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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21
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the official rainfall was only
one-eighth Of an inch.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-21

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President-emeritus yet, but
NBC already is hard at work
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22

the larger schools in basketball.
After Ward put Gaithersburg
ahead, Northwood had seven
shots, but was unable to tie il
up. Ward led the scorers with
10 points and Leon Taylor had
IS for the winners.
If the fact that the Indians
got all those shots in the last 20
seconds gives you an idea that
Gaithersburg lacks a strong re-
bounder, you'll get plenty OF
sympathy from Coach Pat Nc
earthly.
I'VE can move and shoot with
the schools we play" Mccarthy
said, "but the rebounds hurt.
John Wolfe at 6-foot.2 is the tall
est man we have"
Even without the rebounds,
Mccarthy was very pleased with
his teams performance, and
especially the play of Ward and
Taylor. Ward, a 5-foot.11 junior
who earned a letter last year,
sets the plays. He is a smart
player with quick hands, his
only fault is lack of speed.
Taylor, who ame from
Carver. has fitted in very well
with Gaithersburg's complicated
weaving offense. The 5-foot-11
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22

Andre, the top scorer on the
Nv last year, has. continued his
hot hand. He posted q points
against the Mustangs, but came
down the wrong way on his
ankle in the fourth period and
has been taking whirlpool
treatments to reduce the swell
ing.
He's as good a shooter as we
have" Drown says of Andre.
His only trouble has been fit.
ting into this crazy type of de-
Tense we play"
browns "crazy defense" as
he describes it, is a man-for-
man press that was used all but
the last two minutes against
Bladensburg. Kelpy, a 5-foot-8
junior like Andre, has been
especially proficient playing it.
"Kelpy did a good job help
ing out on Tommy Barrett"
Drown said. Il had Linz on
Barrett normally, but Kelpy
went over to help out whenever
Barrett got the ball."
Barrett was held to IL points.
For a change the knights
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22

senior can drive and is rated
the best shot on the team.
I'VE try to feed him." Nc
earthly said. "EIe has an excel
lent touch"
Wolfe, another letterman, is
rated by Mccarthy as his best
rebounder. Mike Juden, native
of Missouri who went to
Richard Montgomery last year,
is a player of whom much is
expected, according to Nc
Carthy, as soon as he gets in
shape.
Tommy Fisher, 6-foot.1 sen.
ior letterman, is expected to be
lot of help off the boards, as
is Don Beckwith, a transfer
from Carver who is only jun.
ior. John Morton, a senior who
played some varsity last year,
and Gene Frye, another senior
up from the w, are expected to
see service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22

counties clashed head-on In
eight games on Thursday and
Friday, and Montgomery schools
won all eight.
Richard Montgomery, B-CC,
and Wheaton all grabbed two
victories each, and Blair and
Walter Johnson won single
games.
Bladensburg, last seasons
State Champs and the strongest
of the Prince Georges teams
again this season found its
hopes of repeating as league
champion badly shaken by two
losses, 64-63 to RMHS on Thurs
day and $3.50 to Wheaton Fri.
day. Both defeats came on the
Mustangs home court.
Suitland was trounced by
Wheaton and Walter Johnson,
and Northwestern was beaten
by B-CC and Blair.
Richard Montgomery had no
trouble defeating High Point,
74-49. Friday. and B-CC also de-
feated Oxon Hill.
The teams from Prime e
Georges had a chance to re.
deem themselves Tuesday after
the Sentinel went to press in
five games in Bi-County play.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22

The Knights, a young and in
experienced club, were not rated
very high before the season be-
gan, and they lived up to that
early billing by losing their
opener to veteran Richard Mont
gomery by 20 points.
Last week, however, Coach
Don browns athletes breeZed by
Suitland, 63-38, and upset Blad-
ensburg in a convincing 1856
manner Friday night on the
Mustangs court. -.
This doesn't necessarily mean
that Wheaton is going to sweep
the county, especially since
Ronnie Andre, the leading
scorer, will be lost until after
Christmas because of a very
badly sprained ankle.
ITS too early to say how
good we are" Drown comment
ed. 1--WE played good, hard-hit-
ting ball against Bladensburg,
but we were ragged. We were
stealing the ball and the losing
il again almost Immediately"
Still, the knights are far
ahead of schedule, despite the
loss of four starters, Mel Case,
Joe Brensike, Paul Cullen and
Doug Vice from last season.
The players mainly respon-
s:ble for the Knights success
have been two senior veterans,
jim Snowden and Joe Linz, and
four juniors from the w,
Andre, Dick Wilmer, Kerry KEEL
py and Fred Karnes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22

have good overall height. Wit.
mer and Karnes are both 6-foot-
4 and Snowden is 6-foot-2.
Drown, who is not known for
being over generous with his
praise, rates Wilmer as poten-
TALLY the best big man he has
had. Wilmer did a fine job re-
bounding against Bladensburg
and RMHS, and was especially
effective blocking shots against
the Rockets.
Snowden is not rated as a
good scorer, but he is very ag-
gressive under the boards.
Karnes played very well in
Wheaton's first two games, then
sat out the Bladensburg game
with a virus.
Last year the Knights depend
ed on Mel Case. This season
should be a different story in
that respect.
Everybody has to get 10
points each this year," Drown
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22
County Schools
Battle After
Wrecking PG

