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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

have neglected to do some Oh
the more important things
mentioned here.
Fishing rods, whether they
be steel or bamboo, fly or bait
casting type, should be looked
over carefully for possible
Clipped varnish, d a m a 6 e d
tips and worn line guides.
If the rod needs refinish-
ing. the old varnish should be
removed with paint remover
or by careful scraping, and
then revarnished with at least
two coats of a good grade OF
varnish, allowing at least a
day between coats. Worn line
guides and broken tips must
be replaced in order to insure
casting accuracy and as a pro-
lection for new lines.
Reels should be torn down,
cleaned with gasoline, in
spected for worn parts, re-
packed and oiled, and given
the proper adjustment.
AS for artificial bats, hooks
and metal parts should be
honed to remove corroslon
and rust. A coat of varnish
will add years to the life OF
the bait providing the original
sparkle and color has not
been damaged.
BY the way, a warning was
issued by the Division of Con-
servation that fishermen must
display the license in the
badge, provided for that pur-
pose, on an outer garment.
The new basketball rules
state that a player who has
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

night.
In the consolation" game,
the Toledo Scales lost to
Martini Parry Unit to the tune
of SO to so in a preliminary
game to the championship con-
tes.
Many of the large crowd of
fans, who attended the tourna-
ment games, were of the opinion
that they had never witnessed
a tourney in which the teams
were so evenly matched and
where the winners were not de-
cided until the last seconds of
the contests.
In the opening game of the
tourney, M d y night s-athe
Martin-Parry and Plaskon 1T
teams were deadlocked at so
points each at the end of the
regulation time. However, when
play resumed, a Martin-Parry
squirt brought and extra six
points, while the Plaskon boys,
who had led throughout most
of the game, got only two which
resulted in the MP SO to 50
victory.
Auto-Lite pulled somewhat of
surprise victory when they
beat a favored Spicer Unit team
in very close game, 73 to 72.
Spicer had sizeable lead for.
three periods of the game, but
the Auto-Lite players were eye
ing the title and overcame an
eight point margin in the last
period to take SO to 50 victory.
Earlier, the Spicer team hadFvor.
the championship of the Inter-
national Division of the Local ID
Basketball League.
On Tuesday night, the Auto
Lite won another hard-fought
game when they took a last
second game from the Toledo
Scales by the close score of 73
to 72. On the same night, the
Willys-Overland team, studded
with former college and high
stars, ran into a very stubborn
Martini Parry outfit and emerged
with 81 to SIS victory. WHY'S
took big lead in the beginning
of the game, but after the Mp
players settled down brought the
game to an even score in the
third period. From then on the
lead changed at least fifteen
times with each team struggling
for that all-important, red. in.
With three seconds left ihs the
game Del Taylor, who got %
points, sent the ball through the
hoop and a 81 to SIS victory for
WHY'S. Jim Morris was the big
gun for Martin-Parry as he col
lected Is points for his efforts
towards the win.
In the consolidation" game,
Wednesday night, the Toledo
Scales, champions of the Ameri-
can Division of the Local IL
League, lost spectacular game
to the Martin Parry aggrega.
ton. The smoke of the sports
battle had blown away, the
Mp Unit were the proud pos.
SCISSORS of so to 50 win and a
Consolation" victory.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

Ray Curly" Wilson, a
member of the Spicer Unit of
Local IL, Is shown In the &C.
cOmpanying photo as he Is
ready to take off in his pri-
ately owned, former Navy
pursuit ship.
"Curley," as his friends all
call him, works In the cutter
grind at the Spicer plant, but
finds enough time to fly a
few times each week at the
National Airport where he
keeps his plane.
With plenty of flying back
ground, Curly" Is one of the
best known pilots in the To-
ledO district and has more
than 200 hours in the air to
his credit.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

