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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, centrally To-
Gated, fine condition, modern kit
chen, large living room. two bed
rooms and bath on first floor, 4
bedrooms and tile bath on second
floor. Automatic gas furnace. at
tached garage. easily duplexed
Columbus Capital 1882. 1915
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
) Farms and Land Houses For Sale 19

129 ACRES 9 miles west of Column
bus on Route 40, improved with
set of farm buildings, lot of 'front.'
age on 2 highways, has many pos
sibilities. A good investment in
the future. Call or see G. Harold
Flax. Realtor, London, Phone UL
2-2255. 7--12
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
8 Miscellaneous

ONLY S5.98 for 9x12 rugs-just doz-
ems of patterns, Armstrong AS
phalt> Tile, SC; Vinyl Tile. &C;
Counter Top; Wall Tile; Wall
Covering; ~ TT Felt Base: Inlaid
Linoleum, Installation Service a
vailable. Free estimate. London
Appliance Co, Winchester Bldg.
-12
PRACTICALLY NEW 1856 Electric
sewing machine in very nice wal
nut cabinet. Sews backward and
forward. Has some attachments
including Buttonholer Original
guarantee still good Pick up 6
payments OF $500. or will discount
for cash Write CREDIT MAN
AGER, PO Box 254, Columbus, o.
31-13
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

A NEW three bedroom home, close
to school and downtown, large
spacious living room, wood burn
full modern kitchen with blond
finish wood cabinets. large base
ment with shower, gas furnace.
Dashboard heating in all rooms,
This is an exceptionally well built
home with the best of materials.
For appointment 10 see this home
call McSavaney Il Co, Leon H.
King. Mgr. Phone UL 2-0aS4 or
UL 2-05SS. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
ATTEETION FARMERS!


ArTENToN FARMERS!
TWO SALE EQUIPMENT AND HOGS
farming operations being from labor to tenant shsr
located Rou of Tipp City,
Thursday. Feb. lAsh arc Friday. Fob. 18Th. 1857
at II O'Clock A. M
following wi be on THURS, 18th, 1857
FARM SHOP EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
9e Forney & Ec Gsr aae ssT @ fE2an m s & seG motor d
pray battery charger large e@Aaus fan with motor man
oF MARCH 1 Hog feeders hog watering tanks i hog bo~e
nd some s!Aail hog troughs
FARM Machinery
oy wagon with hydraulic lift; Miami speciality with
oders fiat bed rubber; rubber tired wit!
It. international upace sec pketooh harrow; 1nernationa
s o@ pne 2 a1 & 2
Ee e 0 EersG ped BsS ' s g veo low rotary noe New
he following will be sold or FRIDAY FEB 49, 1857 at II
TRACTORS, TRUCKS POWER EQUIPMENT
Ohm Deere 70 Diesel with plows 1855 model bottom
gh break back bOttons also John Deere cutivato 1855
erguo1 @ Model 3 35 tractor 1884 Model sger tractor heat
1888 Super Fs%a @ % with single s5 p0s oSe ISs
1ods Earnail garden
an bed soc rack ntennal dup truck 1850 model y ig5
ys station H gago Itegatqna feed truck IL Ton 9l7 Stud
grass attachments Mccormick Deerng blower 1854
owsr 1855 model American crop dryer Meyer Mower
planters elevators breaking
operating 1850 of land.
FULL PARTICULARS
-
Sale conducted by stroop Agricultural Company
Management
f4f5 Wilmington Dayton,
Christopher National Trust
Company, Executors of the Carl r. Jauch Estate
Mahan Gearhart AucioneerS Widener Jenkins Clerks
Lunch Will Be Served Not responsible accidents
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
LEGAL Notices

