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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
Cor. Second and Jefferson SITS.
Rev. William A. Thomas, Rector

Church School $50 a. m.
Holy Communion and sermon at
10:45 a. m.
Parish potluck dinner at 1880
p. m.
Monday--Choir practice at 1880
p. m. Badminton at 8 p. m.
Friday at s p. m. Episcopal
radio hour.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05
TO THE VOTERS OF PORTAGE
TOWNSHIP

In behalf of the Portage Town
ship Board of Education | wish to
thank all voters who gave their
support in passing the special levy.
John c. Jensen, president
3S-1tp,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05
WELCOME TO
new RESIDENTS

Among the new permanent
residents of Port Clinton are
those listed in the next para
graphs. Mrs. II. &. Schaper, Port
ClintOn's "WelcOme Lady" call
ed mt their residence during the
week to extend n welcoming
hand and to offer GIFT certifi-
Gates from stores participating
I'm the plan sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce and OF
tayvn County News.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05
GEORGE SMITH

George S. Smith, retired New
York Central Railway employee,
and former local resident, died Sun
day in his home at Geneva, Ohio,
aged II years. The body was
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05
LACARNE METH. CHURCH
Rev. Bradrick, Pastor

10:00-Church school, Harold
France, Supt.
11:00-Worship.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Philip L. Pryor, Pastor

Services: First and third Sum-
days, Community Hall, Erie Gar
dens, at 11:00 a. m.
Second and fourth Sundays,
Stop SO. Sunday school at 9:45
a. M; worship at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05
EVANGELICAL UNITED
BRETHREN
Jackson and Fifth SITS.
l. -. Reynolds, Minister

jackson and Fifth StS.
l. -. Reynolds, Minister
b $3.50 a. m.-Sunday school; Supt.
Frank Kastor.
10:40 a. m.-Worship. Sermon,
subject, "a New Song"
$50 p. m.-Youth Fellowship.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.-Prayer
service.
Next Saturday, Nov. 6, at 1000
q. m.-Class in Catechism.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05

Guaranteed watch repairs at
Philips. 36-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

Locust Point
B. F. Mowery, Pastor
Saturday, $3.50 a. m. - Sabbath
school.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-11-05

Expert jewelry repairs at Philips.
36-tf
Evening star., 1948-08-08
AVIATION.

FOR sALE-Piper Cub J-a; 33o total St,l
hours; $500 $500 or %so9 best offer under, Can
cRU1sERs fitf sea ss. range range over 500 mis- radlo
& sMEs; M Al Al Al tSE ssdiiiiSSo. IA. asss' FAsLs s
iaHNSH iea7 SsT1NsoN Station wagon 1852; s5 ,pri.
S $4ss59. csIl IoAS AP: 1887 or OIL. 79s5'
MgSpEth EIY New WQGSsNA CESSNA 100, for So .75 per
hr. CESSNA FLYING CLUB. HYDE Fisid' ad
NEW INDIVIDUAL HANGARs for rent.
FAiRCHILD PT-i9: top condition: no rea-
s9naRls ca2i W.. oftsF f4f5 refused VIII 0e"0nss
at ERGO FIELD Riverdale:, Nd. NC 9loo@'
cs UN 239a for infqTmstioo nfGTees oondtion for
.s6 6p ssa a. tH; caS paas.' a9ts
80 in oodlights transiormeTs s,ts rem0ts sns
ant ami fnselages, as right wing, 2 sets con.
troll surfaces landing sesf' tsi 2o section
AIRPORT or call Ii. 5s25. Ewes, 40
1e.7 sTINsoN "l5O",; outside baggage age
extras always hangared; never dsmasea tI1 sn;
surance. sursi st'''' Price. Price s5,7oo. TIE, 1866
Is 1si7 oy2si ya2fsRoNcA. chief and late 1947 su,
81 800 and 81 800, respectively. See the
now delivering. S4,395. SKY SUPPLY
INC, Beacon Field, Alexandria Va TE
Evening star., 1948-08-08
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

