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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
M|zENERS LEAD
LITTLE LEAGUE
Camp Perry Moves Up AS
SOftball League Race Be-
gins To Tighten

An all-star team is being Sc
lected this week to represent Port
Clinton's Little League in the
district tournament to be held
August 1 and 2 in Elyria.
Port Clinton's All Stars will
meet Elyria in the opening game,
August 1, at 6 o'clock, Daylight
Savings Time. Fourteen players
are being chosen for the All Star
league.
Mizencr-Drynan Hardwares are
leading the league with five wins
in eight outings. Nu-Form Bat
teries are second with four wins
and three losses. Ohio State
Construction Company players
have won three games in seven
starts and Miller Motor Sales
have lost five in eight games.
In games last week, Nu-Form
defeated Miller, 7 to 2, and Mize-
ners won over Ohio State, 10 to a.,
Monday afternoon. Mizeners came
through with 8 to 5 win over
Nu-Form Wednesday afternoon
while Ohio State Builders broke
loose to score % runs as Killers
Tailed 13.
Saturday afternoon, Ohio State
edged Nu-Form, a to 3, while
Millers and Mizeners divided a
doubleheader, 10 to and 10 to 6.
Saturday afternoon at 1880,
Mizeners will meet Millers at the
Water Works park and Ohio State
plays Nu-Form in the Athletic
Field.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14

which they can withstand the nat
ural enemies of weather. and
predators. If her nest is de-
stroyed before the eggs hatch,
however, then she will usually
start laying again and produce
the brood even late in the nest
ing season, which sometimes ac-
counts for the half or. three-quar-
ter grown birds at shooting time.
Pheasants become adults at from
II to 13 weeks of age and full
grown, but sometimes light in
weight by November 18th even if
Matched the latter part of July.
In the case of rabbss, normal
production for the season includes
from three to five litters depending
on conditions. Females of the
first litter in the early spring
sometimes will raise a family of
young before the summer is over
and accounts for young rabbits
at hunting time.
In one way the heavy rains
have been a blessing in disguise
in that they have delayed hay
moving operations which has in
some cases given nesting pheas-
ants a chance to hatch their
brood which might otherwise have
been destroyed by the cutting
bar.
Wild game, when allowed to
reproduce naturally in the fields
will usually compensate for ad-
verse conditions and in the case
of the heavy loss reported in re-
cent weeks in many parts of the
State, it may not be noticed by
hunters at all this hunting sea-
SON.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
BESSO HURLS
ANOTHER WIN
Fourteen Players Are Select
ed To Represent City In
District Tourney

Port Clinton Manufacturers
continue their undefeated record
in the Port Clinton Independent
Softball League this week, run
ming their string to seven as
Merlan Besso whitewashed Erie
Ordnance Depot, 8 to 0.
Besso scattered three hits while
his teammates 'r'e getting eight
off Keith FlorF EOD's hurler.
Bill Robel, Besso and his battery
mate, Fritz Below, each had two
hits. Robel figured in "rhubarb"
during the Thursday night tilt
when EOD players accused him of
purposely spiking their second
baseman.
Camp Perry moved into third
spot, behind Boysen Refrigerators,
by defeating the Sunoco Oils,
z to 1. Leszeznisky, Perry's
hurler, gave up no hits, the only
run being unearned. Joe Kuzma
was touched for eight bingles.
Boysens suffered their third
loss of the season, against six
wins, when the Port Clinton V. F..
w. squad was victorious, to 3.
Buzz Pieblow gave up three runs
on six hits while Lefty Havener
was raked for 10 safeties and
seven runs. Fritz Wozniak and
Brendier had two hits for the
Vets.
Bower, a new pitcher for the
Standard Products squad, gave
up only two hits as Standards
whitewashed Nu-Form Batteries,
to 0. Marshall's two hits were
tops for the winners who made six
off Redwood.
Erie Ordnance Depot and the
Blue Sunocos are tied for fourth
place this week, one game behind
Camp Perry.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Willard Retains
Tri-County Lead

Wizards V. f. w. team kept
pace with the Sandusky Soldiers
and Sailors Sunday by ovelwhelm-
ing Oak Harbor's Tri-Motor Sales
25 to 2. Willard and Sandusky.
lead the ri-County League with
five consecutive wins and no loss
eS.
Marblehead Coaches remained in
third place by edging Camp Per-
ry, to a. The young Coaches of
Marblehead pushed three runs
across the plate in the last of the
ninth for their fourth league win
and handed Camp Perry Engineers
their third loss.
Vickery broke into the win col
umn for the first time in outlast-
ing Fremont Herbrands, 10 to 7.
Jaslove Furs remain in the eel
lar with no wins and three de-
feats. There was no result in the
Sandusky-Port Clinton game on
Sunday.
This Sunday, July 16, Willard
plays at Port Clinton, Fremont
at Sandusky, Oak Harbor at
Marblehead and Vickery at Camp
Perry
Tri-County League Baseball
League standings:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14