State of Ohio, Department Of Com
merce. Division of Insurance. CERTTfI-
CATE OF COMPLIANCE. The under.
signed. Superintendent of Insurance of
the State of Ohio, hereby certifies that
MICHIGAN SURETY COMPANY whose
principal office Is located at Lansing.
State of Michigan, has complied with
the laws of this State applicable TO IL
and Is authorized during the current
year to transact in this State its ap-
propriate business of insurance. fs
financial condition rs shown by its an
nual statement TO have been az fol-
lows on December 81. 1855: Aggregate
amount of available assets, 34,2i0 033 "a:
Aggregate amount of liabilities Eek.
cept capitaD, including reinsurancs
reserve, 1904 ,O74,7s: Net assets. 81
175,95sls; Amount of actual paid-up
capital. $500, 10000; Surplus, Ss7s .sss.-
Is: Income for the year. s., ,o2s as. IL:
Expenditures for the year, s. $50, ,06s .o1
December zS, 1885. In Witness Whereof,
i have hereunto subscribed my name
and caused my seal 70 be affixsd a
Columbus, Ohio. this day and date.
August Pryatel. Superintendent ei m
surance Of Ohio. (Seal) M-ls
r Z - ~a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

LINING SERVICE: Marble Cliff
Quarrie products. Cecil A. Reed,
agent. For the best OF service and
prompt delivery, call London UL-
2-2179 or Alton TR 8-5581 and re-
verse charges 6--tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

1 ROOM one floor plan, bedrooms,
large living room and kitchen and
enclosed back porch. Price $500.
Phone UL 2-1256 or UL 2-0332.
Z Stephen c. Edwards, Realtor. 80
1872
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

LARGE MODERN DOUBLE on one
acre lot, near New Madison South
High School. has been newly dec
Grated Price $9501, Phone UL 3
1856 or VI 20332 Stephen G. Ed
wards, Realtor. 1873
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

lime and bulk fer
tilizer, and spreading. Don For
rest. West jefferson TR 9-S642.
ra# 6-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

TWO BEDROOM HOME. close up
town. modern with basement. car
garage and small breezeway, for a
q baragin see this one Call or see
G.. Harold Flax, Realtor, London,
Phone UL 2-2255 1912
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

NEW bedroom home, large living
room. picture window, carport
hardwood floors, gas heat, modern
kitchen, most pleasant for the
Mrs. Price only $3.50. Inquire Nc
Savaney & Co. Leon II. King.
Mgr. Phone I'll 2-0484 or I'll .
058S. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

s ROOM FRAME HOUSE in sum
merford Price $6850.00. Call Rog-
er Cain UL 2-958S or Culpepper
Realty, Columbus, Clearbrook g.
6508. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

WOULD YOU LIKE A GOOD IN
VESTMENT? new houses with
baths on one lot. income could be
$4,000 per month. Price S13, 100000.
Possession with deed. Call or see
G.. Harold Flax, Realtor, London,
Phone UL 2-2255. 1912
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
Feed-FertiIizer

LIME, liquid fer
snd stIeT spread s9k ca f9rtHeE w &
Phone UL 2-0S47, London, agent
for Fayette Limestone Co, Inc.
Box 80, Washington c. H, Ohio.
Phone 2-7817 Washington c. H.
5-34
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

ROOM FRAME HOUSE located in
Sedalia. Price 100000. Roger Cain
UL 2958S or Culpepper Realty,
Columbus Clearbrook 36508.
1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
Seeds Plants Flowers

FOR SALE, Oats. Clintland, good for
seed, End house south of London
Plattsburg Rd, on Summerford
Rd. Phone UL 2-0569. 9-12
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

5 ROOM Modern Home, S miles
from West Jefferson, one acre lot
Price $4,000. Phone UL 2-1256 or
UL 2-0332 Stephen c. Edwards,
Realtor, ! South Main Street Lon
don, Ohio. 1912
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12

TWO HOUSES for the price of one,
one with bedrooms, bath and
furnace, other with living room,
large kitchen and dining room,
bath-rents for $4,000 month.
Savaney and Co. Leon II. King,
Mgr. Phone UL 2-0484 or UL D
05SS. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
Houses For Sale

AN IDEAL . bedroom home, hard
wood floors throughout, tile bath.
gas heat. garage attached, this
home is less than years old.
price Is only S10.900. Inquire Me-
Savaney & Co, Leon RI. King.
Mgr, Phone III. 2-04S4 or I'll .
0586. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
Horses Cattle -HoqS

TOP PRICES paid for poultry. Need
heavy hens. Call Robert Rhodes.
Hobart 2S291, So. Charleston.
4-l5
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
Neutrality-suspicious.
| @

