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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-22
Accident Wins Over
Swanton; Now Tied

The Accident Indians dedicated
their new baseball park Sunday and
then went on to hand the Swanton
Dodgers their first defeat of the sea-
son in the Mt, Top League Z to 2.
Swanton and Accident are now tied
for the lead.
The setback was the first in seven
games for the Dodgers, and around
1000 fans saw Ted Topper rack up
his 9Th consecutive triumph of the
season. Topper kept Swanton's eight
hits well spaced and struck out a..
The victory was Accidents fifth in a
row.
Mayor Frank Spoerlein tossed out
the first ball an American flag do
mated by the Woodmen of the World,
was raised, and the Accident band
played.
Trailing 10 the Accident team,
coached by Charley Strauss, scored
six runs in the fifth inning to clinch
the contest. A double by David Dean
cleaned the bases. r. Sanders of
Swanton was the only player to OBJ
tain two hits.
Friendsville dropped its eighth
game at the hands of Oakland 26 to
4, at Oakland. Bob Glaze bagged his
4th win against single loss and
famed IL. Oakland accumulated %
l;+c loo Kal,I boJ five in So,-oD firms
including two doubles. Jimmy Lyons
had homer and double and Don Will
liams banged three singles in five
trips and accounted for six runs.
Fisher got two of the six hits yielded
by Glaze.
Crellin defeated Kitzmiller at Crel-
lin 8 to /. Sam Migliccio, who relieved
Foley in the 9th, struck out seven
Kitzmiller batsmen. Going into the
third tied at IL, Crellin scored the de-
Gliding marker when Migliccio singled
home Evans. Evans raped two
doubles and Kelly two-bagger and
single to pace the Crellin attack.
Kitzmiller was limited to five singles.
Bittinger scored an to 6 triumph
over Terra Alta at Bittinger with Joe
Bucket pitching. He yielded nine hits
and famed eight. Dave Bucket led the
Bttinger batsmen with three for
four. B. Bucket hit double and
single and Joe Bucket had two singles.
Ringer beltcd homer for Terra Alta
and Watson got a pair of two-baggers.
With Accident and Swanton now
tied for first place, Oakland is in the
next spot with four wins and two
losses. Next in line are Crellin, Bit
finger, Terra Alta, Kitzmiller and
F'riendsvillc.
Next Sundays Swanton at
Kitzmiller, Crellin at Friendsville,
Accident at Terra Alta, Oakland at
Bittinger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-22

Buckhannon, w. Va. While they were
there they visited Mrs. Jennie Turner
Weaver.
Miss Mollie Smart, student at
Towson State Teachers College, and
James Smart, student at St. Charles
College, Baltimore, are visiting their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Fahey.
Mrs. Guy Petit and Dr. and Mrs.
d. c. Northrup, of Elliottsville, N. Y,
and Miss Isabel Northrup, of New
York City, were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Petit.
The Mt. Zion WSCS was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. William
Turner with her daughter, Mrs. John
Blocker, co-hostess. Mrs. Samuel
Grove was leader. Miss Catherine
Close gave a demonstration on light
ing and showed a movie you Can
Do Something About It." There
were 10 members present. Guests
were Miss Catherine Close, Mrs.
Helen Nicholson and Mrs. Fred Ash.
The July meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Wilbur burst with Mrs.
Ira Stark as joint hostess.
Lawrence Wiley and Mrs. Lonnie
Broadwater and family, Bonnie and
Bobby, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Nicholson, Confluence,
Pa, on Monday.
Miss Loretta Yoder, student at
Memorial hospital, Cumberland, is
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yoder.
Mrs. Roy Kinsinger has returned
home from Memorial hospital, Cum
berland, after being surgical pa
tient there
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-22
Training Session Held
For Cattle Judging

