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HOSCHNA. HETTIE. On Monday,
% pital. HETTfE HoscHNA Of Of i407
Berry St. Falls Church. Va. wife
of the late Karl L. Hoschna. mother
of Miss Frances A. Hoschna Of Falls
Church, Va, and Mrs. Anna H.
Bittenbender Of Arlington. Va; sis
ter of Harry Hug of Phoenix, AriZ.,
and John ]. Hug OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
She also is survived by three grand
children. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
senvices pvd AnSton nm S bsId asdsv eds nriI
IS. at 4 pm. Interment Germania
Cemetery, Germania. Pa. In lieu of
flowers. contributions may be made
to the Civinette Club. in care of
Mrs. Hugh Phillips. 1892 North
Venice. St. Arlington, Va. Is
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BRADDOCK, GEORGE II. On Frida,

April "A, 1861, at his home In
snnSSp0GS, Hsn!nnnSsSap0UGliSS, MINI; MINI; GEORGE II.
Braddock, father of William A.
Braddock of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Comdr. Robert L. Braddock'
USN.. and brother OF E. Reeves
Braddock and Mrs. Tabitha B. Dan
iel, both Of Oklahoma City. Okla,
Bethesda, Nd. Funeral Services in
Minneapolis. on Monday. April II.
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IA, 1851. JAMES E. GEARY, brother
OF Mrs. Marie c. Geary Of Will
merding. Pa. Mr.. Geary rests at
the W. K. Huntemann & Son Fu-
neral Home. 5732 Georgia ave. NV.
(parking facilities in rearl, where
prayers will be offered on Tuesday,
April IS. at $3.50 am. REQUIEM
mass at the Nativity Church at 8
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Friends may call after
pm. Sunday April l6 II
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Born in Washington

A native Of Washington, DR..
Minor was graduated from the
Episcopal High School in Alex
andria. the University of. Vir-
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FLINN, JOHN. on Saturday, April / ),
1851, JOHN FLYNN. of SIS New
comb st. Sc. beloved husband OF
Mrs. Miriam D. Flynn. father OF
Mrs. Charles M Merrill and Mrs.
Frank B. Brooks. ir., brother OF
Frank Flynn. He is survived by three
grandchildren Funeral from the
Simmons Brothers Funeral Home,
1861 Good Hope rd. sc. Cparking
facilities on Tuesday. April is at
1915 am. Funeral services at the
Congress Heights Methodist Church.
at II am. Interment Cedar Hill
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BAUM. KATHERINE M Officer, and

a a. members of Mizpah Coun-
4 ell, No. 3. Daughters of
America, are hereby request
Nf.AM ed to be present at the s. H
Tt Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 l4th st. NV, at \ pm.
Tuesday. April is, 1861. for
the purpose of conducting services
for our late sister. KATHERINE M.
BAUM
BARBARA BARLOW, Councillor.
LOUISE DYER. Secy.
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BILLIE j. CAIN, Acting w. M.
MAMIE E. WOHLFARTH, Secy.

FISHER, JOHN ORVILLE. On Sunday,
April 10. 1851. at GEORGETOWN Uni
yersity Hospital. JOHN ORVILLE
FISHER of 2O16 North Adams St.
Arlington, Va, beloved husband OF
Norma j. Fisher. son Of Mr. and
mrs. Clarence Fisher Of East Kansas.
Kans, and brother of Paul Fisher
of Parkville. Mo. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home 2s47
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. until
8 pm. Tuesday, April is. Funeral
services and interment Leaven-
worth Kama n
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JACKSON. EVA MAE. On satgEdsy

April Is, 1861. EVA MAE JACKSON
Of 29ll 18th st. NV. daughter of
Mrs. Luna B. Jackson, sister of
Mamie Lewis. Swannie. Luna, Aslee
and Kever Jackson. She also Is sur
vived by two nieces. Bernice and
Tawanda: one nephew. Whitfield
Jackson; other relatives and friends.
Friends may call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island ave.
NV. from to 1890 pm. Tuesday,
April Is. Funeral and interment
FuQuay Springs, N, c. Is
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ANDERSON II. An emer-
gent communication OF
Benjamin B. French Lodge,
No. Is, F. A. A. M, will
} be held at the 8. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 29OI 14th
st. NV. on Tuesday April
Is, 1861. at I0:45 am,
purpose OF conducting the
sonic rites for our late broth
,ERSON H. TACKETT.
AID d. CHERNEY, w. M.
I. JOHNSON Serv
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EVA P. On Saturday Apr

