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Continued from Page One) ed for are believed safe, the line said. It had listed 73 in this group Saturday, but has gradually been locating many of them.
 Some failed to register with the line in the confusion that sur rounded the return of survivors aboard rescue bessels.
 Red Cross Seeks Survivors
 The Red Cross appealed Satur- day for calls from survivors who failed to register with the organi- zation when they left rescue ships at piers here afterward.
 The Red Cross said it had re- ceived calls from throughout the country by relatives and friends seeking information about persons it had not yet been able to ac-- count for.
 The organization noted that many of those aboard the Italian liner may not read or speak Eng fish.
 Sl0.000 Safety Study
 In Washington, the House Fri day night voted S10,000 for a study of "sea safety" regulations. This will be carried out by a sub committee of the Merchant Ma rine Committee. It will seek to gather facts obtained thru the various investigations.
 In addition, the Coast Guard was asked to make an inquiry to determine whether safety regula tions for US. vessels might be in- adequate in the light of the An drea Dorea sinking.
 In Paris, Clarence G. Morse, head of the US. Maritime Admin istration, officially thanked the French government for the help given by the French liner He de France, which picked up nearly 800 survivors of the crash.
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NO sCHOOL-Tv TUBE BUSTED
Seattle Post -Intelligencer)

Back in Washington County in western Maryland they going to give TV test in all classrooms By 1858 it is expected that 10000 kids will be acting as guinea pigs for the experiment. The equipment for the trial is being loaned by-surprse!-The Radio -Elec- tronics Televison Manufacturers Association
 We're not against nv in the classroom, but we can be patient about it and willing for Maryland to do the pioneering.
 The is mainly because we never get too enthusiastic about substitute for the warm, living breathing teacher TV is being touted as perhaps the answer to the teacher shortage, but beg leave to doubt this. If you will think back little way you will remember that once 1t was believed that school movies would do the same, and that whole new of education had dawned.
 It had not. The classroom movie was an aid, but 1t not teacher.
 Which for some reason other reminds of lite-noted fact about that Congress of Housewives who visited Washington, D.C not long ago. They were invited, you remember to voice their wishes about the ideal home and community and so
 Among other things they wanted smaller schools closer to home
 Now that's an interesting idea and about far away from TV teaching, in it's implications, one could get Who knows but what it might be more economical too in the long run, than the contem- porary notion that the bigger and fancer school the better?
 AS things go now, the teachers and more dwarfed by buildings by administrators and by in- creasing administrative duties of their We wouldn't like to see them minimized further by electronics.
 Our lack of enthusiasm saddens us because by and large we like things. But we keep recalling the simple and awful fact that it takes 20 years before the basic errors of education nnovators diScov cred. And then another 10 years to correct them!
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-30

Fred Cavota returned Saturday from a buying trip to the States which took him as far east as New York City. He was gone for about two weeks and arranged for his winter lines of merchan- disc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Eight Are Injured
In 4-Cur TunqIe

Two cars collided in the in
tersection of Gallatin and Sew
enth streets NV. about 5:35
pm. yesterday. One auto then
rammed two others, parked on
opposite sides of Seventh street.
One driver, an adult passenger.
and six children suffered minor
cuts and bruises.
Police said Joseph Edward
Lewis, 40, colored, 600 Emerson
street NV. was driving the
carload of children south on
Seventh street. He said he en-
tered the intersection only after
stopping at the stop sign.
The other motorist was Robert
Herman Cheek, 80, colored, 426
Taylor street NV. He was on
Gallatin street. and his accel-
orator stuck. he said. It was
his car that struck the parked
autos. police said.
Margaret Carroll, 80, colored
SOFA Fifth street NV, a pas
senger in the Cheek car, and
Mr.. Lewis and six children. aged
4 to 8, in the Lewis auto were
the injured persons. All were
released after hospital treatment
A Corporation Counsel's hear
ing is scheduled August 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

ton takes 81 votes away from
the Senator's pre-withdrawal
total and gives the bulk of them
to Mr.. Stevenson and Mr.. Harri-
man.
Still to be determined, among
others, are the new preferences
among Senator Kefauver's rs
votes each in Indiana and Min
neSota.
The latest vote tabulation en-
braced revisionS in these IS
States: Arizona, Colorado, Iowa,
Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Mas
sachusetts, Montana. Nebraska,
New Hampshire, North Carolina,
Rhode Island. Virginia, Wiscon-
sin and Wyoming.
Here's the latest tabulation
of convention votes on a State
by State basis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Boys Rummage Table - IIc
Sport shirts, dress shirts. polo shirts FF
boxer longies, play shorts, pajamas.

