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Scrimshaw Thursday, November 16, 1971 Earll Retires After 15 Years; a "TremendoDs Experience" "Living in Baltimore instead of Earll's senior year on the team. Western Maryland College's Westminster is not convenient. I "Homer was a skillful playe head soccer coach Homer Earll think the sports today require with a lot of heart. He played ever announced his retirement last someone to stay close to changes in minute of every game. He's th week after 15 years of service in tactics and traJ-ning methods. My kind of guy who's always a ger that position. work doesn't allow that time. tleman on the field. He had goo The 1947 All-American halfback There are an awful lot of new ideas fundamentals. He not only had th participated in the 16-member being fostered at this point. southern Olympic tryout team for Somebody has a new idea coming physical fitness and aptitude fo the 1948 Olympics. Earll was the game but he had a lot of desirr around the corner all the time. I to play good soccer, to excel. 1t'1 named to the honorable mention also figure that after 15 years that kind cr sturr that makes a gooc list for the 1948 U.S. Olympics someone else should try it." soccer player but he also had one Soccer team. He was also on the Earll is quick to add though, of the greatest skills anyone car 1948 and 1949 All-Maryland soccer "I've enjoyed it. College coaching have and that's spirit." teams. The native Garden City, is very challenging. It was a Earll is taking with him a lot 0 tremendous experience." fond memories of the games anc New Yorker, who graduated from players from over the years WMC in 1950 with an A.B. in Earll compiled a 61-101-13 record Economics, was also co-captain of during his 15-year stay on the Two of his players are now head the college's 1949 team. college's coaching staff with a 28- soccer coaches in their own rights. scene Earl! gave distance and 16-2 record from 1968 to 1971 Johnson Bowie coaches at Drexel Lounge changing game tactics as his WMC Director of Annual Giving University and Earl Draper coaches at Ohio University Choral Arts Concert reason for - retiring. Last year, soccer team to the 1955 Mason- Earll garners value these friendships. is WMC Uhrig, Philip a coached Earll moved his lumber brokerage in coaching real "The firm, Earll to Baltimore. Westminster Forest Products, fror, Dixon championship. Uhrig's first the friendships you make," he , All of those singers and in- works year coaching at the college was said. strumentalists who were rehearsing in Big Baker last Local director. pianist and Saturday will again be there this C:::~:i~~lt d?r:~~r, K::~d~~e i~rg~~ FRISCO ~:rt~~~; c:~e~i;f~~~:;:~~rr~~~ accompa~ist Estale Da.niel. O~ the at3:00, November 19. They will be b~rdofd[recto~areI\Irs. Julia T FAMILY PUB performing the choral works _ HItchcock, president; Mrs. Evelyn "Gloria" by Vivaldi, accompanied Carroll Plaza Shopping Center by orchestra; three GavrieJli Hering, and Mr. Alfred de Long moetes with brass instruments; Other members of the WMC family 'c'r>e~ ~\l>" ~ee" and Vaughan Williams' "Fantasia ring with the chorus. College on Christmas Carols," with organ students are welcome to attend ~\l>~~"'~ ~\l>\\l>~ (,o\~ There will be several soloists in the this community event Vivaldi and Vaughan Williams Call Ahead for Takeout Orders 876-3550 Complete Jewelry, Watch, and engraving repair There is no admission charge, but contributions will be accepted done on the premises' The cost of the orchestra is par- tially funded by the Musician's Co.Wage Ibu6e .£iquM6 Union, and financial support for CaLD the SOCiety is given by members of . Diamond City 113 W. MainSt. thecommunily. _ BEER "At the Forks" BEER The Choral Arts Society of Check our This Week'~ Special Carroll County is now in its third 140 ViU,ge Shopping Center --j year. Their purposes are the ad- 848.8660 Westmmster, ~d. 21157 876-1559 wine specials Sdcti4 12-jN1Ck *2_99.;.u,.1f