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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30

Former Secretary Of State
Christian A. Herter disputes
charges by q former United
States Ambassador to Havana
about State Department han
ding Of relations with Cuba.
In a book published yester-
day. The Fourth Floor" for
mer Ambassador Earl E. T.
Smith claims major decisions
about relations with Havana in
the early days of the govern
ment Of Fidel Castro were TAX
en- at low levels in the depart
ment. He singled out for spe-
cial criticism Roy r. Rubot-
tom. jr.. former Assistant Sec
rotary Of State for Latin Amer
lean Affairs.
In a statement. Mr.. Herter
called the low-level decision
charge "a patent abSurdity. T"
And he said of Mr.. Rubottom.
Il have the highest regard for
his patriotism. integrity and
skill as q Foreign Service Off
GER"
Mr.. Herter's statement:
MY a attention has been
called to recent press reports
concerning q book by a former
United States Ambassador in
which the integrity of former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30

when Mr.. Gordon will move
into the budget post.
DR.. Lewis, Al, a graduate Of
Union College at Schenectady,
N. Y. received his decorate in
economics at Harvard Univer-
sity. He worked with the Coun-
Gil Of Economic Advisers as an
economist and assistant to the
chairman during the Truman
administration from 1850 to
1858. He has been connected
with Indiana University since
then.
DR.. Lewis economic thinking
is indicated by the title of his
doctorate thesis at Harvard
which was Towards an Ad-
ministratable Price Policy fol
Full Employment"
He has a book scheduled fol-
publication next month en-
titled "Quiet Crisis in India;
Economic Development ant
American Policy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30
Cory Cooper Estote
Cut to 81 100000

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 80
tAP).-A first accounting Of
the $3.599. 702 estate Of Actor
Gary Cooper showed today that
taxes and other expenses have
reduced it to 81, 990,879.
Superior Judge Clyde c.
Triplett. who approved the &C
counting, was told that inheri-
lance taxes, debts and q $500
monthly family allowance to
the widow were responsible.
Mr.. Cooper died of cancer
May Is, 1861, at the age of so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30
Algeria Seeks Aid

PARIS, Nov. 80 (AP).-For-
eign Minister Mohammed Khe-
mist Of Algeria and an official
delegation arrived today to con-
fer with French officials on
large-scale economic and tech
meal aid for Algeria.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

Now you can create sweeping floral pat.
terms and dramatic "S-ShapsS" such 80
never before dreamed-of in roses. Below
you see The Reverend w. w.. Bunae's
spectacular new Scarlet Showers" rose
that scars 20 II. high and spreads 20 II.
wide when draped against housewalIs.
wsy. gaTagsl
Evening star., 1962-04-15
SWeepS Across Bare Walls

blanket your porch, breezeway or
pergola under flaming drifts of
bloom. :. transform a small home
into rose-covered cottage! Plant
several 80 feet apart along fences
and incredible as it may seem,
these roses will meet, interlace
and completely frame the aver
age landscape with living color
and beauty. Just one plant can
easily transform your garage in
to a bower of roses! And just
picture the ripping cascade of
bloom and color when you trail
one or two down hitherto hard
to-plant embankments or bare
and unsightly retaining walls.
Many garden lovers who have al
ready seen the Bunge "Scarlet
Showers" in bloom have pro-
claimed it a floral marvel of our
time!
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Like Widfre!
Turns Your Grounds Into
A Community ShoWpIace
From June to Frost

waiting into your room from
flowers that bloom at your win
dows.
Best of all, when you consider
that many house lots are go x 100,
just think what a few of these
Ray Bunge "Scarlet Showers"
climbers can do for your prop
erty! A single plant can easily
Evening star., 1962-04-15

What a joy it is to reach out of
second-floor windows and to cut
a bouquet with one snip of your
scissors :. . with 2 ships gather
an armful. The blossoms are
sparkling red overlaid with a
flush of magenta and how
delightful to drift off to sleep at
night with the scent of roses
Evening star., 1962-04-15
spring to frost!

