Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 44

FORTY-FOUR SUNDAY TIMES, CUMBERLAND, MD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1952 Regional Game Warden Joseph A. Minke said the deer killed in Allegany County last week were the finest antlered animals taken since the checking stations were first established eight years ago. Almost SO per cent of the bucks checked had eight or more points and the animals were al, 10 heavier than in past years. Dale Arner, technician, said that the distribution of bone meal and -other supple- Gene Brown mental foods in the Green Ridge Forest during the past year could not be held accountable lor the increased antler or weight types. Arner said nothing will be definitely known ot the results at least the end of the next deer season.

Arner also urges hunters who bagged deer on War. Mountain to tend him the Jaw ot their deer if they do not Intend to save the trophy. The data which is obtained will help why the Warrior deer are of larger size better antlered than deer from other Violations Here Are Light Alleganr County had the smallest number of illegal deer Wlli In years with only seven doec or spike bucks downed up until Friday. There were 15 persons charged with game law -violations, but these were of another nature and did not pertain to Illegal Inr of deer. Racing Results nownc: tnrlch, K.

GodWni T.M. J.SO, ShusU G- Walker 3.60, 1.60) Blow Top, T. 3.80. A. KlrklaDd 7, 4.

--Master Showman. N. Shuk 6.30, S.80; Gilt, C. MeKes 3.30. DAILT DOUBLE tllrlcb Oom H7.JO O.

Cutshaw 15. 7.80. 5.20i HushlM. B. Zanelll 40, 18.80; Nlcodem, Klrkland 3.80.

Myth, W. Lester 4.80, 3.40. 3 80; Race Tandem. N. Shuk 4.80, Topper, F.

Citntrof i.SO. N. Bhuk 4.ZO. 3.80. J.80; a-Arista, W.

Lester 3.80, 3.60; "Dandy, R. ZoneUl 7.20. PUU Handicap, 000 added, 3 up, M. Alerted, D. Oor- 4 60, 3, 1.20; Auditing, N.

Shuk 3.80. J.60; O. Cutshaw 2.60. a-Cohen- Btraus entry. Thumb, R.

1J.40. 8.80. 4.80; Pllayya, G. Walker 5, S.80; C. McKee S.80.

S-SnowfUres, N. Shuk T.40. 3.90, J.M: funnyman, R. 4.SO, 3.30; SUviw Pal, W. 2.60.

CHARLES TOWN: Ned, S. Palumbo 8, 1,90. Unison, r. Krati Dapper W. Harfack 7.20.

Frostburf. S. Palumbo 8.M, 3, J.BO; Mary Ann, E. Mclvor J.SO. Lana Barton, D.

Gardner 6.60. DAILY DODBLB American Ned and Mr. Fro.tbmr» paid (23.80 OH, R. Shlrey 1.60, Happy Count. M.

gorrentlno J.BO, Bona Girl, W. Miller 4.40. Gold, G. Pappas 8.40, 3, I.JO! Publicity Mla.i, R. Shlrey 4.40, Colum- ellle, F.

D. Rivera 3. Junior. S. Palumbo 1.90, J.flO.

l.BOi Inaction, DavU 5.90! Delaplane, n. Shlrey 3.80. Degree. F. D.

JUrere. 18.80, 6.40, 4.40; Surpriio Girl, W. HarUok 1.60, Galloping D. Gardner J.ZO. W.

Hartack 7.60, Mlai Dow, M. Sorrcntlno 6, B.20; Outblrd, Krati 6.20. Dream, J. FHnerald 8.80, 3.80: Burning K. Carrillo 5.60, 4.40; Barranl Fire, E.

10.10. TAltt GBOTJNDli V-Battle CWef. L. Adklna J.aO, S.40; Vlckt DUna. C.

Cottman 1.10. 3.80; Heart O( F. Zehr 10. CharlU. W.

Bads 1.49. 81 Jennings Boy. C. BlUeaud 7.10. 4.801 Conquerant.

W. Owen 4. DAItT DOIIBUI BitU. Son Cbtrlle Miaa Mario. F.

Kaelln 14.40, 5.80. fa Grand. H. Ford 1.60, S.Mi ilr Walter E. Anyon 4.80.

Maid, K. Ford H.W, 44-KI, t.SOi W. Cox 4.10, IJOi Mr Dtrldeixl. A. Popera l.to.

B-In Ooret. X. SJO, I.Ki Rath. W. Cox t.K.

1.W1 Smooth Flnljh. H. ronj I.K. T. 8JC.

1. t.40; FuMrcaque, Q. QUeenvr 4.80. l.Mi Spin- On. O.

