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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Knapps27SGames
Sparks Team At
Center -Mayfield

J. Knapp blasted a 27S game
for O sos series to help his team
take three games from the
Brueggemeyer's Service team.
C. Brueggemeyer was high for
his team In last Wednesdays
pin action in the Central-May-
field Merchants loop.
Johnny's Tavern team was
only able to take one game from
the Heights Beverage gang.
Blomberg was high with 57s.
Fiorina was high for Heights
having a nice 565.
Curro Construction was hot
enough to drop Mayfield Tavern
out of first place. H. Staple had
a nice 500 series. Lesko was high
for Mayfield. Di Carlo Builders
took two games from the tough
Schaefer Suhr Coal with StObbe
rolling 554. Chuck Schaefer was
high for his team with 210-581
total.
Pete's Grill got hot and took
three games from the last place
Roxy's Riverstone Inn to put
them into first place. Zupanic
had q nice Gil with a 232 game.
Edwards was high for Roxy's.
Pallat Insurance won three
games from General Heat Treat
but had to win the roll off in the
third game. e. Effland had 214-
SIS for General Heat Treat. G..
Hill was high for Pallat Insur-
ance.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Demshar S Lose
But Still Lead
N. T. Travellers

Despite the fact they lost two
games to the ]. Fakult Council
man team, the Waterloo Dem
shar Builders held onto first
place in the Northeast Merch.
ants Travelling League by per-
centage points.
Tony Mestek led the East
185th crew in the double victory
over the leaders, hitting 213-
588 while b. SamOlis was tops
for the builders with 2O8.5S3.
Center-Mayfield Clicquot Club
quintet, holders of the runner
up spot, missed a chance to move
up when their match with Hay.
dem WOodworth's Union Clothes
was postponed.
Skufca's Leisy Brews dropped
the Miller Stone jewelers. Of
Euclid Lanes twice as r. Miller
posted 2O9-552. b. YOke's 54S
was best for the jewelers..
st. Clair Eddy Recreation won
a pair from East 152nd's Zele
Funeral Home Five as w. Ruus.
ka had 221-569. Top man for the
Diggers was Joe Barger with
215-565.
Freddy Wolf hit the highest
total for the night in the loop.
his 2O3-5S9 helping Perdan's
Kabay Sports whip Play -Mor's
Aurora Inns twice. J. Holowen-
ko had 553 for the losers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Stan Stefaneic
Ups Average To
204 At HON" "

Making himself right at home
again on Joe POzelnik's Water.
loo Recreation lanes, Stan
"Stash" Stefancic upped his
average to 204 as he blasted q
675 set in pacing Leisy's Beers
to a double win over Skebe
Plumbers in Home League &C.
tion Friday night.
In his high set, Stan had a 24S
game while best for the losers
was Pat Virant with 235-642.
The double win maintained
Leisy's one game lead in the cir-
cult.
Joe Mack marked up 227-6O9
to pace Waterloo Recreation in
their two decisions over the
Norwood's Mems Shop in 4 low
scoring match. Ed POzelnik was
high for the losers with 557.
Baznik Cafe posted the only
shut-out, Gaping Drenik's in all
three as Ed Jerson and Ed Sny-
der provided the one-two punch
needed for victory. Jerson
smacked 256-62O while Snyder
dented the sticks for 243-634.
Jerry Dragonetti hit sos for
Drenik's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Splits Fail
To Foil AT
East 752nd

It was split making night a.
East 152nd Recreation last Friday
night as six spreads were con
verted into spares to highlight the
kegling in the closely knit Junior
"a" League.
While Perme's and Malga Steel.
are going at it "toe and nail" in
their battle for the top (both
teams tied now) the next six
places are wide open. Only
Perme's and Malga have won
more games than they lost.
In the split conversion depart
ment, Frank Zupon pitted three
Of them, making good on the $40,
81 and As. Fred Perovshek
tipped over the CT, Hank Leslie
spared up the 3-7-10 and Joe
Camloh dropped the $40.
The Malga Steels tied Perme's
for the top by virtue Of their dou-
BILE verdict over Saranac Service.
Churck Scott's 203-562 led the
Steelmen, Len Baltus ringing in
225-541 for the losers.
Leisy's up and coming Beers
put the skids to Perme's, winning
the first two games by wide mar
gins while the appliancemen
squeezed to their only victory in
the last game. Frank Zupon spark
his beermen with 212-602, Joe
Camloh's 21S-5Ss high for Perme's.
John Marincek's 234-637 was
the best effort for the night but
not good enough for his Polito
Beverage team as they lost n pair
to Roytz Cafe. Frank Fifolt had
235-563 for the winners.
Bob Beck finally returned to
form, smacking 223-615 as The
SCOOP handed Butch's place a
twin defeat. Joe Carrish had 200
535 for the losers.
Here's the standings after last
FRIDAYS action;
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Kramer S Fall
AS Perme's> poo
Climb At Perdans

