The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-02-16
POTOMAC STATE AND B.
AND @. Y ARE NEXT FOES
Oakland A. A. VIII Meet Cum
berland Team Tomorrow Night
Potomac State Monday Night


With four victories out of the last
five starts, the Oakland Collegians are
out to still further increase their av-
erage by arranging games with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Y. M. G.
A. team of Cumberland tomorrow ev-
ening, February II, and Potomac
State school on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 20. Both games will be played
at MAYORS Hall, Oakland, and it is
hoped by the management and the To-
cal players that a good turnout of in
terested fans will be present.
The B. & o. "Y" has a good record
so far this year, being composed of
former high and preparatory school
teams. Potomas State is said to have
this year one of the fastest and best
teams that they have ever had. They
swamped Frostburg Normal, Shep-
herd College and other teams by big
margins, and stacked up we'll against
Detroit City College, the team which
defeated West Virginia University,
and every team they played on their
eastern trip. Admission will be 25
and 35 cents. The Crellin Boys Band
has been asked to be present at this
game and furnish music.
Berlin Defeated.
The Collegians evened accounts
with the Berlin Independents on Tues
day by the score of 1929. Last week
Berlin won on it's home court by the
score 48-4O. Killen, McComas and
Nally were the high point getters for
Oakland. The score stood 14-14 at
half time. Field goals, Oakland-Kil-
en-, 5; Hollen, 1; McComas and Nally,
each; Hanst, 1. Berlin-E. Miller,
4; Hoff, 6; Zimmerman, 2. Fouls
Killen, 1-3; McComas, %; thinner
man, is. Referee, Helbig. The o.
H. S. Seniors won from the Sophie
mores, 25-14.
Piedmont Beaten.
A furious rally in the last quarter,
when Oakland scored 20 points, stam-
peded the Tri-Towns Collegians at
Piedmont on Saturday night and
caused them to lose their first game
of the season, 1896. Killen got nine
field goals to lead his team mates in
the scoring. Piedmont led at the end
of the first quarter, 81, but Oakland
was ahead at the half, 1914. Wolf
scored five field goals and one foul to
be second high scorer for the locals.
Nally made goals and Hanst, 4.
Broadway Club Trimmed.
The Broadway Club of Meyersdale
was beaten by the local team at Nay
lor's Hall Thursday evening, PITS.
McComas led the Oakland scoring
with five field goals. Killen got 3,
Nally, 3, and Hanst, 2.
In the preliminary game the single
men defeated the married men by the
score 21-2O. Harry Stemple, Bob
Stewart, Louis Waingold, Mike Liller
and Doctor Kercheval composed the
married mems team.
Lutherans Trim High School.
The Lutherans defeated the High
School in the City League game on
Monday night by the score of 31-19,
and the Presbyterians forfeited their
game to Mountain Lake Park by not
appearing for the contest.
The Lutherans took the lead in the
start and maintained it throughout
the greater part of the contest. Field
goals were made as follows: Hoffman,
a Graves, 2; Kahl, l; Hanst, 7; Stem
pie, 3; Stanton, 1; Sanders, a. Hoff-
man and Stemple made two fouls each
and Graves and Sanders, one each.
On next Monday the Catholics will
meet the High School and the Luth-
Grams will meet the Presbyterians.