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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04

host team. If Coach Norm Will
bond had not wished to give his
reserves more experience, the Red
skins could have won 100 to 0 as
Genoa gould not score against Port
Clinton's starting lineup.
Harold "Nook" Masing did the
punting honors for the Redskins
during the night, and played his
best game of the season. The tall
left end shared one of Belshaw's
aerials for a touchdown, and
pulled down two other passes for
extra points. He also sparkled on
defense.
Outstanding work was also
turned in by Scotty Franck, Bill
Riddle, Dick Blaskis, Rudy Dan
iels, "Yano" Rosiar and Harlan
Branum in the backfeld, while
Don Petersen, Paul Lukac, Dale
Taylor, Bill Fritz. Paul Bashore,
Pete Macko, Paul Molnar and
Ronnie Johnson were defensive
stars.
The Redskins lost no time in
scoring their first I'd. Masing's
punt was taken by Paul Nero on
the II and returned to the %,
where Nero fumbled and Port
Clinton recovered. Belshaw skirt
ed right end to the q and Dick
Blaskis made it first down on the
7. Belshaw reared back and
heaved an aerial which Paul Lukac
hauled down in the end zone.
Belshaw's placement attempt
failed.
After Bill Riddle took Nero's
punt on the 16, the Redskins made
a determined march down field but
failed to score when Masing
fumbled Belshaw's lateral on the
8. Genoa could not gain ground
and Nero punted to the Genoa 80.
Blaskis gained a yard and a
Belshaw to Lukac aerial added 10
yards for first down. Scotty
Franck added three yards. On a
razzledazzle aerial attack, Riddle
to Frank to Belshaw, Bill outsped
the Genoa secondary and scored
standing up. Again the extra
point attempt failed on low
kick.
Two plays later, Don Petersen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04
Ray Wight Bowls
7O7 Score Sunday

With Ray Wight hitting the
naples for big TOT series, Swan
Cleaners took all three games
from the visiting Bellevue Eagles
in a N. o. T. l.. match here Sun
day afternoon. Swans totaled
3001 points.
Wight was in the grove as he
opened with 256, followed with
234 and closed with 217. AS all
three games are over 200, the Oak
Billiards proprietor becomes eligi-
BILE for the 700 Club.
Don Bredehoft cracked into the
select circle with a GOT total. His
individual games were 225, 1872
and 200. Herb Miesle had 202
and 206 and Mike Drusbacky
bowled 206 game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04
Wickard, Jeremy
Pace Kuehr,ann's

With Harold Jeremy hitting 225
and Ted Wickard totaling COS,
Kuehmann's Chips had high single
game of 975 in the Ottawa Coun-
ty Travelling League Sunday af-
ternoon, but lost two other games
to Gregor Steak House in Clay
Center. Total pins were 1864 tc
1924. Wickard had 213 in his
series.
Leo Snider of the Clay Center
Recs bowled 226 as his team took
two from Bergmann's in Genoa
K. Michael of Weller's had high
individual game of 237 as Well
ers won two of three from Port
Clinton Mems Wear in Oak Har-
Dor.
Foreman had games of 2l5,
201 and 205 in his 621 series as
Parman's won all three games
from Boysen's Refrigerators in
Port Clinton while the Elmore Re-
creations swept three games from
the Blue Sunocos in Gypsum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04

FOOTBALL SCORES
Port Clinton "a, Genoa 20.
Ross 46, Bowling Green 0.
Oak Harbor So, Gibsonburg %.
Findlay 81, Columbian 0.
Willard 3S, Crestline u.
Perrysburg 25, Clay II.
Gallon 13, Bellevue 13 (tie).
Shelby %, Norwalk 7.
Even the inevitable needs q
gentle push now and then.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04
Ireland To Talk
At Methodist Meet

Tom Ireland, Cleveland news
paper correspondent and author,
will speak on the topic, 81 Saw
Europe Two Months Ago" in
Trinity Methodist Church next
Tuesday evening at $3.50 when the
Methodist Men sponsors their an
nual pancake supper.
Members of the Harborlights
Barber Shop Quartet will sing.
Archie King is chairman of the
supper, with Floyd Druckenmiller,
program chairman; Clarence
Cooley, ticket sales chairman
Lyle Mayhem and Ralph Forster,
food chairmen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04
REDSKINS PRImED FOR
LAKESIDE GAME T0NITE

