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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22

John T. Mehr thinks his second
year at Georgetown Prep will
present a football team that's
faster, bigger, younger and
much better balanced" The
Little Hoyas are cunning to i'm
prove last years three-win, five
loss season.
With the exception of one back
field position, Georgetown Props
starting eleven will be all veto
rams. Practice opened at Camp
Let's on Chesapeake Bay Septem-
Der 1.
Missing from the backfield this
year are Greg Didden, All.Prep
honorable mention player, and
Ray McGarvey. But Mehr's lot
is made brighter by returnees
Jack Schaefer, Chick Leashure
c"my smartest ball player"O and
Denny DeFranceaux ("my best
all-around man..
Battling for the other starting
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
YMCA Swim,
Football Glass
Starting Soon

The YMCA football and swim
ming Institutional programs be-
gin early in October. Last year
1000 county boys took advantage
of the sports instruction.
Football classes for boys in
grades four, five and six begin
Saturday, October l, under the
direction of county physical edu.
cation instructors, at eight area
schools. The 12-week program
costs $40 for non.Y members,
$40 for members. Youngsters
may play either touch or tackle
football.
irwin Baugher, executive secre.
tary Of the Silver Spring YMCA,
expects about 1000 boys at Blair,
Wheaton, Bethesda-Chcvy Chase,
Richard Montgomery and West.
ern.Suburban high schools, and
Kensington, Takoma Park and
Eastern junior high schools.
Glasses for fourth grade boys
begin at 8 am, fifth grade, 10
am. and sixth grade, IL am.
The seven.week swimming in.
struction program begins October
Z. Two classes, at 7 and 8 pm.
every Friday are given at the
Central YMCA pool.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Schmitz Talks at
" Church League
SOftball Banquet

Johnny Schmitz, Washington
Senator pitcher, will be guest
speaker at tonight's award BAN
quet honoring the winners of the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase YMCA
church softball league. Daniel
Wells, president of the Bethesda
Junior Chamber. of Commerce,
will present trophies to the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church team,
league champs, and Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, runner-up.
The banquet will be held in
the parish hall of the Methodist
Church. In addition to the team
trophy, each player will be hon
ored.
Methodist Church players
were: Phil Bellard, Frank Collins,
Stephen Greyke, Martin brennan
Henry Classic, John Meid, Dave
Vert, Bill Shamrock, Dick Peter
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22

the coach, "All the games are
going to be tough. st. Adams, of
course, is the traditional rival"
Landon is in the State Academic
League.
Though he has never coached
football before, Barton has been
basketball and baseball mentor
at Landon for seven years. He
is graduate of Tech High
School, Washington, and Mary
land University. Chris Cookery
is assistant coach.
The Landon 1855 schedule is:
September %, GaitherSburg
High School at Gaithersburg, 3
pm; Sidwell Friends at Landon,
3 pm.
October Z, St. Paul's at Balti.
more, 3 pm; IA, Baltimore
Friends at Baltimore, 3 pm; %,
st. Andrews of Middletown, Del,
at Landon, 2 pm; %, st. James
of Hagerstown at Landon, 3 pm.
November II, DeMatha at Ian
don, 3 pm; IS, st. Adams at st.
Adams, 3 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22

newcomers AL Richardson (RM-
HS) and Harry Packard (Blair)
will also see action at end.
The knights are we'll stocked
with experienced tackles. Bill
Trundle, 220 pounds, of Pooles-
Vile, and Hervey Harper, $50
pounds, of Blair, are best bets.
A third vet, John Harding, POS
pounds, will provide relief for the
starters A promising new tackle
is 220 pound Gene Proffitt of
Gaithersburg High School.
The strength at tackle is bal
anced with weakness at guard.
Only Tom Walker of Blair is re-
turning. Jim Fyfe of Sherwood
and William English of Blair are
frosh hopefuls.
Ray Hart who played at Mont.
gomery Junior College in 1853 but
not last season is back and as
sured of the starting center slot.
His high school play was at B.
&C. Karl Petersen of Blair is a
new lad who will provide center
depth.
An ambitious schedule makes
Coach Rubini fear for his winning
streak. We've added Potomac
State College, which should be
our toughest game. The New.
port News Apprentice School
won't be a pushover, either"
Rubini is a veteran among
county coaches. He directed high
school sports in Wisconsin and
North Dakota for nearly a de.
cade. He assisted c. w. Spears
as football coach at Maryland
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Public Golf Links
Will Remain Open
For Cold Months

