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AVE Americas Most Valuable Stamps.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31
Carvel Urges Support of
Muscular Dystrophy Drive

Americans, a majority ofwhom
have been children.
"This campaign offers the
only source of hope for many
innocent youngsters, most of
whom are doomed to complete
Gripping and death before
reaching maturity. These child
rem may yet be spared as a
result of the extensive medical
still--if and when 1t comes =
BILE by contributions to this
worthy cause.
''Highlighting this years
campaign will be the March for
Muscular Dystrophy, November
l8 to %, during which volun-
teers will callupon their friends
and neighbors soliciting their
support of this great humani-
tartan campaign.
81 heartily endorse this
worthy cause and urge my fellow
Delawareans to volunteer their
services and generous contri-
buttons to the 1868 March for
Muscular Dystrophy.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31

Delawareans have been urg-
ed by Governor Ebert N. Car
vel to volunteer their SER
vices and generous contribu-
lions" to the 1868 March for
Muscular Dystrophy.
In statement directing pub
lie attention to the annual M.
D. drive, Governor Carvel has
emphasized that ''this campaign
offers the only source of hope
for many innocent youngsters,
most of whom are doomed to
complete crippling and death
before reaching maturity"
The full text of Governor
Carvel's statement follows:
''During the month of Novem :
Der, the Muscular Dystrophy
Association of America, Inc,
through its state and national
chapters, will conduct its an
nual campaign for funds to COM
bat Muscular Dystrophy, a fear
inspiring disease of unknown
cause or cure which has strick-
en- nearly a quarter million of
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31

Kent and Sussex Raceway
ended its 38-night harness rae
ing meet last Saturday night
with a record one-night pari-
mutuel handle and a new high
for a season.
A crowd of 5,020persons wa :
gered SlS2, 32l. The previous
nightly high was Sl69, $50 set
Oct. 20 last year. Total mu-
mel wagering for the season
was $3,e27,58l, and increase
of $685. ,e05 over last year when
the Harrington track raced 80
nights.
The State of Delaware also
received a record tax return,
getting $2,l53 in admission tax
es and $l37, ,465 In mumel tax
es for a total of $l39, ,6l8. This
is $22, ,08l more than last year
which was the previous high.
Tom Lewis of Frankford won
the Sl0O award presented the
leading driver while Harold
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31
GIRLS TEEN-AGE
BOWLING LEAGUE

October 26th
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31
Vim. Sword
Taken iii
In China

william o. Sword, president
and founder of Petroleum Ser
vice Co., Wilkes-Barre, Pa,
and father of Mrs. John E. VII
son iii, of Smyrna, was taken Ill
In Singapore while on a trade
mission for the Bureau of Inter-
national Commerce. Mrs.
Sword left Friday by air and
reached Singapore in thirty
hours. She had expected to meet
Mr.. Sword In Hong Kong on No
vember 7 and visit Tokyo and
Honolulu. Mrs. Wilson received
a phone call from her mother
Monday night saying his con-
dition was improved.
MIR. Sword was one of a group
of five leading business men
selected to serve on the US.
Marketing and Industrial De-
velopment Mission In the Far
East, with TWO officials from
BIC. They will promote direct
sales of United States products
and the establishment of a.
gencies and distributorships.
He brings to the mission
broad knowledge and experience
In the creation of new and diver
sified industries and in the es-
tablishment of industrial parks,
according to a release from the
Bureau of International Com
merce.
He went into the oil business
in 1921 and five years later
formed the Petroleum Service
Company, now one of the lead
ing distributors for Tidewater
OIL Co.
MIR. Sword is a director of
Vulcan Iron Works, King Man
ufacturing Co., anG Hardie Man
ufacnring Co.. producers o.
heavy metal p ducts, cement
kilns, spraying equipment an
welding specir ties. He is also
a director o. Leslie Fay, Inc.
textile manufacturers.
He has been a frequent vi
sitor IL Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31
BOYS SATURDAY
AFTERNOON LEAGUE

