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Navajo times., 1963-09-26
Beceni Chapter
Sets Meeting

A meeting will be held at the
Becenti Chapter House on Thurs
day, October 3. 1868 at 100 p. m.
Representatives of the Bureau of
Land Management will discuss
rules, regulations, programs and
problems affe ecting the use of
Federal range.
This is a joint meeting for all
people who Craze livestock in Lake
Valley Community and Becenti
Community. Everyone who Craze
livestock in Lake Valley and
Becenti should attend
This meeting is being held in
response to numerous requests
received from people in tr' area.
Please post or make ln.s an
nouncement so that all interested
Navajo range users may be advis-
ed of this meeting.
Navajo times., 1963-09-26

LIVESTOCK
Howard Nez, Chairman; Johnny
Johnson, Stanley McThomas.
SCHOOLS
Charles Renk, Chairman: Betty
Ann Becenti, Mrs. Stella Lee,
Lewis Durant, Bemie Gibson.
CEREMONIAL
John Dayish and Dave kindle.
PUBLICITY
and
PUBLIC RELATIONS
June Birgan and Webster Schneck.
Navajo times., 1963-09-26
AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURE
Simpson Bckis. Chairman: Dan
Chavez, Dave Thompson, Waldo
Emerson, Calvin Shirley.
HOME SCIENCE
, Mrs. Lillian Lujan, Chairman:
Mrs. Marie Curley, Mrs. Mary
Captain, Mrs. Elsie Nahahe, Mrs.
Alfred Bowman.
LAW AND ORDER
Capt. Tafie Bennett, Navajo Police
Force
BEAUTY CONTEST
Barbara Curtis.
Navajo times., 1963-09-26
ARTS AND CRAFTS

ARTS AND CRAFTS
Justin Yazzie, Chairman: Rich
mond Hobson, Joe Harris, Loretta
Bouldon, Mrs. Bob Martin.
RODEO AND RACES
Claude Bates, Chairman: liar old
Curtis, Howard Nez, Dave Bow
man, Richard Charles, Nelson
Tome, ElwOod Tsosie, Eva Ben
ally.
PARADE COMMITTEE
Herbert Tsosie, Parade Marshal,
and Capt. Tafie Bennett.
Navajo times., 1963-09-26
Northern Navajo Foir
Board Of Directors


Acting Manager TuneSc
ShkN her
and
Evening star., 1963-05-15
CaIabrese Accepts Duke Scholarship

payed fullback at Richa. d
Montgomery High School, and
teammate Scotty Glacken, who
played quarterback on the Blue
Devils freshman team last fall,
I'VE have had very good sue
cess with boys from this area
in recent years." Carl James,
Dukes assistant athletic direc-
tor, said yesterday at st,
Johns. Everybody knows Cur
tbs was one of the top backs in
the Atlantic Coast Conference
last year and we expect great
things from Scotty.
Joe Carlo of George Mason
also did very well on the fresh
man team last fall and will
probably play quite a bit with
the varsity.
THE university has had its
Evening star., 1963-05-15
French Hay
Tests 5 at
Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May is (SpeciaD Owen L,
Follins' French Hay will return
to the 6-furlong distance to-
night at Shenandoah Downs
to test five other sprinters in
the featured Shrine Club Purse.
French Hay took a fling at
3la-furlong sprinters last time
out and the shorter distance
was lot to her liking! She will
be well backed this evening
against Ramblin' Ronnie, Curt
Summons, Milestone, Sensatico
and Rays Hill.
A crowd of 1853 bet $248, ,342
on last nights card, up $45, 900
over the corresponding day OF
1862. Most of the increase can
be attributed to the one-day
closing of Pimlico.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

eye on Jay for two years now
and we are very pleased he has
decided to join us. have seen
him play a couple of times and
the entire coaching staff has
seen films of his games. We
were all impressed with his ag-
gressiveness and well-rounded
ability"
Calabrese played varsity full
back for three years under
Coach Joe Gallagher and twice
was named to The Stars ALI
Prep team. This year he was
selected to the All-Metropolitan
team and named the areas out
standing prep school player by
the Touchdown Club.
Jay was also a starter on st.
Johns basketball team this
Evening star., 1963-05-15
STRIKES and SPARES
BY JOE WILMAN
By JOE WILMAN
Four Reasons for
Off-Balance Finish

