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THE SALISBURY TIMES, SALISBURY. MD SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 19, 1919 Wi-Hi Indians Scalp Millsboro For 15th Win Of Season PACE 8 Farmer Returning To Easton ThisYearToPilotYankees Eastern Shore League Schedule Jack Farmer returns to the 00 Easteri Shore League as manager STC Boys Bow; Girls Take 1 1 th Teams Gain Split Against Wesley The Salisbury State Teachers College quintet went down to its 11th loss of the season last night, bowing to Wesley College at of the Eaton Yankees, a club he piloted to a fifth place finish in 1946. finish, the tace being the last day of the season. Although Farmer hurled Kit to a 3 to 0 victory ion the day, Tiiscon also won to -i the buntin.

After that nerve-rackinc fa paign, Farmer decided he'd tiie managtrial headaches, ar signed with the Mobile t' the Southeastern League. Ti (Continued on Page 9i He succeeds Dallas Warren, who tetired from the game to enter I i business in San Diego, Calif. This Tribe Wins By 52 To 44 Score Wi-Hi Girls Take 9th Victory Playing their best Rime of the eason aeainst the man-for-man tyle of play, the Wicomico Hitch Indian acored an impressive 52 to 44 win over Millsboro Hiirh last evening on the Delaware court. This marks the local tribe'i 15th win, and 10th consecutive triumph, hi 16 starts. The Indians visit Laurel Hih Tuesday night.

Jumping off to a 19 to 11 first quarter lead, the Salishurians were never headed, increasing the gap to a 31 to 23 halftime margin. Rarbane Leads Attack announcement was made today b) Walter J. Claggett, club business! manager. The 35-vear old resident of Dover, 45 to 34. Coach Helen Jamart's STC lassies remained unbeaten by winning their 11th straight over the Wesley College opposition, 30 to 7.

Ruth Cloak sparked the winning drive with 12 tallies while Marion Dozier contributed eight. The scores: London, piloted the Butler, Middle Atlantic League club last season. He guided the Stroudibur, North Atlantic League team during 1947. ifif Farmer accepts the Eastern Shore League assignment with a STC (Boys) Wttlty College tJ T' OPT 2 7 11 IZ-year DacKgrouna as a pitcneri OPM.7l0at At At At At At Closing Date Cambridge Easton Federalsburg Rehoboth Salisbury Seaford Sept. 6 u.

Id May 13, 22, 30 May 11,25 Mayl5.20,29 June 16 12 2 June 15' 19 Jun' 5' I0' 20 June 2 9 23 29 JuM 15' 24 Complete Sy fctt Aug. 8, 17, 2.. 28 Sept. 2 Aug. 4.

11.28.11 6 Mav 17 31 May 15. 20, 29 May 19. 27 May 12. 23. 30' ShOre June n.

24 19 June 14, 20, 30 June 7, 13, 27 veiyi June 5. 10, 23, 28 Easton July 8, 17,22,81 Julyl4.21.28 safe. Leasua zw zw21 ft May 12. 23. 30 May 14.

21, 28 Mav 17 81 Mar 10 24 May 19, 26 Jun. 14. 18 June 16, 25 27 JuM 2- 21, 80 Federalsburc 'W COVeragO July 12. 2i" Ju.y4-.9;26 4 25 3 5 AUg 6'13' 18'29 tpt May 10. 24 May 18.

26 77 May 14. 21. 28 Mav 12 23 80 Jun. 4. 11.21,30 Jun.

2. 8, 18 jl June 16. 25 14 27 Rehoboth July 9 26 Ju.y 2 6 19 29 11,2 S. 3 1Q'24 Aug. 3, 17, 22, 31 5' M4.28 M.vlS 27 May 13, 22.

30 May 15, 20, 29 May 17, 31 June 15, 21 June 17, 24 June 7. 12. 19 Salisbury Sy5 19 July 1, 15, 20, 29 iT.l July 8, 17. 22. 81 T8 July 3, 12.

