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Evening star., 1954-06-06
Friday, June II, 1854

WMAL-s:3O. cartoon capsrs; .. sreakisst
(7) Club; 10, Army-Mecarthy Hearings
12:3o, csrtssn Concert; I2:ss. News,
Rendell; I, lust for Fuai 1:So, Jerry
end Jimma, Z, Hearings.
WT0P-s:ss, Meditation; !, The Morning Show
(e) waiter crsnkIts, S:ss, DonBs Osug.
las, ., Billy Johnssa shsWi s:as, Mara
Evans, 10. Jsek PsM Show, II. i'II
Buy rAst, 11:,0. strIhs II Rich; u,
valiant LsdE 12:1s. LOvs Of Life;
Hearings; 12:3o, Moppity skipplU; 124s,
euidins Light, I, Brighter Day; i:1s,
Psrta Faces Life; t:3o, Garry Msore;
Z, Doubls Or Nothing; 2:3o. Mouse
Party, ., Big Payoff; $50. MIaa
Jeffreys.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Tuesday, June 8, 1854

WNBW-s:ls. To-day On the Farm; $50,
~ Lock to This Day, !, rodsE 1:7s,
wright; l:3O, Todsy; 1:ss, News;
o:2s. News; s:ao. Todsy; S,ss. News; 9,
Kitchen cupbsard; $50, Figure For.
mulai s:45, Science Class; 10, Ding
Dons SehOo; 1O:30, One Mans Family;
1O:4s, Three Steps to Reaves; II,
Nome; u, Bride end Groom; t1:IS,
hawkins Falls; 1859. Betty white
ShsWi I, Peoples Playhouse "shang-
hsi Chest; z, lnga's Angle; 2:3o, News;
1:'s, Mike Hunnieutt; >, Kate Smith.
WIGS, RempeT Room; $50, Around the Town;
Isl 10, Army-Mecarthy Hearings; 1880, Mop.
pity sklppiy; 12:As, Lamb Session; l:so,
Balaarj Z, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

WNBW-s:as, Tsdsy On the Farm; s:so, tssh
fA to This Day; !, rsday; 1:1s. Nelly
- wright; 1;ao, roasy; 7:ss. News; .,
reday; s:zs. News; $50. fsdsy, e:ss.
News, Q. bitches cupbsafs, s:3e.
Figure Formula; Gls, Industry On Pa
rade, 10, Ding Dong sehesI; 1850, oas
Mans Family; 1e:As. Isss STEPS to
Reavss, II, Hsms; u. Bride end
Green, Iz:1s. hawkins Falls, 12:ao.
Betty white show: I. Peoples Play
hsuss-"eIass Mountaia'', Z, lnsa's
Angle; 2:3a, News; ass, Mike hunhl-
eutt; ), Kate Smith.
WrTc-s, Rsmper Room; $50, Around the 1swn;
(5) s:ss. Bright Spot; 10. Army-Mscarthy
Hearings, 12:4s, Hsart to Nome; I,
Lamb Session; 1:,o, Bazaar; Z, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

WNsW-s:4s. Ieday % TIE FARM s:se' looA
IN to This Day; 7, Today; 1:2s, Molly
'" wright; 1:3o, Today; 7:ss. News O.
roasy. s:2s. News; $50. Tsdsy; s'ss,
NEWS: ., Mtehsn cupaosrd; $50.
Figure Formula; s:4s. let's Speak
French; 10, Ding Dong sehooI; 1880.
One Mans Family; 10:4s. Three STEPS
to Heaven; II. Home, u, Bride and
srssm; t7:15, hswkins Falls; t2:3o,
Betty white Show; I, Feature Play,
+. house-"call Of the KIondike"; Z,
Inga's Angles 2:3o, News; ASS, Mike
Runnieutt; ., Kate Smith.
wrre-s, Rompsr Rosm; $50, Around the rswn;
~ s:s5, Bright Spot; 10, Amy-Mecarthy
Hearings; 1850, Hoppiy skippigi 12:4s,
Heart to Nome; I, Lamb Ssssisni 1;so,
Disas Lueas, 2, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