Why might you be finishing
off-balance at the foul line?
/. Your armswing might be
too high on the backswing. Or
it might be too fast.
2. You may be lunging as
you release the ball. Don't try
to jerk or put so much stuff
on the ball.
8. You might be rushing your
first step. Don't be so anxious.
4. You might be rushing your
entire delivery.
II \ \
From stance to follow-throIghl Get
complete instruction on foOtwork, arm
swing, timing and follow-through in
Joe Willman's easy -to-read pamphlet.
"Your Stance and Approach" For your
own COPY, send 10 cents and .
stamped. return envelope to Joe Will
man, in care Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
Richardson Named
For Leoion Award

COLUMBIA, S. c., May is
tAP) Bobby Richardson of
Sumter, s. c., second baseman
for the Yankees, was an
nounced yesterday as the 1868
winner of the American Le-
gion's junior baseball program
graduate award.
He played on the Sumter Le-
gion Juniors l950-1952.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
BOATS - MARINE

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FIRERGLAS, l8 II. and rs h,p,
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Evening star., 1963-05-15

year and will participate in the
Knight Columbus track
meet Sunday at Georgetown
He plans to enroll in the Lib
eral Arts School at Duke.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

Jay Calabrese Of st. Johns
yesterday became the third out
standing area player in three
years to accept a football
scholarship to Duke University.
The 6-foot, l90-pound full
back follows Mike Curtis, who
Evening star., 1963-05-15
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

by NHEU NsaUVENtNN NEN'"
NEW YORK. - Frankie Narvae. q
1874, New York, stopped Lou Ander-
son, 80, New York.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Manny Elias,
lis, Los Angeles, stopped Humberto
Lefty Berrera, 117at, Robston. Tex
HONOLULU - Carl (Bobo) Olson,
l7S, Portland, Oreg, outpointed Jesse
Bowdry. 17s, st. Louis (10).
Evening star., 1963-01-05
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Evening star., 1963-01-05
GENERALS RALLY TO WIN
CIV Throws Scare
Into Unbeoten WI
BY EDDIE CRANE
Star staff Writer

George Washington High
Schools 2-1-2 zone defense
proved to be tough for unbeaten
WaShington-Lee last night, but
the Generals rallied in the
fourth period to extend the
areas longest schoolboy win
ming streak to 10.
WI, opening defense of its
Northern Virginia Group la
championship, overcame lie a
three-point deficit in the final
period en- route to a 4l-37 VIC
tory at Tulloch Memorial gym,
The Generals outscored CIV,
1873, in the final 8 minutes,
taking the lead with 2:41 re-
naming in the game on Co.
Capt. Hawley's Jump shot.
WI won despite a miserable
shooting night, hitting on only
l6 or SO field goal attempts. A
7-for-l5 last quarter turned the
tide for WI after it had made
only 8 Of 38 shots in the first
three periods.
Ed Hummer, wills 6-foot- &
co-captain, set the scoring and
rebounding pace for the victors
netting l6 points and pulling in
IL rebounds. However, GW's
co-captain, John KEN p e r
walked off with high point hon.
OrS for the game with II.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
Training Grind
Pays Dividend
For CardOzO
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Coach Frank Bolden has
proved his point to the Cardozo
High School basketball team.
AS a result, he expects to hear
no more complaints about
practice sessions spent running
lup and down the Thirteenth
street next to the school.
Cardozo came from behind
in the last minute yesterday to
knock off Roosevelt, 64-62, in
a spine-tingling game at
Roosevelt to open the West Di-
vision race. Roosevelt held a
4l-27 lead midway of the third
period but saw it melt rapidly.
Bolden credited the physical
shape of his team for the come
from-behind victory. II heard
quite a few complaints about
all that running" Frank
laughed after the game, but
it sure paid off"
Terry Gorham provided the
spark that got Cardozo moving
in the third quarter. He wound
up with 20 points, 10 of them
coming in the third period and
IL in the final eight minutes.
Gorham sank a free throw
to pull Cardozo into a tie for
the first time at 5000 with a
little more than a minute left.
Terry missed his second shot,
but teammate Robert Jeffer-
son tapped it in too give the
Clerks a $3.50 advantage.
Bruce Saunders tossed in a
long jump shot to tie the score
for Roosevelt with 38 seconds
remaining. Then jefferson got
the clinching basket for Car
dozo with II seconds left to
play.
Roosevelt, with big Calvin
AleXa nd er controlling the
backboards, was in complete
command until the third pc
riod. Cardozo then began press
ing the Raiders in the back
court and it paid off with easy
baskets.
II was strictly a case of the
Clerks being fresh at the finish
and Roosevelt tiring that
turned the tide. Gorham
started hitting from all over
the court and his accuracy
rubbed off on his teammates.
Alexander played a bangup
game for the Riders, scoring %
points, but he was held to a
single field goal in the de-
cisive fourth period. jefferson
got 81 points for Cardozo, IA Of
them I'm the Spcnnd half
Evening star., 1963-01-05
Randall Keeps Punch
In Douglass Offense