24 1 5 10 24 30 Auf 9.l Aui 7 19 Aug. 21, 26 ltl9 Aug. 2, 16. 23 Aug. 5, 10, 24, 30 Sfpt 2 Aug.

7, 1-, 19, 8 Sept. 4 May 14, 21. 28 May 18. 27 June 17. 25 June3'8-20 26 June 1, 6, 13.

18 Seaford July 8, 16, 23, 30 2J July 1.6. 18 Ji 15 20 29 Tmas Aug. 20, 27 Aug. 5, 10, 24 Aue 8 15 '9 Aug. 3, 17, 22 111118 Sept.

5 Aug. 6,13, 19,81 Sept. 2 Aug. 8, 15, .9 gept 3 Home Every Home Every Home Every Home Every DenotesNight Wed. Sat.

and aI1 but 2 Fridayand.il Monday, 4 Thurs. r- Tues.ASat And 6 Sundays Sunday but 2 Sunday. and all but 2 Hobday Gam. No Sunday 6 22 6 12-26 (6 12-7 24) 8 14-28 Saturday jfJ, 7,24 No N0 Saturday No Fri. or Sun.

No. Wed. or Sat or Saturday Potter.f 3 I Virdin.f liavid.f 0 0 0 Kati.f Wood d.f 0 0 0 Snvler.f Hrlnffuld.f 1 1 1 Wt.c and manager. He's a transplanted 0 1 0 2 4 IS The scoring was well distributed lgan.f 1 0 I van Tott I I 3 8 Aoiilllan.g ft 1 1 0 0 0 i i imen.g 0 0 0 1 2 4 2 1 5 1 2 I'hllllp." Klthian.g Rut.lns.g Knott. St.

Louis Cardinal farm hand, starting in 1934 with the Beatrice, Nebraska State League team when he won 19 games. Hi3 next three years were spent in the Middle Atlantic League, twirling for Huntington, W. in and Portsmouth, during 197. MADE TO ORDER PHONE 151 We ran make a duplicate fur most any key while you ait. however in some rases it i- u.

Bible to make a key for a lock without the original Tolals 12 10 34 Totals 14 17 among four players. Paul Sar-banes header the group with 13 while Bi'I I.ankford, Harrison and Harry Tull each contributed 10. Donald Donoway, Millsboro forward, carried off the high scoring nonors with 18 points. Weldon Pianka marked 15 Girls Win Again The Wicomico High girls chalk Halftime: Vel.v Coll.ge 1'" STC Kefi-n-e: Frank Api helia. Wah- nirtr.n Salnbury State Weiley Teacher Bennv Borgman, veteran St.

OPT 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Louis Ca'dinal scout and pilot, was his skipper during these three years. Farmer credits Borgman with much of his success. I lnir, iwioij VOIICBI Cloak. 6 2 12 Warnrr.J Lynch. 2 0 2 2 Sipkr.f Howard.

0 0 lozir.f 3 2 8 Kuafell.g Lvni 0 0 UaUs noo A Kooks.sr 0 01 Wheatley. 0 0 0 ed up their ninth win while shading the Millsboro High opposition, I 1 1 in Then, 1940 saw him promoted: 12 to 10 in a tight defensive game. The local lnsies scoring consisted SALISBURY to the helm of the Albuquerque club of the Class Arizona-Texas Totals 12 30 Totals I I 14 of Donna Sbockley, five; Harnett Dickinson, four, and Betty Calcott, three. Irene Carmean's five mark BATTERY Main Salisbury League, where he turned in anoth Halftime: TC 15 Wesley 2. er outstanding managing job.

He ers wre the best for the Delaware spurred the team to a second place Blisses. Hurlock Wins Pair From St. Michaels The scores: Wicomico HI. Ml. Millsboro (boys) The Hurlork High basketeers.

