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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-11

homa, attended the Alumni Ban
quet at the school auditorium Sat
urday. Mr. Rague graduated in
1929 and Mr.. Dry in 1881.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman KIhlman
entertained at a dinner Sunday in
honor of the birthday on Sunday
of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Deifen-
thaler, and in honor of the 25th
wedding anniversary on Ele 18th
of Mr.. and Mrs. Deifenthaler.
Present were the honored guests
and their daughter, Rhea, Mr.. and
and Ormand Kuhlman and Shar-
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Dry and
Delbert Dry. Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl
Schrader and Judy and Lucinda,
were afternoon visitors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-11

leaving to make her home in st.
Louis, was presented with a per-
sonal gift by the class.
About 30 friends and relatives
gathered at tie home of LaVerne
Behring after Commencement to
congratulate her on her gradua-
ton. She received many lovely
gifts and lunch was served late
in the evening. Other seniors hon
ored with parties in the homes of
their parents were Nelson Ayers,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ayers;
Paul Neeb, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Neeb; Richard Deacon; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Deacon;
Gerald Haar, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Haar and Carolyn Sampson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sampson.
Delta Chi Chapter of Sigma AL
pha Sorority met June 3rd at the
home of Lila and Jean Crozier. 1t
was voted to contribute $100 to
the Institute of Logepedics in
Wichita, Kansas for Sound Movie
Equipment. Election of officers
was held: Mary Witty, president;
Lillian Kontak, vice president;
Geraldine Schroeder, correspond
ing secretary; Irma Smith, record
ing secretary; Catherine Anstead,
treasurer; and Merge Durdel, his
torian. A council picnic in Rail-
road Park will be June % with
Elmore serving as hostesses and
July l8 there will be picnic for
husbands and friends at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Berlekamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rague, South
Bend, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Dry, Oklahoma City, Okla
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-11
Braun To Enter Med
School At Ohio State

John Braun, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. John Braun of ST. John
Lutheran church, was graduated
from Capital University at Column
bus Sunday with a degree of bach
elor of science.
Accepted by the Ohio State
Medical School, he plans to begin
his study of medicine at Columbus
this fall. He will be home for the
summer, working at the u. S.
Gypsum Co. His parents and
grandfather, the Rev. A. J. Braun
of Elmore, and uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reitz of Fort
Wayne, went to Columbus Sunday
and Monday for baccalaureate and
commencement.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-11
BRIEF ELMORE ITEMS
BRIEF ELMORE ITEMS
Plans Announced For
Vacation Bible School
BY MRS. DONALD ROBERTS
News Staff Correspondent

The Daily Vacation Bible School begins June 81 and
tlnues through July g. Beginners Class will be at Trinity
Methodist with Mrs Glenn Druckenmer acting supern
tenden Mrs Harold Beck will have charge of the Primary
Department at ST. Johns Church and Mrs Harris Kardatzke
is superintendent of the Junior Department ST. Pauls
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-06-11

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Black, Fiore
Top!0Iympia
Fight Card

Jed Black and Carmine Fiore
the most outstanding young wei.
terweishts in the ring today, Will
collide head-on at the Olympia
Wednesday night in a duel tina,
has stirred a fever of excitemen,
among ardent ring fans.
Black and Fiors have much
in common. They're both young
and ambitious.
Although they have recently
punched their way into boxing.
bic time, where the purses are
fatter and the prospects brighter
they are still hungry fighters
They're both confident that big.
ger payoffs are just ahead.
Each has shown extremely
well in recent months. Black
captured the fancy Of millions OF
TV viewers with his stirring
draw duel with Chico vejar and
his recent triumph over joey
Klein.
Fiore has the same kind OF
distinction. He hasn't been beaten
in more than a year. He ha.
disposed of such standouts a.
Italo Scortichini. Danny Womber
and Joey Giovanelli. Trainer Dan
Florio, man who knows what
he is talking about, says Fiore
has really found himself.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
|ComponeIIo
Aids Safety
Campaign

Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy
Campanella, the National leagues
most valuable player last year
and the father OF six children
has joined the long list OF dis
tinguished personages lending
support to webs Radios six-day
round the-clock Memorial Day
weekend safety campaign.
Campanella has joined Mayor
Robert F. Wagner. Reginald M.
Cleveland. president OF the
Greater New York Safety Coun-
Gil; Ned Dearborn. president Of
the National Safety Council.
and a host OF others in making
direct appeals. via tape-rseord-
ed messages. 10 motorists Tor
safety. care and caution on the
highways.
In ore of his special recorded
announcements the husky back.
stop says:
when you get behind the
wheel of your car. you're the
most important man in the
world to me! I've got six young.
sters, and they depend on you &c
drive carefully and courteously
Don't let them down."
webs General Manager Carl
Ward and Program Director
Sam Slate have finslissd plans
for the six-daY all-ouf safety
drive.
Starting May 26 at $50 am.
EDIT with the Jack Sterling
Show" every program and ev'
cry available station break vii
carry reminders TO webs Radio
listeners TO drive with safety anc
care, on an around-the-clocl
basis.
Highlight Of the drive will be
the rebroadcast OF the award
winning Feature Project "Deac
Stop on May ~ at o:30-l0;SI
pm, EDIT. dead Stop" origi
nally head on CHS Radio Dec
%, 1858, is narrated by Rec
Barber.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
SPORTS
CLOSEUP


NEW YORK (GlobaD - When
the baseball season opened this
year and the Giant fans were
Iubilant over the return of Willie
NAYS to the lineup, we warned
that Willie couldn't win the pen
nant all by himself, and that
hey were putting too much pres
sure on the Say Hey kid. We
hate &c say I'VE told you so"
but look what's happening to
the kid.
This brings up a great fault
in our whole attitude toward
our sports sfars-fhsY are hero
worshipped. wined. dinsd. and
pampered. and it's no good for
them or their teams.
We hear, for instance. that j.
C. Caroline. the sensational AL
American football hero OF this
past season. is having a little
difficulty with his studies.
Did anyone realize this might
happen when he was being feted
all around the dreamed chicken
circuit, cutting classes left ano
right in order to do II?
Even a steady performer like
Jackie Robinson had tough go
at it during his sophomore yeai
with the Dodgers.
After his brilliant rookie year,
he was much in demand for
xtra-curricular activity.
They kept him on the 90 80
much until he couldn't play
ball. But Jackie knew this
wasn't doing him any good.
and he tried TO get a few min
ufes TO himself and pull himself
together. When he did. the fans
said he was snooiY and unoblis-
ing.
Well, maybe so. but many .
bright star has started to fade In
the sports world long before his
time, simply because the public
has bounced on him and blown
him up all out OF proportion,
building him up, 10 the public,
as having reached heights he had
not yet achieved.
Then, when the younester
couldn't live up TO II all. they
were disappointed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
] Boats For Rent
Vat Metro Park

special facilities for fishermen
ne IN operation in Huron-Clinton
metropolitan uthority Parks.
The Boat Rental Dock on
Neni Lake in Kensingion Met
,,opoliian Park opened recently.
hours will be Q am. to 9 pm.
sniii Memorial Day. when
hours will be extended to 6 a.
n. 10 10 pm.
Two launching sites for pri.
a'e craft also are located on
We lake and 81 slips are avail
.O'e Tor rental by month oil
me double launching ramp al
Cosmopolitan Beach on Black
"'Ver and Lake ST. Clair has
seen open for some time. The
"op leading TO the launching
.'ea has been redesigned for bet.
V, vi handling Of trailers and the
ss'Alng lot, with space for loo
r s and trailers, has been paved
~. 80 OF the ramp is free. Good
y morning perch catches ar,
'sported.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Banks Honored
by Tartars