wNsw-s:4s, rsdsy On the Farm; $50. Lock to
az This Day; J. Tetsy; 1:2s. ludlam's
'" Lodge; 1:3O, Tsdsy; 1:ss, News; .,
To-Day, s:75, News, $50. Isdsy; s:ss,
News; Q, Kitchen cupbsard, s:se. Fig
ure Fsrmulss s:ls. Music fine; 10.
Ding Dong sehsel, 1880, 0as Mans
fsglIN I0:as. three steps 10 Heaven;
II, Meme, u, erIds and eroem, i2:1s,
Nswkjas Fails, t2:1o. Bstu white
shsw; I, Pespls's PIsyhsuse-"l was A
csaviet', Z, Inga's Angle; 7:3o, News;
ASS, Mike Hunneutt; :, Kate Smith.
Wrre-s, Rsmpsr Rsom; csc. Around the Tswa'
(5) S:ss. Bright spst, 10. Arny-MscartAy
Hearings, 12:3o, NsppiH skIppIu; i1:as,
Nssrt 70 RsmsI I. Lamb ssssisni 1:ae.
Ba1ss9, Z, Hearings.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Saturday, June II, 1854

WNBW-1:3o, Here's Now It Looks; 2:1S, To-
az dustry on Parade; 1:3o, cartosn cireusI
Sis, PIsyhsuss- Magnificent Rssus."
WMAL-1o:As, TrefoiI Time; II, spaes PstrOIi
(7) 11:30, Sign OF. .
WT0P-s:s5, Meditation; !, Stsp, LOOk and
(e) Listen; ., Roy Mssehun; ., Billy Jsha-
son ShsW; 10, Frontier PiUAsuss; II,
WInv DInk end Ven, 1i:3o, Albeit ssd
Costello; Il, Dig Top; I, tsae RaassFI
1:so, Ask Il Basket; Z, Saturday Mst-
inee; 3:as, csrtssns.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Sunday, June 6, 1854

10, Lamp Uats NJ Feet; to:30, lssh
Up and Live; n, cartssn Club; tits,
carteons; 1i:So. Pick TempIe-"0ka-
hsma BIues"; I, Contest Carnival;
Evening star., 1954-06-06
This Weeks Program On TeIevision
Sunduy June 6. 1854

NNBw-fe:3o. western Adventure; 1i:3e, MOP.
az alens Cassidy; 12:So, watch Me-. wiz.
srd; I, Youth wants 70 Know; i:3o.
FrentieTs ei Faith.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

$50, Sunday TAeatsr.
WTTe-12, This Is the Life; 12:Se, New Rsmss
,l5) PFsview; I, Early Sunday shsW-"Nef
Fergstten Past"
Evening star., 1954-06-06

WMAL-12:3o, Fslth for Isdsy; I, Answers tsi
(7) Americans; 1:3o, SIgn OF.
WHO'S, what's veuF ISsuhls?. els, Rural
~ America, S:ao. stsp. Lssk and Listen,
q, ,wMAl tch. WT0p tch o.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

At lost ;. q hieh-ouoIlty. everlasting AIumi-
obly. Comes complete with all hardware, door
check and eosy-to-folIow instructions. All
sizes up to- 3'x7' at this low, low price. II you
wish door installed odd $40 to price.
Aluminium Combination Windou
Evening star., 1954-06-06

= IMPORTANT: In ordering screens
measure with steel or wood rule >.
measure width inside Of trome :.
length from top to sill on outside
Of blind stop.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Want To Go To
Europe? Here's How

Sergeant First Glass Walter J.
Thompson, Recruiting Sergeant for
the U. S. Army in Port Clinton, an
nounces the beginning of Opera
ton Gyroscope. The 3rd Armored
Cavalry Regiment, now stationed
at Fort Meade, Maryland, will be
assigned to Europe to replace a
similar unit now stationed in that
area. The regiment will depart the
Zone of Interior on l July 1855.
Individuals interested in enlist
ing in the U. S. Army to serve an
entire enlistment Wtph tue Bird
Armored Cavalry Regiment, with
specified portion TO be served in
Europe, should contact the U. S.
Army Recruiting Sergeant at the
Post Office on Thursday after
moons.
The U. S. Army Recruiting Ser
geant in Port Clinton is authorized
to enlist, for assignment to the 3rd
Armored Cavalry Regiment, non
prior service male personnel and
prior service male pesonnel, who
are authorized to enlist in a grade
not to exceed Private First Class.
A 3 year enlistment period is re-
qUired, but 4, 5 or year period is
preferred, in order that the en-
listee may receive maximum bene
fits of training, stability of assign.
ment and rotation with the unit.
Enlistments for year period
must be accomplished between Is
December 1854 and II January
1855. Enlistments for period
longer than years may be accom-
plished Immediately.
Upon acceptance of applicant.
for enlistments and assignment tC
the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regi
! ment, those who do not enlist i'm
| mediately will be presented a let
ter stating that they have been ac
cepted for assignment to the uni
and instructing them to report fol-
completion of enlistment process
sing on a specific date.
Prior service personnel author
lied to enlist in grade of Corpora
or above may be considered
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Albert L. Marshall
Retires At EOD

