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TRANSMISSION

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
voted to rebuilding.

voted TO REBUILDING.
Brad Brooks, 6-feet.5 and Fred
Role, 6-foot-3, have come along
very fast and are still improving.
Role came through with 20
points in B.CC's best game so far
in downing Wheaton, 77-53 last
Friday.
B-CC had a hot night against
the Knights hitting so per cent
of its shots in the first half.
Brooks controlled both boards in
an excellent performance for a
boy who last year was not even
a starter on the w.
WHEATON BETHESDA-CH. OH.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Indians MoyEd
Difficulty in
Maintai1i,g Edge

Northwood takes a war party
to Oxon Hill this Friday and if
the Indians don't come back with
a barrel of scalps it will be one
of the biggest upsets of the sea-
son.
Although Coach Kyle Wilson
keeps saying that they are all
tough until you beat them, the
problem at Northwood is how to
keep the squad at peak for the
next two weeks against pretty
slim opposition.
The Indians don't figure to
have much trouble with their OPP
ponents before the Walter John
son game on January %. Rich
ard Montgomery gave the Indians
a surprisingly tough time last
Friday as they held Northwood
to 1875 margin.
The Rockets outshot North.
wood 14-13 from the floor on a
night when the Indians usual dead
eyes were shooting at sparrows.
Northwood made 20 of 81 free
throws as Northwood pulled
away from a close game in the
final six minutes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Howard County
Tough Obstacle
For Sherwood

Sherwood plays one of its
toughest games Friday against
Howard County.
"We still have a better ball club
than we've shown" Coach Jack
Burk said, land we should gel be-
fore the end of the season."
Sherwood is still waiting to take
possession of its new gym and
playing all its games on the road
in the meantime. What with the
disadvantage of playing away
from home and Sprained ankles
on three of its starting five, the
Warriors haven't gotten the best
of it.
Coach Burk expects Billy Be-
craft, Starke Evans and Ronnie
Purcell to shake off their ankle
injuries by Friday. If they don't
facing the taller Howard squad
will be difficult.
Sherwood lost to Gaithersburg,
56-31, last week. Starke Evans
had his worst night of the year,
cutting his 40 percent shooting
average to pieces with a two-for-
Is performance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Of Fools l11sd Kings
BY George Bragaw
sports Editor

borrowed from the Harlem Globetrotters
OF the cage Colts Johnny Unitas, Gene big
Daddy" Lipscomb, Art Spinney, and Andy Mel.
son were All-Pro selections. The transforming
basketball team is rounded or rather muscled out
by L. G. Long Gone" Dupre, Jim Mutscheller,
Bill Pellington and Al Sandusky.
Through an nforgiveabIe oversight, no
members of the Sentinel team were named
to the All-Pro team. Blind prejudice allowed
deserving Sentinel team members to be over
looked for the trifling reason that they didn't
play.
This columnist asks in the public interest
these weighty questions of those who would brand
the Sentinels with the derisive term of amateur.
Who has ever found Don Benson giving away
tools or nails at his Rockville Supply company?
Who has seen DR.. Bob Book, Gaithersburg dentist,
pulling teeth for the sheer joy of Juggling away?
Who has heard Teachers Bob Young or Jack KEEL
Ter advocating that our public school children
should be taught for nothing? And who has seen
Jack Keey, food sales representative, giving away
Clapps baby food or TV dinners in Gaithersburg
or Rockville supermarketS Barrister Jim Nc
Auliffe, Kenny Steiner, "Buck' White and AL
Bopst, likewise, not adverse to the old Mazoo.
Certainly some aspects of the Sentinel
team members are strictly professional.
Whether the appelation "AIr should be added
is left to the reader.
All those who do not agree with these argu-
ments are challenged to buy a ticket Those who
agree may also buy tickets and We'll all enjoy
the game with the Colts at Gaithersburg this Sat
urday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Damascus looks
For Closer Game
Against Indians

