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Evening star., 1957-12-23
Passing Stressed
AS Blue, Gray
Teams Work Out

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec.
% (R.-college all-stars from
the North and South sharp
ened their passing games in
practice sessions yesterday for
Saturdays annual Blue-Gray
football game.
The Nations No 1 collegiate
passer, Ken Ford Of Hardin
Simmons. was hitting his re.
ceivers consistently during the
Gray workout. while Dick Lar.
son and Bobby Cox of Minne-
sofa were throwing strikes for
the Yankees.
Chief receivers for Blue
passers were Ends Dick Scherer
of Pittsburgh, Paul North Of
Penn State and Minnesotas
Jon Jelacic.
Ford's targets include Half
back Jimmy Orr of Georgia,
Ends John Collar Of North
Carolina State, VIII Billion Of
Tulane and Pat Hartsfield Of
Texas Tech.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Top Teams Nexi
For Presidents

The elite Of the Eastern
Hockey League provides the
opposition this week for the
surging Washington Presidents,
who play the league-leading
Philadelphia Ramblers here
Wednesday night and then the
defending champion Charlotte
Clippers three straight.
The Ramblers hold q 80
edge over Washington so far
this season. The Presidents
still are bothered by memories
Of the latest decision, when
they blew a 30 lead in the last
Is minutes and lost on De-
cember 6.
The Clippers are host tc
Washington Thursday and Fri
day and return to Uline Arena
for the second straight Satur-
day night. The Presidents beat
the Clippers here last Saturday
6-2. for their first home victory
over the defending champion
in almost two years.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
PLAYOFF

Continued From Page Ais
Francisco failed to score seven
points after McElhenny's long
run
On the first play Of the third
quarter. with San Francisco
leading. 24-7. Hugh McElhenny,
the Forty Miners running ace,
ran II yards to the Lion 9.
Three plays later. with the ball
on the 3. the Forty-Niners set
tied for q field goal, making
it 27-7.
I'VE knew then that we
could come back" Wilson de-
clared.
The Detroit coach said he
wasn't surprised. however, that
the Forty-Niners went for the
field goal because we would
have done the same thing"
Wilson concluded: frankie
Albert did a great job with the
Forty-Niners this season:
Concerning next Sundays
championship game against
Cleveland. Wilson said. I'VE
beat them 20-7 on December
and we're hoping 10 do 1t again.
We've been aiming for next
week since last July"
There was detection in the
Forty Miners dressing room.
we made too many mis-
takes" Albert said. Detroit IL
Q real solid ball club and Rote
did a real good job-a real good
clutch performance"
Albert said pass protection
for Title broke down somewhat
IN the second half and "the
Lions got TO him pretty hard
San Francisco used a straight
+ formation part Of the frs
half to give Title additiona
time TO throw. Wilson said Il
didn't bother his Lions at all
Wed Just as. soon thel
played IL against us all tht
time" he said.
Coach Wilson said Billy Will
son. Forty-Niner end. "gav,
US the most trouble on passes.
Billy caught nine for lot yard
And one touchdown.
Asked about going for thl
field goal instead Of the touch,
down In the third quarter, AL
bert replied:
1--WE were playing percent
age football when we kickeC
the field goal. If we had go
down close again. we woult
bave been able to get anothe
hree points"
Evening star., 1957-12-23
|Dueitt, Rice HoIfbock,
Accustomed to WINNING

HOUSTON. Tex. Dec. 23 up.
The Cotton Bowl game be-
tween Rice and Navy is still
eight days away. but Larry
Dueitt. Rice left halfback. al
ready is looking forward TO
winning the Southwest Confer
ence next year"
The l90-pound sophomore
Is accustomed to playing on
winning teams. In his junior
year. he led Miller High School
of Corpus Christi to the Texas
semifinals. Miiler reached the
quarter finals the next year
and in 1856 Dueitt took the
Rice freshmen to the South
west Conference championship.
This year he played q promi-
nent role as the Owls won the
Southwest Conference title.
Dueitt finished the season as
the teams third leading rusher
with 270 yards in 56 carries
for q 4.8-yard average
Returned Kick 80 Yards
His e9-yard kiekon return
against Baylor sent the Owls
of toward their first touch-
down and clinched the confer
ence championship.
Dueitt Is scheduled to take
over the quarterback slot next
year on the Rice team to I'LL in
the gap created by the absence
/ Of King Hill and Frank Ryan
both seniors.
Reticent by nature. Dueitt
refuses TO single out his big
Evening star., 1957-12-23
BASKETBALL
CONTINUED Prom PAGE All

