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Evening star., 1962-09-06
Homes Stopped
In Montgomery

The Montgomery County
Planning Board, acting on the
advice of the County Health
Officer William j. Peoples, yes
terday turned down a develop
er's request for permission to
build "A homes near Darnes-
town.
Mindful of recent water con-
tamination problems in Poto-
mac, the board told the devel-
oper, Mrs. Paul v. Finegan, to
redesign her plans so that NO
home viii be built on soil un-
suitable for septic tank sys-
TENS. In a letter to the board
DR.. Peoples said much Of the
proposed subdivision was or
soil unsuitable for a large de-
velopment.
The Health Department has
been under fire because OF
water contamination problems
in a Potomac subdivision built
on land unsuitable for private
sewers. The county is in the
process of Tightening subdivi-
sion regulations for areas not
served by public water and
sewer lines.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clear
and cool tonight, low about So
in the city and 46 in the sub
urbs. Fair and cool tomorrow,
high in the low 70s.
Maryland Clear and cool
tonight, low 40-45 in the north
and 1854 in the southeast.
Fair and cool tomorrow, high
in the COS in the mountains
and 68-72 elsewhere.
Virginia-Fair tonight, low
1852 in the interior, except
40-45 in the mountains, and
in the low COS near the coast
Fair and cool with increasing
cloudiness in the southwest to-
morrow. high go in the noun
tains and the lower 70s else
where.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds northeast al
1920 knots, diminishing to.
night and becoming 10-l;
knots tomorrow. Fair in th'
north and partly cloudy in th'
south with visibility Of 10 miles
Resort Areas Tomorrow
Long Island and New Jerse!
beaches Sunny and cool, higl
10.
Maryland, Delaware and Vir
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Candidates for House
In 10th Rop Each Other

"At that time" the legislator
said, I'VE never thought we'd
have a Republican representing
US in Congress. We think we
have a candidate now who will
change this IN November"
Mr.. Broyhill, in a speech last
night, said that he is pleased"
to be a member of the "obstruc-
zionist crew." a clan Of similarly
minded congressman who block
pHograms set forth by President
Kennedy.
81 don't support President
Kennedy often" Mr.. Broyhill
told the Arlington Young Re-
publican Club at Broyhill audi
torium. only when he's right.
Striking back at Mr.. John
son, an avowed supporter o
the President. Mr.. Broyhill SAT-
that Mr.. Johnson would rub
ber stamp" the Presidents pro
grams If he we're elected. "Presi
dent Eisenhower never ex'
pected rubber stamping from
Republican members during hi:
administration" Mr.. Broyhill
said.
Repeating his refusal to en-
gage in a public debate with
Mr.. Johnson, he said he would
not adjust our campaign to
suit the campaign of any other
candidate. I don't know why he
continues to cry. ! didn't ask
him to get into the campaign,
I never heard of him until
"a few weeks ago."
Evening star., 1962-09-06

The two candidates for Vir-
ginia's Tenth Congressional
seat struck hard at each other
yesterday before separate par
tisan crowds.
Augustus c. johnson. the
Democratic candidate. said the
legislative batting average of
his Republican opponent. Rep
resentative Broyhill, is less
than 100 over the last 10 years.
Mr.. Broyhill raped Mr..
johnson. saying the Demo-
cratic candidate would. "rub-
Der stamp" President Ken
nedy's programs if he were
elected.
Addressing a group of about
35 locally elected officials anc
campaign workers in the 10tf
congressional district at {
luncheon yesterday. Mr.. John
son said that since Represent
ative Broyhill was first elected
in 1852. he has introduced 27l
bills but only "a have passed
'Broyhill has shown that he
has no taste for the hard work
of Government-for the study
and discussion of difficult
problems and. the working out
of good solutions to them, 4"
Mr.. johnson said.
Arlington State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick. 10th dis
trict Democratic chairman, in
presenting Mr.. johnson, re-
called the legislative battle in
1852 creating the 10th district.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Montgomery Man Quits
Roce for School Boord

large posts and those in the
LIST and Sd election districts.
The four incumbents filed
today for reelection. Besides
Mr.. Howard and Mr.. Breimyer,
they are William r. Thomas
III, board president, Of the Sd
district, and Robert z. Morrow
Of the LIST district.
Mr.. Thomas said they are
standing for reelection ION the
basis of the school board rec
ord over the past four years
during which we have served. /"
He said that during that
time school curriculum has
been strengthened special
services have been vastly i'm
proved school administra-
ton has been reorganized
the quality of instruction is
now generally very high"
Candidates in the non-par-
tisan elections file by petitions,
The four candidates filed petit
tions bearing a total of more
than 1,700 names.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Mrs. Schweinhout Coils
For AII-Out Attock

