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Arlene were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Georg and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kahl and Mrs.
John Bowman spent the weekend
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Fresh and daughter, of
Columbus, 0. Thomas Brobst also
spent the weekend in Columbus,
o.
Mrs. Mary Georg accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. James Riley to Fort
Wayne, Ind, for the graduation
of their son, Douglas, from Con-
cordia Senior college.
Miss Mary Rexrode, of Mt.
Storm, was recent visitor of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rex
road.
Miss Darleen Article spent Tues
day night with Miss Cindy Beachy
and family, of Bittinger.
Misses Marjorie and Connie Fratz
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SWartZentruber, Mrs Florence Kill
Illus, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sisk
visited the iris garden and Mrs.
Daisy Lohr in Oakland, Sunday af-
ternOOn.
Uria CARRIER and Memo Troyer.
of Ohio, spent night last week
with Uria's home folks. Sunday
dinner guests of the CARRIERS were
John Yoder and family, and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
SWartzentruber and Miss Sarah
Beachy.
Jacob Petersheim and family
took dinner on Sunday with Ross
and Mary Lichty.
Mrs. Edwin Beachy and son,
the Isaac Beckman's and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Lichty were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Schrock and
their newborn son, Evan.
The Ernest Schrocks have named
their new daughter, Cora May.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeMoyne King, of
White Church, spent an evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sisk
Carlson Powell, of Norfolk, Va,
Was uOllle Will Ills IHOJUeT, NrS.
Forrest Gortner, over the week.
end.
Miss Mae Hoffman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Allen, Keyser, were Wis
iting Mrs. Anna Bittinger
Miss Hilda College, Springs,
spent the weekend at the d. L.
SWartZentrubers.
Claude Swartzentruber and fami-
ly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Beachy
Misses Melinda and Susie Zook
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Beachy.
The pupils of Swan Meadow
school presented their teachers,
Mrs Bonnie Calhoun and Miss Es-
Their Miller with friendship quilts,
at the school picnic on Wednesday.
Misses Harriet Swartzentruber,
and Linda Sisk, and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Sisk attended the play at
Underwood church, Friday eve
ming.
A crowd of our folks spent We'd
nesday evening cleaning the Union
church.
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no later than 7 days before harvest
or pasturing. If harvest infestation
is severe, treat stubble as soon
as crop is removed Twenty-Five
gallons of water should be used
per acre at so to IS pounds pres
sure.
MethoXychlor is slightly more
effective against the alfalfa weevil.
1t will also contro! leafhopper and
spittlebug. Malathion should be
used where pea aphids are a prob
lem
Methaxychlor and maiathion kill
the larvae or grubs of the alfalfa
weevil, but will not kill the adults.
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GORTNER

Kenneth Hardesty, who gradu-
ated from Potomac State college,
Keyser, where he majored in
history, was guest speaker at the
Union church on Sunday morning.
He spoke on church history.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roth and
children returned to their home in
Cleveland, o., Monday. The we're
accompanied by Mrs. Roth's sister,
Miss Linda Schlosnagle, who will
visit with relatives.
The engagement of Miss Mary
Ellen Miller, of LaJunta, Col, and
Ralph Lichty, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Lichty, has been announced.
Ralph has purchased a trailer in
which they plan to reside on the
home farm.
Mrs Harold White and Mrs. Del
bert Swartzentruber spent last
week in Ohio visiting relatives.
Miss Harriet Swartzentruber
and her mother we're in Morgan
town on Friday. Mrs. Swartzen-
truber had check-up on her in
jured ankle.
Richard Hesse has been ill for a
week and is now improving.
Mrs. Fannie StutZman accom-
panied her son Paul, and his son
Thomas, to Stuart's Draft, Va, and
to their home in Hartville, O. for
a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welch enter
tanned to dinner, Sunday, her
brother and sister-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Alexander and son, of
Accident. The AleXanders are
leaving this week to visit his
brother, William and family, in
California.
Mrs. Anna Bittinger, Mrs. Jacob
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Accident Personals