e VERY FINE PINTO HORSES, $500 each
or best offer Call PL. 0079.
HORSE. good jumper; also jumping saddle
and Pelham bride Call Tower 5413.
SADDLE. forward seat, Ss5; Slth 6si, PAY
riding horse, ive years old. $40. Can
: LARGE MARE PONIES, / has spotted
colt and bred back to spotted pony; pair
bay mules. good condition. work single or
double, nice age. real team; large CUT "
ting box. hand or power, lneInatltona ta ln !, = =
corn shelter: 2-horse. No. 40. eIt-nano
turn pillow; hand garden ploW. l-horse
oliver plow. platform scales harness aho
collars pony equipment. c. M. HlRSi |,
Fairhili Farm, miles west OF FAILS FAILS
shaTef sshHGf1PuL Fl IS YouNG DONKEY. Jack, ready
for service, gray with dark stripe S3p;
also colt, jack, $3.50. SH. 563S.
TRADE-Large stylish black gelding 1or
yearlng steer or heifer: Box Al Rto Z
Alex, or phone TIE. 4l70. y
SADDLE HORSE, palomino, yrs oid'
gentle priced for quick sale. Sligo 3s2I'
su EsxucELLLNT RIDING HORSE for sale
GOOD StSS WORN MULE, reasonable. Phone
GARDEN TRACTORS. IL. ga, "A and
6Ia h.p.: riding, 3 speeds forward, reVeFse
pillow, disc. cultivator, mowers, ETC. , ~
10 h.p. Milwaukee tillers, power ia~S
mowers. sharpeners; tractors repaired
to pm. Sat. and Sun" LOG N. west st''
Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
BOATS,

Is-H.P. JOHNSON seahorse. excellent con.
dition. newly oyerhauled; owner will DEM
onssssss or sefes. aBd % sx s7sS Can after
LEON MERcURY ma marine Hses; engine with re-
daS,ion gsar prasteay new be
ave. s.w. Ma. 457s. rs
from h.p. TO $50 h.p.; real ,earssins:
ess S9ss' poAf YaR Is Mass hs@ .v
CRUISER. 80 it.. chrysler motor, 4 hunks.
s5o IS box 'sfs Bssss Ssr so
sLooP. San ris, 81 it,. gift. beam com;
"s engine galley. ee toiiet; hesyy-weather sails:
dinghy; S2,975. Annapolis 6o94 eveninss.
CABIN CRUISER. 32xsla: custom built
for ability, durability, appearance. flsh-
Gray So marins 6,T mot9r; aSs reduced for qHiek
CRUISER. 32xs IT., sleeps ., open cockpit:
Just painted, good power; must sell; $500
a a. sa sacr,fise' Rhode River Marine Railway
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON SPECIALS
1916 Steelcraft sedan, $4,000.
Cruisealong: with sa awning. wi windshield
41-ft. cruiser, priced to sell: $4,000.
loft. Century, mahogany and board;
See MR.. HUGHES at steeleraft Dock.
Maine ave at NJ st. Sc, or call ST. 4145.
See us about buying, selling or renting
boats. -l2
GOOD USED BOATs-some Of these are
equal to new and subject to offers. Prices
from $1,000 to S25, 1000
90 Steelcraft sedan; sleeps A; 14o hip.
20 mahogany hull and cabin, Chrysler 49,
26' ChriS-Craft; new Chrysler
81 cabin runabout, built in Finland.
27' Correct Craft dinette; twin Aces.
.2S TruScott: used one season.
80 Custom ChrySler conversion.
30f Richardson; new ChrySler
81 ChriS-Craft; twin Aces.
81 ChriS-Craft: l15-hp. Chrysler
SO Wheeler Sunlounge: 115-h.p. Chrysler.
SO Wheeler 3 cabin; new Packard; sleeps
six
40 sedan cruiser: l65-hp. Lvcoming.
40 Wheeler Sunlounge; twin l45 hp.
40' Wheeler, 3 cabin; twin Royals.
40 sedan cruiser: twin Crowns.
AZ Owens, 3 cabin; used only few hours.
As, ACF: lately rebuilt at cost of $4,000.
46' Wallace Craft: twin Royals.
AZ Dawn; twin Royals.
AS Wheeler; twin 150-h.p. ChrySlerS
$50 Matthews, dual controls: twin Royals.
So Vineyard; beautiful yacht, perfect
If this list does not include the boat you
want. give US a call. STICKELL-WHEELER
YACHT CO., Laf 1850, 1915 Mt.
Royal ave. Baltimore, Md. Sunday phone
Tux oSSS
Evening star., 1948-08-08
BOATS.

