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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
KONCERTl
ZABAVE |
PROSLAVE
ProsIava 55-godisnjice odsjeka br. 99
Hrv. Bratske zaiednice, sa banketom

Cleveland Ohio Mas odsjek broj SO HBZ priredJuJe
Proslavu 5godsnce svoga opsanka koa ce Sc odrzava
ii forni Banketa donjm prostorama Sovenskog Ma
rodnog Donna 6417 ST. Clair Ave. nede, H. novem-
bra godine Banke pocimlje 80 sat posje podne
zatm ce b zvadjan program koji sasto Cd govora
sviranja solo pjevanja. Ma programu nastupt ce mad
Tamburask Zbor "Pavi Jadran' ko ce svoje tocke IL
vadja vrjeme objeda te izmedu drugih tocaka pro-
grama
Mas odsjek broj SO ina vrlo jepu povijest svoga 55
godisnjeg rusvenog rada opstanka Ia znacanu pr
godu pozva naseg gavnog blaganika brata Martina
krasGa il Pttsburgha da bude mas glavn govornik da
prisutnom narodu govor vekm djeima nase Hrvatske
Bratse Zajednice pozdravi canstvo naseg odsjeka
zel sto bol napredak sto plodn rad buducnosti
Ma ovoj proslav takodjer cemo pozdravt ponire cla
naseg odseka brata Tomu Krva6ca ko je bio prv
odsjecni tajnik braa Matu Brajdita koj je bio prvi
odsjeGni blagajnik mamo jos nekolko starh ponira
clanova, ko preko so godina clanovi odsjeka.
Ia pokone clanove naseg odsjeka isti dan 10 sati
ujutro odrzat &c Sveta Misa crkv Sv Pava East
10th Street Clevelandu.
Brace clanovi Pozvlete se da oval mas stani
napredak sozn rad uvecate svom prisustvom ma ovoj
naso prosav 55godisnjce ako da mozemo ponosno kre
mutt naprjed radon danje jacanje naseg odseka
nase Zajednice Takodjer najujudnije pozvemo ostao
clanstvo odsjeka HBZ gradu okoici, da oni
posjete prigodom nase znacajne prosave
Frank Movrc perovodja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
0dsjecima hBz. izmedju
Uniontowna i Cokeburqa
Draga brace i sestre:

Draga brace i sestre:
Sredisnji Odbor Ujedinie-
nih Odsjeka Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice cd cetiri kotara
(counties), Fayette, Greene,
Westmoreland i Washington,
odrzao je svoju organizacio-
nu sjednicu u Uniontownu u
nedjelju, 81. oktobra 1854.
Ma ovoj sjednici rasprav-
ljalo Sc je o svrhi ovog Od-
bora i o buducem radu, a to
je kako slijedi:
1. Da Sc promice i siri ma
sa hrvatska kultura sa or
ganiziranjem radio programa
preko jedne cd lokalnih radio
stanica, koja &c biti izraz gla-
sa Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice u zapadnoj Pennsylvania.
2. Ujediniti nase odsjeke
u Sredisnji Odbor, koji ce i
matt "a zadacu da promice j
tumaci nasu Zajednicu, te do
bivati move clanove u njene
redove.
8. Djelovati ma nase cla-
move, kako ma mlade tako i
ma stare, da uziml ju aktivnog
ucesca u dobrom radu "a Hr-
vatsku Bratsku zajednicu, te
da Sire naSu hrvatsku kul-
turu preko naseg sluzbenog
glasila "Zajednicara" i preko
radio programa, sto &c biti
cd koristi kako Hrvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednici, tako ma
sem hrvatskom narodu uopce.
Sredisnji Odbor pozivlje sve
odsjeke H.B.Z. u ovim cetri-
ma kotarima, da izaberu ce-
tiri Delegate "a drugu redo
vitu sjednicu, koja ce Sc O.
drzati u nedjelju, 2S. novem-
bra o. g., u Hrvatskom Do
mu u COkeburg, Pa, u 2 sa-
ia poslije podne.
Ma ovoj iducoj sjednici iza-
brati ce Sc stalni odbornici,
koji &c predvoditi rad Sredis-
Meg Odbora kroz iducu 60
dinu 1866. Molimo sve nase
odsjeke da uzmu aktivnog u
cesca u ovom Sredisnjem o.
boru, te Sc madame da cemo
vidjeti i zastupnike onih od-
sjeka ma ovoj sjednici u ne
djelju, %. novembra u Coke
burgu, koji nisu bill zastupa-
nj ma nasoj prvoj sjednici.
Bratski YAM pozdrav,
Mike Cindric,
predsjednik odsjeka r.;
! Ivan Jandrokovic,
predsjednik odsjeka 3O7
| Bernard NJ. Luketich,
pocasni tajnik odsj. 354.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Poziv ma bazar
Detroit. Mich. =