I11 IVA - OH S4tMIIay; hpddI
Bunker Hill rd. Mount Rainier, Md,
beloved wife Of Eugene L. Fabritz:
mother Of Elaine A. Pearson and
Ralph E. Fabritz; sister of Blanche
Wolfe, Ruth Zoerner. Hulda Reed
Harry, Ralph and Clinton Under
wood. She also is survived by six
grandchildren. Mrs. Fabritz rests
at the Gasch Funeral Home, 47ag
Baltimore ave, HyattSville Md
Services at Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Chapel at IL am. Wednesday, April
10. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Friends may call after 4 pm
Monday April Il. IS
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LcINTYRE. HRNRY S. An emergen

HENRY S. An emergent
q communication of King
g. Z: !: y: &! ! I i. {: q.
wv pm, at the lodge room,
" on Church lane, Falls
Church. Va, for the purpose Of
conducting Masonic services for our
late brother, HENRY S. MCINTYRE.
,o,u, ROGER Y. BUSH, W. NJ.
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HARRIS, CLARENCE E. on Sunday.
April 16, 1861, CLARENCE E. HAIR
RIS of 41S 18th st. ne, Apt. 4.
Notice Of funeral later. IS
HARRIS. VIOLA BEsLEY. On Thur

day. April 13. 1861, VIOLA BEs-
LEY HARRIS of 664 G ST. ne,
beloved mother Of Floree Freeman,
Bernice johnson. Frederick, Eugene
and Ray Harris. She also is sur
vived by seven grandchildren, three
great-grandchildren and other rela-
tives and many friends. After 8
pm. Monday, April II. friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1892 You st. NV, where services
will be held on Tuesday, April is,
at l pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. II
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BRANCH, LILLE MAE. on saturd,

April Is. 1861 LILLE MAE
devoted daughter Of Mrs Elma Odom
and sister Of Mrs. Elsie Hardy and
Calvin johnson Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends
After 4 pm. Tuesday. April IS,
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1890 9Th ST
NV. where services will be held
Wednesday. April 10. at 12 noon.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry 10
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MELLS. KATHERINE N ON Eria.u

April IA, 1861. at her residence, 20 2oC
55th ST. ne, Apt II, KATHERINE
H. WELLS. She is survived. BY heI
husband, Royal Wells, one sister
Mrs. IVer Santos, one brother
Edward @. Harrison. four nieces
four nepheWs and a host OF othcI
relatives and friends. From . tc
10 pm Tuesday. April 18th, friends
may call at Henry s. Washington
and Sons Funeral Home, 1925 Deaut
ave. ne. where funeral services vii
be held at IL noon, Wednesday
April 10, Rev. Charles Hamilton
officiating 1nterment Arlington Ma.
tiOnal Cemetery. II
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TACKETT. ANDERSON II. on satur.
day, April 10. 1861. ANDERSON
H. TACKETT of l2722 Robindale
drive. Wheaton City, Md. father
Of Mrs. Mary T Howard, father-in-
law Of Anne Tackett He also is
survived by five grandsons. Friends
may call at the S. II. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th st. NV,
after l2 noon Sunday, April IL
parking facilitiesD. Services at
the above funeral home on Tuesday
April is. at IL am. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery. II
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is. 1861, at her residence. 20i7
3Ist pl, Sc. MARY N. GEIGER,
wife Of the late Lewis L. Geiger,
Geiger, Mrs. Grace c. Donnelly and
Mrs. Ethel z. Merson; sister of Mrs
Sarah E Daken and James and
George McFall; grandmother Of Rob-
eTt H. MerSon and Mary Grace
Pacen. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne. where services
will be held Wednesday. April l9,
at 2:30 pm. InteTment Fort Lin
coln Cpmpterv ~
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HENRY STEWART SUD

denly, on Saturday. April is. 1861,
at the Fsirffx Hospital, MR.. HENRY
STEWART MCINTYRE of Falls
Church. Va. He is survived by his
devoted wife, Mrs. Cora B. Mcintyre
two sisters. Mrs. Maria Anderson
Of Middleburg. Va; Mrs. Alice But
Ter of Washington. D. c.. and many
other relatives. Remains may be
viewed at the Galloway Methodis'
Va, after q pm. Tuesday. April
IS. where funeral services will be
conducted Wednesday, April 10. al
1:30 pm, the Rev. E. e. ArteI
officiating. Interment church ceme-
terry. Arrangements BY Joynes Fu-
neral Home, l27 North 4th St.
Warrenton, Va. is
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CAREER MARY On saturd.,

