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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1963,
Northern High Bows
To Terra Alta 67-44
Terra Alta High ts‘(-hnol defeated
Northern High School’s basketball
team Monday night on the Huskies'
court by the score of 67 to 44. The
ilefeat was the second straight
for the Huskies.
Kelley and Parsons sparked the
attack for the Preston countians
with 22 ond 19 points, while Fraley
contributed an even dozen tallies.
Gregory Edwards was high' scorer
for Northern with 15 tallies.
Northern was limited to 15 field
ooals while the visitors collected a
total of 30. Other scorers for
Northern: Sexton 2, Shoemaker 8,
McGraw 4, Hawks 7, Nicklow 7,
Georg 1. Frickey and J. Friend did
not score. |
Terra Alta held a 17-6 lead at
the quarter, 38-19 at the half and
57-29 at the end of the third peri
od. Northern outscored the West
Virginia team 15 to 10 in the final
period. The Huskies got 14 of 28
fcul tries while Terra Alta man
aged to hit on 7 of 15 attempts.
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Partial Deer Kill
| Thursday Kills at Oakland
i Dorothy Michelmann, Baltimore,
spike, 94; Robert Carr, Baltimore,
15, 95; Paul P. Herman, Baltimore,
' spike, 105; Frank Bolyard, Crellin,
'B, 143: George Steadman, Gor
lm;lnin. 6, 136; Earl L. Evans, Oak
'land, spike, 104; George E. Brady,
Jr., Kitzmiller, 4, 94; Luke Bow
man, Oakland, 4, 115; Melvin
"(::mk. Crellin, spike, 111; Harold
' Lantz, Crellin, spike, 105; Paul F.
Phillips, Kitzmiller, 5, 114: Henry
Prickett, Oakland, 4, 110; Ralph
l Keefer, Oakland, €, 124; F. L. Woll,
route 2, Oakland, 6, 97; Ronald Dil
ll(\\x Oakland, spike. 94.
Donald Miller, Westminster, 3,
IRS; John Malichi, Severn, spike, 99;
. Peter Nichols, Takoma Park, spike,
']00: Donald G. Poling, Baltimore,
2, 107; Guyer Penn, Mt. Airy,
‘spiko. 108: Robert Snapp, New Car
lisle, 0., 8, 144: Albert Bowders,
;Bultimm‘c. 3, 82; Gary Cooper,
Gormania. 5, 105; Amy E. Playard,
Waldorf, 4. 95; Bradley Cooper,
Gorman, 4, 94; John Pitzinger, Bal
timore, spike, 85: Joseph S. Fine
gan, Baltimore, 4, 95; Robert E.
Kuchling, Silver Spring, spike, 110;
Thomas Hamil’on, Silver Spring.
7. 134; H. J. Warnick, Baltimore, 5,
102; Carman DelSignove, Lans
downe, 4, 99; Clifford White, Oak
land, 7, 112; B. F. Knepp, Jr., Oak
ll:m(i. 9, 155; Broarn Holden, Bel
Air, 5, 101: Gary Glotfelty, Oakland,
{4, 88.
Friday Kills, Oakland
Edwin E. Beachy, Oakland, 7
100; Sebert Skipner., Oaklond, 5
97: H. M. Austin, Kensington, &
'1136; Glenn G. Hansford, Lishon
IMd., 4, 112: Russell E. Crosco, Jr.
lOokland, 8, 151; Ralph O'Neil, Den
{woed, spike, 96; Donald Deal, Bal
timore, spike, 87; John Shanon
{Frostburg, 5, 95: Robert Brady.
]Shn‘lm:u'. 3, 98: George E. Porter,
’()uklnn(L 5. 94; Frank Sparks, Bal
timore, spike, 96; Shirl Dodge.
'S\\'m‘mn. 4, 128; Neil Walfe, Joppa,
lM(l.. 3, 100: Jerry Dever, Dundalk,
‘6. 106; Paul H. DeFord, Denton, 6.
115; Dorsey Rumer, Crellin 4, 101;
lFrgmk!in Knox, Oakland, 7, 128;
Ollie Beckman, Mt. Lake Park, 5,
|105; Ernest Nazelred, Crellin, 4,
[93: William Loe, Oakland, 6, 118:
|Carl Brenneman, Onkland, 5, 105;
| David May, Friendsville, spike, 92.
! Thomas Spiker, Kitzmiller, 8,
1160; Donald Sell, Ozkland. 6. 116;
IHn'bort Harvey, Mt. Lake Park, 6,
1110: Edward E. Sollars, Hanover, 3,
!100: Jackson Thomas, Jr., Oakland,
18, 106: Edward Wilburn, Oakland,
8, 103; Frank R. Gessford, Mt.
Rainer, 6, 110; C. Wayne Shilling
burg, Deer Park, 5, 104; Theodor>
Kirkwood, Kentland, 5 94
| William P. Bennett, route 1,
Themas., 10, 165; Robert Johnson,
Oakland, 4, 140; Maxwcell DeWitt,
Mt. Lake Park, 9, 140; Larry E.
Steadman, Gormonia, 4, 85.
