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Evening star., 1957-12-08
zUYoMoDILEs soR SAFE

FoRD 1887 Hairlsps 500 con-
vertibie; fully equip.i owner;
IneU-eAT condition throughout; will
saeri1ee, S2,fDb full price: tefmss
bank financing.
IOtho williams Buick, Inc.
l71O Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LU. 1880
FORD 1855 Fordor station wagon /.
III and h., straight transmission /:
immaeulats' ! owneri priced below
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ga. Ave, NV. IA. D-3lO3
FORD 'B2 Victoria haFdtop coupe
Fofdomatic. Z and h.; black and
white: s5g5. Open today to 8 pm.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1888 Wis Ave. EN- 3-4533
FORD 'bb VS. convertible; FoYdo-
matte. 2. and h., poweFpack engine.
Wv. tires. really nice; si.295.
HILL & SANDERS
washis Oldest Ford Dealer
Open Ewes. TIL .. sat. I'll o
FORD 40 convert blue, Wv.
t,n,., .,,s. H.! asd sSs6 ;" X sIseEm ssIess motor
FORD 1916 FairIans VS. Pordor
Fordomatic, Z. and h.. beautiful
2.tone sresn hnishi Wv. tires;
sl,195.
HILL & SANDERS
wash.s Oldest Pord Dealer
lIfIA Vermonf Ave NV An A-AanO
Open Ewes. Til .. Sat. Til 8
FORD 1855 Custom "s, Tudor;
II, and H., Pordomstie: oriEinal Jet
KIRK MOTOR CO.
l5333 Wis. Ave EN- 3-4533
PoRp 80 VS. Tudor staiien wason:
incl. FordomatIc, y. h., etc. Pull
price 81 1875. Can hnsnce with s145
down. or bank rates,
BOWMAN EDSEL
72Ib Baltimore Blvd.
College Park. Nd. UK. 4-860n
IFoRD 1855 Tudor v-s station
wagon: radio. hestsF; like new.
Royal Motors (Plymouth)
400 Ga. Ays.,Nw. ia. 0-2eO0
FORD '65 custom PordoF. Fordo-
matte, heater. one owner: low mile
age; top condition: se95.
HILL & SANDERS
wash's Oldest Ford Dealer
iiI4 Vermont Ave. NV. AD. 4-430O
Open Ewes. TIL 8, 6a; Til 5
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AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

on SOTO ieAs firedems VS. a-dr.
4. h., power brakfl, power steer
ms. S.-w. tires. white and blu
paint lob, excel oond,. will ael
$500; OF best 0ifer. Call Ju. b
DE SOTO 1854 Fifsdome 4-dr.: 4
and h. automatic. neW-caf con1i
fl0n. 81 ,0A0. 5000 down, $50. .oi
: mo. PALS CHURCH De Soto
Plymouth. .od iss hws. a. hiliweo'
DE soTo 1885 Flredome a-df. o.
dan, poWerilite. radio. heater, 2
tone hniah. A good buy, Si.4nB.
FENNER MOTORS
Your Your vi SuS'oS Be Soto. fIslniea,h a i' Dssls
DE sOTO b6 custom VS. converti
Bile coupe. power steering. auto
matte transmission, radio, heater
beautiful 2-tone flnlsh, new tires
AL condition. Sl,4n5, safety testei
for youI protection. 30-dAy writ
ten warranty. PAUL BROS
!QLpsl wis. and Eilieott st. n.w'
DE SOTO 'Sf VS. 4-dT, hafdfop
beaut. coral .and white finish. full
equipped incl. power ateefing. pow
er brakea. p0werfiite, o.. h., Wv
tires, etc, This years style 81 las
years price Pull price &s.oDS. Car
finanes for - mos.
Royal Motors plymouth
4i00 0a. Ave, NV ia. 0-sQ0t
DE- SOTO '5S FREEDOMS v.s SPORTS
man hardtop; 2, and h., .teai
speaker, auto ifane.. power steer
ma snS nse sorN wv p.ss.s sa eelpan eons ssT, CI
clean, pvi. evner' ii $50 or hss
olfer 10. 4-6Osg,
Dc sore 1889 club & coupe. .,!,s. 800 9 G
n,nn imsaseylats. NE FLOOD PONTIAC
ne s0TO 1888 Custom sedan: !
and h., auto. trans. PVT. steer.
clean l-ownsr car; s570 low q
NV SiN IN; lh.;ocAa4Gl6HI' Ne S%oipn SAyk No ha
FFSossssti FFosssstYa.7 NV vAs J ia. n9Ssf ..sssI, 81.
pE soro 1850 yiEedoms Is. t-dr.
,,eas. srssnd na ia n9,y pemsfsc; nv m.ytet et
81 .S9s. si65 down.
BELL MOTORS
50l0 Wis, Ave. NV, Wo. $4,000
DODGE 1891 t-dr.; $3.50; D. ane
b. immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC,
5l00 Wis.
OODGEs-company oficial eafsE !
70 choose from; new-eaT titles anc
warranty, Priced 10 sell TORREY
MOTOR CO. ii3J 18th e. nv,
DODGE 's5 Royal VS. h.t.; r. n,
poweTfiite, pG: ~ AbO, 5000 dn.
SIS. 10 mo. 10000 MI. new-eal
eond. JE. 2-a3OO. FALLS CHURCH
De soto-Plymoath,
Evening star., 1957-12-08