April is, 1861. at the Circle Ter
race Hospital Alexandria. Va. MARY
Z. GARBER of 4SO1 South 31st st..
Arlington, Va. beloved mother Of
Mrs. Mary G Rudd and Miss Mar
tha CARRIER, both of Arlington. Va.
Friends may call at the Robert j.
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 Colum-
bia pike. Arlington. Va. after .
pm. Sunday. April 10. Recitation
OF the rosary will be held at S pm.
Monday, April II. at the above fu-
neral home. Requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. Tuesday, April
Is. at the Blessed Sacrament
Church, Alexandria. Va. Interment
q 2 La al ..l-
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GRooT. LOUIS ELLIS; On Friday

April IA, 1861, LOUIS ELLIS
GROOT Of ST.. Petersburg. Fla, be-
loved husband Of Emma H. Groot,
father Of Mrs; Louise Wood. Mrs.
Edna Mitchell, Mrs. Lillian Gwalt-
ney. William C. and Louis Ellis
Groot and Mrs. Elizabeth Leece,
Friends may call after l pm. Mon
day. April 4, at the Bethesda
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md.
Services on Tuesday April is, at
the Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer,
Va. at pm. lnterment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. (st Peters
burg Fla. papers please copyJ II
day. April Il" II, 1867. . at the he An An
drews Air Force Base Hospital,
MONA ELKINS GUENTHER OF I2O
Brook drive. Falls Church, Va, be-
loved wife OF Col. Louis A. Guen-
ther UsAF; m9ther Of It. ffdnk
Caramanis OF Bonn, Germany; Cadet
Michael A, Guenther Of the United
States Military Academy. West
Point: N. r., and Christopher M.
Guenther Of the home address: sister
sndria. Va; Mrs Robert Bander
Of California and Mr.. John W.
Elkins of North Carolina. She also
Is survived by one grandChtld.
Friends may call at the Robert j.
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 CO.
lumbia pike, Arlington, Va, after
pm. Sunday. April 16. Recita-
tion Of the rosary will be held at 8
pm. Sunday, April l6. at the above
funeral home. Requiem mass will
be offered at 10 am. Tuesday
April Il. at st.. James Church. in
Falls Church, Va. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. II
HAMILTON, ALFRED I. On Sunday
April IS, 1861, at the Prince Geor-
ges General Hospital, ALFRED
HAMILTON of 5S02 Sheriff rd ne
beloved husband OF Mrs. Dorothy L
Hamilton, brother OF Pete Hamilton
He also Is survived by two nieces
one nephew. other relatives and q
host OF friends. Remains may bt
viewed from to 10 pm. Tuesday
April lS. at the Barnes g. Matthew,
Funeral Home. 1919 14th st. NV
ll4th ST. at Spring rdl, thence Il
lie in state at the Hemingway A. M
E. Church. 5Sth st. and Addison
Chapel rd. ne, on Wednesday, Apri
10. from 10:30 am. to time o.
funeral, 80 pm. the Rev Jamei
r. Gibson officiating Intermen
Carver Memorial Park. IS
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BRooKBs; MARY In y, on Thursday,

April 13. 1851, MARY NJ. BROOKS
Of Walter N. Brooks, daughter Of
Mrs. Pauline Barnes. sister Of George
and Roma Wright and aunt OF George
Wright. Other relatives ana friends
also survive. After 3 pm. Monday.
April H.. friends may call at the
Island ave. NV. Funeral services
on Tuesday. April is, at ] pm,
at the Tabor Presbyterian Church.
I'd and S SITS. NV. the Rev. Robert
l, Jeans officiating. Interment
Louisburg, N C ~
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MEALY. VERONA 2. on Friday, ADri

