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TMt eWINSBOKO, )UISSfNOIB-UMeAYf 3AM. 1951 T-A Friday's Games On Local Scene And Involving Local Teams Makes Clean Sweep Swing 'In Western Kenfudty, County His OPENING ROUND OP TECH INVITATIONAL their hold among the "first 10 teams" in state high school basketball by winning from the Mayfield High Cardinals, 60 to 44, here, Friday night. The lineups: Daviess County FG FT PF TP Ward, 3 0 3 6 Ward, ...4 1 1 9 By JOYCE POWERS The Centertown Demons and the Tech High Wildcats were victorious over the Livermore Yeliowjackets and Cloverport Aces in the opening round games of the Tech High Invitational Fridav nis-fct at t.hei Trh Centertown Demons Defeat Tech High Wildcats, 56-37 to Win Tech Invitational Title Daviess Panthers Beat Sedalia, 61-56; And Mayfield, 60-44 By WENDELL WATKINS SEDALIA, Jan. 19 The Da Slot Machine Raids Continue In Kentucky in which a large number of slot machines were confiscated in cities and towns throughout Kentucky. Seventy-six such machines were confiscated in Owensboro 51 from the Roby Amusement six from J.

C. Whitten, eight from the Moose Club, and 11 from the Owensboro Amusement Co. Whitten and a'mes C. Roby were the only local persons arrested, and have been held for grand jury action under bond 6f $500 each. ...9 1 3 19 High Gym.

Centertown won 55-31 Kr ah winkle, Bell, 6 3 4 1 and Tech by 48-38. points, tallied on seven field bas-j kets and two free throws. In the consolation tilt Cloverport Centertown FG Maddox, 4 J. Durham, 0 Best, 3 3 3 9 Foster, 0 0 2 0 M. Johnson, 0 0 4 0 K.

Cook, 0 0 2 0 Chapman, 0 0 1 0 Anderson, 0 0 2 0 Brown, LOUISVILLE, Jan. 19 The FBI's biggest state roundup of Garrett was called Into the U. S. Marine Corps last week. Coach Harlan Hodges was forced to call two Murray players from the stands who had not dressed for the game, and send them in.

The game marked the Record meeting this year of the two neighboring Western Kentucky college quints. Murray defeated Wesleyan 66-64 in a "low-score" tilt at Murray Jan. 3. The Panthers outscored the 'Breds eight points on fielders but Murray took a game on foul shots. Last night the tables were turned and it was Wesleyan who won on charity tosses.

The local 'Cats scored 34 foul shots to Murray's 19. The Panthers, who have won two "squeakers" in four days, will take a week off before their next same which will be with the Berea Mountaineers at Berea Saturday. It will mark the second meeting for Wesleyan and Berea of the year. The Boxscore: Kentucky Wesleyan FG FT TF TP Shearer, 6 5 ft 15 viess County High School Panthers made a clean sweep of their two-game series in Western Kentucky when they defeated the Sedalia High quint, 61 to 56, here, Saturday night. At Mayfield, on the pre slot machines was extended swift Panthers Win Williams, Dermom, Igleheart, D.

Brown, Brock, Johnson, Porter, 0 3 0 7 0 3 1 6 24 .26 8 25 60 FG FT PF TP .4 1 19 Continued From Pape One) Totals Mayfield Sparks, Graham, Hill, Guthrie, 3 3 2 0 Totals 11 8 7 0 1 5 2 3 0 1 2 1 3 1 0 FT PF' TP 3 3 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 7 0 0 0 1 2 15 0 0 0 1 4 7 0 0 2 1 1 13 7 14 55 FT PF TP 13 5 0 0 0 4 4 6 0 0 0 0 3 8 1 11 15 3 0 0 0 113 1 13 10 3 9 18 31 Holmes, By JOYCE POWERS The Centertown High School Demons, runner-up in the Ohio County Invitational Tournament, came through against the Owensboro Tech High Wildcats, 56 to 37, to annex the third annual Tech High Invitational Tournament, here, Saturday night. Centertown had advanced to the finals by beating Livermore, 55-31, while Tech High won from the Cloverport High Aces, 48-38. Cloverport captured the consolation round game defeating the Livermore High Yeliowjackets, 56 to 39. The Demons took a 14-point lead in the opening period in the finals against the Wildcats which enabled them to coast to an easy win. Centertown led 21 to 7 at the end of the initial period, 34 to 17 at the end of the half and 43 to 24 as the fourth and final quarter got under way.

