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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20
BlufftOn Women
Injured I'm Toledo

Two Bluffton area women were in
jured and third badly shaken in a
minor auto accident in Toledo Wed.
nesday of last week.
Mrs. Howard Benroth, Route L,
Bluffton, suffered broken bone in
her right ankle and Mrs. Donald Latn-
am. Rawson, received a fractured
knee cap in the auto crash which
occurred at Toledo street corner
when the driver of another auto
crashed a traffic light and struck the
car driven by Mrs. Tom Latham.
The women were treated at st.
Charles hospital, Toledo, and then re-
leased the same day. Their car was
not badly damaged. Mrs. Bencoth is
confined to her home and forced to
use crutches or walker until her
ankle heals.
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Mrs. VIM. Millberg
Injured In Crash

Word was received here Tuesday
by the A. B. Murrays that their daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Millberg, of Phil
adelphia, had been injured in an auto
accident Monday near Ashtabula.
DR.. and Mrs. Millberg were enroute
to Andover to pick up their children
who had been staying for several
days with relatives. Details of the
accident were not available, but Mrs.
Millberg suffered four severe lacera-
tons of the forehead and scalp when
her head struck the windshield. DR..
Millberg was not injured.
DR.. Millberg, who has been special
izing in facial restoration surgery,
treated his wife at the Ashtabula
hospital.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20
B&PW To Hear
Foreign Students

Five foreign students attending
Bluffton college from far corners
of the world will appear in a panel
discussion of international affairs
Monday evening before the Business
and Professional Women's club at the
Methodist church. Dinner will be
served the group by the Naomi Circle
Of the church.
Prof Russell Lantz, faculty chair
man of the group, win introduce the
students and serve as moderator.
Included on the panel group are
Fenny Burma of Holland; Sally
Emmanuel, Ethiopia; Rudiger Neu-
man, Germany; Chung Wei, Korea,
and Gursaran Singh Shoker, India.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20
Adult Farm Meeting
To Study Fertilizers

Final meeting of this series of adult
farmer meetings will be held Mon
day at 8 p. m. in the vocational-ag-
lriculture room of the high school, in
structor Don Overmyer said this
week.
Topic of the meeting will be fer
tilizers. A. F. Lehmkuhl, represent
ative of the Sohio Chemical company
will lead the discussion.
Bad weather and poor road con-
ditions caused attendance at last Mon
days meeting to drop. Ralph Grim
shaw, Ohio State university sheep
specialist, led the discussion on sheep
management.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20
Seed Producer At
Purdue Conference

Phares BiXel, local seed corn pro-
ducer, attended three-day confer
ence of seed men at Purdue univer-
sity last week end The local grower
is presently serving on the advisory
council for the Ohio Seed Improve
ment association in the Northwest
Ohio district which is comprised of
II counties.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20
BLUFFTON MARKETS
"wednesday Morning)

Grain (bushel prices) wheat,
$2.08; corn, $1.13; oats, 72c; soy
beans, $2.12.
Poultry-heavy hens, zoe; leghorn
hens, lie; stays, 7c.
Eggs-large white, 34c; large
brown, 34c; medium, Bic; small, 27c.
Butterfat: No. 1, 60c; No. 2, 55c.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
A FARM OR HOME
BLUFFTON

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Financing Available.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio's Metropolitan
Park completely circles the city 1t is
filled with children's camps, natural
museums, baseball diamonds, ski
runs, boat houses and picnic grounds.
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THE AGRICULTURAL DEPART
MENT has announced an agreement
to sell nearly Al million dollars worth
of farm surplusses to Turkey.
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SINGLE MAN, Al, wants office
work. Good education and references.
Phone MI 1888. Donivan Steiner.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Judo Champions
Enter ReqionuIs

