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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21

isa ocarava slusaoca, kao price z Tsucu jedna noc
Cd profita koncerata, skoluje Sc omladina ma Du-
quesne University (Sveucistu). Sv clanov owe gaso-
vite druzbe esu sveucstarci medju NINA nasi div
nj momci Gjepe djevojke.
Owe godine Duquesne University je postgla mai
veci vrhunac, svojim programom, cd kada postoji
Ugledni Amerkanci skoovani ljudi uzvaju njhovoj
izvedbi programa ce1nu Sc dive Oni nam zasta dizu
ugled pred Amerikom mi in radi svega toga slavimo
pomazemo tako nastojte VII sestre brace, jer
sta zasluzuju mase postovanje nasu pomot.
UrednStvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21

Nasa narodna kulturna druzba, Duquesne Unyer-
sity Tamburitzans, stano promce nasu slavensku
ziku skoro po swim krajevima nase velke zemje,
te stjece slavu priznanje.
Gore slci potpuni zbor sezone svojm
odlicnim direktorom, Waterom Kolarom Sporedno do
nosimo raspored gdje &c nastupiti to-
plo preporucamo nasem svetu da posete odlicne kon
certe Tamburitzans, er zasluzuju svak &c njhovoj
izvedbi naci dusevnog uzitka milne slxovitoj
rodnoj nosnji, divnoj gazbi tamburicu odlicnom
plesu. Ottawa izvedba prikazue tako 1.-Two jarkm
boiama nOsnie, divnom vezivu svirc pjesm StO "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21
"D0BRI PASTIR"
DOhri paStir

DObri Pastir.- Primili smo
il Starog Kraja Kalendar Do
bri Pastir "a 1859. Cijena je-
dan dollar. Tko zeli neka od-
nah posalje dollar u pismu.
Bee novca ga ne saljemo nj
kom. Dobili smo ovih knjiga
ogranicen broj. Pozurite dok
zaliha traje! Narucuje Sc ma
adresi: Philip Vukelich, BAL
Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh 13,
Pa.
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GODINA (YEAR) LIV
'rmito novh clanova 6095 osgana $5350200 1853 god
0DSJECI zAPADNE PENNSN. VANIJE
TREBA DA Sc P0KAzU u SKOLARINl

DINER IA SkOLAR1NU /. FEBRUARA
TREBA DA SVAKAKO DOBRO USPIJE
Pittsburgh. - Drektori Fondacje Skolarne HI. b. T.,
Inc zadnjih dana razasal psma nase. Odseke
Zapadnoj Pennsylvania i svakom psmu pet tiketa
Diner Skolarinu nad da ce odsecn odbor te tikete
medju sebe rasproda tako odse bt dobro zastupan
Dneru.
Ovo je prvi Diner iii Banket kOrist Zaklade Skola-
rine potom bi sedil po drugm naseobinama edni-
cara Bas zto cd potrebe je da oval banket seu Zaed
nice dobro uspije da posuz PRIMER drugma naseobna
ma, Sredsnjim Odborma nash odsjeka Ujedinenim Od-
sjecma.
Da nam zamisao podhyat Hrvatske Bratske Ia
ednice uspi reba da sv tome poradmo er skolarna
ide korist swim odsjecima naseobinama.
tn svrhu nasi odseci odsjecni odbor treba bi da
pozivu odazovu Banket &c bti ko e objaveno,
Dvorani odseka broj 80 Grant Avenue, Ena Pa-
deju, L. februara, sat vece. Nastoe sesre bra
co. da banketom dobro uspijemo
Takodjer smo posal posebna pisma nase ugledne
ljude clanove nadi, da &c stom pozvu odazvat,
cemu i'm unaprijed ZahvaljujemO.
Diner prredjuu nase odlGne kuharce IL odsjeka br.
pod vodstvom sesre Katherine Trdna pax mozete b uve
reni a &c hrana b prredjena domac hrvatski nan,
kako to nase sestre umij da urede Odlcno servrau
Ia Direktore skolske Fondacije - Phil Vukeich.
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cekuje cd toga? Ma PRIMER -
u dolini Mirne, gdje &c Sc dobiti
4 tisuce 600 hektara zemljista
- bit &c moguce dvije do tri
zetve! Ia navodnjavanje &c Sc
upotrebljavati voda rijeke Mir
ne: Citavo ovo podrueje bit ce
pretvoreno u moderan zitorodni
i stocarski kraj, koji ce imati
mnogo proizvoda i "a izvoz. Ma
ravno, da &c Sc primjenjivati vi
soke agrotehnicke mjere, pa &c
Sc, primjerice, uredjivati samo
plantazni vinogradi i vocnjaci.
Wee dosada su istarski POLIO
privrednici mjestimicno postiza-
vail velike, pa rekordne primo
Sc, i to do $50 kvintala grozdja
ma hektaru vinograda, do 80
kvintala psenice, $50 kvintala
kukuruza, a muznost krava do
segla je do 1000 litara mlijeka
po kravi godisnje. Dosadasnja
poljoprivredna dobra u Rasi,
Valturi, Cepicu i Mirni svojim
iskustvima pomoci &c novim po-
ljoprivrednim dobrima, koja &c
Sc kroz iduce dvije godine osno-
vati. Owe mjere u istarskoj po-
ljoprivredi veoma mnogo &c pri-
donijeti preobrazaju cjelokupne
istarske privrede, jer &c "a So
bonn povuci dalju industrijali-
zaciju. Istarski seljak radnik
imat &c, prema tome, priliku, da
u znatnoj mjeri poboljsa i svoj
Hvotni standard.
z. Vezic.
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Istra doziNjava Iijepi napredak i svoj
GospodarsM preporod

