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Evening star., 1950-08-22

|dium. As defending champs in
the AAABA the Brewers don't
have to win the city title to
qualify, but they're going to try
to just the same.
The Heurich- Cameo struggle
for league supremacy has resem-
bled some Glass B movie writer 5
idea of suspense. They dead
locked three times in previous
games and appeared headed for
more of the same yesterday. The
score was tied. TT. at the start of
the ninth. Umpires had notified
both teams there would be no
Evening star., 1950-08-22
SpiIman Heads BowIers
In Match al Greenway

Russ Spilman. new No. rank
ing duckpin bowler of Washington
will head the Winchester Packard
team against Posin's Bakery and
|Delicatessen in an all-star match
to morrow night at the Greenway
at $3.50.
The Bladensburg Commercial
League, with openings for teams
and individuals, will fill them at a
meeting tomorrow night at 8 at
the Bladensburg Lanes. Karl
Gochenour is handling applica-
tions at Appleton 2425.
Eight bowling leagues have Or
ganization meetings slated at the
Hyattsville Recreation. all starting
at 8 pm. The schedule: Tonight,
Mems Commercial; tomorrow
Wednesday Night Commercial;
Thursday, Thursday Night and
Merchants: Friday, Friday Night
Commercial; Monday, Monday
Night Industrial and Prince
Georges Mems.
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Two More SoftbaII Teams
To Be Eliminated Tonight

Two teams went out last night
and two more will be eliminated
tonight in the District softball
championship series at Green
belt. Abe Leviton pitched a no
hitter as Galliher g. Hughely
dropped Seat Pleasant, 40. and
Anacostia Motors bowed out via a
forfeit tc Hedin Construction.
In o girls game last night,
oarvin's Grill defeated Vans
Aces, 4-3.
Tonight's schedule is Naval
Communications against Cooks
Cleaners at 7:30 and Mount
Rainier against Bladensburg
I.aundromat at 8:45. All have one
defeat and losers will be elimin-
ated.
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Ray Thomas Leading
In Negro Golf Tests

Ray Thomas, District Negro
amateur golf champion, is the frs
days leader in qualifying tests
for the Negro United Golf Asso.
cations national championship
He fred a one-over-par 73 yes.
terday.
Qualifying tests continue today
with the low SO scorers making
the championship bracket. Quail.
flying play for four other divisions
professional. women. juniors anc
seniors, also Is being held today
Heath Bland of New York an6
Earl Clark of Los Angeles were
behind Thomas yesterday with
75s. followed by Jacques Isler Of
New York with rs. Isler was
helped by hole in one on the
'225-yard eighth hole.
Several other WaShingtonians
were among the leaders. Brain
ard Bellfield and Hames Precia
had IT'S and Henry Miller and DR.
Ken Brown scored 79s.
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Bunker Hill Is Favored
To Win Junior Legion
Region Title tonight
BY the Asseeioied Press

FAIRMONT, w. Va, Aug. d.
Bunker Hill Post of Washington
ranks as overwhelming choice to
lock up regional American Legion
baseball honors here tonight.
Bunker Hill, winner of two
straight contests in the four state
e1iminations, plays the winner OF
a game between Baltimore Mont
faucon Post and Whitesville, w.
Va, each beaten once in the sec
ond half Of twin bill.
Lefty Wise hurled five hitless
innings and then retired as Bunker
Hill smothered Whitesville, 1913,
in the second game Of a double
header last night. Baltimore hand
ed Five Points Of Wilmington, Del,
it's second tourney defeat, 5-4,
in II innings, in the opener.
That setback eliminated Will
mington under the lose-twice-and-
out arrangement. Tonight's first
contest will remove either Balti-
more or Whitesville and a Wash
ington victory then would end the
tournament.
Should Washington lose another
game will be necessary tomorrow
night.
Other regional scores:
HsafGS;. H,ehmSnd ya9 =; cha;tta,nloogs' a;tS,ls 3.
-, Englswood IN. ID. IA. Oyster Bay
bristol iR. -. u; Bristol Comm. 8
St. Louis MOI, "a; Parsons (Kans).
Duncan, tokls,). 10; Davenport Iowa), 8
! West Palm Beach tTa). 6; Cullmar
| (Ala.), 4.
Billings CMont), II; Portland lores }. 8
Yakima (Wash) Z: Lewiston Gdaho). 2
Las Cruces IN. Mex.). z; Cheyenne
Phoenix (Ariz.y. 1s; Mcdm tNev), IL
Waxahachie (Tex). 1s; Little Rocl
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with Bill Leeteh

