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The public address system to be set
up at Buckeye Quarry on May 5 will
be handled by Maynard Geiger and
Don Ream with Arden Baker and
Harry Bogart as announcers. Electric
ian will be Ross Irwin.
Harold Balmer and Bill Edwards
will handle the tag and prize checking
station. Lester Niswander will shoot
the aerial bombs announcing the
beginning and end of the opening
days fishing.
Special attractions will be handled
by Maurice Fett. This year the
Businessmen's association will handle
the lunch concession and Dave Riser
will erect the tent.
Police chief William Gaiffe will
police the quarry with Harry Triple
horn in charge of parking.
Hiram Huser is handling radio
publicity. Gene Benroth, Milt Ed
wards and Chuck Hilty are handling
promotion and publicity.
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Bows And Girls Al

Boys And Girls Al
Officers for the club have recently
been elected. They include Paul Ba-
singer, president; James Badertscher,
vice-president; Judy Chidester, sec
retary; David Barnett, treasurer;
Marvin Augsburger and Gene Math-
ewson, refreshments d Larry
Moser, reporter.
Next meeting will be Monday
April 90, in the vo-ag room at the
high school. Anyone interested In
joining the club may come to the
meeting.
Alice Freeman Club.
A demonstration of electric cook
ing and refrigeration will be pre-
sented at the May 1 meeting by
Miss Nancy Wilson, home economist
of the Ohio Power company. The
meeting will be at the usual time
but the place will be announced to
members at later ClHle.
Sarah Circle
The Sarah Circle of the Methodist
church met last Thursday night a.
the home of Mrs. Betty Lutz. Mrs
Jean Szabo gave devotions and Mrs
Sara Jane Amstutz gave the program
seThe Life of Catherine Marshall.
During the business meeting new
officers were elected-Mrs. Betty
Iutz was elected as vice president
Mrs. Marlene Baumgardner as sec
retary and Mrs. Colleen Amstutz as
treasurer. Delicious refreshment:
were served 10 guests and members
Surprise Party Held
A surprise party was held Satur
day evening honoring Nancy SUE
Baumgartner who is moving from
Blufftoh soon. The party and gif
were given by group of her gir
friends at school. Those attending
were Beverly Benroth, Betty Caro-
Luginbuhl, Carol Bixel, Sue AM
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CalOrie Counters
The Calorie Counters met today
at the home of Mrs. LaDonna Der
ringer, Rt. 2. Our next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Glen
mona Badertscher, Rt. 2.
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A Cappella To Sing
With Lima Symphony
For Concert, May I9

May 10 the Bluffton College A Cap
pella choir will combine with the
Lima Symphony orchestra under
the baton of William Byrd for dual
concert. The combined groups will
present two major works and the
choir will also sing several selected
numbers.
For the convenience of patrons two
concerts will be held May 19. The
first is scheduled for 3 p. m. in
Founders hall and the second at 7:3O
p m. in Lima.
Mozart's Requiem Mass in c
Major" will be the main feature of
the program. A scene from Moussork.
sky's Russian opera, Boris Godoun-
off, will also be rendered.
Boris Godounoff' is quite dram.
attic with harmonies which seem rude
and strange to our ears.
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Society and clubs

