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Every Team Factor In
Milwaukee FLAG Fiqht

Milwaukee, Wise. - T h c
Lodge 255 team extended
their winning streak to six
straight by clipping the West
Allis Bankers for the required
wins. In another match Of the
Milwaukee County 600 Lea
que, the Milos 5000 Barmen
got the upper hand with the
Tiran Industrial Towels, both
teams now two games behind
the first place NADIA keglers.
Karlovich K o k t a ii Klub
downed the Pintar Plumbers
to give the losers another
losing session.
John Chesnik hammered
out 216-579 to post the No
vembcr 10th highs. John Ell
lioff followed suit with 566,
Rudy Papa with 20S-540 and
Jack Walent had 210 game.
A week ago this same crowd
was looking up to Pete Eli
offs 636 and John Gudlin's S
235.
Over in the Mixed Handi-
cap League, a new team high
of S36 by the Lodge 391 team
for the time being halted the
top flight Pintar Barmen who
have been making sport of
their fellow bowlers. Green
field Arcade stayed in the top
fliiv,iisi0n li iii by exploiting the Err
ssnene Funeral team for their
purpose.
Mary Scldler stole the snow
for the second week by COM
ing through with 190-4S6,
Jack Knaus duplicated his
feat in the mems one game
class, getting by with a
smaller score of 1877. There
was a drop of almost a hun
dred pins with Mike Papa's
456 taking the honors as com
pared to John l.. Pintar's 55Z
of a week ago. Other men.
tionable scores of November
10Th were George Grasser
45O; Tony Wanda, 177-445
Bea Karlovich, 168-432 anc
Joan Bilan, 421.
John Sarich, Sec'y
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SteeIers Barge Into
l.cdue 234 LEAGUE Lead

Pittsburgh, Pa. - T h e
Steclers have taken over as
the new leaders in the Liberty
Lodge League when they hit
the Giants with a three game
loss to push the losers far
down the league ladder
The Bears edged the Red
skins to tie the two teams for
second place at 14-10. Mean
while the Eagles took advan-
tage of the team shifting to
move within two games of
first place by picking on the
lowly Browns for two wins.
The seasonal high honors
were a two person affair,
Steve Cestarich taking over
among the men with 193-491
and Ann Panian among rhe
ladies with a 146-368 show
ing. These marks were a bit
off color when compared to
the eight week highs posted
by Steve Cestarich in SIS;
George Spudich. 226; Emily
Becer, 452 and Grace Pctrich
in 176.
Making the grade of men
tionable scores at the Novem.
Der 9Th meet were Philip La.
bas, 465; Ed Shaginaw, 181.
1852; Joe Petrich, 403; Nick
Spudich. 395; Mary Horva-
itch, 143-354; Gerry Sambol
33333; and Olga Delach, 311.
There is irony in the cate
CORY of seasonal team highs
the first place Steelers hav'
ing rolled the best three game
total in 1898 and the last
place Browns owning the best
one game figure, 725.
Geraldine SambOl, Sec'y
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Lodge 9b1 Loop Lead
Kicked Around Weekly

Toronto, Ont. - The Ran
gers helped close the ranks in
the Lodge 961 League when
they defeated the first place
Tigers recently 81. The two
lower division teams. the Tip
Toppers and the Z Ups stale
mated at %.
Philip Stanfel, the leading
male bowler, pushed his av-
erage to the 214 mark by
flashing a 264-674 card at the
November 9Th session. John
ny Maletich fell below his of
1876 by rolling 227-579. Other
male triple scores were divi-
ded thus, John Kokot, $50;
George Labash, $40 and Du-
san Bezic, 541.
Mary Ann Milakovic fell
short of her 1874 average
when she combed the pins for
237-523, the three game ses-
sional honors going to Mary
Poturnak, 192-556, far above
her 151 average.
Mary Ann Milakovic, Sec'y.
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Toronto Lodge 975 In
Report From Pin Front

