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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

OPEN l TIL DARK
ARVILLE RANfBLERS
3 BEDROOMS. GARAGE
New brick rambler on A-acre level
lot. Sheltered entrance to lovely
13x21 living rm., 3 nicely ARRANGED
bedrooms. tile bath. stairs to huge
storage attic. Big roomy kitchen.
concrete driveway to large attached
garage. Price. $17.950. To reach:
Out Ga. ave. Just beyond Wheaton
shopping area. turn right on Arcola
OPEN l TIL DARK
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
3 BEDRM. EXPANDABLE
This new all-brick home offers many
luxurious features. 10 IT. land
scaped lot. Ice. living room. pic
ture window. woodworking fire.
place. de luxe kitchen. 3 excellent
bedrooms, tile bath. stairway to ex-
pandable 2nd f.. full bsmt.. lava
tory. outside entr. Priced S17.950.
To reach: Out Ga. ave-. follow de-
tour sign to Viers Mill I'd. turn
left to open house.
Wood Conley Co., Realtor
10 4-7SOO Till o PM.
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CAPE COD. $13.5OO

97O2 LORAIN AVE, g.. s.
T bnnsaoM wS full snnse excep 6sdr
buy in exclusive neighborhood.
Directions: North on Colesville I'd :.
left on Sligo Creek Parkway to
Brunette and Open Sign. Mr..
Acken on premises.
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PLENTY ELBOW ROOM
In
Scenic New Quaint Acres"
C0leSvi1le Rd Md

II you don't like being crowded in or
narrow city lots, Carl L. Freeman
Inc, has built the home for you
perfect house, perfect lot. perfect
location. It's built tn the famous
Americana Homes" floor plan. win
ner of Parents Magazine award
Best for Family Living"
Three bedrooms, two baths, brick car
port. storage cabana-1 SOC 50. IT.
OF ORGANIZED SPACE. You'll love
the feeling Of spaciousness, airiness
light and COLOR
Has ballroom" size liying-dinine
room with large window walls over.
looking orchard and wooded land
Nestles graciously on 1A-acre cor.
Radiant Heat-Electric Kitchen
Floor to- Ceiling Sliding Door Closets
Three-foot Roof Overhang
Brick and Wood Paneled Fireplace
Eye-Level Bedroom Windows
CALL MR.. NICHOLAS FOR
tn GIFT TLTyG IJNNRU
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2 Redrns den $12 27s

10000 GRANT AVE, s. s.
If you're looking for a home with
space and are willing to do q little
redecorating, this is the house for
YOU. Directions. Out Georgia ave.
extended to Seminary I'd, left to
to Open sign. Call MI. Mann,
VI S5RQ
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Silver Spring-$21, $50
1910 Takoma Ave.

Modern 3-bedrm. rambler, reasonably
financed; trade considered; Ige. iiy.
rm. with f.p.,. floor to- ceiling pic
lure windows. lge. bath with built in
closets and vanity, rec. room with
picture windows, huge closets, ample
storage space, gas &C. heat.
To reach: Out Piney Branch I'd. To
Phil: ave, left to Takoma ave.
right to open sign,
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1912 TAKOMA AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 2
Corner brick. beautifully Handicapped
lot: 6 rms. and bath on one floor.
attic. A better-built. older house
worth your time to inspect. Price
reduced for quick sale. For appt..
phone Mrs. Williamson. Ia. 1927.
Directions: Out Piney Branch I'd.
left on Philidelphia ave-. right on
H. L. HORTON
1908 10th st. NV. ME. 1880
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$10,750

