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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
Majorettes Go To
State Convention

Cochran's Majorettes spent most
of Tuesday at the State Park, TAX
ing pictures for an eight page
colored pamphlet which the group
will use next year for publicity.
The group left Tuesday noon
for Milan, Michigan, where they
marched in a parade in the after
noon and put on special program
in the evening on the football
field.
On Sunday the group will travel
to Columbus where they will rep
resent the Oak Harbor Legion Post
at the state convention. The major
cites will march for state awards
in drill competition.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
California Wedding Unites Evelyn Davis
And 1t. Frank R. Booth, USMC, (Ret.)

A popular Port Clinton girl who
went to California two years ago
to become a social worker, was
married there July 8 in lovely
ceremony marked by the distinc-
tive touches of a military cere-
mony.
Home for a visit with local rela-
tives before continuing to their
future home in Texas are Evelyn
Louise Davis, of San Diego, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Emma Davis of 117Es
E. Second-st, and 1t. Frank R..
Booth, USMC (RetD, whose we'd
ding was solemnized at 1:30 July
9 in the Post Chapel at the Marine
Corps Recruiting Depot in San
Diego. The groom is the son of
Mrs. Pearl c. Booth of Austin,
Texas.
Mrs. William c. Holly, San Die
go, and 1t. G.g) Lloyd Olson, USN,
attended the bridal couple as 1t.
Commander Frederick w. Brink
chaplain, USN, friend of the
groom, solemnized the double ring
ceremony. 1t. Gordon Wrinkle,
USING, Algona, Iowa, uShered.
David Green USN was organist.
Vaseseof white gladioli were on
the altar.
The bride was given in marriage
by Commander William c. Holly,
USN, husband of the matron of
honor. -xHer lovely waltz length
gown was white alencon lace over
ice blue taffeta, fashioned with
tight fitting bodice, short sleeves,
and scooped neckline. Mitts of the
same lace accented the gown. The
very full skirt was lace over layers
of blue nylon tulle. A single strand
of pearls was the brides jewelry.
Her fingertip veil of ice blue silk
illusion was attached to a stiff
net juliet cap of the same illusion
blue, and had lace applique de
tail with tiny seed pearls and
translucent sequins. Her flowers
were a large white orchid, sur
rounded by split white carnations
with streamers of ivy and step
hanotis.
The matron of honor wore a
waltz length gown Of white lace
on pink and white polished cot
ton, long torso style with full
skirt. A half hat of pink flower
clusters had a short face veil and
she wore pink mitts. Her colonial
bouquet combined roses and pink
carnations with streamers of ivy.
Men of the bridal party wore
dress whites as did the guard of
honor, who formed an arch of
crossed swords as the bridal cou-
pie left the Chapel: 1t Leland
Douglas, 1t. Douglas Wagner, 1t.
Malcolm Gaffin, Capt. Frank Nor
ris, Capt. JOHN o. Mara and Capt
Herbert Frye, fellow Marine Corps
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
EAREW PARTY

A combination farewell party
for Don Rhodes, who left this week
on an EOD assignment to attend
New Jersey guided missiles
school for six months, and a cele-
bration of his birthday was the
occasion for a party arranged at
the Rhodes Catawba cottage Satur-
day night by a group of friends.
Joining Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes for
the barbecue supper and social
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Floro, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Ohm,
Dave Finefrock and Betty Common,
Gene Burget and Pat Tussong of
Columbus, and Jim Chapman and
Joan Lehman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
BRIDAL SHOW Err

Greta Ontko and Phyllis Young
entertained at a personal shower
at the Ontko home honoring Peggy
Laser, bride elect of July 23rd.
Those attending were Paula Cries
ser, Alice Ontko, Margaret Lud-
rowsky, Gloria Turner, the honor
ed guest and hostesses. Unable to
attend but sending gifts were Don
ma Lawitzke and Vicki Simchak.
Bridal games were the diversion
of the evening and a delicious
lunch was served.
. The bride-elect was also honor
ed at a previous shower. The
shower was held at the V.F.W
Hall in Marblehead with approx
mately 100 guests attending.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
VISITORS FETED

