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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
LAKESIDE SETS
SCHOOL RECORD

Lakeside'S Stonecrushers set a
new school record in scoring Fri
day night when they went on a
rampage and smothered the Wis
iting Genoa five, 95 to 48 in the
final Sandusky Bay Conference
game for both teams.
Center Clarence Lucas had 81
points to lead the victors while
forwards Ronnie Merckens and
Ronnie Harger each had 16 and
guard Eddie Oglesbee tailed Is.
Lakeside finished the SBC sea-
son with two wins and five losses
while Genoa had no wins in
league competition. Lakeside and
Genoa meet again this Friday
evening, having drawn each other
for the opening round of the OF
tawa County tournament being
staged in the Port Clinton High
School auditorium this weekend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
Macko Trains
With Cleveland

Joe Macko, Port Clinton's big
league baseball star, is now with
the Cleveland Indians at their
farm training camp in Daytona
Beach, Florida, where he and Bill
Glynn are waging a battle to un-
seat Luke Easter as the Indians
first baSeman.
Macko had slight advantage
during the opening days of the
training camp, as Glynn suffered
sprained ankle while in training
at his home.
Other Indian stars who re get
ting into better condition in Flor
ida are Harry Simpson, Doug
Hansen, AL Rosen, Bob Hooper
Wally Westlake. Bob Kennedy
jim Lemon, AL Aber, Mike Lutz
Sam Jones, Bob Chakales, Dick
Aylward and Ray NarleSki.
Macko, Hansen, Lemon, Aber
Lutz and Aylward are cons;decec
hot rookie prospects as they have
been promoted from top farm
clubs operated by the Indians Of
are returning after Army service
Macko, along with the other tor
prospects, will also attend the In
dians big training camp which
opens later this month in TuScon
Arizona.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
HOUSE LEAGUE

Bob Lorensen and Dick Selgo
were in top form Monday evening
as they paced the House League
boWlers. LorenSen took top hon
ors both in series and single game
scores. His 256 was best single
game and he added scores of go
and 1872 for big 668. Selgo took
runner-up honors in both divi-
sions with d 245 single and 665
series. Dick opened with a 1873
and had a 237 in his second game.
Other good scores rolled in the
House League included: Forrest
Gardner, 204 and 203; Andy Mi
gala, 206; Marvin Lundgard, 226;
Lou Engler, 209; Wilbur Gill, 2O2:
Dick Rice, 212; Ralph Wedekind,
208; Guy Lotridge, 231; Rich Jo-
hansen, 204; and John Liptok,
212.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
REDSKINS PLAY
ROSS NEXT WE'D.

Port Clinton'S Redskins had lit
tie luck in drawings for the Class
A basketball tournament in San
dusky Junior High School Satur-
day forenoon They drew one of
the areas tougher teams and will
meet Fremont Ross at Z o'clock
next Wednesday evening in the
Sandusky Junior High auditorium.
In the opening game of the tour
nament, Tiffin c. lum b n will
play the Norwalk Truckers at Z
o'clock Monday evening. Both
Sandusky squads will be in action
Tuesday night. St. Mary's meets
Bellevue at 7 that evening while
Tiffin Calvert plays the Sandusky
Blue Streaks at 8:45. The Blue
Streaks were top-seeded in the
drawings.
Willard, which boasts of the
areas top scorer in ]. C. "Bevo"
Miller. will meet the winner of
the Norwalk-T -Tiffin Columbian game
at 8:45 Wednesday evening, after
the Port Clinton-Fremont Ross
battle.
Semi-finals will be played Thurs
day night, Feb 26, while the finals
are scheduled for Saturday night,
Feb. %. The champion team ad-
vances to the district tournament
to be played in Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
Bellevue Redrr1en
Lose To Bucyrus

