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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
SprOuse Family
Hold Reunion
AT Farm Lake

JEFFERSON, June "A The
Sprouse family from far and
near had their annual reunion
at the State Farm lake on Sat
urday, June %. and a picnic
dinner. Vernon L. Sprouse had
everything in readiness. and
everyone enjoyed being togeth-
En-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kir-
by. Of Alexandria. were Sunday
guests of Mrs. w. c. Kirby.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holzbeck, of
Chesterfield, spent Monday
night with Mrs. c. 3. Deroon.
Miss Janice Hodges, Of Rich
mond, was her visitor. last
week. for a couple Of days.
Mrs. A. M. Lewis, of Wilson,
N. G., arrived Monday to visit
through Thursday her daughter.
Ms. o. W. Barnes. and family.
She was accompanied By her
daughter, Pauline Lewis, and
her grandson. Steve Lewis. also
of Wilson.
Mrs. Maude Webb and her
daughter, Mis-. Elizabeth Mil
lington, both Of Richmond. were
in the community Sunday aft
ernoon. They visited Mrs. Cora
Taylor and Rice ronev; called
by to see Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Hicks in whose home Mrs. Webb
resided a number of years ago;
and the cemetery at Five Creek
Baptist Church where a number
Of her relatives are buried.
Mrs. Agnes Ramsey, Of Balti-
more. Md. spent a few days
this week with her son. Ralph
Arnold. ard family. She had
lunch Monday with Mrs. G. B.
Denoon. Friends of her daugh-
ter, Joyce Ramsey, will be in
terested to know that she was
graduated from high school this
year. The Ramseys We're form
er residents Of this area.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
q BITUAR s
Martin ii. Enrich
Rites June "a

CARTERSVILLE. June q =
Funeral services for Martin H.
Enrich. AS, who died June q
in a Richmond hospital after a
few weeks illness were held at
Thomas Chapel Methodist
Church Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. 1nterment was in the
church cemetery.
A painter and carpenter, he
was a member Of Thomas Chap
el Methodist Church. and a resi-
dent of this place.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Vera Whit Enrich, OF
Gainesville; his mother, Mrs.
H. H. Enrich, Of Farmville; a
son, Charles H. Enrich; four
sisters. Mrs. H. B. Meador, Mrs.
G. M. Corbin, Mrs. w. X. Cam
eron, all Of Richmond, and Mrs.
H. o. Mckay. of Farmville. and
a brother, Richard A. Ehrlich,
Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

Richmond following a visit here
with her grandparents. She was
accompanied by her aunt. Miss
Dorothy Jamerson. who will
spend a week in the R. j. Malek
home while they are vaXationing
in New York.
Miss Mary Ann Harlan had as
her overnight guest recently
Miss Becky Harrison, of Cooke
Vile, Tenn.
Expected guests Of the N. H.
Huskey family at Cedar Lane"
are Mrs. Leonard Myers and
daughter, Lois, of Townsend,
Tenn. They VIII visit other rela-
tiyes in Goochland and Norfolk
while here.
Mrs. w. F. Ransom was a re-
cent visitor Of her daughter,
Mrs. w. A. Dingeldein in Rich
m0nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. George
had as their luncheon guests on
Monday. MIS-. NJ. w. Lawson
and Miss Margaret Lawson, Of
Amelia. Other guests on Sunday
were Mi. and Mrs. Stuart
George and daughter, Sharon
Lynn. of Richmond.
Miss Pattie Padgett. who has
been among the house guests of
MIS-. Roscoe l.. Lovins for the
past two weeks, expects to re
turn to her home in Dover, Del.
with the ALI H. Anderson fam
lily during this week.
A large concourse Of friends
and relatives attended the flu
neral of Wilson w. Dowdy here
on Monday, June "a. His many
friends sympathize with the fam
lily in their bereavement.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Mrs. Willie Branch
Buried Tuesday, q

