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The Glenville Mercury Student Newspaper GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE Published W eekl11 Glenville, West Virginia, Tuesday, April 1, 1947 Single Copy 5 Ceata Aprill Evokes "The First of April Some Do Say' Is Set Apart for All Fools' Day" Paul H. Kidd Stop! Don't fall for t.hat.l Watch your steP! u.·s AprU Fools day! Library Receives Speaks Here Today Is Aprll 1. Today one dares not beUevc nnyone or accept. any· Several New Books thing les1. be should becOme: an Students rnay Und the toUo~tng On ~New Law' "~:':~~ can be boLh amusing and new books In Robert F . Kldd U 19 Educational Bills nnnoy.Ing. For ex:unple., It's been b~:J~rmo SUr~eon Returns," G . s . Are Passed by Recent said t.1:nt :he Aquarium and the Seag:r~ves: "T.hc Roosevelt. 1 K new.;: Action or Legislature 7JOOtogica1 Ga-den Ul New York Frnn~es Per't-bts: ''Autobiograph y, city have t.herr telephones discon- Wlllln.m All~n Wh!t.e: ''Thank You, By Kat b.lcr.n Saunders nected ou AprU 1 to solve Lhe prob· Mr. PresldenL ... A. M. SmJth; "As "Men or ch.lracter and intellect•· tcm of answ..:rlng t.he queries for Be S n\\ I t ... Elllou Roosevel.t: "1 who met In the recent ses.slon of the Mr Fish or Mr. Camel. OD the otber Choose f'l'e~dom. .. Victor K.Tavch state legis.la ~ ure gave some Indica Marpr-eL Daum. rt.ytng sololst and slde, o;..ho doesn't enjoy rooUng some enko· "The W Estward Crossings ... Lion o! deserving those words of st.ar In the radio program "Thr Am one? Jean~ette Mirsky; ''Tbe cossacks,'' praise Judging 1:-y the recent action. <:rlc:tn AlhU!r! of Familiar r\luslc" T,.accs Orlgln of CuRom M-aurice Hln•Jus; "Fund l ruent.ats ot ·was averrest. Vlrg.inb shall Redtal on April ·rC5t3. like rhe poor are alwnys nppeai'S t.o h.-. ve been anele.ntly ob then be ra.lsed as fo1lo""5 : When Mn.rg:uet Dawn, lyric wllh u!, but. seml·semestrial, they so aervcd in Oreal Brft.atn as a cenc.rnl l.hAt there prck.a.bly are prano, a ppocsrs ut Oleuvtlle St-u.t.e assume epl:l.c.mJ.: proportions. En Short oour.;e c~rtllicate, !rom the testi\'o.l oompla.lnts abOut college. Tu~.sd.iy , AprU 23, a t 8. 15 aenliC ln nn:~re. they can be as a presenL $120 to $150 a month. In t.ud\a nt the feast ot Hull, end~ ua we would Uke. to lu.ve. p. rn.. she brtngs t.o Glenville a re plague tha;. d e..o;ca::. nds and devours Standard Nor.nal, !rom $135 to ing on Mln:!l 31. the chle! a mu!te out to us. bu\. wnnc cord of tlle ,n05\. 111r miles tro.\•cJI?d nll In Lhelr P::t Lh $165. menL Is t.1le befooling or people by em (IUL aLso ga-e J solll- b y anr Am cr~o n woman, Wlln the To meu.:>ure achte\·ement Is t:he RDd.ing th!!m on fruitless o.nd tool Three-y~r coUPg1ate, $140 to remedytng Lbe the s1tua- exception or ~irs. Eleanor Roose- gotU or te.5rlng, p_a:ordtng to some $170. ish errand~ . lsn t thH tnlr enough? velt. educ~ tors . Dr. Johnson says the sole Any vlcllm of the duy's custom College degr~e . SlSO to $200. .hear lly Lhe grapevine thr..: Wb1le ~so oaum molte& uo c.1 im pu~*" o! all testlng is LO measure may note :.h~~ he's a poisson d"avrll M . A. degru , $170 Lo $230 shan on m.J.les ot LnstrucUon. H it l5 a check 'o.n t.be. wW be 10 l:!.me n.s sopnno. the result In Fra.n:r, a.n Anrll-ga'.\k i.n Scot ~ three-a.cL plny ·Jn.nuan ttlr nules UO'A'll . nonetheless thls profe.,.