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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26
Bodies of Two Local
Soldiers Returned

The bodies of two Garrett county
soldiers killed in the Korean war ar
rived Monday in San Francisco
aboard the Baylor Victory. They are
among 489 Americans returned for
reburial
They are Cpl. Harry F. Lee, 20, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lee, Crellin;
and Pfc. George Worthington Boyce,
10, son of James H. Boyce, VindeX.
Next of kin have been notified and
the bodies are to be sent with a Mill
tary escort to the point designated
by relatives.
Cpl. Lee lost his life in action last
September 6 while fighting with the
38th regiment of the second infantry
division. He entered the army in
January, 1913, and received training
at Camp Pickett, Va, and Fort Lewis,
Washington He landed in Korea Au-
gust 10.
His survivors include seven sisters,
Mrs. Everett Liston, Valley Point,
w. Va; Mrs Harold Cannon and Mrs.
Charles Bolyard both Crcllin; and
Lauretta, Phyllis, Sandra and JOY
Lee, at home; and brother, George
Lee, also at home.
Pfc Boyce was killed September 1.
A former student at Kitzmillcr High
school, he entered the army in Octo-
Der, 1913, and took basic training at
Camp Pickett. Later he was trans
felred to Fort Lewis to await an
overseas assignment in July, 1850.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26
Fire Destroys Four
Deer Park Buildings

Fire of undetermined origin de
stroyed Il barn, a small moccupied
dwelling and two garage buildings
last Friday afternoon at Deer Park.
Because Of their type Of structure the
flames gained Roadway rapidly.
The Deer Park community fire de
partment responded to the call but
because Of the distance to available
water fighting was restricted to use
of the booster tank on the truck until
the Oakland Fire department arrived
with more hose and additional booster
tanks. The Kitzmillcr tiremcn also
responded and used the booster tank
in its truck to help control the flames.
The building belonged to what is
known as the Charles Ashby proper
ty, and to Van and S. S. Browning
The wind and nature of the fire
caused concern over several nearby
homes for a time but fremen were
able to save these with slight dam
age to the Ashby home.
Damages were estimated at a total
of $500 A pair of pigs owned by
Dwight Clary and housed in the barn
were destroyed.
At the same time that the alarm
was received in Oakland concerning
the Deer Park fire one of Oaklands
trucks had gone to Deep Creek Lake
where an oil stove was on fire in the
Glen Loeb cottage near Raileys
Stone Tavern. Damage there was
slight.
The Oakland department also was
called last Thursday evening about
six o'clock from a fire caused by a
short circuit in a neon sign at Table
Rock Inn, east of Red House The
damage was slight.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26
Episcopal Bishop
To Make Visitation

The Ri. Rev Noble c. Powell, D.
D., Episcopal bishop Of the diocese of
Maryland, will make his annual Wis
itation to the county next Sunday,
July %.
He will be the preacher at the
eleven o'clock service in St. Matthew's
church, Oakland, and will administer
the Sacrament Of Confirmation.
He will also be present at the Alta
mont Log church at 9 a. NJ, the
Anderson chapel at Swanton, at 3 p.
M, and the Deep Park Episcopal
church at 1880 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26
Start Landscaping

Landscaping work has begun at the
local hospital. The project is one be
ing sponsored by the Business and
Professional Women's club, and its
members have resolved to raise $4,000
to assist in the Identification.
After some diseased trees are re-
moved, the grading will be done, a
flagstone walk constructed from the
corner Of the lot to the front entrance
of the hospital, and the property
otherwise improved.
The entire project will cost several
thousand dollars.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26
SchrOyer Reunion

The Schroyer reunion will be held
at the home of Dennis and Mae
Schroyer at Accident, on Sunday,
August 5. Friends and relatives are
invited. Dinner will be served at
12.2n
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-07-26