1. In what state in the United
States are the highest, lowest
and hottest points found?
2. What species of newly born
duccklings will dive under the
surface of the water on their
first contact with it?
3. Under w h / classification
do sponges fall?
4. What lives underground,
has no eyes, but comes to the
surface of the earth at nightfall?
5. A muskrat can travel"
yards under water without COM
ing up for air?
8. How many flowers must a
thriving colony of bees visit to
produce their supply of honey?
7. Is II true that the male
quail will help incubate the
eggs?
8. II is unlawful to have a
stoat on your person while hunt
ing in Ohio. What is a stoat?
9. What is a beaver kit?
10. What is a vole?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02
.-OUnit Wins Local 12 Basketball Title
AutO-Lite Increases Lead In Women s Loon
Close Games Are Feature;
Martin-Parry Unit Wins

In of the exciting and closest played basket
ball tournaments held in Toledo the WysOverland
Unit team the championship of the Local IL Basketball
League by defeating the Autoe Unit players by the
of So to 43, Wednesday night in the Scott High School
gymnasium. ~
WHY'S the right to the finals by defeating the Mar
tiParry Unit outfit in whrlwind game, while the Auto
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

NOTRE DAME. Ind, April
Coach Frank Leahy greeted
l25 eager candidates on We'd
neSday, when the Fighting Irish
opened spring football drills in
preparation for the defense OF
their second consecutive national
football championship. Missing
from practice sessions were II
monogram winners from the
l947 squad that waded through
a nine-game schedule unbeaten
and united.
Leading the returnees is Cap-
tain Bill Fischer, All-American
left guard. In addition to Fis-
cher, "a other monogram men
from last years squad were on
hand, but some of the boys are
expected to see little football
practice due to their participa-
tion in other spring sports at
Notre Dame.
What was ex-fighter Jack Dill
Ions given name?
ErnestACutler Price
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02
Answers

/. California. 2. Ruddy. 3.
Animals. 4. worm. 5.
About so yards. 8. $4,000, 900.
z. Yes, and if the female dies or
is killed the male will raise the
brood. 8. A weasel or ferret, 8. A
young beaver. 10. A meadow
mouse.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

Fishermen usually in the fall of the year
make a weak promise to themselves that
they will, without fail, pack away their
tackle for the winter, but somehow there are
too many things to be done, such as football
games to go to or too many screens to be put
away during tslose few spare hours, which
were to be set aside for fishing tackle care.
Now comes spring and part of the tackle
is perhaps in one part of the house and the
rest of it is-may ybe-in the trunk of the car.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

committed a foul must raise
his hand so that the crowd
can see who committed the
foul. That's really adding in
suit to insult.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

Who is Cornelius McGilli-
cuddy?
Connie Mack.
When a batter reaches base
due to the catcher'S interfer-
ance is he credited with a time
at bat?
No.
Who originated basketball?
DR.. James A. Naismuth in 81.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02
From The
Rule Book
Bv Wilbert Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local II Recreation Director

Every year when February and March are pushed out
of the way people everywhere begin to suffer from the
bite of that nice little bug that spreads that wonderful dis
ease known as fishing fever.
This Fishing fever thank goodness seems to have no
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02
Intra-Region 2-B Golf
League Being Formed

One of the plans of the International Union UAWCIO to
sports and ecreaona for each Charles
Ballard Director of Region 2B will follow that plan and
2B Golf League will be formed each Union
Local is invited TO a team in the League
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02
Noonday Sof+baII
Meeting Tuesday

The next meeting of players
and managers who wish to form
a Local IL MONDAY" Softball
League, for second and third
shift workers, will be held in
the Local IL recreation office al
100 p. M, next Tuesday.
II is planned to have six or
eight teams in the MONDAY
League and to have all games
played at noon on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at c. Y. o. Field,
Bankroft Street and Parkside
Boulevard.
The MONDAY" League will
be run on the same basis as the
regular Local IL Softball Lea
que. The necessary equipment
will be furnished by Local 12,
but the Units must furnish the
wearing apparel for the teams.
Appropriate awards, probably
sports jackets, will be given to
the champions of the proposed
MONDAY" League.
Red Macdonald, assistan t
Local IL Recreation Director,
will be in charge of the League,
and those interested are asked
to contact him in the Recreation
office, 425 Winthrop ST., or call
Main 9126.
What Is Ohio States football
record In the past 20 years?
II won, 33 lost.
How many times have Beau
Jack and Bob Montgomery
met?
Four times. Each won two
decisions.
Who holds the all.time re-
cord for most base hits in one
season?
George Sisler, st. Louis
Browns, 257 in 30.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02
Baseball Team
BEING Formed

