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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05
A New Feature -
News Of the High Schools

The Sentinel naugurates expansion of its news
coverage to include the latest events in all Mont
gomery County high schools.
A special page will be devoted to what's happen
ing in high schools, with the students themselves
acting as reporters.
We hope this new feature will prove popular as
well as newsworthy and will promote interest by the
students themselves in their school activities.
These special pages for the II high schools are
in the Sentinel on Tuesday and Saturday. Down
County schools featured in the Tuesday ISSUE and
Up-County high school reporters give their news in
the Saturday edition
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05
Child Study Workshop
Scheduled Next Week

Realization, Self-Discipline and
Self Esteem."
Consultant in the group dis
cussions will be DR.. Richard M.
Brandt of the Institute for
Child Study at the University
of Maryland.
All interested parents in the
county are invited. Participants
are asked to bring their
lunches. Coffee will be served
and baby-sitters will be provid-
ed for pre-school children
brought BY their parents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05

ence sessions" City Manager
Walter Scheiber and his staff
of department heads had been
given enough homework to
keep them busy for months.
After discussing complaints
of garbage accumulation and
Uttered refuse in some of the
city's newest apartment de-
velopments, the Council ordered
it's staff to make study of the
feasibility of requiring incin-
orators in all apartment build
ings built from now on.
Reports of "unsightly and UNI
sanitary" conditions in several
apartment buildings led the city
heads to also consider tighten
ing up requirements on the
types Of refuse containers to
be used by building occupants.
The present city code pro-
hibits the burning of trash on
the premises and most apart
ment buildings must rely on out
side collection and disposal
service.
Cleanliness in the city's shop
ping center parking lots could
also be improved. the Council
agreed, in ordering its staff to
crack down on the enforcement
of Rockville's anti-litter or
dinance.
Construction of shopping cen
ter parking areas also came in
for criticism. Informed that
many of them appeared to be
'inadequately constructed for
longtern use and gave indica-
tons of requiring extensive
maintenance, the Couf n C !
ordered it's staff to consider re-
curing the same construction
standards on the lots access
drives as are used on the city's
streets.
Staff was also instructed to
@see what it can do" to better
soundproofing of walls between
apartments in new buildings.
Although the building code is
principally concerned with the
safety aspects Of structures, the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05
College Details
To Be Explained

A number of college repre-
sentatives will be at Walter
johnson High School during
the next several weeks to ac-
quaint students with require
ments for college admission.
Representatives from Dart
mouth College and Yale Univer-
sity are to be at the school to-
day.
Other dates are October 10,
Lafayette University; October
20, University of Chicago; and
October 26, Columbia Univer.
sity liberal Arts College,.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05
Leaders Asked To Act
Civic Federation Seeks
Deduction for Shelters

taxes, and urged Senators John
Marshall Butler and j. Glenn
Beall, as well as Sixth District
Congressman Charles Nice. Ma
thlas to initiate a similar meas
ure with respect to Federal i'm
come taxes.
They also pointedly reminded
Gov. Tawes that he had recent
ly pledged his efforts toward
some sort of tax incentive for
shelter construction.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05
County Youths on Champion
All Cattle Judging Team

Two Montgomery County
youngsters placed second and
third in individual scoring as
members of a Maryland All
Dairy Judging Team which won
the National All Dairy Cattle
Judging Contest for the third
straight year last week at Wat
erloo, Iowa.
Dorothy Grove of Hagers-
town was high individual, scor-
ing 500 points out of a possible
$50. Montgomery Countians
Blair Stiles of Shady Grove I'd.
in Rockville and Eddie Burdette
of Damascus came in a close
second and third with 697 and
691 points, respectively.
Eddie also had the distinction
of being the highest individual
scorer in the entire contest in
the portions devoted to giving
reasons for his dairy judging.
The Maryland All team COM
piled a score of 2,087 points,
with runner.up Oklahoma hav-
ing 1893. Florida and Pennsyl-
vania teams placed third and
fourth among the "a states par
ticipating.
In breed placing, the Mary
land team was first in Guernsey
and Jersey, second in Ayrshire,
third in Holstein and fifth in
Brown Swiss. Individual All
members took many Of the
breed honors with Eddie Bur-
dette placing first in Holsteins
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05

The Montgomery County Civ.
ic Federation this week asked
Governor Tawes, members OF
the State Legislature and
Maryland's Congressional dele.
cation to initiate and back
measures which will make ex-
penses for fa1lout shelter con-
struction deductible from in
come tax.
Declaring they are greatly
concerned about the lack of nu.
alsav shsltsr protsohon" IN ths
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05

