text: Sports v W '■«i fc*3 v*< / v B li |M » ~ 1 jgH jS '?§ RICH. MONT. 7 I B-CC 6 | Richard Montgomery Shades B-CC, 7-6 z on Long Interception by Wright By STEVE HERSHEY •Ur Staff Writer Completely outplayed in the first half, Richard Montgomery; came to life after intermission to squeak out a 7-8 victory over Bethesda-Chevy Chase yesterday at Rockville. The victory, before 3,200 fans, left the Rockets unbeatable at 2-0 in the Montgomery, County League and a half game behind first-place Wheaton. B-CC fell to 1-1-1. Episcopal Wins, 12-6, To Avenge Lone Loss of '62 LAWRENCEVILLE, N. J.. Oct. 5 (Special). Halfback Robin Byrd of Episcopal High School plunged 2 yards over; left tackle for a touchdown with 90 seconds remaining to give the visitors from Alexandria, Va., a 12-6 victory over Lawrenceville School here today. The loss was only the second for the New Jersey school in five years, and its first in three seasons. The victory avenged a 14-6 defeat last season, the only loss on Episco pal’s record. The Maroon drove 45 yards; for the winning touchdown after an earlier drive had bogged down on the Lawrence ville 10-yard line. The Maroon earlier scored on a 37-yard run by Halfback Squinch Goodwin in the second quarter. The losers scored in the second period after recovering a fumble on the Episcopal 10. Fullback Will Dickey ran five yards on fourth down for the touchdown. EPISCOPAL 0 0 B—1 2 LAWRENCEVILLE 0 0 0— 6 Episcopal—Goodwin 37, run (kick failed). Lawrenceville—Dickey 5, ran (kick failed). Episcopal—Byrd 2, run (kick failed). Herndon Blasts Fauquier, 33-14 Senior Halfback Rusty Hat ton scored twice on passes from Quarterback Joey Hite and once on an 82-yard kickoff return to pace Herndon to a 33-14 triumph over Fauquier County yesterday at Herndon for the Hornets’ fourth victory in five starts. The Hornets got all 33 points on the board before the visitors scored. Wingback Jim Powers started the scoring with a 34 yard return of an intercepted pass, and Hite passed for three more touchdowns in the first half. FAQUIER COUNTY 0 0 7 7—14 HERNDON 13 14 _R 0—3.3 Herndon —Power 34, intercepted pass run failed. Herndon —Hatton 17, pass from Hite (Rome run). Herndon—Pox 20, pass from Hite (Haines, pass from Hite). Herndon —Hatton 19, pass from Hite (Lewis run). Fauquier County—Buchanan 12, run (Colithly kick). Fauquier County—McCullough 11, pass from Golightly (Golightly kick). Sherwood Takes Peary, 19-6 Halfback Doug Burton raced around end for two touchdowns, the first of which broke a 6-6 tie, to pace Sherwood High School to a 19-6 victory over Peary yesterday in a non league game at Peary. Peary tied the game after taking the second-half kickoff and marching 68 yards with Roger Baker plunging over from the 1. Two plays later Burton broke away for 60 yards and the winning touchdown. Wesley Burns returned the following kickoff 92 yards but a clipping penalty nullified the score. SHERWOOD O.B.F. 7—IB PEARY O.B.F. 7—IB Sherwood Villilla 1. plunge (kick blocked), Peary—Baker 1. plunge (kick blocked). Bherwood —Burton 60, run (kick failed). Bherwood —Burton 9, run (Bassin run). THE SUNDAY STAR D. C. October 4, 1913 Brian Wright, Richard Montgomery’s leading ground-gainer, wiggles away from Carl Rightsell (26) and picks up 9 yards before being knocked out of bounds in the second quarter yesterday at Rockville.