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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02

Bray-Mowbray - Announcement
has been made of the marriage
Of Miss Aurora Mowbray, of Bar
ton. to Lonnie Bray, son of MIR
and Mrs. TIMBER Bray of Swanton
which took place last Friday night
March q. at 8 o'clock at the Mt
Bethel church.
The altar was decorated with
laurel and lilies.
The bride is a graduate nurse OF
Memorial Hospital school of nurs-
ing in Cumberland. The groom
was recently discharged from the
u. S. air force after serving for
four years.
Some forty relatives and friends
attended the ceremony.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02

THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1859
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-04-02

The Republican is published
every Thursday at The Republican
Building, Second street, Oakland,
at the following rates of subscrip-
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+ Mrs. j. W. Harper was hostes:
| to her bridge club Tuesday evening
steve Chapman Of Camp Lejuene
N. G., will spend the week end witt
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r L
Chapman
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Sanderson
and granddaughter. Margaret SITE
Amos, returned Monday from visit
ing Nj. and MRS. j. " Dunford in
Williamsburg and Mrs. T l. Clai-
borne and Mr.. and Mrs W. l.
Claiborne in Newport News They
also visited in Yorktown James
town and Buckroe Beach
MIS-. Joseph s. Stubs. Of Mari
eta. Ohio. Is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs z. J. Andrews. u
Miss Lillian M:;lkel and Mrs. Mil
dred Stuart attended the funeral of
their sister-in-law, Mrs. George
Miakel in Arlington. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard +. Jones
and family have returned to hei,
home in Pittsburgh, Pa, after be-
v ina guests Of His parents, Mr. and
MRS f. q Jones. last week.
Mr. and Mrs G 7 Jones anc
family left Tuesday to return tc
then. home in Johnson City, N. Y.
after weeks visit with his par
ents, Mr. and MS. F. 0. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Jones and
family Of Atlanta. ca. viii arrive
-his week end To spend several davs
with his parents, MI and Mrs f
RI Jones
M. and Mrs.. John. wilson we're
guests OF Mr. and Mrs John Cal
houn ia Georgetown, Del, for the
week end ard visited Mr. and Mrs
Charles Maillet While there they
attended The Dixie Reeetta.
MIS- J. y Gillian aid Miss jamie
Gillian returned Tuesday from a
tWo-day visit with their nephew
" r. Terrence, and family ii Elk
town
Mrs B BIanton Hanbury. Mrs
w J ellis, Jr. and Mrs. B. T. Tay
lor, Jr- viii spend the week enc
at the Marshalls at Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Armstrong smitl
and daughter. Lynn. have been va
catlonine at Virginia Beach.
Nj. and Mrs. i. J.. Riley ane
daughter, Ann Melinda. have re
turned from vacationing in Brad
dock. Md.
F Hampton Smith. of Birming
ham. Ala. arrived today to ioil
Mrs Smith who has been visiting
their daughter Mrs ]. A McClel
lam ard family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Mrs. Mildred Stuart and Miss
Lillian Minkel were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Billings in Buena
Vista for the week end.
Miss jeanette Pickett, Of Rust
burg, has been a guest in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mcintosh.
Mrs. Charles F. Keil and son.
Bart. of Richmond, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jar
rett.
Mrs. F. W. Mcintosh is visiting
her son, F. W. Mcintosh, Jr.. and
family in Kingstree, S G.
Mrs T. T. Claiborne of Newport
News, IS spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. j W. sanderson.
Isabel Shepherd, of Richmond,
has been the guest of Anne Holmes,
Mrs. Rose. Bloom, of Baltimore,
Md, was the guest of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Joe Weinberg, and family
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Bloom Of Baltimore, were also week
end guests in the same home.
Mrs Duke Rolck and daughter.
Anne, are visiting her mother. Mrs.
Ernest Whyland. in Falls Church
While MIR. Whyland is a patient in
an Alexandria hospital
Mr. and Mrs Walter Morton and
daughter. Miss BERTHE Morton, have
moved into their new house on the
Old Plank road.
Mr and Mrs Walter Cox, Jr..
ana Son, Kenneth, Elwood Cox.
Walter Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sheffield and daughter, Linda Gail
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stinson and
son, Rae. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dun
can and j. j Stinson attended the
funeral Of Mrs Mamie Sue stin-
aon in Roanoke. Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Glass were
II Fails Church for. the week end
where theJ were guests of their
son-in-laW and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Graucker.
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Number Of Parties
Honor Miss Cook

