davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Legion Junior Loop
Opens Race Today

The American Legion Junior
League baseball race. in which eight
teams compete again this year,
opens today with three games
scheduled on Ellipse diamonds
starting at l pm.
Games are National Cathedral
VS.. Costello, at North Ellipse; Fort
Stevens VS.. Holleran-Murray, West
Ellipse, and Bunker Hill VS.. Thad-
Dulni. South Ellipse Fort Dupont
and Government Printing Office
the other two Legion posts rep
resented by Junior mines this year,
are idle today. Bunker Hill Is de-
Tending champion.
Pre-game ceremonies will be held
starting at 1890 pm. Music will
be supplied by the Fort Stevens
Drum and Bugle Corps, and Owen
C. Holleran. District Department
commander, will throw out the first
hall
Evening star., 1948-06-06
BY the Assoeicisd Press

NEW YORK. June Sin recogni-
ton of his position as defending
champion, Lew (The Chin Wor-
sham of Oakmont, Pa, and Wash
ington has been awarded choice
starting position in the field Of III
golfers slated to play in the U. s.
Open championship at Los Angeles,
June 10 and IL.
Worsham will play with Herman
Barron, stylish White Plains, N. Y,
pro who won the Goodall Round
Robin tournament and Big Stewart
(Skip) Alexander of Lexington, N
c., one of the best of the younger
playing pros and winner OF the
National Capital Open in Washing
ton.
This trio will tee of for the first
18-hole round at 11:10 a.m.,, Pacific
Daylight time (2:10 pm. Eastern
Daylight on the first day and at
2:47 pm. (PDT) on the second
This is late enough to avoid early
morning dampness on one round
and still early enough to finish be-
fore twilight on the second day. The
times also will give the greatest
number of fans chance to see the
champion.
Field to be Reduced.
After the first two rounds. the
field will be cut to the so low scorers
and ties for 50th place for the final
36 holes June IL.
The groupings and starting times,
announced today by the United
States Golf Association, offer a
number of outstanding attractions
for the galleries.
Ben Hogan, recent winner OF the
Professional Golfers Association
championship; Lloyd Mangrum, 1947
Open Champion, and Marvin (Bud)
Ward. 1941 amateur champion. will
60 out together at 9:18 am. and
1855 pm. About q half hour later,
Frank Stranahan. recent winner of
the British Amateur title, will tee
of with Bill Nary Of Phoenix, Ariz.,
and Eric Monti of Los Angeles.
Todd, Palmer Together.
Other notable threesomes include
Harry Todd, Johnny Palmer and
Vic Ghezzi; Johnny Bulla, Jim Fer
rier and Fred Haas, jr.; Jimmy
Demaret, Claude Harmon, the Mas
ters' tournament winner, and John
Dawson, runner-up to Skee Riegel
in the 1947 Amateur.
Late arrivals can watch long
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Canes in Prince Georges

Prince Georges County Baseball
League schedule for today: 49,.
Section A-Fort Carroll vs.. Dixie Pig a.
Fort Washington: Silver Hill vs. MARYLAND
Sport Club at Sunnybrook: Campus Clut
vs.. Sunnyboook at Shady Oak. Sectior
B-Pumphrey's VS.. Gwynn Park a.
Croome; Maryland Aces at Brandywine
Croome at Cheltenham.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Colts, Indians Resume
High Baseball Title
Duel Tomorrow

Anacostia and Coolidge baseball
teams clash again tomorrow at Grif-
nth Stadium in the final round of
the District public high school play
of. The finalists In the double
knockout tourney played to %
eight inning tie Friday. If Anacostia
wins tomorrow a second game will
be played later in the week A Cool
idge win, however, would give 1t the
crown.
Both teams had to fight from the
bottom to reach the playoffs and
neither at first was considered
strong contender for the champion
ship. The Colts, who had won the
crown the previous two years, lost
their first two round-robin games,
but took the next five to finish in
second place behind Eastern. East
ern won all seven of its series tilts
and ruled strong favorite to grab
the title.
Coach Tommy Nolan's Anacostia
has had the toughest road. 1t lost
three of It's first four tits, but won
the next two to earn a fourth place
tie with Wilson. The Indians
knocked of Wilson in a special tie
breaking game, then helped put
Eastern out of the running.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Bankers SoftbuII League