Detroit, Mich. -. Hrvatska
katolicka zupa Svetog Jero-
nina odrzati &c godisnji fe-
stival iii bazar, kako svake
tako j owe godine, u korist
gradnje move crkve, koja &c
biti skoro gotova. To &c sta
jati veliku svotu novca, pax
nam je potrebna svaka po-
moe. Stoga pozivamo nasu
bracu i sestre IL bliza da-
leka, da dodju ma oval fe-
stival koji &c sc odrzati 13.
j II. novembra u ,Hrvatskom
X. Domu, POI w. 7 Mile Rd.
u subotu, 13. novembra &c
Sc sluziti vecera, koja poci-
ma u 4 sata poslije podne pa
do 8 sati u vecer. U nedjelju,
IA. novembra poceti &c Sc
sluziti objed u II sati o po-
dine pa do kasno u noe uz
vrlo umjerenu cijenu, samo
$3.50 po osobi. Bit &c ukus-
ma domaca hrana domaci
kolaci, te svega sto yam srce
zeli, pax dobra zabava "a sve
prisutne. Dodjite povedite
svoje prijatelje, da Sc zajed-
nicki pozabavite i proveseli-
te, a mozda vas sreca poslu-
Ii i dobijete kakvi predmet,
pax cete tako uciniti dvije
koristi, jednu "a sebe a jed
nu "a crkvu. Do vidjenja ma
festivalu iii bazaru!
Marta Kekic, izv.j.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Poeasna vecera naSim
Povratnicima il kraia

Clarion, Pa. - Odsjeci H.
B. Zajednice u Clairtonu "a
jednicki priredjuju vecerinku
sa govorom i muzikatnim pro-
gramom u pocast svojih cla-
nova, koji su posjetili start
kraj koji su Sc k mama po-
vra till.
Ova zajednicarska vecer &c
Sc odrzati u nedjelju FL. no.
vembra 1854 u 6:3O u vecer
u Hrvatskom Domu, 241
Maple Ave-, Clarion, Pa.
Muzikalni program &c iz-
vadjati omladinski tamburas-
XII Zbor Hrvatske Bratske
Sloge il Monessena, pod vod-
stvom svoga ucitelja Mate
Gozeja. Glavni govornici ma
81 gosti biti &c bivsi Mayor
grada, John Mullen, sadasnji
mas Mayor Kenet Stilley
i brat Vjekoslav Mandic, glav-
nj predsjednik H. B. Zajedni-
ce.
Ma programu ce istupiti i
kolo grupa nasega zajednicar-
skog pomladka.
A nasi posjetioci staroj do
movini su obecali, da &c nam
kazati, kako je u starome
kraju.
Pozivamo sve nase zajedni-
care zajednicarke kao sve
nase ostale prijatelje il nase
okolice, da owl zajednicarsku
vecer posjete u sto vecem bro
ju i da tom prilikom cuju ma
su pjesmu nase kolo, kao i
govornike koji su tex sada
prispieli IL staroga kraja.
Svi nam dobro dosli. A "a
ugodnu podvorbu jamci
Za.jednicki Odbor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
zabava odsieka SAT