With Rudy Hirsch and Shorty
Debenak still displaying the
Christmas spirit, Perme's Home
Equipment rang up the only shut
out Of the evening in rolling past
Leisy'S Beers in the Slovenian
Home "a" League firing Tues
day night.
Rudy smacked 250-660 and
Shorty 224-658 for Perme's while
Bob Rodgers had a good night for
the losers with 219-639. The clean
sweep enabled the appliancemen
to move up nearer the top as the
pace settlers lost two games.
The Stakich Construction Vets
got back in the win column again,
knocking Kramer's Foods from
their undisputed perch at the top,
with a double victory. Joe Lynch
lead off for the hepped up Vets
with a 200-574, Frank Kramer
leading his defeated five with
203-555.
Cerne jewelers. bounced back
after losing the opening game to
Oliver to take a 2-1 decision. Doc
Virant posted a 219-597 in the
anchor post for the winners.
Fickes toppling the ten-pins for
203-574, the best mark for the
losers.
The Poe Beers climbed back to
the top with a twin win over the
Son Cleaners. For the winners an
chorman Grdolnik piled up 234-
595 helped by Sandy Ianni's 227-
594. Frank Petrovic and AL
Mestek each hit 555 for Sons,
The winners 1854 game was the
best single game effort for the
night, Perme's 1920 being the only
other contest going over the COW
eted 1000 mark.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Connie Is
Proud Of
234 Game

The proudest gal in the Eu-
clid Ladies League last Friday
night was Connie Vaccarielli of
the Gabriel-Lackner team. She
blasted a terrific 234 game as
her teammates added another
o to the Bonnielynn DOnuts
quintet.
Connie carries a 128 average
In league competition. Z
Lee Higham hit 212-534 as
MoroccO's blanked Turks serv-
Ice, Anne Pecjak high for the
losers with 171-463.
Other good scores turned in:
Edythe Zalen 179-4S9, Ann Ku-
laga 2O9-547, Jean MulrOy 164-
42O, Ruth Jones 171-511 and
Marie Son 160-484.
Nita Nelson of MOrocco's
made the difficult $40 split.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

Three men went well over the
six hundred mark as Brau-
meister Beers just missed clean
sweep in topping Cotton Club
Beverages twice last Friday in
the Play-Mor Lanes "a" League
pin spilling action.
In winning, the Beers racked
up 3042 total as Ken Greenwald
hit 222-641, Chuck Clements 233-
639 and Frank Demko 265-629.
John HolowenkO had 212-596 for
the beverages.
Baznik Cafe sewed up all three
in their tussle with Bills Clothes,
with the big three, Frank Kram-
er, Bill Sands and Jake Miller
hitting 632, 627 and 622. Joe
Ivec marked up 211-59S for the
clothiers.
In another whitewashing
Windy's Cafe darkened Leisy's
Light three times, led by Charles
Frank who chalked up 226-62S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Hovey Sparks
Leiisy's In B"

With Jake Hovey hitting 241-
SIG, the Leisy Beers held onto
their league lead in the E ast
152nd Recreation "B" posting q
double victory over Roytz Cafe
last Wednesday night. Arnold
Medley had 211-576 for the losers.
In the victory, Leisy's smacked
1901, good for the number four
spot on the board.
Shuttle Inn took two from Di-
Carlo Realty as George Simon
posted a 220-5S4, Ossie Webb high
for the losers with 206-676.
Fulton's Bar swept past Slap
mix Jr. Florist in all three, George
Maldovan leading the way with
215-587, Ed Trotter's 209-570 best
for the floralmen.
Marty Stremole's 211-59S was
high for the night and the headed
spark in Petromilli's three game
victory over Kavran's Ice Cream.
Ray Machi fired a 211-585 for
the losers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Homecoming Party
Of Newman Club