In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Welty, a clam pot luck was
held at the Port Clinton Yacht
Club last Saturday. DR.. and Mrs.
Richard Semon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Keller were in charge of the
social evening with more than 100
guests welcoming the former resi-
dents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welty and son
have been here since last Wednes-
day. They will leave for their
home in Portland, Oregon, next
Wednesday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
ENTERTAINS GUESTS

A swimming party and wiener
roast was gay recreation for a
group of girls who we're guests
Tuesday afternoon of Genevieve
Osborne at her Sand Road home.
The group included Martha Wor-
cester, Dorothy and Sharon Mapes,
Linda Phillips, Sandra Burcher,
Chlta Hawking, Joyce Grosjean,
Sandra Bumpus, and Caroline
Marsh.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
LAKESIDE WoMEN'S CLUB

L. P. Bowers of Cleveland will
give an illustrated lecture, "The
Oddities in Precious Gems" at the
Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 2, meet
ing of the Lakeside Woman's Club
Jewish Paintings by Amedeo
Modigliani" will be studied by the
Art Group on Wednesday after
noon under the direction of Mrs.
Hazel Witchner of Lakeside; and
on Thursday afternoon the Nature
Group will hear Alta Smith OF
Lakeside discuss "Underwing and
Sphinx Moths.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Rod.
ney A. Darby of Lakeside will re-
view BOLD Women" by Helen
Beal Woodward.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
ENGAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ludrowsky
Sr. announce the engagement of
their daughter Margaret to James
P. Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Adams of rural Port Clin-
ton. Miss Ludrowsky, a 1853 grad
uate of PCHS is a clerk-typist at
EOD. Mr.. Adams is 1852 gradu-
ate of Danbury-twp high school
and is employed at Everett's Pom
tiac.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
SILVER ANNIVERSARY

Mayor and Mrs. Harold Jeremy
will 60 to Fremont Sunday to at
tend the silver wedding celebra-
tion of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Don E. Snyder
of 1904 Fifth-st, Open house frodm
2 to will mark the event. Mrs.
Snyder is the former Viola Smith.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Karen Wahlers celebrated her
18th birthday July goth with a
wiener roast and dancing on the
lawn of her Fourth-st home. At
tending the party were Louie Laf-
fey, Willah Valance, Skip Carni-
com, Linda Forester, Ed Noser,
Jeanne Fillmore, Nancy Harger
Patty Hoard, August Sarty, Pat
Bodnar, Bob Zetzer, Dorothy Stef-
anacci, Jack Flynn, Betty Twarek,
Billy Laser, Barbara Laser, and
Karen. Not attending but sending
best regards and gifts were Mary
Kramb, Nancy Dreher, and Judy
Everett.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
NEW MASONIC GROUP

Possibility of organizing Port
Clinton group of the International
Order of Jobs Daughters, an or
ganization of girls between ages
of IL and 20 who are related to
Master Mason, is being investi-
gated here. The organization group
is known as Bethel, and con-
siderable interest in promoting a
local group has been felt among
local Masonic families since East
ern Stars saw Jobs Daughters of
Sandusky exemplify their work in
the local Temple. A charter group
of 80 girls would be sought here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Of interest to many friends is
announcement of the engagement
and approaching marriage of Patsy
Lynne Ridley, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Hugh D. Ridley of Erie Gar
dens, to Thomas Carlyle Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Freelain Smith
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rahm, I36
Linden-st, are announcing the en-
gagement of their daughter, Jac-
queline, to Darreld Fisher, son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Fisher of Fremont. No wedding
date has been set.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

A birthday surprise for Mrs
Wayne Fee of Fremont, former
Port Clintonite, marked party
of Peninsular Bowling club Thurs
day night at the home of Mrs. AT
thur Long and she was presented
a cake and gift from Mrs. Guy
Lotridge, Mrs. Joseph Kott, Mrs
R. S. Laney, Mrs. Harold Schau
Mrs. Clifford Wolfe, Mrs. Nettie
Beckwith, Mrs. Hazel Hillborn
Mrs. C. Alton Cover and the hos
tess. Cards and luncheon marked
the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
HAS CLUB