and draft a new one with
meaning.
Taking note Of Republican
attacks on the Democratic
County Council for recent wa
ter contamination problems.
she said: Certain deficiencies
are bound to arise in any ad-
ministration. but 6the import
ant thing is the speed and
equity in which they are cor
'rected."
The council, under fire be-
cause Of well water eontanina-
ton in the Potomac area has
acted to tighten private sewer
and water regulations and has
ordered stricter enforcement Of
these rules.
The only other defensive
statement made by Mrs.
Schweinhaut was on the con-
troversial property tax issue.
at took courage for the council
to raise the tax rate 81 cents in
an election year." she said.
Evening star., 1962-09-06

A MONTGOMERY County School
Board candidate said today he
is withdrawing so two other
challengers for at-large seats
can present a solid front
against what he called liberal"
incumbents.
The withdrawal was an
nounced by Edward @. Haddad,
of Bethesda. one Of three candi-
dates for two at-large seats held
by Paul c. Howard and Harold
F. Breimyer.
"I am taking this step be-
cause two moderate candidates,
William E. Coyle and Everett
H. Woodward, have already
filed in opposition to the
two incumbent liberal members
My continuing in the race
would result in splitting the
conservative vote among three
candidates, which would insure
the reelection of the two pres
ent board members" Mr.. Had
dad said.
-Four school board seats vii
be filled this year, the two at
Evening star., 1962-09-06

River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen'
andoah River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1962-09-06

ginia beaches - Partly cloudy
and cool, high 70-74.
Nags Head to Cape Hatteras
Partly cloudy and cool, high
in the 70s.
Skyline drive Mostly sunny
and cool with good visibility,
high 65-70.
! Pollen Count
A count of 43 grains per 3.6-centi-
meter square slide area for the "a
hours ending at 9 am. today. Cd. c.
Medical Society.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - 6S Noon ------ u
sam. ----- 80 SPIN. ------ ~
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest 90 on. August 20.
| Lowest . on January IL.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey.
i Today Tomorrow
High --- 1:0s am. 1859 am
Low -------- Sis am. 9:l5 am
Low E5Sn 49, s:os s P.m. P.nn. sol oi P.m P.m
For high and low tides at the fol.
. lowing points subtract times indicated
: from the above: ANNAPOLIS. 3A hours
, Bloody Point Light "a hours; Colo
NAL Beach, D hours; Deale. "a hours
Solomons Island, ga hours; Poini
Lookout. IA hours.
The Sun and the Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today 6:41 am. 7:31 pm
Sun tomorrow 6:42 am. 7:30 pm
Moon today 1:29 pm. 1l:49 pm
Automobile lights must be turned OF
: one-kalf hour after sunset.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
The Schedules
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOLS
VARSITY FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE

Friday, Sept. 7-B-CC at Coolidge.
walter johnson at Bladensburg.
saturday. Sept. g. Gaithersburg at
Blair, Northwestern at NorthwOod, Rich
and Montgomery Mt Sherwood, High Point
AZ wheaton, SpringbrOok at SurrattsyiIIe,
Great Mills at Robert Y. Peary.
Saturday, Sept. Is - Suitland at B-CC,
bOonsb0rO at Gaithersburg, Roosevelt at
Blair, NOrthwOod at Sherwood, Richard
Montgomery at Walter johnson. North
western at Wheaton, Robert f. Peary
At SpringbroOk.
Friday, Sept. 81 - Wheaton at Fred
eriek, Robert y. Peary at Georgetown
Prep.
Saturday, Sept. 22 Bee at North
wood. Richard Montgomery at Gathers
burg, Blair ut Walter johnson, Good
Counsel at Sherwood, springbrook at
Great Mills.
Friday, Sept. 20 - Blair at BIadens-
burg. Richard Montgomery at High
Point.
Saturday, sept. B-CC at Whea-
ton, Gaithersburg at Northwood, Walter
johnson at Sherwood. st. Mary's High
at Springbrook, Central at Robert Z.
Peary.
Friday, Oct. s. Richard Montgomery
ut Bladensburg, Walter johnson At
Northwestern.
Saturday, Oct. High Point At
B-CC, Wheaton AT Gaithersburg. Sher-
wood at Blair. Northwood at SuItIand,
springbroOk at Central High, LaPIata at
Robert Il. Peary.
Saturday. Oct. 10 - Walter johnson ut
B-CC. GaIthersburg topen), Wheaton ut
Blair, NorthwoOd ut Richard MontgOm-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Baltimore Rutgers
Play Az Coli Mite

