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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
A Area Netmen
Gain in Tourney

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 81
(SpeciaD Don Ralph of Be-
thesda, Md. has gained the
third round of the junior divi-
sion of the National Junior
and Boys tennis champion
ships, but chief interest tc
Washington area fans today
figured to be the play Of
Cuthbert Train.
Train, one of three Wash
ington area youngsters still
around in the Boys Division
takes on top-seeded Bobby
Siska of San Francisco. Train
moved into that spot by beat
ing Ray Baladad of Chicago,
60, Ga.
Hugh Lynch of Bethesda de-
feated John Neuberger of Ham,
tranck, Mich, 60, 60, and
John Shaw of Chevy Chase,
Md, won over Pete Grossman
of Hamtramck, 80, 60, in
other boys matches, while
Ralph defeated George Conway
of Santa Monica, Calf, 80,
12-10, 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
MuiImun's Walk
Gives Him Medal
In PubIinx Golf

HERSHEY, Pa, July 81 up
Bud Kivett, medalist in the
32d National Public Links goli
championship, has an occupa-
ton that puts him in stride on
or of a golf course. But the
usual weekday lives of some
of his rivals may explain why
they didn't do better.
Kivett. "a, is a mailman in
High Point, N. c., and what
could be more natural than fol-
him to take a walk on his
days of? He has been q
competing in the Public Links
championship only three times.
Three players who wound up
one stroke behind Kivett in the
36-hole qualifying test over the
short but tough Hershey Park
course were James (Junie)
Buxbaum of Memphis, Tenn,
the defending champion; DR.
Sam Valuck, a 34-year-old
Denver osteopath who formerly
lived in Muskegon, Mich, and
Jack S. 8. Chun. a short chubby
Hawaiian, who slyly boasts
that he has won the Chinese
championship of Hawaii five
times.
DR.. Don Keith, a 29-year-old
San Diego, Calf. dentist, came
in one stroke farther back with
143.
Match play began with two
l8-hole rounds today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Ties Golf Record,
Gains l-Shot Edqe

Pvt. Richard Clary of Fort
Meade has only a one-stroke
lead going into the second
round of the I'd Army golf
c h mpionship today even
though he tied the course rec
ord in yesterdays start.
Clary shot IS, followed by
Sergt. 1/c William E. Golden
of Fort Belvior with SO. and
Sergt. l/c Murray Jacobs of
Fort Meade with 70.
The Fort Meade team had
289. followed by Fort Belvior,
291, and Fort Lee, 800.
1t. Col. Arthur j. Hyatt of
Valley Forge Army Hospital
shot a 10 to lead the seniors.
Runnerup was Col. George L.
Van Way of the Military Dis
trict Of Washington with a II,
followed by Mai. Peter Lipski,
Fort Meade, "a. and M/Sergt.
Fred c. Canausa, Fort Belvior,
rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Year|ing Sales
|MaySetMa
|0n Final Day

LEXINGTON. KY, July 81
up. - Keeneland's Thorough
bred Yearling Sales, riding a
food Of Texas money, seemed
certain Of ending with a rec
ord high average today, bar
ring q complete market coll
lapse.
Today's final session included
the auctioning of IS colts and
fillies, among them the get Of
such sires as Olympia, Ponder
Alsab. Bimelech. Princequillo,
War Admiral. Ambiorix, Double
Jay and Hill Prince.
Topped by a SOS, 900 bid for
a son Of Nasrullah-In Bloom
last night, the first four ses-
sions have seen 1872 head bring
$2,284.600 to average S12.552,
well above the old record of
$1l.167 set in 1855.
The market the first two
days ran more than so per
cent above last year, when the
average was $8,119 the first
two days and wound up at
1891.
The $65.o0o bid last night
was made by j. Howard Rouse
as agent for King Ranch,
Kingsville, Texas. The bay colt,
q half-brother Dalai, Inah-
moud and Pure Pleasure. was
consigned by DR.. Eslie Asbury's
Forest Retreat Farm near
Carlisle, Ky.
The second highest price of
the sales was the $55,000 Eu-
gene Constantin, jr., of Houston
paid Monday night for a
chestnut son Of Alibhai- Obedi-
ment, Consigned by Leslie
Combs II Of nearby Spendthrift
Farm.
Yesterdays second highest
bid also came from a Texan,
F. H. Adams of Fort Worth,
who paid $32.500 for a chestnut
colt by Pet Bullybayadere, sold
by Warner L. Jones, jr., Of
Goshen, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis
of Los Angeles were next with
a $4,000 bid for a bay colt by
Princequillo- Happy Go Fleet,
consigned by Mrs. John D.
Hertz Stoner Greek stud near
Paris. KY.
The next two highest prices
were by Mrs. Constantin and
Ralph Lowe, Midland, Tex. Mrs.
Constantin paid $4,000 for a
colt by Royal Gem II-Queen of
Spades. also consigned by Jones.
Low bid $27, 900 for a colt by
Ambiorix-Fire Falls, cosigned
by the Hurstland Farm at Mid
way, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
japanese Mutmun
Threatens Sturr

