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Blair Manhandles Walter Johnson
As Defense, Passing Lead Route
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BROTHER WRIGHT TURNS AN END for
good yardage against Gaithersburg at
Richard Montgomery stadium last Saturday.
Brad Wright, a 145-pound senior, moved into
Rockets Win;
Take Trophy
For 3d Year
Richard Montgomery j
withstood Gaithersburg’s
hepped-up defense and aerial
attack Saturday to notch its
25th straight win and grab |
the Sentinel Trophy for the !
third straight year. The i
trophy is awarded each year j
to the winner of the Up- j
County Championship be
tween Gaithersburg, RMHS I
and Sherwood.
Held to a 6-0 lead in the first
half, the Rockets added a score
in each of the last two periods
and gave up a touchdown in the
final two seconds to win, 20-6.
The Rockets meet winless
High Point at Richard Mont
gomery on Saturday.
Despite a 268-yard rushing
total and 13 first downs, Rock
ville was unable to break the
game open and failed to pick
off any of Jimmy Ward’s 22
passes. Gaithersburg's 10 com
pletions and 152 yards was the
most made through the air
against a Richard Montgomery
team in memory, and easily the
most against the Rockets since
Coach Roy Lester took the
helm.
Senior quarterback Dickie
Allen lofted a 42-yard scoring
toss to end Butch Isreal in the
#######*##############/
STATISTICS
Gaithersburg RMHS
57 Yards rushing 268
10 Yards lost rushing 14
10-22 Passes 2-6
152 Yards passing 62
First downs rushing 12
First downs passing 1
0 Passes intercepted by 0
9-33.9 Punts 4-41.8
30 yards Penalties 40 yards
second period to start the scor
ing. Allen kept on a two-yard
run for the second touchdown
and Brian Wright who was
playing opposite his brother.
Brad, for the first time—scored
the last Rockville TD on a 10-
yard jaunt.
Jimmy Ward passed 10 yards
to Jackie Holland for the Gaith
ersburg score with two seconds
showing on the scoreboard
clock.
Richard Montgomery can ex
pect about as much passing this
Saturday from High Point while
Gaithersburg gets a rest with
an open date. High Point’s left-
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a starting halfback slot opposite his spoho
more brother, Brian, against the Rockets’
chief rival in the Sentinel Trophy game.
Photo by Mervis
Montbriand Run
Beats Sherwood
In Last Minutes
By Mike Willniann
Good Counsel of Whea
-1 ton scored two touchdowns
in the final five minutes to
defeat winless Sherwood,
12-7, to christen the Fal
cons’ new field last Satur
j day.
Halfback Frank Montbriand
| turned right end for 91 yards
I and the winning touchdown
j with two minutes left. Sher
! wood had held Good Counsel
scoreless until Montbriand
i crashed across from the four
; with 4Vi minutes to play.
Montbriand returned the
opening kickoff 10 yards before
fumbling to start the game.
Sherwood recovered on the
Good Counsel 28 and drove for
a touchdown in seven plays.
John Henry Williams picked up
24 yards of the drive before
Thompson carried across from
the two.
Good Counsel drove 69 yards
following Sherwood’s kickoff
but gave up the ball on downs
Sherwood Good Counsel
STATISTICS
168 Yards rushing 290
II Yards lost rushing 6
1-6 Passes 3-6
20 Yards passing 70
8 First downs rushing 7
1 First downs passing 1
1 Passes intercepted by 0
4-38 Punts 2-26.5
25 yards Penalties 40 yards
on the Sherwood seven. After
a punt exchange Sherwood
drove to the Falcons’ five be
fore being repulsed and giving
| up the ball on the nine.
In the third quarter, Sher
' wood drove to the Good Coun
-1 sel 17, but stalled. Ronnie
1 Ribini passed 58 yards to end
| Brian Stevens on the Sherwood
• 14 to start the last quarter.
. However, Sherwood’s Tom East
I intercepted a Ribini pass in the
, end zone to kill the march.
, Fullback Mike Moore return
ed a short punt 18 yards to the
i 12 to keep Good Counsel in the
. ball game and the Falcons
scored in three plays.
. Following the Counsel kick
i handed quarterback Sonny No-
I vak will have a little better ad
vantage than did Ward because
both of High Point’s ends, Tom
i Ake and A1 Moraz, scale nearly
! 6-foot-4. Lester rates High Point
1 as a “quicker” team than Gaith
• ersburg.
SENTINEL SK??“!E
10
Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1961
Wheaton League
Holds Playoffs
At Guy Mason
The Wheaton Church Soft
ball League will begin its five
team championship playoffs
next Monday night at Guy Ma
son Recreation Center in the
District after the last two
weeks of the loop's season were
short circuited by hurricane
Carla.
The league, which ordinarily
has playoffs among the first
four teams following a 28-game
schedule, called off its last
games and placed all five mathe
matically contending teams in
the playoffs.
The regular season leader
was St. Jude’s Lutheran (21-2),
who was followed by Wheaton
Presbyterian (12-3), St. Jude’s
(18-3), Hughes Methodist (15-
7) and St. Catherine’s (15-8).
The teams will play a double
elimination playoff until only
two teams are left. These two
will then play a best of three
series for the title.
The games will start at 6:15,
with two games played each
night through the week of Octo
ber 2.
off, Denny Heinbuck's punt
was downed inside the Counsel
one. Two plays put the ball on
the nine to set the stage for
Montbriand’s run.
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By George Bragaw
Sports Editor
With a precision aerial at
tack and a rock-ribbed de
fense, Montgomery Blair
nominated itself as the team
to beat in the new Montgom
ery County League by troun
cing Walter Johnson, 31-0,
last Saturday.
More important than the
score was the way in which
Blair manhandled the Spartans,
allowing them but one first
down and a net offensive total
of 53 yards.
WJ got into Blair territory
only once, and that in the sec
ond quarter when Bill Hayden
recovered a fumble on Blazer
43. Barry Irwin got eight yards
on the next play but WJ moved
no further. The Spartans’ sec-
SENTINEL’S STATISTICS
S 4 Blair
s*> Yards rushing 122
2*7 Y’ards lost rushing 20
1-12 Passes 7-9
-2 Y’ards passing 299
1 First downs rushing 7
0 First downs passing 5
0 Passes intercepted by o
7-34 Punts * 2-38
30 Penalties 25
ond deepest drive was to their
own 44 after a' short kickoff in
the second half.
Quarterback Sonny Jackson
and Blair’s “R and R,” half
backs Julian Rainwater and
Jerry Ricucci, packed the offen
sive punch for the winners.
Jackson completed seven of
nine passes for 199 yards and
two touchdowns. Rainwater
picked up 51 yards in six car
ries, took a four-yard TD pass
from Jackson and returned a
punt 59 yards to account for
114 yards. Ricucci with sev
eral spectacular receptions
which could establish him as
the area's top receiver—caught
three passes for 89 yards, gain
ed 21 yards in seven attempts
for a 110-yard total.
Blair has outscored its oppo
nents 65-0 in its first three
games and despite the fact that
the Blazer offense sputtered a
bit in its games against Gaith
ersburg and Roosevelt, there
was no such problem against
WJ.
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