Walter "Wally" Banks, regular
starter in the Wayne University
baseball lineup, has been chosen
athlete of -the-week for his steady
hard play in the Wayne-Toledc
game. A dependable player
Banks has very good infield form
and fills the shortstop slot on the
Tartar team adequately.
The games against Toledo IN
the doublehsader were both
won by Wayne and large
part of the credit goes 10 the
Wayne infisld. which greatly
surpassed the Toledo teams.
a major figure in the Wayne
infisld 10 WallY Banks.
No SLOUGH in the batters box
Banks got on base five times IN
,he first game, scoring twice. and
blasted a home run in the second
inning Of the second game TO
drive in the three runs which
gave Wayne a lead never chal.
lenged by Toledo.
The Tartar infielder is grad.
uate OF Northern High School
where he was awarded a varsity
letter in baseball.
He Is a junior in the College
Of Education and 10 enrolled in
the ROTc program. Banks lives
with his parents at sofa Rich
mcnd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Gahagan Night
at Hazel Park

Hazel Parks next SIX nights Of
racing will be highlighted by the
third race Of the season on Thurs
day. May 10. Named the Gaia
gan. in honor Of one of the
country's greatest harness writ
ers. the race will be in two one
mile dashes for IL class PAGERS.
A total Of II horses were s.aked
for the event before the start OF
the season. but the recent scratch
Of King Gaines cuts the field 10
is. with two or three more
scratches expected before post
time Thursday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Amoros 0ptioned
by Brooklyn

BROOKLYN, N. Y. (CNS)--
Sandy Amoros, the swift little
Cuban Negro outfielder, took the
news of his return to the minors
most bitterly.
In fact, Sandy actually shed
some tears. And teammate Jackie
Robinson was loud with his pro-
test: ITS a damned shame"
For weeks. II had been rum
ored that Sandy was most like
lY 10 60 ~ the Dodgers had 10
lop off 4 least one player inn
msdiatslY 10 get down 10 size.
Still each time Sandy was sent
into the outfield to measure up
his chances, he would come
through with sparkling play or
an important hit. Though. his
batting average was a weak .l39,
still il was his double last Sun
day that caused the first run on
the seemingly unbeatable Robin
Roberts of the Phillies.
While meny felt that Sandy
would make il because of this,
Manager Walt Aston who all
along has expressed some dissat-
isfactior with Amoros, had the
final say.
He contends that he made the
decision TO send Amoros down
ION the basis of what would help
our club most"
There are still others who
claim that the Dodgers couldn't
afford 10 carry Amoros for the
club had reached IFS satursfion
point on the number Ne
gross II would safely" carry.
With Sandy playing, and say
Don Newcombe pitching, Jackie
at third. Junior Gillian at End
and Campy catching, there would
be a total of five race players.
And that was considered too
many"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
did the quarter in ass.

The sprint teams will be COM
posed, in addition TO Johnson and
Rogers. of lead-off man Robert
lRobbie) Robinson Of Tarrytown,
N. Y, and Ken Kave of Wash.
lngton. d c., who'll run in the
anchor spot.
The mile relay team will run
in its usual order-Wade, john
son, Rogers and Culbreath.
This years westward trek Of
the Hurt men Will mark the fifth
zine in as many years that Nor
gan men have run in the ceIe-
Drated Los Angeles meet.
Morgan. competing there for the
first time in 1850, ran second TO
Occidental College of California,
in a sensational mile relay which
found Occidental the winner in
S.l0.i time and Morgan close
second in 3:l0.2.
In 1881. Morgan won the
mile relay in 3:l2.s time.
George Rhoden won the quar-
ter-mile and Bragg placed Sec
ond in the 100 yard dash.
Continuing in 1852, Rhoden
again won the quarter, Bragg
won the 100 and the sprint team
ran. but failed to place. In 1858,
Bragg placed third in the 100
yard dash.
For five of the men making
the race, the Relays are a new
experience. Only Rogers has COM
peted in the California meet,
having run with the sprint team
in 1852.
Coach Hurt will accompany
the team when il leaves here
Wednesday morning, May 10, by
air.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Alabama State
Commence Set

