Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-02


can better 40 feet In the triple
jump, Agnew exceeding 20-feet
in the broad jump.
Richard Montgomery will de-
pend on junior Brian Wright
for Its big win. Wright should
be able to break the high hurd.
die mark set by Blair's Jim
O'Neil in 1861. Wright is capable
of 14.7 time.
The Rocket shuttle hurdle re-
lay team of Pat Wilder, Bow.
man Young, Tom Milliner and
Wright placed third in the Vir.
ginia meet and should win Sat-
urday.
Roger Bridgewater carries the
fate of RMS weight corps. He
can throw the discus 1876 feet
and the shot 48, not enough for
victory but certainly good for
place.
Half-milers Bob Davis and
Stu Crump are contenders in
Saturdays $50.
Wheaton figures to be very
strong Saturday. The Knights
passed up the Wakefield meet
but have been In two invitation
ais to date, placing third in the
Blue Ridge Invitational, second
In the Handley meet. Wheaton
defeated Gaithersburg and How
ard County In a triangular meet.
High jumper Earl Thompson
leads a corps of prom isin G
Knights. He is capable of 6-feet.-
2, more than enough to shatter
the meet record. Shot putter
John Gawler should give North.
woods Chatham a real battle.
Gawler has hit the 52-foot mark,
a challenging heave. Gawler is
also a contending discus man.
Junior half-miler Bart Suhre,
2:05, figures to be among the
leaders in the $50; Bill Nielsen
in the low hurdles; Bill Hyland
and Dick Taylor in the $40; and
Bill Isaacs in the high hurdles.
Walter johnson, experiencing
an "Off" year in track, will
have basketballer Bill Barnes
carrying the banner. Barnes
can jump over So, a record
tumbling IL he does. jeff Blum
will be in the running In the
shot and discus events.
Sherwood will send Dave Del.
mer into the shot put event
with first place credentials. The
all.MetrO fOOtballer has put the
iron ball 54.feet6-inches, a throw
that puts Chatham of North.
wood In a vulnerable position.
It should produce q tremendous
showdown.
Sherwood also will depend on
discus thrower Phil Alderman
and relay teams In the mile and
$50 events for points. Coach
Gene Doane feels his mile team,
Bruce Lord, Doug Burton, Dick
Hill, Ron Brown or alternate
John Cowan can take the event.
Cowan is also a prize broad.
jumper.
Springbrooks miller, Ken
Dahms, should give Northwoods
Buzz Lawlor a good race and
Gaithersburg will send a con.
tingent of sprinters that can
threaten the AA runners.
Fairmont Heights leads the
Prince Georges County entries.
Heights is light on depth but
strong on brilliant performers.
Perhaps the brightest per.
former on the cinders the en-.
tire afternoon will be William
Dickerson. He will threaten the
state hurdles mark and will par.
ticipate on several relay teams.
DickersOn Is capable of a 14.5
mark In the high hurdles, well
under the current Maryland
mark Of 14.7.
High Points Splinter John
Buckley, fresh from double wins
at Wakefield will be strong on
the 100 and 220. Miller Bill Mar.
quardt will also be worth
watching.
Northwestern has depth, not
too helpful in big meets, but
enough to produce an outstand.
ing mile relay team. Ed Marine,
Asa Peugh, Joe Enzer and
George Sutton compose that
team.
In summation 1t would ap-
pear that nine records are
threatened. Enough said.