Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 15

Photw 4600 for a WANT AD Taker EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, MIX, WEDNESDAY, MAT 14, 1952 FIFTEEN SAVOY BOWLING CHAMPS are members of the winning Diamond team that copped the championship of the Savoy Ladies Bowling League. The received trophies at a dinner held, recently at the Loyal Order oJ Moose Home. Left to right, the champs are Mrs. LaV'ern Newcomer, captain, Mrs. Hilda.

Deter, Mrs. Virginia Fisher, Mrs: Virginia Kaller, Mrs. Margaret Yantorno and Mrs. Katherine Kerns. The Savoy circuit 3s one of the oldest in the area.

Country Club's Golfers To Open The men's golf team of the Cumberland Country Club will make its first, start of the season Sunday, teeing off against the Fountain Head Country Club linksmen here, at 12:30 p. m. Arrangements for the season opener will be made tonight at a meeting of' the local Men's Golf Association at the Country Club. The will start at 8 o'clock. B'rithmen To Drill B'nai B'rlth of the Hot Stove League will hold an important practice today, 5:30 p.

at Allegany Field. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Seattle V. San Francisco 2 San Diego 4, Los Angeles 1 (10 Innings) Hollywood 8. Portland 0 Oakland 4. Sacramento 3 Even Your Youngster Runs It with Ease Stogr Starting With Jacobaen bp.

Engine Ho Pushing for Yom tvOy Enclosed Chain Driw final dutch, Manual or Automatic ri 11 all 9OMHH Big AxrOnbJon "firtm Cutting Width Come in. Examine Light "We Wet What SeH" Gosgrove Cycle Co. 252 N. Centre St. Ph.

509 Franklin, Petersburg, Romney Score Conference Victories Franklin High's Panthers turned back the West Virginia School for the Deaf 10-3 at Romney, Petersburg's Vikings nosed out Keyser 4-2 at Petersburg and Romney High's Pioneers took the measure of Capon Bridge 5-1 at Romney in yesterday's action of the Potomac Valley Baseball Conference. Wardensville High leads the 10- Beall Edges (Continued from Page 14) pass. But, Wilkinson was the hero of the game. Besides being instrumental in Bruce's coring he picked a man ofl base in the sixth during Central's only scoring threat. The club circuit with a 2-0 record, but team must play at least eight games to be eligible for the league's championship, thus putting Franklin with a 6-1 standing on top.

The Panthers close their Conference slate with a return game with the Romney Silents. Ed Wimer paced the Franklin tossers by hurling two-hit ball. Kelley accounted for both of the Silents' hits. A three-run outburst in torn of the fourth enabled Petersburg to tate the measure of Keyser. Kessel worked on the mound for the Vikings and allowed seven hits while Homan and Smith hurled for Keyser and limited the winners to four hits.

Coach Dick McElwee's Romney Pioneers marked up their sixth win against two setbacks in beating Capon Bridge. Ed Hartman tossed one-hit ball for the winners with the only bingle being a three-bag- ger by Shoemaker IB the sixth. The boxscores: Franklin E. Wlmcr 3 Armstrong 4 Koontz 3 Kimble 1 E. Lamb't Ib 4 Smith 14 Eye W.

Wimer Depoy 3 4 AT ROMNET AB B.H|W. Deaf AB Totals, lEye 1 Kelly 1 Davis 2 Hlggleman 2 Rctton 0 Bower 0 Wright 0 Tingler OSox 10 Totals 22 3 2 FRANKLIN 016 211 WEST VA. DEAF "001 100 3 Two base Wlmor. Three base hits Klmble, Lambert. Base on off Button 2, E.

Wimer 7. Struck Wimer 12, Retton 8. Winning E. Wimer. Losing Keyier Rogers 3 Chapman Ib 4 Bishop 1 Sam an p-r Stlckley Reed Wright Courrler St'tamyer 2 Grayson Mason Smith AT AB UlPctenburr 1 2 Martin 1 0 1 Whltmer 3 0 L'therman 1 Boor 1 1 Collins Ib 1 Veacb 0 Frtntz 0 Kessel 0 0 Total! 0 AB II Fifth Preakness Aim Of Arcaro NEW (INS) he has overlooked a race here or there along the road, Eddie Arcaro figures he will be shooting for his 16th stake victory of the year Saturday at Pimlico.

