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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
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Deer Season
Hunting License
Now AvoiIcbIe

LANSING - Application
blanks for the special December
deer season will be available
from hunting license agents
not later than September Is.
Conservation commission re-
vision permits, in two of the
four special season areas, fire
arm-hunting of any age deer of
either sex for the first time
since 1941. Except for a limited
lone deer" for camp use voted
by the legislature for 1941, this
is the first zone deer" season in
20 years.
Interested hunters should not
write or call the conservation
department for applications.
Unlike last year, qualified
hunters will be permitted De-
cember .1-5 to shoot any one
male or female deer in Leelanau
and parts of Benzie, Grand Ira
verse, Charlevoix and Astrim
counties. Continuing the same
as last year in open Newago and
Allegan county sections, permit
holders can take one antlerless
deer of either sex.
Maximum number of permits
will be limited to 22,300 with
$4,000 again prescribed for area
"B" consisting of Leelanau and
parts of Grand Traverse, Benzie
and Manistee counties. Other
quotes call for $500 in "a"
parts of Charlevoix, Antrim and
Grand Traverse counties; 800 in
&C." part of Allegan county and
$500 in ID" part of Newaygo
county.
Any person getting a deer in
other open seasons is not eligible
to hunt in the special December
season. Drawings will be held
as before should applications ex-
with owner, lessee or sharecrop-
coed quotas. Again applicants
per status in the special season
areas except I'D" do not have
to participate in possible draw
ings.
Hunting areas in Antrim, Ben
zie, Manistee and Newaygo
counties have been reduced
somewhat because of distance
from serious orchard damage
areas.
Outline of legal hunting areas
and other season information
can be picked up along with APP
plications from license dealers.
A special antlerless season,
started last year in these eight
western Michigan counties, did
not satisfactorily accomplish its
purpose of reducing farm and
fruit crop damage. The 1949
antlerless harvest of 2.5 animals
per square mile plus the regular
Kill of about two bucks per so.
mile does not even match the
1850 fawn crop of the areas, ac-
cording to game men.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
Conservation
News Test
NETTING

Test netting was begun to
learn the numbers and kinds of
fish in any one body of water.
The first such net was sunk in
Buckeye Lake in 1880.
Test netting has revealed facts
and data about Ohio fish that
led to our present 2 and "a mil
lion acres of "liberalized fishing
water.
Some fish are marked by fin
clipping or by tagging, to iden-
tify repeats" essential in popu-
lation studies. Carp and other
coarse fish caught in the test
nets are often m d and
stocked in Riddles" fish ponds.
The net is generally lifted the
after setting and the fish
are counted, weigher and meas
ured. Scale samples are taken
for study and then the fish are
released.
Public reaction to watching
the lifting of the nets is invari-
''golly we didn't know
there were so m a fish in
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

sors of the show, announced
earlier this week the fight
would be a 10-round affair
for the Ohio Welterweight title.
The crown is held by Delaney.
The bout is a big step forward
for the crowd-pleasing Cotton
who seems destined to go far
in the professional ring game.
Cotton, a good right hand punch
err, recently received national ac-
claim with an upset win over
classy Gene Burton.
Delaney will be a tough tar
get for the Toledoan, however,
as he has beaten some of the
best welters and middleweights
in the business. His record in
cludes a knockout over Tommy
Bell and wins over Cecil Hud-
son and Anton Raadik.
Local fight fans will remem-
Der Raadik as the boy who slug
ged out a victory over Kid AL
fonso of Monroe, Mich. a few
months back.
Goldberg will use several To-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
VIII Meet
ArchbOLd
On Sunday

The Local IL girls scored an
other victory over the past week
when they defeated the City
Park Girls last Friday, August
18 at the CYO Field in a very
close game by a score of 8 to
Z. The Local Lassies out slugged
the City Park Gals 9 hits to z.
The Local II Girls used 3
pitchers in fashioning their
win. Ruth Redfox received the
starting assignment and was re-
leaved by 10 Ann Koziarski,
who in turn was releaved by
Marty Farmer. Mary Jane Emo
was behind the plate all the
way.
Leading clubbers for tn
Localities were Ruth Redfox and
Dorothy Wright with a home
run apiece, Marty Farmer, Judy
Kilbride, Vivian Spentoff and
sister Jean, with one hit each.
For the losing City Park Girls
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

