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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
IN
ONE
EAR

1t seems as If a few, a very
few of the young adults Of the
Sanity City have once again put
themselfs above the status of
their friends who are on the same
social scale economic ally. I
think that it Is time for the people
who belong to these materially
various elite groups to come out
Of their insecure, shelter worlds
and put down their apprehension
and uncertainty about those which
they feel are not equals. Let's hope
they are intelligent enough to
realize the time for them to de-
eide is now.
On the evening Of August q,
1850, the Walker Mmson Combo
played before a jam-packed audi
ence in Excelsior, MINI.
The group is composed Of Wal
ter Munson ON drums, Dick Jones
on guitar, and Walker Munson on
piano. Some Of the singing groups
present were The Wonders, con-
sisting Of Phillip Brooks, Tony
Vann, Mickey Toliver, Ernie Wal
lace, and Darrell Ross.
Another group which made quite
an impression on the multitude
gathering there were the Heralds
composed Of WILDER Nichols and
Jimmy Crittion. A standout among
the singers was Maurice McRim-
inis from Florida, who rocked the
flock" with such numbers as Jet
EN- Roll, The Twist, In the door
way and Finger Popping Time.
Rendering solos were Miss Diane
Cobb from North Minneapolis
and Sonny Robinson from Omaha,
Neb. Those present were Lionel
Hunter, Ruby johnson, Harvey
Cruz, Ruth Thompson, Lonnie
Mays, Geraldine johnson, Louise
Ryan, Paula Nevils, Ivy Young,
James Allison, and Mary Wells.
Also present were Sandy Barber,
Malba McFall, Richelle Walker,
Cecil Smith, Richard Allison, and
Shirley Sudduth
One would have to go back
many years and dig into the arch
ives Of time to come up with q
more enjoyable evening.
Miss Shirley Sudduth of the Mil
City gave an impromptu whist
party at her home on the evening Of
August %, 1850. Those In attend
ance were Mary Sudduth, 10 Wash
ington, Nina Sudduth, Ronnie VIII
son, Margie sudduth, Wayne Nor
row, Bud Brooks, and yours truly.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26
Chicago : ErGnIGlin
Liquor Store
Clerk PuckeRs

One o. the employees at the Chi
cago-Franlxlin Liquor Store, Chi
cago Av. and East Franklin Is Rob-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26

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NASS9SSas< a2es< ssSosS sSosN sS8sS ssSaES S21sG1
Football practice opened Mon
day in the st. Paul high schools.
None of the teams are a cinch to
win the conference championship
this year. Thus, the competition
for the title should produce a tight
race.
If the Trainers of Mechanic are
to bid for the championship Mel
CU.S.) Steele and Ron Ransom
will play key roles. Both are strong
contenders for starting halfback.
Steele is one of the swiftest men
on the team while Ransom Is an
elusive back who plays offense
and defense well.
Others that hope to assist the
Trainers in the efforts are sophie
mores Bob (GeneraD Presley. full
back. Harold Frelix, halfback;
Jerry Ransom, halfback and half
back Leroy Parker is his insurance
II purchased in time.
Senior fuIIback Jim Spires
missed the first few practice
sessions but Is expected to play
this year. BOtchee Green, a
guard is one Of the few tan boys
out for the line.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

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Washington Store open $3.50 am. to pm ..
Chevy Chase, Wheaton Plaza, Corners and Alex
andria open $3.50 am. to $3.50 pm
Evening star., 1960-09-04
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Papago Indian news., 1960-03-01

In an effort to cut down on the number
Highway So, the Tribal Law and Order de
istance in setting up road blocks now a
crosses the reservation.
Non Indians as we'll as Indians continue
while intoxicated and are dangerous to
ed out. Among those recently appearing
Daniel Martinez, 80, Sells; Elliott Seq
Martinez, charged With drunk driving an
l3O days. Segundo, arrested on the sam
on counts Of possession Of liquor and o
actually driving, was fined $l4O and Sc
Papago Indian news., 1960-03-01
MISSION CLUB

