolidge, 1875. at VIII
son. It was the Interhigh
League West Division opener
for both schools.
Drake plays anywhere in
the backfield except quarter
back" Labukas said. Tim was
the man in motion before he
circled left end for the clinch-
ing touchdown yesterday
against Coolidge.
Wilson got several chances at
the Coolidge goal in the first
half on long punt returns by
Pete Liberti, but couldn't crack
the Colts defense.
Labukas, who has a trio of
speedy backs in Liberti, Sam
Swindells and Drake, said the
lack Of downfield blocking pre-
vented the backs from breaking
away on several occasions.
The Tigers had four cracks
at Coolidge's goal before finally
pushing over a touchdown in
the secon d quarter. Quarter.
back Dan HARRISON recovered a
tumble on Coolidge's IS, then
threw q l3-yard pass to Liberti
to set up the touchdown. Liber-
ii scored from the five.
Drake got his touchdown in
the third quarter after a Is
yard penalty against Coolidge
for grabbing Libert's face
mask.
Jerry Murrell recovered a
Wilson tumble on the Tigers
81 to set up Coolidge's touch
down. John Spearmon ran it
over from the two.
The Colts were hampered Of
fensively when Halfback Rick
Malcolm was injured In the
second quarter and missed the
rest Of the game. Richard
Rusk, Wilson's starting full
back, was sidelined by knee
injury for the second week.
COOT TnHE m n n a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
DUAL CONTINUES
SCORING PARADE

DuVal High School contin-
ued its torrid scoring pace yes
terday and the high-scoring
tie "a m is now on top of the
Prince Georges County League
football race with a 20 record.
Rick B arton, a 185-pound
halfback, put together back-to-
back touchdowns to lead the
Tigers to a $50 rout Of Fair
mont Heights yesterday in q
league game at DuVal.
Barton scored in the first
quarter on a six-yard run and
pushed across the Tigers Sec
ond touchdown with a five
yard drive in the second period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
GENERALS WELD
OFFENSIVE PUNCH

Six different players scored
touchdowns last night as
Westinghouse High School
staged its largest offensive
show in three years with a Alt
romp over yorktown In a
Group la League game at
Yorktown.
Harry Strother ran As yards
for one touchdown and Jerome
Green went 10 yards for anoth-
er. The other four capped long
drives. 1t was the &c erals
second straight victory after
two opening ties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
PHELPS GIVES UP
9 TOUCHDOWNS

ALTOONA, Pa, Oct. 5 (Spe-
ciaD Altoona High School
buried Phelps of Washington
with nine touchdowns last
night for a 61-6 victory.
The visiting Panthers, who
scored 81 points last week, were
held scoreless until the final
quarter when Walt Coe hin S
scored from the 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
SIDWELL FRIENDS
BURIES ST. JAMES

Dave Murchison caught two
touchdown passes yesterday as
Sidwell Friends rolled over ST.
James 36 o in an Interstate
Athletic Conference game at
Friends.
Murchison took a 15-yard
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WAKEFIELD DROPS
FIRST OF SEASON

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
oct. 5 (SpeciaD Wakefield
High School of Arlington suf-
fered its first defeat after three
victories this season as unbeat-
en- Lane broke open a close
game and whipped the War
riors, 34-13. here last night.
Quarterback Dave Spiker
fired touchdown passes in each
of the first two quarters to
keep Wakefield in the game,
14-l3, at the half, but the Sec
ond half was all Lane.
T gHEE II 2 9 1S 81
Wakefield-Elliott Is, pass from
SpikeT Moss kick.
Lane-Bickers 10, pass from Annette
tGacitua kick.
Lane--Strickler 4, run (0acitua kick
Wakefield Elliott 50, pass from spik.
er (kick failed.
robinson 1. run CGacitua kick,
Lane-Strickler 5, run (kick failed
Lane-Foussekis 20, pass-run from
Annette tGaettua kick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
CENTRAL BOMBS
CALVERT COUNTY