U. S. Air Force is constructing five
air bases in French Morocco.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

ito see these fighters in the flesh,
mot television. We've had two good
turnouts for our indoor shows so
far. and I think that il put on
some name fighters the fans will
keep coming. So I'm going to do
business every Monday night at
the Arena with somebody attrac-
tive every time. You'll see nobody
you haven't heard Of In my main
events anyway"
For the following Monday night,
|Menendez has booked 'Welter-
weight Johnny Sexton, who is up
in the first 10. On November l2
Gene Smith, the undefeated
Ifeatherweight slugger, will head
the bill, and the 10Th will see
Heavyweight Coley Wallace in the
main event.
THAT Wallace, I know Wash
ington loves him. All I have to do
is mention his name and the place
is a qsellout. I haven't got an op-
ponent for him yet but I'm after
ElkinS Brothers. Brothers should
fight him. And if I do get Brothers
to fight Wallace, boy what show!
Well have people all the way
down from New York to watch
that one"
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Bride Trails 10 Hold
Gymkhana Sunday
By AnaeIino J. corobeIIi

The Washington Bride Trails
Association will hold a gymkhana
Sunday at 10 am. on the Equita-
ton Field in Rock Creek Park.
Spectators will be charged no fees.
Five events are on the program
of fun. limited to association men,
bers. Stable-owned and family
mounts will have an opportunity
to compete on an equal basis with
the thoroughbred and show horses.
In a tack room riding event.
contestants will attempt to race
while initiating balloons. A Damon
and Pythias contest calls for pairs
of riders to travel a course on
horseback while holding hands. =.
In a barrel race, riders must
scramble of their horses and crawl
through barrels and over other
obstacles. Rummage sale and 500
hats contests also are scheduled.
Bride Trails officials have an
nounced that in addition to tro-
phies and ribbons, liniment and
rub-downs will be provided for the
contestants.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Howard Battles Shaw
.26th Time Tomorrow

Howard University will meet
Shaw University in Raleigh, N. c..
tomorrow for the 26th time in a
Central intercollegiate Athletic
Association football game which
is rated tossup.
Shaw, usually a loser to Howard
in Washington. has been tough
for the Bisons in Raleigh. In
l947, Howard was headed for its
first championship in 20 years
when upset. 22-14. by Shaw. In
1949. Howard suffered its worst
defeat in five years when it lost,
40-14, to Shaw in Raleigh. o..
Coach Eddie Jackson. who Is
confident that Shaw can be beaten
on its home grounds, devoted
much of this weeks drills to his
teams running game. The Bisons
have averaged only lit yards
rushing in their first five games
and Jackson has made several
changes in an effort to break
loose his speedy halfbacks, Ed
Neverson and Sammy Hoston.
Tackle John Carter, who has
been restricted to defensive duties
since his injury in the West Vir-
ginia State game, will go all the
way tomorrow and AL Julian, a
sophomore, is slated to share the
Isignal-calling chores with HaI
Davidson.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
GrontIond Rice's Choices

old-fashioned classic. Both have
improved tremendously. Slight
edge to Michigan.
ILLINOIS, S-INDIANA-Unbeate
Illinois against improved Indiana
The nlini backfield should swing
it.
OHIO STATE-IOWA - Ohio
State. big flop so far. is due to
win one.
SOUTH.
MARYLAND LSU (night) -
Maryland still strong and un-
beaten. Good game. Maryland
should win it.
FLORIDA-KENTUCKY - An
other slam-banger. Parilli and
Kentucky are the pick.
MISSISSIPPI STATE ALA
BAMA-Close. A slight leaning to
Alabama. Tennessee has walkover
against Tennessee Tech.
DUKE should handle Virginia.
Neither too strong.
NORTH CAROLINA is named
over Wake Forest.
VANDERBILT GEORGIA
TECH-Vanderbilt is tackling the
hard-stinging Yellow Jacket. Tech
may be best team in the South.
Has best 1851 record to date.
Georgia Tech.
TULANE AUBURN - Good
game. Tulane due for rebound.
SOUTHWEST.
This is where the tumult and
the shouting and the upsets never
die. This is the omelet center.
, TEXAS . RICE - A football
whirlpool. Rice has improved
immensely. Both strong. Rice.
TEXAS A&M-BAYLOR-This
can be the top battle of the day.
Both rated neck and neck in ear
lier forecasts as Cotton Bowl stars.
Once again we vote for Isbell and
Baylor.
We nominate Oklahoma over
Colorado, Nebraska over Missouri
and Kansas over Kansas State.
FAR WEST.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA =
TEXAS CHRISTIAN-Intersec-
tional tops. No basis of compare
son. But Southern Cal was good
enough to beat California last
week.
WASHINGTON STANFORD
Important Rose Bowl party.
Slight nod to Washington.
The pick is California over Ore
yon State. Washington State over
shattered Oregon. Il
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Evening star., 1951-10-26
Lions Facing Rugged
Hockey Test Against
Springfield Tonight
LITTLE SPORT

