THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Staff Coverage of Washington Area Scholastic Football Games Forty-Niner-Steeler MiVluATiUOTQIIII 20, 1004 ** A-15 IV Game Tonight Weak Offenses Matched Armstrong Must Win Cardinals Six-Point ’ Battle of Cripples Favorites 3 Games in 11 Days lyIhi AutdcMl rim Over Improving PITTSBURGH, Nov. 20. Redskin Tearn Two anemic Three weeks ago the Pittsburgh offenses, which to too scene of his first pro For Division II Title rival camps believe are due to coaching venture two yean ago, INTEHHIOH CDIV. H) STANDINGS Steelers -Ban Francisco -Forty- believes Washington eleven L explode, will be on exhibition toe Splnaarn __ 2V T Phelps j Niners National Football League is ready for good try. Th* Armstron* _j 11 12i^0 a Dunbar game shaped up as the battle tomorrow when the improved Redskins upset toe dissension- of champions. But tonight It Redskins meet the Cardinals at torn Pittsburgh Steelers last r By Sid Sussmon Chicago. Sunday. 17-14, without toe help will be a battle of aches and eight Armstrong suddenly In games there isn’t of the veteran Harry Gilmer or has pains. emerged as a threat to win its much to choose between the two. rookie Vic Janowicx, both of fourth consecutive Interhigh Di- The injured player personnel The Redskins have scored 107 whom should be ready for offen- vision IIfootball championship, on both teams could easily fill a points to 299 for the opposition, sive duty tomorrow. With them, but it’s going to take a lot of couple of small hospital wards. while the Cardinals have earned Kuharich hopes to see * better doing. Nine Bteelers are sidelined and 101 and held their rivals to 245. attack. Yesterday at Brooks Stadium 13 Forty-Niners are in the sick The Cardinals, nevertheless, are The Redskins fared badly on ~ bay. six-point favorites. their last excursion to the Mid- the Generals won only their first .. . .'Art Rooney of the Steelers, by a 28-17 count last Sunday at on the other hand, "held” toe by defeat. "we’d be in first place now. We Los Angeles and they didn’t Browns to a 35-3 count. its second fleet-footed Armstrong and Spingarn now had a good chance of copping the have Ollle Matson in The Redskins had several remain in contention. Armstrong Eastern Division championship that game. They are reported to players on toe doubtful list, in- but with Ernie Stautner. Dick be ready for an encore against cluding Linebacker Chuck Dra- meets Dunbar in the last league Flanagan replaced game Wednesday a victory and Bill McPeak hurt the Redskins, and Matson will zenovich, who will be and we Play. by George unkble for Generals put haven’t a chance. Rosso If to the will them in Coach Play. deadlock with Spingarn, forc- r Lost Last Three Joe Kuharich, returning a - >r Games. a M 4} t ing playoff on Monday, Novem- ¦ The Steelers and Forty-Niners ber 29. have lost their last three games. Four Lives Claimed Armstrong’s Ted Mclntyre, the The West Coast team, after win- winningest coach in town, viewed ning four and tying one, has this situation with misgivings been defeated by while the Chicago walking off the field yes- Bears, Los Angeles Rams and Maglioli Takes Over Lead terday. “My team is not together Detroit Lions. but yet, we’re improving,” Mc- The Steelers have dropped de- Intyre said. "This was our first to the Cardinals, In.Pan American Road Race game cisions Chicago in three weeks and now to New By (ha Associated Prtss ing and still held this place in win York Giants and Washing- | the title we will have to ton Redskins successive week his class. play three games days.” on MEXICO CITY, Nov. 20— I in 11 ends after winning four out of still Halfback Stan Robinson set up Umberto Maglioli roared into the ; The Lincolns were leading five. ; but losing time compared with the game’s only touchdown by of Pan American In tomorrow’s NFL action, the lead toe road i other class leaders. Ray Craw- picking up a Cardozo fumble Baltimore Colts entertain the raoe today but Phil Hill was still running to the —Star Staff Photo. -1 ford had dropped back from Bth and Cardozo 25- READY FOR Chicago Bears; Detroit to to 10th place and Bill Vukovich yard On play THE BIG ONE—Wilson High School’s light linemen and linebackers, posed here as if they mean business, may have travels in first place on toe basis of line. the next Green Bay; Los Angeles meets Lincoln f Berry a pitchout in mind Dan Droze, Anacostla’s explosive back, whom they will attempt to stop for a second time this season today elapsed time. i in another also had lost [ Williams took in the Inter- New York in the Polo Grounds; places. from Willie Woods scooted high championship game at Griffith Stadium. Left to right the forwards Don McMurray, Maglioli, who left Oaxaca a i two L and are Don McGrady, Butch Fairall, Le- Cleveland is host toPhiladelphia, ! leading I right end to score just land Phillips, Dick Tash and Jay Hunt. The minute behind Hill, passed toe The Cadillac, driven " before linebackers are Don Klimkiewicz and Mike Hixon. and Washington goes against by the end of the third quarter. the observation point at Huajuapan | Keith Andrews of Colorado Chicago Cardinals at Comiskey approximately 1 minute ahead of j Springs, Colo., also lost two Joseph Holmes, defensive right Park. Monica, Calif., driver. places. Close behind' Andrews leading toe Santa end for Phelps Vocational High, Detroit, the Western But Hill had an advantage of came Walt Faulkner of Long recovered two fumbles Northwestern Retains Title St. Albans Ends Year division with a 6-1 record, will I Beach, Calif., in another Lincoln. in the seeking more than 4 minutes which he mud of Banneker Stadium last be its 10th straight over rolled up on toe first lap of toe Green Bay, which shows a 4-4 Claimed Four Lives. , night, leading to a Phelps 6-0 With 9-6 Win Over Suitland race yesterday. The gruelling race already homecoming victory With Win but Landon slate. the Hill said he had over Bates Los Angeles Before start. claimed four lives as the shrunk - of Annapolis. By Joe Crown Suitland had scored in the makes it first visit hold his 4.5 liter Ferrari quarter 1-yard to Polo would len field of 126 racers headed Holmes pounced on first on a plunge the Grounds since 1948. down today and let Maglioli go both loose The Kiwanis Club Trophy, by Appears Itwill be seeking straight over the 329 mountainous miles balls in the second quarter. symbolic Fullback Charlie Price, Title-Bound its fifth ahead. He said his car is faster The of the high school foot- capping against the Giants, who to Mexico City. first was oh Bates’ 38-yard ball championship a drive in which,he Coach Bob (Snakey) Graham, are en- toe curves than Maglioli’s line in Prince alternated with joying their best season since on Co-Pilot Ford Robinson of and six plays later Pullback Georges County, in Jack Simms in who bigger 4.9 liter Ferrari, although will remain carrying the ball from invisioned an Interstate 1951 and lead the Eastern Con- Sherman Oaks. Calif., was killed Charlie Goff scored from the 5. Northwestern’s possession for at midfield. he expected to lose on the His Northwestern add'd its final Academic Conference champion- ference with six wins and two j instantly yesterday when the second recovery stopped a least another year. losses. straights. Bates drive on Phelps’ two points in the third quarter, ship this season for his St. Al- The small sports cars were ! Ferrari, driven by Jack McAfee 6-yard The Wildcats won the prize Cleveland, on a winning Manhattan Beach, Calif., line just when the Rams’ Price fumbled v team, could be streak of before halftime. for time : ~^W bans forgiven still hard pn the heels of toe will the fourth Jast night toe slippery ball while trying to of four straight and with an hurtled down an incline after Phelps take a 4-1-3 record own today if he were setting his big sports. into its game, on its field by upsetting punt and had to recover in his over-all 5-2 record, is in second car failure. McAfee was slight- last at Parker- Suitland, 2,000 sights on next year instead. place just game Leading. Gray Tuesday night. 9-6, before rain- own end zone. The sloppy field a half hack of Liftcolns Still ly hurt. drenched spectators. Northwest- prevented any serious threats by St. Albans isn’t out of the the Giants. The third car past the obser- In pre-race test runs two Ar- ern defeated Bladensburg last either team thereafter. current IAC picture yet, after Sidelined for the season with vation point was Karl G. gentines and a North American week to set the stage for its It was only the third victory defeating St. James, 13-0, yes- the Forty-Niners are Lineback- Bechem’s Borgward, in the same were killed. Lions Meet Hawks championship in toe three-way against five defeats and a tie terday at home to post a final ers Jack Manley and Don Burke, place as it left Oaxaca. But McAfee said he was traveling race. for the Wildcats. Suitland hung 4-1 league record. But Landon Guard Art Michalik, Halfback fourth was Jaroslav Juhan’s about 120 miles an hour when Northwestern overcame a 6- up a 