| Clauss, Vera Basinger, Karen And
erson. Emily Hochstettler, Bernadlne
Mullet. Lucille Amstutz, Doris Ann
N;swander and Sandra Diller. he
frosbments were served to the glfls
during the evening.
Orange Twp. Farm Womens .iu'
Guest Night viii be held on May :
N at Orange Center. Devo-
t;ons will be given by Levada biSel
Ia - roll call will be answered Dy
i,,, ;ntroduction of your guest. Program
,y;u be a guest speaker.
Rlue Star Mothers .ho
The Blue Star Mothers Oh 'ne
wavne Daily chapter will meet mea- @
nesday, May / in the home ol me- for
l,eS .'a.,,tz at 500 .. m. Articles 1or
.ha veterans home such as razor
blades, pocket combs, colored la,,os manu-
lnrcbiefs tablets and envelopes
smau talcum and small after shase'
should be brought to this mee.ins'
On Saturday, April ~ we WIN pe
N charge of the Servicemens o'n
teen at Lima. Anyone wanting -
Sono+a cookies, cigarettes, etc. 1of
tbe canteen, please call Zl9-i'
=
wedding Announcement n,,
The wedding of Yvonne Ruprign'
and Donald Marquart will take place
Saturday evening, April u at 'hs
st Johns Evangelical and Keiorin.o
ahnrcb Music will begin at 7 O'Clock
The custom of open church VIII De
observed.
Travel Class LII ~
A Nav breakfast will be heio on
~ erst with the following com
n,;ttee in charge: Ruth Linden enin' %
Ea;th Bierv. Nancy Heininger, Mary
Am Moser, Meta Dean, Ahce
c,auss, ( Pearl Mann and Marie
Brand.
Reaverdam w. S. c. ). or
The w. S. C. S. will meet at ''t
on May 2 with Gertrude Long anr an
Eva Obenour as hostesses. holi oar
,r;ll he answered by naming famous
mothers; special feature VIII y
given by LaDonna zimmerman pi'
gram leader, Lucille Baker
AIpha Gamma Club -
On April 26 Mabel Steiner VIII o.
hoetess TO the Alpha Gamma ciun
With the topic of the evening Deins
"Trouble in the Holy Land. Vlrglma
Edwards will discuss Israel aho
Irene Smucker will discuss the
Arabs.
Beaverdam p. T. A. :,
On Nav / at 500 p. m. there wh
ha installation Of new officers fol
lowing the business meeting. Devo
t;ons will be given by Rev. Dal'
Dickev and a welcome to the parents
Of 1857 1st grade students VIII o.
given during the program. kefresn
ments will be served by the 1st ant
End grade room mothers.
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Pete Schmidt's up-and-coming
Pirate track team polished off
Waynesfield and Elida Tuesday after
noon in a triangular meet tune-up for
the Northwest Conference Track and
Field meet slated this Friday at
Pandora.
Taking five first places in the II
event meet, and picking up seven
second spots and 5 thirds, the Pirates
piled up 541a points in the meet
against 351a for Waynesfield and I
for Elida.
Highlight of the afternoon on the
local cinders was the Bluffton teams
smashing of an old school record in
the S80-yard relay event. The team
of Lewis, Logan, Bixel and Niswan-
der went the half mile in l 80, which
clipped IL seconds off the school
record set in 1887 by team includ-
ing Exam Soash, Neil Baumgartner,
William Holtkamp and George Swank.
In the century dash, although the
track was wet, r; mon Lewis rar
the distance in 10:5 seconds while
Bob Logan, close on his heels, was
clocked at 10:7 for second place
| points.
Yoder showed improvement in the
discus throw, taking first place witt
toss of 971a feet. He also placed
second in the Shot Put.
In the 180-yard dash Logan reversed
the tables on Lewis and copped frs
place with a time of 1877 seconds
Lewis ran second in this event Bluff
ton scored its other first-place in the
m lie relay event wh en Bike
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Normal Postal
Service Restored

Normal postal service was restored
at the Bluffton post office last Thurs.
day after receipt of an order from
the postmaster general recinding the
order of week earlier which had
discontinued Saturday deliveries and
shortened the hours for window open
ing at the local office.
An earlier order disseminating
postal money orders was never placed
in effect, since it was recinded be-
fore date for making it effective.
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Pc High Names
Top Senior Students

Richard Oswald, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Oswald, has been
named valedictorian of the Pandora
Gilboa graduating class, it was an
nounced this week.
Co-salutatorians are Nancy Cupp
and Margie Schumacher. Miss Cupp
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Cupp. Miss Schumacher. is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Schumacher.
Commencement exercises will be
held at s p. m. May 26, with DR.. F.
Bringle Mcintosh, president of Ohio
Northern university, delivering the
address. Baccalaureate services will
be hel dat p. m. that afternoon.
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Pirates Tune Up For Northwest League
Track Event With Win In SWAY Meet

Zeissler, Reichenbach and Schiffke
went the distance in 4:05.
Other second-place scorers o 7
Bluffton were Habegger in the 100
yard high hurdles; Kohl, high jump;
Schiffke, 440-yd dash; Yoder, SS0-yd
run.
Third-place winners were Lewis,
shot put; Bixel, 1007yd dash; Zinn.
norman, mile run; Schiffke, broad
jump, and Dale Schiffke, SS0-yd run
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CORRECTION

An item which appeared in last
weeks issue of The Bluffton News
stating that Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Yer
million and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Benroth had gone to Florida on a
vacation trip was in error we, and
they, are sorry to state.
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NelUs Our Fathers Read !.
FROM THE BLUFFToN NEWS ISSUE OF APRIL 80, 1925-