October 18th
Results
w. w. Price 2, Buzzin' p
Dozen 2; Triple Loosers B,
Wroten-Pratt l.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31
Wilder Speaks
at BPW Meet

Norman G. Wilder, director of
the State Game and Fish Com
mission, was the guest speaker
t. the meeting of the Smyrna
layton Business and Profess
onal Women Club held at the
home of Mrs. Christine Nor
row on Monday night. The
speaker was presented by Mrs.
Lillian Smith, Legislation chair
man.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31
WILLIAM 6. WILEY
Receives Good
Conduct Award

william G. Wiley, Aviation
Machinist's Mate Third Class,
U.S.N., son of MIR. and Mrs.
Harold ]. Wiley, Sr., Smyrna
Ave-, Clayton, was the reci-
pient of a Good Conduct Award
by his Commanding Officer C.
w. Moses of Patrol Squadron
Four at Naha Base Okinawa.
This award was In recognition
of his faithful, Jealous and ODE
dent naval service for 8 years
completed on June 20, 1868.
Bill took his Basic Training
at Great Lakes along with 9
other buddies of his 1860 grad
uating class.
He is married to the former
Dorothea Lee Gray of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31
Kent Sussex RaCeWay Sets Records

william W. Shaw, director Of
racing, reported that the track
paid out S2l2, 400 in purses,
representing 1873 per cent of
the tracks share of the mumel
handle.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31

Stayton of FELTON, received
$50 for finishing second.
Guy Lockerman of Middle
town was the winningest owner
with a total of $e.433 in pur-
ses.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31

High Series: Charlotte StlII,
237
High Game: Charlotte Still,
126
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31
RONALD L. THOF
Ron Thorpe
Enlists In
US. Army

Ronald L. Thorpe has enlisted
in the u. S. Army and left Oc-
tober 28 for 8 weeks Basic
Training at Fort Jackson. South
Carolina. Ron is the son of Mrs.
Elwood Jackson and the late Ell
wood Thorpe of Clayton. He at
tended the Smyrna High School
where he was a year letterman
and Co-Captain of the Varsity
Football Team and a member of
the Wrestling Team. He is
graduate of the Newark High
School Class of 1868.
Upon completion of Basic
Training Ron will be re-as-
signed to Fort Monmouth, New
Jersey, where he will undergo
28 weeks of extension schooling
In microwave Instrumentation.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-31

High Series: John Wicks, 487
High Game: John Wicks, 1872
Next Saturday:
w. w. Frice VS. Wroten-Pratt
Buzzin' l2 Dozen VS. Triple
Loosers.
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WAKEFIELD PASS
DOWNS JAGUARS

Dave Spiker hit Robbie Elliott
with a 34-yard touchdown pass
with three minutes left to play
last night to give Wakefield
High School a 20-18 victory
over Falls Church in a Group
la League game at Wakefield.
Bill Stout intercepted a Falls
Church pass on his own 38 and
returned it to the Jaguars' As
to set up the winning touch
down. The Warriors blocked
three attempted extra point
kicks by Falls Church.
Wakefield has a 40 league
mark, but lost to Lane of Char
lotteSville, 34-13, last week.
EHkSyf GHgRcH z g g 9-IS
Falls church-sOucy 8, run Ckick
Fails church-childress 8, run Ckick
wakefield-Allman ~. run CBaw-
combe kick.
Falls Church-Soucy Q. pass from
Ream ClSick failed).
Wakefield-Spiker ., run (kick failed).
Wakefield-Elliott "a, pass from Spiker
KENNEDY, pass from Bawcombe).
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HerndOn Tops
Victory Total
OF Last Year