IA. 1861, VERONA Il. MEALY Of
3O2s 30th st. Sc, beloved mother
OF John F.. Brown. sister of Mrs.
Ida Meyers, Mrs. Marie Macdonald,
Clarence E. and John C. Bodley.
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope rd.
sc. (parking facilitiesl on Tuesday,
April & at 1880 pm. Funeral serv-
ices at the Anscostia Methodist
Church at : pm. Interment Wash
on Monday. April II after II noon.
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10y. CHARLES VIRGIL. OF 444O
Ammendale rd.. Beltsville, Md. on
April 10. 1861, father OF Mrs. John
J. Hurley and Mrs Robert c. Duni-
gan. brother Of Erve 10y. Seven
grandchildren also survive. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home. 1901
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Md. on
Wednesday. April 10, at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. is
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NELLIE Th. oftic.r,

bAUM, hAIHkkINE N. On Sunday
April 70. 1861, at Leland Memorial
2Ol3 Tuckerman ST., Hyattsville,
Nd. grandmother Of George Andrew
Baum and Carole Baum, sister OF
Harry A. Drummer. Services at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2gOl
l4th st. NV, on Wednesday, April
-, at 1870 pm. (parking facilities)
interment Arlington National Gene
terry. IS
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sCHERMERHORN, DOROTHY 8.

Saturday. April Is. 1861. at Subur-
ban Hospital. DOROTHY S. sCHER-
MERHORN OF 34l6 Rittenhouse st.
NV. beloved wife Of the late Charles
s Schermerhorn. sister Of Mrs.
Virginia Giguere of Washington,
D. c. Friends may call at the
S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2g0l 14th ST. NV. parking facili-
tiesl. Services at hll-Saints' Epis-
copal Church, Chevy Chase Circle
and Western ave. on Tuesday. April
is. at 1890 am. IntermPnt Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. II
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RICKS, SIDNEY. on Tuesday, April
II, 1861. SIDNEY RICKs OF IF42
9th st NV, beloved husband OF
Willie Kicks. He also is survived
by three dauEhterS, two sons. three
sisters. two brothers and many other
relatives and friends. After 3 pm.
Monday. April II, friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1892 You ST. NV. GraveSide serv-
ices on Tuesday. April Is. at 10
am, Arlington National Gene
terry. II
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Dtatha

MULvEY. ALLENE E. On Monday
April IL 1861, at her residence.
1928 Woodbine St, Chevy Chase,
Md, ALLENE E. MuLVEY, beloved
wife of Francis ]. Mulvey, mother
81 8sd Alsn W. Heap sn9 snasmtIt. sister 61 Of
the Collins Funeral Home. Notice
OF funeral later IS
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MINOR, DIR. JOHN. On Sunday. April

10, lO6l. az George WashinFton
uniyersity. Hospital DIR. JOHN
MINOR of 1929 2lSt st. NV. huS-
band OF Maria Williams Sheerin
Minor. father of DR.. Charles l..
Minor. John T. Minor. Edward T.
Minor. stepfather Of the Rev.
Charles W. Sheerin, ir. Betsy
Sheerin and Mrs. James Harrison.
Services will be held al the Church
OF the Epiphany. 1917 @ st. NV.
on Wednesday, April 10, at 1:45 p m.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Please omit flowers. Is
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WORIUN, MARY SUSAN. OF HUB
Emerson St., Hyattsville, Md, on
April Il. 1861. wife Of the late
L. Callaghan Of Lakeland. Fla. Rob-
ert W. and Charles D. Morton; sis
ter Of Mrs. Harry H. Snarr and Rob-
ert l.. Funk of Strasburg, Va. Five
grandchildren and six great-grand-
children also survive. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 5SOl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Md, on
Wednesday, April 10. at . pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
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LOURPAs. WuLIAM J. Members 9