Low down payment. 2-bedrm. bunga-
low. New-house cond. Landscaped
and fenced yard. Terms like rent.
kENS1NGTON REALTY CO., 10.
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OPEN l TIL DARK
SUNDAY
BRICK CAPE COD
Close to bus and schools. this Cape
Cod has 2 bedrooms, living room
finished End floor, full basement
outside, entrance; lovely yard.
Out Colesville I'd to Lanark way
left to Rogart. left to 9902 Rogart
BRICK RAMBLERS
Now under construction. these 3-bed-
room brick ramblers will soon be
ready ready for occupancy and have many
ultra-modern electric tHa Kitchen che paul fuli
basement. garage. Choose your
decorative scheme now.
Out ColeSville I'd. to Lorain ave.
left to houses.
BRICK RAMBLER
On spacious corner lot. this lovely
brick rambler Of 8 bedrooms. living
bath on bus line is the perfect buy
of the week. Easy terms.
Out Ga. ave. to Weller I'd. left to
BUNGALOW
Lovely 2-bedroom bungalow with
large Lying room, kitchen with table
space, 2 fine panel rooms In base
m e., On Ono large lot. Priced to sci
Out Viers Mill I'd. to Randolph st. al
shopping center. left to Selfridge
left to 1919 Selfridge.
COLONIAL
This beautiful redecorafed Colonial
on a lovely corner lot near schools
home with bedrooms. living room
dining room, kitchen and bath. full
basement, screened porch. Priced
at $16.S00 for quick sale.
out Piney Branch I'd; left on OLE
ave. to 900 re CHEWING e1s Ha 1A'' wayne
BRICK RAMBLER
This Is the last showing Of this lovely
rambler in Burnt Mills section with
its spacious living room with fire.
place, family-size dining room
ultra modern kitchen, 2h baths
Out Colesville I'd. to Arlington drive
right to 500 Arlington dr..
NEW RAMBLER-$14,450
walls. tile bath, hardwood floors.
picture window in living room and
basement, equipped kitchen and a
E lot 50'x200'. Today's best new
Directions: From Hyattsville, out
Rhode Island ave. to Queensbury
rd.,. right on Queensbury I'd. to
49th ave. right on 49th ave. to
Oglethorpe I'd, right to house.
BRICK COLONIAL
Close to Silver Spring on large lot.
this spacious Colonial has 3 bed
rooms and bath on second floor;
large living room. dining room
kitchen with table space, pantry
and breakfast nook first floor
Recreation room and maids quarters
Out Ga. ave. to Plyers Mill I'd,
right to Amherst ave-, left to
1070S Amherst ave-.
THE TILLSON co.
REALTORS. JU. $4,000.
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All-Brick Bungalow
1923 VierS Mill Rd.
ROCKVILLE-S11,5
Approx $4,000 down. A corner home
SWaae and yiers Mid. large lot,
dining kitchen, two bedrooms and
bath Expandable attic. Basement.
Call MR.. TAYLOR.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC:-.-1520 K ST. NV.
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SLIGO PARK AREA
100 PARKSIDE RID, s. s.
decorated 3-bedrm
Colonial home with full bsmt. and
s garage on lovely corner lot, A
Directions: North on Piney Branch
I'd. to Parkside, right to Open
Sign. Call Mr.. Scott, 81. 4766.
LAUREL REALTY co.
S72O Flower Ave. g. s. III. $4,000
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Near st. Bernadette's
$4,000
5000 Cherry Tree Lane

Desirable Col. located on a Ice. land.
scaped corner lot In easy watkins
distance of parochial, public and
II. high schools, shop. and transp.
NV. rm. with p. din. rm., kit, side
porch, 2 lge. bedrms., l bath, full
Bladensburg I'd. (Four CornersS'
right to Whitestone, left to Cherry
Tree lane and open sign.
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DE LUKE RAMBLER

DE LUAE 1LAMbLEN
700 BAYFIELD, ST., Tx. PIX.
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
IA baths and full bsmt., cow. to
schools, transp. and shopping.
Directions: Out Piney Branch I'd.
to Old Bladensburg I'd. right to
Bayfield, st. and Open Sign. Call
Mrs, Seligmann, JU. S-325S.
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OPEN SUM-, l TO 5
CORNER BUNGALOW
1920 CAPITAL VIEW AVE, 8. Q.
bedrms and full bamt. on land
scaped corner lot. overlooking wood
land view. Bus at door. Directions:
Out Georgia ave. extended, to Semi
nary I'd, left to Capital View ave.
10. 4-I629,
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Silver Spring-$15,50O
1907 Brisbane St

