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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS

Progressive Mothers Club met
at the home of Mrs. Harold Tew9rs
last Thurday with Mrs w. w. Van
Malta as co-hostesS. Sid Miller
spoke on Cerebral Palsy. Mrs. Mir
lam Simpson, Sandusky, spoke on
the topic Travel and History Need
Not Be A Mystery" with Chill.
dren). The members will go to the
Cliff House in June for a d;;lnel
and Installation of new Officers
will follow at the home of Mrs.
Donald PulSchen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
ATTEND WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. George Oleksa and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Myers,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Radloff
were in Rochester, N. Y. for the
weekend, and Saturday attended
tie wedding of Ted Wydra and
Josephine Maenza, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Liborio Maenza. Ted, a
cousin of Mrs. Oleksa, lived in Port
Clinton four years while working
at the Myers & Oleksa Co. here.
He is now in the tool and die in
dustry in Rochester. The Port Clin-
tonites added a Sunday visit to the
famous Rochester lilacs and a stop
at Niagara Falls as other features
of their weekend trip.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
Partners---Even
lin Illnesses

Alvin Nissen and Willard
Buck, partners at the Harbor
Garage in Danbury, sort of do
things on the double.
Both are in hospitals, Nissen
at St. Vincent's in Cleveland
after being transferred there
from Good Samaritan at San
dusky, for treatment of a lung
condition; and Buck is in Ma
grUder hospital convaIescins
from a heart condition. Both
are doing well, and may be
brought home this weekend.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
PINOCHLE CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Petersen
entertained their couples club Sun
day evening. Mrs. Emil Parker had
the. high score and Mrs Richard
Cooper low. Wilson Snyder had
the high score for the men and
Emil Parker low. The group will
adjourn for the Summer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
HAS GUESTS

Mrs. Joseph Popiolek entertained
her birthday club at a dinner at
Travellers Inn, celebrating the May
IA birthday of Mrs. Fred Johnson
and the May 18 wedding anniver-
sary of Mrs. Joseph Gresh. Others
included Mrs. Alex Meterko, Mrs.
Larry Smith, Mrs. Vincent Rider,
Mrs. Raymosd Hoffman, and Mrs.
Walter Miller. A social evening at
the home of the hostess followed
the dinner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
FAREWELL PARTY

Mrs. Carl QulSno was hostess foi
her bridge club at a pot-luck din
ner Monday evening. Mrs. Ralpl
Mackey who is moving away wa.
presented with lovely gift by the
club members. Mrs. Ralph Cum
mings, Fostoria, was a guest. Prize,
for nigh scores were awarded t,
Mrs. Kenneth Wahl and Mrs. Ken
meth Black. The club will adjourn
for the summer and will meet il
September at the home of Mrs. Et
Reifschneider.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
ROUND TABLE

Members of Mothers Rount
Table, meeting at the home Oh
Mrs. Leroy Higley Monday nighl
with Mrs. William Foster co-hoSt
ess, are asked to come prepared
with suggestions and constructive
criticisms to assist committee on
next years program. Roll call viii.
be How your children embar-
rased you most" and Mrs. Howard
Jones will lead discussion or
Cutting The Apron Strings"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
Gay Paree'' Is Sparkling Motif AS Jr.
Women's Club Sponsors Spring Fro1ic v

Cay Paree the scintlatng theme for Spring Froc
given at the armory Saturday night by Junior Womens
CLUBS and the gay decorations set sparkling motif for the
annual dance Mrs Jerry Bruner general chairman and
Mrs. Richard Coye decorations chairman
Pink and black the color scheme Fancy gaters made
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

Martha Ohm, 327 Seventh-st, re-
ported to police Wednesday that
she had discovered beebee shot
hole in a basement window, but
had no idea when the episode was
done.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
Tips on Touring
coroi lone s.
Women'S rrovei Authority

What would you do if you sud-
denly got Is days of extra vacation
from business or homemaking?
Chances are you'd motor to some
enticing spot for special holiday.
Well, you can start planning
now, because in 1855 you'll get
those Is extra days - not in a
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
cOTERIE MEETS