the information library Of old
timers. especially those whose ac-
tivities have been confined to cer-
tain well-known areas.
Priced at $3.50 and available at
sports stores here, it is soon to
have a companion map which wfll
take in the fishing grounds above
Annapolis. ID
George Emmons called us last
week and advised that here is q
chance for dove. sora and rail bird
shooters to get in some cunning
practice before the opening day Of
the Maryland season on Septem-
ber /. Washington Gun Club at
Thirty-fourth street and Benning
road NE. will hold a practice
shoot each Saturday at 2 pm.
Visitors will be welcomed. The Ma
tional Capital Skeet Club also 10
open on Saturdays and welcomes
visiting shooters. It is located
ABOUT 5 H2 miles west OF Wisconsin
avenue where Burdette road cuts
in from the right. Turn right. ON
Burdette road and you can't miss
the clubs grounds If you follow
the signs. 81
The great controversy aroused
over the decision of the Post Of
fee Department that fishing con.
tests are lotteries when registra-
ton fee is charged finally has been
settled by the passage of H. r.,
9074 with President Truman's sig.
nature appended. The argument
had been going on for weeks, but.
legislation finally ironed the mat
ter out to the satisfaction of ang-
lers and fishing contest managers
at least. Wonder what will turn
up next? The bill was passed and
signed just in time to help the
Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair. g..
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ermen. Strangers to our fishing,
at first they had a difficult time
getting around. Hearing: Of the
shad run in the Patuxent at
Queen Anne's Bridge last spring,
they tried to find it. but failed
on more than one trip.
Stopping in at Carl Argent s
sports store at Largo, Md, they
made inquiry of a map or direc-
tions Of some sort which would
enable them to find their way
around. Informed there was nc
such map. they conceived the
idea to devise one.
Weeks of study and research
enabled them to get out chart
They have visited the entire To-
Gale of the map and talked with
hundreds of party boat captains
and commercial fishermen. The
result is most gratifying. The
map is boon to those who have
f1shed the bay only a little if al
all and is a splendid adjunct tt
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Minor Results
BY the Associated Press

by me Associated freSs
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse, 1-6; Jersey City. 0-7.
Springfield, z: Baltimore, 2.
Buffalo, 8; Montreal, O..
Rochester, 8; Toronto. 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, a; st. Paul 2.
Columbus, 8; Minneapolis, 2.
Milwaukee, 4; Indianapolis, 6.
Kansas City, 5; Louisville, /.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
mo games scheduledD.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Tulsa. 2; Dallas. Q.
Fort Worth, 9: Oklahoma City, 4.
Houston, 3; San Antonio, 5.
Beaumont, 3; Shreveport, /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 4-6; Mobile, 2-7.
Birmingham, Go; New Orleans, A
Chattanooga, 5; Little Rock, 4.
Nashville, 10; Memphis. 8.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Greenville. 4; Columbia, 8.
Charleston, IL; Augusta, 9.
Macon. a-3; Columbus, S-4.
Savannah 4--6; Jacksonville, Ii.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
I,int Scranton; 2n1; ii,,,y ,W,yilliamsport 1gS.
Binghamton. 5; Albany. 2.
Hartford, 81: Utica. 2-6.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Saginaw. 9: Dayton, 0.
Grand Rapids. z; Flint. O..
Muskegon, 5-5; Charleston. 81.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.
Galax at North Wilkesboro, rain,
Radford at Mount Airy. rain.
Evening star., 1950-08-22
By Lewis F. Atchison
Stor Siaff Correspondent

