Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 12

Evening limes, Tuesday, April 6, 1965 Deaf Thinclads List Triangular Meet For Opener West Virginia School for the varsity track and field team will open its campaign Wed- nesday in a triangular meet with JUdgetey and Petersburg at 3 m. in Romney. The Lions will participate In a toUl of nine meets, four of which will be staged at home. The school's junior high thin- elads will engage in seven meets, with a triangular engage- "ment with Capon Bridge and Fort Ashby, April 8. The schedule: VARSITY April 7 RJdgeley and Petersburg, home, 1:00 April 21--Keyttr and home, April U-- Western School for the Deaf, home, 2:30 April 29--PVC Frostburg, 4:00 May High, away, 4:00 May Vt.

Regional at Martins burg, 1:00 May U-Beall High Invitational, May School for the Deaf, at Frederick May 26--Fort Ashby, home, 3:00 JUNIOR HIGH April 8--Capon Bridge and Fort kocne, 3:00 April 22--Keyser, away, 4:00 April 27--Bruce, away, April 30--Keyser, home, 4:00 Hay 5--Beall, away, 4:00 May 11--Beall Invitational, away, 7:00 May 20--Capoa Bridge, home, 3:00 TIME OUT! IN three years under Gene Mauch the Philadelphia National League baseball team went from 47 victories in one season to 92 last year. 'You still sore about my pe mouse eating the fish you caught yesterday, Dad?" American Shuffleboard Finals Open Tonight McGuire's Tavern and Peck's Cafe, both of Frostburg, will open (heir final playoff series tonight in the American Division of the Allegany County Men's Shuffle- board League. Peck's is the site for the first three games of the six-games set. The final playoff series in the National Division the Purple Heart Club and the Fort Ashby V.F.W. begins tomorrow, 8:30 p.

m. at the Purple Heart Club. MAN.IW1SH I COULD SMOKE UP HERE. HERE.TAKC A PINCH OF MV COPENHAGEN. i)oy fbtt a pinch betwetn ehttk and gun.

No ehewinf EVEN BETTER. COPENHAGEN HAS REAL TOBACCO TASTE.AND I CAN KEEP BOTH HANDS ONTVJEJOB THATMAN- SIZELJPTOF COPENHAGEN SURE SATISFIES ME. Fast Retort Costs Zoilo Extra $200 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) Shortstop Zoilo Ver- salles of the Minnesota Twins must pay a $300 fine today be cause he was faster with a re tort than he was breaking for a ground ball.

Versalles drew the ire of Manager Sam Mele when he failed to reach a medium-speec ground ball that went into cen- ter field for a single in the fourth inning of Monday's 8-1 loss to the New York Mets. Versalles broke slowly and made a lackadaisical stab at the ball in what Mele called 'failure to give me an all-oul effort;" Rookie Bill Bethea was. told to warm up immediately anc he replaced Versalles at short- itop while the next Met batter was still at the plate. At the znd of the inning, Versalle leaded for the clubhouse bul was stopped by Mele in a run way behind the dugout. Til stay on the bench for Billy Martin," Versalles retort- ed when Mele ordered him to in the dugout for the rest of the game.

"That will cost you $100," re plied Mele. "Why don't you make it $200?" challenged Versalles. "All right, I sa'id Mele "it's $200." "Why not make it shouted Versalles. "All right, I will," said Mele, 'that's what it Is, now get back on the Mele has been critical of Versalles this spring for being out of position because he does not watch the catcher's signals during exhibi the pitchers tion games. Men's Sanforized UNIFORM SHIRTS and PANTS To match.