-...or. w~y lntlfCL 1t on innocent Grants SlO lncrea~ land l.nd JU:tt t1 pl!lln April fOOl ln b}'SLandeTs, oomeiy, tnhabJtrurts of that. u to be presented later air-minded soloist flnds tra\·e.lln.g the On.llcd St.)tes and England Thls shows an lncre~e ol $30 a .spring. Sn:e OC"t'eT sald so \lul •·Just. part ol .1er Job. " , this !.o.tr inetUutton of learning? montb on balo.rtes ot U'aehers v;:no ot you v;ouJd ll.U 1.0 tn• out Miss Daurn Jlnd.s IL necessary to Oornj>artson of results of tne pro· do not have n degree, $50 a month &he \\Ouldn't mtnd too much t.ruel by pl.\.ne from be.r Su.oday gTa rn v. lth tne menu.l agony accom ror t hose w!to hold an A. B.. and the r:a.st.. ls supposed to bto night brosdClsL 01 "T oe Ame.rtean ptlnled hy Io~ of ~Ieep and appetite, SGO a month !~r holders o! nn A. M. fl't41 tht two tbeatdcal Album of Po~.mlliar Mu.sJC •• 10 N ew 3-Act Drama swcly ca.o.n?t 1=bow t.ha.t. a gr de on or PhD dl'gree. '4£'here is !ln .!ddl it .York. in .,rd~r to reach Detroit ror work achfcved 1s worth all. .. tlonal increo.sc. o~ 100 per t"nt. 1n ppearance v., lh Lbe .. Stroh Broad- the amount paid tor ex'"J)e:J·!ence. cut .. o·n TUesday lllghts. Is Announced Civil Service Test This lnr1eu'! ls !rom three dollars R6J"ed In Musical SWToundlnp to six dollil;s a month on salaries ugb.te.r o!" a o! a D J vloUnist a.nd Tryouts for 14 Member Will Be Given Soon o1 Jll teae:1ers, who ba,1e a short mothe:r whose lovel,y lullabies ar Cast Starts This Week ... A Clvtl s~rv1('e e:c.amlnatlon Cor couru c~:rti ncat.c or bett!r, L.P to one of the clearest or her chlldhood !even T he same ln· t..;1e position r.r Field assistant illld ye-ars' sen •ice. memories, ::.he grew up In a..n at. " J anu.ury 'r h11w," n Lhre-e-acl Clulrm, aMist.l:lt. \\iUt the SOCial se cuuse Is good ror ~1.ose "'ho hav~ mosphe:re musJc. M.1s.s Dnwn play, will b~ pre~nLcd by or GlenVllle eurtt;.• tu;imlnl..il.nltlon has just been a s ta nda:d normal or better up to made her Ur ·~ pubUc appearl nce at State college stUdecnt.s Lhts spring announced by a field board ot t.he 8 years' ...;e:rvL:e, ror holders of the agl' at :Juee when she 6tmg a T hls pb)' ran .on B roadway !or ap Unn.<.'llege degrees to 13 years, h.n.s b!e-n part or her life. It \to'U presented at the Golden Tlt.l$ exnmtnawon Ls being held tor and for M ~"- deg·rees or above to 16 Tbe!ltre tn 19-16 by EZra Stone Rob After a t ndlng Wlttenbe:rg col~ appo.lntmcn:.S under Lhe Ch tll Ser years service. ert Keit.h :..lUI Lula Mae Hubbard. lege, or" Sprl:tgfteld, O.O.lo, she went vlce rcgut ~~ lo!lS ;.a pc~ttions n Ifeld Brondvny !lcton . plt.yed th e- leads. State Bo:u-d Rc-Orz-anb.ed to t.he I Lh.acJ. college o! Fine Arts oftlces of Lhe Bureau of Old-Age.: This play ts by Wilham RoDs. be~ Rouse bill No 20 ls ot especial In for lot.ens.lve musical tralnlng. Her und survivOr!> tn1urnnce 1n t.he rat" lS well as ln the past,? VOICe teacher there <.Aas Dr. B ert lng bnsed on a novel by S cllo.mr terest to sU students and faculty St.tte:-. of MJt.ryhlnd, Vi.Jginla, North Par tr\dge. Tilt> title " JBn1,1a.ry Thn1:" members of state se'hools. he said. ~~~:~:;:.rs o! our .&ogen Lyon, wltb whom she sun Ca.raUru , W~sl Vlrgtn [a.. and tile probably ref•!ra to the fll...t. thJ t ln This bill reorg"!nlzed tbe sta~ board D l.