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 22.-Dr
Herman Ball and his assistants
held a consultation today ane
came up with a hatful Of ideas tt
cure - they hope - the goal-line
impotence displayed by the Red
skins on several occasions against
the Forty Miners in San Fran
cisco Sunday. DR.. Ball pre-
scribed a dose of brand-new
strategy.
Bruised. and in some cases
hobbling. the. Redskins turned out
early today for a 21a-hour work
out after getting off with one
hour drill yesterday. Still nurs-
ing pulled muscle in his left leg
Sammy Baugh had orders to take
it easy but he'll be ready for the
game with the Cardinals at Den
yer Saturday night.
Baugh defended the tactics he
used against the Forty Miners
when deep in their territory. even
though they failed to score. The
San Francisco forwards slanted
when charging, he said. and just
happened to guess right when
they stopped the Redskins line
plays. Line Coach Max Reed
agreed with Baugh.
THAT Nomellini stopped plays
going the other way by cutting ir
front of our tackle" Reed said
"He may be good, but he isn't
so good he can get plays going
away from him. That was oul
mistake"
Will Use Double Wing at Times.
Whatever the trouble. DR.. Bal
thinks he has a few exercises t,
take care of such emergencies
The head coach pointed out tina
three touchdowns in the first hal
would have put the game far be
yond the Forty Miners reach ant
given the Redskins a better chanc
flor a more thorough testing o
trookies. Ball wants his men t,
Iget the habit of scoring every tim
they get inside the 20-yard line.
/ Part of Balls treatment will
tmean'reverting from time to tim
Ito a double swing formation, will
IBaugh taking a direct pass from
lcenter.
Ball, pointing for the Cardinals
game, warned his squad today tina
the Chicagoans will be q 10
Evening star., 1950-08-22
65 Women Golfers to Open
Glass B. Tournament Friday

The Women's District Golf AS
sociation's Class B tournament TO,
the Times-Herald Cup will be held
Friday at Prince Georges Country
Club. Sixty-five players are en-
tered. Starting times are:
@ 9. Mrs, Norman Brown p. g, Mrs;
Eaton e. 60, Mrs, Tracy Fairchild 1P.
Dunes wash. ). s Mrs. r. ri, L. Hut Hatchison N
tWash.); 9:16. Mrs. c. A .Olmstead
tWash:l, Mrs. Mel Handy (Wash); 9:2O,
Mrs. Herman Goodman (Wood), Mrs.
Albsrt Al Cohen Wood i 9:24; Mrs. Jules
msn sss MIR Mrs Hrf0ia deboWitz Tfsz
tWood). Mrs. J. Kaufman (WoodJ.
G. A. McFarlain tArgJ; 9:36. Mrs. j. o.
Y. Hall tArg0, Miss Jerry Cash (ArgD;
g;40, MISS Isabelle Pierson tArg }, Miss
Mrs. L: D. Hutchinson "a. NJ. Mrs. II: W,
Serig "a. NJ: 1852. Mrs v. j. Erkenback
"a NJ, Mrs. s. johnson "a. NJ; $50,
Mrs H; H Haisht fBetho' Mrs. Thad
10. Mrs: E.: ., Krickbaum tBethesdal
M; SIs %.s,m Ws1ss, sScoiS%Ss NJ
T. w. Brough tcolumbial, Mrs. william
Shannon (Columbia);, 1912, Mrs. James
Ceddss tCongressionaD, Mrs; r; w: DAMS.
Leahy (Manor): 1920. Mrs. H H KipI
INDIAN SprinEh Mrs. W. w. Kinsingei
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Lunhum Cor Races Off

Racing for strictly stock cars at
West Lanhan has been Cancelled
tonight because of rain. Racing
will be resumed Friday night with
modified stocks on the schedule.
Cars that have not had racing
parts added will compete next
Tuesday. -;
Evening star., 1950-08-22

4ndian Spring., Mrs Ell AmanueI Gn-
dian Spring.; 1928, Mrs. r. s. Schattmari
Gndian Spring., Mrs. Jack MinoVich dn-
1882, Mrs. Edward Lockett (Kenwood),
Mrs. John Gum (Kenwood); 1926, Mrs.
=; II; Andredge tKenwoodD, Mrs. Joseph
Rn RRopk,nson tKenEoodo; 10:4o, Mrs. Ruth
lManorl, 1914. Miss Jackie Bullock (Ken-
wood. Mrs. J. D. Ward (Kenwoodl; 1O:4s.
Mrs; c; L. Saunders (Kenwood, Mrs W.
Morrill, Kenwoodl. Mrs. Bunker Hiir
tManorl: 1855, Mrs. J. D. Morgan (Ken-
wood, Mrs. Ralph Sewell (Kenwood)
II, Mrs. Joseph Kerr tKenwood), Mrs,
Edgar Kreutzburg (KenwooD; 11:04, Mrs
Walter Densmore fBelle Haven). Mrs. Ira
Powers (Belle Haven) Mrs. Dallas Rand
(Belle Haven).
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Adam Walsh in Hospital