Ricki Starr, according to
Oyama Kato, will be in for a
rough evening when the two
tangle in the feature wrestling
bout tomorrow night at Cap
itol Arena. The match is sched-
uled for $3.50 and will not be
televised.
Kato. billed as the national
champion of Japan, says Starr
will flnd out quickly that the
Japanese or Judo style of
wrestling is quite different
from the conventional Ameri-
can style. Under Judo rules. the
bout goes on until one COM
petitor calls 1t quits.
In a team match, Roy Shire
and DR.. Jerry Graham COM
bine talents against The Great
Scott and Billy Fox.
Other bouts list Adrian Bail
largeon VS.. AL Smith, Czaya
Nandor VS., Angelo Savoldi and
Bobby Wallace vs.. Arnold Sko-
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
ID. c. Printers
Making Lark
of. ourney

BOSTON, July 81 (SpeciaD
The Washington Union
Printers baseball team that 4:
having only q $3.50 season in
its own league 1.-THE Industrial
back home is going great in
the international Typo touna-
ment here.
Washington, the defending
champion. scored its second
straight victory yesterday, this
one an 1870 rout Of st. Pau
in a game that ended after
seven innings by mutual agree
ment.
Pitcher Gene Melito, who
only recently notched his first
Industrial League victory. was
a fireball yesterday. allowing
three hits in the i've innings
he worked. He famed flve anc
walked one.
Melito also got a single,
double and triple in four trips
His replacement on the mound
Second Baseman Sammy Webb
also had a fine day at the
plate with four for flve. five
runs batted in and two scored
Washington opened with two
runs in the first inning, and
added to the excitement with
seven in the third. three in the
fourth and six in the sixth.
st. Paul --- 600 900 90 8
Washington 207 800 x-1S 1S z
Machelke, Gerber and Schliek
We6leitnar: Motto, Webb and Watson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Don Dell Upset
lin Net Tourney

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July
80 (SpeciaD Donald Dell OF
Bethesda. Md, the seventh
seeded entrant, is on the side
lines today for the third round
Of the Goth Meadow Club in
vitation tennis tournament.
Dell took it on the chin In
an upset by Norm Perry Of Los
Angeles. 1t wasn't a big upset
however, as Perry is the sixth
ranking junior in the country
Dell is ranked third.
Earlier Dell had beaten Ed
Donnell of Connecticut, 6-l
60.
Jim Farrin, a junior al
Princeton and formerly OF
Washington, defeated Car
Eliztholts Of San Diego, 6-l
60. Henry Van Rennsalear
another ex-Washington player
beat David Harum of Miami
Beach, Fla. 6-3, 1910, be-
fore defaulting to Ron Holm
berg Of Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
By Inc Associated Press