&L.riat of Columb.it'l • trom Page 2) "ft=no Oilum began her pro!es· tlle plR..)r two opposing Ja.mJlles a re or education, c::banged control of the The beginning S!llary for most. of drlpp\ng leltl~ ln ~t.elr reluttoru state u·nlven :ity. including Potomac SJana.l caree.r by singing on t.he. these postuo ~ts wlU be $2394 per y; Jtb ench o1her until unforseen state college, from l.he stlte board radio wiUl Dlt:k Powell. The. next year " th :)oJme beginning aL $2644 events comp\!'1 the tha v;log ot t he or control to a state board or gov yes.r she snng on the t.be Stage of J)er year. icy atmospher~. thus rev£nllng the ernors, and \'t sted control, both pro Rndlo Cl:Y Music Hall, and Since Appl\cf.. Uon forms ma)' be: secut'~ warm penonaJties undt'rnelth. fessional and !Jnanclal. or state col then the: re.;:o!"d oJ her achlev~ments from !lr.st or second-class t'd :m,- leges. in the stale bol rd of educa lS a.n lnde,. of l'ltr success l.n the The: play beglns when a New York po! t offlct :tnd • ll applications must tion, thus dolug oway with dual mWfk world. couple tn.kes " house in COnnect cut be received by the Board or exu. m tmd re.no\"at.~ It, lnsta.lllng modern control. mers on or before AprU 11, 1947. ·~t======:::_=---:----:~-.::::-:;:--- plumbing: an-t such.. E\'eryt.b1ng is Thls bill, the speaker saJd, should I Fashl·ons New Feature Colored lo\'ely unLit the CODnectiCUt c:ouplo Joint Easter Meeting Is gtve Lhe s tate college more sta.b111ty w.ho Uved there unexpectedly re- and smoot.h t.he dilficultles 1..0 ge"t. to Trim New Easter Bonnets turns and as both ciJ im. rtgM"' Held By Christian Youth t.ing a ppro:;lrfaUons for necessities U\e !.here 110d neither will concede An Eas ler flrogrnm was pres<..-nt:ed as there wt.11 no~to· be real oorela· old sock can hne n stocking h!l.t to the otllC! :-, ::he sltuatton becomes Jt a joint n;eetlng or YWCA a~d tlon or bot.h cducaUonaJ. and !!nan· Bul reall.v some cute and colorful more a nd more tnvolved u.ntU the YMCA last night b}' Robert G:\tfo!'d ctal sections since there will be but bOnnets mu oe wom lh.l5 sprlng. •·January Thaw.·· :Lnd Mnrte: E'..tn, one governing body for both. 1\!5 lor ladiPs dresses, t.he bustle's Audiences Are EnthllSla..!l'tie P re..:.enL tor t.he present.atiot1 of bn.c.k : pouter pigeon sleeves are new: Those who .Jnve seen or read the T.he state bOOrd of education will the EasLer beDry wd Its S}'DlbOII.>m rons1sl of n1ne white members, wilb reontlni.IPd on Page 2) play :~re geuerllly enthusiastic about. Col' followers of Chr~t throughout the state sua-:!rtnte.ndent, e."t-oftic1o. M.ls.< Op::U it. Vincent, hetad of the Lhe wo'rld y;ere more the.n a score as a non·v.Jli..ng member 1n an ad FUTURE LEADERS ARE speech dep!lrtmmt. wUI hold ttY or student! repreo:entlng t..he two \'1sOry capacl7.1, outs thls ...,:eek or members of the: TRAJNEJ) BY CHURCH Y'OUth grou;>s. Profs. John R. Wag:. ,------.....--, Alpha Psi omega and Onim.gohow ner and l\'Y Lee Myers. advisors, A Argyle Knfght, director of C HAPEL DATES CHANGED P la)•er.s !or the 14 characters re were pre~ent for Lhe prognm . y-outh work, gave a course In trud quir ed. Since the chapel programs wtTt: published In TOE l\lERCURY enhl"p J.t t.he Trlnllf Method lsl This will be the Orst Lime t.h-nt a Baptist Revival Service churtb here last. week. Many your:g full-length pln;y h as been produced lhe toUowlng chaac-e:s have bee.n Held a l Sand Fork Ch urcb mmd.e: people of t.he local churches took b~· students here s1..0ce be!ore the the course. "'ilo'Br. Rc.v. Corn.eUus DE" Blo: k. f'tr-~ · ApriJ 2, Ea.st.e.r program by tbe Some ot the quE"sllons d..Lscussed Bl pt15t t'huroh of GlenviUe, o. ~o;t music depa.rtmmt nt the$!: mec;tngs were; ''The mt:'.n Typist s Seek Accuracy ed t.bo Re\'. \~E"bber. Baptist c hlllTh Ap,.U J0,17. 