Members of her afternoon bridge
club enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. Joseph A. Evers Tuesday with
Mrs. A. T. Emmett and her house
guest, Mrs. Ethel Wendt of Co
lumbus, as added players. Mrs.
Emmett and Mrs. j. R. Emery held
winning scores A picnic at Mrs.
Emery's cottage marks the Aug.
meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
of Norwalk.

OF NUTWdIK.
The wedding date has been set
for September II, six o'clock
ceremony at ST. JOHNS Lutheran
church with the Rev. John Braun
officiating uniting the couple.
Mr.. Smith is a checker at the A &
p store here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29

should be no problem at all. Just
take along his usual daily supply of
strained meats and strained vege-
tables. And don't forget, baby likes
and needs variety, so it's a good
idea to take along several different
kinds of foods for baby too. Then,
for example, if strained chicken
doesn't appeal maybe his strained
beef will. Swift & Company makes
available eight different kinds Of
specially prepared meat for babies,
so there's plenty of variety right
at your fingertips. Take your
choice of beef, pork, lamb, veal,
liver, heart, liver and bacon or
chicken, all just the right consis-
tency for baby.
After baby has had hearty
meal and has played in the open
air to his hearts content, he will
probably welcome his car crib and
sleep all the way home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
CHICKEN DINNER

St. Joseph's Catholic church at
Marblehead is sponsoring chick
en- dinner Sunday, with serving
from IL to 6 o'clock.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
HAS CLUB

DR.. and Mrs. Richard Semon
entertained at their home last
Sunday couples bridge club,
Mrs. AL Davids was high and Rich
ard Welty and Richard Semon tied
for second. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Welty were substitutes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
Hot Weather Hints
? For Baby
BODY Goes On q Picnic"
by Morfho Logon

Take baby along on the family
picnic this summer and let him
benefit from the outdoor air and
sunshine, too. He will enjoy the
change as much as the rest of the
family and can be just as comfort
able in the woods or at the picnic
grounds as he is at home.
Of course, you'll want TO take
along portable bed equipped with
netting to protect baby from pesky
mosquitoes and flies and, if there's
one available, collapsible play
pen so that he will have more room
to stretch and play when he wakes
from his nap.
AS for clothing, just use your
own good judgment. A sweater
opl a hlo~la<
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29

aAQ q OidHhCt
are musts since
it usually gets
much cooler
tow ard eve
ming, but 9TH
erwise, b a by
w ears ss en-
TALLY the same
clothing as he
does at home.
Feeding baby
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-07-29
REUNION HELD

KEQNTON FIELD
The annual MINER reunion was
held Sunday afternoon at the City
Park with approximately 100 at
tending. The pot luck dinner was
attended by people from five diff
ferent states with Everett MINER
of Los Angeles, California, coming
the longest distance.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
Eastern Division 1 Midsets
Potters Cleaners. 0; Arcade Sun.
Eastern Division II Midrets
, 81. St. Bernadette's, g: Silver Sprins
cakery Keith. 1s; sligo-Brandview, s
BOYS CLUB OF WASHINGTON
Limited League
mn IM1ontgomery stubbs. IL: Bunker
MIDGET League
Murpny's ESQ 2: Corson & Grum-
Police Boys Club No. 10. is; Seal.
Knee-Hi League
Cammerer's, IL: Wild Birds. &
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUES
Majors
Takoma "a" 10; Luzon, 12.
Bunuy, 3: Cook 0.
Brightwood Lions. IL; Beitzell Real.
Francis. o; Kalorama, 8.
cuSs keily Miller Giants, 7; Kelly Miller
Cook; 5: Bundy, /.
O., Lyons Electric. IA; Kasper's Men''
Johnny's Shell Sta. .; Miles Glass, 8.
Manhattan Laundry, 10; McArdlt
Printers. g.
Railway Progress. 5; Palisades citi.
zens. 4.
c,AH.g.l ,M.gsis's Restaurant, :; Wheeler
VIENNA LITTLE LEAGUE
Rebels, 4: Cardinals. CMsjorsl.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Western Open
Starts Today

