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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02

PONTIAC 1854 station wagon; .
1905, ssVe hun adsS vArTaEzooosa 1888
PoNTIAc. l221 connecticut. W0.
PSSS PONTIAC 1854 ssar chi.f 4-dr.;
Aydra;s radio heater. Autronic-
ie ys n sasnO esS s EosNsETrnasSS;
1921 Connecticut ave. NO. 6-S4OO
PONTIAC 1864 Catalina hard top;
immaculate; s.. 499: Hydra. radio,
heater. HOOD PONTIAC. 422i
Hydra.. power ss.erins: i@m.euiats,
new warranty. low miles; 50 .699.'
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Connecti-
cut. WO. 6-S40O.
PONTIAC "a S-cyl. station wagon;
3 scatter. 2-tcne green. equip. with
heater. directional signals. etc: low
Warrsnty; Sire. nss ARCADE BE POM oRo
TTAC. 1887 Irving st. NV. AID A.
$500: also. 1880 14th ct. NV. RA
PONTiac "a star Chief s-cyl. de
gray equip. with Hydra. T. and h..
title and warranty; $1,000. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1897 Irving st. NV. adj
4-s50o; also. $3.50 18th st. NV.
P0NTIac "a star Chief Custom g.
CYL. 4-door sedan; finished In beaut.
beige and brown. equip. with Hydra.
+. and h.. many other extras; very
low mileage. carries new-car title
and warranty So: 567. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 143T Irving st. NV. AID.
4-Ss00; also. 3460 14th st. NV.
pnNTl AZ S IYassa citation wagon. HvdTa
radio heater: immaculate: new war
422 Connecticut, WO. $4,000.
PONTIAC 1851 4-dr.; gray. Hydra.
fine shape: owner leaving town. First
$3.50 takes. ia. 2-S09e. 10,
equip: 30.000-mi:. 2.yr. guarantee;
7l25 Baltimore ave-, Cnilege Park,
Pontiac ON AC' 10 COW: black. r. and h.
new white top. excel, cond. JU.
p SlSfffS; 1883 2-dr.: e-tone blue
with white top, Wv. tires. r. and b.
Must sacrifice. TIE. 6-S041.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 194e coupe; gray: in excel
lent doS cunning condition: heater. 20.
DODGE 40 club coupe: good cond ;
$195. RACINE MOTOR CO., 3100
N 10th, Arl.. Va. IA. 7-5443.
DODGE $50 coronet; fully equipped,
tnssd s RzcE SsE' M aeT s cc $Y SS
N. 10th st., Arl., Va. ia. 7-5443.
FORD '52 English: 9 cylinders: black
with. red leather upholstery, r. and
h.: $4,000 miles: excel. cond. Owner
returning Britain. Phone Wo. 6-0247.
FORD '53 Customline Tudor; :. h..
99yees raa seat cover" Sl.4so. VA
FoRD so convertible club coupe;
$500 mi: r., h.. WV. tires; like
new throughout; no reas. offer
refused. 1920 Wilson blvd. Arl.
FORD 1868 Victoria; 2-tone blue on
owner. No 7-So96.
FORD 1851 Victoria. r. and h.: over
drive driSyus;;e $1'o75 or best offer. RE.
FeoRsDE' 1s4s Tudor: exceptionally
9 real beauty. See and drive 1t to-
KENYoN-PEcR eli CHEVROLET SRof : 1855
Wilson blvd. ARLINGTON, VA. ia.
10000: Open till Gao. p
F GdS9 1850 club coupe; beautiful
radio. heater. matching u seat covers wsn
a real beauty: must be seen to be
appreciated: priced to sell quickly:
$695. KENYoN-PECK CHEVRo-
LET. 1919 Fort Myer dr.. ARLING-
TON, VA, IA. 2-90o1. Open till
FORD 's7; passed 1854 D. c. inspec-
Call after $3.50 pm. EN-. 2-7632. A
FORD 40 custom IS" 4-door; blue.
With With T; and b. and signals. Test
tsrm nna z Kirk H SoT 4 e. 1853 1853
F6 FOR sye ;;47s: / green and black,
6, and cylinders. Your choice at
s s eeSgsa Price + Of SaeS so eash
MOTOR CO. 1000 Ga. ave. "a
FORD 1946 de luxe; looks good. runs
good; S167 cash, full price. ''ROP-
ER, 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
FRAZER 1851 Vagabond 4-door Sc
S Saa r da and blue 1e5fses throashoSt
$s95. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887
Irving st. NV. AID. 4-85O0. Also
1890 14th st. NV. RIA. $500. .
HUDSON 1850 4-door sedan; light
blue; GOODWILL GUAR: S795.
ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887 Irving St.
NV. AID. 4-S500. Also 1880 18th
st. NV. RIA. 3-967O -
HUDSON 1854 Super Jet club sedan:
beautiful two-tone finish; black top:
Cavalier red body; radio. heater,
Wv. tires, fender skirts. ETC.;
traded on new "a Mercury Sun
Valley; sold new approx. S2.379:
why buy new one? Save on this
beauty. $1,595. MONTGOMERY
STUBBs, Lincoln Mercury Dealer,
3715 BladenSburg I'd. AP. 1899.
KAISER 81 Manhattan sedan; excel.
cond: o. d. I. and h.: $1,296 or best
offer. XII. 8-O4SO. "a
La SALE club de luxe: runs good,
looks good: $s7 cash. Full price.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
LINCOLN 40 sedan: premium WV.
PENNY MoTogss. ieso 4. l. aye:
LINcoLN 1854 Capri coupe; 2-tone
and steering; radio, twin heaters;
$4.944; 3 months ago: willing to
1 10Se i Sl;S5Q Can transfer warranty
MERCURY IH aiRiy4; ISL club coupe: beaut.
r: and b. and oyerdrive, A low.
looks and performs IKE new. 81 .O95.
may make down payment. KIRK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02

