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Both Highly Praised

Coach John Moffatt of East
ern calls Greene the best
backcourt player in the CITY,"
while Artie Boyd, Techs vet
eran coach, is lavish in his
praise for Taylor.
Taylor has scored 205 points
in eight games for a 26.4 aver
age. He has the unusual ability
of dribbling with his left hand
and shooting with his right, a
tactic which fakes most defend
ers out of position.
While Taylor has provided
the bulk of Techs offensive
punch, Greene has had help at
Eastern. Reggie is scoring at a
1853 per game clip. Biggie Cum
bingham, a 6-foot-5 junior, is
averaging 1873 points a game
for the Ramblers, with many of
his baskets coming after quick
passes under the basket from
Greene.
The Tech-Eastern clash to-
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'KINS CITED IN POLL

happened, it was more or less
steady improvement"
Roberts gained ia first place
votes and a total of SOC points,
based on a 3-2-l point count,
in the voting by 292 sports
writer's and sportscasters
throughout the Nation.
80 Select Stan
Musial was named at the top
of 80 ballots, and collected 418
points. Oklahoma was the top
choice of AZ voters and got 1853
points. The Giants and the
Trojans had eight first place
votes each, with San Francisco
edging the collegians by 76 to
Sc points.
Roberts, now SO and one Of
the most respected men in
sports, parted from the Phillies
after a dreadful lilo campaign
in 1861. He had won 20 for six
straight years and pitched the
opening game for the Philadel-
phia club IL tiles. However, he
finished the 1851 season with
a SOS earned run average and
was clearly finished with the
Phillies.
Bob Carpenter, Phils owner,
retired Robins uniform number
and sold him to the Yankees
for one last fling. The Yanks
released him May 8 without
letting him pitch a ball in a
regular game.
1t looked like the end, but the
Orioles signed him May 81, and
he was superb for them ali year,
although he finished with a
1919 mark. Robin pitched we'll
almost every time out and his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17

OtherS recelVlnR inst place votes.
Indiana, football; Hank ARuirre, base
ball; Buffalo Bills. football; Wisconsin,
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26
Pace Episcopal

Episcopal High School got a
26-point scoring effort from
Ed Darlington yesterday and
scored its first victory in two
games, 54-46, over O'Connell's
Knights at Episcopal.
The victors took the lead
early in the first period and
maintained it thereafter. The
loss was O'Connell's fourth in
l3 games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17

Totals IL ~ IS Totals 80 g 20
Halftime; GEORGETOWN Prep, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17
Little Hoyo Five
Drubs St. james

Georgetown Prep scored its
third Interstate Athletic Con-
ference basketball victory in
four games yesterday, defeat
ing st. James, 70-46, at Prep,
Joe DeCourcy, the games
high scorer with Is points, was
one of three Little Hoyas in
double figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17
4oer Aides Return

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II
(AP) Assistant coaches Bill
johnson and Jack Christensen
have signed San Francisco
49ers' contracts for another
season.
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High School
Basketball
Results Yesterday

Episcopal SO, O'C0nnell I6.
GEORGETOWN Prep 20, st. James 46.
Nokesville Al, Messy 80.
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WITH THE HIGH SCHOOLS
LaPIata Five Sets Sights
On State Tournament Spot

A, and one or the other will
represent the county in the
State tourney for that classifi-
cation. The Glass AA school
with the best record will play
in that section of the State
playoffs, even if it finishes be-
hind Fairmont Heights, cur
rently 60 in the league.
Surrattsville, which stepped
up from Glass A this year,
leads the league with an 80
mark. The two teams tangle
January % at Fairmont
Heights.
James Brown has assumed
the position as basketball
coach at Spingarn, replacing
DR.. William Rountree, who now
is the assistant principal at
Dunbar.
Brown, who never coached
high school basketball before,
played at the old Minor Teach
ers College, now part of Dis
trict Teachers. He taught at
Woodson Junior High last year
before joining the staff at
Spingarn.
Rountree and Brown met
while playing recreation bas-
kteball and found their ideas
similar about the game. So
when Rountree resigned at
Spingarn, he recommended
Brown to take his place.
Il i
Coach Dick Beaver of Sur
rattsville reports his school has
an open football date for either
September Is or IA. A warning
to prospective opponents-t h e
Hornets were unbeaten in 10
games las. year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17
NokesviIIe Registers