Grohe I. a-Benaon and Morgan entJT. Happr Go Luoky, A. Popara l.BO. 2.40: dq-The BatUer, W.

Owen 4.80. 3.40: Bay Bloom, H. Ford 4.80. dq-rlnlrtied (Unqualified and placed F. T.

Maher S2.60. Deer Killed Near City who have read "40 Year A Hunter" by Meshack Browning who wrote of his hunting prowes way back in the days when Indian still roamed Allegany and Garret Counties, have often "day-dream ed" of being in his shoes. Game wardens believe that thU year of the "daydreamers" made their hazy aspiration come true for 17 deer were killed last week within a mile or 10 of Cumberland. In fact the biggest deer baggec In the county wai a 205 pounc buck on Shriver's Hill, which starts just off Independence Stree and extends for several miles with the city Small Game Season Starts The small game season will resume tomorrow at sunrise with everything: In season except deer, wild turkeys and squirrel. Grouse are plentiful and are said to be fewer than in man; years.

Game habitation work wil have to be extensive to bring back the bunny population formerly ex isting here. Habbits are the mos popular game among hunters, ac cording to gurveys. Long Wait Proves Dud Game wardens tell of how a keeper at the Blllmyer Game Refuge on Green Ridge Mountain watched a big buck grow into a fine specimen during the past five years In anticipation of bagging: tbe animal for Its excellent rack of horns. Yesterday a Capitol Heights, nimrod went into the woods on Green Ridge and saw the prized buck feeding. He got in a true shot and down went the animal and the game keeper's dream in a puff of smoke.

The lucky hunter was David S. Ballard and he checked in the buck at Shipway's Inn. Graydon "Swede" Dunlap, deer checker, said the animal weighed 155 pounds and had eight marvelous-up-formed points. Armory Keepers Lucky The two custodian! at the State Armory here both barred deer on the first day of the Maryland season. George H.

Drew killed an eluht-polnt 173- pound. buck on Keyser's Rldfre John Dlvico shot a 134- pound. four-point buck at Little Orleans. Divlco's animal had strawberry roan hide. Woman Continues Streak Frances Swisher, who resides on Virginia Avenue, killed a doe In West Virginia and a buck in Maryland last week.

This makes the ninth straight year she has bagged a deer, and several years she got one each in the two states. Hunting with her on Creek over In nearby West Vir- jrlnla were Clarence Grady. City; Lloyd Welkcr and Johnny Yaider, both of Patterson Creek. They each bagged deer on Creek Ridge. Big Buck Downed Nearby Up on Meadow Mountain in Oarrett County some of the best deer in the state are to be found.

John Gllpin of Grantsvllle bagged one of the best in years Thursday the animal weighing 188 Local Schools Set For Basketball Action LaSalle Five And Fort Hill OpenTuesday Thirty-Eight Games In Area This.Week; AIco At Piedmont Area high school and collegiate basketball hits full stride this week with most of the quints that haven't already lifted the curtain on the campaign getting their official first shots at the hoops. Locally, Allegany's defending city and Western Maryland Interscholastic League champions, as well ai Fort Hill, LaSalle and Ridgeley all get their basket baptism this week. Thirty-eight contests are on the heavy tri-state card with gamei slated Monday through Saturday. Fort Hill and LaSalle will make their initial starts Tuesday evening with the Sentinels of Bobby Cavanaugh traveling to Hagerstown to battle the Hubs of Mel rlenry. The Explorers will invade Romney for a tussle with the Camperi Piedmont Coach Bill and his Camp er five will journey to Piedmon Friday evening in their lidlifte while Ridgeley Blackhawki under new coach Chester Payne will hit the boards for firs time against an Alumni fivt Tues day night.

Cavanaugh, beginning 25tl rear ai a local mentor, loit the services of three starters from ast year's quint through gradua ion and will not have the services another part-time regular as he the 1952-53 season. First tringerg Dave Hitter, John Poling John Short received diplomas a June while Harold "Gagiy" Hull, who played regular guard vhan Shore was injured last sea on, is not eligible because he eached his 19th birthday December 1. Also missing from last year'i pounds and rack of horns. arrying 10-polnt Powder Puffles In 0-0 Deadlock COLLEGE PARK, Dec. eserves for the Hilltoppsrs will be onald Dolan, Charles Morris and harles Hartman.

In facing the charges of Mel enry as an opening test, the entlneli will be taking oa one the finalists in last year's state Class A championship game. The enrymen lost to Wicomico High or the crown. Last year, the Hubs handed Tort a pair of losses, bagging a iriDing 39-36 decision here and hen sweeping the series with ose 48-15 triumph in Hagerstown. Hagerstown won its opening ame of the season, easily downing Williamsport 51-31. The ubs were slated to meet Gettys- urg (Pa.) High last night.

