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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Central Wins
Despite Subs
Startling Play

Halfback Frank Sizemore
scored three touchdowns to
lead Central High School to a
1876 victory over Lackey yes
terday at Lackey but Reserve
Halfback Ronnie Gooding made
the most exciting play of the
game.
Gooding couldn't contain
himself when he saw Lackey
Fullback Walt Henderson break
into the open and head for an
apparent touchdown late in
the fourth quarter. Gooding
jumped from the bench and
halted Henderson abrutly at
the Central 45-yard line.
Henderson was awarded a
touchdown on the play, Lack
ey's lone score of the game.
This is the only situation in
football that a team is awarded
q touchdown.
Gooding, who is a junior and
has been spotted in the Central
backfield, admitted later he
got excited" over HenderSon's
run.
Meanwhile, back in 11-man
football, Sizemore capped Fall
con drives of 80, 20 and FOL
yards with his runs.
With the exception of Hen
ierSon's run, the Falcons played
most of the game deep in Lack
ey's territory. Central moved
to the 10 late in the third Pc
Rod and scored the first touch
down after a punt.
CENTRAL 800 9 9 9 19-1e
s. run (kick failed)
Central-Sizemore 80. run (kick fail
central-sizsmOrs 80, run CDel oudice
Lackey-Henderson awarded touchdown
(run failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
CIonineer Latest WI Hero
After Touchdown Reception

season. then booted his 18th
conversions in IA tries this
season.
Other than Cloninger's SEN
sational play, neither team was
able to dent the others de-
Tense. Annandale never got past
wills 40 in the first half and
advanced only to the Generals
38 in the third period.
wills deepest penetration,
other than the touchdown, was
to Annandale's Al during the
other half.
Annandale outgained WI,
167-147, including a 1857 ad-
vantage on the ground. Half
backs Chuck Parker and Jim
Lambert were the workhorses
for Annandale. Parker gained
70 yards in 20 carries and Lam
bert So in IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

pass by Tony Gallaher to Joe
Camp into the second, and a
bad pass from center on a
Groveton punt into the third.
Groveton'S Gary Calhoun was
tackled on his own ii while
trying to punt to set up what
turned out to be the winning
touchdown for Marshall.
MARSHAL 80 Q 14 Z 81
GROVETON - z 0 0 ia
Groveton-Nelson 9, run Cameron
kick
Marshall-Howard o, run (Elwell
kick.
laher (Elwell kick.
Marshall-Howard 8, run (Elwell
kick.
Groveton-stanges 9, pass from Nell
son cameron kick).
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FAUQUIER GAINS
INITIAL VICTORY

WARRENTON, Va, Oct. 20
(SpeciaD. -Fauquier High
School erupted for 10 points in
the fourth quarter to defeat
Loudoun Valley, 1918, here
last night for its first victory of
the year in the Northern Vir-
ginia Group lib Northwestern
District.
Fauquier scored the winning
touchdown with eight seconds
remaining in the game after
throwing Loudoun for a 26-
yard loss on a fourth-down Sit
uation with less than two min
uteS to go on the Loudoun 10.
toGDouN VALLEY Q 10 Q ie- -is
LOqdoun-Lynn 20, pass from Fletcher
(run failed).
Loudoun-Fletcher 2. run Gynn rum.
Fauquier-Colvin IA, run with Inter
ception ,Golightly kick).
Fauuuier-Mason Is, pass from Co.
lightly Ckick failed.
Fauquier-GohRhtly l, run Okick
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tory over Annandale before
more than 5000 at Annandale.
Quarterback Skip Bouchard's
fourth-quarter pass was in
tended for Halfback John Grit
man, but it bounced off his
hands to Cloninger, who dived
into the end zone to complete
the l9-yard scoring play.
Bouchard, who completed six
of eight passes for 80 yards,
was hit as he threw the pass.
Earlier in the drive, started by
Girtman's interrogation at mid
field, Bouchard hit Cloninger
with a l2-yard pass.
John Leypoldt, who has &C.
counted for two WI victories
with clutch extra points this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Edison Gridder Starts
Long Road to Recovery
BY EDDIE CRANE
Star Staff Writer

