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Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
LEWES

The directors Of the Beebe Hos
pital at Lewes haven't decided n
nallv what the hospital will 90
with the $4,000 offered it by the
Ford Foundation, but they have
a good idea.
The hospital has until March 70
IN amply for the money. BY that
time, each hospital which has been
declared eligible for the funds must
show that it has some definite
oroieet or extension or services IN
mind, to which the funds viii De
applied.
Beebe's expansion may well be
the ADDITION Of an extra wing 10
the hospital. If it is, hospital at
ltaches seq, the Ford Foundation
money will go into the general
lfNnd
Such an addition would probably
cost the hospital between $200,0OO
and S3OO,0OO
/ DR.. Lueius Wilson Of Philadel-
igbia, a hospital consultant, and 6.
Morris Whiteside II Associates,
Wilmington architects, have been
called in to prepare plans and
specifications for the proposed ad-
dition.
Nevertheless, hospital authorities
emphasize that everything IS stll
in the blue print stage"
If the new wing, which wouls
probably be a maternity section
is found to cost too much, the Fore
Foundation money would be use'
for repairs and modernization o
the present building.
In any case, the final detail
probably won't be announced unit
early next summer. The board ha
been considering an addition 10
eight or nine years.
Beebe is among nine DelaWar
hospitals offered funds by the For
Foundation early in December. tn
foundation at that time offered ha
a billion dollars to universities an
hospitals throughout the Unite
States.
The offer stipulated that hOi
pitais. to obtain the funds mul
apply for them and show, first
All that they are qualified as ia,
exempt institutions, and then tn
they have some definite improV
ment program planned for whis
the funds will be used.
The funds may be used for
wide variety Of things, but not +
operating expenses or to settle o
debts.
The Beebe Hospital was found
in 1916 by DR.. James Baebe, nc
president Of the Board Of Director
and his Younger brother, ~Dr. Ric
ard G. Beebe.
Since that time, it has EXPAND
into 104-bed general hospit
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20

mrs. J. E. Heatherly and daugh-
ter. Sandy, are spending an in
definite time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Roe. Major
Heatherly has been transferred
from the Wright-Patterson Field,
at Dayton, Ohio, to the Eglin Field
in Florida. AS soon as Major
Heatherly is able to secure living
quarters at Fort Walton Beach,
Mrs. Heatherly and Sandy win join
him
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
MAGNOLIA
By Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Frederiea 42Sl

Mrs. George Richards, Of Dover
was a Sunday dinner guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Richards.
The Faculty Bridge Club, OF
Caesar Rodney. was entertained on
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Edna Roe. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Ann Cleaves and Mrs. Eliza
beth Woodrow.
Mrs. William Warren, Sr., has
recently returned from a several
days trip visiting her daughter
Mrs. Helen Kline, in Ph1ladelpnla-
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Pet and
son. Billy, spent the weekend with
relatives in Baltimore, Md.
Church hostesses for Sunday,
January 22nd, win be Mrs. sara
Case and Mrs. Ethel Collins.
/ Mr.. william Spencer Balch and
Miss Helen Talasky, both OF Chase
Md. were married in the Grace
Fellowship Church, in Chase, on
Sunday January 8th. The groom i
the son Of Mrs. Helen Roe BalcI
and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Lau
| renee J. Roe.
1'hese from Magnolia attending
this wedding were: Mr.. and MRS
/ Roe. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shockley
| Jr. Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Roe
Mr.. William H. Roe and friend, MI
William 4. Roe, Mrs. Elizabet
Schwartz and Mr.. and Mrs. JON
Barrett and children, Shirley an
Bobby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Powell, !
company with friends from Dove
attended the Ice Follies on Thur'
4 day night.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
LOSES HIS SHIRT

DETROIT Il Hp A bandit
gave the shirt of his back fol-
lowing robbery.
The man, clad in a gaudy shirt.
showed a note demanding money
IN the cashiers cage Of a down
town theater. The cashier gave
him s44 and be fed down the
street. discarding his shirt as he
ran.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
TIED TO RESIGNATION