5-3-1 mark. —Star Staff Photo. is expected to whip St. Andrew’s Hugh McElhenney and Defen- Porsche, which had picked up a front tire blew out, or an axle Seeking Lead Tonight point deficit in toe second quar- ANACOSTIA ACE Dan today to lock up its second con- sive Back Rex Berry. half dozen places in the 100 broke—he didn’t know which. ter when End John Hienicke Yesterday's scheduled game secutive title with a perfect 5-0 the start. He was But he lost control, hurtled down The Droze has scored against all Injured Forty-Niners. miles from Washington Lions will grabbed Bob Thomas’ pass away between Laurel High School and mark. followed by Franz E. Hammen- a cliff, and his co-pilot was killed. have their sights on first place Anacostia opponents except from two Suitland defenders and Westminster at Laurel, post- Graham only pos- Still nursing injuries are End ich of Basel in a Borgward. Today’s lap is in two legs—2s2 in the Eastern Hockey League Wilson, which beat the In- loses five, raced 75 yards for a score. poned by toe hurricane on Oc- sibly six, starters by graduation Gordie Soltau, Linebacker Hardy Manfredo Lippman of Guate- miles from baxaca to Puebla, when they meet the league- Davis dians, 9-6, last month in a leading Blackie kicked toe extra tober 15, was canceled because next spring. The doubtful one Brown, Defensive Backs Jim mala was sixth in an Osca, then after a rest and refueling, New Haven Hawks at point gave the of excessive injuries suffered regular Interhigh League making up 76 miles to the Mexican capitaL &3Q:tonight that Wildcats a by is Dick Reston, the fine tailback Cason and which also had been at Uline Arena. lead they never relinquished. toe Laurel squad. game. (Story on Page A-14.) has out Johnny Williams, time on the leaders. All of the route Is mountainous, The Hawks will who been with an ap- move into pendectomy and may Quarterback Y. A. Tittle and Hammenich was falling back ! soaring to a height of two miles. Uline with a 3-1 record, the who not onlyi have enough credits to graduate. Halfback Bill Mixon. Tittle has from his fourth place. Franco | The curves are tire-ripping. setback coming at the was holding his Last yew 33 elimi- hands of the The other losses are four out- been playing with a broken Cornacchia own. I cars were Lions here in' the OsbournHighto Cavaliers, Tar He left In fifth place this -1 nated on this stretch. opening game, 10-3. H Take 8-1 Mark Heels standing linemen—Tackles Pete hand. morn- Killinger After dropping two games on and Alex Lagoudakis, The Steelers’ sick bay includes Guard Bill alleged their first road trip the Lions Into Finale With Gar-Field Try to Even Marks McGhee and Center Linebacker Flanagan, End Jack and uncovered in this came back to register four Ted Hodge—plus Chris Proven- O’Brien, Boxing inquiry cannot be permitted to straight Osbourn High of Manassas 1 yard son from the Tackle Tom Palmer exist in this State,” he victories to take un- for two other touch- backfleld. Lou Ferry, Bob Gaona, and (Continued From Page A-14.) said. disputed possession of second awaits the game with rival Gar- downs. Yesterday St. Albans allowed “If they do persist it would be .place Herndon scored In sec- In 59th Game Today Stautner, End McPeak, Full- stead of paying toe full purse boxing with a 5-2 mark. Field of Woodbridge on Thanks- the St. James Into scoring territory back Rogel, better if were ended in Player-Coach ond half a quarterback Fran and Halfback to toe boxer. this Stan Warecki’s giving Day on sneak By Bill Fuchs only once but had to rely on Lynn Chadnois. State.” squad in which it can by Gray Hanes and a 7-yard by Tex Sullivan, president and will attempt to maintain duplicate the rec- Star Staff Corraspondant two fine runs Fullback Porter Flanagan, O’Brien Sullivan Admits Deductions. best football buck by Fullback John Slepetz. its and Palmer matchmaker of toe London its clean slate at home. ord in its history, set last year Shreve for own punch. Shreve are definitely out for the Sullivan testified he had do* Warecki, league-leading CHARLOTTESVILLE, V a., ran 26 and yards up season Sporting Club, and Angelo Pucci, scorer when Jim Leo finished nine years Parker-Gray grabbed University 43 the mid- and Chadnois, one of the Steel- ducted SIOO from total purses with eight goals and nine Nov. 20.