Trafford, Pa. - Ovime Sc
daje do znanja cjelokupnom
clanstvu odsjeka broj SAL H.
B. T., da &c mas odsjek pri-
rediti ma dan 13. novembra o.
We godine svoju zabavu, u ma
sem Drustvenom Domu ma
303 Cavitt Avenue. Ista &c
poceti u 8 sati ma vecer.
Stoga nastojmo svi zajedno
kao prava braca i sestre, da
ma tai nacin ozivimo mas drus-
tveni rad "a bolji napredak
naseg odsjeka HBZ. Zato
dodjimo ma owl zabavu svi,
gdje cemo Sc bratski razvese-
liti porazgovoriti. Vrijeme .je
brace sestre da Sc probudi-
mo i da nasu mladez nagovo-
rimo, da oni posjecuju nase
zabave i priredbe.
Toga radi pozivljemo sve
stare j mlado clanstvo, kao
ostalo clanstvo nasih bratskih
odsjeka i svu bracu i prijate-
lie IL bliznje okolice, da mas
posjete ma tai nacin uzveli-
caju nasu zabavu.
Ia pies &c svirati dobri
popularni tamburaski zbor IL
Wilmerding, Pa, pax stoga
nemojte zaboraviti subotu We
Ger, 13. novembra, doci ma ma
su zabavu. U to ime sve vas
pozdravljamo i klicemo: Do
bro nam dosL!
Martin Krcelic, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Prikaz sIika il kraja !
Sa odsjeenog piknikd

Monessen, Pa. - Ovime sc
dale do znanja nasem narodu
miesta okolice, da &c drustvo
"Sloga" prikazati pomicne sill
Ike u nedielju. 21. novembra
O. g., u 6 sati ma vecer, u
svom Hrvatskom Domu ma
1858 Schoonmaker Avenue,
Monessen, Pa.
Prikazat &c sc slika 20 Tom
Begg il Rankin, Pa. - koju je
donesao il stare domovine,
koju je nedavno posjetio. Ia
kodjer &c Sc prikazati i slika,
koja je snimita prilikom ma
Seq odsjecnog piknika, ko-
jim je proslavio 60-godisnjicu
Hrvatske Bratske zajednice
owe godine. Bit &c jos nekih
drugih slika, medju >kojima
cete vidjeti kolo grupu IL
Cokeburga, it'd.
Stoga, brace i sestre osIa-
Ii mas narode ovog mjesta i
okolice, dodjite svi u nedjelju
21. novembra, u 6 sati u vecer
u mas Dom, pa da vidite slike
iz stare domovine, kao i ostale
slike, koje SUI sve lijepe i "a
nimljive. Prikaz slika je svi-
ma besplatan.
Ia dobar docek podvorbu
brine Sc mas odbor, koji vas
sve pozdravlja i ocekuje ma
ovoj nesoj zabavi prikazu
slika!
Ia drustvo "Sloga",
JOsip Grbin, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
zabava Hrvatskog Donna

