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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
Rockville Man
Shoots Buffalo,
Tiger in India

Rockville's Ralph zone
Shot" Scott reports from Cal
cutta this week that he has
bagged 1926 pound tiger and
$500 pound wild buffalo
(which had been declared a
rogue" during a hunting trip
in midas COOch Bahar region.
The tiger was nine feet, two
inches long. The buffalo
measured 100 incEIes around
the horns.
Mr.. Scott reports that he and
his wife Yvonne are being
joined by Gaithersburg's T.
Halter Cunningham. The trio
are planning to fly to New
Delhi to witness a polo match
between the Indian and Per-
sian Army teams, then on to
the Jaipur region for the Sec
Ond part of their hunting trip.
MIR. Cunningham plays polo
for the Washington Polo Team
of Olney.
Among the SCOTS compan-
ions on the hunt was General
Bahadur Rama, former com.
mander in chief of NapaI.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23

senior loop double header Wed.
nesday matches st. James Luther.
an and Marvin Methodist.
Tuesday night on the Takoma
Park court Woodside Methodist
jumps off against Parker Memo
rial Baptist and Takoma Park
Presbyterian challenges Ascen-
sion Episcopal.
The weeks senior circuit play
is completed Wednesday night at
the Montgomery Hills Junior
High School gym when Clifton
Park Baptist faces Christ Congre-
gational and the First Baptist of
Wheaton tangles with Colesville
Methodist.
Other junior division games
Saturday include: Colesville
Methodist VS.. Parker Memorial
Baptist, Takoma Park Presby-
terrain VS.. st. James Lutheran,
Christ Congregational VS.. Wood.
side Methodist and the First
Baptist of Wheaton VS.. Unitarian
of Montgomery County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23

Sherwood will meet Laurel.
Tuesday Richard Montgomery
goes to High Point, Damascus
travels to Walkersville, Carver
takes a trip to Upper Marlboro,
and Blair is host to Suitland.
The Richard Montgomery
Wheaton game tomorrow night is
In Rockville. When the two
teams met In January at Whea-
tons gym, the Knights won
1851.
The Rockets lost last weekend
to Gaithersburg 57-51 on the win
ner's court. 1t was Richard
Montgomery's eighth straight
loss and their 18th booboo of the
season, against two wins. The
Rockets and Trojans split their
home-and-home series this year,
RMHS winning earlier in the
season in Rockville 47-43.
Tuesday Richard Montgomery
will be trying to avenge an early
season pasting 66-38 at the hands
of High Point. The tilt will
close the regular RMIIS season.
Wheaton beat Sherwood last
week $3.50 to sweep this seasons
pair of games against the
Warriors. 1t was win number
II for the Knights against four
losses.
Tomorrow nights bait e
against Anne Arundel in Cal
thersburg also rings down the
curtain for the Trojans. In jan
uary Gaithersburg lost to the
visitors 62-42.
Another game tomorrow night
of interest in the up-county area
is the Poolesville Middletown
tussle in Poolesville. When the
two teams met earlier this sea-
son, MiddletoWn won 52-41.
Last weekend Poolesville lost
its seventh game of the cam
paign, falling to tough Damascus
1914. PoolesVlle had won three.
Damascus is idle tomorrow but
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
Bethesda Upsets
Silver Spring
In Soccer Game

Bethesda upset Silver Spring
Spring Sunday 81 in Bi-County
soccer league game at Blair
Stadium. The circuits other
game, Mitchell's Hardware VS..
Marlboro, was postponed to this
Sunday because the Marlboro
team was participating in the
Stewart Cup tournament.
Silver Spring and Bethesda
tangle again Sunday, this time on
the field at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Recreation Center. Game
time is 1870 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
At Silver Spring
AT Silver Spring
Grace Episcopal, Marvin
Methodist Top ~ League