A Class AA baseball team
will be sponsored by Local IL
.UAW-CIO, to be entered in the
Toledo Amateur Baseball Fed
GRAFTON, and will start practice
sessions as soon as the weather
permits.
Several of last years Local
IL players have signified their
intentions of again playing with
the Union team. Among those
who will again wear Local IL
uniforms are Dick Berkel, Bud
Cooper, Bill Kelly, Bill Haffel-
der, and a few others who will
turn out when practice begins.
Besides being interested in
the Federation, other games will
be booked for the Local IL
baseball team with out-of-town
Union Locals. Some of the teams
requesting games with Local IL
are the Studebaker, Local S, of
South Bend, Indiana, Standard
Products, Port Clinton, Ford
Local 600, Detroit, Lima Loco
motive, Lima, Ohio, and a few
others.
Anyone interested in trying
out for the Local IL baseball
team is asked to call the Local
IL Recreation Director, Main
9126.
Robbie Robbins, a member of
the Spicer Unit, will be acting
manager of the team until a
manager is approved by the
Local IL Executive Board.
NOTRE DAME, Ind. Jim
Martin, husky left end from
Cleveland, Ohio, recently won
the heavyweight boxing cham
pionship in Notre Danes an
nual Bengal Bouts. Martin cop
ped the crown by defeating Jack
Fallon, two-time heavyweight,
ruler, in the finals.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-04-02

But wherever is it probably will require some cleaning
up or at least good inspection
Here are few more tips for Local IL fishermen whC
1i 10 tae good care of their fishing tackle and who
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-No+heost

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H. f pg pBs IS EM Sf Aisea 5so % .Hf
3457. 1923 West virsinia ave. ne. -6
sda ST MI lss front Fm; Sot for light
ssth aOs OTIS sD sr. Nj N.E@sinsle sh room, next to
bath. near bus; breakfast, laundry and
sslsph1as sss .fs.Nn pTIyh rRR.Se RI Ses1
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1ss fsss aueiS 81 rooms foP
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1873 5 81. NE, The Comfortably
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EHRsE, ias,s 81 snisHr ie Room s4 for on. or two,
next to NJ bath; 1s7 convenient to buslines'
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eofoRtD@,sss essfs R9,sss DUNCAN p: Ne,
eTSsRpo;nligpi1Eovrrx Tsp; IL 7l4av,r DELE. nm.. twin
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
DDING MACHINE, sypevrisers, ealeula-
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NITm TYPEWRITXR CO.. Si3 14th 1t.

ADDlNG MAC9ANEss' Epsw.MSsst II ~
GNirD u TYPEwRITxR GO" sis l4th st.
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samps Coins S0Sh Miss eia s0s5ea e. 415 af'
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MIseElIANfoUx WAAfEn tcent.l

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PIuMsERs' ssAss, scrap iron. scrap cop
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auto batteries. II you cannot deliver your
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SCRAP IRON wANTED-H.she.t prices
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

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"a as.h ,s1a ST ssS ssss sss to .ad
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another lady; 3 meals per day. Sunday
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efsv'1s en. ss7s. anlim' Phone e'n7'n' 'raas''; s
1888 M ST. N.W.-vacancies in large.
rates, rates, s4s so per mo-; excellent food. RE
i7s5 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Larse double
room; excellent meals; home privileges;
S44 each Adams $685. B
SGLE U.s. oas Mas ss ave .n
cancies for girls and men. -6
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1897 BELMONT RD. N.w-vacancies to
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1895 16th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
double room for ladies; also room for young
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NEW HAMPSHIRE doUSE-A. few va
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house. specializing. in GOOD food and
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in room. o msid maid ssrviee; % Social % aosivitiss:
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GIL, 500. -
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER and day care
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reasonable. M. 2472, -
Evening star., 1948-02-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C..
THURSDAY FEBRUARY s. ls4s.
ROOMS FURNiSHEpl-Md. 9 We. /

ROOMS FuRNlShED---Md. 8 Va.
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family; / serviceman pref; S45 mo. Box
BETHESDA-Room for / girl, in private
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Evening star., 1948-02-05
FARM and GARpEN.

