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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24

Merit scholarship Test on October
% were Artie Ashby, Marlin Cox
or, Cynthia Mace, Brenda Davis,
Paul Johnson, Carol Savage, Bcv-
erly Rcc,, Thelma SHOW, Edgcl
Serene and Joan Paige
Attendance Drops
Attendance for the past week
has been very low, with several
hundred students being absent with
the flu. Students who are not ill
should make every effort to attend
school regularly to keep the at
tendance rate as high as possible.
Region A Meeting
At the Region A meeting Of the
Future Homemakcrs Of America,
Judy Minick, from Northern, was
elected as second vicc-prcsidcnt.
Dolores Lewis, from Southern, was
elected secretary Bonnie Vi.cz
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24
MARRIED

MiIIer-Broadwater - Miss Mar
garet Leanna BroadWater, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Dclbcrt Broad
water, Jennings, and Harry Ed
ward Miller son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mahlon Miller, Accident were
united in marriage on Saturday,
October u, at 100 p m, at the
home Of the bride.
Attending the double ring core
mony in which the Rev E. +.
Hamilton, of Accident, officiated
were the parents of both the bride
and groom, close relatives and Mrs.
f. f. Hamilton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24
Southern Speaks
kcyser Game
BY KATHRYN HAUSER

Keyser Game
Soutaern's Iighlanders viii play
the Kcyser Tornadocs tomorrow at
1880. The senior band will leave
the school tomorrow at 10 o'clock
to participate in the Homecoming
Parade and play for the game.
They will do their newly organized
half-tire show, including Rock
Around the Clock which is an
all-time favorite.
Archives Dance
Kathryn Hauser, Bill Hcnlinc,
and Edgel Serene have been chosen
to represent Southern at the annual
Archives Dances at Bruce High
School tomorrow evening This
formal dance will be held in the
school auditorium from 8 to II p.
m. Coronation Of the queen will
take p!ecc at 10 o'clock.
Merit Scholarship Test
Senior students taking the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24

f. Z. Hamilton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of cur dear
mother, Ncttic A. COddington. who
passed away two years ago, Octo-
Der 30, 1855.
You left us on your birthday
As God would have it so.
And we shall never forget dear
The day you had to 90.
We're SO alone without YOU
We miss you day by day
But still our memries guide us.
And help us on our way.
Wen follow in your footsteps,
And live by faith and prayer.
So when our savior calls us,
Wen meet again up there
Sadly missed
by Her Children
ADV. 1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24

U. s. has been tapping Rusaia's
missile secrets for moro than two
years with powerful lol&-ange
radar based in Turkey.
Evangelist Billy Graham was
injured by a ram ct his mountain
residence in North Carolina.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24

Miss Alyce Broadwater Balti-
more, sister of the bride was maid
of honor. Francis Miller, brother
of the groom, served as best man.
Following the couples wedding
trip to Virginia and other south
ern state, they will reside in Ac-
cidcnt where Mr.. Miller is an en-
ploye for the State Game and In
land Fish commission
Both the bride and groom are
graduates of Northern High school.
class of 1855
--------O -------.-
Bonn, GermanE, broke diplo-
matte relations with Communist
Yugoslavia because latter rccog
niZcd East Germany.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24

Northern, was chosen rs Chaplain.
The reporter chosen is from Flint
stone
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24

ter of the Future I1mcmakcrs
from Northern attended the region
al meeting at Southern High last
Saturday. Going from Northern
were Judy Minick, Bonnie Spikcr,
Gay Umbel, Nance Miller, Bonnie
Friend, Bonnie Vitez, Sue Friend,
Diana Sines, Mrs, George Vitez,
club mother; and Mrs Martha Law
ton, adviser,
Officers of the regional area
were elected. Bonnie Vitez was
elected as chaplain and Judy Min
lex elected second vice president.
"Huskies" First Defeat
The undefeated Northern "Husk-
les" up to last Friday night, were
beaten 14-6 by the "Mountainecrs"
from Bcall High school on their
gridircn.
The "Huskics" will try to make
their sixth victory on Friday night
October 25 when thev llect Berlin
High on their griIiron ut 500 f.
S. r.
G. {. T. \. Met Tuesday
The Garrett County Teachers As
ISOLATION held the fall meeting at
Northern High on October % at
500
Band Boosters Plan Minstrel
The Northern High school Band
Boosters will present a minstrel on
November Is and Is in the gym
nasium at Northern High, at 500.
The cast will be local talent.
National Merit Scholarship Tests
Given
The National Merit Scholarship
tests were given on October % to
seniors. Seniors taking the tests
were Judy Bucket, jamie Calls,
John Hummel, Joam Collier, Carol
Lowery, Elmer Lee, Iva Kathryn
Speicher, Randall Hartman, Elsie
Wright and James Williams, Oar
rell Malone gave the tests.
Plants For Sale In Biology Room
The Science Department has re-
ceived a large shipment Of green
house plants rom Florida Tlo,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-10-24
Northern Hi News
By RUTH STANTON