Clearance Sale on bottled gas
and electric ranges. Come in and
see our complete selection. Hab-
litzcl Co. 22-lt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Coaches Defeat
Merchants, IL to 5

For the second time this month,
the Port Clinton Downtown Coach
es defeated the Port Clinton Mer-
chants in practice game Sun
day afternoon at True-Lay Field.
Final score was IL to 5.
Dick Selgo had little difficulty
throughout the game, allowing
the younger Merchants five runs
on five hits and one error.
Sam Rosiar was the starting
pitcher for the Merchants, but
Gary Spayd took over the mound
duties in the fifth. Selgo famed
nine opponents, Rosiar whitfield
three and Spayd added two more
The Coaches scored IL runs on 16
hits and three errors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14

Poultry, of course. Myers Mkt.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Flood Loss Hurts
Hunting Prospects

In the opinion of game man
agement men of the Wildlife Di-
vision, the flood and hail losses in
recent weeks to young rabbits
and pheasants may not be felt by
hunters this fall. A lot will de-
pend on just how fast the mother
rabbits and pheasants get back
into production.
Pheasants, as a rule, will nest
only once during the regular
spring nesting season provided
the mother ringneck sees hel
brood through to the age at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Local Terrier
Wins In Sandusky

"Perry's Stylish Lady" a boston
terrier owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey Perry, Locust Point, was
judged best of breed and placed
third in the transporting group at
the Sandusky Kennel Club show
held Sunday in Cedar Point.
The win added another point
for Lady and brings her total to
five in her quest for champion
ship title. Her kennel mate,
"Perry's Cinderella Girl" opened
her show career by going reserve
winners. Lady had previously
won points in Detroit, Adrian and
Pontiac, Michigan.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
LEGION JUNIORS FIGHT
FOR DISTRICT H0N0RS

Port Clinton's American lie.
gion Juniors are still in the run
ming for the First District cham
pionship, and will meet their
third foe in the semi-finals at $3.50
this Friday evening in Deshler.
Coach Rowland Wenzels players
had an easy victory Saturday
when they defeated Archbold on
a forfeit, and did not get to play
on the Deshler Legion Field after
the 75-mile drive. They returned
to tournament competition the
next day.
After leading throughout the
game and with an easy victory
seemingly in his grasp, pitcher
Clarence Eliyas wilted in the last
of the eighth inning Sunday after
noon, and the locals suffered
their first loss to Deshler, IL to Z.
Port Clinton's infelders suf
fered from tournament jitters
early in the game but Eliyas held
the potent Deshler Juniors in
check despite six errors in the
first few innings.
When Eliyas tired under the
hot sun in the eighth, Deshler's
sluggers moved in with vengeance
and showed eight runs across the
plate to sew up the decision.
"Yano" Rosiar was called in from
left field and gave up two hits be-
fore striking out two batters to
end the Bloody Eighth.
Port Clinton's Legion Juniors,
jointly sponsored by Kelly Dunn
Motor Sales and Post 113, are rep
resenting Ottawa county in the
district tournament. Other county
finalists in opening competition
were from Lucas, Wood, Hancock,
Fulton, Henry, Defiance and Put
nam. Bowling Green and Sylvia
MIA were first teams to be elm
mated.
Fastykie Stars
Carl Fastzkie, Port Clinton's
third baseman, was the smuggling
star of the day. In four trips to
the plate, Fastzkie smashed out
two doubles, a single and long
triple. Catcher Earl McDavitt,
first baseman Chet Shafer, out
fielder Stan Lenhart and outfield-
er-pitcher John Rosiar each had
two safe hits to their credit.
Errors proved the downfall for
Port Clinton as the locals were
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Crashes Thrill
Auto Race Crowds

SANDUSKY - Bob Newtor,
Sandusky, will be back in ac-
tion Sunday, seeking his second
straight feature victory at the
Sandusky Speedway's stock coupe
races.
Ten accidents last Sunday kept
1,200 fans on edge. Dick Gifferd,
Sandusky, the only driver injured,
was released from the hospital af-
ter treatment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
Postal Receipts
Increase In City

Acting Postmaster Tom Kinney
reports an increase of $4,16S.96 or
7.2S per cent in postal receipts at
the local post office for the past
fiscal year which ended June 80
over the previous year.
Postal receipts for the quarter
ending June 30 showed an in
crease of $S99.O6 or SO per cent
over the 1949 period. Receipts
for the last three month period
were $13,795.60 compared with
$12,S96.54 for the same period last
year.
None better, fryers from Myers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-07-14
BALL TRIP PLANNED