Ma podrucjma narodnog gospodarstva Isra n nakon
prikjucenja macizemi pocela magic napredova
moze cu razvku ndustrije Pull Umagu Kopru Izo Ras
Koromacnom Pranu drugde Nz noh je podgnuto
Isra sada proizvod stao cement tkoazu motocke
rcne uredae konzerve sto nekad ne moguce
razva brodogradjevna ndustrja veko brodoeradi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21
Sk0LA "a UP0zNAYANJE P0Sl0YANJA
H.B. I. SAzIvlJE Sc j Y0UNGST0WNU

NSTRUKTORI JOSEPH BELLA MIKE GRASHA
MA ~. g. FEBRUARA u DONiU ODSJEKA BR 66
Izvrsn Odbor Hv Bratske Zajednice sazvlje Training
skolu uponavane poslovana koa &c odrza subotu
nedjelju, Z. februara Hrvatskoj Dvorani odsjeka
Sv. Juraj bro 66 1912 W. Federal ST. Youngstown Ohio
Insruktor skole &c bit gavni tajnk, Joseph Bella
upravitelj Pomladka, Michael Grasha.
Raspored sk6lu: subotu, Z februara registracija
sat prize podne Potom prvi tecaj Cd 10 ujutro sat
posle podne Sljed zaednicH objed drugi tecaj poc
lie 2 do sah poslje podne
nedelju, 8. februara, trec tecaj, cd do pet sat
poslje podne
"a ovu skolu Sc pozvlju, treba da zastupani sv
odsjec sva gnjezda Pomladka naie ostae odbornke
vazno je da isto prsusvuju tajnci upravite iii uprav
teljce gnezda IL Youngstowna Sire okolice Ovo Sc
trail Izvrsnom Odboru kao skole Zajednice bu
ducnosti.
Molimo da gornji poziv uvaI
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$5,35O,2OO

L. gornjega prkaza asno e da nasi graditel htje
poso-poto doseci postaveni cij 5000 novh clanova
1858! Sanje kampane pod konac novebra mperavno je
nalagao da toku decembra upise namanje 606 novh
clanova kako vidimo, jos jednom zasukalo rukave
posglo boe cd onoga sto je trebalo iii sto pred
vdjalo zaboravimo nakon II mjeseci kampane koja
je ude morala scrp zakucna faza je ba nabolja jer
nj jednom predhodnom mesecu nije priveo Zajed
nicu onoliko novih Glanova kao bas prosncu.
kao proslosti oyom cemo zgodom objavt popis
prve iii velike desetorice gadeja H. B. Zajednce Evo i
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jerk nam je dat da moze-
mo reci ugodne stvari jedan
drugome. - BOvee
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U Stee|ton, Penna., doIazi g|asovita
Duquesne University Tamburitzans