Toronto, Ont. - The Tops
still rule the roost in the
Lodge 975 Bowling League,
their 81 points being four
better than the Big Wheels
who sport fifty. The runners
up racked up a 3O45 aggre-
gate at the November 14th
meet.
True to form the Tail End.
ers have come through with
the second best team scores
for two straight weeks, leav-
ing the crumbs so to speak
for the Left Overs and the
last place Head Pins.
Lou Kozlovich at the No.
VemDer Ith plnfeSt struck up
a new single high Of 303, Matt
Turina at the latest gather.
ing taking both male honors
with 24O-6S5. Ken Forbes
followed with 643 and John
Ma inarich with 237. Viola De-
rich, 1858 copped the la.
dies highs, Kay Bolk as re.
ported being second with a
172 game.
William Krajacich, Sec'y
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Hamilton Yokums Rate
Respect Of Pin Brass

Hamilton, Ont. - The Aces
and the Yokums have cnli-
vened the sessions Of the
Lodge 644 Mixed League.
Registering two consecutive
10 triumphs first over the
then high flying Stampcders
and on November 10th over
the then leading Hopcfuls has
catapulted the Aces into the
drivers seat with 80 points,
3 better than the Yokums.
1t seems that only a few
weeks ago the Hokums were
the league doormat. They
started their rise by pouncins
on the Hopefuls for a 50 win
and then hitting the Stampc-
ders with the same velocity
to move into second place.
Seasonal highs have Of late
been anyone's game. One
week takers were Matt Ruka-
vina, 27O-668; Charles BiIian,
270; Ann Benich, $50 and
Ann kostrich, 271. At the
November 10th rolling, the
feminine highs were posted
by Mary Herbolic, 24S while
the males looked up to George
Racki, $40 and Matt Rukavi-
ma with 269.
Even with this distribution
we had other good scores,
namely, Flip Zebic, 263-636;
John Benich, 612; Joe Myos,
602; Fina Ma jerovich, 6O3
and Steffy Myos, 244.
John Bratina, Scc'y.
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Walter Perko Perkinq
Hiqh In Harbor Leaque

Indiana, HarbOr, Ind. -
Walter Perko, in as hot a
streak as he personally has
experienced as a bowler, fired
a 243 that carried over into a
613 series, both the male
highs of the ten week old
Harborite League of 1954-55.
The feminine honors, mean
while, over the past two
weeks has seen newcomers
Helen Stepich, 181 and Marie
Yancich, 472 taking over and
at the November 18th ses-
sion, Judy Mihalic with All
and Ann Zunac at 100.
The Alder Taps have pad
ded their league lead at the
expense of second division
teams, the Klenke jewelers.
by a 2-1 onslaught. The Ma
rion BARRIERS, sprinsing back
from a complete loss the week
before, tagged the second
place Matchen Florists with a
2-1 loss. The Doc Peppers
moved upstairs with the Sec
ond straight winning session.
Playing a part as individ-
uals in the aforementioned
clashes were Joe Markovich,
$40: John Kirincic, 221-535
Paul Mikula, 1864; Milan
Kalafatich. SIG and Mary Ia
dey, 171-451.
Thomas Grcevic, Sec'y
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Pardus BARRIERS Rated
Tons In SIoboda Loon

Chicago, iii. - The Pardus
BARRIERS of the Sloboda Lodge
80 Bowling League in contin-
uing their winning streak in
cluded among their victims
the second place Matievic
Midwestern team whom they
defeated November 18th by
the count, 81. Mares Ponti-
acs moved into third place by
humbling the Skala Bankers,
80. There is something STIR
ring in the league cellar since
the Pavlak Morticians have
come to life, their latest blast
catching the Balkan Musi-
clans by surprise with a 2-1
loss.
Mildred Kovacic at the No
vember 10th session shot 174-
ATS and for a time it appeared
she may be on the verge of
breaking her seasonal highs
181-494. Feminine trip ] c s
dipped somewhat a week la
ter, Mary Biskupic's 456 TAX
ing top honors, being follow
ed in turn by Geraldine Du-
dek, 435; Carrie Gall, 40;
Rose Dusek, 412; Dorothy
Kentos, 405 and Pauline Baz-
darich, 170-384.
Frank Kunovic dominated
the show among the men, his
214-575 being well above Gre
CORY Krajacic, 562 and Jack
Paul with 201-492. Frank
Pardus rolled sos; George
Mihel 467 and Rudy Cvijano-
vich AS to round out a fair
session at the Major Recrc-
alton Alleys.
Jack Paul, Sec'y
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junnies Beginning To
Feel Amity Loop Heat