Continued From rage A-l6
Heels 60 against st. Louis in
the first round Of the Dixie.
North Carolina. rated at the
top Of the heap last week. was
! % victories away from the all
time college record Of so set by
San Francisco. The Dons won
| the Blue Grass tournament at
Louisville. defeating Louisville,
! 62-55, Saturday night.
Another tournment which
could wind UP matching two OF
the country's powers is the Big
Eight which also starts Thurs
day at Kansas City. Kansas
and Kansas state. 2-3 in tie
ratings, are the favorites to GO
through to the final.
Kansas plays Oklahoma and
Kansas State goes against
Missouri in the first round.
Maryland. ranked sixth anc
the only other undefeated team
in the top 10. doesn't play again
until Saturday when 1t tanele:
with Vanderbilt In the Sugar
Bowl Tournament.
List Of Tournaments
Here is the list Of the Il
major tournaments and thu
teams involved:
Opening Thursday:
Holiday Festival at New
York-Dayton VS.. Manhattan
Temple VS.. Pitt. Seattle VS.. Con-
necticut, California VS.. NYU.
All-College Tournament Al
Oklahoma city-San Francisco
VS.. Denver, Western Kentuck,
vs.. Niagara. Oklahoma City VS.
Tulane, Idaho State VS.. Tulsa
Dixie Classic at Raleigh, N
C.-Wake Forest VS.. Duquesne
North Carolina State VS.. North
western. Duke VS.. Seton Hall
North Carolina VS.. st. Louis.
Big Eight Tournament a
Kansas City-Kansas VS.. Okla
lhoma, Colorado VS.. Iowa State
Kansas State VS.. Missouri. Ne
braska VS.. Princeton. -
Southwest Conference Tour
nament at Houston-Southerl
Methodist VS.. Texas Tech
Texas Christian vs.. Texas AdsM
Arkansas VS.. Texas, Rice VI
Baylor.
Louisiana Invitational a
Evening star., 1957-12-23
North-South Teams Work
On Kick Returns, Passing

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. % R)---
The North squad. rounding into
shape for the Christmas night
North-South Shrine all-star
college football game In the
Orange Bowl. worked on kick
of and punt returns today
while the South squad drilled
on timing and passing.
(The game will be
broadcast by radio station
WWDC, 1850 kc. at S:l5
p.m)
Two Michigan State players
were elected captains Of the
North team, being coached by
Duffy Daugherty Of Michigan
State. Quarterback Jim Nj
nowski will direct the offensive
unit and Dan Currie. ALI
America center. will captain
the team on defense.
Daughefty. whose front line
on defense will average 21(
pounds. sent his squad through
a 75-minute drill yesterday
devoting considerable time Il
reviewing offensive plays anC
pass patterns.
/ Bobby Dodd. Georgia Tecl
coach who is directing tn
South squad. left to attend tn
funeral Of his father-in-law
and the workout was guidet
by Ray Graves. Dodd's assist
ant, who called the 90-minutl
drill the best workout we'v,
had"
Graves indicated the Soutl
will use the kicking game a
an offensive weapon in an ef'
fort to avenge last years de-
feat by the North.
I'VE weren't going to use tn,
kicking game at first" sale
Graves. but with guys likt
Billy Atkins (Auburn) kickinl
80 yards into the wind. w
changed our minds"
Evening star., 1957-12-23
EVEN RUSSIANS TAKE DIM VIEW
OF AMERICAN PRO WRESTLERS

MOSCOW. Dec. % OP--Even the Russians don't
think American pro wrestling is a sport.
They look on IL as just another evil Of capitalism.
I'VE associate the word sports" with youth strength.
beauty, friendship and smiles" the newspaper Soviet
Sports said today.
But the wofsh laws of capitalism where strength is
determined by checkbook turn honest competitions into
distorted ones In America.
These laws cripple men and breed base instincts
There no holds barred In this struegle-bribery
backmail and even murder"
The article was accompanied by picture sequence
ot male and female wrestlers at work.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
10 WrestIers Set
For CopitoI Card