The Hilltoppen, who had a 10-5 ecord last season, will play West Fairmont High on the Sentinel court Friday night. The visitors handed the Cavanaughmen a 45-36 loss year in the West Virginia city. Cavanaugh announced last night that, although he is still undecldad about his traveling squad for the Tuesday contest, he will probably pick his starting lineup from George McGregor, Bill Kerns and Jim Farris, forwards; Bob Brant and Dick Bittner, centers, and John McVicker, BUI Burke or Jim Shipley, guards. Vete Return Ai LaSaUe LaSalle, with veteran-etudded squad returning from the quint that poited a 15-10 record during 1951-52, will take Romney in the first of pair of contesU this week. The Explorers will be in Altoona Friday, meeting Altoona Cathollo, Coach Art Skxnxn win Marty MuXUoqr, Denote Shuck, Bobby Charley Klenhofw, PhQ Ocata, Bffly Core, Richard Harris, Hugh Nolan and Barney Spearman back.

MuUaney, Shuck, Cfl-The girls of Kappa Kappa 7,7" n. Harris, Nolan, Dovo. Christ and Gamma and Kappa Delta slipped puddles today in the fourth annual Powder Puff Bowl football game at the University of Maryland. Jane Cahill of Washington, quarterback for the Kappa Deltas, was the star neat pas- first but was gecond. Hidden.

Neb 3.80; II. H. Keone 2.80. TttOPICAL PAHJti Baby Pauly, A. Dcsplrlto 10.40.

4.80. 8.40: Prince Dandy, T. Bnrrow 5. 4.30; C. Burr 2.70.

Belle. C. Erriro 10.30. 5, 3.110: Susan Dear. S.

Boulmetis 3.M. 2.90; SC of up to 20 yards and getting Grand Egyptian. D. Wagner 13.70. DAILY DOUBLE Patily Ruddy Belle paid 114.80 T.

Barrow 169.90, 65.50. 31.80; Sanction. D. Madden 23.40. 12.70: 'Younjr Romance.

A. Desplrito 3.10. E. J. Knapp 131.70.

23.40. T3.10: Test Pattern. L. Batchellor 3.10. 170; Fair Triad.

A. Desplrito 4.SO. K. Church 33.BO. 9.80, 8.90: C.

Burr 3.50, 2.90; Harass, Roland 9. Eileen. R. L. Stevenson 8.70.

J.40, 2.SO; Pampas Beauty, S. 12.20. 7.90; Calicut, K. Church 3.9(1. Hoot, W.

Bnland 11.80, I.ihha, L. Balchcller 26. 10.60; Streaking. B. Green 5.20.

N- Llravc Bim, J. Chester 9.30. 4 10. 3.30; The Phoenix, I. Hanford 10.30, 7.10: Egotist.

C. Burr 3.10. Creek. R. L.

Stevenson 13.30. 9.2n. Bramble Sun, K. Church 11, 6.60; Fullon Market, E. J.

Knapp 10.20. VJaiuuia auu xxaiipti ajeiLa biiuueu and slithered through mud pearma a ternate startln itions for Slocum last season. Missing for action will be Paul Ackerman, another because of ruling. regular last 19-year SECOND BEST IN of the Cumberland Rifle Club (above), who copped the summer championship of the Western Maryland League, finished second best in the national tournament, according to official notification received here from the National Rifle Association. Firing at Greenbelt (Md.) in September, the local gunners posted four-man score of 1595-113X, just one point less than the U.

S. Aggies of Washington who won the national championship. Tha Aggies were "out-xed" by the locals, getting only 99 to 113 but they had a total point score of 1596. The 1595 score was good enough to earn the Cumberland team the state championship. Seated in the picture (left to right) with their scores in parenthesis are: Leo Leasure (398-30X), John A.

McGuire (399-S1X), Paul Nycum, who did not shoot, and Clarence F. "Jack" Fulk (399-26X). Standing are Floyd E. "Jake" Livengood (399-26X) and Harry Ranker, who did not shoot. Absent for the photo were Elmer L.

Brown and Hayes Robertson. neers, 40-33, in their opener last year on the SS. Pater and Paul court and scored a 48-35 victory in Romney to sweep the two-game set. Against Altocna last season, the Blue and Gold wai handed a 45-40 defeat here, while the game away was postponed. The Campers, hoping to repeat ai city and WMI champs, will tackla the tough Piedmont Lions in their Friday lid-lifter.