Coterie met at the home of Mrs.
Russell CarneS Friday. Roll cal
was "Favorite Spring Flower. Mrs
Walter Miller gave the paper on
the composer Handel. Mrs. F. w.
Brindley presented a paper on
Mrs. Rutherford Hayes. The nexI
meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. George Tewers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

with white net ruffleS, pink satin
ribbon and black satin bows were
given at the door. Pink metallic
letters on black cardboard, edged
IN pink ruffles with fancy garter
at one corner, was over the en-
trance.
Champagne bottles topped with
pink metallic paper were table
holders for reservation cards and
their labels said: Bottled by Jun
lor Women'S Club, Vintage Spring
'Frolic "" Black paper covered
the bar, over which was suspended
a big cocktail glass, from which
floated pink metallic bubbles.
Over the bandstand was huge
canopy of pink and black paper.
Poles were wound with similarly
colored Streamers. Pink script let
tiers on the backdrop repeated
name of the dance, and pink
ruffled can-can skirt was in Sd
effect.
Guest list included:
MsSrs and MesdamcS: Gordon
Cooper, Lee Bracken, Jack Lay,
Harvey Snider, James Wolf, A. ].
Davids, Carlton Schwan, Lee Davis
Darrell Hablitzel, Gordon Ley,
James Rhiel, Cyrus Wood, James
MieSsner, Edward Reifschneider,
William Sala, Eugene Bolte, John
Drusbacky, George Oravcc, Mich
ael Drusbacky, Burnell Gates,
Glenn Chapman, Jack Bolte, Rob-
ert Kyle, George Drusbacky, John
Oravec.
Donald Quisno, Charles Zelms,
Wilbur Aherns, Harold Suhrbier,
Wayne Lieske, Richard Smith,
James Kleinkans, John Fritz Don
aid l.. Rhodes, Emery Floro, Eu-
gene l.. OHM, William Belshaws
James Walhers, Albert Fall, Char
les Dewitt, Manuel Nossaman
Dennis v Mcdaniel, Dale Hostrup
Kenneth Carter, Robert Ernst,
Charles Williamson, Allen Foster,
Fred Mcckfcssel, William Ander-
son, Orville Payne, Paul Anderson,
Earl La Week, W. w. Van Malta,
Keith Leathers, William Benedict.
Paul Riehl, Jerry Bruner, Robert
Holzhauer, Melvin Arft, Al Schind-
Ter, Boyd Martin, Robert Brown,
Santo Cipiti, Thomas Allen, Harry
Lemaster, Lyle Mayhem, Henry
Ford, George Freeh, Richard Sny-
der, Forest Nc Cracken, Howard
Fulton, Raymond Lambert, Pinkie
Allan, Clarence Bugbee, Stanley
Perry, Rowland Wenzel, Chester
Burr, Daniel Witter, Gene Schneid-
er, Keith Montgomery, John Nor
ton, Ray Woodfill, Richard Coyle,
Edward Oman, Max Stephenson,
Robert Clemons, A. NJ. Johnson
Nelson BerkowitSz, K nne t h
Thompson, Joseph Hrupcho, Mich
ael Hrupcho, Paul Krost, John
Meiner, Thomas McRitchie, Lowell
Peterson, Paul Clemons, Dwight
w. Fox, Richard Whisner, Robert
Lano, James Southwood, Cy Jad-
wiSiak.
Paul cambridge, Hobart Porter,
Robert LuchSinger, Joseph Kirk,
Robert Stevens, Raymond Dorko,
Robert Gilleg, William Fritz, Law
renee Hammann, William st. Clair,
Jack Cupp, Anthony Cipiti, Donald
Waggoner, Robert Boeshart, Dale
Reitz, James Smith, Lee Lake of
Warren, Paul Stein, John Hrupcho.
Kelvin Hess, Carroll Cox, Robert
AuXter, Wilson Fought, Paul Van
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
MOZART CLUB

Mozart club members will meet
Sunday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mylander,
Oak Harbor, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack RAIDER and Heer Dohrman as
co-hoStS. This will be guest night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