Two-bedrm. brick COL; liv. rm., din,
rm., kit. l bath; full bsmt. with
clothes washer, dryer and extra
sink; level Anchor fenced lot; near
new parochial school.
70 reach: Out Ga. ave. past Forest
Gien rd; to- August dr., right on
hhugust 70 Brisbane st., right to
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Suitland, Md.
UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK
Most attrac. modernistic brick ram
bier, containing lge. liv.-din.. rm.
spacious den. fully equip. kit, util.
rm.. rear yard Anchor fenced; cow.
to schools. etc. Priced at $19,950.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
Wa. 5000 Realtor WA. 5000
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT

Much less than Reg. x requires down,
3.bedrm. Colonial, fully equipped;
ment. sep. din. rm.; cow. ioc
many extras. OWNER. 81. OS24
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PRICE REDUCED
1912 WOODSIDE PKWY.
Open Today l to Dark
M g SILVER IEEART1 sPRiNa sEGMT Ms:
Of this splendid home. Inspect
today without fail. Ali brick, center
hall 22-ft. liv rm., family sized
Space e measIn E' be Ssa dns sad
2 modern baths on 2nd f.; full
basement; semirec. rm.; all basement
noors asphalt time; maids room
and toilet; INV. oil heat; gear
garage; lovely wooded lot. Home in
splendid condition. Call US Ior
INTERPRETATIONS
Once open daily til 8; sun. 1 pm.
OPEN SUNDAY, Is
KENsINGTON EsTATES-Brick ram
Tfn.. cleo. kit. fun 6smt IT,. gas gas heat eat,
Ice. corner lot. Directions: Conn.
ave. to Knowles. ave. in Kensington,
rdl. left to 1O322 Summit.
4ETHESDA-1-y :-old brick rambler.
Lge. liv. rm:, picture window, firepl,
Ing spaee g sehdk se washer n with of a9
space, Diet. garage. lge. fenced lot;
ave. to Bank Of Bethesda. left on
Old GEORGETOWN I'd. approx. 8 mi.
70 Kingswood I'd. turn right 1
el0f RAS f 5shs k J. EYSea re- Go.
10 k-03kT To 1.01dA
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Burnt Mills Village-$34,5 500
425 Northwest DR..

De luxe brick and stone rambler;
center ent. hall. liv. rm. with beau
modern all-elec. kit with din. space
3 huge bedrms. with lge. closets, in
closed breezeway. gar. full bsmt.,
level lot.
To reach: Out 18th to Colesville I'd,
right on Colesville I'd. (past Burnt
left to house.
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Silver Spring-$18,250
94O3 MintWood st.
Near Franklin and
Flower AYES.

Charming new rambler, lge. liv. rm.
with ftp. and din. area, Gift. mod
ern kit. with table space and picture
window. 3 ,well-proportioned bed
rms. with lge. closets, tile bath,
bsmt., lge. lot; near new elementary
and ir. high; cow. to 8 buslines.
To reach: Out Piney Branch I'd. to
Flower ave-, left to Hamilton ave,
right to Mintwood, left to 940S; OF
out Colesyille I'd. to Franklin ave,
ilton ave-, left to Mintwood. lef,
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OPEN OZARK
Hillandale- $35, $50
10510 N. H. Ave.
Not Subject to Reg. X

De luxe brick and stone rambler
located on 2-acre lot near new ele.
mentary school; 25-ft. liv. rm. with
f.p., din. room, 20-ft. all-elec. kit
with din. area, 3 twin-siZed bed.
rms, 9 tiled baths, full bsmt. with
y bath and f.p.. gar. Vermont
slate roof.
To reach: Out New Hampshire ave
to Hillandale and Woodmoor open
sign at 10510.
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OUT OF THE CITY