Detroit, Mich. - kOrpOra-
cija Narodnog Hrvatskog Do
ma priredjuje plesnu zabavu
u iducu subotu, IS. novembra,
u svojim vlastitim prostorija-
ma.
Pies zabava &c poceti u 9
sati ma vecer, a "a koju ce svi-
rati svima mama dobro pozna-
ii popularni tamburaski zbor
Balkan Cavaliers. Ova j
zbor sacinjavaju izvrsni tam
burasi, koji su uvijek sprem-
nj da sviraju i pjevaju ma "a
htjev prisutnih. Ako in nj
ste nikada prize Gull, dodjite
ma ovu zabavu pax cete vi
djeti da su dobri svirci i pie
vaci.
Sestre cd Majcinog Kluba
gnijezda Pomlatka broj 31S
HBZ. &c raditi u kuhinji, ko-
je &c pripremiti dobru i tee
nu hranu, a cist prihod cd O.
We zabave &c lei u djecju bla-
gajnu naseg gnijezda "a pro-
micanje socijalnih i kultur-
nih aktivnosti nase omladine.
Uz dobru glazbu i pies, a
tako isto dobru ukusnu
hranu biti &c svakovrsnih
napitaka "a nase clanove, 60
ste prijatelje, koje sve ovim
putem pozivamo da dodju ma
ovu zabavu da sc ma istoj
ugodno provesele. Svi nam
dobro dosli!
Helen Stimac, dopisnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10

bracom sestrama clanovima
nase Zajednice, te ostalim pri-
jateljima. Ulaz je slobodan.
Ostanite svi zdravi i veseli,
pax do vidjenja ma zabavi
20-og novembra, u 7 sati ma
vecer, u Hrvatskom Domu.
Ia Prosvjetni Zabavni> Od-
Dor odsjeka 351,
Katarina PayOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10

veceru i sa domacim kolaci-
ma, a veseliti &c mas dobro
poznati Mr.. ]. Urban sa svo-
JON sviralom. LA vecere &c
slijediti Piles do kasno u noci.
Odsjek priredjuje ovu Ia
bavu i veceriku da sc Clan
stvo sastane sa svojim sta
rim i upozna s novim prja-
teljima, te sprovedu vecer u
razgovoru i veselju. Cisti ,pri-
hod cd zabave ide u rucnu
blagajnu.
Emma z. Klueber, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
Poziy ma veCerinku

N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. =
Odsjek "Sveta Ana" br. 455
H.B.Z. poziva svoje clanove,
kao j druge prijatelje ma We
cerinku i malu zabavu, koja
&c Sc odrzati u nedjelju 81.
novembra o. g., u 6 sati ma
vecer u Javor Dvorani, 822
Canal Street.
Odbor &c Sc pobrinuti da
priredi vrlo ukusnu domacu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10
MALI 0Gl
zAJ DkI IC A R A
UJENTK

Obicna mala potraga, q kojOt
80 trazi znanca LII prijateIja,
IA svaku uvrstbu ...............$ 81 90
Tko trail radnike po Incl. ZOO
Ia tri uvrstbe ..................... 500
fko prOdaje kucu. zemiju,
trgOvinu iii slicnO, 70 Incl. 100
zenidbeni oglasi ponude ne
uvrSfuiu Sc.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-10

Ma PRODAJU -~kuta cd 4 sobe
u kojoj je elektrika, gas voda.
Lijepa je prilika "a one koji ra-
de u ovoj okolici. Usmeno Iii
pismeno obratite Sc ma: A. Sar-
son, 5437 Center Avenue, Sum-
nit, Ill.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22

Port Clinton'S Redskins lost
their eighth straight game of the
season at Lakeside last Friday
night as they were defeated by the
Stonecrushers 60-44. Things aren't
looking too bright for the Red
skins as Lakeside was the only
class "B" school left on P. C.'s
schedule besides Oak Harbor
whom the Reds play in the middle
of February. Besides Oak Harbor,
the remaining teams that P. C.
plays this year looks like a Who's
Who in basketball for Northeast
ern Ohio in 1953-54, with such
teams as Fremont Ross, Bellevue,
and Ashland yet to be played.
In the Lakeside game the Reds
scored only IA points in the first
half as the zone defense which the
Crushers threw up against P, C
was just too much. Lakeside took
3114 lead at halftime, and a
few minutes after the start of the
third quarter Lakeside had %
point lead. BY this time, however
P c. had started to solve the zone
defense, which Lakeside had set
up, and with Bob TWarek and John
Papcum doing most of the scor-
ing the Redskins came within 8
points of the Stonecrushers after
the start of the fourth quarter.
Then the Reds started to peter out
and Lakeside went On to hang ur
a 60-44 victory.
Small, aggressive guard Bot
Twarek was high scorer for the
Redskins with 81 points, which i!
the most any P. c. player has
scored this year. The Lakeside
scoring was well distributed
among Dick Earls, Ronnie Harger
John Kelly, and Ed Oglesbee will
all 4 boys scoring in the double
figures.
In the preliminary game the re
serves won their second Straigh
game of the season. Trailing by
points at halftime, the Reds out
scored the Stonecrushers by l.
points in the third period to taxi
a four point lead 1924. In the fl
nal period the Reds withstood
last minute splurge, and with
Nick Ball and John Bergman scor-
ing the last points of the game, P.
c. won 1888. Big, tall John Berg
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22