AUX CABIN sLOOP-Grand little week
ender. 35-seat g. a. Two fuil.ienstn ;.ahGI
bunks galley with alcohol stove, icenoX, d.
so1fI. ifi DUGoUT cabin boat with Model
motor his Is 'uSt ot the too oeaa sma Iof not too
large; Just painted, S235 or best offer,
Also 16-ft outboard runabout and tralier. G
ess s1 Tith Iers easf sharp Taer and
owESs 81 RSs9t crsToM; f1Sa built CRUISER: s1,f
marine MI iI,s 's engine; staterooms, sleeps a:
equipped galley. lavatory, running water
and electricity throughout; solid man9gany
pearance cannot be told from new; PARKS p, If
HOTEL, Deale, Md. West River 6l73' Ii
oTTBoARD MOTOR, practically new 1s4s
Sea King, hip. Phone WI. 1857. -s
BY OWNER-3I- 1T. Owens sedan cruiser
in eOndd sui,. II as1
painted, 8 coats; all new. canvas; int interior 10
in perfect cond;; sleeps 4, Price well . pc.
low ms5sst s5hs,e vfIHe Ts at cfa MA9oWEh Fl a Mx
new a5-FT. CRUISER, cypress planks;
cabin; CAB head, galley and bunk. Call Alex
ssPPiEsEDBoAr. fully equipped, mshss,s,ny,, ss,,s
ssRRtsfsvhS Sss
fHo%HR Il sSfTs MAgaE sRistfE e S'fR nc,
MaIns So aye c;.FiN ST SqIsaiss sise BOAT sleeps
Sioette. new Chrysler Ace motor.
5000 Inspect At so5 III dersh sbnSay say Avs0n AVA
SnRfS CRUISER, 80 IT: priced for quick
sale of the best ON eay eom. 20 sou.
River Beach. CAPT. GEORGE Annapsehs
ss}rr3a.RpsoN s}r3a CABIN CRUISER, e5 T..
Sleeps stainless soa Msae ssse{ aye gsiisy sx '9e
S,;2J9Ti SS,.CHTN5s feet long, sleeps people.
marine engines blue e. anS I'D ssttf sof pant. |
sISRiSE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, IRE sx-
tineuishers. outboard motors, !n Ssripps p.pi. r..
FRANK FRA DEL VEGCsHIo & SON. 1919 11fh
SIS HsiSc ssS;c PhRTiES, day or night. chese-
rssPs Bay, Herring Bay, Gooses. For
reservation call CAPT. A. v. kINo' WA
sMtEsRRcuRY oUTBoARD MOTORS, al v s!zss
in stock for immediate delivery NAY
Tower y MARINE SERVICE. NC 1900
Maine ave. s.v. ST. 1890.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
EARM and GARDEN.