BUENOS AIRES -(P)- A man
who wore a red necktie after Eva
Peron died was forced to resign
from his job. an investigating COM
mittee has been told
Antonio Carcamo, ex-president OF
the Bank Of Sante Fe Province, ad-
mitted he "put pressure on Venan-
clio Valliriain, manager of the Belin-
eue bank branch, because Valdrlaln
wore a red tie after July 26, 1852,
For weeks after Eva Peron dice
citizens were exhorted to veal
black ties in mourning.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20
on THE BEAN

HONG KONG = Up II Ingenu-
ity of Hong Kong Chinese farmers
was displayed when food parcels
we're distributed by Christian agen-
cies in Hong Kong.
IN each parcel was a pound q
beans.
Instead Of eating tie beans. the
farmers have planted them and are
now waiting for a crop.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-20

Broillng hamburgers?. Put a dol
Ion of butter or margarine mixed
with a dash Of chill powder on each
before they are brOiled.
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HOUSES UNFuRN. Cont. !

ANDREWS FIELD AREA, 8 miles
from west gate-Freshly decorated;
electricity and hot water furn.:
$40 per mo. CY. 7-5993.
GLAsSMANOR. MD.-Three-bedrm
brick Nice liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
bath. recr. rm. in bsmt.; will rent
to nice family for S10O mo-; only
2 blocks from shopping center in
Glassmanor, Nd. J. NJ. MEDLEY
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ARLINGTON 9 bedrms.; conv.
schools and transp.: l blk. sfrom
Lee hwy. and Glebe I'd. JE. 3-3055.
4Oi TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-8 big
rms. bath. gas heat. full bsmt
porch. gar; $50 mo. PRESS
REALTY CORP. ST. 3-9316.
EAST RIVERDALE = Semidet.; 8
bedrooms. liv. rm.-din. nm. COM
SIN 10 iso9fsI ar Ap T-seS4
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HOUSES WTD. TO RENT Gent. /,

YOUNG NAVY DOCTOR and wife
would like small unfurn. house OF
apt. Vicinity. Bethesda Naval Hos
3ital. Immed. occupancy, AID. f.
1855.
H0MELESS?-Commencing Sept. is,
need to rent spacious home with
good heating and preferably with
garage. Require at least bedrms. :,
? or baths; large attic or recrea-
tion room to provide ample storage.
Boz sex. Star. 26s
BY ENGINEERING EXECUTIVE; I'M
furnished modern 4 bedrms., 2
bath, din. rm., rec. rm., sizeable
fully equipped kitchen, good yard,
children; vic. Georgia ave. extended,
Argyle, Glenmont, Manor Club,
Kensingtcn. Occupy Sept. 4. Cali
collect, Staunton, Va, -5-4253 after
q pm, all day Sunday, qualified
offers only. KENNE7R A. NORRIS.
26s
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ROCKVILLE: open Sun, 1 till g.,
Need bedrms,2 lIs-story masonry.
appraised S13.1O0; located IN Old
Rockcrest at S14 Wade ave. WILL
STACKHOUSE. .JR.. Realtor. Pc q
2sSS; ewes, and Sun, Mr., Leblanc,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. N.-WEsLEY HTS.-New A.
Sun. I-5: 1924 45th ST. NV. Cat
Macomb). blk. Mann Elem.
School; cow, to shops, buses and
dntn.; 4 bedrms.. 2 2I2 baths. z
closets. huge attic. full bsmt. /;
1alousied porch. built-in gar: priced
In mid sos. So. 900 cash will handle.
OWNER. WO. 6-7165.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Moderu
kitchen in this charming detached
3-bedrm. home, with spacious liv.
rnn.. 1Sx15 din. rm.. full basement,
gear garage. fenced yard: e blks.
from transp. and shopping: walk
Ing to 81. Anne,s Parochial, Janney
and Woodrow Wilson High School.
$4,000 FILA approved. ANDRIS
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3-BEDRooM RAMBLER. 500 q
M VAN Ritv.. JE. 2-3110
HOME VALUES