Having spent last week
wrecking the Prince Georges
County Teams, the Mont
gomery County schools will
turn upon each other in BIZ
iCoun ty and Montgomery
County League games to-
night.
Richard Montgomery will face
B-CC, always a dangerous club
at home, Blair plays at North
wood, and surprising Wheaton
visits Walter Johnson. All
games are scheduled for $50.
The three games conclude
activities for the six teams until
after New Years, except for the
Richard Montgomery Gathers
burg battle on December 80, and
a smattering of alumni games.
Blair Favored
Blair will be heavy favorite
to win the first time at North
wood. The two schools have
met four times in basketball,
and Blair has won only once,
1885. last year at home. This
year, however. the Indians are
having their troubles, and were
upset by Gaithersburg, 54-53,
after an opening victory over
B-CC.
The Blazers were not in their
best form beating Northwestern,
45-28, last Friday, but Coach
Eddie Moffat has enough good
ball players to substitute freely
in hopes of finding winning
combination.
Big Bob Windsor got into foul
trouble early against the Wild
cats, and George Davis had an
off night, but Jim Wendt and
Eddie Reynolds took their places
and did a good job. These two
combined with slick Sonny Jack.
son, Gary Goubeau, and Jim
O'Neil to spark a Blair rally in
the last quarter which won the
game.
jackson, Reynolds, and Davis
were especially effective steal
ing the ball and preventing the
Wildcats from setting up their
plays.
Goubeau did an excellent job
on the backboards with II re-
bounds, and received surprising
help from O'Neil. O'Neil normal
" an outside man, grabbed nine
rebounds.
Hope For Upset
Richard montgomery upset
B-CC, 51-50 last year at B-CC,
one of two losses the County
champs suffered in County play.
The Barons would like nothing
better than to throw a crimp in
the plans of the high-flying
Rockets.
AS expected, Kenny Doane
has been the high scorer for the
Rockets with SO points in the
first three games. Don Hoage,
the only remaining B-CC starter
from last year, and Ed Austin,
who proved a valuable substi-
tute late in the season, are ex-
pected to head the Barons' at.
tack.
Eight Victories
Two days last week were all
the County schools needed to
show surprising superiority in
the Bi-County league. The two
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22

remarked. 1--WE don't have any
one scorer who is hot consis-
tently."
Against the Mustangs it was
Andre, Kelpy and Wilmer who
did the majority of the scoring.
Bladensburg led by eight points
in the third period, but the
Knights tied the score at 43-43.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22
Wheaton Earns Respect
After RIadensbMry Win
BY Jim CawOOd
Shorts Writer

When Wheaton takes the floor tonight at $50 at
Walter Johnson, onlookers and WI players will have
respect for the Knights which not there week ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22

IUI 1NUTIIlWUUU.
On a jump shot in the last 20
seconds by star football quarter
back Jimmy Ward, in the
Troians' win, 54-53, last Friday
in Gaithersburg's opener on its
own court.
Northwood finished second in
both the Bi-County and Mont
gomery County for the past two
seasons. Last season Gathers
burg lost IL straight in its first
year of full competition against
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-22
B4Thdy December a. SENTINEL a aoSEff mD
Troiuns Lack Height
Gaithersburg Upsets
Northwood in Opener

1t took two to do it. but Gaithersburg got the
satisfaction of knocking off of the larger Montgomery
County schools last week. when the Troans came from
behind in the last minute of play to nip perennay power
Evening star., 1960-07-16
Party Bigwigs
Elbow to Elbow

LOS ANGELES, July 16 (AP)
Democratic bigwigs lined up
elbow to elbow last night for
Senator Kennedy's acceptance
speech.
Front-row occupants, besides
the nominee himself, included
Senator johnson of Texas,
House Speaker Rayburn of
Texas, Representative James
Roosevelt Of California, Adlai
E. Stevenson, Senator Hum
phrey of Minnesota, Senator
Symington of Missouri, Senator
Church of Idaho, Gov. Michael
V. Disable of Ohio, Gov. G.
Mennen Williams of Michigan,
Gov. Abraham Ribicoff of Con-
necticut and Paul M. Butler,
chairman of the National Com
mittee.
Mrs. Rose Kennedy, the Sem
ator's 70-year-old mother, sat
to his right.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
Dalton Heads
Area Club for
Rockefeller Draft