OkSA AAAS W 4AVCCs
Imagine the glory Of q rose
bush that streaks skyward 18
inches in a single week E. and
once established reaches the fan
tastic height of 20 feet in a single
season {. spreads 40 feet along
housewalls or fences!
Imagine the glory Of a rose
bush that bursts into gigantic
blossoms up to 5 inches across
...roses SO eager to bloom the en-
tire plant is covered with hun
dreds of lavish red flowers at one
single time. :. roses that burst
again and again into fiery masses
of color in June, July, August,
September, October. until snow
starts to flyl
Acclaimed AsA
New Floral Sensation
BY Leading Garden Authorities
"A Phenomenal Rose Factory From
Spring To Frost" Say Others
Yes, now with just a few feet
of earth. ... from one single plant,
you can curtain a whole house
wall and breezeway with masses
of roses. frame windows and
doorways with garlands of bios
SONS. ... splash flaming color from
plant roots to rooftop! Roses to
sweep over the roofs of ranch
houses and trail fountains of
bloom from one side of the house
to the other. :. roses to screen
your garage and backyard on ar
bors and trellises. roses to
sweep along fences and surround
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Imagine! A 4O-FOOt House
Covered with GIANT Red ROSES
From One Single Plant!

Amazing new climbing rose developed
by The Reverend w. w. Bunge. of Min
nesOta scars 20 ft. high, spreads 40 ft. wide,
surrounds your walls, fences, trelIises,
property with flaming sheets of color from
Evening star., 1962-04-15

your house and property with liv-
ing walls of color 5 months of
the year.
Yes, now from just one single
rosebush, you can create a floral
paradise . the kind of lavish
beauty you see in the garden
magazines. :. cause a neighbor-
hood sensation with its fiery
splendor that can be seen 4 blocks
away. and all at infinitesimal
cost to you.
Exceptionally Winter.Hardy And
Disease Resistant! Even Blooms
In Part Shade!
Called the Ray Bunge Scarlet
Showers" Rose, here is a rose so
perfectly hardy, it has laughed
of even bitter-cold Minnesota
winters with almost no protec-
tion whatever lis extremely
disease-resistant (including
blackspot) -. and in Reverend
Bunge's test gardens even blooms
in partly shady locations where
practically no other rose can
thrive Gas little as 8 hours daily
sunlight produces rGvishing
masses of bloomD This is the
wonder-rose that Rev. Bunge has
finally perfected and patented
after 32 years of breeding. This
is the wonder-rose you can have
blooming in your garden for a
lifetime of bloom and beauty if
you order quickly before our
limited supplies are exhausted.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Supplies Strictly Limited! I!
We Can Make This Offer
ONLY ONCE THIS SEASON

Believe this going be of the demanded
all The number available home gardeners year
few and the supply can't be much improved
honors for the prettest home
quickly before meager supplies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTlNUEp)
tcoNrINUEp)
Christmas in Carrollton

Christmas in Carrollton
Immediate occupancy Of this s.
rec. rm, Already FLA approved
for S22,500, Buy CT no SIS down,
CLINTON-Cent, loo. in Clinton,
9-yr.-old Colonial Cape Cod hse.
3 b,r. and bath End H.: kit, dr..
lr,, util, rm. and furnace rm. on
LIST H., no bsmt. 1 lI1O-acre,
shaded lot. Walking dist. schis.'
churches, shop. ctr. Assume list
cash offer on bal. No reas. offer
refused. For more info. ask for
owner. Call any time, days CY. T.
1850, ewes. CY ..7-SSS6.
COLLEGE PARK-Brick rambler, 3
fuii bsmt. sia5.A AP. 7 7.6Saa SSf0'
COLLEGE PK.-Sl6,75O. 4 bed.
rms, Ia baths, huge brk. buy
that's vacant.
BE IN BY XMAS"
Walk-out bsmt. with rec. rm., full
din. rm.. huge family rm., kitchen,
fenced yard. Walk to bus, Schls.
W. j. Nicholas Ritz. HE. $1,000
COLLEGE PARK-Loveiy BRICK
rambler, 3 bedrms., full bsmt,.
ieneSd yard, s yrs. old. Only
$500 DALEY REAL EST,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-23