Albert L. Marshall, we'll known
Catawba resident, is retiring at
Erie Ordnance Depot after more
than 13 years of government serv-
ice. Mr.. Marshall, who is 73, has
been on sick leave since May, and
is retiring due to disability. He
was employed as tool repairer,
storage division, packing and ship
ping branch.
At retirement ceremony Fri
day in the office of EOD's Com
manding officer, he was presented
letter of appreciation by 1t. Col.
j. L. Holley, Jr., executive officer,
from commanding officer Col
Grubbs. Also present at the cere-
mony were Major E. w. Caddy, Jr,
chief of storage division; Harry
AScher, chief of packing and ship
ping branch, storage division; Hans
c. Jacobs, immediate supervisor Of
Mr.. Marshall, and j. M. Banchich,
civilian personnel officer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
GRAYTOWN

Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Lewis were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orin Altman and Mr.. Art
Kamke of Toledo, Mrs. Margaret
Dehnell of Washington, D. c., Dr.
Harold Fields of Lansing, Mich.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Freimaik
and family of Oak Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hellwig and
family spent Thanksgiving with
relatives in Ravenna, Ohio.
Graytown, Benton P. T. A. are
sponsoring a dance and social eve
ming at the school, Friday, Dec. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Harder
and family were Thanksgiving
guests of M. and Mrs. Marvin
Sievert and family at Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson
and family were weekend visitors
of Cleveland relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lewis, Su-
san and Dale spent the Holiday
weekend in Syracuse, N. Y. guest
of their daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Relyea and
Lynda.
Mr.. Henry Abbenzler of Toledo
is spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Dick.
Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Grunkes and fam
lily were, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Webb of Woodville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Grover of Genoa and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Racpke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner May of
Mcclure, O. spent a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Dick, on Thurs
day the Dicks and Mays ate Tur
key with Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Han
sen at Williston.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
aS ,II!l7l5R Z
WILLIAM {. SMITH

William E. Smith, 69, retired
Port Clinton and Fremont barber,
died Unexpectedly Sunday of a
heart attack at his Fremont home.
Services were Tuesday at 3 pm.
from the Weller-W Wonderly funeral
home. Vicar Robert Ruff of Grace
Lutheran church officiated and
burial was made in Oakwood ceme-
terry. He is survived by his wife;
five daughters, all of Fremont; a
brother Ezra Of LaCarne, three Sis
ters, 81 grandchildren and six
great grandchildren.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
PATROL PUTS
GUARD ON
steel. TRUCK

In what is believed to be the
first incident of its kind in Ottawa
county, the state highway patrol
last Wednesday posted 24-hour
guard on an overladed steel truck
parked near the Gypsum weighing
scales, while the driver who re-
fused to have his truck weighed
was cooling his heels in county
Jail.
The driver, Charles Minteer Of
Newcastle, Pa, was arrested by
state highway patrolman Corporal
Robert Sauer Nov. "a when he re-
fused to have his truck weighed.
He was fined $50 and costs by
Municipal Judge Don Wargowsky,
$25 of the fine being suspended
if he comply with weighing orders.
Minteer refused to pay and went
to jail. Acting On a tip that another
truck was being sent here to re-
move part of the load, patrolmen
maintained a round-the-clock guard
on the truck and refused to allow
the truck owner, Edward Gilleland
of Sharon, Pa, to switch part Of
the load when he finally arrived
here to straighten up matters.
When the truck was finally
weighed, overload of 2,140 pounds
was discovered and an additional
fine of $40 was assessed. Minteer
repeatedly made the statement that
he knew the truck was overweight
when he started out, and had
taken Route 2 instead of Route 20,
as PUCO prescribed, in order to
avoid the Hessville weigh station,
forgetting that there was also one
at Gypsum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
HOSPITAL NEWS
Admitted