Among those who are entertain
ing Miss Betty 10 Cook this week
prior to her Saturday marriage to
Robert Carter are Mrs. R. E. Gar
land and Mrs. Shelton Whitaker
who were hostesses at a luncheon
Tuesday at the Garland home on
the Hampden- Sydney road.
Mrs. J H Whitfield will enter
tain the wedding party with a sup
per Friday preceding he wedding
rehearsal at her home on Fourth
avenue extension
Following the rehearsal. Miss
Mary Trent and Mrs W K. Carter
Will entertain the wedding party
and out-of-town guests at the Carter
nome on High street
A bridal luncheon will be given
at the Hotel Weyanoke Saturday
by Mr.. and Mrs. j T. Hopkins and
Mr. and Mrs, S. S. Spencer Of
Lynchbure Mr. and Mrs H Y.
Spencer, Of Appomattox, and Dr.
and Mrs. Jack Spencer. Of Port
land, Me.
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Creer-Mylum Vo,us Said
In DoubIe-Ring Ceremony

The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Coleman Mvlum. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Preston Mylum.
Of Farmville. to Robert Burton
Greer. son of MIR. and Mrs. Fayette
Dexter Greer. of Richmond. took
place Saturday. July 25 at Douglas
Presbyterian Church.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev Arthur S.
Gear. pastor of the church, before
a setting Of candelabra, palms and
white gladioli.
Miss Martha Carter. of Farm
vile. played traditional wedding
music. Because and The Lord S
Prayer were sung by James Leslie
Hughes. of Salem.
Given in marriage by her brother.
Wilson Durnell Mvlum. the bride
wore a gown of Chantilly lace over
taffeta and tulle The fitted bodice
with high neckllne embroidered
with sequins and pearls was
fashioned with long sleeves which
came to points over the hands. Her
flngertip veil of illusion fell from a
lace bandeau. She carried a lace
covered prayer book with a white
orchid and feathered carnations.
Mrs. Raymond Marston. of Farm
vile. was her sisters matron Of
honor She wore a dress of pink
nvlon chiffon and carried pink car
nations and roses. Bridesmaids
were Miss Lois Mvlum. sister of
the bride. and Miss Evelyn Hobart
of Richmond They wore matching
dresses of blue nvlon chiffon over
taffeta. and carried nosegays of
pink carnations and blue del
phinlum.
Miss Ellen Anne Calhoun. Of
Darlington Heights, was flower girl
She wore a dress of white tissue
nylon over taffeta, and carried a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Gerpert
and family. of Toms River, N. j.;
Mr. and Mrs Earl c. Mendoza and
family. Of New Orleans, La; Mr.
and Mrs. W E Jacobs, Of Hope
we'll. Mr. and Mrs W. b Over
ton Jr. and family. Mr.. and Mrs
M. WI Overton and family. George
K OVerton and children and Mr.
and Mrs DeRov Colbert. all Of
Washington, D. c., and Mrs Don
aid Finney and children. of Pontiac
Mich. have been visiting here, and
attended the Overton family re-
union. Saturday
Harry Yeats, Jr.. and BOBBY
Farmer ar spending TIN week at
the Methodist Young Assembly at
Blackstone College in Blackstone
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Watkins
and daughters. Sally and Del Hutch
returned today from a trip to Now
-
wasklils Droeher' Wllllam hutchinson
n "es'poitt conn
pr and MIS-, H p. jenkins have
returned home after a TWO week <
MOTOR hlp thfongh Southwest Vlr-
ginia
=, ~ ~ WIS, fFeo r Ha'l3l'fy
p ,l4. 'ss9,i''.' poS SHOWS ~ ehal-
s ern, a', w., a9i It y =. II
Pr a II Pritchard. Of Atlanta
Gal. Will arrive FRIDAY for yisit
and fan3iIv H. p,t.ch, +.Ii' ,,..,, Ill :,
duct seryiceg ii roilasa II G,,, qa,i-
sunday '''
F Rhodes attenrGad 9 ,be y pr :,
terrain woman coo,araaco :, s XIX
treat n C. last week
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Hospital News

