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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Sherwood
Seeks 1852
Form Again

After two losing seasons Sher-
wood basketball coach Herbert
Daugherty looks for his team to
return to 1852 form when the
Warriors went high in the State
Class B tournament.
Last year Sherwood posted
three victories against 10 losses,
though Coach Daugherty points
out, Many of our losses were
just by couple of points"
Sherwood's chances for win
ming quint are good this season.
Sidney Bailey and Donald Nash
are the only major losses to grad
uation.
Back are veterans Larry Athey,
Dick Janney, Kenneth Bozievich,
Bill Slade, John Weaver, Jerry
Conn, and Harold Allnutt. Jim
Crosby, entering Sherwood as a
senior from New Jersey, is also
expected to latch on with the var
sity.
Pointing out that practice had
been underway only a few days
and the starting lineup is still
a question mark, the coach
named Athey, Janney, Bozievich,
Conn, and Allnutt as most likely
to start.
The Sherwood team is heavily
laced with football players.
Dean Field, George Baker, and
Gerald Bailey (brother of last
years starr are among the new
boys who have a chance to make
the varsity. Coach Daugherty
says he will probably assign them
to the J.V., however, for expert
ence.
The coach is most afraid of
Wheaton from the Warriors 16.
game schedule. "Gaithersburg al
so looks tough" says Mr.. Daugh-
erty. Gaithersburg and Sherwood
are the county's two Class B
teams. Gaithersburg won last
years first game against Sher-
wood by a wide margin but in
the return were held to 62-61
squeak.
Mr.. Daugherty is beginning his
third season at Sherwood, his
first coaching job. He played ball
at Sheppard College, Shephards-
town, West Virginia and at
Brunswick, Md, High School.
The head coach says he will
lean heavily on his assistant, Jack
Burke, who has coached at Girls.
field, Md, High School and Vir
ginia Beach, Md, High School,.
Burke was a basketball and foot,
ball player at Washington Col
lege.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24

Wheaton was the County'S
powerhouse this year mainly be.
cause the new school had no grad.
uating class last year. Basket
ball coaches at other area schools
fear the same may hold true for
|. the cage sport.
wheaton coach, Donald Drown,
discounts the fears 1--WE really
don't have the experience you'd
expect a squad to have when the
entire team returns. We really
only played junior varsity SEIZED.
ule last year" He doesn't seem
to ease the worry of his oppo.
nentS.
Leading the veterans is 6 f..
a in. Bruce Rangler.
Il have another lad by the
name of Gadbois who's only it.
8 in. tall but he's fast and a good
ball handler"
Another Wheaton sky-scraper
is 6 #. AZ in. Roger Richards,
only 10 years old and in the tenth
grade. THE boy is a little awk.
ward" claims the coach, but he's
worth working with"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Poolesville's Spirit Makes
Up for Its Tiny Enrolment

Poolesville is a David among a
gang of basketball Goliaths. The
tiny school has less than 100 stu.
dents, only "a boys. Damascus
is the County's only other Class
c Uess than 200 students) school.
Despite its pint size, Pooles-
Vile will give many of its oppo-
nents fit, thinks Coach Robert
Mowen. what we lack in size
we make up in spirit"
Last year the Indians posted
a mediocre nine.win, 10loss rec.
ord. But at the end Of the 1853.
81 season Poolesville advanced to
the finals Of the State Class c
tournament, after winning 16 and
losing only three.
Coach Mowen is emphatic in
saying, 1--WE have no stars on the
Poolesville team. We all work
together for the good Of the
squad"
Only one senior returns to the
Poolesville quint this season:
$40" John Repass. Coach Mo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Ne,U Richard Montgomery
Coach Inspired Annapolis

Richard Montgomery High
Schools new basketball mentor,
Carl Fahrner, brings an impress.
sive record with him from An
napolis High. AS court director
in the capitol city for three years,
he led his lads to two county
championships, District Three
championship, and into the semi.
finals of the Class A State play.
offs.
In his first year at Rockville
Coach Fahrner is greeted by a
team that posted dreary avon,
14.lost record last year. He will
guide a team that for the first
time will be competing in Class A
company.
The new coachs life is made a
bit easier by tall squad.
Back from last year are Lynn
Zuck, Eldon Thompson, Jim
Stockero, Fred Milwee. and Mike
Banville. Mr.. Fahrner thinks
both Zuck and Banville handle
the ball we'll" Zuck leads the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Wheaton?s Vet Cage Team
Feared by other Coaches