All popu'wr colors, $2,95 $3.95 P.P. Brand for and boys best canvci $3.95 Other $2.98 THE HUB Army-Navy Sales Co, 19 N. CENTRE ST. men To Tangle With Chambersburg Six, of the remaining nine senior quints in the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament go at it today as Smith's Gardens tangles with State Farm in first uiSwtt at 7 p. m.

on the Central YMCA court. an on a Bruce's Bombers goes against the Sioux Tribe with tip- today when meetin rival poto- ime slated for 8 o'clock and r- mac state 3 a Tri-State Junior curtain i a finale pits Romney goals, but the deciding actor a at clo acor Applemen against Radio WCSG was the foul line, where the of Chambersburg, in the victors cashed in on 16 of 17 attempts and the Germans con 9 o'clock feature clash. The lidlifter today finds SS. Peter Paul doing battle with Livengood Insurance No. in the 115-pound semi-final contest at 6 o'clock.

Last night three clubs ad- vanced to the round of eight' in the Senior Unlimited field as Carling's Black Label, Tonight's Schedule Peter Paul vs. Livengood Insurance No. 1 (115 pound eemHinal) Gardens vs. State Farm Sr. Class) Bombers vs.

Sioux Tribe (Sr. Class) Applemen vs. Radio Sta- tion WCBG, oJ Chambersburg, Pa. (Sr. Class) Frostburg and the Bruce Bombers notched hoop vic- tories.

Bernard Wilson and Bill Wills combined for 44 points as Carl ing's romped over Press Auto Mart, 79-46. Wilson, 18-year-old, 6-7 Negro from the Maryland Institute for Males, connected on 10 twin- pointers and 5 of 7 from the charity stripe for 25 markers while teammate Wills chipped in with 19. Carting's, leading by a slim five points at the end of the first quarter, put on a second-period splurge, which gave them a 34-22 halftime bulge. James Steed led the losing quint's scor- ing with 15 points with 14 com- ing from the field. Carling's will face Frostburg in a quarter final fray tomorrow at 9 p.

Frostburg held off a last quarter effort by the Old Germans to garner a 50-42 win as three of the winning cagers hit double figures. Jim RUey paced the Moun- tain City scoring attack with 16 markers, while Quincy Crawford and Terry Colaw tallied 10 each. The Old German-scoring was led by L. Roman and Mohler who scored 14 and 12 each. Both clubs for 17 COSiPAW.

N.Y.C. BIEMO WHISKEY. 85 PiOOF. KK Mm WUT8AL SWITS. Night verted 8 of 11 tries clo Catamounts, under the di head coaeh gunning for their John Smouse paced the Bruce Bombers their first tourney attempts to MontgSr? a appearance as.

they shellacked Hagerstown om and nCk I I I VI ft ntn .1 the Dirienzo Hotel of Somerset 65-49. Smouse zeroed in for nine field goals and 3 of 4 from the 15- foot line for a 21-point perform- ance. Hare added to Smouse's efforts as he hit the cords for 14 man, buted for the losers. Dave Prict, former Fort Hill slanter, was dated to do the mound work for the Tro- jans with Gary Garlitz on UMS receiving end. Other starters were listed as Addle-Dick Sterne, first base; Doug contri- Shook, second base; Bill Bevan respectively The Centre Street Top- shots became a finalist In the 115-pound a by trouncing Livengood Insur- ance team No.

2, 63-34. Le- roy Younger and Perkey Yates paced the Centre at- tack with 20 and 19 points each. Denny Hop wood con- nected on six goals for 12 points to lead the Livengood scoring. Centre Street will oppose to- night's winner of the Livengood No. 2-SS.

Peter Paul game for the title on Monday'at 6 p.m. Centre St. 115 POUND Vales Bates Vounger Ritchie Green Powell TOTALS Llventood No. i Hopwood Grindel Haivey Hickle Bittner Doolan Kettsrman TOTALS Score by periods: CENTRE STREET 15 LIVENGOOD NO. 2 6 Officials-- and Leasure 9 3 9 3 4 2 30 6 2 1 1 1 1 15 1- 1 0- 0 2- 2 0- 1 0- 0 0- 0 3- 4 0- 2 5 0- 0 2- 3 0- 0 0- 0 0-0 4-10 PF 2 1 1 3 1 0 PF 0 1 1 I 1 2 0 34 63 34 63 Frostburff Crawford I Rilcy Brown Colaw Wolfe, TOTALS Old Germans L.