On that day Eddie will ride Mrs. Walter Jefford's fleet colt, One Count, in the $75,000 Freakness. Eddie also will be gunning for his fifth Preakness victory. It has become almost a habit with him, a habit that has added greatly to the already-swollen Arcaro bankroll. Eddie figures the 15 stakes he already has won this year were worth around $100,000 to the lucky owners of the horses he rode.

And Eddie' didn't do too badly either, since he got ten per cent of the purses. Eddie said he figured he had the Preakness and the $100,000 Belmont all sewed up until Hill Gail, which he rode to victory in the $100,900 Kentucky Derby went wrong. "But you never can tell," he added. "This colt One Count looks as if the mile and three sixteenths of the Preakness might be right down his alley. They tell me he was coming strongest of all at the finish of the Withers Mile Saturday when he ran second to Armageddon.

24 4 4 Totals 27 i KEYSER PETERSBURG 010 300 2, Homart, Veach. Three base Base on Kessel 6. struck Kesss! fl. Hbman 7, Smith. 4.

Winning Losing pitcher Homan. Barman. tlmplres Glower and c. Sowers i Snyder 1, Saville Shoem'ker Miller, Ib Richmond 3 Shingleton I Wilson Tjllery AT EOMNBT AB HfBomaey OMaphls 2 OJ. Llller Ih 0 Hartman 1 Ely 1 0 N.

Llller 0 Corbin 0 Dnvls OWolford 3 0 Parker AB BH 33 Totals 34 1 1 Totals CAPOH BRIDGE 000 001 ROMNBT 400 100 Maphls 1, Wolford. Two base N. Lller, Corbin. Three base Base on FERMENTED Puts More Zip la Your Entertaining I Everyone has a good time when you serve zestful, extra hearty Kings Ale. Sells at popular prices, too.

Buy case for your next party and malce a hit with one and all. It's brewed to a King's taste! QUHN CITY BREW1KG CO. CUMBERLAND, MD. POTOMAC VAIXEY CONFERENCE STANDING OF THE TEAMS W. L.

Pet. WardensvtUe .7 2 1.000 Franklin 6 -1 .857 Moorefleld 6 2 .750 Romney 8 3 .727 Keyser 5 3 .625 Capon Bridge 2 3 .400 Petersburg 3 6 .333 Fort Ashby 2 4 .333 Circleville 1 4 .200 West Va. Deaf 0 9 .000 boxes: Uyndman C. May 2 Hite Fusrvwal Leydig 3 Owens Ifa Eager A. Stair xc.

Stair Emerick 1 Bagley- Totals AT CAMPOBEIJLO AB HjLaSalle 3 4 OJShuck 4 '0 3 1 1 Nolan 2 3 0 1 Larkin Ib 2 0 1 Sloan 1 2 01 Lennox 1 2 0(Spearman .3 1 0 OJBriner 3 0 llConnolly 302 Totals as i i AB 3 0 3 0 3. 0 3 1 3 1 2 0 3 0 0 2 0 24 5 out in 7th. HYNDMAN LaSALIiE 000 100 Buns batted Spearman. Two bas Pushwal, Leydig, Spearman. Home Double C.

May and Owens Lett on 1, LaSalle 3. Base on Connolly 1. struck Hite 1, Connolly 5. Winning Losing Allegany Long 2 Payton Eirich 1 Sisk Widdows 3 Lease Robertson Ib Kirtley Eversole Price i AT FKOSTBXJBQ AB HjBsall michards 3 -m 1 Miller 0 Poland 1 0 Thompson' OBusklrk 2 1 Murray Ib 0 Glass Ib ABB 2 1 4 2 Totals 86 3 oTtals 28 5 9 out lor Eversole in 7th. ALLEGANY BEALL 001 121 Errors Eversole, Richards, Williams Runs batted Poland Arnone.

