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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

The st. Louis ARGUS claims
the president of Playtex, Ltd,
makers Of ladies girdles and baby
panties, ]. S. Bellmeyer recently
wrote his US. Senator J. Allen
Frear of Delaware that Negroes
were not ready" for Indignation
during the recent civil rights de-
bate. Bellmeyers position was on
page 612O of the March % issue
of the Congressional Digest.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

knowledge and timber shouldn't
be much used tin they are season.
Holmes. .... ...
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03
REAL EsrATn goa sALI
37oI 2ND AVE. SOUTH

Make me an offer for this five
bedroom corner home. Two bed
rooms down, full basement and
garage. Drive by then call UN.
6-S495, Mr.. Page, F'E. 2-26S2.
WHITE INVESTMENT CO.
S-45
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03
Child eARE WANTED

BABY SITTER WANTED. Cali
after $3.50 pm. IA. 2-9159. S-45
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03
SHARP DUPLEX
30I EAST 32ND STREET

Four rooms and bath each floor.
Immaculate turnout. Full base
ment, gas furnace heat, laundry
tubs and garbage incinerator. Com
bination windows. Excellent terms
available. Payments like rent. Mr..
Mesken. ia. 1924. S-45
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

LymOn Til June s:
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03
APARTMENTS FOR RENT,

FIVE ROOM apartment. Private
bath 256 18th Ave. South. CAN Mr.
Bl6ckman FE. 9-6610 for informa-
ton. SIT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

TWO LOVELY TWO bedroom
cabins with picture windows and
one five room cabin for rent or
sale. Write or call Larry or Mae
Taylor, Aitlcin, MINI. Walnut T.
2786. SIS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03
BUILT ON INTEGRITY
IN AREA or FINE HOMES

Three bedroom home. $40 9Th Av.
North. Fun price 5000. Low down
payment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

Two-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
man, FEE $500. S-TF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-06-03

1928 Oliver North. Three bedroom
rambler, four years old Twice re-
duced to $13, 300. Must sell
Evening star., 1960-04-03

nc
Evening star., 1960-04-03
WAC
ToMork
Birthday

Eighteen Is tae idsEl ~-
for = debut and that Is WhaE
this year Is for The WDHE
Army Corps To celeaEz1E-
the WAC officers n WA<h-x-
ton have sent ont urzz-lC1s
70 . reception On Ss1EGsE,
May Il. n Patton Hal F-
Myer-
Sharing hono-x n tne
coming Of age party VI
be retiring IL Col Mary A.
mes HaIsrsn- Q former O.
rector Of the CUPS Who SzePE
out n June
The 6 70 9 oclock Ez-a
70 be he'd N the Cgyxzl
Room Al the club VII I'D
the director q tl1e cEp
Col Mary Louise N5LEz1
heading the recelvzng @e
Ii Col S1s Lynch and h-
hard-workIng COMMITTEES E-V
making plans fur Z t00-oo1rA
event Among those aSzS-zlE
are Ii Col ElERhe1h P
Hoising1ol- MAJ DE =
Connor. Maj Marie KsES--
Mai Phyllis RooS- MAJ A"
Curtin and MAJ Joselae
RedeniuS
Col HaIls-en and h=
mother. Mrs John J. Hal
laren, have = house II Ar
lingpon and EhE1eT- ca
Hallaren decides 10 do after
June, il Is safe 10 say that
for q time neRTSF T-xEz
VIII be her home ADU1E her
plans are a TIP 70 MEIco u
August
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Reception Planned
For New Citizens

Newly naturzliEed A-s-I-
can citizens VII Be guests q
honor Et an II an rTcEp-
ton April II N tFs lawyers
lounge Of the United S141eS
Courthouse. inmedlR-e9y Eo2-
lowing the ns1u-zE-Ez-511
hearing In the oeTE1uClzl
courtroom.
The reception VII be loD--
ly sponsored by tHae District
Of Columbia WonenS Bar
Association and the DaSzE5c5
Of Columbia CUZnEl- PE-Ez-
otic Women q AneI1c2-
Evening star., 1960-04-03
'ihro" BY Sarong
ansruer" BY Gossard