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - The
74th annual commencement ex-
ercises at Alabama State College
began Sunday when DR.. William
Holmes Borders, pastor of the
Wheat Street Baptist Church OF
Atlanta. Ga, preached the bac-
calaureate sermon.
President n. Councili Trsn-
holm awarded baeeaisurssfs de-
grsss 10 approximately 900 can
didafss May ~ At , pm. whom
the Memorable Charles G. Dob
bins. editor Of the Montgomery
Examiner and = member Of the
State Board of Education. sd-
dressed the spring quarter con-
vocation In the gymnasium.
Nine persons were awarded the
N Ed degree on the basis of their
having completed the five-year
eacher-training curriculum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Morgan ThineIads
Fiy to California
For Annual Relays

BALTIMORE, Md. - Morgan
State Colleges mile relay team
will run in the Coliseum Relays
In Los Angeles. May 81, Coach
Eddie Hurt learned Wednesday.
The initial invitation from
Coliseum officials. extended two
weeks ago TO the sprint team.
was broadcasfed 10 allow two
other Morgan fracksfers to
compete in the famed West
Coast meet.
Morgan now will be represent
ed by q total of six men who
are TO run three races-the mile
relay, the 440, and the $50 yard
relays.
Two men from the mile relay
team will double on the quarter
mile and half-mile relays. They
are Otis (Jet) johnson of Phila-
delphia, Pa, and Jimmy Rogers,
OF British Guiana, S. A.
The two teamed up with their
running mates. Herman Wade OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Josh Gull
breath of Norristown. Pa. In
executing a record CIAA 3:ll.3
mile relay Saturday, May 8, al
Morgan.
Rogers. crack third leg man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Businessmen Set
Boxing Show for
Franklin Center

Businessmen of the lower East
side recently formed the Third
Precinct Businessmen's Youth
Club. with headquarters at the
Franklin Settlement Center, Elm
wood at Charlevoix.
Friday evening. May 20. . gi-
gantie boxing show IL slated 10
be held nf the Center.
Tom Briscoe. local referee. will
assist in staging the program,
designed to provide wholesome
entertainment for the youth of
the community.
Progressive officers of the Third
Precinct Youth club are J. w.
Runciman, president, p. Herman
DEE, vice president; j. Lynch,
vice president; S. 7. Harstein,
vice president. and Fl. r. Bolton,
treasurer.
Other officers are v. A. Acker-
man. honorary vice president; M.
J. Stegman. secretary, and j..
Carnsghie, director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
CLIO Convention

Michigan Go Council affili-
ates this week reminded Of the
approaching deadline Friday. May
20, for the filing OF delegate Gre
dentials for the 18th Michigan
Clio convention. The convention
will be held June 7-l0 at the
civic auditorium in Grand Rapids.
The reminder was sent out by
Barney Hopkins, Michigan Clio
tecretary-treasurer, who also
urge delegates 70 make hotel res
ervations as early as possible 20
avoid last minute confusion.
Hopkins listed convention no.
tells as the Pantlind, Rowe, Herki-
mer and Mertens. He asked dele
gates TO request confirmation for
reservations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22


The events are divided among
Saddle Horses. Western Horses.
Hunters and Jumpers. with
classes for all divisions of
horsemanship as we'll as horses.
Closing date for regular entries
is May rs. Post entries will be
accepted.
The Worthwhile show. sponsored
by the Worthwhile Optimist Club
for the benefit Of underprivileged
children, marks the official open
ing Of the 1854 season of licensed
association shows for the metro
politan district.
Information on entries may be
had from the secretary. Mrs
Franklin Beeks, 800 Thayer Blvd ,
Worthwhile, phone Worthwhile
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

bout with veteran Joey Maxim
Or 10 the ls-Ysar-oid young
sier ready for the bigfims fight
game. 20 much 80 that he should
be piifed against such q willy
tighter as Cleveland JosY7
Unless changes are made be-
tween now and June 6, the test
of both above questions will be
forthcoming.
Patterson and Maxim are sign
ed for an e-round bout At East
ern Parkway Arena, in Brook
lYn.
A guarantee of SIC, 900 has bee ,
placed on the former lightweigi I
champions services, while Pat.
terson, will receive an unar-
nounced percentage Of the gate fer
his efforts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