QUAINT ACRES AREA u Desirable
brick split-level, 2Is baths, NV,
rm,, firepl.. family rm,. porch.
garage, lge, level lot, Near schools
shops and trans. Reduced for quick
sale, with excellent terms 10 oual-
ified buyers. o. D FIELD, INC.
Realtors, JU. 5-71l3, or Mr.. Ken
hart, HA. 2-7224.
RANDOLPH HILLS-All-briek ram
nIer. Z iuli baths, rec. rn.. out Of
looking days are over Only SSSn
down FLA. Call g49-73OO'
HUGH 4. PECK, 1926 Georgia Ave.
ROCK CREEK FOREST-Just of
hs Eaast-West hwy, Is this lovely B.
Ice sep. ain rm S Ssif luxe sPaiii t S,sb
table. space, lovely rec. rm, with
firepl. and "a bath. Centrally air
cond.. Wv. earpeting, many other
extras. SO COW. to everything
ROBERT H. KENT e. Co, III a.
5000, REALTORS,
R0CKCREsT-vALUE GALORE in
THIS 3-bedroom rambler, lge. xii.
extra lse. lot, walk TO schools and
shopping. FhA appraiser. Sl3.2 ON.
500 On. Call 949-7O7O.
9. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
ROCKyILLE-Immac., S-b.r., brk.
rambler, j "a baths, finished rec.
I'm. $500 dn. FLA. R. L, SMITH.
RL1R., GA. 4-771I, GA. 4-S7g5'
RoCKyMLE-Gis, no money dn
4-bedrm., 2-bath home, PAYMENTS
less than rent. Quick Possession.
KEN DRUSK1N, Realtor p40-4OOO
ROCKVILLE. Amazing value
3 large bedrms.. 2 baths, sep. din.
$1,000. VACANT. MINED. POSE
yDyAANh REAL ESTATE, INC.
hEALIOh VII. 2-63OO
ROCKVILLE
3 Bedrm.-$450 On.
sparklingly clean well-kept ram
bier. kit. with dishWasher, large
Lapie space, spacious bathroom.
with pullt-in vanitorium. Beaut,
IoI; l5M, 949:4434. SUBURBAN
ST. JOHNS, FOREST GLFN-Va-
can't 4 bedrms.. 4 baths, sep. din.
I I'M, paneled rec: I'm. and den,
SS.So 60 porch, fully equipped kit.
s@1,1oO. BY OWNER. 949-9673.
SEE SUBURBAN FIRST
HOCkN1LLE. Look 70 the SUMMER
swimming pool And delightful
patlo, j. bedrm. 2-bath split-level,
Setneoral ceiling and indirect
ngntlng IN nv. rm., .today's kit.
MN MIN ISoie space. pa1eled rec; nm,
SHERWOOD FOREST. Gracious liy-
ing IN prestige area. Custom
built, very best materials throueh-
out-Al brick 3-bedroom, pa
oatn rambler on wooded A-acre,
small stream, formal din. nm,
larKe Nv. rm. with unusual firepl.
Walk-out bsmt. with tremendous
rec: nm, 2-car garage. Many
coLESVILLE-only S22,bOO IN,
this new 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
z baths. de luxe KIT, sep. ain
rm., firepls., carport, h-acre
.v,. Po. 2-314O
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
SHERWOOD FOREST ARIA =
OWNER TRANSF., MUsT SELL.
yr.-old, 4-bedrm., 2-bath eontsm-
porary home on beaut. M-acre
double carport. SO 900 a4a.aI a. a.
@. A. scHLEsINGER CO.
SILVER SPRING, nr. Franklin Ave
brick RAMBLER, 8 bedfnls'
ehoiee elose-in area. din. rIi., full
bsmt, Assume $1,000 loan. Price
only SlS.950.
HUGH T. PECK He. 4-I7OO
SILVER sPRING-SI6,950. 4-bed-
room Cape Cod.
:. BE IN BY XMAS
vacant. No money down VA, or
W NICHOLAS p..,.o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-23
HOUSES FOR SAlE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

oAKyIEw. $14.750 - S.bedrm
CAM Fo Ism < MERRY XMAS"
Huge liv. DIM. wlfirepl.. double
closets walk to bus. schools and
W. ]. NICHOLAS, Rltr, HE. $1,000
PEACE ON EARTH
GOOD WILL TO MEN
ASHTON REALTY COMPANY
PEACH ORCHARD HEIGHTS, close
In, lust off Rte. 20.
NEW RAMBLERS-S22,O5O
More house. for the money. 3-bed-
rms, 2 baths, din. rm., carport,
a-aere lot. WE TAKE TRADES.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-i7O0
PINEY BRANCH ROAD AREA
wonderful convenient location. 81
bedrm. Rambler. Lge. liV. rm. with
trepl., den, breakfast rm.. full
bsmt., deep, level lot. Only SIS
TY CORP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-ND.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

wOoDsIDE. S2O,50O-Dutch Co.
lonial with slate roof, Ia baths
entrance foyer, formal din. rm.,
kit. with table space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-23
HOUSES uMFuRE. 70 RENT HOUSES FOR sALE-u. Q.
SPRING VALLEY