SPO r s !!
REDSKINS LOSE TWO more GAMES;
PLAY AT SAhDvSKY TONIGHT

After losing Friday to Lakeside
60-44, Port Clinton returned to its
home floor the following evening
to absorb their worst defeat of the
season thus far at the hands OF
Sandusky St. Mary's, 94-64. Port
Clinton travels to Sandusky to-
night, only this time to meet the
Sandusky Blue Streaks.
Excellent teamwork, fine ball
handling, and remarkable accuracy
with their shots all spelled vic
tory for the Panthers. The Pan
thers took the tip-off and Craig
Smith scored the first bucket OF
the evening as the Panthers led
20. Clyde Enderle quickly knotted
the score for the Reds as he sank
fielder and the score was tied
%. From that point On the game
was never even close as Sandusky
scored II points before P. C. tai
lied their next score.
Although it was Port Clinton's
ninth loss in ten games, and 81
points was the highest total scored
against P. C. this season, it was
one of the better games that the
Reds have played this year, and
the 64 points that they scored was
their top offensive performance
this year.
Two seniors, Craig Smith and
Layne Miller were the top goal
getterS for the Panthers with 80
and 33 points respectively. John
Bergman was high scorer for the
Reds with II points. Bergman,
who is sophomore, has been
playing for the reserves, and he
had been progressing rapidly as a
ballplayer as in the last four
games for the reserves he had
been scoring in the double fig
ures. In the second half of the
varsity game, Coach Dick Selgo
injected him sinto the lineup, and
to the amazement of all, he kept
dumping in one bucket after an
other on his jump shot from the
keyhole. This was truly remark
able performance in that he had
never played in varsity game be.
fore and he played in only the last
half of the ball game.
In the first contest of the eve
ming the Little Reds" lost a close
game in overtime 1857 It was one
of the most thrilling and exciting
ball games played in a P. c. gym
in almost two years Butch
Brady calmly sank two fouls, just
before the three minute overtime
period ran out, to give his team
the victory. Nick Ball was high
scorer for the Reds with Is
points, and Bruce Carter and John
Bergman were next high with 16
and ID points respectively Brady
was high man for the Panthers
with 10.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
Clay Cagers
Defeat Genoa

Genoa's courageous but hapless
basketball squad took it On the
chin again Friday night when a
strong team from Clay was victori
Gus IS to 81 in a game played al
Genoa.
The Genoa squad managed to
hold its own during the first half
being behind only three points, 39
to 35, as the third period started
Clay broke loose to score 25 points
in this quarter and held Genoa to
only six.
Jim Schimming of Genoa and
Don Niederhauser of Clay tied for
top scoring honors, each netting
81 points.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
VAcATloNLAND LEAGUE

A. Kaufman's COZ paced this
league. His top games were 225
and 2O4. Other leaders were Mel
vim ART, 219 and 200; Norm
WySin, 207; Earl Riedmaier, 200;
Bob Colston, 210; Al Grover, 205;
George KWhns, 211; Ellsworth Pet
ersen, 213; Paul Hachet, 230; Mike
Drusbacky, 200; John Elchisco, 219
S. Skrinak, 214 and 219; Earl Web
Der, 204; and George Krynock, 200.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
ST. JOE cAGERs WIN