Although the fast rising young
negro heavyweight is far from
isaoY for a championship shot.
ne has capiivaied video fans
snd should retain a high TV
isilns for some time 10 come.
The current issue of Look Mag
srine says.
a swarming. flashing fighter
nurrlcan outrages fistic experts
~ MS refusal to do anything by
we book except answer the
opening bell.
| ne invents punches in the
middle Of fight, forgets to pro
ec' himself and bobs and weaves
n@ a yoyo gone beserk. And
me fans love it.
one Of his trainers, Whitley BIN.
YEN angrily denies in the Look
sruele that Hurricanes Other
nickname, the Animal" is either
ialr or just.
Really" Bimsiein says. "Hur-
,,cane Is just a throwbaek 10
ne oid-time fighters who knew
now 10 train"
A'er knocking over number
u'fee heavyweight Dan Bucceron
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22


AS result OF winning this
race was placed on the All
American Track and Field Honor
Roll by J. L. Griffith OF the Big
Ten. This was one of the fastest
half miles run during % IN the
entire United States.
Eddie Gaines attended Casa
Technical High School and West
ern State Teachers College tnow
Western Michigan College Of
Eduostion) at Kalamazoo. He il
now Detective Edward Gaines Of
he Detroit Police Department.
NEXT WEEK: Charles Hox-
borough. one Of Dsfyoif's first
outstanding athletes. will tell
about his early days a. q bss'
ketball player.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

Both Martindale and Maple
Beaches on Kent Lake in Ken
sington Park will be open on
Sundaf. May %, and on week
ends thereafter until daily opera
tons begins in mid-June.
The bathhouse at Metropolitan
Beach on Lake ST. Clair will be
open for limited use on May %
and 20 and on week-ends there
after until daily operation begins
Iune 5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Look Looks at Hurricane

and the highly regarded Clarence
Henry, Jackson was recently de-
cisioned by spoiler Jimmy Slade.
Although Hurricane absorbed a
lot of punishment from Slade,
We was never better as an enter
timer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

the weather was Just right.
Prior 10 that time. in high
school and my early college
days. had always competed
in field events and relays.
was rsfhsr new AZ the half
mile event. The credit for this
change goes 10 Earl T. Msrii-
nssu. Also my entry at Michi-
gan States Infer-Collesiafe
Track and Field Meet.
The $50 was studded with out
standing runners. Men who had
made regulations in this event
Men like Duke Keifer, University
OF Detroit; Hackney OF Michigan
State; Arnold OF Ypsilanti Nor
nal and several others whose
Games escape me al the present
We were all keyed up for this
event and as we lined up for the
starting gun many things passed
across my mind.
We were off at the crack Of
The gun
AZ The end Of the first rs
was running in third position.
Coming into the last lap the
raes had narrowed down 10
two msn-eompsfiiion - Hack
nsY OF Michigan State and my
self.
Turning on a final burst Of
speed ! was able to hit the tape
first. was clocked at l55.5--
a new intercollegiate half-mile
mark.
have picture OF this glorious
event which is one of my most
priced possessions.
According 10 Dad" Butler
University of Detroit track coach
my race was the fastest ever
turned in by an American Negro
Phil Edwards had bested this
time but Phil was a British sub.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

NEW YORK. - Boxing, badly
olemiShed by a steady parade Of
Dad bouts across the television
screen, Is today being popped up
by the dynamic antics Of Tommy
Hurricane Jackson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
As Y Recall
MYGREA1Es1S Sports THRILL

There is little doubt in my mind that May ST. 1929 was
the day of my greatest sports thrill The place
was Michigan State College. 1t was wonderful day and
49, L.. i..cAc cir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Worthwhile Annual Junior Horse Show

lists for the 9Th annual Worthwhile Junior Horse
Show Sunday June Worthwhile Downs includes p all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Patterson Tests Maxim;
8-Rounder at Parkway

Could money be the Floyd slated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

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