PONTIAC 70 2-ar.: Seneca brown
and beige; equip. with h., defrost0r
directional signals, tinted windows;
3O.0OO-mi., 2-yr. guar; 81. see
Washington's newest Pontiac dealer
STANDARD PONTIAC. 7126 Balti-
more ave-. College Park. Md. AP.
PONTIAC 81 ''S'' Super De Luxe Cat
alma; Hydra, r. and h., all other
extras; 22.6OO miles. immaculate, j
owner. Cali ST. 3-0326. -
PONTIAC, 1e41: radio, heater; D. c.
inspected; finest condition; SS7 cash,
fAll price. ROPER" 18th and r. /.
ave. ne.
PONTIAC SO Catalina de luxe "s":
mails. viewer. sun visor; peri. cond. |:
sale By OWNER; has second car:
$3.50. Ii. 7-5109. So
PONTIAC "a 0-cyl. Chieftain 2-door
equip. with heater, directional sig
mails, Wv. tires. This company car
carries new-car title and warranty;
S2.072. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887
Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S5O0; also
3460 14th ct. NV. RIA. 3-9670. ---2
PONTIAC 1854 2-dr. S-cyl. sedan:
Hydra. power steering. radio. heater;
low miles, immaculate; So, 299.
ELoop P0NTTAc. 1921 Connecticut.
PONTIAC $50 convertible; black:
Wv. tires: fully. eouipped low
mileage; $500 down. RACINE
MOTOR CO.. Sl00 N. 10th st.,
ArL. Va. IA. 7-644S. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 40 h-ton panel; good
cond.: pvt. owner: $500. IA. z
O015.
FORD 80 h-ton VS.: by OWNER:
red; 35, 900 MI; grille guard, heater,
defroster. new tires; $685.. Call so,
8-91S5. ---8
FORD TRUCK 1854; green. model
F-350 6-cyiinder, eft. van with
heater and cleo. wipers. 1880 miles
DI. 7-73SS. Ii. 1921. %
FORD F-S dump truck, 1851, 4-yard
body. Excel. cond. Price. $3.50.
Call WE. $1,000. -3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MIR. MILLER,
ME. S-1220; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY $50: hard top; $4,000 or
best offer. RE. 5-S695. Is
"a hard-top convertible.
$a.SSs. CAPITOL cAD1LLAc-oLDS
CO. 1922 22nd st, NV. ST. $4,000.
M. V G.. in Stock: bank financins.
also '53 Sunbeam Talbot cow;
81. yes. JACK PRY. 18th and P.
M. G: 1854 IF, month old. NOT
raced: wire wheels; must sell; DIS
count. ia. S-S3S2 -2j
NASH 1853 Statesman 4-dr.; COM
siaS sf so trades rad Ia Ia g. s7 SSs5af
NASH 1851 Rambler hard top; a
beautiful tan and ivory finish;
equipped with radio, heater: q real
sport beauty. see and drive It to-
Is e. I S$sis sS 81 u. ssS & sS
NASH so Country Club Rambler:
at low price Of 81: 0S6. WILLIAMS
S q BAKER koa $500 sS;i seth and M st''
NASH 1919 1900" 2-door: very good
condition; new tires; 1915. :JU.
NASH 195s rambler hard top; finished
in cream body and black top: equip.
with overdr., r. and h: has Cont
GUAR: i.44S. ARCADE PoNTIAc,
1887 Irving. St. NV. AID. 4-S5O0.
o IDS iicI Ell 1852 ass': :. and h.
etc: ST. 750 or best reasonable offer:
o MSss ss1 today, Ju' . s1siS rum
eer %o e4 PFNS sShG MoT n Sn 1880
oEDs 81 sSs' os sis Holiday i power steer
ing, r. and h.. Hydramatic. electric
windows, tinted glass, WV. tires.
asaSs HzSs r To vi i; Nof SS
Obs Sso 81 "ss" sedan; radio. heater.
hydramatic. sun-visor; red with
e cce r tan ssf! s9Z Il EsSs
o a.R. 81 1880 So. Closed SUNDAY y.
oLDs '5s "ss" sedan: r., h.. hydra.
g9 SNNv Dr nnTR really 1eg nice s sss
o Ids aoi I ii "ss" convertible;
hydra: I red finish; ike new: 81. sSS.
PENNY MOTOR co. 1920 r. I.
OLDS 80 "Ss" de luxe 4-dr.s T. and
b., sc; H sgdn besqt. White . and
Ga. ave NV. tn. $4,000. q
OLDS 1850 49, 2-dr. sedan: top
cond.; all access: leaving country:
must sell: best offer; terms. IA.
ODDS '4s 4-door "6": extra clean
with orig. paint. and good tires.
Also r. and h. and Hydra; $345.
Trade and terms. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Ga. ave. 3
good condition. S275. Call tn. q
1856. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS in town this
week and will pay cash for all makes
and models cars. Cali ia. 9-4S01.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RIA. 6-1122.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
SILVER SPRING AUTO CITY
1900 Georgia Ave, JU, S-4535
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All. VI. ia. VIZ aes2sSn. io'a -
PONTIAC 81 2-dr. sedan; iirilti
ssESe4XS; S SoDeoI60vH9T e sara. spec5sl g,
PgNTIAC. 1887 Irving Ut. NV.
AID. $500; also. $500 1Ath st
STUDEBAKER "a Champion snort
coupe; overdrive, fully eouippeds list
$3,l 100; best offer. RACINE MOS
VoH J ga .S $ioS n, 10th st.. ATl..
STUDEBAKER 80 club coupe; excel.
eond.; $4o6. RACINE MOTOR Co,
300 N. 10th st.. Arl.. Va. IA.
STUDEBAKER 1913 Commauder
conv.; good motor and good paint;
private: $500. AID. 4-3163. %
Champion: looks good,
runs good: S63 cash. full price.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02