+. II. A. Meeting At Southern
Several members from The chap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
BoImoruI Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. S2.75O: claim
Gsoscs -y ssar1' and gpi fgrlOns,
s ~ n. Music tchursA' $50 80
steel Gal. Contrary cuss. Fl Jaw,
Wrakumbak. Direct Tint. Good Clean
Fun. Time, l:i3ss.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $3.50; claim
Sister bs: ss,i css spd "; , sSSIOn' $50
Don't Move lMeaux) 1890 6.lO
lie Page END (BOiinI 400
Miss Run More. Taftla. stock n.
drsd. ia. Creek uOt Time. .is se Hun
DAILY DOUBLE PAID siOi.lo
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
cola a asstr cSoin and vi R Sae
. Bebby's Ball tDodsenI $50
French Lesion. Passins Hour. Thea
tricalady, King Run. Herman L. Day
Accessory and Masgio entry.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. $3.50;
Iclaimins; 3-year.olds: IL miles.
Lss, f DIV, ,nd 1nss,.,, 1900 go sseo
Easy frame. Staas Tracer. Joe cosdy'
Time. l:53as.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; op-
tional claiminlt 3.year.olds; 8 furlongs.
Mach (Chureh) 1900 500
Mr.. D0nmar (BuFr) 500
Duntreath Tint Dru WI. SaPs RE-
guest, Beau Jer. Allhoney. Time. l:l2sb.
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. $4,000; allow.
aneesi. 3-year.olds and up; furlongs.
Two listed (GilllganD 21.oO $40 $40
sure Welcome lDedsenI $40 3.0O
Beau Caryef (Church) 1AO
First Lap. Shoot Man Niyal. Dark
ToEa. Time, l:l2.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse, - 600: al
lowances; 3-year.olds and up: fur
TSp MARI &c sSc s! s.so :. 800 500
f..ss Teiis ssis;:SssD $3.50 H s.sS
Jeannie's Pal, Mighty Baker, Biz
Power stag. Line. klne Bebe. Forsty
Mr., Lady Elliott. Time 1;i1%.
EIGHTH RAcE-The Ia sale Handi-
gap. 100000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
ssS:SS': Sen , ,Ess $40 s.ssS s.aaS
Lori-Bl (Bollnl 400
o Erin. Time, 1:i1M.
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
Gs pstvs s' burr n0 Zoo Sues ~ sao
iCommedon Church. $50
Bold x, Bemhoh Tolerant. Liaht
Brick. Time. 1884.
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in the Derby but me. told Ed
die to watch out for Summer
Tan. Summer Tan didn't run
his race that day and when we
realized it. II was too late for
Nashua to make another drive
at Swaps.
I'VE didn't think Swaps could
tip-toe that fast" he added
but in the Derby he had some
thing left in the stretch. In the
Chicago race we made him rur
all the way-I didn't think he
could match Nashua in that kind
Of a race. and he didn't"
Fitzsimmons said he would use
blinkerS on Bold Ruler in future
races until he does something
wrong. and then well take them
or"
Getting back to the Derby
Fitzsimmons said Bold Ruler had
"a little excuse" at Churchill
Downs. where Federal Hill car.
ried him q little wide on the
turn.
Bold Rulers schedule calls fol
him to take 1t easy until the Ia
mile Belm ont Stakes next
month. when he'll make a serious
bid for 3-year-old honors.
Sunny Jim pointed out that
Bold Ruler couldn't run at the
same clip" in the Belmont that
he did today. But, he added that
the Wheatley Stable colt will
run as far and as fast as any
Of these 3-year-olds."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Polo Club Meets
PikesviIIe Toduy;
PLAYERS ShuffIed

