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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank S. Tursic, 26, factory
worker, Toledo, and Miss Shirley
]. Gittinger, 25, Port Clinton.
Eugene F. Thober, 81, tester,
Elmore, and Miss Carolyn L. Will
lett, 81, secretary, Elmore; Rev. A.
C. Thober TO officiate.
Roy w. Dehn, Al, refinery work
er, Graytown, and Miss Martha
Ruth Overmeyer, 80, Office work,
Elmore; Rev. Gerald Ferne 10 Off
ciate.
John ]. Mizla, Is, fireman, Lake
side, and Miss Margaret E. Hrub-
CO, 20, inspector, Gypsum; Father
Brand to officiate.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Allen Twp.-Warren D. Klatt,
ct al, to Fred C. Klatt, ct al, so
acre, re- Is, section 8.
Benton Twp.-Gerald Humph-
rey, ct al, to Lester Nehls, ct al,
blk Is, lots 3-4, ElliSton.
Carroll Twp.-Maude E. Son.
craint to Charles A. Reneau, ct al,
lot 8, section IL, w. L. Thompson
Sub. Div.
Long Beach-George Pascoe to
Long Beach Association, blk "B",
lot 53.
Danbury Twp.-Scott F. Coffin,
ct al, to Samuel c. Arnold, ct al,
1905 acre, lot % pt., section l.
Danbury Plats-Frank C. Ko-
vach, ct al, to Elmer w. Roster,
ct al, lot Is, Willow Cove; Frank
C. Kovach, ct al, to Stella JaSe-
fowicy, lot IL, Willow Cove; Har-
Dor Improvement Co. to D. C.
Crumrine, lot 4, Channel Grove.
Lakeside - Carolyn Riedmaier,
ct al, to Lyle F. Riedmaier, blk
80, lot 8.
Marblehead Corp.-Elizabeth G.
B. Hartin to Ernie A. Grove,
17.51 acres, lot 26, pit. lot M, Sec
lion l.
Harris Twp.-Otto M. Deute-
myer, ct al, to Geraldine States,
.282 acre, re- 13, section "a.
Elmore Corp.-Blanche Hilge-
, neck to Aida E. PICARD, lot % pt.,
Bogg's 1st Add; Blanche Hilge-
neck to Aida E. PICARD, lots
45-46, Wilson's Add.
Portage Twp.-Lawrence Schie.
we to Chalmers, Gibson, lot 49,
Schiewe S. D. "C".
Port Clinton Corp.-Agnes Rath
to Harry Rath, blk "a, lots 6-7-a
pt., Original; Laura Belle Kastor
ct al, to Grace Raymond, ct al
blk 80 pit. lots 11-12, Orig.
Salem Twp.-Albert Baumgart
ner, ct al, to Veterans Foreign
Wars, Post No. 1892, .84 acre, re
16, section S.
Oak Harbor Corp.-Charles A
Tolan, ct al, to Edna M. Weirick
lot 38, pit. 81, Harrison & Raj
ferty; Eugene Hetrick, ct al, tc
Marjorie F. Mierke, ct al, blk 4
lot /, Kramer Brothers; r. L
Bolte, ct al, to Lawrence j. Schil
ler, lot II, pit. IL, Lieser's 1st
Luther Knopp, ct al, to William
Tack, ct al, blk 10, lot 6, pit. S
A. Kramer; Clarence Babione, et
al, to James L. Taulker, pit. lot 3
section 4, E. Thierwechter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
Legion Plans
Patriotic Night

AS part of the Dedication Week
program at the new Baptist
church, Beech street, members of
Port Clinton American Legion
Post 113 will be in charge of Pa
triotic Night on Monday, Septem-
Der 25.
Commander George Bly, will
preside and there will be talks
by Common Pleas Judge Thomas
Stahl and First District Legion
Chaplain John Braun.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
NOTICE or PUBLIC SALE