Rex Igleheart led the pointmak-ers with 20 in pacing the Ohio Countians to victory. H. Bratcher was high scorer for Tech with 16 Reding, 0 in winning irom Livermore, 56-3B. led throughout, 15-8; 27-20; and 45 td 31. Johnnie Meador was leading pointmaker for the Aces with 18, on eight field goals and two free throws.

Sam Durham was high scorer for Livermore with 16 points on seven fielders and two free throws. (Championship game) Tech High (37) G. Pugh. Tice, Bellamy 5, Bratcher 16, J. Pugh 6, Roach 3, Ellis 7.

Centertown (56) Brock 6, Igleheart 20, Williams 11, Porter 9, Johnson 1, Maddox (Consolation game) Cloverport (56) Askins 3, Moad, Tucker 8 Chancellor 7, Galens 8, Denham, Meadors 18, H. Sturgeon 12, Harpe, P. Sturgeon. Livermore (38) King 9, P. Durham, Atherton 5, S.

Durham 14, Miles 8, Bennett, Bell 2, Cook, Crouch, Underwood, Owen. .15 14 11 44 Totals Score at end of Daviess County 21 35 54 SO Livermore FG P. Durham, 2 P. Bell, 0 J. Miles, 1 B.

Morris, 0 Atherton, 4 Cook, 0 P. Owen, 1 Church, 0 Underwood, 1 S. Dearham, 1 S. Bennet, 1 Abernathy, 2 5 5 1 Pardue, 1 2 1. 5 2 Johnson, 0 Daniel, 6 vious evening the Coach Buck Sydnor's aggregation of Panthers down the Mayfield High Cardinals, 60 to 44.

It was the 13th win for the Daviess County cagers of Owensboro, against two defeats. They will get a chance to even up on one of their setbacks during the coming week when they will be hosts to the Calhoun High Bulldogs, at the Daviess County Gymnasium, in Owensboro, on next Friday evening. Calhoun beat the Sydnormen, 61-44, at Calhoun, on Dec. 14, last. Howard Krahwinkle, center, who on the previous night paced the Panthers in their wrin over the Mayfield, again set the pace for Daviess County against Sedalia as he racked up nine field goals, and three free tosses for 21 points.

The Sedalia hoopsters got off to a fast start against the Panthers and were apparently out to make a runaway of it. They led 21 to 11, as the first quarter ended. Coach Sydnor's aggregation began to click in the second period and as the half ended had tied the ball game at 9 4 0 15 10 31 .0 ''1 0 0 3 4 11 0 4 0 Christopher, 3 Harrell, 10 Witherspoon, 0 Westerfield, 7 Curtis, 0 Totals 11 Mayfield 13 23 32 44 CENTRAL CITY 46 CALHOUN HIGH 36 By SHERMAN WILSON After a close, hard-fought first half. Coach Delmas Gish's Central City Golden Tide piled up a 10-point lead over Owensboro Catholic High in the third quarter and then both teams played on even terms the remainder of the game with the Tide finishing on the heavy end of a 46-36 score, at the Sportscenter Friday night. Score at end of periods: Centertown 11 26 Livermore 6 15 43 24 55 31 of 34 34 31 102 I'O ft 5 0 5 10 Totals Murray Mikez, and Settles COURT NEWS FG FT PF TP 10 5 2 Officials Hobbs Owensboro.

Tech High Glen Pugh, Billy Tice, Harold Bratcher, James Pugh, bobby Ellis, Charles Bellamy, Police Court R. G. Harrington, 29, 100 block ,7 6 5 12 4 41 11 5 0 3 0 1 0 2 11 1 1 0 5 2 5 4 s4. 5 5 1 J. M.

Gipe, 2 Bailey, 3 DeWeese, 2 Clark, 6 Gott, 1 Purcell, 15 Lampley, 5 Jeffrey, 2 Hussung, 0 FG FT PF TP 2 4 5 8 Central City Coleman, W. 21st reckless driving, $100 fine suspended; assault and battery, drunk, charges filed away. 31-31. 1 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 14 13 14 2 0 0 0 0 4 4 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 ly into new Kentucky areas today. By nightfall.

