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Evening star., 1950-09-30
14th AND KENNEDY

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baths, recreation room, nice lot.
This detached home is In perfect
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Evening star., 1950-09-30
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Evening star., 1950-09-30
18th ST. AREA

Beautiful detached brick home on
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Evening star., 1950-09-30
HOME AND INCOME

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Evening star., 1950-09-30
COOP. APT.

COOP. APT.
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Exclusive cooperative apartment, onlv
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bedrooms, bat spacious living
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cash required and monthly paymts
of S119, in lding maintenance.
Call Mr., BerenS, 'r.. or Mr. Taylor,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
Surface Scales
Still Tie For
Basketball Title
League Champs To
Meet Monday For
Local Championship

Only one game was played on
the last night scheduled in the
American League. Surface Com
bustion took the m easure of
Spicer to the tune of 81 to 80
to remain in a tie for first place
with the Toledo Scales who won
on a forfeit when National Sup
ply failed to show up for their
game. In the third game slated
for the e en- in 6 neither Auto
Lite No. l nor the Doehler Jar
Wis teams put in appearance.
On Monday night April 18th
the first two tie ans in each
league will meet to determine
the Local 1850 Championship.
In the first game scheduled
for Z pm. Mastin Parry winner
OF the National League champ
ionship will meet Surface Com
bustion. At 8 pm. Toledo Scales
will take on second place Auto
Lite No. 2 of the N a t on a
League. The winners of these
two games will then take the
floor to determine the top team
for both leagues.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
SpecioI Track
For Rollers AT
Sports Areno

He'll on wheels roars into To-
ledo on Friday, April 81. Start
ing with "warmups" at $3.50
PM, Roller Derby battles are
slated nightly through Sunday
May 7, on a special banked
track between two teams with
five boys and a like number OF
girls on each team. The crack
Toledo Westerners is scheduled
TO take on the Jersey Jolters in
the opening clash.
There will be performances
nightly at $50, with the excep-
ton of Thursday, April 81, and
Sundays, April %, April 80, and
May 7. On the three Sundays
there will be matinees only al
800. There will not be a per-
formance on Thursday, Apri
81, as there will be wrestling
matches in the Arena at $40
that evening. Tickets for the
Roller Derby are now on sale
at the Sports Arena, the B F
Baker Company ticket office
and the Buckeye Paint Com
pany, 340l Collingwood.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
.Watereade
At Arena
Begins May l6

Johnny Weissmuller is COM
ing to the Toledo Sports Arena
May Is through May 81, bring
ing his own revue, the water
cade," the most costly collection
of stage and water acts ever
assembled.
The film and sports idol Of
everyone who has been an
American kid in the past two
decades, and shy and unsophis-
ticated despite nearly twenty
years as the tree-climbing Tar
zan, the greatest swim record
holder of all time was finally
forced into a public appearance
as a result of his official selec-
ton last month by the nations
sportswriters as the Greatest
Swimmer of the Half Century"
In the pool and in the diving
tank, Johnny himself will
quickly show the strokes by
which he made more world, ma
tional and Olympic records than
any rival. Briefly, he will illus
trate his famed instructions, "At
Ease In the Water" read and
followed by millions. A dozen
other star, water and diving,
straight and comedy, acts are
included.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
Game World

Squirrels and Jays have an a.
amusing trait in common. Both
bury nuts and other surplus food
in the ground. Pushing 1t In deep
with nose or bill, then cover the
site with dead leaves which are
carefully patted down.
Fast sleepers such as the Bear
and Racoon lose very little ol
their stored up fat during hiber-
nation. With no work to do, ano
with heartbeat and breathing
slowed down they don't need tc
draw on their reserves.
The Woodcock Is fond oi
earth-worms as the Robin. But
the shy timber doodle gets his
crawlers the hard way, probing
in bogs, woods and brushy fields
instead of taking easy pickings
on we'll stocked lawns.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
Stock Car
Race Sunday
Prominent Drivers
Billed TO Appear