There were 63 patients III the
hospital Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted
Sa m uel Birdsong. Richmond
William Byrd. Chase City. Miss
Lanette Glenn. Prospect. Mrs. Ma
thaniel White. Victoria: Mrs. Nor
ris Townsend. SAKE; Mrs. H. c.
Smith. Burkeville: Mrs John Clark
Rice: Miss Edith Newconb. Ne
herrin, c. W Coleman. Farlnvllle
Also Robert Crump, Chase City;
Mrs. E A. Kroner, Farmvllle. Mrs.
Richard Robertson, Crewe. j. w.
Sharpe. Greensboro. N. c.: Mrs.
frankie Childress. Chase City. j.
E. Wootton. Burkeville. Mrs Nancy
Guthrie. Cumberland Mrs Mar
win Burba. Crewe. and Mrs. w.
G. Fore. Farmvllle.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pruett. Jr..
Chase City. girl. July %
Mr.. and Mrs. R l.. Davis. Dill
wyn, boy, July %
Colored Patients
Baby Rodney Gibson. Farmville
Henry Brown. Dillwyn. and Annie
Scott. Pamplin.
Colored Births
Thaddus and Garnetta Brown.
Farmville, girl. July %.
Donald and Eta Jones. Crewe
boy, July %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Miss Mary Ann Clayton Marries
Archie Holuard Go0dluyn OF Polrhatu

The MARRIAGE Of Miss Mary Ann
Clayton. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
2 r Clayton Of Tobaccoville. to
Archie Howard Goodwin, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. r c. Goodwin. Of
PoWhataG, took place at Hobson S
Chapel Methodist Church. Saturday,
July 25
The Rev. Trueman Tremble, pas
tor of the church, officiated.
Mrs. r. E. D. Blanton, of Balls
vile, served as pianist. and Miss
Julia Gravatt, Of Glen Allen, was
sololst Decorations Of pine
candlelight set the scene for the
ceremony
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore a gown of white
lace with a crown Of organdv and
pearl and veil Of illusion She
carried PRAYER book and a white
Mrs E, NJ Pairet vas hostess 10
her bridge club. Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs Howard Ferguson.
Jf, and children Jackie Leigh and
Steve, have returned from a week S
sightseeing trip 10 New York City.
MIS- France booy visited Nh.
Rose Owen at Kerr Dam during the
week.
col and Mrs. r. H. Rarksdale
and family, Of Lexington. were
guests Of bis aunt, MISS Carrie
Sutherln for the week end
Dean Glass. Of Richmond. is
spending the week with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs S c. Glass
Mrs Billy Druen and daughter.
Nancy, Mrs Katherine Cox a Il d
daughter, Carolyn asuc and Mr.
Annie Campbell and daughter Will
return today from a Virginia Beach
vacation
Lee Puney who i spending the
summer months IN Portsmouth. VIII
be with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
s. w Putney il for the week end
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basket Of pink roses and baby's
breath.
Fayette Dexter Greer was his
sons best man. Ushers were Ray
mond MarSton. brother-in-law of
the bride. and Carl Slayton. of
Farmyille.
A reception was held at the home
of the bride following the ceremony.
Following southern wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs Greer will be
at home in Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Summer can be hard on hands
when they are constantly ex-
posed to the sun sand and
water. They should be washed
frequently with warm soapv
water end rinsed with cool
water Hand cream or lotion
should be used as faithfully in
summer as it is in winter Nails
should be kept well shaped and
at sensible length.
Hair. too. should be kept at
a sensible length. If you want
a cool, comfortable hairdo, have
your hair cut and styled at
Vanity Beauty Shop, Farmville.
Phone 800.
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III Louis Baird. of Richmond
Was the guest of NH parents Or.
r-aa,, III, '''- ~ = 20 - " w
-
c,,o. !; 49,
- o1'..,'s Z ,'ig . Hi4'i ,Ioin0
mother. MRS John Holmes and
brother ana sister-in-laW. Mr. and
MRS James Holmes, Of Crewe- and
Mr Aliens sisters. Mis- Mamie
Allen and miss Bass Allen both Of
Lynchburg
Yn u,,,
I-l'Na "o4l0 y Da'l1 II, I ~
go u ilei N',l' ~ p otoNe1eS
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Anderson Heath
Vows Are Repeated