The Washington Lions meet
the strong Springfield Indians in
Eastern Hockey League action at
Uline Arena at 8:45 tonight.
Loser in their circuit opener
with the Boston Olympics Tues
day, the Lions will be facing an
other strong opponent tonight.
Springfield is rated by Jack Riley,
Lions coach, as a contender with
the Olympics for the Northern Di-
vision title.
Owned by Eddie Shore and with
a new coach, Bob Dill, Springfield
has host of fine players. Don
Perry. 1s0-pound star with the
Olympics last year, and 20-year-
olds Ed Turland and Bob Taylor
are best of the defensemen. All
are big and rugged and can be
counted on to provide the brand
of rough hockey that is getting
to be the rule at Uline Arena.
Jones Leads Fast Attack.
In the forward line Center Bill
Bugs Bunny" Jones. only a 158-
FOUNDER. leads a fast attack. Jones
gets his nickname from his bounc-
ing skating style.
Teamed with Jones will be Gra-
ham Hastings and Irwin Petro-
vich. Hastings was the leading
scorer in the Toronto Hockey
League the last two years and
was voted the circuits most valu-
able player last season. Petrovich
was his leagues second highest
scorer in Canadian junior hockey
last season.
Center Verne Paschal and VIM
py Jones. a wingman and center.
also will see action. Paschal, play
ing In a Western Canadian junior
league the last two seasons, got
credit for Sc goals and 56 assists
two years ago and 40 goals and
40 assists last season. Jones is
a seasoned veteran in his ninth
year on the ice.
Strachan Back With Indians.
Goallie Jimmy Strachan re-
turns to the Indians after a years
absence. He was understudy to
Red McAtee last year when Shore
farmed him to the Vancouver
Canucks of the Pacific Coast
League. Strachan has been very
impressive in preseason workouts.
Riley was not too disappointed
over the Lions showing against
the Olympics and feels his mex
perienced team will improve with
every game. Washington trailed.
To, early in the last period Tues
day night. but rallied to cut Bos-
tons margin to rs and Riley Is
hoping the club will get an earlier
start tonight. r ~
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Leeper, Laster Score
KOS in Service Bouts

Bobby Leeper's Knockout victory
over Ted Brown in the feather
weight class was the feature of
last nights championship bouts
in the Air Force Headquarters
boxing tournament at Boiling Air
Base.
Another knockout victory was
scored by Bob Laster in taking
the light-heavyweight title over
Booker Garrett.
Summaries:
Senior Division.
126-pound class-Bobby Leeper. Boiling
won BY TKO over Ted Brown, Fort Myer
in l:45 Ct SECOND round. ouo,.os m,
147-pound Class-Burgess johnson, Bol
ling, won. by K. o. over Roland Walker
Boiling Ing ,o1nd In thga his s,WI1r r9ynS Levi. po,n.
won BY forfeit over Oscar Blain. Andrew
p dsss 5sS2.I Iasss5 sFr. BoDs
! Heavyweight claSs-William Kenny, Boil
ling, won by forfeit over James Morrow
Boiling.
| Novice Division.
! 1@6-pound claSs--George c. Wood, An
drews, won over Jose Soto, Fort Myer. b
a TKO in the second round.
defeated Frank Gotti, Boiling. -
l47-pound class--Robert Anderson. For
Myer, defeated al Savage, Fort Myer.
drews, won split decision over Dav
Bryant, Boiling.
| 176-pound class-Milton Parker, Bol
ling, won by KO over Jesse Booth, An
Idrews. in the FIRST round
i Heavyweisht class--Rullel williams, An
drews, defeated Garland Lockhart. Fol-
II Special Bout.
l47-pound class-Wilbur Lewis. Bollinf
J ldefeated Eddie Franey. Olympic Boys Clut
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Reds Blackwell Bait
In Deal With Dodqers
ey the Associated Press