Roman field Patterson Erode Arrowood ilohler TOTALS Score by periods: FROSTBURG SENIOR CLASS 4 7 2 3 1 17 1 2 3 17 2- 2 2- 2 1 2 4- 4 7- 7 16-17 4- 4 2- 3 0- 2 2-2 0- 0 a-ii PF 1 2 1 1 4 PF 3 3 4 4 2 15 24 OLD GERMANS 6 19 28 Officials-- Elliott and Chishoim SESJOR CLASS Sroee Bamberi Bansennan Sterne I 2 or night Smouse "are Snyder Bowman I MugFord Light i Cage TOTALS Dirienzo Hotel i Addleman 'Wacylevai Lamp Morrocco Keister Smith TOTALS i Score by periods: BOMBERS OIRIENZO HOTEL i Officials-- Chisholm 9 4 4 1 2 2 1 26 4 4 3 3 1 17 1- 2 2-2 3- 4 e- 9 1- 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 0- 0 13-19 5 7 0 3--4 3 4 4- 5 0- 0 li-21 PF 3 1 4 1 2 4 1 1 0 17 PP 2 3 2 4 3 0 49 and IS 34 43 6S 11 26 33 49 Raupach Carling's Wilson Golnes i Stotlcr SENIOR CLASS count onThe Sure One. In your home or on the town, 7 Crown fills a glass you're sure to like, proud to serve. Why? Because it's better whiskey.That you can count on. Say Seagram's and be Sure. -tth the ft.

Circ.it Co.rt business Harold B. Rice Agnes R. Rice George Jackson BiHmeyer Norman F. Geatz, Sr. George E.

Gealz J. Philip Ceatz CLASS BEER Bessie N. Rankin Harvey W. Ware Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Rarrellville Cumberland Oldtown For whom applied: Harold B. Rice Asnts R.

Rjce George Jackson BiHmeyer Norman F. GeaU, Sr. George E. Geali J. Philip Location or premises: Allegany County to alcoholic and owner of premises are as Owner premises: Melvta R.

CLASS BEER LesUr E. Haines Cecil A. Grimes. Jr. Angeia Grimes Kirk Richardson Olive Irene Richardson Ada Pearl Growden CLASS BEER WINE Carl McLityre Cumberland CLASS BEER WINE LIQUOR James E.

Stemple C. Glenn Watsoa Gny a Smith Jr. Bessie N. Rankin Harvey W. Ware Mctvin R.

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Haines Cecil A. Grimes, Jr. Angela Grimes Kirk C. Richardson Olive Irene Richardson Ada Pearl Growden Carl Mclntyrt Henry Hart Port No. 14U VFW American Legion Fulton Myers Port No.

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Savage Road, BarreJlviile Hombird Cumberland Old town 1614 Ford Cumberland S08-10 Park St. Cumberland Cr. Harrison Park St Cumberland 12S S. Mechanic Cumberland 4i8 Cumberland Cumberland St Cumberland Harold B. Rice Agnes R.

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Valentine Grace A. Mclntyre Carl Mclntvre Henry Hart Post No. J4H VFW American Legion Folfon Myers Post No, 153 Loyal Order of Moose No. 271 cf Aw ssMsr 1 rr-SK- J60 Bailor. St.

Cumberland H.Irs KSUVICC. Joccpb E. Bedew tf UM preuJt Court tor ADtf My Cotaty Wiebel Scallion BiHmeyer Wills Muroma 1 TOTALS Press Auto Mart Beardsley Michaels McCartney Rockwell Beech Sleed Phares K. DielricX C. Dielrick TOTALS Score by periods: CABLING'S PRESS AUTO MART 10 3 0 3 1 1 0 9 0 23 5 1 2 2 0 7 0 0 2 19 5- 7 1-2 2-3 1- 2 3- 2 0- 0 0- 0 1-3 1-2 12-21 1- 2 0- 0 0- 9 1- 1 0- 0 1-1 4- -i 1-2 0- 1 8-11 is' 34 13 22 Officials--Raupach and Elliott PF 1 2 0 I 0 2 0 0 10 PF 3 1 3 1 1 0 1 2 2 14 51 31 15 4 46 Long Catch Saves Terp Victory i A fielding gem by Cumberland's Mike Long helped the undefeated Universltybf Maryland nine" to its fourth victory yesterday as Har- vard was beaten 7-4 at College Park.