Bernice Althaus left Sunday morning
for motor trip to Wooster where
they were guests of DR.. and Mrs. L.
l.. Huber. They returned home Mon
day night
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Deppler have
returned to their home here after
spending the last four months ir
Florida
Bluffton high school defeated Var
Buren 35-S in the second baseball
game of the season at Harmon Field
last Friday afternoon. Eugene Cham.
berlain hit two home runs in the
second inning alone.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Katterheinrich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clem Steinecker, Mr.
and Mrs. Rueben Steinecker and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hoge, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Henschen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Schaner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bamhour and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis hammers and family. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schroluke of New
Knoxville; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Schroluke and Mr.. aand Mrs. Herb
Klute, New Bremen; Mrs. Bernard
Brady Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Niswander,
Bluffton.
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The Bucher school has had seven
pupils who were neither absent nor
tardy during the whole school year,
four from one family and two from
another. They are Marcella Basinger.
seventh grade, Maynard Lrginbihl
sixth grade, Alberta Luginbihl, fifth
grade, Marjorie Zimmerly, fourth
grade, Francis Luginbihl, third grade
and Harley Luginbihl and Eugene
Basinger, first grade.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Diller, northwest of town,
last Friday. Mrs. Diller is the former
Miss Alma Agin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. w. p. Agin of this place.
The zinnia has been adopted as
Bluffton's official flower and a re-
quest will be made by the different
civic organizations of the town that
everyone plant at least one bed of
these flowers this spring.
A Ford machine driven by Marion
Nitrauer was considerably damaged
in collision with a Cadillac car at
the intersection of S. Main st. and
College avenue Monday. The Ford sus-
tanned a broken wheel, bent axle.
smashed windshield and damaged
radiator. Damage to the Cadillac,
| driven by a Detroit man, was neglig.
| ible.
Jesse Stratton, of S. Main st.
employed on the LE&W section was
painfully cut about the face in ar
accident near Mt. Cory Monday. He
was injured when a steel rail being
moved swung around and struck
him on the shoulder throwing hin
face first into pile of angle irons
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Althaus, Mr. an,
Mrs. Hiram Althaus and Cleon am
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Junior Senior Prom

The public is invited to view deco
rations for the 1867 Junior and
Senior Prom from A to 6 p. m. Fri
day evening, May 3. Parents are
urged to come at this time also, be-
cause no one will be admitted the
evening of the Prom this year ex-
cent members of the Junior and
Senior classes, teachers and guests
for the dance.
Orange Champs
The third meeting of the Orange
Champs All club was held Tuesday
evening at the home of David
Ernest. Roll call was answered by
naming safety rules. There were IL
members present, and projects were
discussed. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Ernest.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Gregory Warren on
May z.
Cal0rie Counters
The Calorie Counters met today
at the home of Mrs. LaDonna Der
ringer, Rt. 2. Our next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Glen
mona Badertscher, Rt. 2.
u
Poinsettia Club
May first the Poinsettia club will
meet at the home of Bertha Marshall
with roll call answered by Spring
thoughts. The committee in charge
includes Hazel Eversole, chairman,
Grace Amstutz and Rose Hermann
Nip and Tuck TOPS Club
Mildred Benroth was Queen foi
the Week with the greatest weight
loss of all members present. The
meeting was held in her home.
Meeting was opened with singing
"The More We Get Together" Rol
call was answered with weight lost
during the week. Total loss for the
club was 1914 pounds.
Three new members, Mrs. Gladys
Burkholder, Mrs. Mildred Gleason
and Mrs. Mildred Frankhauser, were
enrolled.
Next Monday nights meeting viii
be held at the home of Mrs. Marve
Hilty.
Reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schroer, parent
of Mrs. v. c. Opermann, and Mrs
Lysle Niswander visited here from
Garner, Iowa. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hens
chen of Garner.
Sunday p. m. reunion was he'll
with Rev. and Mrs. Oppermann an
family at Bluffton. Those who attend
ed were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schroei
Garner, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. HERNIA
Schroer, Mr.. Ben Schroer, Mrs
Emma Schroer, New Knoxville; MI
and Mrs. Norman Schroer, Lima
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-11
.MiddIeweight Bout
.Subbed for BusiIio
Title Fight Friday

CLEVELAND, Jan. II R.-
Two middleweights = Ralph
(Tiger) Jones and Hardy Small
wood-will meet in 10-round
fight at Public Music Hall next
Friday night as a substitute for
the welterweight championship
bout between Carmen Basilio
and Johnny Saxton.
The Cleveland Boxing Com
mission yesterday approved post
ponement of the title bout after
Basilio announced that he
would not be able to defend his
championship until late Feb
ruary because of an injured
right hand.
Matchmaker Larry Atkins said
he hoped to reschedule the
Basilio-Saxton bout for Feb
ruary %.
Jones, of Yonkers, N. Y, de-
feated Sugar Ray Robinson with
ease in Robinson's first bout of
a comeback trail that led to his
regaining the middleweight
championship. Gene Fullmer.
who recently took the title from
Robinson, defeated Jones here
last April.
Smallwood, whose home is in
Brooklyn, scored his most i'm
pressive victory over Gaspar
Ortega. who is now one Of the
leading challengers for the mid
dleweight championship.
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Field Of 10 Expected
In San Fernando 'CQD