—The of Vir- dle at the beginning of assistant matchmaker, were seven as- of coaching with a 9-1 record. points by defensive play in toe ginia football team, both ers’ better-running backs, is as a TV “donation” under in- sists for 15 Art still hoping halves and Reston sidelined yesterday by ruling of points; Dorring- Last night in Manassas Os- first half and a 16-0 for season, kicked the nursing rib injuries. structions from managers and ton, Bob Lunny, breezed to a winning tries to conversion after the It is the New York State Athletic Verne La bourn ran up a 31-point lead victory over Luther . Jackson take up second doubtful if he’ll start. with toe consent of toe fighters. Pointe, and where it left off three score. Commission at toe close of a However, the Marlowe McDonald on Herndon before the fog and High last night, in Alexandria. weeks ago in game Despite injuries, the game is preliminary inquiry. New York State Dan Marogan will sfee a the 59th of lot of rain moved ip to hold down It was only the second win in 10 its traditional rivalry with North a sellout. law specifically states the entire action on the front line, with ORANGE, Va., Nov. 20 (Spe- Cus D’Amato, Bill Daly, A1 purse be the final score to 38-14. It was games for Parker-Gray, while Carolina here today. cial).—Woodberry Forest The Browns-Eagle clash is the Lippy Breitbart must paid in check to Rick Albert John Slug eighth victory drove Braverman and Donofrio, Osbourn’s against Jackson closed its first season 15 yards big one in the Eastern Confer- the athlete. Orivs and Dave Lucas handling Coach Ned McDonald Is fear- with a recovered fum- were the suspended managers. one defeat under its new coach, with a 3-4 record. ble in the last quarter ence. The Eagles, after getting The commissioner directed all the defense. Herb Yost. will carry ful that his Cavaliers “ended” to tie D’Amato handles Floyd Patter- his deputies to report any Herndon End Johnny Peake recovered season Episcopal High School of Alex- off to a flying start with four son, Jimmy com- a 5-3-1 record Thanks- their in the mud and who fought Slade at plaints about refusals to give into its a Jackson fumble in the end rain at West Point weeks andria, 7-7, here yesterday In straight, now are one game out Square Garden last giving Day game with Madison. zone and kicked the three Madison properly qualified fighters a extra point ago when they held highly-fa- the 54th renewal of the oldest of first place and half a game night. His suspension begins | Jack McClelland Dies; Halfback Ronnie Skewes ran in the first quarter. Guard chance for a bout, commenting vored Army to a 21*20 victory. unbroken prep school rivalry behind Cleveland. officially today. D’Amato was the opening kickoff back 82 yards Lovell Lee blocked a Jackson in the i he had found “some substance” There similarity South. It was the sixth the collector for toe SIOO TV Held Verdict Oyer for a touchdown to begin toe punt in the second and the ball ,was no be- tie in the series, leaving ;to toe boycott charges. He also Attell rout. tween that Virginia team and Episco- donation for toe IBG end'Daly, frowned upon By “Jack Rabbit” Breeden rolled through the end zone for pal with two-game edge, ! the alleged use of tha Associated Press toe one that was a 25-23. manager of Vince Martinez, is negotiate plunged for two scores and got a safety. Fullback Theodore a four-touch- Episcopal Langlois Gets Shot | “representatives” to PITTSBURGH, pass-lateral of South had scored in the treasurer and a of Nov. 20.—Jack another on a play Brooks capped a 35-yard down victim Carolina quarter member the contracts for non-Guild mem- McClelland, 82, a former yards. march last week. pep, second when Quarter- New York Guild. penal- boxer that covered 64 Fullback in the third quarter by plunging “No iio desire,” back flipped bers and said additional who decisioned Abe Attell, one- Saunders is toe way McDonald Joe Dunn a 12-yard ties be Bob ran 20 yards and 5 yards to score. described pass to Halfback At Olson's Crown Admitted Bookmaking Charge. would imposed “if we time featherweight champion his squad, toe same squad that Hunter Faul- conclude it has occurred.” shortly was pep, coner on fourth down after By th« Associated Press Braverman, president of toe after the turn of the "all all desire” against Willie Parrott, With the matchmaker and century, died at yester- Army. the visitors’ huge rival Manhattan Boxing Alliance, his home guard, pounced SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20. assistant matchmaker out of ac- day. V on a Woodberry Highly Langlois Gilzenberg, Memorial Services The Cavaliers, who won only fumble 14-yard rated Pierre of which had charged top IBG with tion, Willie publicity fought