Harold Cassada, the Edison
High football player who was
critically injured on August 16,
has started on the long road
to. recovery.
The 16-year-old junior at
the Fairfax County school was
injured in a practice session
when he hit his head on q
teammates thigh guard in a
routine drill. He had brain
surgery on both sides of his
head and was in a coma more
than a month.
He was hospitalNed in Alex
andria until October 5, when
he was transferred to Fairfax
Hospital to take advantage of
the fine physical therapy ia
cilities there.
HE has shown amazing
progress in recent weeks, but
still has a long road of re-
ahead" medical au-l
thorities at Fairfax sad to-.
day. There is a likelihood that
he will be partially impaired
as a result of the brain In
jury.
At present Harold's visitors
are restricted to members of
his immediate family. Because
he now has only partial use of
his right side he is learning to
write all over again, this time
lefthanded. He even had to
learn to swallow all over again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Cas-
Sada, of 1905 Jane Way place,
the parents of the injured boy,
have maintained a constant
vigil at the hospital and are
heartened by his progress to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Defensive Play Help
Yorktown Post Upset

Yorktown High School is
riding the crest of a two-game
winning streak and, despite a
3-5 record, is clam
oring for all corners because of
one intercepted pass.
The Patriots, who edged
Madison, 60, last week on a
interception by Keith
Jollay, stunned O'Connell, lat,
last night at home.
Coach Jesse Meeks, elated
over the rapid maturity of his
defensive team, credited last
weeks victory for the change.
"One victory made the differ
ence." he said. THE kids were
up all week and really were
hitting against O'Connell. We're
ready to take on anyone now"
End Pete Zimmerman, one
of the few seniors on the de-
fensive team, made a key re-
ception on the Patriots win
ming drive and a bone-crush-
ing tackle which snuffed out
O'Connell's last threat late in
the fourth quarter.
Zimmerman's tackle pro-
duced a tumble which was re-
covered by Guard David Hayes
on the Yorktown 81.
Al ,Cowan set the winning
drive in motion with a 15-yard
punt return to the O'Connell
IS with four minutes left in
the game. Zimmerman, on a
third-and-nine play, caught a
screen pass from Quarterback
Roger Blaine and threaded his
way 81 yards to the O'Connell 6.
On the next play, Blaine hit
Halfback Eric Wuffsburg with
a cnNy.iVarr y1o~1
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EASTERN WINS
FOURTH IN ROW

Halfback Sheck Chin ran for
three touchdowns as Eastern
High School won its fourth
straight without a loss in the
East Division, defeating Ana
costa, 27-13, yesterday at
Anacostia.
Dean hauled in a 20-yard
pass from Quarterback Harry
Bennett and raced so yards on
a reverse for two first-quarter
touchdowns as the Ramblers
jumped into an early 1910
lead.
Halfback Sam Jones, who
kicked two extra points and
passed for another, intercepted
two passes as the Ramblers
kept Anacostia bottled UP with
five interruptions.
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Phelps Wins
Game, Loses
Key HaIfback