cmgvROLRT $50 eonveEt,i aollt
Salssi can:f, 'slly sy. se.SSsb, new '0p' s'l'
cHEvRoLkT 1854 Model aef0'
4-dr,s Z. and h, straieht ,tLansmia'
less interior. Ssp5,
KIRK MOTOR CO.
53aa Wise. Ave. EN-. 3-463s
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air hArdtopi
q and h., Wv. tires, E-z glass
etc, best ofisr; immed. sale, kk
| 7-i4kH.
CHEVROLET 1898 Bel Air hard,
I top sport coupe: TURQUOISE and
white. power mack, powefaiiue. ra
dio. heater, white-wall tires; aetual
I i7,0O0-mile car. sl.f05,
KIRK MOTOR CO.
Rhode Island Ave. At Goth Ave, NE
AID 2-3aaf
cHEyRoLET Ss r.lo" station
wagon. equip; special. Sl,l90
/ 500 down. Bank rate financing
| CHUCK CARTER MOTORS, Ala
1 New York ave. NV, Df. 7-0133
CHHvROLEf '5S "alO" 4-dr. SCI
dan; 7, and h.. Wv. tires; $500
/ SaO down. Bank rate hnaneing
/ CHUCK CARTER MOTORS, ais
} New York ave, NV, pt. I.DIJJ,
CHEVROLET '57 Bel AIR; power
steering, auto. trans, purchasee
! Fehruary; only 5000 miles; excel
cond 81 800. HU, 3-52t4.
CHEVROLET 1899 e-dr.; radio
heater. poWerglide; S4pb.
BOWMAN EDSEL
7ai5 Baltimore Blvd.
college Park. Md. UN. 4.s600
CHRYsLER '57 windsor hardtopl
! full power, power steefinG. power
brakes power windows, r. and y
Wv, tires. many extras; S.na
dn., Sa,S95. ROYAL cHRYSLkR,
INC. 3nOl Rhode Island ave. ne,
CHRYsLER 1858 New Yorker Sc
Z dan; r. and h., automatic trans,
low. nileaee.. ike-new tires: stc
cash. trade; hank terms MkRSoN
OF e-ssib.
cHRYsLER 1884 Windsor t-dr.
Ibsantifui sun sold and white fnish,
fully eqnlr-ed Including p,s.. p b.,
sptN trans. r. and h.. w. tires,
etc; sale price, S00S; can finance
with si95 down or bank rates.
Royal Motors (Plymouth)
atOO ca. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHsYsLRR 1887 windsor e-dr
miles: Sc, 800 20 s:libi, -
CHRYSLER At a-dr. '6'': new
covers, peri. tires, excel oil round
cord. Se7a. wo. 6.lT37
CHRYSLER 1855 New Yorker a.
door. smart 2.tone charcoal and
gray. fuiiy equipped, ineiudins
power steering: los mleese. enc;
owner car. Safety tested Anc
guaranteed Buy nov and save
Was Al .na5. now Oaly SS4s OLN-
STEAD OLDs. sOO0 Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1957-12-08
auroMoDlLTs FoR SALE