hours are from noon to S pm.
The opportunity is yours so
don't waste m o at other
health centers when everything
is here at Local II and free.
EMERSON COLE, former Uni
II versity of Toledo football
star, may not make the Cleve-
land Browns professional team
but after his p IF or m a n C e
against the Baltimore Colts last
Saturday night its going to be
mighty hard to convince many
people.
Cole, exceptionally fast for a
big man, performed very well
for the Browns as the defunct
.All-America Conference champs
turned in an easy victory.
Many a fan voiced the same
opinion: IF Cole doesn't make
the Browns he'll certainly make
the league"
Which, of course, means he
would be greeted with open
arms by teams like Green Bay,
and several others.
We're all pulling for Cole to
make Cleveland but if he should
not it's nice to know he could
be in the same league.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

Division of the Welfare Depart
ment, Aquarama has a neigh
borhood flavor this year" MI.
Baker said. "All our parks ana
Fairgrounds, the Maumee and
the lake, will be the setting Tor
sports events and contests thrill
ing to watch as well as par
ticipate in. The program is cal
culated to all of our glorious
recreation facilities. Once again
Aouarama invites our people to
have fun through August 81.
Let's get out and cheer our
neighbors on"
Another new feature of the
1850 Aquarama is the Water
Pageant to be presented at Scott
Park Pool on the evenings OF
Friday a n d Saturday, August
.25 and 26.
Written by Mrs. Claire Dunn,
wife of the Swimming Super
visor of the City Recreation
Division, the production is titled
Deep Sea Fantasy" and its en-
tire cast is composed of youth
full swimmers from Toled o's
pools. With music, skits and
synchronized S w i m m n 6, the
story is told of Mary AIMS adj
ventures with her Teddy Bear
while on a deep sea cruise.
A Square Dance Festival will
be a feature of the Wednesday,
August % program and will be
held at Jermain Park at 8 pm.
All participants will be judged
for originality of costume.
Children of Toledo's p a y
grounds will show their best
handicrafts work at Ottawa
Park on Thursday, August "a,
between / and z pm. to vie for
prizes.
Once more Ken Holland and
the civic orchestra will present
a band c o n C at the Zoo
Amphitheatre on Sunday night,
August 27. These concerts have
b e n a feature of Aquarama
since its inception.
This years program is a pro-
duction of the City Recreation
Division with many of the ex-
penses being underwritten by
the Toledo Aquarama Festival
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foot glued to the gas pedal
while driving his yellow and
silver No. "0".
Other lead footed Toledo
drivers who will be in the fend-
er busting show are Chuck
Aldrich who looked good be-
hind the wheel of Fibber's car,
Kenny (Retaining Wall) Mel
meyer, Don Hayden and Pete
10th.
Bucky Sager, another popular
and one of the best liked drivers
on the track, is in Mercy Hos
pital recovering from third de-
gree burns suffered in an acct
dent last week and reports are
that Bucky is getting along fine
and expects to be out soon.
From my little boy to you
Bucky, "get well real soon as l
miss you on Sunday nights"
The Raceway is located on
Route Is on the Old Dixie High
way. There is plenty of parking
space and Skip has d d e d
enough new bleachers to assure
everyone a seat. The program
will start at 700 for the time
trials with the races getting
under way at $50. The usual
lineup of events will be run,
five elimination heats followed
by the Australian pursuit, a
consolation race and the eve
nings finale, a Is lap feature.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

3 hits, one a round tripper, and
Melvin Weese and Harold Geer
with 2 hits apiece.
After the ball game the boys
all got together and had a party
which was planned by Local
IFS Manager Carl Damico and
the WHY'S manager Bernard
Wolf.
The Local IL squad started a
game last Thursday evening but
the game had to be called after
the fourth inning because of
darkness.
At BliSsfield Friday
The Local nine will travel to
Blissfield on Friday, August
25th to engage that Michigan
Cities ball club under the lights.
Sunday, August 9th will find
the club in North Baltimore,
Ohio for q game scheduled to
get under way at 2:30 pm.
The following Sunday, Sep
TENDER 3rd. the team will travel
to Van Buren,, Ohio.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

ledo swingers in the preliminary
bouts. They will include Red
Elby, Ernie Jackson, Farrell
Reid and Ray Ulis, former Local
IL. amateur performer. Stanley
Kursa from Detroit will also be
seen in action,
A 6-rounder between Kid AL
fonso and Bobby Richards of
Cleveland has also been arrang-
ed. Alfonso, a stiff-punching
windmill type of fighter, has
always been a favorite here and
has an army of followers in To-
ledo and southern Michigan.
From all indications it looks
like another banner show for
the Mercury A.C. which has
worked hard to bring the finest
in boxing to Toledo.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