P'wav playing without the servires of IXshrion.f their are. Lloyd Fnoks, inked their SBnoire pirits 1 a A 4 15 A 2 a 1 1 10; Mftrhell.f 3 0 rtHnks.r ir A1kln 0 (1 drey.f 10 Bmltti.f Tull.e 10th win last evening over St Michaels High, 31 to 18. The Hurlock High sextet nosed -By ED NICHOLS- out St. Michaels High, 27 to. 26 UTMlT CHICK AND ADJUST 1 17 19 44 11 in B2 Totals with Madge Wheatley registering Hslftlme: Wlrnmtro 81 Millsboro 23.

Referee: Kllis Keene, Dover. a high 24. The scores: Hurlock St. Michaels Hioh f) 7j I HI. Millsboro HI.

Wicomico SCOUTS HAVE NEW PROBLEMS NOW, OLD YARDSTICKS NO LONGER HOLD REX BOWEN, popular Brooklyn Dodger scout, who patrols the Eastern Shore for Boss Branch Rickey, says the problem in uncovering future major leaguers is not an easy task these days. Competition has become so keen, we were told, that scouting is lots more Hiah (Boyi) TTsrmean.f I.uetier k.f 3 2 8 12 Wetzel. 1 1 3 Marine, 0 0 0 1 0 2 Bramble. 1 13 2 0 4 1 1 0 0 mm tplac, wtitrt nactttary, (gorli) Bounds.f Calc.m.f Bkley.f Baylts.f Flannery.t Makine.f Jones, nnromr.ff i i sellers, i i 0, R'lntThf 4 Knapp.J 3 Brasiire.f 0 West.f 0 0 BrW New-Nof Kwbuili Shock Absorbers i r.g 2 0 4 VI1 than trying to find out whether A 1 out UMT tnnflrTX the kid can hit, run and throw hard. Totals 14 3 31 Totals 7 4 18 Halftime: Hurlock 21 Michaels 8 Hurlock Hiah St.

Michael! Hiah 4 10 Young prospects are being i 12 Totals 6. (Girl) (1 TiSewell.f 3 0 fi Kskrldge.f 1 0 2 tiavennort.f 4 14 graded more and more these day? Halftime: Wimlco 7 Mlllaboro Referee: Ellis Keene, Dover. CAVANAUGH MOTORS, INC. "GOOD SERVICE IS GOOD BUSINESS" Phone 2992 Salishurv on aptitude. Will he follow in structions? Will he try to cor 10 4 24 Newman, 2 2 Single.

0 0, Tucker, 0 0 tl SRckett.f 0 1 Thomas, 0 fl 0 Maxwell, 0 0 0 rect mistakes? Does he make the Rehoboth Quintet Takes 63 to 16 Win same mistakes over and ove Trie Arnett 0 0 0 Ch toph r.g 0 ft 0 again? Does he keep late hours? HOLD 'EM DOWN. Defensive standouts during Wicomico High's uccessful basketball invasion last night of Millsboro High were Bobby Elzey, left, and Betty Flannery. Rehoboth High experienced little Does he smoke? All this goes on difficulty in trimming Lord Balti Totals 11 5 2" Totals 1ft 2 Halftime: St. Michaels 18 Hurlock the report unless it is unreliable more High last evening, 63 to 16, 11. Referee: Kd 1'cters of Cambridge.

heresay. at the Delaware resorttown. John "A scout these days almost has ny Metcalfe- carried off tha high to live with the boy before inking soint-making laurels at 17. his name to a contract," Rex pointed out. Dorii Webb meshed 14 markers at the Rehoboth High sextet lso topped the Lord Baltimore oppo "There are other more or less Mardela Girls Capture 16th With Norma Lee Wright sinking 17 tallies and Peggy Gambrill, 15, th.

