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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
RIMS Favored
Against Loekey

Richard Montgomery will again
be favored when Lackey visits
Rockville on Saturday at 2 pm.
Lackey in its first year of var
Sity football has won only one
game in four and figures to be
greatly outsized.
However, with the luck the
Rockets have had this season, any
thing could happen. The Rockets
have played well enough to have
a winning record this season but
the breaks in the form of penal
ties, fumbles and the funny
bounces of the pigskin have gone
against them.
Sophomore h a | f back Kenny
Doane returned a punt 63 yards
to the Gaithersburg 6 to set up
the Richard Montgomery score
after two earlier field goal at
tempts by Russ Mullican went
astray. Jim Schwartzbeck car
ried across in two plays.
In the last period with the ball
on the RMIIS d, Rocket quarter
back Jackie Smith passed long
down field to end John Auber
who gathered in the ball on the
25 and raced to an apparent touch
down.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
Of Fools lYzsd K1zsUs
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

1t will be the day of reckoning this Satur-
day at Bethesda Chevy Chase High School when
the Green Machine from Walter johnson stops
in for an overhauling
Last year at this time WI stopped the Barons
win streak at Is games with 1876 upset in North
Bethesda. B-CC was on top of the heap of the
Metropolitan schools then as now when WI did
the job on them last year but it will take some
thing like freak of nature for the Spartans
to repeat the theme.
They'll be trying to knock us off again.
AL Sadusky said. IF they beat us their season
will be success" That's an understatement at
best = if WI pulled the trick two years in
the entire Bethesda area would probably be
painted green.
However, the chances for an upset are
slim. Bethesda has beaten Wheaton and High
Point handily and both those squads stopped
Walter Johnson. Everything about this years
game is different.
Last year Blair and B-CC were both unbeaten
and the Barons may have looked with disdan on
its little brother to the north - brash overgrown
JV that would be put quickly in its place The
Barons were looking to Blair and Walter johnson
knew it. Forgetting that they were three touch
down underdogs, they won the game. WI could
be given some credit also for the mental attitude
that preciptated the slaughter of Blair the fol-
lowing week
This year Blair has lost two games and APP
pears out of the Bi-County race in fourth place.
Walter Johnson has lost three games, one of
which was with Blair in non.eague tilt last
week.
This year Walter Johnson seems TO be max
ing up for some of the good breaks they received
in previous seasons. Team captain, fuback Sam
LoPresti has been injured most of the year, His
replacement Bob Taylor is also injured, along
with the first three ends and almost all the de
fensve backfield. Quarterback Bill Wootton in.
jured his knee against Blair and chances are he
won't be suited up this week.
B-CC has had some bad injuries too Bill
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06

Skaer, one of the best ends in the area is through
for the season. Bobby Harris the Barons best
running back, played for the first time since the
second game of the season last week against Whea-
ton. But wherever the Barons have had an in
jury, so far, there has been someone who could
move up and do good job.
The Barons were playing about their
toughest game of the season when they
breezed by Wheaton, 27-O, last week. On paper
WI doesn't figure to be as tough but Coach
AL Sadusxy has taken no chances and has
personally secuted several of the WI games
1t will be long time before they forget last
years loss at B-CC.
"We might make an interesting game of Il IL
we could get about three or four kids back" WI
Coach Paul Miller said "Sam HoPresti) says
he'll be ready to go, but don't think so'
Jokingly Miller said that if about three things
went their way on Saturday they'd make game
of it.
The three he suggested were:
!. A three-inch rainstorm at l pm (game
time 2 p.m).
2. A binding snowstorm at 2 pm.
3. A freak hurricane at 2:05 pm.
"Then we'd put IL men on the line Of scrim-
mage and pray to the Dear Lord for mercy"
Miller said.
Richard Montgomery has set some sort Of
record for having the breaks go against them
this season. The Rockets have had penalties kill
their chances in four games this season and didn't
have their extra point kicker suited up In the 1912
tie against Wheaton.
Last Friday against Gaithersburg 79-yard
last quarter touchdown pass-play which would
have won the game (the Trojans won 7-6) was
called back for an unnecessary clip far behind
the receiver John Auber.
The Gaithersburg Rockville series may be
finished rs the two schools are having trouble
with schedule conflicts and may not be able
to get together next year. With its second
straight victory Gaithersburg tied the series
at 6-6.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
S ENTINEL aSRTGoMEKS eoGNTx' Mn.
Thursday, November s. l95s-CI
MIC Faces
GaIIaudet
AtMckinIey