The 18th annual Child Study
Workshop sponsored by the
Montgomery County Parent.
Teacher Study Advisory Board
will be held October 1912 at the
Wheaton Presbyterian Church
at Paul DIR. and Church la.
Workshop sessions, which
win run from $3.50 am. to 2
pm. each day, will be devoted
to the theme of Parents Can
Help Children Find Strength
for the Fuhme-through Self
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05
Rockville
Is Due For
Facelifting
Mayor and City Council Talk
Over New Building Regulations

Rockvilles plans for extensive midtown faceift-
ing may be extended to include thorough housekeeping
Frightening and tightening of building regulations.
Extended discussion at this weeks meeting of the
Mayor and Town Council centered the possible need to
upgrade standards in such shopping center and
apartment development cleanliness street lighting apart
ment soundproofing and parking lot construction
BY the time the city heads through talking these
matters over at the first of their informal confer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05

county, the group reminded
Gov. Tawes and the Legislators
that the Federal Government Is
strongly advocating widespread
shelter construction.
They pointed out that costs Of
shelters must be borne now by
the individual taxpayer.
Specifically. they asked that
Montgomery's representatives
in the State legislature intro.
duce measure for deduction Of
shsltar costs from state inoons
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05
UCF Drive Kicked Off;
County Coal $l65,OOO

gala dinner at the StaterH Hilton Hotel in Washing
ton attended by top leaders from Montgomery County
and other Metropolitan Washington areas kicked off the
1861 United Givers Fund Drive. Montgomery Countys
quota is $1650O0 out of the overall goal of $8OOOOO for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-05

the support of 148 health, vel
fare and recreation agencies
serving residents Of the metro
politan. area.
Warren ID. Haley, Montgom-
Evening star., 1961-01-31

OF good high school broad
jumpers In the AREA.
You know, I do very well
under pressure. In fact, all of
my best jumps have come when
I was behind and had to do well
on the final try" he said.
Russ misses Bob Taylor, also
of WI. who last year battled
him for first place in every
meet the two competed in. Bob's
best mark was 22-6H In the
Northern Virginia champion
ships last year. If Bob hadn't
graduated. he and Peterson
might have been able to push
each other over % feet in
official competition this year.
Peterson's first jump Satur-
day was his best and he followed
with jumps of 2l-5h and 81
iU72, the last despite pulling
the hamstring muscle on the
takeoff.
Later Russ reported that the
injury, in his right leg, had
responded to preliminary treat
ment and felt pretty good. 4"
However. Pete Olexy, his
coach, decided to hold him out
OF the mile medley to prevent
further injury.
Olexy is a teacher at Thomas
Jefferson Junior High and
coaches track at WI. He
replaced Earl Young, who quit
WI last year and went to
Yorktown, the new Arlington
high school.
Evening star., 1961-01-31
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

The Ice Capades is going be-
hind the Iron Curtain to visit
Moscow next summer, and from
what q sellout crowd saw at
last nights opening perform
ance Of q 14-day stand at Uline
Arena. 1t might persuade Ivan
that capitalists aren't such bad
skates after all.
The customers last night
thought they were quite good
another hit-even though the
repertoire by its nature Is linn
tied in scope. The performance
was particularly good in view
Of the fact that the cast had
gone through three perform
ances at New Haven, Conn, the
night before and went on the
Uline ice cold-no pun intend
ed-with, no chance to adjust
to the smaller rink.
A few: stage props also were
Evening star., 1961-01-31
By the Associated Press

You can't tell the players
without a scorecard at the
Kennedy touch football games,
Fullback Billy Pricer Of the
Baltimore Colts, introduced as
Bill Evans, campaign manager
for President Kennedy in Okla
homa, scored six touchdowns at
a pre-inaugural game.
It was held at the Mclean,
Va, home Of Bobby Kennedy,
the new Attorney General, the
Baltimore Evening Sun dis
closed yesterday. Pricer played
on Ted Kennedy's team.
The scandal" started when
Carroll Rosenbloom, principal
owner Of the Colts, attended
a party at Bobby's house.
Bobby suggested that John
Unitas, star quarterback Of the
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Home Town Pays
Tribute to Kuczo

Joe Kuczo, Georgetown Uni
versity trainer for II years and
q member Of the Redskins
training staff for eight. will be
honored tonight at q dinner In
Wallingford. Conn.,. his home
town.
Kuczo will be honored by
members Of his old parish, Holy
Trinity Church. Mrs. Kuczo
the former Rosa Lassiter, will
be there to see tribute paid hel
husband for his work in sports
Joe probably is the best
known man on campus,
Athletic Director Jack Hagerty
said. HE looks after all Of the
boys in intramural sports, a
well as our varsity athletes
and I'm sure that everybody
comes under his care at some
time during the year. He has
been a fine influence on the
boys"
Evening star., 1961-01-31
victoNN Makes
johnson Chief
Rival 10 Blair