cmEvROLRT $50 convert, aolld
can.; Salssi islly sssSRsA. new top; ssis'
CHEVROLET 1854 Model Hef0'
4.dr,s :. and hi straisht tEan.mis.-
Evening star., 1957-12-08

oh SOTO '5f V-8 4-dF, hafdtop,
beapL. coral and white flnish. fully
equipped incl. power ateeflns. pow
er brakes. poweriiite. r.. H.. Wv,
tires, etc, This years style at last
llnAnea for ah mos.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

CORVETTE 81: black. white TOP,
g20 engine. =. aad h. v.-w. tires;
IL. 600 MI. never raced. peffecl
eond. must saeriAee. HU. 3-ei7o
CORVETTE $50: 3-speed trans,
dual caronretion: sash 3, engine
power driven Convertible TOP LOV-
ING CHEVROLET $500 0a. ave
8. s.. Nd. III. 0-1aS5.
Crosby ia4S s-df.: very gooe
cord should pasS any insp. OnD
<II0 DUNN. 2tin BlAdensourg
I'd e.. La s.is47
De SOTO ia40 4-dr,: 7. and D..
good running condition. Best oneF
10. S-s907.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

iiI4 Vermont Ave. NV. AD. 4-430C
Open Ewes. Til 8, Sat Til 5
Evening star., 1957-12-08
AuroMoBllEs FOR SALE

CuRvROLET ,So Bel Afr hardtop;
black, standard shift, Corvette
powered, fully equipped. low mile.
aee. excellent eonditi0n; $1,000
or best offer. kI. a-3SSi.
cHEvRoLEr IS Bel Air sport
coupe. Attr. 2-tone hardtop, V-s
eneine. auto. drive and all the
extras. DECEMBER CLEARANCE
a nnA. Nnllr nlher EAR dnnn
Evening star., 1957-12-08
EENNER MOTORS

DE soTo 1855 FiTsdome S-df. Sc
ssn ssS. dS'.s soos SsdIS S, hsi.: si:5s
Evening star., 1957-12-08

OF sore l.4 ,sss T!S.esT: .:, y;s :;..;! sss
s.hi, s.AaI...,, tiE, vAIs. ss.v. sne .sdS; pm:
paint lob. excel, cond,. VIII. ael
500; OF best 0ifer. Call Ju. D.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
| ROYAL Motors (Plymouthl

4IUO ua, Ave NV. IA. b-sVuO
DE SOTO '5S PiFedoms y.S sports.
speaker, auto trans. power steer
ias, new Wv. tires. dolphin blus
and ivofyi perfect cond., very
sIsAn' ,pss esnnss5- si.os0 or best
Evening star., 1957-12-08
KIRK MOTOR co,

53aa Wise Ave. I'm. 3-4o3s
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air hArdtopi
Z. and h.. Wv. tires, E-z glass
etc, best ofier. immed. sale. kk
7-i4S9.
CHEVROLET 1898 Bel Air hard
TOP sport coupe turouolse and
Evening star., 1957-12-08

DE SOTO 1883 Custom sedan: r
s.s sss n O"s.r sas: tram esf. sssc ES g. o,ss1
NV siS dHL HLoesz.HSI6s. s.S ", %otFE sAyE No. q
P0ssssi.yN ~ IA. ia s,.s ss,..ssssi. -
Evening star., 1957-12-08
THACKER MOTORS