PORTLAND. Greg, June %
| (R.-Most of Americas top
golfers were expected to resume
their par-smashing habits with
the start of the Western Open
championship today after a
week of Illustration IN the Ma
tional Open at San Francisco.
Notably absent were Jack Fleck,
who withdrew to rest after his
National Open victory. and
Lloyd Mangrum, 1854 Western
winner, who is injured. ,
The field of some ITS which
begins teeing off at 7 am. in
Icludes nearly all of the other
leading pros who played on the
narrowed, rough fairways of
San Francisco's Olympic Club
course. No one matched the 70
hole par there.
So the pros were happy when
they reached the straight, we'll
groomed 6.604-yard Portland
Golf Club layout. The par is 70
here but in practice sessions,
many have been several strokes
under. In one round Sam Snead,
the long-driving West Virginisn
who is ranking favorite in this
tournament, blasted out a Ga.
So did Tommy Bolt, of Houston.
Tex.
Evening star., 1955-06-23

tience of an old-timer and wait
ing for his shot.
It finally came as the third
round started. Bobo led with an
overland right and Moore hit
Bobo with three quick punches,
two jolting rights and a left, ac-
jcording to Archie's own descrip-
ton. Some ringsiders, including
Olympic Coach Jim owen, dis
isented.
1T was a left hook, another
left and finally a right cross for
good measure" Owen said, "but
I won't argue the matter. Olson
and I leaned to him-got clob-
bered."
Referee Goldstein could see
nothing except Olson until he
tolled the final count. He gave
Bobo the first two rounds. But
neither his opinion nor that of
the two judges mattered a bit
once Archie put the big finger
on Bobo in the next round.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Los Angeles Gives
Rocky $3.50, 900 Bid

LOS ANGLES, June % R.-
Matchmaker Babe Mccoy of Los
Angeles Olympic Auditorium
was reported today to have Of
fered a $250,000 guarantee to
Heavyweight Champion Rocky
Marciano for a titlt fight in Los
Angeles with Archie Moore, who
would battle on a percentage
basis.
The Times said Mccoy is in
New York where, after Moore
won last nights light-heavy-
weight fight from Bobo Olson, he
made the Marciano proposition
to AL WE'LL. Marciano's manager.
The fight would be here in late
August or early September.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
THE BASEBALL
BEA T
By BURTON HAWKINS

Busby retreated. to the center
field wall in the second inning
to haul in Roy Sievers' smash.
Wisconsin's Athletic Hall oi
Fame will entertain sports
writer's at a breakfast on the
morning of the All-Star Game at
Milwaukee. The l3 living
members of the organization who
will be there are Ginger Beau.
mont, Bob Zuppke, Billy Sullivan
Pat ODea, Burleigh Grimes
Ernie Nevers, Don Hutson
Stranger Lewis. AL Simmons
Clarke Hinkle, George Mcbride
Tom Jones and Ralph Metcalfe
It's gruesome thought, but
Dresser can field a team whose
highest hitter would be Ed
FITZGERALD, batting .239.
Otherwise he could employ Roy
ISievers t.200) at first base, Har-
mon Killebrew (.083J at second
Jose Valdivielse .000) at Short
stop, Bruce Edwards (.184) at
third base, and Jerry Schoon-
Evening star., 1955-06-23