6425 14th ST. NV, near Walter
Reed Hospital-IIeated gar; $3.50
mo. Call MRS. O'BRYAN. res. mgr.
RIA. 3-2649 or ia. $4,000. 3
BRICK overhead-door garage, new,
13h2x22 IT,, SIS. 1910 Fairmont
st NV. 70. 2-4O45. g
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE 2-bedrm.. pine-paneled
bungalow. all mod. cow; through
Labor Day: $3.50. 10. 2-061S. A
BEVERLY BEACH-Furn. modern 81
bedrm. beach home; 2 large screened
porches with awning. knotty-pine
front and back lawn; near beach.
Write GEORGE E. BRYANT, Real
tor. Beverly Beach. Md. or call DU.
7-51T0 %
COLONIAL BEACH-Beaut. loo.
newly dec, 5-rm. cottage. all-elec.
kit. scr porches, LII. 4-5395. "A
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-Nice. cool,
5-room waterfront cottage; fenced
grounds modern; Aug. Is on; $50
ccoTrAGGEEss AND Ho1 aHPTs.-sa5 wk. and
up. furnished; located at North
Beach. For information. 10. 2-37S3.
CAPE COD. MASs.-Mod., completely
furn. cottages; reas. rates by wk. or
me- mo, eooI; pvt. beach. co. b-4S.s7'
OCEAN cry, Md bedrms,. bath.
cleo. refgr.: on beach; $65 wk. Aug.
IA to Sept. 4. Call DONALD. MAY,
tn. 2-62OO, 8 to 5. or OIL. 1851
after z pm. Mon. Through Thurs.
IS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 194S English Ford: splen-
Err" 18th and r. /. ave. ne.
AUSTIN HEALEY "a; very low mile.
age; blue. Bank financing. JACK
PRY. 4th and p.
BUICK 80 sedanette; small: orig.
dark green finish with r, and h. and
Dyna.; smart-looking, top-perform-
ing car with low 1-owner miles;
CO., 4O0O Ga. ave. %
BUICK "a Super conv.; showroom
cond:. fully equipped; $4,000. ia
9-6S6S. p
BUICKS-Selection Of models and
colors. HORENR'S CORNER. Buick
a Des4ier' Fla. ave- ne. AZ otn. LII. O.
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster; r.. h.. I
owner; good cond. $500 or best
offer. JU. $500. -3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-02
sEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SAILS

