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Evening star., 1961-02-18
BLAZERS REMAIN UNBEATEN r
B-CC Scores Blair !.
Before Losing, 48-44

tie with 10 seconds remaining,
Eddie Austin got off a Jump
shot for B-CC in the remaining
time but Jim Wendt grabbed
the rebound, was fouled and
added another two free throws
for the final score. A
Davis did the job for u.s."
Coach Ed Moffatt said after
ward as he savored his teams
10th victory, adding that the
6-foot senior had been i'll with
the flu the day before, but
came through to provide the
leadership when needed most.
Davis started the game, but
played only a few minutes Of
the first half, and the Blazers
missed him sorely as they fell
behind, 1910, while trying to
puncture B-CC's very effective
zone defense. ~
Blair was a changed team
in the second half, although
high scorer Bob Windsor sat
down early with four personal
fouls, as Davis led them from
behind. A jump shot by Wendt
gave the Blazers their first
lead, 27-26, and a goal by Davis
regained it for the last time
in the fourth quarter, 1884, 4.
The result was Blair's 18th
victory in the Bi County
League and, more important.
clinched a tie for the Mont
gomery County Class AA cham
pionship, a title it can take
with a victory Tuesday night
at Richard Montgomery. ID .
Evening star., 1961-02-18
WinchesterTeums
Defeat Loudoun,
George Mason

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va,
Feb. 18 (SpeciaD. For the
third time in five years Win
cheSter'S Handley and James
Wood High Schools, who are
not allowed to play each other
during the regular season, will
tangle for a scholastic basket
ball championship.
They meet tonight at Shep-
herd State Teachers in the
finals Of the Virginia Group
l-B Northwestern District tour
nament. with the winner quail
flying for the Virginia regional
playoffs March 3 at Charlottes-
vile.
Top-seeded Handley drubbed
George Mason of Falls Church,
66-45. and second ranked
James Wood routed Loudoun
County. 1928. last night in
the semifinals.
Handley and James Wood
played each other for the old
Group II. District 10 title in
1857 and 1858. with Wood win.
ming both times.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
.AnnonduIe Wins
In Sudden Death
To Beat Lee

Brad Huter sank a driving
layup in a Sudden-death over
time last night. to give AMMAN
dale High School an uphill 62-
81 victory over Lee.
After sinking his seemingly
game-winning shot, Huter was
called for charging and the
Atoms had to sweat it out as
Lees Irv Dieterle, the games
high scorer, was awarded a
one-and-one foul situation.
Dieterle made the first foul but
missed the second and AMMAN
dale squeaked home.
Craig Etka was the first Atom
hero, hitting a jump shot with
20 seconds remaining to tie the
game at 5S-all.
The first three minutes of
overtime ended $3.50 when An
mandates John Staples Jump
shot was matched by Bob Nor
gan Of Lee. This set the stage
for Huter's winning shot in the
next sudden death period
Evening star., 1961-02-18
CoItsStopped
Second Time
ByCardozo
NTERHIGH LEAGUE
BY JOHN MELOY
star staff Writer

Frank Bolden, Cardozo High
School basketball coach, won't
even, predict second-place for
his team in the 1nterhigh
Leagues West Division title
race. I'VE still have two tough
clubs to play-Bell and VIII
son." he said.
This might seem q bit
too peSsimistic after Cardozo
trounced league. leading Cool
idge. winner Of IL Of its last
~ games. 83-49, yesterday in
the opener Of q double-header
at Roosevelt. The Clerks
swamped Coolidge, $3.50, in
the first meeting last month.
In the windup, Dunbar took
the lead in the second quarter
by outscoring Bell, l7-9, and
breezed to a 58-45 victory.
Lionel Dempsey, Walter Lam
caster and Carl Rush scored in
double figures for the winners.
The Clerks, hitting a very
good SO per cent of their
shots, Spurted to a 1918 half
time lead and continued to
pour 1t on in the second half.
CardoZo led by as much as A
points early in the last period.
Vincent Jackson, 6-foot-6
senior center, led Cardozo's
well-balanced attack with Is
points and grabbed % re-
bounds. Teammate James
Petty also scored 16 points.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

There seemed to be at least
1000 spectators absent from
the basketball game last night
between Montgomery Blair and
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
Schools, no doubt scared off by
B-CC's upset Tuesday at Gath
ersburg. They should have
known better.
A crowd estimated at 1900
in the Blair gym-pooreSt audi
ence for this rivalry in years
saw the Barons give unbeaten
Blair its stiffest struggle for the
second time this season before
bowling to the Blazers superior
size and experience, 4S-44.
Similar to the 63-62 decision
four weeks ago at B-CC, the
issue wasn't decided until Co.
Capt. George Davis dropped ir
two foul shots to break a 44-44
Evening star., 1961-02-18