24. open d.:t.tes; tn.l outlook :)( the young regarding of Sand 'f'ork. 1n R r eVival servlcv l\l ay ~ IDtemaUonat RtlatJons lendershtp," Are these }'"OUng OC!OJ}Ie Because of the ' 'll e:cur~y cam last F'Tiday nl~h t. club JWO"'$lm dtsd.Jlning opportunities for ad paign" of the lns rructor, M.rs. Rol A rf!pr~.s~ n.ta.tt ve grouf) af young May 7, WtdnesdayJ Spe.nctt vancement-,., ATe tht'y a!Tnld of t~eu and But.c.her. typing students are ~ple· and :.:.ome elders or ' h.! chorus abUity, or l n~k or It, to l ~d" "Art! sho.o.lng lmpr..>vemen~ 1.n the Quality church aecompanJed R.ev. De Block. May 15, "No Help Wanted." a worn. By varying tl1.e they Incompetent., because or Ute: or work. so tar. R uth Baumann~ Singing or S... \':ern.l ram•Ut r h r-nru film and eolor o! Uah, lt may be tack o.f ed.ucat,ton and trabrtng. LO .Roben Collins, RUssell Hugh Mc· wn01 one wa)l. ~h e young people LO"!k Mar 2Z, Senior class day of &ny enaembte. And anyparl ln the .!)erv1ce. Quain bnve made perfect scores. part ln the service.

Mercury-470401-1.jpg THE GLENVILLE liERCURY

WUIJam Bogp' Annoance Birth or Eight Pound S. Born to M.r. and Mrs. Wllllam Boggs, of Normantown, 1s ao etcht pound boy at the Charleston Gen With mld-~m'ester exams in ' n"' eral hlsplt~. March 23. The new MacArthur Reports From Japan past and music by Sariuny Ellls Ju.s.t arr-lval has been named John Allen. a memory, t h l.s week !lnds mos;. :3 The moLher is the' former Ma.r.y Since the surrender of Japan, great strides have been made 5 C students all ready tor going Allen. an alunma. The father la a toward democratization in that country. The authority of the aome !or Easter and the last real vet.eran and is now in collece here. Emperor has been abolished; the feudal system has been ''lC&tlon b2-fore It's all over tor th:s broken up; a democratic constitution has been adopted. year. General MacArthur, of course, is still THE force behind Da.nelng In the moonlight (fur Women GI';---, the Japanese government. MacArthur does his work in a nished by the artistic minds or the at Glenville quiet, methodical way. Vets) were mostly just the same as :Jsunl couple.; with not so mt,ny Estlter Ha.tri.!l:on At a recent press conference, he recommended a peace new QJld different ones. And it's Esther Ha:-rtson either likes or treaty with Japan ··as soon as possible," the early end of mili certainly congra.lu.lal.ions to t.h ~ tary occupation, and the substitution of non-military control Veterans for !.heir utterly super hates to teacil. one isn't ce.rta1n wht::h. Anyway, she should know tor by the United Nations. dJnce. EVeryone liked that one she h1s had .·nough time to make Repercussions of MacArthur's statements were felt in It probably isn't anything new they're old friends. Joe CUHou up her mind !or she taught before Washington. The Stale department seemed surprised. :md Frances Uenry who attended Lhe war and t:hen enlisted In the Japan poses a problem for the United Nations, on which the danre lv(ellter. WACS n o get away from It, per· hnps?) June 194-4. they must solve. Glenn G;a..lner certainly seem~ to z. --J'ack Rader be playing t.he field. Be goes tnnu But after basic training and nom~ Kat EIHott to Joan Barrett :1nd com school, she was rel dY tor a new o0\4' tl"s Lou Strader. They w<'re job. She got ll·t.Uchlngl at tht dan•!e torethu. After 11 months a.L F t. Dea Pioneers Need Hundred Percenters Rave yo1J noticed who 1s Betty Moines, Iowa, as cadre, she had a change, !or she was sent to the ROS<' Hardm.1.0's latest conqu~s;.? .echool ror personal services at Now is the time again to back the Pioneers as they will T hat boy r~ally gets Jround now, soon be entering the field of inter-collegiate competition. doesn't he? Washington and Lee university 1n Anyone can be a good sportsman while winning but it is a Somebody s3\d that P&t Breejcn L"ar. rather tnan the cessation of hlm .