BAY RIDGES mi. south Of Annapo-
lis; cottage l VI. old; 8 bedrms., 2
baths. SO Decatur ave-, Bay Ridge,
BEVERLY BEACH. MD.-Lge. corner
lot, 7Ox15Q; 2 blks. from bay; excel.
loo. BY OWNER, ST. $500. --8
OYSTER HARROR tcolored)-Few
choice lots at outstanding colored
development, oyster Harbor, S595
and up. Terms. Call AID. 4-3S2O or
write 2001 18th st. NV. RIM. 203
LAKE JACKSON, vA.--Beautiful cab
in, peri cond.: no mosquitoes: cleo.
refgr.. gas stove. partly furn.; on
8 lots, best location on the lake;
picnic table. new swimming float,
2 boats IA IT,, 10 ft.). ALBRIGHT,
a.41a4 4oh' Ma "@l'' 81
LAKE BANCROFT LOT for sale at
cost I'LL Q-fO7H .
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

End TRUSTS WANTED-Casb today,
RIA. 6-22S1: IA. 8-6676, day or ewes.
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rRAILERS
GARAGES

Ice. METAL CARGO TRAILER
5x .,,. new so tires, lights Sais655. Other
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27
Bluffton swamps
Cedarville, Ill

Bluffton coll sge defeated Cedar
vile Ill FRIDAY afternoon in a Mid
Ohio League game on the college
diamond to putt them above the 800
mark in leagqe play with a 6-5
record.
Jim Bishop Iscattered six hits in
pitching the Beavers to the lopsided
victory and VI as backed up by his
mates II hit attack on Cedarville's
Bob Marcellirb. The steadily inn
proving Bluffton highlander walked
only one batter and struck out Is.
The victory was spearheaded by a
three-run hoA1er by the Beavers
Paul Jackson in the fifth inning,
long drivh to left-center field
which rolled all the way to the
woods.
Dick Yausshy with two singles and
double and Dave Tice with a triple,
double and single contributed great
ly to the Bd aver victory.
Cedarville ..~ ~O1O 900 OOO- l 6 3
Bluffton ..- OO3 O31 O4x-11 II
Marcellino hnd Brown; Bishop and
Yaussey.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27
Beavers Split
Double Header
With Wilmington

Bluffton college land Wilmington
split Mid-Ohio League doubleheader
last Wednesday at the college dia-
mond. The Beavers won the first
game lie with the visitors capturing
the nightcap 1874
The even break gave the Beavers
a 5-5 record in lMid-Ohio play and
a seasons record of 5 wins and 6
losses.
Dave Tice's two home runs, each
with two men ON base, were the big
blows which haped Jim Benroth
notch the victory in the opener. He
permitted but FIVE hits and held the
downstaters scoreless until the seven
tn when they scored all their runs.
In the second game Cook, the
Beaver starter, walked 10 of the first
II men to face him and spotted the
visitors 90 first inning lead.
Danderslayer, Wilmington ace, was
in complete command of the second
contest as he permitted the Beavers
but six hits and coupled with his
opponents wildness coasted to victory.
Wilmington --..-- 1000 900 6 ) 2
Bluffton ....-..~....,- OO5 All x-11 8 /
Taclett, Wicha ard az and Murray;
Renroth and Yhussev.
Wilmington 04O 600 O-18 9 9
Bluffton .- OIL 200 O. 4 6 2
Danderslaye14 and Murray; Cook,
K. Bishop o. Tice (3), J. Bishop
(4) and Yaussey.
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MoLder Qualities
For State Finals
In Mile Hent

