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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
Stirling Moss Rompi6 81 Record de
VeIoeidad EstobIeeido por j. Behra

SEBRING, Florida, mario 90
(UP). - Las autoridades de la ca
rrera de resistencia de Sebring no
autorizaron la participation de los
hermanos Ricardo y Pedro Rodri-
guez por ser memories.
SEBRING, Florida, mario 20 -
(UP). - Ell as britanico Stirling
Moss, al volante de una Aston-Mar-
tin, establecio aver I'm nuevo re-
cord para ell circuito de Sebring.
Preparandose para ell octave
Gran Premio International de Re-
sistencia, que Sc disputara Ell sa-
bado, Moss hizo ell recorrido de So
millas 1913 kilometros) en- 8 minu-
tos 1856 segundos, I'm segundo me-
nos que ell record establecido ell
ano pasado por ell frances Jean
Behra. La velocidad media de Moss
fue de 99,994 millas porhora (al-
rededor de $50 kilometros).
La impjortante carrera Sc. larga.
"a a las 10 de la marana para fl
nalizar IL horas mas tarde. Los or
ganizadores de la prueba todavia
no Saben 81 Ell campeon mundial'
Juan Manuel Fangio sera de la par
tida con una Ferrari propiedad de
Chester j. Flynn, de Nueva York.
Sc dice que todavia sc negocia So
bre los gastos del viaje desde Bue-
nos Aires y la estada aqui.
Las pruebas comenzaron aver
tarde en- ell traicionero circuito.
Son IS los automobiles inscriptos
de Europa, America Latina Y Esta-
dos Unidos. Ell equipo Official de
la Ferrari, integrado por Peter
Collins y Mike Hawthorne, BRITAIN
cos, Luigi Musso, de Italia, y Wolf
gang Won Trip, de Alemania, Sc
ensayo tambien. Dos maquinas Lis
ter Jaguar Sc mostraron asimismo
VelOCeS.
Behra conducira esta e una
Porsche Spyder y Sc lie considera
~aspirante al triunfo.
La carrera, aprobada por la Fee
deracion International, tiene pre-.
mics por un total de 10000 do
lares.
TRENTON, Nueva Jersey, mar
1920 (UP). = La Gerencia de la
Trenton international Speedway
sigue esperanzada en- que ell cam
peon mundial de automovilismo
Juan Manuel Fangio, pueda tomar
parte en- la carrera de 100 millas
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
Miguel Lussus
DebUtu MAJ mo-
en- Mexico

MEXICO, mario 40 (UP)- Ell
sabado proximo hace SUI debut en-
ell coliseo local, ell peleador cuba
no de peso gallo Miguel Lassus,
enfrentandose al fuerte ponchador
azteca Joe Medel, duefo de un
par de punos que son de mucho
cuidado.
Despues del spectacular debut
del "Gallito del Rim" que vapule6
ell sabado a Jorge Manjarrez, eau
sando gratisima impression entire
los fanaticos, Sc espera que Las
sus tambien haga una buena cam
pa1a en- nuestros rings.
Peleadores que pueden tener una
larga estadia en- Mexico. Cuando
menos Orlando Castillo "Gallito
del Ring" tiene aseguradas otras
buenas peleas con los muy buenos
pesos plumas mexicanos que hay
en- ell momento, tales como mo
no" Garcia, Q%uijano, Figueroa, Fill
Nava, "El Toluco", etc.
A Lassus, de pasar sobre Joe
Medel, tendra ell canine abier-
to para otros grandes combates de
rings mexicanos.
Tres combates de tipo interna-
cional Sc presentaran esta semana,
pues ademas del combate de Las
sus con Medel, hay los dos comba-
ties del viernes proximo en- Eel To.
REQ" en- ell que van Includes los
norteamericanos Tommy Tibbs, pc.
so pluma de color y Noel Hum.
phreys, quienes Sc enfrentaran al
campe6n nacional pluma, y mo.
no" Garcia, respectivamente.
Sera este ell segundo programa
que presente la promotora Inter.
nacional que regentea Ell expromo
tor taurino Alfonso Gaona.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