CREAM SEPARATOR, elec., Mccormick
RssFH Fss R5stsn sm0st 5u m6 0 o% b2$
FOR sALE-Farm tractor, Leader. 1913
model, 3G-h.p. Hercules engine, hydraulic
lift. power take-off; ike new. EX. 543s.
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveways and
lanes; delivered and spread. Also cinders
WAGONS, all steel. rubber tires; body
l0x4x6 in, with, tongue; reasonable, y !7 Sill
wort Worth isWN aver. 5 sladensburs hn Me Md, WA S55i.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO., for care of
trees trees and u removals 3 n call sh' o"oo or ga
19ns DiscoNT1S6iSG etsfF Z Ri@ BEE BusrNEssIWSm
sell ! 0 hives of bees; also II empty hives
etc; ETC. no Honey removed this year: every
thing for $50 ELIZABETH McCULLOCH,
Lure Lake Farms, colesville, Md. Phone
GiisIH GARpES s9af AID eh-h.p. garden tractor and
attachments, 1 month DID, never used
BEES. Is hives for sale, in 10 frame mod
WILLIS j. HIRsT. 20 Jefferson ave,
Takoma Park II, Md. ~ n
CO County, aHs; Estate se chew chase aiso
housekeeperi must be good cook and live
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting
transplanting. sodding; lawns made. reno
waited; tree work; fagstone walks, ks, Gemsnt N sp
walks and driveways. w. c. WALKER
BEES. 6 complete hives. yr. old. with
this years honey. Best offer accepted.
LANDscAPE SERVICE, sodding, grading
and pruning: N sod and topsoil delivered
The TsoF FALLS CHURCH AzALEA GARDEN,
CHARLES H. KENNDY: Prop, azalea spe-
cialist; so varieties Of hardy. azaleas to to
Deauty deda n
more; buy early and get the cream OF the
crop. Call FA. $500, To reach; Out Lee
hwy. l mi. beyond Falls Church stop light,
GARDEN TRACTORS - Planet. Jr, and
Gardenaid. Y and "a h:p. with pillow,
met etc peed RIA
CLOSE-OUT SALE-Wholesal or retail;
the world-famous Rototiller, demonstrators
Sf orig neMc PRICE s53s; Sales price. s3as fob
wash, D C. Only few LETT. Iii either NJ, :"
@6 inch vdth nG ober mia
Substantial SUI discount WASHINGTON MO
TOR SALES CORP. 1916 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-1 ensilage cutter with 80 it.
of pipe (bought last VI. and never usedl
and 1 model B Allis-Chalmers TRACTOR with
ggx na 4sbya6 4oss cf RoS Nd
TOP SOIL. for garden or lawn, 3 yds;
sac deiEfred; sW Saad also fll dirt by load
BULLDOZER and loader combination fol
rent or will contract Jobs; Easements cut
ting drveways, erading; leading dir dirt n moT "
IM ng or srpVH haHllns ST a sH 5as
HEIFERS, 3 fresh close sprinseTso; o, } } Hql,
steinn, bulls fer sale. Ashton 3le4' ALL
ivy ivy PLANTS. wholesale and retail; '2i,a'
pS5S gosd roRsTg SRE gssIf ST. 16 Pees Rensns @
NEW sSHi OTTAWA BUZZ MASTER, with 5.
| hip engine: complete with circular saw
trees Telephone Ashton 375i. g
DAVIS LAWN MOWER, gas powered, 22'
inch nc cut: used twice; sacrifice; $3.50. UN
TRACTORS and all types of farm equip
ment and trucks; must sell at cost. OWN
6EMoA bEEMoA. RsoSToTILLER. new warranty
s75 otI list; new RototileIs; ctaI Rotoftte Tor,
lawn mowers, farm mach,y, trucks ire Ire
dsmon bargain g0d prices; Sv GEHIIEEAAh IEI EA 7Ho0 100
FENCE POSTS FOR sALIE-used, a59 9E6TS gXs
CONST. CO., phone ewes. AID. 2306. =
Evening star., 1948-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, with loader and backhoe
combination. for hire by the ,aoa hour .,sal With
ing. loading dirt, digging for septic tanks:
Phone sH 1924 or write KENsINGToN
HGTS. CORP, Capitol View ave. Kensins-
ton Md III
BTLLDOZER for hire by the hour or by
contract. Call AK. 6426 or AK. 713l.
orators; for hire or contract; excavating,
grading. land clearing. FA. o23s. TO-
DUMP TRUCKS, avail. now. lge. or small,
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. 622 E st NV. National
REFRIGERATOR, elec. for rent. RE.
SOUND TRUCK SERVICE nev) Buick
mobile public address, equipped with
music plaza; wire and tape recorders:
mcvie projectors, SOUND EQUIPMENT
CO. co 4445
MODERN HOSPITAL BED. GE. 1929.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
CATTLE and LIVESTOCK Cont,