3,637 of the gambling devices valued at one million dollars had been seized. Nine arrests today raised to 44 the total number of Kentuckians nabbed in the continuing anti gambling drive launched yesterday. FBI agents, assisted by local officers, directed their day-long activity against machines in cafes, roadhouse. and clubs. As the FBI shifted its attention to public and private clubs, Special Agent John F.

Malone, in charge here, said the clubs themselves often were innocent of any federal violation. Owners, operators and repairmen handling the gambling machines are the target, he explained. Malone said Kentucky's yield is the highest raids so far under the federal law. It bans interstate shipment of gambling machines and requires their operators and repairmen to register with the government. Most of those arrested In Kentucky were charged with failure to register as operators or repairmen.

They were released on bond after appearances before United States commissioners. The Louisville FBI office listed these men arrested today either as unregistered dealers or unregistered repairmen, all being released on bond: Owensboro area John Peter Bailey of Sebree, doing business as the Bailey Record Co. at Henderson: Laz Puckett of Henderson, and L. Thomas Woods of Sebree, doing business at Tommy's Amusement Co. Louisville area Joseph Edward Lampe of Louisville, doing business as Joe's Amusements, and Reed Arvin Morgan, Louisville.

Paducah area Kent Hamby of Hickman, doing business as Hamby Music Co. Covington-Newport area Richard Gindale of Newport, whose occupation was given as manager, Ace Sales of Cincinnati, with offices in Covington; John Bernard Rigney of Covington, whose occupation was given as horse breeder, Vestibula Farm, Florence, and Leo Martin Caproni, of Mays-ville, whose occupation was listed as beer distributor. Among others on whom the FBI Westerfield and the latter tied it up 95-95. Murray didn't have time to get the ball into play before the end of the regular game. Dick 'Anders fouled Bob Pardue as the overtime period opened and Bob Pardue scored two free Purcell immediately put the 'Breds into a 99-97 lead with two more jump shots.

Daniel tied it up with a lay-in when Johnson passed the ball to him when he was wide open under the basket. Daniel hit the century-mark for the locals on a foul shot when Carlos Bailey committed Murray's 41st foul. Three minutes and 28 seconds remained in the overtime. Pardue knocked the bottom out of the bucket with a two-hand set from the corner and the Panthers led 102-99. Harrell left the game with.

a minute and 38 seconds to play on a foul and Westerfield followed him 28 seconds later. Murray declined both foul shots in favor of trying for a basket and took the ball out of bounds with one minute left. The Panthers started freezing the ball. Allie Curtis fouled Dick Gott and Murray called for time. When play was resumed, the Thoroughbreds declined the free throw and took the ball out of bounds.

Purcell fired a shot that missed and Bailey rebounded it for a goal making score 102 to 101 with 15 seconds remaining to play. The Panthers kept the ball the remainder of the playing time. Purcell added 17 points to his total in the final period as Murray scored 32 points to erase Wesley-an's eight-point third-quarter advantage. With the Panthers leading 81-74, Murray started a down-court press defense and it apparently rattled Wesleyan a bit. Harrell hit an amazing underhand shot after which Ernie Abernathy, who had replaced Norman Christopher in the third quarter, committed his fifth personal as Gipe attempted a jump shot.

Gipe made the first one and Murray declined the second. Purcell hit a jump shot, making the score Wesleyan 83, Murray 77. Anders Charlie Lampley hit a Huddleston, 2 0 1 4 Shown, 0 5 5 5 Wolfe, 2 0 4 4 Creel, 0 0 4 0 Withrow, 6 4 3 16 Toll, 1 1 2 3 Millard, 3 0 5 6 19 41 101 D. Shelton, 0 B. Arnold, 0 B.

J. Roach, 0 Bill Hobbs, 0 Elmer Donald Scates, 36, Tyler, drunk, $10 and costs. Horace Houston, 59, Evansville, drunk in a public place (reduced Totals 41 Score by periods: Wesleyan 17 Murray 19 95 05 71 63 45 47 20 8 20 43 FG FT PF TP 3 14 7 16 14 29 46 FG FT PF TP 4 6 2 14 Totals Catholic High Taylor, f-c Daviess County took a five point lead in the third quarter, and held that margin throughout the remainder of the contest. Bill Marmath, fleet guard of Sedalia, kept his team in the ball game as he scored 28 points on 12 fielders, and four gratis Wilsie Ward was in the runner-up spot in scoring for Daviess County with 14 points, registered on six field goals and two free throws. Harry Bell, Panther guard, tallied 11 points, on four fielders and three gratis shots.