Nokesville High School over
came a 24-20 halftime deficit
to defeat Mosby Academy, Al
38, yesterday at Nokesville and
break a five-game basketball
losing streak
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said. Having favorites, in
ballet or drama or any of the
arts, is possible only when
there is frequency of per-
formance."
The National Ballet will do
some touring between Wash
ington engagements, as COM
panies must to stay in busi-
ness, but Mr.. Franklin hopes
local support will enable him
to limit the number of out
of-town dates. Touring is
very damaging If it goes on
too long" Miss Dragomanovic
explained. Dancers cannot
be in top shape when they are
always travelling from one
place to another"
First Created Here
Mr.. Franklin's group, the
first professional ballet COM
pany to be created in the
Nations Capital, is composed
Of dancers from the Ballet
Russo de Monte Carlo, the
New York City Ballet, the
San Francisco Ballet and the
Slavenska-Franklin Ballet.
George Balanchine is chair
man of the Advisory Com
mittee and Mrs. Richard j.
Riddell is president of the
National Ballet Society.
The dancers range in age
from mid-teens to mid
twenties. Even the prima
ballerina, Andrea Vodehnal,
and premier danseur, Eugene
Collins, are quite young and
that's as it should be, Miss
Dragomanovic believes, be
cause the ballet is so closely
connected with beauty and
youth"
Asked if she has any linger-
ing desire to join them on
stage, she said, mo. One see
the sad examples of people
who cling to it."
For its Thursday and Fri
day night performances at
the Lisner, the company will
present a new Franklin pro-
duction Of Swan Lake" a
new Valerie Belts work,
Early Voyagers," commits
Evening star., 1963-01-01

stoned especially for the pre-
miere, and an original Frank
lin choreograph, Homage au
Ballet"
The National Ballet means
to be a showcase for the best
"new influences" in American
ballet, Miss Dragomanovic
said. Classical works will be
included in the repertoire,
but adapted to "our American
taste, which is really the
most advanced" she said.
while we aren't destroying
the traditional line, we want
to give our own conceptions
of the classical ballets."
She thinks Washington is
rather sophisticated" there
Evening star., 1963-01-01

fore open to experiment, but
even if it weren't, she said
you must hit people over the
head, 1t is the only way"
Miss DragomanoVic is mar
ried to a political advisor at
the Pentagon, Mr.. Dawson
Smith, who plays the violin
and fortunately appreciates
his wife's enthusiasm for her
work. He often drops in to
watch rehearsals, she said.
In a first meeting with
Miss Dragomanovic, people
usually have difficulty with
the name. cts drah-go-
MAHN-no-vich) To help
them out she advises, "Just
pronounce it Smeeth."
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Folk Singers
To oAPpeor

Mr.. Richard Adler, pro-
ducer of the 2nd Anniversary
Inaugural Salute for Presi-
dent and Mrs. Kennedy and
Vice President and Mrs.
johnson, has announced that
the folk singers Peter, Paul
and Mary will perform in
this production.
The event is scheduled for
January Is at the National
Guard Armory. Peter, Paul
and Mary are currently APP
pearing in the Blue Room Of
the Shoreham Hotel.
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Reception Set
At COrcorun

The 28th Biennial Exhibi-
ton of Contemporary Amer
ican Painting will be pre-
viewed at a black tie recep-
ton January 18 at the Cor
coran Gallery of Art.
The $3.50 pm. event is
under the patronage of Mrs.
John F.. Kennedy, and the
President and trustees of the
Gallery. The United States
Marine Band will provide
music.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
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Evening star., 1963-01-01
Former BoIIerino
Will Be Wotchinq
BY AMELIA YOUNG
star staff Writer

When the curtain goes up
on the world premier Of the
National Ballet Company here
Thursday night, a former
prima ballerina of Europe
will be watching from the
wings.
She is Sonia Dragomano-
vic, Ballet Mistress of the
new company, or as she calls
herself, "the right hand in
the shadow" of Director
Frederick Franklin.
YugoSlavian by birth, Miss
Dragomanovic was at one
time prima ballerina and
choreographer Of the Salz-
burg Opera and later the
Dresden Staatsopera.
TelevisiOn Too
She has, among other
things, toured in Europe as
a solo concert artist, choreo-
graphed the ballet sequences
of the great Salzburg Festi-
val for the Vienna State
Opera Ballet and starred in
the first performance of clas-
sical ballet ever presented en-
Japenese television.
But this is the first time
Miss Dragomanovic has taken
part in the formation of a
company, and she finds it
"the most exciting project of
my hfe," she said. "It is such
a novel experience for me. to
be completely on the other
side"
Remembering the attacks
Of nerves she used to suffer
just before going on stage,
she said she expects tomor-
row nights attack TO be
worse. Now, once the cur
tain goes up, there is nothing
I can do. And one feels very
responsible"
"Alter Ego"
Miss Dragomanovic has
trained the company from
the beginning, molding the
dancers movements, ironing
out the details of Mr.. Frank
Inns broad conceptions, act
ing as the masters alter
ego," she said. Since Sep
tember, when the rehearsals
began, she has been working
a seven-day week, often IL
hours a day or more.
In her mention Of the
schedule, Miss Dragomanovic
made no complaint. She
sounds happily committed to
what she believes is the kind
of professional ballet COM
pany Washington needs and
can best enjoy-a small
group (25 dancers) suitable
in size to the stages already
existing here, a young "vigor-
Gus" troupe that will spend
most of its time in Washing
ton, performing more and
more often as its repertoire
and success increase.
The aim is for "a complete
relationship with the WASH
ington audience, We want the
people to come back again
and again, to see their fa-
vorites in different roles" she
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FOREIGN AND AMERICAN AUTO
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ask for MR., GEMMiLL or cali
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The Sidney herald., 1963-06-19
GARD OF T HANKS