The coach says Dale Jacques
"impresses me-" OF Dick Grow
the mentor states, Hes got nice
hands" Paul Bowen, 6 #. 2 in.
will help underneath" Jim
overly and Jim Armstrong will
also see much action. Armstrong
is a frail, string.bean player.
IF intelligence counts on the
court, we've got that too says
Coach Drown. Six foot Harry
Slye, president of the Wheaton
Student Council, is out for the
team.
Coach Drown feels that Ringler
is the only player sure of a start
ing berth. The other four posi-.
tionS on the first team are wide
open"
Wheaton's initial basketball
record last year was three won,
II lost. The new school has not
been officially assigned to the
State Glass A league, though il is
of sufficient size.
Says the coach, 1--WE meet many
of our toughest opponents at the
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Wildlife Group
Charges Hunt
Rules Conflict

The Wildlife Management In
stitute in Washington, which
says it is dedicated to wildlife
restoration" charged this week,
More than $4,000 Maryland duck
and goose hunters are being de-
coyed into arrest and prosecution
by the failure of the State Inland
Game and Fish Commission for
the third straight year to make its
regulations conform to those put
out by the U. S. Fish and Wild
life Service"
The Institute says Maryland al
lows batting" which is forbidden
by Federal rules. THE Mary
land Commission permits gunners
to attract geese and ducks by
scattering feed up to within 200
yards of their shooting point"
The Institute also charges, 1.-THE
Maryland Commission sanctions
the shooting of crippled birds
from power boats. While the
Federal statutes do not rule out
the use of such craft for retriev-
ing injured ducks and geese, the
use of a gun is illegal under these
conditions"
The Institute states that many
Maryland shooters believe the
Commission is acting in response
to the wishes of a vociferous min
GRITTY of hunters who are baiters"
and charges that a group of COM
mercial marsh owners and land
owners on Chesapeake Bay pack
ed" a Commission meeting to
urge continuation of the conflict
ing batting regulation.
Federal agents made no cases
against baiters in Is eastern stat
es last season, according to the
Institute. Eighty-five were in
Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
WHEATON
December

December
8, Oxon Hill, away, $50
pm; 16, Frederick, away, $50
pm; 20, High Point, home,
2:30 pm.
January
6, Sherwood, home, $3.50
pm; 10, Richard Montgomery,
home, $3.50 pm; II, High
Point, away, 2 pm; 20, st.
Stephens, home, $3.50 pm; "a,
Georgetown Prep, home, $3.50
pm; 81, Gaithersburg, away,
$3.50 pm; 81, Frederick, home,
2:30 pm.
February
B, Poolesville, home, $3.50
pm; 7, Gaithersburg, home,
$3.50 pm; 10, Poolesville,
home, $3.50 pm; il, Sherwood,
away, $3.50 pm; "a, Richard
Montgomery, away, $3.50 pm.
March
2, Oxon Hill, home, $3.50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Unofficial Basketball Schedule
BLAIR
December

8, John Carroll, away, $3.50
pms 10, Richard Montgomery,
home, 3:45 pm; 16, Washing
ton and Lee, away, 7:30 pm;
%, Gonzaga, home, $3.50 pm;
20, Alumni, home, 7:30 pm.
January
6, High Point, away, $3.50
pm; 10, Bethesda Chevy
Chase, home, $50 pm; H.
Landon, home, $3.50 pm; 20,
Northwestern, away, $3.50
pm; "a, Suitland, home, $3.50
pm; 81, Bladensburg, away,
$50 pm; 81, Anacostia, home,
3:45 pm.
February
3, High Point, home, $50
pm; Z, Coolidge, away, $3.50
pm; 10, Bethesda Chevy
Chase, away, $50 pm; ID,
Roosevelt, away, $3.50 pm; II,
Northwestern, home, $50
pm; 81, Suitland, $3.50 pm;
"a, Bladensburg, away, $3.50
pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Good "a,
C'burg Has
New Coach

Gaithersburg is basing its bas-
ketball hopes this year on three
returning varsity players and a
= new coach. The Trojans will have
a tough row to hoe if they hope
to match last season when they
advanced to the semi-finals of the
State Class B Tournament and
ended the year with Ia wins and
5 losses.
Back from last years quint are
Bump Kephart, 60, Bob Truitt,
g., and Jim Thompson, SIP. All
three play football for Gathers
burg, also. Thompson may be
slow whipping into court form
because of a back injury suffer
ed on the grid.
Gaithersburg's new coach, Pat
Mccarthy, is looking to his crop
of former junior high and Nv.
players to fill the rest of the posi-
tlOiio' ACoulllS lllC PoSh 10 1t-ycdI
DID, 6'2" Jim LIE Compile, who has
been impressive in early work
outs.
Ronnie Clark, Allan Steele,
Ralph Snyder, and Chip Ward,
all up from the junior varsity,
can be expected to see action with
4 the senior squad this year.
Coach Mccarthy points out
that the scramble for varsity
positions is wide open and hopes
to find good material from among
Bob Costello, Eric Hurlebuss,
Warren Schwab, Perry Andrews,
John McGraw, Joe Sylvester, Don
Howard, and Guy Briggs.
Mr.. Mccarthy is another up
County coach who finds he must
spend much time at early prac-
tees drilling on basketball funda-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Bethesda Chevy Chase Has
Z Veterans; Lost 5 Players

