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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19
Cross's 5 Wins
Mixed League;
Petes Up Lead

Cross's Five, led by Edith
Cross's 327, won three from
Lawrence's Five and clinched
the league championship in the
Mixed League at the Rockville
Bowling Center.
The Five ended up with a sea-
son mark of 62-43. Clogg's Five
was second with a 59-46 mark.
Clogg's won two from Farmers
Banking & Turst as Steve Har-
ris Clipped in a 1854 to lead the
winners. Electronic Whole
salers closed out the year with
a sweep over Williams BARRIERS.
Jerry Stephanos rolled a 1913 to
lead the winners. Irv Gates
posted $50 for the losers. Nicky
Wilkerson rolled 1913 to pace
Bealps ESQ to 2-1 win over
Keller'S Five.
UNITY EMPLOYEES
THURSDAY-League leading
Sneaky Petes rolled over the
Dashing Rollers, 80, to up their
lead to seven games. Tom Fulks
had 1863 while Bob Wood rolled
345 for the winners. The
Muddled Five behind Bill Bur
roughs' 344 won over the Live
Five, FL. Dan Karsners 343
led the Late Corners to a 2-1
win over the Hi-Lows. Bill Rec
tor pitched a 355 series to lead
the Pinsplitters over the Pin
Topplers, 80.
COUNTY EMPLOYEES-The
Road Gang picked up ground
on the league-leading Aces by
sweeping all three games from
the Friendly Five. Hugh Will
kerson led the win with a 387
series. Paul Foster threw 326
for the losers. Jim Seligh
rolled 1886 as the Timber Top
pers won over the Aces, 81.
Mel Horn rolled 324 for the
losers. Doug Dayhoffs 357
paced the Wood Choppers to a
FL win over the Alley Cats.
Jack Rutter's 329 led the Hound
Dogs to a 81 win over the Hi
Five.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

EARLY BIRDS - Juanita
Fletcher rolled 342 with high
games of 127 and 127 to lead
the Woodpeckers over the
Whooping Cranes. The league
leading Cats Birds and the Sec
ond-place Robins maintained
their hgih stations by winning
80 contests. Virginia Federline
rolled BOG to lead the leaders
over Buzzards and Louise
Koppe's 288 topped the Robins.
Wanda Alexander's 272 led the
Baltimore Orioles to the ,nly
other sweep of the week. The
Blue Jays and Puffins won by
2-1 scores. Edith Cross had a
331 for the Jays.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-19

ern Store on Wisconsin ave..
and at Stombock's, 1882 M st.,
NV. Tickets will be mailed to
those sending checks to East
ern All-Arabian Horse Show,
7510 River rd., Washington IA,
d. C.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-11-19

mands foreclosure on a certain
real estate mortgage and seeks to
recover. judgment against you in
the amount of Three Thousand
Four Hundred Fifty One Dollars
and forty-two cents ($3, 451.42)
plus interest and costs, for funds
expended by said plaintiff to safe
guard and repair the property,
pay taxes and insurance, and other
expenses, and for such other and
further relief as the Court may
deem just and proper.
And in the event of your failure
so to appear and answer, plain
tiff will take judgment against
you for want thereof, and will APP
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-11-19

ply to the Court for the relief de-
handed in its Complaint, as here
tofore stated.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE
Edward V. Davis, Judge of the
above-entitled Court, and the seal
of said Court hereunto affixed, this
10th day of October, 1860, at
Anchorage, Alaska.
A. M. Vokacek
Clerk of Court
Published Oct. %, Nov. S, II,
& 10, 1860.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-11-19

l BDRM. HOME off Mission Rd.
on a good sized lot. Average type
rental construction; fully furn.
Live cheaper than paying rent.
Down payment ony $1,000 with
500 monthly payments. Con-
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Ph 2761 19-1n
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-11-19

SEVEN GOOD CITY LOTS front
ing on Mission Rd. only Il mile
from school. This would be an
excellent site for small apart
ment house. City water & sewer
is available. Total price is $4,-
200 cash. Contact Kodiak Aleu-
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NO. 6O-328
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
PIE STATE OF ALASKA 10
THE ABOVE NAMED DRFEN-
DANFS, GREETING:
You and each of you are hereby
Repaired to appear in the Superior
Court for the State of Alaska,
Third Division, Anchorage Alaska,
Within thirty (30) days after the
last qualification of this Summons,
namely within thirty (S0) days
after tine 18th day of November,
1a60, im case this Saiammans is
pabaished, or witasin forty (40)
days after tire date Of IDS service
upon You i'm case this summans
is served upon you personally, and
answer the Complaint of the above
named plaintiff on file in said
Court in the above entitled action.
Tue paaimtiff i'm this suit de-
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR
THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION
ISLAND INVESTORS, INC. }
"a Domestic Corporation) }
Plaintiff, }
vs.
MAURICE F. O'BRIEN and)
MONICA P. O'BRIEN }
Defendants, }
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Where is, As is, fishing boat G. P.
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Nom wants baby sitting ut home.
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/, Ned b. Roberts and f. q. Jack
som have dissolved partnership
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aDd /, Ned Il. Roberts ann mot
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Evening star., 1960-09-17
Grozo Quits as Player,
Stoys as Browns Aide