The'LJons nave bagged their first two starts, whipping the Alumni, 56-3T, and walloping Elk Garden, 70-44, Friday night. Bo wen, In 2Tth Tear and starting his 27th year as of the Blue and White, lost regulars Ronnie Slsk, Junior Eversole and Russ Robertson from the 1951-52 title club which won 16 games and lost four. The two re- urning starters, around whom the crafty Bowers will build his current club, are Center Dave Steele and Guard Herbert "Smoky" Howe addition to Dick Rank. The atter saw plenty of action as a regular near the end of the campaign. Dava Walton, who saw service as a substitute last season, may lave to givt up basketball, Bowers regular fullback on he Camper grid team, suffered a eg injury against Martinsburg and lad to sit out the rest of the campaign.

Other reserves who will be available for duty this leaaon are Dave ierboldshelmer, BUI Turner, Walt Bosley and Don Judy with help coming up from Roger Day'f Junor Varsity quint which won 16 and lost only two. Allegany'g first is lated Tuesday, December 16 against Somerset. Ridgeley, with only three lettermen returning, gets Its flrit itart- ng assignment against the Alumni Tuesday. Coach Chet Payne, In his first year ni haad of tha Black- iawks, has only Robert Byer, a unior; Detrick. senior, and Job Bradley, gophomore from last ear' i club.

tar tha follows: Frostburg Bobcats Win Second, Hand Altoona Five 85-66 Loss Coach Kenneth Babcock'g Frostburg Teachers College Bobcats had on their shooting togs last nighf as they drubbed Altoona (Pa.) Center, 85-66, in Frostburg. The victory was the second in three for Mountain City five. Center Jim Hicks, who did his ligh school cage playing for Fort was the big noise in the Teachers' attack, caging 25 markers when he hit on nine goals and seven fouls. Bill Kirk, ex-Barton star, was runner-up to Hicks with IT tallies. Lockard was the chief scoring threat for the Pennsy quint, hitting or nine fielders and four charity osses to score 22 points.

Frostburg, victor over Mountain State Junior College of Parkersburg, W. 73-72. in its opening contest, pumped away to a 20-12 irst-quarter lead, but held only a 0-39 halftime advantage. The Bobcats iced the contest in he third quarter, outscoring the visitors 27 to 13, giving them a 6752 margin going into the final period. Froatburg's lone loss wai at the hands of Shepherd College by a 1-85 count Thursday.

The lineups: lor PRINTING rroslbvrf Chapman Kirk Hlckl Baram Grayson Hulrton a ToUle OFT OFT 119 Loekard I 4 11 IT BeUr 101 9 25 Glarth a 4 10 3 11 Kelly I 11 i 18 T. JOlener I 1 7 333 1 0 2 E. Kllener 0 4 4 17 85 Purcell a 126 Reaney 102 Total. Scon by FHOSTBURG 40 ALTOONA CENTEH 12 18 and Pence. 66 Tech Trims Wolf pack, 54 To 7 LUBBOCK, Dec.

North Carolina State's Wolfpack absorbed -the full wrath of a Texas Tech eleven that had won only two famei thU year as the Red Raiders coasted to a 54-7 victory in an intersectional game today. The Raiden scored two touchdowns in each quarter and didn't allow the Wolfpack past Tech'g 30- yard line until quarterback Eddie Frantz hit end Harry Lodge with a 25-yard scoring pass in the third quarter. The Raiders scored on two of their first three plays from scrimmage. Openings Still Available In Rec Circuits Openings for in the School and Divisions of City Rec Basketball still available, Bob Pence, director, announced last nigbx Teams interested in joining either of the circuits are asked to contact the Rec Department in the City Hall before Friday. Pence stated that he would to have at least 12 quints in each circuit, making it possible to hava four divisions of six teams each.

To date, eight clubs are in Men's circuit with ten clubs already signed in the High School Division. Pence also noted that bojn and girls Biddy Basketball will begin practice Saturday, 9:30 a. at Fort HOI. There are still spots for teams in both leagues. Pence said, with interested also asked to contact the City Rec Department.

Both are made up of players from nine to 12 yean ot age. The practice toe the week follows: I-ORT HILL BOTi OTM MONDAY p.m. Club. TUESDAY p.m. Holy CnM and East 7:30 Jiamlt'i and Fort HIM Hi-Y; Paramount Iladlo and Backabop.

WEDNESDAY 6i30 p.m. Trinity Methodlit and St. Mary's; Marr- land Nut Shop and East Side; iiJQ Lapp's and JUnmle'i Market. THURSDAY p.m. mlnton Club.