Bethesda:Chevy Chase's new
basketball coach AL Sadusky fig
ures he's got at least seven good
players; he's wedding out the
boys for eight more.
Sadusky is B.CC football men
tor and this year took over direc-
Ntion of the cagers from Wey.
mouth Judkins.
The coach looks to returnees
Tommy Harrington, Bob Tucker,
Steve Kramer, Keith kittle, Bruce
Kessler, Hank Sanderson, and An,
gus Lamond "a football player,
tool to form the foundation of
this seasons Baron quint.
Missing from last years good
squad are George Walker, Bob
Connolly, and Bob Roman, the
top three players, as we'll as Jerry
Nettleton and Dave Melton.
Coach Sadusky points out that
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Most Blair
Indicated
Team Gone

The fiery Blair Blazers who
won 10 basketball games last sea-
son while losing none may blaze
less brightly this year. Blair lost
II of last years first Is players
via graduation.
Coach Ed Moffat, in his first
year at the Silver Spring school,
finds himself with only Joe Zav-
ona, Bill Froman, and Eddie
Clements from last years var
sity. All three boys are short.
Our squad will lack height"
says Coach Moffat. But we will
be fairly fast"
Blair faces a 19.game schedule
that includes the best of Mary
lands Class A teams as well as
such tough area quints as Ana
costa, Coolidge, and Roosevelt
from Washington, Washington
and Lee from Virginia, and Con,
zaga, John Carroll, and Landon
from the prep and parochial
schools.
Outstanding Blair players of
the past will reunite on Dec. %
for the Alumni game.
Coach Moffat thinks Blair's
bitter rival Bethesda. Chevy Chase
will provide the seasons tough
est competition. "B-CC will be the
best Bi-County League squad"
thinks Moffat.
Mr.. Moffat comes to Blair this
year after plotting Wheaton
through that schools initial cage
season. Previously he has coach.
ed Roosevelt and Wilson in Wash
ington.
Moffat played basketball for
four years at American Univer.
sity in Washington where he was
named to the All.Mason-Dixo
Conference team. The coach play.
ed high school basketball and
football and was on the track
team at Bradford, Pa, High
School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Damascus Has 4 HoldOvers
From Last Seasons Ouint

Leon SWart says his Damascus
High School basketball team that
showed well in last years State
Class c league will have an ex-
perienced first string but will be
weak in reserve strength.
Four lettermen, all seniors,
make up the backbone of the Da-
mascus quint: ga" Clarence
AThompson, 60" Ronald Cue, g.
Donald Johnson, and SO" Fred
McGruder.
Coach Swart expects lad
moving up from last seasons
junior varsity to latch on with
the starting five. Gary Howes
is a good ball handler. Very de-
ceptive."
Filling out Coach Swart's var
sity are George Green, James
Beall, Tommy Hawkins, Eddie
Rhinehart, and Jack Hunt.
Damascus posted a 15-4 record
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
DAMASCUS
December

DcCcInDcr
6, Sykesville, home, $3.50
pm; 9, Sykesville, away, $50
pm; 16, Sherwood, home, $3.50
pm; 20, Walkersville, home,
2:30 pm.
January
6, Gaithersburg, home, $50
pm; 10, Middletown, away,
2:30 pm; Is, Howard County,
away, $3.50 pm; II, Maryland
State School for the Deaf,
home, $3.50 pm; 20, Sherwood,
away, $3.50 pm; q, Pooles-
vile, away, 8 pm.
February
3, Gaithersburg, away, $3.50
pm; 7, Middletown, home,
$3.50 pm; 10, Howard County,
home, $3.50 pm; II, Pooles-
vile, home, 8 pm; 81, Mary.
land State School for the Deaf,
away, $3.50 pm; %, Walkers
vile, away, 2:30 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
SHERWOOD
December