A training session for the judging
Of dairy cattle and a county con-
test for members of tn e Future
Farmers of America were conducted
last Thursday with Extension Of
ficials and vocational agriculture
teachers in charge.
In the FLA. contest, Grantsville
High was victorious with a score of
1854 points. Accident was second
with S42.5 points, Oakland was third
with SO9.3 joints and Friendsville was
fourth with 1855 High individual
scorer was Raymond Kisner, Accident
with AGA points, while Herbert
Bucket, Bittinger, was second with
451.3 points.
There was judging with Jerseys at
the farm Of NJ. f. Hershberger,
Grantsyillc, with Ayrshires at the
farm of John Hafer, Long Stretch;
with Holstens at the farm of John
Menges, Grantsville; and with Gueln-
seys at the farm of Alvin Yoder
Grantsville.
Ralph Porterfield, Extension dairy
man, served as Judge. Paul Hutton,
assistant county agent, said live
stock Judging contest was planned for
next Friday, with Joe NJ. Vial, ex-
tension husbandman, University of
Maryland, in charge. The Angus and
Hereford breeds of cattle, and sheep
and swine were to be included on the
schedule of Judging.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-22

Special singing by Mrs Harry Bend
er and Mrs. Blaine burst and Mrs.
Paul Kinsinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn and fami-
ly, of Pittsburgh, Pa, have returned
home after visiting friends in this
community. They were former resi-
dents of here.
Mrs. Clair l. Young recently enter
tanned the Ladies 500 club. Honors
were presented to Mrs. O. J. Glot-
felty and Mrs. John Hanft
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stanton and son,
Thomas, and Mrs. Stanton's mother,
Mrs. Mollie Frost Turner, attended
the annual Strawberry Festival in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John Huffman and
family, Fairmont, w. Va; Miss Pa
tricia Morford, Spencer, w. Va; Miss
Marion Tracy, Morgantown, W. Va;
Mrs. Betty Grapes, Kitzmiller; Miss
Velora Swauger, Friendsville; and
Mrs. Savarino, Morgantown, w. Va.
Mrs. Annie Yommcr, Baltimore,
visited her son, Paul Yommer and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie
Yommer, Addison, Pa.
Mrs. nellie Bender, South Bend,
Ind, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Lands.
Stewart Rodamer, N. U. Broad
water, Hubert Stanton, Henry L.
burst, Harold Butler, Nevin J. Mil
Ter, Floyd Dichl and Carl Richter
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Medal Matches
Urged to Replace
Pro Match Play
By the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar. g.
Match play golf tournaments may
be on the way out
Fred Corcoran, tournament di-
rector of the Ladies Professional
Golfers Association and editor of
the official Golf Guide, announced
yesterday he plans to poll lead
ing professional players on a pro-
posal to make all match play
tournaments medal match play
events.
All women's PGA tournaments,
starting with the Pebble Beach,
Calf. tournament April 1890,
will be on medal play basis, he
added.
This will mean that all
matches will end on the 18th
green" Corcoran said. 1T also
will mean that the person shoot
ing the lowest score wins, and will
give spectators a full 18 holes of
every golf match.
After all, golf is an 18-hole
game. If every tournament is
played on a medal match basis,
winners will be figured on the
number of strokes rather than
the number of holes. It means
every player must hole OUT
Corcoran called match play
particularly unfair to spectators,
who often pay 81 to see a match
only to have it end early.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Teen-Agers Will Conduct
Doq Obedience Match