In pursuance of the order of the
Probate Court of ottawa County,
Ohio, | will offer for sale at public
auction on the End day Of Octo-
ber, 1850. at 2 o'clock L. NJ, on the
premises at 226 Adams street, Port
Clinton, Ohio. described as fol-
lows: Situated in the village OF
Port Clinton, County of ottawa
and State Of Ohio and being the
north thirty eight (3S) feet of the
south one hundred and fourteen
014) feet OF Lots one Cd, two and
three CD in Block number Ten
G0) Original Plat of the said viii
lage.
Said premises are appraised at
Eight Thousad Five Hundred
($S,500.00) Dollars and must be sold
for not less than two-thirds of
said appraised value for CASH.
Harrison K'Burg, Administrator
with the will of Harry K'Burg,
deceased, annexed. 30-4t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
Tells History
Of Light Plants

Henry A. Cowgirl, manager of
the Ohio Edison Company's local
division, told of the founding of
the Port Clinton Light and Power
Company Sd years ago and its de-
velopment at the Kiwanis Club
meeting Wednesday noon.
William Timblin, Albert Davies,
William Smith, Robert Kyle, Harry
Knorr, Frank Quisno and John
Belknap were named by Presi-
dent Francis Mekus to prepare
plans for the 30th anniversary
party to be held in November.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
Court House News

Judge Tom d. Stahl, of the
common pleas court, was called TO
Fremont, Tuesday morning, TO re-
ceive the report of the Sandusky
county grand jury, substituting
for Judge Baughman, who was ab-
sent from the county. Before
leaving for Fremont, Judge Stahl
charged the Ottawa county grand
Jury which was in session during
the day.
Miss Caroline Rofkar, Catawba
Island, who has been serving as
secretary in the Office of the coun-
ty superintendent of schools for
the summer months, has resigned
to resume her educational classes
at Ohio Wesleyan University,
Delaware. Mrs. Evelyn McDou-
gal, a former secretary, has again
taken over the duties of the Office.
Sheriff and Mrs. Merlan Budd
are vacationing in Canada, this
week, trying their luck at fishing
in some of the Ontario waters.
The county commissioners Wis
tied Erie township Monday, look
ing over matters pertaining 10 the
county program.
County Auditor E. A. Guth re-
ports the receipt of the following
vouchers from Columbus: 81, 800
from distribution of gasoline lax
funds to be divided equally among
the IL townships; $4,000 from
gasoline tax funds to be applied
to county road and bridge funds;
$696.49 from federal funds for aid
for dependent children, and
$198.91 from federal funds for aid
for blind.
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Step
hens was called to Danbury Sun
day morning when it was reported
that Patrick Edward Malloy, SO,
of Amherst, Ohio, had been in
jured by a train on side track
near the Danbury station. NAL
10y was thought to have crawled
under a box car, seeking shelter
from the rain, when a switch en-
CINE later started to move the car
Malloy was caught and his left arm
crushed. He was brought to the
Magruder Memorial Hospital, Port
Clinton, and his arm was ampu-
tated at the shoulder.
New civil cases filed in common
pleas court during the week in
cluded the following: Edna Show.
ers against Richard Showers and
others, partition and other re.
lief; John Disher against Theresa
Daisy DiSher, an action for di
vorce and other relief; Elizabeth
Nero against Victor Nero, an ac,
ton for alimony.
Wills of Frank A. LEM, Detlef
l. Jensen and Alta E. Bordeaux
have been filed in the probate
court for probating.
Judge P. w. Gulau reports The
following appointments in probate
court: Anna w. E. Lenz, appointed
executrix of estate of Otto A
Lenz; Norman Lorbach, appoint
ed administrator of estate o1
Henry Lorbach; Grover L. Meyers
appointed administrator Of estate
of Ashland Goodeman; Emma
Monak, appointed executrix Of rs
tate of Mike Monak, Sr.; Hilds
Fuchs, appointed administrative
of estate of Irma NJ Fuchs.
A partial account of guardian
ship has been filed in probate
court by Norman Steindam, guar
dian of Albert KesSler.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
SEEK PicKPOcKET

Leonard Heilman, an itinerant
peach picker, complained to po-
lice Sunday that his billfold and
$50 had been taken by a pick
pocket at the Jungle" along the
railroad tracks. Heilman said the
alleged pickpocket was an Indian,
six foot tall, weighing 165 pounds,
As years old and having black
hair. 49,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
AT CONFERENCE