Promoter Vince Mcmahon
today announced the complete
lineup for the holiday wrestling
show at Capitol Arena Thurs
day night.
Ten wrestlers will appear on
the program which features
Edouard Carpenter VS.. John
Tolos in a match which opens
the card at $40.
Also. Verne Gagne meets
Steve Stanlee in a special
match heading the supporting
card. DR.. Jerry Graham
wrestles Don Eagle: Chris To-
los. Johns brother. takes or
Ace Freeman and Bozo Brown
tangles with Gene Dubuque in
other matches.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Continued From Page All

Continued From Page A-16
would-he tacklers and went SO
yards for the score.
The run gave Tracy a total
Of S6 yards on IL plays for an
average Of almost eight yards.
II also made him a marked
man in next weeks champion
ship game. unless Johnson
shows more than he did yester-
day.
The third quarter was almost
over when Rote hit Junker with
3 37-yard pass that put the ball
on San Francisco's Is and set
up the Lions final touchdown
Tracy ripped through the line
to the 10. and Rote added three
on q keeper play before Gene
Goldman plowed over tackle for
the score.
Completely reversing the sit
uation as they seemed to gain
momentum while the weary
Forty-Niners faded. the Lions
threatened twice again in the
final period but settled for Jim
Martins 13-yeard field goal as
their final score. Martin also
kicked all the extra points.
The few times the Forty
Miners seemed on the verge of
rallytpg, the deadly tacking Of
Joe Schmidt and Ray Krouse
helped cool them of. Nor did
Yale Lary's punting help the
losers chances.
Peculiarly. it was the third
time this season the Lions
scored 81 points against San
Francisco. They lost the first
game in the last seconds. 1881,
but won the second one. 3l-1o
at Detroit.
little. playing with an In
jured leg. threatened to wreck
the Lions famed pass defense
in the first half. and did dam
age it considerably. Johnso1
gave the Forty-Niners theil
Evening star., 1957-12-23

The South added q couple Of
offensive plays during the Sun
day practice and the No. 2
unit. paced by Citadel's Quar-
terback Bob SchwarZe, looked
especially sharp on passing.
Daugherty observed that the
South has "three or four boys
who can throw mighty well"
but added that whether the
Rebels pass a lot viii depend
on how their running game u
going.
Kickoff time for the game,
expected TO draw 10000, Ii
8:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

caustic treatment at the hands
Of the West Coast press four
years ago because Of his OUT
spoken tendencies. was friend
illness personified in his first
meeting with the writers.
Along with his intense prac-
tices, Hayes was taking no
chances on running afoul Of
West Coast officiating. He
hired two California whistle
tooters. Jay Settle and Jim
Tunney, jr, to keep an eagle
eye on everyone in the work.
outs to detect anything which
might be okay in the Big Ten
but an infraction out here.
Oregon Drills Open
Hayes has set q 10 pm. cur
few for his players and said he
would decide today whether
future practices would be
closed to the public and press.
Coach Casanova said all Web
foot workouts would be wide
open.
Although Ohio State has
eight of its allotted Is practice
days left and Oregon nine. the
rival coaches said they would
not use them all since they
plan no workouts Christmas
Day or next Sunday when the
wives of the players arrive.
OF the two 44-man squads,
is on each are married. The
/ Webfoot husbands have 10
children with Co-Captain and
Guard Harry Mondale being
the father Of three and Tackles
Darrell Aschbacher and Tom
Keele two each. The is Buck
eye husbands have a total Of
five children.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
County Cage Results

Keeler Brick trounced Bat
terry D. 1912; Stauffer Slen-
derizing beat the Poolesville
Rangers. 64-36. and Silver
Spring Sports Shop defeated
Battery B. 64-43. last night IN
Montgomery County Mems
Recreation basketball games at
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
|NBA Scoring
Hits New Peak
Over Week End
By the Associated Press