Comfortable brick Colonial In 0
preferred residential area. LivinS
room with fireplace, dining room,
new kitchen, 3 good-sized bed
rooms, 2 baths, full basement with
rec. room and "a bath. Priced in
30s. Ewes, Mr.. Cochran, OIL.
B-4670.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
EN-. 2-4464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-23

HERE'S A REAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR A VET to know the prestige
OF home ownership. A semi-colo-
NAL with bsmt., sep. din. rm., big
bedrms, fenced lot, can be pur-
chased no down CT and seller will
pay 5000 Of your settlement
charges II you want to do your
own decorating. Same deal goes
for FLA buyer. Total price only
S11,25O.
KENT FOREST coLoNIAI-a he'd
rms.i Ia baths, sep. din. rm,, brk.
construction, fully air cond. Schools
and churches nearby. Jr. high and
shopping center within walking
eistanee. A good FLA deal at
USE YOUR BONUS MONEY Ia buy
This BONUS HOME in wonderful
Woodlawn. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. A
real de luxe kitchen with dish
washer and disposal. Other BO-
MUSES. incl. central air cond -.
auto. washer and dryer, vall-to.
wall carpeting, gas-log firepl. in
liy. rm., alum. awnings, Venetian
blinds. etc.. fenced lawn. Minimum
down payment on FLA terms or
for Sl7.bO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-23

able brk, rambler v/sep. din. and
ST, NIcKs sPEcIAIl"
Walk 70 bus, schools and shops,
w, J. NICHOLAS, Ritz, lie. 4.inn0
BERwYN HEIGHTS. collsss Park
srsa-,4 g., beerm'..-asep. On, IIa In'
$3.50 total 70 OILS. UN, l-5bb0,
LANGLEY REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-23
HOUSES TO SHARE
ZEAL ESTATE SALE or ExcR.

TRADE what you have and don't
want for what you want and can
use. NJ. W. SIMMONS, ST.. Pc.
2-45OO. Pc. 2-3424.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

The Montgomery County
BBA, reported to be one of the
biggest youth baseball organi-
cations on the East Coast, will
play all its games at 1870 pm.
The ScheduIaS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17
ROCKVILLE BBA
JUNIOR LEAGUE

optimists VS. Civilians, 10 am, w.
Rockville Jr
st. Mary's VS. Potomac, pm, Poto-
mac.
Pepsi-Cola VS. Standard Supply, ? pm,
Broome Big.
McDonalds VS. woodley's, 2 pm, W.
Rockville Jr.
PEEWEE LEAGUE
Womack VS. Rockville optimist, 10 am,
Broome ~.
st. Mary's VS. East Kiwanis, 10 am,
Rockcrest.
Budney VS. Civilians, 10 M, Billiards.
F. o. Day VS. DeVeau Construction,
pm, Broome NJ.
Mark Motors VS. Potomac. 10 am,
Potomac.
Rotary VS. West Kiwanis, pm, Bull
lards.
Bealrs ESQ VS. Macs ESQ, pm,
Rockcrest.
Tea VS. Businessmen, 10 am, Ell
wood Smith,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

league bowlers have already
clinched spots on Major League
teams for next year.
STARTING ON MAY .23 will
be a league unique to the area.
1t is travelling league bowl
ing on match game basis. Pen
tagon City Sports Center will
host the first session when
league officers will be elected
and rules adopted. Houses repre-
scented include Congressional,
Silver Spring, River Bowl,
Wheaton Triangle, Pentagon
City, Rosslyn, Shirley Bowl and
Skor Nor. Bowling on one of
the Congressional teams is an
all star cast of young bowlers
including Buddy Engleman, AL
Roberts, Bill Lectka, Ted Wade,
Doug Rector and Gordon Bon
nette.
Old Colony Laundry, after
leading all year, relinquished
the lead in the Thursday Mixed
League at University, but,
thanks to the three Bonnettes-
Marion, Gordon and Don-plus
Nau and vi Body, they came
back like true champs and won
the league on the last night.
Most winter leagues are clos
ing out the books for this sea-
son and currently the summer
leagues are just getting organ.
lied. Again, Congressional is
holding their scratch doubles on
Thursday night. This is the
Oldest doubles league in the
area and also contains some of
the best hot-shots around. But,
look around - keep in shape
this summer-and find a house
and league of your choice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17
Orioles, Beavers
Tie for Top Spot

