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Evening star., 1954-11-20

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thony G. Denice, vice presidents;
Stephen G. Yeonas, treasurer;
Julian F. Chauncey, secretary.
Serving on the executive COM
mittee with them will be James
H. McMullin, William Beringer,
F. E. Malcolm and Mrs. Routh
M. Robbins.
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The Building Research Insti-
tute this week announced that
the American Institute Of Archi-
tects has been accepted for
membership in the BRI.
The Federal Housing Admin
iStration has announced three
revisions in requirements on in
sulation, concrete work and
heating in the FILA minimum
property requirements for homes.
The insulation change, to be-
come effective 80 days from is
suance, calls for labelling of in
sulation products to ease the
inspectors job Of determining
whether they comply with spe-
cifications.
Concrete work requirements
affect specifications on mixes
and aggregates to assure greater
serviceability. These become ef-
fective within so days from is
suance.
Heating changes. affect both
water heating and house heating.
Those which relax requirements
are effective Immediately while
those of q more restrictive nature
go into effect not later than
January /.
y &*
Washington Architect Julian
Berla and the people of Dem
mark appear to get along,
In 1851, his firm, Berla &
Abel, was retained by the Dam
ish Government as consultants
on building productivity. Mr..
Berla spent three months there
at that time. This spring he re-
turned for another three months
to inspect work done and help
train eight building technicians
to serve as consultants to the
building industry.
When Glenn Stanton. former
president Of the American In
stitute of Architects, returned
recently from a European trip,
he told ALA staff members here
that in Copenhagen he met
Evening star., 1954-11-20


Fred G. Hasselbring, loan guar
anty officer, Veterans Admins
tration; Allan B. Elliot, chief
underwriters, District Insuring
Office, Federal Housing Admin
istration; Frances G. Little, vice
president Of the B. F. Saul Co.,
and Howard E. Thompson, vice
president Of the Columbia Fed
eral Savings & Loan Association.
\ Il X
Arlington Towers this week
gave a buffet supper in the lobby
OF the first of its four buildings
for tenants and their friends.
Earlier a spokesman for the
Evening star., 1954-11-20
Arlington Issues
Permits for More
Residential Work
Recent building permits issued

Recent building permits issued
by Arlington County included:
Malcolm r. Smith. 1924 North
Dickerson street. owner; dwell
ing at 3O27 North Dickerson
street: cost. $4,000: architect.
c. e. Reid. jr.
NJ. T. Broyhill q Sons, 1924
Lee highway. owner: dwelling at
5000 North Thirty-second street:
cost, $4,000.
John Euro. 2449 South Monroe
street, owner: dwelling at 40
South Harrison street: cost. $l3.-
900; architect, d. d. Gray.
Lester A. SorenSen, 470l North
rty-fourth street. owner; two
dwellings at 3707 and 3713 North
Delaware street: cost, $40. 1000
each: architect, John NJ. Walton
b Assoc.
Owen 4. Hanes, 2O40 Wilson
boulevard. owner: dwelling at
26O8 North Ninth street; cost,
$4,000.
Offutt Building Co., Inc, 2040
North Sixteenth street, owner:
two dwellings at 2700 and 2708
North Buchanan street: cost.
| sac, 900 each.
william G.. Hotter. 1855 North
Thirtieth street, owner: dwelling
at 5307 North Ninth road; cost,
| $4,000.
Coffman & McGaffrey, 2705
North Yucatan street, owner; six
houses at 1922, 2S2S. 1884, 2840,
1888 and 1927 North Harrison
street: cost. $17,500 each.
julius & Essie johnson, 1923
South Queen street, owners;
dwelling at 1916 South Four
teenth street: cost. SO. 900: archi-
| teCt. Jesse r. Pollard
Evening star., 1954-11-20

during 1865.
Mr.. Flor
a n c e. W h q
with the other
] newly elected
officers will
take Office in
January. suc-
ceeds Joseph
w. Seay. OF
Falls Church.
other Of
hcers elected
d urin 6 the
meeting were:
r a n d all J.
~.
Evening star., 1954-11-20
Realty
Revue ].