Grace Episcopal with seven
wins and no losses still runs
ahead in the senior division of the
Silver Spring YMCA Church Bas-
ketball League. In the junior
division, Marvin Methodist, with
five wins and loss, is the leader.
Grace Episcopal added another
notch to its unbeaten string last
week by besting Woodside Meth
odist 1874. The senior league
leaders should have little trouble
holding onto their top spot this
week for they play winless Whea>
ton Presbyterian Wednesday at
the Takoma Park Junior High
School gym.
Marvin Methodist had little
trouble retaining its junior league
lead, smashing St. James Luther
an last week 1914. Saturday
Marvin Methodist tangles with
Ascension Episcopal, which has
won four and lost two this
season.
Ascension Episcopal beat Christ
Congregational 1888, and Ia.
koma Park Presbyterian edged
Marvin Methodist 47-43 in the
senior circuit last week and re-
main in a second place tie. In
other senior loop games last
week, Colesville Methodist rap
ped Parker Memorial Baptist
1928, Clifton Park Baptist
swamped Wheaton Presbyterian
1876, and st. James Lutheran
edged the First Baptist of Whea-
ton 5149.
In the junior circuit, Christ
Congregational and Unitarian of
Montgomery County dropped out
of a first place tie by losing, re-
spectively, 1923 to Parker Memo
rial Baptist and 1922 to Ascen-
sion Episcopal.
In other junior division games
Takoma Park Presbyterian down
ed Grace Episcopal 23-17 and
Woodside Methodist beat First
Baptist Of Wheaton 22-16..
The second part of the Grace
Episcopal Wheaton Presbyterian
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
Farm Boy
Wins Final
ScoreCane

The winner of our final PICK.
A-WINNER basketball contest of
the season is Joe Heck, 15-year-
old Gaithersburg High School stu
Earl and George Lechlider in Lay
louisville. Joe won a pair of
tickets to Rockville's Villa The
alter by correctly forecasting four
winners from last weeks five
high school court tussles.
Eleanor Stipe also predicted
four winners but her score sheet
was postmarked February 13 at
5 pm. while Joe's was post
marked February 10 at 2 pm.
Both Joe and Eleanor picked
Gaithersburg over Richard Mont
gomery, Damascus over Pooles-
vile, Wheaton over Sherwood,
and Bethesda.Chevy Chase over
Bladensburg. Both incorrectly
thought Blair would beat North.
western. The Carver Charles
Town game was cancelled.
Joe likes sports, basketball and
football being his favorites. He
is on the j.v. basketball team at
Gaithersburg and plans to try out
for the football team in the fall.
He attends as many of the Mary
land University basketball games
as he can.
But farming rivals sports for
Joe's interest. The lad comes
from Potomac but lives on the
Lechlider farm so he can attend
the agriculture classes at Gath
ersburg High School. Needless
to say, he wants to be farmer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
Chesapeake Boat
Exhibition Open
In Baltimore

The second annual Chesapeake
Bay boat show opened in Balti-
more's Fifth Regiment Armory
this week and will continue
through Sunday. The show be-
gins daily at 2 pm. except Satur-
day when the doors open at noon.
Highlight of the show is
Britisher Donald Campbell and
his famous empowered Bluebird
racing boat that holds the world
speed record. All together 200
boats are on display ranging
from a 35-footer to an eight
footer.
In addition to American-made
boats, vessels from Sweden, Hol.
land, Finland and Canada are
displayed. Plywood, fiberglass,
aluminium, .planked and plastic
boats are on view at the show.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
Sports Show Opening Today
At Rockville Trading Post

The \ second annual Fishing
Tackle and Sports Show opens
today at the Rockville Trading
Post, 20 Park Lane, and runs
through Sunday. A full line of
sporting goods will be on display
and number of factory repre-
sentatives, including Olympic
star Art Cook for Sturm-Ruger
and Smith-Wesson arms com.
panies, will give demonstrations
of their products.
Last years show drew 1900
sportsmen and Trading Post
manager Bill Fresch expects this
years crowd to be twice that. He
will take the opportunity to kick
off a nine-month fishing contest
Monthly prizes will be given in
each of six categories: catfish,
large and small mouth bass,
trout, crappie and carp. The
latter may be taken with rod and
reel or bow and arrow. The first
seasons to open are catfish, crap.
pie and carp in March. The trout
season begins April Is, and in
June bass can be caught.
The Trading Post will adjudge
the winners in each category by
both length and Quilted weight.
Eight points will be scored for
each inch of length and 16 points
for each pound of Quilted weight.
To be eligible for the contest a
fisherman must buy his license
at the Trading Post.
Sportsmen will be able to view
the complete 1856 lines in all
major makes of fishing tackle
and guns. Boats by Chippewa
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23

and Bowman will be on display.
Mr.. Fresch says he plans to show
the newest in baseball gloves and
equipment, Bucaneer cupboard
motors, archery equipment, bar
bells, tennis and other sporting
footwear, skin diving equipment
and badminton, croquet and table
tennis set.
Says Mr.. Fresch, my famous
wall of lures represents one of
the finest assortments of fishing
lures in this area"
Mr.. Cook was world small. bore
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
Biddy Court
Loop Second
Half Begins