kcnOsha, Wise. - The Jun
nics Follies have had their
lead in the Amity Lodge
Bowling League scaled down
to three games. the smallest
margin that it has been in a
month. An even moro inter-
esting feature has been long
lost punch uncovered, Novem-
bcr 18th in the lineup of the
Foolish Fouls. The Fouls got
together to strike up the new
team highs of 64S and 1885.
Audre, Widmanich w h o
for two sessions ruled the
feminine highs, the best of
which on November II were
167-4S0, had her reign cut
short recently when Dorothy
Jambrck and Frieda Odar
took over with scores of 1874
387 and 144-411 respectively.
The same happened to
Frank Topolovec, whose best
212-551 gave him a two week
sway also. On November Is
he placed second to Frank
Lane with 199-545.' We had
other scores deserving of
mention in the three week
period covered here, the top
most of them being John De-
eek, 1S5-502; Frank Odar,
17S-493; Anne Damianovic
AIS; Anne Walsh. 401 and
Frieda Odar with 154.
Frank TOpOlOvec, Sec'y.
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Conway, Rochies
In County Stymie

w. Bridgewater, Pa.-Con-
way Lodge $40 tripped Ro-
chester Lodge IS twice Sun
day, November 21, to stymie
the latter for the Mems Di-
vision leadership of the Gro
attain Fraternal Unions Bea-
yer County Duckpin League.
In the other divisional tilt,
Ambridge Lodge 153 swept
Midland Lodge 535 after the
losers put up a hard fight be-
fore going down via the
whitewash route. In fact, the
Middies lost the opener to the
Bridgers by the closest of
margins, a lone stick.
Over in the Ladies Divi-
sion, New Brighton Lodge
738 swept Conway Lodge $40
No. 2 to remain undefeated in
the flag chase. Other battles
saw Ambridge Lodge 153 kali
somine Rochester Lodge IS
and Conway Lodge $40 No. 1
do a like job on Midland
Lodge 535.
The Brighton Lodge 73S
men and the Midland Lodge
535 No. 2, ladies were the
swing shift teams November
81 and enjoyed a day off
from the circuit wars. -
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Going Rugged In
Cleveland League

Cleveland, Ohio Firs t
place was at stake November
21 in the Cleveland c. F. u.
Mems Bowling League as the
two top teams locked horns
in the most crucial matches
SO far this year.
The first place Pioneers
quintet saw their league lead
shaved down to exactly -
game as the second place A.
Grdina and Sons took two
out of three games from the
league leaders.
The Grdinas almost came
through with a clean sweep
losing the first game by ex-
actly one pin but this marrow
loss spurred the undertakers
on to grab the final two
games with Dick Petkovic's
192-560 and Nick Kvaternik's
200-547 setting the stage for
this big upset. Pete York
fired 212- 595 and John Brai-
die 1862 for the Pioneers.
With Steve Simcic pouring
it on with his 237-574 and
getting plenty of help from
Steve Kasunic's 2O2-565 and
Larry Koren's 235-557, the M
and M Cafes whitewashed the
Strivers with Tom Steich the
! big gun for the losers with
his 1852.
! With this fine effort, Ste
ich won himself a turkey
which was presented by the
! management of st. Clair-Ed-
dy Recreation. Nice going,
Tom Steich, and many thanks
to Ben Newman, proprietor of
the bowling alleys.
George Celizic, Sec'y.
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lodge 14b Ladies Not
ALWAYS Fond Of Roses