VI iii VI
And yet only q few minutes from Dis
with Nv .rm., firepi.. din. rm.. modern
Kit, baths. full bsmt., lt.-in ga.
rage. screened porch and patio. on
corner lot, is, just exactly what you
nave been looking for. In charming
community. BROWN AGENCY. SH.
3497: George Sturm SH 3444-17
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RIJNGATOW

Lovely 2-bedroom bungalow with
large living room, kitchen with table
space. 2 fine panel rooms In base
ment; on large lot. Priced to sell
at S11,50O.
Out Viers Mill I'd. to Randolph st. al
shopping center left to Selfridge
left to 1919 Selfridee.
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

4-bedroom brick, with
beautiful kitchen for the housewife.
A large bsmt.. ideal for the hobby
lists. and large Handicapped, Anchor.
fenced lot for the Riddles. Conv. to
everything. Only SI5,95O with
81 00O down
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HOUSES SALE-MD fco..l

IN WOODED SECTION
OF Takoma Park. only l blk. from
EioWer and Piney Branch Shopping
ctr, Is this 4-bedrm., 2-fuil-bath
hh1me, With lily. rm., din. rm.. ige.
i k,t' 1Hl ipsnt.. On 200-ft; fenced
needed; S14 800. BROWN AGENCY
SD. 3444: George Sturm. SH. 3497.
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OANf OFHINlIS-ONLY YIE,yDU
NEW .2-BEDROOM RAMBLER
OF Allentown I'd. and MATS H. O.
Ha-acre tree shaded level lot. Spacious
rms. picture windows. all-elec. kit.
with bar. din. rm., tiled bath with
we'll built home in q lovely subur-
ban location. Mrs. Cox, LII. 2-SI36
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 1868.
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BRICK RAMBLER.

On spacious corner lot, this lovely
brick rambler of 3 bedrooms. living
room, dining area, kitchen and
bath on bus line is the perfect buy
of the week. Easy terms.
1927 Hathaway drive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Outdoor Conference
Set For May 1913
At Antioch College

A Conference on Outdoor Edu-
cation and School Camping wilt
be held on May Is, II and 18 in
Glen Helen, the 1000-acre proper
ty of Antioch College, at Yellow
Springs, Ohio.
School personnel, both teachers
and administrators, are particul-
arly welcome. These Conferences
have been held each May since
1949 for people interested in
utilizing the educational value of
the out-of-doors. The participants
spend the weekend in camp and
in the field, with naturalists, con-
Servationists and educators as re-
source people. In the area are the
Yellow Springs School Forest, the
College Farm, the wilderness in
Glen Helen, the scenic features of
Bryan State Park and Clifton
Gorge, and several camps.
Preceding the Conference there
will be a meeting of state and
school officials who are concerned
with planning for School Camp
ing. Some of these will remain
to report their views on the Con-
ference.
inquiries should be addressed to
DR.. Kenneth w. Hunt, Director
Glen Helen, Antioch College,
Yellow Spring, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Rockets Pile Up
81 Points In Classic
Continued from Page One)

(COHtlHueu lIOll TdSe OIiSl
Mile Run;-Schied, G; Kochens-
parger, PC, GLntsch, OH; Benko,
PC, 5:1O.3.
Discus; ;-Mylander, OH; Lucas. L;
Stellar, OH; Shupe, G., 116 fit 512
in.
Hi Jump; -Lemunyon, OH; Car
ter, PC; Mylander, OH; Lucas L
and Overmeyer, E; 5 ft 51a in.
$50 Relay;-Genoa Marsh, Hedge,
Doll and EverhardH; Port Clin-
ton; Lakeside; Oak Harbor; 1:4O.S
440 Dash: :-Shupe, G.; Hoover, O.
H.; Queer, G; E., 81 sec.
Broad Jump:-Trabbic, OH; Wood
man, PC; Queer, G; Hoover, OH;
18 # 312.
12O Low Hurdle: ::-Bashore, PC;
Douglas, OH: Lemunyon, OH; En-
derle, PC; 14-5.
$50 Yd Rum n:-Branum, L; Madi-
son, OH; Walterchied, G; Johnson,
PC, 2:O3.6.
22O Yd Dash:-Woodman, PC;
Smith, E; Marsh, G; Hedge, G;
PAL sec.
Mile Relay:-Genoa Everhard
Doll, Queer, Shupe); Oak Harbor;
Lakeside; Port Clinton; 3:50.5.
Officials:-Starter, Sam Moneta;
Referee, Ray Whitaker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Over 60 Boats
To Enter Mills
Trophy Race In June