Eddie Arcaro and Fred w.
Hooper's Alhambra attempt to
make amends for their Inflated
trip in the Arlington Futurity
today in the $15,000-added
George Woolf Memorial at
Washington Park.
Alhembra again is the heavy
favorite against 10 other juve-
niles in the 6-furlong sprint. as
he was a week ago Saturday in
the Futurity. In that one, Ar
caro- guided the previously un-
beaten sophomore to a four
and-a-half length victory only
to have him disqualified be-
cause his stablemate. Olymar,
bumped Sir Ruler and both
Hooper horses were disqualified
Leather Button, who was
moved UP to the winners spot
through the disqualification
again appears the biggest
threat to Alhambra today. Both
are top-weighted with l22
pounds. Olymar also returns
as Alhambra's running mate.
Bill Hartack. the Nations
leading rider, will ride UNIQUE
Commando, while Willie Shoe
maker, his top rival for ma
tional honors, will be aboard
Lewis Stables Music Man Fox.
Rounding out the field are Now
Admiral, Circle Out, Terra
Firma, Sans Shipahoy, Royal
list and Bellau Chief.
Meanwhile. the "hunch play
ers" at Belmont Park were still
talking Of their luck yesterday
when Ring Champ. a we'll timed
bunch if ever there was one,
what with the heavyweight
championship bout just con-
cluded Monday night. at the
Polo Grounds. came through at
$8.40 in the second half of the
daily double. Together with
Espanita $3.50 in the first race,
the double paid $245.
Arcaro took Jan Burke's
Field of Honor over a mile in
1865 to win the Mahopac
Purse in the Belmont feature.
He returned $3.50 as the ia
vorite.
The racing scene in New Eng
land shifts to New Hampshire
today as Rockingham Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Riders to Compete
AtMudeiru School

Riders 10 to 81 years old will
try their spurs in the second
annual Greenway equitation
show slated at 8 am. Saturday
at Madeira School in Fairfax
County A dressage and jump
ing contests will highlight the
program.
Among the entrants are
Franklin Wing III and Sarah
Willis. teen-agers who have
scored we'll recently in national
competition.
Lunch will be served by the
Mclean Volunteer Fire De-
partment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
.Federa|s Gain
In Tourney

The Falls Church Federals
won two games yesterday in
the Virginia District III Little
League All-Star baseball tour
nament.
The Federals defeated the
Falls Church Western Ameri-
can team, 81, in the morning
at Lee-Graham Park to COM
plete a tie game called because
of darkness Monday. and then
edged Vienna. 81, in the after
noon at Falls Church High
School.
In other games the Falls
Church Eastern Americans de-
feated Highland Springs, 80,
and Baileys Cross Roads beat
Caroline, 6-3.
Baileys will play the Fed
erals in a third-round game
today at Falls Church High
and Fairfax and the Falls
Church Nationals will make up
a game rained out yesterday at
Fairfax. Both games start al
$50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Triple at Charles Town
'Softens' McKenzieFin

i, a few years ago. He was kicked
in the chest and hospitalized
for 10 months. For a time II
appeared his riding career was
over before he ever got to wear
silks.
Harry Jeffra, the former
boxer. IS McKenzie's agent
here. With Harry picking the
horses and Mike riding them,
the combination is clicking
nicely now.
The Charles Town stewards,
with an assist from the new
film patrol, are making them
selves felt here.
Willie Clark has been handed
a To-day suspension effective
tomorrow through August IL
for rough riding astride Hebe
in Mondays sixth race. Floyd
Green begins 10 days on the
ground today.
A fairly attractive midweek
program was scheduled here
today with a limited field OF
10 three-year-olds set for the
featured $4,000 Charleston
Purse. an allowance race at Z
furlongs. There also was an
1900 purse for some of the
fastest claiming sprinters in
the sixth and a $500 event
for $4,000 two-year-olds.
Attendance and betting was
expected to jump sharply over
yesterdays 1921, sos handle
provided by a turnout of 4,04C
in steaming weather.
Favorites took a beating yes
terday and the $753.80 daily
double (6 and 81 was the larg-
est payoff of the meeting. No
$40 tickets we're sold and only
I26 Of the 81 variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
IArcoro and AIhombro
Seeking Revenge I odoy

opens a silver anniversary
meeting, slated to last 50 days.
Itobe, the 2-to-5 favorite in
the Monmouth feature. easily
turned back five sprinters> tc
win the flve-furlong dash in
1:l0. Ridden by Apprentice
Eugene Monacelli. Itobe paid
a scant $3.50.
Dave Erb piloted Dark Toga
to a come-from- behind triumph
to win the Ricosalo Purse al
Washington. Dark Toga ran
the seven furlongs in 1:222s
to pay $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
TED BATS $40
IN 8-GAME SPREE