PONY. colt. chestnut, S135: and handsome
bpoken tGe shiiosfh ST. ee5s @Sun'S sen''s anu wei
SOD, almost free Of weeds, crabgrass. cut
thick from, rich land, delivered in CARPET
feet feet lawn. @ Ii. 1915. ov. 60o5. io'
PIGS, 8 to 10 weeks old, some so lbs. Also
L fresh cow and calf. Engleside 66-W-4
q BRED MARE. 8 yrs. old, easy gaits
hunting experience. S110. SH. 1856.
LANDSCAPE PERFECTION-As the artist
painting: We also constantly strive to solv,
your individual problem with. service sc
general as. to cover every phase Of youl
need Bulldozer grading preparation o
topsoil, acid woods earth: well-rotted COW
manure, $40. 22 bu.: Wondergro, SIS
specimen yews azaleas holly rhododen
bamboo. all types of confer and broad
leaf evergreen, shade. ornamentals, flow
ering shrubs, perennials, roses vines
grown, hardy; dug, delivered. planted samt
day; grading, drainage. maintenance. tree
pruning, surgery transplanting. removal
cinder block walls. steps. walks, terraces
pools; designs, plans advice and estimates
Ii. 4225, OV. 6005. TO-
PONY, sorrel and white beauty gentle
child's pet. Also saddle and bride. Elm
PIGS 90, eight weeks old $40 each
Call alex GAG.
RACE MARE. with foal Bred to ,!El Bull
Quitting business, sell cheap. Write E. l.
FORD. Cross Junction, Va, for appiont'
WILL SELL OR TRADE 3 draft mares fol
cattle. CHARLES FOWLER. Mitchellville
Md. of Enterprise rd. Bowie 3409.
FOR SALE-Yearling rams, l Hampshire
High!and. Nd: Phone clarksville Isl i-W-2
stein heifers Will freshen in September
Also l lowdown rubber-tired wagon with
s0fE FEMAHE, HIshs'e mo. st ols "Togenbers Swiss
noted for milk producers; lovely pets
Must sell: best offer Hillside $3.50.
GOATS-Reg. Togg buck kid, $40 Reg
buck service: > grade milking does anc
fresh goats milk FA. 1888.
sale by members Of Capital Dairy Goat
Association. EN-. 53SS
WEIGH PONY COLT, 500. Gentle and
hardy FA. 1856.
RIDING HORSE, dark brown. years old;
for boy or girl. Phone Vienna l25-J-2.
ST0CKER and feeder, cattle, steers and
heifers 400 to $50 lbs. Any amount; rea-
sonably priced. SH. 2114, ME. 1894. --13
WANTED, black and white Pinto saddle
mare, not over 6 yrs. oil quiet for lady
gated and not branded. Box 25S-G, Star
Evening star., 1948-08-08
MIscELLANEoUs WANTEp.

ADDING MACH, typewriters. calculators,
cash regs ofice equip, any kind. top
price NE. 1896; CO. 1925 ewes, Sunday.
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcu,
lators bought and sold and rented. RE.
1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. SIS
ANTIQUES-FurnIture bric-a-brac, ehins
glassware, rugs, silverware. PAINTINGS.
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
Taylor $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
POULTRY and EGGS.