The game was tied 4-4 in the eighth inning when Long, in cen- terfield, raced deep to pull down a drive by John Dockery. Two shortstop; Jimmie Snider, third base; Gary Shook. leftfield; Terry Lease, centerfield and Jim Bow- man or Bill Dean, rightfield. Today's contest was to be the first of fhree for coach Alan Stockholm's Trojans this week. Tomorrow, ACC plays host to Frostburg State at 3 p.

m. and Saturday the Cumberland nine travels to the Hub City to engage Hagerstown Junior College. Bob Wells will be making his debut as diamond coacn for Frostburg, re- placing Al Long. Tom Stitcher is slated to start against the Bob- cats. The Catamounts handed the Trojans two defeats last year as southpaw Jim Hildreth hurled his way to 11-6 and 13-3 victories.

Potomac mound ace is now at West Virginia University. On the high school scene Hynd- man High was to open its season by tangling with the Bisons of Bedford High in a Bedford County League contest at Bedford. The Bisons posted a 9-1 record last season, winning the league title for the second year in suc- cession. The Hornets were 2-7-2 in the circuit last year. Casale Faces FBI Charge CHICAGO (AP)--FBI agents have arrested, for the second time, Chicago night club man- ager Leo Enrico Casale.

The FBI has accused the 24 year-old volved Casale with a of being in point-shaving scandal that resulted in the ex- pulsion of three Seattle Univer- sity basketball players. And in the second arrest Mon day, they accused Casale and Joseph Frank Polito, 33, of writ- ing a phony check against an Everett, bank. The FBI 2 Said Polito used the 4 check to buy a round-trip plane ticket to Pullman, for 'Karl T. Zuger." Casaie registered in a Mos 13 cow, Idaho, hotel during the trip as "Karl T. Zuger," agents said.

Practice Schedule a Coits, Twilight Baseball League, today and Thurs- day, 4:15 p. Penn Avenue Field. All candidates report. it Melody Manor, Twilight Base- 2 ball League, today, 5 p. Bar- relville.

NBA Playoffs By The Associated Press Moaday'i Remit Los Angeiea 118. Baltimore 115, Los Angeles leads 2-0. Todaj'i Gime Boston at Philadelphia, Bof- too leads t-fl. Game Los Angelu at Baltimore. JACK Kaiser is in his 10th as St.

John's (Long Island) baseball coach. His teams began the current season with 230 vic- tories against 57 defeats. Tapping The Keg (Continued from Page 11) In seven previous frames, Bunker had a horrible record 19 hits, 11 runs and two de- feats. He complained of a sore shoulder, but manager Hank Bauer didn't consider the excuse legitimate. Hank rapped him publicly after the Los Angeles Dodgers pounded out seven hits and five runs off Wally in two innings last Tuesday at Vero Beach.

Bauer accused the kid of not trying to pitch and intimated that Bunker could forget last year's record. There are no starters who can't be replaced on the Orioles, he said. "Whether he's a starter depends on he shows us here," Hank asserted just before Wally walked to the hill to face the Phils. Then he added, "I think he'll show us something tonight." Bunker admitted that Bauer's threat of sending him to Rochester got him to thinking. He said that he decided to pitch like Bauer and hill coach Harry Brecheen had suggested, keeping'his hand higher and getting away from the sidearm throwing.