Whitlow, Sedalia forward, fouled out of the contest in the fourth quarter. Free Throws Missed: Murray- Gipe DeWeese 2: Gott Purcell Lampley 2. Wesleyan Shearer Abernathy Daniel 4: Christopher Harrell Westerfield 2. Referee Whipple, Evansville, Forsythe, of Browder, Ky, Totals Cloverport Tucker, Chanclor, Askins, i Galens, Meadors. Sturgeon.

H. Sturgeon, Pete 0 0 4 3 1 0 0 3 2 2 2 0 0 2 5 1 5 0 Krampe, 1 5 5 7 Berry, 0 0 0 0 Gasser, 1 0 2 2 Harrington, c-f 0 1 3 1 Hartz, 1 0 3 2 Alvey, 0 0 0 0 Adams, 4 .2 3 10 Totals 11 14 15 36 Free throws missed: Central City Coleman 2, Shown, Creel. Catho 12 14 12 38 Totals $880 Taken from Safe At Union Bus Station A burglar who apparently cut his wrist while" breaking a west window of the Union Bus Station early Saturday morning opened a steel safe and took approximately $880 in cash. According to Capt. Robert Weber, who investigated the accident, blood stains around the broken window, cabinets, baggage and ticket windows and around the safe indicated the thief was bleeding profusely while he was pilfering the safe.

The money was contained In three locked steel boxes, Luther Rowlett, station manager, told police. Of the amount stolen, $857.36 was in currency and change. One box held two checks, one from Central Electronics Supply Co. for $22.22, and one from the Cambron Body Shop for 88 cents, he stated. There was no evidence that the safe had been pried open, Weber said.

He observed that it appeared the safe either had not been properly locked when the bus station was closed Friday night, or that the burglar knew the combination. Rowlett told the police that the night agent, James Webb, locked the safe at 10 p. m. Friday. On Saturday morning when Rowlett checked the safe, he noticed that it Would not lock.

He surmised that a pipe or tool that would fit over the safe handle was used to force open the safe, he said. The robbery was reported at 6:20 a. m. Saturday by J. W.

Durrett, day clerk, who opened the office at 6:15 a. the police report stated. from operating motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants) $100 and costs; 30 days in jail, days only suspended; drunk and reckless driving, charges filed away. Manios Johnson, 32, 300 block Walnut drunk, $10 and costs. Wallace James Cooper, 20, 2400 block French failure to give proper information following an accident, reset to Monday.

George Bosley, 29, 1000 block W. 5th breach of peace, reset to Monday. Leonard Flowers. 42, 1200 block W. 7th hit and run, reset to Monday.

Leo Sales, 56, Evansville, drunk, dismissed. 'Erwin James, 33, 1300 block E. 9th breach of peace, $100 and costs, 50 days in jail. Score at end of periods: Cloverport 7 13 Tech High 9 24 The lineups: 33 48 27 33 Daviess County FG FT PF TP Hobbs and Settles of Officials Wilsie Ward, 6 2 3 14 lic High Taylor 4, Krampe 3, Harrington 2, Gasser, Adams 4. Score at end of periods: 6 1 0 2 3 3 4 2 3 8 21 11 5 0 2 Guy Hardy, 1 H.

Krahwinkle, 9 Harry Bell, 4 Dickie Best, 2 Mose Johnson, 0 Kemp Cook, 1 DAVIESS COUNTY 60 MAYFIELD 44 By WENDELL WATKINS MAYFIELD, Jan. 19 Coach Central City 7 21 38 46 Catholic High 10 19 30 36 Referees Gus Banko and Arad Buck Sydnor's Daviess County High McCutchen of Evansville. Panthers continue to strengthen 23 11 20 61 FG FT PF TP 0 3 5 3 New England Youth Held In Theft of Three Cars Robert P. Maurice, 19, Bprague County, was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff W. D.

Thomson on a car theft charge, Saturday afternoon, on Highway 60, about a half mile west of Owensboro. The deputy spotted the fctolen car a. short time after it 'was reported by Bob Castlen as having been taken from 9th and Maple about 5 p. m. yesterday.

Castlen Informed Desk Sergeant Leonard Smith that he had left his car to go into a nearby drugstore when it was stolen. Maurice, following his arrest, admitted the theft of two other automobiles in Owensboro. A car owned by Edd King, Route 8, parked In a lot near 5th and Frederic was stolen about 8 p. m. Friday.