When in Tucson visit Warren
G. Lupe and all your friends
at the Mission Club. lat
Mission and Ajo Rd, Tucson.
Papago Indian news., 1960-03-01

The body of Larentine (Lee) Johnson,
a pond five miles south Of Maricopa.
He was last seen on Jan. 30, police rep
ing on ranch near Ell Centro, Arizona !.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
.Lentz Continues to Set
Majors Scoring Pace

Northern Virginia Group la
League game at Annandale.
Lentz. whb averaged 2s.s
points as q junior last year,
the highest average in the
Washington area, pumped in AZ
points and played a fine de-
fensive game.
Marty got on to a slow start,
|cohecting only i've points in the
opening period. He scored 10
points In the second quarter, as
the Majors racked UP 80 points
to the Atoms four.
From then on it was no con-
test. Lentz added 10 points I'M
the third period and Skinner
pulled him out of the game.
The rebounding of Butch
Shackelford was a particular
surprise to Skinner. Butch and
Lentz controlled the boards.
Shackelford, 6-foot-5. also col
lected eight points.
Joe Kellum, who is back at
Mount Vernon after a stay in
Oregon, got 10 points in the
first half. John Chapman, q
junior who played on the ju-
nior varsity second team last
year. scored eight points in the
latter part of the game.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Value of Athletics Stressed
At Piqskin Club Dinner

his "a years as president o.
Howard and for his record ol
leadership in education anc
human relations during hi!
tenure. Those honored in the
field OF athletics we're:
COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL
Earl Faison OF Indiana, the John L
Young Trophy as Lineman OF the rear
Ernie Davis Of Syracuse, the Charlie,
B. Fisher Trophy as Back Of the Year
Charles r. Drew Trophy as Coach o.
Whitep PRO.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
5000 Freshman ScholaYships
Cerlev Stedman Of Carroll, Back Of
parneli Mitchell of Eastern, Line
'" Metropolitsn An-star Team
Dick rabri1io, Carroll, so ,t,T anS d.. Roser, nt
Richard Jackson. Eastern. and Len
Manarin. st.. Johns, guards; Ed
stedman. Milton Ryan, Mckinley ls:h ;
Tom Arshsrt Hammond, and Mike
SPEITAL CITATIONS
Ralph Boston, Tennessee All, Olym-
pic broad jump champion and record
holder
John Thomas OF Boston University
world record holder In the high jump
Jackie Robinson, former second base
man with the old Brooklyn DODGERS.
Jesse Owens. winner Of four gold
medals in the 1885 Olympics,
Earl Battey, catcher for the former
WashinRton senators.
Rafer johnson, Olympic decathlon
champion.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Big Ten Releases
Tug Wilson From
Judge-Jury Duty

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (AP).-
The power to judge and to
penalize within the Big Ten
has been switched from the
commissioner to the athletic
directors.
The move yesterday, ap-
proved by all factions within
the conference, was instigated
by faculty representatives and
athletic directors.
The organizational change
relieved Commissioner Tug
Wilson of the powers which
had made him judge and jury
of the leagues recruiting code.
And it gives added power to the
athletic directors who can iron
out misconduct in private.
This" Wilson said affords
an orderly process and elimi-
mates some hot-headed coach
starting a rumor. The COM
missioner never had a sounding
board before. He was out on
a limb and nobody was talking
to you"
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BY BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

Although Fred Hetzel OF
Landon School was the leading
scorer and rebounder as the
Bears opened their basketball
season yesterday with q 1887
romp over Bladensburg at
home. Landon isn't q one-man
team.
Hetzel, 6-foot-S senior and
two-time All Metropolitan, fired
in Is field goals and made good
on five-of-five from the foul
line for a 37-point production
to match the Bladensburg team
His Is rebounds also was tops
But Coach Ed Barton Is
blessed with several other lanky
players who can shoot and re.
bound. Two of them. George
Manger. 6-foot-7 senior. anc
4Bobo Berger. 6-foot-5 junior
hsure to help out considerably
The other two starters
brothers Robert and John Nc
Connaughey, round out q well
balanced team that could turn
out to be one Of the areas best
= The victory was the 18th
straight. beginning midway OF
last season and was q measure
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