NOW is the time to get your repair
work done on your farm equip
ment for spring work. See us for
free estimate Thomas Implement
Sales, Rt, 3, Phone UL 2-1217.
10--10
USED FARM EQUIPMENT. choice
of nine tractors; 2 and bottom
pull type plows; Z. s and IL TT.
discs: Brillion cultimulcher: offset
discs: John Deere Corn planter
point hookup, nearly new: Ford
manure loader: and also other inn
plements to choose from. Thomas
Implement Sales, Rt. 3, London
Phone UL 2-1217. 10-10
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-02-12
Feed ertllIZer

DON'T FIGHT 'F;M-Feed 'em-with
Turner's Liquid Supplement for
hogs. Shaw Elevators. West High.
London. 5-12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12

Hynesboro Park. Nd, owners: Robinson
C0nstTuetiOn Co, builders; three dwell-
ings 81 D20e. 1910 and n2l2 3rd st.,
Hynesboro Park; cost. $1,000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12

eTs: 80 semidetached DWELLINGS in
Kentland; cost, $4,000 each.
nirminGham Estates. Inc, Spencer
VILE, owner. Roy r. Hunt builder;
dwelling AZ l3Oe Elmwood ave, Belts-
VILE. cost, $4,000.
Roy Hlnkle. 1919 0lst ave. spauld-
Ing Heights, owner and builder 3
dwellings on Marilyn dr., Deer Park
Manor; cost. $4,000 each.
q. W. Absher. 1901 Alamaba ave,
Hillerest Heights, owner and builder.
dwelling at 900 Marilyn dr., Deer
Park Manor; cost. $4,000.
Herman II, Brandt. seee oienside
dr., Takoma Park, owner and builder,
dwelling az 1915 nlenside dr.. TaEoma
Park. cost, $4,000
X a. q Construction Co, b0l2
BTanchvllle I'd, COLLEGE Park owner
and builders two dwellings at $3.50
and 0J32 Dominion dr., River Ridge
Estates: cost. $4,000 each
l.. q. Herbert Washington, owner;
Cecil Q. Williamson, builder; = dwell
mas on Forest dr.. ox0n Hill cost,
Carl and Emily Haass. s42o Chatham
I'd. Hypttsyiiie, owner; ParTeco and
Haas, builder dwelling at l0O3 Van
Buren, st., College Park. cost, $40. 900.
William and Mable Compton, 3rd st..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Prince Georges Approves
More Dwelling Projects

Recent building permits is-
sued by Prince Georges County
include:
NJ Leo storch. ba03 Dentnoe I'd.
0reenacres, owner; John II, kagle, jrs
builder. dwelling AZ 5000 Martins Ia,
Lanham: cost, $4,000,
Anthony ScaTcia. 6lO7 Madison It,,
Riverdale. owner and builder dwelling
at 1908 Oliver st., Riyerdaie; cost,
West Laurel Acres. Inc. Laurel.
owner and builder; dwelling at 2Oll
Parkway dr.. West Laurel cost,
Byron r. Pope. 4a79 Fort dr.. Suit
land owner and builder .dyelling at
Gino Pelosi, 4l47 Alabama ave-.
owner and builder; four DWELLINGS IN
byron p Pope. i4SS Fort Dr.. suit
land. owner and builder; two dwellings
az 4077-407o Keppler rd. WOODLAND
sub, cost. $4,000 each.
James I, Mundy, 34i5 Perry st.,
Mount Rainier, owner; l.. E. Mills
! builder: dwelling at a3i3 ogden st.,
/ Seabrook, cost, $4,000,
Edwards 4 Renick Construction Co
colesviile I'd. and Tanley I'd, Silver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12