High-scoring Marty Lentz is
carrying Mount Vernon High
School to possible showdown
battles with Wakefield and
Washington-Lee, the only two
teams to defeat the Majors this
year, in the Northern Virginia
Group la basketball tourna-
ment March /, 3 and 4.
Lentz last night sank a driv-
ing layup with four seconds re-
naming in the game to give
Mount Vernon a come-from-
behind, 1914, decision over
Hammond in a hotly contested
game at Hammond.
The Admirals held a 44-3S
Evening star., 1961-02-18
DeAuthu Easily
Beuts Gonzuqu

Undefeated DeMatha High
School, the No. / team in
the area. showed its power
and balance again last night,
easily defeating Gonzaga, 98-
Al. at DeMatha.
The inside-outside combina-
ton of Johnny Jones and John
Austin scored % and 25 points
respectively. to pace the Stays
to their 18th victory of the sea-
son.
Gonzaga committed 38 per-
sonal fouls but the Stays used
it to their advantage. sinking
40 of so attempts from the free
fhrNrYr Ifv4
Evening star., 1961-02-18
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERnAy

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Annandale' 80; Lee 81 double over
Blair, Is; B.cc, "A.
esvsrt eSs sesSS eoaniy q g. LG%nls1sCT %lamn l. 40
Cardozo. 49, Coolidge, 40.
carroll, a.: Good Counsel, Al.
Shamberlain, So; Ballou. AZ.
peMatha. 0S; Gonzaga. 40.
Douel lass. 20; Banneker, 40.
BSGs,sss B,nSsr s3sIeesSTrs,' ssI rs; Taylor 80.
EsrfaR, EsifsR' 81 81 eosSSs0i1is' osSSarns' a. a.
Fairmont Heights, 80; Paige-Jackson,
esIfbsI,Ssa, S.li GnSTGa, e. e. s2an MS;Oy ~.
dieneie. q! pamascas,~ am scis~SSo' SS. o.
Great Mills; SO: Margaret Brent, A.
Groveton. 81; Stuart, SO.
James Wood, So; Loudoun County, 3s.
HiEh Point, 54 Howard County. SO.
James Hn Monroe. s5: Garfield. II.
hhsadlf'' hsafei %! 60 so.ss.E GsS,Se Mason As
Luther jackson, IS; Union, 90.
Mackin, 20; Georgetown Prep. So.
Mount Vernon, 46: Hammond. A.
Northwestern So; Oxon Hill, So.
northwood. 10; Wheaton, SO.
PP?SrsV'i5ei PPigrs, s.; TSi Diavai, vE1sfg "a. iS'
Richard IoSTio Montsomery' SO; Walter
spingarn' 81: Tech, SO.
81. Anthony's. 81: Quantico Post, As.
st. stephens, So; Friends, So.
Ssurrattsville,. 20; Gwynn Park, 80.
Washington- Lee. g.: Madison, 3S.
Yorktown 81; Ss GW ~ Jrydr5v; 81;
George Washington at Episcopal, 4.
Falls Church at Osbourn. &.
OConnell VS.. st. Johns at DeMatha, &,
Woodberry Forest at st. Albans, 9.
81: Stephens at st. James, 2:30.
Walter johnson at Wheaton, 8,
GAMES TOMORROW
Carroll VS.. Mackin at DeMatha, 2.
Georgetown Prep at Good Counsel,
800.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
SurruttsviIIe Bombs
Gwynn Park, 1898

Surrattsville High Sch ool
moved a step closer to a show
down battle with Laurel for
Class B honors in Prince
Georges County by bombing
Gwynn Park, 70-38, in basket
ball last night at Gwynn Park.
The Hornets now must beat
Gwynn Park Tuesday at Sur
rattSville to gain the shot at
Laurel. Martin Padgett and Mike
O'Connell each got l8 points to
pace last nights victory. -
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Lentz' Clutch Shot
Puts Majors Ahead

lead with 2:45 remaining in
the game, but Lentz sank two
quick baskets to make it 44-42
with two minutes to go.
Butch Shackelford then sank
two foul shots with 1903 left to
gain the tie for the Majors.
Hammond played for the last
shot but lost the ball with IA
seconds remaining on a walk
ing violation.
The victory was Mount Ver-
mons 10th in a row. Lentz's 81
points last night raised his
season total to 554 points, a
IA ayorooa
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Rockets Rally
Beuts Johnson