Steelton Pa. = Drustvo "Svet Lovro" odsjek bro 13
HBZ priredjuje koncert, kojeg &c zvodi glasova Du
quesne University Tamburitzans IL Pttsburgha subotu
3D. januara 1859. Old High School 4th Walnut St.
Koncert &c pocet tocno u sati vecer ulaznice
vrlo umjerene, samo $150 po osobi
Nakon koncertnog programa sjediti &c pesna zabava
koja &c odrzati odsecnoj dvorani End Washing
ton Street.
Tiketi mou kupit odsecnm prostorijama, kad pla
cate canarinu, iii cd blo kojeg odsecnog odbornka.
Pozivlju Sc svi mjesni izvan mjesta canov prija-
telji, da posjete priredbe.
Mary Jurina, tajnica
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Evropske lutrijeSsu porez
koga placaju budale. - Grof
CaVOur
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OdsjcE Tocktcd
1T Math Kovacevich, Los Angeles Calf .... ,213
1876 Danca Markusich, Schumacher, Ont Cam $50
$50 August Herceg, Schumacher, Ont, Can. 877
975 Michael Mijatovch, Toronto Ont, Can. 831
80 Franio Rudar Chicago ILL., ........ 8O6
John Baron, Benwood w. Va. .....,......~.".. 766I
GA Joseph stanovch, Hamilton, Ont, Can. 646
2SS George Balich, indiana eIarbor, Ind e12
787 Mary Burma Vancos!r, B. c. Can. . 428
1876 Mike Golub Farrell Pa ... ..... 42O
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SKAkPANJ0M U PR0SL0J G0DINI
D0BAR USPJEh, U 0V0J JOS B0LJl

Michael Grasha, predsj. Kampanjskog Odbora
A. kako je bio kampanjom u decembru? Dobro, kad
zelte znati 7O1 noH clan ILL., $5796O0O0 novog osigura
MIA Kako vidite premasi sto je toku godine
zgledao nemoguce ostvarit d. 95 clanova pre-
korac predvdjen c cd 60OO tako da je konac 1858
biiezio 6O95 novh canova $535O2OO novog osigurana
Mozda &c oval jednogodsn savni pohod polju fra
ternalizma biti najbolje prikazan ovom tabelom:
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KAAdPANJA "a FOND SKOLARINE. BRACO MOJA
POMOZTTE PODUPRTTE, DA NAM FOND IA
sKOLARNU DOBRO USPIJE GIN PRIZE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am II years old. About
. month ago I met . very
nice girl. The trouble Is the
only time I have been able
to see her Is when . buddy
Of mine goes to visit his
girl friend who Ii . very
close friend Of the girl I
like. That is how I met
the girl in the first place.
Since then we have double
dated. Now, my friend Is
not allowed to date his girl
any more but he thinks I
should 60 on dating the girl
/ like. / would like very
much to date her but / do
not think IL would be right
to call her, / would rather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
CIomdiggers,
StruW Hats
Hit Fad List