CHEv 50 styisilne O. luxe s-dOor
SEDAN: sreen. radio, heater; S4si9.
HORNER'S CCR.. Buick Dealer.
Fla ave 2 a. 9Th II. d-df64
1859 de luxe station
waGon. all metal. : seats. 2. and
n clean. finest cond. S595 Low
a. Siu dn. 81 per no, SAVE Al
TORS. isss n MOORE ST.
RoSsLYN. VA, IA 4-325i.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

DE SOTO 1854 Pifsdoms 4-dr.: 4
tIon: $1,000; 5000 down, $50. 6h
: mo. FALI,s CHURCH be Soto.
Plymouth. lee hwy. At Hillwood
Evening star., 1957-12-08
HILL IA SANDERS
ROCKVILLE FORD

Rockville, Nd. PO. 2-slbe
cHEvRoLEr 'a3 Bel AIR 4-dF.: ex-
ira clean; l-owner car: ORIG raven
black with whfte panel; 7. And \
81 500 actual miles. DECEMBER
CLEARANCE. So9a, small down
naymRnt
Evening star., 1957-12-08

CHRYsIER s56 Cow: black and
white. black TOP. neU-ear eend
All power, 81 9nl COLONIAL
OfDSMOBII4E. is4i 6th -. ne.
Ciesed sun. see Men
CHRYSIER 1888 Rew Yorker A.
dr turquoise ana white. arte.
trans no power steerine. II. 500
Evening star., 1957-12-08
KIRK MOTOR co.
BOWMAN EDSEI

1888 New Yorker Sc
dan; r and h., automatic trans,
low uileaee. like-new tires. ete.
cash, trade. bank terms. MER9ON
g THOMPSON. ChTy. -Plym Dlrs.
usedsear Dept. 1891 Wis. ave
Evening star., 1957-12-08
RETJ, MOTORS

DE- soro 1889 FREEDOMS as' 1-dr.
5-ton, green, fully powered, Low
mlleage; $500 under the market
81 .A9h, Sf05 down.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
ROWMAN EDSEI,
HILL & SANDERS

PoRD '65 custom PoTdor. Fordo-
matte. heater, one owner: low mile.
age; ton condition S0p5.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

S0io wis, ave, NV, wo. $4,000
DODGE 1891 t-dr.; sa56; d. ane
b. immaeulats. FLOOD PONTIAC
Evening star., 1957-12-08
KIRK MOTOR co.

4UUH Go, Ave NV, IA. b-HNuV
CHEVROLET l94s 2-dr. sedan
/ clean gopd second car, S1sA OF
best offer. JE. a.SNln.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

cHRYsLKR 1854 Windsor t-dr.
beautiful sun Rold and white hnish,
fully eauir- ed Including ps.. p b.,
sptN trans. r. and h.. wv tires,
etc: sale price, $o05; can nnance
With siAS down or hank rates.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.

WASHINGTON -SHOWkOOM
7th and r Sts NV no; 2-70lO
CHEVROLET a7 Bel Air VS. Sc
dan: many features include p.s.,
new-ear sonaiti2n; Buy nov sde and
oIMsTEAD oLDS, 5000 Wilson
blvd, AEl.. Va, IA, 7-Sa00.
CHEVROLET 5A bel Air VS. con
yertible; powerglide, r. and h.. one
Evening star., 1957-12-08

solo r l. Ave, NE, la, Q-l003
CHEVROLET 1851 .2-dr,, $500;
poWerglide. immaculate. FLOOD
PONTIAC. SlO0 Wis. ave.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
HILL & SANDERS

5333 wis Ave, EN-. 3-Sb3s
FORD $50 VS. Tudor station wagon
nice light blue iinish. fully equip
incl. Fofdomatlc. r.. n. etc. Pull
price ~ 1875 Can finance with SI45
down. or bank rates.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-24

