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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
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ton, and attended the parish
school and high school there. He
studied at Canisius college in Buff
falo, N. Y, before entering st.
Mary's Seminary in Cleveland.
Father Brand was ordained by
the late Bishop Farrelly in Cleve-
land, May II, 1913. His first ap-
pointment was to st. Peters par
ish in Cleveland. He went to st.
Peters parish, Mansfield, in Aug
ust, 1913. After serving st. Pc
ter's and at the same time serv-
ing at chaplain at the Ohio State
Reformatory for 7A years, he
was transferred to st. Sebastian
church in Bismarck in December
of 1920.
From Bismarck he came to Port
Clinton, where he has been since
July Is, 1927.
Coming here for the celebration
will be priests from most towns
and cities in northwestern Ohio,
with many former members of the
parish also making plans to attend
the celebration.
Until just recently, the Rev.
Brand carried on the complete
work of the parish without assist
ance. Four years ago, Bishop Karl
Alter, realizing the tremendous
growth in the church's member
ship, sent the Rev. FIR. Paul Muel-
ler as an assistant to Father
Brand. In May of this year, Father
Mueller was transferred to Upper
Sandusky, and the Rev. FIR. Earl
Schmit was appointed adjutor OF
the local church to further lift
the heavy load under which the
Rev. Brand had toiled for SO many
years.
Civic and religious leaders ol
the community and area will join
with the parishioners in paying
tribute to those years of faithful
service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
CITY SUES AIR
TOURS FOR rent

In two causes filed in Common
Pleas Court last week, the City of
Port Clinton has sued Air Tours,
Inc, Peninsular Airways, and
Milton Hersberger to collect back
rents and to regain possession of
the Port Clinton Municipal Air
port.
Filing the causes was Atty.
John Morton, assistant city Solici-
tor in airport matters.
In the first cause, the city
seeks recovery of real property
at the airport and claims the de-
fendant unlawfully has kept the
city from possession of its airport
property since July, 1947.
In the second cause, the city
seeks $4,000 for rents, issues and
profits, and from damages due for
Withholding the property.
Pending in the district Appel
late Court, Toledo, is an appeals
action filed by Mr.. Hersberger
against Port Clinton. This action
was taken after Judge Ralph Su-
grue, Tiffin, sitting by assignment
in the local courts, ruled against
Mr.. Hersberger's Air Tours and
said the original contract was in
valid.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
LAKESIDE WOMEN'S CLUBS Open
CONVENTION NEXT WEDNESDAY

Fifty-ninth annual convention of
the Lakeside Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs will be held in Lake
side next Wednesday and Thurs
day, July Is and 16. Nearly 500
delegates and club women from
the Federation's 20 member clubs
will attend.
Program for the two-day con-
vention, as announced by Mrs.
William R. Brown of Lakeside,
Federation president, follows:
Wednesday, July IS
Morning-Invocation, Rev. How
ard Hilberry, Lakeside; Prayer
solo, Mrs. L. G.. Miller, Port Clin-
ton; Pledge of Allegiance, Mrs.
Leonard G. Won Thron, Port Clin-
ton; Welcome, DR.. H. J. Thomp-
son, general manager of Lakeside:
Response, Mrs. Ralph Garnhart.
Milan; Presentation of Program,
Mrs. H. J. Thompson, Lakeside;
Presidents Message, Mrs. William
R. Brown; Reports of Clubs; Ap-
pointment of Committees; and
Address, Program Planning
Mrs. Neil S. Jones, Milan, chair
man of Program Planning Depart
ment, Ohio Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs.
Afternoon-Organ music, Mrs.
Howard Smith, Lakewood; Assem-
bly, singing, led by Mrs. M. B.
Lynn, Tiffin; Address, "Econimic
Security Was Not Enough-The
Story of Zoar," DR.. Roy L. Smith,
La Jolla, Calf; Reading, Mrs. Rob
ert E. Ernst, Port Clinton; and Ad-
dress, Lets Make the United
Nations More Effective" Robert
Franklin of the Toledo Public Lii.
brary.
A reception and tea at the Lake.
side Women's Club will follow the
afternoon session Members of the
Milan Travel Club, with Mrs
Ralph Garnhart as chairman, will
be hOSteSSeS.
Following the reception, mem
bers of the Past-Presidents' Asso'
citation will hold their annual din
ner at Hotel Lakeside. Mrs. Allen
Shepherd, Sandusky, is president
Of the Past Presidents.
Evening - "Backstage at the
Met" by Helen Jepson.
Thursday, July 16
Morning-Meditation, Mrs. H. ]
Thompson, Lakeside; Address
"The Ohio Woman and Her Club,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
MARINES ARRIVE
AT PERRY FOR
RIFLE MATCHES