We wish to thank DR.. Hyde,
the staff of the Richland Homes
for their kindneSseS and help.
Pastor Zaget for his inspiring
message, all those who sent flow
ers or helped in any way for our
brother and uncle, Edwin G. En- :
sign.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Ensign and
Gary
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Kohlman
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Albert and
family
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Ellwein and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Toran
MIR. and Mrs. Left Borg and
Sylvia.
MIR and Mrs. Jorgen Borg and
family.
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-19
NOTICE
CALL FOR BIDS

The board of trustees of Richland
County school district No. IL call
for bids on furnishing and install
ling plumbing and septic tank and
laying drain field at Brorson school.
Specifications may be obtained by
contracting Curtis p. Rasmussen,
chairman of trustees. Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
Bids should be in the hands of
chairman or clerk by 5 pm. June
%, 1868.
Alton Christensen
Clerk District IL
publish June 10 and 26, 1857
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-19
CARDS OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all those who sent cards.
letters. memorials, food and floral
gifts at the time of the illness and
death of our beloved mother and
grandmother.
Our thanks also to DR.. Hyde,
the hospital staff and the Rlchland
Homes for their conSlderate care
of our loved one.
The family of Ernie Storm
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-19
CALL FOR BIDS

The board of trustets of Richland
County school district No IL call
for bids for constructing bathroom
and entry way at BrorSon school.
Specifications may be obtained by
contracting Curtis P. Rasmussen,
chairman of trustees. Board re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Bids should be in the hands of
crairnan or clerk by 5 pm, June
%. 1868.
Alton Christensen,
Clerk. District IL
publish June 19 and 26, 1857
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-19
WANTED

WANTED TO BUY House trail
er. 26 to 30 #. Modern. Good
condition. c. A Wilcox. 203 7th
Ave. Sc. Apt Is, Sidney. 23-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-19
CALL FOR BIDS


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
sealed bids will be received by the
City Council of the City of Sidney,
Montana, until 7:30 pm. July l.,
1868, for the furnishing of gasoline
to the City of Sidney, from July
1. 1868, to June 80, 1864.
Specifications for the gasoline
shall be as follows:
Octane minimum, IS; maximum
lead 3cc per gallon, type 'B' re-
search method:
to be delivered at the tanks at the
City yards.
If the cost of the gasoline in
creases to the contractor, the City
will pay the increase; if the cost
decreases, the City will be entitled
to the decrease. The City shall be
notified in writing Of any such
change in either case.
The City reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
All bids to be addressed to the
City Council of the City of Sidney,
Montana. and marked Gasoline
Bid"
DATED this 18th day of June.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
Hazel Houghlurn, City Clerk
publish June 19 and 26, 1868. }
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-19
IMPROVEMENT FOR SALE

IMPROVEMENT FOX SALE
The undersigned viii receive
bids in Glendive until 1000 AM.
June %. 1868, and sell to the high
est bidder for cash the following
improvement:
One 15'x120' w-15'x18' Il"
open shed, appraised value
$4,000. This shed is located on
land formerly owned by the
Tractor and Equipment Com
pany in Block of Kenoyer's
First Addition to Sidney.
Mo land will be sold with this
Improvement, and the shed must
be removed on or before August
5, 1868.
Please contact John D. Riley,
Project Engineer, Sidney, Mon
tana. for bid forms and mail them
to the Right-of-Way Division in
Glendive. Montana.
STATE HIGHWAY CON-
MISSION OF M ONTANA
Right-of-Way Division, Glendive.
Published June u and 19, 1857