Kaufman, the Vagabond Magi-
clan, will appear at the high school
auditorium Monday at 8:15. Awards
of rabbits will be part of the magic
show.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Robert Holzhauer entertain
ed her bridge club Monday. evening
Mrs. Allan Foster and Mrs. Holz
hauer were tied for first place. The
hostess served a dessert course.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20
HAS CLUB

Mrs. John KarShuk was hostes;
for the meeting of her Pinochlt
Club Monday. Miss Mona Dehrinl
had the high score and Mrs. Dol
Bahling low. Mrs. FREQ Keys vii
have the club June 9th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

single stretch,
but in five three
day week lends.
The better you
plan them, the
better they'll be.
I've found | get
t he great t e S t
pleasure and the
most valu a BILE
experience from
n long weekend
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

Ida Kramb, Oak Harbor, is a pa
tient at Fremont Memorial Hos
pital after undergoing surgery for
cataract.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

Mrs. Chester Sparks, Rocky Rdg.,
entered Magruder hospital We'd
neSday for surgery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-05-20

ACAG Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
EaSH s Paulsen Rose Ann
V~A8 Malfara) are parents of
a daughter, seven lbs, four and
three-quarter ounces, born at Ma
gruder hospital Wednesday, April
18th.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06

Rosary II. Corpus Christi !
st. Catharine IL, Christ the King 6.
st. Dominic II. ST. Mary s.
Next Weeks Schedule:
May IL, Christ the King VS.. st. Dominic
at st. Dominic.
May il, Rosary vs.. st. Mary at st.
Vincent
May 10 Corpus Christi vs.. st. Csthsr-
inc at St Cathsrine.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06
All Metro League Teams See
Action; Tournaments Start

The Metro League faces a full
baseball schedule this coming week
what with regular games, tourna-
ment dates and makeup tilts, The
city's three Class A teams, Aquinas,
Rosary and st. Charles all made
tourney starts during the past
week, with winners advancing to
more of the same this weekend
and next
Today University will visit St.
Charles while Wednesday Acad-
emy meets University, Holy Family
tests st. Charles and Rosary will
go against st. Mary.
In Columbus City League action,
Columbus North travels to Aquinas
on Wednesday.
Last weeks action saw St Mary's
ace All Buccilla turn in two more
wins to run his string TO seven
straight. On Tuesday he downed
University and then came back on
Friday to stop Rosary. The two
wins gave st. Mary its fourth
Metro win without loss and gave
them tie with st. Charles for the
loop lead.
Columbus Central snapped st.
Charles five game winning streak
when they copped a 2-l decision
on the Pirate diamond. Ernie De-
Matteis gave the Bucs only two hits
while his mates were gathering
four off Pirate pitching The win
ners picked up their runs in the
sixth inning while St. Charles got
its only score in the third. Both
teams played errorless ball.
St. Charles came back later in
the week to down Columbus South
So as the Cards broke three
three tie with two runs in the sixth
inning. Larry Sopko pounded out
q double and triple for st. Charles
while South'S Dan Holtz had three
for three for his team.
Aquinas took tight 81 win over
East with two runs in the fifth
inning in their game last week.
Marcel Deneraux'S single with the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06
RnfS ELEMENTARY
BASEBALL STANDINGS
IL - anrr


Rosary II. st. Leo o.
81. Catharine 12 ST. Ladislaus 8
st. John s. st. Mary 1.
Next Weeks Schedule:
Mav 6. st. Catharine vs.. Corpus Christi ~
St Catharine.
MAJ ii. Corpus Christi vs.. ST. Leo at St.
John.
NAV IL. st. Mary vs.. St. Gathariue at St.
Cathafine.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06
Chinese DduiS Cup
Star Named Coach