Ft. Miami fans will be treated
to new hard-top style of racing,
which made its debut in the To-
ledo area last year. Plans to
award them in the best way will
be made this season by the Je-
chura brothers, Toledo race pro-
moters.
The brothers plan an outstand-
ing array of cars here Sunday
afternoon and every S u n d y
thereafter. We feel that Stock
Car Racing is the most thrilling
sport ever to hit the oval at the
Ft. Miami fairgrounds they said.
The Stock cars, "fast running
pleasure cars, that are driven
by youths and men who are al
ways out to win, will take the
track at l pm. for time trials
The program of racing will be
run under sanction of the ALL
Star Racing Association, a local
group under the direction OF
Harry Maynor, who has strived
to give the racing public the ut
most in Hard-Top racing the
promoters said.
Noted Drivers
Some of the drivers who will
appear for the Sunday program
include Dean Stiveson, | o C a
speedster who has driven every
h in g connected with speed
Chuck Aldrich of Toledo who
has a very h eavy foot ano
a lot of race knowhow, Fibbel
Walters the jovial pudgy boy oi
the race track who is everyones
friend and Is as unpredictable as
the weather, Shorty Mitchell the
youth who has busted up more
fences and rolled up more can
vas than any other driver, will,
be on hand for plenty of thrills
plus a host of other well known
drivers.
Quarter Mile Records
The Stock cars are not too fal
behind the midgets in the matter
of speed. The quarter mile a
records show only a few sec
onds difference in one lap times
The Stock car drivers try every
means of getting the lead. 1
they are unable to get it b.
speed and expert driving the,
simply push the racer ahead ou
of the way. AS result cars ar,
wrecked and tempers flare.
Qualifying, consolation, hea
races and special events form
the program, 1t sounds like tn
midgets, but there the resem
blance ends.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
Bucks Advance
In Quest OF
Hockey Tilt

The Toledo Buckeyes, with
two straight wins over the Eve
leth (Minnesota) Rangers in the
quarter-finals of the National
enior Open Championships,
advanced into the semifinals
and will meet the winner of the
Sarnia- Chatham series of the
international League which at
the present is all tied up. The
first Toledo game will be played
at the Sports Arena on Sunday
night, April 16.
In the meantime, the New
York Spokane series in Wash
ington state, is knotted at one
each. Spokane, the defending
champions, won the first game,
while the second one went to
the Rovers. The winner of that
series will meet the winner OF
the Toledo-Sarnia-Chatham ser
les for the National crown.
Won National Open
Two years ago the Toledo
hockey team, after winning the
International League title, went
on to win the National Open
championship in their second
year of competition. This sea-
son, by virtue of winning the
Eastern League title, they be-
came eligible to enter the play
downs for the National Oper
crown.
They drew Eveleth for theil
first opponent and eliminated
the Northern League champions
in two straight games, I'll anc
, To.
New York eliminated Bostor
and Milwaukee to enter thu
semifinals against the defending
! champions at Spokane.
Team In Shape
Coach Andy Mulligan reports
that the entire Buckeye squaC
will be ready to take the ice
Saturday against the Interna
tional League leaders, anC
workouts have been ordered fol
the squad during the week.
Tickets are now on sale at th'
Sports Arena box office, the !
r Baker Company ticket offic
In downtown Toledo, and tn
Buckeye Paint Company, $40
Collingwood. Prices are 81 0C
: $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75, including
tax.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

Kelly H y m o re a n d
D III e Balcerzak. All new
comers to the pro game but
with experience enough to more
than hold their own.
Treat For Fans
This is the show fight fans
have dreamed of for the past
two decades and the type be-
lieved necessary to keep the
sport alive here. Promoter Sid
Goldburg has gone to no ends
to provide a top-notch show.
In one 10-rounder Cot t o n
will meet Tommy Darough, g
Flint, Mich. swinger. Cotton
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
Mems Bowling Teams
End League Schedule
In Spectacular Fashion

