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Evening star., 1960-12-01
LONG RACING SEASON ENDS
Billion Dollars Bet
AMY. racks in go

NEW YORK. Dec. / (AP).-
Racing fans wagered about a
billion dollars on thoroughbred
and harness events in New York
State during the long season
which ended yesterday. 1t came
just in time. too, with wintry
blasts engulfing the entire
State.
Elmendorf Stables Gran
berry Sauce, who paid $43.70
to win, appropriately enough
won the featured $50, ,050
Queens County Handicap that
marked the final day of thor
oughbred racing at Aqueduct.
At Yonkers Raceway, where
sulky drivers wrapped 1t up
until next spring, Silver Dream
posted his eighth victory In 80
starts this year in winning the
closing feature. He gave his
chilled hackers in a crowd OF
26.900 a return of $3.50 to win
The 30.l76 fans who defied
a cold wind to bid adieu to
the horses at the Big A sent
3,509. .402 into the mutuel ma
chimes. making a total of $751;
528.20l bent on the thorough
breds In 2l9 days Of racing
Throughout the State this year
Evening star., 1960-12-01

record in the East in winning
the Metropolitan In 1885 at
Aqueduct on Memorial Day.
This year Bald Eagle started
II races, won five and $685. :
OBS. His lifetime total, includ.
ing six English races. showed
20 starts and IL victories, with
I'VE seconds and four thirds.
The Cain Hoy star earned
$602.922.
] Bald Eagle and other IRA
champions win be honored to-
night when owners receive
awards at the 10Th annual
convention. Mrs. Richard Du-
Points Kelso was voted Ameri-
can champion and best 3.year.
old. Patrice Jacobs Hail Il
Reason won the 2-year-olc
title. The votes for best 2-year.
old filly went to the Brook.
Meade Stables Bowl Of Flow.
ers. The Foxcatcher Farm,
Berio won the best 3-year.
old filly crown. william B
MacD Donald's Royal Native wa,
honored as best champion
older filly and the Montpelier
Farms Benguala was best
steeplechaser.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
IRA Picks Bold EoqIe
AS Best Older Horse

NEW YORK. Dec. / tAP)-
Bald Eagle, who won the $780,
600 Washington. D. c.. Interna-
tional at Laurel. Md, November
II for a. record second time
was named champion Older
horse Of 1860 by the Thorough.
bred Racing Associations
Board Of Selectors today.
In winning the grass race al
Laurel against the best foreign
and American horses available
Bald Eagle wound up a bril-.
liant racing career. The 5-year.
old son Of Nasrullah -Sialna will
enter the stud In Kentucky IL
1851.
Bald Eagle. who raced il
England as q 2-year.old an,
part Of his 3-year-old season II
1858, Is from the Cain Ho,
Stable Of Harry F. Guggenheim
Bald Eagle got IS votes Will
the Brookmeade Stables Swor,
Dancer, 1859 champion, re
/ ceived IL.
In Florida last winter Bal,
Eagle beat Sword Dancer in tn
Wideney at Hialeah and in tn,
Gulfstream Park Handicap an,
the Aqueduct Handicap.
He ran the fastest mile or
Evening star., 1960-12-01
New NFL Team
Wants Mike Ditku

PITTSBURGH, Dec. (AP)
General Manager Bert Rose
of the Minnesota-St. Paul
Vikings. new entry in the Ma
tional Football League for next
season, said yesterday that
Mike Ditka, University Of Pitts
burgh end. is high on the vi
kings list Of potential draft
picks.
Rose. here for a visit. told
newsmen:
LAS a new member we have
been granted first pick on all
20 rounds. Ordinarily a new
pro club might take a quarter
back first. But we have evalu-
ated the top college players in
the country and it's possible
the best quarterback will be SO
far down the list that we will
go for some other position first
"Ditka is among the top six
on our list just as I am sure
he is with every NFL entry"
Evening star., 1960-12-01