The fad of wearing white
Gland .ggers has hit so fast
and so hard out Rockville
way that you really have to
dig to find the special trou-
sers. the teen-agers say.
But the girls fad Of wear
ing mems straw hats has
opened up new shopping
horizons for the females.
They've invading the mems
hat department.
"The clerk didn't seem .
bit surprised when I walked
into mems hats and bought
this 81 head piece" ex-
planned 16-year-old Jan
Perry, q pretty Penn Hall
Junior as she took on her
cocoa -colored straw with Q
madras band. 81 think it's
size Z IA. Anyway. it's too big
for my father"
The girls wear their straw
hats, male or female, with
bathing suits or shorts. "Girls'
straw hats are cheaper" ex-
planned Bonnie Prettyman.
lingering her Italian straw
that came from Florida.
Jan claims the girls are
trying to buy white clam
diggers, too, like the boys
wear, but right now, it's the
boys who have that style
going. Even from the start
It was difficult, just because
Of the name given to the
over the knee pants with
Sits on the side. Take the
Rockville boy who asked his
mother where he could get
some clamdiggers.
"At any hardware store. I
suppose" she said. ABut We
are not going to the beach"
Some boys dispatched their
mothers to Baltimore stores
to find white clamdiggers
when local stores were Lack
ing. Rope belts and nip
fiops" Crubber-thonged SAN
dals) or barefoot are the
style with clamdiggers. Some
boys tie in the bottom Of
the pants with plaid shoe
strings pushed through the
leg hens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Of the night. What can I
do to make him understand
that we are through for
ever?
/. 8.
II Jack refuses to believe
you are through with him
and continues to bother you.
it seems there is only one
thing left to do. The next
time he calls or comes over
ask one of your parents,
preferably your father. to tell
him not to call or come back
to see you-to just leave you
alone.
A situation like this is all
ways difficult to handle but
it should not be allowed to
continue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
l dated Jack for 10
months. We went steady
several times but / always
broke IL on, after . short
time. / am only Is and I
think I should widen my
interests to more than one
boy. In fact, I'm sick and
tired Of Jack and his be-
haviOr. 1 never realized how
boring he was until 1 went
out with someone else.
II I do date another boy
Jack always wants to fight
with him. Three other girls
have managed to quit Jack
without too much trouble
but he keeps coming back
to me even though 1 have
started hanging up on him
when he calls. His visits
and calls come at all times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
2ickers Mail Why Should We Girls Fight to Be So Good?

SEQ her in person. This
seems impossible. 80 what
do you think I should do?
wILBY.
Your letter Is quite vague
and it is difficult for me. to
understand why you think
It is not right" to call the
girl. II she is interested in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

dating you. you do not need
your buddy to complete the
date whether or not you have
q car. What about the buses
--or, ct times. you might
arrange Q double date with
some other boy who has .
car.
(Rsieased By The REGISTER ana
Tribune syndicate, 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
By DOROTHY KICKER

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
/ am . girl Of II. I am
writing about what you call
Immoral conduct" When
n girl goes out with = boy
several times he usually
asks her to ''prOve" her
love for him. Nice girls
answer ''NO" because they
knew les wrong. l have
been in this situation sew
eral times, and in each
case, the boys have come
back with about the same
answer, ''BOys make mis-
takes, too, so they don't
expect girls to be 50 clean
cut" Well, Mrs. Kicker, II
boys make no effort TO
behave themselves, why
should we girls fight to be
good?
'SNOOKIE."
First, I would like to point
out two loopholes in your
letter. "a Just because q girl
dates O boy several" times
does not necessarily mean she
cloves" him. so why should
she have to PROVE any
thing? (2) If the boys be-
lieve that immoral behavior
Is a mistake" for them,
what do you suppose they
think, privately. Of a girl who
goes along with their pro-
pos@ls swsuNassHeEss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Once q boy finds out q girl
Is not "clean-cut" she's
through. 90 times out Of 100
Don't fall for this lire.
Snookie, its as old as the
ages and has nothing to do
with the true meaning Of
love.
Boys. as well as girls,
should be morally good. How
ever. girls run greater risks
II they behave immorally-
the main one. Of course. Is
the danger Of pregnancy. In
my newest booklet. Facts
About Love- for Teen-Agers."
both sides Of this situation
are discussed. I think it would
help you to straighten out
your thinking. Just send 10
cents and q self-addressed,
stamped envelope with your
request for Facts About
Love" to me in care of The
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
I like . certain boy very
much and some Of my
friends who know him
have offered 70 introduce
us. The problem, Mrs.
Kicker, Is that everyone
says he is not interested in
girls-just tennis, hunting,
fishing and sports cars.
I've never had to compete
with things like that be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

fore. 50 what on earth can
I do to get his attention?
BEWILDERED GIRL.
My advice is to first take
up the offer Of one Of your
friends to introduce you to
this boy.
II he is old enough to date.
the right girl viii make his
hobbies seem less important
and perhaps you are just
the girl to catch his interest.
Once you have met him be
sure to speak when you meet
and flash him q friendly
smile. but don't make the
mistake Of chasing him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-12
OfEOOLS lzzslz Xmas
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