keeps bulges under control
The your figure problems! Heoncoe bonds
control UnrIy buees slim firmly and youthfuy into this
years foshion book PuI-on high woist S. M L--I2.SO
GssssrEs Flair" Bro, all with oIwoy stretch elastic
on ground cups Undercup renfocements definite sep
oruton- A. 3, ,C-----------------------
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-11-19

he did I. R.-letting his friends
come first? Well, is he G. H. p?
X B. 8. has her eyes on a GER
tain fellow, so watch out boys
because you will be getting one.
Right B. S.?
* Say, T. H., we see that you
have a new conner coming in.
Right I. c.?
y M. c., we see that you and
Il. c. are on the verge of break
ing up. Well, as E. said Sat.
night, please, please don't CO."
i Hey, N. c. certain girl
wants you to write her. She is
from out of town. Well, what
are you waiting for?
y Say, &c. 1 wonder what
w. is waiting around for? Ask
NJ. C.
81 We see that G.. r. and A.
j. are not a very nice couple.
A. J., don't act as silly.
- Say, J. K. somebody said
that you and E. NJ. do not make
a very nice couple. Is that right?
* N. S. has an admirer out
of town. I wonder who it is?
Please tell us.
* Say, w. r. is G. H. really
playful like the paper said last
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-11-19
The Three Robbins
Police Officers
indicated

Your Police Department was
partly repaid for the injustice
heaped upon it by the rash and
totally unnecessary action of
the States Attorneys office. In
neutral court outside Of the
Village of Robbins and this
arrangement was insisted upon
by Chief Stout.
The defendants, James Wolf
and John Berry, were found
guilty of Disorderly Conduct
and fined in Judge Andrews
Court in Crestwood, Illinois.
The defendants were ably rep
resented by Atty. Michigan of
Chicago Heights, formerly OF
the States Attorneys office.
AARON STOUT,
Chief of Police,
Robbins Police Dept.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-11-19
TOP TEN (Cont'd)

CONTINUED from page 10)
you have quit school. Could it
be that you were too progress
sive? Good luck)
o Barbara Turner, we see that
you are going for better game.
We hope you succeed.
Q William Farmer, we see that
you and Ruth Dozier are really
swinging this year. What's SO
coed there isn't anyone to hend-
er you. (Huh Eddie HemphilD
o Eddie Crary, we see that you
have made quite a change and
it was for the worse. What
could it be that's bringing your
character down?
o Well, we see that Emmarice
has finally made a step toward
the goal that she has always
tried to achieve. But don't fool
yourself, you can always tell
when you're not wanted.
o Irma Riley, we see that you
have really changed and have
become very nice girl.Say, by
the way, who's ring is that we
see you sporting? &c. s.
n Wa 600 that Rarhara Harris
is very quiet. Could it be that
she is completely lost without
Ray Banks.
o Fred Price, we've heard Of
young people progressing, but
you are back-tracking. Young
girls sometime prove to be the
downfall of some people. (Huh
C. W.)
Q Carlene Perry, we heard that
you are getting married this
spring. Who's helping you to
Great this mistake, could it be
he's unconscious.
o We see that the Miss Dream
Girl Contest is coming along
very we'll. Some people are
working very hard as though
they were going to win medal.
(Huh Levonne.)
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-11-19

week? I bet she is a lot of fun.
81 wonder why a certain
crowd hangs out at iMaxey1s
restaurant?
y G. M, we see II. is home.
But wait, somebody else has
their eyes on him! 1t is best
you lock him up. Cha ha)
x We see r. Y. lis still trying
to be stuck-up. Watch it kid,
you'll lose all your friends ex-
cept G. r. and G. 8.
x Constant Reader, thanks a
lot for your information. Well
try to remember your advice.
Best Dressed and Hair Style
Doris Campbell
Elaine Williams
Ruth Young
Eleanora Williams
COUPLE OF THE WEEK
Grace Ross e Andrew Jackson
Ruth Young & Carl Scott
Margaret Carter e Eddie Crary
Jessie Knox & Flip Maxey
Gloria Harrison & VIM. Russell
The Eye Is strictly for teen
ayers. Requested by them and
written by them. No adult names
will appear in this article.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-11-19