With Backs Rusty Hatton
and Phil Rome hitting high
gear, Herndon High School is
looking forward to a clean
sweep in the Virginia Group
LIB Northwestern District this
year after a sub-par 81 rec
ord in 1862.
The Hornets added another
important victory last night,
defeating George Mason, 20-13,
at Herndon to run their league
record to 40.
Hatton, a senior fullback,
scored the first touchdown, set
up the clincher with a 41-yard
kickoff return and sealed the
victory with a laSt-minute in
Perception at the Hornet 8.
Rome, running at halfback,
circled end for % yards and
the winning score with less
than 1870 in the game to cap
a four-play 44-yard drive.
Tailback Todd (Buckshot)
McNabb tried to keep the Mus
tangs in the game, hitting End
Tom Appel with a 9-yard
score and bucking over from
the 2 for the tying score.
GEORGE MASON % 6 o ii
HERNDON . Z Z go
GM--Appell O. pass from McNabb
kick failed. -,
Herndon-Hatton IL. run CHatton
rum.
Herndon-Rome 40. run (Hatton rum.
GM--McNabb ,. run (McBee rum.
Herndon-Rome 90, run Crun failed.
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NORTHWESTERN
GETS CLINCHERS

Northwestern High School
scored twice in the final quar-
ter to hand Fairmont Heights
its fourth consecutive loss yes
teroay. 1876, in a Prince
Georges County League game
at Fairmont Heights.
Bill LenSor picked off a stray
Fairmont pass and raced II
yards for the final touchdown
for the winners. Northwestern
is now 81 in league competi-
tons.
Tackle Willie Hicks grabbed
a DETECTED pass and rambled
80 yards on the last play Of
the game for the losers score.
NORTHWESTERN e 0I2-Is
FAIRMoNT HGTs. o o o a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /, plunge pass
failed,
Northwtstern-Richards S. run lkick
failed.
rthwestern-Lenson IL, intercep-
ton (kick failed.
Fairmont Heights-Hicks SO, inter-
ceptiOn (Dass failedl
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The running and passing of
Mike Poole, a jack-of-all-
trades halfback, has kept Lee
High Schools football team
in the drivers seat in the
Northern Virginia Group la
League.
Poole scored 26 points last
night, extending his league
leading total to "a, as Lee
blitzed Madison. 1877, before
$500 at Lee. 1t was the Lane
ers' sixth straight victory this
season.
After Poole, a 6-foot-3, 200
pound junior, ran IA yards for
Lees first touchdown, Madi-
sons Billy Bines caught a 80
yard touchdown pass from
Craig Hayes to give the War
hawks a 7-6 lead.
Poole then ripped off three
straight short touchdown runs
to break the game wide open.
He set up his final score with
a pass to Randy Moffett which
carried &c yards to Madison's
IA.
Larry Dunn got Lees final
touchdown on a 35-yard run
with a pass interception. Poole,
who sat out the final quarter,
wound up with 9S yards in Is
carries.
Lees defense, led by Tackle
Art Aguilar, a 220-pounder,
effectively contained Madison's
running attack, especially
Halfback Ron Glaze, who
Melted only one yard in the
first half.
Lee has an important date
with Mclean (4-0-D next
Friday at Lee. The Lancers
then play Falls Church, Ham
mond and Fairfax to wind I'D
the season. Wakefield, in Sec
ond place with a 40 mark,
doesn't play Lee but must face
George Washington and Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-12
BY DALE SPOUSE
Star EnaeiaI Wrftar


DuVal High School, which
handed Prince Georges County
football champion High Point
its lone defeat last season. did
it again last night and as a
result the Tigers are in first
place.
DuVal scored all its touch
downs on long runs, two by
Halfback Jim Barton, as it
whipped High Point, 1910, be-
fore 5000 spectators at North
Westerns Memorial Stadium.
The victory was the second
consecutive shutout for the
Tigers, who are now the only
undefeated team in the league
Barton scored touchdowns in
the third and fourth quarters
with runs of IS and Is yards,
respectively. The 5-foot-7 half
backs first score came early in
the third period, Gaping a
60-yard drive. His second was
set up by an intercepted pass,
one of three during the evening
for DuVal.
Paul Sickles intercepted a
High Point aerial in his end
zone early in the first period
that halted an Eagle drive on
the 13-yard line. He then stole
another in the fourth quarter,
which was converted into a
DuVal touchdown two plays
later.
1t also was via the intercept
ton route that the Tigers
gained their first touchdown.
John Fletcher latched on to- a
pass from Eagle Halfback John
Conlon and sped 80 yards to
give DuVal a TO halftime lead.
An apparent fourth-quarter
DuVal touchdown was nullified
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GROVETON SURGE
UPSETS HAMMOND