December
8, Laurel, away, $50 pm;
ID, Lackey, home, 2::30 pm;
10, Damascus, away, $50 pm.
January
6, Wheaton, away, $3.50 pm;
10, Poolesville, away, 2:3O
pm; 10, Gaithersburg, home,
$3.50 pm; II, Lackey, away,
2 pm; 20, Damascus, home,
$3.50 pm; "a, Kendall, away,
$3.50 pm; 81, Richard Mont.
gomery, home, $3.50 pm; 81,
Kendall, home, $3.50 pm.
February
3, Richard Montgomery,
away, $3.50 pm; 7, Poolesville,
home, 2:30 pm; 10, Gathers.
burg, away, $3.50 pm; II,
Wheaton, home, $50 pm; 25,
Laurel, home, $3.50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24

some of the new lads out for this
years team could push the seven
returnees out of varsity berth.
Looking over his 18 game
schedule, Coach SaduSky eX.
plains, They'll all be tough" He
believes that Northwestern and
Bladensburg, in the Bi-County
League, along with High Point
will put his team to the severest
test. Several other coaches have
suggested B-CC as a likely BIZ
County champ.
Sadusky moves up to varsity
coach from ]. V. mentor. He
previously coached basketball at
Pottsville, Pa, High School for
six years. He also coached the
hoop sport in the Army. His
playing days were spent at West.
ern Maryland and Machanoy, Pa,
High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24

last year. They were beaten by
Lackey in the District 2 playoffs
of the Class c league. Lackey
went on to win the State title.
Coach Swart, beginning his
first season at Damascus, is I'M
familiar with the strength of area
teams but feels that Howard
County High School, a Glass A
squad, will give his charges the
toughest time.
Damascus has an enrolment
of only $50 with just IS boys.
Mr.. Swart coached last year
at Chautauqua, N. Y, High
School. Before going north for
a season, he guided the teams
at Sykesville for six years.
Coach Swart attended Nhica,
N. Y, College primarily a ply
steal education school," At Alton,
N. Y, High School he played
basketball, football, and baseball.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
CARVER

December
9, Alumni, home, 8 pm; 16,
Gainesville, away, Z pm.
January
6, Hagerstown, home, 7.30
pm; Z, Frederick, away, 1880
pm; 10, Leesburg, home, 7;30
pm; II, Annapolis, home, 2:30
pm; 20, Martinsburg, West
Virginia, home, 7:30 pm; "a,
Hagerstown, away, 2:30 pm.
February
3, Martinsburg, West Virgin.
ia, away, 7:30 pm; 4, Charles
Town, West Virginia, home,
1870 pm; 7, Annapolis, away,
2:30 pm; 10, Frederick, home,
7:30 pm; II, Charles Town,
West Virginia, away, 7:30
pm; 81, Gainesville, home,
2:30 pm; "a, Leesburg, away,
7:30 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Carver Has
Short, Fast
Cage Team

Carver basketball coach Rup.
ert Curry finds himself with a
short team this season. I'm go.
ing to get the fellows into extra
good shape to offset their lack
of height" says the coach.
Coach Curry says his team
must be able to ruin a whole
game" He plans to mix in some
fast breaks in his offensive pat.
tern.
The coach is building his squad
on the shoulders Of three return.
ing lettermen: Kenneth Owens,
Junius Johnson, and Ernest
Kyle. Johnson was star passer
of this years Carver football
team.
Among the other lads from
whom Coach Curry will chose
his varsity are Reginald Coleman,
Michael Israel, Dewey Israel, For.
rest Wilson, Franklin Wilson,
Alexander Harriday, Roger Fraz.
Ter Preston Ramey, and Ernest
Kyle.
Carver posted two.win, 10.loss
record last year.
Coach Curry picks out Fred.
erick and Hagerstown as his two
toughest foes. He plays the
TOUCHES on consecutive nights!
The Eagles open their court
season against an alumni team
on December g.
Mr. Curry is guiding the Cary.
er cagers for the first time this
year. He was an AllAmerican
football player at West Virginia
State College, where he also play.
ed baseball. The coach attended
Sumner High School in 81. Louis,
Mo.
He coached basketball on the
regimental level while in the
Army and played post baseball
while at Fort Knox,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
RMHS
December