Versailles, Pa. - The Iris
team in the Lodge 146 Ladies
League upset t h e highly
touted Roses squad, p on
November 18th to drop the
losers into a tie with the Lii
lacs, who advanced by edging
the Violets. The Lilacs have
been on the march lately and
even better scores can be
expected.
The Orchids took the final
game from the Tulips to gain
the decision in this particular
match. The triples category
found the sessional high ta-
ken by Dorothy Kijowski. 1t
has been a long time since
Dorothy hit the kleiglights
and her 419 score was an hon.
or long due her.
Helen Buck who makes
common fodder of the naples
was held to a 169-391. Push
ing the aforementioned for
honors were Fannie .Stegner,
152-390 and Mary Reskovac,
4O3. Behind them came Mary
Pavlic at 361 and Chris III
brat, 351.
Mary M. Pavlic, Sec'y.
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Alder Taps Determined
To Con Harbor BUNTING

Indiana HarbOr, Ind. -
The Alder Taps are pulling
away in the Harborites Mixed
League, leaving the Matchen
Florists and the Doc Pepper
Beverages to battle it out for
the No. 2 spot.
Ann Zunac trotted out a.
mother of her better nights
getting a 20S game in $40
series. Helen Stanko also
stepped into that category
with a SOP set while Madge
Mudrovich fell short with a
card of 185-493.
Walter Perko who owns a
triple high of 613 was pegged
at $50 at the November 18th
session. Paul Mikula reeled
off a 1913 game to cop the
mems single honors. Also
coming through in fine style
were George Boravich, 51S
and John Raykovich with
193-5OO.
For the present the team
highs for the season stand at
2472 for the Alder Taps and
an 898 game rolled by the
| Klenke jewelers..
! Thomas Grcevic, Sec'y.
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Croatian Fraterna| Union Will! Again
Support Lodge, Nest Basketball Teams

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Basket
ball will in the weeks that
follow command a fair share
of attention among t h e
sports lovers. Our interest
will be directed mainly to
that basketball activity which
emanates among our Lodges
and Nests.
To partially boost such ac-
tivity, your Society, this sea-
son as in those past will
grant Lodge and Nest basket
ball teams cash appropri-
ations to the extent of fifty
dollars (S5O.OO) per team.
Would-be recipients to be ell
gible must report their acti-
vities in the Zajednicar at
regular intervals.
Once again as always, may
we stress the salient fact; do
not make the mistake of play
ing as a C.F.U. outfit, locally,
during the basketball season
and then fail to give publici-
ty, win or lose, of your &C
tivity in the Zajednicar,
At the C.F.U. Sports-Edu-
cational Department we have
available forms to expedite
reporting your games. Please
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Lions BeIted By
Mah.VaI SteeIers

Youngstown, Ohio - The
Steelers halted the Lions af-
ter the league leaders took
the first game on Fran Ro-
gan's 177-440, the feminine
highs at the November 18th
session Of the Mahoning Val
ley League. The Eagles lost
no opportunity to close in by
taking two from the Colts.
Seasonal high marks this
time belonging to Joe Plesic
in 211-575 played an impor-
tant part in the teams victo-
ry. Identical triples, 468 by
Tom Schragal and Nick ST.
nee were the best in the Colts
corral.
John Rogan's 200 game in
a SIT set helped the Bears
take at least the nightcapper
from the Cardinals where
John Yancar, 1851 stood
out. Dan Novak, 180-506 of
the Rams and Walter Ku-
novich, 189 of the Browns
teed off almost frame for
frame with the Browns Win
ming none-the-less when Ku-
novich's mates supported bet
ter.
We would be remiss in our
reporting not to give due pub
licity to some of the fair sex
scores, the best of which were
Dorothy Sinkovich, 165-426;
Anne Chockey, 410; Stella
Horvatich, 377; Mary Krup-
pa, 374 and Kay Rappach,
372.
Nick Srnec, Sec'y.
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Deuces Worm Turns In
Cleveland Junior Loon