The Marines landed at Camp
Perry Monday, the first of nearly
$50 who will be at the state res
ervation this summer for the Ma
tional Rifle and Pistol Matches.
Colonel Noah j. Rodeheffer Of
Troop Training Unit Liant (Atlan-
tic), Newport, Rhode Island. who
will serve as executive officer for
the 1853 matches; Major G. E.
Leipzig of the Naval ROTC, Uni
versity of Washington, Seattle,
who will be statistical director,
and Captain William w. Lotz of
End Marine Division Headquarters,
Camp LeJeune, North Carolina,
who will be match adjutant, were
the first arrivals.
Major Leipzig and Captain Lott
brought their families, who will
also spend the summer months at
Camp Perry, and Colonel Rode
heffer's family is expected later
this month.
Major General Merritt "A. Ed
son, Retired, Washington, D. c., is
expected July % for a short visit.
He is executive director of the
National Rifle Association, spon-
sor of this years matches which
will have by far the biggest entry
since before the war.
On August l, an advance detail
OF 200 Marines will arrive at Camp
Perry from Camp LeJeune, North
Carolina. On August 10, $50 other
Marine enlisted men and officers
are due here to serve as scorers
and work troops during the match
es. On the same day, 80 Marine
marksmen who will be on the Ma
rine rifle and pistol teams, are
due from Paris Island, South
Carolina.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
PLAN Benefit
FOR PURCHASE
OF RESCUE CAR

With all proceeds to be used for
the purchase of a new rescue car
for Port Clinton, the Volunteer Fire
Department will sponsor this years
appearance of the Preston, On
tario, Scout House Bugle Band
and Cochran's Majorettes of this
city in the Athletic Field at 8:15
Friday evening, July 81.
This is the third consecutive year
the Preston Scouts have visited
Ohio. They are national marching
champs of Canada. The group con-
sists of SO boys from 16 to % years
of age, wearing the traditional
shorts trousers, short sleeved
shirts and marching in the strictly
British style.
Scout House Bugle Band has
won almost every competition in
Canada as well as numerous honors
here in Ohio.
Co-starring with the visiting
boys will be Cochran's Majorettes
showing their years of training by
precision drill, baton twirling and
Swiss flag swinging.
Aged 8 to Is, the Majorettes
have been performing as a unit for
five years. They have won % tro-
phies and now hold the Junior
Corps state championship title,
won in last years American Legion
state convention parade in Colum-
bus.
The Majorettes appeared at the
Waterloo, Ontario, band festival
last month and have also been in
vited to participate in Macy's an
nual Thanksgiving Day parade in
New York City. They will appear
in nearly 25 parades this summer
besides participating twice weekly
during which they march over two
miles in each practice.
During the local show, each unit
will form on the field and put on
its own show, after which the two
groups will combine for specialties.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
five HURT IN
SUNDAY WRECK

