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Evening star., 1952-03-27
District Boxer Beaten

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, Mar
~ P.-David Wallace, 145-
FOUNDER fighting for Selfridge
Field, is in the finals of the Great
Lakes Conference boxing tourna-
ment, a qualifying round for the
national Air Force tournament,
after scoring decision last night
over Russ Morgan. Washington,
d. c., who represented Scott
Field.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
Marvin and Thuckuru
Win Sauush Matches

Comdr. Langdon Marvin. seeded
No. l, is in the quarter finals and
Jim Thackara. seeded No. 2, in the
semifinals, after last nights action
in the District AAU squash tourn-
ament at the YMCA.
Mavin eliminated Rowland Sar-
geant. 1915, 1913, 1913, 1913,
and Thackara beat Joe Haggerty,
ILLS, 8-15, 1910, 1915, 1912.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
Games at Walter Reed

Fort Belvoir plays Walter Reed
tonight in the finals of the Mill
tary District of Washington Com
pany Level basketball tournament
at Walter Reed. The Fort. Myel
TOOL WAC division meets the Wal
ter Reed WAC for the women:
championship in a preliminary al
6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
State Honors Sought
by Ever So Following
MiddIeburo Victory
By Robert B. Phillips


MIDDLEBURG. Va. Mar. 81.
Mrs. Stephen Clark jr.'s chestnut
hunter Ever SO was three times q
bridesmaid and finally q bride In
the annual Middleburg hunter
trials here yesterday. Without
winning a single class all after
noon Ever So rolled up q fine total
of II points to be declared the
winner of the Middleburg Bowl.
While unusual. the victory was
not a fiuke. There was not q
more consistent performer on the
grounds, and Mrs. Jane Clark gave
her mount three steady, unspec-
tacular rounds Of the course to
earn second place in the middle
and heavyweight hunter class,
ladies hunters and the ownership
events.
Shooting at Record.
Ever So now has a shot at q
Virginia record. Last week end
he won the championship Of the
Harkaway Hunter Trials at War
renton. With q second tri-color
|salted away In mid-week. the
horse is scheduled to go to the
Blue Ridge Hunt country Satur-
day to compete in class honestly
called the Champion Hunter OF
Virginia. In this hassle, nine Vir-
|ginia hunts will send out 10 top
horses and the winner takes all
including the grandiose title. Hav-
ing taken the local talent to the
cleaners, Ever So now will tangle
with opposition from Richmond.
Charlottesville and points north
and south period.
Reserve championship here yes
terday went to Mrs. Newell Ward.
jr.'s Little Jiggs. Little Jiggs
looked big IN winning the ladies'
hunter test, so hotly contested
that the judges called for a Jump
off of five horses before they could
make a decision. But a third and
fourth in other crucial classes
dropped the Ward point score to
nine.
Women Score Sweep.
In the ownership division, all
four ribbons were won by women.
and three of them were wives Of
Northern Virginia masters Of fox
hunts. Mrs. Sybil Young, wife
of Robert B. Young of Orange
County Hunt, topped the class on
Midgie, while third and fourth
places went to Mrs. Ward and
Mrs. A. C. Randolph. whose hus-
bands are masters Of fox hounds
of Middleburg Hunt and Piedmont
Hunt. respectively.
Middleburg Bowl-Perpetual Challense
Trophy-Eyer 30, owned by Mrs. Stephen
Clark; u R points: int 2. Little gs Jiggs. owned BY
grooms employed in Middieburg Hunt coun-
try) 1, Bert's War Garb. ridden by Gene
kesns kGn rdasn dSasP By z Zach Tsy
lor: 4. High Band. ridden by Tannen Castle.
j, L,shtweight huntsrswa. s Pets, @ owned 6y
Cyrus Manierre, Middiebure; 4. Little Jigss.
Mrs NJ j. Ward. Middleburg.
Middle and heavy hunters, Hi-Bano.
A. 8. Davy Of Middleburg; 2. Ever SO. Mrs.
A. c. Randolph, Upperville; 4. Silver Duck
Mrs Beverly Bryant. Warrenton
Ladies' hunters, Little Jiggsi 2. Ever
Green hunters--1. War Garb, Mrs. A. c.
Randolph; 2, Sea Buoy, D. G. Sands. Mid
dleburg; g. Capri, Mrs. Henry Loomis. Mid
dleburg; 4, irish Secret, Mrs. Norman
Toerge. Mjddleburg..
The Plains; 2, Ever So; 3. Little Jiggs; 4,
Evening star., 1952-03-27

