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30 Evening Journal, Wilmington, Del. Monday, Oct. 12. 1964 High School Football Del. State Suffers Season's Third Loss Archmere Plays to Deadlock PENNS GROVE.

N.J.-Alton Soph In Key Role For Brandywine WASHINGTON, D.C. Dela-lthe first points scored by How- this game," said Howard Coach Thomas plays quarterback for ware State suffered its third ard against the Hornets since Chillman Sease, "than for any other game this year." St. James of Penns firnvp Kroh. loss of the football season LUe HEM CONFERENCE mere Academy Coach John day, but Coach Roy D. Moore I could think of was going for period with 13 second quarter WLT Pts.

Thic chnwpri in Howard's Dlav is far from disturbed. Walsh wishes Thomas the best rind win 3 0 0 Dickinson i 2 2 the score," Trotter recalled. S. flu P. 1 2 0 2 us then." Moore saia.

points. Ken Wiggins paced the Con- him eventually teams like that have as dominaiea me unuav Wm. Perm Conrad Newark Mt. Pleasant 3 0 0 2 10 4 2 10 4 1112 and hopes he never sees again. bVL.TaVroiM HE DIDN'T get the touch.

we art it uiHULHJiiueu wu i ttnrtn. State's two touch- Scores SATURDAY Blu Hen Conference Brandywine 12, Dickinson 0. William Penn 19. Christiana t. Newark 20, P.

S. du Pont 12. Conrad 24, Mt. Pleasant 0. Wilmington 21, La Warr 7.

Henlopm Conference Dover Air 3, Lord Baltimore t. Milton 12, Delmar 0. Non -Conference Archmert 4, St. Jemet (Pennt Grove, N.J.) 4. Howard 22, Gunning Bedford II.

Boys Latin 32, Sanford Prep a. Henry II, Jason 4. This Week's Schedule FRIDAY Diamond State Conference Caesar Rodney at Milford, I p.m. Laurel at Dover, I p.m. Lewes at Middietown, I p.m.

Georgetown at Seaford, I p.m. Independent Conference Friends at Tatnail, 3:15 p.m. Hantopen Conference Dover Air at Delmar, I p.m. Renobotti Beach at J. M.

Clayton, I p.m. Millsboro at Seibyvllle. p.m. Non-Conference Howard at Henry, I p.m. Roman (Philadelphia) at Salesianum, I p.m.

Christiana I d07n but six Plays er te" ad toT three aon out six plays later Pete touchdowns. The win ke Con our showing so far "said Mooret catch up to you. rniiM hum Kuon 5J1 onino into QOWnS Came in the last four Thomas rushed through the after Howard university aump-i r.Zl Vrn'minutes of play. Archmere defenses for 181 tne i norneis, jz-io, nere. wer 7 1 le-l a lot of freshmen WCIC llK UCOk 0 0 0 1 0 By BOB HERTZEL rtS''iK Rranrlvuin- Hiph tin bv the tw of the year.

Two first quarter and scored the onlv touchdown Playn8 and have been Dlaeued with in-Pul as 1 saia our Howard as Archmere and St. James bat iiiriM. No I dpfinitelv don't Just caugh UP wlth us- tled to a 6-6 tie here Saturday. Howard Allen 15-run (Davis run). Howard Herbert punt recovery shoestrings Saturday and car-light with John Lipscomb, who Put the game out of Howard won the game with think we are playing under our potential." (run laiiru a hard-hittine eround attack Howard-Biackweii 55-run (Hughey run) I EVEN THE WAY Thomas AT DICKINSON nea me cunaogs 10 ineir imra raced 75 yarfjs on an 0ff tackle straight Blue Hen Conference plav for Brandy wine's other iTi Howard Orr-7 pass from Allen (Hughey scored his touchdown rubbed tt wac twit 11,.

'which rolled up 347 yards, most-' 012 0 0 State Randolph 45-run (Beltord win. touchdown. Lipscomb was vir-Dick'nson tfnw Jt JU4 uui buix nun- 1 rr rv.i It 7 rn cfraiernf nnuror.nlavQ nft yei salt in the wound. "Howard Safety-Randolph (Randolph The victor', 12-0 oyer Dickin- tuajjy the entire Bulldog ground ard had beaten Delaware State r-v- in fivA VAore tmrl If alert mnrVaA tHC 13CK16S. Lips 17, past from Burnt.