Port Clinton's Redskins anc
Lakeside's Stonecrushers will tan
gle in True-Lay. Stadium at eight
this Friday evening, November d
in a traditional battle which al
ways brings spectators blood to
the boiling point.
Supporters of both teams will
never forget last November 8
when the Redskins defeated a
strong Stonecrusher aggregation,
,12 to Z, on the coldest and rain
lest night in many years. Despite
the torrential downpour, few if
any fans left the Lakeside stad-
ium that night.
The current Lakeside squad is
not as strong as the 194S team,
but it has won five of seven
games, losing % to 7 to Oak
Harbor and Is to 6 to Gibson
burg. The Stonecrushers defeat
ed Rising Sun, 25 to 6, in the
opener; and have since defeated
Genoa. 1870; Sandusky st. Mary's,
40; Fostoria st. Wendelin's,
26-13, and Elmore.
Coach Norm Willbond's Red
skins have the same won-loss rec
ord, but have much tougher
schedule. We lost to Oak Harbor
26 to 1S and suffered a 22-0 set
back at Sandusky. Port Clinton
defeated Gibsonburg 5S to 0, over
whelmed Genoa "a to 20, and
smashed Elmore, as to 6.
Belshaw Romps
Port Clinton rolled up "a points
in Genoa Friday night while the
Genoans scored 20 points in the
third quarter against the Red
skins second team.
Bill Belshaw, Port Clinton's
All-Ohio candidate, had a field
day. BULLET" Bill scored 25
points himself and hurled aerials
to teammates for six other touch
downs. Paul Molnar's recovery of
a blocked punt and his touchdown
run provided the only six point
play in which Belshaw did not
participate directly.
Razzledazzle laterals, near per-
fection pass reception and su-
perb broken field running enabled
the Redskins to overwhelm the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04

recovered Nero's tumble on the
Genoa 35. Port Clinton scored
Immediately as Bill Belshaw bull
let passed TO the waiting arms OF
Bill Riddle for the third I'd. Mas
ing hauled in Belshaw's aerial fol
the extra point and p. C. led 1910
at the quarter.
! Most spectacular play of the
evening took place as the second
stanza unfolded. Belshaw took
Neros punt on the 80 and ripped
through the entire Genoa team in
running 70 yards for touchdown.
Belshaw reversed his field beauti-
fully and outsmarted the oppon-
eits. His pass to Franck was
good for the 26th point.
Two plays later, Bill Fritz in
tercepted Shupe's pass on the 3S,
but fumbled when tackled, and
Scotty Franck recovered. Taylor
smashed through center to the 80
and then galloped over right
tackle for a first down on the "a.
On the next play, Masing pulled
in Belshaw's pass for another
touchdown and Franck plunged
for the extra point. The BelshaW
to Masing aerial marked the
sixth Consecutive pass completion
for the Redskins.
Midway in this quarter, Bel
shaw took Nero's punt on our own
% and raced II yards for the
Redskins sixth touchdown. Macko
plunged for the extra point. Scotty
Franck made a lifesaving block to
aid Belshaw in this sprint.
Port Clinton took over on Ge-
noa's 20 on downs and Branum
went through center to the Is for
a first down. Belshaw recovered
his own tumble on the 19 and i'm
mediately tried the play again.
This time he connected on an
aerial to Paul Lukac in the end
zone. Belshaw's placement split
the uprights, 40.
Masing's punt was taken by
Smith on the Is, who returned to
the 81. Nero added two yards,
bat Johnson caught Placko for a
two-yard loss. Molnar blocked
Nero's punt, picked up the pig
skin and romped across the goal
fo- six more points. The extra
point placement failed.
AS the third period got under
way, Belshaw took Shupe's punt
on the 20 and sped to Genoa's 33
before Pfeiffer caught up with
him. Bill Riddle plunged through
center to the 30. Riddle was held
for no gain on the next play, and
Bclshaw's pass was knocked down
by Schimming. Bill tore off ten
yards on the next play, however,
and it was first down on the 20.
Rosiar went off tackle for
yard, and Rudy Daniels added
four yards. Belshaw raced around
left end for first down on the 7.
Branum carried the ball to the 2,
but was held for no gain on the
next play.
Unselfsh Bill
Belshaw's sportsmanship and ex
cellent teamwork were high
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04