Bellevue's Red men were "off"
Friday night when they hit only 10
percent from the field and alb.
sorbed their second Northern Ohio
League defeat, 67 to SO, from
visiting Bucyrus. The Redmen
connected on only 18 field goals
of 80 attempts.
Bucyrus capitalized on its adj
vantages at the foul stripe, gett-
ing % points on 40 tries while
Bellevue made II of % foul shots.
Glen Butterman, Bucyrus center
took scoring honors with 18 points
while his teammate, Dan Bum
stead had IL. For Bellevue, Jim
Windsor scored IA points.
Bellevue's loss and Upper San
dusky's victory over Shelby scram-
bled the Northern Ohio League
standings into a four way tie for
first place. Bellevue, Shelby, Upper
Sandusky and Bucyrus each have
three wins and two setbacks and
this is the last week of competi
ton.
This Friday evening, Upper Saf
dusky travels to Bellevue for {
game which will eliminate the
loser for title contention.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
REDSKINS PLAY final CAME OF
SEASON AT CALVERT TONIGHT
BY JIM RUDDocK

Port Clinton's Redskins travel
to Tiffin this Friday evening
where they will end their regu-
lar season at Calvert. The Red
skins hit the tournament trail next
week, meeting Fremont Ross in
the Class A event at Sandusky
High School.
Trailing by only seven point at
the half, "a to 27, Port Clinton
again blew up in the third quar-
ter Saturday night as the visiting
Maumee five defeated the Red
skins, 80 to sc.
Tall, lanky Eugene Curtis was
the big gun for Maumee and he
ended up the evening with 81
points. He was so tall that he
didn't even have to jump for the
rebounds.
Maumee used an unorthodox
style while we were shooting our
foul shots. They stationed two
men down under their bucket
This strategy did not work out
too we'll as Coach doc" Wenzel
assigned two guards to these pot.
hangers and as result, they
might as well have stayed where
they belonged.
In the first half, it was the
driving and shooting of Ken Nc
Atee, Danny Behrman and Bill
Jacobs which kept Port Clinton
neck and neck with Maumee. Bot
Carter and AL Woodman did some
nice rebounding for P. c., but a.
in almost all the games this year
their opponents were just too tall
Jacobs was top scorer for Por
Clinton, getting Is points. Behr
man and McAtee were close be
hind with 13 points each.
In The preliminary game, the
reserves blew a II point lead a
the start of the third quarter anc
went down to defeat 50 to SO
Bob Wood was high for P. C. will
18 points and Alan Jensen wa
next with II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
ST. MARY'S WINS
LEAGUE CROWN

There was hot time in the old
town of Sandusky Friday night
and most of the celebration was in
honor of st. Mary's Panthers who
earlier in the evening had defeat
cd the Elmore Bulldogs, IS to 43,
thus ending the Sandusky Bay
Conference season with perfect
record of seven consecutive vic
tories. Clyde placed as runner-up
with six wins and one defeat.
Returning from Elmore, the
victorious cagers were met at
the Sandusky c:v limits by city
police, state patrol, sheriff's de-
partment and fire department
cars, which escorted the bus and
caravan through the city to the
school.
The Sanduskians narrowly miss
ed setting an all-time ST. Mary'S
scoring mark at Flmore The 35
point total is their school record
1t was set in tht 1950-51 season
and tied earlier this year in the
Genoa game.
ayne Miller, Sandusky center
paced his team with Is points but
all II Panthers broke into the
scoring column. Blttner was tor
scorer for Elmorc, getting II
points.
Coach Lee Zierolf and his Pan
theirs were trying for, a new
school record in the last few sec
onds of the game, but Rowe's fl
nal second long shot failed tc
split the net.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
Willard eager
Scores 81 Points

J. C. "Bevo" Miller, Wizards
high scoring cage star, broke his
own mark Friday night when he
poured in 81 points to lead his
team to an 83 to "A victory over
the visiting Norwalk Truckers in
a Northern Ohio League game.
A big first quarter squirt en-
abled Willard to sew up the de-
cision, as Norwalk fought back to
outscore the host cagers Sc to So
in the other three periods. Miller
scored % field goals and seven
free throws during the evening.
Sharwick with 20 points and OIL
cott with 19 set the pace for Nor
walk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
ROCKETS LOSE
IN HECTIC TILT