Lipscomb 75, run. AT NEW CASTLE Archmere broke on top in the til At lui uiiu titi aiuv 41 a to. a nvu son, was Branaywine inira attack, picking up 160 yards in I tackled in end lone by Sheiton). 1 Del State Randolph 3f-run for pass from Blackmon). WE WERE MORE snutoui or me year ana anowea 22 carries.

019 1 St. Elizabeth's at Ferris School, 3:15 William Penn Christiana second period. Trying to punt, Thomas had the pass from cen 13 0 0 p.m. 1 West Nottingham (Md.) at Tower Hill. John Modica Buiiaogs 10 re-i "Tne defense was just great," main tied with William Penn for Said Modica.

"We worked all Saturday's Racing run. pass Windish 14, Reynold (Mitchell, kick). from Proffitt ter sail over his head. He picked up the ball and started to run but this time the Archer defen first place in the conference. week on st0pping Jackson, and Penn tripped Christiana, 19-6, 'it worked 0ut exactly as we Saturday.

In other conference hnrwl it wnnlr? Hopper 4, run. Pinkett II, run. AT P. S. du PONT By Associated Press NEW YORK Queen Empress, S3 to.

sive unit was equal to the task, tackling him on his own 5. Newark 0 13 0 720 412 P.S. du Pont i won by one length In the 170,000 added Frizette Stakes -at Aqueduct. 3:15 p.m. SATURDAY Blue Hen Conference Christiana at Brandywine, 1:30 p.m.

P. S. du Pont at Conrad, 1:30 p.m. Dickinson at De La Warr, 1:30 p.m. Mt.

Pleasant at Wilmington, 1:30 p.m. William Penn at Newark, 1:30 p.m. Henlopen Conference Brldgeville at Lord Baltimore, 2 p.m. Harrington at Milton, 2 p.m. Non-Conference A.

I. du Pont at Archmere, p.m. Havre da Grace (Md.) at Claymont, 1:30 p.m. St. Andrew's at Gunning Bedford, 2 p.m.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jet II, An offside penalty pushed Young 67, run. Word 25, run (Fulton, kick). Saunders 30, run. Missimer 2, run. Watson 1, run (Fulton, kick).

AT BELLEFONTI DU PONT WAX 1M' WASH Tl "lmi 7 DAYS A WEEK permitting Archmere back to the 10, but three plays later halfback Chip action, Newark bested P. S. du Pont, 20-12. Conrad slugged Mt. Pleasant, 26-0, and Wilmington tripped De La Warr, 21-7.

GARY TROTTER, a 15-year-old who has played no offense this year, became the man of, the hour when he intercepted a' Collins, on a halfback option, passed to Jim Carney for the Conrad a 0 20 2e 0 00 Mt. Pleasant 0 S3 40, wont he Boardwalk Handicap at Atlantic City by lvk lengths. PAWTUCKET, R.I. -Saber Dance, tf won the 111,425 Jeanne Arc Stakes over a mile and 70 yards at Narregansett Park. LEXINGTON, Ky.

-Fairway Fun, 111.20, took the Alcibiades Stakes at Keeneland. CHICAGO-Swift Ruler, 15 40, took the Juvenile Stakes at Hawthorne with a late run In the stretch. SAN MATEO, Calif. Maker's Mark. 15 80.

won the San Francisco Handicap at Bay Meadows. JACKSON, WHO had baffled P. S. du Pont and William Penn with his rollouts, was stopped with minus 14 yards rushing in 11 carries and only one out of three passing. William Penn assured itself of victory exploding for 13 points in the second quarter.

Newark, keeping its title chances alive, overcame a 6-0 deficit at the end of the first Cummins 15, pass from Wiggint. Martin 4, run. Reilly 20, pass from Wloalns Palmer Wins VIRGINIA WATER, England (Reilly, pass from Wiggins). Fitzpatrick 15, past from Wioolm score. AND SO IT stood going into the fourth quarter, Archmere 6, St.

James 0. Thomas continued to run well, but he got little sup (Wiggins, kick). AT WILMINGTON HIGH OR Arnold Palmer shot an eight-under-par afternoon round yesterday to win the Piccadilly Da La Warr 0 Wilmington 14 0 7 021 port from his teammates. World Match Play Golf Cham Rybicki 5, run (Matusiak kick). Lotharp 2, run (Matusiak kick).