Won-and-lost records in the
Banker Softball League are: Union
Trust. Al; Metropolitan, 81; Riggs
81; Washington Loan and Trust
30; Second National, 1-3; Lincoln
National, OILS.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Killed by Pitched Boil

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 5(P.-
John S. Argo, Jr., 10. died yesterday
after being hit by a pitched base
ball. He was injured while playing
catch with friends two days eaiiier.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Biq Prizes for June 20 Races
Lure Pro Outdoor Drivers

way and Lincoln Memorial Bridges
Seats will be available along East
Potomac Park, and races can be
viewed from the Virginia shore as
well.
Racing begins at II am. and con-
tinues until we'll after 5 pm. The
show winds up with three home
town races for family runabouts
sponsored by the Washington Ma
rine Trade Associa ton. ..-~...
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Howard HurIs, Hits Moy
To BOYS Club Victory

Mark Howard pitched three
hitter and singled in the winning
run in the fourth inning as May
Hardware clipped Southwest Harbor
Lions, 80, in a senior class game Of
the Western Division Boys Club
League yesterday.
In the only other senior game,
Georgetown Branch defeated Ar
lington Eagles, 6-3. Other results
Junior class-Edmonds Optical. 9;
Georgetown Blues, 5. Hutcheson Furn-
iture, IL; Fairlington, 4: MIDGET Class
Washington Flour. 8: Trinidad Boys club
Peoples Drug. Il; Georgetown Grays. Z:
Evening star., 1948-06-06

Out just four times last year,
Brownies pacing pride won twice,
placed once and ran third. Winnie's
first showing this year was at st.
Louis, where in three races she won
twice and was photoed out of an
other victory. Her impressive per-
formances have stamped Winnie as
one Of the best pacing prospects for
the season.
Eight races will be featured night
ly during the meeting with post time
for the first at BIS.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Boer to Be Mat Referee
At Turner'S Wednesday

Max Baer of ther-pushing fame
will step through the ropes at
Turner's Arena Wednesday night in
a new role as a rassle referee. Baer
who once wore the heavyweight
boxing crown. will handle the cham
pionship bout between Gino Carl
baldi and Frank Sexton, present
titleholder.
A two-man team match will have
Sander Kavacs and Faro Rinaldo
graphing with Marvin Mercer and
George Flynn. Bouts will begin at
2.45
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Czech Photo Plane Flights
Over u. s. Zone Reported
BY the Assoeioied Press

HOF. Germany, Aug. 28.-Ger-
man border police said yesterday
that Czechoslovak planes Of photo
reconnaissance type have made at
least five flights over the American
zone of Germany in recent weeks.
Police described the flights as
violations of the air border between
the American zone and Communist
ruled Czechoslovakia. Omitted States
Air Force officials at Wiesbaden had
no immediate comment on the re-
ports)
The planes were said to have flown
into Germany at an altitude OF
5000 feet and penetrated about 10
miles beyond the border near Wun-
siedel and Marktredwitz.
One German official said, Il as.
sumo they were making photographs
of the border area, either as part
of their own border defenses or in
the thought they might find some
thing on the American side"
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Army Speeds Up Work
In Reserve Officer Calls

The Army, which will call 1000
reserve officers to active duty this
month, is making plans to speed up
the processing of applications of re-
servists requesting extended active
duty. tours. Reserve officers cannot
be called to active duty without
their consent.
Under the new plan, officers will
get final physical examinations at
any nearby military medical facility
before submitting their applications
instead of waiting until after their
submission. The Army also said the
period between the time the papers
are sent in and the officer is noti-
fed to report will be reduced.
The reServists are needed to help
train the influx of men under the
new draft law.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Sigma Chi Sweetheart
Is BIue-Eyed Blond
ay the Asseeieted Pros.