Two base Busktrk Three base Stolen Double to Long to Robertson. Lett on 10, Allegany 4. Base on Arnone 2, Sisk 7 Struck Arnone 12, Sisk 6. Wild Winning Losing pltcher-i-Sisk. and Scalletta.

Time of AT WESTEENPORT AB AB 3 0 OINofsinger 210 3 0 3 100 3 ft 0 Wilkinson 3 1 301 Raines 20 Thomps'n Ib 3 0 0 Smith Ib ,3 0 Mills 20 0 Foreman 2 30 Turnbull 1 200 Schimer 100 Brodle 201 Wilson 1 .300 Lancaster 3 200 Berry 3 0 Fazenbaker 3 100 Totals 33 0 2 I Totals 22 2 4 CENTRAL BRTTCE 000 020 2 Mills. Two base Wilkinson. Base on Brodle 4. Struck Brodle 3, Raines 13. Winning Losing pitcher Brodle.

and McKenzIe. Central Mcese Miller 3 Kelly Mclntyre Hercules Nips Corgs To Grab County Lead A running catch by Outfielder Wopdson with his back to the plate of VRed" Whitman's -deep drive to right field preserved Frank Toler's fourth straight pitching victory as the Hercules Powder Kegs downed Corriganville, 5-4, at Corriganville in the County Softball League, yesterday. The the Kegs first place in "the circuit with a 4-0 record, while Corriganville drops to second with a 4-1 mark. In other contests, Potomac Valley slaughtered Ellerslie, 15-3, at Triple Lakes and LaVale edged Itringtown, 6-4, at. Stririgtown.

Toler and Glen Kauffman were hooked up in'a pitching duel, although the Kegs held a 5-1 advan- going into the last frame. The lorgs, rallied and pushed runs off Toler and had two on and-two away when Whitman picked out one to his liking and slashed it deep into right, setting the stage for Woodson's "Merrlwell" catch. Frank TJrbas banged a triple and single and Woodson socked a double and single to pace the Kegs while Bill Thompson and Whitman each garnered two hits apiece for the Corgs. Potomac Valley won its first game as Gilbert Lease scattered nine Ellerslie bingles. Vernon Lowery, with a triple and two singles, paced the losers.

Curtis Breedlove had two Thompson a douCle anci single and Lease two for the winners. LaVale's Junior Brelsford chalked up a 6-4 victory at Stringtown as he outpitched Sam'Bittner. Dick Klavuhn had two doubles and two singles in four trips to the plate to pace LaVale while Bob Keyser had a double and two singles. The scores: AT TRIPLE LAKES ELLERSLIE 000 201 3 9 POTOMAC VALLEY 632 211 15 Raygor, Devore (2), Lancaster (SI, Waltman and See. G.

Lease and Schramm. AT CORRIGANVILLE HERCULES 020 301 8 2 CORRIGANVILLK 000 001 6 4 Toler and Cassidy. Kauffman and Cook AT STRINGTOWN LaVALE 11 2 STBINGTOWN 7 4 Brelsford and Lewis. Blttner and Harden. Fights Last Night By The Associated Press NEWARK, N.

Black, 181. Philadelphia, outpointed Archie McBrlde, 189, Trenton, 8. PORTLAND. Goulart, 158Vi Cambridge, Mass, stopped Joe Grimard, Bath. 169V4 Trinidad, knocked out Glullano Panclnl, Italy.

3. Reds And Cardinals In Four-Player Swap Cincinnati Beds and the St. Louis Cardinals may have solved- a couple of their most pressing problems with a four-player' swap. Gabe Paul, Cincinnati general manager, announced last night the Reds were sending outfielder Dick Sisler and shortstop Virgil Stallcup to the Cards in a straight exchange, for outfielder Wally Westlake and infielder Eddie Kazak. The key figures in the deal, however, appeared to be Sisler and Westlake.