SpriHn. owners and builders; DWELLING
at 4aQ9 Wicomieo ave, Bsltsviile;
Robert Fastnausht q John cockrsii.
540i Auth I'd, Camp SPRINGS, owners
and builders; dwelling ct bb03 Walton
ave, Camp SPRINGS; cost. $4,000.
Lehnlng a slawski. 2l2l jameson
ST., Hillcrest Heights. owners ana
builders. two dwellings at 1904 $4,000
2lst ave-, Hiilerest Heights, $1,000
each.
George q. and. sue MsLeish. o220
Annapolis rd., HyAttsville, owners;
Fred b, Morgan. builder; dwelling at
pel3 0oodluck I'd, Lanham; cost
$4,000.
Hampshire Gardens. Inc, BO32 3Bth
ave, Hyattsville. owner and builder
apartment buildings In Hampshire
Heights, 2 with 10 units and 2 with
\ units: cost 1t $4,000 each and
. AZ $50, 600 each.
Herbert T. Hawermale, Carriers Ia
and Soth ave, b. RiveTdaie, owner and
BUILDER dwelling 81 i0b22 Edgemont
dr., Adelphi; cost, $4,000,
West Laurel Acres. Inc. Box 4O7-B,
Laurel, owner and builder: dwelling al
2007 Parkway DR., Laurel; cost. S12,-
Kent Hill No. 9. Inc. $40 Perpetual
Building. Bethesda, owners and build
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Horsemen Protest
Lourel Payments

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81 R.-
Laurel Race Track has begun
charging rent on stalls and
tack rooms used by stables
wintering there. and the horse
men don't like it.
Representatives Of the horse
men will meet with Laurel Of
ficials Monday morning to pro-
test ofiicially. Jack Boniface.
regional secretary Of the Horse
mems Benevolent and Protec-
tive Association. said today.
If the meeting proves un-
productive. he said. the HBPA
will confer with the State Rae
ing Commission Monday after
noon.
The Maryland racing sea-
son opens February IL at
Bowie. Laurel. however. Is ac-
commodating more horses than
any other Maryland track.
To offset the cost Of fuel oil
for heated tack rooms and the
additional expense of maintain
ing extra ugards. Laurel off,
cials said the track would
charge a fee Of 81 per day pei
stall and SIS per tack room
until January is.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Jones Leeds
American u.
Over Hofstru

HEMPSTEAD. N. Y. Dec. 2l
Especially. - American Univer-
sity rebounded Eom an IL
point defeat by Iona last night
with a 1853 trimming Of Hof-
stra here tonight. finishing its
pre-holiday schedule with a 7-2
record and its road trip at 3-i.
Frank Weiss clicked on q
jump shot for a 1910 advan-
tage with 4:45 gone and the
Eagles never lost the lead
thereafter. Weiss and Willie
Jones led the scoring which
produced a l0-point margin at
halftime and a spread Of %
soon afterward.
Ronnie Crown was AUS best
rebounder. in the absence Of
Dick Wells. who was sidelined
with an ankle injury suffered
earlier this week. Sam Toperofi
led the Flying Dutchman. who
lost their third game in six.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Dodd Satisfied
South Is Ready

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 81 R.-
The South's All-Stars went
through q Commute drill today
but 1t was enough to satisfy
Coach Bobby Dodd his squad is
ready for its annual charity
football game against the North
in the Orange Bowl Christmas
night.
Meanwhile. North Coach
Duffy Daugherty OF Michigan
State gave his squad a long
passing drill on both offense
and defense.
Jim Ninowski. Michiga n
States 205-pound quarterback,
did most of the passing for
Daugherty's boys and Jim Van
Pelt. a l85-pound quarterback
from Michigan. did the kicking
Dodd especially was i'm
pressed with the work Of Half
backs Jimmy Rountree Of Flor
ida and Dick Christy Of North
Carolina State. He called them
his take charge guys"
Most Of the South players at
tended the races at Tropical
Park during the afternoon
North players went to the race:
yesterday.
Both squads plan short
workouts after church tomor-
row and will return to the
practice field for lengthy drills
| Monday
Evening star., 1957-12-22
North CuroIinu Heods
Dixie Classic Field