The Mothers Club Intercollegi-
ate Newman Club of Cleveland will
extend yuletide hospitality with
homebaked cakes and cookies for
guests at the Homecoming Party
and the international Students
Party to be held Friday, December
Goth, at 8 p. m. in the Newman
Hall, 2099 Abingdon I'd.
The committee in charge In
cludeS Mrs. Wilfred Buetler, Mrs.
A. F. Anjesky, Mrs. F. C. Nc
Nally, Mrs. John Buynak, Mrs.
J. W. Young and Mrs. J. C Archer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

teams came down to the finish
line with 963 pins, Play-Mor
picking up the necessary margin
in a roll-off. Despite the double
defeat, Perdan's outscored the win
nerS in total pins 3045-S029. Chief
engineer in the victor y for the
Reynolds men was Mike Zlate with
244-673, Sandy Ianni scattered the
sticks for 258-656 for the losers.
Hayden-Wood rolled past
Center-Mayfield in posting a FL
decision, including a roll-off VIC
tory in a tie game. Howard
Berndt's 226-623 paced the win
ners while Gordon Hill marked up
206-604 for the losers.
Waterloo Recreation outscored
East 1S5th Recreation in a twin
win, Frank Tomorwitz leading the
way with his 223-592, Richly Skufca
high for the losers with 209-581.
Skufca Lanes had a 1888 effort
for the night, but it was the only
bright spot in their double loss to
the Euclid Lanes quintet. John
Willkomm moved onto the board
in the number fourth spot for high
single with his 269 game in a 627
series for Euclid, Pete Petan fired
245-627 for the Skufca Lanes keg-
lers. Skufca's 1888 game took
over the number two spot on the
board for team high single. Slo-
venian Homes 1885 was good for
third.
Other good scores posted last
week included: Ralph Clucker 228-
612, Rudy Maleckar 224-604, Glen
Moeller 215-600, Morris Debenak
225-628, Frank Kramer 225-60S
and Ed Jersan 235-655. Eds tally
came in a forfeit victory posted
by Waterloo Recreation when st.
Clair-Eddy's five failed to show
up for a scheduled makeup match
earlier in the week.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Three High Six Hundreds
Help Beers AT PIoy-Mor

while Tony Lula was high for
the beers with 222-559.
Zlate's Butchers outlasted
Drenik Distributing 2-1, Russ
Noel the best cutter-upper with
22O-632, Chester Cichon's 212.
GIG tops for the Distributors.
Mario Tromba posted the high
est total for the night, his 1885,
656 leading DiLillo Brothers
Mems Wear to q double triumph
over Wallace Construction. ID.
Intorcio helped the victory cause
with 229-614 while Vince POlanz
had 237-627 for the builders.
In a low scoring fracas, Jalo-
vec Motors outpointed poo
Beers. Austin Estabrook's 223-
585 best for the motors, Roy
Schweitzer toppling the pins for
a 224-6O7 to lead the beers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Ries Flooring
Spurf In "C

Ries Flooring continued their
climb in the East 152nd Recrea-
ton &C" Loop, chalking up their
eleventh straight victory in blank
ing COT. Team One last Tues
day night.
The Ries lads are now just one
game out Of first place, a position
dominated by Drenik's Erin
Brews since the season opened.
Good scores posted last Tues
day (Dec. 20) were: Tony De-
Santo 178-485, Harvey Boston 1872
SD, Bob Creter 1S1-505, Mike
Anzlin 205-510, Dave Rose 183-
sos, Bob Sale 179-506, Joe Hrast
230-590 and Felix Korosec 191-500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28
Greenwa|d Boosts
Average AS East
152nd Holds Lead

With Ken Greenwald continuing his upward surge in
the individual average the East 152nd Recreation pin
held their first place position by whipping ST. Clair
Eddy Recreation twice in last Saturdays maple mauling in
The SCOOP Classic League Ken chaked up 24665O for the
winners Fred cMurtre high for the losers with 232611.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-12-28