The 6-2 righthander said that for the first time this spring the shoulder didn't bother him. He also admitted that he was not irritated at his manager because of the things he said about him. "I think I would have done the same thing had I been in his place. Maybe it looked to him like I wasn't trying," the boy wonder observed. Bunker said the shoulder trouble came in the stretch drive of the torrid pennant race last season when Bauer was using him and Milt Pappas every four days in a valiant but futile effort to nail the flag.

Bunker won five and lost one in those last three hectic weeks. To Davidson CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. (Spe- cial)--Young -Jim Todd made a strong bid in the race for riding honors at Shenandoah Downs last night, booting home five -winners to climb into second place and cut Jesse Davidson's lead. The spurt by Todd, leading rider at fall meeting here, included his first consecutive a unve oy jonn ijockery.

Two mcsuaeci nis in si tuiiowuuvo men were on base arid Harvard! triple of the meeting and the had already scored twice in of both the daily and twinJ'V frame. jtloubles. It ran his total to 10, In the last of the eighth fewer fhan Davidson who Harvard errors helped load (he a sin le winner last night, bases with none out. Bill Frank who plays guard on the bas- ketball team, cleaned house with a two-bagger to left center. Previously, the -Terps' Bob Mc- Carthy had socked a two-run homer and Paul Breslow drove in a pair with a double.

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Crandio 112 Hall Miler HB Signal Smoke 11 Tomy Glenn 111 Royal Symbol 312 Today's Scratches 4--SMr Kaful 7--Ed's Monirih 9--Early Song, Royal Symbol Baltimore Picks Baker As Coach Paul Baker, coach of the Tow son Catholic High School quint which participated in four Al hambra Catholic Invitational Bas ketball Tournamenls here, succeed Olts Bosley as head bas ketball coach at the University of Baltimore. During Baker's four-year ten ture as cage coach at Towson, he won 92 games against 23 set- backs. Bosley will continue coach varsity baseball and fresh man basketball. Towson was runnerup in this year's ACIT, losing to St. Francis deSales of Pittsburgh 80-58.

Beall Hosts Keyser Beall High was to be host to Keyser High today, 3:45 p. in a dual track and field meet. The varsity and Jayvee teams will also compete. to Todd scored with Flashing Brook in the eighth to com- plete (he $1943.60 twin'. He started the three straight with Pictor's Pride to complete the $14.40 daily double, then won Uie tliird with Billy Giam- pa, odds-on at $3.40 and the fourth with Knight's Pride, shortest prfce of the meeting at Only an upset win by Sliming Delight in the sixth maintained the twin double in the five figures that have prevailed throughout the meeting.

Shining Delight paid $29.60 and followed a $7.40 victory by Big Bonanza, second choice in the fifth. Calador 2nd won the seventh as the $5.20 choice, followed by Flashing Brook, $5.60 favorite in the eighth. Bruins Shake Management BOSTON (UPI) If the Bos- ton Bruins run their residency in the National Hockey League cellar to seven straight years next season, they'll do it with an "old-fashioned disciplinar- ian" looking over their should- ers. The Bruins, who haven't been in the Stanley Cup playoffs for six long seasons, announced a major shakeup in their man- agement Monday. It consisted of the promotion from minor league status to Boston general manager of a 60-year-old non-smoker and non- drinker, LeighUm (Hap) Emms.

Veteran Bruins General Man- ager Lynn Patrick, the target of a mid-season ouster petition by Boston fans, was named ad- ministrative vice president. In his new role, Patrick will assist club owner Weston W. Adams in the business operations of the NHL franchise. Casper Fallens Golf Sanders Leads PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fia. A Billy Casper has fattened his bank account con- siderably with unofficial tourna- ment winnings.

Casper is ranked second on the Professional Golfers' Asso- ciation list of top 10 money winners with $20,893. However, this is only about haif of his to- tal winnings so far this season. Casper has won another 106 in tournaments not spon- sored by the PGA for total earn- ings of Doug Sanders heads the list with official money of $29,157 and unofficial earnings of 53,357 for a total of $32,514. Bob Charles is third with total earnings of $19,298. Sam Snead won 516,100 and Bruce Devlin S16.352.

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