Boys Famous l.59.2.29 Polo Shirts ll9
Mortons prices were SOC to SSc. Selected irregs.
Stripes and screen-prints. Sizes to Is.
Boys Famous l.59.229 Polo Shirts l.l9
polo shirtsl
Boys Lag Cotton Flannel Shirts - 88c
Mortons price 1.19. Sizes to IS.
Boys l.95.2.A Famous Sports Shirts 88c
Morton's prices were 80 and SO; Just ITO Billy
shirts to 1S in group.
Boys 1863 to los SWIM Trunks 81
Morton's price was l.59. Just 30. many from famous
makers! S, NJ, L.
Boys TwO.Piece Cabana Sets 83c
Morton's price was 81. Just 20 SETS: short-sleeve
sports shirt plus contrasting boxer play shorts to g.
Boys l.99 to 3.89 Jackets 88c
Just 10 sturdy poplin jackets with upper front and
: slash pockets Sizes to I2.
Boys l5.90-l999 YearRound Suits So
Mortons price was II 90 Just IL suits. Broken sizes
Boys 69c.79c "E-Z" Underwear - 44c
Panefront briefs and athleticstye understands sizes
Z to is.
$7.95 Large Plastic Wading Pools - 81
Limit: to customer.
Boys l.79 Dress Shirts - 81
Just 200 shifts santorzed white broadcloth; bow
tie French cuffs, own cuff links. Gig.
Boys l.79 Plaid Sports Shirts 81
Just $50. sanforized Bingham, 1 pocket, assorted
colors. long sleeves. 6-12.
Boys 81 Polos 2 for 81
Slight rregs In stripes solid colors prints to 49,
ORTONS-Do,DntoDn Similar bargains
IN Southeast Northeast, Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Mems Wear Borqoins

Mems S25 Mracle.Blend Summer Suits 1893
Morton'S price 1890. "Dacron"- land -rayons and
Orion -rayons. Cords and blends that look like
linen Sc to IA in group
Mems 595-695 Summer Stacks 2 for 81
Morton's price 399. Just 90 pairs Rayon
tropicals. sharkskins. gabardnes. Sizes 20 to AZ.
sos Sports Stacks - - 81
Morton's price was 39s. Just 10 pairs. Selected
irregulars Sizes 30 to 40 in group.
Mems 1926 Sports Shirts ------- 81
Mortons price I59. Just l62 short-sleeve sport
shirts. Sanforized s. NJ L.
Mems Famous 295.395 Sport Shirts PA
Just x nationally advertised .Mcoregor" and Van
Heusen" short-seeve sport shirts. S, M, L.
Mems 79c Rib.Knit Polo Shirts for 81
Special purchase. Just IS shrnk-resistant, solid
color polos Crew neck S, M L.
Mems l.59-l95 Irreg Polo Shirts 88c
Morton's prices were 81 to SO. Just So Crew or
boatneck. Chest-stripes. 5. M. L.
Mems 695.l6.95 Year.Round Robes $50
Special purchased Rayon jacquards, all-wools chais
solids and fancy prints S, NJ, L. XII.
Mems l.95 Boxer Swim Trunks LA
Morton's price 1888. Variety of eoors and pat
terms Inner support. S. M L.
Mems 2.95 Tennis and Play Shorts - l29
Morton's price vas 1855 sanforized. Irreg. Change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Mems Wear Rummage Table EOc
Dress shirts. sports shirts polo shirts, ~
cotton flannel shirts Stacks.