In order to lend better balance
to arear polo teams, players this
season will be shuttled from
squad TO squad until reasonable
strength Is found for every ros-
ter. The idea gets its first test
today.
The Washington Polo Club
meets Pikesville at $3.50 pm. at
Barnsley Field. Don Bradley
still is captain of Washington
but Halter Cunningham. a for
mer teammate. will play for the
opposition. Riggs Jones heads
the Pikesville lineup.
Helping Bradley will be Bill
Beall, Jack Sted and Fred Koh-
Ter. with Jim Crismond an alter
nate. Joining Jones and Cum
ningham will be DR.. John Keeler
and Jeff Krummeck.
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man and didn't step on q single
foot as he posed with the Cali
fornia daisies with blackened
centers draped over his withers.
Back in the Jockeys quarters,
Arcaro reviewed the race calmly.
He ran the way he wanted to
and / didn't worry about Federal
Hill this time because there was
never any doubt in my mind that
Bold Ruler could beat him. In
the Derby / thought I would be
foolish to run with Federal Hill
and / tried to rate him and out
smarted myself.
II kept Bold Ruler about 3 or
4 feet on the rail down the back
stretch where ! thought the go
ing was best but ! made certain
that nobody was going to get
through inside Of me-"
81 never hit him lefthanded
until the eighth pole. You know
he'll loaf on the lead and I didn't
know down the stretch whether
he was firing or Just waiting for
a horse TO come to him.
II rode q bad race In the
Derby and it's q crime I can't &c
back and ride that race over
again.
Bill Hartack had little to say
about Iron Liege's defeat.
I'VE had a shot at him all the
way and have no excuses" Har-
tack said.
Asked II he was disappointed,
Hartack said. why should I be
the horse can't win every
time"
Bill was the first Jockey to
shake hands with Arcaro in the
riders quarters.
Jockey Eldon Nelson. who
turned UP a remarkable third
aboard the longest shot In the
race. Inside Tract. said MY
horse couldn't get hold Of the
track in the early part Of it and
was climbing. but when. we got
clear sailing in the stretch he
really came"
AS far as the other riders in
this Preakness we're concerned,
they had little to say but con-
graduate Arcaro for another
masterful job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Jumuicu Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
s, t-ys srriSs, and Iri fgTlsSSnSs
Biz Print s tbsiand' ~ $50
Replacement, Hobo King. Half Min
We, Ala-Flash' Tan Hide Repelled. Time
SECOND RAcE-Purs.. $500: claim
slsm 1 fsis Ss.: aaS SOe $50 S''
'sssisiiier lchesSstieJ 1910 ii.OS
Pleaaus Roaring Bull. Royal Review,
TIm. i!Ss ApoOhs'i'' Indian Smoke
.Deac eat for second.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI23.s0
p; THEp sSS. .51 :s sSSS S|on claim
LeenaTdian lCenbesO 400 2.6O
Countess Tina. Andrew j.. Tiger Vim Vim.
FOURTH RACE. = Purse. $4,000;
maidsns: -s::yeaI-old 5 furionEs.
w Nh. ,s siIli; 's''hO $50 $40 sse
soorsy: znotS.r AT. Privsts way,
INV wh. iyyss' stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow.
Retreat (COle) $40 $50 500
Mustato (Sterlinsl $40 $50
butwiseI (Deeker) 40
Hicks Error, Sunday star, Bafie.
Time. l:46.
SIXTH RAcE-Pusse, 5000; allow
Ances; 3-year -olds: . furlongs.
Timely Bull (Brmetisl 6.20 3.2O $50
Decorate (BolandD $50 $50
Wise Apple (Sterllngl $40
Easy Street. Commentator. Devotee,
One stroke, Black Tale. Time. l:ls3s.
eapi 100000 added: 3-year-olds and
up: furlongs.
levial yeys lB'lmetis) 1900 $50 40
Tick Tock (BOlnndD 300 b.d0
Decimal tGuerinl $50
Pine Echo. Impromptu, Informant.
Hastego, 81, Amour End. Flying Bird
Jutland. Tine. I:iIk.
:, EIGHTH RACE = Purse. 81. 900;
IcaFian (Daltenl 800 800 $40
Dan 0lddlngs tBelandl $40 80
Golden Zipper Bailey $40
North Passage, The Surgeon, Social
Lion, Comics Pal Time. 1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Grand ChuI
Wins at Media

MEDIA. Pa. May 10 R.-
Grand Chal. A Maryland bred
seven-year-old gelding won the
Gloucester Fox Hunters Plate
steeplechase today at the 98th
Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club
spring meeting. beating out
Ned's Flying, owned by v. Paul
Denckla. by three lengths.
Grand Chal, owned by Alfred
H. Smith of Upper Marlboro.
Md, negotiated the three-mile
course in 6:09.45 under the
guidance Of Joe Aitcheson, jr.
SagabaSh, owned by Frank A.
Bonsal and ridden by his son,
Frank. jr.. was third.
Montpelier Farms Helvellyn
won the Sycamore Mills Plate in
a mile and a half fiat race.
The Rose Tree Spring Maiden
Cup for four-year-olds and up
was won by Jack Spraggon,
owned by Ferdinand Roebling
White Of Princeton, N. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Pot Berger Triumphs
In Woodmont TOURNEY