McCallion 1, run (McCallion run) Madric 41, pass from Harrison (Matusiak kick). St. James took over on its own pionship from England's Neil Coles, 2 and 1. Soccer Gil Jackson pass in the second quarter which led to Brandy-wine's first touchdown. "We worked all week on covering Jackson's rollouts," a tired Trotter said after the game.

"The end had the responsibility of covering the run and I had to drift back into my zone. I just happened to be in the right spot." Trotter pilfered the pass on his own 41 and returned it 21 yards to the Dickinson 38. "All 33 and Thomas immediately DELAWARE VALLEY LEAGUE W. L. T.

Pts. went to work. He fired to quar Saengerbund 3 0 17 Swarthmoro 2 2 0 4 4 terback Tom Zitkevitz to move the ball to the 41. With Thomas 3 3 2 College Football Oxford 1 1 Uoper Darby 1 2 Elkton 1 2 Wilmington 0 1 Delaware Saengerbund Kickers ford, Pa. 3.

leading the way, St. James moved to the Archmere 41. 1 Ox- Thomas then took a pitchout, Swarthmore East Upper Darby 0. swept left end, and tied the score. NOW FOR WINTER CLASSES APPLY Florida ASM 54, Central State 15, Hampden-Sydney 41, Frederick 25.

Bridgewater (Va.) 1, Frastburf St. t. Tuskegee 21, Clark College 14. North Car. AAT 34, Norfolk Stat M.

Shaw 34, Virginia State 7. East Tennessee 7, Tennessee Tack 4. Far rum 24, Potomac State 4. Maryvilie (Tenn.) 20, Emory ft Henry 12 Archmere St. James ENGINEERING cast Carolina 21, wotferd a.

Western Carolina 7, Catawba 0. Carson-Newman 21, Newberry 11. A-Carney pass from Collins. Thomas 41, run. Hi South Car.

St. 22, Johnson C. Smith 1. Bluffton 25, Defiance 21. Chowan Gardner-Webb 4.

Midwest Drexel Evening College offers studies in eleven fields of industrial ejvjg. Applications and credentials for the winter quarter will be iiepted until Wednesday, 28. 1964. Classes open Wednesday, December a. CuM4ll Interview Tuesday thrm Thursday.

7 1 r.m. 3Iarquette, Kleinion Trail in Champs' Golf PHILADELPHIA Rov Metallurgical ARCHITECTURE. CHEWSTRf PHYSICS MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; Marquette of Du Pont and Murry Kleimon of Brandvwine each shot a 79 In the Tourna ment of Golf Chamoions at Bala yesterday. DREXEL 1j1J ,,00 They were among five that Ohio State 24, Illinois t. Iowa 21, Indiana 20.

Kansas 41, Iowa State 4. Missouri 7, Kansas State t. Michigan 17, Michigan Stat It. Minnesota 21, Northwestern It. Nebraska 2t, South Carolina 4.

Oklahoma Stat 14, Cater ede It. Purdue 27, Wisconsin 7. Ohie University Jt, Toledo 11. Bawling Green n. Western Mick.

t. Miami (Ohio) 17, Kent Stale 14. Cincinnati 15, Xavler (Ohio) 4. Grinnell 42, Monmouth t. Hampton Institute 14, Morehouse 7.

Denisen 7, Woester t. Millikin 2t, North Park IS. Wayne Stat t. Western Reserve tie, John Carroll 7, Eastern Mick. S.

Capital 2f, Heidelberg If. Ohio Northern 33, North weed 4. Ball State It, St. Joseph's (In-.) 7. Manchester 12, Hancvor 7.

Butler DePauw 4. Eerlhmn 24, Taylor 2t. Omaha 2f, Bradley It. St. Olaf 15, Betoit 11.

Mayvllie 47, Jamestown t. North Dakota 35, South Dakota St. It. Dakota Wesleyan 11, Doane 11, tie. Muskingum It, Mount Union It, Wittenberg 7, Akron I.

Baidwin-Wallac 55, Trent Stat 7. Stat College Iowa 41, Drake 14. Washburn 12, Southern Catered 7. Louisville 21, Dayton 7. tied for eighth place.

Tom Con-boy of Sandy Run was the winner with a 71. MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE University Division DELAWARE 21, Lafayette Albright If, Gettysburg 15. College Division Northern Division Drexel 15, Lycoming 7. Susquehanna 34, Juniata 17. Upsala 20, Wilkes t.

Wagner 20, Moravian 7. Southern Division Dickinson 23, Havertord a. Ursinus 3t, Johns Hopkins 22. FM 21, Swarthmore 12. Muhlenberg 7, PMC 4.