designated the Olympic mentor.
The losing coach in the Tuesday
game also will make the trip to
Helsinki as assistant.
In 1948 the Phillips Oilers Of
Bartlesville. Okla, won the Olym-
pic playoffs and teamed up with
the University Of Kentucky squad
to win the Olympic title.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
Derby Previews
Gushing OTs Record Similar
To StobIemote Royal Mustangs S

(Another in Q Series.l
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
0O2 Duck Hunters
Draw Marsh Dates

A total of 902 lucky duck hunt
ers were being notified by mail
this week that they drew blind
and a shooting date for water
fowl shooting at the famed Ma
gee Marsh, state-owned waterfowl
hunting area. Another 23g duck
hunters were being notified that
they had drawn shooting spots at
the East Harbor area.
First out of the drawing cage
for hunting dates at Magec Marsh
was Fred ]. Brushaber, 41O Wash
ington ST., Vermilion, Ohio. Brus-
haber, as a result will shoot from
blind No. l on the opening day of
shooting at the Marsh which will
be October Il.
The man who luckily drew
Blind No. ! at East Harbor OH the
opening day was Wayne H. Miller,
1882 Michigan Street, Toledo,
Ohio. The first shooting day at
East Harbor will be Thursday,
October 16.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
GENOA COMETS
FLASH ACROSS
LAKESIDE 27-1S

In the realm of SBC upsets, the
Genoa Comets took the spotlight
at Genoa Friday night, taking the
Lakeside Crushers by score of
27-18.
A successful driving campaign
came to the Comets in the fourth
period when they scored three
touchdowns. Jim Schimming dash
ed 36, 40 and as yards to turn the
tide for Genoa while Larry Ever
hart racel 46 yards to sew up the
game for the Comets.
Lakeside broke the ice in the
first period when Danny Lane
plunged four yards for the goal
line. Larry Motel tailed another
touchdown for the Crushcrs on a
60-yard trip. Lane dashed 80 yards
in the fourth also.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Win Dit11s PC
Outlook Here
This Friday
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Since Dave Martin took over at
Oak Harbor the Rockets have be-
come an area "B" power. In 1949
his undefeated champions plaster
ed two touchdown defeat ON the
Porters. Since then Oak Harbor
each time has reached the Port
Clinton fray wearing the favorite's
mantle. And each time, beginning
with SOS TT deadlock, the Red
skins have acted as spoilers.
Joe Lukac will have his charges
keyed this year to derail the OH
victory special while Martin will
be trying hard to whip his squad
into a fighting frame of mind after
the all-out upset over the big and
fast Clyde outfit.
The Rockets had to come from
behind with two fourth quarter
touchdowns against the Fliers.
Clyde had taken 1876 third per-
iod advantage on an 80 yard pass
play from Thornton to Mitchell.
The latter, a tall, speedy, and rug
ged end, took the ball OH his fin
gertips in the left flat and raced
about 70 yards into paydirt.
Oak Harbor led at halftime 7-6
on a short fourth down I'd flip
from Apling to Mylander. Myland
er made leaping snatch of the
ball. Tom Krieger kicked the
point. Quarterback Apling also
figured prominently in setting up
the score. A sneak blossomed into
a 20 yard jaunt before he was
thrown out of bounds. A piling
penalty of Is yards was called
against a Clyde player at this
point, moving the Rockets within
the shadow of the Filler goal
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
SBC Propose Creation OF
Class C. For Small Schools