Tomorrow on the line. Injured man, McClelland Attell at one game last season, still can Episcopal closed France will replace Joey causing a “boycott” of its fight- was named acting match- the World Fair in St. Its season Giardello in a 15 title at St. Nicholas Louis in finish with a 5-4 record, but it with a 4-3-2 record and won December ers. manages Billy Bossio and maker the Club. 1004 when Attell was feather- For Peter Jackson, will doing. the match here with Bobo Olson, Golf Pro take some Not only Virginia Non-Military League others. In yesterday’s inquiry, weight king. must they whip the Tar Heels the middleweight champion. Though he Memorial services for Peter His pupils at Miller’s Included title with a 2-0-1 mark. he admitted that he had pleaded won the decision, Jackson, golf professional today, but they also have to Giardello, the third challenger guilty twice to bookmaking McClelland did not get the title and Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. get by St. Additional Sports golf course superintendent in the In West Virginia in the Stephen’s closed its first to Olson’s crown this year, with- charges and had paid fines. because both fighters were over 1946 and 1947 he returned final next week year of yesterday Washington area from to Congressional as here. 11-man football with a drew when his left Breitbart, manager of Hurri- the 122-pound limit for feather- 1924 teaching pro 4-4 record injured on Next Page through 1947, will be held at 3 on Wiffy The Tar Heels also hope to yesterday by rushing knee, a 'month ago in an cane Tommy Jackson, was set weights at that time. Cox’s staff. From there to a 19-7 over accident, p.m. tomorrow at the Robert A. Jackson went to South Carolina. reach the all-even level today. victory Woodward automobile began to down after he failed to appear. They Prep in Alexandria. during training. Pumphrey funeral home in He is survived by his wife, Mrs. have a 3-4-1 record. trouble him He also is a member of toe MBA. Bethesda. Elspet Q. Their losses have been to Halfback Buck Huftnicutt Ben Bentley, public relations Chairman Bob Christenberry American U. Booters Jackson; a son, Peter Georgia, scored on pair 30-yard W. Jackson, daugthers, Maryland, Tennessee a of runs, man for the International Box- warned toe commission “will not Jackson died November 9 at and two and Notre the second after taking Bow to Baltimore toe United States Naval Hos- Mrs. Joel H. Yates, who is with Dame. Their victories one a ing Club, announced last night tolerate any blacklisting or boy- include 21-19 short pass from Quarterback said licensed American University, un- pital in Beauford, S.C. After her husband, a lieutenant colonel a win over South that Langlois cabled acceptance cotting.” He boxers Carolina. Don Young. Charles Engh, the Paris and managers cannot be denied daunted by the fact that its cremation in Jacksonville, Fla., stationed in Germany, and Mrs. from for the championship Quarterback A1 Long, top of- Saints’ fullback, smacked 7 yards contest at San their “because they do soccer team has failed to win a the remains were sent here. Richard T. Butler of Kensington. up Francisco’s Cow chance fensive player for the Tar Heels, the middle for a touchdown Palace shortly after an- not belong to a certain organi- game in six starts, will try For toe past seven years he the is out with injuries. Len Bul- and rammed over an extra point nouncement of Giardello’s zation or do not care to con- again next season and hopes to had been manager of “Poco- lock all with- do and Sophomore Doug as scoring came in the first drawal. tribute SIOO of their purse to better with experience. Sabo,” the plantation of Col. M. Terp Booters Champs being half. Eagles Farmer were counted on to Langlois, by that organization.” HERSO^S The were routed by Robert Guggenheim, former Am- fill toe gap. Ed Woodward, which dropped rated the World Baltimore 5-1, yester- Sutton, fast its Boxing Federation as Olson’s No. Christenberry said toe com- Bth A O St*. University, bassador to Portugal, at Green After Beating Virginia sophomore halfback, is back seventh game against one tie, should day at AU in a game which 1 challenger, decisioned Giardello mission’s actions serve as Our Only Location Pond, S.C. By after missing three games got on the scoreboard warning parties sewed up the Mason-Dixon Born in Hte Associated Prass with in the last June, scoring a knockdown a to all involved. Phone DE. 2-4700 Con- Belfast, Jackson was CHARLOTTBVILLE, an injured ankle. second quarter, but