BROOKLYN, Oct. 26. - The
Brooklyn Dodgers search for q
top-flight starting pitcher to &c
with Don Newcombe and Preacher
Roe, may be completed shortly.
! A major trade is cooking be-
tween Brooklyn and Cincinnati
whereby Pitcher Ewell Blackwell
may come to Brooklyn in ex-
change for either Carl Furillo
Duke Snider or Andy Pafko. The
latter three are outfielders.
Vice President Buzzy Bavasi OF
the Dodgers admitted yesterday
he had discussed possible deals
with Gabe Paul. general manager
Of the Reds, but no agreement had
been reached.
The Reds repeatedly requested
Snider. Furillo and Pafko in that
order for Blackwell. The Reds
according to rumors. agreed to a
man-for-man swap in the case OF
Snider or Furillo but requested q
pitcher along with ,Pafko.
Bavasi said that he and Pau
would resume negotiations ir
Cincinnati during the annua,
draft meeting November 20.
1--WE realize ou. greatest neec
is another top-flight starting
pitcher" Bavasi said. This pas
season proved that. We know
we're going to have to give ur
some OF our power to get one"
Evening star., 1951-10-26

featuring Kenny Sailors, Jim
Owen and several promising
rockies.
The Celtics got into the cham
pionship play-offs last season and
this year Auerbach hopes to take
'em all the way. Big John Mahn-
ken, a star at Georgetown be-
fore graduating to pro ranks:
Bones Mckinney. long a favorite
with Washington fans, and Cleg-
gle Hermsen. another popular
performer. are reported by Auer-
bach to be "as good as ever" and
that will be bad news for the
Bullets.
Scolari thinks Baltimore is not
only ready for the Celtics but all
set for a fast start in the NBA
title grind. He's high on Don
Bankhead and Dave Minor, his
Negro rockies, and has been
pleased by the hustle of Leroy
1Shman. American U. mainStay
last year. Scolari thinks the
Bullets have defense that will
stop Easy Ed McCauley and the
rest Of the Boston cast.
h Cards and Eagles Spirited.
( American and Catholic put on
d lively show whenever they meet
and while tomorrow's game does
not count in Mason-Dixon Con-
ference standings, they'll be out
for blood.
AL proceeds from the game go
into the Touchdown Clubs We'll
fare Fund. which is distributed
for work with deserving boys in
the city. Reserved seats are $500
and unreServed Sl25.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
PRO Title Contenders
Clash on touchdown
Basketball Program

Two top contenders for the Ma
tional Basketball Association s
1951-52 title will meet at Uline
Arena tomorrow night when the
Boston Celtics tangle with the
Baltimore Bullets. It'll be the
second game of the Touchdown
Clubs annual double fea-
turing Catholic University VS..
American U. in the curtain-raiser
at 8 o'clock.
A shooting match is expected
in the pro game. inasmuch as the
Celts are coached by Red Auer-
bach. pilot of the powerful orig
inal Washington Caps, and include
a number of former Caps on the
roster. The Bullets are led by
Freddie Scolari, another ex-Cap,
and have a star-studded roster
Evening star., 1951-10-26
By GrontIond Rice