BURLINGTON, VT. - (NC) -
Guy Cheng of Charlotte, former
Chinese Davis Cup star. will be the
tennis coach at St. Michael's Col
lege, Winooski Park, it has been
announced.
Mr.. Cheng has never coached a
team before, although he has given
some individual instruction. He
faced some of the worlds top net
stars, including Don Bulge and
Bitsy Grant. of the United States,
when he played for China in Davis
Cup zone matches in Mexico City
in 1885 and in Paris in 1886.
A native of Tientsin, China,
Cheng attended Tulane University
in Louisiana, graduating in 1949
He starred in tennis during his
four years there. He had been liv-
ing in the United States for Is
years.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06

bases loaded plated Mike Dodd
with the deciding run. The Ter
riers' Don Deveraux lasbed dou-
bic and single Tor the top hitting
performance.
Thursday South toppled Aquinas
81 on the South Side diamond.
Three : alks and . loose defense by
the Terriers gave the winners =
three run lead.
South scored two more runs on
Webb's single with the bases load
ed in the third. Roger Hackett's
pinch single drove in Johnny Sey-
mour with the sixth run.
Aquinas rallied in the seventh
when Emmett Woodrum doubled
and Lee Miller singled him home.
Dick Flanagan made his first start
for Aquinas and pitched good ball
but four errors hurt his cause.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06

Immaculate Conception 20, St Augustine
10
Next Weeks Schedule:
MAY T. st. Agatha VS.. vt. Augustine at
ST. Agatha.
May 10:
Immaculate Conception We. St Michael
at st. Michael
ST. Agatha VS.. Our Lady Of Peace at st.
Agatha
st. Mary Magdalene vs.. st. Augustine at
St Mary MaRdalene.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06
Cardinal Offers Mass for
End of Newspaper Strike

LONDON, England, April 19 IRA
dio, NO - Catholic newspaper
men attended special Mass offer
ed by His Eminence Bernard Car
dinal Griffin, Archbishop of West
minister, for just and speedy set
tlement of Britain's national news
paper strike. The Mass was offer
ed the day prior to the announce
ment that the strike, which had
lasted rs days, had been finally
settled.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06

Christ the King 10. ST. Vincent 7.
st. Cyprian L. Holy Spirit
St Thomas IL. st. Gabriel
St, Dominic !, St. James 0.
Next Weeks Schedule:
May TO- St. Gabriel ys. st. Vincent At
St Vincent.
Nav 10. st. James VS.. st. Cyprian at
St James.
Nav II, Christ the King vs.. 1t, Thomas
81 Christ the King.
May II. Holy Spirit VS., st. Dominie at
St Dominic.
VISITATION LEAGUE
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06

The firms listed here deserve
10 be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage ip
the different lines Of business
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06
Panther, Bishop
Athletes HOnOred

Chillieothe Catholic Central and
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans athletes we're
honored at their annual bsnquets
recently.
In ChiiIieothe, the Panthers
heard from Father Patrick II.
Rstterman, 81. dean Of men at
Xavier University. Fr. Rstterman
is . brother Of former Notre Dame
quarterback and now Cleveland
Browns signaI.ealier, George Rat
termsn.
GAINESVILLE R0secrans athletes
heard Wayne Ashbaugh, coach of
the state champion GAINESVILLE bas-
ketball team at their affair. Ash
baugh showed movies of the Blue
Devils final victory over Cincin-
natl Hughes in the state finals.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-06

st. Agatha 1s, st. Mary Aagdsiens J.
Victory 2. ST. Christopher 2.
st. Francis (, ST. Aoysius 3.
Next Weeks Schedule:
Nav s. St. Mary Magdalsns vs.. st.
Alovsius at Westgate No l.
Nav g. St CHRISTOPHER VS.. Holy Family
az Sunshine.
Nav I. st. Agatha VS.. Victory at st.
Agatha.
Mag 10. St Francis VS.. IT. Christopher
at Gowdy No. 1.
Nav 10, Holy Family va. St. Mary Mag
dalene at Sunshine
Nav 10. 81. Agatha vs.. 81. Aloysius at
Evening star., 1955-03-04
FORE AND AFT
By MoIcoIm Lamborne, Jr.