Despite continuous traffic over
the weekend, only one serious ac-
cident was reported in Ottawa
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Antkow-
lax, 3311 jeanette Street, Toledo,
and their three children, Robert.
31a, David, 2 1/2, and Donna Mae,
1, were taken to st. Vincent's
Hospital in Toledo via Robinson's
ambulance Sunday forenoon fol-
lowing an accident in Route 1853,
three miles west of Oak Harbor.
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick
said Antkowiak lost control of his
car when it skidded during a rain
storm on the rough road, crashed
into telephone pole and over
turned. The 1853 auto was nearly
demolished.
Only occupant not injured was
Joseph Jankowski, Toledo, a
brother-in-law of the driver. The
Toledoans were enroute to East
Harbor State Park for a picnic
when the accident occurred. Most
of those injured were treated for
cuts and bruises, and minor frac.
lures.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
MALE CHORUS TO
BE AT LAKESIDE

Concert by the Cleveland Male
Chorus, under the direction Of
William Albert Hughes, is sched-
uled for Saturday evening, July
IL, in Hoover Auditorium, Lake
side.
DR.. William E. Stephenson, pres
ident of Oberlin College, will ad-
dress the Lakeside Bible Class
Sunday morning. DR.. Roy L.
Smith, La Jolla, Calf, will speak
at morning services and will give
an illustrated lecture, Lake Erie
Vacationland," Sunday evening.
An afternoon concert by the Nc
Comb High School Band also IS
planned.
Lakeside's chautauqua program
for the coming week follows: Mon
day-Illustrated lecture, Hawaii
The Showcase of Democracy"
DR.. Roy L. Smith; Tuesday-Con-
cert, the Karamu Singers of Cleve-
land; Wednesday-"Bac at
the Met" Helen Jepson; Thursday
ILLUSTRATED lecture, "At the
Crossroads of the Pacific" DR..
Roy L. Smith; Friday-Motion pic
ture, cts a Big Country" and
Saturday-Concert, the Cleveland
Woman's Orchestra.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
BABY browns IN
HARbOR DURING
VACATION VISIT

Two-year-old Godfrey Andrews,
Ann Arbor, Michigan, was drowned
shortly before noon Friday when
he apparently fell from a nearby
dock while vacationing with his
parents at the West Harbor sum-
mer home of his grandfather,
Theodore Hoeflinger, Toledo flu
neral home owner.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis An
drews, Jr., of 2611 Frieze Avenue,
Ann ,Arbor, the baby came up
missing at 11:45. Relatives and
neighbors joined in a search of the
West Harbor area, near Saylor's
Inn.
Albert Gladieux, neighbor, dis
covered the unconscious child in
four feet of water. 1t was thought
the child had wandered out on a
dock and fell into the harbor. He
had been in the water about Is
minutes when found.
Artificial respiration was ap-
piled and the Port Clinton Police
Department rushed its resuscitator
to the scene. Godfrey was brought
TO Magruder Memorial Hospital,
via Neidecker's ambulance, with
the resuscitator being continued in
operation throughout the trip.
DR.. R. R. Semon, county coroner,
said the child was dead on arrival
at the hospital and returned a
verdict of accidental death.
Geoffrey's death was the sixth
by drowning in Ottawa County this
year, believed to be near the
record. His body was taken to the
funeral home of his grandfather,
Theodore Hoeflinger in Toledo,
where services were to be held.
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick
Investigated the tragedy and aided
in the futile attempts to save the
little boy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
HEL|C0PTERS TO
OPERATE HERE
UNDER new Plan