It waa recovered on Griffith west of Frederica where Maur Totals Sedalia Whitlow, R. McCandless, Cook, one-hander and Gipe cut the lead to three points when Shearer fouled him. Westerfield hit a one-hander Quarterly Court Harold Logsdon, Philpot, petit larceny, reset to Thursday. Charles Cambell, 1300 block River petit larceny, reset to Thursday. 1 4 1 2 .12 7 12 2 4 28 5 4 0 0 4 4 2 1 0 3 Wilson, K.

McCandless, office here had data available to and then rebounded a lay-in that Marmath, HENDERSON 69 OWENSBORO 63 By PAUL PARKER HENDERSON, Jan. 18 Henderson Barret's Purple Flash built up a 24-18 advantage in the first quarter and fought the Owensboro Red Devils to a stand-still the remainder of the game to defeat the visiting Daviess Countians 69-63 at the Barret gym here Friday night. Owensboro FG FT PF TP Harrell missed on a fast break. Westerfield fouled Gipe and when the latter missed the shot, the ball Totals 20 16 15 56 Spoilt Calendar MONDAY Wrestling matches at the Sports-center Greenville at Sacramento TUESDAY Utica at Owensboro Tech High Owensboro Senior High at Central City Muhlenburg County Tournament at Bremen Hartford at Centertown Score at end of periods: was tipped back to him and he Divorce Suit Izetta Hazelrigg Rickard filed suit in the Daviess Circuit Court against her husband, Paul Rickard, connected on a one-hand shot, Daviess County 11 31 45 6 Sedalia 21 31 40 5 day were: Cynthiana area Russell Cline Ballinger, owner of a tavern at Falmouth. Lexington area James F.

Hun-ley and Raymond W. Pace; both of the Bluegrass Distributing The FBI office gave this breakdown on the Kentucky seizures: Ashland area, total 422, with 247 87-82, Wesleyan. Referees' Mason and Howard. Joe' Mikez fouled Daniel and Drakesboro Community High when the Murray forward protested the call and grabbed an official, a technical foul was added. ice said he had abandoned it.

seeking a divorce on the grounds of cruelty. The couple married Sept. 29, 1950, and separated Sept. 14, 1951, according to the petition. John B.

Anderson, attorney. "fS Circuit Court Suit FARM LOAN OFFICERS ARE 10 5 24 10 12 2 2 1 6 2 2 0 3 1 4 1 0 1 Warren, 4 Kuegel, 2 Bibb, 9 Milton, 4 Gipe, 5 Moody, 1 A 1937-Ford which was taken off a lot at 9th and Allen on REELECTED AT ANNUAL MEET at Cloverport at Lewisport Horse Branch vs. Cromwell Hartford Daniel hit the person and Captain Harrell made the technical. Purcell hit another fielder and Harrell add Thursday afternoon, and owned by in Ashland, 75 Catlettsburg, 100 Raceland. Hopkinsville area, total 84, with nine at Earlington, 29 Madisonville, two Dawson Springs, 44 Hopkinsville.

I Thirn Smith, was recovered on The Southern States Owensboro The annual stockholders of the Farmers National Farm Highway 8L three miles south of Petroleum Cooperative, filed suit ed two more charity tosses after Glin Jeffrey fouled him. Bailey got a tip-in and Purcell scored again, Owensboro, where Maiirtew said Loan Association was held in the Daviess county court room Satur had left it, after running out of gas. 91-88. Maurice told Deputy HBrnr in the Daviess Circuit Court against Alfred G. Tate, of Centralia, 111., doing business as Construction and others, seeking to collect $2,173.53, claimed to be balance due on account for petroleum supplies furnished the defendant.

Byron, Sandidge and Holbrook, Totals 25 13 10 63 Henderson FG FT PF TP King, 7 0 3 14 Royer, 6 4 3 16 Clark, 13 4 2 30 Robbins, 2 1 4 5 Clay, 1 2 3 4 Lambert, 0 0 1 0 Totals 29 11 16 69 Thompson that he was dishonorably discharged from the Army at Wesleyan called time-out, their sixth of the contest, and a technical foul was charged to them. Purcell. Murray's captain, shot the foul and a moment later, tied the I count at 91-all with another bas Camp Atterbury, and had sto Covington-Newport area, total 1,288, with 296 in Covington, 207 Edgewood, 729 Newport, 11 Wilder, 45 Morning View. Cynthiana area, total 71, with 60 in Falmouth and 11 in Maysville. Frankfort area, total 112 in Frankfort or Franklin County.