Coach Eddie Moffatt says his
Montgomery Blair basketball
team lacks the big man" to
give him a solid club, but last
night in walloping Walter john
son the Blazers moved from
the role Of contenders to the
team to beat in the Bi-County
League.
Blair displayed more height.
speed. depth and balance than
Is usually seen at the Silver
Spring school. Walter john
son was blasted, 78-46, even
though Blair's top shooter,
Craig Jones. was missing from
the lineup because Of illness.
Bob Windsor, Gary Goubeau,
Sonny jackson and George
Davis, all were In double figures.
Windsor, with 18 rebounds and
three assists to go with his 10
points, and Goubeau, Jim
Wendt and Jack Townsend ef-
Evening star., 1960-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Blair, rs: Walter johnson, 46.
Cardoso. 80; Eastern, 6S.
Chamberlain, 81: Bell. as.
DeMatha, rs; Western. 50.
Dunbar. so; Hoffman Boston, 80.
Fails Church, 81: Madison. Al.
George Mason, so; Herndon, 54.
Georsetown Prep. So; Good Counsel
oonzasa. SO: Anacostia, SO.
Groveton, 85; George Washington. As
Great Mills, 80: Charlotte Hall. ~
Gwynn Park. Al; Calvert County, "A
Hammond w, A.; Yorkte9wn. g;
Esse.yl EEsse poiS;' 4S! Arandei hi 9.0a e. HILL 81
Landon, rs: Bladensburg, 81.
Loudoun County, 35: James Wood, 80
Mount Airy. "a; Damascus, A.
Mount Vernon. g3; Annandale, As.
Nokesville. As; John Mosby. 33.
Northwestern. 4s: suitland. A tover-
Northwood, "a; Bethesda Chevy Chase,
PaPSer-oray, "A; walker-orsnt. 30.
Patterson Park. So: Coolidse, As.
Phelps, 81; Mackin, AS.
Poolesville, Il; Alui., nj, 81.
Richard Montgomery, 65; Wheaton,
Ryken, 35; Marsaret Brent. 81.
Sasscer. A; Leonardtown, AZ.
Sidwen Friends. AZ: Baltimore Friends,
15
Stuart, 4s: Lee, 30.
Surratsville, 65; Sherwood, AZ.
Wakefield, 50: Fairfax, 3l.
WASHINGTON Lee. "a; Osbourn. 80.
Woodward Prep. 35; ct. Mary's, 81,
GAMES TODAY
st. Johns VS.. Georgetown Frosh al
Uline's, 2.
Paige Jackson at Leesburs Douglass,
7:30.
st. Joseph's at O'connell, 8.
Neale at LaPlata, 8.
Georgetown Prep at st. James. $50
TOMORROW
Mackin at O'Connell. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BY DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

The eloquent DR.. Mordeca
Wyatt Joh son, president.
emeritus of Howard Univer-
sity, surpassed all the orators
last night before the 800 diners
at the 23d annual Pigskin Clut
awards banquet at the Willard
Hotel.
DR.. Johnson'S brief remarks
concerned the value of athletics
and especially football-ir
the college curriculum. He re-
lated how. decades ago when
college football was under fire
for its many injuries, he con-
Quoted a private poll Of the
wounded.
II wrote every Negro player
who had been injured in any
way" he said. II asked, these
boys a series Of questions and
the last was: If you had known
you would be injured in exactly
the way you were injured,
would you have played?'
Every man answered an un-
equivocal yes"
DR.. johnson was honored for
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Car'dozo Takes
Third in Row
BY JOHN MELOY
Star Staff Writer