BOSTON. July 81 (P.-
Ted Williams of the Red
SoX is on another of his
big hitting specs.
In eight games since the
Red Sox returned home
July % from a road trip.
Williams has boosted his
league-leading average %
points to 1874.
During that stretch, the
big slugger. who win be
80 next month, has con-
nected for 16 hits. includ-
ing two homers and four
doubles. in rs official times
at bat-an average Of $40.
He has driven in nine runs
and scored eight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Roy Moore Victim
Of Stinaind Attack

BALTIMORE, July 81 R.-
Ray Moore may miss his regu-
lar pitching turn tonight be-
cause of three angry bees.
The 31-year-old Highlander
was attacked at his Upper
Marlboro tobacco farm yester-
day when he put his left hand
on a fence-and accidently
covered the bees. Last night
his hand was swollen to about
half again its normal size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
IA Country Clubs
In SWIMMING Meet

Fourteen Maryland and Vir-
GINA country clubs will COM
pete in is events of the Ken
wood Country Clubs fifth an
nual invitational swimming re-
lays at S pm. today.
In q dual meet yesterday,
Prince Georges Country Club
boosted its season record to
Al by defeating Belle Haven,
1858, at Belle Haven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Vito Fluff Wins,
Reaches Finals

Vita Fluff defeated Arcade
Pontiac, 80. in the Women's
Metropolitan softball tourna-
ment yesterday at Guy Mason.
Red Malsbary pitched a
three-hitter and Shirly Long
hit q two-run homer in the
third inning for Vita Fluff. the
only unbeaten team In the dou-
Bile elimination tournament.
In another game. Garvin's
Grill eliminated st. Cyprians,
7-3.
Garvin's will play Arcade
Pontiac tomorrow. The win
ner will meet Vita Fluff for the
finals Tuesday. Both games
are scheduled at Sis pm. at
GUY Mason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
July 31.-Red-headed Mike
Mckenzie found it costly to kid
the Charles Town fans as he
paid a 500 fine today for what
the stewards termed "unseemly
conduct" but fortunately he
softened the financial blow by
riding three winners on yes
terday's card.
Mike dotted his cap and
bowed in derision ala Ted Will
liams as he was booed after
finishing third with Aghabhai
In Mondays seventh race.
Aghabhai lugged in badly
through the stretch and Nc
Kenzie struggled to keep his
horse straight, but many fans
obviously thought he was try
ing to deter the horses forward
progress.
Charles Town has treated the
20-year-old native of Elmhurst,
Long Island well this summer
Jersey Devil, his third winner
yesterday, was his 18th of the
meeting. which is more than
he has ever recorded at any
single track.
Mckenzie rode his first win
ner, Socializer, July 2, 1856, at
Belmont Park, but his year Of
apprenticeship has not elapsed
because he obtained a six
month extension due to an in
jury. He crushed his left foot
while riding DR.. Jake last De-
cember at Pimlico and never
regained his stride until the
final week Of the recent Della
ware Park meeting.
The Pimlico injury was COM
paratively minor to the acct
dent he sustained at the Brook
meade Farm in TJpDerVille. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Net Sturs Breeze
At Congressional

Top-ranked Nancy Gates and
second-seeded Annie Lomax
breezed past their erst-round
opponents yesterday in the
Congressional Country Club
tennis tournament. Both are
in the l8-and-under division.
Miss Gates ousted Nelly
Boothe, Go. 60. while Miss
Lomax scored over Mary Cat
Ian, 60, 60.
Among those advancing in
the l5-and-under division were
Nancy Martin. with a ell.
6-l victory over Kathy Schae-
fer. and Mary Lee Weir, who
downed Nancy Oberdick, 60,
Ga. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Yole's Able Booth
Becomes Grandfather