9, Bladensburg, home, $3.50
pm; 10, Blair, away, 3:45
pm; 16, Laurel, away, $3.50
pm; 20, Bethesda Chevy
Chase, away, $3.50 pm; %,
Alumni, home, Z pm.
January
6, Priory, away, $3.50 pm;
10, Suitland, home, $3.50 pm;
ID, Wheaton, away, $50 pm;
II, Frederick, 200 pm; 20,
Gaithersburg, home, $3.50 pm;
"a, Oxon Hill, home, $3.50 pm;
81, Sherwood, away, $50 pm;
81, High Point, home, $3.50
pm.
February
3, Sherwood, home, $3.50
pm; Z, Frederick, home, $3.50
pm; 10, Annapolis, away,
$3.50 pm; ID, Suitland, away,
2:30 pm; II, Gaithersburg,
away, $50 pm; 81, Charlotte
Hall, home, $3.50 pm; "a,
Wheaton, home, $3.50 pm; %,
High Point, away, 2 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
County Opening Teen-age Centers

School, 6 pm. to 1920 pm;
Eastern Suburban Junior High
School, 6 pm. to II pm.
Silver Spring intermediate, Q
am. to 5 pm; Wheaton Junior.
Senior High School, 6 pm. to
1920 pm, doesn't open until
December 81; Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School, / pm. to 6
pm. Sundays; and Montgom.
cry Blair High School, ! pm. 10
6 pm. (Sundays).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Terp's Pellegrini
Player of Year

Bob Pellegrini, star center for
the University of Maryland, has
been named player of the year"
on the 66th All-American team
of Golfers Magazine.
Pellegrini, from Yatesboro, Pa,
will be the second recipient of
the Walter Camp Memorial
Trophy.
The Terp will receive his award
from Ray Eliot, president of the
American Football Coaches AS.
ISOLATION, on the Ed Sullivan
Toast of the Town" television
program Sunday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24

Seven teen.age recreation cen.
ters open for the winter months
in Montgomery County Saturday.
Forest Gustafson, director of the
Recreation Department, says the
programs will consist of basket.
ball, volleyball, badminton, etc,
organized both on informal free.
play and league basis.
The centers and times of the
programs are: North Bethesda
Junior High School, 8 am. to /
pm; Kensington Junior High
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
lzaak Walton Plans
Yule Turkey Shoot

The annual Christmas turkey
shoot of the Bethesda. Chevy
Chase IZaak Walton League
Chapter will be held December
Is on the 365-acre conservation
farm near Poolesville.
Morning shooting, for qualified
gunners only, will be for the
Douglass f. Bulloch trophy. The
public may participate in the af.
ternoon shooting which will in.
clude still and moving targets
and pot shots.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
Nine Horses Go
In PimlicO Race

Saturdays racing program at
Pimlico will be highlighted by
the $4,000 Pimlico Special for
handicap and three.year old
horses. Nine horses are scheduled
to break in the mile and 3/16
race.
Probable starters are Social
Outcast, Jet Action, Hasseyampa,
Mister Gus, Paper Tiger, Prend.
ase, Nance's Lad, Thinking Cap,
and Sailor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
GAITHERSBURG
December
Ia, Faculty, home, 2::30 pm.
January

obituary
6, Damascus, away, $3.50
pm; 10, st. Stephens, home,
$3.50 pm; Is, Sherwood, away,
$50 pm; II, Poolesville,
home, 2:30 pm; 20, Richard
Montgomery, away, $3.50 pm;
"a, DeMatha, home, 4 PM;
81, Wheaton, home, $50 pm;
81, Anne Arundle, away, 2:30
pm.
February
3, Damascus, home, $3.50
pm; Z, Wheaton, away, $3.50
pm; 10, Sherwood, home,
$50 pm; ID, Priory, home,
4 pm; II, Richard Montgom-
cry, home, $50 pm; 81,
Poolesville, away, 2:30 pm,;
"a, Anne Arundle, home, $50
pm; %, Landon, away, 3:15
pm. (
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24

the up.County gym February 3
and again in Wheaton a week lat.
or.
Mr. Mowen is beginning his
third season as basketball coach
at PoolesVille. Previously he play.
ed and coached semipro ball in
the Hagerstown area. He lives
in Poolesville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-24
B-CC
December

8, Washington and Lee,
home, $50 pm; 10, Wilson,
home, $3.50 pm; 16, Hagers-
town, away, $3.50 pm; 20,
Richard Montgomery, home,
4 pm; %, Alumni, home, 7
pm.
January
6, Suitland, home, $3.50 PM
10, st. Adams, away, $3.50
pm; 10, Blair, away, $50
pm; II, Hagerstown, home,
3 pm; 20, Bladensburg, home,
$3.50 pm; "a, Northwestern,
home, 3 pm; 81, High Point,
away, $50 pm.
February
3, Suitland, away, $50 pm;
7, Landon, home, $3.50 pm; 10,
Blair, home, $3.50 pm; II,
Bladensburg, away, $50 pm;
81, Northwestern, away, 3
pm; %, High Point, home, 7
pm.