The Rev. William A. Thomas,
rector of st. Thomas church, left
yesterday to take part in the Ans
nual Episcopal Clergy Conference
in three-day session at Lake Erie
College, PaineSville.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Pierce Goodman, de-
ceased.
Allen Goodman has been ap-
pointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate of Pierce
Goodman, late of ottawa County,
Ohio, deceased. Dated this 1st day
Of September, 1850.
Peter w. Gulau. Probate Judge.
90-3t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
BABY CHICKS

BABY CHICKS-U. S. Approved
Pullorum Controlled Baby Chicks.
White Rock, White Leghorn, New
Hampshire, Barred Rock, Hylines
and others. Chicks now available.
Neuhauser Hatcheries, Inc, FIRE.
mont. Ohio. 44tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

GIRL OR WOMAN-To care for
children while mother works days.
Inquire at 70 West Loop, Erie
Gardens. BOLT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

HOUSEKEEPER - To care Cor
house and be companion for elder
ly woman. Live in. Write Box
BOOB, care of this paper. Slit
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HOUSE TRAlLERS

BUCKEYE TRAILER-47 Model,
Is feet, in excellent condition.
3 rooms, sleeps 4; 6 ft. frigidaire
and apartment size bottle gas
stove. 43l Washington st. Phone
3785. 31-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS

CIDER MILL OPENS SEPT. 49,
Pressing every Tuesday and Sat-
urday. Worthington's Mill, Rt. 2.
31-2tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

GIRL-Experienced girl for book
keeper and general Office work.
Apply in own handwriting to Box
390-S, News. Slit
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Display classified, Csc per
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

26-FT, TRAILER = Sleeps 4, elec-
trio, oil heat, ice. Like new. For
quick cash sale, one-half original
cost. Phone 23166. Byrneal Beach.
Slit
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w A n r E .

PLAIN SEWING do in my
home. Mrs. j. A. PPattison, West
Catawba Road, Port Clinton, Ohio.
31-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
FOR SALE

USED CAR-1949 black Fordor
Ford custom with heater. Cheap.
G. w. Stuart, 610 Pearl street, off
Wilson Ave. 3l-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

GIRL OR WOMAN-To train as
society editor and bookkeeper in
News Office. position open about
Oct. lSt due to husbands mill
tary service). Both temporary
and permanent applicants will
be considered. Please apply in
writing to Ralph Snyder, Pub,
care this newspaper. 30-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

1888 PLYMOUTH SEDAN-Good
transportation. Phone 379l or
1882. Silt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

STOVE - Small white enamel
stove Also saxaphone. Phone
6170. 31-lt
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DRY SINK-40 Milan Ave, Nor
walk, Ohio. 30-2tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

BATH TUB AND STOOL-In good
condition. Call at 404 East Third
St. 31-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

HOUSEHOLD GOODS-GaS cook
stove, washing machine, oil heater,
dining room suite. Inquire 633
Jackson DR.. 31-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

OH BURNER - Gun-type conver
sion oil burner, with controls
Like new, $50. Phone 5281.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

BABY NEEDS - Baby buggy and
high chair, in very good condi-
ton. r. l.. Twining, East Road,
Catawba Island. 31-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15

FURNITURE-Bedroom and living
room suites, used 4 months.
Leaving for army. 80 w. Loop,
after 5 p. m. 31-2tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-09-15
FOR RENT

APARTMENT-4 rooms and bath.
Electric stove and refrigerator
furnished. Phone 1861. 30-1t
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-29
Oil Cargo Lost I'm Alaska Is
 Cause of Suit