—Photo by Pete Schmick. MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS Wheaton 3 0 1) Sherwood 1 1. Richmond 2 0 6 B-CC 111. W. Johnson 2 1 0 Galthorn 0 2 0 Blair 11 Northwood 0 4 0 Brian Wright, Rockville’s, leading ground-gainer for the last three years, had to turn to defense to get his team on the scoreboard against a big and aggressive B-CC line. Wright picked off a Dave Wetzel pass in the flat in the closing minutes of the third quarter and raced 44 yards untouched for the touchdown. Quarterback Tommy Manuel kicked the extra point. B-CC, who had dominated play in the first half with the punishing ground attack, took to the air and almost pulled the game out. With four minutes to play, the Barons took over on their 11 and after a 15-yard penalty moved the ball to the 26, Wetzel took command. The sharp throwing senior connected on 5 of 7 passes and without using a running play supervised his team 76 yards for a touchdown. The scoring play was a 11-yard strike to End Tom Prillo in the end zone with 1:48 to play. Wetzel. Who completed 10 of Quantico Rips Fori Campbell The Quantico Marines combined a powerful running game with a tough defense for a 41-01 victory over previously unbeaten Fort Campbell, the defending National service champions, yesterday at Quantico. The unbeaten Marines racked up 372 yards rushing, and passing and rolled to 24 first downs in nailing down their fourth straight victory. Five backs scored and former Penn State star Jay Huffman blocked a Fort Campbell punt and recovered it in the end zone for another touchdown. The Marine defense, anchored by Huffman, Jim Davis of Oklahoma and Joe Eilers of Texas A&M, held Fort Campbell’s offense to a total of 74 yards. The visitors crossed midfield only once, moving down to the Quantico 47 in the third quarter. FORT CAMPBELL 6 0 0 0—0 QUANTICO 4 0 7 20—41 Quantico Branch 5, run (Davis kick). Quantico—Singleton 3, run (Davis kick). Quantico Huffman, recovered blocked punt in end zone (Davis kick). Quantico—Hayes 9, run (Davis kick). Quantico Finisio 3, run (Davis kick). Quantico Finisio 3, run (Davis kick). Whitman Uses Power to Upset Springbrook, 21-7 Walt Whitman used a punishing ground attack to upset Springbrook, 21-7, yesterday at Whitman. The Vikings raised their record 3-1-1 by scoring early and staying ahead of a pressing Springbrook team. Whitman marched 60 yards with the second-half kickoff for what proved to be the winning touchdown. Halfback Bobby Arrotta raced five yards off tackle for the score. Springbrook lowered the margin to 14-7 in the same quarter on a one-yard plunge by Fullback Bill Crutchfield after a 70-yard march. But the Vikings Drops 65 yards with the kickoff for the touchdown that clinched the victory as Halfback Eric Hovland skirted left end for 11 yards and the touchdown. SPRINGBROOK I! 0 7 0— 7 WALT WHITMAN, 7 0 7 7—21 Walt Whitman —Adgate 1, run (Adgate runs). Walt Whitman—Arrotta b. run (Adgate runs). Springbrook Crutchfield 1, run (Batchelder kick). Walt Whitman—Hovland 11. run (Adgate run). 22 passes for 141 yards, was wide with his extra point at 1, attempted. Wright, a speedy 155-pounder who took a 7.2 rushing average into the game, carried only twice in the first half and gained 16 yards. But in the second half, he ran 8 times for 41 yards and kept a long Rocket drive alive several times with key third-down gains. B-CC gained 215 yards and 1 collected 14 first downs while 8 the winners had 123 yards total offense and seven first downs. Both teams missed short field goals in the first half. B-CC 6 O 0 S—fl I RICHARD MONT, 0 o 7 o—7 Richard Mont—Wright 44. intersection (Manuel kick). B-CC—Prlolo 11. pass from Wetzel, (kick failed). Woodberry Wins! Over Hill, 28-14 POTTSTOWN, Pa., Oct. 5 (Special).