Damascus should make Pooles-
vile its eighth victim this Fri.
day at Poolesville but the win
may not come as easy as it has in
past years.
I'VE should win ii" Coach Leon
Swart said, But / don't expect it
to come easy. 1t should be a
closer game than we have been
playing"
This is a tribute to tiny Pooles-
vile which last year was rated
one of the poorer teams in the
Metropolitan area. This year,
however, Poolesville has its eyes
on a winning season.
Poolesville defeated Frederick
County on Monday, 47-17, to go
over the 500 mark for the first
time in several seasons. Linwood
Poole scored Is points.
In the same sense, Damascus
has set its sights ON the county
class "B" championship which
Gaithersburg has held for the
last three years.
Il think we have a pretty good
chance of winning" Swart says,
I'm not predicting anything but
we have a good defensive club
and we should hold our own of.
fensively."
Both Damascus and Poolesville
romped last Friday.
The Hornets Inundated Laurel
for the second time this season,
63-17. Louis Abrahams scored %
points to remain the county scor.
ing leader with 143 points in six
games for a 1913 average.
Poolesville led by Linwood
Poole with Is points stopped the
State Deaf School, 1886.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Week. Basketball Schedule

MIC VS.. Potomac State ]. C.
Carver VS.. Page-Jackson
Northwood VS.. Oxon Hill
Damascus VS.. Poolesville
Walter Johnson VS.. RMHS
B-CC VS.. DeMatha
Bulls VS.. Maryland Frosh
Sherwood VS.. Howard County
Wheaton VS.. Blair
Gaithersburg VS.. Brunswick
Sentinels VS.. Baltimore Colts
Landon VS.. Woodberry Forest
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
WI Hopes RMHS
Won Soar Friday

Richard Montgomery like a
game old fighter will be facing
a heavy again this Friday when
Walter Johnson drops in for what
the Spartans hope will be a short,
sweet visit.
WI has string Of five straight
wins, four in Bi-County play, be-
fore facing Northwestern on Tues.
day. The Rockets had beaten the
alumni and Poolesville over the
same period while dropping all
four of its league contests.
Walter johnson is starting TO
roll after the team was disrupt
ed by the loss of Jud Pearson,
Sam LoPresti and Bill Wootten
because of injuries.
The Green played its best game
of the season in trouncing Blair
69-42. Big Bill Butler was the top
scorer with % points.
The Rockets gave Northwood
a run for its money last Friday.
Kenny Doane and Jackie Smith
led second half rally that closed
Northwood's 28-18 halftime mar
gin to 1871 with six minutes
remaining. Northwood pulle d
away in the closing minutes for
the 1875 final.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Crowd Due at Big Colt Game
Eojans face
Tough Brunswick

Gaithersburg meets unbeaten
Brunswick at Gaithersburg this
Friday.
The Trojans are nursing a cou-
pie injuries that could mean real
trouble. Roland Green and Carl
Shipley, Gaithersburg's bes
scorers, both have backs injured.
The injuries appear to be painful
but not too serious, according to
Coach Pat Mccarthy.
Bobby carp, who Mccarthy
calls the most improved boy on
the Trojan squad, scored Is points
to lead Gaithersburg to its first
class "B" victory of the season
over Sherwood last Friday.
carp took up the slack left by
Carl Shipley who did not play
and Mccarthy now is comparing
carp with Bobby Costello who
provided the Trojans with most
of its ball handling and leader
ship last season.
Green and Mike Norris scored
II points each to follow carp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15

A distinguished, if slightly confusing, group
of athletes visits these environs for the first time
Saturday. The Baltimore Colts, Worlds Profess
sional Football champions, take on the Montgom-
cry County Sentinels, worlds non-professonal bas-
ketball champions of East Montgomery ave-. Rock
ville at Gathersburg high school at 8 pm.
To summarize briefly: Coach Don Benson
BethesdaChevy Chase graduate, is taking his Rock
villesponsored team to Gaithersburg to play the
Baltimore football team in basketball. Secretary
of State Dulles should have half so great coup.
The fans are the lucky ones They'll be
able to see the champs in action in their own
baclyards. The only thing that worries the
Sentinels is whether big Daddy" Lpscomb
plays as rough with basketball as he did
with Frank GiffOrds head play of the
nationally televised Pro Bowl game last Sun
day.
Lipscomb, the largest man in the league,
couldn't quite reach Giffords legs but got ham
hand on his helmet and sent him tumblng to the
sidelines like an egg rolling down hill
BE real careful how you go up for rebounds
Saturday" one Sentinel Spilled during practice,
Cause if Big Daddy comes down you, you're
finished"
The 6-foot-6, 2S5-pound, giant tackle, who
captured the imagination of Baltimore fans,
is the prime target for the Sentinels. The
current leaders in the County Adult cage
league out to accomplish in basketball
what the NIL teams couldn't do in football
beat the Colts.
The Colts promise to put on real show for
local fans. Footballstyle field goals and wild
dribbling are expected to creap into an agenda
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15