Cardozo High Schools fast
moving basketball team shows
strong indications of finishing
higher than the fourth posi-
ton it captured in the West
Division of the Interhgh
League last year.
The Clerks kept one step
ahead of Eastern to win their
third straight. 69-68, yesterday
in a non-league game at East
ern.
Cardozo. outscored from the
floor, made up the difference
by sinking 10 free throws to
Eastern's eight. Four Cardozo
players scored in double fig
ureS.
Eastern pulled to within q
point Of a tie. 1892, with two
minutes left. but foul shots by
Clarence Eggleston. James Pet
ty and Vincent jackson sewed
up the game for Cardozo.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BY CARL SELL
Star STAG Writer

Coach Mike Skinner Of Mount
Vernon High School has been
wondering since last season If
his 1901 basketball team
would have any scoring punch
to go along with all-Metropol-
itan Marty Lentz.
He got an emphatic, answer
last night as the Majors opened
their season with q 93-4s VIC
tory over Annandale in a
Evening star., 1960-12-10
ght at Wheaton.
Promised Lond Fovored
In PimIico Cup Today

Ray York. who won last weeks
Gallorette Stakes for Mrs.
Jacobs. was to ride Promised
Land and red hot Steve Brooks
was to be aboard Beau Diable.
Completing the undistin-
guished field were winston
Guests Pier Capponi. 1903; John
S. Burrows Dirce, 1903; G. r.
Leonard's Lord Lyric, los;
Howell E. Jackson's Hail to
Thee, los. and Mrs. Carl
Green's Revoque. los.
Meeting Ends Thursday
Both Promised Land and
Beau Diable have been racing
in New York. In his last start,
the 6-year-old Promised Land
finished second to Cranberry
Sauce In the Queens County
Handicap. Beau Diable ran
third to Nickel Boy in the Dis
play Handicap.
Pimlico's prosperous meeting
which is running about 8 per
cent ahead Of last falls in the
wagering department. ends next
Thursday. The 1861 season
begins at Bowie January 81.
Jockey Brooks is scheduled
to desert Pimlico in favor of
Miami after riding out today's
program. He added two more
winners yesterday to run his
total to 80 in % days. His near
est competition in the riding
race is Bob Corle with II.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BY the Associated Press

The Los Angeles Chargers
shoot for the Western Division
title and Paul Lowe for the
American Football Leagues
ground-gaining leadership to-
day when the Chargers meet
the visiting Denver Broncos.
With an 8-4 record and only
two games to play, the Chargers
need only a victory or a tie
to gain a berth in the initial
AFL title game January /.
But loves task is a little
tougher. Starting late. but
coming fast with breakaway
runs. the Charger back has
passed Houston's Dave Smith,
the early season leader, but
still must catch Abner Haynes
Of Dallas.
Smith and Cannon lead
Houston (8-4 against Buffalo
(5-6-D tomorrow when the
oilers are expected to clinch
the Eastern title before home
fans.
The Oilers are in the same
spot as Los Angeles, needing
only a victory or a tie-and
not even that If the New York
Titans (6-6) fail to defeat the
Evening star., 1960-12-10

Totals 10 IL so Totals is 3 81
Halftime: 26-l3. Dunbar.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

Totals l01l 81 Totals 241I5
Halftime: 31-16, Wakefield.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
basketball game.

Totals IL POI So Totals % 20 81
Halftime: $3.50. B.-C.C.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

Tsti.iu.! TSiils 81 s,.Ss. /: 4 w.Total' 1918 8
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BOXING
Continued From Page A-1S