Pat Berger won the l8-hole
sweepstakes yesterday at Wood
mont and tied for the nine hole
sweeps.
Berger shot an, 8l-l2-69 in the
l8-hole tourney as against Buddy
Figs 77-6-7l and Sol Stich-
mans 9l-l9-72. In the nine
hole event. Berger had 40-6-34
and DR.. Ellis April, 45-ll-34.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
West Wins Lincoln Feature

LINCOLN. r. l.. May 10 R.-West. a s.
year-old filly racing for the estate of J. c. Mos
carelh. today won the Connecticut Purse. a
$500 allowance race at furlongs. that fea-
tured the last Saturday of the Lincoln Downs
meeting. Lincoln closes Monday when it offers
the fifth running Of the $4,000 added Lincoln
Special.
After finishing 2 lengths in front Of Frank
Bradley's Fleet Bull in 1915. West paid $500
$500 and $3.50. Fleet Bull returned $500 and
s4.2o. Mayor Win paid $3.50 show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Rich Coast Race
Easily Won by
Porter|1ouse

INGLEWOOD, Calf, May 10
R).-Porterhouse, taking charge
when he pleased as the heavily
backed favorite. won the SIS, 300
Los Angeles handicap at Holly
wood Park and his stablemate,
Corn Husker. took down third
place in an action filled battle
today.
Racing before $4,000 fans, the
6-year-old hero Of the Llangol-
len Farm in Virginia collared
Flight History in the stretch and
went on to win handily.
The time for the seven fur
longs was 1904 over a fast
track. The victory in one Of the
richest purses for a spring dis
lance was worth $32.850 to the
Llangollen owner. Mrs. Elizabeth
Lunn.
The winner. ridden by the vet
eran Johnny Longden, returned
$3.50. $3.50, and $3.50: Flight
History $3.50 and $3.50 and Corn
Husker $3.50 for the show posi-
ton.
The Los Angeles was a final
and attractive tuneup for the
100000 added Californian next
Saturday, a race which Porter
house won a year ago.
That was the day Willie Shoe
maker eased up on Swaps and
Porterhouse came in to win.
Absent from today's feature
was another strong contender,
Alfred Vanderbilt's Find, who
will be another factor in the big
race next week.
The day was cloudy but the
track perfect as the field Of nine
went to the post.
Terrang, former stablemate Of
Swaps. moved inside horses at
the halfway point to sound q
threat. but soon it was Porter
house taking the lead and draw.
ing away, and Corn Husker rally
ing but unable to beat out Mrs.
Ada L. Rice's Flight History.
Trailing were Holandes II,
Pibe Carlitos and Travertine.
The coming Californian Is
raced at a mile and one-sixteenth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Colonial Opposes
Forestville Today

Colonial Restaurant. defend
ing champion in the Old Domin-
ion League and unbeaten and
unscored on in three games this
season. puts its record on the
line when it plays Forestville
t2-D at 3 O'Clock today at
Forestville.
Fairfax Legion Q-2) meets
Atchison & Keller (0-3), also
at 3, at Greenbrier playground.
In the Montgomery County
League. Silver Spring 900 Is
at Sandy Spring DID. Redland
t2-0) is host to Rockville DID
and Westmore (0-2 is at Da-
mascus t0-O. AL games are
at 3 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Nixon Uneasy,
HisWfeCuIn,
AT Preukness
By . stan Correspondent Of The star