GARDEN TRACTORS, "Gardenaid," with
plows, cultivator, hsrrows. ,snoV plows
81 Ed he mower Mnohh nissh s.fs sc IN %sfsss s ena as
ave, Silver sprins., sH. $3.50. '-5
all types farm equipment;
truck, sprayers on hand. OWNER. cal!
TREE REMOVAL, pruning; winter rates;
free estimates. Call COLUMBIA TREE
SERVICE GO; sH; s1ss Yf, Or cry va 66l5; a.
Ask for price list BEHNKE NURSERIES,
Wsl Washing!en- Bait. blvd. Beitsville' Nd,
HAY For sALE-Tinaothy, excellent
as asalisy,e ,eS S$2ss per ton At farm Call ssss-
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DOGS, PETS, ETC,

GERMAN PoLICE, lns @ watchdog. Rsdi.
boxer, male: fawn; u mos. old; si25.
XII Ekiss Shxss Ksoss SsGs GRsENNELs-rrs.s your dos
to the best, We offer the finest country
boarding. the best home-cooked food and
the same individual care your dog gets at
home. Choice cocker PUPS available; also
cookers at stud. Fairfax l1-J-2.
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends o1
longer: air-conditioned Kennels. pickun
service; veterinary supervision. SIDE.A.
COCKER 'sPANIELs, black, purebred,
weeks, male and female. TR. 1914. IS
sCoTTIE PUPS. by Philabeg Freshman,
black, short bodies, good HEADS, Axe.
3
COLLIE, male, sable and white, 4 mos.
req. ch. bloodline; housebroken. oV. bSoS.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, 4 black males.
Axe reg, wks. old. Call Rockville 1918.
COCKER PUPPIES, champion lines. home
raised, beauties. all colors., WI. 317s.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe resis-
tered tered ..v,. Esd Rlses se11 snd psr best 1lsod
COLLIE, pedisreed, mo. old. sable and
whiteN Axe reg. S100. Call after 9. IA.
KERRY BLUE, male, / IT., scod linssss,
Axe reg. TE. 6211. %
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

3-BEDRM. HOUSE, IN N.E.-Exchange Tor
1-bedlm. apt. in NV: immed. possession.
Call RA, 1910 after 9 pm.
Hotel; 3 rms. with large mod. bath. 1sts
d. pvt entss S57.50 for a or rm.
ant, ccnv. neishborhood, NV. Wash. Boz
NEW YoRK-2-bedroom apt. for or Q
bed rm apt. in ne, NV, Wash, or Silver
sRFWlRs' SHW 8. En-. En- sfsai fsssaicK HOUSE. s.mid..,;
modern fully equipped kitchen In Aexan-
dyia in exchange for 2-bedrm. apt, good
condition; yill consider / large bedrm: In
Alex. caliArom / TO 9 Pm; Wed. or FL;
EXCHANGE FOR PHLA. city apt. un.
furn. 90 rms, desirable downtown wash
apt, rms, couple, sob. Box 4b5-A
FURNISHED, 2h bedrooms,
in NV section; In exchange for one-oed-
room apt, furn. or unfurnishsd PREF;
In apt. bldg. NV. section: AD. 23s2. =
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coAl, WOOD and EUEl OH.

cut your length; full cord, $50; 2 bu.
sina1lps sGs arI tEss u. s25cs 4sg5 "a .ora s.
haul from Camp Springs, Nd. $l2 cord
delivered. COOPER SUPPLY CO., S13
18th st. ne. AT. 5919; night, FIR; 5000
FIREPLACE WOOD-Seasoned oak, any
length; also slab wood. SH. 305l. IS
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak, any lengths
immediate delivery: SIS per cord, e; c.,
Va. and nearby Nd. WO. 1929, -17
SEASONED OAK or pine wood, cut any
length: immediate delivery In Virgtnia.
Call FA. 1854 any time.