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. II
R.-Top-ranked North Caro-
lima. the defending champion,
heads the eight-team field for
the ninth annual Dixie Classic.
which opens here Thursday in
Reynolds Coliseum.
Officials said today a total at
tendance Of more than II. 900 is
expected for the colorful three
day basketball tournament. An
attendance record Of II. 200 was
set last year.
The tournament sends four
Atlantic Coast Conference
teams-North Carolina. Duke.
North Carolina State and
Wake Forest - against four
outside teams: Duquesne.
Northwestern, Seton Hall and
st. Louis.
Duquesne (3-2). winner Of
the Steel Bowl tournament at
Pittsburgh. will meet Wake
Forest t2-D in the opening
game at 2 pm. Other first
round games: N. c. State VS..
Northwestern at 4 pm: North
Carolina against st. Louis at
7::30. and Duke VS.. Seton Hall
at $50.
Tournament-hardened N. c.
State t6-l). a tough team to
beat in the Coliseum. and
Northwestern have been tagged
as the "dark-horse" teams.
State has won six of eight
Dixie Classic titles. In 1858,
Duke beat Navy for the crown.
and last year North Carolina
took the title by defeating
Wake Forest.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
College Teams
TO Play in IS
Cage Journeys

It's tournament time in COL
lege basketball this week with
18 events getting underway.
Eight Of them open Thurs
day, the day after Christmas.
Most OF them run two or three
days. with the Big Eight tour
nament at Kansas City lasting
four days. December $3.50.
The other seven getting un-
derway Thursday include the
Holiday Festival at New York,
the All-College at Oklahoma
City, the Southwest at Hous-
ton. the Dixie Classic at
Raleigh. the Louisiana Invita-
tional at Shreveport. La, the
Union IN. ~ Tournament and
the Midwest at Terre Haute.
Then Friday the following
start:
The Far West at Corvallis,
Greg. the Motor City at De-
troit. the Richmond Invita-
tional at Richmond. the Holy
Cross at Worcester. Mass. the
Mississippi State, the Hoosier
Classic at Indianapolis. the New
Mexico Field House at Albu-
querque. and the Evansville
(Ind) tournament.
The Queen City begins Sat-
urday at Buffalo. N. Y. as does
the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans
Evening star., 1957-12-22
.Sawyer'sCaTnp
Likes Chances
In Fight Here

Jersey Joe Walcott is helping
Garvin Sawyer get ready for
the Cincinnatian's fight against
Fora Foley at Capitol Arena
January /.
Fooley. from Chandler, Ariz.,
is ranked second among con-
tenders for Floyd Patterson's
heavyweight title and is listed
as the early favorite for the
New Years night bout.
Walcott. former champion,
regards Sawyer as a youngster
with plenty Of promise and
thinks he can work his way
into a contending position soon.
Another with faith in the
youngster is Tom Tannas. his
manager. Tannas has had his
moment at the top. managing
Ezzard Charles. who also be-
came champion after winning
an elimination over walcott
after Joe Louis retired. Wal
colt later beat Charles in
another title bout.
Sawyer. a former National
AAU and Golden Gloves cham
pion. has won II of his 20 pro-
fessional fights. nine by knock
outs.
Foley also Is a stiff hitter
and has stopped IS of the 80
men he's beaten. He's a busy
battler. too. with IL fights al
ready this year. He won them
all, knocking out seven.
This show is a benefit for
Jimmy Lake. the popular box
ing and wrestling announcer
who recently passed his 18th
birthday. The Restaurant Bev-
erage Association is sponsor
ing the program. and tickets
are on sale at restaurants
throughout the area.
Two Of Lakes all-time fight
Ing favorites and personal
friends. Jimmy Braddock. one
time heavyweight champion
and Mickey Walker. who held
both the welter and middle
weight titles. are among the
boxing personalities expected
to attend the show and be in
troduced from the ling.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
20 ALTERNATEs TO Be PICKED
Cleveland to Compete
In East Golden Gloves

give the meeting between the
East and the West more bal
lance.
The shift indicates that
Eastern Gloves officials finally
are willing TO admit that
Western amateurs have proved
stronger and better down
through the years. The West
ern Glovers consistently have
thumped their Eastern oppo-
nents.
In % East-West meets, the
East has won only eight times.
The Westerners have won Is
and four meetings have ended
In ties.
Record Turnout
While Cleveland will make 1t
tougher for Eastern Glovers TO
get TO the top this year. the
base OF the inter-city event has
been broadened to include 20
alternates on the Eastern squad
instead Of the usual II or l6.
The champion Of each weight
class. however. automatically
will become eligible to box his
Western counterpart. In previ-
Gus years the champions had
to measure up to training camp
specifications before they were
selected to represent the East.
Meanwhile, area Golden
Gloves coaches are reporting a
record turnout Of beginners for
The Stars tournament which
gets under way with the first
preliminary round at Capitol
Arena Tuesday. January 81.
The weighing ceremonies and
physical examinations will be
conducted for all divisions and
all weight classes January 10
at the d. c. Boxing Commission
Offices. l740 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
The subnovices will be ex-
amined from l pm. until 3
pm. and the novices and open
class boxers from 3 pm. until
5 pm.
A l-pound weight allowance
viii be allowed in all classes for
the open fighters. the same as
is allowed In New York. Weight
specifications for the subnovices
and novices will be announced
at a later date.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