Richard Montgomery High
School hung on to its second
spot in the Bi-County Basket
ball League by besting Walter
johnson, 1884, last night at
Richard Montgomery.
Trailing 1925 at half time,
the Rockets, spanked by Kenny
Doane's four jump shots. pulled
ahead at the end Of the third
quarter, 46-43. >,
Dale Neel had IA of his II
points in the Rockets second
half drive. Butch ISreal also
Clipped in with IT. including
8 for 8 from the foul line.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Butler, Savoy Leud
Muckin to 18th Win

Led by the usual high scor-
ing of Ray Savoy and a sur
prising performance by Bill
Butler. Mackin won its 18th
game of the season. 1888. last
night at Georgetown Prep.
Butler led the scoring with 25
points, about IA over his aver
age. Savoy added %. Mackin
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Green, Coleman Pace
Eustern's S Victory

Sparked by Reggie Green in
the third quarter and Jerome
Coleman in the fourth, Eastern
High School came from behind
to defeat Anacostia, 51-37, in
an East Division game yesterday
at Anacostia. Green got all
seven Of his points in the third
period and Coleman got seven
0f hic 10 iY1 Tho f1,,,kL
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Dunn Leeds Groveton
In Upset Over Stuart

Groveton High School scored
% points in the fourth quarter
to come from behind to upset
fourth place Stuart. 61-53, last
night at Stuart.
The Tigers. led by Doug
DAMS 20 points, one of his
best efforts Of the season, shot
55 per cent from the floor in
the second half
Evening star., 1961-02-18
St. Anthony's On Top

st. Anthony's High School
coasted to a 57-45 basketball
victory over Quantico Post last
night at Quantico to remain on
top in the Central Interscholar-
tic Conference. Jim Ferris was
high for the winners with 19
points.
Evening star., 1961-02-18

Bob wilmer sank four
straight set shots in the final
minute to give the yorktown
High School varsity q come
from-behind, $3.50, decision
over the George Washington
jayveeS last night at Yorktown.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
PriorY Stoys Unbeuten

Undefeated Priory School had
trouble with DuVal before pull
ing away from a 1925 lead in
the third quarter to win, 5S-43,
last night at Priory. 1t was
the 1lth win of the season for
the PantherS
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Bulls School Romps

Bulls School kept its slim
first place hopes alive in the
Central Interscholastic Con-
ference yesterday with an easy,
77-30. over Longfellow. The
Little Admirals are To in the
league. trailing first place st.
Anthony's by one game with
two left to play.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
St. Stephens Coasts

st. Stephens spotted Friends
the first basket, then roared
back for 10 points in a row
six by Landon Hofman-and
coasted to a 55-35 victory over
the Quakers in an Interstate
Athletic Conference basketball
game last night at the Alex
q ~ drio cohooI
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Generals In Romp
For Ninth Struioht

Washington-Lee High School
ran up its highest point total
of the year by whipping Madi-
son, 1898, in a Group la
game last night at Madison.
1t was the Generals ninth
Evening star., 1961-02-18
jones Monroe Scores

FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
Feb. l8 tSpeciaD james Mon
roe High School basketball
team came from behind late in
the third period to score a 85-
72 victory over Gar Field in a
Battlefield Conference Virginia
Group l-B game. last night at
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Lindsey Leeds CurroII

Bill Lindsey scored seven
points in the fourth quarter
to help Carroll come from be-
hind to nip Good Counsel,
44-41, last night at Good Coun-
sci. Lindsey was the games
high scorer with 20 points.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
AU Swimmers Win

American University's SWIM
ming team, capturing 8 first
places out of a possible II yes
terday, defeated Roanoke Col
lege, 60-35,
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Purker-Groy Winner

Parker Gray High School
outscored Hoffman Boston 12-4
In the fourth period to take a
41-30 Northern Virginia Dis
trict II basketball victory last
night at Parker-Gray.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Northwood Prevails

Jim Hymes hit 8 Of 16 field
goals and Fred Hauff hauled
down IA rebounds as North
wood High hool defeated
Wheaton, 1856, last night in
a Bi-County League game at
NorthWood,
Evening star., 1961-02-18
IS I8 In The fourth.
Volts BIust BuIIou

Winless Ballou lost its 10th
1nterhigh League game yester-
day. 66-42, to Chamberlain.
The Volts, led by Joe Wood,
who scored % points, jumped
off to an 1913 first quarter lead
and Mara lnnue,. hnnhnd
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Juquurs Beut Mosby

Falls Church High School,
with all 13 players seeing ac-
tion, easily defeated John
Mosby, 1927, last night at
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1961-02-18