Ell Director de la Comision,
Frank Gilmer, puso fin a la ba-
ITALIA verbal disponiendo que medi-
cos del ORGANISING inspeccionen to-
das las soluciones o vaselinas uti-
lizadas por ambos boxeadores, y
decidan 81 son lesivas, y que impi-
dan la APPLICATION de vaselina a la
espalda.
Basilio, como campeon, selec-
ciono uno de los tres pares de
guantes ofrecidos, y decide usar
pantalones negros. Robinson los
usara blancos.
Ambos puzzles fueron examina-
dos y los doctores John H. Prib-
BILE e Irving N. Slot dijeron que Sc
encuentran en- "excelentes" condi-
Clones.
NUEVA YORK, MARIO 20 (UP)
Ell entrenador Harry Wiley predi-
10 inesperadamente que Sugar Ray
Robinson vencera por nocaut al
campeon de los medianos Carmen
Basilio, en- la pelea que tendran
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

a los Cachorros de Chicago por sic
te carreras a tres.
O'Dell, a quien sin duda ayudo
ell hecho de que iugo durante ell
invierno en- La Habana, limit6 a
los Cachorros a siete hits, solo pa
SEQ a uno.y poncho a seis. Su uni
co inning malo fue Ell primero en-
ell que Tony Taylor y Johnny Co
ryl batearon sencillos, seguidos por
un jonron de Lee Walls.
FORT MYERS (Florida), mario
20.-CUP).-Vic Power disparo un
triple en- Ell duodecimo inning y
anot6 con sencillo de Woody Held
en- ell juego en- que los Atleticos
de Kansas City ganaron a los Pira-
tas de Pittsburgh por ocho carre-
ras a seis.
AL terminar ell noveno inning
ell juego estaba cuatro a cuatro. Ca
da club anot6 tres carreras en- ell
decimo. Dos de las carreras de los
Piratas fueron inmerecidas, pro-
ducto de dos errores,
Power bateo SUI decisive triple
a Luis Arroyo con Tin out.
PHOENIX (Arizona), mario 20.
(UP).-El novato Billy Harrell,
jugador de tercera base, bateo un
jonr6n, un triple y un sencillo en-
cuatro oportunidades con ell bate
en- un juego en- que SUI club, los
Indios, de Cleveland, v~encieron a
los Gigantes de San Francisco por
seis carreras a tres.
Harrell bate6 ell sencillo en- ell
quinto inning y con Ell puso fin a
un empate. Ell jonron, con dos en-
base, 10 bateo en- Ell septimo, Guam
do Ell juego estaba tambien empa-
tado. Y despues de disparar ell tri.
pie en- ell noveno, anot6 con una
plancha del shortstop Milt Boiling.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

(16o kilometros) que Sc disputara
aqui ell 80.
La gerencia dice haber estado
en- contacto o Fangio por telefo-
no desde que regreso a Argent
ma.
Ell campe6n probo I'm autom6vil
de carrera de fabrication norte-
americana en- la pista de Trenton
Ell z de este mes, conduciendolo
a velocidades proximas a los re-
cords para ell c%ircuito.
Fangio manifesto a la gerencia
que lie comunicaria ell 20 (hoy) 81
podria tomar parte en- la carrera.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

dijo. "Tienen algunos problemas,
pero todavia son un buen team. Y
atraeran tan grandes concurren-
cias en- Los Angeles que. haran
los grandes llenos de Brooklyn lu-
cir pequeneces''.
UNDO AL DEPORTE
Robinson no tiene conexion off
cial con ell baseball, pero sigue re-
cibiendo solicitudes de ayuda y
consejo para jugadores j6venes y
sigue alerta a los problemas que
otros players negros pueden en-
contrar,
Sobre 10 primero, Robinson d.
jo: "Siempre recomiendo a TODD
jugador joven que Sc gradue en- sus
estudios Luego lie ~aconsejo que
siempre sea fuerte en- Sus negocios
con ell team con que firma. Y lie
recomiendo que no escuche todas
esas tonterias s9bre los bonos que
arruinan a los players. Y, lie digo
que recuerde que cuando ell team
no pueda utilizar sus servicios, 10
ce~santeara, y Que por clio trate
siempre de ganar y pedir 10 mas
que pueda cuando este en- SUI me-
jor forma''.
De 10 segundo, Jackie declare:
"Todavia hay una especie de oposi-
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|RELDJ::.
del ueonfeees evbuno~.
Viene de 10 Pag. .