grinned. II wasn't much Of
a player" He was an out
fielder.
In 1918 Shaughnessy man.
aged Ottawa in the Canadian
League and later bought that
club. He also served as coach
with Detroit and Washington
and, In 1885, piloted Montreal
to its first International League
pennant in 81 seasons.
Shag. Of course. has seen
many fine performers move
from his league to the majors
and he lists Stan Musial as one
Of the best.
"The Newark Bears Of 1887
was the finest team we ever
had" he declared. They had
guys like Joe Gordon. Charley
Keller. Buddy Rosar, Spud
Chandler and Alley Donald.
They won by more than 20
games and I'm sure they could
have given some major league
teams a lot of trouble in those
days"
Had Nine Children
Shaughnessy still hopes that
International League baseball
will return to the New Jersey
area although he admits pros
poets are dim.
Since we reclaimed the
Jersey City territory last month
several things have happened"
he explained. The Yankees
probably will televise their road
games, as we'll as their home
games, and the Phillies may
also bring their home games
into New York.
"TV is what got US out OF
Jersey City in the first place
so there would be no point
going back under the same
conditions. We should know by
January Is whether Miami and
Havana will be back with US
next year. There are several
other cities under considera-
ton
Shaughnessy Is married and
had a family of eight sons and
one daughter. Three of his sons
have died within the last 10
years.
Still, Shag works tirelessly
in his Office each working day.
He studies the baseball rules
with Harry Simmons, league
secretary. and thinks Of new
ways of making baseball's old
est minor league q healthier
organization
Evening star., 1957-12-22
ny DICK OBRIEN

A realignment of affiliates
making Cleveland eligible for
the New York Golden Gloves
tournament serves as q warning
not only for other Eastern
teams but Washington as well
to be at peak form in March.
Cleveland has been afiiliated
withhth Western Golden Gloves
for 20 years and during that
period has been q consistent
power in the Chicago Tourna-
ment OF Champions.
Many Eastern boxers down
through the years have had
their 'comeuppance at the
hands Of Cleveland scrappers In
inter-city competition. This
time they'll have to beat the
Buckeye battlers to get q shot
at the West.
Gevins0n, Hill Remember
With the Cleveland team
coming to New York this year
the lineup In the Eastern
Tournament Of Champions
takes this form: Lowell. Mass,
representing New England
Poughkeepsie representing the
Hudson Valley area from Al
bany to Peekskill: Pittsburgh
Buffalo. New York. Newark,
Washington. Charlotte. N. c.:
Jacksonville. Fla: Huntington
w. Va. and Puerto Rico.
Cleveland holds particular
significance for at least two
top former Washington Golden
Gloves - Lou Gevinson and
Billy Hill. Gevinson lost In the
finals Of the National AAU
tournament to Lou Salica In
Cleveland in the early days OF
that competition and Hill
missed q chance to win a spot
on the Olympic team when he
was outpointed by Nate Brooks
OF Cleveland in the 1852 final
tryouts.
Salica went on to become the
bantamweight champion OF the
world. Brooks also moved into
the top bracket Of the bantam
weights when he returned from
the Olympic games.
The reshufiiing Of the Cleve-
land franchise was made to
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Two Comes Slated
In Soccer LEAGUE
Two National Soccer League

Two National Soccer League
games are scheduled today.
Central Valet Knights Of
Columbus play Myron Cowell
at Twenty-.hird street and
Constitution avenue NV, and
Prince Georges tangles with
the Washington Sports Club at
Frederick Sasscer High School.
Both games start at 2:3O pm.