Possibility that Port Clinton will
be included in regular mail, cargo
and passenger helicopter service
between the Port Clinton Munich
pal and Cleveland-Hopkins air.
ports was seen this week, follow
ing announcement that the Cleve-
land Airways, Inc, is filing an
application with the Civil Aero
nautics Board in Washington for
authority to establish the hell
copter service between communi-
ties within a radius of approx
mately rs miles of Cleveland.
Under present plans, Port Clin-
ton would be included in route
with Lorain, Sandusky, Fremont,
Fostoria, Findlay, Tiffin, Nor
walk, Elyria and Cleveland-Hop-
kins airport.
Three other routes also are
planned. With Akron-Canton Air
port as terminal, one route would
include Dover, Canton, New Phil
adelphia, Coshocton, Mount Yer
non, Marion, Bucyrus, Gallon,
Mansfield, Ashland, Wooster and
Orrville.
Another route would include
Massillon, Canton, Alliance, Sal
EN-, Youngstown, Hubbard, Niles,
Youngstown Airport, Warren, Ra-
VIENNA, Kent and the terminal at
Akron-Canton Airport.
The fourth route would include
service between Cleveland Lake.
front Municipal Airport and Eu.
cid, Willoughby, Painesville, Ge-
neva, AShtabula and Conneaut, the
terminal point.
Kenyon C. Bolton president of
the Cleveland Airways, states:
cat the outset, we propose hell
copter air mail service between
communities on the authorized
routes. We hope subsequently to
offer air cergo and passenger ser
vices. Those services, however,
relate directly to the capacity of
available equipment"
eff the CAB acts favorably on
our application, we are prepared
to move Immediately to obtain
Continued Page 2, Col y
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10

Mrs. Walter Hagee, Lakewood,
president of the Ohio Federation
of Women's Clubs; Address, 'The
American Home - Our Greatest
Asset" Mrs. Carl Swanbeck, HUI
ron, chairman of the American
Home Department, General Fed
Grafton; A d dress, unfinished
Business-The Child and His Flu
ture," Gordon Jeffery, Toledo;
reports of officers and commit
tees: election of officers.
Afternoon-Annual luncheon at
Hotel Lakeside. Choral invocation.
Mrs. Mae Brigance Gill, Port Clin.
ton; and book review, Alice E.
Huebner, department of English,
Toledo University. Members of
Lakeside Clubs, with Mrs. Rodney
Darby as chairman, will be hos
teSseS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
SIX ARE HURT IN
MONDAY WRECKS

Six persons were injured in two
separate auto accidents late Mon
day but only four required emer-
gency treatment at Magruder Me-
mortal Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max T. Clifton,
Greenburg, Indiana, who were en-
route to visit John Calvin at a
summer cottage in Lakeside, were
injured shortly after 5 o'clock
when Clifton'S car rammed into
the back end of a truck-trailer be-
ing driven by Albert Wadsworth,
"a, Willow Beach, in front of the
Fremont Oil station, Route 2.
Deputy Sheriff William Cullen,
who investigated, said Clifton had
attempted to pass the truck and
then was forced back by oncom-
ing traffic. He was cited for reck.
less operation and is to appear IN
Justice Reed Hosler'S court.
Clifton and his daughter, Nancy,
7, were treated in Magruder Hos
pital, the father for chest contu-
sions and left leg cuts, and the
daughter for a sprained thumb
and other finger injuries. Mrs.
Clifton, 30, and Cynthia, 3, did
not require treatment for bumps
and bruises.
Al Boys Hurt
Two local All Club boys were
treated at the hospital for severe
cuts shortly after 8 Monday eve-
ming. Anthony Lochotzki, 16, Mon
roe Street, and Max Knepper, 18,
East Fifth Street, were drivers
of the autos involved.
Deputy Cullen said that Knep.
per had parked on the wrong side
of Little Portage Road, Bay Town
ship, preparatory to backing into
a driveway when Lochotzki, driv'
ing a car owned by Raymond
Ahrens, 20, Plasterbed, hit the
Knepper vehicle
AhrenS was thrown partially
through the windshield. Brough!
to the hospital via Neidecker am
bulance, he was treated for cuts
of the left eyelid, left elbow and
knees. Lochotzki received emer
gency treatment for severe fore
head cuts.
Neither Knepper nor the occu
pants of his car, Charles Brough
Duane Henry and Roy Rounds, suf
fered injuries. Knepper was com
plimented for the expert first aid
he gave his injured friends.
All six young men had attended
All Club meeting in the Bay
Township Hall and were driving
to meet John Burning, the sched
uled demonstration speaker, wher
the accident took place.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
SCOUTS LEAVE
ON CALIFORNIA
JAMBOREE TRIP