Phelps High School will be
without the services Of starting
Left Halfback David Sims for
its important meeting with
Eastern next week for the In
terhigh League East Division
championship.
Sims suffered a compound
fracture of the left ankle as
the Panthers, who own the
only "on-field" decision over
Eastern in five years in the
East Division, edged Spring.
arm. 2l-12, yesterday at Phelps.
Phelps and Eastern are tied
for the division lead with 40
marks.
The Ramblers had rolled UP
"a straight victories in the East
before Phelps upended them
1870, last year. Later, all five
Eastern victories were taken
away due to ar ineligible
player.
Halfback Roger Scott, who
ran for ITO yards yesterday,
kept the Panthers moving, rip
ping off runs of 6 and IS yards
for touchdowns. Scott has
gained 800 yards this year to
lead Phelps unorthodox Grey
hound offense which spreads
the Hnemen across the field in
Q modified pro-formation.
Phelps, holding a slender
14-12 lead after three quarters,
moved to the Spingarn As in
the fourth period. Scott slant
ed off tackle and ran the final
As yards to give the Panthers
a nine-point lead.
Walter Coehins got the Pam
theirs on the board in the first
quarter, sneaking over from
the one. In the second period
Scott turned in his first touch
down frnn1 sly Yards ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Victory Gives
PieceOf Title
ToHerndon

Herndon High Schools foot
ball team has clinched at least
a tie for the Northwestern Con-
ference, Virginia Group l-B
championship. The Hornets,
now SO. can wrap up the title
with a victory over James Wood
Of Winchester next week.
Herndon last night dropped
Handley. also of Winchester,
from the leagues unbeaten
ranks with a lao victory at
Herndon. The Hornets now
are 6-l overall while James
Wood is 81 in the league and
So overall.
A 30-yard pass from Joey
Hite to Herbie Haines set UP
Herndon's first touchdown, a
short plunge by Rick Lewis.
The Hornets drove IS yards to
score in the, final period and
then stopped Handley on its 3
with two minutes left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
BY CLAY KEMP
Star Special Writer

End Charlie Cloninger is the
latest hero for Washington-Lee
High Schools football team,
which continues to WOW North
ern Virginia Group la League
fans with its narrow victories.
Cloninger made a diving
catch of a pass that wasn't
intended for him last night to
give the Generals a TO VIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
MARSHALL WINS
OVER GROVETON

Marshall High School packed
all of its scoring into the
quarters for a 21-14
triumph over Groveton in a
Group la League game at
Groveton.
The Statesmen drove II
yards for their first score,
turned an interception by
Richard Scanlon and a 42-yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
PUNTS PAY OFF,
FOR OXON HILL

Oxon Hill turned two punts
one of its own and one by
Fairmont Heights-into a 1910
victory over the Hornets in a
Prince Georges League game
yesterday on the losers field.
The Clippers scored in the
first period after a punt
touched a Fairmont Heights
player and was recovered by
Oxon Hill on the II. The other
touchdown was set up by a
blocked punt on Fairmont's 4.
AL Reulet plunged for both
scores.
f 3xRS NIL HEIGHTS : 80 ID
oxon Hill-Reulet /, run (Reulet
rum.
oxon Hill-Safety (Fairmont Heights
punter stepped out Of end zonel.
Oxon Hill-Reulet 4. run Laey kick
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KICK BY SWIFT
TOPPLES STUART

Fullback Eddie Keller ran II
yards for a touchdown and
Skeeter Swift booted the extra
point as George Washington
High School edged Stuart, 7-6,
in a Group la game last night
at CIV.
Stuart, now "a in the league,
Travelled 10 yards in five plays
to score with So seconds left.
But the extra point attempt
was wide.
Keller churned up 1870 yards
in 80 carries and lost two other
touchdowns. He scored late in
the third period but the play
was nullified on a 15-yard
penalty. He also carried a ball
to the goal line. but fumbled
and Guard Francis Olexy re-
covered in the end zone for
Stuart.
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LIMERICK LEADS
MONROE TO WIN