BUCKINGHAM, June 27-Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Eliza
Wilkerson Branch, 81. of this
place, who died Sunday, June
"a, were held at 3 pm, Tues
day at Woodland Methodist
Church in Buckingham county
Interment was in the C hurch
cemetery.
Surviving are her husband,
Willie L. Branch: her parents.
Mir. and Mrs. Camm Wilkerson:
two sons. Roger and Barry
Branch. and q daughter. Elaine
Branch, all of Buckingham:
three brothers, William Wilker-
son. of Schuyler, and Edward
and Shirley Wilkerson, both of
Buckingham, and two sisters,
Mrs. Christine Carroll and Mrs.
Dorothy Wiseman, also of Buck
ingham.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Funeral Services For
w. w. Wainwright
Held Thursday

AMELIA, June IT Funeral
services for William w. Vain
wright, of the Little Patrick
are OF Amelia county, who
died Monday right III S%outhsld7
Community Hospital. Farmyllle,
weIc held at > pan today
t1hursday) at Little Flock Bap-
list Church. with lnterment in
the church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
N.argie F. Wainwright, two
sons, william, Of Rochester,
N. T.. and Wallace f. Vain
wright, of Amelia county, two
daug hters. Mrs. Edna ".
Hardy. of Amelia county. and
Mrs, Judy W. Kinlble. Of Rich
mond; four brothers, Robert,
Perry. sydney, and Howard
wainwright; three sisters, Mrs,
Ethel KING, Mrs. Margaret
Baker, Mrs. Ruth Burton, and
six grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Highlight OF GA
Year And 5Oth
Anniversary

AMELIA, June 27-The Girls
Auxiliary Of A melia Baptist
Church held its Coronation Ser
vice on Sunday night, June %,
with sixteen girls receiving rec
ignition for forward steps work.
Girls completing their steps
were as follows: Maidens, Vera
Lynn, Judy Turner. Robin West,
and Helen Williams; Ladies-in-
Waiting, Sharon Barden, Anita
James, Diane Mcmillan, Pam
ella Boyles, and Sharon James;
Processes, Anne Lanier, and
Carol Morris: Queens, Clemen-
tine Lynn. Kathryn Smith. and
Ella Lea Whitaker: Queens
Regent, Rebecca Smith and San
dra Grizzard.
Presenting the EN- blem S,
crowns, and capes. and assisting
in the service were the Rev.
NJ. A. Cumby, pastor. Mrs.
Henry Jackson, president of the
Woman's Missionary Society:
Mrs. John Smith. junior counsel
or, Mrs. Garland Morris, assist
ant junior counselor, Mrs. H. w.
Emerson, GA director and inter
mediate counselor, and Mrs.
Redford Stone. assistant inter
mediate counselor. Flower girls
and crown and cape bearers in
the service We're Debbie Digger.
Wanda James, Sara Lee Cole
man, Anne Paige Stone, Rach-
cal Morrison. Ralphie Whitaker,
Michael Lynn, Frankie Lynn,
Kelvin Barnard, and Jeffry East
er. Candlelighters We're Linda
Coleman, and Priscilla Farmer.
Cornation Service is always
the hlghlight of the GA year.
However. this has been a busy
year for Girls Auxiliary mem
bers since they are celebrating
their 50th anniversary and the
ladies' in the Woman's Mission
airy Society are celebrating their
18th anniversary.
Other highlights Of this ami
Wrsary year have been girls
from the church attending the
assoclational banquet at Kings
land Church, and a 'Mother-and-
Daughter YeSter-Year costume
party held in Amelia Baptist
Church during their forcus week
IN May
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Mrs. L. w. Murphy
Buried Thursday

PoWHATAN. June y FIJI
neral services for Mrs. Blandie
Murphy. wife Of Lawrence Vii
liam Murphy, We're held Thurs
day at 3 p. m. at Red Lane
Baptist Church, Powhatan coun-
~, with burial there.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by a foster son. Rob
ert Lee Laws. of Powhatan:
three sisters, Mrs. Minnie
Callahan. Of Sabot, Mrs. Baisey
Murphy, Of Powhatar. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Wiltshire. Of Chester
field county, two brothers, Ben
ME Cave, Of Crozier, and Pete
Cave, Of Bobson, N. G.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Trenholm