Fremont st. Joseph's basketeerS
chalked up their fourth consecu-
tive Sandusky Bay Conference vic
tory Friday night defeating the
Clyde Flyers, 72 to 81. 1t was FIRE.
mont's eighth win in nine starts.
Ron Borer, GA center for st. Joe,
had his best scoring performance
of the year, netting "a points.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
WINS TENTH GAME

Gibsonburg's Golden Bears took
their 10th victory in II games Fri
day night by defeating Fostoria
st. Wendelin II to so. Mel Moore
paced the winners with 20 points
while Bud Hoover had IA for Fos-
toria.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
HOUSE LEAGUE

Members of the Mason team hit
1882 in their second game Mon
day night. Guy Lotridge had 212;
Earl McRitchie, 236; Ivan Klein
hans, 2O1; Paul Balangue, 212, and
Amos Fall, 144. Their handicap is
1T.
Other top scorers were Les
Sherry 207; Leo Snider, 221; Boil
ColSton, 204; Ted Gensman, 204
Pete Chura, 204; Dick Boldt, 215
Lou Engler, 204; Manuel Nossa-
man, 2O8; Wilbur Gill, 211; and
Charles Boss, 202 and 203.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
EiKs LEAGUE

Leaders in this league included
Cliff Stephenson, 200; AL Davids,
210; Chuck Bauman, 200; Angelo
Johnson, 90; Harry Heineman,
213; Dick Alexander, 201, and
Norm Willbond, 204.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
p. c. MFG. co. LOOP

Stan Knowles took all honors in
this league, topping single games
with 232 and having a GIT for top
series. His other games were 213
and 172. Othertop scorers were:
Bill Asendorf, 212; Harold Osborn
200; and Earl Dreier, 203.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Heineman left
by car last week for Tuscon, Ari-
zona, where they are spending Sc
1eral weeks vacationing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22

ished with 222 for big 500 series,
best in this league. Other lead
erS were Delbert Anderson, 224;
and Stan Knowles, 202 and 203.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
u. s. GYPSUM LEAGUE

Dewey Felder's 227 was best
score in this loop. Dick baltimore
hit 208 and Stan Kowalczk Jr., had
a 202.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22

man who is showing more i'm
provement with each game was
again high scorer for P. c. with
IL nOintS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22

Riedmaier with 204, 1876, 1886;
Don Quisno, 212; and Clarence
Gumb, 2G5.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
THURS. WoMEN's LOOP

Teresa FOwler'S $50 was best
score in the league. Her top games
we're 1872 and 1872. Wava Schau
hit 1T and 174 and other leaders
included Freda Cory, 165; Mary
Snider, 130; Nora Westphal, 40;
Jennie Robron, 1888; Margaret
Wesley, 173 and 167; Gary Sum-
mersett, ITS and 165; Vera Coul-
ter, III and 1863; Irma Whiting,
166, and Barbara Debien, IT'S and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

Bill Taylor and Stan Knowles
each hit 233 for top scores in this
league. Joe Tokar had 228; NJ
Johnson, 210; J. Fought, 200;
Verne McClory, 204, and Bob
HauSer, 211.
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P. c. MEG. CO.