There's nothing buy! All you have do get free entry
blank each time you visit your favoe AP Super Market in
the contest There will be drawing that very each
Saturday night for 500 bond Then all tickets will be preserved
for the Grand Prize drawings ALI winners will be notified AP
employees and their families are not eligible.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14

the big pass play and aligned his defenses to
meet it. Miller had his halfbacks drop back 10
extra yards and his safety man drop back Is
extra yards on passing situations BCC tried
the big play in the first quarter and WI inter-
cepted.
The Barons scored first and for while it
appeared that Walter johnson had thrown to-
gether good first quarter and the roof would
soon topple.
50-yard Walter Johnson kick went out on
the B-CC seven but the Barons came back with
93yard march. Bill Browning catching the
Spartans overshfted - turned the weak side 35
yards for the touchdown
B-CC tried an onsides kick after the score
but Walter Johnson brought the ball back to
midfield. Larry Burd, who attended Bethesda
last year, crossed up the Barons heavy scrimmage
line defenses and completed three passes in a
row, the last a 13yard scorng-play to Sam Lo
Presti as the half ended.
Dave Swift crashed into B-CC backfield
man as he trying to handoff in the third
quarter and Guard Bill Sturdvant scooped up the
tumble and raced 40 yards for touchdown to
put the game on ice. Rick Schwank who was
only slightly under his usual 100-yards per game
average rushed the extra point.
Johnson continued to control the ball late
in the game and picked up yardage by exploiting
the Baron's weakness on short passes
II don't think they tB-CC) were really up
for the game" Miller said afterwards. 'They felt
all they had to do was put on their equipment
to beat s-after all we only played their w
last year."
There was never a doubt in my mind that
we could beat them," he said. But all credit
to B-CC, they have wonderful squad and should
beat Blair"
Walter Johnson scored third touchdown
when Sam LoPresh crossed the goal in the last
period but the score was called back on penalty.
1t was rough contest filled with excitement
to warm the 1000 chilled customers along the
sidelnes Bethesda has been beaten in its own
back yard in its first contest with Walter John
son. Both will face each other as BiCounty
league rivals next year in the second episode of
this interesting rivalry. footnote is that Wal
ter johnson is now 40 against Bi-County league
opposition for next year
Walter johnson turned in an unbeaten sea-
son in its first year of JV competition last year
and turned in an undefeated and united first year
in varsity competition g games). Coach Paul
Miller has personal unbeaten streak of 35
games 1t appears that the Big Train-the Wal
ter johnson phenomenon has returned to subur-
ban Washington
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14
Of Fools and Ki1p9ys
BY George Bragaw
Sports Editor

Nearly SO years ago small notice appeared
in the sporting pages of the Nations Capital
Washington signs pitching phenomenon. The
story contained sparce news about a new player
who had been signed to the then floundering
Senators. This phenomenon from the far north
would report at unknown date. The story
failed to mention whether Walter Johnson (alas
big Buck" "the Big Tran'O pitched with his
right or left arm But few cared as Johnson
the legend, and Johnson the man were both still
unknown then to the general public.
When Walter Johnson High, namesake of the
baseball immortal, started its first varsity foot
ball season this year few people cared that John
son Coach ]. Paul Miller had an unbeaten w
squad back from the previous year. Least of all
proud Bethesda Chevy Chase didn't care. The
Barons with Westinghouse of Arlington had
shared the IL positions of scholastic football last
season. Last year Walter Johnson of North Beth
esda had been B-CC's little brother and shared
classrooms and practice fields for the first few
months of the season until their own school was
finished
The first season started confused The first
game was &c tie with B-CC JV and Miller was
faced with the strange situation of not even know
ing the boys names for the contest. ut was
terrible when wanted to make substitution I
said You get in there for him. 3" Few cared when
Miller turned in a record of five wins and two
ties in the schools first season in sports
When Johnson stopped Carroll AT for its
third straight win early in the season cynics
grumbed that Carroll didn't have much this year.
Johnson dumped unbeaten Gaithersburg and
marched past Oxon HILL Richard Montgomery
and Northwood to set the stage with its big
brother across town but still many doubted the
oneyear old Spartans had the punch that fourth
place rating in city competition would demand
of them.
When B-CC got the ball in the second quar-
ter last Saturday however, they had almost for
gotten what it looked like Their only accom-
plishment had been long pass that ended up in
the hands of defensive Halfback Don Miller of
the Green. B-CCs big play all season has been
either the halfback-pass with Neal McDuffe chuck
ing it long over the surprised heads of the de-
tenders or giving the ball to Kenny Smith.
Last week neither seemed to click. The long
ball went for naught McDuffie wasn't chuck
ing accurately and his receivers were covered.
Smith wasn't getting the ball. He ended up with
a modest average of 61 yards for only 10 car
ries (Which isn't much for Smith who scored 102
points this season..
Miller knew that BCC depended heavily on
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14