Waiter johnson High School
is HEADED for a showdown
battle with Montgomery Blair
after moving into the role as
chief challenger to the Blazers
in the Montgomery County
Class AA Basketball League.
Dave Yates sank four foul
shots in the final Is seconds
last night to give the Spartans
a hard-fought $3.50 victory
over Richard Montgomery at
Walter johnson.
The victory gave Walter
johnson a 6-1 record in the
leaaB Ble. Blair is TO and Rich
ard Montgomery dropped off
the pace with q So mark.
Blair. unbeaten in IL games,
routed the Spartans, 78-46, in
the, opening game Of the sea-
son for both schools. Since
that time Walter johnson has
lost only to High Point.
Richard Montgomery held q
46-40 advantage with four
miputes remaining last night,
but Bob Wilkes and Yates led
the comeback.
Wilkes sank two goals and
Yates added two free throws
to pull the Spartans into a tie.
Rishard Montgomery moved
into a 50-49 lead with LAS
LETT. but Yates sank the clinch-
ers from the foul line.
Evening star., 1961-01-31
WHITE OPPOSES PRICER
Colt FulIbock Slipped
Into Kennedy Game

Colts, come over for a game the
next day.
Teddy listened with interest.
A telephone call was made
secretly to Pricer in Baltimore.
Unitas didn't make the game.
Pricer galloped for five
touchdowns in the first game
OF a ouble-header. one more
than the opposition. In the
second game he scored one
touchdown to three for Capt.
Bobby's team.
Bobby had q former ALL
America back on his side, By
ron "Whizzer" White, a star
back in 1887. He is Deputy
Attorney General in the Ken
nedy administration.
You'd be surprised" Pricer
said later, "Those guys play
some pretty good ball. I had
q terrific time"
Evening star., 1961-01-31
WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS
" CARL SELL

A mistake as an eigth-
grader in q gym class track
meet started Russell Peterson's
career as a broad jumper. and
the Washington-Lee star has
been improving ever since. >
Il hit on my right foot by
mistake and jumped two feet
farther than ! ever had before. -
Russ remembered Saturday
after he had won the scholastic
section broad Jump of The Star
Games with a leap of % feet
31s inches.
Ever since that mistake
have been jumping off my right
foot" Russ said. I'm fact,
don't think I could jump with
my left foot now If I had to"
RUSS mark at the Armory
set a record for the school
boys in The Star Games, but
it wasn't the best leap Of his
career.
He holds the Virginia high
school indoor mark of % feet
6A inches, set last March at
the State championship meet
at VMI. Outdoors, Russ did
22-6A in the Northern Virginia
championships last year.
Peterson pulled q muscle on
his third and final leap Satur-
day, and he is worried about
being forced to stay on the
sidelines for the State indoor
meet February 10 at VMI. He
Is cunning for that title for the
third straight year.
His leap Saturday was a mild
disappointment to Peterson.
who felt he had q good chance
to break % feet.
However, Russ had practiced
only two days before The Star
Games, one day of jumping
and one day of working on his
form. But he still was shooting
for % feet, q mark he had made
several time in workouts last
fall.
Peterson quit the football
team last fall to concentrate
on his Jumping decision he
regretted when the Generals
won the State Group la
championship.
- -
The pulled muscle forced
Russ to sit out the mile medley,
an event WI had dominated
the last two years. The Generals
finished third behind Dundalk
Of Baltimore County, the
surprise winner over st. Johns,
which finished second.
The WI youngster, q good
student who plans to be q
doctor. was discussing his
chances Of making % feet in
an official meet. sort Of an
unofficial goal he has set for
himself.
II would like to do % feet"
Russ said, "and I think I can
II there is some competition In
one Of the meets this year. Z"
He was referring to the lack
Evening star., 1961-01-31
CAMP
Continued From Page AS

Continued From Page As
I like, I'll steal 1t, and Inn
prove on 1t II I can. The game
changes constantly, and we'll
change with 1t. and maybe
stay ahead Of It,"
II. he doesn't find one al
ready at George Washington.
Camp plans to get q quarter
back who can both pass and
run. Well recruit one. some
where"
The new CIV coach knows
that "a lot of football games
are won by recruiting and
scouting" That's Just where
he shines, because for the last
three years he has been in
charge Of those departments
for the Gophers.
On the subject Of recruiting
Were going to be all right at
CIV. I have q lot Of contacts
in the area"
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Dischinger
Boosts Lead