The Alexandria Arlington Fair
fax Real Estate Board this week
elected Henry A. Florance, of
Arlington, president to service
Evening star., 1954-11-20
A61A Reno Rd. NV,

Hondsems brick colonioi with ell
modern eenvenienees. living room
with Fireplace; den. powder room,
dining room, kitchen and screened
porch on first floor; lcrse bed
rooms, dressing rooms and z baths
on second floor. Full basement, oil
hof-uir heof;: Reereofion room with
in garage. Near best schools and
churches. Easy access 10 fusi trans
periciicn, shopping, social cnd diplo-
! rnutic eeniers. I'M
MR. GRAMLlcH. ia. s-io54 !,
| PAUL p. STONE
Realtor
~. z-I1o5 RA. s-9z33
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
Parochial Students
To Get Diplomas

Nineteen eighth grade students
at Immaculate Conception Catho-
lie school will receive diplo~aas
from the Rev. FIR. Karl Brand at
services following the nine o'clock
mass Sunday.
Jerome Oleksa and Therese
Silvia will receive the American
Legion honor awards. To DE grad
uated are: Mildred Babcock,
Michael Conrad, Paul Gary En-
derle, Robert Eliyas, Patricia Ev-
anczuk, Constance Fisher, John
Fought, Carolyn Frederick, Janet
Hagerty, jeanne Krawczyk, Thorn
as Krupp, Martha Lauer, Mary
Leary, Jerome Oleksa, Dorothy
Rider, David Simon, ThereSe Sliv-
ka, Pamela Thompson, and John
Winke.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
Man Killed, Woman
Injured In Crash

Mrs. Madeline Wadsworth, 80,
of r.. D. 2, Port Clinton, was the
driver of a car that collided with
one driven by John w. Butler, rs,
of Rollersville Tuesday afternoon
in Madison township near Fre-
mont.
Mr.. Butler died Tuesday in
Flower hospital, Toledo, of multi
pie injuries.
Mrs. Wadsworth told the San
dusky county sheriff's department
that Mr.. Butler failed 10 observe
safety stop on Road 65 before
entering Anderson Road.
Mrs. Wadsworth was treated at
Memorial hospital for cuts on
both legs.
A passenger in the Wadsworth
car, Mrs. Anna Launder, 81, of
Gypsum, suffered fractured
right leg, cuts on both legs, head
and forehead. She was treated at
Memorial hospital, Fremont, and
later transferred to Flower hospi-
tai, Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28

said years are certified, extended
anu collected. Said tax shall be
placed before and in preference to
all other items and for the full
amount thereof. The funds derived
from said tax levieS hereby required
snail be placed in separate and
o!stlnct fund, which together with
an interest collected on the same,
snail be irreVocably pledged for the
payment of the interest and prin-
clpal OF said bonds when and as
the same fall due.
Section 6. That said bonds shall
be first offered at par and accrued
interest TO the Village Treasurer
as officer in charge of the Bond
Retirement Fund, and if said offic-
er ref to take any or all of
said bonds, that said bonds not so
taken shall be advertised for public
sale and sold in the manner pro-
Vlded by law, but not for less than
their par value and accrued inter
est: the bond sale advertisement
shall state that any one desiring to
do so may present bid or bids
for such bonds based upon their
bearing a. different rate Of interest
than hereinbefore fixed. provided,
however, that where a fractional
interest rate is bid, such fraction
shall be quarter of one per
centum or multiple thereof; the
check TO accompany bids shall be
one per cent of the par amount of
the bonds bid for the proceeds
from the sale Of said bonds, except
the premium and accrued interest
thereon shall be used for the pur
pose for which said bonds are is
sued and for no other purpose; the
premium and accrued interest re
ceived from such sale shall be
transferred to the Bond Retire
ment Fund to be applied in the pay
ment Of the principal and interest
of said bonds in the manner pro-
Vided by law.
Section Z. 1t is hereby determin-
ed that all acts, conditions and
things necessary TO be done, pre-
cedent to and in the issuing of
these bonds in order to make them
legal. valid and binding obligations
of said VILLAGE have been done
have happened and been performed
i'm regular and due form as requir-
ed by law; that the faith, credit
and revenue Of said Village are
hereby irreVocably pledged for the
prompt payment Of the principa
and interest thereof at maturity;
and that no limitation of indebted
ness or taxation. either statutory
or constitutional, has been exceed
ed in issuing these bonds.
Section s. The Clerk is hereby
directed to forward a certified copy
of this ordinance to the County
Auditor.
Section Q. This ordinance is here
by declared to be an emergency
measure necessary for the imme-
diate preservation of the public
health safety and welfare of said
Village, and for the further reason
that the issuance and sale Of the
bonds herein authorized are imme-
diately essential in order 10 pro-
vide improvements to the Village
Hall which are urgently required
to insure the proper conduct of
municipal affairs; wherefore. this
ordinance shall be in fun force and
effect from and Immediately after
it's passage.
Passed: April %, 1854
NJ b. McCANN,
Mayor
FRANK \. TUCKER,
Clerk. WI
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28