At Yonkers, the mutuels took
in $2,532,335, boosting wagering
figures for ia nights at the
harness track to $208, $780, .597.
Both attendance and wagering
figures were below 1859.
OF the is per cent bite al
lowed by New York law, 10 rer
cent goes to the State treasury
and S per cent to the tracks,
The New York Racing Associa-
ton, a non-proflt organization
which operates the thorough
bred tracks, puts its return
back into the operation.
Jockey Heliodoro Cuisines
rode Cranberry Sauce to a
half length victory over Mrs
Ethel D. Jacobs Promised
Land In the Aqueduct Stakes
But 19-year-old Jack Leonard
was the star of the day, riding
three winners at good prices.
He was on Tutors Heart al
$l8 in the fourth, Day Glow
$3.50. in the fifth and Calu-
dron, $14.20, in the eighth
Leonard was the meetings. lead.
ing rider with Al winners tt
Manuel Ycaza's 81 in second
place.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Two Pro Choices Head
A.P. Little AII-Americo

coached or seen" by his coach.
Ed Sherman. gained 1902 yards
running. He is a 215-pound
senior from New Philadelphia.
Ohio.
The other end on the king
sized line is John Simko. from
Augustana Is. Dak). A senior
who weighs 100. he snagged
IL passes during a rain
drenched game this year
against North Dakota. He was
q second-team choice in 1859.
The tackles-a pair OF 220-
Founders - are Chattanooga s
Charles Long and Willie Crafts
from Texas All. Long Is q
senior from Fyffe. Ala, while
Crafts is a junior from Browns
vile, Tex.
Brown. from Long Beach
Calf. is Joined at guard BY
George Asleson of Iowa State
Teachers from Charles City
Iowa. He weighs 210 and is q
senior.
The first team: Ends-Tom Hacker
Tennessee Tech; John Simko, Angus.
tana Is. Dak.) taekles--Charies Lons
Chattanooga; Willie Crafts, Texas Al
| guards--Qeorge Aslesor, Iowa Stat,
Teachers; Doug Brown. Fresno state
eenter-Dick 0recni, Ohio u; backs
Paul Terhes, Buekneii; Dale Mills
Northeast Missouri Teachers: Charles
Fuller. San Francisco State; Bil
Clellan. Arkansas Tech, and Al Ferrie
Wagner; tackles Vestef Flanagan
Humboldt State, and Jim Larkin. Hills
dale: guards-Joe Hinton. Louisiani
! Tech, and Houston Antwine, Southern
Illinois; eenter---Cuftls Miranda, Flor
Ida AM; 1acks-Dennis spurlock, Whit
Bernie Casey. Bowling Green; 10,
Iacone, West Chester Teachers.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Coast Airmun
Wins Golf Title

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, Dec.
! (AP).-An enlisted aircraft
controller from Paine Field
Wash, won the 9th annual Air
Defenes Command golf tourna-
ment yesterday, beating a
major from Walker Air Force
Base, N. Mex, by a stroke.
Airman l &c. Clyde Sniffe, who
was iii second place and one
stroke of the pace at the mid
way mark Tuesday, finished
with 240 for 81 holes. b
Maj. Waino Thompson OF
Walker was second with 24l and
s /Sergt. Cahrles Green Of OK
nard AFB. Calf. took third
with 24s. IN
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Bockers Give Up
On Gotham Bowl

NEW YORK. Dec. l (AP).-
The inaugural Gotham Bowl
football game. scheduled to be
played at Yankee Stadium De-
cember 10, will not be held this
year, Bob Ready. bowl director,
said today.
Ready said In q statement
that with the benefit Of our
experience in this novel ven-
ture," the bowl committee
hopes to operate next year and
present q game Of champion
ship quality in December OF
1851"
Oregon States football squad
had accepted an invitation to
play this year but the commit
tee was unable to find q suit
able opponent. Last-ditch ef-
forts to salvage the game fell
through last night when Holy
Cross rejected Its second in
vitation after the original had
been withdrawn when the COM
mittee thought 1t had a chance
to get Colorado.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