Toledo Steel Tube out-bowled
their shop rivals r ussell for
Council by winning a couple OF
games. Bud Young had high
total for the Steel team and Ray
Matuszynski posted a 575 for
the Russell team.
Bingham Stamping knotted
three from Toledo Pressed Steel
on the fine scores of Steve
Kmiec with $50 and Ed Machin-
ski a 558. Best totals for the
losers were rolled by Randy En-
Igelhardt and Frank Schlagheck.
The only 800 series was post
ed by Joe Majoros that being
right on the nose. Having team
mate Earl Leffel contributing a
| 576 it was good for two games
from Bee Gay Inn who had Len
IDuszynski' best performer with
572 and Bill Sirotnyak hitting
/ $40 in his role as a sub.
With only one week remain
ing on the schedule PAC holds
two game lead in the Local
~ Women's circuit at the Mer-
curry Alleys.
The leaders made their hold
on the lead more secure in win
ming three games from Standard
Commutator. Sophie BrubakeI
topped the PAC team on Sc
ries of 483 and had help from
Adeline Gromnicki with 455
Florence Gasbeth had best to-
tai for the Commutators.
In winning three from Willy'
Unit Auto Lite had Florence
Snyder spilling 466 series. Is
abel Kozlowski counted a 46,
for the WHY'S team.
DeVilbiss Spray won three
from DeVilbiss Rubber with AM
: Veres collecting a asa and Rit;
: Hepfinger a 425 for the Spra!
team. Lee Spross added a Az
and Mary Hansen joined the hal
of oddities in scoring by rollinI
three identical games of 1877 TO
: All.
Lakeside Biscuits took thre
games from Janis Press wit
Helen Frisch totaling 462 an
Emma Kertesz a ass for tn
Lakesides. Ruth Abt had bes
series for the Press team.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

who has been working as q
sparring partner for the fast
rising Lester FELTON,, has only
been beaten twice in "a pro en-
counters.
A damaging pun c h er with
either hand, Cotton is definitely
on the way up. He faces tough
task in Darough, however, as
the Michigan boy is well regard
ed. Darough has defeated Sam
my Mastrean, Rudy Zadell and
Irish Jimmy Sanders.
Risk In Main Go
Risk, who dropped a close de-
cision to Mastrean two weeks
ago, will face Johnny Paoletn
of Akron, in the other main go.
In Paoletti, Risk will be bat
tling one of the best fighters he
/ has met. The A kron swinger
kayoed Clay Milliron recently.
Milliron has split in two fights
with Risk.
Carr, successful in two pro en-
gagements, ia n G les with Joe
Young, Flint, in one of the A.
FOUNDERS. H y m ore will face
Bucky Gardner of Akron in an
other and Elby will seek re-
venge against Joey Lozano OF
Detroit.
The former Navy champ lost
to Lozano recently at Lansing
but ringside observers said a
series of low blows was respons-
ible for Elby's defeat. Elby con-
tends he was tr u C k several
times by such blows. =
| AS an added incentive foA
large crowd, Promoter Goldburg
has announced part of the pro-
ceeds will go to the Shamrock
Athletic Club to procure equip
ment for a baseball team, box
ing squad and other athletic pur-
poses.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
PAC-Willys
DeadIoeked In
tuesday Circuit
PAC-DeViIbiss
End In A Tie
In Monday Loop

For the first time in years
one of the Local IL bowling
leagues ended the season with
co-champions. DeVilbiss a n d
PAC did it in the Monday
league at the Bowl-O-Drome
lanes.
PAC did it the hard way by
overcoming a lead held for many
weeks by DeVilbiss. The two
teams will roll-off the tie Mon
day at the Bowl-O-Drome.
Auto Lite finished in tn r q
place and was followed by To
ledo Union Journal, Region 2-B
WHY'S No. / Standard Commu-
tator and Willys No. 2.
The final night of bowling
had the PAC team winning then
three games from WHY'S No.
and DeVilbiss taking as theil
victims Standard Commutator.
Zeke Pawlicki hit SAL anc
Leo Zielinski $40 to pace PAC
For DeVilbiss Hank Lauricf
rolled sol and Al Poitinger
562.
Other matches saw u n o I
Journal winning three from Viii
lys No. 2 with George Rock hav
ing 585 and Gene Lipe 579 fol
the Journal.
Harold Marohn shot 578 u
lead Auto Lite for two wins from
Region 2-B who had Walt Car
son top bowler.
Mems Tuesday League
The championship In tn
Mems Tuesday Local IL loop !
undecided with another tear
under ths banner OF PAC knot
ted for the IL team circui
championship with Willys UAW
PAC made the tie possible i
winning three games fror
Swartzbaugh while WHY'S UAV
dropped one game to DeVilbis
by three pins.
Andy Dobrychowski led tn
PAC team with $50 and ha
help from Walt Bishop who h
b45. John Rutkai had best serit
for Swtartxbaugh.
In the W-O and DeVilbi'
match Gene Lipe collected 81
ard George Rock SGT for tn
W-O bunch. Ed Niedbalski wa
top man for DeVilbiss.
Willys CIO having Local /
Tap Room manager Ollie Soir
ski with dry hands and In fin
form shooting a 575 TO help h.
team win three from T o ] e d
Stamping. Carl Veith was hig
for the losers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