LOURPAS, WILLIAM J. Members OF
,-vaGsG National Cathedral Post
& j: ]. &: y. :: :.. G:
day. April is. 1851, at
Chambers Funeral Home, 3012 NJ
ST. NV, under the direction of the
Honor Guard. Members are request
ed to attend.
DIR. sHEW KUHN LEE. Comdr.
PAIN NYALKA. Jr.. Adjt.
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'AERITZ. EVA The officers and mem.
I'll . 4. !. I: 1: ::':. :'
for the purpose OF con-
ducting funeral services for our
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CARRIGAN, ESTELLE. In loving
memory of my dear friend, MAMA
STEELE" who passed away three
years ago today, April II. 1858.
Always remembered.
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denly on Sunday. April 10, 1851,
SARAH JANE COLE of 5l6 Okla
homa ave. ne, beloved aunt of Mrs.
Ruth H Nelson, Mrs. Dorothy Brown
and John T. Johnson, She . also
leaves to mourn her passing other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
& Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st.
MnIice of flIneral later
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WILLIAMS, MAURICE NJ. On satur-

-, n NJ NJ ln'S, NJ VI oaIuT-
Nd, MAURICE M. WILLIAMS, be-,
loved brother of Mrs. Sadie Will
liams. Lottie Butler, Mrs. Ida Bell,
and Mrs. Macie Scott. Also surviving
are a host Of other relatives and
friends. After pm. Monday, April
II, friends may call at the Snow
den Funeral Home. Rockville, Md.
Funeral Tuesday. April Is, at / p m.
from the Warren Chapel Martins
burg, Md. the Rev. George Allen
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dark, it was still blowing a
solid gale. I did accomplish one
thing though. 1 had filled my
bilges with water and a liquid
bilge cleaner. The directions
on the cleaner said for best re.
suits take the boat out and let
the stuff slosh around a bit.
| now have cleaned my bilges
clear up to the washboards.
Thursday we changed things
around a bit. We went to the
Gooses' first and then up into
the Choptank. This brilliant
bit of strategy produced moth
ing. We shot a blank in both
places. Last year we started off
with much better results by hit
ting a $50 rock on the 18th day
Of April on UT first trip out.
This year we have started off
by shooting two consecutive
blanks, but bet you one thing.
I'll bet by this time next week
we will have found them. So,
the season has begun. The
trolling rates are the same at
our docks. 1t still is $35 for a
six hour trip and $50 for twelve
hours. If you would like to
give it a whirl, phone Alpine
1926.
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In the bottom of the inning
two errors by sophomore short
stop John Adams gave the run
right back to Sherwood.
B-CC almost won it in the
tenth.
Secondbaseman Jim Hansen
tripled with one away but he
died there as Beall set the rest
of the side down in order.
Sherwood got seven hits off
Middledorff and loser Meyer,
while B-CC got five off the Of
ferings of Jackson and Beall,
who got the win. 1t was the
third straight win for Sherwood
who had lost its first five.
Three of the five losses were by
one run.
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BA Y
FISHING
Cupf. Cane Hunt
GAIL D.

Wednesday, April 26 took
the paint brushes, scrappers,
sandpaper and all the other
junk needed to get the boat in
shape and threw the whole
mess in the creek. Strictly in
the interest of up to the min
ute reporting, ] went fishing.
/ should have stayed in bed.
When l arrived in the lower
Qhoptank River, the wind had
picked up to between Is and
20 miles northwest. l messed
around there for a few min
utes, and seeing nothing, de-
cided to head for the Gooses'
figuring that perhaps during
the time it took to run to the
Gooses' the wind might change.
II did. Instead of IS to 20 it
blew 80 to 40 with gusts over
%. Now only an idiot would
stay out in this kind of wind,
and I'll tell you why 1 did ii.
You see this fellow at the
Weather Bureau kept saying
the wind would shift to the
southwest and fall off. Trust.
ing soul that I am, I just kept
waiting and have ! got news for
him.
When / left the Gooses at
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Of Fools and Kings
By George Bragaw
Sports Editor