Cleveland, Ohio - The last
place Deuces who have cow
cred in that league position
pulled a surprise November
18th when they belted the
leading. Nest 62 team for a
two game loss. 1t was some
thing long over due and a tri-
umph that will bolster the
morale of individuals on the
Deuces squad.
The Nest 55 Treys for the
second straight week found
themselves on the short end
of a score, the Aces, who
made it five out of six games
edging them in this match of
the Cleveland Juniors League.
The boys especially are hit
ting their strike stride and it
pleases us to mention those
in the $50 average bracket at
the last two sessions. Theo-
dore Nekic headed the parade
with 176-480. being followed
by Roger Kostika. 168-472;
Nick Stanic, 168-472 and Pc
ter Stanic, 449. The girls on a
lower plane had their salts.
faction, Arlene Skorich, $40;
Charlenc. 151-362; and Judy
Bilicic, 129-357.
Anna Rescic, Mgr
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leopards Pacing
Vancouver League

Vancouver, B. G. - Going
into the ninth week Of Lodge
787 mixed bowling, the spot
ted cats are still atop, al
though the second place Pan
theirs on Robert Belich's spec
tacular h o W n g, 286-755
crimped their style with a
two game loss. High for the
losers were Louis Jakse, 260-
576, Richard Belich, 2O2-524
and Elsie Trtan, 529.
Third place Tigers now one
point behind the Panthers
took a pair from the fifth
place Jaguars. The Tigers
were paced by Steve Rupar,
| 246-552 and Joe Strodl with
210-570. High for the Jaguars
were George Mahovlic, 188-
504 and a newcomer to our
ranks, Mario Carr, 200-491.
The fourth place Cougars
took three points from the
| Lions now in the cellar posi-
ton, Mirko Braculj, 233-561
leading the winners and get
ting help from Anne Shuster,
188-444. Doing a yeoman's
job for the Lions were Tina
Sanvido, 212-443; Mike Mil
kovich, 2O5-5O4 and Joe Ma
latcstinich, 203-495.
The success of the Novem-
Der 5th social was such that
in answer to inquiries we wish
it known that the next will be
held December 18th, time and
place to be definite after our
next meeting. We have heard
that the Seattle lodge will be
holding a social, soon. The
bowling league members have
planned for weeks to attend
the Seattle doings. We hope
that in due time that our
| American friends will be able
to attend our lodge affairs.
Helen OreskOvich, Sec'y.
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write to us, either as an in
dividual or the lodge sports
director on the possibility of
organizing a C.F.U. basket
ball team in your locale.
The Croatian Fraternal
Union had its biggest basket
ball tournament yet last year
in Farrell, Pa, twelve lodge
teams and six from the jun
iors participating. If each
would take steps to organize
for the season imagine the
interest that could be created
for the 1866 tourney in
Youngstown, Ohio.
Furthermore, the idea ad-
vanced at the annual meeting
Of basketeers last April of
organizing a C.F.U. basket
ball league in Western Penn
sylvania and Eastern Ohio
should be given serious
thought. Played over week.
ends with a dance or social
thrown in, we think that
more people would become
C.F.U. conscious. Let's hear
from you soon on this league.
Frank Braidic, Director
Sports-Educational Dept.
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Canton Leadership S! Is
HofIY Contested Issue

5. Canton, Ohio - It is still
a nip and tuck affair between
the Jacobs -Waltners and the
Price Advertisers for the No.
1 spot in the Lodge 514 Bowl
ing League. Both teams reg
istered clean sweeps at the
November 13 session, the
leading J-W team showing
under the Lodgemen while
the Advertisers took over
T and A.
The Croats team nestled
in the No. 3 notch to beat the
last place Macks, 81. On an
individual plane it was a
great day for the Cockrilfs
Betty romping off with the
feminine highs, 184-430 while
H. Cockrill took three game
laurels among the males with
GIL, now the top season
mark in this respect. -
Others sharing the lime
light were L. Marich. SOS; J.
Comsia, 531; S. Bozurich, Jr.,
524; F. Shivley, 213-518; D.
Brown, 376; Alice Planick,
145-367 and M. Zuzich, 343.
Steve Bozurich, Jr., Sec'y.
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No. Chicago, Ill. - C.F,U.
Lodge rs, S2S and 848 of N.
Chicago, III. have formed an
eight team bowling league for
the current season. This
marks the first time that a
full C.F.U. league has been
established in the Waukegan-
North Chicago area.
Steve Kerpan and andre
Pucin, two local businessmen
of Croatian descent an d
staunch C.F.U. supporters,
generously offered to sponsor
the league and have furnished
the bowlers with shirts.
The league was formed
hurricdly, mostly t h roug g h
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North Chicago-W -Waukegan Lodges
Organize Eight-Team Bowling Circuit