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. IL up
"A probable field of 10 four
year-olds. including the highly
rated Argentine importation,
HolandeS II, appeared set today
to run in the SIS. 000-added San
Fernando Handicap at Santa
Anita tomorrow.
The track promises to be of,
in view of the rainy weather,
but Trainer Bob Roberts worked
his two prides. Holandes II and
Blen Host, in the muddy going
and said he would send both
to the post.
The San Fernando is the last
major event for the newly
turned 4-year-olds before the
100000 added Santa Anita
Maturity is raced January 26.
Holandes II won his first
start here against a mediocre
field last week, while Blen Host
was the surprise winner over
Terrang and Count of Honor
in a blanket finish in the recent
Malibu Sequel Stakes.
Count Of Honor, Terrang and
such other hopefuls as Count
Chic, Family Album. All She
Wrote. For Eternity. Lucky G. L.
and More Glory are other prob
able starters tomorrow. The dis
lance is a mile and one-six-
tenth.
In the weekend co-feature,
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Cards Announce
Signing of Tubbs

CHICAGO, Jan. ii P.-The
Cardinals today announced the
signing of Jerry Tubbs. ALI
America center Of Oklahoma S
top-ranked Sooners, for the 1851
National Football League season.
Tubbs. from Breckenridge. Okla.
was the Cardinals first draft
choice.
Shortly before the announce
ment was made, Columnist Fred
Roberts said in the Montreal
Herald that both Tubbs and
Tommy Mcdonald. Oklahoma S
All-America halfback. had signed
with the Edmonton Eskimos OF
the Western Interprovincial
Football Union. Mcdonald was
ia Philadelphia Eagles draft
choice.
Tubs, 6-foot-2. 2o5-pound
Oklahoma co-captain, never
played in a losing game during
his college career. He will re-
ceive the Knute Rockne Memo
rial Award tomorrow night at
the Touchdown Club dinner in
Washington. D. c., as the line
man of the year.
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ton for the distinguished guests
and those receiving awards.
Football stars of 1857 who will
receive awards include Virginia's
Jim Bakhtiar. outstanding player
of the area; Ralph Guglielmi Of
Boiling ALB, the outstanding
service player; Oklahoma's Jerry
Iubbs, the top college hneman:
and Paul Hornung Of Notre
Dame, the No. l back.
The pros will be represented
by Jim Lee Howell of the cham
pion New York Giants, the
coach-of -the-year, and Frank
Clifford of the Giants, the pre-
player-of -the-year. Because he
is playing in the Pro Bowl game
tomorrow in Los Angeles, Gift
ford will be represented by John
v. Mara, president Of the Giants
The college coach-o -the-year
Iowa's Forest Evashevski, will
receive the Touchdown Club
trophy from Harmon, for whom
he used to block at Michigan.
Baseball will be represented by
Sal Maglie of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, who will receive the
Clark Griffith Memorial Trophy
from Calvin Griffith.
The areas outstanding school,
boy and sandlot stars will be
honored, and a citation will be
given to unbeaten Alfred Col
lege, as well as the one to the
winless Sioux Braves.
Vice President Nixon and
Chief Justice Warren head the
guest list.
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the $20,000-added FL Encino
Handicap at a mile and one
quarter, six older horses seem
certain to go postward. They are
Adams Apple. Blue Volt, Digna-
tary. Major Fiddle. Senior Coat
and Toroito.
The Ell Encino is in the book
to be raced over the grass course
but 1T may be shifted to the dirt
track because of the rain. The
switch mas been made on several
scheduled turf races.
In yesterdays feature event,
Miss Todd won handily in the
Seven-furlong allowance race
for a $500 purse. Eddie Arcaro
rode the winner.
Dupatta was second place and
Lady Brownie third. Miss Todd
paid $50 and ran the distance
in l:244f5. She carried lis
pounds
Jockey Pay York, who had
been shut out since the meeting
opened December 26, broke loose
with a bang yesterday, riding
three winners. He had Little
Dino in the first for $4.i0,
Naughty Mary in the fourth for
.S11.70 and Fathers Risk in the
sixth for $3.50.
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Tubori Will Train
At North Carolina