The series could be on the
level but unless the TrotterS
start winning more games than
they have, we'll continue TO
doubt 1t.
X \ X
THOUGH THE WEATHER was
Il more like football season
last week, baseball, for the most
part. will start It's 1850 cam
paign next Tuesday. The Toledo
Mud Hens will open their sea-
son at Swayne Field against the
Louisville Colonels and after
many years of lean baseball here
II begins to look as though bet
ter things are in store for local
fans.
We aren't even limiting that
the Little World Series will be
played here next fall but we
do believe the Hens will climb
out of the cellar position they
occupied last season. With
few breaks Toledo could very
easily end In the first division.
True, many of the faces on
last years club are back but the
team has been bolstered in key
spots. Pitching, for example,
which was a nightmare last sum-
mer, has been improved greatly
with the arrival OF several young
players up from Detroit farm
clubs.
II one can judge anything from
spring games in Florida, the
Hens have strengthened their
pitching tremendously. And with
the right hand hurling any team
can be threat.
Whatever the team status Is
il always needs crowd support
so try and get out to the opener
Tuesday. AS Manager Ed die
Mayo has said, "The team will
always play hustling baseball
and give Toledo lots OF action.
So get behind the club.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

wrestling addicts who have seen
Manfrini claim that the young
man is one of the finest amateur
wrestlers seen In the East in
years. Manfrini is also a brill
liant student, uses an unusual
braille shorthand recorder to
take notes during lecture classes,
Gun Cranks
IF YOU are lover of guns and
Il haven't seen the new Ithaca
catalog, you have a treat com.
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shooting tips, and everything &
gun crank loves. You can get Il
by sending 10c to Ithaca Cur
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you know, Is the gun for either
right handlers or left handlers
They make a safety on either
side, and that bottom election o.
shells is the n a test improve
ment made on shotguns since
smokeless powderl Write for the
C atal log and see what many
sportsmen consider the top shot
gun of this country Is all about
And It's light to handle.
All Around Repair Kit
DLACE a small bottle of cleal
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box. It's ideal for quick repairs
on Clipped plugs, loose roc
windings, damaged windings o
bass plugs, flies, etc. A drop o
this polish on a mosquito bit'
will stop the itching almost in
stantly.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

guez recently and then pro-
ceeded to get chilled after two
minutes and 33 seconds in the
opening round.
At this writing Aviles was In
a Kansas Jail charged with Inn
personating and unable to raise
$4,000 bond.
In the Wichita fight Aviles
was knocked out by middle
weight Alvin Williams and
gave such n poor account Of
himself ring officials became
suspicious. He had arranged
the fight, under Portuguese
name, by showing scrapbOok
of clippings and reporting
what great fights he had had
In New York.
After he was arrested In Kan
sas City last Saturday Aviles
said he heard the Kid had re-
tired from boxing. "And also, =
Aviles said, my friends said
looked like him"
4 y h
THE CURRENT basketball tour
Il of the Harlem Globetrotters
and College All-Stars swings
into Detroit tomorrow night and
from all indications II looks as
though the series will be close
right down TO the wire.
Now we may be wrong but II
begins TO look like the Trotters
might be letting the college boys
win a few games for attendance
purposes. Say, for example, the
professionals would have won the
first ten straight with ease. Yol
can readily see what would hap
pen TO the gate.
II is hard TO believe that
group of college players, no mat
ter how good, who have neve
Llayed together before three o
four weeks ago, could stand u
against team OF the Globetroi
ter's calibre. The Trotters ar
tested and have played well owe
100 games together just in thi
season.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

| Browns, so the Browns were
the 10th major league team
to gain championship. Now,
then. the question is which was
the 18th club TO win a pennant,
the next to the last of major
teams to know the glory and gold
/ of the World Series7
The answer is the Cardinals,
who won their first pennant in
1925. Prior to that season IA
other major league clubs all had
flown pennants from their flag
poles.
IL the Cardinals got a late
start, they have certainly made
up for it. They added eight more
after the first one.
Handicapped Athletes
ONE arm did not prevent Pete
" Gray from moving up to st.
Louis Browns during the war
years. His incredible athletic
achievement Is now matched by
news from Guelph, Ontario, that
Ontario Agricultural Colleges
155-pound boxing champion Is
4 Lloyd Dean. like Gray, has only
one arm but his two victories
have enabled him to cop the On
tario schools fistic honors He
is %, also plays basketball, Soc
Ger and hockey. Which also
brings to mind Columbia Uni
yersity's current wrestling SEN
sation, Gene Manfrini. Strange
ly, Manfrini, like Dean, Is 1855
FOUNDER. But Genes handicap Is
complete blindness. Collie
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