: Montgomery County's two pub
lie golf courses will remain open
all winter. Roger Peacock, man.
ager of the 9-hole Sligo links says,
We've had as many as 3o) golf
ers on Christmas or New Years
day." More than 100000 people
tee off on the public courses an.
nually.
Peacock announces that in
struction is available at Sligo
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday. AL Price gives golf
lessons the same days at the 49,
hole Glenbrook course near NH.
Admission to Sligo is 40c week
days, Zoe Saturdays, Sundays, and
holidays. Charge at Glenbrook is
$100 weekdays, $3.50 Saturdays,
Sundays, and holidays. Golfers
are advised that few caddies are
available.
Both Peacock and Price bring
a background of tournament play
to their pro jobs. Peacock was
twice DC. amateur champ, three
times Maryland State amateur
champ, once Mid-Atlantic anna
teur champ, and a wartime win
ner of the DC. and Red Cross
Opens.
Price, in his third year at Glen
brook, is the former Argyle Coun-
try Club pro.
GlenbrookS assistant pro is
"Smitty" Padgett, who, like Price
and Peacock, is a member of the
Professional Golfers Association.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Montgomery Junior College Grid
Squad Practices ON Midget Field

Despite seemingly insurmount
able obstacles, the Montgomery
Junior College grid squad is nurs.
ing a 19-game winning streak.
The Knights practice only an hour
a day on a field just 55 yards
long!
Though hoping to continue the
unbeaten string, Coach Frank
Rubini means with a true coach's
pessimism, We'll never be ready
for the first game. We need more
experience and the boys will just
have to get it under fire"
A majority of the MIC players
are graduates of Montgomery
County high schools.
The Knight backfield will pre-.
sent two vets and two noviceS.
Returning are Bill Corse in the
"T' formation quarterback notch
and Norman Sheetz at left half.
back. Both attended B.CC. The
newcomers expected to start are
Tom Oyster of Blair and Ed La
Cobey.
MIC lacks depth in the back.
field. The second string are all
newcomers: Richard Webb, Boo
Willoughby, Don Hartman tBlailD,
and Tom Ayrcs. Harman was
converted from an end.
Al Burch is the only freshman
to nail down a starting berth on
the line. The six.footer, who was
recently married, will open at
end. Opposite TANKER will be
giant Ga" Jack Vance, formerly
Of B.CC, who Coach Rubini calls
"a honeyw Vet Ed Howlin and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
First Grid
Week Sees
Two Loaf

Richard Montgomery High
Schools football opener Friday
against Woodward Prep has been
Cancelled after a dispute over
Woodward's use of post-gradu.
ates. Coach Harry Botsford was
unsuccessful in trying to lineup
substitute foe. The Rockets
tied Blair at Saturdays Jamboree.
Blair looked a far-cry from
last years undefeated Blazers at
the Jamboree. They were held
90 by Richard Montgomery. Blair
opens its regular season Saturday
afternoon on the home field when
they are challenged by a Wash
ington school, Anacostia.
Gaithersburg opens its season
Friday afternoon, rangling with
Landon Prep in Gaithersburg.
(See full preview of Landon's
team elsewhere on this page.)
The Trojans ran into an unex-
pectedly powerful Bethesda Chevy
Chase squad at the Jamboree and
lost the short game 40. Lam
don will be nursing a two year
unbeaten string.
B-CC also opens its season Fri
day, taking on st. Adams in Beth
esda B-CC Coach AL Sadusky
has been moaning about absentee.
ism at drills but his charges look
ed polished drubbing Gathers
burg at the Jamboree. st. AL
bans is consistently among the
areas top Catholic schools.
Sherwood disappointed rooters
at the Jamboree in losing to Whea-
ton, 1870. The Warriors will be
trying to get the regular season
off to a winning start Saturday
against Harve de Grace. Sher-
wood lost only one game last sea-
son and promised top squad this
year.
Wheaton, with no 1854 gradual
ing class, is packed with vete-
rams. The Knights have no game
scheduled this weekend. They
open regular competition next
week against Gaithersburg.
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
LandOn Coach
Fears Initial
Loss