—Woodberry Forest School won its second game of the season here today, 28-14, over The Hill School. Paul Wood paced Woodberry with touchdown runs of 45 and 5 yards. The winners scored 16 points in the second period to overcome an 8-0 deficit. WOODBY FOREST 0 16 fl O—28 HILL 8 O 0 fl—1 4 Hill—Tittman 7, run (Tittman run). Woodberry Forest—Wood 5, run (Wood run). Woodberry Forest—Bibby 1, run (Bradbury run). Woodberry Forest—Hackler 4, run (run failed). Hill—Costine 63, run (run failed). Woodberry Forest—Wood 45, run (run failed). Handley Clips George Mason WINCHESTER, Va., Oct. 5 (Special).—Quarterback Dickie LaFollette plunged 1 yard for a touchdown with 10 seconds remaining to cap an 80-yard drive and give Handley High School a 26-20 victory over George Mason High School of Falls Church today. Handley’s winning march came after George Mason had tied the score on a 4-yard run by Tailback Todd N. Nash with three minutes to play, and gave the winners their first victory in three games. The touchdown was set up by a 10-yard pass from LaFollette to End Gene Fisher which carried to the 1-yard line. GEORGE MASON 6 7 7—21 HANDLEY 6 14 6—26 George Mason—Hall 55, pass from McNab (run failed). Handley—Fisher 7, pass from LaFollette (Fisher kick). Handley—Leighton 8, run (Fisher kick). Handley—Dick 4, run (kick failed). George Mason—McNab 5, pass from McNab (McNab), George Mason—McNab 4, run (McNab run). Handley—LaFollette 1, run (kick failed). Jennie Dean Triumphs On 4th-Quarter Pass Jennie Dean High School scored on a fourth-quarter pass from Quarterback Harry Quinn to Larry Fields to gain a 13-13 tie with Parker-Gray last night at Manassas. Quarterback Calvin Harris was the bright spot for Parker Gray, gaining 105 yards running and scoring its second touchdown on a 2-yard plunge. PARKER-GRAY 6 7 7—13 JENNIE DEAN 7 0 6 —13 Parker-Gray—Tyler 3, plunge (kick blocked). Jennie Dean —Coleman 2, run (Quinn). Parker-Gray—Harris 2, run (Williams kick). Jennie Dean—Fields 26, pass from Quinn (run failed). Wakefield Runners Trimmed by Plebes ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 5 (AP).— Navy’s plebe cross country opened its season today with a 15-50 victory over Wakefield High School of Arlington. An eighth-place was Wakefield’s best effort and its second runner finished 12th. Bud Lawler led the Navy plebes over the 1.9-mile course in 9 minutes 42.6 seconds. Johnson Bows To Wheaton Wheaton High School moved into first place in the Montgomery County football league with a 16-6 victory over Walter Johnson yesterday on the Spartans’ field. The two teams went into the game tied for the league lead with 2-0 records. The Knights scored in every period but the last, with Wayne Farley getting them on the 1-2 scoreboard in the first period on a 35-yard field goal following a fumble recovery by End Terry Boswell on the Walter Johnson 49. Bill Wright plunged over from the 3 for the first Wheaton touchdown in the second quarter and Quarterback Jim Fulton went over from the 1 on a sneak in the third period. Wright’s touchdown followed a punt that went out of bounds on the Spartans’ 30. Jeff Greene blocked a Johnson punt on the 23 to set up Fulton’s touchdown. Jim Krause scored Johnson's touchdown on a 75-yard kick off return in the third quarter. The Spartans never seriously threatened thereafter. Walter Johnson went into the game with a seven-game winning streak over a two-season span. The Spartans were uncased on in three previous starts this season. WHEATON 3 7 § o—16 WALTER JOHNSON 0 0 6 o—B Wheaton—FQ, Farley 38. Wheaton—Wright 3. run (Farley Johnson —Krause 78. kickoff return (kick failed). Wheaton—FQ, Fulton 1. run (kick failed). Annandale Falls