Five troops with a total of 180
Boy Scouts and 26 leaders will
represent the Toledo Area Council
at the National Boy Scout jam
boree to be held July 1925 at the
Irvine Ranch near Santa Ana.
California.
Including II Scouts from Otta-
wa County, the delegation will
leave Toledo by special Pullman
train at 4 p. m. Saturday, July IL.
and will return July 30.
During their trip, the boys will
tour Carlsbad Caverns, the Santa
Fe Indian country, be entertained
by Hollywood celebrities, and
have President Eisenhower as
their guest.
Ottawa and Sandusky County
Scouts will constitute Troop No
rs and are divided into four pa
trolls. The local Perry Patrol" in
cludes Tom Edwards, patrol lead
er; Jerome Oleska, assistant lead
er; Nickie Ball, scribe; Bill Mi.
gala, Phil Campbell, Phil Belts
Port Clinton; Ronnie Bauman, Ca
tawba Island; Greg Greunke, Put
in-Bay; Tom Bailey, Bob Biro and
David Willoughby, Lakeside.
Troop leaders making the trip
are Sam Campbell, Port Clinton
Clarence Cooper, C. D. Jennings
Fremont, and the Rev. Henry
Hansen of Green Springs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
Senate Approves
Reider Phone Bill

Sponsored jointly by Represen-
tatives Oyster and Robert Reider,
Ottawa County, the bill to assess
utilities $600,000 annually to main
tain Public Utilities Commission
of Ohio was passed unanimously
in the Senate Wednesday, 80 to O.
The bill provides sufficient funds
to properly police the telephone
industry to provide better service,
Rep. Reider, Minority Whip of the
House, reports.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
CITY TO HONOR
FATHER BRAND
IN ARMORY sun.

Parishioners of Immaculate Con-
ception Catholic church will pay
tribute to 26 years of faithful and
loyal spiritual guidance on Sum
day, July IL, when they gather at
the Armory here to honor their
pastor, the Rev. FIR. Karl A.
Brand.
Actually, the date of July 18th
will mark the 26th anniversary of
the coming to Port Clinton of the
Rev. Brand. However, the Sunday
date has been chosen so that all
of the parishioners will have an
opportunity to pay tribute to him.
Father Brand will offer a High
Mass of Thanksgiving at 900 a.
m. and the afternoon celebration
will open with Benediction in the
local church at $3.50. Following
this, the group will proceed to the
Armory, where from 4 to 5 o'clock
the actual reception will be held
From S to 6 o'clock buffet lun-
cheon will be served by the ladies
of the Altar Society and other
study groups of the church; from
6 to Z o'clock there will be speak
ers and at o'clock a gift will be
presented Rev. Brand in recogni-
ton of his many years of faithful
service.
The event will also mark the
10th anniversary of the Rev.
Brands ordination to the priest
hood.
The Rev. Karl A. Brand was
born July IA, 1886 at Canal Full
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
400 OHIO NATIONAL CUARDSMEN
TO ARRIVE AT CAMP PERRY SUNDAY
Helen Jepson To
Sing At Lakeside

Helen Jepson, Metropolitan Op-
era soprano. will present Back
stage at the Met" in Hoover Audi
torium at Lakeside Wednesday
evening, July Is. In this program.
Miss Jepson tells how an opera is
produced, what goes on behind
the scenes. and includes some of
the comic and tragic occurrences
of Met history. and sings several
numbers in costume.
Club women attending the 59th
annual convention of the Lake
side Federation of Women's Clubs
will attend this program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
Four r-Year-Old Boy
Escapes Drowning