I1OMG N1A0OG0
Braddock Acres fVireinial--4 bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. rm,. Ice. kit. gar;
lla-acre estate, Sl25.
2024 N. Goth I'd, tArlinRtonl-4
i407 18th st. n.w.-10 rms. 3
baths: newly decorated; S175.
304 -4th st. SET rms. bath. oil
ss19 N. Capitol Sta bsdrms;
living rms din. rm., Kitchens. z
'As wa Zee Central ira ave. ne bed.
baths iii gas heat; S1S5.
1907 Bunker Hill I'd. NET lge.
rms, kit. ga baths. gas h.-w.h.;
5i37 South Dakota ave, ne
Lily. rm,, din. . bedrms. la baths;
So Attn st. n.e.---7 rms. bath. oil
1877 10th st. me- bedrms,
liv rm.. din. rm., kit. 2 baths, full
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
. Mass. Ave. Realtors. Ma. $4,000
WHlTE OR COLORED-l9s5 r. /
house. Diet may accommodate 3
Oa3l.
COLORED-MT. PLEASANT, 18th
st.--Large house, facilities for rent.
ing parts thereof OIL. 4-s24l.
coLoEED-3gO TAYLOR ST. NV
Comnletely redecorated. Q rooms
rs baths, 500 per mo. ACACIA
REALTY, g2b You ST. NV, HU
3-48i4
coLoREp
ssi Isl s YSg E IA MSS Z E ABA
MA. N-haOA.
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MOTELS FOR SALE

Advice and consultation by exclu.
sive full-time motel broker and travel
specialist, Offering recommendations
large moteis with cash payments Of
1000 and up: small motel can
be bought for $4,000 cash. balance
easy payments.
JOE H. THOMPSON
.232 WOODWARD BLDG.
ia. 8-6700, Day or Night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25

PIG FOREST GLEN RD.. Silver
Spring, Md.-New 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial: sep. din. rm., pa baths:
Sl65 mo. Call Ma. SOFIA or JU
9-2072.
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- 80 ~ ~ NNNf ANNh9NaHI
WEsTMORRLAND HILLs-New Co
lonial, bedrooms. ga baths. Q
powder rooms, large brick patio,
Unusual privacy. dining room. den.
basement recreation room. around
the.year air conditioning. new
model electric kitchen. street.
level garage with electric doors.
custom Appointments. Directions;
Mass. ave NV, 70 weGtmorsland
circle. around the, circle 70 weth-
erill I'd, right z blocks p Al
bermarie ST.. .right 2 blocks 70
1910 AibermArle 81, Open oatur-
day and sunday ~ 10 ., week
days 4 TO a. GEORGE Y. WORTH
Evening, Mr.. Latimer. I'M. 3-0570.
NEWFOUNDLAND CIRCLE--2.bed-
rm brick. Dighvashef, disposal No
bsmt q bikS. local and express
$4,000. OIL. s-4e9s.
s77 per month, assume
az OF truat--corner lot. Q rooms,
3 bedfooms Gin. rm. bsmt.: near
parochial. public schools, ahopplng
and trAnsp. OWNER, VII. 2-gOD6.
2-yeaf-oid, q.
becrm, i1z-bath brick rambler;
electric kit fully equip), 1repi.,
din. rn. tile bfrnt, level fenced
yard; schools. 2 blkaj bus; al7.a60.
34Os Weller I'd. WI. s.7e7a. -
(contlnusa on Next PassD
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BEIHESDA, CORNER RAMBLER.
57l4 Kingswcod rd.; 1--WE minis. from
NH and Naval Hospital-Three
bedrooms. 2 baths, living room, din
ing ell. modern. kitchen, large family
workshop. 2-car oversize RaraTe:
convenient to parochial and public
schools. Priced in 20s. owner saws
sell. r. BATES WARREN. OF.
1850. OIL. 2-77Q6, o6s
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FALLS CHURCH, So. Woodley-3-
bedrm. contemporary rambler. air
cond.; trees; radiant a. heat: swim
ming pool; brick wall firepl.; car
c91rt: rse. 70 plct M window y !;
I'd IA 2ROR2
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

Young MAN TO share house with
another young man. Falls Church
Call JE, 3-O62s.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

FALLS CH.-3-4 bedrm. rambler:
wooded lot 34l4 Orchid Dr.. a05
Molly DR. $3.50. JE 2-8515
Sc. 4e6n Southern ave. ---3 bed /.
rms gas neat bsmt mr.. schools
shopping IL e-7i3G. I'm 2.s65i
coLMAR MANOR. MD. near. D c.
iine--b.rm., bath BUNGALOW. newly
dec. EQUIP. kit NJ schools. tranSp
utilb. incl; $40 mo. Wa 1890.
COLLEGE PARK. Nm. = 3.bedrm
brick rambler. finished rec. I'm.
corner lot. AP. T-5073.
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CHEVY CHASE-S15,5OO can't be
beat for convenience and size at
neighborhood: mr.. Blessed Sacra-
ment, public schools. shopping.
etc. A spacious 4-bedrm., Ia
bath row brick house; nice finished
rec. rIn., garage; reasonable terms.
To inspect, call OWNER. Wo. g.
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GEoRGEToWN-Fivs 6sd7ms q