CHICAGO, Jan. 81 (AP).-
Terry Dischinger Of Purdue
boosted his lead over Ohio
States Jerry Lucas in the Big
Ten all-games basketball scor-
ing race throughout the week.
Dischinger. who led by four
tenths Of a point last week. now
has q full-point edge over his
All-America rival. Dischinger
has 375 points in II games for
q 26.7 average. Lucas has 351
points in II games for q 25.7
average.
Don Nelson Of Iowa Is third
with 324 points in IA games
for a $50 mark and Walt Bel
lamy of Indiana follows with
288 points in 13 games and a
22.1 average. The only other
Big Ten player averaging above
20 points. is John Tidwell Of
Michigan with 224 points In
II games and a 20.3.
The leaders:
Evening star., 1961-01-31
GLOVES
Continued From Page A-S

COntinued from rage A~S
finals Friday night in Leroy
Roberts. the defending cham
pion. and Frank Brooks.
The senior welterweight d.
vision will be one of the most
active of the tournament and
the Police team will need all bf
their skill to survive.
Roberts will attempt to ward
off Roosevelt Palmore, a vet
eran from the Mel A.C., in his
second round effort while
Brooks, q long-armed veteran
of two Journeys, will collide
with Marcellus Vaughan, of
the Twelfth Street Y, always a
threat for the title.
Seats for Friday nights
second round are now selling
at Capitol Arena, Fourteenth
and w streets NV. and in the
lobby Of The Star, Second
street and Virginia avenue Sc.
General admission is 81 and
ringside 50.
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Quuntico Downs
Fort Myer, 1917

Fort Myers basketball team
had the high scorer last night,
but that was all as it dropped
a 99-72 basketball game to the
Quantico Marines at Myer.
Myer provided the top man
In Rufus Hawkins, who scored
81 points, 26 In the first half
Evening star., 1961-01-31
BASKETBALL
Continued From Page AS

Continued From Page AS
Bruce Applegate's last-moment
shot. Georgia Tech upset Ken
tucky. $3.50, and Kansas State
gained q tie with Kansas for
the Big Eight Conference lead
with q 1910 decision over. Iowa
State.
Miami Coach Bruce Hale
took q calculated risk when he
gave most of his starting play
ers long rests during the first
half and it paid off when they
hit q fast pace at the finish.
Georgia Techs Roger Kaiser
put on Q tremendous one-man
show as he led the Engineers
to their first conference VIC
tory and virtually wrecked
Kentucky's hopes Of winning
the SEC title. Held to one
field goal In the first half,
Kaiser scored 10 points in the
second han and capped the
climax with q leaping one
hand shot for the winning
basket.
Kansas State, ranked No.
10, also gained q last-gasp
decision, winning on AL Peith-
mans 25-foot jump shot with
26 seconds to go. The only
other top 10 team in action
last night. st. Johns (No. 81
had to come from far back
early in the game but gained
an s4-75 decision over Creigh-
ton without too much diff
Guilty.
In other major conference
games Florida won its fifth
straight in the Southeastern
. record for the university-by
beating Alabama. $3.50; West
Virginia wore down Furman ir
8 high-scoring Southern Con.
ference affair to gain q 96-81
decision and Richmond
trimmed Davidson, 1918, ir
another Southern Conference
game.
Oklahoma City U. won its
ninth straight QQ.RA o,,a,
North Texas State; Loyols
tChicago) surged back for ar
1859 victory over Baldwin
Wallace, Niagara, behind JOE
Maddrey's second half shoot.
Ing, beat st. Francis (Pa.)
74-63; st. Mary's (Calif0 wor
over Humboldt State, 57-56
and Texas AIM defeated tour.
ing Pacific University, $3.50
Evening star., 1961-01-31
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