The annual strawberry festival
and bazaar sponsored by the La
dies Aid and Young Peoples So
ciety of st. Johns German Lu-
theran church, Cove, will be held
June IS, from $50 to $50 p m.
Mr.. and Mrs Webster Hoover
attended the 50th wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Myers,
of Jennings, on Sunday afternoon
Miss Juanita Kahl, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Roy Kahl, a student
nurse of Shadyside, Pittsburgh,
spent the weekend with her
grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Brobst
and other relatives.
Mrs. Clayton Schroyer entered
Johns Hopkins hospital in Balti-
more on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Riley, New
York City, spent several days with
Mrs. Mary Georg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Georg and
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Egg laying continues and the crop
is likely to become reinfested in
a week or 10 days Then another
application will be needed.
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Thompson-Doub-Mr. and Mrs.
Albert A. Doub, Cumberland, an
noupced the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Peyton Doub, to
Sgt. Thomas Gene Thompson of
Mebane, N. c.
The ceremony was solemnized
Saturday, June IL, in Baltimore.
The bride is a granddaughter of
Mrs. William r. Offutt, Oakland,
and the late Mr.. Offutt. Her mother
was the former Fannabelle Offutt,
formerly of Oakland.
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fighting, leadership on the fire
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Control Of Alfalfa WeeviI

The alfalfa weevil has been re-
ported on many alfalfa fields in
Garrett County, Farmers are find
ing this pest difficult to control
since the use of Heptachlor has
been forbidden by the Food and
Drug Administration
The following sprays are recon-
mended by Barry Carr, Asst.
Agent:
Methoxychlor at the rate of
OTIS. per acre
Malathion at the rate of 112 pints
per acre.
Either of the above spray ma
terials should be applied when the
alfalfa is 10 to IL inches tall but
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MARRIED

GreenWade-McRo - Miss De-
lores Ann McRobie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McRobie, Kitz-
miller, became the bride of Harry
T. Greenwade. Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry T. Greenwade, Rich
mond Va, May T. The double ring
ceremony was performed at the
Methodist Church, Kitzmiller, with
the Rev. Virgil B. Shrader, officiat-
ing.
The church was decorted with
white lilies. NUNS and pine. Mrs.
Thelma Arnold played the tradi-
tional wedding music, and Mrs.
Harold Sharpless sang Il Love You
Truly" and The Lords Prayer"
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor-length gown
of white Chantilly lace, fashioned
with a fitted bodice, portrait neck
line with lace scallops, long pointed
sleeves, and a full skirt with alter
mating tiers of Chantilly lace sweep
ing into a chapel train. Her finger
tip veil of Bridal illusion fell from
lace medallion headpiece en-
HANGED with bridal pearls, and she
carried white Bible covered with
white roses and streamers of small
white and pink roses.
Miss Betty McRobie, a sister of
the bride, was maid of honor and
Ruth and Rosalee McRobie, also
sisters of the bride, were brides
maids, and Vicki Paugh was flower
girl.
Frank Haughawout served as
best man. Larry Warwick and John
Fernando were ushers. Andrew Da-
mon was ring bearer.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the church. The
table was centered with a three
TERED cake topped with a minia-
ture bridal couple figurine. Miss
Betty McRobie served the cake and
Miss Barbara Joyce served the
punch.
Following the reception the
couple left for a wedding trip to
South Carolina. For travel the bride
wore light blue suit with match
ing accessories and a corsage of
white sweetheart roses.
The couple will reside at Hyatts-
vile.
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Evening star., 1960-01-27
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

1t isn't often that a loss helps
a basketball team, but two re-
sounding defeats early in the
season stung the Bladensburg
players. and it's the Blades
opponents who have had to
pay for it.
After losing by 81 points to
DeMatha and by SO to Carroll.
the Blades have won nine
straight games, all by big mar
gins. Number nine was a de-
ciSive 53-37 win over once
beaten Landon yesterday at
Bladensburg in a non-league
game.
According to Coach AL Kyber
those two early wallopings con-
Vinced his players that they
needed a lot of work to be a
good club. AS a result, they
have not been relying on their
height alone, but have been
playing together and are great
ly improved in all respects.
The Blades greatest i'm
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Elias Names
CIV Assistants

Bill Elias, the new head foot
ball coach at George Washing
ton, named two assistant
coaches today, one of them
coming from Purdue where
Elias was an assistant before
getting the CIV job.
The other is the high school
coach at Martins Ferry, Ohio,
where Elias himself played as
a schoolboy.
The new men, both 20 years
old. are Elmer Scallish, the
Purdue assistant who was an
all-Big Ten guard at Purdue in
1850, and Hayden Buckley,
former star halfback and all
around athlete at Ohio Wes-
leyan.
Scallish coached at a Toledo,
Ohio, high school before join
ing the Purdue staff in 1858.
Buckley has been at Martins
Ferry High since 1857, and had
an undefeated team there last
season.
Previously named as a mem
ber of Elias staff was Bill Neal,
a former CIV gridder who also
was on the staff of Bo Sher-
man, who preceded Elias.
Elias also said that Ray
Hanken, a member Of the CIV
faculty who has been an as
sistant coach during the foot
ball season for the last 10
years, also will be one of his
aides.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Sports Writers
Top Announcers
In Lions Quiz