Mardela High girls racked up their 16th consecutive win without a loss last night while i jjiiiiiiii J. -mm- I a a intangible factors that must be considered. What is the pros sition, 25 to 16, The score: Seaford Eagles Sign Two More Outfielders The Seaford Eagles today added two outfielders to their 1949 Eastern Shore League roster, it was announced by Dr. J. Edwin Dunn, club president.

They are Bobby Kline of Baltimore and Martin Byrd of Tabor City, X. who can also take his turn on th pitching mound. ftthoboth High Lord Baltimore High pects disposition on the playing field? Does he discourage easily after bobbling one? Does he lose heart when the team is behind? Delmar Cagers Beat Selbyville Henry (Hank) Outten unloaded a high 21 points as the Delmat (Del.) High sharpshooters continued their victory march last night by chalking up their 13th win in 14 starts at the expense of Selbyville High, 84 to 31. Fay Brumbley cut loose a flurry of 22 tallies as the Delmar High misses trimmed the Selbyville High opposition, 47 to 22. The store: Hall.t IjScott.f Joseph, Burt on.

ir Morgan, Metcalfe.f Does he have style, poise, rhythm Lons.f Evans, Rvan.c VCIIkiis. of movement, agility? Both are righthanded hitters and turning backt Buckingham High of Berlin, 38 to' 27 at Mardela. The Mardela High quintet also marked its 10th victory by topping 17 throwers. Rex Bowen Gene may make the southern jaunt with Pop Kelchner, veteran Cardinal scout George McPhail will not be sold, traded or released, we were told last night by Dr. J.

Edwin Dunn, club presi SCOUTS are equipped with JS 7 S3 4 ISiTotal Totals Halftime Balti Rehoboth 26 Iord rating cards which they fill out foi Remember 4. Referee: Bill Walls, Reho more both. each prospect. Players are graded Buckingham High, 48 to 42. Tommy Bounds meshed 18 tallies and Lou Bradley 15 to lead the winning drive.

The scores: on the big three hitting, throw dent of the Seaford Eagles. That's final. ing and running speed. Then Wheatley Leads Seaford Fixed Like New You can't tell it from a new fender after our expert collision repair work. Dents straightened, hollow spots filled, surface repainted.

No job is too difficult for us, whether small or large. Our repair work is speedy, and at moderate prices. comes fielding, power, accuracy Delmar (Del.) Hi. HI. i Selbyville ill (J Mardela Five To 40-18 Win HI.

Buckingham HI. WICOMICO HIGH cagers still and base running. A pitcher is rated on speed, control, curve and rolling onward Bill Hamill 1 0 2 5 2 1J Dale Wheatley rimmed 12 points Seaford High experienced little change of pace. "For Powll.f MnrrKf Hasel.f Wumford.c Hall, submits some interesting statis-tics concerning the local warrion Bowen explains, "the prime essen (girls) N.Wrlght.f 8 Uambrlll.f 7 Jrms.f 0 Willlng.f 3 Hank.o.g 0 Fletcher, 0 llennett.g 10 "Wants To Be Your Cleaner' 311 High St. Phone 1234 difficulty recording its fifth win I 11 1 21 0 4 1 1" 4 2 1 1 11 0 2 ti 1 Sutliff.f 4 Hutten 3 Trailer.f Klhg.c 8 Br.ull-.v.c 0 Anrionio.g K.Bank.,g- rownsend.f 1 1" Baker.

1 0 0 0 Timnniria.K 0 Of. Haker.g 0 0 ll'ilUnri, 0 Donald Dishroon has the top tial is can they throw hard. We can teach most of them to curve last night over Britjeville High, shooting percentage, meshing 28 40 to 18 at Seaford. The score: a ball, develop control, and work out a change oi pace, but we The Sign of better service Totals 18 I 38 Totals 11 6 27 Bridgeville HI. OF Totals 10 11 3 Totals 37 10 84 can't teach them to throw hard.