Sandusky Bay was cheated of
another victim Saturday evening
when four-year-old Michael Groin.
ke, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Grohnke, 852 Atlantic Street, To-
ledo, was pulled from the bay
after he had fallen off dock in
Danbury Township.
Brought to Magruder Hospital
via Gerner and Wolf ambulance,
the boy was discharged following
treatment Sunday, apparently
none the worst for his narrowing
experience.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
Anti-Aircraft Troops
To Be Here Two Weeks;
Marines Due August l

Camp Perry will regain some
of it's old-time activity this week
end when 1,40O Ohio National
Guardsmen from many Ohio cities
will arrive here to start their an
nual two-week summer training
encampment.
Some of the officers of the ad-
vance detail arrived at the state
reservation Monday and other
members of the early party were
due in Wednesday and Friday.
The big group, however, will ar
rive by motor caravan and trains
Sunday forenoon.
Colonel William Frickie, Day.
ton, will be commanding officer
of the l 400 men, members of the
371st AAA Group, which will train
here from July IL to 26.
Guardsmen in this group are
from Cleveland, Dayton, Spring
field, Cincinnati, Toledo, Youngs-
town and their suburbs. These
troops will use the Camp Perry
and Sand Beach anti-aircraft fa-
cilities during their training Pc
riod.
Shortly after the national
guardsmen leave. seven hundred
Marines and "a officers will arrive
here from Camp LeJeune, North
Carolina, to serve as target pit
workers and scorers for the Ma
tional Rifle and Pistol Matches.
They will remain until after the
matches close on September z.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
Seek Bids For
Hauling Mail

Proposals will be received at the
office of the Port Clinton post
master until 2 pm. July 20 for the
hire of vehicles, without drivers,
on an hourly basis for use in col
lecting, delivering and relaying
mail during the fiscal year ending
June 80.
This vehicle is to be used on
the proposed Mounted Route
emanating from the Port Clinton
post office. If you are interested
call at the local post office for
form VISIT.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
County TB Group
Meets Monday

President Attorney Luella Zeh-
ner, Oak Harbor, will reside Mon
day evening at eight when the
first 1853 meeting of TIE board of
directors of the Ottawa County
tuberculosis and Health Associa-
ton is held in Oak Harbor's Town
Hall.
Plans for the 1853 program, ap-
pointment of committees and the
annual report of Mrs. George Or
wig, representative director to the
state conference, are on the a.
genda.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10
WORKERS VACATION

Workers of the Biro Manufac-
turing Company, Marblehead, are
enjoying their annual two-week
vacation. The plant closed Friday
and the workers will vacation un-
til Monday, July 20.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-10

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your JOB PRINTING on . bssi.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. IT,
A special committee of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania's Board
Of Trustees is looking into the
schools athletic situation, but
its members do not admit their
study has anything to do with
the current controversy over
athletic policies there.
A meeting Of the committee
was held last night, but Owen
j. Roberts, retired Supreme Court
justice and former dean Of
PENIS Law School, said the
session was planned long before
the feud between Athletic Di-
rector Franny Murray and Foot
ball Coach George Munger
broke into the open. Roberts,
in fact, didn't mention Murray
or Munger. and he ignored any
reference to the rhubarb set off
when members of the football
team published a letter protest.
ing the schedule is too tough
without spring practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-17
Jockey Breaks Ribs
At Charles Town
In 2-Horse PHeup
Special Dispoteh TO The Sfor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Mar. 17.-Jockey Clarence Mar
tinez will be out of the saddle for
some time after suffering several
broken ribs and a possible frac-
ture of the left arm in a spill at
the Charles Town race track yes
terday.
The accident came in the
fourth race when Martinez
mount, War Fighter, bore out
leaving the backstretch and ran
up on the heels of a forward
horse. The filly went down and
a trailing horse, Talcum Spray
fell over War Fighter, throwing
his Jockey Sal Chiapetta.
Martinez was taken to Charles
Town Hospital, but Chiapetra
was unhurt and came back to
win the next race on George
Pell's Spherical. Martinez is a
Cuban jockey who has been rid
ing at Charles Town for several
years.