Plenty of tickets are still
available for the game be-
tween the Baltimore Colts and
the Montgomery County Sen
tinels at 8 pm, Saturday at
Gaithersburg High.
General admission is S1.50 with
students admitted for 81. Tick
cts may be purchased at the Sen
tinel, the Rockville Supply Com
pany on Commerce la, Rockville,
and the Damascus Pharmacy,
from all team members, and at
the door.
Johnny Unitas, 6.foot-3, who
passed for 10 touchdowns to lead
the National Football League
and gained about a mile and a
quarter in the process and Gene
big Daddy" Lipscomb, 6-foot-6,
the largest man in professional
football are expected to be the
big guns for the Colts. Jim
Mutscheller, L. G. Dupre, Art
Spinney, Bill Pellington, Andy
Nelson and AL Sandusky com.
plete the Colt basketball rooster.
The Sentinels will be led by
Jack Keller, 6-foot-4 center from
Gettysburg College and the Guam
tico Marines and Jack Kelley, g.
foot-3, of Randolph-Macon Col
lege. Another top scorer is AL
Bopst, 6-foot-3 hook shot artist
from Western Maryland College.
The team is rounded out by
Don Benson, player-coach, from
B-CC and MIC; Charlie Buck"
White, Gaithersburg and Western
Maryland College; Jim McAul-
life, B-CC and MIC; Bob Young,
B-CC and Randolph Macon; Ken
ny Steiner, Chicago Prep; and
DR.. Bob Book, BCC and George
town.
Sentinels Indicated
The Sentinels lead the Mont.
gomery County B a sketba al l
league with a so record.
Al Bopst led the Sentinels over
Battery ID" last Sunday with a
20-point effort. Behind the shoot.
ing of Jim McAuliffe, who was
second high for the winners with
16 points, the Sentinels took an
early lead and pushed their mar
gin to 47-31 at halftime. Then
they coasted to 1858 win. Thur
low Carey was high man for Bat
terry ID" with 26.
In other league games the Sill
yer Spring Billiards knocked
Fortuna Shoes from the unbeaten
ranks with a 64.61 overtime up.
set. Fortuna came back strong
after trailing Bib at halftime.
Bob Roman tied the score at
1919 in the final seconds for For
tuna but Bob CorZine sunk the
final points in the overtime.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Carver Aims
For Page-Jaekson

Carver will try to get back on
the winning track against Page
Jackson at Carver Friday night
Coach Rupe Curry looks for
Page.Jackson to have good club
although he hasn't seen them play
yet this eason.
The Eagles absorbed a 63-49
beating from Pomonky last Fri.
day for their third Gloss against
one win. F'ive-foot-5, Albert King,
led the Eagles with Is points,
while Joe Praether scored Is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15
Barons Face
DeMatIla in
Top Game

The surprising B-CC bas-
ketball squad plays DeMatha
Friday night in what figures
to be the best high school
game in the county this week.
The Barons who bounced back
from an opening game loss to
Wakefield to win five in a row
before facing High Point Tues
day, will have their toughest as.
signment of the season in the
Stages.
The Stages gave Landon a run
for its money and beat Bladens.
burg and st. Johns.
Bethesda's new coach, Floris
Davisson, is getting a lot of mile
age out of his green squad in a
year that was supposed to be de-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15

IL IL 81 Totals 25 6 SO
Halftime: 27-19, Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-01-15

Silver Spring 500 PM.
Carver 7:30 PM.
Oxon Hill 800 PM.
Poolesville 500 PM.
RMHS 500 PM.
B-CC 8:15 PM.
Bulls 3:45 PM.
Howard 500 PM.
Blair 800 PM.
Gaithersburg 500 PM.
Gaithersburg 500 PM.
Woodbury. 200 PM.