FREDERICKSBURG. Va.
Oct. 26 (SpeciaD .-Halfback
Ted Limbrick reeled off three
touchdowns to lead James
Monroe High School to a 1855
victory over George Mason here
last night in a non-league
game.
Limbrick. a 150-pound senior,
gained 20l yards in Is carries
and caught two passes for 81
yards. Monroe, which has split
in two non-league encounters,
is now I'll and undefeated in
the Virginia Group lib Bat
tlefield District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
PRINCE GEORGES
STANDINGS
By STEVE HERSHEY
Rtar SAT- Writer

ga GsAA@ "AAA~A
DuVal High School took g
giant step last night toward
its first Prince Georges County
football championship - with
out winning the game.
1t looks like the Tigers are
enjoying one of those seasons
when nothing can go wrong.
They ran out Of time. then
blew a field goal in the clos
ing seconds, but still came off
with a SIS tie with Northwest
ern to solidify their claim to
the top spot in the standings.
Coach Carl Butkas didn't
try to conceal his pleasure as
the overflow crowd Of 5000
filed out Of Northwestern's sta
dunn.
Sure we wanted to win, "
he said, ''but I really can't
kick. After all. we're still on
top and with one more game
out of the way"
Two 10 Go
The Tigers now have gotten
by their chief rivals, defending
champion High Point and
Northwestern. Next Saturday
they visit Surrattsville and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
TWO-POinter
Proves Boon
To Friends

The tEo-point conversion,
used only by the Interstate
Athletic Conference among area
scholastic leagues, is proving to
be a boon to Friends Schools
football team.
The Quakers yesterday de-
feated st. Stephens. 8-6, on
Pete Donovan's two-point con-
version run, in an lac game
at Friends. Last week, Friends
knocked off Landon by the
same score, also on a conyer-
sion run by Donovan.
The victory raised Friends
overall record to 81.
st. Stephens grabbed a so
lead yesterday on a 66-yard
touchdown pass from Quarter
back Rusty Gilpin to End Rickie
Palmer. Gilpin's pass for the
conversion was incomplete.
Friends drove so yards for its
touchdown in the third quarter
with passes from Donovan to
Fullback Frank Lucas account
ing for 80 yards.
Donovan hit Lucas for 20
yards to the st. Stephens Is
and then got the final 10 yards
on the same play for the touch
down.
ST. STEPHENS - o 8 o o &
FRIENDS o o 8 o. 4
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MYERS SWITCH
HELPS WILSON

Fuzzy Myers, switched from
linebacker to offensive half
back. scored three touchdowns
and returned a punt Al yards
to set up another score as viii
son routed Dunbar, 29-0, in a
West Division game yesterday
at Dunbar.
Myers. a transfer from st.
Johns, set up Wilson's first
score with the long punt re-
turn, The Tigers then chalked
up a safety when Dunbar's
Lowell Dempsey was tackled in
end zone before Myers ran for
three straight scores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
EDISON RETAINS
WINLESS SKEIN

Osbourn High School of the
Northern Virginia Group 1-B
League debated Edison of the
la League, 1870, last night at
Lee High School to extend the
Eagles winleSs streak over two
years to 16 games.
Halfback Buzz Ritenour
scored a 5-yard touchdown in
the first period and running
mate Ron Gebula added an
other in the final quarter.
E6IsoN .------ 3 9 9 "a
osbourn-Ritenour 5. run (Earhart
kick.
Osbourn-Gebuls s, run Click failed).
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LEE TRAMPLES
FALLS CHURCH

Lee High School rebounded
from its only loss of the season,
a 60 defeat by Mclean, to
trample winless Falls Church,
900, in a Group la game last
night at Falls Church.
The Lancers' powerful ground
attack, as usual, led by Mike
Poole. completely dominated
the game. Poole increased his
league-leading point produc-
ton with a third-quarter
touchdown and 2 extra point
plungeS.
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FAUCETTE'S PLAY
PAGES GARFIELD

CULPEPER. Va, Oct. 26
(SpeciaD Quarterback Dick
Faucette spanked Garfield
High School to a 27-6 triumph
over Culpeper here last night
Faucette passed to End Lester
Tucker for two touchdowns and
booted two extra points.
e eAEPEEEHP 3 3 3 "a a 4
Gar-Field-Tucker 4, pass from Eau
cette Faueette hck).
Culpeper-Deal So, pass-run from
Stanley run failed.
Gar-Field-Parker 8, run Faueette
kick.
Faucette (kiek failed).
Gar-Field--Lindsey 81, interception
(Fredette kick).
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LUXFORD SCORES
z TOUCHDOWNS