37 15 Halftime: Furklngham 17 Mardela 14. Referee: Mrs. Leslie White, Halftime: Delmar Referee: Vaughn Robert Loekerman. Loekerman and "Size is desirable, especially in 3 Davis. of 62 scrimmage shots for a 45.1 mark Paul Sarbanes ranks runnerup, rimming 79 of 204 floor attempts for a 38.7 average while Bill Lankford is the next most accurate shooter with a 95 283 for a 33.5 mark Ed Mink, Hurlock High coach, says limH-UUamaa Consult fj 1 pitchers, but running speed is the Mardela HI.

Buckingham Hi. OPT 12 Reynold, Hi. 1 8liemore.f 0 HigKins.f 3 Pote.f 1 6 KlnK.n 1 Zim man.f 4 Morris, 0 Bowden.g 1 Setter, A R.KIng.g 1 number one quality we seek, except in three positions where Cambridge Trounces 2 Kussell.g OFT 1 (boy) Brown. Bounds.f Bradley.c 4 0 8 Havne.f 1 3 8 2 IH Bergey.o 1 1 speed is not as important pitcher, 3 IS l.vnrh.g 6 0 10 Sudlersville Teams Cambridge High, host to Wicom catcher and first base. We do not consider first sackers as infield- Wllllams.r he'll be glad when the cage sea son is over Two of his regu 0 4 2 2 1 1 Sajima.g 0 0 0 letfner.g De Soto -Plymouth mills mim SALES, INC.

Phone 910 Salisbury Blvd. 6 2i erf in our srt-up, but place them iro mgn next rnoay evening, re Totals 4 40! Totals 7 4 IS LIFE INSURANCE And ANNUITIES Phone 2550 lars ate on the casualty list with the Eastern Shore tournament corded its 13th basketball virt in a separate classification." Totals 21 4S Totals 18 Halftime: Seaford Ilign IS 10. Referee: M. S. F.atun, and Ed Seaford.

last night, topping Sudlersville Hnlftime: Mardela 2., Buckingham finals coming up Fooks Keferee: Willard Oakley, Salisbury. High, 49 to 36 on the Dorchester We remember a scout sometime ago said what made his job so difficult was he couldn't see the 8 is nursing an infected hip resulting from a floor burn and Jimmy court. Milford Foxwell hiked his season's total to 188 points by John M. Clayton Lankford has a swollen hand player's heart. Call it never-say-die spirit, or the ability to deliver in the clutch, but it still spells tiuriocK enus tne regular season Bows Again, 83-63 scoring 11 tallies.

The Blue Belle girls of Cam Despite Harold Vickers' 30 point bridge High romped to their 14th h-e-a-r-t. at St. Michaels on Tuesday evening. The Laurel Owlettes girls team disputes the Eastern Shore powd- victory, doubling the count on Sud Bowen declares he's watched output, the John M. Clayton High cagers went down to their 15th Alumni Five Trips Federalsburg High Norman Bradley dumped in 24 counters as the Alumni outscored the Federalsburg High quintet last evening, 51 to 45.

Carl Wat-gon'a 18 tallies sparked the schoolboy attack. The Federalsburg High sextet shaded the Alumnae, 17 to 16. The scores: Fodoraliburg HI. Alumni kids that were sensations in sand lersville High. 22 to 11.

Joan Tieder paced the winning attack straight loss at the hands of the puff title claimed by the Mil-ford Blue Hens. They have won lot and high school ball, but choked up when playing Clasa ball. Alumni, 83 to 63, last evening at with 11 markers. Dagsboro, Del. The scores: YOU OiZZV-VwhTlSeS 5uRE BECAUSE IM THIS 10WM VyKt: hAit D8LNK0R COW IK.