Despite being overruled by
President Calvin Griffith of the
Senators on a protest, the
sports writer's made a brilliant
comeback to defeat the sports
casters in the annual Silver
Spring Lions Club sports night
quiz at Indian Spring Club last
night. Members Of five other
Lions clubs in nearby Maryland
were spectators.
Griffith, a judge, permitted
the sportscasters to answer a
question referring to Francis
Ouimet as a golf pro. He's
probably the second most IA
nous amateur to Bobby Jones,
and always has been an anna
teur.
Capt. Shirley Povich Of the
winners accepted the trophy
after his team broke a tie by
correctly answering Hialeah as
the race track that initiated
the daily double.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Cavalier Eleven
To Play Middies
And N. C. Stote

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan.
" (SpeciaD .-Virginia's 1860
football schedule is made up Of
six Atlantic Coast Conference
rivals. three State opponents
and Navy.
The schedule, announced
yesterday by Gus Tebell, direc-
tor of athletics, is changed
from last year. The Middies
and N. C. State replace YAM
derbilt and Florida.
Duke, the last team that Vir-
ginia defeated before starting
its l8-game losing streak. is the
only ACC team not on the
schedule. The slate:
September 24-william and Mary
at WILLIAMSBURG.
october NORTH Carolina State at
Raleigh; S-Clemson at Clemson; ID
VM1 at Charlottesville; 22-Virginia
Tech at Roanoke; 29-Wake Forest AT
Charlottesville.
November l2-Navy at ANNAPOLIS;
l9-Maryland at Charlottesville; 26-
North Carolina at Charlottesville
Columbia.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Acapulco Leader
Losing in Time
CurouseI

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 27 CAP).-
Pursuit still leads in actual
position, but she has lost the
important handicap lead to the
smaller Carousel in the l,430
San Diego-to-Acapulc yacht
race.
Pursuit, owned by Howard
Ahmanson Of Beverly Hills.
Calf, made only lO2 miles in
the last reported 24-hour peri
cd. 1t was her second worst
day of the race. The 82-foot
sloop was about l09 miles out
of Acapulco and 80 miles ahead
OF her nearest pursuer, the Bar
lovento of Los Angeles.
Carousel, a 42-foot cutter
sailed by defending champion
Ash Bown of San Diego, has a
time handicap of two days and
eight hours. In the run for
the main prize, the handicap
victory, the top three contend
ers were Carousel, Pursuit and
Santana, a yawl out of San
Diego.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Jack Lowe Graduates,
Made Goose Creek Pro

Jack Lowe. a 33-year-old
Baltimorean who has been con-
sidered head pro material for
several years, yesterday was
named to the golf pro Job at
the Goose Greek Club in Lees
burg, Va. He will take over
March 20.
Lowe succeeds AL Jamison as
pro at the 9-year-old club. Tee
Baker was Goose Creeks first
pro.
Walter Hardy, chairman of
the Golf Committee, made the
announcement and said Lowe
will meet the members at the
annual prize presentation din
ner February 20 at the new
clubhouse. There will be an
open house this week end to
celebrate the official opening of
the rebuilt club. The other
clubhouse was almost destroyed
by fire last summer.
Lowe started his golf career
as an assistant to Charlie
Betschler at the old Hillendale
course in Baltimore. He then
was assistant at Green Hill in
Salisbury, Md. and for the last
seven years has been assistant
to Cos Tiso at Bonnie View.
Lowe is one of the top pros
on the section on club repairs,
and has been operating a club
repair business in Baltimore
as q sideline. Many of the Mid
die Atlantic pros were his Gus
toners.
Jack has been among the
leaders in the Middle Atlantic
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Chet OstroWski
Quits Redskins
For Law Career

Chet Ostrowski, defensive
lineman with the Redskins for
six years. is dropping out OF
pro football.
He informed Coach Mike
Nixon of his decision in a letter
received yesterday. Ostrowski,
who played his college football
at Notre Dame, was bothered
by a bad knee last season and
underwent an operation.
He has been studying law at
Loyola University in Chicago
his home town, and is planning
on making a career in law.
OStrowski, now 80 years old
was the Redskins No. 10 draft
choice in 1852.
The Redskins yesterday re-
ceived the signed 1860 con-
tracts of two of last years
rockies, Halfback Dick Haley
and End Art Cob.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Surruttsvine
Gets ITO Points
For Area Hioh

