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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-27

PARK FUND
SPECIAL BOND PROCEEDS ACCOUNTS
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
May l. 1856 Receipts Disbursements April 30 1851
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-27

$3.50. 5oa.2s $780, 1s.4o $s7o, 7s4.sS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
Talking Sports
BY BILL BRowER

generally agreed years crop college football
players little players example had
sandout representative and
Jim Parker, Ohio State year ago
As matter OF fact only tan players received
deraton the Thomas who ably nhed
Parker's shoes lin Pace Michigan runner.
Both Pace and Aureus named the first OF the
Associated Press selection the AnAmeean Thomas
selected tabled for
We personally appalled, that little consideration
Mugado
half-baek Arizona (Tempo)
hardrnner Mugaldo also excellent place kicker and
remarkable defensive player Unfortunately him and his school
Arizona State is well known OF nations larger
colleges Consequently recognition Mugado short rcued
We thought too that Don Clark Ohio States fine de
recognition opinion
the best college suffered
in the Purdue He missed action entirely the
the
His absence key undoubtedly Clark richly
honors Since he junior observers doubt figured he
would be around year anyho~-so he could
The choice OF AnAmecan players fluid proposition
But OF the choices somewhat
given close inspection.
the pubhczed
Thanksgiving game against anything
but Al-Americsn
sophomore Anderson Army
time In the against Navy From his that afternoon
wondered what all the ravng
AnAmecan player puts
the pro competition years grad
the college they couple
before a. right
Brown shooting the roole-of thyear
Now playing back for the Cleveland Browns he the
Football League leading er 1854 yards attempts
average).
steady and regarded the
blockers n
guess you reading Thomas
Mugaldo n pro ext year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

InwtationaI Tourney champions
has a strong contingent that IN.
cludcs veterans Bobby Joe Mason
Joe Billy MeDade. Curiey Johnson
and shelie McMiion.
Cal Burnett, 81 Louis Uuiver
slty leading rebounder a year ago
il back
Next 10 Baylor. the bca, per-
formers on the Pacific Coast IN.
ciude Earl Robinson senior guard
/ ~ California; Charley Franklin
senior forward for oregon. Wait
Terrence junior center AZ UCLA
Earl Brown. San Francisco Dams
leading scorer. and Charley Brown
who played q half season for In
diana and IL now a Baylor team
mate.
Tho Dons and the ChsftAns rate
among the strongest Besides
Brown the Dona roster includes
Art Day junior center. and Charlie
Russell. brother Of the famous Blu
Russell
on me Seattle FIVE are Francis
Saunders Bayiors high school
tsarnmats IN Washington. y g
and Thornton HuTnphries. o.
center
IN the Southwest. one o. the hIus
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
TWIN CITY
Pin PATTE
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital S-SoSi

facts the alley one or two feet
beyond the foul line but no be-
ginncr should attempt TO learn
this style. The individual who
thus pitches her bah beyond tho
foul tine and happens To be a
50 called good bowler has per-
feeted this delivery only after
years OF practice
Rolling the ball then, into the
enc three pocket at moderate
speed win knock down a great
many more pins than speed
ball thrown in tho general dir
ec,ion OF the head pin.
After a certain degree OF pro
f,ciency IL gained bowler may
experiment with a change OF pace.
but when learning or attempting
Ia improve bowler should roll
the bali at natural speed There
arc Instances when slower or
spcedier ball than the natural one
may be employed 20 good effect,
these win be described and en-
plainod later
TWIN cry LADIES, dec, ~
nigh S,ngle Game Ruth HEX,
man 100, Callic Fowler i6i. and
starr Sheppard i7p
High Scricsi Ruth Hickman
iTg, Georgia Fowler aiT. and l.
Thomas A2s
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