Remember The Dates
Feb. 24-28 at Pt. Clinton Armory
SPORTS AND HOME SHOW
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Vacation Lanes House

Ralph Knodel came back strong
after an opening 164 game to his
243 in his second effort and fin
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
TUESDAY WoMEk's LEAGUE

After bowling above average
scores since tn season opened, Aud
rey Karshuk hit the top in this
league last week when she smash
ed the naples for big 210 and
ended her series with 571 total
The Erie Township boWlerette also
had games of 18O and 181.
Other leaders included Lillian
Capko, 176; Mary Papcun, 167;
Vera Coulter, 1866; Evadna Kott,
1T; Mary Brown, 189; Carol Peter
sen, 1856, 155, 166-507.
Helen Hetrick, ITO; Ann Kuscik.
I'll; Edna Boyle, 129, 214, 1853;
Fredna Kreutzer, 167; Helen Voss,
165; Doris Biro, 2O9, 1856, 1888;
M. Guth, 172; Berneice Macy, 1863,
165; Teresa Fowler, 178.
Mary Summersett, 1872, 1877, 1872
511; Pearl Pelyhe, 173; Janis Lam
bert, 174, 179-519; Lorna Stevens,
169, ITS, and Vida Morgan 165.
ELKS' WOMEN
Alice Kollman's 191 was top
score in this league. Dolores Peter
coz, hit 100 IN how rono,I offor+
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THURS. MITE HDCP. LEAGUE
Top bowlers in the Thursday
Night Handicap League were Earl
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-01-22
ELKS' WOMEN

Alice Kollman's 191 was top
score in this league. Dolores Peter
sen hit 1853 in her second effort.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-03
BY tho Assoeie,sd Pres.

DETROIT. Nov. Scion Hart,
who for four years has resisted
playing defense for the Detroit
Lions, made himself a quick $25
Sunday because he was forced to
play that position.
Those who know say Harris
outlook on playing defensive end
isn't because he's a prima donna
its just smart business. Those
who play for money must MAIN
tain a reputation and oft-talked-
about defensive stars are rare.
But Sunday. when Sonny
Gandee was injured against the
Los Angeles Rams, Hart was sent
in to replace him on defense.
It was early In the second pc
Rod when big Leon, who stands
6-feet-4 and weighs $50, COM
mitted bit of larceny that
Coach Buddy Parker went for
$25 worth.
Hart was rushing In the back
field. Norm Van Brocklin had
just handed the ball to Skeet
Quinlan when big Leon. all arms
at the time, swiped it from him,
turned and ran 20 yards for the
touchdown that put Detroit
ahead. 17-14, for the first time
in the game. The Lions finally
won. 27-24.
A few days ago, Parker had
fined Hart $25 for missing din
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-03
No Wonder Jim Shudders
N. G. State Game Brings Back
Memories for 7utum-AN Bad
--AP Wirephoto.

their first five games but had
a Sill record and with the
North Carolina State game COM
ing up. they finally were favored
for the first time.
So North Carolina State beat
Tatum's team. 21-14.
In his first year at Mary
land Tatum took over material
that had won three games and
lost six the previous season and
won seven of the first nine
games on the schedule.
The Gator Bowl in Jackson
vile beckoned and signed Mary
land after a 20-6 triumph over
Vanderbilt. even with a game
remaining on the regular sched-
ule against North Carolina State.
After all, the Terps figured to
name their own score in this
one.
Held to Scoreless Tie.
Well Maryland went to the
Gator Bowl, but the Jackson
vile folks weren't too happy
about it, because North Carolina
State played the Terps to a
scoreless tie, taking some of the
luster from the Gator Bowl
game.
In 1850 Maryland returned
from a not-too-surprising defeat
at the hands of Georgia to open
brand-new Byrd Stadium against
Navy, a special opponent for the
occasion. Maryland won handily,
1921, and the following week
went to Michigan State and
beat the Spartans, 34,7, the last
game the Michigan team was to
lose until last year. Then came
a slight letdown against George
town, but a 25-14 triumph.
The next opponent was North
Carolina State. which had man
aged to beat Catawba, 7-6, but
had been plastered in most of
its other games. Coach Beattie
Feathers was about to be fired
and it looked like a breather for
the TerpS.
You remember that one. Mary
land spent most Of the after
noon inside N c. States 15-yard
line, but the final score was
(See MARYLAND, Page C-3.)