The marriage of Miss Thelma
Alice Heath, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Heath. of Farnaville,
to John Thomas Anderson. son of
Mr.. and Mrs John Anderson. Of
Rice. took place Sunday. July 5.
The Rev. Herman Dowdy. pastor
of Grace Chapel, performed t h e
ceremony at the home of the bride S
grandmother. Mrs. j. r. Thompson
in Farmville Members of the i'm
mediate families were present.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Miss Doyne Feted
At Shower

Mrs. Thomas Huddloston enter
tanned with a kitchen shower We'd
nesday afternoon honoring Miss
Lucy Tucker Dovne whose mar
riage to Averette Simpson, Jr, will
take place August 8.
Guests present for the occasion
in addition to the honoree numbered
nine.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Mr. and Mrs Travis Stanley and
family spent several days recently
at the Newman cabin in Nottoway
Mrs. Warren Parkinson, Of Crewe,
has been the guest Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. c. Cunningham. and
family.
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Club Calendar

POST M. TPA Saturday.
August !, at 7.3o pm. in the town
council chambers.
Evening star., 1959-10-11

DEAR DICK: This might seem sort of stupid,
but Idon't think my parents are strict enough.
AAofmyt friends haze to be in at a certain time
but my parents haze neper told me hOsO late !
can stay out. This is embarrassing because it
looks as if they just don't care. So when 60
out on dates Ii tell the boy that / haze to be in
at 1890 or my folks ,UiN be mad.
Also, my mother seldom questions me
about the boys / go out with. Maybe she'll
say, rs he nice, deGr?'' but she neUeT really
tries to find out much about them. IhaVe to
UOlunteer all of the information.
One other thing. My parents hardly eUer
ask my brother and me how sUe're doing in
school. Both Of US make Uery good grades =
but not because ,ce get any encouragement!
HoU can Iget my folks to realize that this
lack Of discipline is hurting us in the long
nun? DIANA L., DdTien, Conn.
. Is it? Sounds to me as if you've turned
out to be an unusually conscientious and
responsible young lady.
Evening star., 1959-10-11
/ wish my parents
were StriCt0P!

An unusual complaint? Maybe, but she's got a reason
Evening star., 1959-10-11

Some parents have so much confidence
in their children that they give them a
great deal of personal freedom, knowing
they won't abuse it. Could this be the case
with your mother and dad?
OF course, it is often more comfortable
to have all decisions made for you. As.
Stunning responsibility for your own con.
duct is major part of growing up = and
it may be that you are not quite ready for
it. But this is nothing to be ashamed Of.
Children crave discipline - TO them it
is an expression of love. But with matur.
ity, the need for discipline disappears.
Full Of questions
DEAR DICK: Mine is probably the problem Of
many other girls. I'm IA and still haze
quite a terO questions on boys, sex, school
wOrk, and a number of other things. I'd like
to sit dO,Cn and talk to my mother about all
these things but she doesn't haze any time
for me. She says she's either too tired or too
busy to dis - Continued on page %
Evening star., 1959-12-30
WIN, LOSE OR
DRAW B, FRANCE, s7Auu
The Eyes of Texas

