THE GOLD BUG - Hoover Library

2 The Gold Bug, May J U, l!J63
Terrors Split Double Bin With Susquehanna U.
Walker Has Hey-Day
In May Day Victory
Last Saturdav, the Terrors Susquehanna never threaten-
I ira May Day doubleheader ed in the second game, as W]He
The peaceful, conservative college town of Westminster is i Susquehanna, losing the put the game on ice with eight
squeeze with the issue at hand bound to break into the open game 3-2, and coming back tallies in the fifth inning on six
any moment. And, when it does, the town 'of Westminster will to grab the nightcap, 14-5, as singles and three-run triple by
become a better place in which to live and to attend college. Rex walker drove in eight runs. Dave "Power Boy" Horton.
Wes.tem Maryland College h~s been blasted by. several In the opening contest, Sus- Rex "Grand Slam" Walker
source~ In the past few years f.o~ Its ~tand on In~egratlOn. The quehanna's Jim Gibney (5-1) was by far the standout Terror
sta~d~.v~~1~~:ht:~.:ka:l~lsntl:~:r~~:lr.ndT~;.tt~d\~:r~~i' the :~lldo~h~v~~~~e!~~.J; ~~lfZ~~~dhi~~batter .of ~he after~oo~ as he
existed fOJ·.qUlte a whlle.-that is, until the. . Tony Magnatto and "Stud" d:ove I~ el~hl runs with f~ur
team decided to establish the summer trammg Waiter: Wayne Whitmore, who hits, which Included a smashing
campus. well enough to win, was grand slam homer, a two-rbi
Now, an undeniable fact remains that the Colts, aside victim of two triple and a double. Lance
Whittaker Chambers, have been most instrumental in runs in the sixth in- Klein, who was the winning
Westminster on the map. Also, the merchants of the . which gave the contest to pitcher, grabbed his fifth vicprofited
greatly from the presence of the Colts team, not tory as against only one loss.
ties. tion the Let'srevenue face it, received the Colts by arc the acollege drawing for card. the use of its ,':::~, 1;==;:========:=:::==:::::;
Now, the squeeze is on. Negro players on the pro team
repeatedly been barred from shops, restaurants, and theatres.
a result, the Colt ownership has declared that if racial equality is
not achieved in westminster soon, the team will not remain in
town. Surely, the merchants and store owners are not foolish
enough to let a generous part of their income slip away. This
leads one to believe that, perhaps, there is a group or an organization
of die-hard extremists who have been putting the screws
to any effort of integration.
turned.
If such is the case, the tables are
Now is the chance for Western Maryland College to take a
. stand. We can force the issue to its boiling point. We
accept Negroes as a part of our college community.
Westminstpr
Laundry
and
Dry CIeaning
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MRS. FISHER
in
STUDENT UNION
RUILDING
"Everybudy Welcume"
at the
DOWNTOWN
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COLONIAL DINING
ROOM
59 W_ Main St.
Recommended by
Duncan Hines
Visit the
AVENUE
BARBERSHOP
Clothes Flower Fresh
at the
MODERN IDEAL
LAUNDRY
See
MATT CREAMER
A.N.W. 333
Carroll Theatre
Fri.-Wed_ May 10-15
Gregory Peck
"TO KILL A
MOCKINGBIRD"
Thurs .. Tues. May 16 - 21
Robert Taylor
"MIRACLE OF THE
WHITE STALLIONS"
Wed._Sat. May 22-25
Robert Ryan MelvinDouglas
'BILLY BUDD"
BAUGHER'S
RESTAURANT
',4 Mile orr t.he Campus
Delicious Full Course Meals
Try Our Hamburg Subs
Homemade Tee Cream
and Thick Mllkshakes
Parents' welecme
OPEN EVERY DAY
1. C. PENNEY CO.
56 West Main SL
NOW THREE WAYS
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