The Ohio High School Athletic
Association has received a recon-
mendation from members of San
dusky Bay Conference, that a
third classification be added for
schools having male enrolment
up to 100. These schools, under
the proposal, would be placed in
Class C..
1t was also suggested at re-
cent meeting held in Fremont by
the SBC, that schools with 1O1 to
225 boys be classified as B and
those having enrolment Of 226 or
more boys, be put in Class A.
In making the suggested change
the SBC members explained that
the additional classification is de-
sirable because of the many
schools whose enrolment is in
creasing over the $50 mark (Which
puts them in Class A under the
present rules and causes them
ulIIlculty III competing Win
schools having enrollments of
400 and 500 boys.
The SBC also decided to dis
continue issuance of medals for
second and third place finishers
in district track events. Medals in
the future will be awarded only to
first place finishers, while ribbons
will be given to the next four fin
ishers in each track event. The
outstanding individual track per-
former will receive trophy, as
usual.
The next SBC meeting will be
held in Clyde next December.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
THIS WEEKS AREA GAMES

Showing Last Years Scores)
Sylvania Burnham at Clay (13-1S)
Perrysburg at Bowling Green 60.
19).
Clyde at Fremont St. Joe <6-33).
Castalia at Elmore 60
Genoa at Gibsonburg (0-0
Sand. St. Mary at Lakeside (7-20)
Oak Harbor at Port Clinton Q4-38>,
Tiffin Co. at Fostoria (26-21).
Crestline at Tiffin Calvert (O-45).
Margaretta at ElmOre go.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Hunters Can Build
Own Duck Blinds
On State Waters

No charge will be made to
hunters who desire to construct
duck blinds on lands or waters
Under the jurisdiction of the Di.
vision of Parks and open to wa.
t. fowl hunting, v. w. Flickinger,
chief of the Division of Parks Of
the Department of Natural Re.
sources announced today.
However, written permission to
build blinds must first be OBJ.
tanned from the local park mana
ger on a standard form which
will be furnished applicants. All
blinds must be removed within
ten days after the close Of the
duck season. Blinds may not be
constructed and shooting is PRO
hibited within 400 feet of any
public building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Redskins Upset By Tiffin In Final Moments OF P|a


A like penalty aided Clyde IN
its first I'D march. Thorton tossed
to Mitchell in the end zone from
Is yards out for the Fliers' first
six.
Oak Harbor's winning rally was
sparked by a sensational one hand
ed grab of a pass by Alvin St.
Clair. The play was good for II
yards and put the Rockets on
Clyde's Is. Five yards later Ap-
ling pitched to Mylander in the
corner of the end zone for the
lead points. Krieger then missed
his only conversion attempt Of the
evening.
The Rockets stymied Clyde
comeback when linebacker Cou'-
ture speared a Thorton aerial "a
round midfield. Apling mixed
running and passing before ST..
Clair darted over the goal stand
ing up on a quick opener for the
clinchine tallv
Oak Harbor played without the
effective services of halfback reg
ular Ron Depner. Depner made a
brief appearance but was handi-
capped by injuries. st. Clair, Mad
ison, Apling, and Sass carried the
backfield burden in workmanlike
style. Nothing flashy but plenty
of dependable hard running for
those needed yards. evidenced by
OH's 19 first downs to Clyde's S.
Bob Browder shared the spotlight
at end with Mylander, making
several fine pass receptions and
showing brilliantly on the de-
fense.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Wenger Named Or
Resources Group

George Wenger, 118 Lincoln
drive, well known marsh owner,
has been named chairman of the
Ohio Natural Resources Commits
sion, which met recently in Put
In-Bay.
Mr.. Wenger succeeds the late
Lew Reese, Of Scio. Continuing as
vice-president is John A. Slipher,
of Columbus. Bryce C. Browning
Of New Philadelphia is secretary
of the commission.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
C!BSONbURC GOLDEN BEARS
CLAW ELMORE BULLDOGS 1918