GE0RGETOWN-Five bedrms.. 3
den. ter. gar; S275. no. S-259i.
TAK0MA PARK-ATTRAC.. 2-bed-
rn. rambler; close to transp., shops.
f2em. and jr. high schools. JU
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
OPEN SITNDAY I 'Tn. &

AT LAST An extremely attractive
brick home in an expensive quiet
neighborhood at the low price of
S21 $50. First-floor bedroom or den
r anE su ana Sft adCnne bedroo oeo
study on second floor. Recreation
room. maids room, wall-to-wall car
peting and many other fine features.
Be here early and bring your check
hook 1.-THE small one). Mrs. Guarino
on premises.
Directions: out Conn. ave-, IT..
ouesada to end Of street and our
OPEN sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-25

liV. rm.. din. rm.. lit. with freak
fast nook: nm bsmt, rec. rm. and
= bar. oil h.-w h.: close to transpor-
tation on quiet Fessenden st. rear
Conn. ave. NV. Ideal for Govt. en-
ployes to share rent at 5000 per
mo-; minimum lease | VI, For appt.
call MR.. SHARPE, oil. 6-4975.
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rec. rIn., garage; reasonable terms
To inspect, call OWNER. WO. g.
CHEVY CHASE, 4122 Military I'd.
NV. at Western ave.-Open 2-6.
Cor. brick. AL cond.: rms, 3
baths. rec. rm.. built-in gar; mr..
cHREIsT4Kos. Broker. 10. 5.5I49.
CHEVY CHASE, d. CA handsome
stone: and-brick house. on quiet
tree--lined street,. near Pinehurst
circle: entrance hall with curved
Stairway srd AZ r w, T% with r rs
boards. both open onto screened
porch. overlooking pleasant neigh
boring gardens; kit. and powder rm.
2nd has . very lge. bedrms. and
a pine-paneled rm. with built-in
bunk and desk; also 2 baths. I'm
usually lge. rec. rm; opens on to
sso On ioWeT eye e0r Prce Shd in Pow ioR
3os INEz cUsHARD. Reaitor. EN-
CONN. AVE; CT APPROVED-Im.
maculate 23-ft. row brick, one bloch
of. Conn: near Bureau of Stand.
floor; Sl7, 800. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-l411: eyes,, WO. 6-5490.
DALCARLIA PARK (adjacent). vi.
cinty Westmoreland circle. 5112
Mass ave. n.w.-Immaculate. 4.
yr.-old. center-hall. brick Colonial
with garage attached; large liv,
rm. full din. rm., kitchen. firepl..
powder. rm. and jalousied porch
overlooking park: second door; 3
center hall: full bsmt. and attic.
OPEN SUNDAY, 81. KE. 7-0356.
FOXALL AREA-NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
RAMBLER overlooking private es-
tate: 3 bedrms., dressing rm., 8
baths. kit. breakfast rm., din. rm..
liv. rnl., paneled rec. I'M, 2-car
gar. All rooms are very spacious.
DIRECTIONS: Out Foxhall I'd. to
w ST., west on w st. to 4Sth st.,
right on 4s q St; to 2354; $4,000.
EhG
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Sat. and Sun. / til Z. Brick a.
hedrm. Cape Cod ia baths. 1. D.:
lovely lot with trees and barbecue:
Iuil psmt.; new house cond. Mr..
session: SI7.95O. Gi applied for.
COUNTY WIDE REALTY. OIL. q
hSDR. Ewes OIL 4.o1nG
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COUNTY HOME. 2 miles south O
Clifton. Va. on Rt. 641: 2-stor!
white frame house and yard with
whiteboard fence; owners propert!
adjoins Bull Run with good fishing
pasture PRIVILEGES for family horses
perfect Cor retired couple: 3 bed.
pace s eIse stoVe aeon and re Tisn IRE
nished: sos per month. Call BR
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL. in the restorat ton
area rooms, bath, oil heat. In a
clean and nyahle condition. with q
the rear. SI3,750. Also, 10 rooms,
. baths. few doors of Penna. ave-,
for $4,000. To inspect, phone MI.
Gordon. WO. 6-1935. L. T. GRA-
WAITE. Realtor. 1913 X st. NV,
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GROCERY STORE = Ideal location,
no eompetition: $1,000 stock. Doine
$1,000 weekly; excellent equipment:
81. 300, good terms. UN. 1881.
EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT people
are interested in dining room or
fountain concession in an ONCE
pldg.. apartment or hotel. Box
451-G. Star. 25s
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FAIRFAX-Nr. Fairfax his. new
shop. center, bus, etc. 3-bedrm.
frame, y story house. liv. rn
kit. with din. area. . bedrms. and
bath. LIST H.: 1 lge. bedrm 2nd A.;
Oil h.-w.h., gas range; util. rm;
4-acre lot: 500 per mo. RAY
MI 5-7576 m 6z0oI "'""''
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FURNISHED RAMBLER-2 bedrms.,
maids rm.; $175 OIL. 2-59S0, for
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RESTAURANT. Arlington blvd, near
Falls Church; $4,000 yrly. gross,
net $4,000. Price $4,000, SlO,-
900 down. JE. 2-Q654
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kENSINGToN-cape Cod. -yr.-old
nouse in trst-like-new cond. Two
sep. dinette. full bsmt. with out
Siue entrance: many features; SlJ.-
800, CT or will finance on very
easy terms to suit purchaser. OIL.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
.Aquinas In
Three-Way
Loop Knot