the efforts Of two men. Now
we arc happy to say that the
movement since the inaugur-
alton has progressed wonder
fully and has proved itself
enjoyable to all concerned.
We are planning social events
to bring together, not only
the bowlers, but all Croatians
within the area.
Now that we have passed
the incubator stage, you'll
hear from us regularly. A re:
sumo of the weeks activities
on the bowling lanes, especial
ly, will keep us abreast of the
other C.F.U. colonies.
John Matijevich, Sec'y
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. A psychiatrist reports
that the prestige value of a
television set is much greater
than that of a new baby, now
adays. Does he mean that
soon letters of sympathy will
be in order with the coming
of a new baby?
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. Age, they say, is not a
matter Of years, but a state
of mind-so it's probably al
right if Grandpappy wants to
whistle at the girls on the
street.
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Q Lots of folks work hard
and save money all their lives
to buy things that only the
young can enjoy.
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Vincent Agich, 1926; Matt
Thomas. 420; Ann Thomas,
379; Alice Povelitis, 365 and
Mary Katkich, 165-361.
Josephine J. Prevish, Sec'y.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
HiqhIights
feIevision Today.

1900. WTOP (9)-Mark Evans
Show: The interview program
is seen at new time.
1880. WMAL (7) - Inspector
Mark Saber: The Inspector
resorts to a risky ruse to de-
termine the killer in "The
Case Of the Triple Murders"
$500, WTTG ~ - Baseball:
Washington VS.. Detroit at
Griffith Stadium.
9:O0, WNBW az - Television
Theater: An old man discov-
ers he has vital evidence in a
murder case in Citizen Mil
ler." Vaughn Taylor stars.
$3.50. WTOP (9) - I've Got a
Secret: Audrey Meadows is
guest panelist.
1900, WTOP (9) - Boxing:
Charley Riley meets Jimmy
Carter in 10-round light
weight bout.
1880, WTOP (9) -Army-Mc-
Carthy Hearings: Film d
highlights.
12:05, WNBW az -Army-Mc-
Carthy Hearings.
Radio Today.
1900, WCFM Violet Heming:
Miss Heming reads Poe's "The
Black Cat" and "Annabel
Lee"
7:45, WCFM-Window on the
World: Miss P. Hornsby-
Smith, Member of Parlia-
ment. speaks on Britain To-
day."
900, WRC-You Bet Your Life:
Groucho Marx is quiz-master
on the popular audience par
ticipation program.
$3.50, WTOP-Crime Classics:
The drama is "Mr. Jonathan
Jewett-How Most Peculiarly
He Cheated the Hangman."
1890. WTOP Army Met Carthy
Hearings: Recorded high
lights.
1918, WRC - Army y-McC Carthy
Hearings.
1880, WMAL-Army-M McC Carthy
Hearings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-03-26

stay aboard big sgd" for ten Sc
conds. There also will be chance
for cowboy-minded youngsters,
aged 6 to 16, to pick up some
prize money. Officials of the Ro-
deo are offering a $100 prize"
to any youth in that age bracket
who can ride "Yoyo', the Bucking
Murro, for 10 seconds.
Highlight of the action-packed
Rodeo will be the contest events
in bronc riding, bull riding, bull
dogging and cowgirls' bronc rid
ing. Headlining the latter duel
will be Dorothy keenan,, comely
gal who holds the national title
in that bracket.
Headlining the Thrill Circus acts
will be the great Moralez, who
slides down 60-foot incline on
his head. Tickets for the big show,
sponsored by the National Rodeo
Association, are now on sale at
B. R. Bakers, the Sports Arena
and several area box offices. Tick.
ct prices are $125, $1.50 and