Halfback Steve Luxford
scored two touchdowns and
passed for another, raising his
season scoring total to 7S
points, as Mclean of the Group
la League defeated Whitman
OF Montgomery County, 300,
last night at Mclean.
Luxford hit End Bill Dow
with a 26-yard scoring pass
with is seconds remaining in
the game after Jim Newgaard
recovered a Whitman tumble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
MCKINLEY STOPS
BALLOU SPLURGE

Halfback Sheck Chin ran for
three touchdowns to stake Nc
Kinley Tech to an 1870 lead
and the Trainers then held off
a late Ballou bid for an 1913
victory in an East Division game
yesterday at Mckinley.
Inspired Ballou rebounded for
two touchdowns in the third Pc
Rod, but had a scoring chance
snuffed by a tough Mckinley
defense in the fourth quarter.
The knights recovered a tumble
on McKinley'S is but advanced
only 2 yards in four downs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
HIGH POINT STAYS
IN RACE FOR TITLE

High Point remained in con-
tention for the Prince Georges
County title by defeating Suit
land, 1876, yesterday at High
Point for its fourth league win
in five starts.
John Conlan led thN Eagles
scoring with two long touch
down runs following passes
from Quarterback James Doyle.
They connected on a 40-yard
scoring play in the first period
and a 60-yarder in the second
quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
LAUREL BLANKS
WOODWARD PREP

Halfback Irving Mundell
scored two touchdowns and
gained 102 yards in IA carries
yesterday as Laurel High School
celebrated its Homecoming with
a 27-0 romp over Woodward
Prep at Laurel.
Paul Higgs returned a punt
IS yards to Woodward's 8 in
the third quarter to set up
Mundells second touchdown.
Higgs scored in the fourth
quarter after Bill Day tackled
the Woodward punter on his
own 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

BALLOU $1,000 o 0 IS O-l3
McKINIEY TECH. % 8 IL 0-Is
McKinley-Chin, run (kick failed).
/. run (kick failed)
49, run (kick failed)
2, run Swanson rum
Ballou-Carter IL, pass from Rema
(run failed),
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LANDON ROMPS
OVER ST. JAMES

Landon School, which has
lost two football games by q
total Of three points this sea-
ton, yesterday made its best
offensive showing of the season
with a 400 romp over st.
James in an Interstate Athletic
Conference game at Landon.
Jeb Brown, the second-string
quarterback, hit John Schiller
for two touchdowns, one a As
yarder. Earlier Joe Bailey, the
B e ars' veteran quarterback,
passed for one touchdown and
ran for another to start the
touchdown assault.
81; JAMEs-------- Q o Q 0-0
LANDON --------- 8 21 o 13-40
Landon-Bordley 10, pass from Bal
ley (run failed).
Landon-Bali 1, run Co'Bryon kick
Landon-Bailey /, run (OBryon
kick).
Landon-Batzen so. punt return
to'Bryon kick.
Landon-Schiller 3. pass from
Brown (O'Bryon kick.
Landon-Schiller As, pass from
Brown (xick failed).
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CONTFS PASSES
PACE ROOSEVELT

Quarterback Barry Cont con-
nected on two long touchdown
passes yesterday as Roosevelt
whipped Cardozo, 20-6. at Car
dozo, to remain undefeated in
the West Division.
Cont passed 46 yards to
Halfback William Green for a
touchdown in the second period
and hooked up with Halfback
Fenton Payne on a 45-yarder
in the third quarter.
ROOSEVELT - 8 4 90
Roosevelt-Calloway 2, run Cont
kick.
Roosevelt-oreen 40. pass from Cont
(kick failed).
RooSevelt-Payne As, pass from Cont
Cont kick.
cardozo-Bostic Is. run Ckick failed.
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LATE RUN HELPS
GILMAN STREAK