Aquinas dropped a las verdict
to Central high in a City High
school contest Monday afternoon
to drop into a three-way tie for
the loop lead with Central and
West.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
Holy Family Baseball Team
District Champs in 'B' Play

Holy Family's aggressive band
of Red Raiders are representing
the Central District in the Glass
"B" State baseball championship
play today after upsetting a fa-
vored st. Mary's team, 7-3, last
Friday in Jet Stadium's district
title game.
Holy Family scored two runs
in the fourth inning of last weeks
championship game on Tom Cul-
lens single after a walk to Marty
Crawford. Both scored on errors.
Dan Crawford, who won the
ball game with a nifty pitching
assignment over st. Mary's al
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
Marian Council
Bowlers Close
Season at Party

Marian Council 1854 closed out
its league bowling season last
week at a banquet in the Chalet
Restaurant.
The 0. P. Gallo Tailors team,
captained by AL Yankulov. won
the team championship in a close
race with Joe Smelosky's Pin
Busters. Bill Wirth,. bowling for
the Shalimar team, took the high
single trophy with a 276 game,
and Frank Krutko. anchor man
for the Pin Busters, won the
three game award with a $50 Sc
ries.
Paul Mccarthy of the third
place Holy Rollers, received the
plaque for the most improved
bowling. High single and high
three-game team scores were both
won by the Poor Souls, captained
by Bill Hensel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
Lucas Retires
As Dover
St. Joseph Coach

DOVER - Two hundred per-
sons attended the annual st. JOS
eph's all-sports banquet in honor
of Rambler athletes and heard
Coach Chuck Lucas announce
that he is retiring to enter mill
tary service" He will be succeed
ed by Joe LaScola, former ele'
mentary coach at Massillon.
The st. Josephs football squad
was presented with the rotating
trophy by st. Mary's, Dennison.
The squad was also presented a
trophy for winning the mythical
county parochial championship.
Award winners include George
Milyiori (basketbalD Tom Bear
ducci (footbalD and Dianna Cam
po, senior cheerleader.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
Diocesan Athletes Shoot at Old
Marks Under New Track Sponsors

The annual Knights of Colum-
bus Diocesan field and track meet
sponsored by Columbus Marian
Council will be held Wednesday,
May 30, at Capital University,
Columbus.
Invitations and application
application blanks went out early
this week.
The events will be run for both
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
St. Charles Nine
Cinches Metro
League Bunting

st. Charles baseball team down.
ed st. Mary, Columbus, 11-3 Mon
day to practically cinch the Metro
Baseball league championship.
Larry Sopko's grsndslam homer
in the sixth inning climaxed a
six run stanza that put the title
on ice. Buccilla gave the winners
only four hits but ten wslks and
eight Rambler errors did the los
ers little good,
st. Mary 100 003 o. 3 . 9
st. Charles lib 006 x--10 4 O
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
Rosecrans Eliminated
By Canbridge High, 81