Relays.
Cornelius Warmerdam representing the
San Francisco Olympic Club in triangular
meet at Berkley, California, became the
first man in track history to pole vault is
feet.
Bobby Bauer of the Boston Bruins was
awarded the Lady Byng trophy.
Jimmy Demaret captured the Masters
at Augusta, Ga /. Willie Hoppe beat
Welker Cochran for the world three-cushion
billiard title
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
THIS
zOlZX n. c. .RED' MAC DONALD

lose Aviles may be bum when 1t comes to boxing but
they certainly don't anymore brazen than the 23
year-old Puerto Rican mechanic
You'll probably recall Aviles is the guy who passed
himself To Wichita Tuzo Kid Portu
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
It'd Bits From
The Sports Desk
By NORM MEYERS

TTNEN YEARS ago Bob eller, 22-year-old Cleveland
pitcher scored nohit 10 victory over the White SoS
in opening game at Chicago
Blaine Rideout, North Texas State track ace set
record for the mile by running 4101 at the Kansas
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
All Local Talent On
Boxing Card Tonight
All Of Six Bouts Includes "A
Toledo Boy For Top Notch Show

Husng Hank Risk and Charlie Cotton, pair Of former
Golden Gloves champions will headline the professional
boxing show tonight in the Civic Auditorium The card Of
Sc rounds includes Toledo boy in every bout. &
Also scheduled to see action Buddy Carr Jim ed
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14
MONTHLY SPORT TEASER

EVERYBODY KNOWS that when the st. Louis Browns
IL won the American League Pennant in 1914, they COM
pleted the list of major who had made the World
Series grade All Is other in the National and Amer
can Leagues had at least pennant before the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

DO YOU KNOW: That the
original rugby game called for
40 to 100 players.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

DO YOU KNOW: That polo il
said to be the grandfather OF
Hockey, Golf, and Cricket.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
DR.. Eleanor DoIun
Gets AAUW Post

The position of higher educa-
ton associate on the national
staff of the American Association
of University Women has been
accepted by DR.. Eleanor F. Dolan,
academic dean of Flora Stone
Mather College of Western Re-
serve University, Cleveland, Ohio,
according to an announcement to-
day.
DR.. Dolan will work with AAUW
member colleges and universities
in establishing and maintaining
high standards in institutions of
higher learning.
The new AAUW associate has
held the deanship of Flora Stone
Mather College since 1941. Previ-
Gus to that, she served on the
faculty of New York University
and was assistant professor OF
political science at the State Col
lege for Women at Tallahassee,
Fla. She served for a year on the
staff of the Advisory Commission
to the Committee on National De-
fense at the beginning of World
War II.
DR.. Dolan Is a member Of the
National Association of Deans OF
Women and is currently serving
on its special committee on Ma
tional Planning for the Depart
ment of Higher Education of the
National Education Association.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
Writ Asked 10 Shorten
Judges Vacations

A Washington attorney has
taken exception to the l3-week
District Court judges summer va
cations by petitioning the United
States Court of Appeals for an in
junction against present policy.
James j. Laughlin named Chief
Judge Bolitha j. Laws and the re-
naming IA judges of the District
Court as respondents in his appel
late court move.
The lawyer contended the
length Of the vacations violated
the good behavior" provision of
the Third Article of the Consti-
tuition.
He also complained that the
judges take To-day holidays over
Christmas and Easter and that,
come Thursday afternoons of a
week, they all get restless" on the
bench, ostensibly thinking about
impending week end leaves.
Mr.. Laughlin contended the
"clogged and chaotic" condition
OF the courts civil case backlog
initiates against long vacations
which, he added. 'prejudices" cli-
ents' rights to speedy trial.
He contended the present IS
judge court sis now doing less
work" than the IL judges hereto
fore occupying the bench.