The Annual Mills Trophy Race,
scheduled this year for June 2l
and June %, will be the biggest
ever, Commodore E. B. Gillette,
MD, said today.
Over 60 boats are expected to
participate. This Annual Lake
Erie deep water racing feature
compares favorably with the st.
Petersburg Havana Race, in which
"A boats were entered this year
and the Miami-Nassau Race in
which 13 boats were raced, Com
modore Gillette said.
This race will be held over a
triangular course of approximate
ly 65 Nautical Miles from Toledo
Harbor Light; to Detroit River
Light; to Put-In-Bay returning to
the finishing line at Toledo Har-
Dor Light. After heated dis
cussion, the Race Committee has
decided to use the same rules
as we're in effect in 1851 which
were very satisfactory. The race
is divided into different classes
in order that all boats have a
fair opportunity to compete for
the IL Trophies.
Entries are expected from;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Deer Population
Growing In South O.

The center of population of
Ohio's deer heard appeared to be
shifting southwark according to
the results of a new deer census
method that is being tried by
the Division of Wiidlife. More and
more southern Ohio counties are
appearing in the list of top deer
counties of the state.
This new method which is still
in the experimental stage, bases
estimates of the deer population
on the number of deer killed on
the highway in relation to the
amount of travel in a county. 1t
assumes that deer are equally
vulnerable to a given amount Of
travel pressure, and the higher
the deer population the higher the
highway kill will be.
Northeastern Ohio has had the
heavy concentrations of deer in
the past, but with thousands of
acres OF woods and brush IN south
ern Ohio available as deer range,
deer populations are building up
in this area. This apparent dis
agreement with the results of the
recently completed aerial deer
srrvey may be due to several
factors. First northern Ohio has
more snowfall and more deer may
have been seen there because more
time was spent in censusing them
Also, southern Ohio with its ex
tensive forests is more difficult
to survey Finally census opera
tions were conducted from ;
northern Ohio base, and Otter
there was an interval of one Of
two days between reports of ;
census snow" and the actual cen
sus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16

this year.
Clyde and Oak Harbor, who have
dominated the B division for the
past seven years, are also con-
sidered favorites to battle for this
years winning trophy.
Muellich Urges all coaches to
have their entries in no later than
Monday morning The games COM
mittee expects to meet Thursday
night at 7:3O pm. to set up heats
and draw for lanes.
The university also will handle
the district tennis tournament,
starting at $50 am. Friday. Draw
ings are slated for 9 o'clock, ac-
cording to Don Cunningham, meet
director.
New champions will be crowned
in both the singles and doubles.
The 1851 champions, Walter Mil
bourne of DeVilbiss and Bill
Reale and Fritz Haring of Mans
field, graduated last June.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Awards Given At
Standard Bowlers'
Banquet Friday

The Standard Products Women's
Bowling League held their banquet
last Friday evening at Canby's
Inn The trophys and prize money
were handed out at this time
Individual trophies and pins were
given to the winning team whose
members are Marietta Hanck, Mar
iorie Lentz, Mildrer Deepen, Ann
Mezla and Helen Hetrick.
Janis Lambert received trophies
for Individual High Three games,
Individual High Single game and
for High Average.
Nora Westphal received pins
for Second High Average, Second
High Series and for Second High
Single game.
Lillian Nehls received a pin for
third High Average.
Marietta Hanck received a pin
for third High Series and Helen
Hetrick received a pin for third
High Single game.
Nora Westphal, Marietta Hanck,
Lucille Fitz and Regina Gumb re-
ceived prizes for perfect attend
ance.
Used Breakfast Sets. $40 up. Mul
Imam nak L,rbor Id%l
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
q, H. RE-CAPTURES COUNTY TRACK TITLE
OAK HARBOR, CLYDE TRACKMEN
FAVORED IN NORTHWESTERN Ohio
MEET AT BOWLING Green