. Cynthia Echols going out of
town and gossiping about the
company other people keep is
really very bad and this could
prove to be her downfall.
. We see our old friend THE
Eye" is back in the paper and
we can just about imagine who
it is.
DELEGATIONS
Levonne to Willie-Let them
talk.
Gail Monroe to Wesley Der
rick-You got what it takes.
Gloria Maxwell to Hubert T.
Lonely Soldier.
Beverly McCrary to Ike Davis
Your precious love.
Mary Davis to Victor-Boy
of my dreams.
Sarah Reed to Herbert D.
I wanna know.
Lois Bond to Cledell Castor
Hello my love.
Dolores A. to Johnnie Booker
My dearest darling.
Kenneth Bowie to Levonne
McCain-Nobody wants you.
Shirley Tillis to l.. c. Day
Way over there.
Alvern Bell to the Big Deal
He will break your heart.
Ethel Prison to Dick-Fool
in love.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-11-19

TOP TEN BOYS

/. Henry Brown
2. Eugene Craig
8. Hank Harrison
4. Willard Johnson
5. William Russell
6. Michael Perrie
7. Michael Blocker
s. Norman Colquitt
9. Fred Price
TOP TEN GIRLS
/. Gloria Harrison
2. Sarah Reed
3. Jessie Knox
4. Mary Davis
5. Gloria Maxwell
s. Nell Swain
7. Margaret Carter
8. Lois Bond
9. Grace Ross
10. Eleanor Williams
Say gang, we really have some
good ones this week. @
* We see that B. S. and v. H.
like to play cowboy and indians.
Don't you think it's time to
grow up girls?
x Say T. S. and s. w. what
happened in LAGRANGE Sunday
night?
X I wonder how come we don't
see I. r. on week-ends any
more? What is in the city?
i We see that G.. H. and w.
R. are making good time. I just
wonder if he will do her like
Evening star., 1960-10-14
$3.50 DOWN
/ ACRE

With Garden area and fruit trees,
plus ry-and-frame bunea-
low; features include a 2S-ft. liv-
ing room with f1repl., large dining
room, big kitchen completely
equipped, full bsmt. with outside
entr., 3 bedrms., jalousied rear
porch, large side porch. Fun price
Evening star., 1960-10-14
COMMERCIAL GROUND

3 ACRES, part wooded, part
cleared: deep well: 2 miles south
Of Strasburg. Va, For informa-
ton phone so. S-073S.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

To inspect: Drive z miles south OF
Prince Frederick on Solomons Is
land rd., turn left at st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs to
once on shore OF Chesapeake Bay
Evening star., 1960-10-14
TRUST NOTES goa SALE
TRAILERS

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 2.
bedrm.. 1858 Gardner. As By s
$500 down, assume S7l per mo
MANASSAS MOBILE PARK. 5bf
Centerville I'd. Lot. 10. SP. 2-7O2a
BEST Cash DOLLAR for used
trailers. Washington, RA, g.
1881: Nd, Midway 6-b7Q1
Evening star., 1960-10-14
BELMONT HOMES

612,6O0 Is the full price Of this
3-bedrm. home close-ln N. Arl-
tngton location. Walk to express
transportation, shopping. Livina
room with fireplace, formal din
ing. room, fully equipped kitchen
including dishwaSher, full base
ment, screened porch. Low down
payment. Call THE DARBY CO.
Exclusive Exc AEssSSttss ia. S-sssS;
Evening star., 1960-10-14

NEAh GAINESVILLE, va. - 7-rm.
mouse, all modern conveniences;
loo acres. rich stock farm, COM
pletely fenced, large stream. Rent,
Sl5O per mo. To inspect call
kE, S-464q, evenings
Evening star., 1960-10-14
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEV. '53 1h-ton; insulated van
Q2 ft): new motor, 2-speed axle: /:
good runner, S1,150. JU. S-S407.
CHEVROLET 81 Panel. S795. GEN
ERAL TRUCK SALES, ME. S-O5O5.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BAY VIEW AT LONG BEACH 2
LOW, NEVER OFFERED BEFORE
Furnished home on North Harbol
drive. very near both harbor and
peach. Large living room, ample
kitchen and dining area, two bed.
rooms and complete bath, screened
concrete-slab front porch over.
looking Flag Harbor and the
chesapeake Bay. Priced at only
$1,000, with down payment anC
monthly payments to suit con.
Ventence Of purchaser,
Evening star., 1960-10-14
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