WE HAVE -eJlj you "tm sE. 2y RDITTIIIfiUlH amd bought vouesEir Plus UC nine itraight game after losing The heart was about the size of The score: Cambridge High Sudlersville High (Boys) Alumni to Milford by one point, and the Owlettes claim the Blue Hens owe a pea. Another so-so prospect will become a star. Why? He has the John M. Clayton High r.

them a return tiff. Incidentally, Vickern.f TPukes.f Maole.f A nthnnv.f 3 13 0 21 rhsva) Iton.f topner.f in 2 1 WilllaniK.f nark.f heart of a tiger. HERE AND THERE: Man ager Carl McQuillen of Federals the Laurel misses play the undefeated STC sextet nera Tuesday evening. Mnmford.c Hudson, 0 1 13 4 Hurixon.c 4 Layfield.g leman.g 4 ft Woolen. 3 Marnier.

3 Hurley J2 losley.f Alilrt.igp.g Brndlfy.g Tlol.ins.g Bennett, ft 1 II 4 10 3 13 'Noble, a- A 5 2 1 3 R. Bradley, 1 4 24 0 0 2 1 3 Watson.f 7 Messlck.f 5 Wllliams.e 2 Hennlns.S 1 Hubbard, 0 Meredlth.f 1 Baker Robinson. Jones. burg tells us that he was awarded 1 0 0 Mitchell. a scholarship at University of 1 31" 5 8.1 Only Unbeaten Cage Team Wins 19th Totals 28 11 S.TTotals ti Maryland after graduating from Clayton Halftime: Alumni 34 J.

M. r.cfcre: Parrell Hudson munswicK nign. He threw up Totals 16 13 45j Totals 21 51 Halftime: Alumni 2 Federalsburg High 14. Referee: Francis Holsinger. Federalsburg.

Totals 11 14 4" his college education for pro- New York, Feb. 19(AP) The Sudlerivillt fessional baseball career Carl Prolong Life Of All Parts Of Car Much can be done by the careful motorist to prolong the life of the hundreds of parts that go to make up the average car. If you've been careless and neglectful lately about your auto, why not make this decision today. Plan to let us go over every inch of it at least once ajnonth. We'll tell you just what's needed.

Cambridge High nation's only undefeated college basketball team Southwest Mis High (Girls) Federalsburg Tri-State Staging Skeet Shoot Tomorrow is a fuel oil salesman for a firm in () TTIeder.f (Oirls) High roleniHn.f in Frederick during the winter 2 4 OFT 1 13 113 0 0 0 4 souri State did it again last night. Spratt.f 2 Mitchel 'Alumni TIBoyce.f Noble, "Hallowell.f 0 Smtth.f 1 Ercell Dove, chairman of the Smith, Xoonan.f nimes.r Cilenn McQuillen, of the Baltimore Orioles, you know, is a bro Tri-State Sportsman's Club skeet The lads from Springfield, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nlehola.f 1 Turmr.g- 0 L.Noble. 0 Miirpny OTotter.g rhiiiips F.mnry.g ther of the new Federalsburg aiming for the first Missouri is Sherwooi A. A. Conference championship Totsls 4 11 'Totals 4 22 Cambridge 8 Sudlersville Salisbury's Manager Gene Cor- since 1937, whipped Maryville 7 2 High 17 Totals Fedtralsburg HMftlme: Referee Totals 7 Halftime: Alumni 3.

At wood Henry and Joe committee, extends an invitation to all Eastern Shore gunners to tomorrow afternoon in a trap and skeet shoot at the club range, near Parsonsburg. The newly formed Eastern Shore Skeet League will get under! (Mo) Teachers, 45-31, for their MrKnett. Bi 19th straight triumph. bett received notice yesterday that he is to report March 17 at the Albany, training base. The rookies are to assemble three days The more than 100 rookies re As usual on Friday nights most Wally Hood, Jr.

Is a New York Yankee pitching rookie. His father hurled for Brooklyn in the twen of the major competition was in later while the experienced play way at Hmlock, Sunday, Febru porting to American licague baseball teams hail from 30 states and three foreign countries. the Rocky Mountains and Pacific ary 27th. ers fall in line one week hence ties. Coast areas..