Hazard area, total 60, with 15 in Combs, 32 Tribbey, 13 Darfork. Lexington area, total 395, with len the cars in an effort to reach his home in Connecticut, but each time the automobile he had taken was low in gas. He will be arraigned In Quarterly Court here on Monday. ket. Harrell put Wesleyan In the lead again, with a jump-shot and Bailey tied it with 58 seconds remaining in the game on the same type of Score at end of periods: Owensboro 18 33 Henderson 24 39 63 69 47 51 Dundee at Spottsville Rockport, at Fordsville Scbree at West Louisville WEDNESDAY Owensboro Catholic High at Rock-port, Ind.

THURSDAY McKenry at Beaver Dam Dundee at Centertown Horse Branch vs. Elizabethtown at Leitchfield FRIDAY Owensboro Tech High vs. Owensboro Catholic High at the Sports-center Calhoun at Daviess County Cloverport at Clarkston Cromwell at Caneyville Leitchfield at Hartford Hawesville at Brandenburg Horse Branch at Rockport, Ky. Lewisport st Irvington West Louisville at Utica SATURDAY Kentucky Wesleyan at Berea Henderson at Daviess County Greenville at Beaver Dam Centertown at Caneyville Sacramento at Livermore 380 in Lexington and vicinity, 15 Winchester. Louisville and Shively area, total Crowns Homecoming Royalty By KATIE JEAN RHODES DRAKESBORO Katherine Dean Thomas and Bobby Ray Lacy, juniors at Drakesboro Community High School, were crowned "Miss and Mr.

Drakesboro Community High School" at ceremony following the seventh annual homecoming basketball game. Earline Fra-zier, fourth grader, and H. C. Math-is of the second grade, shared honors as princess and prince of the grade school department. Runners-up in the high school department were Leslie Charliene Smith and Wendell Robinson, both seniors, while Leola Gott, sixth grade student, and Donald Shultz, fourth grader, were runners-up to the prince and princess.

The Buffaloes, DCHS basketball team, were defeated by the Trojans of Knob City High School of Russellville by 50-43. Entertainment for the royal court was furnished by two groups of students. One, a group of primary children, frolicked around Frosty, the snowman, in a realistic snow scene, as they sang the lyrics of the well-known winter song, "Frosty, the Snowman." This scene was complemented by James Davis singing "Winter Wonderland," with the other children joining in the chorus. The other scene was a tropical garden, complete with palm-lined walk. Seven couples, in evening attire, took part in this act as Oneta day morning.

R. V. Robinson, regional manager of the Federal Land Bank of Louisville, for the state of Kentucky, made a brief talk on the present Condition of the land banks, as compared with that of a few years ago. He stated they have solved the problem of farm financing for the farmer in many cases, last year making $16 million dollars in loans in the fourth district, which is comprised of Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio and Indiana. L.

C. White, of Island, was reelected a director to succeed himself. The board of directors held a meeting immediately after adjournment of the stockholders" meeting, and officers were reelected as follows: Paul T. Camp, president: Mike Ebelhar, vice president; Joe A. Vittitow, secretary-treasurer; W.

F. Brame, assistant secretary-treasurer; L. C. White, M. H.

Minnette, Wiley Mayo, Mike 499. Middlesboro, total 79, all In Mid- Cash for good used tires. Call or write J. E. Anderson, 3-5767 or P.

O. Box 766. 1 dlesboro. shot. Karl Hussung fouled Harrell, who scored on the first shot and the Panthers declined the second with 37 seconds.

With 10 seconds remaining, Shearer fouled out attempting to block one of Purcell's shots, and Murray took the lead, 95-94, as Purcell made both free throws good. Then Westerfield forced the game into an overtime with a gra Real Estate Transfers John L. Finney and wife, to Harry Routenberg and wife, for more or less, house and lot on south side of Maple west of Cedar St. R. L.

Mitchell and wife, to John G. Weir and wife, three lots in Dixon and Davis Subdivision, fronting on south side of Griffith Ave. R. T. Foster and wife, to Bert Smeathers and wife, tract of land on Grandview Rd.