The Reds have been sorely in need of a center fielder since rookie Wally Post then tiad to have an operation. Westlake is supposed to plug that hole and let Johnny Wyrbstek, a right fielder by trade, go bade to his regular spot. Wyrostek has been filling in at center field. St. Louis needs a first baseman.

Only yesterday they sent bulky Steve Bilko back to the minors and they've been using Stan Musial at first. Sisler played considerable first base with the Cards in his first hitch with them and again, at times with the Philadelphia Phils. As a result, the dope seemed to be that he'd take over the Cardinal first base chores and thus let Muslal get back to the outfield which he prefers. (INS) Philadelphia Athletics had a new utility outfielder-inflelder today in Sherry Robertson, whom they bought from the Washington Senators. A's General Manager Arthur Ehlers announced the deal, but did not disclose the price.

Robertson, 33, played in 62 games last season, mostly as a pirichhitter. He is a nephew of Clark Griffith, owner of the Nats. Class Meeting Set KEYSER Mrs. Bane's Sunday School Class of Grace Methodist Church will meet Friday at 7:30 p. at the home of Mrs.

Jessie Matlick, South Main Street. TEXAS LEAGUE San Antonio Dallas 3 Tulsa 12, Beaumont 8 Oklahoma City 17, Shreveport 1 Houston 7. JPort Worth 6 MOTOR CARE FOR YOUR CAR By Bill Wilgus Service Manager 24 Hour Parking Service GURLEY'S INC. DODGE-PLYMOUTH SALES-SERVICE 123 S. Liberty St.

PHONE 258 IS YOUR CAR A JERK? Does your car start out with a jerk or a series ot jerks? M'mmm says Doctor Me, it's probably a bad clutch. Remember that time last winter you got stuck in the well that didn't do your clutch any Five minutes in a bank caused more wear than six months or so ordinary driving. You tost several thousand miles of wear on the clutch facing. And in starting, the faster the motor runs, the more facing is burned up. Tell that to sonny or the madam (or want me to?) when they race the And you may not be immune, either, from causing excess wear.

In starting out, when you drive with too heavy an acceleration and too much 1 motor speed, man, you're equally to blame. The average driver doesn't know when the clutch needs adjustment, causing unnecessary wear on the clutch facing. Better have us look at yours now to prevent excessive wear and to save you grief and more money later. Good for all cars. Bobby Brown Must Enjoy Being Yankee NEW Brown must enjoy being a member of the New York Yankees.

"When he recently received his physical examination for the Army Medical Corps he listed his home address as 161st Street and River Bronx, N. Y. That's the address of the Yankee stadium. Hartman 3, TJllery 3. Struck Hartman 11, Ulcry 3.

Winning Losing Long, Harper and Patterson. 313 So. Mechanic St. We'll Buy the UNUSED MILEAGE In Your Present Tires and SAVf YOU MONEY NEW SAFE TIRES NOW YOU CAN BUY FAMOUS CHAMPIONS Size 6.00x1 6 Plus Tax, Exchange For Only 183 Baltimore it. Wholesale and Retail STORE Phone 156 cars will ran best all year round on Though not always apparent to the driver, various gasolines actually do differ hi performance.

Industry-accepted road and laboratory tests prove that Esso Extra gives a year-'rouad combination of qualities unmatched by any other gasoline for 9 out of 10 cars hi use today. The Extra you always get at the "Happy Motoring" Sign fe the big, reason why more motorists buy Esso Extra in the area served by Esso Dealers than any other premium gasoline. Esso Extra Gasoline is good for ALL cars, but in 9 out of 10 it will give better all-around performance all year 'round than any other gasoline. Only a car with an engine that's poorly adjusted, badly worn, or one with unissos! compression characteristics may be unable to use fuUy the many extra qualities of this great gasoline. See your nearby Esso Dealer today! PHASE DRIVE CAREFUL THE LIFI YOU SAVI MAY Bl YOQg OWN ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPA.