Page 68 - TheGoldBug1946-47

The Gold Bug, April 10, 1947 In addition to the above awards nualJy with the initial award to be Gamma Bets Win Volley B.II Nine Morris Awarclecl the Military Department will award made this year. This is to be known medals The Ser- three to the high three Medal." men as "The Sergeants' This is determined In Volley Ball Selected By W AA Sergeants'Meclal of the year. each man made in the by geants assigned to the Military De- the standing partment are awarding this medal to At the last meeting of the WA various matches. The winners this the outstanding freshman of the rifle by AL RESNICK A, the honorary volley ball team was The following memorandum was re, year are: team and intend to make it an annual selected. The squad includes Gladys ceived by the Sports Editor of The First Place (Gold Medal) award. The winner this year is Rus- Slaughtering the Preachers and Sause, Jean Sause, and Annette Mc- Gold Bug from Colonel Carleton Henry Muller Black and Whites, and going on to Mahon as forwards, with Barbara Smith, professor of Military Science Second Place (Silver Medal) sell Morris." defeat the Bachelors in a forced third Sowers as alternate. The centers and Tactics here at Western Mary- George Davis game, Gamma Beta Chi won the In- are Ruth Wentz, Reba \Ventz, and land: , Third Place (Bronze Medal) SMITH & REIFSNIDER terfraternity A League volley ball Hope Kellam, with Betty Benson as "The following students were Henry Stone Incorporated championship. The B League crown - alternate. The backs consist of Sally awarded letters for the rifle team for Another medal will be awarded an- LUMBER-COAL went to Alpha Gamma Tau. Smith, Martha Witter, and Margaret 1946-47: WESTMINSTER, MD. The Gamma Bets, led by Walt Ruppenthal, with Sue Dixon alter- Henry Muller Russell Morris Sibiski, Ken Volk, Ken Volkart and nate. George Davis BOWL Hal Hammarg-ren, commanded the In the "A" division of the intra- Henry Stone ~;::~'~"~:;~hWine's Sport Shop lead in all their games with the ex- mural volley ball tournament, the Charles Kidd Richard Hawn 46 Penna. Ave. at caption of their dash with the Bach- junior class came out on top with Modern Recreation elors when they were forced to play two wins and no defeats. The soph- Full Line Of Sporting Goods Near Post Office u third contest. This they-easily won, omores registered one win and one Compliments 15 to 6. loss, while the freshmen suffered two of The Bachelor A squad, which closed setbacks. The results of the B & C CHARLES CARROLL in second place, lost only to the cham- divisions of play are as follows: Heagy's Barber Shop MONARCH CLEANERS pions, while defeating the Preachers Won Lost in a three-game series and topping Freshman B 3 3 CLEANING and PRESSING HOTEL the Black and Whites in two close Sophomore B tilts. The Black and Whites defeated . Mixed B Barnes Apptiance Service Phone 484 • the Preachers to place third. Mixed C Bendix Home Laundry The Bachelors' closest match in The schedule for softball lists prac- All kinds of Electrical R. L. McDonald DELICIOUS CHICKEN winning the, B League crown was tice days on Mondays and Wednes- Appliances Serviced against the Preachers who finished days for freshmen and Tuesdays and and Repaired Westminster, Md. DINNERS second. Tom Price led the victorious Thursdays for upper classmen. Make- Speed Queen Washers and Blue and White team. - up practice for everyone is on Friday Ironers Fraternity softball is expected to afternoon. 45 EAST MAIN STREET begin next week with the defending WESTMINSTER, MD. champions, the Preachers, favored to Phone 793 Margaret & Earl's Compliments of repeat. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Students' Center T. W. Mather & Sons J. WM. HULL, Jeweler Compliments of Phone Z14-W JOHN EVERHART SANDWICHES Store of Successor to Cassell's Westminster's Department The Store of New Fashioned Rutan Chevrolet Co. Jewelry and Old Fashioned The College Barber I SOFT DRINKS Good Service and Values Hoeesey ; and Bobber Times Building' Watch for Latest East Main St. AT THE ,FORKS Models of Chevrolet Westminster, Md. RADIOS,- FURNITURE, Theo. F. Shaeffer and Master Plumber ELECTRICAL Radio-Electronic Service for APPLIANCES Distinctive Stationery Fo, ALL POPULAR BRANDS 92 W. Main St. Of'RECORDS I Note Paper Complete Selection J. Stoner Geiman Decca, Columbia, Victor, Phon, 359-~d. Informals See Your Majestic, Capitol, etc. 77 West Main Street We"'nin"", ~ Needles College Jewelers Popular, Swing and Classical Coffman's Card Shop Colonial Use Hear Our and Record Booth to Choose Your Opposite Bus Terminal' 32 West Main St. Favorite Selections Run Right to Flowers for Every Occasion Radio Electronic Service READ'S "I4 W. Main St. Phone 703 Stewart N. Dutterer For Fine Cosmetics, Toiletries Save With Safety and all your FLORIST Typewriter and Adding At The DRUG STORE NEEDS Machine Repairs Rexall Drug Store NOW Pennsylvania Ave. RENTALS For your convenience you can • 15 E. Main Street. Phone 350 Old Spice, Friendship Garden, leave your Laundry Bundles Westminster. 'Md. Orloff Nome, Davis Typewriter Co. Cara Berganot Toiletries and and Dry Cleaning in Old Main Listen to the Jimmy Durante- 32 West Main Street Garry.Moore Rexall Drug / Colonial Music Co. 'Westminster, Maryland Radio Show every Compliments Friday evening Instruments of Distinction Telephone 585 9:30 P. M., WCAO and Open Gibson Guitars of WFMD Mon.-Tues. 9 to 3 Agency King Band Instruments SCHMITI'S Wed.-Fri_ 9 to 12 Portable Radios BONSACK'S L. C. Smith Typewriter REXALL DRUG STORE Complete Line of Accessories 55 E. Main St. Phone 298 Westminster Laundry For All Instruments SODAS LUNCHES 34 W. Main St. Phone 300 'W~,Md. CARROLLEEN The Artcraftsman THUR. to SAT., APRIL 10 to 12 THUR. and FRI., APRIL 10 and 11 Benny' 5 Kitchen- "SWELL GUY" "THE SECRET OF THE Individual Coiffurel WHISTLER" Sonny Tufts Ann Blythe Beauty in its Entirety Where old friends meet 80 East Main Street "CHILD OF DIVORCE" 66 W. Main St. and like to eat SUN. to TUES., APRIL 13 to 15 SATURDAY, APRIL 12 WESTMINSTER, MD_ Opposite Post Office "EL PASO KID" Strictly home cooked food "MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE" Sunset Carson TAILOR-MADE GIFTS Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour 59 W. Main Sr. Westminster SUN. to TUES., APRIL 13 to 15 "WAKE UP AND DREAM" Gibson Guitars Westminster 654-J Specializes in gifts for WED. and THUR., APRIL 16 and 17 John Payne June Haver Technicolor Selmer Band Instruments college students -"THE MAGNIFICENT DOLL" Ginger Rogers David Niven WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 Stu's Music Studios Burgess Meredith "RAINBOW OVER THE ROCKIES" 32 W. Main St_ 2nd Floor Jimmy \V akely Westminster, Md. It Pays To Look Well FRI. and SAT., APRIL 18 and 19 Phone 585 Visit The "CAPTAIN CAUTION" THUR. and FRI., APRIL 17 and 18 "BOSTON BLACKIE AND Down Beat-Instruments Victor Mature Alan Ladd Avenue Barber Shop THE LAW" "BLONDE ALIBI" Popular Sheet Music Where The Students Go SUN. to WED., APRIL 20 to 23 Accessories SATURDAY, APRIL 19 "THE JOLSON STORY" Recordings Made 85 Pennsylvania Avenue "TRIGGER FINGERS" Larry Parks Evelyn Keyes Johnny Mack Brown