tScHc q o y rag. ~
Nuestra actitud, que va conoce ell pueblo y que no sera modifcada
por formulas magicas' nj Commissioners amistosas", no e otra que la
Huelga General Revolucionaria, apoyada por la insurreccion armada
que barrera con ell Tirano y con los que lie hacen ell juego:
iAlerta Compaheros! Ell Trust del Cerebro del Monopolio del
Transports, apoyado pr la Federation del Transporte pretende obte.
nr la concession que iene la empresa fantasma de Autobuses mo.
dernos, para controlar integramene Ell transporte urbano y de ter
minos limirofes.
Ahora ante la mojiganga del 10 de JUNO. propciando la labor
sniestra del monopoio, la Administration lama balones de ensayo
de que la empresa sera vendida a una entidad particular Y que los
tabajadores mejoraran SUI economic.
Companero Autobusero, no creas en- esa burda campana, la
perdida total de tus derechos tie reclaman a que ocupes un lugar
en- Ell Frente Obrero NacionaL ORGANISING revolucionario que barrerA
con todos los bandidos que han esquilmado a los trabsjadores.
A luchar todos unidos en- ell FON:
1o-POR Ell derrocamiento de la Tirania.
2do-POR la expulsion de la etc de los traidores y vende-
patrias.
3ro-POR elecciones libres y democraticas en- todos los sindicatos.
Ao-POR la reposci6n de todos los trabajadores desplazados.
5to-POR una verdadera Juaicia Social.
6to-POR la solucion economical y sndical de Autobuses.
CUBANO, Sintoniza la Voz del Movmiento Revolucionario
eS de Juh9 . las 300 pm. en- Ia banda de los 40 metros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

lie 45, admite que sigue tan "teSco
como siempre' en- su nuevo puesto.
"Pero", anade, "estimo que 81
me dan I'm trabsjo para hacer, ten
go que hacerlo Estoy deseoso de
escuchar consoles, pero las decisio-
mes son mias. Los jefes tienen Ell
privilegio de botarme, pero creo
que no 10 haran, pues luce que les
gusta la forma en- que trabajo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

"Todos estan temerosos de to.
mar la iniciativa', declare. "Y CO.
mo no hay I'm lider, ell hombre del
deporte esta temeroso de dar ese
paso tan grande. No Zanzibar Sc ha
convertible en- la politica de TODD
Ell mundo".
Robinson, cuya oficina de IL x
IL da a la Avenida Lexington y Ca
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TABLAS La PELEA
BECHMAN VAUGHN

WASHINGTON, mario 20 (UP)
Los puzzles de peso mediano Wi
lie Vaughn y Jimmy Breecham
combatieron durante diez rounds
en- e nuevo capitol Arena" por
tercera vez en- dos meses pero min
guno de ellos logro la victoria.
En- las dos o~casiones anteriores
Ell triunfo correspondi6 una vez a
Vaughn y la otra a Beecham.
Beecham peso 155 IL libras y
Vaughn 100.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