Admitted
Nov. "a: Lola Jones, Route 3,
medical.
Nov. 25: Mrs. Charles Porter, Rt.
l, Oak Harbor, medical; Gordon
King, Ais Lincoln, medical; Mrs.
Harold Volschow, Oak Harbor,
surgical.
Nov. 27: Pfc. Harold Jackson,
Camp Perry, accident; August
Behnke, Route 1, Oak Harbor,
medical; Adam Borsh, 1872 W.
Water-st, Oak Harbor, accident;
Mrs. Tom Martin, TIC w. Third-st,
medical; Mrs. Millard Immel, Oak
Harbor, medical; Mrs. Ruth Haas,
Toledo, accident.
Nov. %: Edward Kiefer, Toledo,
accident; David Westfall, State
Road, medical; Mrs. George Gress-
man, 123 Oak-St, medical; Major
Joseph Wiacek, 737 Est, medical;
Leroy Bracken, 1O4 Oak-st, surgi-
cal.
Nov. 20: George Lucas, Marble
head, medical; Clarence Myers, 422
w. Fifth-st, medical; Fred Nobis,
324 Jackson, medical; Mrs. Will
liam Robertson, rural Port Clinton,
medical; Albert Apling, Route /,
Oak Harbor, medical; Ms. Mary
Lightner, Oak Harbnr, medical;
Harry Heineman, 226 Washington
st, surgical.
Nov. 80: Carl Schroeder, 317 w.
Ffth-st, surgical; Mrs. Marie
Schultz, 121 w. Sixth-st, medical;
Priscilla Holbrook, II w Loop,
medical; Mrs. Charles Siska, Oak
Harbor, medical.
Discharged
Mrs. Donald Biehler and baby
Richard Branum, Mrs. Charles
Martin, Justin Buchanan, Wilfred
Favro, Albert Lures, Adam Borsh
Mrs. Harold Volshow, Gordon
King, Mrs. Jack Curry, Mrs
Joseph Distel and baby, Mrs. An
tonic Cara and baby, Mrs. Gus
Schmitt, Mrs. Ruth Haas, Mrs. AL
bert Gluth, Lola Jones, William
Hathaway, William Goetz, Ezra
Hiss, Mrs. William Kaiser, Mrs
Leland Mason and baby, Mrs. Rob
ert Waltz and baby, Pfc. Harold
Jackson, Mrs. Thomas Martin, Rich.
ard Gittinger, Mrs. Charles Porter
Mrs. George Hanes and baby, Mrs
David Mcclellan, Robert Thomp
son, Mrs. John Podgurski and baby
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Training Branch
Set Up At EOD

Establishment of separate
training branch in the civilian per-
sonnel office at EOD is announced,
neceSsitated by changes in mission
and the anticipated establishment
of Apprentice Training programs
IN various skilled trades.
Dudley N. Sparks, Oak Harbor
has been named Training Officer
and Harry V. Revenaugh, Oak Har-
Dor, assistant. Civilian Personnel
officer j. M. Banchich and Mr..
Sparks visited the Gentle Air
Force base in Dayton last Wednes-
day to inspect the training pro-
gram for electronic technicians al
ready established there.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03

