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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-13
Mainly Personal

Dodge. You have a wonderful group
and they were well-behaved in every
respect.
IF you are planning a trip again
next year, we certainly would like to
have your group return to The
Dodge" Mr.. Lemanski stated.
1T was a pleasure accompanying
the class on their trip and Mrs. Over
myer, Mrs. Theola Bennett and my
self appreciate having been asked to
go along as advisors, Mr.. Overmyer
said.
ALTHOUGH IKE QUTUB'S home is
in far-away Jordan his graduation
from Bluffton college was not un.
attend by members of his family. His
brother, Joseph, and recent bride OF
Terra Haute, Ind, where he is attend.
ing college, and another brother
David, now living in New York City
were present for the event. The group
were guests of Mrs. j. Paul Clark
and daughter, Mrs. Carol McPheron
for Sunday dinner the day before
commencement.
ANNOUNCEMENT this week tha
the new high school music teacher vii
take up her duties month earlier
than the other members of the faculty
in order to whip the band into shape
for the fall season is an interesting
comparison to an earlier day il
Bluffton when music did not hold sucf
high place in the esteem of the
citizens.
According 10 Mrs. Bertha Goetscf
who addressed the Swiss Day gather
ing two weeks ago, the Jolly Swiss
were not SO jolly as far as music wa'
concerned in the very early days
She reports that Jacob Schifferly, he
grandfather and first organist a
Emmanuers church learned TO pla!
the old reed instrument only aftel
considerable persistence and change
of attitude on the part of his elders
AS youth Jacob saved his none.
to buy an organ, but when he brough
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it home his father frowned on the
whole thing. Music was a frivolous
thing and not suited for the solemn
work of the church. But young Jacob
won out and took lessons from the
only music teacher in the area-a Mr..
Eisenbach located in Lima. The
Bluffton youth walked to Lima for his
lessons.
AMONG SUMMER OCCUPATIONS
of Bluffton school teachers is that
chosen by three male members of
the faculty, Darwin Luginbuhl, Pete
Schmidt and Joe Harris. The trio has
organized as a firm of house painters
offering their services in interior or
exterior work.
THE BIG ONES have been biting
all around the past week. Among the
incest catches reported was 27-inch
Great Northern hooked on a minnow
and a flyrod by Dwight Basinger of
Jenera Sunday afternoon at the
Buckeye Quarry. Dan Triplehorn also
landed a nice three-pound large
mouth bass at the Hilty-Emmert farm
pond south of town last week.
Pickerel fishing at the Water Works
quarry has been good. Bob Benroth
broke into the limelight by landing
seven nice walleyes in weeks time
Largest was about Is inches long.
Bob used spinning outfit and cast
ing lure to entice the fish.
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Blufton Christian Scientists Hope
10 Open NelU Church On ". Main ST. JuIu J

The new N. Main street location
of the Christian Science society will
be ready for services by July 1,
members of the building committee
have announced.
Finishing work on the building.
the former Koontz Gulf service sta
ton at N. Main and Washington
streets, is now in progress. The
work is being done by Harry Mer-
icle and Sons, Bluffton builders.
A IA fit. by 26 ft. extension on
the north side of the building and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
MANY CHOICE LOTS

Full-sise building sites. S4OO up.
ts asss sSod c ssssssi ss ns s
ply. lights. telephone, gas and trash
and GARBAGE collection available.
Special this week. 75x100 lot only
5000. $50 down and $40 per month,
includes all beach prtvilenes.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,
tcoNrlNueD)