The dog obedience match to be
presented Sunday by the Junior
group of the National Capital
Dog Training Club is the first to
be planned and run entirely by
teen-agers and sanctioned by the
American Kennel Club.
1t will be at the Kensington
Armory starting at pm. Two
expert adult judges from Rich
mond, Mrs. w. r. johnson and
Cecil Gray, will pass on the quail
ifications of the dogs and their
handlers.
Entries may be filed at the
Armory until 1890 the day of the
match, with the fee so cents for
each dog. Among the prizes will
be one seldom awarded in obedi-
ence tests. It will 60 to the most
diSobedlent dog.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Stranahan Is Easy Winner
In Dixie Amateur Final
LITTLE SPORT
By the Associoted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 6.-Two for
mer University of Miami golfers
met in the final of the 26th annual
Dixie Amateur tournament yester-
day and Frank Stranahan of To-
ledo. Ohio, took the honors, 8
and 6.
Stranahan, former British ANA
teur titleholder and 1949 Western
Amateur champion, defeated
Buddy Goodwin of Miami in the
36-hole final over the par 73
Miami Country Club course in
convincing fashion.
The Ohioan finished the morn
ing round with a 68 for a 2-up
lead and practically clinched the
match on the 25th hole when he
sank a 45-foot wedge shot from
behind a sand trap for an eagle 3,
Goodwin was trailing down at
the time and lost the next five
holes, four of them to pars.
Evening star., 1950-03-06

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE.
New York Toronto
Boston IL Chicago 4
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Randall Will Fight
Hansbury in Program
Il Turner'S Tonight

A middleweight bout between
Roland Randall and Johnny
Hansbury of Washington may be
the feature of tonight's three
eight-rounders on the Turner
Arena boxing show.
Two other fights are listed and
both are featherweight matches
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez has
been building up the feathers re-
Gently and the District now has a
promising crop of the lighter
boys. but the two middleweights
fighting tonight have pleasing
records.
Randall, former Golden Gloves
champion, has won nine of his
II pro starts and has been very
active lately. Hansbury will be
making his first start of 1850. In
the past he's won over such
Washington boys as Johnny Holt
Sonny Bum and AL Wright, and
lost 70 Ken Stribling. He also beat
the late Tavern Roach.
Washington fighters also are
featured in the featherweight
matches. Pat Thomas takes on
Freddie Smith of Newark. Little
Dynamite meets Johnny Lemon
in a return match, Dynamite hav-
ing edged Lemon in a split de-
cision recently 1t was a good
fight the first time.
Preliminaries are a .six-rounder
between Sam Kelsey of Washing
ton and Harry Fields of New
York, and a four between Billy
Hickerson of Washington and
Jimmy O'Brien of Baltimore
First fight is at 8:45 pm.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Mrs. Comiskey, White Sox
Head, Has Heart Attack
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 6-Mrs. Grace
R. Comiskey. SIS, president of the
Chicago White sox, today was
reported resting comfortably"
after suffering a heart attack last
night.
Firemen had to break down
door at her South Side apartment
after she telephoned for help and
collapsed. The rescue squad
worked for an hour with an in
halator to revive her.
A daughter, Grace Lu Comiskey,
assistant secretary of the White
Sox. who resides with her mother,
was away at the time.
Another daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Rigney, club treasurer, said today
Mrs. Comiskey was "all right,
there is nothing to worry about"
Evening star., 1950-03-06
7 raining Camps
Continued From Page A-15)

of somersaults trying to snare a
single yesterday. Manager Frank
Frisch is convinced the Chicago
Cubs need another camp game.
He has scheduled an intra-squad
tussle for tomorrow.
PASADENA. Calif.-The White
Sox will run through their first
intra-squad tussle tomorrow in
tune-up for the week ends con-
tests with the Cubs in Los Angeles.
BURBANK, alif.-Joe Lutz,
trying to convince the st. Louis
Browns he's the man for the first
base job. is having weight troubles.
Lutz weighed 225 pounds when he
reported to camp. He said yester-
day that's lust 20-odd pounds
over my normal playing weight
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-A %
year-old shortstop who came up
from the Omaha Western League
team, gave the best performance
in the st. Louis Cardinals first
intra-squad game yesterday. Ed
mund Nietopski paced both teams
with two singles and a double in
three times at bat. He scored a
run and handled six chances at
short, two OF them as he pivoted
on a double-play.
BRADENTON, Fla. - Manager
Billy Southworth will divide his
Boston Braves squad again today
for a six-inning practice game.
Sibby Sisti, who accepted terms
late last week, will make his ini-
tial workout a solo affair this
morning. Southworth has or
dered veteran Outhelder Tommy
Holmes, who has an ailing right
thumb, to do nothing but run for
at least a week.
TAMPA, Fla.-Ken Raffens-
berger and Herman Wehmeier did
a fancy job of pitching in the
Cincinnati Reds intra-squad
game yesterday. Raffy needed
only II pitches to retire the side
in the one inning he hurled as
his team won, to 5. Wehmeier
of the losers faced II men and
gave up only one hit.
TUCSON, Ariz. - burma n
Tucker, the Cleveland Tribes vet
eran outfielder. tried switch hit
ting yesterday and clouted home
rum ard single batting right
handed and double and single
batting left. He drove in four
runs in an intra-squad game.
Tucker naturally is a right
handed batter
LAKELAND, Fla.-The Detroit
Tigers stepped up their spring
training campaign today as they
began preparations for their
opening exhibition game against
the Philadelphia Phillies Satur-
day. Arrival of Pitchers Hal New
houser and Freddy Hutchinson in
the Tiger fold over the week end
brought the club to full strength.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Half of Field Selected
For Catholic Tourney
BY the Associotsd Press