Northwestern High School led
throughout. but was pressed
before taking a 58-55 basket
ball victory over Oxon Hill in
a Bi-County game last night
at OXon Hill
Evening star., 1961-02-18
High Point On TOP

High Point High School
brought its season record to
1875 with an easy, 54-3O, bas-
ketball triumph over Howard
County last night on the win
ners' court.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Rebels Down Osbourn

Fairfax High School handed
Oshourn its 14th defeat in Is
Group IA games, 58-41, last
night at the Manassas school.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Luther Jackson Wins

Luther Jackson High School,
behind a brilliant 29-point eff
fort by Albert Price, won it's
eighth game Of II this season,
beating Union. $500, last night
~ 7 ,,AIa. Tzxl-z
Evening star., 1961-02-18

Tct,.,ls; ,,I;, I5JJ6S4t Totals 1918 4s
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raight victory
Yorktown Aheud

Totals 81 Hoss Totals 13 IL IS
Evening star., 1961-02-18
Northwestern Wins

Totals 22 90 SO Totals l6 IL
Halfttme: 3l-14. Handley.
Evening star., 1961-02-18
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@ Mr.. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Crime. David Brian stars.
@ BEAT THE CLOCK.
Game. Bud collyer, m. c.
q SEARCH FOR TOMORROW.
Serial. Mary Stuart stars.
12:45 CD GUIDING LIGHT.
Ellen DemmIns.
12:55 @ NEWS DAY REPORT.
Ray SehereT. commentator.
loo 0 DOCTOR HUDS0NS JOURNAL.
Drama. John Howard stars
@ THE BIG MOVIE.
IVA Hours. "Stoy Of Vernon and Irene
Castle" 1889. The life and successes
Of the famous dance team early In the
century. Fred Astaire. Ginger Rogers.
@ ABOUT FACES.
Audience participation.
@ THEATER OF STARS.
Drama. "cuy In Ward Four" tired
and over~orked psyehiatrist wages con-
tinual struggle with men broken by war;
Richard KiIey.
l:30 q DIAL 4 FOR DRAMA.
Drama. MY Other Love-" AIban Now
bray.
q OUR MISS BROOKS.
Comedy. Eve Arden stars
q AS THE WORLD TURNS.
Serial. Rosemary Prinz.
200 q JAN MURRAY SHOW.
Game. Color
q DAY IN COURT.
Trial. Civil and criminal cases.
Cd FULL CIRCLE.
Drama. Robert FoFter. Jean Byron star.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04

The age at which men can APP
ply for social security payments
has been changed to 81, according
to Glenn Gardner, manager of the
Billings social security office.
Until now, men had to be at
least IS before they could make
application for payment unless
they were disabled. For several
years women have been able to
claim their social security paw
mentS at a reduced amount when
they were 81. Men now have the
same opportunity.
Gardner stated that a mans
payment at 81 would be reduced
because he would be getting paid
3 years earlier. By reducing the
amount of payments at age 81, he
will get about the same total pay
ments over his lifetime as he
would by waiting until IS. A
claim must be made before any
payments can begin.
If you would like more inform
alton about payments for men al
62, see your social security re-
preventative, Mr.. Richard Weibye,
at the Moose Home in Sidney on
Thursday, October II, from 9 am.
to 2 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04
ANNUAL LETTER WRITING
WEEK SET OCT. to-

The oath annual Letter Writing
Week will be celebrated in Sidney
Montana during the week of Oct.
l to z, it was announced today by
Postmaster Keith G.. Carpenter.
Postmaster Carpenter noted
that a letter SIS the most econ
omical and personal way to ex-
tend greetings, communicate SOC
ial news, and exchange ideas" the
Postmaster said.
During Letter Writing Week
Postmaster Carpenter suggested
that you at least write two letters:
one TO a friend or relative from
whom you have not heard in a
long time, and the second as a re-
ply to a friend or relative who re-
Gently wrote TO you. He also urged
correspondence to people in other
countries as a mean of promoting
greater understanding among the
people of different nations.
The slogan of this years event
as indicated on more than 200, 000
banners, is Letters are Links to
Friendship" The display materials
will appear on post office bulletin
boards. and rural carrier vehicles
as we'll as in various schools anC
Libraries.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04
DELLA LIGHTNER HOME
SCENE OF FAMILY REUNION