In one of the most hectic games
of the season, Woodville's War
riors eked out $3.50 win over
the visiting Oak Harbor Rockets
Friday evening and Rocket Coach
John Erwin probably will have
Nightmares about the. game for
many moon. 1t was the 18th win
of the season for Coach Bill Het-
rick's Warriors, Wood County
champs with a 15-3 record.
With the score tied at 50-all in
the last few seconds, officials
Baron and Schultz called a jump
ball near mid-court. Woodville's
tall center, Little, controlled the
tip to Dick Busdiecker who drove
down court under the basket,
where a foul was called against
an Oak Harbor player
Coach Erwin protested vigor-
ously and technical foul was
called against another of his
Rockets, when the player slammed
the ball down too hard for the
officials satisfaction. This gave
Busdiecker a total of three free
throws and he converted two.
Woodville's jim Owens added an
other free throw as the game
ended.
In the preliminary contest, the
Oak Harbor Reserves won anoth-
er thrilling game, 38 to 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
TOLEDO MERCS
MEET TROY SAT,

When the Toledo Mercurys face
Grand Rapids on the Sports Arena
ice this Saturday night (21sD they
will start the last two weeks drive
to finish in second place in the
International Hockey League stand
ings.
And Coach Doug McCaig be-
lieves that his present Mercury
lineup is strong enough not only to
finish ahead of the Troy Bruins,
but also sweep on to victory in
the playoffs which will be staged
after the close of the regular sea-
son on March z.
In the past three weeks, McCaig
has strengthened two of his three
forward lines by the addition of
Red Mitchell, center on the first
line with Johnny Kovich and Jim
Cunningham, and Joe Carveth,
National League vetesan, at right
wing on the third line with Chuck
Wood and Billy Lynn.
These additions have put those
two lines on a par with the Dick
Pontarollo = Bob Palmer - Billy
Booth combination which has been
the most effective scoring line for
the Merks all season.
Saturday nights game with Grand
Rapids doesn't figure to be an easy
one for the Merks, however. The
Rockets have been playing great
hockey the past few weeks and
appear firmly entrenched in fourth
place and a place in the playoffs.
Following the Grand Rapids
game, the Milwaukee Chiefs come
to the Sports Arena next Wednes-
day. Milwaukee, too, has been
making great many changes and
will be tougher TIM it was earlier
in the season. Milwaukee's most
recent addition was Jim Olinski
Toledo defenSeman, who went to
the Chiefs when Carveth was sign
ed.
1t isn't very often that the com
missioner of the National Boxing
Association will give unqualified
praise to boxer.
But that is the case of Billy
Gillian, the Orange, N. ]. heavy
weight contender, who meets Har-
old Johnson, the No. light heavy
weight contender, at the Sports
Arena, Saturday Feb. %.
Abe Greene, commissioner OF
the NBA, told Sam Youngheart
chairman of the Toledo Boxing
Commission, that Gillian was ready
and able to step into the ring with
anybody in the world today.
Greene, long with lot of others,
thought Gillian should have been
given the decision over Rocky
Marciano in a bout held in Brock
ton Mass, last year. Gillian lost
on split decision.
Tickets are priced at $1.50, So
and SIS, including tax, and are now
on sale at the Sports Arena and
B. r. Bakers in Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
Mulcahy PAGES
Eagle Bowlers

D. K. Mulcahy in singles and
Lester Short-Harry Winnie in dou-
bles led Port Clinton Eagles in
their state bowling tournament
last weekend at the Shamrock
Recreation alleys in Springfield
and should place in the money
when winners are announced
March 8.
Mulcahy had games of 229 and
222 in his 573 actual pins. With
his "a handicap, Mulcahy finished
with big 657 total.
Short and Winnie hit 1922 in
their doubles effort with Short
getting GIT and Winnie, 6O5, in,
Guiding their handicaps.
Mulcahy, Short, Winnie, Jim
Stephens and Mervin Meachen
formed Team No. 2 which fin.
ished with 2751. Team No. 1,
composed of Roger Kinney
Wayne Howell, Bob Colston, Vic
tor Hrivnak and Ralph Knodel,
finished with 2661.
In the singles competition, Jim
Stephens ended in second place
among the local Eagles with his
SIG. Meachen had 564; Knodel
544; Howell, 522; short, $40; Kin.
ney, Sis; Winnie, 5O4; Hrivnak,
495; and Colston, 41O.
Other doubles scores were as
follows: Howell and Mulcahy
1176; Colston and Hrivnak, 1896;
Knodel and Stephens, 1896, and
Kinney and Meachen, 984.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
Cletnons Wins In
Indiana Shoot