II last week ends games are
any criterion. the National
Basketball Association will have
TO bring adding machines to
court side pretty soon.
There were seven games. three
Saturday and four yesterday.
with a total Of l.643 points be-
ing scored over all. Tops on
the list was the st. Louis Hawks
record breaking l46-l36 victory
over. Syracuse Saturday night.
This broke the Boston Celties'
record Of l42 points in one
game.
The Hawks took Il easy yes
terday. scoring ''only" l23 In
their l23-ll5 victory over Min
neapolis. other, games found
the New York Knicks beating
the PhiIly Warriors. l26-100.
the Celtics winning over the
Cincinnati Royals. 1888. and
Syracuse recouping from the
Saturday drubbing for a 1898
triumph over Detroit.
Boston beat Minneapolis,
140-ll9. in Saturdays other
game.
/ Records Smashed
/ Cincinnati and Detroit were
the only teams not to score
over 100 points. and they lost
The Hawks victory Saturday
smashed several league records
including total points for q
single game accumulating 2S2
in the scoring marathon. The
old mark was 265.
! st. Louis, which has won
eight in a row. received spot
help from Win Wilfong and
Cliff Hagan yesterday to break
an 1886 tie in the fourth
quarter and wrap up the VIC
tory over the Lakers.
Hagan led both teams with
81 points. while Wilfong had
"a. Bob Petit. who scored 81
Saturday. notched 81 yesterday
Larry Foust Of Minneapolis
had 30.
Celtics Spot Lead
The Celtics spotted the
Royals an ll-point lead early
in the game but pulled away
with a 33-point third quarter
Bill Sharman topped the East.
ern Division leaders with q
points, while Jack Twyman
and Clyde Lovellette each
scored 26 points for the losers
It was the seventh straight los
for the Royals.
Syracuse got some fine de.
fensive work from Ed Conlin
who held George Yardley. De-
troit scoring ace. TO sever
points in the first half. Durinl
this time Johnny Kerr hit 2.
of his 26 points as the Nat
built up a $3.50 halftime ad'
vantage. Dolph Schayes hat
"a points to lead the Mats.
The Knicks handed tn,
sagging Philadelphians thei
fourth straight loss as the.
! put on a late second periot
drive. Kenny Sears and Richi
Guerin paced the Knicks will
% points each while Pau
Arizin and Lennie Rosenblutl
scored II for the Warriors.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Ohio Stote Players Get
Stiff Rose Bowl Drill

PASADENA. Calf. Dec. %
R.-Ohio States Big Ten
champions. 1e-point favorites
TO defeat Oregon in the Rose
Bowl gam9N Years Day, are
working as II they were 19-
point underdogs.
A pair Of two-hour practice
sessions were on tap today for
Coach Woody Hayes stalwarts.
with the same menu slated to-
morrow. The 44-man squad
thought yesterday was to. be
q day Of fun and frolic. but
the players were sent through
an hours drill after q trip TO
Disneyland and Marineland.
Woody threw away the usual
script on arrival here Saturday,
too. He had the squad on the
practice field as soon as 1t
could be whisked from the Bur-
bank Airport to East Los An
geles Junior College. with no
hotel stop in between.
Len Casanova's Pacific Coast
Conference cochampions from
Oregon were to visit Disney
land this afternoon following a
morning drill. Both teams were
dinner guests Of q Los Angeles
night club Saturday night
Both will visit movie studios
later in the week.
Hayes Pleases Press
The rest Of the time win be
spent polishing plays and de-
fenses. The Webfoots had Z
picture-taking session for news
photographers yesterday and
Casanova held the squad for an
hours workout after that.
HaVeg who ran into sOm(
Evening star., 1957-12-23