Continued From Page C-1
is seeded second this year behind
the 1851 champion, Doris Hart
of Coral Gables, Fla.
Gil Shea of Los Angeles, the
giant killer" who yesterday
eliminated American Champion
Vic Seixas, continued his good
play today and knocked off an
old-time star, Adrian Quist of
Australia. The scores were 6-3,
81, rs, 6-3. The match
lacked fire. especially toward the
end, when the 42-year-old Quist
began to tire. But many of
Quist's shots were more than
the 26- year old Californian
could handle.
Defending Champion Jaroslav
Drobny, seeded sixth this year,
pulled out another tough one
when he beat Australia's un-
seeded Jack Arkinstall, Ga,
IS, 60, 11-9 in 2 hours
Is minutes.
Two unseeded Americans
reached the fourth round when
Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills,
Calf. disposed of Austria's
clowning Alfred Huber. 4-6,
60, 6-4. Ga. and Bob Perry
of Los Angeles. former Davis Cup
squad member, outlasted Swe-
denis Stefan Stockenberg. 2-6,
60, "a, As, 6-4.
Hoad, seeded fourth, hardly
was extended in defeating Via
dislav Skonecki, self-exiled Pole.
6-3, 6-3. Ga in an uninspired
match. Rosewall, seeded second,
had just as easy a time beating
John Barrett of Britain, Ga,
60, 6-2.
Seventh-seeded Bulge Patty of
Los Angeles and Paris, 1850
Wimbhedon champion, had to go
an extra set to defeat Bobby Will
son, Britain's brightest young
prospect, Ga, 7-9, Ga, 6-1.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
New Orleans Biddinq
$3.50, 900 for Title Bout

NEW ORLEANS, June, 23(P1.
Louisiana Boxing Enterprises
today offered Heavyweig h
Champion Rocky Marciano a
100000 guarantee to defend his
heavyweight title against Light
heavyweight Champion Archie
Moore here.
Moore was offered a $150,000
guarantee to meet Marciano.
Blaise D'Antoni, wealthy chair
man OF the organization told the
Associated Press his group would
stage the proposed match In con-
junction with the International
Boxing Club.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From Page c.

OUHttHueu q
virtually was declared of limits His handlers hustled
under shower and kept him there for long time.
Sid Faherty, California rancher who manages Olson
and others and who hardly saddles loser the
first statement
Maybe" he conceded, I'VE got little overma tehed
Booo made one mistake that in opinion the fight
He backed out of cnches instead of staying tying
up Moore and making the referee break them When he
backed out Moore popped him and that WELL that's the
etory"
The customers, of whom paid as $50 to see
the fight not highly entertained They got only 7l9
minutes of action but unless they in dressing
room and saw the victim they'll never know the havoc
wreaked on the young who tried but couldn't get up
Evening star., 1955-06-23
.Coss in Quorter-FinoIs
After Beutino Freishstut

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., June "a
(P.-Tim CoSs. Swarthmore
College star from Washington
has made it to the quarter finals
of the NCAA tennis champion
ships.
Coss advanced by eliminating
Dave Freishstat of Maryland
81. 6-1, here yesterday. Also
advancing were top-seeded SAM
my Giamalva and Johnny Hern-
andez. both of Texas; Bill Quill
liam of the University Of Wash
ington, and Jack Forst of STAN
ford.
Evening star., 1955-06-23