Halfback Bill Reed ran "a
yards for a touchdown midway
of the final quarter to enable
Gilman Of Baltimore to win its
10Th game in its last 20 starts
over st. Adams, 1913, yester-
day at st. Adams. The only
mar on the Gilman winning
streak is an 80 tie with Lam
don last year.
st. Adams built up a 1870
lead before Gilman came back
to pull out the victory. A pass
from Tom Beck to Jim Dono-
hue for a two-point conversion
after Beck's short touchdown
run provided the margin of
victory for Gilman.
ST. AIBANs - Z 8 o O-i3
St. Albans-Locker 3, pass from Day
Jacobsen kick).
St. Albans-Redmond IS. run (kiek
ohman-Beck 3, run CDOnOhue. pass
aiim Gilman 1SS "a. run crun failed.
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Tie Pushes Dual
Toward First Title

then finish with Bladensbwg
the following week.
Duval tried to snap the
deadlock in the final period
after John Fletcher made a
diving interrogation on his own
43. With no time outs left, the
Tigers stayed on the ground
and after picking up one first
down, a roughing- kicker
penalty gave them another on
the 20.
Six plays later, Halfback
Rick Barton was stopped for
no gain on the z and Fullback
Rick Hester quickly set up a
field goal attempt from the 16
with no time showing on the
clock. The kick had the dis
lance. but was wide to the
right.
Placement Blocked
DuVal scored first in the de-
fensive struggle. again fighting
the clock while marching Al
yards in nine plays. With a
minute and five seconds left In
the first half. Quarterback
Eulo Regala hit Halfback Jim
Barton in the corner of the
end zone with a 7-yard striek.
HeSter's placement was blocked
by the center of the North
western Line.
The Wildcats, who had
scored more than 30 points IN
five different games this sea-
son, were limited to Just three
first downs In the first half.
Their score came early in the
fourth period after a 44-yard
drive almost stalled on the Du-
Val Is.
A short punt gave them the
ball on the A and eight plays
later they were on the IS, con-
fronted with a fourth and Q
situation. Mike Richards then
completed his second pass Of
the night, a 15-yarder to End
Bob Vaughan, who was all
alone at the goal line. Ray
Dawes conversion attempt was
wide.
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sUTTLAND = o o o. 8
HIGH POINT 10 10 0 0-32
High Point-Mulhall is, run run
failed.
suitland-Cooper 4, run Ckick falled).
High Point - Conlan 40, pass from
Doyle (Conlan rum.
High Point-April Is. run (run failed
High Point - Conlan 80. pass from
Doyle (kick failed.
High Point-Coburn IL. pass from
Weiss tCoburn run).
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SPINGARN --6 8 O O-12
PHELPS 7 Z o 7-2I
Phelps-Coehins 1, run Fantroy kick.
Spingarn-Wilkins 81, run with in
tercepted pass (kick failed).
Phelps-Scott 8, run (Fantroy kick)
Spingarn-Daniels, 3S. pass from
Whitaker (kick failed).
Phelps-Scott 45, run (Fantroy kick
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EARLY SCORING
PROPELS ORANGE

Dave Clatterbuck ran IA yards
for a touchdown and then ran
over the extra point in the first
quarter last night to give
Orange High School a 7-6 VIC
tory over Stafford in a Battle
field District, Virginia Group
lib League game at Stafford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

Eastern-Dean 20. pass from Bennett
Zones kick.
Eastern-Dean so. run (Jones kick.
AnacoStia Sidney, z, pass from
Eastern-Palmore 2. run (kiek failed)
Eastern--Dean 3. run Dews, pass
from Jones).
Anacostia-Sidney 9. pass from Ruck-
er (run failed