gest thrill Of the season. 81
got q bigger charge out OF
Bobby williams run in the
Baylor game than mine. I was
rootin' like crazy"
williams returned a punt 80
yards for Rice's second touch
down.
Left halfback wasn't exactly
new TO Dueitt. He played the
position most Of the 1858 sea-
son at Miller High while oc-
especially quarterhacking the
Buccaneers. In his junior yeal
he continued TO alternate but
played quarterback rs per cent
Of the time.
Hell Play Anywhere
1T didn't make any differ.
ence where ] played this year.
Dueitt said. Coach told US oils
Of the three ouarterbacks woulc
be shifted, He asked me anc
! was glad 70 do it. I didn'I
care where ! played as long a.
! played.
The adjustment wasn't diff.
iicult for Dueitt. 1T sounds
conceited to say everything
came easy. But about the only
thing I had trouble with wal
getting on the snap.
Il was used to calling thu
snap. I was never in motor
or offside because ! usually got
of a half-count late. Ther
when ! got it down I was al
right. I began to feel at hom.
! in the Arkansas game"
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Shreveport-Centenary VS.. The
Citadel. Tennessee Tech VS.
Mississippi Southern. West
Texas VS.. Northwestern Louisi-
ana, Hardin Simmons VS.
Louisiana Tech.
Opening Friday:
Far West Classic at Corvallis
Ore. - Utah VS. Washington
Yale VS. Oregon State.
Motor City Classic at Detroit
Georgia Tech VS. Marquette
Columbia VS. Detroit.
Richmond Invitational =
Richmond VS. Penn. Virginia VI
LaSalle.
Holy Cross Invitational -
Dartmouth VS. Colgate. Holy
Cross VS. Brown.
Opening Saturday:
Queen City Tournament a
Buffalo-Iowa. Cornell. Syra'
cuse. Canisius.
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans
- Maryland VS. Vanderbilt
Memphis State VS. Loyola o
New Orleans.
Others Also Beaten.
In addition to North Caro-
lina's defeat Saturday. Illinois
Oregon State and Niagara al
took 1t on the chin for the frs
time.
Illinois. venturing away fro1
home for the first time in sever
games. was knocked of 68-6I
by Iowa State. Oregon Stat
was beaten 77-67 in overtime b
Iowa. Alabama disposed o
Louisiana Tech. one Of tn
small college powers. 63-42 Il
the title game of the Carrouse
Tournament. And LaSalle bea
Niagara in overtime 69-6S.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Muckin Beuts Alumni

Mackin High School de-
feated its alumni. 1920, In
basketball last night at Mackin
Mark Shriver led the varsity
with l3 points. Gene Santella
who scored 7. was voted the
outstanding player.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
Rote, Trocy Lead Lions
Into PIoyoff for Title

first chance by fumbling on his
own 81. where Bill Herchman
recovered for the Forty-Niners.
After q penalty moved the ball
back to the 81. Title fired one
down the middle to r. c.
Owens. the high-scoring end,
who took the ball away from
Jim David for the touchdown.
David was playing with an in
jured ankle.
Less than four minutes later
the game took on the aspect of
a rout when Title hit McEl-
benny for AZ yards and another
touchdown. McElhenny got be-
hind David and scored easily.
Rote got the Lions on the
board at this juncture with his
scoring pass to Junker. but the
Forty-Niners came right back
with an 0S-yard drive that cul-
minated in Titles l2-yard toss
to Billy Wilson in the end zone.
Titles three-touchdown per-
Torrance would have been q
grand finale for the 30-year-
old veteran Of 10 pro football
campaigns. but the player who
announced his retirement al
the end Of the game was Half
back Joe Arenas. who excelled
on punt returns yesterday. Ar
auto dealer here. the 30-year-
old Arenas said he intends tc
quit after seven years in the
league TO devote his full time
to business.
David re-injured his ankle
early in the game and vii
undergo treatment in Detroit
to get him ready for the cham
pionship playoff. But Sar
Francisco's Joe Perry MAJ
have suffered a more serious
injury on the final play Of tn,
game. Perry. the leagues lead
ing ground gamer in 1854. in
jured hts Jaw and x-rays viii
be made today to determine 4
1t is fractured.
Detroit ------ o IL i0--3
San Francisco II 10 3 o.
Detroit scoring Touchdowns -
Junker "a. pass from Rotel. Trac
l2 u plunae. SO. runl. Gedman fe
plunRsI F1eld GoaI--Martin u3l
Martin
San Francisco scorip9. Touehdown
Owens t3f. pass from rittlel, Nc
Elhenny az. pass-run from Tittlel
Wilson t12. pass from Tittls). F.el
goals-Soifau f25, l0l. Con
versions--eoitau g.
Evening star., 1957-12-23
STEELERS