PORTLAND, Me, Aug. % (P)
Adam Walsh. Bowdoin football
coach, is in Mercy Hospital where
the diagnosis of his ailment is in
complete. Walsh captained the
1924 -Four Horsemen" team at
Notre Dame and at one time
coached the Los Angeles Rams
Evening star., 1950-08-22

(str1ped b a S 50
a n d Founder,
but also King
Fis h, Sleeps
head, Black Sea
Bass, Channel
B a s, Bla c k
Drum, S h ar K
a nd c a b i o
(cr a b e a t e r..
Best place for
Shark is deep
W a t er. r o r
Cabio, B ! a C K
Drum. Sleeps
Evening star., 1950-08-22

II u q q n q oAL4 MILLS.
Channel Bass over oyster beds.
For Black Sea Bass, over bars or
old wrecks. Founder can be
found over sandy bottoms. For
bait try Grab, Squid, Shrimp or
Bunker in most cases.
If you haven't seen our new and
enlarged Fishing Tackle Dept,
you owe it to yourself to come in
and take look. It is the big
gest and best Tackle headquar-
ters in town. That's Mills Co.,
9th and e SITS. NV. Sports
mans Paradise"
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Three Main Mat Bouts
AT Turner's Tomorrow

Three wrestling features-a
girls match, a mems bout and a
team battle-were on the card at
Turner's Arena starting at 8:45
tomorrow night. o..
Jean Holland, 26-year-old farm
girl from Covington. KY. meets
Beverly Lehmer of Council Bluffs,
Iowa; Ken Ackles takes on George
Macricostas and Harry Finkel-
stein and Lou Bertucci grapple
Mike Paidousis and Harry Krus-
kamp.
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Rebels Sign Thomson
After LOSING Justice

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 20 (P.-
The Richmond Rebels, hopeful for
a repeat performance as Ameri-
can Football League champions,
lost a triple threat yesterday but
gained a forward passing ace.
Some of the disappointment
caused by Charlie Justices de-
cision not to play was lifted when
Owner Harry Seibold announced
that he'd signed up one of Vir-
ginia's all-time football greats,
Bob Thomason, former v. M. I.
and Los Angeles Ram quarterback
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Washington and Brooklyn
SandIot Teams Clash
sp.eiaI pi.peteh 10 The star

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Aug. az
The Washington Boys Club, Dis
trict representative in the ALL
American Amateur Baseball Asso-
citation junior sandlot tourna-
ment here. meets Brooklyn TO-
night In the first round Of the
double elimination series.
Pittsf1eld. Mass, defe ndine
champion, plays Johnstown
Baltimore meets Holyoke, Mass.
and Maryland State is scheduled
against Harrisburg. Pa, as the
tourney gets under way.
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Gets Coaching Post

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. % tP).
Phil Colella. former backf1eld
ace under Hugh Devore at Notre
Dame and st. Bonaventure Col
lege. yesterday was appointed
backfield coach at Benedictine
High School here.
Evening star., 1950-08-22

G h e S a p e a ke
Bay area from
Annapolis to
Point Lookout
in great detail.
Thomas D.
Smith and Mai.
James Rath-
bun, who COM
piled the map,
are not Capt.
tai area men,
although their
duties now keep
them in this
area. But both
are ardent, fish
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Moor Will Work Out
During Saratoga Races
BY the Assoeiafed Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Aug. 22.-Mrs. Charles S. How
ards Moor. four time conquerol
Of Citation. is scheduled to be
breezed before the public here to-
morrow after the third race.
The Irish-bred star is slated To
return to competition during the
Belmont fall meeting.
Evening star., 1950-08-22
72SeededNet Players Advance,
Chevy Chase Girl Defeated

scored straight set wins. The
Charlottesville girl, after elimi-
mating Nancy Lundstrom, Evan
ston, ILL.,, 60, 60, was extended
by Patricia Cocnors, Maplewood
N. j.. As, 6-1, 60. Miss
Heirs second-round victim was
Ruth Anne Peterson of Alexan-
dria. Va. 6-3, 6-3. Another
winner was Belmar Gunderson OF
Falls Church, Va, over Doris
-Knoeppel, Cliffside Park. N. j..
6-1, rs.
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Prince Simon Still 81
Favorite for St. Leqer
Ry the Asseeioied Press