Mid-Atlantic Sectional AAU
judo champions will 60 after
regional titles March % at
Philadelphia.
Heading the Mid-Atlantic
contingent will be three who
were singled out for top honors
in the sectional meet last week
at Boiling Air Force Base
Dean Umemoto tjunior), Dom
aid BaZzle (senior) and James
Takemoria (all-tournament)
All are from the District AAU.
Winners we're:
White Belt--Under 1870 pornds
Marcos Sofa, District; I3O-l5O. David
Hamlin, District: 150-1S0. Howard
Qunlock. District: unlimited, Alvin
SeideL South Atlantic; All-white Belt
Gunlock
Brown Belt-Under 1870. Friedber,
Padubrim. New Jersey; 13O-150, Ken.
meth Busch. District; 150-1S0. Charles
Marah South Atlantic: unlimited. Don
ald Baszle, District: All-Brown Belt
Black Belt-Under 13O. uncon.
tested l3O-150, James Takemori, Dis.
trict; 150-1S0. Edwin Takemcri. Dis.
Irlct; unlimited, Thomas Dalton. New
Jersey; An-Blaek Belt. James Takemori
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
.Gait|1ersburq,
.Lackey Annex
District 7 Titles

Gaithersburg High School
won the Maryland Class B Dis
trict 2 basketball championship
and Lackey annexed the Class
c. title in playof games last
night at Suitland High.
Gaithersburg defeated La
Plata. 57-44. and Lackey beat
Frederick Sasscer, $3.50.
Lackey gained a berth in the
State tournament which opens
Friday at the University Of
Maryland and will play Crest.
vile. District S champion.
Gaithersburg must play the
Class B District S winner at
1880 pm. Tuesday at Washing
ton College, Chestertown, Md,
Iol q tournament berth.
Roland Green. playing with
a game leg. and Mike Norris
each scored six points to lead
Gaithersburg in a fourth-period
scoring spree. The victors out
scored LaPlata. 1911, in the
quarter.
Lackey broke a 1915 dead
lock when Mike Sprague Melted
six points to spearhead a late
second-quarter rally. Lackey
was not in trouble thereafter
in gaining its 10th win against
no losses,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Cornell Wins
In Heptdgona|

ITHACA. N. Y, Mar. 8 (R.-
Cornell grabbed five first places
to sweep the honors in the
Ivy Leagues heptagonal track
championships tonight.
The Big Red ran up 50
points, six ahead of surprising
Army. Harvard. the defending
champion, finished third with
2812 points.
Two Cornell men turned in
record-breaking performances.
Irv (Bo) Robertson, the meets
only double winner, set a new
mark in the broad jump with a
leap Of "a feet 5H inches. John
King scared 6 feet 812 inches
in the high jump to establish
q new record.
Army's Bed Bagdonas heaved
the 35-pound weight GA feet 714
inches, which bettered the
existing intercollegiate indoor
mark.
John Gray Of Penn cleared
the pole vault bar at IA feet,
" inches to win in record
style.
Navy took fourth place in the
team standing with "a points
while Yale was fifth with 221a.
Pennsylvania scored 20, Column
bia S. Princeton and Dartmouth
4 each and Brown 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Titus Assumes
Big Pin Lead

Washington's Norman Titus,
winner of the qualifying round,
took a commanding lead in the
finals of the National Duckpin
All-Star championship at Colo
NAL Village last night. At the
halfway point in a round-robin
among eight bowlers he had
won IL games, tied one and
lost three for a point total of
"a plus IA pins.
In the second place was Oneil
Wynne of Norfolk with 77-19.
followed by Charley Beal..
Washington. 1921: Dan Riccio.
Bridgeport. Conn, rs; Don Nor
ton, Cheshire, Conn.,, 74-10;
Walter Berthold. Rockville,
Conn. 1920; Bob Mayhem
Washington. 10: and Billy AL
len. Atlanta, sos.
The tournament will be con-
.cluded with sessions at 2 and 8
pm. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
LoyoIu Swimmers
Capture MD Title