lighted when Bill tossed a lateral
to Harlan Branum, thus permit
ting Branum to gain credit for the
touchdown when Belshaw himself
could have scored easily. Belshaw
was only a foot from the goa
line when he handed the ball to
Harlan. Bills pass to Klein was
good for the extra point, 600.
Paul Nero, easily the outstand-
ing player on the Genoa Eleven,
scored the first touchdown for his
team late in the third quarter
when he crossed pay dirt after a
33-yard sprint while our second
team was in action. Clarence
Smiths placement was good. GOT.
AS the third quarter ended,
Wayne Haar recovered a Port
Clinton tumble on the 40, and this
resulted in a touchdown as the
fourth stanza got underway. Nero
outsmarted Port Clinton's de-
fense and romped 49 yards for
the pay off but Smiths place
ment was not good. 6O-13.
When the Redskin offense bog
ged down on Genoa's SO, the host
team took over. Shupe gained
two yards, with Rosiar and john
son tackling. Nero went to the 45
before being smeared by Lime
stahl and Smith went through
center to the 48 and a first down.
Molnar caught Nero for no gain,
but a Nero to Pfeitfer aerial
made it first down on our 81.
Nero raced around left end to the
20 and another first down. Carr
caught Shupe on the ID, and
Macko smeared Smith on the l..
Shupe scored on the next play,
recovering his own tumble in the
end zone. Nero's placement was
good. 60-20.
Port Clinton's first team re-
turned to action late in the final
quarter and added two more
touchdowns. Belshaw took Nero's
punt on the 1S and returned to
the 33 before Pfeitfer and Nero
caught him. Riddle added three
yards through center.
Masing made it first down on
the 43 when he shared Belshaw's
pass. Another Belshaw aerial,
this time to Blaskis, was good for
a touchdown. Belshaw's pass to
Lukac added the 9th point.
Bill Fritz intercepted a Genoa
pass on their AZ, and tossed a
lateral to Bill Belshaw who out
sped the opposition for the Red
skins final touchdown. Reeder,
Genoa left guard, was hurt on this
play and left the game. Bel
shaw's pass to Masing was good
for the 74th and final point of the
game.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04
CAR is DAMAGED

Local firemen were called to the
100 block of East Perry street
Friday afternoon when an auto
owned by a Michigan travelling
man caught afre. Extensive dam
age was done to electric wiring
and hood paint but the visitor was
able to continue his trip after re-
pairs were made.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04
Michigan Grid
Film Shown Here

Moving pictures of the Michi-
gan-Minnesota game were shown
to Port Clinton Downtown Coach
es members and guests in the high
school auditorium Tuesday even
ing.
Vic Holliker, hockey coach at
the University of Michigan,
brought the films here and gave
a running commentary throughout
the showing. President Jack Bel
shaw and DeForrest Maxwell
were in charge Of the event.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-04

Substitutions: Port Clinton,
Ohm, Petersen, Johnson, Molnar,
Coon, Branum, Schaefer, Carr,
Limestahl, Rosiar, Macko, Daniels,
Klein, Dick Bashore.
Genoa: st. Marie, Shupe, Angus,
Duval, Truman, Sherk, Hartman,
Fowler, Rollins, Troknya.
First Downs: Port Clinton, IL;
Genoa, II.
Penalties: Port Clinton, 35
yards; Genoa, 5 yards.
Passes: Port Clinton completed
10, attempted II. Genoa COM
pleted of 6.
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RKO Keith's 1O5th

Gruodzio 7 - 10 did. - 'Oh,
You Beautiful Doll' SUI June
Haver, Mark Stevens.
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the fourth game when he ran far
to his right. leaped and snagged
a home run ball. He pulled a
muscle, though. and was side
lined for the other games.
Another beautiful stop was that
made by First Baseman Wally
Cox, to save the third game. With
the bases loaded, a Ritchey bat
ter smashed a low liner down the
first base line. But Wally stopped
1t.
Singing River pitching in gen
eral was good. Marion Richard
SON won three games, giving up
2 hits. 3 hits and s hits. Blythe
won two, allowing two hits and
three hits.
The locals were invited, along
with the winning team, to a
shrimp supper at the home of
Frank Yankee Barhanovieh,
state softball commissioner.
Other Singing River players
were "Tootsp Stauter, left field,
]. D. Faggard. third base, Her
bert Krebs, right field, "Booby"
Faggard, shortstop, and Louis
Davis and Harry Wright, utility.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
Pascagoula 4
Pee-Wee Sofiball
Porter. Krebs Star In
Lions Win Over &c

Although the Little Knights of
Columbus were in scoring posi-
ton several times. they couldn't
get a hit at the right time and
went down before the Little
Lions. 10, at Recreation diamond
Monday night.
The KC's managed to get only
one hit off the Lions pitcher,
Krebs4 1t was a single by Gerald
in the fourth.
The Lions started off scoring
in the first inning, counting tive
runs when Myers walked and
Porter brought him around will
a home run to left field.
In the third inning Porter wen.
to first after being hit by ;
pitched ball, stole second anc
scored on a wild throw by Tho
catcher trying to throw him GU
at second.
Myers started off the fifth by
walking. Porter got a single
Spratley flied out and Kreb.
scored two runners with a dou
BILE to left field.
Single runs were added in the
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Errors. Boners Cost
Rotoriuns First Loss