NEW YORK. Dec. / Cap -
A line that is anchored by two
pro draftees and a backf1eld
nat gained over three miles
in yardage this season makes up
the 1860 Little All-America Sc
lected by the Associated Press.
.The line is headed by Dick
'Giecni. a 233-pound senior
center from Ohio University al
ready drafted by the Cleveland
Browns, and Doug Brown, q
246-pound guard from Fresno
state, a draftee of both the Los
Angeles Rams and the Dallas
Club Of the American League.
They are Joined by a repeater
from the 1859 team, End Tom
ffackler. a 212-pounder from
Tennessee Tech.
.~Dale Mills. a senior from
Northeast Missouri State Teach.
ers who gained l,343 yards this
season and has a career totaI
Of '4,502, heads the travelling
backfield. Mills career tota
easily betters the record Of 3,94;
established by Luther College,
Brad Hustad. He is q Colum.
bia. Mo-, native.
The quarterback is Pau
Terhes, a senior from Bucknell
who halls from Milmont. Pa
He is tabled an almost sure.
shot to make the pros after
completing 81 Of 155 passes fol
e81 yards and nine touchdown.
this year. In addition he gained
141 yards running and SCORED
26 points.
Charles tTornado) Fuller Of
San Francisco State and Mus.
Kingdoms Bill Cooper rounc
out the backfleld. Fuller, from
Vallejo. Calf. had a 7.2-yarc
average as he gained 892 run
hing and another 1872 passing.
), Cooper, described as 9TH,
greatest player I've eve,
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Gently voted horse of the year,
will be at Santa Anita. Arcaro
is Kelso's regular rider. The
colt will point for the 100000
added Santa Anita Maturity
late in January.
Arcaro has won all of Santa
Anita's 500, ,oOO-added specials
|-the Santa Anita Handicap,
Derby and San Juan Capistrano
twice each. and the Maturity
three times.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Three New T Teams
On Clemson Card

CLEMSON. S. c.. Dec.
(AP).-Six Atlantic Coast Con-
ference opponents, three South.
eastern teams and one from
the Southern Conference make
up the 1861 football schedule
for Clemson College.
Florida, Auburn and Tulane
from the Southeastern and
Furman from the Southern are
the non-conference opponents
All ACC teams except Virgins
are on the 10-game card. Fur
man was on this season.
schedule.
Dropped from this years
schedule are Vanderbilt. Boston
College, Virginia Tech and Vir.
ginia.
The schedule:
September %. at Florida: septembe,
80. Maryland; October z. at Norti
Carolina; October IA. Wake Forest
october 81. At Duke: October 3S. a
Auburn; November 4, Tulane; Novem
Der IL. at South Carolina; November
IL. at Furman: November IS, NORTH
Carolina State.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
RACING
RESULTS
PimIico

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs.
Freud RatFiot (Uiloa) zee see 2.6e
Ga.snS Grad Opera ,q!S' tK.rte' a.oe s.tiS
oinny r., vincere. Al Abrigo, Ad:
dress Unknown, OIL Heiress. Martial
Law, Houndstooth II. Fondness. Time,
1:14as.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: q fur.
Sun Spirit tBreskO zoe $50 asa
Kamal Bey tKortel sea
Harridan. Ny Pleasure. Happy
Tiger, Mohesan. Tote All. Dixie Melody
Clean Linens. Chiffon. Burst o. Song
DAILY DOUBLE tl-2) Sa4.2a
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claim.
ing; maiden 2-year-olds; ] u miles.
We Have II tPFestil $3.50 l0.e0 4.ee
HarW0od (BPoeks) 2.00 2.4o
Stomp tMeIvorl sea
Lady Susan. Dante's Ghost. sunny
Jeny, Double Martini. Dear An Foolish.
Little Terrify. Time. 1:49h.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Arcoro to Ride
At Suntu Anifd

ARCADIA, Calf. Dec. /
(APl.-Eddie Arcaro has noti-
fed Santa Anita ofiicials he
viii ride at the is60-l race
meeting this winter.
Arcaro had debated passing
up the meeting but he made up
his mind when he learned that
the Bohemia Stables kelso, re-
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Woman LeudsWinners