Mems 299.S.89 Unlined Jackets 100
Just 13 poplin or twill Jackets with upper front,
elastic sides, pockets. S, M, L.
Mems COS 2.pc. Cabana Sets 800
Morton's price was $50. Is only. Inner-outer
shirt and matching swim trunks. Novelty patterns
Mems 295.395 Dress Shirts 81
Just rs nationally advertised Van Heusen' dress
shirts. White and coors "a to II in group.
Mems 2.954.95 Dress Shirts Loo
Morton's price 1873. Just 10 "Airman" nylon
Dacron land cotton ustre broadcloth dress shirts
Irregs. II to II in group.
Mems 295 BroadclOth Pajamas -. 1873
Morton's price 2.29 Just 81 coat or MILDLY
style pajamas. Sizes A. b, and d.
Mems 69c COmbed Cotton Tee Shirts 39c
Morton's price was SOC Just so white w-neck
Mems 69c Broadcloth Undershorts
Morton's price was soc 100 Sanforized broadcloth
undershorts: boxer or gripper style. 20 to al.
Mems a9c to soc Irregular Dress Sox for 81
Cottons and cotton andrayons Reinforced heel and
toes. Sizes 10 to IS.
ORTONS-DogntoiDn Similar bargains in
Northeast. Southeast. SilUer Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Misses and Women's 395 Swim Suits 100
Morton price was IS. just 30 swim suits Cottons
and rayon Lastex Some soed Broken sizes
Misses 2.99 Cotton Print Skirts l89
special purchase. Just so skirts Gored, impressed
pleated. or circle. 20 to 30.
Misses 1929 Knit Tee.Tops 81
Morton's price was ~. Perfect and irregs from
Helen Harper" "Smartee" and Tailor Tee"
s. NJ. L.
Misses S9.95.7995 Co.Ordinates 1895
Morton's prices were $50 and S35. Just 90 famous
dressy and casual cooudinates!
Misses l0o5.l2.95 Convoy Jackets So
Morton's price gro just poplin jackets with
pile or Quilt lining
$50 Ivy League Bermuda Shorts 100
Special purchase. 120 cotton chino twill Ivy
League Bermuda shorts. Also ranch pantsl Sizes
Larger women's $50 Dungarees ? for IS
Special purchased Sturdy denim dunsarees in waist
Misses! Women! 395 Fall Sweaters 2 for IS
Special purchased Just 80 famous-make pulover
Larger WOmens 395 PulIover Sweaters 100
sweaters. Sizes 80 to AZ.
7.95 to 1895 Famous Sweaters 800
Special purchase Just 80 decorated sweaters of in
terlock Orion" Scoop-neck pulovers
MORTONS-Downtown. Similar Borgoins in
Northeast, Southeast & Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Misses 6 Women's Lingerie
Ladies' Lingerie IOc
Rummage Table --- t.
just I'll slips, gowns pajamas, petticoats; nylons
and rayons. Some soiled

8.95 to 1890 "Yolande" Lingerie 389 10 go
Special purchased Just exquisite nyIon slips petit
coats. watz-length gowns, baby doll pajamas
1926 Bouffanl Petticoats LA
Mortons prices were 1.S9 to 2S9. Just 20 nyIon
"horsehair" or hshnet petticoats. S, M, L.
Misses 4.95 Quilted Cotton Robes - 2.99
Mortons price was 3S9. Just 80 coy robes Of
washable quilted cotton.
Misses! Women! 2.95.395 Lingerie for IS
Mortons price was SO. Slips, gowns, petticoats,
pajamas. brunch eoatsl
Misses! Juniors! Baby.Doll Pajamas 88c
l9o values but Mortons former cashway price was
l,59. No-iron cotton psse
l.89 Nylon Slips & Petticoais S8c
Mortons price / 80 Just 20 perfect quality ALL
nylon slips and petticoats
ORTON'S-Do,Cntown Similar bargains
in Northeast, Southeast, SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

The new survey made by the
Associated Press in Is States
gave the following lineups, with
$685. convention votes required
for the nomination:
Stevenson, 1904.
Hartman, 100.
Kefauver. TIA.
Others, 30012.
Uncommitted. 4031a.
Totals, 1872.
Some of the revisions from the
last tabulation were caused by
fresh checks of delegates before
Senator Kefauver's surprise an
nouncement yesterday releasing
his delegates and asking them to
support Gov. Stevenson.
There has not been time to
recheck all of Senator Kefauver's
delegates. But the new tabula-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Breweries Use IS Pet.
Of Nutrients in Grains

MILWAUKEE,. - Breweries
extract only about IS per cent of
the nutrients in the grains they
use. The remainder is salvaged
and goes back to the farmer as
feedstuffs containing most OF the
protein in the original grains.
Such feeds are an excellent
protein supplement for livestock
and poultry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Sir1,, and 4 I.l1s''' 10 TO 49,
Girls skirts. playsuits shorts and blouses. In
fant's gowns, kimonos. undershirts, bootees.
rattes.