to E. C. Glass on Late Field Goal LYNCHBURG, Va., Oct. 5 (Special)—Bruce Smith, a left-footed kicker, booted a 23-yard field goal with 2:18 to play to give E. C. Glass High School a 10-7 victory tonight over Annandale of the Northern District before more than 12,000 fans at the annual Shrine Bowl football game in City Stadium. E. C. Glass scored on the last play of the third quarter to tie the game after End Jimmy Green recovered a fumbled punt on Annandale’s 25. Tail back Bob Unrue scored from the 1 and Smith kicked the point to tie the game. Annandale failed to gain after the kickoff and punted to the Hilltoppers’ 41. Glass twice gambled on fourth down and came through both times before Smith’s game winning in kick, also on a fourth-down play. Annandale moved 80 yards for its touchdown in the opening quarter. Fullback Jim Lambert cracked over from the 2 to end the drive which took 17 plays. The Atoms did not threaten in the second half. ANNANDALE 6 6 0 0— 7 E. C. GLASS 0 0 7 3—10 Annandale—Lambert 2. plunge (Misretta kick). Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Glass—FG. Smith 23. Laurel, Glenelg Play to 6-6 Tie Glenelg High School drove 60 yards in the third quarter for the tying touchdown, but missed the extra point and had To settle for a 6-6 tie with Laurel yesterday at Glenelg. Quarterback Ronnie Williams went 7 yards up the middle to tie the game, but Gene Barker’s kick was wide to the right. Laurel scored its touchdown in the first period on a 53-yard run by Halfback Irvin Mundell. Laurel 6 0 6 0—B Laurel —Mundell 53. run (kick failed). Glenelg Williams 7, run (kick failed). [Card Harriers Wins Catholic University opened its soccer season yesterday with a 9-1 romp over Gallaudet in a Mason - Dixon Conference match at Gallaudet, Athanas Main jo scored four goals for the winners. Carroll Upsets Knights for 4th Straight Carroll High School ran its winning streak to four by surprising O’Connell’s Knights. [14-13, last night at Washington-Lee High School’s stadium, in the first Catholic League start for the Lions. End Dan Rushing kicked the all-important two extra points for Carroll and also was on the receiving end of an 11 yard touchdown pass in the second quarter. Carroll took the lead on John Clark’s 5-yard touchdown run in the first period. O’Connell bounced back to score on Mike Martz's 4-yard smash. The Knights only had 10 men on the field when Charley Boone attempted the extra point that would have tied the game and it was blocked by Tackles Grant Ramsey and Fritz Miller. Rushing's touchdown and extra point gave Carroll the deciding points in the second period. Martz scored his second touchdown in the third period on a 19-yard pass from Quar terback Kevin Henry. The Knights tried to pull the game out with slightly less than 2 minutes remaining when Boone attempted a 26-yard field goal. However, it was short. CARROLL 77 0 0—1 4 O’CONNELL 0 6 7 0—1 3 Carroll —Clark S. run (Rushing kick). O’Connell—Marta 4. run (kick blocked). Carroll—Rushing 11, pass Iron Mar eetti (Ruahlin kick). O’Connell —Marta 19. pass from Henry (Boone kick). Gaithersburg Tips Einstein, 7-6, on Aerial by Gorley Gaithersburg Halfback Arthur Gorley took a 22-yard scoring pass from Quarterback Larry Jones to tie the score, then cracked over center for the extra point to give the Trojans a 7-6 victory over Einstein yesterday at Gaithersburg. The loss was only the second for Einstein in two seasons of football. The Titans had won 11 in a row before they were stopped by Springbrook early in the season. Einstein moved ahead in the second quarter on a six-yard