The seasons second half has
begun in the Rockville, Recre-
alton Departments Biddy Bas-
ketball League and most of the
same teams that set the first
round pace are off to fast starts
in round two.
In last weeks game the Cub
Scout Pack 208 Rockets, first
half division one champs, beat
the 482 Panthers 14-6. The 482
Tigers, first-half division two
champs, downed the ISL Comets
1919.
In other games the 751 Lions
clobbered the 762 Raiders 1913,
the 208 Bombers dropped the
non-scout Bullets 1917, the 482
Wildcats slammed the 208 Jets
20-2, and the 762 Phantoms edged
the 762 Bears So.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
ROCKET
SHOTS
BY Steve Mohn

The Gaithersburg TrOjans DE-
feated the Richard MOntgOm-
cry Rockets 57-51 last Friday in
close game at the TrOjans'
gym. The Rockets had diff
Guilty adjusting themselves TO
the relatively small Gathers
burg floor.
Throughout the game the Tro-
jams were extremely "hot" on
their shots and had a very good
shooting percentage. But on the
other hand the lid seemed to be
on the basket for the Rockets.
Their shots would roll in and out
of the hoop. Had it not been for
the foul-shooting of Fred Mil
wee and John Russell the Rock
cts case might have been hope
less.
After trailing most of the game
the Rockets, led by Jim Diddle,
staged a brief rally in the last
quarter, but the TrOjans took
the situation well in hand by
playing smart possession ball.
This drew the Rockets away
from the basket so that the
Rockets could drive in and
score.
This Friday the Rockets play a
return home game against the
Wheaton Knights. In the earlier
contest at Wheaton, the knights
tripped the Rockets 1851.
The Rocket Jayvee made IL
clean sweep over the Trojan
Jayvee by the score Of 1888.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
Richard Montgomery Plays
Wheaton Tomorrow; County
Basketball Year Nears End

Tomorrow and Tuesday the last full days of basket
ball before the posseason tournaments begin for Montgom
cry County high school qunts Seven games are this
weekend and four next Tuesday After that only scattered
tits are scheduled through March 6.
On tap tomorrow: Richard Montgomery VS.. Wheaton,
Pooesvle Middleown Carver Leesburg, Gathers
burg Anne Arundel Blair vs. Badensburg and Bethesda
Chevy Chase High Point. In rare Saturday game
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
Kaufman Takes Cage
League Scoring Lead

The furious scoring duel between Gar Kaufman and
Joe Arney continued this week in the Rockville Recreation
Departments Junior Basketball League Kaufman tailed
points as his Lions Club team lost 2218 to Kines ESQ
and he has total of 0 Arney was held to six
points as his aycees team beat the Christian Church 2O5
to bring his years total to ST. Until this weeks Arney
was the leagues leading scorer by single point
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23

Joe Louis whose real name is
Joseph Barrow was born near
Lexington, Alabama, May Is, 1914.
He held the world heavyweight
boxing title longer than any 9TH
err fighter from June %, 1887 un.
til he retired indicated March
1, 1949. He won "a of his II pro-
fessiOnaI fights by knockOuts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23

Meanwhile Kline's ESQ and
the Rockville Optimist Club roll
on undefeated in three games
each to lead the league. The OPP
timist slaughtered Rockmont Mo-
tors this week 300.
In other Junior League games
Beall's ESQ downed Robbins &
Clark 26-16 and The Kiwanis
Club clobbered the Rotary Club
BILL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23

rifle champion, representing the
United States in the Olympic
Games. In addition, George
Stump of Winchester Arms Com
pany, Wilbur Cox of Remington
Arms and Alan w. Whiting of
Kingfisher Fishing Tackle Com
pany, will demonstrate their COM
panies' new products at the Trad
ing Post show.
No admission is charged at the
Sports Show. Hours are noon to
10 pm. today through Saturday,
and l pm. to 5 pm. SUNDAY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
'Y Director Father

Erwin S. Baugher, director of
the Silver Spring YMCA, is the
father of new baby daughter,
Nancy Ellen, born last Thursday
at Suburban Hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
3 Adult Teams Share
Basketball Loop Lead