NEWHAvEN. Conn. July 81
R.- A st. Raphael's Hospital
birth announcement yesterday
is calculated to make an older
generation Of football fans feel
even older.
Albie Booth has become a
grandfather.
Mrs. Marion Booth Rogers
OF West Haven. who gave birth
to a daughter. is the daugh-
ter Of Yale's famed Little Boy
Blue" the l45-pound quarter
back who ran and passed Eli
opponents to distraction in the
late l920's and early l930's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
IS Pros From Area
In HiIIenduIe Golf

Starting times for is WASH
ington area golf pros in the
pro-member tournament at
Hillendale Country Club. Balti-
more, tomorrow are as follows:
strsusssush: 10 sS! Hush me- Mssi.li sli
l0:te. Walter Potter: 1898. Chuck
Tufbett; II, Carl Rasnic.
80, Jim Bolts; 1871, Bill crabbe:
I'M e.r noT T,rsSy an. ana Morsan Tiller
d EOS, Ward Burgess. c:K. Henry
oerardL az Billy Gilbert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Stun Cox Improving

LONDON, July 81 (R.-Hos-
pital officials said yesterday
that Stan Cox, hit by q javelin
in a track and field meet last
Saturday, was progressing sat-
isfactorily." Cox was hit just
below the heart by the javelin
while judging the event.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
Rockville Major
League

STAINS Tastee Diner, John Dis
ney, 365, 2; Rockville Bowling
Center, VIII Watkins, 367, l;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

a. There is only one Grand Ndtiondl-dnd there
Ebe only one winner! The best America hos to offer
are entered in this event-known for years the
"grqnddGddY" OF all stock racing. It's the SUI
preme test OF handling, ruggedness soetY, power
end over-o performdnce-ond Pontiac took them
M all honds down and broke track record 10 bootl
wv So meet the new chomp-a strictly production
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

BetheSda-Chevy Chase was sur.
prised by John Carroll, 68-55, aft.
er the Barons were ahead, 1929
going into the third period. Jim
Shipman chalked up "a points for
the losers. Wheaton lost a. bi.
county game to High Point, 1927,
and Gaithersburg doubled North.
woods score to win its 18th game,
62-31. Bucky Hoyle led the Tro-
ian efforts with IS points and
was joined by two other team.
mates in the double figures, Gary
Elders with l6 and Bobby Costel.
10 with IL.
Last Friday Bethesda Chevy
Chase was victorious over North
western by narrow margin, 40.
36, as the Barons secured second
place in the Bi-County League,
having lost only two league
games, both of which were at
the hands of the leader, Montgom.
cry Blair.
Oxon Hill, a Class B entry in
District II of the State tourna-
ment, had no trouble with Walter
Johnson as they won, 65-29.
The Wheaton-Richar1 Mont.
gomery game was either tied or
very close throughout the con.
test, which found Wheaton lead
ing, on their court, by only one
point with one minute to play,
but Holmes tossed in two-point.
er to give Wheaton a close 41-3S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
3 County
Teams i'm


Montgomery Blair, Gathers,
burg and Damascus finished their
basketball seasons at the top of
Class A, B and C, respectively,
TO win the right to represent
Montgomery County in the State
tournaments this weekend and
March Is.
Blair had spotless record of
II wins in the Maryland Bl-Coun-
ty League to win the champion
ship from Bethesda Chevy Chase,
who lost only to Blair in the race
for the League title. Blair will
play in the semifinals of the State
tournament, which will begin
March IS at the Fieldhouse in Coll
lege Park. Blair is strong favor
tie to win the State champion.
ship.
La Plata will be Gaithersburg' 81
opponent in the District Class b
play at Suitland tomorrow night.
Both the Troians and La Plata
have dropped only two official
games this season, so the two
teams should be evenly matched.
Trojan Coach Pat Mccarthy says
the La Plata players are fast and
aggressive, but he feels that his
boys will make good showing.
In Bernie Cox, La Plata has a
talk, high-scoring forward who
las an advantage of a well-bal.
anced team which can spread it's
scoring among several players,
rather than bank on the efforts of
one or two stars. Jim LeCompte,
Bobby Costello, Bucky Hoyle,
Gary Elders and Bill CollingwoodI
usually score in the double-fig
ure column. The Trojans always
put forth an excellent team eff.
fort.
If the Trojans should get past
La Plata, they would meet the
strong Oxon Hill team Saturday
night. Principal Robert GibsonI
believes that student support is a
strong factor in encouragement
Continued on Page y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
.C'burg, Damascus,
Blair Win Titles;
RMHS Loses Finale