by 6tAn correspondent OF The stat
BALTIMORE. May 1s.-vice
President and Mrs. Nixon ar
rived at Pimlico at $40 pm.
today to view the Slst running
of the Preakness. Two and a
half minutes later the seven
horse field was of for the fourth
race. so the Nixons really weren't
settled or in roofing form. But
when the fifth rolled around
Mrs. (Pat) Nixon was all set.
She used field glasses to watch
eight horses in q 5Ea-furlong
dash. surveying them as cody as
a veteran chart maker as Mrs,
John T. Maloney's Soft Day, the
even-money favorite ridden by
Nick Shuk. pounded down the
stretch to score an easy three
length victory over AMIGO.
Mrs. Nixon's composure might
have been attributed to the fact
that she had no wager riding or
the outcome. But Mrs. Styles
Bridges. wife Of the Senator
from New Hampshire, clappet
hands and shouted enthusiastic.
ally as Soft Day barreled acros.
the finish line. Anybody famil.
lar with a woman's race track
habits could tell that she had al
least a one-fourth interest In 9
I$2 ticket on the winner, who
paid 1920.
The Vice President. unlike thu
late Charles Curtis, who was {
regular" when the horses were
in Maryland and Congress wa,
in session, seemed to find it 6
little strange although enjoy.
able.
When 1t came time to aware
the traditional and graceful
Woodlawn vase to Mrs. Henry
Carnegie Phipps, owner Of Bolt
Ruler, both the Vice President
and his lady acted a bit green
Pat" seemed more at case
stroking the colts velvety nose
unconcernedly with her white.
gloved hand while Dick" seemed
uneasy, quickly backing away
when Bold Ruler tossed his head
1t was q gay. carefree crowd
From the time the gates opened
at $50 am. until the finish
there was something to do, il
nothing other than bet. The
Yankee Rebels Drum Corps and
Kentucky Stable Riding Clut
entertained before the Powder
Puff Preakness.
The Powder Puff. a five-fur-
long race for women jockeys
was won for the fifth time by
Joyce Goldschmidt on her own
horse. Adage.
The relocated Maryland
Jockey Club Band (alias Gold.
mans Band) made its appear
lance on schedule, escorted b.
!, five mounted Baltimore police
and a squad of gendarmes With
police dogs. There was an ex.
hibition Of a dog trapping &
criminal, which won applause
from law-abiding citizens.
Underneath the grandstanc
the fans munched hot lunches
hot dogs and cold sandwiches
!. swilled beer. tossed OF hare
whisky and tried to explain why
they didn't win.
1t was a great day for horse
players-especially the follower:
of Fitzsimmons, Arcaro and Bold
Ruler. ATCHISON.
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by Nashua, the horse with whom
he most often Is compared.
Bold Ruler. who wound up
fourth In the Derby behind Iron
Liege. Gallant Man and Round
Table, turned in the following
speedy fractions after wrestling
the lead from Federal Hill: :23,
:462s, 1:l02s. 1:362s and l:56h
Betting Surprising
Next to the showing of Inside
Tract. 1t is likely that the pre-
race betting provided the biggest
surprise. The price-makers. who
figured Iron Liege would be odds
on because of his Derby triumph,
didn't call the turn at all. In
fact. Bold Ruler remained the
favorite at 6 to S until more than
100000 had been wagered. Then
Iron Liege forged slightly ahead
and went of at Is to 10. with
Bold Ruler next at Z to S. Federal
Hill was third choice at z to /.
The show betting also provided
some interesting angles for the
bridge-jumpers seemed to be
convinced that Iron Liege could
not be worse than third. OF $82,-
498 bet in the show pool, $47. 087
was on the Calumet horse and
only $l2,493 on Bold Ruler. In
the win pool. Iron Liege led his
successful rival. $85.371 to $780,
934.
After all the dust had cleared
Bold Ruler paid OF at $3.50
$3.50 and $40. Iron Liege re-
turned $40 and $2.20-the legal
minimum-while those who had
backed the surprising Inside
Tract got only 81 to show.
Spells Calumet Hopes
The race shattered Calumet's
fond hopes Of another Triple
Crown sweep such as Pen and
Jimmy Jones accomplished with
Whirlaway and Citation. But
neither Jimmy. who has sue
ceeded his father. nor Jockey
Willie Hartack. who won the
Preakness a year ago with Calu-
NETS Fabius. offered any ex-
cuses. 1t was that kind of a race
and everyone seemed to know it.
| At the outset, Bold Ruler and
Federal Hill we're the first to
detach themselves from their
rivals. with Iron Liege's devils
red and blue silks close behind.
AS they swept by the stands the
first time. it was evident that
Arcaro was going to let his mount
run today. and that was bad
news for Federal Hill.
Speeding along on the inside
Bold Ruler headed Federal Hill
going around the clubhouse turn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Grissom Entry Is One-Two

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 10 OPT. A. Girls
SONS Little Reaper captured the featured
$40 ,O00-added Bashford Manor Stakes at S
furlongs today as Churchill Downs ended its
spring meeting. Stablemate Lord Jan finished
second and Unique Commando was third. The
entry paid $3.50. 5000 and $72O and Unique
Commando returned $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
Four Area Boys Win
Expert Rifle Medals

Four boys from this area have
received the expert riieman
medal. second highest award in
innior shooting. from the Ma
NAL Rife Association. They
NOW are aiming for the rating