Fl. VALLEY - New 4-room and
bath cottage. 2 bedrooms, fire-
place, beamed ceilings, hot and
cold running water, central heat.
Aanlmost 3 acres. Panoramic view.
Toiyoo; PETERS REALTY, Great
FAILS, Va. PL. 9-2161.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

BUY NOW AND SAVE: PRE-
DEyELOPMENT SALE. FLAG HAIR
B0R HEIGHTS, EXCLUSIVE CAL
VERT COUNTY, BAY-FRONT DE-
home sites contain not less than
10000 So. it., are located on good
county or private roads, have CEN
trail water, electricity and tele-
f, phones, trash and garbage col
lection; excellent safe white sand
bathing shore and secure private
harbor. Wide lots, either clear or
wooded ranch from $3.50 to ST.
500 for this opening sale. Down
payment 2Ort, monthly payments
to suit purchaser. Come carly to
be sure of getting best selection.
Evening star., 1960-10-14

'6S TkAVELO, 35 It., excellent
cond,: air conditioner, washer,
BRYANS RD. TRAILER PARK,
Lot ~.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
TOP-NOTCH VA.
SERVICE STATION

Cities Service Oil Co. now ha,
available for lease q brand new
ideally located, 3-bay service sta.
tion in Springfield. Va. Adjacent
to q new shopping center, and
supported by a weli-populated
neighborhood. this location repre-.
sents an outstanding career op-
portunity for q man with proven
service station MANAGEMENT ex.
perience. Cities Services offers q
paid training program, consider.
cradle free equipment furnished
with the station: expenses, mer.
chandising and advertising assist.
ance, and a reasonable rental pro.
gram. II you have sound financia
backing and the desire to builC
q strong business in a fast grow.
ing community, this Springfield
station may be for you. If inter
ested, call Mr.. Hall, IA 4-1100
Mon. through Fri, or Mr.. Hicks
WE. l-0727. ewes. and week ends
Evening star., 1960-10-14
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

APT. SITE - Ready for s4-ent
bldg. Complete plans, choice SIN
yer Spring spot near park, sohoois
cnurcnes, bus, shopping, Good
sunoroination to right builder
2usiified principals only. GRA-
ham CO., Mr.. Bauer, JU. b-6OIO
Evening star., 1960-10-14
tcoNIlNUEo)
OFFICE SPACE

5000 SO. TT. in the heart Of the
downtown business district. An
entire a. In new once bldg.
$500 So FT-street floor in q
dSwntown bldg. Well suited for
showroom and cfnces Of . ma
ttonal concern.
UP TO 10000 SO. FT.-we have
several new bldgs., either avail.
or to be built in the downtown
area and also in Arl., Bethesda,
and Rockville. Call US with your
once space problems. We car
help you.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT, 22nd and
MINI: ave. Sc: SO mo. For fur
ther information call LU. 1-1l1l.
1884 18th ST. N.W.-Brick 2-story,
Suitable for auto shop, upholster-
ing, storage. RA. 3-799I.
Evening star., 1960-10-14
APARTMENT BUILDING

Splendid 45-unit bldg. in
ne; original owner; 2Oes in
come, boost certain by chang
ing tenants; anticipated
terms present rare opportu-
nifty to right investor. Call
Mr.. Bartlett, PO. 2-54pO,
BOSS a. PHELPS, INC.
All x ST. NV, MA, S-93OI
Evening star., 1960-10-14
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
tcoNTlNUEDl
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ANDREWS FIELD AREA-5.family
all 2-bedrm. units, brand-nev
brick bldg, must be seen to bI
appreciated. Income S49T so mo
Call anytime to see j, NJ, MED.
LEY. 10. S-5777.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12
Rockville Boys Baseball
Mayors Pitch Starts
Wild Scoring Openers

The 1860 Rockville Boys Baseball association season
was officially opened last Saturday with 1Ocar parade
and Mayor Alexander Greenes first pitch to Kiwanis Club
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12
Individual telephone" lines
NOW AvAILABLE!