June y Nh and Mrs. sam
Hatgher and family. Of Rich
mond, visited MI. md Mrs. B.
W. Wllburn Sunday evening
Mr.. ard MIS-. Sam Wall and
family. Of Taylois. s. G.. visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baeoy Jones. over the week
end
Richard Palmore IS visiting
his grandfather. jos Palmore.
in Richmond for several days.
He has been visiting his aunt.
Mrs. I4lle Denoon. for some
time.
a nice program BY the chill
dfen, teachers. and principal Of
the Vacation Bible school. of
Muddy Greek, Friday right was
enloNed bN a good clowd.
Visit Parents
Mr.. and MIS-. Wllfrcd Stokes
and family. of Richmond. visit
cd his parents, Mir. and Mrs.
w. /. Stokes. Sunday evening.
They also visited Nj. ana Mrs.
R. J. Willis and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. W BoatWriaht.
Michael and Marvin Coin. of
Prospect. are spending SON q
time with their grandparents
Nh and Mrs. W. H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Turner
and family. Of Alexandria. are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Ms d. H. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montell cole
;. and family, of Richmond. were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
FLOYD Palmoro and also visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Palmore.
Miss Jones Visits
Miss Charlotte Jones returned
with Nj. and Mrs. sam Wall
to their home III Taylors. S. c..
for a visit. Their daughter.
Sammy Joe Wall, stayed to
visit her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baeby Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. John Swami, of
South Carolina, are visiting
Woodfin Swami and Mrs. Grace
Cosby for several days.
Mrs. Eulia DardrIdge. of
Ballsville. spent the week e d
with her son, Nelson Pallnore.
and Mrs. Palmore ard attend
cd the preaching service at
Muddy Creek Church and heard
the Rev. j. Kenneth CLARK
preach his farewell sermon. as
he has resigned.
With Daughter
Mrs. Robert johnson and chill
drcn spent the Week end in
Charlottesville with relatives.
Mrs. Wood. of Louisa. is spend
ing several days with her
daughter. Mrs. Johnson.
The Rev. j. K Clark taught
the book World Awareness'' at
Gainesville Church, Monday
night. Fourteen from Muddy
Greek attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Denoon.
Of MichauX. visited Mrs. Eliza
Game and Mrs. Lille Denoon,
Sunday evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

sey; accompanied by the Misses
Mary E. Godsey and Louise
Meador, visited their uncle.
John t. Godsey at Pamplin last
Sunday.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Hayes last Sunday were Mr. and
Mis-. j. Edgar Hayes and fam
lily. Of Lawrenceville, Mrs. j.
Ralph Hayes and children. Of
Lynchburg. Mrs. j. c. Hayes is
spending this week as guest of
the Glen Hayes family in Buck
ingham, C. H,
Recent guests of Mrs. B. A.
Peters and Carroll Peters at
Maple Grove were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Farmer, of South Boston.
A family dinner was enjoyed
at Mount View on Tuesday,
june Is, Involving two celebra-
lions. that Of the 9th wedding
anniversary of Nh. and Mrs.
Phil Franck on June a, and the
3Ist birthday anniversary Of Mrs
Luther B. Franck June 25. Con
gratIlasions and good wishes
were i'll order throughout the
day.E ...... -..-...
M. and Mrs. w. L. Dandy and
daughter, Linda, motored to
Petersburg on Sunday for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Slate.
Linda remained for a weeks
visit with her grandparents.
Mrs. A. w. Davis and her
house guest. Mrs. j. R. Hayes.
Of Lynchburg. visited Mrs. R. T.
Davis and Mrs. r. S. FLANAGAN
at Lakeside Village on Sunday.
Mr.. and ms. j. B. O'Bryant
and son. Jospeh, of Dulwyn.
We're recent visitors of her Sis
ter, MIS-. Jack Norman and
family. at Broad Acres farm.
State Trooper and Mrs. Steve
Musulin, Cecilia and Steven.
nave returned from a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Musulin ST.. Of Monroe. Mich.
Luncheon guests of Mr., and
Mrs. L. w. Foster on Saturday
were Earl Douglas Foster, of
Hampton. and the Misses Peggy
and Cheryl Foster, Of Graham,
N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin A. Flippen
and Mrs. Charles S. Miner We're
among those who attended the
acknowledgment wedding which
took place in the Westhampton
Baptist Church in Richmond on
Saturday. June D. and the re-
ception which followed in the
church. ....."
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G.. Wilkinson on Monday were
Mrs. j. c. Rogers, Ed LeSturg-
con and William Richardson, of
Bridgeton, N. j. They were ac-
companied by Miss Bessie Stu
art, who was returning to her
home in F'armville following a
three months visit in New Jer-
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holman,
of Richmond. were guests of the
Phil F'ranck family at Mt.
View" during the past week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G. Rob
ertson, Charlotte and Billy. at
tended services at the Breth-
ern Church summer camp near
WolftoWn in the Bluer1dge Noun
talns last Sunday. En- route
home they enjoyed the scenic
Skyline Drive.
Mrs. Dean Howard is return
ing to her home in Clinton,
N. Y. tbs Friday, Her
daughter, Martha Steele Ho-
ward. viii remain here with her
grandmother, Mrs. Richard H.
Blanton for the summer.
Mrs Ada B. Shepard Joined
other members Of the family for
dinner at Windy Hill" the coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Shepard near CaIra last Sun
day. ......
Guests Of MI. and Mrs. B. j.
Jamerson and Miss Dorothy
Jamerson during the week end
at Clinton were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Thompson and daughter,
Cindy. of Farmville. Wilbur
Jamerson and Connard Allen.
IL Richmond. Lynette Malek
has returned to her home in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Moss Infant
Dies June Is