The CYO Orioles and the 4S3
Beavers continued to pace the
Major Division of the Cub
Scout Little League softball
competition.
Both squads have gone I'M
defeated in two games with the
Orioles knocking off the 943
Lions, Cd, and the 4S3 Beavers
swapping the 484 Troians, 9-2,
in the latest action.
The results:
CYO Crusaders, IA; West
Rockville Bears, 2; 762 Braves,
10; 472 Jets, 2; 483 Beavers, 9;
484 Trojans, 2; CYO Orioles,
6; 943 Lions, A; Potomac Twins,
idle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

The top finishers and their
classes:
CLASS C2-TWo in Canadian
canoe, single blade. Winners:
Roger Van and Stan Stankie.
wicz. Time 1:07:35.
C2M-Man and woman in Ca
madam canoe, single blade.
Winners: Frank Ravens and
Betsy Volmer. Time 1:09:04.
K2 - Kayak, 2 men, double
blade. Winners: Andy Bond
and Ted Fletcher. Time 1:09:21.
CT - Canadian canoe, / man
single blade. Winner: James
Peoples. Time 1:20:42.
K1-Kayak, 1 man, d lou BILE
blade. Winner: Dan Sullivan.
Time LOOPS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

Three years before the Ma
tional baseball league began OPP
erations, the first big League"
in American sports was formed.
Its name back in 1873 was the
"Quadrilateral Trotting Combi-
nation" Today it's known
through the country as harness
racing's "Grand Circuit" the
coast-to-coast big League"
which brings the finest trotters
and PAGERS to some 20 tracks
every year.
Rosecroft Raceway at Oxon
Hill, Md, is the only Maryland
harness track on the Grand Cir
cult schedule this year. The fl
nal week of its May z June 2
meeting win feature the richest
Rosecroft stakes to attract the
travelling stars.
When the Circuit was formed
only four tracks were included:
Cleveland, Buffalo, Utica, N. Y,
and Springfield, Mass. The idea
was to schedule the biggest rae
es so the best horses could trav-
ell from one track to the other
competing for them. In that
first year, the purses were $780,
600. Today, races worth more
than 81 million are contested
along the Grand Circuit.
Usually about 300 harness
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17
MONTGOMERY co. BBA
RESULTS
MIDGET DIVISION
Wheaton League

fridays results: Wheaton Sports, s
Randolph Lions, a; Tower Bearcats, s
United Auto, /; Wheaton Lions, 6. Oy
ster Associates, 2.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

saturdays results: Tower Bearcats,
4, st. JuJde's, /; Wheaton Sports, IL,
Oyster Associates, 10; Wheaton Lions, z,
United Auto 2.
Northern League
Fridays Results: Burtonsvillc 2,
Olney Jets. 8; Keys & Son, IS, Oakvlew
sery. 8.
Saturdays Results! Hillendale, s,
OalSview Angels, 6; Keys & Son, IL, Bur
louisville, z; Lyons Nursery, IL, Olney
Jets, /.
Silver Spring League
Fridays Results: Sligo Grandview.
10, Silver Spring Elks 9; Silver Spring
Lions, IL, Takoma Park, 3: Packets
Pharmacy, IS, Guardian Federal, 2.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

cult meetings are ever held at
the same time. The idea still is
to let the best trotters and pac-
ers travel to the best races.
Grand Circuits" are we'll es-
tablished in other sports, follow
ing harness racing's lead. The
golf professionals make the
tour" of rich tournaments held
each week in various cities. Ten
mis- stars do the same.
Even baseball is copying the
idea, at least a little bit. After
all, there are now two all-star
games.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17
TenPin Trail
by Paul o. Mohn