pass from Quarterback John Gossage to End Lee Parker, but the extra point attempt was blocked by Jones. Gaithersburg marched 63 yards in nine plays to win in the third quarter. Neither team threatened thereafter. Einstein 0 6 0—6 GAITHERSBURG 0 7 0—7 Einstein—Parker 6, pass from Gossage (kick blocked). Gaithersburg—Gorley 22, pass from Jones (Gorley run). Blazers Wallop Northwood, 45-0 Rebounding from a crushing defeat by Walter Johnson last week, Montgomery Blair High School exploded for a 45-0 triumph over winless Northwood in a Montgomery County League game yesterday at Blair. The Blazers got 19 points in the opening quarter and went on to score almost at will while recording their third victory in five games. Blair is now 1-1 in the league. Halfback Tom Crum scored three touchdowns, two on long runs. The 150-pound senior returned a punt 60 yards for the first score of the game. Game and teamed up with Billy Hale on a 65-yard pass play in the third period. Hale passed for two scores and kicked two extra points in his debut as quarterback. NORTTIWOOD O 0 0 0— 0 BLAIR 19 6 7 13—45 Blair —Crumm 60, punt return (kicktailed). Blair—Crum 10. run (kick failed). Blair—Mixon 25. run (Hale kick). Blair —Padgett 15, pass from Hale (kick failed). Blair —Crum 65. pass from Hale (Hale kick). Blair—Windsor 8, run (Hale kick). Blair —Howlin 6, run (Hale kick). Great Mills Notches 3rd Straight Victory Sophomore Halfback Ronald Palchinsky scored two touchdowns and an extra point to lead unbeaten Great Mills High School to a 32-7 victory over Flint Hill yesterday at Great Mills. Great Mills now has a 3-0 record. FLINT HILL 7 0 0 0—7 GREAT MILM 13 7 12 0—32 Great Min—Palchinsky 6, run (Edwards kick). Great Mills—Leppert 1, run (kick failed). Flint Hill—Tackey 4, run (Tackey run). Great Mills Hammond, recovered blocked punt in end zone (kick failed). Great Mills Hammond, recovered blocked punt in end zone (kick failed). Great Mills Hammond, recovered blocked punt in end zone (kick failed). BOYS FOOTBALL WASHINGTON BOYS CLUB Knee-High No. 2 Falls Ch. 19. Carrollton 13. Jelleff 25. No. 1 Falls Church 0. Fairfax Devils 0, Kings Park 0. McLean 13. Springfield 0. Springfield A 6, Silver Spring 6. Midget No. 1 Falls Ch. 32. Fairfax Rebs 0. Jelleff 0. No. 2 Falls Church 0. McLean B 20. Carrollton 0. Silver Spring 13, Maple Wood 0. McLean 16. Adelphi O. Fairfax Knights 14, St. Mary's 7, Juniors Alexandria 12, Maple Wood 0. No. 1 Falls Ch. 35. No. 2 Falls Ch. 0. Springfield 6. Fairfax 0. Bethesda 19. Friendship A. Silver Spring 12. McLean O. Carrollton 8. Jelleff O. Intermediate Falls Church 12. Springfield 6. St. Mary’s 26. Maple Wood 12. Alexandria 7. Woodbridge 7. Jelleff 26, Silver Spring 0. Senior Jelleff 13, McLean 6. Sliver Spring 20. Falls Church 0. Adelphi 46. Woodbridge 0. Alexandria 25. Culmore 18. Springfield 40. Wheaton 0. Cadets' Gamble Backfires As DeMatha Wins, 21-12 By JIM CAWOOD Star Special Writer Taking full advantage of a fourth-down play by St. John's that backfired. DeMatha High School scored three touchdowns in the space of three minutes and 45 seconds of the last quarter to defeat the stunned Cadets, 21-12, before 6,000 last night at Northwestern in the Catholic League opener for both teams. St. John's had a comfortable 12-0 lead over the Stags with about nine minutes to play when the Cadets attempted a running play on a fourth-and-one situation on their own 43. Fullback Paul May was thrown for a 1-yard loss. It took DeMatha four plays to score, with Fullback Brennan McCarthy, still suffering from a knee injury, plunging over from the 1 with 7:25 