Continued From Page Ais
per cent of the managers cut
of Listens fight purses. The
balance of that cut, Kuda said,
was divided in IL per cent
shares among Palermo, VlLale
and two others whose names
he could not pin down.
Liston. the 27-year-old chal-
lenger, has served time for
holdups and assaulting
policeman in st. Louis. In the
ring, he has lost only one bout
and knocked out 20 Of his 80
opponents.
Norris during his testimony
yesterday said he thought Lis
ton has great ability" and
that through the IBC he tried
to build him into a heavy
weight title contender.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BIoir's Stock Jumps
In Bi-County League

fectively screened out the Spar
tans' 6-foot-7 center. Warren
Price, and gave the Blazers
three and four shots under
the offensive boards when they
needed them. This wasn't
often, however. as Blair built
up a 1913 first-quarter margin
and outscored Walter Johnson,
23-9. in the second period to
put the game out Of sight.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Nueent to Keep Maryland Post

ins, president Of the university
Nugent, who has two years tc
go on a four-year contract, de-
MED he had been contacted by
either the Redskins or Eagles
officials Of both teams ex-
pressed surprise at the reports
Nugent also declined to say
what subjects he and DR.. Elk
ins discussed.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
WI Turns on Heat
TO Beut Osbourn

With Washington-Lee lead.
ing by only six points at half
time, Ed Hummer and Bob
Burrough sparked q third
quarter rally to give the Gem
erals q commanding 54-3l lead.
They went on to q 74-39 VIC
tory last night over Osbourn
in o Virginia Group LA game
at Osbourn.
The unbeaten Generals, win
ming their third straight bas-
ketball game, had i've players
in double figures.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Groveton Winner

Groveton High School, paced
by John Neary's 23-point pro-
duction. vaulted into an 81
advantage and never led by
less than 5 points on the way
to a 65-45 victory over George
Washington last night in q
Northern Virginia Group LA
League basketball game at
| Hammond.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

Coach Tom Nugent. who was
rnysteriously rumored as being
considered for the jobs of
coaching either the Redskins or
the Philadelphia Eagles, Is
going to remain at Maryland.
Nugent made the announce
ment after a Commute session
last night with DR.. Wilson ,Elk-
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Wakefield Five
Dumps Fuirfux

Richie Duques scored IT
points to lead Wakefield to a
59-31 win over Fairfax in a
Virginia Group la basketball
game last night at Fairfax.
Duques scored eight of his
points in the third period,
when the Warriors outscored
the Rebels, 1873.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Fred Huuff Sturs
In Northwood Win

Fred Hauff, playing his first
varsity game, scored eight Of
his IL points in the 1lnal period
to give Northwood High School
Ia $3.50 come-from-behind VIC
tory over Bethesda Chevy Chase
last night at Northwood in q
Maryland Bi-County League
Evening star., 1960-12-10
@HetzeI Equals Blades
AsLondon Wins, 1887

of revenge for Landon. Bladens-
burg. Maryland State cham
pions last year, was the last
team to beat Landon.
The Bears held 1876, 40-17
and 67-28 quarter leads. When
Hetzel came up with is points
in the third period. four more
than the Mustangs totaled. it
began to look as though Landon
might get to or over the 100
mark. Barton. however, started
subbing freely and things cooled
of.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Gonzogo RolIies,
Beuts Anucostiu

Trailing 45.37 at the start Of
the last quarter, GonZaga's
basketball team rallied to de-
feat Anacostia. 1888. yester-
day at Anacostia.
Tom Egan, 6-foot senior.
scored a basket with two min
utes to play to give the Eagles
their first lead. 52-5l, and the
Indians could not catch up.
Anacostia was handicapped by
the loss Of Center Steve Broad
hurst, out with q twisted ankle.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Chamberlain Wins

Joe Wood, Don Holiday and
Dennis Hyater hit on success
sive shots to put Chamberlain
in the lead with three minutes
left in the final period, and the
Volts went on to a 5l-45 bas-
ketball victory over Bell Voca-
tional yesterday at Jefferson
Junior High School
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Chargers Shoot for Berth
In First AFL Title Game

Oakland Raiders SD at San
Francisco tomorrow.
If Los Angeles misses today,
1t can back in tomorrow via q
tie or loss by the Dallas Texans
(6-6). Dallas is home to the
Boston Patriots SD.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
,DeAotho Rolls
Pust Western