A Washington area Draft
Rockefeller for President Club
is being organized here by
Donald H. Dalton, an attorney
Mr.. Dalton, first vice presi-
dent of the District Bar Asso-
citation, has been approved as
a leader by William Brinton,
San Francisco, national chair
man of the Draft Rockefeller
clubs.
In a telegram to Mr.. Dalton,
Mr.. Brinton said:
1T is a pleasure to add you
to the ranks of others through
out the country who are work.
ing with determination on the
Draft Rockefeller for President
clubs. Your willingness to take
the lead in Washington and to
enlist the support of others in
this necessary drive to draft
Rockefeller, who can win, is
greatly appreciated"
Mr.. Dalton said that the new
Draft Rockefeller Club will
have a temporary Office at 815
Fifteenth street NV. He added
that support for a Draft
Rockefeller" movement is grow
ing steadily in the Washington
area.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
Youth Captured
By K-o's Mark
Gets Jail Term

Freddie Alan Mum, 20, cap
tured last month by Mark, the
most famous member of the
police K-9 Corps, in a raid"
on the Woodner Hotel parking
lot, was sent to Jail for 90
days yesterday.
Num-, along with a 19-year-
old companion, surrendered to
police Pvt. William R. Newman
July 8 after Mark won out in
a chase.
This is what happened, AS
sistant United States Attorney
Dennis D. Duffy said:
Pvt. Newman had spotted
the pair tampering with an
automobile. When the men
saw the policeman and his dog,
they jumped from the car and
tried to escape. Mark gave
chase and nipped them both
on the leg.
Municipal Court Judge John
Lewis Smith. jr., sentenced
Num-, of the 1900 block of
Irving street NV. after he
pleaded guilty to tampering
with an automobile and carry
ing a dangerous weapon, a
razor Glade.
His companion, David Cor
man, of the 1900 block Of
Park road NV. had pleaded
guilty to a tampering charge
earlier this week and was
placed on one years proba-
ton. n
Evening star., 1960-07-16
Lost Boy Found
By Police DOG

An 18-month-old boy who
went for a post-bedtime walk
last night and got lost in an
alley three blocks from hi;
home. was shifted out by King
of the Police Canine Corps.
Pvt. Roy L. Ross said he and
King were patrolling in the
alley behind the 1000 block ot
Fourth street NV. when the
dog sensed something.
King nosed his way into the
weeds and found the child
John r. Hill, clad in pajama
top and diaper, just about to
go to sleep.
The child was too young to
talk, so Pvt. Virginia Scott OF
the Women'S Bureau canvassed
the neighborhood and found
Johns mother, Mrs. Dolores
Hill, IT, of 400 V street NV.
Mrs. Hill said she had put
John to bed about 9 pm. ir
their first-floor apartment but
he apparently decided to &c
for a walk instead.
King, a 19-month-old Ger.
man Shepherd, recently was the
center of a controversy when 6
citizen charged that the dos
had bitten him. King later wa.
exonerated of the charge thai
his conduct was unbecoming &
member of the Canine Corps.
Evening star., 1960-07-16

close to voting IS per cent price
supports for wheat instead OF
the, present rs. In the end
Democratic farm State Sen
ators who wanted 80 per cent
had to settle for continuing
with rs.
The House rejected even the
mild Senate bill and also killed
a broader farm measure writ
ten by Democrats on its Agri.
culture Committee.
Senator Kennedy's biggest
task on the floor next month
probably will be to handle the
minimum wage bill.
He is chief sponsor of this
and headed the subcommittee
which originally drafted it.
This measure is ready fol
debate. AS approved in the
Labor Committee. it would
raise the 81 floor to $1.25 in
three steps and bring an addi-
tional 5 million workers under
coverage of the law.
But there is considerable
opposition to it in the Senate
from both Republicans ano
Democrats. And the House
last month rejected a bill
similar to Senator Kennedy's
passing only a stripped-dowr
version.
The Massachusetts, Senator
also is a longtime sponsor of
legislation to write a medical
care plan for retired persons
into the social security system.
This still is tied up in the
Senate Finance Committee and
is expected to bring bitter Sen
ate debate. The social security
approach to the problem is re-
jected by the administration.
The House has passed a bill
with only limited medical bene-
fits, not tied to social security
Senator Kennedy will have
the prestige of his presidential
nomination to help him with
Democratic Senators and the
all-out backing of his running
mate, Senator johnson, whose
position as majority leader and
his own abilities as a tactician
give him strong influence over
the course of legislation. But
it appears the two candidates
will have their work cut out
for them.
Evening star., 1960-07-16
WILLIAM S. WHITE