Tots 6.95.70O Snow Suits 800
just suits. 1-pc. style. Nylons Estrons. slightly
soiled. IL.
Girls & Tots 25c Sox lOc
Just SO White g. pastes. Broken sizes.
Girls 500 Convoy Jackets 299
Just jackets Quilt lined With hoods sig.
Girls 4.85-6.90 White Dresses 100
Mortons price was 3s9-5aO. Just dresses Many
styles. Some with own slip. Some slightly Soiled.
Broken sizes
Girls and Tots Csc 2.89 Summer Dresses -l.39
Mortons price 80. Just 81 dresses. En-
boseed cotton q broadcloths Several styles. 3-6x
4 1-H.
ORTON'S-Do,DntoUn Similar bargains
in Northeast, Southeast, Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Accessories & Miscellaneous

Ladies' & Mems 1925 Umbrellas 81
Just 105 Irregularsif perfect would be SO to 295
Many smart styles
S3.$5 Leather or Plastic Handbags LIS
Special purchase just Is genuine leather or lovely
plastic handbags Plus tax.
l.l5-l.05 Famous-Brand Nylon Hose SOC
"Hummingbird" and "Artcraft"
l15l.65 "Kayser' Nylon Stockings 99cs
Special purchase. Just 80 pairs OF famous "KayserS
nylons
l7S2.50 "Perma.Lift" Brassieres oqc
Special purchase "A famous "Perma-Lift" brassieres
in misses sizes.
275.$5 "Perma.Lift" & Bali Bras 81
ma-Iift' brasseres.
ORTONS-DolUntopn Similar bargains
in Northeast, Southeast and SiIuer Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Borgoins for Boys

Boys l.99 Summer Stacks -8 8c
Morton's price 1.49. Cottons and rayons. Sizes
6 to IL.
BOYS 2.95495 Year. Round Stacks -. 100
Mortons price 2.5y. Irress Sizes to Is in the
group.
Boys Ivy League Denim Stacks 1.59
Mortons price was 1.79. Sanforized Buckle in back
Light blue. Sizes to is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Stevenson Gains 59Votes,
Hartman 24inA.P. Poll
By the Associated Press

Adlai Stevenson has gained 59 votes and Gov Averel
Hartman "a votes for the Democratic presidential nomination
according to partial recheck of the delegate situation
Some of the recheckng done shortly before
after Senator Estes Kefauve withdrew from the favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

22.95'2995 Atwood Zip Goats SIS
20 only Also al-wool hared and fitted winter coats
Sizes 1918.
24.95-29y5 Wool Suits sls
20 only. Fully lined. Worsted and other soft woods
Fitted and boxy, 1918.
S4.95.siS Winter Goats $40
II only An wool. Fitted flared velvet trim and
others. 1918.
si5.s55 Winter Goats $50
faorics. 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Girls 2.89 to 385 Swim Suits l.s9
Morton's price was $l.99 Rayon and -Chromspun
tanetas and cottons. to tx and to IA.
Chubby Girls 3.95.5.95 Playwear 100
Mortons prices were 3S5 to 400 Shorts pedal
pushers and playsuits for chubby girls and pe-eens
Chubby Girls 5.95.8.95 Dresses 2.99
Mortons prices were 3.S9 to 500. Summer cottons
for chubby girls and pre-teens
Pre.Teen's 400 to 800 Dresses 200
Morton's prices we're $3.50 to $50. Lovely summer
cottons in pTe-teen sizes to IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Girls & Tots HHc
$l-$l.99 Rummage -- -
Dresses skirts. blouses pedal pushers play shorts
corduroy overalls! to Ok and to ii.