The Little Rotarians lost their
first game, a heartbreaker, to the
Little Kiwanians Monday night at
Recreation diamond, falling by a
score of lilo.
The Rotarians were leading
1913, going into the seventh.
Their big inning was the fourth
when they counted four runs.
They outhit their opponents eight
to six but lost the game on num-
erous errors.
Kiwanis opened scoring in the
second, getting two runs on tive
errors and two men hit by pitched
balls. In the fourth they added
four more on one single by Sui
Ivan, two more errors and three
walks.
They picked up three in the
sixth on two walks and singles
by Bowman and Higginbotham.
The winning drive came in the
seventh which started with the
Kiwanis three runs behind. Sulli-
van tripled, Higginbotham wa
safe Oh a bunt, Campbell walked
and Coon hit a long single. TIL
game was over.
Winning pitcher was Campbell
Loser was Zerkus.
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KreoIe Athlete
Sturs With Bot
On Dothun Nine

Ray Roberts, 22-year-old Kre-
ole athlete, was signed as a pitch
er recently by the Dothan Browns
of the Alabama-Florida league,
but has blossomed out as til e
teams most powerful slugger.
An accident caused the big
navy veteran to move to the out
field. He hurt his arm pitching
and was forced to give it a rest
Roberts, who stands 6 feet, 3
inches and weighs 1875 pounds,
went to Dothan from the Cor
dele. Ga. team of the Georgia
Florida league.
A veteran of two years navy
service. Roberts received his
baseball training on high school
and semi-pro teams. He was a
four-letter athlete in high school,
| playing baseball, football, bas-
ketball and was a member of the
track team.
The powerful swatter. able to
hit consistently as we'll as elout
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LocuI Team Wins Five of Seven Games
Before Being Downed by Biloxi; Outfit

Pascaaoula's Singing River
team battled its way into the
finals of the Gulf Coast softball
tourney Sunday only to meet de-
feat at the bats of the Plaza Club
team from Biloxi.
The games were played al
d'Iberville.
After winning four OF five
games. including the first of a
doubleheader with the new cham
pions, the locals cooled off in the
second game, losing TO. They
needed both games to win.
Matt Kuluz, winning pitcher
for the Plaza Club, was named
the outstanding pitcher in action
during the tournament which
drew Is teams.
Plaza started off the final game
by scoring four rum in the first
inning off Marion Richardson.
Singing River hurler. Bob Blythe.
winner of the first game. relieved
Richardson in the second, but the
P1azas took up where they had
left off in the first beliine out
four hits. all home runs. The rest
of the way.
Kuluz allowed the locals only
four hits. one of which was a
double by c. Faggard. No Pasca-
goula player got more than one.
Best game played by the Sing
ing River crew was its opener,
won from Keesler 33g3rd Squad
ron, 81, in a pitchers duel.
Richardson gave the filters only
two hits. while Keesler's Tou-
Ghetto was touched for four. Rich
ardson famed eight, Touehette
four.
Paseagoula's two runs were
scored in the sixth. Batting star
for the locals was Olson, first
baseman, who collected two of
Singing Rivers four.
The six top teams in the tour
ney will participate August &c,
~ and % in the state tourney to
be played off at Biloxi. They will
take on three teams from the Nc
Conf district and two from the
Tupelo district.
Tourney Hishlighis:
Manager Anton Kihyet say
the toughest break was losing tn,
fifth game to the Plazas although
Blythe gave up only one hit.
c. D. Faggard, second baseman
smashed a home run in the sec
ond game.
J. T. Bishop. collected three
hits in the fourth game.
Don Olson, second baseman anc
utility player, starred at ba'
throughout the series, getting
five for 10.
Manus Bartlett, center fielder
made the catch of the tourney il
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flexible arms which fit into SLOT
ted steel holders. The holders are
fastened to the boat and the con-
tainer can be slipped in and out
in a jiffy. The arms permit the
pail to remain half submerged
when the boat is at anchor and
a single row of holes on all four
sides permits the water to flow
freely in and out. When the craft
is in motion, the arms permit 1t
to rise higher and volplane be-
hind on the surface. A scoop in
the bottom picks up sufficient
water to keep the bait alive.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
BEES MAKE A SWEET MESS

Gridley, III. -tAP1 For sew
eral years, the T. H. Benedicts
knew there were bees in their
home near here.
They finally discovered TIL e
bees but not before the 'sWarms
had made a honey Of a mess.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12
River Loses In Coast Softball Finals

the long ones, recently got two.
doubles and a pair of triples in
four times at the plate against the
Andalusia team.
This looks as if Roberts will
roam the outfield a long time be-
fore club owners return him u
the mound.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-08-12

sixth and seventh on a walk, two
errors and a single by Krebs.
A. j. Larson, KC pitcher, gave
up five hits.