DUCKS, purebred breeding stock, duck
lings to eat now; orders for baby ducks to
eat for the holidays. G. H. SATTLER
Rockville 1906
30 NEW HAMPSHIRE PULLETs, mos
old, some now laying; certified 200-ege
strain. $3.50 each. in lots Of 10. 613s
Baltimore ave. Riverdale. Hyattsville O62S
PIGEONS. White Kings, reasonable. Cal
JAMES FEED STORE. 61e K st. NV, ME
OOS9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
Evening star., 1948-08-08
COAL. WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

SONI, WVVO NIND rOEG OIs.
FREE FIREWOOD-Bring your truck any
day but Saturday. DYKER BUILDING
CO., Wash National Airport IS
ANDIRONS, fire tools. screens and all fire.
place goods repaired and reflnished. D. l.
BROMWELL, 710 18th st. NV, ME. 1134
Evening star., 1948-08-08

EyINRUDE. 70 h.p, 1912 model; sacriice
ENJOY EMO 20 YauR s9tS, VACATION on Aft. cabin
yourself. @ Charter for only $10o per wk.
Call COOPER: Greenbelt 1886 ewes. 10
BOAT LUMBER and marine plywood' boat
gine gnn ms5ef RoBfNsoSs son G5a IuMsER. suIlpINe
MATERIALS AND BOATING SUPPLIES,
B6AT BSar sdRs us sGF Isn psse Phen
Westriver 61s1 after $50 weekdays; all
anSxfLIXRY AZ Ia, So1; CABIN. sloop 10 f. excel.
IuMB1A YACHT CLUB 14-P-a4s. sCH.
otunTIBoARD MOTOR and 1s-ft boat avail
able at low price; four cylinder, ten-norse-
pc seen at Arnods WHAT one mile south
r Tempis n,s1HaS5s" sss4 OF II Alsxanaris sss$
] eessorie: and berth at Sailing Marina.
fsll 81 6StBiE: S% fI:e raised deck cruiser
snsns ss.ps t0st soo osaeS Boat Pr9sq e ss sSTs
THAN Yacht Club, center dock; or can
FOR E5i isaA2IIE-42.tt cabin eruis.r, Al con
dition; very reasonable, See Steward
ssGq5lRPhaaRarT 1afas d. cSS sRbAS ssSoo beau
Chrysler Crown 115-h.p. includes COCKPIT
ss': slower. compass: and many special st., tsa-
craft Dock, Maine ave. and M ST. sw'
PESGufN Fl ssi n saiiboat, good condition. sis5
Or best cnsI; Union a. 1925 ,rxs .se.r 81
cruiser. sSit length I1-f, t,1 beam .a,,nnsd swip
immaculate throughout: will demonstrate
Located on Rhode River at Nay Mayo dd No
price, 81 300 West River 1907. g
lust ARRIvED-10-h.p Mercury outboard
motor; new Mastercratt boat trailer
80 40 and up; 14-ft. Wolverine de, luxe
runabout' also 12;ft. Iunabo9t; IT, @M,hp; .IiIs
tsckie, rod and reel repair; trade-in allow
ance on new Martin s 1auh.pn and Ms5epry yps oasI
1923 Bladensburg rd., Colmar. Manor "a
mile past D. c. line. UN. 1888. >
3 MONTHS OLD left. .plywood boat.
suitable for car top; complets sa xisl oars
HARTGE 20-ft. Chine sailboat. Just re.
conditioned by Hartge. Can be seen AZ
Hsrtse.s Rost Yard. Galesville, Nd, or
call GE. 1s46.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

"Geary Eppley, dean Of men, is
our budget chairman, and Louis
Kutsch, tax assessor Of the coun-
ty, is our finance chairman. DR..
Louis Burnett maps out a pro-
gram for US and the physical
education students put it In oper-
alton. Wally Fehr works on the
program, too. He played football
last year and Is president Of the
Student Government Association.
I tell you we couldn't hire a staff
as large and capable as the one
Maryland gives us, plus the use
of its facilities whenever pos
sible."
But what about the rest of the
organization. Publicity for ex-
ample?
mo problem there" said Busch
er. I'VE have all the county
newspapermen, George Amen,
Ed Fuller, Blair Smith, Bowie
McCeeney and Sam Wyvill on
our side. They devote plenty of
space to our activities. "Chuck"
Delane, sports announcer for
Radio Station WGAY, gives us .
nice break on the air, and we've
made arrangements for q Is
minute weekly program on
WBUZ-FM for 26 weeks. I'm
going to work it up and have the
boys on the air"
The club sponsored football
leagues last year and expects to
have twice as many teams en-
rolled next autumn.
"And I guaranteed my teams
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Lions Down Flyers,
Aim 10 Quit Cellar