BALTIMORE The Baltimore
Rugby Club viii play an exhibi.
ton game here at Memorial
Stadium against a New York
AllStar Team at 7 pm. before
the Colt Intra1Squad Game. The
game announcers will be DR..
John LeBouvier, Baltimore's
coach, and Pete Dawkins, for
mer football An-American at
Army and rugby star at Oxford
University.
The Baltimore ruggers posted
an 81.1 record this past spring
and were Pioneer Division
Champions OF the Eastern Rug
by Association. The single loss
was to the New York Athletic
Club, many Of whom viii be
playing for the AIl-Stars. In the
fall Of 1861, the team won tine
7.A.Sides Tournaent in New
York against 30 Eastern United
States and Canadian entrants.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
TenPin Trail
by Paul o. Mohn

held By a team optimistically
named the wreckers.
ALMA LEADS the Congress.
sionsl Mixed Doubles League by
a substantial margin. It's Mary
Anchor has high ladies' average,
scratch game and scratch set.
Among the gents Fritz Romeo
Of the Shsrpies and Norm Ow.
ems Of Peck Realtors share the
honors. The cone-Ups have
rolled the biggest team game Of
the summer while second-pIace
Four Aces have had the big
gest set
With two weeks still TO go
Skor-Mor and Pentagon city-Zeh
have emerged a. The leaders Of
the Mems Summer Travelling
League. Josh Blum's III game
and Billy Zeh's GIL set provided
excitment for the spectators at
Penisgon City recently.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

ond inning. Hickey Sumerour
led the plate power with two
triples, while Hayes contributed
two singles. Sam Riggs added
a double and single while Zetts
showed batting ability along
with his pitching style with two
singles.
CIvITAN, 8; BUDNEY, I'm
this contest, Zetts twiried a neat
3-hitter and aided his cause with
a double. Riggs and Sumerour
each had single.
CIVITAN, Z; BUDNEY, 3 -
Zetts again received the mound
call and this time uncorked a
nifty 1-hitter. And the star hur-
Ter paced his squad to the
American League crown with a
double and single. Zetts' young
err brother, Jan, kept the spot
light on the family name with
a timely single.
CIVITAN, 6; WEST KIWAN.
is, 3-The rubber-arrned Zetts
was called on to lead his mates
in the best 2-out-of-3 champion
ship series and responded in
great style.
The youngster limited West
Kiwanis to two hits as he went
the distance to notch up his 18th
victory.
Riggs, a former West Kiwan.
is player, showed no friendIiness
toward his ex.teammates as he
pounded the ball 3-for-3. Zetts
caused addition sorrow with two
doubles,while catcher Steve
kimball collected a pair of
singles.
Pat Pantius was the losing
hurler.
CTVITAN, 5; WEST KIWAN.
Is, 4You guessed it - Zetts
was called on in the game to
put out the fire beneath a XII
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

wants rally.
Sumerour had the show on
the road until the final inning
and Zetts was called in relief
work.
However, Sumerour retained
his staring role as a batter with
a single and triple, the latter
driving home the game-tying
run in the fourth inning.
Kimball also banged a triple,
while center fielder Gene Degra.
Heid scored the winning run.
OF the four teams competing
in the RBRA this season, three
of the squads reached the play.
offs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Auto City
Tops Braves
In PIoyons

In a see-saw battle, the Auto
City Volkswagen Midget team
defeated Graves Braves, go,
to win the Wheaton Midget In
dependent League playoffs.
VOlks also won the league cham
plonship during the regular
season.
Auto City scored q run In the
top-half Of the first inning, but
the Braves came back to tie the
score al IL
The Braves scored two runs
in the bottom of the second to
60 into a 81 yead.
Auto City, however, quickly
scored four runs In the top OF
the third to gain a So advsn-
tage. Next it was the Braves
turn to score three in the bot
tom half of the same inning to
regain the lead, 50.
The VoIkswagen team not to
be outdone came back with
three runs In the top OF the
fourth to 90 ahead. 6-6.
The Braves came right back
TO tie the score at SO.
The fifth inning was score
less.
In the top Of the sixth Auto
City scored what proved to be
the winning run.
After Bobby Rosenbloorn had
grounded out to third to first,
Greg Msthieson lined a single to
center field and he promptly
stole second. James Walter,
with his third hit Of the day,
lined a single to right field scor-
ing Greg Mathieson from sec.
ond the go-ahead run, SO.
In the last of the sixth,
Charles Smith lined a ball be
tween first and second toward
right field. Mathieson 1.-THE first
basemanJ made a leaping catch
to retire him. Dick Trambo
walked. Frank MicheIa singled
to center field sending Trambo
to second. Bill Ruane singled to
right field. Right fielder James
Walter rifled peg to catcher
Tommy Dryden to nip Trambo
at the plate for the second out.
Frank MichaIe went TO third on
the single and Bill Runae took
second on the throw to the plate.
This brought to the plate the
Braves cleanup hitter, Fred
Brettell and George Mathieson
Of the Auto City team, then had
Auto City's second pitcher, Mike
Gross, give Orrison an inten-
tional pass, to load the bases.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Wheaton RoIIv
Defeats Lions
In Junior Race