CHICAGO, mario 20 (UP)--Los
entrenadores del campe6n mundial
de peso mediano Carmen Basilio
acusaron de "~llorones'' a los del re-
tabor y extitular Sugar Ray Ro-
binson, en- una acalorada reunion
en- la Comisi6n de Deportes del Es-
tado de Illinois.
Ambos boxeadores, que Sc en-
frentaran en- una pelea a Is rounds
ell martes por ell titulo de los 72.5
kilogramos (160 libras), Sc presen-
taron a la Comision para ell exa-
men fisico previo, seleccionar los
guantes que Sc %utilizaran en- ell
match y escuchar una conferencia
sobre las reglas del boxeo.
George Gainford, ASSESSOR de Ro-
binson, inicio la discussion con una
queja de que en- ell ultimo encuen-
tro Robinson-Basilio del % de fe.
brero de 1857 = que gano Basilio
por decision dividida en- is asaltos
para coronarse nuevo titular - los
segundos de Basilio %utilizaron una
'solucion sobre los ojos" que ca
20 en- los ojos de Robinson y lie
afect6 la vista.
Ell manager de Basilio, ohm De
John, dijo que la solucion que Sc
utilize no perjudico la vista de Ba-
Bilio y no podia, por tanto, lesionar
la de Robinson.
Gainford entonces protest6 que
ell entrenador de Basilio, Joe Metro,
aplic6 pufados de vaselina a la
espalda de Basilio en- la pelea IN
terror, y que esta, al pasar a los
gusntes de Robinson, lie resto
efectividad a sus golpes
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21
R COMO sIEMPRE

Robinson movie SUI cabeza GUAM.
do Sc lie pregunt6 81 pensaba que
cualquiera de los negros ahora en-
ell deporte podria c%onvertirse en- Ell
primero de SUI raza en- dirigir un
team de Liga Grande.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-21

ESQ no es cierto" -dijo Ne
tro =. "Ustedes son NADIA mas
que unos llorones'.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Weeks Basketball Schedule
TEAMS
DATE
Friday

DATE TEAMS
Friday Gaithersburg VS.. w. Johnson
Blair VS.. B-CC
Northwood VS. Priory
Wheaton VS.. Northwestern
Damascus VS.. PoolesWlle
RMIIS VS.. Sherwood
Saturday Landon VS.. st. James
Tuesday Poolesville VS.. RMHS
Gaithersburg VS.. Northwood
Wheaton vs. Suitland
B-CC VS. Oxon Hill
w. johnson VS.. Sherwood
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
THURSDAY. JANUARY 70. 1853
pooIesviIIe Faces Damascus;
Swart SerambIes Lineup

Poolsville travels to Damas-
Gus Friday night for a double
header and hopes of its first
victory of the season.
The Hornets won their first
five games OF the season, then
suddenly lost their shooting eyes
and have lost four in a row.
Poolesville's hopes rest on two
things. That Damascus won't get
back to the form shown earlier
in the season and that the Hor-
nets viii be looking forward to
their game with Gaithersburg
next week.
Damascus should have the
edge" said Poolesville coach Bob
Mowen. We've both played about
the same schedule but we hope to
come up with our best ball game
of the year against them"
Leon Swart, whose Damascus
team made but 10 percent of So
shots against Sherwood for its
poorest percentage of the year,
is going to give his team a good
going over.
Were starting from scratch.
The losing streak has the boys
tied In knots they're pressing
too hard. We're going to start
back on pass formation" he said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

Of Fools 1gEsld Kings
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

film capitals trick shooting. Hill has killed every
type of game animal from the jack rabbit to
nine-ton elephant with bow and arrow without
poison or tricks (He killed the elephant with
two arrows from go yards) Another westerner.
Fred Bear, killed 1,500pound Alaskan bear with
a bow from 25yards and Joe Fries killed buff
falo Texas Oil man William Negley won $4,000
bet that he could kill an elephant with a bow
and arrow although it took him Is arrows to do
1t.
At the present time interest in the sport is
growing like wildfire. The Mannahoac associa-
ton started with ten members just three years
ago and now numbers close to hundred. Within
40 miles of Montgomery County with few ex-
ceptons on the Eastern shore) there are 20 bow
hunting clubs listed by the Association of Mary
land Bowhunters.
The Mannahoac club fared well in the state
shoot held at the Tuscarora Archers Club near
Frederick the first week in September Dick Wear
Of Glen Echo Heights set a Maryland broadhead
record with score of ATS while Chauncey De'Pugh
was tops in the bowman class.
The bowhunting course season comedies
roughly with the non-hunting season. From now
until May there win be about rs open meets at
bowhunting clubs throughout the state. At open
meets any bowhunter in the state can vie for
trophies, medals, pins or prizes. On February 2.
Tuscarora and Patapsco clubs will hold field
rounds and Mannahoac will play host for another
field round on February %
1t takes about an hour and half to shoot
field round course. Bowhunting is strictly a
participant sport and no spectators are allowed
on the courses
Membership is open for the Mannahoac club.
But 1t is a controlled membership and each APP
plicant is investigated by membership COM
mittee before he is allowed to join
Let's face it," said Green. IAN arrow can
kill most anything and we can't have irresponsible
people handling deadly weapons" Dues for in
dividual memberships are $3.50; for man and
wife, s. and for juniors, $50. Anyone interested
ran contact Wallace tPee Wee) Green, Sal West
Montgomery Avenue in Rockville or call Pc. q
$685.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