Thomas E. Barton has never
coached a losing football team!
Since he took over the pigSkln
reins at Landon School three
years ago, the Bears have down
ed ID foes without a defeat. And
the Landon job is Barton's first
as full-time grid mentor!
The coach is worried, though,
fearing that the eight-game 1855
schedule will bring his first come
uppance. Il have my doubts
about this year. We don't have
much depth
Fellow coaches drooI, however,
over Barton'S backfield - seven
returnees. Blackie Bruner, an
honorable mention on last years
All-Metropolitan team, is back in
the at" formation quarterback
slot. A first-string All,Metro
player, Robert Prince is still
around to fill the full-back posi-
ton. Tom Kern and John Sulli-
van are both veteran half-backs.
The second-string backfield in
cludes returnees Tom Edge, Allan
Forcione and Tom Basket, and
noVices Bob Zuckert, Morris
Davis and Wally Atwood. Zuck-
ert is being groomed to fill the
OBJ slot when Bruner graduates.
In front of the well-seasoned
backfield, Landon will present a
spotty line. Five veterans and
two newcomers are expected to
start. Gene Forcione (All-Metro) !,
Skip Rideout, Charles Hayes and
Sam Millikan, last years linemen,
all have graduated.
To replace Hayes at center,
Barton has picked newcomer
Tom Camp who looks very
good. Guard is no problem:
Heaton Nash (All-Prep) and Jack
Buchanan are returneeS. George
McCeney, standout on defense
and Bob Banks, a converted CEN
ter, are the best bets at tackle.
Two siX-footers, a vet and a
novice, are leading the end hope
fuls. Ike Eisinger is returning to
one flank; newcomer Dan Austin
will step into the other.
Aside from Robert flanagan, a
rowing utility lineman, coach Bar
Ton lacks dependable reserves on
the forward wall.
The Bears dropped Richard
Montgomery High School from
their schedule this year and add
ed st. Paul's of Baltimore. Says
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Sunday Win Gives
County Ball Title
TO Redland Again

Redland clinched the Upper
Montgomery County Baseball
League championship Sunday by
dropping second-place Greenbelt,
So. With one more game to play,
Redland shows a 14-Win, 4.loss
record; Greenbelt boasts 1876.
Winning pitcher Sunday was
17-year-old southpaw Craig Nor
ris who allowed only five hits.
The game was played on the
Greenbelt diamond. Redland was
league champ last year, too.
The season closes Sunday when
Redland takes on the Bethesda
Blue and Gray at the Gathers
burg Ag Center at 2:30 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Isaac Walton
Adds to Hunt,
Fish Paradise

Four improvement projects will
provide added sports activities for
Rockville Isaac Walton League
members. A stocked lake, a
heavy-caliber rifle range, and a
field-type archery range are ex-
pected to be completed by next
year at the 60 acre Chopper re-
treat and repair work on the
cabin at Violets Lock on the Po-
tomac is underway
The $25, fresh water lake
will be stocked with bass, blue
gill and some crapie. The State
Game Commission will recon-
mend the proper ratio. League
president Thomas w. Fisher says
THAT lake will never be fished
out" y
Water for the lake comes from
springs. Surrounding the 5-acre
fishermens paradise will be a
picnic area with outdoor fire
places. Mr.. Fisher expects volun-
teer labor to complete the lake
in time for next June's bass
season.
The rifle range will give hunt
ers a place to sight in" their
rifles before setting out after
deer. The maximum length will
be IT'S yards. Five firing points
will be constructed. Land has
already been cleared. President
Fisher says the targets and
bench-rests will be up by Novem-
Der 1.
A field-type archery range con-
sists of targets spotted through
the brush and woods to simulate
actual hunting conditions. Many
Isaac Walton members drop deer
in season with bow and arrow.
Mr.. Fisher says the Violets
Lock cabin, about mile below
Seneca near the Potomac rapids,
is being improved to provide
shelter for hunters and fisher
men.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Coach Says Plans
Spell Terp Defeat

Coach Henry Red" Sanders
of U.CL.A. says in Golfers
Magazine that he's sure of
winning Saturdays football
game against Maryland Uni
versity because of pre-game
planning. The Coach claims he
won last seasons Terp tilt 1877
because of four Skull SEES
sions." The magazine calls Sat
urday'S contest "the make-or-
break game of the year" for
both teams.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22

son, Tony Peterson, Norman
Smith, Henry Smith, Lee Maloy,
Doug Robertson, and Dick West
erman.
Presbyterian Church players
were: John Haddad, Allan Cur
ran, Teddy l, Griffith GarWood,
Cecil Holland, Randy Williams,
John McVan, James Oberdick,
Scott Perry, Alan Douglas, John
Robey, Bob Stephens, George Ku-
dahl, and Frank Cost.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Georgetown Prep Brings
More Experience to Grid

backfield slot are novices Billy
Meyers, Bernie Creole, Dwight
Leffingwell and George Tydings,
son of the former Maryland Sena-
tor. The Little Hoyas attack
from the Notre Dame box forma.
ton.
Coach Mehr thinks his line will
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Bright Motor Coming

The Johnson Co. announced
this week that it's new 1856 line
of cupboard motors would be col
ored "iridescent holiday bronze"
instead of the familiar dull green.
An industrial designer is planning
the motors for the company that
pioneered quiet outboards."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22

University and instructed boxing
in 1913 and 1914. He returned
to 1.-THE Terp ring staff after scrv.
ing during the war as athletic
officer at Great Lake Naval Cen.
ter. lie has been at Montgom.
cry Junior College since 1917.
The 1855 Bcrgundy and Gold
schedule is:
Sept. "a, Army Chemical at
Edgewood, Md, 2 p. M; 80, Nav.
al Receiving at Washington, 2
p. m.
Oct. Is, Gallaudet College at
Blair Stadium, 2 .. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Clubs Anti-POllutiOn