10stu+7 nearest competitor Glove,
game record 81 soi yards on is1
attempts for q 40 average
Msanwbila Tom Wilson Loo
Angeles Rams hsifbaCk dropped
from second ~ fourth place ilo
haa gained 6t6 yards pu t27 Al.
tompta for 80 average
He ~aa followed ~ ollie Mat
agn rbl.sgn Cardinals hnifbHCh
ouls had rushed for 577 yards IN
rs tries giving him . Z q average
sixth place was held ~ John
Henry johnson, sterling fullhaft
far the Detroit La0us JohpaonH
total yarfaEo from srfimmnRc vas
s7l yards IN IA carries Tor an
even yard average
Trailing him was willie Cali
more chicago Bears rookie hair.
bark wh" came through win n
81 yard Touchdown run aRsips, %"
l Cardinals thst aided his total con
mdoraily on i2G attempts Call
more Rad gained 500 yards for a
IA yard average
IaeE HcCialren f7t,abufgh end
bort ground IA bis rsos win Billy
Wilson gau Francisco fof paHs
receiving leadership McC1aifon 81
not have q single reception IN thni
rainy mBd apiatiersd upset VIC.
tory NJ me stselers over TIE New
york Giants ne nov haH ~ ro
eeutl1uz fet $50 yards and ons
touchdown
I Inrry Moore ~ tho Balumor'
Orioles hs0 a brilliant day against
thr San rpnoiseo Forty tiipcr'
( 10 nave from sight % nfth place
! Aoores receptions had reached ~
win ana game lsft. fyr esg yard
ana i've touehdowna His iongss
gainer went foF ~ yards aguius
ths fgcrs
Brown. hataon and Moore wsr
la three way tis Tor seventh plsn
among me sc0rsra Zach hs
scored nine t0uchdgVus FOR .
points
David Mann ~ tho CARDINAL
held fourth pIscs among us kick
ers Mann's 42s average was bal
on % points. hia ionFss, for q
yards
woodisy I.s1ds. another cardlr
Al held second place among pm
return leaders. Hs had nun bac
n punts for iss yards ana an
yard average
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
Jim Brown A
cinch To Cup NIL
Rushing Title

Chicago AMP Jimmy Brown
entered the final game Uf tho r"g
uiar National Footbsil League son
aou with q commanding head ~
the are for the individual rushing
championship
Although hr was held To only
az Yards in the Cleveland BrownI
lands rookie fuubark had an n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
clevelond's Jim Brown
condidufe For Rookie
Oflq57 Yeor Award

Cleveland - CAMP The Cleve-
land Browns can climax a great
pro football comeback Sunday
when they meet the Western Div
ision winners for the National
Football League championship.
New blood infused in Paul
Browns team Is credited with
largely being responsible for the
resurgence OF the Browns this
season II Is quite true that rookie
performers like Jim Brown, the
teams prime candidate for rookie
of-the.year hsnors. contributed
nightly 20 Clevolsnds success
But the work Of veterans, partic-
uiarly Len Ford, the Giant de-
ensiye end, should not be over.
looked
This remarkab veteran. now
IN his 10th season in pro football
has been a topnotch defensive per.
former throughout most OF the
season Strangely Coach Brown
had been toying with the idea ~
letting the - year old 26I FOUNDER
90,
But when the season opened. the
former Michigan star was doing
business right az tho same old
stand Tor the Browns defensive
right end
Ford Is regarded ~ one OF the
most dangerous pass rushcrs IN
the game For several seasons AT
ter he Joined the Browns In 1850
he was An-pro end and a par
ticipant IN the Pro Bowl game
He started his professional car,
Ger in Igie with the Los Angeles
Dons tn the old All-Amcrtcan
Conference When this league was
dissolved and the Don's personnel
was up for grabs. Coach Brown
lost no time in taking Ford
In that 1850 season Ford suf
fered broken Jaw in midscasor
when he ran into the elbow Of
Pat Harder. the big fnlibaok thet
playing for the Chicago Cardinals
However he returned 10 play q
tremendous game In the champion
ship contest against the los An
geles Rams
| That's the kind OF performed
he is SO whether the Browns meet
the Detroit Lions or the san Fran
| cisco Forty Miners for the Ieagu,
title. Ford vi be ready wher
the chips are down
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
Tan coeers Tops
In Collegiate Circles:
Chumberluin's No. I