period and despite Coach Lou
Chaces' emptying his bench early
the point total zoomed to 400.
Fullback Britt circIed end for
II yards and the first score.
Quarterback Alex Ober followed
him minutes later with a 7.yard
scoring dash. Kenny Laverne,
who has seen but limited action
in the late season with a bad
ankle, scored in the second pc
riod on a 4-yard burst.
Britt Scores Twice
Britt ran IL yards for his sec
ond touchdown in the third period
and Don Wright added another
score in the period on a 45-yard
run. Buddy Reed ended the scor-
ing with a 3-yard sneak.
Wally Cochrane, an offensive
halfback and defensive tackle,
also showed up well for the
Knights.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14

Arch rivals Sherwood and
Gaithersburg meet at Richard
Montgomery stadium Satur-
day in a game that will prob
ably decide the up-county
football title.
Of the three up-county schools,
Sherwood has already beaten
Richard Montgomery and Gath
ersburg plays the Rockets next
week at Rockville.
The Sherwood Gaithersburg
contest was originally scheduled
for October 18 but cancelled be-
cause of flu.
Sherwood has won three games
while losing five. The Trojans
have won four while losing two.
1t will be the Warriors last
game of the season.
Gaithersburg would rate a fav-
ored role judging from the
schools record against common
opponents Walter Johnson and
Howard County. On the other
hand, if one is to count the rec.
ords against common opponents
NorthWood and Laurel it would
appear that Sherwood would be
the favorite.
Game Figures as TOssUp
Going on the general Won.lost
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14
Neither Team
Favorite' in
Annual Clash
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

Undefeated Blair meets
once-beaten Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase in the run for the roses
in the Bi-County League Sat
urday. 1t is the eleventh game
of the bitter inter-county ri
valry.
A heavily favored B-CC
squeaked by Blair by only 7-6 last
year proving that the odds go out
the window in this series.
Bethesda was the highest scor-
ing team in the area going into
the Walter Johnson game last
week when the Spartans un-
horsed the Barons 1876 in a Cruel
ing contest. Before last week
the two teams placed IL in area
ratings and matched each other
victory for victory. Blair was
nearly de-railed by DeMatha but
hung on for a 7-6 victory, al
though outplayed in most every
department,
Good Satisfied With Score
Winning by only 7-6 will do
us more good than HARM" Blair
Coach Joe Good said. after los
ing to Walter Johnson, those boys
from Bethesda will come out here
with fire in their eyes. After be-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14

Chase will include introductions
of alumni and demonstrations by
the bands and majorettes of the
two schools. The Homecoming
formal Saturday night in the
boys gym will climax the week
end.
John Lewis is chairman of the
Homecoming committee, assisted
by Eleanor Gamarsh. Honored
guests will be Nancy Norris, Miss
Maryland, and Robert Anastasi,
who was vce-president of the
Blair Student Council in 1867.
Bill Stewart. Maryland Associa-'
ton of Student Councils presi-
dent, will be master of ceremo-
MES for the bonfire program! He
will introduce outstanding seniors
of 1856, and Gary Thompson,
president of Blair's Student Coun-
Gil, will welcome alumni.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14
RMHS Sets
Jr.-Soph. II
For .LaPIata