CIAA Howard 32, DELAWARE STATE 1. TRI-STATE CONFERENCE Junior College Montgomery (Md.) 21, WESLEY t. Other Games Bucknell 72, Ohie Wesleyan Grave City If, Brock port 4. Waynesburg if, Indiana (Pa.) II. Millersville 14, Mansfield t.

Penn State 4, Army 2. Syracuse 3f, UCLA a. Temple 44, Boston U. 11. Harvard 1, Columbia f.

Cornell 33, Pennsylvania Princeton 37, Dartmouth 7. Rutgers 20, Lehigh 7. Pittsburgh 14, West Virginia t. Villanova 34, Detroit Yale 15, Brown 7. Kings Point 20, C.

W. Past 4. Amherst If, Bowdoin It. Maine 33, New Hampshire It. Massachusetts 30, Connecticut t.

Rensselaer Poly. 20, Nichols 20, tit. Hamilton Hobart 4, tit. Cortland 14, Ithaca 0. Northeastern 25, American Int.

24. Tufts It, Trinity (Conn.) 14. Dickinson 23, Havertord 4. Alfred 24, St. Lawrence 13.

Springfield 20, Colby It. Williams 23, Middlebury t. Bates 12, Worcester Tech 0. East Stroudsburg 40, Cheyney t. Upsala 21, Wilkes I.

Montclalr St. 23, Central Conn. 7. West Va. Tech 4, West Liberty Glenville Stat 14, West Va.

Stat 7. Fairmont State If, Concord 12. Susauehanna 34, Juniata 17. Yeungstown 21, Southern Conn. 17.

Wesleyan 31, Coast Guard If. Thiol 7, Washington A Jefferson I. Edinbo'O State 14, Clarion 7. Allegheny 13, Carnegie Tech I. Rochester 20, Union 14.

Slippery Rock 20, California (Pa.) 11, Westminster (Pa.) 31, Geneva 7. Shepherd 20, Gallaudet 12. Kutitown If, Glassbore t. Bluefield State 24, Voorhees JC t. Hofstra 27, Bridgeport I.

Shippensburg 21, Lock Haven 14. CEEC (3CZrjIIDDIMZDEriB(Ili ui 11 TIRE CENTER Get a U.S. Royal abnmb) Southwest Ul I ALIGHMEHT Texas It, Oklahoma 7. West Texas St. 21, Nrth Texas St.

11. Arkansas 17, Baylor 4. Tulsa 11, Houston 21. Texas Tech 25, Texas Christian It, Aritona St. 42, Texas Western 11.

New Mexico St. 14, Trinity U. (Tex.) 4. Texas AAI 20, Stephen F. Austin Sam Houston 24, Howard Payne t.

Texas Lutheran 24, Tartaton Stat I. Southwest Texas St. 42, McMurray I. Prairie View 14, Texas Southern 13. Poor alignment can cut your tire mileage in half! Far West South Notre Dam 14, Air Force Academy 7.

Oregon Stat Washington 7. Stanford 34, Rica 7. Utah Stat 51, Wichita 7. Wyoming 14, Utah 11. Oregon 14, Idaho I.

New Mexic It, Arijona 7. Colorado Stat U. 7, Brigham Young 4. Southern California 11, Texas ABM 7. Idaho Stat 2t, Fresno Stat 12.

Cal Tech L. A. Pacific 4. Pacific Lutheran 27, Pugat Sound 7. Western Stat 20, Adams St.

14. Lavem 22, Pomona 21. Montana Stat 21, Nevada 14. Sacrament St. 21, Cal Poly-Pomona 4, San Francisco St.

It, Santa Clara 7. Alabama 21, North Carolina St. I. Auburn 33, Chattanooga 12. Duke 24, Maryland 17.

Florida State 41, Kentucky 4. Florida 30, Mississippi 14. Georgia Clemson 7. Mississippi State 17, Tulane 4. Tennessee 14, Boston College 14.

Virginia 20, Virginia Military If. Virginia Tech 33, George Washington I. William ft Mary 21, Furman 14. The Citadel 33, Richmond t. Marshall 14, Buffalo 12.

Louisiana State 20, North Carolina I. Vanderbilt Wake Forest 4. Southern Miss. 20, Memphis State 14. Western Md.

13, Randolph-Macon 12. Morgan State 14, Maryland State 0. Centre Washington Lee 0. North Car. College 25, St.

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