played an excellent floor game
for the Baptists.
Lone Oak Elementary and Park
Street Streaks are battling for the
first half championship Of the
Rockville Elementary School
League. Lone Oak defeated the
strong West Rockville Elemen-
tary 22-10 Randy Head led the
assault for the Lone Oakers with
10 points. Ernie Atwell had 6
points for West Rockville.
The Park Street Streaks
swamped Maryvale 23-4. Gene
Stevens led he winners with 8
points. Donnie Ricketts, played
the best game for the Maryval-
ers.
Maryvale lost second game
this week as Bill PETERS Twin
brook five eked out a double over
time victory, 1911. Larry Cross
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Sherwood, Rockets Fight
Second Arch RivaIin Row

Sherwood and Richard Mont
gomery each face a big rival for
the second Friday in row when
the two face each other at Sher-
wood tomorrow.
The Warriors, fresh from last
weeks 1892 upset victory over
Damascus, would like nothing
better than to add the Rockets
scalp to a growing collection.
The Rockets on the other hand
can't seem to find the right com
bination to form any sort of Of
fensive complement to Jim Did
die. For the first time in many
games the Rockets can expect to
have a slight edge in height I'M
der the boards. A blow to Richard
Montgomery plans came with the
loss of Bill Pontius with an in
fected spleen. He may be out for
the season and his loss reduces
the Rockville squad to nine play
ers.
Burk Sees Even Game
Sherwood coach Jack Burk
looks for an even game with the
Rockets. He figures that both
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

How many licensed bowmen were in Michi-
gan last deer season." friend OF mine asked not
long ago.
"Oh, maybe thousand" guessed.
Fifty thousand is more like it, he said and
began a dissertation on the popularity and adj
vantages of the sport Of the bow and arrow.
A few inquiries this past week showed that
you don't have to go to Michigan to find bow
man. The Maryland woods are full of them and
more exactly so acres of woods on the old Robert
son place about threequarters Of mile beyond
Falls Road on Seven Locks Road near Rockville
These woods are the home of the Mannahoac
Bowhunters Association a Field Archery club
named after a tribe of Indians that once inhabited
these regions.
There are two types of archers," Wallace
H lPee WeeJ Green, outgoing president of the
Mannahoac group explained. Field archery and
target archery"
Most people think of archery in the terms
Of large round target with good bulls eye
on threelegged stand This is target archery.
Field archery uses smaller black and white
circular targets ranging from six inches to "a
inches in diameter. -Four sizes: 6-12-18 and "a
course where four arrows are fired at each target
generally with different position for each shot.
Each target is worth 20 points.
There are two other variations of field
archery - the hunters round and the broadhead
round. The hunters round target is solid black
with white dot in the center This is a 28-target
course, too.
The broadhead round target is in the form of
game silhouettes varying from the rabbit to the
grizzly bear. Three arrows are allowed each tar
get and the point spread varies with the arrow
and the spot hit If you "Hilr' your target by
hitting vital spot with the first arrow you get
full 20 points.
The idea Of field archery and the broadi,ead
round IN particular Is to simulate actual hunting
conditions
The bow and arrow are far from dead. Howard
Hill, the worlds greatest archer, doubles for Robin
Hood on Hollywood film lots, shoots off the apple
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Ptesbuenims, Lone Oak, Pmthers Top City League