National Football League, and
they went all the way after
tying the New York Giants for
the Eastern title division. In
the playoff game, Groza kicked
the Browns to an 8-3 victory
over the Giants.
In the last minute Of the
championship game at Los An
geles, with the Rams leading
1927, the passes of Otto Gra-
ham moved the Browns into
Ram territory. AS the kicking
unit came in, Graham and the
others left the field joyfully
swinging their helmets, certain
that Groza would kick the win
ming field goal. They were
right.
That was the big one"
Groza remarked, because there
was more on the line"
"The Toe" in IA years has
scored 1,001 points, including
one touchdown on a tackle
eligible formation. His l3l field
goals in league competition is
a league record. He also holds
the league record for most field
goals in one Season-23 in 1853
and most points after touch
down-343.
In the two leagues he had q
total of 512 points after touch
down, missing only II attempts
in the IA years, and a total of
l6l field goals made out of 300
| attempted.
Evening star., 1960-09-17

CLEVELAND, Sept. II (AP)
The Cleveland Browns will go
into their 1860 season without
THE Toe" the man who kicked
them into their first National
Football League title 10 years
ago and who has scored more
points than any other Browns
player.
Philosophically. but with
evident sadness, the 36-year-
old Lou Groza bowed out as
a player yesterday. The last
member of the original Browns
squad, Groza has been bothered
by back trouble throughout
the training season.
Coach Paul Brown announced
Groza'S decision at a Touch
down Club luncheon. and the
crowd of almost 1000 gave
Groza a standing ovation.
Groza will join the Browns
staff as an aide to Coach Paul
Bixler in the player personnel
department. He is vice presi-
dent of Insurance Counselors,
Inc, but will devote week ends
to scouting for the Browns at
college games.
Groza told newSmen his
greatest thrill in IA years with
the Demonstrating in the
old All-American Football Con-
ference in l946-waS the title
winning kick in 1850. That was
the Browns first year in the
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Hammond Power
Dominates PIuy

Hammond High School didn't
complete a pass but piled up
BAT yards on the ground for a
26-7 victory over Falls Church
in the opening Group la
League football game for both
schools last night at George
Washington.
Tom Arehart, a 5-foot-7,
165-pound halfback, scored two
touchdownS for the Admirals.
Halfback George Philip, a Is
year old Hammond junior
picked up lot yards in eight
carries and scored one touch
down.
sAkfs sANSoSG5H CHURCH g g ia
Fails Church scoring: -TouchdownC
l'icholS Il, rum. PAT-Reynolds.
Hammond scoring Touchdowns-
Arehart. t3, run: l3, rum: Gray l33.
rum; Philip 90, rum. PAT-Are-
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Long Runs Give
Eastern Decision
Over Bethlehem

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Sept. IT
(SpeciaD. - Eastern High
School of Washington, D. c.,
cashed in on long runs in the
second and third periods for a
1877 victory over Bethlehem
here last night.
Quarterback Samuel Brodie
raced SO yards for the visitors
first score after Willie john
son had intercepted a Bethle-
hem pass on the Eastern IS.
The Ramblers went 65-yards
in three plays in the third Pc
riod, highlighted by the run
ming of Fullbacks Harold Fra
zier and Rufus White. Frazier
ran rs yards to the Bethlehem
40 and White went 81 more to
the 3 before Brodie plunged
over for the score.
EASTERN o T O-l3
BETHLEHEM Z 0 0 o. Z
Eastern scoring: Touchdowns-Bro
die 2 t63, run; 3, rum, PAT-White
(run).
Bethlehem scoring: Touchdown-Mu-
SchlitZ 90, rum PAT-Denod (runl
Evening star., 1960-09-17
CADETS SWAMP ANACOSTIA
Flynn Draws PIoudits
As St. Johns Best