THE EYES OF TEXAS will be Syracuse this New
Years Day. and will those of most of the Nation This
may not be the most thrilling Of all the major bowls but
the Cotton png Syracuse against Texas stacks up the
most significant. Just the No. the No. team
is all.
AS the Orangemen move toward this shindig the
tubthumpers hitting it hard Perhaps it's with
Justification because Syracuse has played from coast
to coast and all 10 of its games. The only close
one was the 2O-1S affair with Penn State.
Syracuse rolled up 800 points and yielded only So
a matter to which the drum-beaters referred CTexas
record incidentally, is 2O2-73)
They're awfully good but they're statistic happy"
Chick Meehan is quoted. Chick is a former Syracuse
coach. Whether he had the Colgate game in mind
not established but in sorry thing the Orange left the
field Ito winner and shortly thereafter Syracuse and
Colgate broke off athletic relations.
SYRACUSE IS DELIGHTED with everything its foot
ball team has accomplished. The No ranking is purely
wonderful. Ben Schwartzwalder, when he was chosen
football coach of the year, the topping the cake
Mountains of publicity have poured out of Syracuse
The writers of the trpe turned lyrical they used terms
Fearsome Foursome and -Four Furies" in referring
their backdeld.
Texas however is viewing things little differently
If the LonghornS scared they aren't showing it. The
Texas quarterback Bobby Lackey, for instance
Il think we can run against them. But won't be
able to beat them just running. We're going to have to
do some passing"
That's about the only way that Texas will trouble
the Orangemen, too, because Syracuse behaves like
pro team on the ground extensively and defensivey.
-
1T is JUST WELL perhaps that Syracuse is playing
in the Cotton Bowl instead of another classic folks
who say they went that-away" fondy recolect that
Syracuse fought Texas Christian in losing 1927 battle
in the ST Cotton Bowl.
The Orange Bowl in Miami is the that gives
the Orangemen a hard time. They phlegmatc in
SO, losing to Oklahoma, 2O-6 and they no team at
all in '53, when Alabama romped by 61-6.
More than one observer has gone reckless record
as saying that Syracuse just isn't bowl team matter
what vintage Thereu be joiner of this school thought
this week II the Orange doesn't lick Texas.
IF 1T ISN'T too late to remark the Baltimore Colts
victory the New York Giants in the National Football
League title game there pro the stands who
had this to say
"The Colts the greatest team in the business.
Their only trouble is that they goof at times. What
mean they're so sure they they take it for
granted.
Il sort of liked the Giants because that's team
that knows it cant big and bears down all the
way AS it turned out the Colts got their dander up and
racked up those points in the last quarter.
But sometimes they're they're the greatest
they forget to in the Washington The
Colts had no to blow that one-the last game
they lost, incidentally. They just an Indifferent
ball club that day, and it cost them game Not that
1t mattered."
Evening star., 1959-12-30

in the view of the 100000 fans
in the big bowl, and the Ma
tion's TV fans can keep a
sharp eye on No. %, Hackbart's
jersey number, and No. Is,
which belongs to Washington's
one-eyed marvel.
Neither boy is rated a great
paSser by his coach. However,
each gets the job done.
Schloredt passed the Huskies
733 yards in completing 80 out
of Is attempts for five touch
downs. Hackbart threw 80
completed 40 for 589 yards and
two touchdoWnS.
Schloredt was the running
work horse of his team. He
carried the ball 116 times and
gained 255 yards. The leading
ground gamer for Washington,
however, was Fullback Ray
See ROSE BOWL, Page Ais
Evening star., 1959-12-30
Duel Of Quorterbocks
May Settle Rose Bowl

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 30
(AP).-As Quarterback Dale
Hackbart goes, so goes the Wis
consin football team.
That's what Big Ten OBJ
servers say, and the same goes
for the Washington Huskies
and their All-America quarter
back, Bob Schloredt.
Hackbart led the Badgers to
the Big Ten championship,
while Schloredt piloted the
Huskies to a tie for the title in
the newly formed Athletic
Association of Western Univer-
sities-and both ushered their
teams into the New Years
Day Rose Bowl classic.
Both quarterbacks are excel
lent field generals, and both
excel at the favorite play of
each team, the run-or-pass op-
tion maneuver.
So the pair will be very much
Evening star., 1959-12-30
CoIfsContine
onusSYsten1