The Associated Sportsmens
Clubs of Central Maryland, COM
posed of 81 clubs with more than
1000 members, says it is going
to vigorously fight stream pollu.
ton. 1--WE are going to leave no
stone unturned to get the facts
about our hunting and fishing
problems. We're going to see that
proper action is taken whenever
necessary"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Big Sport Program On
For Navy Men, Women

The gigantic sports program at
Bethesda Naval Medical Center is
switching season: softball is over,
golf and tennis are winding UP,
volleyball and bowling are get
ting underway.
With the season just two weeks
old the Chief Petty Officers are
at the top of the National Divi-
vision of the enlisted mems bowl
ing league with a record of eight
wins and no losses. The CPO are
defending champs.
n With six wins and two losses
FiS Lab Dab in second place. Tied
for third with four wins, four
losses are the Waves, the INNS
Vampires and NSHA No. 2. The
MP Service and Dental No. 2 have
3-5 records on the alleys, and
Naval Hospital Center Command
trails the league with a victory.
After a week in the officers
king-pin bowling league, the NH
Mustangs, the NDHA Profs and
the Burned Politicos are locked
for the lead, 40. The NDS Whips,
NH Cutters and NSHA Post
grads are tied for the runner-up
slot with identical, 81 records.
Trailing with one win, three
losses are the NSHA Squatters,
MIMIC Wheels and NH Pinups,
while in the cellar with no wins
are the MIMIC Gems, INNS Jets
and NMRI Streaks.
The Admiralettes, Medical Cen
ter girls volleyball team, opens
its season this week. Last season
the gals finished with a 70 rec
ord to take third place in the H.
team Women's Inter-Service
Athletic League.
4 The Bethesda Naval Medical
7 Center golf team is in fourth
place in the Mid-Atlantic Inter
Service Athletic Conference after
droppinga match to Boiling Air
Force Base last week. The links
men include 1t. Com. James w.
Kinder, all-Navy champ; Com,
Kenneth K. Bridge, all-Service
champ; HIM Dean Wyble, Capt.
j. H. Sault, 1t, F. H. Cary and
CHIC Maurice Forth.
In tennis the Center is fifth in
the MAISAC League with only
two matches remaining. On the
net squad are nc 1/c ]. E. Ost-
rand, CHIC Douglas Powell, 1t.
Walter Pate, 1t. William Lucas
and EN- Ronald Case.
Bethesda advanced to the finals
of the Potomac River Naval
Command softball tournament
where they were ousted by Patux-
ent, 10. nc sc Willard GEM
toiled 81 innings in six tourna-
ment games for Bethesda, allow
ing only one unearned run.
Intra-mural softball champ was
the Center Command. The season
! was divided into two sections.
Center Command won the first
half; Naval Dental School won
the second. In the two-of-three
finals, Center Command took the
title in two tits, SO and so. A
Rockville pitcher, HC 1/C Joe
Barter spanked the winners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
River Bass Running

The Potomac River bass sea
son is open until Nov. 80. Ten
fish, minimum size ten inches,
may be taken from the river
daily. Isaac Walton League presi-
dent Thomas w. Fisher says "the
river is clear and the fishing at
its best" E.,-es
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Johnson High School

A new senior high school now
under construction on Bells Mill
Rd., Bethesda, will be named for
former Washington Senator pitch
ing immortal and Montgomery
County resident, the late Walter
p. Johnson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22

Wilwyn, English winner of the
first WASHINGTON, DC. IN
TERNATIONAL in 1852, holds
the time record of 2.3O AS for
the mile and a half grass classic.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-22
Pick 'em Right And, Gee!
THO Te1p Tickets Free

All the entries in for this weeks PICk.A-VINNER
contest In weeks SENTINEL you'll find the names
the easychar quarerbacks who guessed the this
weekend's county football games most accurately
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Now you try. Put "X in the box after each you
think will WIN The sheet with the
tons wins PAIR OF TERP TICKETS.
All entries be in the SENTINEL office by
Thursday
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for the District Of Columbia. Hold
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Administration, This IS 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
State of Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
triet Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Steve
Engelson. late Of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, to the sub
Of May, 4 b. 1855; otherwise they
may By law be excluded from all
benef1t Of said estate. Given un-
der my hand this 23rd day Of No
yember, 1855. g z oFFREY
CREYKE, Jr.. 400 Washington
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Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL,
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thereof, legally AUTHENTICATED. to
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wise they may by law be excluded
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MUNTER. Shoreham Blds,. wash
inaton 5, D. c. lSeal9 Attest;
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bia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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