RIcHMoND June q Will
liam D. Moss. infant Son Of M.
ana Mrs. c. G. Gordon Moss.
Jr.. Of this city, died June 25.
Funeral services we're held at
Roanoke Rapids, N. c.. Thurs
DAY morning, June q.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Military Services
Report Activities
OF S%ervicemen
Aircraft Specialist


LAKELAND AFB. Tex.-Air-
man Nelson G. Robertson. Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G.
Robertson. of Cumberland, is
being reassIgned to Amarillo
AFB, Tex. for technical train
ing as a United States All
Force aircraft maintenance
specialist.
Altman Robertson, who en-
listed in the Air Force a short
time ago. has completed h S
initial basic military training
here. The airman is a 1861
graduate of Cumberland High
School.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Fiayious Redmond
Dies Wednesday

MEHERRIN, June 27 49, Fla
vious Gregory Redmond, rs, re
tired farmer, died Wednesday.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Helen Bohamon. of Meh-
erin, and Miss Lena Redmond,
Of Richmond: two sons. Thomas
H. Redmond. of Meherrin and
Thornton Redmond. of Richmond
and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at $50 pm. today (Fridayl at
the Meherrin Baptist Church.
with burial in Ledbetter Metho-
dist Chruch Cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28

If an enemy attack should
come, fallout could settle any
where-eVen in the most remote
areas Of the country, We could
survive fallout. but we have to
plan for it.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Studies HrIicnnter

FORT RUCKER, ALA.-Army
Pvt. Thomas f. Jackson, son of
Mrs. Marion E. Jackson. Route
|. F'armville, completed a five
week h~elicopter maintenance
course at The Aviation Center,
Fort Rucker. Ala, June 7.
During the curse jackson re-
ceived instruction in the main
tenance Of single rotor obser-
walton helicopters. Private Jack
son entered the Army in Jaau-
airy 1868. He attended Cumber-
land High School.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Takes NAVY Basic

GREAT LAKES, TLL.-Harold
w: Fields. Jr., son Of MI. and
Mrs. Harold w. Fields, Of Route
/. Farmville, is undergoing nine
weeks basic training at the
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, III.
The intensive recruit training
program includes naval orienta-
ito. history and organization, ba-
sic military law, customs and
etiquette, ordnance and gun
merry, seamanship and basic
shipboard routine, sentry duty.
physical fitness and military
drill. first aid. swimming and
survival.
During the training period re-
cruitS receive tests and inter
views which determine I h E j L
future assignments in the Navy.
Upon graduating they are as
signed to service schools for
technical instruction or to ships
Or shore stations for on-the-job
training in one OF the Nays
many specialized ratings.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-28
Expert With Rifle