John Nelson took to the air
and pulled out a laSt-minute
To upset victory for Groveton
over Hammond last night in
a Group la struggle at George
Washington High School Stadi-
UNI.
Nelson completed four of six
passes for 81 of the 80 yards in
the Tigers winning drive late
in the fourth quarter. The
touchdown came on a 31-yard
pass from Nelson to End Bill
Lisicki with one minute left to
play.
The winning extra point
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KEMPER'S PLAY
CLIPS YORKTOWN

George Washington High
School got another dazzling
performance from John KEN
per last night as the Presidents
clipped Yorktown, 21-0, in a
Group la game at Yorktown.
Kemper ripped off an 81
yard run from scrimmage for
the first score, passed for two
more and intercepted three
passes for the night.
GEORGE WAsH'N IA 0 o III
YORKTOWN - 0 0 0 o.
GW-Kemper 50. run CSwift kick.
GW-Wilkens As, pass from Kemper
Swift kick.
GW-Kendrick 43. pass from Kemper
(SWift kick).
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Tukomu Park Team
Has Dinner TONIGHT

The Takoma Park Boys Club
baseball team will be honored
at the annual awards banquet
tonight at $50 at Takoma
Junior High School.
Forest GuStafson, Montgom-
cry County Recreation Direc-
tor, will be the principa al
speaker.
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High School football

Results Yesterday
Bell ii, Coolidge 6.
Bladensburg IA, OxOn Hill 12.
CardOZO 81, Wilson 10.
Carver 26, Parker Gray o.
Central 32, Woodward Prep o.
DuVal 10, High Point 0.
Eastern 10, Chamberlain 8,
Fairfax 80, WOOdsOn 10.
Garfield 49,. Patrick Henry 0.
George washington FL, Yorktown o.
Good Counsel " 20, Congressional 10.
GrovetOn Z, Hammond g.
HerndOn 20, George Mason IS.
Lane 80, James Monroe 6.
Laurel 20; Calvert County 6.
Marshall 2s, Mt. Vernon 6.
MOsby q, Bulls O.
Mclean 90. Annandale o.
Northwestern Is, FairmOnt Heights 6.
Orange Z. Culpeper. o.
Phelps 10, Anaeostia Z.
Stuart 26, Edison Z.
Wakefield 20, Falls Church Is.
Walker-Grant IS, Jennie Dean 6.
Washingten-Lee !, O'COnnell 6.
Western 20, Dunbar 0.
GAMES TODAY
Luther Jackson at HOffman-Boston,
Episcopal at st. ChristOpher's 1880
Whitman at B-CC, 2.
Blair at GaitherSburg, 2.
Einstein at NOrthwOOd, 2.
Waited Johnson at Richard Montgom-
cry, 2.
Wheaton at Sherwood, 2.
st. Anth0ny's at Peary, 2.
Howard County at Springbr0Ok, 2,
Suitlsnd At SurrattSville, 2.
LOudoun Valley al Handley, 2.
Columbian Prep at st. Johns, 2.
Bulls Pep at West Chester FrOSh, 2.
GlssslE St LAPlata, 2.
Great Mills at st. Mary's, 2.
LAckey a. Chagl0tte Hall, 2.
Carroll at Coed Counsel, g.
Land0n at So. Stephens, 2.
VILE at QusnticO, 2.
virginia Episcopal at Woodbury. For
est, 2.
st. Adams at st. James, $3.50.
Fort Hunt vs.. Marshall B at Mount
Vernon, 8.
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Phelps Picks
Right Teams
To 0VercOme
NTERHIGH STANDINGS