BANKs-O.DEE. ND, As mi. from
d. c.. = place Of your own on the
water, and community privils.: g
bedrm. modern home: take Rte.
70 Sol. sol 10 Rte. 3, 4 mi. on
Rte. 3 TO Banks-o-Dee I'd. We're
asking S7.400, you tell VS. what 1t Is
soT peM e you w orEN s Syn IN NAV We 20
side 1859.
AQUA CREEK. vA.-oood fishing,
mi. south of Alex. Year-round ma
sonry' home: 8 rooms and bath,
equipped kit. new eond.: wharf,
long water frontage: several out
bldgs.: gorgeous landscapiag, lovely
view: $4,000, V down, balance
suitable 'i for dsvelopm nMT sWEiT..
FER REALTY, 1l9 s. Royal St.
Alex, Va, XII, a-4a77. so. 5-255h
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CMEvY 81 ts-ton pickup; new
offef. Ii. 4-4ODI.
DODGE '62 dump model: 8tude ~
u T.: cd. e0nd.. both Just oveThl.
must sell: sac. 10. t-1660.
CHEW 'za sed. delivery: seed motor;
sI46. JOE CAPTAIN LIQUORS. 1918
9TH ct. NV. NO. 5-0l00.
CHEvROLET 'b6 pickup; very clean
Z S9ee. also 81 Ford panel. S577
Other trucks 20 choose from.
i1sd wins Dealer. 10. S-s52s.
ICE CREAM TRUCK. refgr. body;
ike new; must sell for best Offer.
1903 Bellevue ct. Sc, 10. 2-402e.
GMC sTAKE. 1878; cHEVRoLEI
AS a pickup, R340; FORD 'Hd
pickup. t040. HER0oN'B AUTO
PARTS. ~ Florida ave. ne. AD
DODGE as M-ton panel truck; '54
motor; goNd condition; siss. cail
CHEVROLET rs 12-ft. stake: 2.
cellent motor. Gail Wo. o-010b.
CnEvR0LET $50 ihl-tpn stake: new
ofisr. VII. e-20ss. 70. s-esio
INTER. BUS, az. no seats: ideal f0I
store on wheels: LIST $3.50 takes
II. II. 7-43ii.
CHEV. '53 panel; blue finish. excel.
lent condition throughout. A bar
gain. $685.. LOGAN (FORDl. 354(
l4th 81. NV. tn. e-4100.
FORD SO VS. pickup; Fordomatic,
heater, custom cab, light nreen I'M
ish: company demonstTator: prac.
tically no mileage. S1.3g5. HILL
a SANDERS Wash.'s Oldest Ford
DealeF,e TIA Vermont ave. NV
AD. 4-43OO. Open ewes. tan .: sat.
TIL 5.
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DIRECTIONS:

Drive 2 miles south Of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island rd.,
turn left at 81. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs 10 5fIice on shore
81 chesapeake Bay. n. Z. ROCK
BILL BILL: INC: NAL: 81. Leonard, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
CADILLACs

so COUPE: LIKE NEW: ONE
OWNER FULL POWER, ELECTRIC
w..ss 5 coSps si'G 10000 MILES; oNu
AND our MUST SEE This
.SS coUPE De VILE; BEAU.
, TIE 2-ToNE; FULL POWER,
CASH, TERMS, TRADE
Lowest Down Payments
az Others 70 Choose From.
HERSON'S, 9th and o NV.
our Only Location
CADILLAC 1858 convertible; rs. 900
miles: ", $50. FALLS CHURCH,
De- soto-Plymouth. Lee hwy. at
CADILLAC 1853 lImousinei power
steering and brakes. real clean;
like brand.new inside and out;
fNgYY' BSsHiiSScH ''S &6roSR sciii5 5U.
CADILLAC SO limousine; orig. black
equipi must be seen 10 appreciate.
BRANCH MOTORS. ~. 6-s625.
CADILLAC ~ Fleetwood; ali sx-
THACKER Mo'TiSC1RSSS' IS
] eth and r. I. Ave. NE. LA. 0-653O
CADILLAC 'b3 Coupe de Vile: q
maeulate throuehout; Sf.095. fRV
MARTINI l2th and X st. NV.
CADILLAC 80 "02" 4-door. excel
lent condition throughout; must
hurry for---this bargain. sbak.
LOGAN. lFordl. 3540 18th al. NV.
To. 2-1lO0.
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AuToMorlvE MISC.