Harvey Snider is chairman for
the baseball trip to Cleveland
Stadium, Friday, July %, under
sponsorship of the Rotary Club.
Boston and Cleveland will he
playing.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12
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FORDYCE

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tug q lie bgae4eY c1Eu4c; H.Ict
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the sex LIS, Rev z : Shorty
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Springs NJ and MrE Mckinney
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SURDOk

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Is here visiting her tsuaer. John
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Aaft Oscar Deprlen Campbell is
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llnem M aa5 Mrf Esus z
C~svr are here from Pie BIT.
F-1uhs relslytG and friends
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turned TO Their home ~ Little
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Mrs SwEs- Morgan TIE an.
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f7r JeyWfa-s rendered & very
nice program S-a5sy rrr al tie
tr' ser9,' Mrs Trr-s String
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YOUR DENTIST SPEAKS |
By ursHuK D. D g. kain-s Building Lntl.


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Sons wnc performed the great
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plus few intereEted medical men.
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any Interested persun Learned the
arr Of dentistry 4r3n theories
based upon BupsrgItlanE an1 ID
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person 10 another There were no
textbooks. aenta1 sehaoif of Cen
fists. and tie importance Of aeD-
ttstry 70 hea1e. Wasrt even
though II pulling u the teeta
the bulk Of dental prartine. Wat
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

stdoe-tf participated = TIE ane-
csy meeting wtaet was unaer tne
direction q MlEs besf cocl-raft
faE-liy rne-nbe, u the Memphis
Conservatory q Must WIG serv.
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Students from. Eve vearr 10
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wef= permitted L e-tsr tie aaej.
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

pes tint HISTORY q.
religions the VT
plenty II tiiese
But l! If noi ever,
religion that be
4levet IL 4 COT CO.
ksnls II love We
Christians say that
Coo 10 love. oM
Eead. centuries
before Christ the
inspired Hebrew
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12
forgivingL Love

4 L. RELIGIONS bellep. IL Coz.
"a hui nuf al religions enov Ia.
Got v.np loves. Gods that rule. gues
thai tnreaten ane punish. ruds that
IL or hlEt an1 dis.an. thrones
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

aas 1861 - Easeae New ygE nerve
leve TIM psHraes lnetl
ppeftlan New 1rlg selniauef
lseal operations comparatively t1easaui
peraeIet
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int vpcis ulrauparauis
g-anest,eaia Tnal MAKING ;laes
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ICuutiuued frOn pat. Thres

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lstt sr-yerEuT 81 Blsroe WIZ Z
large atte-1a.ce Tre1uoes or pro
gram were Ms Rosa McElss
and e e. Cora- Bgy z " E1--
gem anc Rev p T. Cold preached
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MONTICELLO

8 unior naptlslnl W bt hele
a Morning Slsu hapusi churci
aunaat a. t.W , n TIE LaI-
TN eulegt cnaf renaefe1 pr9s
Efau ii Drew county training
scauol recently TIE program Wal
very enjoyable TIE SENIOR class
ireserlss { ilar 'T'ht Deaf. Bug
Tuesday ugnt Mrs Z 9 Cipar
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Piano Addition Al
State College

Pine E@1t--he National Fra.
ls---ty o! Stuas-; NlEeza-lf hsl1
5 annual p-ano-p-ayLnE auditor
u tas AM6N College campus lay;
weekend 4 latae nar1be. q piano
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

TIE lJsrc Of ths northeast ols-
teri me; Saturday :; Be1asler-
Esp-Is. church Il the Szaaay
bea3ol Class Il I u9- a5l. Ban
uErE
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

Leve With IN V
QuT HOSEA eoef flrthe' than
- this. Even the religions that
teach the lore u Csuo DO nor flWsyt
unoerEtans r That there ~. ia
Worries Of heaver" IL Er idea tom
mon to many religions. ancient
enc recent
The notion thai Cod loves those
s.he love hin, that his ipv. Is
reward tw good behavior. thu: he
1ovef eooc people but nof bad PEG
rle. IL shnr, thai ne loves orl, the
leranle-fnls il believed BY d great
ynary. but 4 Is no' true - PIT i
AZ anotne, WY Mary religions,
&ne ever sa,rs persons II "a. Ee-
brew anc Christian religions, Sup
pose tnsi e1c lcves M Wit. az "
Some IT the ner. priruitsr.
religions thirik VI Gpt ~ loving
eI1y b he feeis Hue h, he
happens te be Il the rigni rpoed
There 10 ns selling v'her he
msy love snt ushcn MT: he /.
~ nnprcoictahie ~ sprtnr
weather. The higher religions
know better; Gse h not cHpri.
eiops nnc irupuisir. like /. child
But still sometimes ever IL pet
ter religions Coo is thoaghi q as
loaans VT. "a II . you love me
Che is tanugta 0. 40 ssy..f) vii
pve yoe II aou are gnoe .neugt 70
yprs J VIII love rou Y you carr
~ .Tsi VII paF Ypg pg loving
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