BALTIMORE, Mar. 8 (R.-
Loyola of Baltimore won only
one of 10 events today but
showed enough strength in
depth to win the Mason-Dixon
Conference swimming cham
pionship.
The Greyhounds accumulated
80 points to edge Roanoke,
which scored only 30 points de-
spite five first places. Ran
dolph-Macon was third with 26
followed by American u. 81,
Catholic u. 20. and Lynchburg
2. Gu had won the title for
the past three years.
Loyola's only individual
champion was Diver Tony Dorm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
U. S. Girls Spill
Prevents Victory
In Alpine Skiing

ST. ANTON, Austria, Mar. 8
(R.-A bad spill on the second
of two slalom runs today pre-
vented Betsy Snite of Norwich,
VT. from becoming the first
American ever to win the
Kandahar title, the Oldest Of
Alpine skiing CHAMPIONSHIPS.
The New England miss was
disqualified after setting the
days fastest time. SAB, in the
first race and then finishing in
a tie for third in the second
despite a fall on one Of the
treacherous slopes.
The slalom race and the
combined title went to Putzi
Frandl. 27-year-old Salzburg
dressmaker, who negotiated the
two runs in a total of minute
$40 seconds.
For several hours Miss Snite
was given second place behind
Miss Frandl for combined hon.
ors. based on both the slalom
and downhill. but the jury,
after lengthy elaboration,
finally ruled her out.
Little Penny Pitou of Guild
ford, N. H., finished second in
the slalom with runs of 58.1
and 56.2 seconds for 114.3 total
and placed third in the COM
bined behind Jerta Schir of
Italy.
In the mems downhill race,
a l9-year-old local boy, Karl
Schranz. outsped the highly
rated Josl Rieder and 10 other
international stars to win the
championship. Americans I'm
ished far out of the running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Temple Israel Mixed League at
Woodmoor. Drawing q three
pin break with a tail (Nos. /, 8,
6 and u. she hit the pocket be-
tween and 3 for what APP
peared to be a perfect spare.
But the No. / pin rebounded
and stood m the No. Z spot.
The No. l pin, through an ironi-
cal rule. was not officially top
pied. She got it with the third
ball.
In the same league. Bernie
Davis pulled the 5-7-10 split
by sliding the 5 into the T.
which slithered across the lane
to get 10.
+ = 4
Ignorant of the rules of order
in conducting meetings, Pete
Santora was perturbed when
the bowling operators elected
him president of their asSoci-
alton. In his first session in the
chair, Pete played it by ear and
the result was as harmonious
as the stun he plays on the
piano.
Jack Moulton was named vice
president and Eddie WinSlow
retained as treasurer along
with Hokie Smith, perennial
sergeant at arms. Elected to
the board of trustees we're Pat
Crescent, Archie Himmelfarb
and Walter Waddington. to
join Eddie Goldberg. Wallie
Sain and Nick Rinaldi. Bill
Wood is permanent chairman.
= ~ y
Dozens of bowlers who COM
pete in the Hyattsville Handi-
cap today plan to beat from
there to Colonial Village to
watch the windup of the Ma
tional All-Star tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

With 1886 entries, the
Bowlers Victory Legion tour
nament this season surpassed
that of last by SO per cent.
Notable increases were at Sill
YER Spring. with 1871 against
5l3 last year: Penn Recreation,
$50 against 90; Woodmoor. $50
against 221; Colonial Village,
406 against 166: Culmere, 202
against 20: Fort Davis, 43e
against "a: Hi-Skor, 069
against 470; Hyattsville, COG
against 289. and Greenway
Bowl. which regularly is among
the leaders. ITO against 512.
If all member plants of the
Metropolitan Bowling Opera
tors Association had matched
Silver Springs pace in pro-
portion to the mum Der OF
lanes the total would have hit
42,764. according to the figures
of A. L. Ebersole. BVL director
Only member establishments
participated. All of this was
in duckpins.
With Marine Sergt. Mike Gal
ko chairman, the tenpin division
made a comparable increase,
and Mike asks this opportunity
to thank all who supported him.
The keglers contributed 1888 to
the BVL. against $3.50 last year.
Official prize lists are in the
making, but Chairman Galko
announced the following high
scorers in his division: Jack
Mills. Petworth. 742; G. E.
Franklin, Andrews ALB. TAO;
C. L. Petersen, Henderson Hall.
1876: Walter O'Lone. Lucky
Strike, 735; Ned Shurtz, Con-
gress Park, 731; T. Enokida.
Tenpins; 1871; Bob WATSON.
Tenpins. 726; Tom Reynolds.
Lucky Strike, 722; S. j. Ehlen-
beck. Lucky Strike, 721 and j.
E. Pills, Lucky Strike. Tie.
= 4 =
What may have been the most
freak shot of the season was
one by Sarah Brodsky in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Indiono Beots Sportons,
75-72, for Big Ten Title
EAST LANSING. Mich. Mar,