failed to “Conditions such have been ference championship for the golf professional at a club in Va., Nov. threaten in the ninth round. as 20. Maryland University’s The Cavaliers are hoping thereafter. Fullback Winners. Cologne, Germany, at toe out- their one-two running punch of Irving Birger plunged 5 yards break of World War I and was soccer team rules toe Atlantic through follow- Herb Hartwell and Henry Strem- center to cap a 60-yard captured and held a prisoner of Coast Conference today regains drive. Persley ing its victory pek the form of early Jack Plasterer, Wood- Faces Bud Smtth High war. title over Vir- ward’s most dangerous Schools ginia here yesterday, 7-0. season. runner Retails Yesterday. His first pro Job in America North Carolina has 29 all afternoon, plunged for the In TV Scrap Tonight j r «« won f Ar««W Cardoso 0 was at toe Westchester-Biltmore Maryland previously had de- Charlotte Hall 20.. ... St. Mary’s 10 games in toe series, while the conversion. Episcopal 7 feated North and Duke By tho Associated Pro« Woodberry_ Forest 7 Club in Rye, N. Y. Tom Moore Carolina Cavaliers have won 26 and three Osbourn 3# Herndon It conference, MIAMI, Parker-Gray 16 Lather Jackson induced Jackson to leave toe in the but had been were Fla., Nov. 20.—Arthur 0 Virginia tied. Pfeoias 6 Bates 0 New York club for toe pro tied by N. C. State. Persley, fifth ranking lightweight “¦Alban* 13. St. Janies O Job Looney GW Frost Star Northwestern * Saltland 6 at Indian Spring in 1924. After had won three earlier confer- contender from New York, was ST. Stephen’s 10 ...Woodward Prep 7 several years at Indian Spring he ence contests, but had been tied Charlotte Close Victor a 9-5 favorite over Wallace Westminster at Laarel, canceled. Loss Games Today. went to Congressional as golf twice. ANNAPOLIB, Nov. 20 (Special. In to Richmond JVs (Bud) Smith of Cincinnati in ..AMWWtte vs. Wilson at Griffith Sta- 41»£KJ1:30 (interhish championship). course superintendent when the Ronnie Schock got Mary- —A 40-yard pass from Quarter- *y (ho Associated Prow their nationally-televised 10- BuUU VI. VlUanova irosh at Mont- land’s scoring under way in toe round bout tonight. IGHT A- (Silver Armour brothers were at toe lat- back Jack Jacquish to Fullback RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 20- in Miami * jomory Bialr Stadium, 2 p.m. period. (The ter club. first Schock, Jim Terror Tretick, who ran 20 yards Followers of George Washington bout Will be on WMAL- : Annandale at George Mason. 2 p.m. Jackson “Windy” Johnson gave TV, Channel 7, pjn.). - %" ; Lahdon vs. St. Andrew’s at Middle- had a downtown in- Reider and to score, Charlotte Hall University’s football fortunes at 9 iirro Ft T town, Del., 2 p.m. door school, and also taught for scored in toe second with Otto Military Academy a 20-19 vic- can take hope for the Jtoaley has lost only once lyili J/ Wheaton at Richard Montgomery, 2 years future since p.m.i several at toe old Miller Winkelman tallying in toe third tory over St. Mary’s High here today following the performance Orlando Zulueta trimmed him on . Game* Tomorrow. Range, Oonwtgt now toe site of the Wood- and Mike Fenci scoring twice In yesterday. The play came in of Halfback Ray Looney here June 8, 1951. „ vs. St. John’s st Griffith Sta- dium, B p.m. (Catholic championship). ward Sc Lotorop uptown store. toe final toe closing minutes of toe game. yesterday. Bmith, rated 10th among the The GW Freshmen were de- 135-pounders, has knocked out feated in a hard fought contest, Rafael Lastre twice, fought a —y j) LITTLE SPORT 28-21, by the Richmond Uni- disputed 10-round draw with versity’s Junior varsity team, but Johnny Saxton, and drew with Looney was one of the outstand- Luther Rawlings. ARTHUR PERSLEY vs. WALLACE BUD SMITH ing players on the field. Promoter Joe Schaefer has of- Looney scored one of George fered champion Jimmy Carter SvwMMi*Sporticoster jack Grepon is on hand with Ms Washington’s $35,000 touchdowns on a to defend his title here blow-by-blow commontay. 17-yard off tackle slant and against tonight’s winner but the pitched to George Baird for new lightweight king is not ex- another touchdown. pected to accept. OW Frost) ... 2 O 7 12—21 In 50 bouts Persley TONIGHT, 9:00 P.M., WMAL-TV, CHANNEL Bi ,n l has won T Sesriw; oW'Froth. 46, including 19 by knockouts. He Looney, Baird. ftmtaHyms Looney. Safety—-Saunders (Uckled in lost three and drew in one. Lend sone). Richmond, touchdowns--# Bmith has won 17 of 32 boulhJty J* icnockouts, lost 10 and drew 33. MBCi- T%#