Telephone customers with two or four party line
service will be interested to learn that single line
service is now available. Single line service pro-
vides telephone line which is not shared with
others 1t is especially suitable for families who
use their phones frequently for incoming as wen
as outgoing calls. Installation can be made i'm
mediately. Orders can be placed at the Telephone
Business Office, in person or by telephone
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12
Rallies Run
RIMS Streak
To -Four Games

Richard Montgomery upped
its seasons record to 6-2 by tax.
ing a pair of Bi-County vic
tories over Oxon Hill and Suit.
land last week.
The Rockets, who suffered a
pair of early season defeats at
the hands of Walter Johnson
and High Point, have now won
four In a row, They faced a
tough opponent in Northwest
ern Monday and face arch-rival
Gaithersburg on the Trojans'
home field this afternoon at
$3.50 pm.
Emergence of Bruce Mackey
as an effective pitcher has
given the Rockets a shot in the
arm. Thus far, he has won
four games and has pitched a
three-hitter and a four-hitter.
Bruce allowed seven hits N
downing Suitland, 5-4, last
week. The Rockets pushed
across three runs in the fifth
inning and the winning run in
the top of the seventh to win.
The Rams scored all four of
CONTINUED on Page 12)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12
ST. Johns Wins
Wheaton Opener

Defending cha pion st.
Johns Lutheran pounded across
"a runs while Northwood Pres.
byterian gathered only three as
the first round of softball play
got underway in the Wheaton
Church league last week.
Last years runnerup st.
Jude's had a more difficult
time but won as Charlie Per-
kins pitched a five-hitter to stop
Veirs Mill Baptist, 81. Steve
Orsini had a bases empty homer
for the winners in the sixth.
Home runs by Bill Over
street with two on and Bob
Travers with the bases empty
highlighted st. Paul's Metho-
dist's 1T win over Hughes
Methodist.
Dean Hatfield of Glenmont
Methodist dashed a seventh in.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12
Giants Top Mats;
Terps Bomb Mites

The ISL Giants, 1859 cham
pions Of the Rockville Cub
Scout League, opened the new
softball season with a so win
over the 208 Senators as Bobby
Lowery pitched a one-hitter.
Besides holding the opposi-
ton to one hit, Lowery himself
hit a double and two singles to
aid his own cause.
Richard Peacock set the stage
by hitting the first pitch fol- a
home run as his 943 Rockets de-
feated the 483 Mighty Mites,
20-5.
Steve Hobbs was the winning
pitcher striking out seven in
the four innings he worked.
Fred Swick pitched the last
inning. Bill Wygant hit a three
run homer and Hobbs contri-
buted a two-run triple to lead
the winners at the plate.
In other games, the 762
Braves won over West Rock
vile Tigers, ITO; the CYO
Orioles defeated the 472 Jets,
Ia; the 483 Beavers defeated
the 1852 Indians, 80, and the 943
Lions downed the 483 Terps,
$50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12
SEN TlNEL COUNTY MD thursday May r. 'sSo-B |
|LyIes' Pitching
Leads PooIesviIIe

Poolesville's Howard Lyles
looms as the top pitcher in the
county with a SO record and an
earned run average of zero.
Lyles' latest effort was a
three-hitter against Damascus.
Poolesville won it, 81, when
sophomore Lewis Naylor
thumped a two-run single in the
eighth inning to break IL tie
and notch win number five
against one loss for the India. rs.
Lyles struck out IL and walker
five in the win.
Poolesville won earlier last
week over Mt. Airy, 81, as Russ
Burdette, another sophomore,
hit single, a do BILE and a
triple to lead the winners at.
tack. Wilson Beall had two hits
for the winners. Lyles worked
five innings of the game and
struck out six and walked two.
Eddie Johnson worked the last
two innings and famed three
and walked two.
The Damascus win gave
Pooleaville s 81 record, best in
the county, before the SEIZED
uled game with Northwood yes
terday. The Indians have lost
only to Gaithersburg, lat,
when nine runs in the first
inning and eight errors were
too great obstacles for Poole ,
vile to overcome.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12
Wire Hardware
Beats Jaycees
By 1873 Score