Scoring star Butch Owens
has been lost to the Douglass
High School basketball team for
the next month, but that
doesn't mean the Upper MARI
boro school will be without an
offensive punch-thanks to
John Randall.
Randall scored 35 points yes
terday as Douglass defeated
Cedar Knoll of Laurel, CAST,
at Douglass. 1t was the win
ner's sixth success in seven
games.
Owens, averaging 28.6 points
per game, suffered multiple in
juries in Wednesdays 1868 loss
to Fairmont Heights. He will be
lost to the team for four or five
weeks because of a Clipped
right ankle, bruised thighs and
Shins.
Randall. a 6-foot Junior, sank
16 of % shots from the floor
Evening star., 1963-01-05
Blair Sluggish
In Squeaker
Over Johnson
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star staff Writer

MONTGOMERY Blair High
School is off and winging to-
ward its third straight Glass
AA Maryland State basketball
championship but you wouldn't
know it by talking to Coach
Eddie Moffatt.
The Blazers failed to show
the offense or poise they ex-
hibited last year while strug-
Cling to a 50-45 victory over
Walter johnson last night in a
sloppily- played game at Blair
Lack of experience really
hurts" Moffatt said afterward
Both teams lost their starters
from last year and it certainly
showed"
Coach Jim Gilmore of Wal
ter johnson joined in, shaking
his head. I'VE played our worst
game against our toughest op-
ponent," he said. IF we play
like this again We'll never win
and the boys know it,"
The Montgomery County
League opener for both schools
resulted in the fourth straight
victory for Blair and the first
loss in six games for Walter
johnson.
The Spartans led, 41-39, with
less than five minutes to play
on three straight points by
John Beebee. Then George Pat
terSon converted a 3-point play
and Walt Robertson drove in
for one basket and stole a pass
for another easy score to put
Blair in front by five.
Both teams had trouble find
ing the range in the first period
as Blair took a 81 lead. The
Spartans forged ahead, but a
3-point play by Patterson
knotted the count, 1922, at
halftime.
Walter johnson made only
four field goals in the third
period and fell behind; 1892,
but scored nine of the next II
points before Blair staged its
winning drive
Evening star., 1963-01-05
CARROLL TAKES
LEAGUE OPENER

Carroll High School broke
loose in the second half last
night to score a 58-43 victory
over O'Connell in it's opening
Catholic League game at
Carroll.
Carroll held an 8-5 lead at
the end of the first period, but
O'Connell tied it, 20-all, at the
halftime. Carroll, with Sam
Harris and Clinton Smith
showing the way. pulled out in
front to stay in the final period
Harris scored 16 points and
Smith IA.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
TECH SURVIVES
SPINGARN RALLY