Play-Mor Lanes and Perdan's
Slovenian Home Keglers hooked
up in a high scoring series with
the DeCapiters from East 14Oth
sneaking through with two VIC
tories. Play-Mor finished strong in
winning the opener 1024-997. Per-
dams pin pokers parked up in the
second blasting a 1885 to Play
Mor's 1041 and in the final both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
WILL PAPA APPROVE?
Continued from page seoen

Francisco night clubs catering to
the Navy. Nevertheless, said to
myself, this Miranda, she was
worth any sacrifice.
Where will you be getting
this job?" Miranda asked.
And l heard myself saying,
plain as could be: I'm wire my
old friend Ed Stone who has an
advertising agency in San Fran
cisco. Well be three thousand
miles away from Papa and it will
take months for the news to
reach him when l am fired"
"Oh, Peter!" Miranda kissed
me hard. you won't be fired.
And Papa will be pleased and
proud. And it will take Lawrence
out of his mind"
Lawrence? did a short
double take.
Lawrence Pittock. He's been
proposing to me. That's one rea-
son | came down here. He was
getting a little bit insistent."
"Oh," l said, and considered
the new set-up. I'll bet that
Papa likes Lawrence because he
has a steady job and also a small
independent income"
1T isn't small" Miranda said
sadly, land Lawrence was born
in Wakefield"
She would not let me 60 to the
airport to meet Papa. She wanted
to break the news gently, and
they would meet me for cocktails
at the hotel.
At about five-thirty Miranda
walked into the cocktail lounge
with wispy middle-aged man.
He didn't wear CATERS and he
didn't have a mustache and what
hair he had was too sparse for
parting. But he gave the impress
sion of being somewhat prissy,
and his collar was from the time
he had graduated. The way to
tell in what decade a guy has
decided against all progress is to
look at his collar. Papa was a
very plain and conservative num-
Der and he scared me.
Maybe you better leave it to
Lawrence, l told myself, but -
now it was too late and l would
have to go through the inquisi-
ton. Of course it would be very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

polite. A character like Papa
could be awfully nice. In fact,
that was a very important part
of such characters, being nice.
Then the slow cool-off, the little
talk with daughter, and finally
the perfumed note from dis
tant place saying:
81 know it's better for both of
US this way"
l stole a look at Miranda and
she could still take my breath
away. But she wasn't looking at
me, and | heard her ordering
sherry, just as Papa had. | de-
cided against dry martini;
ordered a bourbon and water and
I heard myself saying land not
too much water, please"
WELL :" Papa said. Il
suppose you can appreciate,
Mr.. Smith, that | am a little
bowled over by Miranda's >"
He was about to say news" but
he changed it. by Miranda's
suggestion" he said.
II can appreciate it, sir" The
sir" dropped out and it made
me sore. Because Papa wasn't
really old and he'd think being
servile came natural to me. Well,
maybe it does to guy who has
been a bell-hop and done a Navy
stretch and been press agent for
a Chicago swami.
NATURALLY l want to know
something about you,' he went
on. Il know you must have some
mighty fine qualities, because
Miranda appears to think so,
and l respect Miranda's judg-
ment. But you see, Miranda and
l are alone. She's told you, I'm
sure, that I've been a widower
since she was thirteen?"
"She's told me everything
about you," l said. "You are
Miranda's favorite man. All any
body else could be is Number
Two"
liz let this go over his left
shoulder. You're an Eastern
err" he asked, and l thought
We'll, here we 60! So / started
talking.
The drinks had come, and
Continued on next page
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25
Althea Gibson Wins
Eastern Indoor
Tennis Tourney

NEW YORK - (ANP) - Althea
Gibson became the first Negro to
ever win the Eastern Indoor Tennis
championship recently when she de-
feated Mrs. M. Hirsh Lang of For
est Hill, N. Y. 6-3, 6-1 IN the meet
held at Kingsbridge armory.
Last year Miss Gibson was the
first Negro ever allowed to partici-
pate in the meet.Then she was
eliminated in the quarterfinals.
\ To reach the top in this years
tourney she defeated Nevonika Kat
illus 60, 6-1; Maru Bruneau, 60, GA:
Isabelle Troceole 6-1, 62 in the
quarterfinals.
For the past two years Miss Glib
son has been national Negro tennis
champion. A native of New York,
she is freshman student at Flori.
da A and M College.
This week she is participating in
the National Indoor meet here in
New York.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25
Lawyers Approve
South Carolina
A. e M. Law School