BOSTON, Jan. IL (R.-Laszlo
Tabor. Hungary's crack distance
runner. has shifted his training
grounds to the University of
North Carolina in preparation
for the Knights of Columbus
Games here January 10, it was
announced yesterday by meet
officials.
Tabori earlier had denied re-
ports which said he was dissatis-
fled with training conditions at
Miami, Fla. Tabori said his only
problem at his Miami site was
transportation.
A X. of c. spokesman said
Tabori and his 48-year-old
coach. Mihaly Igloi, settled on
the North Carolina campus at
Chapel Hill after comforting with
Dan Ferris, secretary of the
Amateur Athletic Union. in New
York.
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HossIe Over Huskies Job
EnIivens NCAA PorIey

The committee. in its report,
pointed out fewer than so per
cent of high school boys and
girls receive physical education
and said if the colleges don't
take the lead the national pro-
gram instituted by President Eli
senhower may die.
The committee made Is spe-
cIfic recommendations ranging
from the use of Federal funds
for athletic facilities to bring
ing more girls and young wom-
en- into school athletic activities.
The committee also proposed
colleges should make a deter
mined effort to increase the
number of teams in all sports
and that the NCAA should at
tempt to create new interest by
establishing tournaments in new
sports.
Wyatt Receives Award
The football coaches, meeting
separately, took care of the light
er side of the days doings. At
the annual luncheon Of the
American Football Coaches AS
ISOLATION, new officers Of that
organization were elected. The
Coach of the Year award was
presented by the Scripps-H How
ard newspapers to Bowden Wyatt
of Tennessee. Then the coaches
settled down to hear Morris
Frank, Houston Chronicle column
mist and a sharp-tongued hum
orist. nick them verbally in some
sensitive spots.
The Amos Alonzo Stagg award
for 1856 was given to Gen. Robert
Neyland. Tennessee athletic di-
rector who was Wyatt'S college
coach.
The football coaches elected
George Lefty James Of Cor
nell as their new president, sue
ceeding Jess Nicely of Rice Bud
Wilkinson of Oklahoma, Wally
Butts of Georgia and Jim Tatum
of North Carolina were elected
vice presidents.
The National Football Founda-
ton and Hall of Fame also elected
officers. They we're Chef La
Roche, New York. president;
Hamilton. vice president; Bob
Hall, former Yale athletic di-
rector, secretary, and Edgar Gar
bisch, New York, treasurer.
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Green Boy Signs
Truck, No. 3 Pick

GREEN BAY. Wis. Jan. II (PI
The Green Bay Packers have
announced the signing of their
third draft choice, Tackle Dalton
Truax of Tulane.
Truax joined Bonus Pick Paul
Hornung of Notre Dame and
Tackle Carl Vereen of Georgia
Tech. No. 4 choice in the Green
Bay fold. End Ron Kramer 81
Michigan. the Packers first
choice, has not been signed be-
cause he has basketball eligibility
left. Halfback Joel Wells of
Clemson, drafted second, skipped
to Canada.
Truax. 6-foot-2, 230 FOUNDER
was rated the best tackle in the
Southeastern Conference by his
coach, Andy Pilney.
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Jack Sullivan 4th
In Small Colleges
30.3 Average

Jack Sullivan, former st. An
tony High star now playing with
Mount st. Mary's ranks fourth
among the Nations small college
basketball scorers according %
statistics released today by NCAA
Service Bureau.
Sullivan. a senior. has scored
212 points in seven games for
a 30.3 average. His best per-
Torrance of the season was a
5l-point outburst against Wash
ington College Wednesday, a
Mason-Dixon Conference record.
Ken Hammond of West Vir-
ginia Tech holds the lead with
1872 points in IL games for IS 6
average. He is followed by Joe
Miller Of Alderson-Broaddus with
42l points and a 32.4 average and
Fred Marberry Of Illinois Normal
with 334 points and a 30.4 aver
age.
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Dolby Third to Sign
With White Sox

CHICAGO. Jan. IL (R.-Out-
fielder Larry Dolby. who used to
have contract wrangles with the
Cleveland Indians, is the third
White Sox player signed for 1857
1t was announced that Dolby
who led the club in runs batted
in with 102, home runs with "a
and bases on balls with 102,
agreed to the same terms he
played under last season. Pre-
viously signed were Shortstop
Luis Aparicio and Pitcher Jack
Harshman.
Dolby reported he was COM
pletelv cured of several ailments
that bother him last year, in
Guiding q skin infection on his
hand.