Earl Watson scored only one
point for Mckinley Tech yes
terday but II was a big one. II
provided the markin OF victory
Evening star., 1963-01-05
College Basketball

Michigan Tech. 73, Msnkato Stat,
III.
Carleton so, Knox. In 80.
Bismarck 81, Northeastern, Colo. SO
South Dakota ST. 80, N. Dakota SIS
William Penn, Iowa 81, Iowa Yves.
leyan SO.
ST. ColIeEe Iowa 73. Morninsside ss
ST. Ambrose 7s, Westmar Is,
Tarkio, Mo. 81, Drury, Mo. 62.
81. Olaf ~, Monmouth 81.
Carroll ~, Millikin So,
Mlyville n. Gen. Beadle 81.
Mo. alley -, Culver Stockton IL.
Upper Iowa Sc, Wartburg "a.
Simpson 80, Buena Vista, Iowa IS.
SOUTHWEST
Arizona st. U. 81. New Mexico 81. go.
New Mexico 81, Hamline 81.
FAR WEST
Utah state 80, Utah 55,
Colorado state U. 81, Wyoming 20.
OREGON st. a, Washington st. a..
Washington 62, UCLA 81.
California 12, Southern Cal. 65.
Colorado Mines 55, Colo. st. Col. so.
Adams 81. 63, Western Colo. 81. 81.
Univ; Cafif., Santa Barbara 76, Cal.
WestmOnt Col. 10, Pasadena Col. SO.
Montana 7S, Macalester MINI. 81.
Pacific, OreE. IS, willamette, Oreg.
Chico state 81, Cal AEEies SO.
Fresno st. II, San Fernando Val. "a.
ClaremOut Mudd SO, Upland Col. a..
Long Beach ST. SO, Los AnE. sd. IS.
WitwOrth 12, Central Washington 63.
OREGON Tech 16, Portland State So
San GranciScO st. 50, SactO ST. "A
Pomona Col. 02, alif. Baptist 13.
southern OTeg. 13, Eastern Greg. 90.
SO. Nevada 10, Arizona 81. Col. ~.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
PAGES UPSET OF ST. JOHNS
Baylor Puts Mackin Back in Race
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Thanks to the improved play
Of big Art Baylor, Mackin High
School is back in the thick Of
what is shaping up as the best
Catholic League basketball race
in seven years.
The 6-foot-6 junior. playing
his finest game of the season,
scored II points and dominated
the boards to lead the Trojans
to a 1881 victory over st.
Johns last night at st. Johns.
Baylor was averaging only
nine points a game and get
ting precious few rebounds in
early contests, but he grabbed
16 rebounds last night, includ-
ing 10 off the offensive back
board.
The upset Of st. Johns, the
preseason consensus favorite,
left only Carroll unbeaten in
the league, with Gonzaga and
DeMatha yet to play a game.
Unlike the period from 1956-57
through last season, when Con-
zaga, Carroll (three tines and
DeMatha (twice) were unbeat-
en- in league play, the cham
pion this year is bound to have
q few scars on its record.
st. Johns led, 45-4l, going
into the last period, but Bill
Butler scored two baskets to tie
the game before he fouled out
with 6:22 left. After the Cadets
moved back in front, 48-47, the
Trojans scored six straight
points with about three minutes
left.
The Cadets got three Of the
points back, and had two
chances to tie it, but Ron Pan
neton was called for walking
with % seconds remaining,
and Skip Endres missed a rs
foot set shot at the gun.
Brian Keller, playing his best
offensive game of the season,
scored 19 points to pace the
Cadets. He was followed by
Bob Lewis with II. Jimmy
Shaw scored IA points for
Mackin, mostly in key situa-
tions, and combined with Law
renee Jones to keep Lewis from
driving,
Evening star., 1963-01-05
WHITMAN LOSES
TO GAITHERSBURG