The White Sox have been CIV
ing his Senators a fearful past
ing, but Chuck Dresser isn't
impressed by their pennant pos
sibilities. IF the Yankees get
any sort of pitching at all. they'll
walk in" Dresser said. Chicago
has to rely too much on bunting
while the Yankees are loaded
with guys who can stick 'em out
of the park"
Two hundred members of the
Old Timers Club of Johnstown
Pa, will converge on Griffith
Stadium for Sundays double
header with Detroit. j.. They'll
present gifts to Ernie Oravetz oi
the Senators and AL Kaline of the
Tigers.
Coach Joe Fitzgerald of the
Senators, socked $25 for shout
ing Mice going, Mckinley" al
that sensitive umpire a few
games ago when Mckinley
called debatable strike on Pete
Runnels, squawked to Will Har-
ridge when the American League
president attended Tuesday
nights game at Griffith Stadium
Harridge's telegram to Fitz
stated he was being fined fol-
using profanity. but the Senators
say the coach is innocent.
II X X
Sundays rained out double
header with Kansas City will be
made up July 26 and 27 with q
pair of successive twi-night dou-
ble-headers. A snazzy Ford
convertible, a 14-foot boat with
an outboard motor. 21-inct
television set and a portable ra-
dio are prizes which will be won
by lucky fans attending the SEN
ators-Red Sox Red Cross bene-
fit game here June 80. Con-
tests involving ball players and
the United States Army Bano
will be included in pre-game en-
tertainment.
When and if Dean Stone beats
the White Sox it will be the
first time. -. His lifetime mark
against Chicago is 0-5. The
White Sox have a 1873 night
game record this season and all
three losses were by 10 scores
The Senators have beer
blanked 10 times and have scored
three runs or less in 80 games
Nelson Fox of the White SoS
is a .576 hitter against the
Orioles this season. Fox's
batting streak ended at II games
last night when he went hitless
| in five tries. That string
Iequaled his previous major league
high, set last season. During
his streak he batted .485 and
boosted his average SO points.
X X 4 X
Dresser has been instructihe
Carlos Paula to shorten his
stride while batting and recent
results have been encouraging
what with four hits in his last
eight tries. Jose Valdivielso
who has batted six times since
joining the Senators. hasn't hi
a ball out of the infield.
But last night neither did PETE
RunnelS. Mickey Vernon, Clint
Courtney nor Johnny Groth.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Olson Flies
Home, Lauds
Moore Punch

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2;
tP.-"This guy Moore reall.
punches hard" Bobo Olson com
mented here today when he ar
rived by plane from New York
where he had been knocked ou
in the third round by Archi,
Moore last night.
HE hit me on the nose with {
left hook" Olson said. land I re-
member hitting him back. Ant
then I don't remember any
thing"
The blockbuster that exploded
in OlSon's face at the poll
grounds ended the middleweigh
champions hopes of going t.
England to fight Don Cockell
Instead. manager Sid Flaherit.
said he would line up a fight il
the United States for Olson
probably in August-with an
other middleweight.
Hes got to defend his mid.
dleweight title" Flaherty said
I'D like to wait a little while
and see how he feels"
Flaherty said Olson's next
match probably will be with tht
winner of the Sugar Ray Rob.
inson-Rocky Castelani fight.
In State Of Shock
Olson ducked the press ir
lew York after the fight or
he advice of DR.. Sam Sherman
Who was looking after him. Flah.
erty said.
"Bobo didn't know what hac
happened for three of four min
utes after he was hit" Flaherty
said. "Dr. Sherman said he was
in a state of shock and should
be protected from the public.
Olson said Flaherty had giver
him instructions on how to wage
the fight. but he never had 9
chance to follow them.
"Sid told me to stay outside
for four or five rounds and ther
come in and light my usual style,
Bobo said. THAT was to veal
him down.
II thought I was doing pretty
good. thought I was going tt
be able to handle him.
/ HE caught me a couple O.
times but he didn't hurt me
Then came that left hook"
| Not Like Maxim
! Reporters asked if Moore wa.
moving in low gear through the
first two rounds.
YES" Olson agreed. He wa!
taking his time. He was sizinl
me up"
i Asked how Moore compares
with joey Maxim, Olson said
This guy is different from
Maxim. He really punches"
I Bobo ventured a prediction OF
what would happen when Moore
also steps out of his weight clas'
1 to take on the heavyweight
champion, Rocky Marciano:
"The guy who lands the frs
punch will win that one.'
| OlSo bore no marks of thu
fight.
| Flaherty was philosophical
about the outcome. He said
I've picked them up before"
Evening star., 1955-06-23

maker (.20o). Tom Umphlett
(.201) and Juan Delis .226) In
the outfleld.
After 81 games the White Sox
are matching their 1854 pace
exactly at 1922. but this year
they're only two games OF the
pace while last season they were
trailing by four. Detroit
moves in tomorrow night for the
Opener of a four-game series,
with a day game Saturday and
Idouble-header Sunday.