Results Yesterday
MnotIimaa!nsBoston, 10 nan 80: Parker Gray, 40.
MaKeneld, 80: Groyeton, 80
walter johnson SO; Richard Mont
Great Minis, SO; Lackey, 40
Games Today
Ballou at Wilson, $3.50.
Selr IHsl vs. woodward .so Prep at jefferson
Mackin ct Eastern, $3.50.
Carroll at Mckinley Tech. $3.50.
0sbourn at Annandale. $3.50.
Weshington-Lee at Groveton, $50.
Falls Church at Lee. $3.50.
Madison at Mount Vernon, $50.
Mclean at Stuart, $50.
Loudoun County at Nokesville, 7:3O.
RSusIs'f IsSni. MI .LeesburE, At cIiseT 7So.
81. Johns at o'Connell, 7:45.
GEORGETOWN Prep at Landon, $50.
Episcopal at Priory, $3.50.
9uantico Post at St. Anthony's, 4:3O.
S0psn SS0ppsressionsl nv, at Alex M Boys Club, 4.
Bulls High at Longfeilow, $50.
Bulls Prep at AU w, 3:45.
Suitland at Richard Montgomery, 2:3O.
B.CC at High Point, g
Blair at BladenSburg, $50.
Northwood at Northwestern, 9,
Wheaton at Oxon Hill, $3.50.
Walter johnson at Gaithersburg, ppd
to Wednesday.
Duval at 0lenelg, 3.
Surrattsville at Laurel. 2.
SaSscer at Calvert County, $50.
Lackey at LeonardtoWn, $50.
Margarent Brent at Southern. $3.50.
Great Mills at LaPlata, g.
Games Tomorrow
Walter johnson at Gaithersburg, 3:45.
Cardozo VS.. Western at Roosevelt,
h.oU.
Bell VS.. Wilson at Tech, $50,
Coolidse VS.. Roosevelt at Tech, s.
9pingarn at Anacostia, $3.50.
Chamberlain VS.. Mckinley Tech at
Anacosita, 3.
Wakefield at George Washington, $50.
Luther Jackson at Hoffman-Boston, T.
st. James at et. Stephens, 3.
Flint Hill at CIV ", 4.
Phelps ct Ballou, $3.50.
Blair at Bladensburg. 3:45.
Columbian Prep at st. Adams, 3:45.
Evening star., 1961-01-31
BuckeyesHo|
TopSpotin Poll
For '7h Week
By the Associated Press

For the seventh straight
week Ohio State today tops the
Nations college basketball
teams with a perfect score in
the weekly Associated Press
ranking poll.
The unbeaten Buckeyes, who
crushed Purdue. 92-62. last Sat-
urday in the game that was ex-
pected to be q deciding factor
in the Big Ten race, drew the
unanimous vote Of the 36-mem-
Der panel Of sports writers and
broadcasters. They received
the maximum of $50 points on
q 1898, etc., basis.
st. Bonaventure and Bradley,
due to settle their second-place
argument in q head-to-head
meeting in New York's Madison
Square Garden Thursday. con-
tinued their close race for the
runnerup spot with the Bon
nies holding q slight edge.
Duke Moves Up
st. Bonaventure received %
second-place votes and nine for
third to collect 305 points.
Bradley polled 2S1 points with
II votes for second and % for
third.
The voting was based on re-
suits Of games through last
Saturday. Ohio State had a
14-0 record then and made it
1870 last night by whipping
Wisconsin, 100-68. Two other
teams ranked in the top 10 won
their Monday games handily
but Louisville, No. 7, dropped
a 71-69 decision to Miami of
Florida. st. Johns, No. 9, beat
Creighton. BATS, and Kansas
State, No. 10, downed Iowa
State, 1910.
Duke and North Carolina ex-
changed places in the ratings
after the Blue Devils 1859
victory over Clemson. Duke
moved up to fourth by the slim
margin Of 210 to 203 in points.
Iowa. idle last week. held sixth.
followed by Louisville, Southern
California, st. Johns and Kan
saS State.
Purdue Drops Out
Kansas State replaced beaten
Purdue In the No. 10 spot for
the only big change in the rat
ings.
Bradley d4-D tonight takes
on Cincinnati, q dangerous Mis-
souri, Valley Conference rival.
Duke plays South Carolina and
North Carolina meets Clemson
in the only games involving
top 10 teams.
The top 10, with won-lost
records through Saturday and
first place votes in parentheses
(nointa nm 1n.0.Q ate hoeiaN
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Hoffman, Boston Five
Tops Purker-Gruy

Hoffm a n Boston High
School basketball team came
from behind to take the lead
in the middle Of the fourth
quarter and then put on the
freeze in the remaining min
utes to edge Parker Gray, So
40. in . Group District League
game yesterday at the Airing
ton school.
Thomas Cant. the teams top
scorer this season. again paced
the scoring attack with 20
points. Z
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Greet Mills Rallies
To Defeat Luckev

Great Mills High School
RI 4llied in the final quarter to
pail out q 59-49 basketball VIC
tory over Lackey last night at
Great Mills.
( Great Mills trailed by 42-4l
after thraa n,,arfor.
Evening star., 1961-01-31
Sonny White Hurt

BOSTON. Jan. 81 (AP).-
Sammy White, former Red Sox
catcher. was involved in an
automobile accident yesterday
and suffered back and shoul-
der injuries.