Phelps High School has won
only two Of its five games this
year but the Panthers haye,
picked the right spots for their
wins.
The Panthers pushed over
two fourth-quarter scores yes
terday to clip Anacostia, 1877,
for their second win in the In
terhigh League East Division.
Their three losses came against
outside competition.
Roger Scott, the Panthers'
5-foot-6. 165-pound fullback,
hauled in a 13-yard pass from
Quarterback Walter Coehins
for the go-ahead touchdown in
the final quarter.
Coehins, who scored the lone
touchdown in a 61-6 loss last
week in Altoona. Pa. put the
game out of reach, by sneak
ing for the final score.
Anacostia's lone score fol-
lowed an interception by Ted
Metropolis, who returned the
ball IA yards to the Phelps 9.
Quarterback RoSSi Folts got the
score with a l-yard plunge.
Folts completed 8 Of IA passes
but had one picked off in the
second half. The Indians were
hampered by four fumbles and
two Intercepted passes in the
second half.
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MUNDELL LEADS
LAUREL TO WIN

Irving Mundell ripped off
three touchdown runs to lead
Laurel High School to a 20-6
victory over Calvert County
yesterday at Laurel.
Mundell raced so yards for a
touchdown on the fourth play
of the game to get Laurel NOV
ing. He added a 25-yard scor-
ing dash in the second quarter
and another of 10 yards in the
third quarter as he gained lis
yards for the day.
f'ATigEF: COUNTY 9 9 g S-oS
LagTel-Mundell so. run Matthews
Laurel-MundelI IS, run Matthews
kick.
Laurel-Mundell 10. run Ckick failed
Calvert-Thrasher l, run (kick failed
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OSBOURN VICTOR
OVER FAUQUIER

WARRENTON, Va, Oct. II
(SpeciaD-John Ponder crashed
over from the 1-yard line in
the first quarter to give Osbourn
all the points it needed to beat
Fauquier, 60, here last night.
Ron Cebula intercepted a pass
on the losers 40 and returned
it % yards to set up the touch
down. Osbourn now owns a "a
record. Fauquier is Ia.
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FAIRFAX BREAKS
STRING OF TIES

Fairfax High Schools foot
ball team, Stung by four
straight ties, rolled to a 1918
victory over WoodSon in a
Group la League game last
night at Fairfax.
Quarterback Howard Chap
man scored two touchdowns
and passed for another as Fair
fax chalked up its first victory
of the season. The Rebels tied
w a hing n-Lee, Madison,
George Washington and Nc
Lean in its first four games.
WOODSON --------O o 1913
FAIRFAX 6 10 10 0-32
Fairfax = Mortiemer 90, pass from
Chapman (kick failed).
FairfaY-Chapman ]. run ikick failed) +,
FairfaX-Collis 20. run with blocked
punt (Malo kick.
Fairfax-Chapman /. run lMalo kick
Fairfax-EsparZa 8, run kick failed
Observation-Disclosures s, pass from
Greenberg (Schaithberger rum.
Woodson - Greenberg 2. run (run
failed)
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Generals Slide Back
To Low-Scoring Habit

the gun sounded ending the
first quarter when Halfback
Pete Lafakis took a handoff at
the 50-yard line and broke over
his own right tackle and, be-
hind sharp blocking, broke to
the side to score untouched.
John Leypoldt. who doomed
two kickoffs into the end zone,
added the point.
OCOnnelI Marches
O'Connell also struck with
equal quicknesS as it marched
80 yards in two plays. The
Knights recovered a WI FUN
BILE on their own 20. After
Quarterback Joe Rooms picked
up three yards, Halfback John
Gonda found an opening and
romped up the middle for n
yards.
End Charles Cloninger tripped
up Gonda at the three. but
the fleet back was able to
stumble into the end zone. End
Dave Roylance blocked the try
for point as he reached the tee
almost at the same time as
the ball.
WaShington-Lee picked up
246 yards on the ground and
a d led another 81 passing.
LafakiS ran for 124 yards in
20 carries for a ga average.
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LATE TOUCHDOWN
BEATS CULPEPER