he's much faster. Just as i'm
portant, he's the best blocker
I've ever seen in high school
football"
Flynn got the Cadets off to a
flying start by running rs yards
with the opening kickoff for a
touchdown. He fumbled the
ball trying to catch it, but
recovered and had clear field
after he reached the midfield
stripe.
In the second period, Flynn
made an over-the-Shoul
catch of Scotty Glackens pass
on the 8, shook of one
tackler, and danced into the
end zone to complete a 34-yard
play. He finished the scoring
in the last quarter with a IT.
yard run over center that
capped a 60-yard drive. The
other touchdown was scored in
the third period on a 4-yard
sneak by Gary Bach, a sub
quarterback on his only offen-
sive play of the game.
ST. JOHNS 7-2S
ANACOSTIA 0 0 0 0 %
st. Johns scoring Touchdown
Flynn 3 (75, kickoff return; "a, pass
from Glacken: II. run). Bach a, rum.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Phelps Upsets
Bell Eleven

An alert defense gave Phelps
High School l4-6 victory over
Bell in a mild football upset
yesterday at Eastern.
Guard Allen Lynch blocked
a Bell punt in the first period
and Linebacker Raymond Bun
dy recovered the ball on the Bell
IL. Fullback Gene George went
the distance for the touchdown
on the next play.
In the second period, Tao
kle Christopher Burton grabbed
a Bell tumble on the Vocats'
%. Halfback Billy Davis got the
touchdown on a 17-yard run.
1t was Phelps second straight
victory Of the season.
BELL ------ o 0 O O. 8
Phelps scoring: ouchdowns-George
III, rum; Davis az. rum. PAT
George Crun); Marshall tpass from
Smith.
Bell scoring: Touchdown-Walker
(3o, pass from McGee)
Evening star., 1960-09-17
George Mason
Trims Stafford

John Carlo of George Mason
High School was the big
weapon as the Mustangs opened
heir football season with a
1921 victory over Stafford last
might at Stafford.
Carlo. 210-pound junior full
back, scored three touchdowns,
Jassed for another and kicked
Two extra points. His last
touchdown, a 40-yard run with
Two and a half minutes left in
the game, turned out to be the
margin of victory.
fsTAFFoRD - o I l4-2i
Geo. Mason scoring: touchdown
Carlo, 20, run; Is, run; 40, rum
Duncan q, pass-run from Carlo)
Conversions-Carlo, 2.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Roosevelt Gives
DeNuthu Scare

DeMatha High School, suf-
fering from a possible letdown
after last weeks 800 pasting OF
Spingarn, caught Roosevelt s
football team smarting from q
sided loss to St. Johns and
barely escaped with a 1876 VIC
tory yesterday at Roosevelt.
The Riders, bouncing back
after last weeks 26-7 loss to St
Johns, allowed DeMatha only
one long scoring drive. The
Stays went so yards in the Sec
ond period with Fullback Bob
White picking up most of the
yardage. Quarterback Chip
Adomanis scored on a short
plunge.
End Bob Menoch blocked a
Roosevelt punt on the Riders
40 in the first period to set up
the first touchdown, scored by
Fullback Bobo Robinson.
RoosE7Ekr R6oATHA ----5 8 Q ga g 3
DeMatha scoring: Touchdowns-Rob
inson t3. rum; Adomanis g, rum
PAT-Alfongonis tkickl
Roosevelt scoring: Touchdown-Gar-
ret 40, rum.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Stugg Retires
AS Coach at 90,

STOCKTON, Calf, Sept. II
(AP).-Amos AlonZo Stagg of
ficially retired from coaching
today at the age of SO, ending
a football era.
The grand old man of the
game wrote Coach Larry Ken
terra of Stockton College that
he would be unable to act
again in the capacity of ad-
viSory coach, a volunteer job
he's been doing for seven sea-
sons.
1T is with a deep feeling OF
regret that I write you that
will not be able to accept your
invitation to come for football
practice this year." Stage
wrote.
For the past 70 years I have
been coach. At 98 years Of age,
it seems a good time to STOP"
Stagg began coaching at
Springfield College in 1890
after playing at Yale, where he
was named to Walter Camps
first All-America team.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
FumbIes Aid
Wakefield to
Beot Majors