A revolution in American
politics, which had in fact
been long in the making but
never before had been gen.
orally recognized, is now out
in the open.
The historic domination Of
the Democratic Party by the
State Governors has drawn
to its close, as has just been
shown in Los Angeles.
The congressional wing OF
the party has come into its
own. The realities Of the
modern world. which see even
the most powerful of Gov
ernors dealing with dull
things like throughway tolls.
have ended the old final
authority of the State house.
The Senate of the United
States has now become the
place where presidential
candidates are bred. This is
because Senators deal direct
ly with the great national
and international problems
that cannot come under a
Governors control.
Look at the proof. The
man shortly to be nominated
by the Republicans for Presi-
dent, Vice President Rich
ard Nixon, never served in
any Governors mansion. He
opened his career by being
elected to the House Of Rep
resentatives. He went from
there to the Senate and from
there to the vice presidency.
The Democratic presiden-
tial nominee, Senator John
F. Kennedy, also started his
Evening star., 1960-07-16
Strategy Called Boldly Conceived
And Execution Smooth and FlowIess

from the nominee. they will
accomplish nothing at all. In
the goth century nothing is
gained by being negative.
Both Kennedy and Nixon
know this. Nixon expects to
carry some Southern border
States. But neither really
cares whether four or five
States withhold their elec-
toral votes. They decide this
in sorrow and in sincere in
ability to comprehend the
thinking of The Deep South
States.
The Kennedy campaign
disturbed some people. 1t had
a great deal of the electronic
age in it. He used polls, COM
puters and many IBM ma
chimes. His efforts were exact
ing, painstaking and careful.
Data were fed into computers
and results obtained. Ken
nedy does hire specialists and
experts. And he listens to
them. kissing babies wins
few votes nowadays.
1t was the presence of the
1BM machine in his cam
paign which disconnected and
disturbed some of the dele
gates and perhaps some of
the voters. The Kennedy pre-
paration was smooth, re-
hearsed and efficient. Not one
tactical mistake was made.
There were two highlights
OF strategy. The first was
the announcement by Gov.-
Nominate Terry Sanford of
North Carolina early in the
week that he would vote
for Senator Kennedy. This
took the air out of the john
son sails because it seemed
Evening star., 1960-07-16
RALPH MeGHL

LOS ANGELES.-Political
scientists for years to come
will be studying the triumph
of Jack Kennedy in the DEM
ocratic convention much as
military strategists pore over
the valley campaign of Stone
wall Jackson. For let no one
be deceived, the young man
from Massachusetts, won the
hard way. before the roll call
was done. And he did so with
plans wEich included all the
routine political techniques,
but which were so boldly con-
ceived a:lo executed as to
defy immediate analysis.
He won without toe South.
This he hoped to do. In his
plans. which began to be COM
piled 31a years ago. he aud
his aides planned it that way.
He has not sought to frag-
ment the Nation. But he did
aim at the vast States with
industrial concentrations and
at those Western and farm
States which are III need Of
Federal aid. irrigation and
agricultural legislation.
The South, which has been
reduced to near political i'm
potency, has become a prob
lem for all national candi-
dates. 1t demands, but it
never comedies. AS one of the
Kennedy staff said, I'VE de-
cided to GO for a platform
plank on civil rights which
simply stated the facts. We
knew from past conventions
that no matter how mild such
a bill might be, the South
would object. So, we decided
this year to gamble and lay
down the principles of equal
justice and opportunity"
Kennedy does not want to
ALLEVIATE the South. He will
visit it and seek its votes.
But his appeal will be to the
regions young politicians who
realize that the Spessard Hol-
lands, the Gov. Almonds, the
Ross Barnetts and the citi-
zenS and States rights coun-
ellis speak for the past and
will, if they dominate, set the
South back a half century.
If the Southern States 60
ahead with their plan to
withhold their electoral votes
Evening star., 1960-07-16
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Brief history Democrats ticket
The Ivy League struck oil.
New Democratic slogan: "An the way with ]. F. K-and
half the way with L. B. j."
Everyone knew there was bad blood between Jack
Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson but nobody thought Kennedy
would be cruel to make johnson Vice President
Republicans put real Nelson Rockefeller
for Vice President There's talk getting Rockys
banker to threaten to call his loans
Democrats have real insurance for the campaign They've
got Boston trust fund with Texas oil depletion allowance
Federal glossary: The budget-an estimate of how much
more it will cost to stay broke