NEW YORK, Oct. 26. - Th
unwhipped dwellers of Spotles
Town who go into action on th'
football front tomorrow include
Tennessee, Georgia Tech. Mary
land, Michigan State. Princeton
Cornell, Illinois, Northwestern
Baylor and Stanford. Southern
California is also unbeaten by 6
college team, although its re.
serves lost to Camp Pendleton ir
the first game of an early season
double-header.
Here are the picks:
TONIGHT:
MIAMI MISSISSIPPI - Tu-
lane nailed Miami; Mississippi
beat Tulane badly. Still a tossup.
Shade to OF Miss.
Now for tomorrow's big games:
EAST.
PRINCETON-CORNELL - One
of the vital contests of the day.
Cornell has strong backfield and
more experience. But Kazmaier.
Glass and McPhee get the Tiger
the call in close game. Princeton.
ARMY COLUMBIA - Army,
like little Bo-peep, still looking
for lost sheep. Lion is no sheep.
Columbia.
YALE-COLGATE-Yale should
win this one.
HARVARD DARTMOUTH -
The Green over the Crimson.
Dartmouth moving up.
SYRACUSE FORDHAM - A
eorking scrap. Just an edge to the
Ram backfield. Meaning Ford
ham.
PENNSYLVANIA -NAVY-Penn-
sylvania squad finding itself. Her
sophomores getting smarter. Navy
has lost victory road. The Quak-
erS.
PITTSBURGH MICHIGAN
STATE-Mlchlgan State IN a WILD
gallop.
Penn State is named over West
Virginia. Holy Cross is picked over
Brown, and Lehigh should beat
NYU.
MIDWEST.
NOTRE DAME PURDUE -
Good game but Notre Dame is
back on winning road again. The
Irish.
NORTHWESTERN WISCON-
SIN-Top affair. Quite close. Wis
consin.
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Upset by South Carolina Makes
|CIemson Coach Eat Own Words

game tomorrow sends North Car
lolina against Wake Forest at Wake
Forest, Carl Snavely. N. c. coach,
said yesterday Wingbacks Bob
CAN'T and Bud Wallace probably
would see full duty on defense and
would be alternated at the wing
back slot on offense. CAN'T will
be filling in on defense for the
injured Doug Bruton, a regular
linebacker.
Three other league games are
scheduled tomorrow afternoon.
William and Mary, moaning the
possible loss due to an injury of
Frank Lipski, is heavily favored
over the University of Richmond
in the lattter's Homecoming game
at Richmond.
North Carolina State, unable to
win in four straight conference
tries. is an odds-on favorite to
beat Virginia Tech at Blacksburg,
Va, and thus ruin the Gobblers'
homecoming.
Washington and Lee. led by its
brilliant quarterback, Gil Bocetti,
is homecoming host at Lexington,
Va, to crippled Davidson.
Homecoming Day at Duke.
In other games, Duke celebrates
its homecoming day at Durham,
N. c., against Virginia. The game
may turn into a battle between
freshman quarterbacks - Dukes
Jerry CARRIER and Virginia's Mel
Roach. Presbyterian plays at The
Citadel and West Virginia goes to
Penn State.
A night game will send Virginia
Military Institute to Catawba.
where the Keydets will be out to
|get even for their upset by the
Indians last season.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Virginia Faculty Splits
On Sports Controls
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct. 26.
The University OF Virginia's De-
partment of Education wants
more time to study the Gooch Re-
port before it joins the schools
College Of Arts and Science in
backing it.
The report. submitted by Prof.
Robert K. Gooch as head of a
special three-man committee,
called for a de-emphasis of inter-
collegiate athletics and strict fac
ulty control. 1t condemned
"commercialism" and asked that
scholarships be banned.
Last week the Arts and Science
faculty adopted the report.
Dean Lindley j. Styles of the
education faculty said there was
a feeling that the report was
damaging" to the university. He
said his group is considering the
possibility Of making an alternate
report.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Five Football Battles
On Boys Club Slate

Big doings are slated tomorrow
when the Boys Club of Washing
ton stages a homecoming day on
its athletic field at Wisconsin ave-
nue. and 8 street. NV.
The feature Of five football
games between Eastern and West
ern Branches of the club will be
the 8 pm. clash between 140-
pound teams. but there will be
action from 8 am. on. Other
games are: 8 am. 80-pounders;
10 am. 90-pounders: II am,
105-pounders. and 1890 pm. 120-
Founders.
The official ceremonies will be
held at 2 pm, featuring touch
football game between two teams
Of former boys club members.
Other entertainment will be sup
piled by the clubs drum corps and
majorettes and by the club band.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Menendez Hits Jackpot, Signs
Name Fighters for Turner'S

