Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-25
BY Bill Garrett
Sports Editor

49,
biggest day of baseball for Mont
gomery County. On this day the
fair grounds in Gaithersburg will
be the scene for three full ALI
Star games.
The teams will include partici-
pants in the Montgomery County
Boys baseball Association. The
first game starts at p. m. and
activities will continue through.
out the afternoon and evening.
At 2 p. m. the midget division
All-Star game will start The
Observation-Disclosures league all
stars and the Silver Spring league
all-stars will battle the opening
thriller of the day.
Coaching the Kensington-Whea-
ton team will be Vaughn B. Coale.
Coale is the regular coach of the
Orioles, the second round winners
in their regular league play. Play
ing for the mid-county team are
Mike Bomgadner, Craig Wilder
and Frank Weathersbee of the
Thomas Oyster & Associates
Atoms; Clinton Newly, Mickey
Hutto, and Buddy Kupka of the
Kensington Athletic Associations
Blue Jets; Carl Nau, Tommy Bos-
well and Bull Dog" Campbell
of Kay Construction; William
Floyd, William Wilburn and Will
liam Emswiler of Wheaton Mer-
chants; Andy D'Epagnier, Tommy
East and Buddy Coale of E. C.
Keys and Sons Sherwood Orioles;
Bill Archibald, Joe Borseau and
Bobby lombard of Potter's
Cleaners; ]. Giller, B. York and
]. Harris of st. Catherine La
boure.
Their opponents, the Silver
Spring team, are David Battiste,
Jerry May, Andrew Coe of Hill
landale team sponsored by Lang
ley Park Citizens Bank; Julian
Rainwater Vernon Chadwick,
Mark Kroner, and Bill Baran of
Monroe Ford; Dickie McCampbell,
Ward Caddington, and John V,
Seckel of Lyons Nursery; David
Mormon, Wally Dye, and julius
Hale of Takoma A. c.; Gerald
Ricucci, William Harley Smith,
Steven Ness, and Roland Rack
son of Takoma Tigers; Everett
Lucas, Peter Meeham, and David
Harper of st. Bernadette's.
The Junior Division All-Star
game will get under way at 4
p. m. The game Is between the
Eastern and Western leagues of
the division. Eugene Sullivan is
coaching for the Eastern team
while Walter Smith is doing the
honors for the West. Sullivan
regularly coaches the Mattos
Paints team. Smith coaches the
Maloney Concrete team.
Playing for the East are: John
Baker, Pete Temberlake, Harry
Turner, and Billy Miles of Brook
land Company's Brookland Team;
John Howes, Charles Mabee,
Steve Sheriff., and Stark Evans
of the Orioles, jointly sponsored
by Olney Rotary, Ednor Civic AS
ISOLATION and Sandy Springs Lions
Club; Mike CLANCY, Steve Meril-
lat, Joe English, and Jack Adams
of St Bernadette's Team; Don
Rothgeb, Charlie Ross, Mike Ray.
man, and Tom Convey of the Ia
kona Tigers Team; Bob Ruhling,
Stan Cohen, and George Garrett,
and Barry Collier of the Takoma
Hawks Team; John Carroll, Tom
Ryan, Joe Caruse, and c. Hutch
inson of the Trojans Team; Jim
Moss, Don Davis, Kirk Stewart,
and Don Smith of the Mattos
Paints Team.
Playing for the west are:
George Brandt, Larry Wade, Paul
Clark, and Don Hardesty of the
Carl Freeman Team; Charles
Freeman, Charles Christian, jim
Wilson, and Barry Ault of the
Coop Team; Norman Stuart
Ronald Mckinney, Robert Kerns
and William Hinkle of the Co
Title Team; Steven Geiser, John
Walter, Richard Dupree, and Dan
iel Baker of The Garrett Park
Team; James Culp, Larry Reed
Douglas Thornton, and Ricky
Martin of the Kensington Rockets
Team; Robert carp, William
Broscart, James Nichols, and Eu
gene Perkins of the Upper Mont
gomery County Team, sponsored
by Musser Brothers; Richie Cone
John Morris, Bo Berger, and Mat
thew Landreau, of the Maloney
Concrete Team.