Ralph Molder, BlufftOn high
schools recqrd-hOlding miller,
qualified for the state track and
field meet in Columbus Saturday,
as he finished third in the mile
run in the District track and field
meet last Saturday afternoon at
Bowling Green State university.
Although hampered by lack of
practice duringl the past week
when he accOmb banied the seniors
on their annual trip, Molder clip
ped a second bff his BIS record
of 4:45.1 set a week ago at the
Western Buck keye League meet in
MOlder fin compete against
runners fFOm the states four
other dist fcts which will send IL
other qualifying milers to the
state finds.
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Northern. Wilmington had 27 points
and Defiance Is.
Outstanding performer of the meet
was the Beavers Martin Strayer,
sophomore from s Spencerville, who
totaled % points. II He won both hurd-
les events, the high jump, tied for
second in the pole Fault and finished
third in the broad jump. His 25.6
clocking in the 22g gyard low hurdles
and leap of 5'821" in the high jump
were both meet II cords.
Bluffton's 8Sb-yard relay team,
anchored by Dick Yeck, turned in a
very fine time of b :30.1 for the second
fastest time TUNED in by an Ohio
college team thS year. Miami uni
versity of Oxfoid turned in a 1885
earlier this moSth. Other members
of the quartet Iwere Sloan, Schirch
and Henderson.
Other records turned in by the
Beavers were Jih Gundy, who turned
in a 51.3 in the I4O-yard dash; Yeck's
22.1 clocking in the 22O-yard dash;
Stan MAYORS 22'S5s" in the broad
jump and the mile relay team COM
posed of Sloan, .Cripe, Ramseyer and
Gundy who turned in a 1886 time for
the event.
The results:
S80-yd Rehabilitation (Sloan,
Schirch, Henderson, Yeck), Whining
ton, Ohio Northern, 1901
Mile run-Lohderee CD, Klassen
OBJ, Shelly OBJ Erney (B), Peter
(ON), 4:43.1
440-yd. dash-tGundy (B), Sloan
(Bl, Mescher (W), Coschivano (ON),
Caldwell (W), SIS
Shot put-Cahpbell (B), Mannik
(oN, Thornton CD, Oliver OBJ,
Moser (B), 88' 5"
100-yd. dash-Henderson OBJ, Yeck
(B), Naylor (B)t Irons (ON), Riley
(W), 1913
lloyd. high hurdles-Strayer (B),
Schirch OBJ, Kidd (ON), Phillips
(W), 16.5
88O-yd. run-Londeree Cd, Shelly
OBJ, Bertsche (B), Kinghan (W),
Peter (ON), 2:10
High jump-Strayer OBJ, Riley
(W), tie for third Naylor OBJ,
Bertsche (B), Kidd (ON) and Young
(ON), s. 50"
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22O-yd. dash keck (B), Henderson
(B), Irons (oNJ, Winters (D), Mes
cher (W), 22.1I
22O-yd. low lhurdles-Strayer OBJ,
Bailey (B), Kihd (ON), Phillips (W),
schirch OBJ, 45.6
Discus-Mahnik (oN), Love (oN),
Moser OBJ, Taylor (ON), Bonfglio
Cd, 121' 2121
Broad jump-Naylor (B}, Bailey
OBJ, Strayer lB), Parker (W), Kidd
(ON), % S5sf
Pole vault-1Pullens (W), tie for
second Strayerl OBJ and Kidd (ON) ;
tie for fourth Cook OBJ and Young
(ON), 10 4"
Mile relay-Bluffton (Sloan, Grippe,
Ramseyer, GundE), 1886
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27
Beaver Nine Plays
Last Gan,e At Xenia