Wakefield High School used
the old standby, the recovered
tumble, and a new single-wing
formation, to wear down Mount
Vernon in the fourth quarter
for an 1877 victory in the open
ing Group la football game
for both schools last night at
Mount Vernon.
Mount Vernon held a slim
7-6 lead after three periods
Then the Warriors turned to
the single wing after two fun
BILE recoveries deep in the
Majors territory and scored
each time.
Tackle Ned CARRIER recovered
Majors tumble on the Mount
Vernon "a. Although they lost
Is yards on a penalty, the
Warriors scored with Tailback
John Ball going over from the
seven.
Another Mount Vernon FUN
BILE gave Wakefield the ball on
the 10 and Halfback Dickie
Marshall scored on the next
play. Ball, who did the 100
yard dash in go seconds last
track season, scored Wake
fields initial touchdown on q
70-yard run.
WAKEFIELD % 12-1s
Wakefield scoring: Touchdowns-
Ball go, run: Z, rum; Marshal
40, run).
Mount Vernon scoring: Touchdown
Knox U2, rum. PAT-Young Ckick)
Evening star., 1960-09-17
By DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

Washington-Lee's young foot
ball team has a lot of growing
up to do before tangling with
st. Johns in its fourth game,
or so it seemed last night dur
ing a 14-2 decision over Fair
fax.
1t was a sloppily played game
on offense for both sides, as
many high school openers are
likely to be, and shouldn't have
impressed much of the crowd
OF 5000 or so in WI Stadium.
However. there were compensa-
tions for WI besides the score.
I'VE got a lot of experience
in this game, that's for sure, -
Coach John Youngblood said
afterward. If we can tougher
up the boys in the next two
games against OSbourn and Lee
we might be ready" meaning
not only for st. Johns but also
for succeeding games with such
as O'Connell, Annandale and
Wakefield.
Outgained by ia yards to 49
in the first half, Fairfax some
how rallied to dominate the rest
OF the game. allowing WI only
nine plays on offense after in
termiSsion while running up SO
yards to the Generals mere l3
But two interruptions in the
last half, making a total of four
for the night, throttled the
Rebels in close and their only
points came on the final play
when Guard Ronald Tankers-
ley and Tackle Bill Olson nailed
Quarterback Terry Brown in
the WI end zone.
WI moved SIS yards to score
with barely two minutes gone
in the second period. After an
Evening star., 1960-09-17
St. Stephen S Win
At Guithersburq

St. Stephens School. which
lost only one football game last
year, opened the season with
a convincing $40 romp over
GaitherSburg last night at
Gaithersburg.
Quarterback Chuck Shep-
herdSon and Halfback Marty
Baumberger supplied most o1
the fireworks for the winners
Stephenson threw two touch
down passes and Baumberger
scored twice on runs of Sc and
81 yards.
Baumberger, a 5-foot- 10
170-pound senior, picked ur
259 yards in Is carries.
GAITHERSBURG 0 0 0 o.
st. Stephens scoring: Touchdowns-
Baumberger t56, run; 81, rum
Gouldin (S. pass from Stephenson
Tiedman g. rum: O'Donnell (37, pass
from, Shepherdson). PAT-Shepherd
son (run).
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Carroll Spanks
Coolidge High

Coolidge High Schools foot
ball team fumbled the first two
kickoffS of the game and Car
roll converted both into quick
touchdownS on the way to a
46-0 victory over the Colts yes
terday at Coolidge.
Fullback Dave Endres and
Halfback Nick PiPietro each
scored two touchdownS as the
Lions opened their season. Car
ley Stedman, an ALI l-Metropoli-
tan at quarterback last year
started the game at halfback as
Junior Larry Marzetti directed
the attack.
Both were equally brilliant,
with Marzetti scoring on a
9-yard run and Stedman
passing 18 yards to End Herbert
Robinson while at quarterback
in the second half.
John Tivornik, a 240-pound
tackle, scored the Lions final
touchdown on a 20-yard run
with an intercepted pass in the
fourth quarter.
CARROLL ------- IL l3 I4-Ie
COOLIDGE --- o o O o. d
Carroll scoring; Touchdowns - En-.
dres a, run; > rum; DiPietro = g
run; 25, rum; Marzetti %, rum; Rob-
inson us. pass from StedmanI: Tiyor-
mix (20, run with intercepted pass
PAT-DiPietro, (kicks)
Evening star., 1960-09-17
RucewoyPoys
$187 Double
On FirstCurd
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star STAFF Writer