PARTS for 'bl Buick hardtop. '4a
Kaiser 4-dr., IS plymouth 4-dr.
and others. AETNA AUTO WRECK
ERS, INC. 1901 Kenilworth ave.
Bladensburg, Nd. Ap. 1894.
Open Sunday. . to I.
WANT 70 TRADE 1887 Ford COW,
6-pass. cpe.. good paint job and
good top. good running eond. Trade
for any kind Of motorcycle in rum
ming eond. EN-. 3-0O37.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK .'55 Super 4-dr. sedan: ..
p.b.: Ss.09Sl HoRNER's. MID
TOWN BUICK DEALER. I'LL I4tt
81. NV, DI. 7-3993.
BUICK 1851 4:dr. Special sedan;
wonderful condition; $3.50: 1896
Buick convertible, top cond.: $395
i 1879 40, a. s! $ssS' terms. 10
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster convertible
excellent condition, $205. For ap.
pointment. call RE. 5-5577, DIS
TR1CT HEIGHTS SPORTS AMI
HOBBY CENTER, 7146 Marlboro
pike sc.
BUICK "a Super convertible: dyna.
fiow' :. and h.; low mileage; S1.595
AIS MOTORS
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
BUICK '55 Special convertible: iighi
frosters, ETC.; very clean, recon.
ditioned and ready To roll: onlS
Sl,7g7. EMERSON Il ORME. 1925
Rhode Island ave. ne. DE. 2-454O
Open Q I'll =.
BUICK 1854 Special 2-dr.; dark
green: same as new: 5000; 500
down: week end only. BELL MO-
TORS. 500 Wis. ave. NV, Wo
$4,000.
BUICK. 1854 4-door sedan: dyna.
now: low mileage; one owner: per.
feet throuehout; 1-yr.. no-cosi
BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave
NV. WO. $4,000.
BUICK "a super hardtoD; 2-ton,
blue: very clean. r. and h. anC
dyna.: reconditioned and ready Il
roll; only as g .497: EMERSON q
ne. DE. 2-454O Open . It'll o
BUICK '55 Super Riviera hardtop
dynanow. T. and b, plus other ex.
tras.; $1.795. HILL a. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, Ill
Vermont ave. NV. AID 4-4300
Open ewes. til 2, sat. iii s.
BUICK 81 Super Riviera hardtop
dynaflow; Immaculate throughout
$405. LOGAN (Ford), $40 I4tk
st. NV. tn. 2-4100.
BUICK SO Century hardtop sedan
{. and h.. dynaflow. power brakes
2-tone finish, Wv. tires. Spotles
inside and out Car No. 465-A.
O. 0In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
Why Spend. Another

summer IN the Hot City?
Select . choice domestic at beau
tifui kentmorr. on Kent Island in
the Chesapeake Bay. Just / hr.
from d. C. on new express hwys.
Enjoy the bays finest swimming.
nshing, boating, etc. Own your own
vacation or year.round paradise for
details, KENfMoRR. s s7i Ist1 oeOr IA
aver JU. S-7373.
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M0r0ReYcLEs

ALLSTATg lO-h.p. motorcycles; 500
With yindahieid; sell for $500. so.
m0LoRcYcLk $50 BMw. R:eaI;
fSlIyd equipped yS ns 81 s-t5yS e2CP
M.c .r'.. ;s.,:,T. b.. IS y, c..hnsn
eel. cond.; best ofier. oil. 2.S094.
ND. 'b3 so. e.h.v.. loaded, sz05:
nste ignition. biz. valves. iisht
pushrod. etc; .eood drag Job or
can be used for hot road bike,
500. HID. '62 1881. buddy
SEE: ssso sn a.. , $40. zsrs slsan,
town. 5000 miles. S37b, lCan
fnaneel. BONNTACi, B20B ard
W.. Sc. Fcrestviile. Nd. RE.
0.46o0.
LAMBRETTA
the new iss Ii economy LSmbrstts
todayl Limited supply,
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th 81. NV. co. b-ila6
DON SMITH cr9ToM-BUfflT 100
Triumph 10 town. Must be seen 70
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th u. NV. co. Slice
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Long Beach Home

Center hall home with excellent
view Of the Chesapeake Bay: knotty-
pine living. room with Heatiiator
fireplace, : bedrooms and bath,
kitchen: large froat and rear
screened porches; fully furnished
and ready for immediate occupancy
Two extra bedrooms may be easily
gain ct $4,000. low terms on bal.
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MONROE; FORD

1897 East-West Hwy, Silver Spring
Ju. 5-7604 Open Till . PM.
BUICK SO Super VS. convertible:
Hindu gray finish. black top; r. and
h.. dynafiow. red leather interior,
Wv tires. etc. Sporty. 5000.
HKAnakrpA A~.~x CksrAl4n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
MONEY 70 LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS, $500. $4,000
GROUP your debts. lower YOU
and improvements: quick. honest
courteous seryiee on real estate
ferns: eye ONLY " the Sssss st e
s hdIsElnnc a.l q pi EHSf sns
and hoIldays. e earatoGa 7.lOl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
LOIS, ACREAGE WAITED

WANTED, 1000 to 5000 So. IT,.
S s sDs ca or T.ta d SSy SstSs.n
1000 and 5000 50. Il. Of Eoned
Commercial ground for buildins an
once. They want one site In Sill
spg. and the other in AL. GO:
Call Mr.. Wells lOL. 2-6g9Ql, Tor
complete details. FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC, ma. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
Suburban. Cadillac-OldS

BUICK SO Super Riviera hardtop
cpe.: garage kept: like new inside
and out; dyna.. r. h., GIN power
steer: orig, black I'm. 23.400 act.
mi: $1,000. HE. 1881. by appti
BUICK '52 Super station wagon ;
dynaflow. radio and heater: S645.
Clearbrook 6-1763
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

BUICK so Special 4-door sedan:
black. good condition. SOS. ALLIED
MOTORS. 100 9th ct. NV. CO. s.
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BUICK so 4-door: auto. trans. 7
LEE b. BUTLER. INC.