SEATTLE, Aug. 28.-Members of
the Sigma Chi fraternity stuck with
tradition last night in picking their
first Sweetheart of Sigma Chi"
They named a coed with blue in
her eyes and gold in her hair.
She is Barbara Tanner of East
Lansing. Mich, 20-year -old Michi-
gan State College student.
The. odds favored naming of a
blue-eyed blond. All but one of the
six candidates-Glorya Klapp OF
George Washington University at
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Luther Place Memorial

DR.. L. Ralph Tabor breaches at
both services Sunday on "Life's
Knotty Problem"
At $50 pm, the young people
viii have a picnic supper in the
vicinity of the Tidal Basin Inlet
Bridge in West Potomac Park. The
youth meeting following will be in
the form of a Galilean program,
under the leadership of DR.. Tabor.
Evening star., 1948-08-28

Washington-fitted the description
Of the Sweetheart" song.
The other contestants were Caro-
iyn Slocum, Willamette University,
Salem, Greg; Sammy Eldred, Louis
lana State University; Joan Rehm,
University of Kentucky, and Jean
Forsythe, Denison University, Ohio.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-16
OMO
Interview S Jardou Drobnym.

Interview s Jardou Drobnym.
Nadchaz1 opet sezona ''te-
plomilnych" sportG a S jejim
pTichodem rostou trampoty
funkcionard a pr1pravy spor-
tovcG. Mezi prvymi byl jake
obvykle Jarda Drobny, ktery
ami nevyckal skoncen1 hockey
owe sezony a pustil Sc do sveho
oblfbeneho tennisu hned pc
navratu do Svateho MoTice.
0 pocatc1ch sve sportovnl
kariery sveril nam neco v jed
nom soukrom6m rozhovoru.
Jarda Drobny Sc narodil v
Praze dine IL. srpna 1921. Je
1redn1kem, svobodny (proto
pravdepodobne re pro samy
sport nema cas- ma zeny). Mer1
ia en-, vazf rs ky, Nema SOU
rozence, nekourf a alkohol Sc
mu protivi. Ackoli je skromne
povahy, je prfslusny kazde We
sele spolecnosti a rozum1 zer-
tn. Je kratkozraky a nosi bry-
lie, ktere mu vsak az do nedav-
ma byly velkou prekazkou pri
vykonavani sportu, hlavne pTi
hockey. Proto vyuzil prve pr1-
lezitosti, ktera sc mu naskytla,
a dial 81 zTfdit kontaktnf cocky,
ktere byly vyrobeny v Jablonci
Jard1v otec je spravcem ten
nisovych courtd V Praze ma
stvanici, ktere patti prazske-
mu I. CLTK. Jarda tedy jiz
cd dtleho mladf I'll We sportov-
MIN prostredf. Zacatek jeho
kariery byl vlastne stejny jake
proslulych bratr1 Kozeluhd:
byl sberacem m1ckI. Avsak
staly pobyt ma courtech mu
daval pTflezitost wit do ruky
take tennisovou raketu. V je-
no prfpade to byla leva ruka
Ca jak vysledky jeho mezina-
rodnfch s~tfetnutf ukazuj1, byla
to ia prava). To bylo v roce
1927, to bylo Jardovi 6 let. V
temze roce Sc mu zalibil take
lednf hockey a mlady Drobny
strfdal tyto diva sporty Poole
rocnfch obdob1. Kdyz jeho O.
tee zpozoroval, re syn ma ma
DAM pro oba sporty, venoval
Sc mu a pozdeji mu byl spar
partnerem. Ovsem jen po-
tud, pokud SWIM -umenfm ma
syna stacil. Ia netrvalo
dlouho, nebot jiz v roce 1928
zacaly Jardovy 1spechy hybatl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-16
Dals1 resignace ma csl. gen.
konsulats V New Yorku.

Ma ceskoslovenskem general
MIN konsulate v New Yorku
doslo k dals1m resignac1m Il
redn1k1.
Resignovali pr6myslovy alta
che Inz. Josef Kocf, a sekretaT-
ky 81. Anna Kucerova a 81.
Marie Horakova. Tim stoupl
pocet dTednfk1 a zamestnancG
newyorskeho generalnfho kon-
sulatu, kterf resignovali re
svych mist ma IL, z celkoveho
poctu 81 zamestnanych.
Pro policejnf atmosferu "a
vedenou ma konsulate pc pf1-
jezdu noveho csl. charge d.
affaires do Washingtonu, DR..
Ervina Munka, je prfznacne,
re move odstoupivsfm zamest-
nancGm konsulatu byl druhy
den zabranen pT1stup do kon-
sulatnfch mlstnostf, ackoliv O.
be sekretaTky podaly obvyklou
j~ednomesfcnf vypoved.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-16
Bevin nazancuje ostry postoj
prot SovetHEm.