~ Powerful DeMatha made its
basketball record 40 with q
1853 victory over Western yes
rterday at DeMatha. The Stays
Were led by John Austin with
-26 points and Jimmy Jones
With Is. D.
Austin, q trasnfer from
Carroll. now has scored 70
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Northwestern Five
Takes Overtime

Phil Poston scored four points,
Jim Dooley two and Bob Smith
one in an overtime period to
give Northwestern High School
a 1874 victory over Suitland
last nigh t at Suitland in a
Maryland Bi-County League
ho SlafhalI covn1
Evening star., 1960-12-10
High Point on Top

High Points defense held all
Oxon Hill High School scorers
under double figures last night
as the Eagles led from start to
finish for a 44-37 victory in a
Maryland Bi-County League
basketball opener at Oxon Hill.
Mike Olson, a 6-foot-1 senior
transfer from Minnesota led
the scoring with II points.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
FoIIs Church Wins

Falls Church High School
jumped into an early lead and
never was headed as it defeated
Madison, 51-41, last night at
Madison in a Northern Virginia
Group la League basketball
game.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Honor Grid Sturs

The Washington Distric
Football officials Association
will honor many of the areas
brightest gridiron stars tonight
at its second annual awards
banquet at the Touchdown
Club, starting at 1880 o'clock.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Unbeuten Stuart
Whips Lee Hiqh

Bud Anderson. Gary Rankin
and Tom Hughes scored 80
points and grabbed 80 rebounds
to give unbeaten Jeb Stuart
High School its third straight
basketball victory. 1888. over
Lee last night at Stuart. It
was q Virginia Group la game.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Porker-Groy Victor

Parker-Gra High School,
which lost its nonleague opener
started its Virginia Inter-
scholastic Association Group
II District / schedule with q
74-39 victory over Walker
Grant last night in Fredericks-
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Rogers Sporks
SidweII Friends

Sidwell Friends School de-
Heated Baltimore Friends, 47-l5,
id a basketball game yesterday
at home. Jeff Rogers l6 points
was enough to give the Quakers
their first victory after an OPEN
igak loss. F.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Mason Stops Herndon

George Mason built up an
early lead and survived a late
Herndon rush to win, 60-54,
on the losers basketball court
last night.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Dunbur Is Victorious

Lonnie Dempsey scored IT
points and Alonzo Rush hit for
10 as Dunbar High School de-
feated Hoffman-Boston, 50-33,
Yesterday at Hoffman Boston.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
oodSon Junior High School.
Loss for Coolidge

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Coolidge High School of
Washington opened its basket
ball season by losing to Patter-
son Park, 57-45, here yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE. Dec. 10.--Pim-
leo was expecting its second 81
million handle of the current
meeting for its final Saturday
program Of 1860.
With the weather due to
warm up a bit after yesterdays
l5-degree dip. a crowd of 20. 900
was anticipated for the $40, ,000-
added Pimlico Cup at 2is miles,
a marathon which drew seven
starters. The emphasis today
was on distance racing with the
total mileage for the nine races
nearly 91a miles.
Post time was advanced IS
minutes with the first field
scheduled to get of at 1?:45
pm.
Promised Lands Finale
A sentimental touch was
added to the colorful Pimlico
Cup as Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs
Promised Land was running his
last race in the gruelling test
Of stamina. Promised Land,
who won the Pimlico Special in
1857 and Bowie's Campbell
Handicap in 1858, is slated to
be retired to the breeding farm.
Promised Land, topwei9hted
with Ill pounds. ruled an even
money favorite. with Laudy
Lawrence's Beau Diable, 108, a
close second choice. Jockey
Evening star., 1960-12-10
Triumph for Rockets

Working the fast break to
perfection with Kenny Doane
on the scoring end. Richard
Montgomery defeated Wheaton,
64-45. in Q Maryland BIZ
County League basketball