GibSOnburg'S Golden Bears thor
oughly clawed the Elmore Bull
dogs, tearing them apart in 4 wild
last quarter rampage to emerge
with 43-13 victory at Elmore
Friday night.
Starting out mildly enough, both
teams seemed fairly we'll matched,
with good offensive on both sides.
They stood &c in the first period,
after Gibsonburg's first touchdown
was called back. Dick Kirsch re-
covered a tumble which was later
turned into a touchdown by Don
Hemminger from the five. Ken
Smith scored for Elmore when the
Bulldogs marched to the five on
a 15-yard penalty for the visitors.
Gibsonburg's second marker
came when Hemminger intercept
ed a pass, running it to the 40.
Long gains were made by Bob
and Curt Bowser for Dick Posey's
successful kick from placement
The 1000 spectators were on
their feet most of the time in the
fourth quarter when the Bears
racked up four tbs. Hemminger
made the first on a reverse hand
off, good for six yards and over.
Then Bud Shreffer recovered a
tumble on Elmore's Is, allowing
Posey to dash seven yards for the
score. Bowser accountd for the
third when he returned a 40-yard
kick to the 80, from where Allan
Older made the first down and
Hemminger scored again. An In
tercepted pass by Older on the 35,
thence to Bowser and Posey OF
the five. Posey crashed home
from there. The Bears had II
first downs and the Bulldogs, sew
en-. Gibsonburg lost 95 yards on
penalties, Elmore, only Is yards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Last Two Months
Were Dry Ones

September was a wet month
compared to August, but neither
were very wet considering that
portion of the year which usually
leans to heavy rainfall.
The total precipitation for Aug
ust was only two and oEc.half
inches. This amount would approx
innate the rainfall of about two
heavy storms in the spring or mid
summer.
The September rainfall was
measured at exactly one more
inch, or a total of three and one.
half inches.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
FOOTBALL SCORES

Tiffin Calvert 12-Port Clinton g.
Fostoria 34-Marion Harding rs.
Oak Harbor 2O-Clyde IL.
Macomber 27-Liberty 0.
Gibsonburg 42-Elmore IL.
Bellevue 7-Willard 6.
Genoa 27-Lakeside 18.
Bowling Green 13-Tiffin Col. 2
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Local Archers Bag
A Michigan Deer

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hephner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Short re-
turned the forepart of this week
following ten days of deer hunting
in the Northern Michigan area and
in the Straits of Mackinac. They
camped at Fremont, Michigan and
then went on up to the Straits.
The hunting party, using bows and
arrows, reported capturing a buck
deer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Bob Reider Keglers
Defeat Harbor View

In a special match game at Andy
Parker's alleys at Marblehead
Saturday night, Bob Reider's Rep.
resentatives edged Harbol View
2424 to 2414.
High individual honors went to
Shrinak of Harbor View with a
three game total of 500, including
a 200 and 2O8.
Other match games ara being
arranged at Elmore, Genoa end
Clay Center by Reider's Represen.
tatives.
Here is the Marblehead box
Cporn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
SQUIRREL REMINDER

Lester Bailey, chief of the Law
Enforcement Section of the Divi-
sion of Wildlife, reminds Ohio
squirrel hunters that the season
on squirrel extends through We'd
nesday, October Is.
1t has been enormously report
ed in several newspapers that the
season closed Oct. 4.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
WooDcocK SEASON OPENS

The Ohio open season on wood
cock opens Wednesday, October
s, and continues through Novcm-
ber 6. Shooting hours are from 1s
hour before sunrise to l hour be-
fore sunset. Bag limit is four and
possession limit is eight after the
first day. When permitted to be
taken during the waterfowl season
woodcock may not be hunted af,
ter one hour before sunset.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Reds Tie y
TnvadersMost
Of The Game