Elmer Clemons, East Perry
Street, one of Ohio's outstanding
trap shooters, was a big winner
Feb. 7-8 in the Orleans, Indiana,
live pigeon shoot. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Clemons, and they
stayed at Bedford, Indiana.
During the first days shoot,
Clemons tied for first place by
getting % of 25 birds. He was
the only markSmen of 80 COM
peting to kill his first ten con-
secutive birds. In the second days
event, Clemons also killed % of
25 birds and tied for second
place.
Indiana, Wisconsin, Pennsylva-
MIA and Nevada are among the
states which permit live bird
shooting. Clemons has competed
in many events in these states and
also has competed in the interna-
tional shoot in France.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
County Entries
Low In League

Sandusky st. Mary's Panthers
ended the season undefeated in
league play at Elmore Friday
night and are Sandusky Bay Con
ference titlists for the year. Coach
Lee Zierolf's cagers won all sew
en- games.
Clyde's Flyers were runnerS-up
with six wins and one defeat. Glib
sonburg's Golden Bears placed
third while Fremont st. Joseph's
were fourth. Ottawa County en-
tries all were in the second divi
sion.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
U. S. GYPSUM LEAGUE

Paul Hatchet's 596 series and
Charles Ruddock's 215 single game
took top honors in the us. Gyp-
sum League Friday night, although
Forrest Gardner's 595 series and
Mike Kolinko's 212 single game
were close behind.
Stan Kowalczk, Jr., had 563
series and other leading bowlers
included Ruddock's 562, Kolinko's S
548; Wayne HowelIs $40; Wilbur
Sessler's 528 and Alvin Meacham's S
513. Bud Fitzthum had a 210
game, while Sessler had a 2O3,
Pachet a 202, Gardner had games
of 201 and 200 and Kowalczk, a
200, in their series.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
LEAGUE

Bill Taylor'S GIG, including
games of 245, 2O2 and 172. led
his Vita-Boy Chips to four-point
win over Celotex Keglers in the
Community Loop this week. Youth
full Ronnie Blasingame came
through with a good 588 series
and Howard Ellithorpe had $50 to
aid in the sweep.
Dick Selgo's 623 was best series
in the Community League. He
bowled consistent games of 200
223 and 200 Taylor's 245 was best
single game score.
Other top Community scorers were
Tom, Patchett, 207 and 202; a.
Grover, 211; Paul Balangue, 208
Melvin Arft, 200; Rod Granstaff
214; Don Stevens 211; Ellithorpe
225; Blasingame, 215; Paul Wells
218; Roger Markley, 201 Bob Lor
ensen, 200 and Stetler. 201.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20

Most of us knew the stream
liner stopped about four miles
from town last Thursday - but
we didn't know lOhy -.
Seems the train was hurrying
along, then came the screeching
of brakes - some fellow had
pulled the Emergency Stop cord.
When the conductor asked him
why he did it, he said, 'The train
was just going too fast-I wanted
to get you to slow down."
From where l sit, that stream
liner has been going at that
speed for the past seven years
with perfect safety record and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
STANDARD GIRLS

Lillian Nehls bowled games of
III, 180 and 157 for a big SOB
series in the Standard Products
Women's League Thursday night.
Arlene Krohe hit 179 for runner
up spot and other good scores we're
bowled by Marie Cernek, ITS;
Regina Gumb, 169, ITO; Muretta
Hanck, I'll, 176; Jennie Chaffin,
176; Lucille Fitz, 178 and w.
Kozoil, 167.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-20
Plan Pin Tourney
At Clay Center

With $10O first place money
guaranteed, the fifth annual Mems
Doubles tournament is now under
way in the Clay Center Alleys.
Lloyd Novotny is in charge and
entries may be mailed to him at
Clay Center.
The tournament started Janu.
ary 20 and will end March 16. Two
shifts will bowl week nights at G
and 9. Saturday shifts are Sched-
uled for 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 while
Sunday shifts are on the line at
4:30, $50 and $50.