Well-known speedboat drivers
from Washington and surround
ing areas have set out to make
themselves look a little silly to-
night as they crawl around q
dance floor on garage creepers
in quest of prizes that viii in
clude a case of beer.
It's Capital Power Boat Asso-
citation inaugural ereepstakes re-
gatta which gets under way at 8
pm. in the Old Georgetown Hos
pitality Hall, Twenty-sixth and
E streets NV. The actual rae
ing will be run during the inter-
mission in dancing.
The general public is invited
and may buy tickets at the door.
Proceeds will go toward defray-
ing the cost of the associations
two-day inbcard-outboard re-
gatta (the real thing on water)
in July. .
AL Bauer, Philadelphia regatta
referee and noted racing an
nouncer, will help officiate at
the creepStakes. Entries have
been received from drivers in the
Baltimore area as well as WASH
ington.
Potomac River Sailing Asso-
ciation's new commodore is a
Navy commander who races a
Comet in which its former owner
once won the class interna-
tionals. He is Comdr. Edgar
Powers and the boat is Double
Evening star., 1955-03-04
Andrews at 0uantico
For Windup Tonight

Andrews Fields undefeated
basketball team will be shooting
Cor it's 43d straight victory to-
night when 1t travels to GUAM
tico. Va. to play the Marines in
the final game of the regular
season.
Quantico lost a three-point
decision to Andrews in their
first meeting, but since then has
ratified OF 16 straight victories
for a 42-5 record and will be
cunning for the Airmen tonight.
Andrews. however. indicated
it will be ready for the Leather
necks by routing Fort Eustis last
night. 1864, at Andrews, with
a 29-point surge in the last
quarter. 1t was the Flyers sec
ond win of the season over Eus-
tbs. which has a 1913 record.
Larry Hen&ssey, former Villa
nova star. scored % points for
the losers to take individual
scoring honors, but with Cliff
Hagen hitting for 81, and Lou
Tsioropoulos and Dick Knost-
man scoring 18 and II. respec-
lively, Andrews finished with
power to spare.
Evening star., 1955-03-04
LITTLE SPORT
Scotch. Both hail from Columbia

Scotch. Both hail from Columbia
Yacht Club.
New rear commodore is Ar
thur Frazer Of National Yacht
Club, captain Of the local cruis-
ing class feet. Marshall Horn
blower. Lightning sailor from
National Yacht Club. is secre-
tary, and Don Wilson, a Snipe
man from Columbia, treasurer.
At the associations annual
meeting this week, members
voted to join the Potomac VAL
ley Conservation and Recreation
Council, civic group interested
in preserving this area for
sportsmen and others.
Reports from Baltimore on the
Chesapeake Bay Boat Show which
closed last Sunday are all good.
Show Manager Billy Ames quotes
many exhibitors to the effect
they are satisfied with the inter-
est shown and sales made (close
to 81 million worth of business)
What's more important, they
are prepared to sign for 1856.
Evening star., 1955-03-04
with Bill Leeteh

ton equivalents. proof testing,
manufacturers codes, history Of
arms developed and many other
subjects. 1t is pre-eminent in
the arms field as a guide and
source book. 1t is available now
in a new and enlarged edition
selling for $40.
Speaking of guns, bills which
would curtail or otherwise affect
the legitimate ownership and use
of firearms are now before %
State Legislatures and Congress.
Some of these are constructive,
some are not. If you want to in
form yourself on what is going
on. you'll find a complete report
in the March issue of the Ameri-
can Rifeman, published by the
National Rifle Association and
now on sale at newsStandS.
y
The National Capital Kennel
Clubs annual dog show and obe-
dience trials will be held in the
National Guard Armory March
20. Although hundreds Of dogs
from throughout the country
are expected to be entered, en-
phaSis is being placed on a large
local turnout. Entry blanks may
be obtained at any pet shop or
veterinarian office locally and
entries will be closed March 7.
For further information call Mrs.
Velma Angew, club secretary,
at Redwood 5-5440.
Evening star., 1955-03-04