Continued from Page BIZ
right field ditch with PeIicano
and Williams on base. The
that damage, scoring Wilkes
Lions Immediately repaired
on HOLSTERS single and put.
ting the score at 81 until the
Sports last inning drive.
1t was a return engagement
for Wheaton and the Lions who
had fallen to the Sports a week
before, lit. Wheaton was un-
defeated in the double elirnina-
ton play-offs. The Lions became
the challengers in the finals by
virtue of a second triumph over
the Eastern Leagues Packets
Pharmacy earlier last week
when Tommy Fisher was cred.
A'Cu Witil q ID NlCtOIy.
Craig Roher paced the win.
ming Lions with two four-bag-
gers that accounted for three
runs.
The loser was Mike Herson,
who gave way to Chuck Macha.
do in the third inning.
Other teams in the play-offs
were the Western Leagues
Bethesda Civilian and the North.
ern loops CD. Armstrong and
Damascus Rotary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
optimisf Top
Garden Cote

Continued from Page BIZ
fifth on an error, followed by
a hOme-run by Vincent.
The Optimists stormed back
with their final three runs in
thhe sixth on a double by Block
lin, which was his third hit of
the game, two walks, and sin
giles by Canto, and Skip White.
Chuck Miller and Joe Hilleary
hurled for the losers, with
Miller getting tagged for the
loss.
The Optimists used Wayne
Jones and Pete Blocklin, with
Blocklin getting credit for the
victory.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Schools too pen
Drills Aug.15

The king Of fall sports-foot-
balls Just around the corner
again and the kickoff signal for
high schools In Montgomery
County Is August Is.
At that time coaches from Il
County high schools VIII start
drilling some 800 boys in the
fundamentals Of the gridirOn
sport.
Some Of the boys viii be re-
turnees, but many Of the husky
prospects VIII be facing one Of
the biggest challenges of their
young lives.
Some viii last the entire sea
son and possibly make the head
lines. Others, however, viii fail
to last more than a few days
as the grueling chores get hard
er and harder.
And with the coming Of the
1862 campaign, the County
viii see q host Of coaching
changes.
Heading the list viii be Mont
gomery Blair, the defending
champion.
Vincent A. Pugliese, a former
standout at Gonzaga and Roose-
Welt in the District and Buck
nell, has inherited the varsity
coaching job from Joe Good,
who has departed the coaching
ranks to become assistant princi-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Civiton Sweeps12 Comes
For Second Peewee Grown

Civilian, with pitcher Jim
Zetts playing the role of an iron
man, proved themselves of
championship caliber in win.
ming the final IL games on the
schedule and successfully retain
ing the Peewee championship
in the Rockville Boys Baseball
Association.
Along with the 12-in-a>row
sweep, Civitan included five
straight playoff contests in
quest of title No. 2.
Their playing record is as fol-
lows:
CIVITAN, 3; EAST KIWAN.
IS, 2-Zetts started his hercu-
lean effort in this game by re-
lieving Kicker Hayes in the sec
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

Committee cilsiTmen have
been announced By Jimmy
Moore, new president Of the
Washington City TeDpin Bowl,
ing Association. They include
Bob Disbennett, awards; Cor.
don Bonnette, p. v. l.; c. a.
Main, bylaws; Paul Mohn, lane
representatives; Ted Yakim,
chick, publicity; Mike Frem-
ming. tournament site; Walt
Gallagher. year book; Vern Ash
bacher, annual meeting; Billy
Zeh, budget; and Paul Yost, sUs-
pension proceedings.
A Kickoff meeting" at lie.
onle'g Restaurant last Monday
evening was the occasion for
the installation Of the new prezy
and groundwork for this years
plans.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
SUMMER LEAGUES around