PORTLAND, Ore. (P)-A $307,- 415 suit, calming loss of an oil cargo, was filed in federal court here by Oceanic Fisheries Com- pany, Inc, Seattle, against Kotze- bue Oil Sales, Inc, an Alaskan concern.
 Oceanic claimed in the suit that Kotzebue, under contract to carry oil from Alaska to Seattle, dis patched the oil aboard the barge Arctic Chief, lowed by the tug John Michael. The towline broke and the entire cargo-including 233,76O gallons of herring oil, 19,- 900 gallons of salmon oil and 190,- 900 gallons of condensed fish sol- uble-was lost, the complain charged.
 The loss occurred Nov. 26 this year, the suit charged.
 Oceanic also filed an attachment against the tug Sergeant H. l.. Wallace and it's equipment. The tug, berthed at Swan Island, be- longs to Kotzebue, the Seattle firm claimed.
The Nome nugget., 1950-12-29
Army To Call Cal From 2
 National Guard

WASHINGTON, R-The army has dipped into National Guard and organized reserve units for the first time to order 7,5OO indi- vidual junior officers to duty in March.
 And the navy has slowed away plans for releasing reservists next summer.
 Those two actions were an- nounced yesterday as the army also disclosed:
 1. It will call up Git didn't say when 100 Women's Army Corps lieutenants and captains.
 2. It is ordering to active serv- ice 89O additional medical officers; and 415 medical service corps of- ficers. These will report in two groups, February and March Is.
 In addition, the army expects to issue shortly it's draft call for the month of March. The new call probably will not be less than the quotas for January and February -80,0O0 each month.
 Draft calls through February now total about 370,000.
 The army said the 7,5OO guard and reserve lieutenants and cap tains will report between March 1 and March 22.
 The navy announced last Mo- vember 1st that enlisted reservists recalled involuntarily would be released at the rate of 5000 a month and reserve officers at the rate of 1,5O0 a month beginning next July.
 A navy spokesman said yester- day that plan has been announced. He told reporter the navy does not know when or how many re- servists will be released. Naval reserve call-up plans have not changed, he said.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Ohio State Again Wins
NCAA Swim Crown
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Mar. 25.-
Diver Bruce Harlan and Free
styler Jackie Taylor-both two
time winners powered Ohio
State to its second straight NCAA
swimming championship tonight.
The Buckeyes scored a team to-
tai Of '64 points, we'll ahead of
Yales second place 43.
Iowa trailed in third spot with
25, just one point ahead of fourth
place Michigan.
Although Old Eli lost the team
championship to the Ohioans,
Yale's speedy 300-yard medley re-
lay team set a new NCAA meet
record of 2:512. The old mark
was set in 1948 at Ann Arbor by
Michigan.
Two other new NCAA marks
were established during the night
-100-yard backstroke and the
100-yard breaststroke. However
both events are new to the NCAA
meet this year.
Robert Brawner of Princeton
who holds the world record for
the 200-yard breaststroke, estab-
lished the new mark for the
shorter breaststroke race. Will
liam Sonner of Ohio State set
the other new record by winning
the 100-yard backstroke in :59.1
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Yanks Lose Second Straight to Dodgers u johnson Hits Homer
Newsom Signs With Lookouts,
To Pitch Against Mats Today

pitcher who was sent to the Mats
on a look" basis by the Abilene
(TeXD club, was informed today
that the Mats don't want him.
Griffith admits he claimed two
Red SoX pitchers who were on
the waiver list, but both names
were withdrawn. . Contrary to
reports, Washington didn't pur-
chase the Augusta (GaD club. {.
1t has a loose working agreement
whereby the Mats are entitled to
one player at the end of the sea-
son.
Clipping the Mats roster to Is
players by May Is will represent
no problem. With Outflelder
Bob Ortiz still missing. the Mats
now have only % players in camp.
Eddie Robinson has included
a double, four triples and a home
run among his Is hits this spring.
The Mats finished their exhibi-
ton campaigning with the Red
Sox with a 1000 average. In
two games they pounded Boston
pitching for Is hits. j.. Starting
Monday the Mats will take on the
Philadelphia Phillies. Birming-
ham, Detroit, Phillies again, Min
neapolis and Cincinnati on sue
ceSSiye daVS.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Yvonne Sherman and Laws
Win National Skate Titles