LONDON, Aug. 22.-American-
bred Prince Simon holds firm as
the Stool favorite for the st.
Leger, despite a foot injury which
slowed his training last week.
New York Banker William
Woodward's colt resumed work
yesterday for the mile and three
quarters classic on September 8.
Evening star., 1950-08-22

Grounded out for Friend in 9th.
Grounded out for Upton In 9th.
Struck out for Fannin in 9th.
Detroit - 800 100 O3x-7
Wertz (2). Evers. Groth. Error-Friend.
Runs batted in-Kokos. Wertz 90. Berry,
Evers CD. Two-base hit-Evers. Home
runs-Wertz, Evers. Double plays-Up-
ton to Stirnweiss to Lenhardt. Widmar to
Lenhardt. Left on bases-St. Louis. 9:
Detroit. 3. Bases on balls-Of Widmar, /;
of Trout. 5. Struck out-By Widmar.
8; by Trout, g. Hits-of Widmar, in 6
innings; of Fannin. 8 in 2 innings
Passed ball-Robinson. Winning pitcher
Trout U1-2). Losing pitcher-Widmar
Gid Time-1;46. Attendance--13,190
Evening star., 1950-08-22
OUTDOORS

There Is quite a story back Of
the map recently brought out by
Sportsmen's Guides which pre-
sents to saltwater anglers the
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Cards, g; Braves, z

Totals 81 z "A 13 Totals 81 S27 IS
Grounded out for Haefner in 9TH.
g. ses1Ca louis s-- s--- 15S 15S S2Y S2Y oo9--s oo9-s
Runs-Jethroe, sisti, Glaviano t3j.
Brecheen. Errors-slaughter, Kerr, Runs
batted in-Cooper, Glaviano t2). sain.- Nell
base hits-Nelson. Schoendienst. Home runs
-Glaviano (2l. D; Rice. Stolen base
schoendienst. Double plays-schoendien
| to Nelson; Glaviano to Schoendienst to Mel
son. Left on bases-Boston,. 8; st. Louis
t8: Bases on balls-Of sain. 4; of Haefner.
On SJ Anfdns sufk Sv Ha
on ,sain, 5. in AS innings; OF Haefner, 1
In l u innings; of Antonelli, 2 In 2 in
Losing pitcher--Sain U6-1O. Time-1 :5S.
Attendance-13,104
Evening star., 1950-08-22
ADVERTISEMENT
TACKLE FISHING
BY "Solty" Mills

Not only do you get out Of the
Chesapeake Bay the well-known
Croaker (hardhead), White Perch,
Spot, Trout, Bluefish, Rock
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Dodgers, 3; Pirates, z
Totals "a s2716 Totals 80 10 81 /;

Totals "a 81 16 Totals 80 10 81 Is
"Grounded out for Werle in ninth
Brooklyn ---- 020 010 000-3
Pittsburgh ---.------ 600 200 000-2
Runs--Russell. Robinson, Furillo, .Hopp;
O'Connell. Error-kiner. Runs batted
in-Furillo; ir-l hswcpmbe. oconnelIi MScul- cul
Sacrifces-Snider, Russell. Double plays
Murtaugh to OConnell to Hopp; Reese to
Left on basesNsrooklyn q: Pittsburgh i.
Bases on balls-Off Werle. 4; off New
combe, l. Struck out-By Werle, 2; by
Werie (Campaneiia). Winning pitcher
Newcombe $3.50. Losing pitcher-Werle
OLD. Time-2:01. Attendance 1895.
Evening star., 1950-08-22
CAROLINA LEAGUE,

Reidsville, As: Greensboro, al.
Raleigh, 10; Winston-Sal lem. %.
Danville, 40; Burlington. 1-3.
Durham at Fayetteville, rain.
Evening star., 1950-08-22

the Champion Of Champions
events for women, in which Miss
Pfueger will compete as queen OF
the Florida shooters. and a new
event, champion of champions
competition for junior State cham
pions 18 years and under.
Evening star., 1950-08-22

been shooting since she was 13.
She was runnerup for the Florida
title and got into the big event
when Champion Clyde Wells of
that State failed to appear yes
terday.
An added attraction today is
Evening star., 1950-08-22

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Franklin. SIS: Hopewell. A. (second
game 10 innings.
Suffolk. 8; Elizabeth City. 2.
Petersburg. So; Emporia, As.
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PhiIs, d; Gionts, 0
- - - -
Totals 30 10 u 13