About all Harry Botsford can
hope to do at Richard Montgom-
cry is to work toward next sea-
son.
The Rockets got off to a fine
start with a 20-6 come-from-be.
hind victory over Georgetown
Prep but haven't won a game
since what with injuries, flu and
,nexperience taking their toll in
succession.
"We plan to start an all sopho.
more and junior squad against
LaPlata," Botsford said.
LaPlata has five victories, one
loss and one tie on the season.
LaPlata beat Gaithersburg, 20-6.
We've got to get some block
ing in the line of we ever hope
to move the ball. If we don't get
it, we spend the entire game on
Defense" he continued. That's
not the way to win bali games.
Schwartzbeck's Work Good
The only encouraging aspect in
the Wheaton loss (40-0) was the
work of Ellis SchWartzbeck at
guard. In the game the Rockets
furohlad concae,ltiya kickoffc
which Wheaton quickly inverted
nto scores as the game was lost
almost before it was begun.
j. B. Diamond is suffering
from a possible fractured shoul
der and is a doubtful starter
against LaPlata as is Terry
Smith, a defensive linebacker.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14
Sherwood Trojans
InUp-County Scrap

record Gaithersburg would be fav-
ored though this can be discount
ed on the basis of the Trojan
Warrior rivalry. Sherwood would
have a winning season in most
eyes if two of her four victories
were over Gaithersburg and Rich
ard Montgomery. Rule this game
as a toss up.
Gaithersburg sailed to its big
gest point total in many years
last week when it defeated
Howard County, 1876, after a five
week victory famine due partly
to flu.
Speedster Warren Schwab led
the Trojans with three touch
downs on runs of 6, 2 and 70
yards. John Whsle passed 40
yards to Carl Shipley and raced
30 yards up the middle for other
scores. Eric Hurlebus kicked two
extra points to add to the Trojan
total.
Sherwood was missing seven
regulars for its All clubbing by
Oxon Hill. Coach Tony Carusc
says all will be back for the
Gaithersburg contest. The only
bright spot of the Oxon Hill
game was the 80-yard touchdown
dash by Howdy Edwards on a
kickoff return.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14
Gala Blair Homecoming :
Gets Under Way Friday

The Montgomery Blair High
school will welcome its alumni
at Homecoming weekend begin
ming Friday at $3.50 in Blair's
stadium with cheers and the big
blaze of the traditional bonfire.
A record dance, with Ralph
Lopez, disc jockey and Blair
alumni, spinning disks, will fol
low at 8 pm. in the Girls gym
nasium.
"A Fantasy in Color" home
coming parade, will kick off Sat
urday's program of events. The
parade will proceed from Fenton
street along Wayne avenue to the
high school. Alumni will gather
in the home arts department for
a reunion at 1890 pm.
Half-time ceremonies at the
Homecoming football game be-
tween Blair and Bethesda Chevy
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14
did WeH": Jones
did WeH': Jones
Indians Lose
In Last Game
To L-andon

Northwood closed out its sea.
son last week by losing 26-6 to
Landon.
Northwood got going first,
Is yards for a score eli
NAKED by a 3-yard pass from Bob
to Leonard Waters.
Landon went ahead 7-6 just be-
'ore the half of a 25-yard run
oy Quarterback Buzz Bastable.
Bob Zukert and Dick Shaw put
the game away in the third period
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-11-14
BI-COUNTY LEAGUE
STANDINGS

ing nearly licked ourselves, we
won't be thinking we're the Wash
ington Redskins either"
Il look for the best game
played this season on Saturday.
1t will be a rough ball game all
the way" Good commented.
Although Coach Al Sadusky of
B-CC made no comment other
than that Walter Johnson "had a
wonderful ball club" after beat
ing his Barons, 1856, last week,
he probably would have agreed
with Trojan Coach Paul Miller
that his boys were more inter
eSted in Blair than in Walter