last year in Paris, took only third
in the, gold dance. Winners were
Louis Waring and Michael Nc
Gean of Baltimore, teamed up for
the first time this year. They won
3,469 of a possible 1000 points.
Irene Mcguire and Walter
Muehlbronner of New York took
second place with 3,434 points.
They recently represented the
United States on world skating
team. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bodel
of Berkeley placed fourth in the
gold dance with 3,348 points.
The four gold dance couples
scared through four dance rou-
tines amid intermittent applause.
The intricate. graceful routines
were marred only by a momentary
collision between the Baltimore
and New York couples.
In yesterday afternoons events
the st. Paul Fours won the ma
tional fours championship for the
third successive year. They were
closely followed. however. by the
Washington Fours, who have been
practicing together only 10 days.
The st. Paul group, that includes
the twins. Marlyn and Marilyn
Thomson, gained 91.9 of possible
100 points. The Washington Four
Dorothy bort, Mary Lou King,
Richard Juten and Daniel Ryan,
gained 86.6 points. while the Phil
adelphia Fours. third contesting
team, scored 1874.
Two Berkeley, Calf, youngsters
skated away with the novice men S
and ladies free skating events:
Ronald Robertson and Patricia
Quick, 13. Robertson took 675.54
of possible 1893 points, while
Patsy received 659.81.
Judge Revise Rulings.
1t was learned last night that a
judges revision had placed two
district skaters in third rather
than fourth place in the Silver
Dance. Vera Halliday and Ed
ward Picken moved up to third,
replacing Virginia Hoynes and
Ronald Jacoby. who dropped to
fourth.
The Senior Pairs contest closed
the three-day national figure
skating championships, held here
for the first time. National Mems
Champion Dick Button closed a
series of exhibitions by competi-
tion winners that had the spec
tators cheering before presenta-
ton Of trophies ended the eve-
ming
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Win, Lose, or Draw
Continued From Page BID


Baseball" Hart Publishing Coz makes special mention of
Cleveland Boston June 1908 when in the fifth
inning every Indian got to bat, made hit and scored!
No sentimentaist Bucky choked up the other
In the Mats dugout before Washington Yankee exhibition
when members of the World Champions sngly and in twos
and threes walked him said in effect Nov you're
back where you beong-in the big leagues
Old Bears in Demand
Tatum, University Maryland coach,
of Missouri his former mentor, collaborating book
dealing with the Spt-T formation which Faurot is alleged
to have perfected if not invented minute interview
with Gus Luss coach of the ceskatng Dick Button and
Yvonne Sherman competitive skating the toughest of all
sports requires the condition 5oyard sprint plus
minutes of uninterrupted boxing appearance before
judges skater lifts himself herself 18 "a inches the
ice at least 20 times"
At this particular time when CCNY is the biggest sports
page headline college in the land announcement that
Galaudet City College will in 1851 sounds like the
grossest of mismatches But it's for wrestling not basket
ball, mismatch all Ed mighty Moe) Modzeewski
big Maryland necracker getting proed in forthcoming
issue of Sport Life
Nore has been the place to look for future
football coaches the Chicago Bears muscng
the picture the first time in National League his
tory three will be at the head of rival teams
meaning Sydahar Angeles Ronzani at Green
Bay Pappa George Haas readyng for his 3t
at the alma mater
Evening star., 1950-03-26
White Sox Lose in 10th
To Sacramento, 7 to !

SACRAMENTO, Calif.-Rookie
Sam Kanelos singled in the last
of the 10th to drive in the wining
run here today as the Sacramento
Solons defeated the Chicago White
SoX 81 before 2,704 fans.
In the ninth inning Kanelos
ran for Joe Marty and scored the
tying run from third base on
a fly.
The White Sox's run came in
the seventh inning off successive
doubles by Gordon Goldsberry and
Phil Mast.
Score by innings:
Chicago ~ 600 900 100 O-l I
Wight Gumpert 90, Pieretti GO and
Masii Grove. Conger "a, Brewer ~,
Thompson UOl and Raimoudi. Steiner *
Evening star., 1950-03-26
BY a Stoff Correspondent Of The stor