left to play. DeMatha Quarterback Mickey Wiles, who replaced the injured Jim Acton, sparked the drive with passes of 14 and 27 yards to Half-back. GONZAGA 27 G. COUNSEL 6 Oxon Hill Falls To High Point By DALE SPROUSE Star Special Writer High Point High School vaulted into a first-place tie in the Prince Georges league. Race yesterday as the defending football champion blanked Oxon Hill, 14-0, on the losers’ field. The Eagles’ opening score, capping a 60-yard drive, came late in the first period on a 30-yard run by Halfback Vance Johnson. Johnson swept around end, escaped two Oxon Hill defenders, and zigzagged down the sideline for the touchdown. John Conlon’s conversion gave High Point a 7-0 lead. Conlon, a 155-pound half back, collaborated with Jim Mulhall in the second period for the game’s final score. Conlon tossed a 29-yard aerial to Mulhall, who fought his way into the end zone. Oxon Hill, which upset title contender Northwestern last week, drove deep into High Point territory in the fourth quarter. But two drives fizzled on the 5-yard line and a third was stopped on the 10. High Point and DuVal both have 2-0 records in the Prince Georges County race. High Point 77 0 0—1 4 OXON HILL 0 0 0—0 High Point —Johnson 30, run (Conlon run). High Point —Mulhall 29, pass from Conlon (Conlon run). Columbian Bows In Opener, 20-6 PORTSMOUTH, Va., Oct. 5 (Special). Frederick Military School rallied for three touchdowns today to hand Columbian Prep of Washington, D.C., a 20-6 defeat. Dallas Webb took an 18-yard third-quarter pass from Kendall Pease for the losers’ touchdown, but they never threatened afterwards. It was the opening game for Columbian. COLUMBIAN PREP 0 0 0 fl 0—6 FREDERICKO 0 14 fl—20 Columbian —Webb 8, pass from Pease (Pease run)..... Frederick Military Aswlnl 13, run (run failed). Frederick Military—Park e r 6, pass from Woodall (Parker, pass from Woodall). Frederick Military—Buch 70, run (run failed). MOTOROLA CAR RADIO 29?? and Antenna ALL TRANSIJTOR Model 290 T Car Radios Repaired in *ft plus Your Car, While U Wait Parts K CAR ** wo nalZ S headquarters 2419 14th St. 127 N. Pitt St. N.W. Al«x.,Va. HO. 2-8700 OV. 3-0200 back Garrett Ford and End John Foran. Ninety seconds after their first score the Stages moved in front as Dave Krug of St. John's fumbled the ensuing kickoff on his own 27 and DeMatha's Jerry Boyle recovered. Wiles failed to connect on three passes before hitting Foran on the 9-yard line. Ford raced around left end for the touchdown on the next play. With Cadet Quarterback, Coley O'Brien throwing on every play, Foran picked one off on St. John's 35. Ford ran through the entire St. John's team for a touchdown on the next play from scrimmage. The touchdown came with 3:40 left to play. For three quarters it appeared that the Cadets would stave off the threat of the Stags to dethrone them as Catholic league champions. O'Brien, skillfully directing the Cadets from both the T and the I formations, led St. John's on long marches in the second and third periods. St. John's drove 76 yards in Halfback Joe Snigone breaks away from Good Counsel defenders and races 8 yards for the first of his four touchdowns yesterday at Good Counsel.