FORT HOOD. TEX. Army
PFC John L. Duncan. IS. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Dun
can, New Canton, qualified as
expert in firing the MIA rifle
at Fort Hood, Tex, June II.
Duncan entered the Army in
December 1861. completed ba-
sic training at Fort Corridor,
Ga, and is a wireman in Head
quarters Battery. LIST Battalion
of the LIST Armored Divisions
73d Artillery.
He attended Carter G. Wood
son High School in Buckingham
County, and was employed by
Arvonia Buckingham Slate Co.,
before entering the Army.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28

either. Gaithersburg boasts a
10-team Kiwanis-Lions league
and Poolesville will once again
be the center of activity for the
Clark Griffith Little League.
Stepping up in age and COM
petition, the unlimited Tri. Coun.
ty League seems as If 1t even
tually will thrust its title Rock.
ville's way as Roland BealI's
county nine moves ever onward
toward a championship. Whea-
ton is undefeated in the same
league.
While big associations such
as those already mentioned tend
to dominate these sports pages,
a small, but noble group con-
tinues to demonstrate the real
and original meaning of all this
sandlot operation. The Takoma
Park Boys Club, founded in
1854 to give the communities
youth a chance to play ball
without the expense of buying
equipment, will be sponsoring
entries in the MCBBA as well
as a community midget league.
Baseball base paths may be
too long and the pitching too
fast for the reflexes of the adult
world, or maybe adults have dis
covered the fun and relaxation
of mere exercise. Whatever
reasoning, softball again is the
major attraction in the past 10
years and both Rockville, as
mentioned before, and the coun-
ty are sponsoring leagues. The
county league is divided into
three divisions.
This may be easy to organize
as it is now, but wait a few
weeks when standings become
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28

Gaithersburg did finish Sec
ond, edging Sherwood for
Montgomery County honors.
Springbrook, Walt Whitman
and Einstein also participated in
hopes of sending representatives
to this weeks state meet at the
University of Maryland.
The record book was rewrit-
ten at Saturdays meet, IL new
standardsbeing set. Only the
100-yard dash, mile relay, shot
put, pole vault and broad jump
failed to produce records.
Gaithersburg scored 80 points
in placing second, Sherwood %.
A week ago Sherwood was
edged out of the county title by
the scant margin of one-half
point.
Bill Dickerson of Heights was
far and away the outstanding
performer in the field of record
settlers. Earlier in the year Dick
erson was a triple winner at the
Northwood Invitational. This
time he was not only a triple
winner but a three-time record
setter.
The trackster set standards in
both hurdle events and then
triple jumped to a new mark.
His assault on the record
book was fortified by several
others, notable examples being
Dave Delmar and Ronnie Brown
of Sherwood, and Ken Dahms
of Springbrook.
Delmer qualified in both the
discus and shot put, setting rec
ords in each event. Brown
lowered the $50 mark by four
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28

community, on a countrywide
scale the now famous MOntgom.
cry County Boys Baseball Asso-
citation and its four-divisiOn, So
team group, will try to continue
its reputation as the Outstand-
ing boys association in the
United States. Folly? No!
The MCBBA has produced
more professional players than
any other ASSOCIATION in Amer
lea. At the present moment
Steve Barber and Gordy Cole
man are stars in the majors and
reports from California still per-
sist in heralding the cant
miss" slogan on Sonny Jackson.
Throw in the name of Johnny
Klipstein and the county shows
pretty fair representation in
the big time.
The upper portion of the coun-
ty need not take a back seat on
the subject of sandlot ball
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
Tom Marshall
Wins Award

The American University's
most coveted athletic award, the
Omicron Delta Kappa trophy,
was recently presented to Mont,
gomery County's Tom Marshall
at the annual awards banquet.
Marshall, a graduate of county
sandlot baseball, lives in Silver
Spring. He attended Mackin
High School in the District be.
fore going on to American
where he has been a baseball
star for four years. 9s
The trophy is symbolic of
outstanding performance in all
facets of school life, including,
OF course, athletics.
Marshall was captain of this
years Eagle diamond team after
being named to the All-Mason.
Dixon team for two years.
He is currently a member OF
the Rockville entry in the Tri.
County League.
Garden Gate Nursery, Opt.
mists, and st. Mary's show three
straight wins and no losses to
lead in the midget division. ......,
Garden Gate Nursery, Opt,
mists, and st. Mary's show
three straight wins and no
losses to lead in the midget divi-
sion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28