Londyn. - z dobre infor-
movanych mist prichazf zpra-
va, re anglicky zahranicnf mi
INSTR Bevin Tekl v kruhu pra-
tel, re Angle by musela prav-
depodobne jft do valky, kdyby
Sovety chiefly rozsfrit svoji zai-
movou sferu ma Norsko a Sved-
sko. Tento BevinGv vyrok ma
svedcuje tomu, re Finsko je
povazOvano "a ztracene pro
zapadn1 velmoci.
Povesti, re Sovety pozvaly
Dansko a Norsko k sjednani
podobne smlouvy jak il nynf
uzavfelo Finsko, jsou v techto
zemlch popfrany.
IDA Sc byt jisto, re Angle
povazuje Svedsko a Norsko "a
sve bezpecnostnf pasmo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-16

sportovnlm tiskem: Jaroslav
Drobny juniorskym mistrem
|CSR. Jarda Sc pax venoval
specielne temto dvema spor-
tim, ackoli ovlada vyborne
vsechny m1cove hry.
Ones trenuje Drobny asi dive
hodiny denne tennis. Nema
zadneho specielnfho trenera.
Tuto funkci obstaravajf jeho
klubovf kolegove, kteTi jsou
spokojeni, kdyz "urvou" ma
|Jardovi aspon 3 gamy v jed
nom setu. Pr teto prllezitosti
zkousf Jarda, ably mu nebyla
dlouha chv1le, vselijake triky,
jake hran1 raketou "a zady,
mezi nohama, obema rukama
a podobne. To ovsem plati jen
" lete. V ZINE povesi Jarda
obvykle raketu ma hrebfk, a
protoze je stoprocentn1m spor-
|tovcem! neodda Sc odpocinku,
ale zamenf vzdy raketu "a
hockeyku. Hraje take "a CLTK
ktery je pc LTC nejlepsfm klu-
benz v Ceskoslovensku. Jiste
vam nen1 neznamo, re Drobny
je take v tonic sportu repre-
sentantem.
Nejv1ce 81 Jarda cent sveho
v1tezstv1 mad Krammerem. Ne
taj1 Sc nadejemi, re pc Kram-
merove odchodu k professional
linn dosahne titulu mistra sve-
ia v tennisu. Ma otazku, co no
privedlo k jeho vyznamnym Il
spechGm, odpov1da: Glide RI
kali, re mann talent. Ney1m
jestli mali pravdu, ale mysl1m,
re u mne hraje velkou roll Sc
bedGvera."
Ia nejlepsfho mistra sveta
poklada samozrejme Kramme-
ra, "a nejlepsfho hockeyistu =
amatera naseho V. Zabrodske-
no.
Jarda Drobny videl uz temef
cely svet, nejlepe Sc mu vsak
lfbilo v Kalifornii. Nejleps1 a
jemu nejv1ce vyhovuj1c1 cour-
ty jsou v Italii. Prvn1 podnik,
iehoz Sc chce letos 1castnit, je
Wimbledon. Doufa, re Sc tam
Dude moci stTetnout S Parker
EN- a Schroeterem a stat Sc Vi
tezem jak Wimbledon, tax i
Forest-Hillu.
Vzorem jsou mu diva kdysi
tenniste Tilden a Co.
Chef. Tyto diva ma stale ma my
sli a jim by Sc chtel vyrovnat.
Doufame, re Sc to nasemu
skromnemu a milemu sportov-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-16
P. G.. Hoffman jmenovan
cnxSxy~ar ~0~oo~L I-S

