Page 4 - TheGoldBug1938-39
P. 4
PAGE FOUR The Gold Bug, Western Maryland College, Westminster, Md. U. OF M. STRONG TEST SOCCER TEAM DEPENDS may be changed. It includes a two ON TERROR SCHEDULE ON NEW PLAYERS day trip into Pennsylvania and long trips to West Point and to the Uni- (Continued from Page 3, Col. 3) versity of Virginia. The coach for (Continued from Page 3, Col. 2) the Western Maryland score being been mainstays of the team for four this season is indefinite at present. 26-0 favoring the Terrors. By the years. The schedule: time this game rolls around, the Hav- Oct. 5 Towson Teachers at West- ensmen should be in top shape. Captain Charlie Wallace conducted minster a short spring haining session last 7 Salisbury Teachers at West- Last Three Are Hard year to start the building of a new minster The longest trip of the season will team. The 1937 team lost only three 14 Franklin and Marshall, away be to Manchester, New Hampshire, out of twelve games and won the state 15 Penn State, away for the November 5 game with St. championship. This year the sched- 18 Blue Ridge, away Anselm. St. Anselm won 5 and lost 2 ule is harder and the outlook is ac- 21 Virginia U., away last fall. They defeated Northeast- cordingly not so bright. If the fresh- 22 Bucknell, away ern, Providence, New Hampshire, men come through with some good 28 Gettysburg at Westminster Ithaca, and .Spi-lngfleld. Holy Cross players to add to Barkdoll, Tomlinson, Nov. 5 West Chester, away ana St. Vincent were the only schools Galbreath, and Willis, the team will 9 Army, away to defeat them. How St. Anselm have a chance to hold the champion- 12 Johns Hopkins, away shapes up this year remains to be ship. 18 U. of Maryland at Westmin- Times-Printing Company seen, but they arc marked as one of The following twelve game schedule ster the tougher teams on the Terror schedule. { "WESTERN MARYLAND"} Wake Forest will visit Baltimore MASTER PRINTERS November 12 in the ninth game of TIMES BUILDING WESTMINSTER, MD. their ten game schedule. On Septem- Read the ber 17, the Deacons defeated Ran- dolph Madon 57-6 in the opening game. Their team will consist mostly of sophomores who are rapidly im- New York Times proving under the coaching of Pea- head Walker, now in his second year Welcome Students at Wake Forest. For "All the News That's Fit to Print" Following a twelve day lay-off, the Terrors will tackle St. Vlncenta at • SPORT SHOES Latrobe, Pa., on Thanksgiving Day. St. Vincents won 5, lost 2, and tied 2 FOREIGN SHIRTS last fall. They defeated Centsius 18- TIES o in the final game of the season. NATIONAL BATH ROBES However, there were a good many ATHLETICS TOWELS_ seniors on that St. Vincent's team and it will have to be rebuilt this year. EDUCATlON MEMORY BOOKS This wili be a tough game for the • DIARIES Terrors, but if injuries have not SCARFS caught up with the first string men, SCATTER RUGS Thanksgiving should mean another See FRANK SHERRARD and ANNA MAXWELL BRIDGE LAMPS victory for the Green and Gold. (Campus Representatives) WASTE BASKETS CURTAIN RODS Advertise In The CURTAINS CUSHIONS GOLD BUG MOPS DESK LAMPS At Your Service BOOK SHELVES USE FULLER BRUSHES TENNIS SHOES TOOTH BRUSHES _____ ~.~RUSHES, COMBS ENTERTAINMENT AND EDUCATIOli T,_W, MATHER E# SONS GLENN rICKEL, DEALER Seminary Phone 374-j IN DELUXE COMFORT Westminster's Lea4ing Store WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND • MACKENZIE'S DRUG STORE Announces a Complete PRESCRIPTION Carroll and State Theatres DEPARTMENT WELCOME We guarantee the quality of our medicines regarding- purity, ac- curacy and as being strictly in The best of Fox, Paramount, Warner Brothers, RKO, accordance with Physician's or- der. ~ Students' of Western Maryland 50 W. MAIN ST. Columbia, and Universal Films. Next To State Theatre The Friendly Place to Meet Your Friends Welcome Students • TASTY LUNCHES - SANDWICHES COFFMAN'S HOME MADE PIES Students' Stationery Needs A MERE pigmy beside theo A COMPLETE SODA FOUNTAIN MENU giant line", it hauls and shoves • abo,," the tugboat can be de- SERVED IN PLEASING SURROUNDINGS pended on to do ih job in It thorough wMl:mmlUke 11\4_. PARKER, WATERMAN, SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS, PENCILS AND INK No job i, too tOtlgh fot" the pludy Iiffie tug to tecl1.! UNDERWOOD, CORONA, REMINGTON _ TYPEWRITERS AND RIBBONS EVERYDAY NEEDS IN TOILETRIES Our repes- department can be LOOSE LEAF COVERS AND PAPER depended 00 to function in e SOLD AT ATfRACTIVE PRICES thorough workmonlike meaner. W. M. C. STATIONERY AND FELT GOODS Skilled crc}ftsmen and our re- putation combine to assure MAGAZINES SUNDAY PAPERS you of quality. A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF COLLEGE JEWELRY CASS€LL'S -FREE- Make Our Store Your Store JEWELER.S J.WI1.HULl.ow.ER·5t E. MAtN ST. A DESK BLOTTER FOR EACH TEACHER AND STUDENT BONSACK BROS. P. G. COFFMAN CO, 22 West Main St. TIMES BUILDING WESTMINSTER, MD.
   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9