Chicago AMP -~ Tan college
basketball players are better, more
plentiful tan performers.
wilt Chamberlain, OF course,
stiIl has No. / billing. But then,
there's Guy Rogers, brilliant play
maker Tor Temple University:
Elgin Baylor, superb performer
for Seattle University Johnny
Green, the great jumping jack for
Michigan state, and Alex (Boo)
Ellis. rebounding ace for Niagara.
But the youngster who mighte
outshine them an is a pea-green
sophomore Oscar Robertson, a
real Beareat from the University Of
Cincinnati
Chamberlain. an All-Americsn
the moment he entered Kansas, Is
back after toying with the idea
Of turning professional This sea-
son, wit hopes 10 lead the Jay
hawks TO the national champion
ship which cluded them In that
terrific overtime battle last March
with the University OF North Caro-
lima.
The 7-foot junior from PhIla-
delphia was just as good as his
notices last season He scored
500 points in q games and SHARED
$40 rebounds Although he Is one
Of only two regulars returning
this season for the No 2 college
team. wit himself Is formidable
enough 20 make The experts reck-
on Kansas as The main threat
for the national title IN his first
three outings this season Cham
borlain scored 80 20 and 80 points
Rodgers Is considered the "Cousy
In college circles The slender g.
foot fancy-passing senior is spear.
heading strong Temple five
which is considered best team In
the East Unfortunately, Temple
came 10 the midwest and was set
down by Kentucky in an thrice
overtime contest and then ran
into tartar IN Cincinnati and
Robertson But Rodgers class Is
indisputable In two seasons with
the owls he has scored t.i8i
points
Baylor had 3O-point average
last season Tor Seattle lie was
tops among the reboundsrs with
SOS in 2i65 for a Pas per eeniagc
In half a season the amazing
Green established himself as quite
ban player He spanked tn
spartans 10 berth IN The NcAA
tourney and was an Ali-Big Ter
choice
Ellis was second In reoounding
sharing s2z IN 70 games He score,
s5t points and vas near the toi
nationally in percentage ~ sue
cessful field goal attempts
Robertson after his FIRST tw'
games had experts mentioning hin
IN the same breath with Chamber
lair. Oscar is a graduate q AZ
tucks High IN Indianapolis When
hey turn cut promising basket
ball players a. = matter o. course
In sc minutes Of action In rs
first two games q VARSITY corn
peuti0n ne s-5 sophomore Scores
81 points ard grabbed % rebounds
He aIso demonstrated cagey bal
handing and was excellent % Dc
Tense
l. ths Ter1pls game V'1n sy -
Bearrats 70 70 81 Robertson mad
u Geld goals IN p shots
Rodgers has couple - team
mates worthy u mentioning "a
Norman. a senior is Temples out
staining rsbogzter Optio Frass
Eu f1r31r l. REGARDED 81 . Epa
pivot rzn
As matter u fact ne Ea'
has lts test representation on 60
lege courts ~ years One q n
better players = Cal RarSsl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
Ton Gridders Pace
Arixonu Sfcfe To
Unbeufen Season

chicago tANfl Win the maj
seasons statistics IN, u was clear
Hast week that undctoated Arizona
state and its thrrc tan hsokncld
aces had turned quite a perform,
ange this season
The sun Devils jun,er halfhaek
Leon Burton, captured both the
individual rushing and scoring
championship Tho Tempe team
was tops In total oftense and seor-
ling and sixth in rushing offense.
Burton gained li26 yarNts Ia
Ilif rushes for ads average In
no games lie scored Ia touch.
downs FOR pd points Ills yariage
front sertmmsge was good enough
20 place him 18th among the total
offense leaders
ihs team piled up a4t9 yards
on the ground In $40 attempts
Tor aa2 s,ysrd per game etfor,
They scored spl points in 10 games
(SeT averaged
Runneuip Burton IN scoring. ec-
eording 20 the National Collegia,e
Athletic Bureau records, was his
tcammate, Bob Mulgade, sun Do
Wis co-captain,
Mulgadc scored nine touch.
downs, 9S conversions and a field
goal for pS points
Another Arsona state perform
e. senior nhiback, Joe Roliand
scored ~ touchdcwns for ~ points
good seventh place,
other leading scorers were Jim
Pace Michigan haltbacl6 10 touch
downs FOR 90 points, and Dor
clark ohio state. nine touch
downs for "a points
Mulgado WAS iith among tbs
raahcra. gaining esl yards on ~
Itres Tor hGS average Pace wn'
/ ipuh with GA yards on isa carries
for $40 average, nansnd wa
Iqtst with ESQ ON ia2 carries Cor
I4pa average, clark was ~ viii
$50 yards on ms tries FOR a h.h'
leverage Danny Levts Wisconsin
Twas "a with GIL yards on 20 At
tempts Cor dla average blanche
Martin. Michigan state waa aar'
with b2s yards Ia zoe tries for
Iaas average aud Homer Floyd
lkanaas. 300 yards ~ l27 cnrtie
| fur a 3os average
! Mulgadu was the leader In pun
iretuns he carried back "a q
| 2Gf yards and 40 / average
| Among The leaders ia kickoff
Ircturus we're Jimmy Jones. Wash
IuQtna fourth the returned I
| Tor 82i years and n 2sh average
lwflmcr Fowler Northwestern
lHxth. ~ for a3d yards and "a yer
leverage Clarence Breton Maf
gucttc ninth ~ fur 80 yards AN
! 2Ss average, and Floyd ism, J
TOR 200 and 2t7 average
| Among Pointai,or touchdown
Headers Mulgudo was q stardou
with 80 hucooagrul conversions !
lSu attempts for q 720 percentage
Tom Fletcher Purdue oonVerto
lac IN "a attempts Tor un sA per
CentaFo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