•• . or so we bear. hastnltles. ls the determining ro.ct According to Time Magazine, Democracies need leaders Who's the t.all. dark. and ha.nd- or in establishing the deadllne tor who have the courage to tell their people what they must svme somebody who has been ~att the educational, loan and readjust sacrifice to remain free. The people are looking to George tng Mary S haver around most o: ment allowance -provisions of the Catlett l\1arshall, Secretary of State, for the same type of the time ree!ntly? Oh, you'll ~ GI bUl, VA !U~1d, IUld the same rul leadership in ~tatesmanship that he gave them in the mili Lhem togetb'!r most aU or th~ time ing applies to vocational rehabtll tary. now anymor'!. tation. \Ulder PubUc L ;Lw 16. for His prestige with Congress and the people is prabably Look who's eone and done it now! disabled vetersns !~e ~n.n bt:JUt.Uul sparkler Mary higher than that of any living American. After only five Under the GI btll, Ionas may '*' Bagwell is wuring around h tl re any guaranteed or lrusnred by VA up to weeks of briefing for the Moscow Conference, he was on his more? Looks as l! Jt's goona be Mary 10 years atte:- the end of th~ WM; way there faced with t he problems of help to Greece, Italy, and Eugene Lee tor now !ln::l r"r edurntton or JOb·t:rilitng may be Turkey, and the unrest in France, Korea and China. always. st.arted up to t years after the war. We would do well to acquaint ourselves with the character NatQ.nlUy tn: f\oD't know exactly and re-adjustment allowances tor and philosophy of this man. His knowledge and learning are when U started or how lonl" It's discharged veterans explre 2 ~rs ronna keep up, bat wbal about. after the war. broad, and he is a master hand at using the English language Per Adams and Kat Elliot bec:om · having a mind that is restless, cautious, persistent. inS" lntuested 1n certain Weston Miss VIncent RetllnUI He understands true leadership and is broad enough to feUowa all at once? It's "Doc"' practice humility. An able and determined administrator Riley for Pq and J:&cll. Heater to .. Mlss Opal Vincent, head of tbe who, in his own words, "hates failure," he also maintains a Kat. speech deps.rt.ment, was quJt.e 1D re· cently and .iO was forced to JP8Dd a Looks &S :! Jewell CaJn ls Detn~ respect for the opinion and beliefs of others. llur1av11le. smart and ~evelng that there's few days at her home 1n The majority of his associates readily credit Marshall with She has returned to her duties here ------ the earmarks of real greatness but, in the same breath, they really safety m numbers. Whether it's one of tw.