SUMMER LEAGUES around
town are nearing their close. At
Congressional the Congressional
Old Timers are making plans
TO continue their group, rolling
at z pm. on Friday evenings.
Membership in the league Is
limited to men over 80. This
group has more fun than almost
any other league. Frank Miners
team currently leads the league
with Horsn's close behind. High.
est average in the league is held
BY Dave BitteTmsn, followed by
Bill Lowe.
THE FOURTEEN II r A VI
Guys and Dolls league Is lead
appropriately BY Number One.
Best shooting Of the season has
been BY thiro-place Tees for
both game and series. George
Engstrom and Jack Berry have
been carrying the highest av-
erages for the men. while Polly
Melton is far ahead Of the rest
Of the ladies.
Last place in the group IL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
Garden Gufe
Evens Series
Winning. 20

Garden Gate downed Opt.
mists, 20, to even the pIay-oft
for the Midget League City
Championship at 1-aIl.
Chuck Miller and Joe Hilleary
divided the pitching with Miller
being credited with the win.
Miller pitched three innings and
struck out three, walked two
and didn't allow any hits. Hill.
leary pitched three innings with
two strike-outs, one walk and al.
lowed only one hit.
The game was scoreIess for
the first 2 innings although
OptiImists threatened to score
In the second. With runners
on first and second and two
out, Wayne Jones grounded
to James Burlington at second
who tried for a force at the
keystone sack and failed to
make the play.
Ward Galpeer tried to score
from second, but was cut down
at the plate by a fine throw
from David Nash to Butch Cav.
in.
In the bottom of the third
Garden Gate scored it's first run
when Bobby Painter reached
first on an error, moved to
second on a single by Chuck
Pine and scored with two outs
on a double to center by Chuck
Miller.
An insurance run was
scored In the last of the fifth
when Miller singled to drive
In Bobby Painter who had
reached first on an error and
stole second. David Nash with
a single and double and Rick
Corey with a single also con.
tributed to the hitting attack
for the winners.
Pete Blocklin was charged
with the loss although he struck
out eight, walked only two and
issued six hits. Skippy White
collected the only Optimists hit.
The Optimists boys hit the ball
hard on several occasions, but
tine defensive plays by the
Garden Gate infielders stopped
them from starting a rally.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09
pal at Walt Whitman.

pal at Walt Whitman.
And IN taking over the reins
Of a championship team, Pug
hese steps into the shoes Of a
coach who compiled q 1892
record in five years.
However, the task won't be
new to PugIiese as he was
Goods assistant. But while the
job won't be new to him, the
task of matching last seasons
81 record may be difficult.
OF the 100 boys who are ex-
pected to report for the varsity
and junior varsity drills, many
viii be inexperienced. The EN-.
phasis viii be on youth.
Meanwhile, George KOhmt
has been named Whitman
football coach and James Nc
CauIey viii take over the job
at Einstein.
Kohut, former junior varsity
mentor at Wheaton and team.
mate of Redskin coach Bill
McPeak, has Is years exper-
fence. Prior to the Wheaton job,
Kohut coached at Shippensburg
and Johnstown, Pa.
McCauley, who will be re-
membered by many prep sports
followers for his athletic feats
at Mckinley Tech. comes to the
County from the Naval Acade-
my at Annapolis.
During his stint at the Acad.
envy, McCauley directed activ-
tiles for the Plebe lacrosse and
lightweight football teams. And
prior to joining the Navy staff,
he marked up a top-flight rec
ord as the football, basketball,
baseball and lacrosse coach at
Annapolis High.
Assisting Pugliese at Blair
will be Ollie Brockdorff, Jimmie
Hall and Stan Kulakowski.
Backing KOhut at new Walt
Whitman will be Mike Butler,
ROnnie Peters and Joe Do
brick. Jerry Reynolds, former
Blair track coach, will be Di.
rector of Athletics.
And returning to the scene
will be such coaches as: Leroy
c. Jones, Bethesda Chevy
Chase; John H. Harvill, Gath.
ersburg, Jim DeMoss, North.
wood; Ronnie Laneve, Peary;
Roy Lester, Richard Montgom.
cry; Tony Caruso, Sherwood;
Pete Lerario, Springbrook; Bill
Hahn, Wheaton, and Paul
Miller, Walter Johnson.
Two of the schools will be
stepping up in class this season.
Peary and Springbrook will
both move up from junior var.
sity competition and play Class
A and B schools.
Laneve, Peary coach, directed
his squad to a % season last
year in the w ranks, while
Lerario, at Springbrook, com.
jiled a 7-2-1 season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-09

Packets Pharmacy and
Wheaton Sport and Cycle, win
'ner of the Montgomery County
Boys Baseball Association Jun
Tor Division, will meet in a
March of Dimes charity contest
Sunday, Aug. II, 2 pm. at Blair
High School.