Every American boy dreams Of being policeman when be
grows up Because policeman hero who lights crime
YET st remains the ehild friend a, the school corner
He is the symbol Of American freedom where the Law is the
trusted servant Of the people But it's whole lot diHeren,
in POLICE STATES where the man in uniform is the
symbol Of tyranny and oppression.
1t can't happen here, you saw Well HAS happened in
many country. 1t slowly and gradually-so slowly
that people ensayed before they realize the danger
done foi the good Of the people" .-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12
Ne III IL Gods Heart

IYosTA EAr LEARNED deep
II or lesson trou God Tnrougn
his own bitter experience tsee lssi
Sundays lesson be knew ihai nif
own love for MS wife ouf1Ye1 sn
fae shame she nae brought 70 lis
hear sne horne u himself he
knew. ss bvinf fact love fpr ~
urlyYing and unlvystis person Sc
---sne % much uofe--C5oc could
would and cia love his untaiiata
people Israel
God So loved Israel" Saic me
prgrnst God % lo1ee tae wu'ie
Isyt tas Gospel COTS lowe &c nv
tie BARGAINING kind Es Goes -gi
wait - we s.e good enough "
filf lcTe las no " ~ g.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

NJ THIS POINT something -aug'
n be sale lnti world see'- % 20
N5taovf sgyi-F, otly there are 80
rrsny persons WHO rlisgroerr.anc
che trus. Susi here Coz Is love
". learned nhsi r. Sunday schoel
v4.er we were srrsn we agve seer
A. Ia rnottoes or ne wal we have
s'owr used % the ices But some
siraes We twist pas truth Into some
thirg else
We t.dnk. ~ Cod it love ther Il
toesr'i mater much wts. we CO
Re Is goirg " loak after gs sfc see
fhsi we eo-rs OF al rifut Metz.
frgs Fo.rF 70 ny-t Us because GU
ioyinf iFsthsf Is rlF.. here tc pro.
tee az This Is q mistake
Hesex teaches. and the Billie
~ whole t.schss. that Gods
lsve 1. DO, eernpulxiYs. ata, ~.
bis 1--we NEST b. freely received
because u " freely Uttered. We
can ssy Ne" u We tnxsi.
A.. . we 81 turn or backs AID
rur away. pas consequences are
terrible and not evet Coet love
will Keep US from them.
I. s only TIE person vhs c1-rs
Ihls heart " God vito finds TIA,
love, LIE r1nlght csftirg ~, ans
fear and the evil from hls viir.c AID
heart.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-05-12

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WARNING ORDER

State q Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski. IS
In the Pulaski Chsncerr Court
Lsverne Thomas. Plaintiff
VS. No Ss2V7
Leonard Y Thomas. Defendant,
The defendant Leonard z. Th5rl.
as Is warned 70 appear 10 tins
court within thirty days and an
rwer the complaint q the plain
1H LaVe-re Thomas.
Dsted April II. 1850
Carl z Lsner'on
Solicitor for PltirtiH
Quinn Glover
Attorney ad ii,c-r
" s Nixon. Chsnoery Clerk
BY Airline p Turner y c.
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line IoAt OF Love
TIE DEEPEST TRUTH u ID ),
one which Hoses partly sses.
but Is fully teen only In The New
Testament. Gods love fof sinners
IL costly. II 10 not o Light thing.
easily given.
Az Hosea's fcrgi,fng Of
Gener cost him much, 20 the
love Of God for bis wandering
children costs him more. That
this 10 true, Hosea realizes
But 70 krow what the love Of Cod
really costs we have % stand IN the
hshi of Calvary Pau speaks q
ne church u God which be pur.
chased with his own tlood" There
can be no higher prize than that.
sCotyriFhi by n,s i-,srns-gnal eouref
~ hFeEiosf Eevcafl0r 90 behalf n a
.LnifTarf cespfrira athnnx Released b.
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WARNING ORDER

WARNING oRDER
State q ArksrlssS
County q Pulaski IS
il he Pulaski Casncery Court
Haze StranE. Plaintiff
VS. No Sbess
Sheldon Strong. Deten3sn;
The defendant. Sheldon Strong Is
warned 70 appear n tins court
within thirty days and answer TIE
complaint o. the plaintiff Ha7el
Strong.
Dated. April "A. 1850
Ralph Morrow
Solicitor for Plsirtt,
George VI. Shepherd
Attorney s6 Litsrr
II s Nixon Chsncery Clerk
BY Airline P Turner. . c.
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