ORLANDO, Fla, Mar. 25.-Bobo
NeWsom agreed to terms with
Chattanooga today and enterpris-
ing Joe Engel, his boss, promptly
announced that NeWsom would
pitch against Washington tomor-
row in an exhibition game here.
Bobo had been working out
daily with the Mats and delayed
signing in the hope that Wash
ington's Clark Griffith would offer
him a contract. Good work
tomorrow still could land MIN a
job with the Mats.
Newsom will pitch three innings
and will be succeeded by Bill
Jarrett, a right-handed discovery
of Scout Cecil Travis who famed
six of the nine batters he faced
against Louisville recently.
Mickey Harris, who has allowed
only one hit in seven innings of
exhibition game work, and Connie
Marrero will hurl for the Mats.
Coach Nick Altrock, who hasn't
been feeling well. left today Tor
Washington :. Just don't have
any pep" explained 74-year-old
Nick, $50 I'm going home to be
treated. 1 hope I'll be able to re-
join the team on opening day
Bob McChesney, left-handed
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Skating Summaries
Movie Mems Singles.

Movie Mems Singles.
!. Ronald Robertson, Berkeley. Calf.
=. David jenkins. Cleveland, Ohio
3: william sln an T. Lennon. ir.. Philadel'
i. Richard Branvold. St. Paul, 631 81
5, Gary Kepler, Akron. Ohio. sI3.73.
9. John Carlow, Chicago, sol .52.
Z. Carl E. Lovett .jr.,. Baltimore, 596.54
patrisis SSsi'e eaieR lsdle' ss1k.isy, staE,ss Calf
2. Nancy Mineard, Akron. s5e1a.
g Catherine Machado. Los Angeles
4. Carol Heiss, $3.50.
:. Patsy Patsy Hamm. Tacoma Wash; 6a6.71
Z. Jacaueline Bredberg. Los Angeles
sns;nI. : Betty Z, Lynne stOsner Colorado
I. Janet Gerhauser. Marilyn Thomson
John John n Nightingale Marlyn Thomson st
:. Dorothy bort, Mary Lou King, Rich.
ard Juten, Daniel Ryan, Washington. $50
liam Lennon. James Conte. Philadelphia
Junior Mems Singles.
PFT1 enad BORN GoTmaR Ma'95esseR se9teey 1ast cst
, ,, g. Eyy scotvold. II. Lake Placid
l,IDo:-O
4. Dudley Richards, Boston. HOOPS
3. Marlyn Thomson, St. Paul. 1,09s;
9; Hugh c. Graham, Tulsa. Okla
i George E. Manuel. Philadelphia
] ,064 "A.
s. Jack Boyle, Tacoma, Wash, ,O5O "a
Gold Dance.
s.1tlmar. Lois WARNS FhY and Michael McGean
?: Irene Mcguire and Walter Muehl.
oronner. New York. 3.434.
1, B. Anne Davies and Carleton Hoffner
4. Carmel Bodel and Edward Rodel
Berkeley Calf. 3,34s.
|. Yvonne Sherman. New, York 1.724 IS
9. Sonya Klopfer, Brooklyn i, 7O7 AZ
3. virginia Baxter. Detroit :. 1.6s60t
4. Andra Mclaughlin, Colorado
Springs. Colo. .-1 .639 4f
5. Helen Geekie. st. Louis .62S Is
Senior Pairs (FinaD.
!. Karol and Peter Kennedy, Seattle 95.s
bronner, New York s4s
Washineton w "a;
Tacoma, Wash. -~---~l---~l--. 90. 4
Evening star., 1950-03-26
~ Tank Team Goinq
To Princeton Meet

The YMCA's Central Branch
will send a team to the Central
Atlantic Area Y swimming cham
pionships Saturday at Princeton
University.
Meet officials have announced
from Princeton that 286 indi-
vidual entries and 80 relay teams
have entered.
Washington will be represented
by Dale White and John Solen-
berger, 8-year- -olds; Richard Sou
sane, 9; Jim Sousane, 10; Tom
White, Larry Ingham and Kirke
Bent. II, and Ray Ascherfeld, IA.
Swim Coach Frank Martin be-
lieves Bent. District AAU cham
pion in the 11-and-under group,
stands a good chance in the 25-
yard freestyle event.