Dora Lee Stevenson, to Robert L. Brewer Jr. and wife, for $12,000, more or less, tract of land east of Friedman Subdivision, south of Paducah, total 182, with 166 In Paducah and McCracken County, 16 Hickman. Owensboro area, total 445, with a INVISIBLE STITCHING DOES NOT SHOW IN 66 in Owensboro, 120 Geneva, 26 Sebree, 227 Henderson. BASKETBALL TWIN BILL TO AID MARCH OF DIMES The March of Dimes will benefit from a basketball doubleheader to be played at Philpot School at 7 p.

m. Monday. Fifth and Sixth graders from Philpot will oppose pupils in the same grades of Masonville School in the first game of the twin bill, with the "Old Men" of the Philpot School district meeting the "Old Men" of the Masonville School district in the finale. The "old men" team are composed of players older than 30. The Philpot Plowboys list their roach as Lvman Head and their PATCH WORK WINNECKE'S 3 Men Arraigned Here tis shot when Gipe fouled out with one second left.

Murray was weakened somewhat by the loss of two regulars, Garrett. Beshear and Gene Garrett. Beshear is on the ailing list and Two Sebree men and one from Rear Anderioa't 2Y Davie, Henderson were arraigned here DIAL Saturday before U. S. Commissioner J.

E. Walters on slot machine Polio is the only epidemic disease still on the increase in America. Since 1948 polio victims in the TJ. S. have averaged 30,000 yearly in contrast to the 10,000 to 12,000 i average of the 10 previous years manager ana waierooy as oane Ebelhar and Paul T.

Camp, members of the loan committee. Mr. Robinson presented a citation to Mr. Vittitow for being a "quota buster," as he was one of the secretary-treasurers in the district who went over the top in securing loans, this being the sixth consecutive year for which he has received a citation for the large amount of business secured for bis association. law violation charges, and were held under $500 bond each for action of the Feb.

25 U. S. District Court grand jury. They are John Peter Bailey, Sebree, Laz Puckett, 104 Jackson Henderson, and L. Thomas Woods, Sebree.

Each waived examining trial. They were arrested in Friday's raids conducted by FBI agents and bling Dribs claim Luther Luckett Griffith containing 3.412 acres, more or less. Robert L. Brewer Jr. and wife, to Joseph A.

Murphy and wife, for $6,000, more or less, one-half undivided interest in tract of land east of Friedman Subdivision, south of Griffith containing 3.142 acres more or less. R. D. Martin and wife, to Douglas Pattoa and of land in White sville. James E.

Abell and wife, to Robert E. Humphreys trustee, to James E. Abell and wife, lot in Delbert Lee Addition, of west side of W. 15th west of Lee Ave. wmmm Browning and Bobby Lacy sang, as coacn ana xioy iurueu as and waterboy.

Members of the Plowboys team include Miller Taylor, Doug Williams. Gilbert Curry, Doc Anderson. Virgil Thompson, Charles Em- KODAK DUAFLEK CAMERA "Charmaine. The royal party was headed by Mary Lee Johson, "Miss DCHS" for 1951. She was followed by the attendants of the prince and princess and other members of the royal court.

At the end of the procession, the prince and princess, I followed by the king and queen, I marched in and took their places Iff' V' Of the 277 players who participated in National League games in 1951, 231 took part in 10 or more games. A Tailor Made Suit For Groomed Perfection 1 rich. Dr. F. V.

Chambers, and Rev. i Curtis Erwin, Jasper Riddle and Ed Roberts, as well as a long list of reserves. On the Dribbling Dribs roster are I Adrian Bell, Larry Wigginton, I Maurice Locher, Henry Crutcher, Jimmy Beard, Thomas Cox and 'James Coffey, plus reserves. Applications to Wed Robert T. Routt, 44, Houstonville, to Frances Angela Wink, 30, Utica.

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7 at Beech-I The Whetstine boy was acciden-i mont. the jury was instructed in tally shot in his home by a 9-year- Muhlenberg Circuit Court Saturday i old playmate, who was handling a to return a verdict of acquittal for O' gun the two boys found an up-j Glen Minton, is, ueecn (Jrees, wno stairs closet. He died instantly. The together with Don Knight, 19, also day of burial was his 10th birth-; of Beech Creek, was accused of I cutting Feaster. The trial of John Knight, who also is to be tried on the same Open 7 Doys A Week 1T0W.

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J. B. Parson, Cloverport. grounds is slated for Friday. Jan.

1 I PHONI i 25 in Muhlenberg Circuit Court..