Two explosive long runs cli-
NAKED Central High Schools
1856 triumph over Calvert
County yesterday on the losers
field.
Mike Moore raced IS yards
with the second-half Kickoff
and Frank Sizemore followd
minutes later with a 76-yard
punt return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
HuIfbucksSet
orrid Pace
For Monroe
FREDERICKSBURG.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
Oct. S (SpeciaD Hopes are
getting DINNER for teams in
the Group LIB Battlefield Dis
trict as James Monroe's scores
get bigger every week.
Jeff Calamos and Ted Lin
brick paced Monroe to a 1877
victory over Stafford here last
night as the winners rolled up
their highest point total of the
season.
Calamos snapped a TT tie in
the second quarter with an 85-
yard kickoff return following
Stafford's lone score. The half
back pair erupted for four
scores in the second half as
Monroe stretched its winning
streak to five this year.
Stafford is now o. In the
league and Monroe 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
NEW STARTER
GUIDES MARSHALL

Quarterback John Scott,
starting his first game, threw
two touchdown passes to lead
High School to a
2l-12 victory over Falls Church
in a Group la game last night
at Falls Church.
Scott. inserted as Jim Red
wine was switched to halfback,
hit H alfback Gregg Yaroch
with a 7-yard pass in the first
period and End Bob Elwell
with a 9-yarder in the second
quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
You Be the
Quarterback
QUESTION
BY JERRY BURNS
Head Coach, State University Of iowa

VULD 1AO4N
With So seconds to 60 in the
first half, you. the Maryland
quarterback. have the ball,
third down and 10 on your
own AZ, midway between the
sidelines. Tied 1910 with Duke,
you have thrown two incom-
plete passes on this series of
downs. What play will you call:
l. Pass?
2. Run?
3. Kick?
(AnSwer on Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

Prep--Aburrow 90. run (run failedl
St, Albans-Deukma 2, run Jacobsen
kick.
Prep-Knight 81, pass from Mitchell
tpass failed).
Prep-Aburrow IS, run CKnight. pass
from MitchelD.
Prep-Mitchell 1, run (Knight, pass
from MitchelD.
Prep-Mente 1,erun (pass failed.
81. Albans-Wilkinson /. run (pass
failed)
Prep-cofiey IL. pass from Gleason
(run failed.
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MADISON SCORES
EARLY IN GAME

Madison High School tailed
two first-half touchdowns and
then hung on to defeat Wood
son, 1876, last night at Fairfax
in a Group Ia game.
Halfback Bill Bines scam
pered 70 yards on a punt re-
turn in the first quarter. Ron
Glaze slipped over from the 3 in
the second to build 1910 lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
HALL SPARKLES
FOR ANACOSTIA,

Halfback Reggie Hall raced
for one touchdown and passed
for another to give Anacostia
High School a 1875 victory over
Ballou yesterday in an In
terhigh East game at Anacostia.
Two plays after the second
half kickoff, Hall blu OK e d
through the Ballou line. broke
clear and raced 70 yards for
the first score of the game.
Minutes later he elaborated
with End Ted Marcopulos for a
20-yard score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
Georgetown PrepG Gives
Lesson to St. AIbons

st. Adams School has found
out the hard way that it
doesn't pay to get ahead of
Georgetown Props football
team, especially in the first
quarter.
The Little Hoyas roared back
with % points in the second
quarter yesterday to wipe out q
7-6 st. Adams lead on the way
to a 40-l3 romp yesterday at
Prep.
1t was Georgetown Prep s
18th straight victory over a
two-year span. The Little
Hoyas are 20 in the Inter-
state Athletic Conference and
40 overall this season.
Halfback Harry Aburrow ran
20 and 10 yards for touchdowns
as Prep increased its point to-
tai to 1876 this season. Quarter
back Mike Mitchell passed for
one touchdown and ran for an
other for the winners.
Fullback Pat Mente also
scored for Prep on a short run,
raising his touchdown total to
seven in four games.
ST. ALBANS O q B-I3
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PUNTER'S ERROR
BEATS GROVETON