Tonight's games are bound to
clarity the standings in the Mont.
gomery County Recreation De-
partment's Adult Basketball
League in which three teams are
running neck-an-neck for the lead.
Two of the front-runners, Neely's
Shell Service and the Silver
Spring Recreation Center, meet
head-on tonight.
The third quint in contention,
the Bethesda Merchants, tangles
with the Rockville Supply Co. In
tonight's other Adult League
game NH VS.. Olney Merchants.
Neely's, Shell Service stayed
among the leaders by taking two
games last week, against Rock
vile Supply Co. 61-54, and against
the Olney Merchants 1854.
The Silver Spring Recreation
Center had a scare before finally
downing the Poolesville Rangers
TVS and the Bethesda Merchants
had little trouble clobbering last
place Thomas G. Oyster and Asso.
ciates 68.28.
In other games last week NH
smacked Thomas G. Oyster 73-40
and Olney Merchants dropped the
Poolesville Rangers $3.50.
In Sundays Adult League court
tits Bethesda Merchants VS.. Oh
ney Merchants, NH VS.. Pooles-
vile Rangers, and Rockville Sup
ply Co. VS.. Thomas G. Oyster.
Leading Scorers
Name Team Points
James Freedman NH ........... 100
William Cadwallader-Olney, 1862
Ralph Hicks - Silver Spring
Recreation Center ............. 1873
Bill Turner-Silver Spring
Recreation Center .....,....... 154
Carl Zimmerman-Neely's.... 148
Allen Sonner-Bethesda Num-. 1913
Dave Allison-R'ville Sup -. 127
George Burton-Neely,s .,.,...e113
Mike Salter-Bethesdaa......s. LOG
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23

MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
thursday February %. 1855
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-23
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Evening star., 1956-03-20

victim to the giveaways. His
Town Hall" scripts are still
funny years after they written
and delivered, as I discovered
lrecently when I finally caught
Iup with his book, '"Treadmill to
Oblivion"
Even sadder to contemplate.
perhaps. is that Tv appeared TO
be growing up beyond the clowns
and comics to the point where
It could utilize his talents effec-
lively.
On Whats My Liner" Sunday
might, at the request of Mrs.
Allen portland Hoffa), the pam
elists carried on the show as
Fred would have wished" At
the conclusion Of the show. the
panelists and John Daily, the
moderator. delivered short but
moving tributes to their former
associate.
His place Gin the world of
humor. not the show win bel
hard to I'LL. There just isn't
anybody. star or beginner, who
comes even close. I guess we just
all thought he'd be around for
ever.
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On the Run:
A survey appearing in Spon-
sor, a trade magazine. reveals
that an average of 4 per cent of
the advertisers total expenditure
on TV is allocated for the COM
mercial. Some clients, how
ever, spend less than l per cent,
another in the drug field spends
up to 10 per cent.
Noel Coward's third TV ap-
pearance has been postponed
from May S to October, at which
time he will launch the new
Thursday night CBS-TV series.
Playhouse co." with his play
This Happy Breed" /
Virginia Parker, the pianist
known as "The Girl with the
Thousand Fingers" will guest onl
Durante's show March
81. -. She played several months
here at the Neptune Room.
Station WWDC has hung up
the sold out" sign for the radio
oroadcasts Of the Washington
ball games this season.
Nat Albright. the man who
'recreates" those games for the
Brooklyn Dodgers network, re-
ports from vero Beach that the
Dodgers look fair-not as good
as they did last year at this
Tine"
Evening star., 1956-03-20

at the piano, featured a large
pointed set. at the summit of
which was a dancer, and Bobby
Hackett's Dixieland jazz band
barely got warmed up before
World War II was upon us.
Theme of the script was pro-
vided by American history in
the springtime of other impor-
tant years. It was a wintry ex-
perience.
The Voice of Firestone" could
have picked up a sizable audi
ence because of that New York
blizzard. Several of the princi-
pals of the competing "Caeser's
Hour" were unable to get to the
studio in time and a kinescope
OF an old show was presented.
.s5-.
GOOdby, Ered:-It is sad COM
mentary on TV that the only
niche available for one Of the
great wits of our times was a
Sunday night panel-quiz show
called Whats My Line?" At
that, guess, the Messrs. Good
son and Todman deserve our
gratitude for at least providing
us with a glimpse of the fash
ing mind that was Fred Aliens
To look in occasionally as we
did and find Mr.. Allen inquiringl
as to whether there was a prod
uct connected with the guests
occupation seemed an extraordi-
nary waste of an unique talent.
/ used to receive an occasional
letter from What's My Line?"I
fans who misinterpreted Mr..
Aliens sallies and felt that he
was poking mean fun at the
guests. But his acidic barbs were
never directed at the defense
less; they were aimed at the
absurdities Of our times. animal,
vegetable and mineral. His tar
gets were generally large and in
f1ated and he rarely missed his
mark. /
He had achieved great success
IN radio at one time only to fall
Evening star., 1956-03-20