The home of Mrs. Della Light
ner 512 5th N. E. was the scene
of a family reunion when her
children came with their families
to meet and visit here. Arriving
from Oregon on September 10th
were Mrs. Dave Nelson Qzala),
Bend, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Schame-
horn Mae), st. Helens; and MIR.
and Mrs. Bob Macarthur Nora),
RoSeburg; and MIR. and Mrs.
Oliver Dean HazeD and Linda of
Canoga Park, California. They
were joined here by Mr.. and Mrs.
Claus KoeSer Natalie) and daugh-
ter Kay, Watford City, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Lightner, Patty, Sue.
Danny and frankie, Savage and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Johnson
Gennie Lu), Mike and Pam. They
returned home on the 21st.
The only members of the fam
lily unable to be present were the
Gale L~ightnerS, Canoga Park,
Calf, who visited here earlier
this Summer.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04
Sign Up Necessary
Under Wheat, Barley
Diversion Programs

Payments Tor acreage retired
from production Of wheat and
barley next year are no. au4o~
matte, R. ]. McKenna. chairman
of the State Agricultural SfabiI-
ization and Conservation COM
mittee, reminded farmers this
week.
Wheat and barley growers in
tending to take part in the pro-
gram must sign application in
debating Their intention to mar
ticipate, as well as meet the re-
whea. and barley acreage. set
ting aside Of diversion acreage
and maintaining their normal
acreage of conserving crops and
uses, he explained. The fall signun
is expected to begin early in Oct
0ber and continue until December
l, 1861. A spring signup will be
held prior to May l, 1862.
Chairman Arthur R. Anderson
Of the County ASC committee
said that the average payment
rates for wheat diverted next
year will be $3.50 and s2O.8O
per acre. The lower rate is a.
percent of the basic county sup
port rate multiplied by the county
normal wheat yield; the higher
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04

rate is 90 percent of the basic
supper. rate multiplied by the
county yield. Individual farm
rates will vary considerably
ABOVE or below average rates
depending ca whether the wheat
acreage IS irrigated and other
productivity factors.
County and community ASC
committeeman (have been or
are) engaged in assigning pro-
d~uctivity indexes to farms. These
are used to compute farm rates,
Mr.. Anderson explained. Notices
showing the rates will be mailed
to all known wheat growers
prior to lhe beginning of the sign
Ip pedicd.
Chairman Anderson also ex-
planned that the lower rate deter
mined for a farm will apply to
the minimum diversion a pro-
Queer may make to qualify for
payments and 1862 price support
on his wheat. In most instances
this minimum is Ill percent OF
the 1862 farm allotment. The
higher rate will apply to diversion
IN excess Of the minimum re-
quired. This additional diversion
may be as much as three times
the minimum, with special pro-
vision to permit smaller farms
TO divert as much as 10 acres.
Barley payment rates will be
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04
Proclamation

Mayor Harold Mercer of Sidney
issued a proclamation calling upon
all citizens 10 take an active part
in the nations observance of Fire
Prevention week, starting Oct
ober 8.
The Mayor called attention to
the fact that his proclamation and
that of President Kennedy, in set
ting aside the week of October 8
to Il for the annual observance
of a week devoted TO fire safety,
is a part of a national effort in
which Sidney will cooperate with
all cites throughout the country.
Property losses resulting from
fires reach an annual total of over
81, 000,000,000 Mayor Mercer said.
In his proclamation, the Mayor
called upon all city departments
to assist the fire prevention COM
mittee of the Sidney Volunteer
Fire Department to make this
years Fire Prevention Week the
most effective on record for Sid
ney.
The Fire Department and the
schools can perform particularly
valuable service in observing Fire
Prevention Week, the Mayor said
The reward is a safer community
for all our citizens" he concluded
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04

Don't be a "P0p-out Pedestrian"
This is the fellow who suddenly
appears in the road or street from
between two parked cars. Take
steps for safety. Be careful where
you walk and when you walk,
advises the Montana Highway
Patrol.
Courtesy behind the wheel of
your a is more important than
courtesy al home or in business.
Il-mannered driving brings death
and injury to scores Of Montanans
every year. Mind your motor
manners, says the Montana High
way Ptrol.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04

to determine barley farm payment
rates.
Chairman Arthur AnderSo said
that the date of the fall signup
and additional details Of the wheat
sterilization and barley programs
would be announced soon.
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04

announced prior to fall sisuup
period, also, and Individual barley
growers viii be notified of the
payment rates determined for
their farms. Essentially the same
method as used for determining
wheat payment rates will be used
The Sidney herald., 1961-10-04
Sioux Pass All Go Geiters

Sioux Pass All Go Getters
CLUB met at the home Of Clifford
McG-nniS September 10th al
500
PRESIDENT Joan McGinnis pre-
sided. Pledges were said to both
the Al flag and American flag.
hOu call was answered by what
they took to the County Fair.
Motion made and carried to
pay Mrs. NOrby and Mrs. Nc
GlnnlS for the bills they have