The Lions get a slight break In
the schedule as they move into
their American Hockey League
stretch drive intent on quitting the
Eastern division cellar. They now
are only three points-the margin
of q win and q tie-below the
Springfield Indians. They have
one more game to play than the
Indians and their opposition isn't
quite as tough.
The Indians in their five remain
ing games must tangle' twice with
|flrst-place Providence in the East
ern division and twice with second
place teams. The Lions have only
two of their six games against
such powerhouses. Also the Lions
face still another tilt with the st
Louis Flyers, who were soft touches
as the Lions won, AZ, last night at
Uline Arena. '..e-
Only some expert goal tending
by the Flyers Hec Highton, was
both capable and lucky last night,
kept Washington's margin from be-
ing larger. He was given q busy
evening by the Lions and permitted
two scores in the first period and
two more in the field. The visitors
scored singles In the second and
third.
The Lions were a man short
when Bob Walton earned their first
tally on q clever pass from Frank
Porteous. Frank added their Sec
ond tally in the opener. Both last
period goals were by Pat Wilson.
Evening star., 1948-03-10


gonna win 1t next time, not fin-
ish second" put in Buscher.
Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions
Clubs put up most of the prizes
for our boys and they're worth
winning. That doesn't hurt the
interest at ALL"
We thought Purdum and
Buscher deserved q plug for their
fine work, but they said no. It's
a job everybody pitches in and
helps to do, they said, and as
they ratified of a small number
Of names Of those who have
helped put the club over we saw
how right they were.
Buscher, bringing up q painful
memory, was a. sandlotter when
he and Bill Werber were team
mates on the old Berwyn, Md,
nine. He can't forget how his bad
throw to first after fielding a
bunt snapped the teams winning
streak Of "a in q row.
Purdum was an au-around
athlete at Randolph Macon, but
likes to think about the mile-relay
team he ran on for McDonough
School, No. 2S, in New Orleans
years ago.
you know two Of those fellows
turned out to be millionaires and
the other, Lester Lautchenslager,
Is director of recreation In New
Orleans. We compare notes now
and then"
When it comes to organization
it's evident Purdum can tell his
old teammate plenty.
Evening star., 1948-03-10
His Work Packs Kick
For Ray Bowen as
|AAU Ring Arbiter

Refereeing the AAU boxing
tournament bouts at Turner's
Arena comes under the official
heading Of work" for Ray Bowen.
but he gets q kick out of 1t.
Il like watching the styles Of
some Of these youngsters" says
Bowen. Sometimes you come,
across . boy who knows q lot about
ring generalship. Some Of them
know enough to take . nine-count
when knocked down and there are
others who have learned how to use
. left jab effectively.
And I always get q kick out Of
watching their faces, particularly
after they've been hit. Their lips
curl up in determination and
they're ready to slug 1t out"
Bowen spent 10 years in prcfes.
Sional boxing. He comes from
family of boxers. He and his fivs
brothers, all Of whom were well-s
known as ring men, were called the
Fighting Bowens."
Hes IN MS lztn year as refefee
and under his watchful eye, such
ring notables as Henry Armstrong
and Bob Pastor performed.
Semifinals of the tournament will
be held next Tuesday and Friday at
Turner's and the finals are slated
for March Is.
Last nights quarterfinals were
featured by Claude Lawrence's VIC
tory over Joe Jennings. Lawrence,
st. Mary's lightweight, took the
senior featherweight crown last
year, while Jennings held the 1885,
pound novice crown. A lot Of
punches were traded in the three
rounder, with both boys firing in
the later stages.