Saturday Kiils at Oakland
Richard Mat ow. Akron, 10, 132;
0. H. Nestor, Mogodore, 0., 5. 91;
Samuel J. Yoder, Oaklund, 4, 107:
Donald Callis, Mt. Lake Park, 3,
116; Thomas E. White, Mt. Lake
Park, 4. 115; Marjorie E. Hardesty,
Deer Park. 4, 98; Lee Rapp, Lan
ham, 6, 101; Carl Bittinger, Gor
mania 7, 100; Cosrlton Stillingburg,
Deer Park. 4, 102; Gilmore Necdy.
Emmittsburg, 4, 98: Rcobert J.
Smith, Jr., Baltimore, 5. 103; Amos
J. Isaaes, Severn, 6, 105; Irven
Stacy, Damascus, 4, 95 Willard
Riley, Hyattsvilie, 5, 107; Melvin
Eyler, Frederick, 8. 111; Matthew
Long, Baltimore, 8, 133; Lester
Lonrg, Ellicott Citv, 5, 100; Daniel
J. Yoder, Oakland, 9, 116; Gerald
E. Friend, Sw:onton, 8, 124; Calvin
R. Parish, Swanton, 6, 100; Edwin
1. Howard, Cottage City, 5, 86;
Paul W. Burnhard, Jr., Landover
Hills, 5, 107; Robert Green, Balti
more, 7, 121.
Bill Hermanr, Oakland, 5, 114;
Ted Ludwik, Indian Head, 2, 94;
Carl Capron, Oxon Hill, 4, 109;
Lyle Sharpless, Vindex, 4, 104: WwWil
liam G. Weclech, Dser Park, 5, 104;
Alton J. Yoder, Oukland, 8, 125;
Arnold Feather, Oakland, 5, 92;
Donald T. Rijanowski. Baltimore,
6, 85; Robert L. Stine, Mt. Airy,
spike, 95; Herman Luciyur, Frede
rick, spike, 98; Ronuald Cecil, Frede
rick 5, 104; William L. Srelton, Bai
timore, spike, 102; Dwight Liller,
Mt. Lake Park, 8, 121; Richard L.
Bernard, Swanton, 6. 103: Henry
Smith, Baltimore, 3, $7: H. C. Bit
tinger. Jr.. Oakiand. 4, 103: Albert
M. Harvey, Jr., Mt. Lake Park, 8,
145: William J. Race, Hagerstown,
8, 133; Chester Mosser, Oakland, 5,
88. |
William A. Barnard, Swanton, 6,
113: Wallace Evans, Kitzmiller, 11,
126: John F. Galton, Baltimore, 6,
102: Buford T. Sanders, Baltimore,
8, 118; A. A. Harvey, Jr., Swanton,
8, 111; Howard Janoske, Laurel, 4,
88: John Wilt, Deer Park, 4, 95;
Glenn Green, Swanton, 10, 155:
Santo Paul Aliamo, Baltimore. 4,
107; Paul Stover. Towson, 8. 150:
Harvey M. Tabler, Mt. Airy, 8, 163; |
Lewis E. Kolb, Bethesda. 6, 93:
George O'Brien, Swanton, 8. 124:
Frederick Metheny, Burtonsville, 6.
113: Stysher Plowman. Baltimore,
6, 94; Sdward D. Miller, Joppa
town, 5, 77: Stanley C. Poumski,
Dundalk, 4, 87; Rcobert W. Thurs
by, Baltimore. 7, 114; Vernon W.
Rochule, Randallstown, 8, 120: Mi
chazel Rhodes, Jr., Swanton, 8. 119
Ernest Menchi, McDonald, Pa., 6,
115; Steve Harvey, Oakland, 10, 127;
John Harvey, Deer Park, 6, 193.
Deer Kills at Friendsville
First Three Days
Fred A. Cupp, Hyattsville, 6, 140;
Pau! O. Frazee, Friendsville, 5, 133:
Paul E. Sisler, Friendsville, 8, 126;
Omar D. Sydnor, Hyattsville, 3,
140; Floyde Frantz, Friendsville, 9,
135: Clarence Friend, Jr., Friends-
THE REPURBLICAN, OAKLAND, MARYLAND.
ville, 6, 108; Donald Myer, Ohio, 3,
'](il; Donald Ferguson, Ohic, 7, 110,
Harry W. Frazee, Washington, D.C.,
l(i. 141; Eddie Fike, Fricndsville, 5.
111,
Myren C. Umbel, Friendsville,
6, 151; W. E. Dunham, Friendsville.
6. 108: Rayvmond Schlossnagle,
Friendsville, 9, 115; Jim Wass, Ad
cdison, Pa., 5, 105; John K. Holliday,
Friendsville, 8, 135; Jonas L. Fazen
baker, Accident, 4, 115; David Gra
ham, Glen Burnie, 4, 100; Robert
E. Lowdermilk, Friendsville 4, 103;
Tom E. Fike, Friendsville, 7, 133;
Bernie J. Miller, Oakland, 4, 99;
Merle Morgan, Jr., Uniocniown, Pa.,
7, 167; Vic Selby, Friendsville, 5,
150; Harry Vitez, Accident, 9, 157.