BALTIMORE. Dec. 80 (AP).
Carroll Rosenbloom, owner
Of the Colts, said last night he
plans to continue his practice
of post-Season salary adjust
mentS for players.
The National Football League
rules forbid player bonuses, so
the Colt management has made
a habit of rewarding its men
with salary adjustments"
Rosenbloom said when he
took over the Colt reins in 1853
that he expected to share the
wealth with the players, either
by bonuses or year-end adjust
ments in contracts.
The owner said he has al
ready discussed this years
adjustments with the players,
but he did not reveal any
figures.
RoSenbloom said he also
expects an anonymous donor
to sweeten the players pot
even more. Last year an un-
named fan gave $4,000 to the
player pool and a local brewery
kicked in the same amount.
The Colts won their second
league championship Sunday
by defeating the Giants, 31-16.
Each players share from that
victory was worth $4,674.
Evening star., 1959-12-30

giving Bunge a hand in the
rebounds.
Bunge made only six of Is
shots against the Rams and
scored IA points after a 90
point performance against In
diana.
Maryland led Fordham 4O-21
at halftime and Millikan tried
different combinations in the
second half in an effort to Sc
lect a new starting team should
Mcneil and Mcdonald be lost
for the season.
Play Yale Next
The Terps' next game is
Monday night against Yale at
College Park, and it is virtual
ly certain that Mcneil and
Mcdonald still will be under
suspension at that time.
Indiana, ranked seventh in
the latest Associated Press poll,
Smothered Louisville in the first
half before a crowd of 5000.
Louisville could not cope with
ndiana's fast break or the re-
bounding of Bellamy in the un-
eXpectedly one-sided title game.
Indiana now is 81 for the sea-
son and Louisville 6-3.
Evening star., 1959-12-30
Deep Freeze
ChiIIsGW in
Gulf Tourney

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. 80
(SpeciaD Coach Bill Rein
hart of George Washington
would vote quickly today for
pro basketball's 24-second rule
after his Colonials were frozen
out of the Gulf South Classic
basketball tournament last
night.
Northwestern Louisiana State
froze TIE ball for as much as
five minutes at a time in de-
feating CIV, 64-51, in the tour
nament semifinals. Northwest
ern Louisiana's opponent in to-
nights final will be Eastern
Kentucky, 1865 victor over
Louisiana Techs defending
champions.
George Washington will
meet Louisiana Tech and its
star center, Jackie Moreland.
for third place. Moreland
scored 26 last night in defeat.
Winners Slow Pace
Hamline will meet Hardin
Simmons for fifth place after
the Minnesota school won over
Washington of st. Louis, 1877,
and the Texans defeated Gen.
tenary. 1859. The last con-
ISOLATION game will be between
Washington and Centenary.
Northwestern Louisiana had
to wait until a couple of min
utes before halftime to forge
ahead of CIV for the first time.
The Colonials trailed 1890 at
intermission.
The winners slowed the pace
drastically in the second half
and CIV scored only 81 points
as Northwestern Louisiana
pulled away behind Truit We'll
don, Larry Skinner and Phil
Haley. Weldon was high in
points with 20 and rebounds
with IL for the game.
Bash Held to Four
George Washington missed
Howie Bash's consistent scor-
ing. Bash, only senior in GW's
starting lineup was held to a
seasons low of four points.
Dick MaryoWitz and Jon Field
man were GW's only double
figure scorers, Markowitz with
Is and Fel6man with II, the
latter making his early in the
gamee. Feldman eventually
fouled OUT.
Eastern Kentucky mad a 12-
point halftime edge on Louisi-
ana Tech and won easily be-
hind Jack Upchurch, who was
high with 20 points.
Evening star., 1959-12-30

Veeck said, but I'm not saying
that I wouldn't. 1t depends or
a lot of things"
Fears Deal for Daley
Veeck feels the trade in
which the Yankees acquired
Outfielder Roger Maris from
Kansas City will help the New
Workers tremendously. But his
big fear is who else the Yam
KEGS might get in another pos
sible trade with the Athletics.
Veeck and Cleveland General
Manager Frank Lane have
loudly criticized the wholesale
dealing between the Yankees
and Kansas City.
Who is to stop the Yankees
from getting Pitcher Bud Daley
from the AS if the Yankees feel
they need him to win a pen
nant?" Veeck asked.
Cleveland has helped itself
through trades, and Detroit
will be tough if for no other
reason than that Bill Dewitt
will be running the Show" the
Sox chief said.