Inc, h e a d e d by Bernard R.
Baker End. Arthur w. Grafton
and Arthur G.. Morse direct the
City Recreation's participation
in this Festival.
Aug. IS, rs Water Pageant
Deep Sea Fantasy Scott
Pool.
Aug. rs Fishing Derby -
Walden Pond.
Aug. 26, ~ Golf Tournament
Ottawa and Bayview.
Aug. 81 Archery Meet = Jer-
main Park.
Aug. "a Bait Casting - Wal
den Pond.
Aug. ~ Amateur Baseball Day
- Swayne Field.
Aug. p Driving Contest
- Ottawa Golf Course.
Aug. 81 Music Under T h e
Stars - Zoo Shell.
Aug. p Sail Boat - Bay View
Park.
Aug. ~ Cupboard M r athon
and Races - Walbridge Park.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

to compete in the tourna-
ments and also in matches
! against other cities.
While on the subject of box
ing and the gym, we would like
to say that hardly a day passes
when one or more questions isn't
asked about just who can use
the facilities and what r the
qualifications.
So let us say now the Local
IL gym is open and FREE to all
members of the local and men,
bers of their families. All the
equipment and training is yours
for the asking so don't be hest
tant about taking advantage of
1t.
It is your gym and it needs
your support. There is no better
way to stay in top physical con-
dition, and at the same time inn
prove your waistline, than q visit
once or twice a week to the
gym.
Hours are arranged so that
whether you work days or
nights there is a time open for
you. On weekdays, Mondays
through Fridays, the gym is
open from IL to 5 pm. and from
z to 8 pm. On Saturdays the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
invitations
Issued To
tn Gnidders

Intending to get off to a fly
ing start at the opening Of fall
practice. Bob Snyder, new head
coach al the University of To-
ledo, has issued 38 invitations
to his ~footballers to report
August %.
The number has been reduced
by calling into military service
of halfback Dick Coins and
George Thompson.
A full morning round of ply
steal examinations and picture
taking and an afternoon of uni
form fitting Will occupy the
first days schedule. Then prac-
tice will begin in earnest at the
rate of two each day.
Those expected to report are:
George Atkins; B ID A b y;
Denver Beck; Don Bubacz; Ed
Burgin; Bill Colbert; Clark Cot
trill: Herb EIdridge; Floyd
Gadt; Jim Gasiorowski; Fred
Gilmore; Dick Coins; Dick Cor
don; Hal Hall; Bob Halgas; Jim
Hays; Bill Hill; Ron o y;
Fred Hugger; Willie Kimmones;
Cliff Knopp; Gene Koschick;
Frank Kralik; Harry n i;
L e o Lehman; George Miley;
Gerry Palmer: Roger Peluso;
John Quick; Roger Ramsey; Bob
Ratajczak; Al Schuster; Nick
Silva; Arson Spohler; Guido
T a m b ur; George Thompson;
Dick Torio; and Roger Wads-
worth. O
With 10 sophomores report
ing, Coach Snyder must build
from the ground UP. He warns
that this season will be tough,
but watch the Rockets when the
crew gets a little experience!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

offer the fans all the thrills
and spills of a life time. Such
well-known Toledo drivers as
Buddy Huseman who is now
driving the Wayne Wall Special
will see action.
Incidentally this car is owned
by Wayne Wall a Local IL
member of the Auto-Lite Unit.
Wayne has completely rebuilt
his motor this past week and
was very well pleased with the
performance of the job at last
SSunday's race. Watch out for
this car when Wayne has all the
bugs worked out.
Another Local IL member to
be seen in action this Sunday
will by johnny josef. JOHNNY is
driving his own car the Flying
Orchid and doing a bang up
job. Of course, that grandfather
of the Toledo racing fraternity,
Al Nominee will be there with
his familiar No. 81. Fibber Wal
tiers (Uncle to you) will be be-
hind the wheel of his blue and
white No. Al cutting the corners
as usual. Frank Canale, last
years champion will be "Flying
His Saucer" around the track
and giving the rest of the boys
a lot Of competition. Leo Cald-
well, another we'll known To-
ledo driver, will have his lead
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