CONTINUED from Page y

Continued from Page y
cretary, and Gay Boyle treasurer.
Commencement music is by the
senior trumpet trio and the sen
ior Girls Choir The Rev. Perry
Blankenship will give invocation
and benediction. A reception on
the stage will follow.
Baccalaureate services are this
Sunday at 3 pm. in the audi
forum The Rev. IL. G. Miller,
Trinity Methodist church, VIII
speak on Successful Living" Tie
Rev. Hartwig Pruess, Peace Luth-
eran church, will give invocation
and benediction. Mrs. John Braun
will present professional and re-
cessional. The Girls Choir will be
heard in five selections.
1854 graduates are
Dollie Adams, Barbara Ahrens,
David Babcock, Louis Ball, Dennis
Behrman, Steve Benko, Leroy
Bergeman, Thoms BRO, Gay Boyle,
Richard Branum, Ruth Campbell,
Geraldine Carr, John Carr, Marian
Chlystum.
Henry Clark, Donald Clemons,
Donna Clemons, Gary Cullenen,
Rose Cutcher, John DanklefSen,
William Davies, June DeFriece,
Richard ristsich Barton Drick~
hamer, Carol Dubbert, Mary Ann
Elias, Judy Ellithorpe, Joyce En-
glebeck, Shirley Fachman, Tony
Fadely
Dorothy Fischer, Evelyn Franck,
James Frederick, Lavonne French,
Shirley Hamann, Osborne Hayden,
William Hayden, Norma Hees,
Cooper Heschel, jeanne Hofacker,
Christine Hostrup, Donald James,
James Johnson, Marilyn Kihlken,
Roland Kokinda, Fred Kollman,
Betty Kramer, James Kurtz, Lois
LaCumsky
Richard Lenhart, Donald Lenke,
Bette Limestahl, Thomas Linder.
mann, Anthony hochotzki, Gary
Mackey, Patricia Mackey, Verne
Mackey, Paul Mazurik, Kenneth
McAtee, Jean McCandlish, Marti
Mcdaniel, Robert Mefferd, Bruce
Meyer, Noel Myers, Janice Meis-
sner, Sandra Miller, Eunice Mic
hollis.
Marlene Nielsen, Virginia Mel
sen, Joyce Ohlemacher, Pauline
Parman, James Peltier, Phyllis
Podgurski, Shirley Pollock, Char
les Pressler, TeSSie Prusik, Rich
ard Radloff, Peggy Rahm, John
Reinheimer, Scott Reynolds, Lois
Rofkar, Janet Rose, James Rud-
dock, Ronald Schau, William Sc
gard, Shirley Semon, Shirley
Sharp,
Robert Sloboda, Ronald Smith,
Jack Stafford, Suzanne Szilagyi,
James Van Hoose, Keith Wahlers,
Frances Walters, Lavonne ZenSer,
Charles Schertz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
Fiftieth Anniversary
Celebrated By
Local Medical Unit

Congratulations of the Ohio
State Medical Association were
brought to the Ottawa County
Medical Sociey as it celebrated
the 50th anniversary Of its char
tering with a dinner Wednesday
at Catawba Cliffs Beach Club.
Charles Nelson, Columbus, ex-
ecutive secretary of OSMA.
brought greetings of the state
group while DR.. Paul Orr, Perrys-
burg, counselor of the fourth dis
trict, OSMA, echoed congratula-
tions from medical societies In his
area. Fourteen members of the
county Association, with DR.. Will
son P. Shortridge presiding IS
head of the group, were present
with their wives as were DR.. and
Mrs. Carl Yeisley, Bakersfield,
Calf, DR.. and Mrs. A. A, Brind-
ley, Toledo; Mrs. L. L. Belt, San
Diego, Calf, and DR.. and Mrs. A..
). Mack, Mt. Vernon.
"reminiscences of their member
ship in the Society were given by
DR. YeiSley and DR.. Brindley, both
former presidents. Mrs. Belt spike
Interestingly of her experiences
as a school health nurse here.
Of particular interest weS Mr..
Nelson's presentation of excerpts
from the Medical Journal issue
which announced chartering of
the Ottawa county society, show
ing the wide change in many
types of medical treatment today
as compared with 1904.
An informal reception at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. C. R. Wood
preceded the dinner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
Forster Again Heads
Red Cross Chapter
In Ottawa County