EAST LANSING. Mich. Mar.
8 (R.-Indiana surged to an
early lead on balanced team
scoring, fought OF repeated
Michigan State threats and
won the Big Ten basketball
championship. 75-72. in q near
brawling finale here before H..
$50 fans this afternoon.
Michigan State, trailing at
one time by as. much as l6
points, narrowed the Indiana
lead to 63-62 with seven min
utes to 60 but was never able
to get ahead.
Bob Wilkinson assured the
Hoosiers Of their undisputed
title when he dropped in two
free throws to make 1t 74-70
and added . third gift shot
after State also made two free
throws.
Indiana, completing the sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Landon, Mackin
In Priory Fina!

Landon School defeated st.
Anthony, $3.50. and Mackin
beat Georgetown Prep. 1925,
to gain the final round of the
Priory tournament last night
at Priory.
Landon, which won the tour
nament two years ago, will be
favored when it meets Mackin
at 4 pm. today for the title.
Yesterday losers will play a
consolation game at $3.50.
Mackin rolled to an early
lead and was never headed.
Landon withstood a third-quar-
ter rally. then countered with
a splurge of its own to clinch
the victory. George Manager
and Bill Avery paced Landon's
seven and five points, respec-
lively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Wakefield Tops
Church in
Tourney Final
BY BOB HANSON
Star Stan Writer

Wakefield High broke open
q tight game with q 39-point
production in the second half
to rout Falls Church. 72-4S. and
win the Northern Virginia
Group I basketball tournament
last night at Washington-Lee
High before some 1000 fans.
Falls Church. only team to
defeat Wakefield in league play
during the season. envisioned
another upset as it kept pace
with the Warriors for the first
half and at one point in the
second quarter held q four-point
lead.
All Hit Double Figures
But Wakefield, with its start
ing five Of Dave Lockman, Gar
Schweikhardt, Ron Terwilliger.
Ron Lee and Jerry Gerich, all
hitting in double figures, fast
broke the Jaguars almost off
the court in the second half.
Falls Church could manage
only II points in the third quar-
ter and dropped to eight in the
final period.
In the first quarter. Keith
Holman of Falls Church and
Gerich matched points as the
period ended with the Warriors
ahead, 1920. Holman on side
court jump shots. made 10 OF
his total of 10 points in that
stretch. Gerich, who played an
outstanding game and was the
leading rebounder. came up
with II points in that quarter
and had q total Of 10 for the
night.
The Jaguars pulled into a
24-24 tie at $50 of the second
quarter on a layup by Bill
Faunce. Holman hit on two
straight jumps and Falls
Church went into a four-point
lead. 1924, but it was short
lived.
Warriors Take Lead
Terwilliger found the range
with two jump shots from the
circle to pull the Warriors intS
a 1928 tie midway of the Pc
Rod. Lee added a foul second:
later to make it 1928 and from
that point on the Jaguars were
done.
Wakefield, in bringing its
record to 1872, including tour
nament play, made Is of 81
shots and controlled the boards
throughout. Falls Church. 1856
for the season, including the
tournament games. had % for
so.
Wakefield and Falls Church
will represent the Northern
District IN the State tourna-
ment starting Thursday vi
Charlottesville.
WaShington-Lee made its
first four shots count and went
on to a 69-52 victory over Ham
mond in the consolation game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Boys Club TOURNEY
Slated March 17-22