The third figure in our profiles of County
baseball players is John Calvin Klippstein, 81.
year-od area native and Blair graduate.
Johnny starts his ninth season of major
league ball this spring with the Los Angeles
Dodgers. Last season he was traded by Gin.
cinnati to the Dodgers and before that he toiled
for the Chicago Cubs.
Johnny appeared In 81 games last season.
Only one National League hurler topped
Klippstein in appearances. That was Don
ElstOn of the Cubs who appeared in SO
games and compiled 9.8 record
Klippstein had CT record and an earned
run average of 40 with the Dodgers who
skilled from third to seventh in the clubs
worst finish since 1914. The Dodgers were
II games behind the 500 mark, not anything
to arouse Washington fan but real shocker
to the Dodgers who had only finished out Of
the top three in the National League twice since
1888 and finished last only once in SO years
Johnny worked exclusively in relief for the
Dodgers which explains the unusual number
Of appearances. His 40 ERA was the fourth
lowest on the LA club.
Klippstein isn't big fellow as pitchers
go. He tips the scales at 1856 pounds dis
tributed on hard 6-footI frame. He broke
In with the Chicago Cubs In 1850 and while
his major league record isn't the best he's
spent most of his career with second divi.
sion clubs.
His career hasn't been without its high
points, however. Johnny leads the active
National League pitchers in one-hit games with
two. He set the Dodgers down with lone sin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-12

St. Peters "A" team captured
the Midget League crown and
the Pee Wees ended in a triple
tie for first place in action in
the Rockville City Basketball
Leagues this week. Most leagues
still have a week to run.
st. Peters went through the
whole season without a loss.
The Cadets, the Buckeyes, and
st. Mary's "A" finished the Pee
Wee League second half with
81 records. There. will be a draw
ing Of teams for a playoff Satur-
day.
Bobby Britain scored nine
points to lead the Buckeyes to
a 16-1 rout of st. Peters 3D."
Larry Alvord was high with
eight points as the Cadets won
over st. Mary's 3d." 1914. St.
Marq's kept its streak going by
defeating the Eagles 80. st. Pc
ter's "a" defeated the Wildcats
81. With Joe Good scoring half
their points the Crusaders
squeezed by the Darts 81 and
the Lions beat the Giants 8-5.
The st. Jude's and Episcopal
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fives meet this week to decide
the all season championship of
the Rockville Church League.
st. Mary's, st. Peters and the
Celtics are all tied up with 81
records as the Junior High
League near its end. The. Celtics
defeated the Nationals 21-1S and
st. Peters stopped st. Mary's
1877 in games this week. The
Unitarians defeated the ALL
Stars 1854 as Joe Lefeged led
the scorers with IS points.
Lone Oak took its 18th
straight win in the Elementary
League by defeating Park Street
Elementary 25-13. Doug Cole
man scored 1S of the winners
points. Fred Alvord had seven
points for the losers.
Jim pullman scored more than
half his teams points as West
Rockville defeated st. Mary's
"a" 1873. Maryvale pulled a big
upset in handing Broome its
first loss of the second half.
Jim Diddle had eight points for
the winners.
Civilian, the second half cham.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-12