suspense to the last ball
that was the story of the cham
plonship roll-off in the Minor
Travelling League. The last
game told the story as Congress
sional barely won out over
Merrill's Pizza bowling out of
Silver Hill. Third place went
to the winner of the Virginia
Divisions Shirley Bowl.
Only Congressionals Gold
team failed to win in their re-
spective roll-offs for league
titles. In second place, Fair
lanes University-Bonnette won
handily as did Fairlanes Whea-
ton Plaza Scales in the third
place slot. Wheaton Triangle
did the honors in the fifth place
positions.
Highlights of the banquet
held Sunday night at Pentagon
City included announcement by
Matt Bonnie, City Association
Secretary, that Roy Ross,
Minor League secretary, had
been selected as the secretary
of the year.
Winners of high average,
high sets and high games for
Outer Maryland Division, Inner
Maryland Division and Virginia
Divisions respectively were Mel
Chang (194), Doc Ashwell $50
and Sam Breeder (1S4); Byron
Hurst (712), John Gauger (693)
and Jack Stiegelmeyer, (7O3);
Jim Hancock (277, Dave En-
quist (266) and Chuck Black
burn and Andy Back (267).
Two other zoos were rolled
one by Terry Collins and the
other by Mel Chang. All in all
1t was an suspicious start for
the Minor League. At least six
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

Croneberger, Silver Spring, and
with call number W3UCR, the
members kept the start and
finish points informed the
races progress.
The members participating
were:
W3CWK, Ralph Mullendore
of Silver Spring.
W3AGN, Bill Craig of Rock
vile.
KN3PPB, Denny Sneider of
Silver Spring.
KNSPRP, Keith Englemeyer
of Wheaton.
KSLFN, Marty Brand of Be-
thesda.
K3NKH, Bobby Wachtel of
Bethesda.
W3FNU, NICK Smith OF ID. Z.
W3OBR, Nate Coffey of Be-
thesda.
W3PIH, Joe Thomas of Rock.
vile.
K3BEG, Cy Hill of d. c.
W3HB, Willis Brown of Be-
thesda.
Preceding the competition,
Rep. Charles Matthias tested
the course with John Berry, a
former Olympic winner.
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart w. Udall made the
presentation of awards at Syc-
amore Island.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17
Rich Rosecrof+ Stakes Near

horses and 80 drivers travel the
Circuit. Their major stops are
still the big state fair meetings
in the midwest where the tradi-
tion-laden stakes like the Little
Brown Jug and the Hambleton-
ian are raced.
With the coming of night rae
ing at tracks in metropolitan
areas, the Grand Circuit expand
ed to include them when they
applied for membership. More
than so tracks have been mem
bers of the Grand Circuit during
its history. No two Grand Cir
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17
Dan Sullivan Sets Record
In Winning Canoe Event

Dan Sullivan, representing
the Canoe Cruisers Association,
set a new course record re-
cently.i lin winning the XII Class
division of the 7th annual Po-
tomac River White Water
Race.
With record crowds on hand
to watch 71a mile race, stretch
ing from just below Great
Falls to Sycamore Island, Sui
livan padded his one-man
kayak, using a double blade,
over the distance in 1 hour 26
seconds.
And in establishing his new
record, Sullivan was forced to
fight higher-than-usual waters
while passing the treacherous
rapids.
This years event, race Of
ficials stated, attracted the
largest field ever. One hun
dred and thirty contestants reg
istered for the race with Y
participating. Ten clubs from
five states and the District of
Columbia and Canada were
represented.
Adding to the events safety
was the stationing of IL mem
bers of the Rock Creek Anna
teur Radio Association at spe-
cial check points.
Under the direction of L 0 IL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17

league bowlers have already
clinched spots on Major League
teams for next year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17
MONTGOMERY co. BBA
JUNIOR DIVISION

Eastern League
Takoma Park Tigers VS. Silver Spring
Optimist, Long Branch, No. 1.
Packets Pharmacy VS. Oakview Jun
iors, Brookview Ele. School.
Colesville Lions VS. Sligo Juniors, Sligo.
Northern League
Wheaton Lions VS. Sheet Metal Local
No. 102, Wheaton High School.
G. D. Armstrong VS. Jolars, Aspen
Hill No. 1.
Wheaton Sports & Tackle VS. Damascus
Rotary, Damascus High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-17
Western League

Kensington Lions VS. Bethesda Civitan,
B-CC High School.
st. Jude's VS. viers Mill Vikings, Ran
dolph Hill No. 1.
B-cc optimists VS. Bruce Variety, N.
Beth. No. /.