Montgomery Junior College
will still be trying for its first
win of the season this Saturday
at 2 pm. against Gallaudet Col
lege at Mckinley Tech stadium
MUGS chances aren't very good
however since Gallaudet is field
ing its best team in recent years.
Although the Gallaudet record is
an unimpressive "a it represents
the first year the school has won
two games in nearly decade.
The Gallaudet wins are a 14-13
upset of the National Aggies last
Saturday and an earlier 26-0 de-
cision over Baltimore Junior Col
lege, the team MIC lost to 8-6
last Saturday.
Gallaudet runs from the I
with Halfback Jim McFadden
putting most of the punch in
Coach John Kubis' strong
running game.
MIC failed to make first down
with fourth and inches situa-
ton in the second quarter Satur-
day that gave Baltimore the ball
on the MIC 81. Quarterback Mar.
tin Schultz got the touchdown
from the three and Baltimore
made the two point conversion.
MIC drove SO yards after a
goal line stand for its score. Half
back Fred Benin went over from
the three for the score but the
attempt for a two point CONVEX.
sion on a pass from Quarterback
Doug Thomas to Benin was
broken up.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06

ball on offense and sit back with
a tight defense and wait for the
opposition to make mistakes.
Walter Johnson has good Of
fense despite heavy injuries but
poor defensive secondary.
The Barons are strengthened
by the return of back Bobby Har-
ris who ran well against Wheaton.
Bill Meyer with 81 yards rush
ing and two touchdowns led the
Barons, 27-0, over Wheaton last
Saturday. B-CC started strong,
driving 55 yards with Meyer
punching over from the 3. In the
second quarter Meyer went Al
yards to the 6 and Harris carried
over from the /. Butch Mac
Cartee went % and Meyer went
two for the final scores.
Walter Johnson wound up like
it was heading for an upset in the
first half but went down under
the whirling feet of Charlie Pryor
who with three touchdowns and
three extra points pushed his
point total to SO for the season.
Leading, 14-13, at halftime, WI
found itself behind 27-14 before
five minutes had passed in the
third quarter. Pryor scored a pair
of 33 yard touchdowns in about
a half-dozen plays to kill the Spar
tans' chances.
WI outgained the Blazer 230
yards to 207 yards in'net yardage.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
Howard Hosts
Gaithersburg
In Final Game

Gaithersburg will have a
chance to improve on last years
6-2 record when they journey TO
Howard County for the final game
of this season, Saturday.
Following last Fridays 7-6 win
over Richard Montgomery the
Trojans have a 5-1-1 mark.
Football at Gaithersburg under
John Harvilrs two year coaching
reign has been better than at any
time in the Trojans' history. Hav.
rill must particularly be given
credit this year after losing most
of the boys who contributed to
last years season, especially in
the line.
Howard will be one of the larg-
est teams Gaithersburg has faced.
1t was fullback Morgan Griffin
and defensive linebackers Hector
Huerta and Garland Kirk who did
the yeoman jobs in the 7-6 over
Richard Montgomery.
Huerta broke through an d
blocked Russ Mullican's try for
the extra point following jim
Schwartzbeck's four yard touch.
down plunge that told the differ
ence. Griffin carried eight out
of ten times in the Trojans' scor-
ing drive that started after receiv.
ing the second half kickoff on
their own 80.
After Griffin picked up a first
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
Unbeaten B-CC
Seeks Revenge
For Last Year
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