tableaus that were soaring peaks
Of disaster.
This Is not to say that the hour
telecast was without its reward
ing moments. / would gladly
have settled for the whole hour
excepted from that eye filling
Samson and Delilah." with Rise
Stevens. Or Just Ray Middle
ton, Brian Sullivan. Rise Stevens
and Patrice Munsel taking turns
from the music of Berlin, Kern,
Rodgers and the rest.
I don't generally cape at what
the gals wear on formal occa-
sions like this, but those finale
costumes of the Misses MunSel
and Stevens were well worth
gaping for.
The Rhapsody in Blue" by
Paul Whiteman, with Earl Wild
Evening star., 1956-03-20

Itee's executive director. an
nounced yesterday.
Persons with rooms available
to visitors to the Capital are
asked TO list their accommoda-
tons with the service by calling
lRepublic 7-2600.
Evening star., 1956-03-20
Visitor Housing
Service Opened

The Greater National Capital
Committee has opened its an
nual spring housing service,
Clarence A. Arata, the commit
Evening star., 1956-03-20
ON The AIR.
Helen Hoyes Leads
Hour-Lonq Salute
By BERNIE HARRISON

That the deployment of Miss Helen Hayes, half dozen
talented musical stars and large supporting actors
musicians and dancers in expensive costumes dazzling
doesn't necessarily insure inspiring televon de-
monstrated last night Voice Of Frestone" CWdAL
There also has to be a script
And the script this called for acting
Evening star., 1956-03-20

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Evening star., 1956-03-20

VERY MUCH JOB ARE THESE MEMBERS THE RED CROSS
GENERAL BUSINESS DIVISION THESE KEYNlEN HAVE OBTAINED
l00s EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION IN THEIR FIRMS THE RED CROSS
THANKS THEM FOR THE OUTSTANDING JOB.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-10

Their Covingoon on Wednesday Of
last week were Mrs. Bill Schmidt,
Nj. and Mrs. Francis Pollard and
son, Kenneth, and Mrs. Annie
Pollard. of South River, N. j.. and
MI. and Mrs. Melvin Tribble and
son of South Boston.
Mrs. Stanley Mckay returned
with Mrs. Annie Pollard to South
River. N. j.. Thursday for short
visit. While there, she attended
the graduation exercises CT her
son, Lloyd. az Bainhridge, Nd.
Lloyd is now an apprentice seaman
Those accom- pany.ng Mrs Mckay
to the exercises were Mrs. Annie
Pollard. Stanley Pollard and Ms
ses BLY, and Phyllis Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Garland at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. Gar
lands aun,, MIS-. Eubel.a Rich
ardson Si.yey at Salem Church,
Tuesday af.alno3n.
Dick Wood visited Ernest Nc
Kay duling the past week end.
MI. and Ms. c. F. Ellington
spent Monday in Richmond shop
ping. RE
Cue IS last week end Of NJ. and
Ms. r. H Mckay were MI. and
Ms. Charlie Arthur and Roscoe
Al hur. Of A,.av ia. Mr.. and
Mrs. John W.lcks and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pollard and
family.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-10

Miss Adelaide Reynolds. of
Lynchburg. accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. J. H. Wilkerson. Of
Prospect. spent last Wednesday
with Mrs. Aubrey Gillian and
family. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Gillian.
Of Richmond. announced the birth
Of . daughter. Susan Dianne", on
January Is at st. Luke's Hos
pital.
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Aubrey Gillian and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gillian. Sunday. were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Otway Gillian
and Jerry Of Lynchburg. Others
visiting in the same home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Carwile. Gene
and c. L. Carwile, Of Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim w. Gillian and
jamie Reynolds. Of near Prospect.
Mrs. Hugh Carwile and Herbert
Carwile.
Little Carolyn Leigh Gillian has
returned home after spending
sometimes with relatives. She
was accompanied home by her
father, Gordon Gillian.
Herbert Carwile. Of Arlington.
is spending this week at home
with his parents.
The ground has been broken for
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hudson. Jr. We are delighted they
will make their home in our COM
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