New York University junior liked
FOR his rebounding ability ana
sharpshooting
Julius pcgucs, IS "A senior for
ward al the University OF Pitts.
lurgh stan Hin is q veteran at
ons Al lnniss, a veteran is the
best rebounder for ST. Francis
tBrookynl George Brown is a
talented sophomore at Duquesne
4 BIN McCadney somewhat OF a
disappointment ns a junior, has re-
turned 90 form for Fordham. Jim
( Mcclellan Is an experienced hand
az St Francis tLorette. Pa Tom
Cross. sidelined enthusiastically part
Of last season hopes 10 put in a
I full year for Seton Han
/ Clint JefnHes IL veteran a,
/ Muhlepberg City College OF New
York. slowly trudging the come
back trail counts on Hector Lewis
as part OF it's varsity nucleus Ted
I Harvin is veteran at Columbia
ST. Bonaventure sophomores in.
clude the teams FIRST Negro bias,
ketbaIl player, Sam Smith Besides
Ellis. the Purple Eagles OF Niagars
lists Bob Sawyer also veteran
| Clyde Lloyd. Vermont won All
State and Yankee loop honors last
season Connecticuts acc is A
! Cooper a 6-5 performer
The Big Ten and Midwest ID
laced with tan players Illinois
has pair Of touted sophomore
. in Mamie Jackson and Governci
( Vaughn. both Of whom played higt
| school basketball at EdwnrdsvlDe
In
Michigans roster includes ~ C.
Burton a junior, and Billy Wright
plsymaler and senior from Mich
igan CITY Ind Burton halls from
sNuskegon, Mich
Nuiden Gentry sophomore. il
one Of the hopes for the lows
Hawkeycs he IL CT forwar,
from Rockford West. Illinois stat
champions in 1850 Vets among N,
Hawks include Tom Payne, center
Americas John Lewis anothe
center. ard Clarence Wsrdiaw
junior forward who performed q
,Iard last year
Purdue has several tan veterans
the best Of whom are Harvey Aus
tin, a guard Wilson Eison. for
ward. and WINE Msrriwssther
another guard
Bern Barkstail is q senior guar,
and Joe Roberts a reserve cente
, u Ohm state Northwestern has !
sophomore is Horace Walker a
. Michigan state
Torn Hawkins who broke &0tr
, Dame scoring records last year a
sophomore looks for even
better season this year Anothe
, hsgh scorer ard top rebounder !
Corny Freeman. Xavier fClacin
nstil Ditto Wayne Embry Hiar
fOhiol Hal Greer. a senior -
standout Tor Marshall Hunting
ton " Va
Junior Jim Mccoy and sopl1
more waiter HanRhan are rssr'
ers o. Marqyette's first strni
DePsul ~ Chicago thinks hiEhi
q sophomore Mckinley Co~sei
one az TIRE hest Esuau coiiee
= players il Jim srnlth go. z3'
+ pognder n s'suhenT73e Aroths
q IL Herb Lake Youngstown O.
iegs Loypia ~ Chicago has We
Z erau Ar NcAisrrback a. forwarl
Bowling Greer iOhi0i has
nock - tan starr Including tar
= iors Frank wade and chuck VI
2 Canpbsn bo,h from coluanbss
Ths University o. Toledo team n.
= veterans wlHis Scwsorn ard J
, yarn ard sophomore Berna'
!. c'abey afsong ia regulars
: Karasv state top Challenger
q Ksnsas for the BE Ezghi atl
iixss 80 chaDcss because o. p,
= Roazer. q tins An0tnaksr ard =
J. 5ounosr John Crawford vho IA
e 1910 average lsst season, T. bar
: a. yorSa STATE Brzeiey Nation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
WHO BowIrIls mANuAL
Use MEDIUM Sp.cd

IN releasing the bpli place u At
o. just beyond the fpui line con.
ooutratinp on rolling Il instead ~
throwing % pitching u Most be-
ginnera make tho mistake OF ess
ertiar all their strength In throw
ing the ball ~ the pins When
masimum strength II employed IN
the delivery both balance ana titn
ing are upset thus dotfactinR from
accuracy Speed cnOaas q loss ~
rhythm ana direction and nucl
tatas hitting the cluster 81 pins
PERFECTLY 20 produce strike
True some expert bowlura % 70
leass their boil 40 that u con
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

WHAT'S NEW

WHAT'S NEW a pocket hnw
with flexible silicon steel blade.
n hit Cor making your own leather
boots. dlsposablo plastic mittons.
an rlerirunio mailer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

Experience IL something 7 al.
ways think ! have. until I get
mosr Burton Iiliis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
TWIN CITY LADIES

Many or our howlers were on the
absent list Tuesday due Ia illness,
our secretary Mice Lewis was
home fighting possible attack
of pneumonia, MARY Russell was
hcspitaliscd Cor surgery Norma
Jones Just returned from hospital
and under doctors orders TO
rest Edith watscn's son js hos.
pitslissd
All was not illness however as
Rouanie oshy was absent because
of her forthcoming marriage
,sundayl 10 nrcSel rugh, Sub.
hing FOR the ahsentes were Ice
chandler Wanda Owens, Pat podd,
Ruth Payne, Lyoie Pillow and
Evelyn Henderson
Gladys Mcfarland came IN the
visitors role nrst time since her
Illness and dispended enough cheer
and moral support Ia her team
tlanssen) 20 enable them TO win
three games
Edgar Pillow, Frances Dollo
Howie Barrett, aud Howie Gunneils
were among the gentlemen pres.
ent iiawatha Reed visited ~
also inawatha Is the wife OF
Dwight Reed ~ Louisville Ken,
lucky
Elaine and Jimmy Of INmmys
Tx came aud gifted each Vt the
I -. -. 4. - - ft.t. fas...
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

~ the picture ffausa VIII prevent
dark line forming IN wallpaper
~ wsu
Initiation Beiug brphs with a
iot 81 money IN your pocket
You're getting big when me
glssfa IN your eye H. from me sun
hitting yoif bifoesis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
NORTHERN LIGHTS

Many ot the Northern lights
League members are planning big
holiday activities az they win not
be bowling after Dee ~ until
Jan ith Mu4el Gardner 10 spend
ina the holidays with her parents
in memphis Tenn Elizabeth lllati
has already lett 20 visit hct
brother IN Cook MINI
tllnan lee the high woman
bowler received a cologne SGT from
waigrcn Drugs Ralph Jones the
high for men received q rimnnlz
Ing Job from Ices himaniEins
a.gygiyF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27
TEN srH,Nr

Nisitorn wep a bic scarce Tues
day 20 The Ten strike League
Christmas shopping occupied most
Of oar regulars Among those pres
eat were purothea nurucs Norma
Jean FoS aud RGvunnie price
The Ten strike League win not
have any holiday az Tar az bowl.
inF - concerned 80 you may keer
up with tive in Pin pattcr ~ usual
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

= tiny CORK Tackled On 'hs hafS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Paw Rise Recommended
For Arlington Employees

Pay raises for Arlington County employees beginning
$500 minimum annual increase have
County
The proposals submitted yesterday by the Employees
Advisory Council of workers anayze
wage and working conditions
The councils report studied during the boards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

ITruct Rezoned
Near Fort Meade
For Store Center

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 5 (P.-The
Anne Arundel County Com
miSsioners have rezoned tract
of 60 acres along the Baltimore
Washington parkway for use as
a $50 million dollar shopping
center.
1t is intended primarily to
sa've the thousands of employees
of the National Security Ad-
ministration who will move to
Fort Meade when a new NSA
headquarters building is COM
pleted.
The property has been reclas-
Sified from agricultural to COM
bination of light and heavy
commercial.
John Bowie, part owner of the
tract. said the center will be de-
veloped by Melvin j. Berman and
Oscar V. Robinson.
The rezoning was opposed by
the Odenton BusinesSmen'S Asso-
citation at a hearing Decem-
Der Is.
Mr.. Berman said tentative
plans call for construction of a
department store, SO other shops,
a hotel and a drive-in theater.