—Star Staff Photo. Gonzaga Wins, 27-6; Spigone Scores Four Halfback Joe Spigone, a 5-140-pounder, scored four touchdowns on runs of eight yards or less to lead Gonzaga to a 27-6 victory over Good Counsel's Falcons yesterday at Good Counsel. The Falcons jumped into a 6-first quarter lead on Mike McGee's 10-yard touchdown run following a bad pass from center on a Gonzaga fourth down punt attempt. The lead was short-lived. Gonzaga marched 96 yards on The next series of downs to tie St. Stephen's Tips Fort Hunt, 12-6. Quarterback Rusty Gilpin passed for one touchdown and scored another to lead St. Stephen's to a 12-6 victory last night over previously unbeaten Fort Hunt at Groveton's stadium. Gilpin broke up a 0-0 state mate in the third quarter with a 9-yard touchdown dash, then in the fourth he completed a 12-yard scoring pass to Charlie Ferertt. Fullback Randy Stein kept the Federals from being shut out when he raced 45 yards with a 5-yard pass from Ron Rosenberry. ST. STEPHEN’S 0 0 6 6—12 FORT HUNT. 0 0 6 6 St. Stephen’s—Gilpin 9. run (kick failed). St. Stephen’s—Ferertt 12. pass from Gilpin (kick failed). Fort Hunt —Stein 50. pass from Rosenberry (kick failed). Springbrook Takes Cross-Country Meet Springbrook won a cross country meet against three other Montgomery County schools yesterday over a 2.1- mile course at Good Counsel. The winners had 30 points followed by Good Counsel with 33. Wheaton with 75 and Peary, 113. Ernie O’Boyle finished first with a time of 10 minutes 56 seconds. STOP —— WINTERIZE YOUR CAR! "special 10 Services + 5 Qts. of Prestone Anti-Freeze 1. Adjust Backs (Add Fluid) 6. Test Battery and Recharge 2. Test Thermo., Tighten Hoses 7. Clean Battery Terminals 3. Rotofe Tires 8. Winterize Windshield Washer 4. Checkout Heater and Defroster 9. Front End Inspection 5. Inspect Exhaust System 10. Checkout Electrical System ALL for FRONT PA END UP $10.50 933-1311 2425 Reedie Dr. At Viers Mill Rd. WHITE 15 plays with End John Dill taking a 6-yard touchdown pass from O'Brien on the first play of the second quarter. The Cadets traveled 61 yards with the opening kickoff of the second half, with the touchdown coming on a 9-yard pass from O’Brien to Halfback Jerry Braddock. The pass was thrown out of the formation, which St. John’s installed for the game. J The Stags threatened to : score several times in the first i three periods and had a 54- ) yard touchdown pass from Ac i ton to Foran nullified by a i penalty. In the third quarter ■ [ Ford raced 37 yards to the i Cadets’ 1, but fumbled and ; I Tony Whittlesey of St. John's |recovered. i The victory was DeMatha’s I fifth straight over a two-season i span and halted a 10-game i winning streak for the Cadets. ’ ST. JOHN’SO 6 6 o—l 2 ' DcMATHA -- - 0 9 (' 21 —21 St. John's —Dill 6. pass from O'Brien (kick failed). ' St. John's—Braddock 9. pass from O'Brien (kick failed). DeMatha McCarthy 1, run (Daisey kick). DeMatha—Ford 9. run (Daisey kick). DeMatha —Ford 35, run (Daisey kick). the score at 6-6 with Spigone crashing over from the eight. Spigone broke the 6-6 tie in the third period, smashing over from the four. The touchdown was set up by a blocked punt on the Falcons’ 10. Mike Ka minski kicked his first of three extra points to make the score 13-6. Spigone climaxed two 40-yard drives with touchdown plunges from the one and two in the fourth quarter. The victory was the second in four starts for the Eagles, who have played a tie with Wilson, and lost to O’Connell in their only Catholic League start this season. Good Counsel, 1-2-1 for the year, never threatened after scoring its first period touch down. GONZAGA 6 0 7 14—27 GOODCOUNS EL -- 6 0 0 0— 6 Good Counsel —McGee 10. run (kick failed!. Gonzaga—Spigone 8. run (kick failed). Gonzaga—Spigone 4 (run (Kaminski Goniaga—Spigone 1, run (Kaminski Gonzaga—Spigone 2. run (Kaminski kick). \ PLANNING A BANQUET? You Furnish the Guest List. Our Catering Service Will Do the Rest. Washington's Banquet Center 1320 G St. N.W., Wash. 5, D. C. ST. 3-5770. 