The second game in a series
that from all indications will
take its place among the coun-
tvs top rivalries will get un-
der way at 2 pm. Saturday at
Bethesda-Chevy Chase.
The visitors from two miles
down the pike will be Walter
johnson. Last year the Green up
set the most powerful team in
B-CCs football history, 1876, on
the wind-blown plains of North
Bethesda. The next week the
Barons raced to, 31.12, win over
previously unbeatan Blair for its
second straight Bi-County crown.
This year with the Bi-County
expanded to II teams, including
Walter Johnson, the BaronS have
a 60 league record and need only
one victory in their last two
games to clinch their third
straight league crown.
Il don't think there's much
chance of catching us down like
they did last year." Coach AL
Sadusky said. anyone who was
on last years squad remembers
that game pretty we'll"
The Barons style of play can be
likened somewhat to the New
York Yankees--they hit the long
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
Hash, Tydngs,
Lead BOMIers

Boyden Hash and Buddy Tyd-
ings led the Rockville mems scor-
ing last week in bowling. Hash
led the 525 Commercial League
with a 369 set and a 135 high
game while Tydings rolled 363
set with a 147 high game to lead
$40 Commercial.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06

down on the RMHS 80, tumble
gave the Rockets the ball on the
"a. Huerta shot the gap on the
next play and caused Rockville
TO tumble. Vince Martens recov.
cred and the drive continued for
the winning score.
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cARMoDY
Continued From Page Alp

Continued From Page A-12
Homeward, Angel" to take the
new role. American Uni
versity with a full-scale De-
partmsnt of Speech and Drama
this season, will offer a series
of four plays. These
will have four-performance
runs, beginning with "Hobson's
Choice" october 1918 inclu-
sive. The other three pro-
ductions in the series will be
Our Town." THE Madwoman
of Chaillot," and THE Lady's
Not For Burning" The
plays, to be sold on a subscrip-
ton basis or as individual pro-
ductlons, will be directed by
DR.. Jack H. Yocum. head Of the
new American U. department.
lloyd Price and his band,
stars Of "Lawdy Miss Clawdy,"
headline the new stage show
at the Howard theater. /.
Little Anthony and the Imperi-
ais are also on the same bill.
:. Arlington Players will start
their new season on October /
withja production of Speaking
Of Murder. a.. Boyd Hagy
directs the production which
will be presented in the Thomas
jefferson High School audito-
RUN.
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offered as a guide to pieuers.
Perry Como ShOw(Seasons premere) Tune in early and
hear Robert Preston 1.-THE Music Man" himself sing "Ya
Got Troubles" from his hit before he dasheS of for
the theater That's the best news Of the evening but
Perry has fortified his program with Maureen oaa and
Composer Jimmy Van Heusen to give the second half
some Tilt Como sings "Volare." Without Song" and
others, has some trouble with his director in finding
place for his hands, and Heusen plays few Of his
hit songs tColor) pm. WRC-4.
Wanted-Dead Alive-More action than talk. The way
he's going Josh Randall is going to kill than
any other TV hero. Tonight, he's after fellow who
printed fake wanted" posters and his gun gets hot"
near the end $50 pm. WTOP-9.
Have Gun Will veI-(Seasons premere) Good opener
Paladin faces hostile town and sheriff when he brings
back the body Of young killer Paadn's patience is
sorey tried in this episode and you'll like Boones per-
Torrance Also featured is old movie favore Joseph
Calea, as the sheriff. $3.50 am. WToP-9
Seasons premiere Strong story and good talk
particularly by Deputy Chester, who can't stand seeing
his boss give up his badge Marshal Dillon is accused of
killing man who did not wear gun. It's frame-up to
get rid of Dillon, and even brings Wild Bill Hckok up
from Abilene to do the arresting. 1000 pm, WToP-9
Brains and Brawn- Premiere) New quiz show with an
unusual wrinkle. Missile Experts Willy Ley and Kurt
Stehling tough questions in their brainy field
and Golf Pros Sam Snead and Tommy Bolt take their
grilng on the brawny golf Snead is teamed up
with Ley, and Bolts partner is Stehng The point is
which team of brain and Drawn will really make the
grade. 1890 pm, WRC-4.
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dental hygiene, liberal arts and
graduate students.
Outstanding are the facilities
for housing animals of all
kinds, from the small cold
blooded animals to the large
primates including Chin
Ipanzees.
The fourth and fifth floors,
primarily devoted to animals
and animal research. are the
only quarters fully air condi-
toned. The areas are full Of
the best sanitation equipment
and arranged for the comfort
Of the animals.
Conduits have been placed In
the walls Of the building to pro-
vide for the future use Of closed
circuit television. one of the
latest additions to modern
medical education.
DR.. Paul B. Cornely, head of
the university's department of
preventive medicine and Pub
lie health, announced a new
plan Of education involving
help for welfare families sur
rounding the university to begin
shortly.
DR.. Cornely said that plans
call for each student in his de-
'partment to be assigned q par
dcular family on the welfare
roles and follow it through
public healthwise during. his
years at the medical school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