150; Harry Vitez, Accident, 9, 157:
Jesse P. Bradford, Mitchellville, 6,
98; Carlos Friond, Friendsville, 6,
104; Frankie Paugh, Accident, 2,
117; Ervin R. Lowdermilk, Friends
ville, 11, 145; Raymond C. Van-
Sickle, Friendsville, 2, 95; Ralph
Smearman, Addison, Pa, 5, 97;
Troy Smearman, Addison, Pa., 8,
141; Charles E. Tate, Baltimore, 6.
98; Ray Coddingten, Friendsville,
6, 100; E. E. Bengies, Baltimore, 4,
92; Glenn Wass, Addison, Pa., 2,
91; Homer A. Griffith, Wickliffe,
Do 6, 117,
William C. Griffith, Addison, Pa.,
7, 100; S. W. House, Friendsville,
4, 106; Paul E. Warehime, Balti
more, 8, 116; John A. Warchime,
Baltimore, 3, 103; Richard G. Rimp,
Jardroad, 6, 108; Ernest J. Reed,
Rustustan, 8, 125; Roger K. Mec
thenia, Frederick, 9, 103; Joseph
F. Ward, Jr., Owings Mills, 5, 124;
Harvey E. McCracken, Cedarhurst,
6, 106; Kenneth Durst, Accident, 4,
104; Sterling E. Tropp, Greenbelt,
9, 113; Ted McCvitom, Adelphi 5,
92; Kenneth W. Maye, Hyattsville,
7. 108; B. H. Sherrod, Baltimore, 3,
123; Ward Frazee, Friendsville, 8,
118.
Dwayne Fearer, Markleysburg,
Pa., 2, 115; Dale E. Frazee, Friends
ville, 5, 115; E. T. Tristee, Calvert
County, 2, 88; James W. Codding
tcn, Damascus, 4, 123; Harry R.
Tressler, Friendsville, 13, 124;
James E. Gray, College Park, 4,
165; Elmo J. Enzor, College Park,
2, 98; Gary Enzor. College Park, 6,
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Jim Cropp, Owner
Third Street Oakland, Maryland Phone DE 4-4123
|North Star Club Meets
The North Star girls 4-H club
held a craft workshop following
the regulap business meeting Mon
day, December 2, at the Accident
fire hall.
The nine members attending ex
hibited and explained a craft which
\tlw‘\' had made. The club had a
tour of the Davis Weaving mill at
hl(-llonry on November 29, A
‘WR: Walter E. Crismer, Ellicott
City, 8, 103; Philip R. Plerponi,
tWin(lsm' Mill, 2, 81.
| Frederick P. Sisler, Friendsville,
8. 126; Ralph Humberson, AKron,
'Ohio, 4. 103; Clyde VanSicklc,
Friendsville, 4, 107; Roland C. Ken
'nv(ly. Brookville, 5, 149; Ronald R.
Schroyer, Accident, 2, 99; Joseph
'A. Fazenbaker, Accident, 8, 119;
Jack Hayes Jr., Odenton, 8, 105:;
Charles Enlow, Friendsville, 6, 135;
Renald C. George, Accident, 6, 128;
Vernon George, Germantown, 6,
99; Doyle H. McCuliough, Friends
ville, 8, 11; Wm. Lee Shoemaker,
Gaithersburg, 6, 105; Dorsey A.
O!and., Mt. Airy, 4, 100.
DEER HEADS MOUNTED
Deer Hides Tanned; Gloves, Handbags,
Jackets, Wallets, Etc. Made From
Your Deer Skins
Hours During Hunting Season
9A. M. to 10 P. M.
Mt. State Studio of Taxidermy
WILLIAMS AVENUE (MAIN STREET)
DAVIS, WEST VIRGINIA
Christmas party is planned for De
cember 23 at the home of Carol
Ann and Donna Haenfiling,
————e ) —————
The Elder Hill Sunday School
will present its annual Christmas
program at 7:30 p. m., on Sunday,
December 22, Everybody welcome.
Members of the Sunday School will
sell Christmas trees Friday, the
20th until 24th, at the church,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schlossnagle,
New Castle, Pa.,, and Larry Glass,
Cove, were Sunday evening supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Schlossnagel.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Paugh and
Janet, and Edward Millican were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Friend. Aubrey Bren
neman was a caller on Thursday.
George Bishoff and James Wil
burn attended Guard meeting in
Oakland, Sunday.
Mrs. John Bishoff and daughters
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Carr, near Accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Montell Friend vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Fike, Sun-
day. i
Mr. and Mrs. James Vitez and |
children were Sunday dinner|
guests of Mrs. Webb DeWitt. |
Myr. and Mrs. Faul DeWitt ;m(ll
Billy, of Oakland;: Mrs. Webb De- |
Witt and Owen DeWitt were Tues-
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day evening guesis of Mr. and Mrs
Nierle Wilburn and family.
Mrs. R, Claude Bishoff was shop.
ping in Pittsburgh, Pa., on Mon:
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