Port Clinton's Redskins played
different kind of football before
capacity crowd here Friday
night, holding Tiffin Calvert to g.
6 through the game until the final
two minutes of play, when the in
vaders crossed over on a sneak
run for final 1875 score.
Tiffin Calvert won the flip and
chose to receive. Paul Wheeler
did some remarkable kicking. Al
ter series of plays and one at
tempted pass, taking Tiffin Cal
vert to their 40 yard line they
chose to punt, putting the ball on
Port Clinton's Is yard line.
The Redskins backfield did some
clever passing, completing Z out
of 7 attempts in the first half and
S out of Is attempts in the second
half.
One of Fick's passes intended
for Havener, went astray and Will
liam Dell of Tiffin Calvert inter
cepted it on the "a yard line going
for a touchdown. The conversion
was no good, making the score60.
Hitting center line hard in the
second quarter, Dick Theis went
over from the two yard line for
Calvert.
Early in the fourth Glen Hav-
ener nabbed the pigskin on Ed
Bashore's pass at scrimmage and
sailed around left end for 20
yard dash to the goal. The extra
point was not good.
The game, which was dedicated
to "Mom and Pop" was filled with
action, recording 10 first downs
to Tiffin's seven.
1t was in the closing moments
of the game when Tiffin's Bill Dell
intercepted pass intended for
Endman Glenn Havener, ard ran
the ball 35 yards to cross the goal.
The extra point kick went wild.
The game started rolling when
Port Clinton penetrated Calvert's
tight defense and started a march
downfneld after Jim Flick complet-
ed a long pass to Havener. On
several occasions Carl Fastzkie
threatened the Tiffin goal area,
the Redskins were finally pushed
back to midfield where it was nip
and tuck for one and two.yard
gains on either side. Port Clinton
threw Calvert's advances into re-
verses.
Near the close of the third per-
iod Flick kicked deep into Calvert's
territory but the Redskins were
pushed to midfield at the end of
the quarter, after Flick carried
to the Is.
In the final two minutes of the
game, Tiffin kicked off to Port
Clinton. The Redskins went to
the visitors 20 yard line but could
not score against the expiration
of time.
Fridays tilt was Port Clinton's
fourth consecutive loss, while Tiff
fin carries 81 record thus far.
1t was a battle of penalties, with
Tiffin penalized total of 95 yards
compared to Port Clinton'S ac-
emulation of only 30 yards.
The game was the first one this
Continued on Page BIT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10

Tackles-Bob Wilson, Walter
Dayringer, Robert Liebold. John
Mohn.
Guards-LaMar Wott, R o II
House, F. Humberger, Eugene Ho-
fielch, j. Humberger, Doyle Wise.
Center-John Schwan.
Backs-Robert Gray, Ron Dick,
Floyd Thornton, John Jackson,
Bradley Maines, Roger Kuns, P.
Farar, Mike Tilrico, C. Shanahan.
Score by quarters:
Oak Harbor .... z O 0 13-20
Clyde .................... O 6 O 6-12
Touchdowns: Oak Harbor-My-
lander 2, CT. Clair, Clyde-Mitchell
2.
Extra points: Oak Harbor-Krie-
ger 2 (place kicks).
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-10-10
Hunting To Begin
At $40 A. M. Mon.:
October Table Here

For the benefit Of hunters
who will start out for the marsh.
es next Monday, the News is
publishing herewith the sunrise
and sunset tables. Port Clinton
area time, for the remaining
davs Of October:
Evening star., 1952-10-04
SMART PEOPLE

4g 1N4
Burman g. Hammond will build our
famous Charles NJ. Goodman de-
signed, 2:level, expansible. house On
able for level lots. Cali EX. 1897
for inform a tinp
Evening star., 1952-10-04
HOUSES FOR sAls-vA.
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truly Q splendid home In the choice
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oPESS0 OZARK SAT. . sUN.[nY
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Evening star., 1952-10-04
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