ball 81 yards on 20 carries. but
the speedy little halfback didn't
score. An intercepted pass and
a Cardinal tumble paved the
way for two Steeler touch
downs. Many of the 10000
fans booed the Cards. who
failed to win a game at home
this year.
Earl Morrall hit Jack Nc
Clairen on a 48-yard scoring
pass for Pittsburgh before the
game was five minutes old.
Later In the first quarte9. Jack
Butler intercepted Joe Chill
dress pass-his 10th intercept
ton Of the season-to start the
second goalward march. Fran
Rogel plunged over from the
l-yard line. climaxing a So
yard march.
/ Bill McPeak set UP the final
Pittsburgh touchdown in the
last quarter by pouncing on Jim
Sears tumble on the Chicago
33. Dick Young went from the
two-yard line.
Two field goals. good for 81
and % yards. respectively. by
Dean Derby completed the
Steelers' scoring.
The Cardinals got beyond
midf1eld only twice. gaining
only. 38 yards on the ground.
Their only serious threat fizzled
on the Pittsburgh l0-yard line.
Their two points were scored
on a safety in the third period
when Center Ed Beatty's snap
on an attempted punt sailed
over jug Girard's head beyond
the end zone.
eitssSgrsh ------- 4 g Z io-ci
PittsburEh SCORING - Touehdowns
McLairen l4S, pASS-run from Morralll
Rogel q. pluneel. Young -, pluneel
Field goals. Derby, ., t34, 23l. Con.
versions Derby. 8
Cardinals scoring Safety: tAuto'
matte, ball rolled out OF end soneJ
Evening star., 1957-12-23
WEEKEND FIGHTS

san Francisco. outpointed frankie
Beima. l46. Wilminaton. Calf, 10.
MANILA Al Asuncion. ll7is, Phil
Ippines, outpointed Little Cexar. 1lGA'
Philippines, H..
BuENos AIRES Jaime Cine, lsS,
Argentina, and Fred Gallant l35is.
Spain, drew, 10
Evening star., 1957-12-23
NBASTANDINCs
tBy the Associated Press
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New YoIE 5tigaIfi isa,' iS'I.s!IsSIs SS'I.s!5SHAE 100
81. Louis lea, Minnsapciis IFS
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bsfolt lie, Cincinnati i0f
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Bridge (oIIapses
Near Carlisle

A state highway bridge, just
east of Carlisle, was completely
demolished, Wednesday at 400
p. m. when it collapsed with d
truck loaded with stone.
The truck, driven by Claude
Wilson, of Germantown, was
also demolished although the
driver was not injured
State highway director Ken
meth Kearns said that the old
steel beam bridge was located on
SR 724, 12 miles east Of Carlisle,
between that community and the
Elk pump station. 1t had a span
of As feet.
Director Kearns said that the
road was now closed and wheth-
er the bridge would be rebuilt
would be determined by the state
highway department in Colum-
bus.
There is'a possibility that the
road could be changed slightly,
thereby eliminating che need for
this bridge.
The accident was investigated
by the state highway patrol from
Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
WiIlscreek

WILLSCREEK - Several of
our folks attended the funeral
of Omar Long last Friday. He
was % years old and lived in
Painesville.
Otto Carpenter took a load of
lambs to Buffalo last Friday.
Sylvester House and wife and
Happy House and wife were
shoppers here last Friday.
Blaine Day was a business
caller at Caldwell, Saturday.
Kermit Leach and family made
a business trip to GAINESVILLE on
Saturday.
Frank Wyscarver says there is
going to be a lot of coons to
catch this coming winter.
Ward Goodhart was a busi-
ness caller at Cambridge, Satur-
day.
Erwin Stallings, who is teach
ing at Summerfield, says there
is 80 high school students.
Jerome Montgomery and fam
lily were shoppers here one day
last week, buying some foot
wear
Edgar Roe and family were
callers here last Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Charles Snyder was a
social caller here last Sunday:
Walter Smith and his mother,
Flo were visitors at Calvin
Smiths, near Carlisle last Sun
day.
Mickey Branchick, of Caldwell,
was here last Sunday.
We hear they took Eckard
Hogue to the Memorial hospital
at Cambridge last Wednesday.
Erwin Stallings and wife went
down to see him Sunday evening
but we haven't seen them yet.
Marvin Johnson has killed 20
squirrels SO far. Not many squir-
rels in Our neighborhood.