Girls l2.95-l4.95 Famous Makers Dresses, 100
Special purchase! Just Oh exquisite dresses in batse
dotted Swiss, embroidered cottons and other lovely
cottonsl Sizes 3 to Ok.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Misses 3 Women's Sportweor

Misses Play Shorts
And Blouses 8 ST
BlOuses OF Sanforized broad. II for
cloth in many new STYLES.
Solid colors and plaids!
Sizes 1898.
Shorts are smsrtly tailored with cuffs, zip.
pers. and pockets, in fine poplins, twiIls, and
plaids. Sizes 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Fur Goats! Copes! StoIes!

Brown-dyed Rabbit Fur Sling Capes --- sl4
Dyed Brown or Gray Rabbit Fur Coats$lS
Dyed Marmot Fur Capelets
Dyed Gray Kid Paw Goats -----------S3 $50
Black Dyed Sheared Rabbit Fur Coats $50
Dyed Marmot Fur PocketStoles -----S3 8
Dyed Gray Kid Goats -----.--------S38
Dyed Black Pieced Persian Paw Coat-$4
"Laskin" Dyed Mouton Lamb Goats ----- $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Dyed Black MOire Kid Goats ---.--. 500
Just coats. Large dyed silver fox euns.
Dyed Brown Muskrat Fur Coat so
Wild or Ranch Mink Stole - $88
All fur prices plus tax Fur products iobeIed to
show country Of origin Of imported furs
ORTONS-Do,UntotCn Similar bargains
in Northeast. Southeast and Siluer Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Tall Girls 1896 Summer Suits 81
Morton's price was 9.99 Just II suits Navy and
pastels Tall sizes 10 to TO-
Tall Girls Winter Goats SIS
20 only. Atwood Tai sizes 10 to IS.
Misses & Women's l6.95.l995 Suits So
Morton's prices we're SO to S1199 Just 20 suits.
All woods and rayons Lined. Sizes 10 to ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Girls! Pre-Teens! Infonts!

Girls 289.4.9O Tiny Town" and Other
Infants Famous Dresses 100
Special purchase Famous makers summer cottons
and nylons. to 6x and to "A.
Girls ll95-l4.95 Winter Goats -- 81
Just Is warm all-wool winter coats Sizes to OK
and to IA in group.
Girls l.29 Blouses or Play Shorts ACC
Morton's prices were SOC to $50 Selected irregS.
sleeve bouses and novelty-style play shorts to 6x
and 7 to IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Girls "Jantzen" Swim and Playwear
$50 to 500 Off
Nationally advertised 3a5 to 1895 swim suits
shorts. pedal pushers. etc.l to II and pre-teen
to "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Women's Coots and Suits

Ladies' Toppers! ST
Busters! Suits! .
4 lined rayon gabardine toppers lined rayon
busters. summer suits. - poodle cloth stolee
with senuine fur-tai trim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Similar bargains Northeast Southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

20 Unclaimed Fur Capes
Reconditoned and rebuilt capes CsT0
from customers unclaimed furs ~
offered. of course. as used and LIZ
second hand furs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-03
Sales Hit
In Prize List

Catawba Marine Sales bowled in
the Central States Tournament at
Detroit last weekend, hitting a
2947 which should be good for
some prize money Stroh's was first
with 1904.
Mike Drusbacky had a 658 in
team event, with Don Bredehoft
500 and Dick Selgo 600. In singles,
Bob Lorensen had 633 actual (643
handicap Selgo had 638 actual
(no handicap and Charles Buch-
holtz of Fostoria who bowled sixth
man with the local team had 620
actual (659 handicap.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-03
Sports Arena
Has Full Program

A full program of sports and
entertainment has been lined up
for the month of February at the
Toledo Sports Arena.
This Saturday night, Feb. 4 the
Toledo Marion Mercurys, fighting
for playoff spot in the Interna.
tional Hockey League, will meet
the Indianapolis Chiefs.
Wrestling again takes over the
Sports Arena on Thursday night
Feb 9 with another all-Star card.
There will be public ice skating
Friday, Feb. 8 at 8:15; Saturday,
Feb. 4 and Sunday, Feb. at $3.50,
and Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb
6 and Z at 815 pm.
Birdland Stars of SO, featuring
Sarah Vaughan, Al Hibbler, Count
Basic and his orchestra have been
booked for a single engagement
Friday, Feb. 10 at $3.50 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-03
OTTAWA COUNTY
Court House
NEWS BRIEFS