al Richardson's Christ Episco-
pal five upset the favored Pres
byterians, 30-19, and thereby
caused triple tie in the Rock
vile Church League. The Epis-
copahans led all the way. Harry
Williams and Dave Mackey led
the winners attack with 10 and
8 points, respectively.
st. Mary's CYO paced by War.
rem Duck) Mines 30 points, de-
feated Rockville Methodist, 1928.
John Norris contributed is points
in the winners cause. Bill Craw-
ford and Don Coleman did the
best work for the losers.
ST. Jude's won their first game
of the year, as they defeated the
Rockville Baptist, 1927. Warren,
star forward of the st. Jude's
squad racked UP IA points. Ron
ME Trump scored IA points and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
WheatonPIays
Northwestern

Wheaton will be out to break
a four-game Bi-County losing
streak when the Knights take on
Northwestern in Wheaton Friday
night.
II don't know how we'll do"
said Coach Don Drown I'm
looking forward to the second 60
around, Most of the league
teams are better than we are but
they better not have bad night"
The Wildcats had a lot of bad
nights so far this season and have
yet to win in the league.
The Knights got off to a hot
pace by taking their first four
ball games all montague con-
tests. In their next four games
however, they lost to four league
opponents before facing Sher-
wood last Tuesday.
Wheaton led against High
Point until the Eagles tied it up
at the end of the third quarter
at 40-40. High Points Ray Viii
lians sank a long set to make it
52-48 with less than two minutes
left. Don Wright, high man for
Wheaton with ID points, sank two
foul shots to bring the final $3.50.
Ed Clifton was second high with
II points for Wheaton. Wheaton
had led 1910 at the first quarter
and 27-25 at the half.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Morthwood Meets Piory
After Rout of 5paYta1s

Northwood takes on Priory on
the Indians home court Friday.
Il think we can beat them,n
said Coach Kyle Wilson. II don't
know much about them but we
are going pretty well now"
Mike Dantzic is averaging %
points game and Dave Ramsey
has turned into a pretty good de-
fensive player.
1t was Ramsey's defensive work
and Dantzic's 80 points that
turned the tide against Walter
johnson last week in the biggest
rivalry of the, new schools. The
Indians were hitting about 40 per
cent of their shots against the
Spartans and the accuracy paid
off The Indians broke through
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

was the hero as he dropped in a
double decker to settle the issue
1911.
Bill Golfers Partners made 1t
five In row as they defeated the
208 Bombers 1876. Mike Murphy
and Doug Coleman led the win
ners. Don Forester and Jamie
Green played well for the losers
in the Midget League game.
The 762 Panthers swamped the
4S3 Terps, 10. Ricky Veenstra led
the winners. The 483 Jets forfeit
ed to the 482 Lemacs. Gene
Gr-im's Isl Giants won a close 9-6
victory over the 482 Dukes. Dicky
Haig with 6 points led the Giant
attack. Dave Mcpherson led the
losers.
st. Marys continued their win
ming streak as they defeated St.
Peters 8-3. Johnny Noyes scored
all of the winners points.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

teams faired about the same
against Northwood and Damas-
Gus.
Jack Mertens was singled out
more for holding Abrams to 10
points than for scoring IS points
to lead his team to 1892 win
over the Hornets. Abrams got rs
points when Damascus took the
Warriors earlier in the season.
Mertens win probably draw Did
die in Fridays game.
Despite the final score Richard
Montgomery actually outscored
Gaithersburg 1923 in the second
half in last weeks 56-37 loss. The
Rockets took only Is shots in the
first half, four in the second quar-
ter. They took 10 in the third
period and &c in the last.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

Swart plans to start an all Jun
Tor outfit against the Indians with
Bob Mcdaniel, Jim Kemp. Louis
Abrams, James johnson, and Dan
Dennison the first five.
"Poolesville doesn't have
much" he said, but if we don't
snap out of it / just don't
know what viii happen.