BUICK 80 Riviera 2-door hardtop:
r. and h.. white. green top: like
new. 81 400. HORNERS COR.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC '57 FL Dorado cow: only
1,30O MI; save $1,000. JACK PRY.
14th and p.
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=, J lls 3, Royal st.. Ale "A Va ss..ss.s
HOnew0Od HOYnegiteS
sHTRIaEEYS, ' WOODS

1890 50. It. Of domestic with
160-ft. trontaee on paved street.
Can be divided into . lots. Plenty
Of nice trees. high elevation. Ex-
elusive neighborhood; ST., 900 or viii
divide. W, w BLACKMAN, INC. ia.
S.271S. IA. S-ti33S.
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LOTS. ACREAGE for SALE
.tcoNTiNUEpl
THERE Is AVAILABLE NOW
shssPp lt sSiSoo nS so' Y. in o. more
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Come out Colesyills I'd.
e cS2S.r. turn. %ll' ,.i S'y e &. viz
1age sign to the once. ROB-
ERT z. HEATER. Agent. He.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

BUICK 81 Scper 4-door estate wag-
on. We invite your inspection and
test drive TO- compare the car, COM
TO see what real value this is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24

HERE Is YOUR CHANCE 70 buy
s0:iS Sns prG g:ssus On s :SsS
Cor. lot. a0-ft frontsgs via $50
e. on HOLLYWOOD ave. approxi-
3-apartment frame structurs there
on, Property Is offered 81 the
session, call or write HARRY ~.
GRIEVR9, Realtor. Rehoboth Beach.
Del Phone Rehoboth 1901.
TWO ADJOINING LQTS-North
Beach. Nd: reasonable. DU.
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BUICK 1856 Super Riviera 2-door;
=. and h., dyna., power steering
and brakes, Wv. tires. jet black
finish with smart contrasting
white top. Your dollars best buy at
our reduced price. This week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24


YACHT MAMMA Injurious rs.
It. cruising Dtesel-poWered yacht.
complete With crew. available for
BARTER during summer season. be-
ginnine May so: rntes BY day, week
ends week or month. upon requests.
DEPART from Annapolis. WASH
IFoToN MARINA. RE. 7-4707.
DEALERe EoR CENTURY, INBoARp
AND CUPBOARD RUNABOUTs AND
SAFTICRAFT STEEL CRUISERS
26-ft. 1857 eafticraft express,
ready for demonstrations.
The new 1B-ft. Century Colt In
board runabout: uinnk mahogany
hun: 2.eg9: nov on display.
2S-ft. eaftieraft sedan: new mo-
tor: excellent condition: reduced 70
Ss-ft. chris.craft cruiser with
115-n.p. motor; $500.
40-ft. ACP cruiser. twin Chryslef
motors. dual controls: nicely equip.
1853 left. outboard cruiser,
very nice: 81 zoo.
Trades and terms accepted a.
naneing, eTEELcRAPT-WAsHiN0.
TON CO.. Maine ave. and n 1t. s.u.,
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SPECIAL
FRAME bitches
USED SPECIALS

Up TO 20 Months TO Pay the
BALANCED
All Of these late-model mobile
homes have been thorouRhiy recon-
o1tioned ana carry our 3O-day un-
conditional warranty, Prices include
free delivery IN to 100 miles.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcONTINUED)

BUICK 1855 Special 2-dr. sedan:
r. and h.. dyna, A pleasing 2-tone
green auto. with many remaining
carefree miles. Priced for immed
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1000 WILSON BLVD. "a. 7-ssoo
BUICK '55 Special cow: low mi.
orig. owner, Al cond.: fully equip.
81 .1g5. Call tn. 2-319s. 26s
BUICK 1858 Super hardtop coupe:
r. and h.. dynafiow. power steering
and brakes. plastic seat covers.
ORIGINAL black and cream finish: !
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BUICK '55 Super 4-dr.. sedan; .
s e.; i ssSgs sra! RSs !ssl P' MID iPe
TOWN BUICK DEALER, iii I4th
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-04
St. Charles, Aquinas
Unbeaten:
Marion Catholic Rolls

st. Charles and AquinaS remained unbeaten as their
grid machines changed to convincing, victories last week.
The Cardinals bowled over Watterson while the Terriers
opened up their City League campaign by clouting South.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-04