TULSA. Okla. (AP). Mrs.
Fred Sullivan, mother Of an IL
year-old boy. accepted a job as
manager of q baseball team Of
similar aged lads. She took the
lob after 20 men refused to
take 1t and coached the squad
to the city playoffs.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
HOCKEY SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston wbsTRsS HThlfsSsGl LEAGUE / Stla!'
Portland h.srfslSs I; fsls'Ey. 'EE.AS;uE 3;
!, New York, /; Charlotte. 1 (overtim
Clinton, 2; Philadelphia, 4.
New Haven, q; Haddonf1eld, o,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Fort Wayne. 7: Minneapolis. T.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
TropicuI
~ the AssocIated Press

ing; Ss ssy.aT.OIds: THufsfi fsrioSE:ii ioo 'iA'm
High Soy (HAFtackD 1.IO $50 ESQ
Mays Landing (GilberO 500 $50
Musleni Prince tRinD ?.tC
Bully's Girl. Victory Bound. J. Foley.
John the Cat. Glass Tells. Gypsy win.
ner, Fightin Scot, Space Craft, Iron
charlene. Time. 1:l2ls.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Long Scoring PIuy

The longest scoring play of
the 1859 Big Ten football sea-
son was a 93-yard pass inter-
ception return by Michigan
State halfback Bob Suci against
Michigan.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

By the Associated Press
San Francisco a. Hawaii So
New Mexico Highlands IS
81. joseph tNMD ~
Newberry S3 ------ KinE tTenn) o?
Elon ~ ---- PfeiRer 80
Arkansas A&M 50 - Northeast La So
Monmouth (N.J1 o2 Newark state 90
East Texas Sc 2----- ... Austin a.
Fort Hood 70 ----- Dallas Univ. ~
Detreit Tech 10 ------- -Nsrthwoed 65
Ftndiay !5 ------- Hillsdaie 65
Sprit IL.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
500; eIsimins tss.ooo,; s-yss'-eIds;

xApprsnties elIewones eIoimed.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

blue Stone Farm-Bay Points stable
entry,
xFive pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

NINTH RACE Purse. $I.10O:
claiming: 3.yeaT-oldS and up; ls
Evening star., 1960-12-01
COLLEGE
BASKETBALL

By the Associated Press
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-26

$1,000 down right now holds
this Tox-Free Fedders
(sove up TO 3 fines fhof much
by not woifing.)
That air conditioner yOM a0ere Sorry
you didn't bug last summer, aUiH cost
you up to $50 more :. if you Ddit to
buy it.
A new Federal Excise Tax on air conditioners
that went into effect December /, 1859 will
account for the price increase.
Fortunately we ordered our 1860 Feeders
Air Conditioners early >. received a limited
supply before the tax deadline. We know now
how lucky we we're: because of the STEEL strike
then in efecf. only handful of tax-tree air con-
diioners were manufactured by the entire in
dnstry. You can be lucky too, if you act quickly.
There's still time to beat Uncle Sam out of
the tax-and enjoy the worlds finest air con-
ditioner-d genuine Feeders Better move fast,
though, because these tax-free Feeders are
moving out fast
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-26

price includes new U.S.. Tax
which became effective
Dee. |, 1859
Evening star., 1960-08-24

Going botochoo fun when there's pretty dress sport the first
day Of school, e The set popoe their mothers
because the dress underneath little longer Youneond cord
gold red with checked eneh features provincial
broid and trim Ret Gay confetti print SPrngmoid ddPdN
cotton dress designed Helen for Aso Fashion the Pud
trimmed with attached cmmbund that around
the wost into reome- Both at The Esther Shop.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
BACK-7O-SCHOOL
FASHIONS

The musical "The Sound Of Music" has in
spired q whole collection of chidrens clothes
by Kote Greenowoy exclusive with Lord 6
Taylor. These two dresses with their novel
Austrian scroll trim come in cotton broodcIoth
in blue and wine in sizes 3 to 6x and to a.
There's even toddIer size ovoobe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
TenPin Trail.