benefited to the extent Of about
$1,700, and a new community ira
dition was born.
To Mrs. Ray B. Lambert and
Mrs. A. D. Miessner, co-chairmen,
and their Woodworking committees
go well-deserved tribute for in
augurating an event that Undoubt-
edly will become an annual affair
here.
Al pierces orchestra played for
dancing from 8 to 2. In front of
the bandstand was a glittering
gold caduceus, medical symbol.
Silhouettes of hospital beds front
ed the orchestra and on the back
drop were faces in surgeons caps
and surgical masks, and a Dagmar-
type blonde with part of her anat-
omy shown by X-ray screen.
A green-faced papa" with two
!. fingers held up was painted on
one door and on the other was pic
tured a smiling nurse holding
tripletS.
Hospital screens, draped in ever
green, were in evidence. Ever
green sprays centered the tables,
with nurses cap on each one.
After the midnight grand march,
sandwiches and coffee were served
from a buffet table.
Heading the grand march with
the Lamberts' and the MitsSners'
were DR.. and Mrs G. R. Ley, Mrs.
Ley being Guild president; hospi-
tai superintendent Floren e
Specht; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hilker,
Mrs. Hilker being ticket chair
man; and DR.. and Mrs. James
Rhiel
Mrs. Rhiel was chairman for the
decorations, aided by Mrs. Lee Da-
Wis, Mrs Albert Davids, Jr., Mrs.
James Wolf, Mrs. A. D. Miessner,
Mrs. Carlton Allan and Mrs. Car
lyle Brindley.
Mrs. Adolph Frazier and her eff
ficient food committee prepared
more than 730 sandwiches at an
all-afternoon session Saturday and
served the buffet well and easily.
Mrs. A. J. Davids, Mrs. P. K. Tad
sen, and Mrs. Lawrence Satter-
field had charge of the check room
and ticket collections.
Aiding Mrs. Hilker in ticket
sales were Mrs. William Moon,
Mrs. Robert Carroll, Mrs. Ruth
OdenWeller, Mrs. Miessner, Mrs.
Paul Antoun, Mrs. George Boon,
Mrs. William Schrader, and Mrs.
NJ M. Riddell of Fremont.
Seen in the group of guests
were many couples from Fremont
and virtually every area of the
county. Many cocktail parties pre-
ceded the gay dance.
Tickets, at $40 per couple,
brought in $2,040 of which $1OO or
SO was contributions, with donors
taking no tickets in return.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Chamber Plans
January Banquet

At a Monday luncheon meeting
of the board of directors of the
Port Clinton Chamber of Com
merce, Kelly Dunn was named
head of committee to nominate
next years officers.
Plans also we're made for the
Jan. 13 meeting to be held at the
ElkS Club with Explorer Scouts
again preparing and serving the
dinner.
Ralph Forster was named pro-
gram chairman and is arranging
with the Ohio state chamber to OBJ
tain an outstanding speaker for
the January event, which will be
open to members and guests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
GARDEN CLUB

A smorgasbord at the home of
Mrs. Harry Englebeck Monday at
$50 will mark the Christmas party
of Port Clinton Garden Club.
Each member is to bring place
favor or a Christmas exhibit which
will be taken to the library after
wards. A social evening and gift
exchange will provide enjoyment.
Program committee is Mrs. Will
liam Lausten, Mrs. Richard Alex
ander, and Mrs. StenSen Petersen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03

ter he wrote Oct. 25, sending the
Pope small boys good wishes
and prayers for his health. It was
part of a school project that
Wayne's sixth grade at Immaculate
Conception Catholic school carried
out.
The letter held another message,
too, which said:
"The Secretariat of State of His
Holiness is directed to express the
Holy Fathers sincere appreciation
of the devoted message of good
wishes and prayers addressed to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
MEETING SET

County superintendent of schools
Edwin Digby, secretary of the
Northwestern Ohio Association of
School Administrators, has an
nounced a meeting of the associa-
ton to be held at the Mills School
in Sandusky, Thursday, December
8, when topics discussed will in
clude School Work Shop"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03

him, ana TO convey, as a pledge OF
abiding divine grace, the paternal
Apostolic Blessing of His Holi-
ness"
It also held religious medal, in
a special folder, and picture of
Pope Plus x, recently made a saint
in addition to an autographed pic
ture of His Holiness.
Wayne never expected an answer
when he selected the Pope to
whom to write, the day his whole
class picked out famous name.
So Fridays mail was even more
wonderful.
And the Pope's own written
signature is treasure he'll always
cherish.
XII"
In few gracious sentences, His
Holiness thanks Wayne for a let
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
MRS. CHARITY PURCELL

Mrs. Charity Purcell, 80, mother
of Leslie bud" Purcell of Port
Clinton, died Wednesday at The
Colvin Rest Home in Clyde. She
was the widow of George Purcell.
She leaves four daughters, two
sons, Is grandchildren and 20
great grandchildren. Services were
held Wednesday at 2 from the
Fiser funeral home, Clyde.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
FINE START

1854 Christmas Seal campaign is
off to fine start, announces ex-
ecutive secretary Gretchen Claus.
If the first weeks return On Seal
sales, which brought in $1,000, is
any indication, the campaign will
be a definite success.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
ENTER SERVICE