this reporter, and almost every
one in attendance.
Rice Knocked Down
Moments before O'Connel
fired the final shot with the
score tied 47-47, Rice was
knocked off his feet by a Sur
rattsville player. Instances of
"piling on" in a scramble for
a loose ball, pushing off, elbow
ing and charging were too nu-
merous to escape comment.
The District No. 2 tournament
committee did a commendable
job and ran the games like a
Swiss watch but some of the
officials let the committee down.
The opposing coaches COM
mented on the officiating after
the game:
boy, I'm glad to get out of
there" and, 1--WE better just
not talk about that"
Surrattsville jumped out to a
so lead in the final game but
Louis Abrahams pulled Damas-
Gus ahead 1873 at the end of
the first quarter. Surrattsville
again pulled in front but Da-
mascus put on a late squirt to
lead 24-21 at halftime.
The score was lied three times
in the third period before sophie
more Martin Padgett hit three
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-12

gle in IS and stopped the Milwaukee Braves
with one safety in the middle of their pennant
drive in September 81. He has also pitched six
shutouts and is among the league leaders In
that department, too.
Johnny holds a winning lifetime average
over only one club, the Pittsburgh Pirates His
lifetime record is 66 wins and 80 losses.
Klippstein couldn't wait to graduate from
Montgomery Blair High School before
starting to play ball. He turned pro the
year before he graduated and spent the
summer of IA throwing baseballs for
Class ID team in the Eastern Shore League.
He also played for BurtonsvilIe in the
Montgomery County League.
Strangely enough Klippsteins last appear.
ance as Blair baseball player was a disappoint-
ing one. There are no Frank Merriwell stories
about how he pitched, hit and fielded his team
to the championship before boarding a train
which would take him to fame. On the contrary
he avs beaten by B.CC.
Johnny allowed only two hits that last
game, but that was enough because Bethesdas
Herbie Drop BALI Benson pitched a nohitter.
Both men may have learned something from
that game for Klippstein Is still playing ball
while Benson, better pitcher at that time, is
selling insurance.
Klippstein married the daughter OF Dutch
Leonard, the old knuckle baller of Washington
and Chicago, and now makes his home IN CHI
cago. He has proved himself competent ma
jor league pitcher but just can't seem to escape
the second division. But then, he could have
been signed by Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-12


The final score was 49-47 Sur
rattSville, however, as the Prince
Georges County entry won the
Maryland District 2, Class ''B"
Championship on a last-second
40-foot, two handed heave by
sophomore sensation Mix e
O'Connel. The win gave Sur
rattsville the right to play Val
ley of Homecoming earlier this
week to earn a shot at the state
championship.
Questionable officiating cost
Damascus six points and per-
haps 10 and formed a decisive
part of the contest.
Three baskets were taken
away from Louis Abrahams on
questionable calls of walking.
In one instance, Louis picked
up a loose ball and fired a
jump shot without moving from
the spot.
Damascus was five points be-
hind with $3.50 left in the game.
Frank Rice hit on a short jump
and seconds later Abrahams was
smothered attempting a layup.
The foul had already been reg
istered in the Sentinel scorebook
when a jump ball was called
to the amazement of Abrahams,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-12
DAWSON Reports
Foe Was Touch
In District Play

Bethesda Chevy Chase
plays Annapolis High in Cole
Field House at the Univer-
sity of Maryland at 1880 pm.
Friday, in what the Barons
hope will be the first step
toward the return of the
State Class A basketball
championship to Montgom-
cry County after a four-year
absence.
At 8 am. North Hagerstown
plays Howard County. The win
ners of the two games meet in
the Class A finals in Cole Field
House at 9 pm, Saturday.
Only two Bi-County League
representatives have succeeded
in the big one in the six.year
history of the two-county loop.
They are Northwestern and
Blair. Blair has won the BIZ
County four times but has won
the state title twice.
Annapolis earned a shot at
the title by making Towson
1922 its Goth victim of the sea-
son against three losses. One of
the Crabtown schools losses was
to Bladensburg on the Mustangs
home court. This same feat is
shared by B-CC. The Baldens-
burg home court victory over
Annapolis was by the narrowest
of margins as Annapolis led I'm.
til the last five minutes. How
ever, B-CC absorbed a sound
drubbing on the Bladensburg
floor.
"Oh, boy! We have our hands
full! They're tough" Baron
Coach Floris DAWSON said after
watching Annapolis defeat Tow.
sen 70-48 at Western Maryland
College last Saturday.
They've got a kid by the