was disseminating sponsorship
Of THE $4,000 Challenge"
since it already has THE sea-
900 Question" a show with
similar audience appeal, e.
Entertainment Productions,
Inc, also produces the latter
program.
'Dotto" was dropped with a
minimum Of explanation by the
Colgate Palmolive Co. and by
NBC and CHS, the two networks
carrying the program.
Grand Jury Gets Data
A standby contestant charged
the show. was rugged.
Manhattan District Attorney
Frank s. Hogan said yesterday
he ID laying all the evidence
gathered in his investigation be-
fore b grand jury.
He said he will ask a Man
haitian general sessions Judge
next Wednesday to impanel a
third September grand jury to
determine whether the crime
of conspiracy or other crimes
have been committed"
He added:
"It is not a fair assumption
that we have concluded that
there has been wrongdoing."
The third jury would supple
ment two regular grand juries
busy, with investigations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
Rights Group
Asks Role in
.GichnerCuse

The American Civil Liberties
Union yesterday asked permis-
sion to appear as friend of
the court" in the case involv-
ing Erotica Scholar Lawrence
z. Gichner.
Mr.. Gichner is due TO appear
before Municipal Court Judge
Harry l.. Walker on Wednesday
for a hearing on motions to
dismiss two charges against
him Of possessing indecent ma
|terials with intent to sell, ex-
hibit or give them away.
The case poses questions Of
great public concern" the un-
ion noted in its motion filed
with the court. It listed the
following:
/. Whether the warrant to
search the premises of Mr..
Gichner ct 3405 Woodley road
NV. on September 3 was issued
with SUFFICIENT cause to suspect
an offense had been committed.
2. Whether the property
taken from Mr.. Gichner by
police was lawfully seized.
ten officers removed 40 boxes
Of literature and art materials
3. Whether the goods seized
are really obscene, lewd or
indecent,
4. Whether the District code
section which was used to
charge the defendant with a
crime violates the First and
Fifth Amendments of the Con-
stitution.
The United States attorneys
Office announced last Thursday
it would file a new information
Wednesday to clarity the
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
Work Closes Road

Piney Branch road, between
Arkansas avenue and Sixteenth
street and Beach drive. will be
closed to traf1ic from $3.50 am.
to $3.50 pm, from Monday. Sep
temer Is, through Friday.
September l0- Reason for the
closing is the erection of steel
girders on the Park road bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WTOP (s)-Wanted,
Dead or Alive: Fatal Men,
ory." Randall goes to the aid
Of his former commanding
officer.
800, WRC (D-Steve Canyon:
Operation Towline," star
ring Dean Fredericks. An in
terceptor develops engine
trouble and causes a mission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

Newlsweds agree to a three
month test of their mar
riage. Good comedy. u944D
l1:1O, WRC lD-Feature Fes-
tival: THE Ivory Hunter"
starring Anthony Steel and
Dinah Sheridan. A good adj
venture about a game war
den in East Africa who tries
to preserve wild life and
runs into some trouble.
(l951.)
l1:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: The Adventures Of
Robinson Crusoe," Dan
O'Herlihy and James Fer
nandez. Classic story Of a
lad marooned on a small
island. (1953.)
lis, WTOP (9)-The Late
Late Show: Adam Had
-Four Sons" starring Ingrid
Bergman and Warner Bax-
ter. Family governess takes
care of four children after
the death of their mother.
1951.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
Population Rises
To 174.326.000
Nv The Associated pres.