Some leagues got started with a bang others plain
fzed There is scratch league in tenpn in the
county Congressional Thursday pm. maximum, 875
minimum y Wheaton Bowling Center Monday p limits;
- Wheaton Plaza Lanes Tuesday pma limits A. Silver
Spring Bowl Wednesday pm, $50 maximum minimum.
Each could use additional bowers.
The Congressional Major only year and the
first scratch league to get underway Is likely be the fastest
league in the Virginia Maryland Eleven its fourteen
teams 900 better with four of these very $780,
Opening night Jack Scales league
Segre Stone Masonry took dumping by the
darkhore Pwood Ranch Club 240 and Segets the
cofavoe Defending champions Spring
Sports maintained tie for first by sweeping
Construction.
The biggest league to bowl in time
the Wheaton Plaza $1,000 League That my friends
of cabbage for first place There still few openings
teams and individuals II will bowl Monday nights pm
Teams averaging $50 $50 attracted of
bowlers league like this makes Sense
Ever bowed in family league? Members Wednes
mite the Wheaton Bowling addcts
They have been bowling together for and unlike
leagues do not break in the This they took
only week break between and sessions
Leading dista is Norma Winninger 86 and leading
Ernie Tate qS5)
The of bower average $780, desire of many though
to achieve status by bowling scratch league Silver Spring
Bowls personabe Ralph Krxer solved this dilemma
by nstung scratch league but putting lid of $50
joining.
Mrs Marguerite King of Burnt Mill Knos happy
kegler last Saturday Marian Ladewg instructed all
at Silver Spring Bowl Saturday night of those instructed
had her drawn bowl exhibition with Mrs Ladewg
Mrs King the draw She had tough compeiionMarian
Ladewg clobhered the pins with 248186227 for 661
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
BA Y
FISHING
Cupt. Gene Hunt
GAIL o.
Chesapeake Beech. Md.

Monday, the 18th Donna the hurricane breezed
through our area and again fortunate in that we
suffered nothing than the loss of couple of parties
There speculation to whether this storm would
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
Sherwood Faces
Question With
Counsel Game

Riding on a two-game win
streak this season, Sherwood
takes on a question mark this
Saturday on its home field,
when it plays Good Counsel of
Wheaton in the Counseps first
varsity game.
The Warriors have defeated
LaPlata, 40, and Havre de
Grace, 21-7. They were neither
impressive nor disappointing in
either victory, but Coach Tony
Caruso was heartened by the
teams performance late in the
second half against the 'Graw.
Sherwood rolled up a lot of
yardage in the first half but
could only muster one touch
down. Havre de Grace tied the
score at II late in the game but
Sherwood came back with two
scores. Sherwood picked up
some 300 yards with Bob vii.
liams getting half of this.
Coach Joe Cardaci of Good
Counsel doesn't think his team
has made as good progress as
it should and was disappointed
by the mistakes made in a
scrimmage against Landon.
The Counsel has little size and
less depth, with most players
juniors and sophomores. Ronnie
Rubini at 40 pounds is the
starting quarterback. Dick
Schaplowsky, las, is at left
half; Frank Montbiand, 100, at
fullback, and Sam Fletcher, 1855,
at right half in Cardaci's split-T.
Co-captain Frank Pergal at 1875
pounds is about the largest man
on the team and one CT the few
seniors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

Grating and catching big spot
and a goodly number of trout.
The spot will be around for an
other three weeks, at least, and
you folks who like trout should
be able to catch them well into
November.
Fishing Grounds
The boys in the Upper Bay
are no longer catching the big
rock and this could mean the
fish are moving down the bay.
You can look for them on the
Hill, the Wild Grounds and
around Brickhouse Bar any
time after the first of October.
Among the rs winners of the
Maryland Charter Boat Asso-
cations rattle We're six lucky
Montgomery County fishermen.
Winners of three trolling trips
were:
Ed Rothwell, Silver Spring;
Ray Stout, Silver Spring, and
w. c. Pressgraves, Adelphi,
Winners of two bottom fish
ing trips each were r. D.
Pelicano, Silver Spring; ]. Pars-
ley, Silver Spring, and Art
Romer, jr., Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
Northwood Plays
Rams at Blair