ZANESVIILE-Rosecran high
was. eliminated, 5-4 by Cambridge
high in the sectional tournament
at Cambridge Friday. when a
three run rally in the last half
of the last inning cost the Bishops
a chance to continue in the dis.
trict baseball championship play.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
Dennison KegIers
Honor Guards

Dennison The Dennison
Knights of Columbus Bowling
league held its annual banquet at
the K. of c. hall recently to hon.
or this seasons championships
Guards.
The Guards team is composed
of Ray Barnabei, Homer Brogne.
Delmo Bosio, Larry Kopp and
Sam Fausto.
Joe Caputo had season high
honors with a 252 while Rudy
Hren's high three game total of
666 took series laurels.
Andy Hren was the most sim
proved bowler" of the season, i'm
proving his average 38 pins over
the 1954-55 year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18

Youth Program of Marian coun-
ell, is supervising the event.
Preliminary plans call for high
school competition in the 100, 220
and 440-yard dashes; the 800
yard and one-mile run, broad and
high jumps, shot put, discus, pole
vault, 120 and 180 yard hurdles
and one-quarter mile and one
mile relays.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-05-18
Lions Upset
Terriers 5-3
In District "A

Bex1ey's underdog Lions scor.
ed three unearned runs and elm
mated Aquinas from the Central
Districts Glass A championship
baseball play last Friday by 5-3
count.
Aquinas had men on base in
every inning but did not threaten
until the final inning when a base
on balls, singles by Schneider,
Don Laird and Emmett Woodrum
scored two runs.
The line score:
Bexley .................... 20f 020 o 5-8.1
Aquinas .....,...........,.......000 600 100 q 3d.
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elementary and high school divi.
sions and the Ohio High School
Athletic Association rules will
prevail.
Records of former diocesan
field and track meets will be rec.
ognized and this years athletes
will be shooting at old records.
This is the first time the event
has been sponsored by Knights
of Columbus Youth Program com.
mittee group, who intend making
the meet an annual affair.
Entrants will run as represent
atiyes of school organizations
rather than representatives of the
schools themselves.
Louis French, chairman of the
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ways reliable Al Buccilla, walked
in the fifth and scored ON an err
ror. Larry Durfie then stole
home with what proved to be
the winning run although the
Raiders came through with three
more runs in the sixth to sew
up the title.
st. Mary e..............,-....~.000 OIL 0 s-s-5
Holy Family ,.................0 900 223 X 1852
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Elementary
Loop
Statistics
JOYS. BASEBALL seHspuLs

AVN &ESAVQE
MsY 7e-Holy Rosary VS.. Holy Spirit
Wolfe No. s.
May 7s-si. Thomas VS.. Christ fge
king-chFisf fi4e King.
May 26--0ur Lady OF Peace We. 81.
catharlne 81. cstharina.
May ls--st. Vincent VS.. ST. cyprian
Wolfe No. 5.
VISITATION LEAGUE
May 73-our Lady OF Victory vs.. Ho-
~ Family--Sunshine No. I.
May 23-Ss. Agatha VS.. 81. Mary Mag
datene-Wesfsafe NO. 7.
May 73-Sf. Francis VS.. ST. Christie.
pher-Gowdy No. 7.
May 73-sf. AIoysius-Hye.
May 24-Hoiy Name vs.. immaculate
conceptlon-TuftIe No. I.
May 74-St. Augustlns vs.. 81. Michael
Linden No. I.
May 74-ssered Heart vs. ST. Peter
Como No. l..
May 74-sf. cabriel-Rye.
Scores last week:
VISITATION
ST.. Mary Mssdaiene 10, ST. Christie.
pher o.
81. Francis Is, HOLY Family I.
81. Mary Maudalene 3, 81. Aloysius 4.
ASSUMPTION
ST. Leo 4, 81. John ..
ST. LsdIsisus 4, Corpus Christi ].
ANNuNciATIoN
81. catharine II, ST. eyprian ).
Christ the King 2, 81. Vincent ,.