All officers of Ottawa county
chapter, American Red Cross, were
reelected Tuesday night at din
ner meeting in Guild Hall. Chair
man will again be Ralph Forster,
John Morton first vice-president;
John Belknap in charge of service
groups, Henry Ford, treasurer and
the Rev. Gilmore Galusha, Secre-
tary.
Nurse enrolment badges were
presented by Mrs. John FariS to
Mrs, Agnes Below, Mrs. Elsa Corl,
Mrs. Ruth Calm, Mrs. Mayme
Thomas, Mrs. Edith Blankenship,
Mrs. Kathryn Ayres, Mrs. Helen
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
Restaurant Contract
Cancelled BY E.O.D.

The restaurant council of Erie
Ordnance Depot today announced
tie termination of lis concession
aires contract with c. f. Richard
s3n. Inc. of Baltimoro Nd, and
the con nued operation Of the
rcstaur. nj under its own super
vision, beginning June :.
This is the first time the restau
rant council has assumed the re-
sponsibility for the operation of
the main cafeteria and the snack
bars.
Mrs. lone Runyan, Port Clinton,
will be named acting manager.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
Two County Seniors
FIonored At Bee Gee

Two Ottawa County students
were honored on the Bowling
Green State University campus
Tuesday.
Miss Betty Lou Bernhardt, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Bern
hardt of Lakeside, received the
Faculty Women'S Club Award of
$25 which is given annually to the
senior woman with the highest
scholastic average.
Miss Luane Wisler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry E. Wisler, Oak
Harbor, was recipient of the Phi
Sigma Mu Award for the out
standing senior in music.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
Elmore High Books
Defiance Educator

Harris-Elmore High School COM
mencement will be June 2, in the
school auditorium, with DR.. Kevin
McCann, president of Defiance
College, giving the class address.
Baccalaureate service will be May
30, also in the school auditorium,
with Rev C. R. Schmidt giving
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
ATTEND MEETING

Catawba Volunteer fire depart
ment was represented at the Maui
NEE Valley Fire School at Napo-
leon last weekend by a group of
Chief Wilson Snyder, Floyd Herl
Emil Parker, Roy Linger, Richard
Petersen, and Kenneth Owen.
Thirteen phases of fire fighting,
rescue work and first aid were
demonstrated.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
CHURCH NEWS
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
Jefferson and Second SITS.

Jefferson ana ocC1llu 0lS.
Rev. Perry M. BIanlsensnip, 3D.,
Rector
May 30th, Memorial Sunday, AS
censiontide
500 AN. - Holy Communion
$50 AM. - Church School Pro
motion Day Service. The entire
School will gather in Guild Hall
and march in procession into the
Church.
Sunday, May 30th, is promotion
day for the members of st. Thorn
as Church School.
The Rector will present brief
graduation address. Parents and
friends of members of the School
are most cordially invited to at
tend this service.
At $50 AN. the whole school
will march in procession from the
Guild Hall into the Church.
10;45 AM. - Morning Prayer
with Sermon by the Rector and
Anthem, Brother James Air"
by the Choir
ZOO PM. = Young Peoples Eel
loWship.
Monday at 1920 Ottawa
County Ministerial Association in
Guild Hall, with the Reverend
Hunsdon Cary, Jr. of Sandusky
speaking on THE Mental Health
Clinic.
Wednesday = Holy Communion
at 10 AM.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28

Witker and Arlene KlOhe. A 10
year service bar for acting as home
nursing instructor went to Mrs.
Herbert Dehring Of Genoa and
Mrs. Margaret Willett of Elmore,
anad five-year pin to Mrs. Robert
Kreilick.
First aid instructor pins were
presented to George Young, Oak
Harbor, 20 years; Fred Warner,
Richard Dern, Frank Thompson of
Lakeside and Claire Dunn of &C.
noa, 10 years; and Stanley Hal
leck, five years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
MORE STUDENT
AWARD WINNERS
Photo by MIScH