Lima Central in Class A and
Clyde in Class B will be defend
ing champions at the 9th annual
Northwestern Ohio high school
district track and field meet Fri
day and Saturday at Bowling
Green State University.
Last year over ATS athletes from
81 Class A and II Glass B schools
participated in the 14-event pro-
gram. Meet director George Muel-
Itch expects another record re-
presentation this year.
Preliminaries are scheduled for
Friday afternoon, starting at 1:30
pm. while the finals in three field
events-broad jump, shot put and
discus-get underway at Loo pm.
Finals in other events start at
1:3O p. m. Saturday.
In taking the A crown last
year, Lima Central broke a 25-
year hold that Toledo schools
maintained in the district meet.
The Dragons and Toledo De-
Vilbiss, runner-up last year, are
considered top contenders again
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
R0SEN OFF TO
BEST START OF
HIS CAREER

Of course he can't do it alone
but if any member of the Cleve-
land Indians is going to take the
lead in perking up the Tribes
sporadic offense, it looks like it
would be their young Jewish slug
ger, AL Rosen.
Off to the best start of his ma
jor league career, the husky third
baseman was hitting .348 after
more than two weeks of play and
was leading the American League
in runs batted in and. bases. on
balls. In the all-important home
run department., Rosen was the
best in either league with total
of 6. in his first Ia games.
Hitting homers is, of course,
nothing new for Rosen. AS the
first freshman to lead the junior
circuit since 1915, he piled up an
aggregate of 81 just two seasons
back. However, his pace of that
record breaking summer was far
short of his current gait. 1t wasn't
until the 18th of May that he cor
rallied number six that year, so
at the present time, he's running
better than ten days ahead of him
self.
However, it's his batting average
more than anything else that has
manager Al Lopez smiling quietly
despite a general team slump. For
several years Cleveland officials
have hoped that Rosen might rise
to the 800 level that he'd main
tanned throughout sensational car
eer in the minors. But it wasn't un-
til last winter that the 81 year
old athlete made an adjustment
which may boost him to his right
full place among the leagues all
stars.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
Oak Harbor High
Defeat Fremont

Oak Harbor High Schools Ten
mis- team defeated the high
geared Fremont Ross squad at
Roger w. Young Park last week,
4 to 2.
The results were:
Singles
Lonny Price (Ross) defeated
Mel Hoover, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.
Gil Ravas (OH defeated Bud
Cross, 60, 60.
Jim Douglas (OD defeated
Bob Lucas, so, 60
Ken Apling (OD defeated
Tom Kirsch, ga, 6-2.
Doubles
Jack Baron and Dick Garcia
Ross) defeated Hoover an j
Ravas, Ga, 6-2.
Douglas and Apling (OH) de.
feated Ted Houghtaling and
Louis Lorenzen, 6-3, 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-05-16
TED MACK AT TOLEDO ARENA
SATURDAY, MAY " BENEFIT

Ted Mack, who has started scor
res of today's top people in the
entertainment world on the road
to fame and success, will offer the
same opportunity to some talented
person from this area when he
brings his big Amateurs on Tour
show to Toledo Sports Arena on
Saturday, May II.
Some 20 acts which survive au
dition now in progress will appear
on the show with Ted and his
touring unit.
Ted Mack is especially we'll
known in Toledo where, nearly 20
years ago, he was master of cere-
monies at the Paramount Theater
His appearance, May II, is for the
benefit of ParkvieW Hospital