Groveton's Gary Calhoun
stepped out of his end zone
while trying to punt in the
opening quarter and the result
ing safety was the difference as
William Fleming of Roanoke
defeated the Tigers, 1918, in a
non-league game last night at
Groveton.
Fleming also scored on an 30
yard pass play from Quarter
back Paul Frazier to Ron Bing-
ham. One of Groveton's touch
downs came when Jack Puryear
Scooped up a loose ball and
raced AZ yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05
FULLBACK'S PLAY
PAGES EASTERN

Fullback Harvey Palmore
picked up 149 yards in IL car
ries and scored three touch
downs yesterday to lead East
ern to q 27-6 victory over Spin
garn in an East Division game
at Eastern.
Palmore, switched from CEN
ter to fullback this year, shook
loose for two 26-yard runs and
a 17-yard touchdown scamper.
John Coleman recovered a
blocked punt in the end zone for
Spingarn's touchdown. East
ern's Wayman Kelly countered
that with a 47-yard run with a
loose ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

MCKINLEY ---7 IL o OEl9
CHAMBERLAIN ---7 o IA 0-2I
McKinley-Johns IS. kickoff return
Martin. kick).
Chamberlain = Washington 3, run
reynolds, run).
McKinley-Fulton /, plunge (kick
failed.
Chamberlain - washinEton IS. run
white, rum.
Chamberlain-Brody As, interception
white, rum.
McKinley-Chin /, run (klek fsiled).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

PHELPS ------ @ o g.. g
ALTOONA $500 IA 81 ID 7-6l
Altoona,-Geis ~, run Cry. kick.
Altoona-Rossman 10, run Cry, kick.
Altoona-Geis 10, run Ckick failed).
Altoona-Reed 2. run Cry. kick.
Altoona-Brennef 16, run CRY, kick)
Altoona-Thompson 10, run Fry,
kick).
Altoona-Noonan 20, run Ckick failedl
Acknowledgement 10, run Cry, kick
Altoona--Froscal /, run CRY, kick.
Phelps-Coehins 21. run tkick failed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

EDISON - 0 o o. 3
Mt. VERNON - 8 0 0 13-1g
Mt. Vernon-Nase. recovered tumble
Mt. Vernon@Davis Z, run (oraham
kick.
Mt. Vernon-Davis 8. run Ckick
failed).
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PLUNGE EARNS TIE
FOR BLADENSBURG

Fullback Hank Irvi g bulled
over from the 1-yard line with
less than three minutes re-
naming to give Bladensbure
High School a TT tie with
Suitland in a Prince Georges
County League game at Suit.
land.
The Rams scored in the frs
period on a 1-yard plunge by
Fullback Ken Cooper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

CIV 8 O els
GW-Wlkens %, pass from Kempel
Swift kick).
GW-Keller .. run (kick failed.
Hammond-McLaughl IL. run lynch
oWMKemper Z, pass from Keller
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 43. pass from
Lynch lynch kick)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

MARSHALL - IA %
Marshall-Yaroch Z, pass from Scot
(Elwell kick.
Marshall-EiEeli 9. pass from Scot
(Elwel kick.
Marshall-Blatz 1. run CElwell kick.
| FC-Ammons 4. pass from Ream OkieE
failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

STAFFORD - 0 z o o.
JAMES MONROE - 8 Z 19-3i
JM-Chandler o, nun (pass failedl
/ Stafford-Scott /, run Uong rum
JM--calamos So. kickoff return CLim
brick rum.
JM-Limbrick As. run (Calamos rum
JM-Calamos SO, run Uimbrick rum
JM-Calamos 2. run lpass failedl.
/ JM-Limbrick 80, run (kick failed).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-05

CENTRAL I4I4 OE2s
CALVERT CO. 0 0 o g.
central-Deiduidice 3, run (Del kick
Central-Dedman IA, pass from Size
more (Del kick.
Central-Moore So. kickoff return
(Del kick.
Central-sizemore 20, punt return
tDel kick. ...
Calvert-Aitizer 2. run (run failed).