Wire Hardware who fin
ished last in National Divi-
sion of the Peewees last sea-
son, didn't look the part in
Saturdays opener as it took
the field after Mayor Greene
had added spice to the cere-
monies and pounded across
Is runs while allowing Jay
Gees but three.
Bob Peters was the winning
pitcher for the HardWaremen.
He struck out II as he pitched
all five innings of the regula-
ton game. His counter part for
the Jaycees, Denny Schrider,
was not so fortunate. Denny,
first of three Jaycee pitchers,
struck out seven in only two
and two-thirds innings but
errors and walks kept the runs
pouring in.
The pitchers did well at the
plate. Peters hit two home runs
for the winners and Schrider
clouted one for the losers.
George Shannon also had a
homer for the Jaycees.
Dave Rapp turned in the play
of the day for the losers. In
the third inning Stan Wells of
Wire hit a long drive to left
which looked like a homer. Rapp
run down the ball and relayed
to shortstop Bernie Pemberton.
Bernie threw perfect striks to
catcher George Shannon VINO
nipped Wells two feet from the
plate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12

catcher Bob Fremming.
The parade, opening speeches
by the Mayor and Council, flag
raising and welcoming cere-
monies at Broome Junior High
by Rockville President Bill
Spencer proceeded a storm of
hits, runs and errors as Meyer
Builders defeated Kiwanis, 1913,
and Wire Hardware stopped the
Jaycees, 1873. The teams rep
resented the Midget and Pee.
Wee Divisions respectively.
After Greene's ceremonial
toss, Frank Schneider took over
the pitching duties for the XII
wants Club and was greeted
with a series of timely hits as
the Builders built up three
run lead in the first inning.
After Schneider was shelled,
Jamie Green, the Mayor son,
Bobby Israel and Billy Cough
lin = paraded to the mound.
Meyer picked up a total of
eight walks and IL hits to pile
up % runs.
Buster Robinson assumed the
pitching duties for the Builders
and was never in trouble after
being given a lead to work with
in the first inning.
All told, he gave up six hits,
struck out three, and issued six
walks spaced well enough
apart to hold the Kiwanis' runs
to a minimum.
Meyers leading hitter was
Tommy Manuel, their catcher,
who got two home runs, a
double and single. His hits
were all made with men on
base and he ended up with a
total of seven runs driven in
for the day. The leading scorer
for the Builders was Pot Muir
ply, who crossed home plate
five times.
Other hitters who shared in
the smuggling attack were
George Carter, Bobby Langley,
Billy Stewart and Dave Wright.
The outstanding play of the
day was made by the Builders
confer fielder, Dave Wright. He
made a spectacular catch of a
fly ball and then threw out the
runner who was trying to get
back to first after running on
what looked like a sure base
hit.
Greene was the big hitter for
the Kiwanis Club, getting a
single and a home run while
Israel, Conway Hoover, Steve
Collins and Larry Pace each got
hit apiece.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-12
Damascus. Tigers
Top County Wins

The Montgomery County
Boys baseball season started
last week with a 12-game
Midget League schedule.
Bruce Gladhill hit a two-run
homer in the third inning that
was the deciding factor as the
Damascu Lions defeated the Oh
ney Jets, ga.
Jeff Burdette was the win.
ming pitcher as he allowed four
iiNs, struck out II and walked
eight. jeff had a rough time
in tn ethird inning when he
walked five and hit one batter.
Olney scored all of its runs in
the frame.
Damascus picked up seven
hits off loser Kengla with Glad.
hills two hits, and Dick Miller's
single and triple leading the
winners. D. Nichols had two.
for-three for the losers and a
run batted in. Although the
Jets committed three errors,
three double plays averted
worse damage.
The Sandy Spring Orioles
topped Burtonsville Lions, g.,
and Wheaton won over Lyons
Nursery, 1912.
Last years champs, Takoma
Tiger Cubs, picked up where
they left off last season by
downing Weight Plumbers, 80.
The Top Of the Park Tigers
beat Wheaton Atoms, 12-4, and
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