Senior Jesse McLain and two
Juniors-Martin Padgett and
Mike O'Connell - have COM
bined to give Surrattsville High
School a potent scoring punch.
Surrattsville yesterday routed
Calvert County, 1895, on the
losers court to stretch its VIC
tory streak to II games this
season. McLain scored Sc
points. Padgett. 81 and O'Con-
nell. Is. The Hotpoint figure
is the highest hit by an area
school team this season.
McLain and Padgett are the
same size, 6-foot-2, while
O'Connell is a 6-footer. Sur
rattsville's last loss was to
Valley High of Homecoming IN
the Maryland Glass B tourna-
ment last season. Valley won
the title.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
BY BOB HANSON
Star stan Writer

Fortified by the addition of
two new players, the Washing
ton Presidents left today for
Greensboro. N. c., and an East
ern Hockey League game there
tonight against the Generals.
1t will be the first game on a
road trip that will keep the
Presidents out Of town until
February 13.
One of the new players, Alex
Kuzma, whose brother Steve
has been a member of the
Washington team for three
years, was in the starting line
up last night, but despite a
favorable start couldn't pre-
vent the Presidents from losing
70 Johnstown, 80, at Uline
Arena.
The other addition to the
club is Wally Pawlyshyn, 27-
year-old left winger acquired
from the Windsor Bulldogs of
the Ontario Hockey Associa-
ton. Pawlyshyn, who has been
inactive for several weeks,
suited up after last nights
game and worked out for near
ly an hour.
To make room for Alex
Kuzma and Pawlyshyn, Rejean
Frigon and Tom Clark were re-
leased. Clark. 20 year old
right winger. was expected to
hook on with Indianapolis of
the International Hockey
League.
Two players are still on the
shelf with injuries, Player.
Coach Rags Raglan and Yves
Evening star., 1960-01-27

heavyweight on the Irish box
ing team. He went to William
& Mary College to work on his
masters degree and came di-
rectly from there to CIV In
1949.
He assisted Phess Woodson
in l949 and 1850. when the
Presidents compiled an 1872
record. Jim stepped up in 1852
when Woodson was called to
active duty by the Navy. Since
that time George WASHINGTON
has had a 35-52-2 record.
Ford, a 43-year-old lieu
tenant colonel in the AG Force
Reserve, is the father of three
boys and three girls and lives
in wellington, a community
near Mount Vernon.
His staff includes Steve Osi-
SEX, Frank Kapriva, Dick Clay
pool and Bob Greene. His sue
cessor probably will be chosen
from that group.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Presidents Add Two
Before Going on Road

Laurendeau. Raglan, out for
the past two weeks with a
badly cut leg, probably won't
play until the team returns
here. Laurendeau has a knee
injury that may take even
longer to mend.
1t was a rousing battle for
two periods last night with the
Presidents holding a 81 lead,
but the Jets struck with sud-
denness midway of the final pc
riod and Washington couldn't
get over the shock although
still banging away at the nets
until the end.
WasHIN9;T6N yW0aasNST9TS N------- Q "a
First period scorins-washinston::
l. Gagne, MACMILLAN and Davies,
1890. Johnstown: 2. Dawes CBrkla-
cich and Robergel, 1888.
3. 9. Kuzma Geclerc and A. Kuzma).
Third period scoring-Johnstown: 4,
Rooerge Iumley and Dawes, 1905.
5, Lumley tRoberge and Mikol), 1890.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27
(AP).-The New Haven Blades
broke loose with three goals in
the last period last night to,
win, Al, over the Philadelphia
2amblers in an Eastern Hockey
League game.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
President Sends
Greetings to Fete
For Jones, Ouimet

NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (AP)-
President Eisenhower sent a
greeting to the annual Golf
Award Dinner honoring Bob
Jones and Francis Ouimet last
night.
This will be an occasion to
hear some of the great stories
Of the past directly from the
players who made them So"
the President wired Lincoln
Worden, head of the Metro
politan Golf Writers Associa-
ton. Il am sure it will be an
inspiring evening full of heroic
memories and high resolve for
the first clear day Of spring
Best wishes to ALL"
Jones received q special
trophy commemorating the
30th anniversary of his famous
golflng grand slam. Ouimet,
former Walker Cup player and
captain, was awarded the Gold
Tee for his contributions to the
game. He is from Boston.
The Ben Hogan award, given
annually to the player who has
overcome some obstacle, went
to Skip Alexander, who sur
vived near-fatal plane crash
and continued his pro career.
A star-spangled list of cham
pions was honored. These in
cluded Jack Nicklaus, National
Amateur champion; Deane
Beman, British Amateur cham
pion; Mickey Wright, Women's
Open champion; Barbara Nc
1ntire, national women's anna
teur champion; Stan Leonard
OF Canada, international trophy
winner, and Bob Rosburg, PGA
champion.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Jim Ford Plans to Resion
As GWHigh Football Coach