Inducted into the Army at Cleve-
land Tuesday from Ottawa county
were Donald J. HudaN and Joseph
S. Lucas, Marblehead; Donald R.
Harger, Port Clinton; James R.
Thompson, Put-in-Bay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Charity Ball Nets S17O0 For Hospital,
Provides Gay Evening For 400 Guests,
And Establishes Annual Event Here

Port Cnton's first Charity Ball in good many years.
held Saturday night at Bro auditorium under the auspices
of H. B. Magruder Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, a
definite
Nearly 400 couples had wonderful time at dance mark
ed by clever and appropriate decorations Maguder hospital
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03

Port Clinton postoffice, which
usually closes at noon on Satur-
days, will remain open till 3 pm.
Dec. IL and 18, postmaster Verdi
Won Thron announces.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03
Wayne Druyor, IL, Gets
Letter From Pope Plus XII

There is special reverence in the way that 11yearold
Wayne Druyor, of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Grosean of 35
Lanreave handles letter the mailman brought him last
Friday
The postmark says Vatican City, and the signature
of the letters enclosures is handwrten "Pius DID
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-12-03

Results thru our Classified Ads.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
s.. leger 10 Be Next Goal
,M Speed Canadian Coli
q ihs Assosialed Press

YORK, England 19.-The st.
Leger is the next goal Of Blue
Sail. Canadian speedster who
romped through the mud to q
runaway victory in the voltiguer
stakes here yesterday. ~
Blue Sail, owned by Max Bell
and Frank Manon Of Toronto,
Canada. won by 10 lengths ia
the mile and one-half V0ltiguer,
Ridden by Billy Rickaby, Blue
Sail was second choice at 8 to
1 in the field Of nine. Phenonl :
email, 100 to Z, was second, and
Italian-owned Lorenzo-Lipp was
third.
Blue Sail. q bay son Of Teh-
ran-Set Sail, was timed in
3:023s and earned q purse of
$8.582. The colt had finished
10th in the EPSON Derby June
2 with Johnny Longden Of Call
ifornia in the saddle.
Frank More O'Ferrall, racing
manager for the Canadians, said
Blue Sail will start next in the
st. Leger. last OF the, English
fiat racing classics for 3-year-
olds. 80
Il think he may win that and
possibly Longden will ride him
at Doncaster." O'Ferraii said.
Favorite for the mile end
three-quarter st. Leger is the
Evening star., 1954-08-19
CONTINUED From Page C-l.)

N&VA4eAAAuC0 G1U1n 6MSS O-A.l
his 10Th game in his fourth try,
turning in six-hitter.
Seventh Straight for Ford.
The Yankees mopped up on
the lowly Athletics for the 18th
time In Is meetings, as Bill
Skowron drove In three runs.
Whitley Ford turned in his sew
enth straight victory and his
18th Of the season. He struck
out nine and gave up six hits.
Alex Kellner (6-15) was the VIC
tim.
Chicago pitching continued to
bafi1e the last-place Orioles, who
have scored only twice in their
last az innings. Sandy Con-
suegra. lifted in the sixth for a
pinch hitter, registered his 18th
success with fine relief from Dick
Strahs and Harry Dorish. Don
Larsen was charged with his
10th loss, tops in both leagues.
Chico Carrasquel and Minnie
Minoso each got three hits for
the White Sox.
Another hunch paid of for
Manager Leo Durocher Of the
Giants. He replaced the slump
ing Monte Irwin with Dusty
Rhodes and the substitute OUT
fielder belted two home runs that
accounted for iive runs. The
Evening star., 1954-08-19
Head On Series Is Needed
To Settle Yankee Tribe Fiiqht

night before, Durocher started
Rhodes roommate, Bobby Hof-
man at first base and Holman
homered twice. Sal Maglie scat
tered 10 hits and walked none
as he brought his record to 1876.
Pirates Halted.
The Pirates five-game win
ming streak came to an end as
Jim Hughes. the Dodgers relief
ace, retired the side in the ninth
after two runs had scored against
Carl Erskine and two men were
on base. The last-place Pirates
have knocked out the last Il
pitchers to start against them.
It was Erskine's 18th victory.
Lefty Warren SPAIN checked
the Cardinals on i've hits, in
cluding Stan Musial,s 32d home
run. Harvey Haddix had q one
hitter working until two out in
the sixth. A pop-fly triple by
Joe Adcock drove in the first
run and he scored. q moment
later on single by Andy Pafko.