Spfavcem pOmocnych akcl.
President Truman jmenoval
Paul S. Hoffmana, presidenta
a~utomobilky Studebaker Corp.
V South Bend, Ind, spravcem
vsech zahranicnfch pomocnych
akc1.
President Truman podepsal
jmenovanf, kdyz prave pTihlf-
Eel vojenske prehlfdce k osla-
We armadniho dine, pocfta Sc S
tim, re nominace Hoffmana
Dude senatem bez obtizf schva-
lena.
Hoffman Sc pred nedavnem
vratil z Japonska, kde byl Gle
mem one komise, ktera STUDIO
vala "a pfedsednictvf podta-
jemnfka v trade valky Drape-
ra hospodaTske zalezitosti v
Japonsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-16
5000 AemricanI ma pfehlidce
v TerStu.

Terst. - K oslav6 armadnl-
no dine 6. dubna pochodovalo
5000 skv6le vyzbrojenych a
vycvicenych vojakG. AS 100,-
900 divakG uspoTadalo Ameri-
canHm velke ovace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-16
1Oc
ldheY
cely
quart

CT Jardovi Drobn6mu podaff a
re Dude vzdy vzorem pro O.
statn1 nase sportovce svofj po-
ctivost1 a nadsenfm.
Vaclav Pek.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
KIDDIES SEE GAME

Members of Port Clinton Aerie
1896 sponsored a trip to Cleve-
land, Saturday, when 40 local
youngsters witnessed the Boston
Cleveland game. Seven adults
went along to look after the wei
fare and transportation problems.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
Army Recruiters
Coming Saturday

A Mobile Recruiting team from
the u. S. Army Recruiting service
will be in Port Clinton Saturday
to stimulate enlistments in the
Army and Air Force and to inter
view all young men and veterans
interested in enlistment.
They will also issue American
Defense, European-African- Middle
Eastern and World War ii Victory
medals to all veterans Of the Army
and Air Force who present their
original discharge.
The mobile station will be park
ed at Perry and Madison streets.
On display will DC various ribbons
and medals issued by the services,
a so caliber machine gun cut away
to show the inner mechanism,
practice bombs and shells of diff
1erent sizes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
Ohio Trappers
Meet In Columbus

Trappers from all over Ohio
Wall convene at the Ohio State
Fair Grounds in Columbus, May
~ and 30, for the annual conven-
ton of the Ohio Trappers' Asso-
citation.
According to Edwin D. Rich,
ards, president of the Association
with headquarters at Alp E. 10th
Ave-, Columbus, Ohio, anyone in
terested in fur animals including
trappers and farmers concerned
with control problems will en-
JOY this "trapper's fair and the
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
f. J. Daley, expert trapper
from the Adirondack Mountains
will handle the trapping demon
strations. The latest in trapping
equipment will be on display and
the business sessions will feature
talks by conservation officials and,
too, there will be some discussion
about state trapping rules and
regulations.
The Ohio Trapper's Association,
sponsors of the event each
year, is a non-profit, statewide
organization interested in the
proper management of Ohio's
valuable fur crop.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
undefeated Coaches Play
Oak Harbor Here SUNDAY

Two undefeated teams will tan
gle in Standard Products field at
2:30 Sunday afternoon when the
league-leading Oak Harbor Mer-
chants will meet the Port Clinton
Downtown Coaches. Oak Harbor
has won four consecutive games,
while Port Clinton won its third
straight tilt Sunday.
Art Lefty" Carver will be on
the mound for the Coaches. Oak
Harbor won its fourth game Sun
day by defeating Marblehead, II
to 6.
Carver held the Fremont Her
brands TO four hits Sunday as ne
carved out a Z to | victory at
the local field. He struck out SIX
opponents.
In the first inning, Port Clin-
ton scored lone run when Cole
man and Chapman singled, the
first baseman scoring on klopfer's
double.
Another run scored in the sec
ond stanza when Lukac was
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
.LE Clio N TE A N
WINS over 0. H.
ROsiar and SelgO Pitch No
Hit Game; Defeat Neigh
bOrs Is to @