> or three around he·re and is proceeding ' with plans for question his fitness for the gigantic task ahead of him; the or the fellow from Fairmont, s:te·s pr,Oduclng a threP-act pla.y aooa, task of developing an active, progressive, effective and posi olwlys busy enteJ'Ita1nJ.ng one or tive United States policy in China, Europe, and in South Am them. SPRING FASHIONS erica. It Is really 'Uld t.ruly r1gbt that (Cootloued 1n1m Poce I) At 66, Marshall, a Virginia Military Institute graduate and Marline Flemtng has eyes for oobOCV there's the swaiJled. b.lpllne: new a man who has made a career of the military, bas to teach 'buL Lee Scott Gainer ? Ndw th'l.t's n ~kllnes s! what Uncle Remus saJd ... or wa~ skirts are lon1er. What terrible the world that the United States' democracy can be relied lo somebody el.se.? Well, a.nywsty nightmares !ashton deaicDefa mUll !)n for decent and decisive leadership. they've been tocether. ha. ve. to dream n.cluslve models and -Esther Harrison Flash I n ·s news from the w.md decide the ;rend of faahJonal iUN Points Way to Peace or music II Would be plaDlot John There are about 3,000 cllf:tereDt Fryatt has fln.a.U y and at last found ldnds of wome.n'a ahota. Beela ue With a vote of 10 to 0 the Security Council recently set up middle Con th'e ptaoo. ------"""'! :a Commjgsion for Conventional Annaments, leaving the con THE GLENVILLE -...~·ua trol of the atom bomb to the Atomic Energy commission. The MERCURY MUSING'S (COntinued rrom Page u s_, w~ M.,....._l"'--. Soviet Union wants immediate prohibition of atomic weapona PubUabed each Tu-J clurq llle ....._ --==:c':_-"'="""'""' without waiting for establishment of safeguards, and veto btlllln..,. ota.rr. part or whooe Job Is OJ lhe 01111. power retained in case of punishment for violations, while to deliver TEE !4ERCURY to ow poot ofllce,-In Olooollle, J-Ill--- W. Va., u ,._. IIIII...... a ..... Mr. Austin is determined to abide by the Baruch plan. advertlsus and t&ke ada tor the next .---. ..._ .. issue, hu mentioned the f-act tbat .. Trusteeship of the Japanese mandated islands of the Caro she wished that our eoo<1 and 111> 'fllloAll lllemarJ, --- o-.me, wlbould. vo.. .. ---..... - lines, Marshalls, and Mariannas was, after U. S. request and ernl advertl.s~B would retraln from .... ._. debate by the Security Council, given to the U. S. as a guar remarldng, at least within ber bear ...... antee "that this area shall never again be used as a spring Ing, "He"' comes Tbarp or\th 'the -- board for aggression against the United States or any mem Gr1L" ' l[a-·--l!l>lther BJJTI..,...... ber of the United Nations. Dr. Underwood aald that aorne ott -.s... llnlllt. ()pol ~ ...... a..iilll!... These are but two things in the mounting list of accom lhe membera 1.o h:1s educaUon claaa ...... of ...... pliahments of the U.N. through the Security Conncil. More, that took a :eat by uae the opa --,_....,.. que proJector rela.t.ed that lt wu J .... llanJ, - Wolllap ...... too, ia being done by the Educational and Social Council of better t han t.o h&ve u. wrltteu on John P'r7•tt ...... the General Aa&embly so the U. N. is really doing more and the blackbOsrd.. He- added tha~ he w. Mlllor ...... more to point the way toward the "dawning of that glorfoa day of a world in friendly peace-'' ..bopednu... thl5. ...., DO rofiiJoUon 0D hla _.::;~s::!:~~~~~~~~:.!!:!!!5l.!!;!~

Mercury-470401-2.jpg r::.Allrl1 .. 1147 Riley'~ Five Deleats Hinkle Burkhammer's Pioneers Will Open Season To Take Intramural Tourney Team Is Tied Against A-8 Here Aprill7 Wright's Field GGaJ Ia Coach RaUilf Announces 8 Ad ' s· 10-Game Card for Season Wbmillc Poillt iD Last Wbitl~ Ia Tap - ' ams IX 'l'llree Seeonds of Gllllle Deacon Wlrltlna was llDP ocom- From The As Baseball Is Revived for tbe wino~ with 19 ·pol.nt6 tol· Foreman, Lowe, Fost• Dac Rlleya b.oopsten were uown B y JohD F'ryatt lowed by Sa~terl'leld with 13 marlt Lose Contests In WAA; ecl &he champions of the IntnunWlll en.. .J.Jck H•ll rwitb ten Potnta was SIDEliNES With 20 : aod.Jdat.es report1n1 -.nament last Thursday nlgbt hJgh ror the loser.s. Foster Is High So:orer a ,. John Fr'yatt. dally. Coach oartoo Rat.cutr Is pre W.ben GUI1r&Jl W11ght."S Ileld gal l 1n O!ficlals ror tbe tournament. were; By Nina CnJco parlns Glenville state college P1no the tiDAl three seconds o1 the game Jack Garela, Ralpb Fazio, Bennett eers for the opening bastblll l'ame Ah I Wa.!t. 