Jim Ford. head football
coach at George Washington
High School for the past nine
years, intends to submit his
resignation "in the very near
future" he announced yester-
day.
Ford, who spent two years
as an assistant at CIV before
moving up to the top job,
said, Il am resigning for the
good Of the football program
at George Washington"
The Presidents have had
three straight losing seasons,
2-8 in 1857 and 1858, and
2-7-l last season.
However, the Notre Dame
graduate intends to remain at
CIV as a biology and physical
education teacher. He also
will continue as assistant track
coach.
Ford played center at Notre
Dame in 1888 and also was a
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Recent" Rivals Poyino
For Early Blade Losses

provement has been on de-
fense. Yesterday they con-
fused Landon with a man.
for-man defense, which kept
the Bears from driving the
middle or getting the ball
consistently TO their 6-foot-7
center, Fred Hetzel. Hetzel
still was the only player who
could score with any regular
ity for the Bears, making 19
points and grabbing 10 re-
bounds.
High man for the Blades
with 18 points was 6-foot-5
Tommy Barrett. who looks
better every game. Second in
scoring with II was 6-foot- 10
Jay Buckley, who was being
observed by Coach Bud Milli-
kan of Maryland and a Kansas
State scout.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANGEL FS-Jim McCarter, oo3
6oS 6do,S Angeles, outpointed Duke Sabedong
2ls, Hawaii, 10.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex Ray Terrazas
I34' Fl Paso. outpointed Mel Barker
SAN JOSE Calf - Luis Molina
~! San jose, knocked out RAY
oMcKEEsPORf Pa.~Johnny Morris
Iho, Pittsburgh outpointed Jimmy
beecham so. Philadelphia. 10.
SACRAMEN1O Calf. .-Zekp Iucero
s51,1, Sacramer'o outpointed Henry
Flood, l1ba4, Sacramento, Knocked oIIl
One Porter. Los Angeles. /
LONDON Percy Lewis. 124h
Itln'da6 outpointed Gracieux Lam.
peril 1854, France, IL,
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Fletcher Shoots 30
In Lake Wales Golf

LAKE WALES. Fla, Jan. q
(SpeciaD IS. S. Fletcher OF
Columbia Country Club led the
Washington senior golfers in
the Mountain Lakes Invitation
tournament here yesterday with
a first round 80.
Ray Swearlngen of Columbia
had an IS, Gene Pittman of
Congressional an 81 and Martin
Mccarthy of Columbia an 81,
including an II on the fourth
hole. Mccarthy had 50-37.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Blair Five Wins
In Extra Period

tgomery Blair High
Schools basketball team, in
third place in the Maryland BIZ
County League with a 7-3 rec
ord, was hard pressed to defeat
Richard Montgomery (3-D, A.
A. in overtime yesterday on the
losers court.
The Rockets Bobby Doane
tossed in a field goal with seven
seconds left to tie the score at
43-43 and force the overtime.
Dave Kornegay and Gary Gou.
beau scored Blair's baskets in
the extra session for the victory.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
Grier to Sing Here

Roosevelt Grier, the New
York Giants lineman who is
touring the country as a rock
n roll singer, will appear on
the Howard Theater stage
show here for a week starting
Friday.
Evening star., 1960-01-27
RUBBERIZED SHOE PASSES TEST
Victory Of Bills Jet
EIotes Area Inventor

also gives the animal better
gripping power.
Dixon also believes that his
shoe will be a great aid to
horses who are sore" going
or with a history Of leg all
ments.
Great Aid to Horses
The plates which Bills Jet
wore in Mondays race were
Immediately removed and sent
to the University of Pennsyl-
vania to its veterinarian and
experimental school for exam
ination.
Trainer Frank. who got into
racing about three years ago
as a theraputic occupation fol-
lowing an operation, believes
the new plates might catch on
and be used regularly as soon
as they are available on the
market. Arthur C. Stanfield,
who is in the employ Of Frank.
also is working with Dixon and
will act as distributor to the
horsemen during the Bowie
meeting.
Evening star., 1960-01-27

PGA scoring averages and
money winners for the past
several seasons. He qualified
sectionally for the National
Open championship at Inver-
ness in 1857.
Goose Creek decided to stick
to tie Middle Atlantic section
for its pro after interviewing
several out-of-town pros in its
search for a successor to jam
ison, who resigned in December.
-WHITTLESEY.