Receiving special recognition at
last weeks Awards Day at the
high school were these students,
in addition to those whose names
were previously printed:
TRACK
Donald James, Steve Benko, gold
track shoe and letter. Track let
ters: Henry Clark, Clyde Enderle,
Richard Hazard, Marvin Ohm,
Robert Twarek, Ronald Kochen-
sparger, Mike Elias, Larry Hofack-
er, Jake Perry, Eddie Pittman,
Charles Westphal, Charles Simon.
Mineral Awards: David Rose,
/ George Rider, Fred Nugent. Ger
tificate of Merit: Robert Carter,
Harry Chaffin, Robert Ziebert,
Tom Martin, Cliff Norris, Tim
MUlligan, John Bergman, Ivan
Beaver, Edwin Noser, Donald Gle
mons, Leroy Bergman, William
Davies.
DRAMATIC
Membership in National TheS-
plan Society: Max Burkins, Betty
/ Kramer, Paul Moon, Ruth Rofkar,
Max Fischer, Howard Mackey, Bar
bara Kent, Donna Clemons, John
! Reinheimer, Karen Edwards, Steve
Corthell, Frank Brough, Carol
Fitzthum, Mary Alice Beam.
SPEECH
Three-year: Sally Dewitt, Max
Fischer, Harry Chaffin, Sandra
Miller. Two-year: Ruth Rofkar,
Sharon Anderson, Judy Stuckey,
Paul Moon. One-year: Patsy Mack
ey, Barbara Ahrens, Lois Heinsen,
Scott Carter, Steve Corthell, Rich
/ ard Noblitt, Douglas Meyer, Sally
/ Snyder, Leon Hawkins, Jack Click
man, Tom Slaughter.
CHEERLEADERS
! Medals: Betty Kramer, Judy FL
lithorpe, Dollie Adams, Rose
i Cutcher. Letters: Bonnie Boyle,
/ Ann Forster.
Four-year Pins: Barbara Ahrens,
Ruth Rofkar, Gloria Probel, Noel
Myers, Mar'ene Nielsen, Bruce
Meyer, Pat Mackey, Barton Drick-
hamer, James Johnson, Frank
Brough, Scott Reynolds, Jean Nc
Candlish, Christie Hostrup, Joyce
Englebeck. (Other awards made at
banquet.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Harry Chaffin, Paul Moon in
stalled as president, vice-presi-
dent. Activity Pins: John Rein
heimer, Richard Radloff, Richard
Branum, Mary Ann Elias, Richard
Lenhart, Don Lenke, Ronald
Schau. Jim Frederick. Home Room
and club representatives for 1854
SIS school year: Clyde Enderle,
Marva Turner, Richard Noblitt,
Carole Smith, Sue Eaton, Jake
Perry, Kay Zenser, Bruce Carter,
Douglas Meyer, Koreen Stahl,
Betsy Krupp, Sue Valance, Judy
Stuckey, Sharon Gentry, Ruth
Rofkar, Carolyn Chaplin, Jack
Glickman, Bob Twarek, Frank
Reinheimer, Sally Dewitt.
Each senior was presented a
leather. bound Bible by Frank
Kastor, representing the Gideon
Society
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
AUXILIARY FORMED

The FiretteS, an auxiliary to the
Portage township Fire Depart
ment, was organized Wednesday
night with election of Mrs. Will
liam Rickel, president; Mrs. James
Gottschalk, vice-president, Mrs.
Thelma Huskey, secretary, and
Mrs Carl Voss, treasurer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
MENTAL HEALTH MEET

All residents of Danbury Town
ship are urged to attend a meet
ing of the Ottawa County Health
Assn which win be held this.
Thursday at 8 pm, in Danbury
High School.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
LAuER ATTENDS

Glenn Lauer made his annual
trip to Toledo last weekend to at
tend a banquet of the Toledo
Crescent Club in the Elks Club
rooms.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
LEGION CARNIVAL

Port Clinton Post 113, American
Legion, will hold its annual fair
and carnival on the Legion
grounds on E. Perry Street from
June 1 through 6. Tent shows and
attractions will be presented.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
ON HONOR ROLL

Wv AAOAFCAA AhNCAIAA
Gerald H. Worful of Marble
head is among the 305 students
enrolled in Ohio State University's
college of commerce who listed
on the honor roll
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28
FISHING Cs:Es