'tUl t.he steam rlses from With the t.wo recent defea.ts hand brought them from behind t10 down Stump, Sam Marchio, Mike cr1ato here Tbur..tay, Aprtl 17, again•! the noor. Yes, the sbot was good, ed to the Mauntalneers by Utah and Jllnkles Hoboes 33-32. and Jack Mil~. Official soore.r wa Alderson-Bro:leldus Battlers. and S etty RUse ~·s team Norlb Oorollna In the NIT only • Blnkle I'Ol otr to ll. f3st start Ten 1ame r~hcdule as complet · Thelma Ryan. wtns 24-22 o¥er MUlDe LOwe's sex goes to 'Show that a long string of IHdlog 8-1 1\fter thr.. minutes of ed by coach Ratlltf fer the flrst ln· ret. Tbe Urst basketball game tn vlctortPS over !"Wl-of-the-mtll teams play bu~ drhe lead chaoglng hands did wvo ptw >op fllgh~ ball clubo, LOwe's team led unrtl the last few cne being Navy wh1cb banded them AprU 17, .-\lde.rson-Broaddus. here; several tlmC'S. seconds or tho!' game, when fa.lthful Aprll 19, W~eyan, here: April 28, Riley Jed 17· 15 n.t halt time and lhelr only deleat of the sea.soa. Drop Tilt To ''Mighty Mouse·· Elliot ea.me thro Falrmont, t:h~: May 1, Alder50D Wou!dn"t :l raJOrd over the strong· :111-23 going ln>o the final stanza. ugh with a ringer. t.owe made 1~ Broaddus. th'!l'e; May .3, Wesleyan. er unlvers.ltles of the east be more Wlt:b five mlnutas t.o go H ankins points for ntr team, and Elllot there; May 6, Palrmcnt, here: May lmpresstve tbm a string or victories ax.red 1 Held gott.t and o. lree to!:S to chalked up :-lvc goals and one foul 10, West Vlrgt•. 11a Tech, there; !1~1 up and Holy Rollers over local snte colleges. tie the contest from there shot for the winners. 13, Salem, th~e; May 17, West Vlr GD B'lnt:le he.ld the lead untU Ban W VlJ Manh&ll Game Morgan Gets Decision Clear tne Uoor tor action I The ginla Tech, he.re; May 21, Salem Wrights Oeld goal clinched the batUe be-tween Wanda B urk.ha.m· A. 1.. Hllrdman. sports editor of bere. ....,.., In tre final seoonds. Over Davis; Carpenter mer·.s Wonders and JO Ann Fore· THE CHARLESTON GAZEITE Complet-e For Molllld Spol Hanldns was t.he teadlng scorer or Wins From Little llsJl man's Ftgh~rs u ready to begin. wrote 1n tw: column a tew days ago Competing !OT stal'tlng assign· tbe 1a.me ga:..,ering 19 polnt.s for There l.s 1.be closing whl5tle. It. wu that the athletic department at the ments on the mound are three can Hinkle with Waldo and Satierfleld By John Fry&U University quickly put. the damper fL good game, and chalk up another didates, thrte as bJck'Stops, five for aetUnc nine eJch for the Cham Before a large crowd last TUe.sda;y on the pos.sibllltles of members of night the Holy Roller Court team victor/ tor Ule Wondeni ror Fore infield positlcms, and nine tor ou~ pions. milD '.1.