Coach Howard Jones' Junior
Legion softball team got off to a
good start Tuesday evening by de-
feating Oak Harbor's Junior Le-
gion players by the lopsided score
Of l8 TO o.
Blaskis, Belshaw and Selgo
slammed out home runs for Port
Clinton. Steve Rosiar and Bill
Belshaw formed the opening bat
terry for the locals. During his
five innings on the mound, Rosiar
did not permit a hit or allow an
Oak Harbor player to reach first
base.
Teddy Selgo and Bill Riddle took
over the pitching catching chores
in the sixth inning, and again per-
mitted no hits. The game was
called at the end of that inning,
owing to darkness.
For Oak Harbor, Rahrs, Grobe,
Paulsen and Wehner were battery
indJCns lOliI ~ SSSiO ihNiNo'io'ipi
the Port Clinton team will be an
outstanding outfit.
Dick Blaskis led the hit parade,
getting four hits in five trips to
the plate, including homer, a,
triple and two singles. Carr had
a perfect day with two for two,
including a triple and single.
Wepler and Belshaw each had two
hits in three attempts. The local
team was issued IL walks, made ID
hits and scored Is runs.
Play Tonight
At six o'clock this Friday even
ing Port Clinton Junior Legion
team will meet Old Fort at the
stadium. Next Monday afternoon
at 1870, Sandusky Junior Legion
will be here to meet the local team
in a scheduled double header at the
stadium.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
Joe tSMORCALA AND jim FASTzKIE
WIN TITLES IN STATE TRACK meet

Ottawa county's entrants in the
state Class B track meet, held Fri
day and Saturday in Columbus,
came through with brilliant per-
formances to finish second and
third behind title-winning Inde-
pendence.
Oak Harbor was second with
16 1/6 points while Lakeside had
Is Nc. Independence won the
championship with 18. Columbus
University was fourth with 13 and
Troy fifth with IL.
Dayton Dunbar, first, colored
school ever to win the state title,
finished first in Class A with
22 1/2 points while Canton Nc
Kinley was second with %.
Eugene Cole, Lancaster senior,
helped place his school third as
he won three first places. Cole
smashed the national 44O-yard
dash record set in 1915 by Sloman
of San Francisco when he travelled
the distance in 48 seconds flat. 1t
was only the third time he had
run the 440, thus making his time
all the more remarkable.
Lakeside's star, Joe Smorgala,
won two state titles, while jim
Fastzkie, Oak Harbor, won the
440-yard dash and the Oak Har-
Dor mile relay team of Dick
Fought, Leroy and Elroy Buehler
and FastZkie took that event in
3:34.2.
Placings by local class B stars
were as follows:
120-yard high hurdles: Joe Smor-
gala, Lakeside, second. Pole Vault,
Joe Smorgala, Lakeside, and Bob
Reed, Troy, tied for first place at
IL it., 8 inches. Tom Lane, Lake
side; Tom Cutcher, Oak Harbor;
Roland Leavens, Bay Village; jim
Poland; Ed. Needs, Po-
land, and Otis Stoner, Harpster,
tied for fifth at II feet.
Mile Run: Ted Schwartz, Oak
Harbor, second, and Arthur, Oak
Harbor, fifth, behind Ron Packer,
Mount Healthy, who set new
record in 4 minutes, 29.6 seconds.
44O yard dash: jim Fastzkie,
Oak Harbor, first, time, 51.8. Mile
Relay: Oak Harbor, first. Broad
jump: Joe Smorgala, first, 20 feet
10 7/8 inches.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28

walked, Burkins was called out on
strikes, and Joe Kubasek singled.
Port Clinton batted around in
the last inning when the Coaches
scored five runs on six hits. klop-
fer doubled to open the inning,
and scored on Podgurski's single.
Carver singled, Klopfer racing to
third. Lukac flied out to left
fielder, Burkins and Lorensen sin
gled, scoring Carver and Klopfer.
Zbrisney struck out but Cole
mans single scored Burkins and
Lorensen. Chapman flied out to
end the inning.
One of the best fielding plays
in many years occurred in the
seventh inning when Joe Kubasek,
Coaches second baseman, retired
Baker on a spectacular play. Ba-
ker sent a sizzling grounder to-
ward first base. Kubasek was run
ming in to back up the play. The
ball took a high hop over first
base but Kubasek grabbed it with
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28

A dog with poor teeth should use
when he growls.