to WashingtonLee in the Wakefield Invitation
al last weekend and will be the team to watch
closely.
This is the first time that Blair has COM
peted in the five-year event which is becoming
one of the high points of the local track season.
A switch in the Cumberland Valley qualifying
meet for the State Meet caused powerful teams
from Frederick and South Hagerstown to drop
out reluctantly.
Meet Director Jerry SissOn and North
wood Coach Jim DeMOss were disappointed
to lose these two entries since the meet
had been moved from Saturday to Friday
to accommodate them. Nevertheless, North
wood should have one of the strongest
fields of any Maryland InvitatiOnal.
Defending champion from last year is Suit
land The Rams scored heavily in the relays
and field events to nose out Walter Johnson
106-101 Both these teams are back.
The host school has had its difficulties get
ting untracked this season. Northwood, run
nerup in the State Meet to Blair last season,
has % record in competition thus far
Seven of the Indians best have been
injured and have had difficult time getting
back in shape. The dashes and relays suffered
the most as sprinters Bruce Bell, Jim Barley,
Carroll Harne and Bobby Graham, have all
been hurt as have 440 man Ricky Grimsley,
highjumper Jim Watson, and broadjumper
Kenny Chatham. Chatham is out for the season
while the others are slowly working back into
running form.
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play. Creamer then stole second
and came all the way around
when the Bladensburg catcher
threw the ball into center field.
Mackey gave up six hits,
walked one, struck out three
and allowed one earned run in
going the distance. Mackey has
completed all four of the games
he has pitched, including a %
tie with Sherwood.
Baker Starts For Wheaton
Pitcher Danny Baker hit a
two-run single in the first inn
ing that highlighted a three-run
uprising against Blair. The
knights pitcher got the win
that broke Wheaton's losing
streak despite a rocky sixth
inning when he gave up a
basesloaded triple.
Bob Donaldson relieved with
man on third and two balls
on the next batter and got the
side out. Teddy Aranow, Bob
Wills, Gary Goubeau, Ev Lucas,
and Bill Banglesdorf all worked
for Blair with Aranow getting
the loss.
Ralph Caparottie with triple
and Jim Snowden and Baker
with singles brought the runs
home for Wheaton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-02
Japanese Envoy
To Attend Md.
Gymnastic Meet

Ambassador Koic hir O
Asakai of Japan will be
among high-ranking digni-
taries in attendance at the
pro gymnastic competition
between japanese and
American Olympic stars at
Cole Field House, University
of Maryland next Monday
night.
The meet is being sponsored
by the University of Maryland
IN" Club and proceeds go to
the groups scholarship fund.
The Ambassador and his wife
will be Joined by other Embassy
officials including press attache
Genichi Akatani.
The Japanese gymnasts, who
arrived in Los Angeles from
Japan just this past Friday, will
be making their first Eastern
appearance when they match
skills with the u. S. Olympic
team here. Two members of the
sixlman team were among the
1860 Olympics' top five scorers.
They are Yukio Endo and Masao
Takemoto. Their team holds the
international gymnastic crown
having beaten the highly fav-
ored Russian squad at Rome
last August.
Opposing them will be Amer
ica's six high-scorers in the
AAU's National championships
which come off this weekend
at Dallas, Tex. Expected to be
in this lineup are Larry Banner,
this country's No. 1 gymnast;
John Breckner, Able Grossfeld,
Fred Orloksy and Gar O'Quinn.
Nays Chef Phillips, 1861
Gymnastic coach of the Year"
will direct the American all star
team.
An added highlight of the
evenings activities will be an
exhibition by six outstanding
Japanese women gymnasts who
will perform on the balance
beam and uneven parallel bars.
Tickets are priced at So ire
served seats) and 81 general
admission and are on sale at
AAA, 1712 G ST., NV, Mitch.
els, 2S06 18th ST., NV; Silver
Spring Sports, 1887 Georgia
Ave-, and at Cole Field House.
Student tickets at 81 are avail
able at Cole Field House.
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re II o c X cts aQQeQ TO
Bladensburg's woes by coming
up with four big runs in the
sixth inning to win their sixth
game of the season-fourth in
the league-as Bruce Mackey
won his third.
The Mustangs took a two-run
lead, scoring single runs in the
fourth and top of the sixth,
before the Rockets came up
with four runs on four hits.
Bladensburg's run in the fourth
inning was the first earned run
given up by Bruce Mackey this
season. Bruce has now given
up IA hits, one run, and eight
walks in % innings. He has
famed 81.
Kenny Doane started the
Rockville sixth with a walk.
After Butch Isreal whitfield,
Wilkie Ricketts, singled Doane
to third. Jim White, RMIIS's
leading batter with a $50 aver
age, followed with a run scor-
ing single, Ricketts, stopping at
third.
Ed Hammock singled in Rick.
etts and White went to third.
After Hammock stole second,
Mike Creamer grounded to
third but White scored. Ham
rock was forced at third on the