-as defeated by one point, field pooiUoru. HlDkle Wbu From Ba.U rolled to • 7Q-83 vletory over Qll i!:'~e~~~n~a~~:ham:~~~ ~~ mer county nigh 5Cboo1 All·Stars to Jeavlng the final score at 22· 21. For the J)1U1. two weekS he has To get t.o !.!::I.e finals Btnk.le won a &eedr Can't MJsa St. Albans. I'b.is leaves ~he old ques been putting :Ul candJdates throucb c1aee one frOJI Ball Ute seon being close an evenl9Jg Ieatu.rlna four bOx· tion unsolved as It has all season, t.ng matches and the all-star ba.sket- Baz,el ReedY Just couldn't miss In the paces prepuing for the opening ••· Thls W1" nother clO&e con the last quarter when she made nla e could t.he Mountaineers de.tea.t .Mar game scheduled for A:prll 11', the lest last. two bnll game. all the way until tbe or ber 13 points that. cllncbed the shall or vtce-veru. first of ten p.mes to be .pllyed by It was :1 close game wtth not more minutes ot play wben Hinkle fOrged game. The glr:S played with [ive on w..tb.....aarnluftDea the Pioneers thLI sea&Oil. than rive po.ints separatlng the two ahead by .mo pOint >nd beld Ball each team, and the two captainl Old Man Weather stepped ln the Those trying for pitching assign teams unUl me list minute of plJ.y ...-eieqs the remtt1nder of the 1ame. ran tbe entire 11oor tor one quart.er. past .,.ee,t: and prevented any out. ments, are IJ:l\rood Herndon trom when the Holy-Rollers pulled IIW&Y Hanldns !ed ~· scorlns ..itb 12 Foreman to6Sed in seven gotll door praotice tor the Pioneer tase Angler, N. c, Mllo they have bee:l confined to the gym army bad a rocord of tour wins and bu~ eight the 10"1 scored times from trelt. b}' ga.UY".rtng 10 points, all (COntinued on Page 4) nasium wh ere they hold dally work one loss w•th the OVerseas Replace lout tiDe. coming rrv.n long allots rar out on outs. ment Depot. ot North Carolina. Un In tbe oth~r aemJ-tinJ1 pme Riley the. floor. llajor '-P the las~ hal'f after by far the best tight of the four Hardman, Btuke a-d All-Sian Both ma.jl)r will be open· was plt.ch lng semi-pro ba.ll In his beln8 held >o 14 point. fqr the wl~h bot.~ fighters trying hard tor leagues Bob Hardman of GlenvUle and own home t.oWD. ftrst. two &t:l.l\Za.S and downed Wa.t. a k:no:kout. log ~eir schedules In another - Rolla Burir.e !rom Band Pork led weeks a.nd it Is tlme tor ored.lctlons (COntinued on Page 4) eon t1-25. Watsoa , Slecrist F lc l1t the hlgh scoool attack for the t.lme Two exhlbltton flg'hts were staged, fOr the coming season to be made. 'they were 1n i.he p.me. between Ray Watson and Paul Stes Your columnist predicts st. r.outs, PICTURELAND Although there waa no rlng. the rtst. In tite t.hlrd fis:ht. and tn the Cb.lcago, Bo3ton, wd Philadelphia Hub Clothing THEATER four bo.x1ng D'l'litches were ~ final bout Norman Sheets met. Mike finlsbin& ln that order in the Na· rul, the first ma~es 1>0 be held In s:yre. Both were non·declslon fights. Uonal League with Boston, New Glenville 1n sevtra.l ~Jears . The David FJtopatrlck, Holy Roller York, Detroit and Cleveland Is the Company 'he., Wed~ April 1-2 Ltght.s were fous.ht on mat.s Laten court judge clld the &nnounclna and ·rtrst d191slon c·r t.he Junior circuit. J ohn Garfield, rrom the ends or the gymnastum4 Doug Carpenter won a dec1slon C hink. Hinkle WlJS the retttee for .------. Geraldine Fitzgerald all bouts. Quality "NOBODY UVES over Darh.LS ·lJt.tle' BaU tn the The j udges were Frank Bowles hllt~le Buy Bond8 opening of te evening. This and Bud WUllams tdth Dick (Open FOREVER" fight was In tbe Ughtwelght divis Men's Wear Color Cartoon the door Ricilardl Satterfield as Ion.. the otrlc.laJ t..me:r. and Gleuvllle Thurs., Fri-, April 3-4 Most exd~ battle of the even ing brought ~.A>gether Ross Morgan B. C. 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