Invited To
Play Holaate

The &C Colonial Hardware
Playboys," will play the Hol-
gate, Ohio team in the National
Softball Congress Ohio State
Tournament in Defiance, Ohio,
Wednesday night at 7:30. This
is a double Elimination Tourna-
ment, the winners will go to the
finals at Greedy, Colorado.
The Colonial Hardware team
won the Local IL Elimination
Tournament held recently when
they defeated the National Sup
ply club in the playoffs.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

The amended Federal wage
hour law continues to exempt
workers in "retail and service
establishments such as local
grocery stores, shoe-repair
shops, barber shops, beauty par
Tors, hotels, drug stores, restau-
rants, department stores, var
iety stores, tailor shops, gasoline
filling stations. motion picture
theaters, hospitals, nursin G
etc.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

Manager Carl Damico, the
Locals manager, and up I'M
til now a catcher, took the
mound coming up with a 2 hit
performance. He was aided by
battery mate Frank Hlubik.
This was the first game that
Carl has ever pitched in his
life and by the looks of things
and the fact that he caused 2
batters to fan should have had
Carl on the mound a long time
ago.
Jeepster Pitchers
The following pitchers saw
action for the ~Jeepsters, starter
M e vi n Michalski, Raymond
Janicke, Joseph Churilo, a n d
winding up the parade was Al
Pruella.
The leading elubbers for the
Local boys were Pitcher Carl
Damico with 4 hits, Jim Gobel
with three hits one of them a
circuit clout, Byron Corlett with
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
Il Girls Add
Another To Win Side

it was Pitcher Jean Foster and
behind the plate Evelyn Will
liams. Leading clubbers for the
City Park Girls was Ruth
Thomas and Vivian Bosmall who
connected for a circuit clout
apiece.
The Local girls will engage
the Archibold nine at Ottawa
Park Diamond No. l on Sunday,
August 81 at 2:30 Pm. This will
be the rubber game as each
team has defeated the other in
previous games. The Local IL
girls won the first game IL to
5 and were on the short end Of
nine inning game 4 to 8.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

Nearly all workers covered
by the Public Contracts Act
are also under the broader COW
erage provisions of the Federal
wage and hour law, which ap-
plies to employees engaged in
interstate commerce or in the
production of goods for inter-
state commerce. Some of the
industry minimum-wage rates
set under the Public Contracts
Act are higher than the 75-cent
wage and hour law minimum.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

Boys under Is years of age
and girls under 18 are not per-
mitted to work on materials
furnished to the Government
under the Public Contracts Act.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
THIS
AHR e. c. "RED" MAC DONALD

MYTH autumn and the opening of schools just a few
" weeks away, activity in the Local IL gym is picking
up more daily. Already many young boxers are thinking
about the approaching amateur tournaments and the glory
which goes to the lucky winners.
AS in past years Local II plans to have a boxing team
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
Locals Trounce W-O
Exhibition Contest
.Damieo TwirIs First Game
In Life Allowing But 2 Hits Hits
Union Team Schedules z Exhibition
Comes; Sunday At No. Baltimore, Q,

The Local IL baseball team and Willys-Overland tan
gled in an exhibition game at Merrill Field last week
Wednesday with the Local boys winning the game 19 to 4.
The Willys-Overland nine consisted of former Fedora
stars picked from the WillysLOverland.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
Local L Members Entered
In Event With Own Racers
BY NORM E
Local IL Recreation Director

Skip Jechura offers another thrill packed show on his
new Raceway Park Track this coming weekend. On Friday
evening the regular stock cars will be in for another fender
smashing show and on Sunday those roaring speed demons
who pilot the jobs known as Modified Stocks take over to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
Cotton Headlines
MercuryA.C c. Bouts
A 10 Round Affair To Be
Held Sept. &. Others On Card