and Ames already has lined ur
the 5th Regiment Armory again
Here in town, Jack Styron's
boat show at his establishment
on Maine avenue. Washington
Marina, drew between 10000 and
$4,000 visitors during its weeks
run. and his report is similar. He
sold two of the 41-foot walk
around Richardson's, one to an
Annapolis yachtsman and the
other to William B. Kendrick
of Washington.
Styron also reports sales dur
ing the show Of a 37-foot Rich
ardson sedan to Arnold Zimbro
and a 29-footer to Lloyd Miller
both of Alexandria. Jack says
his place was packed at times
like Kingsbridge Armory for the
New York Boat Show.
Commodore Herbert Hurley OF
Capital Yacht Club has named
these officers and committee
chairmen: Roswell E. Boothby
fleet captain; DR.. Valentine Hess
Evening star., 1955-03-04

will start this week eno
or at least during next week
If the fair. mild weather con-
tinues, and will increase in activ-
ity for the next several weeks.
Guessing on when the white
perch will hit in the Potomac, is
based on their activities in past
years. Last year. Capt. Julius
Fletcher advised of the catching
of the first sizable white perch
below Walkers Point on March
81 and the fish began hitting well
that week. In 1858 they also
made their first appearance on
March 81; in 1852 on March rs.
and again on March 26 in 1851.
So unless something very un-
usual in the way of weather gets
them off to an earlier start. we've
still some time ahead before the
white perch hit. The herring can
be expected sooner. possibly a
week or 10 days earlier.
v X 4 n
Anglers for pike have only 10
days left in the Maryland sea-
son. for tidal waters. 1t closes
March IS and will remain closed
until the spawning season ends
May /. Pike are getting very
active in tidal waters as they
warm up from rains and the sun.
This is one of the very best times
of the year in which to angle for
them. Although the spawn Is
well developed at this season.
we have no compunction in catch
ing these fish. They are ex-
tremely prolific and there is little
danger of their numbers being
materially damaged by angling
pressure.
Ever so often a book comes to
our attention which is so out
standing in its field as to make
it almost unique. Such a book
is Small Arms of the World"
by w. H. B. Smith from the
press of the Military Service
Publishing Co., of Harrisburg, Pa.
This voluminous work is the only
book that shows you in detail by
means of over 1900 pictures and
drawings how to load. strip and
operate all major small arms Of
all nations. In addition it covers
in detail the identifications OF
firearms, proof marks, ammuni-
Evening star., 1955-03-04

feet surgeon; Dick Jones. House
Committee; Kenny Johnson,
grounds and docks; George H.
Bright, auditing: Tom Trea-
mearne, admissions; Al Carney.
interclub relations; George
Bowles, entertainment; Boothby,
regatta; Earle Rogers, publica-
tions; Tony Caliendo. safety. and
Earl Eisenhart. legislative.
Bob Phillips, head Of the
American Yachtsmen's AsSocia-
ton, has moved his headquarters
from Washington to Annapolis.
within a few feet Of navigable
water" This is the outfit which
offers its members a wide range
of services, somewhat like the
American Automobile Association
for motorists.
Evening star., 1955-03-04
Oklahoma City Loses
After Pick for NCAA

NEW YORK, Mar. okla
homa University, named yester-
day with Bradley as the last
two choices for the National
Collegiate basketball champion
ships at-large berths, came q
cropper last night. Wichita Uni
versity handed Oklahoma City
q $3.50 defeat.
Two National Invitation Tour
nament entries Dayton and Sc
ton Hall, also met and Dayton
won. 1857.
Two other MT entries won
games. Manhattan had to fight
off Fordham rally to beat the
Rams, 60-55, while DuQuese. top
seeded in the tournament, ended
its regular season with q 1874
record by beating st. Bonaven-
ture, $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-03-04

white perch
in the Poto-
m CO" The
answer is not
too e a sy to
state exactly,
sine e nature
governs their
actions. How
ever, we can
make som e
ia irly good
guesses. Well
stick our neckS
out and say
the yello W
perch runs
Evening star., 1955-03-04
NCAA Titles Leader

The University of Michigan
has won more individual NCAA
titles than any other school in
the country. The Wolverines
have won Ia.
Evening star., 1955-03-04
OUTDOORS

The main question in the
minds of local anglers is When
will the yellow perch runs start
and when can we expect the