Thirteer fishing violation cases
were heard in Municipal Court
Monday afternoon. Details on page
3.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-05-28

-s@.sw Mr.. and Mrs. Royce
~ Balduf, rural Clyde, have
a six pound II ounce son
born at Magruder hospital Thurs
day.
Mrs. Verdi Won Thron was elect
ed president of Soroptomist Club
at Fremont Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Regal, Fre-
mont, Route 5, are parents of a
seven pound, four ounce son born
at Magruder hospital Wednesday.
-.-.-
New hospital patients Thursday
were Ruth LEM of Oak Harbor
and Mrs. Edward Lieske of Rt. 3,
surgical; Mrs. Carl Ruddock of 124
Elm, medical.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

Berlin, second at 800 meters in
1872. and Hanover. Germany.
second at 800 meters in 1:49.9.
In prospect is the renewal of
a rivalry between q couple OF
major titleholders. Paul Rau-
denbush University of Pennsyl-
vania track captain and IC-4A
indoor 1,000-yard champion. is
listed as a probable starter. He
finished second to Stanley in the
IC-4A outdoor half-mile.
In winning the l.000-yard title.
Raudenbush shaded Carl Joyce,
the ex-Georgetown star, in
2:l4.4. Joyce, now at Quantico,
will have another crack at the
feet Quaker in the coming race.
Also entered are Ray Wheeler
of Villanova. who won the
Touchdown Club Cup in 1852
but finished third last year. and
Bill Smith of Boston Univer-
sity. VINO placed second in The
Star Games 600 last year.
Lynch, member of the Cana
dian Olympic team. was timed
at 2:18 in his 1858 victory. The
Star Games record of 2:11.7 was
set by jerome Connolly of Ford
ham in 1948.
The field is being restricted
to prevent crowding. 1t will be
the claSSiest ever to run the !, 200
in Washington. according to
Dorsey Griffith, meet director.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Gu WrestIers Win Easily
Over Western MARYLAND

Catholic University's wrestlers
found Western Maryland a little
easier than expected yesterday in
scoring a 38-to-2 victory.
Andy Tasuri. Western Mary
land 130-pounder. saved his
teammates from a shutout by
holding Zeigler White to a draw
in their match. Catholic u. won
the other seven, pinning five
visitors.
It was the Cards first victory
in two matches and Western
Maryland's 1854 debut. The
summaries:
1913 pounds-George Reiber tCU) won
over Brant Vitek by a fall at :35 OF
second period.
I30 pounds-Zeisler White (CUD and
Andy TaSur drew
1877 pounds-Fred Fayo (CU) pinned
Earl Finley, ESQ Of first period; ,n
'e'e9 Is9 poundsopiek Ga EHe scheetz o ,cu pinned
Harry Kacandis. :.:45 of first period.
1877 pounds-Grover Manderheld tCUl
pinned Tom Englar. 2:36 Of the second
III pounds-Bil Holowesko tcU!
pinned Daryl Martin, IL seconds OK
third period
stoned Ed Heslin, 5 to >.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Fast Serve Of Gonzales
Big Help in Norfolk Win
BY the Associofed Press

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 13.
Pancho Gonzalez, aided by a
short court, unlimbered his
powerful serve at City Audito-
rum last night to easily trounce
Pancho Segura, 8-5, in the finals
Of the pro tennis tournament"
here.
An estimated crowd of 500
turned out to see Jack Kramer's
troupe. AS the winner, Con-
zales walked away with first
place money of $3.50. Segura
took $3.50 and each of the losers
in senifinal matches settled for
500 each.
The second preliminary match
was the thriller as Segura bat
tied Australia's Frank Sedgman
to 81 victory. In the opening
match. Gonzales easily defeated
Don Bulge, 80.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Hoyos Send 13 Runners
To Boston K. of C.. Meet

Georgetown University. well
represented in The Star Games,
is sending a squad of 13 to the
Knights of Columbus meet in
Boston Saturday night.
Ray Brophy will run the As
yard high hurdles and three
Hoya relay teams will compete.
On the mile team will be
Richard Doyle. Winnie Kelly.
Mike Hilden and Gene Kichlin.
Forming the two-mile quartet
will be Bill Going. Joe Skutka.
John Peyton and Ed Kirk. On
the freshman mile team will be
Crosby Day, Tom Mackey. Peter
Sedak and Bob Lippmeier.