BALTIMORE, Mar. 6.-Half the
entries were in today for the ma
tional Catholic intercollegiate bas-
ketball tournament.
st. Francis of Loretto, Pa: Iona
and Creighton yesterday accepted
invitations to compete in the To-
team tourney which will be held
in the Baltimore Coliseum March
1918.
The Tournament Committee
previously announced acceptances
from Baltimore Loyola, Dayton,
St. Michaels (Vt0, Loras and
Siena.
Still to be heard from are st.
Bonaventure, Villanova, Mar
quette, Manhattan. Seton Hall
and Detroit.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Button Appears Certain Leader
For World Figure Skating Title

of the field far behind. Austin
Holt of San Francisco was run
ming about fourth behind Helmut
Seibt of Austria.
Official totals will be announced
later today.
Button. who has dominated
mems skating for three years, was
in faultless form. The graceful
Harvard undergraduate was the
last of the competitors to begin
the figures, but showed imme-
diately that it would be practically
impossible to beat him.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Continental Ski Jumping
LuureIs Won by DevIin
BY the Assoeioted Press

BY the Assoeioted Press
BANFF, Alberta. Mar. 6.-Art
Devlin of Lake Placid, N. Y,
yesterday won the North American
and Canadian ski jumping cham
pionship with top-form leaps of
211 and 220 feet from Mount
Norquay.
The holder Of the United States
distance record was given 1892
points for his soaring.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
By the Associofed Press

LONDON, Mar. 6.-Dick But
ton, the EngleWood IN. J..) whiz,
appeared the certain leader today
after the compulsory part of the
mems world figure skating cham
pionships. Button is the Defend
ing titleholder.
The free skating exhibitions will
be held tomorrow night.
On unofficial calculations, But
ton held a wide lead over EIDE
KiralY Of Hungary. with the rest
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Team Mat Bout Billed

In a special two-man team
match added to Wednesday
nights wrestling show at Turner's
Arena, Kenny Ackles pairs with
Ace Freeman against Tiny Mills
and Jim Austeri in two out of
three falls.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
SteeIers Sign Pitt Guord

PITTSBURGH, Mar. 6 P.-
Bernie Barkouskie, outstanding
guard at the University OF Pitts
burgh, has signed a contract to
play professional football with the
Pittsburgh SteelerS,
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Your Host Sets Trend:
Is First Race Horse
With Publicity Agent

Your Host, the California
bred colt which is being
pointed for the top 3-year-
old stakes. probably is the
first thoroughbred in training
with a personal public rela-
tionS counsel.
Eddie Reed. who handled
turf publicity for Your Hosts
breeder, Louis B. Mayer, has
the job Of keeping the horses
name in the public eye. An
other California bred colt.
Norwich, 1922 Kentucky
Derby winner, once had a
ghostWritten autobiography
published, but Your Host is
believed to be the only active
horse with a publicity man.
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