The Nations population to-
tailed 174,326,00O on August /.
the Census Bureau estimated
yesterday.
This is an increase Of 262, 1000
ever the July estimate and up
2.S52.000 from a year earlier.
The figure includes members of
the armed forces stationed over
seas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

minister, said he was given the
answer to a question in advance
when he was a contestant.
Entertainment Productions,
Inc, producer Of the show, has
denied his charge.
Steve Carlin, head. Of Enter
tainment Productions, said he
would continue to seek a spon-
sor for the program.
Earlier this week the tobacco
company's advertising agency,
Lennen q Newell. Inc, reported
the sponsor was greatly dis
turbed over the unfavorable
publicity" received by the show
when the minister made his
charge.
Cancellation Of another TV
quiz. the now-defunct "Dotto. /"
touched of an investigation of
quiz shows by the Manhattan
district attorneys ONCE.
THE $4,000 Challenge" APP
peared Sunday nights on CHS
under the co-sponsorship Of the
Lorillard company and Revlon.
Inc.
"A CHS spokesman said the
two firms decided in July not to
continue sponsoring the pro-
gram after the end Of the sum-
, rner TV season.
Question" to Continue
Lorillard later changed its de-
cision and planned to sponsor
the show on NBC. where it was
to appear on Thursday nights.
The programs last appear
ance on CHS was to have been
tomorrow.
The first inkling to its cam
collation. was an announcement
by CHS that a news program on
Formosa would replace the pro-
gram tomorrow.
Two hours later. NBC an
lounced the shows cancellation.
The network made no further
comment.
The tobacco company said it
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over to the university at 10
am. Mrs. Agnes Meyer will
also speak.
: The building is attached to
the old medical building. Fifth
and w streets NV, which has
also been completely renovated
and remodeled.
In addition to the medical
students, the medical college
offers courses to students Of
dentistry, pharmacy. nursing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

to be endangered. pre-
miereO
1880, WTTG (S)-Giant Play
house: Station West" star
ring Dick Powell and Jane
Greer. A good western about
an Army officer who goes
under cover to trap a gang.
(1948.)
1880, WMAL (7)-Safeway
Theater: This Thing Called
Love-" starring Rosalind
Russell and Melvyn Douglas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

7:l5. WGMS $50 Kc0-The
Music Room; Rondo in c,
Opus 70, by Chopin: Grand
Duo Concertant. OPUS "a
by Weber.
$3.50. WGMS $40 Kc.)-The
Opera House: Bastien and
Bastienne by Mozart; Ar
lecchino by Busoni.
$500. VOL (1450 Kc.)-Good
Music Time: The Gypsy
Baron by Strauss.
lies, WGMS $50 Kc.)-Mu-
sic Til Midnight: Rienzi
Overture by Wagner and
Piano Concerto in D-Minor,
Opus 30, by Rachmaninoff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

BTgitte's q Money-Moker
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

3 Judy Garland, thrilled with
her Chicago smash hit-she re-
ceived standing ovations every
night-returns to Hollywood
next week to put her children
in school, and rest up before
her engagement at the Sands
Hotel in Las Vegas, October /.
Shelley Winters writes from
Italy that she and husband
Tony FranciOsa spent the week
end in Capri. The high point
of the vacation was meeting
Greta Carlo who invited them
to have dinner with her. The
low point was that rumpus with
Ava Gardner.
Rod Stelger, set for the stage
version Of 'Rashomon," was
asked by producer David Suss-
kind II he would waive top star
billing in the show in favor of
Claire Bloom. To everyone's
surprise, Steiger wired back.
MY pleasure, ladies first" Rod
makes THE AL Capone story
before reporting for rehearsals
in New York this October. And
Claire has to do a movie in
England-'Look Back in Angerp
before coming to the States.
~
Nina FOch has decided on a
divorce from actor James Lip
ton. They separated three
months ago. Nina, in New York
closing her apartment, returns
to Hollywood in a few weeks
She and Upton were married in
1854.
Danny Thomas takes of
across country next month to
sell" his Make Room for
Daddy" TV show which returns
to the videocyles this fall.
Danny celebrates his twenty.
first anniversary in show busi-
ness with q big party October
20, with 81 top actresses to
hostess the affair.
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