Sixty-two fans selected five
winners from the final six
races in last nights inaugural
card at Laurel Raceway and
collected $3.50, each, from
the 49er Gold Rush pool
Another CAT persons in the
opening night crowd of 4,877
picked four winners and each
received 81 from the Little
49er pool, for their 50 invest.
ment.
Total handle on the nine
race card was $212,911 with
$10.308 going into the "pick.
six" pool. Winning numbers lr
the pick six were 3, Z, 6, /, 2, s
Lorraine'S Bonny, No. 6, was
scratched in the fifth race.
Biggest return of the night
was the daily double payoff OF
$187 which was posted after
Sure Hanover ($6) won the
first race and Greater Dewey
($3580D took the second.
Al. Hollands StarmcSt, wor
last nights Inaugural Purse fol
BE- PAGERS. beating John w
Miller and Adrian Fishers
Sym's Best by three quarters
of a length. Starmost paid SIS
to win.
Laurel's feature tonight is
the $2,500 District of Columbia
Purse which has attracted a
field of seven PAGERS. Tangle-
wood Murray is the So fav-
orlte. Others in the field will
be Able Fair, Br;etta. Date
Knight. Newport Honor, Jack
Frost and Some Treat.
Evening star., 1960-09-17
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
By FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa, Football Coach
Question

It's Florida 0, George Wash.
ington 0, second quarter, 81
seconds to go. Florida's bal
on the George Washington AZ
second down and 7, midway
between the sidelines.
Florida has excellent ends
rugged. fast, good receivers
Florida's left half is fast, shifty
the fullback is strong, an out
side threat because of speed
the right half a power back.
You are the Florida quarter.
back, a good passer-runner
What play will you call:
l. Put left half on Tanker t.
side then flood deep zone tt
your left with both ends anc
TANKER as play develops?
2. Send both ends deep, delay
your left half flanker then senc
him down middle for pass?
3. Hit right half on sideline
pass, stopping clock?
4. PitchOut to fullback wide
with instructions to go out-of
bounds and stop the clock?
(AnSwer on Page Ala
Evening star., 1960-09-17
High Point Loses
To Northwestern

Northwestern High School
bounced back from a 26-0 loss
to Richard Montgomery last
week with a 9-6 decision over
High Point in a Maryland BIZ
County League football game
last night at Northwestern.
End Joe Szabo recovered a
tumble on the High Point 81
to set up the Northwestern
touchdown, scored by Quarter
back Richie Melbourne on a
6-yard run.
HIGH POINT - 90 6 O-6
NORTHWESTERN 1000 o. o %
High. Point scoring: Touchdown
Emmert al rum
Northwestern scoring; Touchdown
Melbourne GO. rum. Safety-Johnson
and Miller tackled High Point punter
in end zone and tumble rolled out of
bounds
Evening star., 1960-09-17
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Joe Gallagher has had many
fine fullbacks in his tenure as
head football coach at st
Johns, including All-Metro-
politan players Ralph (Brother)
Frye and Paul Ciatti, but he
rates none higher than his
present fullback, John Flynn.
Flynn, a 196-pound senior
scored three touchdowns yester-
day to lead unbeaten st. Johns
to its second victory, a 28-O
triumph over AnacoStia at An
acostia. Flynn has a total OF
five touchdowns this season.
John is as strong as Ciatti
or Frye" Gallagher said. land
Evening star., 1960-09-17
WI Acquires Sovvy
In Beating Foirfox

apparent touchdown pass to
Right End Steve Warren was
nullifled by a backfield-in-
motion penalty, Left End Earl
Pegram sneaked behind the
Fairfax secondary and caught
a perfect 18-yard pitch from
Brown in the end zone.
The second touchdown came
with less than three minutes
remaining in the half when De-
fensive Left End Lee Robertson
picked of a lob pass by Quar-
terback Doug Davis of Fairfax
and ran so yards like a scat
back for an easy score.
FAIRFAX ------ O o 0 = :
WI --- o IA o OLA
Fairfax scoring: Safety-Tankersley
and Olson tcaught Brown in WI END
2one)
WI scoring: uchdowns-Pegram
(1S, pass from Brown; Robertson go
intercepted pass. ConVersionS-Bur.
roughs ?
Evening star., 1960-09-17
Mckinley Tech
Drubs Dunbar

Mckinley Tech High opened
its season by drubbing Dunbar,
1877, in a non-league football
game yesterday at Tech.
Trailing by seven points after
the first quarter, Tech opened
up in the second and third when
backs Charlie Brown, Milton
Ryan and Billy Clark struck
paydirt on runs of l3, 81 and
4 yards, respectively.
DUNBAR --7 o o o. =
TECH ---- 0 l3 6 0-lq
Dunbar scoring: Touchdown-Holmes
t31, pass from Carter. Conversion
Carter.
Tech scoring: Touchdown-Brown
13, rum, Ryan (2l, rum. Clark a,
plunge). Extra point-Turner (pass
from Brown,