Last Friday marked the finale for of Montgomery
County high school basketball with Montgomery Blair
coping the Maryland bicounty title from BethesdaChevy
Chase by defeating Badenburg 649 and Gathersburg win
ming the right to be the countys Glass representative in
the State tournament Damascus will be the Glass
represent the county.
In Tuesdays games Richard Montgomery travelled to
Prince Georges County to drop 1859 decision Sutand
Bobby Bea of the Rockets high point scorer of both
teams he accounted for "a points, followed by Roger
Is and John Russel's IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
st. Mary's Church
WOmen's League

High Average: Dot Macchio 95,
Doris Hulgus "a; High game:
Mary c. Schaaf 100, Betty Baum
1913; high strikes: Dot Macchio
81, Pat Lauritzen 10; high team
game: Ocelots 488, Tigers 486;
high set: Dot Macchlo $50, Lucy
Whit 800; high flat: Lucy Whit
"a, Dot Macchio 93;high spares:
Dot Macchio IA, Doris Hulgus II;
high team set: Ocelots 1890, Chip.
hunks 1864.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

Reed Brothers, Douglas Fletcher,
BIT, 3; Veterans Sheetmetal, Jack
Mckinley, $500; Princemont Con-
struction, Stan Ward, 379, 2; J.
L. King Floor Co., Leroy Bur
dette, 348, l; Rockville Fuel &
Feed, Billy Barnsley, 376, 2; Col
Inns Bros, Eddie Wratton, 81, 1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
G'burg 555 League

High average: Hugh Davis, lbs.
High spares: Hugh Davis, 215.
High strikes: Hugh Davis, "a.
High game: Doug Fletcher, ia.
High set: Bill Monroney, AT.
High team set: Daalanar AL
leys, 1916; second, Ben Franklin,
1778; high team game: Ben
Franklin, GIG; second, FederIine
Plumbing, $40.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

victory. Outstanding player for
the winners was Irv Armstrong,
who scored II points. Bobby
Beall tailed over half of the
Rockets points with a total of
20, Of which 10 were fouls.
Richard Montgomery will meet
its faculty in post-season game
tomorrow night at the Rocket
gym.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07

UPPER LEFT: Bobby BealI. No. 81.
Of The Rockets. dribbles ground Try
Armstrong. sscr Wheaton ferwcrd.
In background is Chorlie Holmes.
Nc. al. and RiehoTd Montgomery
suord Roger Bride. No. n. Be0II
led both teens In scoring with 20
points. LOWER LEFT: Iv Arm
strong. No. -. reaches for a re-
bound. ohead Of Rocket forward
John Russell. No. "a. Bill Cuinter.
Wheaton forward, Mo. rs. is on
Armstrong; right. with Bill Ponfius
of RiehGrd Montgomery directly be-
hind him. UPPER RIGHT: John Rus
sell guards Wheofon's IV Arm
strong. No. -. os he Ie0ps high
for Jump shot. chorIie Holmes.
No. Al. stcnds behind Russell. To
the left ore Rocket players Bobby
BeoIl. No. 81. and Harry Ponsius.
No. ~. With his book 70 the COM
era IS Rocker forward Roger Hutch
eson. No. 4a. LOWER RIGHT: John
Russell. Rieh0vd Montgomery. No.
"a. goes up for Jump shos as he
is gu0rded by inv Armstrong. No.
ID. ond chiEIie Holmes. No. Al.
DR.. A. L. Russell photo. Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-03-07
FILLY HOPEFULS

Trainer Oscar White of the JEFF
fords stable is readying Locust
Time and Pavonia for the coming
juvenile filly classics, including
the Selma at Laurel next fall.