Bluffton College will close the 1854
baseball season today when it travels
to Xenia to meet Central State in a
return contest between the two
schools.
In the first meeting between the
two longtime rivals the powerful
downstaters banded the Beavers a
IA defeat fqF the Beavers first loss
of the seasqh in a game played on
the college diamond.
The BeaJ Jers finished Mid-Ohio
League play Monday at Ohio North
ern as thd two schools battled IL
innings to 4 TT tie. The game was
called on acdount of darkness at 7:45
p. m. after naarly a five-hour contest.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27

half-mile; Karl Klassen, a 4:51 mile;
Haekathorn, 11:21 in the two-mile;
Campbell in the shot put with a toss
of 41'5" and Strayer in The 12O-yard
hurdles with a 16.1 effdrt.
Second place finishers for the win
ming Beavers We're Henderson in the
century. John Moserfin the discus,
w. Shelly in the half rnile, Naylor in
the broad jump, Straser in the 1SO-
yard low hurdles ana Oliver in the
shot put
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27

w. Shelly placee third in the mile,
Ron Erney thitd in the two-mile,
Strayer in the high jump and George
Bailey had a third in the 180-yard
lows.
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MaStmen Defeat
COaCh'S Alma Mater
On CindeII Path
Beaver Mile Relay Team
Runs Second Fastest Ohio
Time This Season

Bluffton colleges track and field
team brought Qoach Ken Mast anoth-
er victory over his alma mater as it
defeated Heidelberg 6S1a to 5812 in
a meet last Wednesday at Heidel-
berg.
Interest il the meet centered
around the ss0-yard relay as Bluff
ton and Hei Aelberg were in a tie for
third place among colleges in Ohio
for the eve ht with identical times of
1915. Thk Beavers were clocked in
the time d 1921 to capture the
event.
During khe MidOhio League meet
last Saturday at Bluffton the Beavers
clipped off a 1901 which qualified as
the second fastest time in Ohio this
spring-seco only to the 1921
ran by Miami university of Oxford
last month.
Dick Yeck, the flying junior from
Lakewood, won both the 100 and
22O-yard dashes. He was clocked in
the century in 1912 and covered the
22o in k2.1.
A last minute splurge by Livings-
ton of Heidelberg, who kicked just at
the tape, defeated Sloan and Gundy
of Beavers who led throughout the
race Pntil the finish. The winning
time yas 53.1 with the Beavers tax
ing second and third.
Otter winners in the meet for the
Beavers were Bertsche with a PA
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27
BLufton ThincLdds Win 10 IA EUeHts;
Cop Mid Ohio Title Fourth Straight Year

Buon colleges track and field team showed their heels to
remainder the fouream field Saturday the
college track records in winning its consecutive
Ohio League track and field championship I
Capturing 10 of the IA events during the /aenoon the
amaed total Of 121 points 40 founnerup Ohio
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-05-27

Avh hilable power on farms has in
creaskd more than 7 times since
tractdrs were introduced.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-06
YWCA Snapshot,
Essay Test Set

Two national YWCA contests are
nearing their closing dates. Entries
are due on october Is for the snap
shot contest and on December for
the essay competition.
Mrs William S Lingley, Bellevue
contest chairman, has requested
that all enrties be mailed to the
YWCA, 5th and Seneca, as soon as
possible
The snapshot contest is divided
into four classes to show the YWCA
in action: Cd We worship, ca we
serve, CD we play and az we learn
The contest is open to any anna
teur photographer holding a YWCA
membership card,
what YWCA Membership Means
To Me" will be the subject for essay
contestants. Two hundred words is
the limit. Two age classifications
will be used
Both contests are part of the
YWCA's centennial celebration
Prizes will be awarded
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-06
|Su|liyaki Topic
Of TV Show

Mrs Kenji Ota, winner of the
title, Cook of the Day" in the Cook
Book Quiz Thursday appeared as a
guest on Mary Mills show last Fri
day afternoon over KOMO-TV
Miss Mills interviewed the Nisei
housewife concerning the art of ma
king sukiyaki.
Mrs Ota, contestant for the Nisei
Women's Fellowship of the Japan
csc Congregational Church. helped
win a prize of $25 for her group on
the Thursday program.
At home she is the mother of
four children, Mark and Marsha,
six-year- twins; Cary, 4year-o
boy: and Ryomi, 16-month- dau-
ghter
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-06
MUSINGS by arlene -.

Scheduled trip to Spokane the
unexpected circumstances hope to make
om new home is gradually getting shape
end getting scratched up trying
the !cng neglected porting
the garden book
The Cook Book QUIZ (KOMOTV program
the Nisei Womens Fellowship the
ST Mary Guild participated sounded most interesting
working girl can't afternoons Congra
tu&tions KENT Oa
lot the Little Things Mean Lot the
big things life
oy day thank-you note red rose. warm
smile