Gabe Menendez, boxing match
maker at Turner's Arena, is back
from a trip to New York and as
happy as a youngster who asked
for a piece Of bread and got pie
Q Ia mode.
''T went up there to see II ]
could get me a fighter for next
Monday. and I hit the jackpot ~
Gabe reports. Il got my shows
fixed up for a month in advance
and there's more where these
came from. Don't tell me the
small clubs can't get name fight
ers because I've just done it. And
7 didn't have to mortgage the
plant to do it either-not quite
anyway"
= Menendez' show next Monday
night. sending Ronnie Delaney,
one of the top middleweights,
against Washington's Connie VIII
kins. already has been announced.
But Gabe also revealed he has
name attractions booked for the
following three weeks and he sees
no trouble keeping 1T up in
definitely.
"It looks to me like boxing Is
staging a comeback in Washing
ton," he said. 1.-The people want
Evening star., 1951-10-26
Hall Of Fame Tops Field
In Wesfchester Handicap
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The
Greentree Entry Of Hall of Fame,
a contender for the three-year -old
championship. and One Hitter,
tops a field Of 13 horses entered
for the $25, 1000 added Westchester
Handicap tomorrow at Jamaica.
The absence of Counterpart and
Hill Prince assured a large field
for the mile-and-one-eighth race.
County Delight. owned by the
Rokeby Stable. has top weight of
1874 pounds. Hall of Fame is next
with 1913. One Hitter has lit.
Others entered are Niche. 115;
Three Rings. 116: Sudan, 104;
Bulverde, 1903: Busanda, 108; Un-
Gle Edgar. LOG: Bryan c.. lit; Bed
O. Roses. 116, and the Hasty House
Farm entry of Inseparable, LOG.
and Oil Capitol, ITO.
Evening star., 1951-10-26
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marred record against Wisconsin
(2-1-D at Evanston.
Illinois. ranked fourth. is a 12R-
point favorite at Bloomington,
Ind. but the boys have made Wis
consin 6l2 point choice to derail
Northwestern.
Stanford Underdog.
Stanford, with an impressive SO
mark On the Pacific Coast, also
has inherited the underdog role
against power-laden but twice
beaten Washington at Seattle. The
huskies are favored by 61a points.
Southern California. new West
Coast favorite after its triumph
over California, entertains an out
of-State guest in Texas Christian,
so this one won't count on the
Rose Bowl scorecard. But the
Trojans must be at their best to
win this one.
Seventh ranked Baylor, with
four straight victories and a
standout passer in Larry Isbell
plays rugged Texas A&M or
the Aggies' home battle-ground at
College Station, Tex. If you like
the Aggies. you're supposed to give
I112 points.
That takes care of the unbeaten
underdogs.
Georgia Tech. which has climbed
to the No. 3 rung in the AP poll
anticipates tough struggle al
Nashville with the cratic Commo-
dores. Techs ace passer, Darrell
Crawford, has a lame throwing
hand. There's nothing wrong with
lVanderblit's star chucker, Bill
Wade.
Two-Touchdown Choices.
Tech is a two-touchdown ia.
vorite, the same margin Mary.
land. No. S. figures to have ovel
Louisiana State in a night game
at Baton Rouge La. Maryland,
Terrapins have won four in a row
but they meet probably theil
toughest adversary to date in tn,
Louisianans. who have lost onl,
to Georgia Tech and have beatel
such teams as Rice. Alabama ant
Georgia.
San Francisco t4-0), unable t,
find teams anxious to face Full
back Ollie Matson, has an engage
ment tonight with San Dieg'
Navy.
;, Mighty California, it's 3S-gam,
regular season winning streal
!, snapped last week. will try tt
bounce back against Oregon State
Texas, 16-14 upset victim of Ar
kansas. will try to do the sam
against Rice at Austin.