Philadelpllia 900 100 300
New York rk----- 600 900 000-0
Runs-.Waitkus Jones, seminick. Goliat
in-Jones, Seminick Ashburn (2). Home
runs-Jones, seminick; Stolen base-Ash-
to irwin, Jansen to Dark to irwin. Left
on bases-Philadelphia, f; New York 6.
Bases on baIls-On Jansen !: of Sim
Simmons, 5; BY Kennedy. I. Hits-Oh
Jansen, 10 in s innings; off Kennedy. in
] inning. Winning pitcher-Simmons
I6-O. Losing pitcher-Jansen $3.50.
Time-2:12. 9,320.
Evening star., 1950-08-22

Joan Pfueger 1Syear old Annie Oakley from North Miami
the first winner in the 51year history of
champion of champions competition at the Grand American
trapshoo Vandaia Ohio yesterday Joan perfect
straight the broke IA of IS in
sho0tof
Evening star., 1950-08-22
Major Box Scores
-. Yesterday. -.
Tiqers, J: Browns, |

sGrounded out for widmar in Tth
Grounded out for Friend in 9th.
GrnIInd nut for IInfnn In 9th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-16
Five More Permits
For Gas Wells Issued
BY State Agency
Two Producing Wells In County
Stimulate Interest In Posi-
DilitieS

The bringing in of two producing
gas wells by the Cumberland and Al
legheny Gas company in 1919 and the
Columbian Carbon company in 1850,
in the portion of the Deer Park anti
cline southwest of Mt. Lake Park, has
stimulated such interest in the gas
possibilities of the area during the
past month the Maryland Deartment
of Geology, Mines and Water Re
sources has issued five more permits
to drill wells in the immediate vicini-
ty Of Mt Lake Park.
This announcement was made by
DR.. Joseph T. Singewald, Jr., state
geologist, who attended dinner last
Thursday evening at Pickwick Inn,
given by officials Of the Columbian
Carbon company. The company also
invited number of Oakland civic
leaders for a get-acquainted meeting
DR.. Singewald said another permit
had been issued to the Columbian
Carbon company, one to the Nollem
Oil and Gas Corporation, one to the
Petroleum Drilling company and two
to Snee and Eberly.
The Deer Park anticline extends
across the county from the West Nm-
ginia line in a northeastcrly direction
to the Pennsylvania line for a dis
tance of nearly 50 miles. A we'll re-
Gently drilled northeast Of Avilton
was dry hole, but Dr.. Singewald de-
clared nevertheless the entire 50
miles was a potential gasproducing
territory worthy of careful geologic
study for structural highs.
The Deer Park anticline is shown
on the geologic map Of the county
published by the Maryland Geological
Survey in 1902. which is now nearly
out of print. This map lacks the de-
tailed structural data needed to de
termine the most favorable well To-
cations.
The Department of Geology, Mines
and Water Resources, had been wait
ing for the completion Of the topo-
graphic resurvcy Of the county to
provide more accurate topographic
base map that would permit the more
accurate mapping Of the structural
details of this anticlne. The new
topographic may became available i'm
1919 and Dr. Thomas W. Amsden
spent the summers of 1919 and 1850
in detailed mapping Of portions of
this anticline, including areas to the
southwest and to the northeast Of Mt.
Lake Park.
Although this work was undertaken
to provide a new geologic map Of the
county, the portion thus far completed
is especially valuable in connection
with the present gas explorations. Dr.
Singewald said.
The Department Of Geology, Mines
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-16
EVANSVILLE


Mrs. Alvin Bowscr and children,
Dickie and Nancy Lee, have returned
to their home after spending the past
week with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bowser, of
Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Resi- spent
the past weekend visiting friends
and relatives in Canton, and Akron,
Ohio. They also visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bittinger who were celebrat-
ing their tiftleth wedding annivers-
AIRY, on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary +. Llvengood, Mrs. Ar
thur Resi-, Mrs. Nena Beachy and
Mrs. Eliza Yost are spending. some
time with Mrs. Jennie Broadwater
Yost and family, at Roanoke, Va.
Rev. Lawrence Green, of Lowell,
Wisconsin, was guest minister at
the Methodist church Friday evening.
Rev. Green has been visiting rela-
tives and friends here this week. He
was dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. burst, Mr.. and Mrs. Nevin
Miller and Mrs. Nirgie Hounkin while
in Grantsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira l.. HUFF have re-