Despite the last minute
heroics and second half come
back that gave Northwood its
first win of the Bi-County sea
son 1927 over Oxon Hill, the In
dams may be in the soup again
this Saturday against Suitland
at Blair.
OXon Hill piled up three
touchdowns on long runs in the
first half to take a 20-6 lead
over Northwood last week.
However the Indians pulled to
within a point at 27-26 and
turned a recovered tumble and
a screen pass from Quarterback
Randy Lyon to End Earl Spiker
into the winning touchdown in
the last two minutes.
Although Suitland has lost it's
first two games, the Rams are
again one OF the larger teams
in the league and showed ag-
gressive line play although
soundly beaten by Blair, 27-0,
last week.
Northwood's bid for respect
ability was dealt blow in the
Oxon Hill game when Carl
Scott, who had been running at
halfback after replacing other
injured boys, was also side
lined.
Encouraging for Coach Bob
Fosters team was the running
of sophomore fullback Bobby
Jensen. Jensen picked up just
under a 100 yards against Oxon
Hill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
Gaithersburq
Plays TONES
AT Carroll

After a thorough humping
at the hands of a powerful st.
Stephens eleven, Gaithersburg
steps down a notch against st.
Anthony's at John Carroll sta
dunn Saturday at 2 pm.
Coach John HarviIl found it
hard to find specks of light in
the dismal BIO defeat last Fri.
day.
1--WE made a lot of mistakes y
he said, you can't make mis-.
takes against a team like that
we had a bear by the tall
Perhaps more disappointing
than the outcome of the game
was the loss of number two
quarterback Roy Williamson,
who tore a cartilage in his left
knee and will be out of action
for at least a month if not the
entire season.
The Trojans were shorthand
ed for the game as they played
without the services of two
tackles on their already thin
squad. viii Ayton, who played
an exceptional game in the
opener sat this one out, and
Dennis Keplinger injured his
knee and may be out for the
season. The play of tackle Ted
Kirk was the only encouraging
feature of the game, Harvill
said.
st. Anthony's, although no
powerhouse, looked good in de-
feating DeMatha Nv, 1916.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

aIIecL our IlSllng.
Tuesday morning, bright and
early, we sailed out to see If we
haG any fish left or if the
storm had scattered them. If
it had any effect at all, it was
only to make the rock more
active.
Fishing a group of d. c. fire
men, we found rock off James
island. They started slow, just
a small patch Tipping on the
surface, but as the day wore
on, they became increasingly
more active. Finally, about $50
pm, we were forced to head
for home when a gale of wind
struck out of the northwest
about 35 miles per hour.
Total Count
Total count for the day after
the hurricane, 210 fish, mostly
rock, a few blues.
Wednesday was a day to try
a fellows soul. We were booked
for an evening trip with Mr..
Ollie Atlas, Irv Fogel and Paul
Bernier of D. c. We were put
tering around the boat passing
time while we waited for those
fellows to arrive and we turned
on the ship-to-shore just to see
how the boys were making out
who We're already fishing.
Well, they had them. All day
long we could hear them yak
king back and forth as the fish
broke from the Gooses to
James Island. BY 3 pm. when
my group arrived, l was jump
ing around like a hen on a hot
griddle.
Rock Breaking
We lit out for the other side
Of the bay just knowing the fish
would quit before we could
make it. When we finally pulled
in on the Diamonds, the rock
were as far as you could see.
From Cooks Point to James
Island, the air was alive with
screaming gulls working over
breaking fish. They broke till
dark and we got 119 fish,
mostly rock, a few blues.
The head boats are still OPP
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
Wheaton Blanks Mustangs

two scores. The knights played
a squeeker in winning 14-13
over High Point the week be-
fore.
The Mustangs rarely crossed
into Wheaton territory and
Wheaton ran up a yardage edge
but the Knights were unable to
push across a touchdown until
Billy Coggins raced around his
right end for 20 yards and the
first score of The game in the
last period. Fullback Wayne
Eader got the second score with
less than a minute remaining
when he bulled his way over
from the six-yard line.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

is perfect for such purposes.
This map costs 81 for a spe-
cific county.
For local anglers the Mont
gomery County map and the
Frederick County map will
show you enough streams to
fish for the next several years.
The maps can also be used for
hunting trips and planning fam
lily outings to out-of-the-way
places.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
By Lefty Kreh

Hurricane Donna brought into focus fact most fisher
overlook The high winds and heavy rains caused the
Potomac and Monocacy to become muddy and unfit to
fish. But angler know went out fishing the day
after the storm left Maryland and returned in few hours
with nice stringer of bass and big sunfish.