The remaining records that
were broken went to the two
last place teams, Walter John
son and Blair. In the high jump
Bill Barnes jumped 6.h, and
Dan Frye of Blair was timed in
2:00.3 in the $50.
MILE RUN - 1. Buz Lawlor, North
wood; 2. Steve Mahaney, Blair; 3. Kent
Taylor, Blair. Time: 1858 New rec
ord. Old record, 4:33.D.
44O RELAY - /. B-CC dick Carmi-
Jim Chirieleson) 2. Walter johnson; g.
Richard Montgomery. Time: 44.S.
40 YARD DASH - 1. Rick Gibson,
N; 2. Dennis Ryan, RIM 8. Yves Bishop,
Bee. Time: 500. New record. Old
1870 HIGH HURDLEs-1. Brian
Wright, RIM; ?. Jon Golfer B-CC; 3.
Tom Millinen, RIM. Time: 1871.
100 YARD DASH - l. Bill Turetsky,
Wheaton; 2. Rick Gibson, N; 3. Carroll
Harne, N. Time: 1914.
$50 RELAY - 1. Richard Montgomery
GERRY Diddle, Don Curto, Brian Young,
Dennis Ryan,; 2. B-CC; 3. Northwood.
Time: / 1874.
1870 LOW II u RID L e. 81 Brian
Wright, RIM; 2. Jim Chirieleison, B-CC;
3. Bill Nelson, WI. No time recorded
in event.
$50 YARD RUN. Dan Frye, Blair;
2. Dick rubbing, B-CC; 3. Bob Davis,
RIM. Time: zoos. New record. Old
record, 2:02.3).
22O YARD DASH L. Bill Turetsky,
VIII; 2. Ken Chatham, N; 3. Dan Freed
man, N. Time: 22.3. New record.
Old record, 22.5).
MILE RELAY /. Northwood (Bin
Burleigh, Jim Barley, Buz Lawlor, Bruce
Sheehan); 2. Blair; 3. Bee. Time:
S:so1; New record. Old record.
HIGH JUMP II. Bill Barnes, WI; 2.
Earl Thompson, VIII; 3. Bill Bottoms,
B-Cc. Height: 6h. New record. Old
record 6h).
POLE VAULT II. (Tie) Lanny Hunt
and John Berry, B-CC; 3. Mike Harris,
N. Height: IL g.
SHOT PUT - /. Ken Chatham, N; 2.
Jack Gawior, VIII; 8. David Lohr, VIII.
Distance: 51h.
DISCUS /. Ken Chatham, N; 2. Da-
vid Lohr, VIII; 3. Jeff Blum, WI. Dis
lance: 1873 81. New record. Old rec
ord. $50 9%).
BROAD JUMP II. Mike Carroll, M;
2. Bryant Agnew, B-CC; 3. Bill Nelson,
VIII. Distance: 20 IN.
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seconds and Dahms ran the mile
IS seconds faster than it had
been run before at the meet.
Gaithersburg accounted for
other records with a couple of
crack relay teams. The $50 and
440 relay records fell in 1858
and SD respectively.
Fairmont Heights and its one
man show figures very strongly
to cop the state title Saturday,
but Gaithersburg and Sherwood
will be hanging on, waiting for
one let down on the part of the
Prince Georges County outfit.
Team Scoring: Fairmont
Heights, 50; Gaithersburg, 80;
Sherwood, %; Springbrook,
26R; Walt Whitman, 1914;
Central, IL; Wicomico, 81; Elm
stein, 4.
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RofhenbuIher
No-hif w. 7. A.

Washington Technical AS.
scciates, the pee wee leagues's
newest entry, feel before the
no-hit pitching of Mark Motors
Mike Rothenbuhler in Rockville
baseball action Saturday. Roth
enbuhler also hit a double and
triple.
Rick Brown homered and
doubled as st. Mary's shutout
Tea, so. Jimmy Collins
gained credit for the win,
Roberts the loss. Dillon doubled
for the losers.
Potomac defeated Rotary, 50,
and Macs ESQ again forfeited,
this tie to Businessmen.