Toledos popular Charlie Cotton, idle since the George
(Sugar) Costner bout, will return to ring war here Sept. 3
in a Sports Arena engagement against the highly regarded
Ron Delaney of Akron.
Matchmaker sgd Goldberg of the Mercury A.C, spon-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25
4th Aquarama
Presents Fine PROGRAM
Wafer Pageant A Feature
At Scott Pork AUG. 25-2b

Toledos fourth annual Aquarama, opening Saturday with
the classic canoe race on the Maumee River, this year will be
entirely a homemade product" Bernard R. Baker End, Aqua
rama president, announced.
With the wonderful cooperation, of the City's Recreation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16

victim lived in houses several
doors apart In the first block of
Fenton place NE.
Driver Gets Long Term.
A 31-year-old man was given
from three to nine years by Judge
Curran for trying to run down
policeman with an automobile and
unauthorized use of the vehicle.
The man sentenced is Ralph B.
Mullis of the 1900 block of I
street NV. who was shot and
wounded by the policeman, Pvt.
Romeo F. Cara. Mullis was con-
victed of assault with a dangerous
weapon (the automobile) in trying
to run down the policeman in an
alley in rear of the 1900 block of
I street NV.
After his jury conviction on the
assault charge, Mullis pleaded
guilty to the unauthorized use
charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16

A check charge was dismissed
yesterday against a 36-year-old
woman on grounds that she was
mentally incompetent at the time
of the alleged offense.
District Court Judge Matthew
#. Mcclure, who signed the order
disnaissing the charge against Mrs.
Zelda Shapiro. also ordered her
release from st. Elizabeths Hos
pital and placed in custody of her
sister. Mrs. Samuel Cafritz.
Mrs. Shapiro was adjudged of
unsound mind last August and
sent to the hospital. Before the
lunacy hearing, she had been
charged with causing a 1888
forged check to be transported in
interstate commerce.
She was accused of giving the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16

NV, from u years to life for
second-degree murder last Sep
TENDER in the knife Staying of
John c. Staples, .33, colored, of the
1400 block of T street NV.
Two persons were sentenced on
manslaughter charges. One of
them was William N. Martin, So,
colored, of the 800 block of Prince
ton place NV, who was given
from 5 to Is years by Judge Cur
ran for the fatal shooting of Eu-
gene Bellf1eld, 80. colored, also of
the Princeton place address. The
shooting took place during an
argument.
The other sentence for man
slaughter was given Minnie F.
Johnson, 36, colored, in the fatal
stabbing of Ernest Dewberry, 80,
last July. Judge Pine sentenced
the johnson woman to serve from
two to six years. She and her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16

Named as a eo-defendant In the
local robbery is Lee Edwards. 20,
formerly of the 1900 block of
Fourteenth street NV, who re-
Gently was indicted in Montgom-
cry County on murder charge in
the fatal shooting in September
of Donald J. Stambaugh, 81, a
furniture salesman. Edwards was
not tried with HUMPHREYS in con-
nection with the Washington rob-
berry.
The jury also found HUMPHREYS
guilty of carrying a pistol.
Knife Slayer Sentenced.
In another District Court SEN
tence, Judge David A. Pine gave
William Hightower. 80, colored, of
the 1900 block of Swami street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Richmond Youth Gets SIS Years for Part in $40 Robbery Here

A 22-year-old Richmond youth
yesterday was sentenced in Dis
trict Court to serve from S to Is
years for his part in robbing a
Washington man last May of $40.
The youth, Leonard F. Humph-
ries, jr., was given the time by
Judge Edward M. Curran. Humph-
ries had been convicted last month
by a jury.
The robbery victim was Joseph
A. Garden, of the 2700 block of
Connecticut avenue NV, who
testified he was forced into an
automobile at pistol point sby one
of two men near Vermont ave-
nue. and H street NV. He then
was driven to the Rock Creek golf
course and robbed, according to
testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Check Charge Dismissed On Mental Incompetency

check to a Frederick (Md.) auto
dealer in payment for an auto
mobile to be delivered to- her
home, then in the 1900 block OF
Spring road NV. The check was
drawn on Albert Shapiro. 800
block of Sixteenth street NV,
her father-in-law, who had not
written 1t, 1t was said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Reserve Officers Party

The Washington Navy chapter
of the Reserve Officers Associa-
ton will give Christmas party
from S to 7 pm. tomorrow in the
officers mess at the Bethesda
Naval Medical Center.