FRIDAY p.m. Trinity St. Mary's; Maryland Nut and Fort Hill Hl-T; 8:10 Paramount Kadio and Lapp's. FORT HILL GtBLI OTM WEDNESDAY Women's Recreation ALLEOANT BOTS OTM MONDAY 8:30 p.m. 7:30 Allejany Ballades; ley Legion.

TUESDAY p.m. Merchant. nd Trl-Statt Roofing; and Chaney'a Transfer; 8:90 Nlstar- rennies and Sears. WEDNESDAY cabees: 7:30 Epiacopal; 8: SO Old Ballistics. Grace p.m.

MettuxtUt ud Germane and THURSDAY p.m. 7:30 Ridgeley Letfon; SiM Backshop. eMolay, Bfcd FRIDAY p.m. ri-Stat Chaney' Tri-State Rooflnm TiJO anj Transfer; and Seara. ALLKOANY OIBU) OTM MONDAY 7:30 p.m.

a 1 4 Brethien. Gyle Fielder of the St. Louli Flyers in the American Hockey League is one of the.few professional key players to be born in the U. 8. He comes from Poltach, Idaho.

CALL COMMERCIAL PRESS CO. HARRISON IT. CUMBERLAND luelMee Cord. Bookbfndfnff Programs off one 33-yard punt. Despite her Kappa Gammas and put together the scoring threats in a 0-0 deadlock.

But apparently today's classic will be the last of the series. Dean who are on the roster include John Blake, BUI Buzzard, Regis Fair, William Goldsworthy, efforts, the Kappa Harold Hudson, Thomas Malam- sdominted the play, ph Wlll 'am Roberts, Warren only real' Jame Struntz, Joseph! 'Thompson, Thomas Walker and Bob Zarger. LaSalle had a "hot and cold" of Women Adele Stamp announced I club last season while compiling two weeks ago that the affair its 15-and-iO record. The Explorers- would be discontinued after copped the city scoring year's game. th 342 points in 25 games Football is unladylike, she said.

SCRATCHES FAIR GROUNDS: 2-Lucky Mickey, Frejh. ShlnlnjT Deed. DanclnR Man, Gall.i.1aci. Verona Sands. Duck.

6-Unbridled. BOWIE: 1-Illt Bit. Dispatcher. Ripple Air. Triple l-'lUht.

2 Redisco. Montronse. Rim, Woodford Lass. Bnvy Flow. Ghost Knlder.

Sovereign Blue. 4 -HartiKon, J. North. Sparkling Hock. "The HaKcl.

5 Sakr-KI-Bahr. THOPK'AI. TARK: I Marsr Attention Sir, Count "Off, Hypocrisy. t'p. Tulkmchorn, So.i.ilor ijuv.

-mowncals. Bill, Ffttfd. Asi-Gcmma. Why Sure, Don Qulx- (Me. Spirit.

March Prat, Sweet Relish. 7- Gold Lancaster Lfldy. Buiycrde, Tahttlan. Away. All British, Free Passes, Round- Lanfimark Gal.

CHARLES TOWN: 1 -Port rontent, Teddy's Pride, Kndo.v Air Goods. 2 Sacnr.i.icd. /pphyivr.i McanKen, r. "Dntel, Prtroncl. Klk Water.

-Sydney If Dark Rein. Pence Trial, Direct Tin: Man. Louise Route Four, Listen To Me. ITOfKET SCORES Pittshurch Horshey 6 (Tie) Cleveland 3. Buffalo 1 Detroit 2, CtilcnKO 0 Ackerman second.

Ackerman also topped the 300 mark, caging 302 markers in the same number of games. The Explorers tripped the Pio- TUB SCAT fSrtffiU Beatl it Mt. Alumni at Rldgelejr Central at Piedmont Barton at Hyndmnn Moorefleld ot Wardcnsyflle (PVCT Bnice at Fort Athby Oakland Bayard Dunlap (Va.) at Franklin St. Joseph (Martlnsburg) at Paw Paw Potomac State at W.V.U. Freshmen WEDNESDAY Jas.

Wood 'Winchester) at Capon Bridge Hyndman at Rockwood Iw- THURSDAY Froitbure Tchrn. at Towson Tchrs. Alumni at Bruce FRIDAY West Fairmont at Fort Hill Allegany at Piedmont LaSalle at Altoona Catholic Sit. at Barton Fort Ashby at Romney (PVC) Franklin Mathlns (PVC) Warclensville at Capon (PVC) at Thomas (PVC) Ridseley at Beall Oakland at Central West Va. Deaf at Fort Hill Parsons at Katson Ilyndman at Everett Paw Paw at HedResvlIle Meyersdale at Northern CGrantnvlIIe) West Vn.

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