ORANGE, Va. Oct. IL
(SpeciaD. - Quarterback Jim
White sneaked over from the
8 yard line with 1870 left in
the game as Orange High
School edged Culpeper, TO, here
last night in a Virginia Group
LIB Battlefield District game.
White capped 47-yard drive
on the 10th play following a
Culpeper punt from the end
zone. Culpeper, now "a, drove
to the Orange l in the second
quarter, but failed to score.
Orange is now AZ.
CULPFPER o o o O o
ORANGE 0 0 0 =
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OXON HILL FALLS
TO BLADENSBURG

Oxon Hill High School
jumped out to a 1877 lead but
its inability to make extra
points cost the Clippers a IA
IL decision to Bladensburg in
a Prince Georges County
League game yesterday at
OXon Hill.
1t was the first league VIC
tory after a loss and a tie for
Bladensburg. who was car
ried by the passing of Joe
Vance. The senior quarterback
passed five yards to Rick
Glover for the first score and
connected with Rick Davis for
the important extra point. He
also kicked the final con-
version.
6 6k0a zEE4 Ga : 9 "a
oxon HiI-BOlton ?, plunge Ckick
Vance Davis pass from NV Vance,.
oxon Hill-Bolton 10. run kick
BladensburE-IrvinE l, run Vance
kick.
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BELL TRIUMPHS
OVER COOLIDGE

Bell rallied for two touch
downs. yesterday to beat co.,
lidge. 1916, for its second vic
tory in three starts in the West
Division of the Interhigh
League.
The Vocats scored once in
the second quarter and again
in the fourth. Hugh Bradley
took a 20-yard pass from Mike
Jones for the second touch
down.
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MISPLAYS HELP
MARSHALL WIN

Two recovered fumbles and a
bad pass from center set up
touchdownS in the second quar-
ter as Marshall High School
defeated Mount Vernon. 1856,
in a Group la League game
last night at Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-12
CENTRAL ROLLS
TO EASY VICTORY

Central High School, scoring
on the first play from scrim-
mage, piled up IS points in the
first half on its way to a 81
0 victory over Woodward Prep
yesterday at Central.
Fullback Mike Delguidice ran
for nine yards to score after
Prep fumbled the opening kick
off. Central evened its record
at "a.
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LANE EXTENDS
WINNING SKEIN

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Oct. IL (SpeciaD Lane High
School extended its winning
streak to IA games by trounc-
ing James Monroe, 1916, here
last night.
Lane scored in every period
while winning its fifth game OF
the season.
1t was tke first loss in five
games for James Monroe.
JAMES MONROE : o o o D. g
LANE ---13 u Z 80
Lane-Robinson l, plunge (kick
failed.
Lane-strickler 10, run CGacitua
kick.
10. pass from Annette
(kick failed.
Lane-Arnette s, run (kick failed).
Lane-Shipp 5, plunge (Gacitua kick
Bane-Dean 3. run (Gacitua kick.
James Monroe-Jones g, pass from
Thompson (pass failedl
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WESTERN WHIPS
WINLESS DUNBAR

Western High School won its
second straight West Division
game yesterday, 200, over
Dunbar at Dunbar.
Quarterback Roland Woodley
got the Raiders moving rapidly,
hitting End Chris Smith with
a 5-yard scoring pass early in
the first quarter. Halfback
Hugh April added the second
score with a 24-yard scamper
in the second period.
Tackle Chris Fortune ended
the scoring by recovering a
tumble in the end zone after
Alphonso Horton had run 10
yards to the goal line. Dunbar,
0-3 in the league, has lost all
five starts this year.