The Boys Club of Greater
Washington will hold its an
nual invitation basketball tour
nament at the Eastern and Jel-
left branches March 1922.
Four age classes. ranging
from IL to 81. will be included
Those interested should call
Dan Porter at Hobart 2-13l7
before March Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Silky Sullivan Captures
Sonto Anito Derby Eosi|y
Continued from Page CT

longs in 0:242s, which. if mem
ory serves. was Whirlaway's
time in 1871 when he won
the Kentucky Derby by eight
lengths in 2:012s. a track rec
ord that still stands. Silky
helped his cause by charging
through a hole on the inside
at the top of the stretch.
Made Up 40 Lengths
Yet California race experts
point out that the first time
Shoemaker rode Silky - in a
So -furlong race on a good"
track here on February 25-
the amazing son Of Sullivan
Lady and Silk covered the last
quarter in 0:223s.
At one point, he was nearly
40 lengths back. And in a pre-
vious meeting with Old Pueblo
and Eddie Arcaro, Silky Just
missed victory by a neck at a
mile and q, sixteenth after
being a city block or more be-
hind.
AS a result of these weird
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Fairmont Wins
Cage Tourney

BALTIMORE. Mar. 8 (Spe-
ciaD-Fairmont Heights won
the Maryland State Glass A
high school basketball tourna-
ment at Morgan State College
tonight. defeating Bates of An.
napolis. 1910.
Fairmont weathered a third
quarter rally and then out.
scored Bates. 1919. in the final
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

son with Q 10-4 conference
record, viii 60 to the Mideast
regional NCAA basketball
tourney at Lexington, KY. next
Friday.
Michigan State, which
shared the title with Indiana
last year. dropped to a Sec
ond-place tie with Purdue with
"a 9-5 conference mark.
Michigan States John Green
was high man for the after
noon with 20 points. Indiana's
Archie Dees, top conference
scorer who was jumping
against Green, was held to IA
points, well below his 24-point
average. wilkinson led the
Hoosiers with Is.
The sellout crowd and the
regional television audience
saw a rough game with plenty
of fouls. elbowing, wrestling
and head-on collisions.
Indiana got OF to a racehorse
start and was ahead. l1-2. be-
fore State scored its first basket.
a layup by Bob Anderegg with
3:17 gone. Indiana, working the
fast break we'll and hitting from
all angles, had q 26-10 lead at
the 10-minute mark and led at
the half. 1887.
The going got even rougher
in the second half. At one point
Sammy Gee and States Larry
Hedden had to be separated
after Hedden got an elbow in
tthe stomach. A little later
Hedden was out cold for awhile
after q headon collision with
Jerry Thompson.
EVANSTON, H., Mar. 8 (P0.
Northwestern. a two-year
tenant in the Big Ten cellar.
bounced Illinois, 1912, tonight
and finished in a tie for fourth
place as Joe Ruklick set a new
Wildcat scoring record with 40
points. The old mark was
Frank Ehmann's SO against
Michigan in 1855.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Mar. 8
R.-Michigan fought of a de-
termined Iowa team and took
a 1892 Big Ten basketball VIC
tory here tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Totals 90 IL "a Totals % IA so
Halftime: 1928, Landon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

AS a result Of these weird
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
THE BIG MOVE
2LoneIy SnowfIokes
And a Traffic Jam

he foce Of American transportation
is chonsins-ond drostieoIIy. Rail
road passenger business is going
downsrode and soinins speed. Pi-
vote cars ore iommins city streets.
AiFlines move between cities elmost
as fost os sound. This is the first
Of four authoritative articles on the
revolution.