GaithersburR High Schoo II,
trailing ii-l0 at the end Of the
first period. picked up the
tempo in the second quarter
and went on TO defeat Walt
Whitman. 47-39. last night at
Whitman.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
WHEATON SCORES
OVER NORTHWOOD

Northwood made only % per
cent of its shots from the floor
last night and dropped a 5O-44
desision to Wheaton in an
opening Montgomery County
League game at Northwood.
1t was the first loss in -four
games for Northwood, one OF
the preseason choices to win
league honors. Whea tor
grabbed a 34-31 lead after
three quarters and held it the
rest Of the way.
Evening star., 1963-01-05

Totals 15i0I4 Totals It
Halftime: Nokesville, 1925.
Evening star., 1963-01-05

64-95 victory over Peary last
night at Springbrook. Bill Jones
led SprinRbroOk with IA points.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
MurIene Wins

Mrs. Marlene Bauer Hagge
won the first Girls junior golf
title in l949 when she was IS.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
BALLOU DOWNED
BY CHAMBERLAIN

Chamberlain STAYED off a
late rally by Ballou yesterday
for a 54-49 victory over the
Knights in an Interhigh East
Division game at Ballou.
Chamberlain held a 4l-32
lead after three quarters but
was outscored by the Knights,
1913, in the final period. Butch
Carter was high for the Volts
with l6 points while Lewis
Banks and Tim Moore topped
the losers with l3 and IL, re-
snnctiVnlv
Evening star., 1963-01-05
FOURTH STRAIGHT
FOR WARRENTON

Warrenton High School reg
istered its fourth straight vic
tory and its second in Battle
field Group 1-B competition
last night, defeating Nokesville,
47-44, at Warrenton. Ken Ed
wards paced the Warrenton at
tack with 10 points.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
HUNTLEY, FAGAN
SPARK FAIRFAX

Fairfax High School scored
10 straight points in the first
half en- route to a 60-45 victory
over Madison last night at
Fairfax. 1t was the Rebels first
league start.
Scott Huntley and Bob
Fagan shared scoring honors
for the Rebels with l3 points
each. Huntley also grabbed Ia
rebounds to lead in that de-
no t-ty1na1,t
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EASTERN ROMPS
OVER ANACOSTIA

Ronald Cunningham an d
Reggie Greene combined 10
match Anacostia's scoring yes
terday as Eastern opened de-
fense OF It's East Division cham
pionship with a $3.50 victory
at Eastern. Cunningham had
n points, Greene l8.
Fred Thomas Anacostia's s
sophomore star, scored II points
I'm n losing effort
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Haiftime: 29o29'
Evening star., 1963-01-05
WILLIAMS LEADS
COOLIDGE VICTORY

Frank Williams scored 20
points TO lead Coolidge 10 a 67-
40 victory over Dunbar yester-
day at Coolidge in the Inter-
high West Division opener for
both teams.
Bernard wallace topped
Dunbar ernrIt1n uillh 90 r,nlt,Ar
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Halftime: Poolesville. 1920.
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Ts with II points.
PEARY TROUNCED
BY SPRINGBROOK

springbrook Jumped off TO
quick lead and coasted TO a
Evening star., 1963-01-05
EINSTEIN BEATEN
BY SHERWOOD

Sherwood High School took
the lead early in the second
period and went on to defeat
Einstein, 56-52, in a Montgom-
cry County League basketball
game yesterday at Sherwood.
Sherwood enjoyed a nine
point lead until the four pc
riod when Einstein outscored
the Warriors, 1918. Ken John
son paced Sherwood with %
points.
Evening star., 1963-01-05
O'BRIEN NETS 26
TO PACE TONES

st. Anthony's ran up a 2l-S
lead at the end of the first Pc
riod, then coasted to a 67-35
victory over Quantico Post
High last night at st. An
thongs.
Mike O'Brien scored 26 points
to lead the winners TO their
sixth victory against three de-
feats.