Conner crossing into pay dirt on a
six-yard scamper.
The Terriers tailed for the last
time after taking over on South's
Is when a Bulldog back was
tackled attempting to punt.
Aquinas ..........7 6 s 0-1o
South ................0 o @ 90
Aquinas scoring: Touchdowns
Laird (pass from Hagman, "a
YARDS; Conner 2 (six and two
yards). PAT - Laird placement.
Rosary Settles For Tie
The Crusaders saw their second
victory fade into a tie when
Greenfield McClain scored with
less than two minutes to play at
Jones Field.
The Tigers, starting from
their own 70, marched " yards
and then sent Jim Cross over
for the extra point which knot
ted the score at 1918 and stav-
ed off defeat.
Bob Davis scored the Crusad-
ers' first touchdown on a 37-yard
sprint which tied the score sc.
His I'd in the third quarter put
Continued on Page y
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-04

To pick a winner in the con-
ference is rather hazardous, 10
say the least. Upssfs, injuries,
uneven schedules, ETC., r sure
TO play an important part in the
final outcome Of the season.
However, all indications point
to Michigan State as the favorite
to be Iowa's successor in the Rose
Bowl.
The Spartans are loaded with
talented backs. They also have
n lettermen back. Many concede
Michigan State failed to win the
championship last year because
of key injuries.
This year, they're all healthy
and raring to go for Coach Duffy
Daugherty, who strikes a happy
go-lucky pose, an attitude which
seems to rub onto the players.
Looking at the schedule, the
spartans play six league fiIts
but the key ones are against the
other two Big ms" A victory
over Just one OF them, combin-
ed with wins over four Little
Five tesms they play, should do
IL.
Minnesota has the biggest team
in the Big Ten. There isn't a man
CT the first three lines who does
not tip the scales at 200 pounds
or better. Coach Murray Warmath
has veterans in the first two
squads of back field men.
Brightest star in the fleet of
backs is Bobby Cox, generally
conceded to be the best quarter
back in the conference, if not the
nation. Cox displayed great nerve
in his running and passing as well
as generalship last season. He was
second in the loop in total offense
last year.
Minnesota has a frighteningly
rough schedule however, since the
Golden Gophers play eight con-
secutive conference teams, which
include Michigan, Iowa and Mich
igan State. However, they had a
So record in the loop last year,
good enough for a second place
tie with Michigan.
Michirsn looms as q power as
usual because Of the abundance
Of good, fast backfieId men to
operate in its multiple offense
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-04

Marion Catholic gained its first
Mid-Ohio Conference game by de-
feating Cardington on the losers
field Friday.
Dover St. Joseph was crunch
ed under the might Of MiIIers-
burg last Friday while Denni-
o ST. Mary bIanked Malvern
on the losers turf.
In other games, Rosary had to
settle for a tie with Greenfield
McClain while st. Mary fell be-
fore Franklin Heights. New Lex
ington st. Aloysius overran Berne
Union reserves.
The scores:
Aquinas 10, South o.
Rosary 13. Creenfield4MecIain
Is.
St. Mary o, Franklin Heights
Fl 81.
New Lex. ST. AIoysivs SO. Berne
union reserves y.
St. Charles ~, Watterson o.
Dennison ST. Mary 13. Malvern
o.
Dover St. Joseph Is. MiIIsrs-
burg "a.
Marion Catholic 10, cardington
II.
In tonight's games, Aquinas
will be seeking its second City
League victory at Central, while
st. Charles will meet its stiffest
opponent thus far this season
when the Cardinals travel to meet
unbeaten Marion Harding.
Fredericktown meets Rosary at
Jones field and GAINESVILLE Rose
Grams meets BIS in an afternoon
tilt.
In Saturday night contests, St.
Mary will battle Watterson on
North's field with both teams
seeking their first wins of the
season. Dennison st. Mary hosts
Ohio Deaf and Marion Catholic
greets rugged Olentangy. Ports
mouth Notre Dame will battle
Chesapeake Saturday while Dover
st. Joseph tackles Wayne Town
ship.
Alert Terriers
Rugged Aquinas stamped itself
as one of the big teams to beat
in the City League by making the
most of three big breaks on
South's field to grab a 1910 de-
cision over the Bulldogs.
Coach EIwood Petehel watch
cd his hsrd-ehsrsins Terriers
convert q recovered South fun
bic for . score after an earlier
I'd was scored on . bad break
for the Bulldogs.
In the first instance, a punted
ball struck a South player in the
shoulder and bounced into the
arms Of Aquinas End John Her
old on the Bulldogs 80 yard
marker.
Big Steve Hagman, four plays
later, faded back and fired a 81
yard pass to Don Laird for a
touchdown.
After recovering a tumble on
South's IA, Aquinas needed three
plays to score, with Tailback Mike