ORANGEBURGH, S. C. - (ANP)
The American Bar Association has
approved the accreditation of the
Law School Of South Carolina State
A and NJ College, Dean Benner c.
Turner of the law school announc-
ed this week.
The school was inspected last No.
vember by John G.. Harvey, advisor
to the section of legal education
and admissions to the bar, ABA.
He signed the telegram announcing
the schools achievement. The tele-
gram read:
Association approved your
school by unanimous vote today,
Congratulations"
1t was sent to. Dean Turner.
The A and M law school was
opened Sept. II, 1947. This past fall
the school moved into new quarters
in a building erected for that pur-
pose. 1t was then that it applied
for generalization.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25
49ers To Play
Chicago Cardinals
In Football
Exhibition

CHICAGO - (ANP) - Chicago
will see what Joe Perry, all-confer-
ence fullback last year with the All
America Football conference, and
his San Francisco 49er teammates
can do against top competition from
the National Football league, Sept
/, when the 49ers meet the Chicago
Cardinals in an exhibition game.
This will mark the first exhibit
ton game in Chicago between teams
of the rival leagues. 1t will be spon-
sored by the Chicago Herald-Ameri-
can at Comiskey park at night.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25
Student Files For
Democratic /
Primaries In Portland

PORTLAND, ORE. - (ANP) -
William RllD Mccoy Jr., who will
be graduated from Portland univer-
sity in June, has filed for Demo
cratic nomination as state represen-
tative from Multnomah county, it
was announced here this week.
Mccoy, %, is a veteran Of World
War II, and at college he is major
ing in political science and business
administration.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25

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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25
HAS THE "NAVY"

BUG
81 want to join :.ae navy but my
father doesn't think it's such a
good idea. have talked Nth sew
eral navy vets and an convinced
should join. What can 1 do 70
change dads mind?"
Ans:Your dad wants you to tlnl5n
school. He doesn't want anything TO
interfere with your training and
that's why he is so opposed to your
joining the navy at this time. Re-
consider this whole thing and
change your mind instead of trying
TO change your dads. When you
graduate - he won't object to you
joining the navy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25
Reynolds Gets
Position Paying
$500

PHILADELPHIA - (ANPeHob-
son r. Reynolds, Republican leader
of the 47th Ward, was appointed a
referee for the Workmen's Compen-
sation board by Gov. James H. Duff
last week. The position pays $500
annually.
It was the second appointment Of
a Negro within a week to such a
post.
A few days before Claude B.
Haines of Pittsburgh was named.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25
HUSBAND LEAVES HOME
SOBER COMES IN ROARING


my problem is one for the book.
NV husband is good when sober but
when he drinks, he's the old devil.
Sometimes he leaves home In the
best humor, just as pleasant as a
breeze and when he returns he Is
drunk, raving, cursing, lighting and
unreasonable. I don't see how I can
continue to put up with this fool
ishness, yet | deplore the idea of
separation and divorce. Dec. II,
1908"
Ans. 1t would be the patience of
Job to have to live with a beliger-
ant drunk Your family physician
has a lot of influence over your
husband. Call him in the next time
he gets fouled up and in the pro-
cess of trying to get sober. The doc
tor will be able to straighten him
out and keep him straight. Nothing
that you say will have very much
effect on him. It's human nature
to resent being reprimanded by
your mate.
GIRL SAYS I'M TOO YOUNG
FOR HER
Last summer l met a girl I am
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-25
DOMINEERING MAN INSISTS
MARRY HIM

II am dating a man whom my
family object to strongly. He's
twisting my arm and wants me to
marry him right away. Would I be
making a mistake to give up my
home and possibly my family for
fighting, jealous man?
Ans: Yes - the mistake of your
life. The fact is, you do, not love
this man. He's so completely diff
ferent from anyone whom you have
known that he has bowled you over
temporarily. His dOmineering atti-
tude thrills You right now, but it
will become lepulsive as time goes
on. He's not for you.