Suit for divorce was filed by
Charles ]. Roepke, Elmore, against
Joan M. Roepke, 4604 Grove ST.,
Skoike, ILL.,, charging gross neglect
of duty and extreme cruelty. They
were married June II, 1854 and
have no children.
County Auditor M. C. Guth has
received the following warrants
from the Auditor of State. 1897 .64
Aid Dependent Children; $380.26,
Aid to Blind $188.21 Aid for Dis
abled.
Wills of Alma B. Mizener, Titus
Tomor and Otto Riemann filed.
First and final account of adj
ministration of estate of Amelia A
Schanks filed by Nelson H
Schanke, administrator.
Final account of administration
of estate of Katherine M. Clark
filed by Cecil Welch, administrator
Partial account of guardianship
of Dolores Costello Smith filed by
Lee Erwin Smith, guardian.
Final account of administration
of estate of Andrew Zura, Sr. filec
by Peter Zura, Executor.
Alton ]. Zeller appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Ferdinand
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-03
New Racing
Assn Formed

The promoters of race tracks in
Fremont, Findlay, Attica and Tiff
fin have joined forces and formed
new association to be known as
The Quad-City Racing Association
to promote and create interest in
stock car racing.
The first event of the group will
be Fun Mite slated for Feb. 11th
at the Armory in Findlay, with all
stock car drivers, owners, mechan-
les and pitmen invited.
Rule books of the association will
be handed out at this meeting, fol
lowing this, the evening will be de-
voted to dancing and entertain
ment, with free refreshments.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-03
EOD BOWLERS
WIN 1ST MATCH
IN TOURNAMENT

Erie Ordnance Depot bowlers
were victorious Sunday in their
first match against Rossford Ord
nance Depot bowlers. The games
were rolled at the EOD Alleys.
EOD teams took four and one-haf
points to Rossford's three and one
half.
Erie's No. team, winning three
out of four points, had games of
857, 858 and 795 for total of 2510
against Rossford's No. l team who
had games of 766, 824 and 821, and
total of 2411.
Both No. teams tied for total
pins with 2479. Erie's team had
games of 1856, 9O4 and 789 and Ross
ford, 808, 824 and 847.
High individual scores for EOD
bowlers were held by Robert Coils
ton, Port Clinton, with 573 and
Glenn Tesnow, Port Clinton, with
567.
Sundays games were figured on
actual pins with handicaps estab-
lished for the next match which
will be held Sunday, February 18th,
with the location undecided.
Team No. l was composed of
Paul Balangue, Glenn Tesnow, AL
bert Cernek, Port Clinton, Edward
Flick, Elmore, and Capt. V. III.
Christensen, EOD.
Members of the second team are
Lester Sherry, and Robert Colston,
Port Clinton, Victor McClannahan,
Floyd Witter and George Fielder,
Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-03
Freshman Team
Has Third Win

Port Clinton High Schools
Freshman basketball team out
claSSed less aggressive Clyde
team to win by the score of 42-21.
The game, played January 26 at
Clyde, was the Freshmen's third
victory of the season against three
defeats. The high scorers for Port
Clinton were Payne with IA points,
Parks with IL, and Sokoloski with
u, Clyde's only high man was
Baker with 6 points.
The Port Clinton Junior High
basketball team was defeated two
days prior to the Freshman game
January "a. Playing in their own
auditorium, the eighth sgrade's
main difficulty throughout the
game was the tremendous differ.
ence in height. The final score
topping off a fairly close first half
was 1918.
Phillip Routh
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-03
SPO RTS
Stucky Named
Tourney Manager

High School faculty member
Richard Stucky was announced
this week as tournament manager
for the 1856 Ottawa County Basket
ball Tourney, to be held at Port
Clinton high school Feb. 24-25.
Oak Harbor, defending champs
from last year, will meet competi-
ton of Elmore and Lakeside in bat
ting to maintain it's title. The same
dates, Feb. 24-25, sees Port Clinton
High Schools Porters playing in
the Sandusky sectional tourney.