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King
$50 Winner
All GuIfstreaI1l

MIAMI, Fla. Mar. 8 (R.-
Harry r. Guggenheim's One
Eyed King caught Brookmeade
Stables Encore at the wire to-
day to win the $16.725 Magic
City Handicap before 20.689
racing fans at Gulfstream
Park.
One-Eyed King, so named
because he has only one. eye
and wears q cup over the other,
came up from NTH place in
the stretch under q great ride
by Jockey Conn McCreary and
won by a nose in the tight nm
ish.
Encore, winner Of the Royal
Poinciana and Palm Beach
Handicaps earlier this season,
set all the pace in the mile and
70 yards run and appeared to
have, it won only yards from
the finish.
Two Fast ClOsers
But One-Eyed King swept
up on the outside to stick his
nose in front. w. S. Miller's
Better Bee, another fast closer,
was only q neck away in third.
One-Eyed King rewarded his
few hackers with $6O.6O,, $40
and $3.50 in the 50 mutueIs.
Encore. 5-2 favorite under
Jockey Sam Boulmetis paid
$40 and $40, with a $40
show price on Better Bee.
r. c. Rand. IRIS st. Amour II
was fourth, followed in order
by Ada L. Rice's Call Me Lucky,
Wheatley Stables Gray Phan-
tom. Roslyn Farms Go Light
~, K. Kelman's Grand Canyon
and Greentree Stables Pop
Corn. Grand Canyon won this
feature last year. Darby Dan
Farms Land O'Peace was a
late scratch.
Two Spills in Race
Betting on the nine-race pro-
gram totaled $l,909,07l, COM
pared to $1,977,518 from 23,041
persons on the corresponding
date a year ago.
Gulfstream is OF "a per cent
in attendance during the first
four days, Of the current meet
ing but betting is UP SIS per
cent. i
Today's sixth race produced
two spills and the nth. an
upset win.
Mrs. Eugenia Bankhead's
Anacal, an Argentine horse
making his first start in this
country, broke down and had
to be destroyed. Jockey Manuel
Gonzales was uninjured. Brandy
B.. owned by C. H. Howe.
dumped Jockey Tommy Barrow
but the boy walked away.
Merrick Stables Superb
t$29.lOl won the race by q nose.
Prince Torch was second and
Ben A. Jones finished third.
Superb. only fllly in the race,
ran the six and a half furlongs
in 1:17, two seconds slower than
the track record.
Darby Dan Farms Old Cut
Ter. making his first start,
shocked form players in the
fifth when he raced to a win
payoff Of 1920 for 50. whip
ping II other 3-year-olds. Time
for the six fuflongs was 1:liN..
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID Ss1.4O

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Simsbufy (AIeauxI 5000 $50 4.Rl
Pieapepper (PFestOn) 100 $40
Mr.. WiIlmes lCOmbestl 4.eO
can PLUCK S sy Isn' Porter fD RICE Bird
Bumpsy Up, Time, IA.
orevan-Bowit stable entry.
FOURTH RACE Purse. $1,000:
SysaT.ols s.., fur!!SS5psEsso aso ana
latin Dancer tHans'n) $40 $50
bOnnie Girl IPrestaTl $40
Hot Money, ( Hish Pigeon. Z Bra ssie
Lee. Dale Holley, Docks WINK Dick
Sccfdstts. fine. ia. ''
FIFTH RAcE--PuESe. $4,000: Claim
ing; 4:year-olds 1Id Up; 9 t,Iriengss:
e :ss.. Hs.s SAs.i Ms 100 go ssS
Red Bud Lane, Shfewie, Tueky Miss.
Paperwcman. Turf Pic. Time. 1:I3h.
sIxTH RAcE-Purss; $4,000: claim
Lssatss SsrsssiasS $50 SO $40
Heir Of Pines fninegal $50
Equal Strife. Correhtor. Ike Boy.
ZINC, A'fo.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: al
Grant n. tPFtstenl 1850 500 SEQ
. PeteS Folly fMeauxl eco go
Mambe Man tCombestb $50
Iims WhiIn, Iranian, Nonnie 10.
b Dixie Dudley. Time, l:i2h.
q Bishop Stable entry.
orisson entry.
EIGHTH RACE - The Louisiana
Derby, $4,000 added; 3-year-olds;
ROYAL 3 iH Usicn tTelm,n, 100 $50 ..eo
Ebony Pearl (Despirito) -S.ao
Fair. Biz Freeze. Ricoaire, Pemberton,
Formal Gent. Time. 1:S2.
Frank entry.
NINTH RAcE-Purss. $1,000; op-
tional claimins' 4-year.olds and up;
Stout n Psilt to,dham, s7.4o 400 500
Rattle Talk (PheIps) $50 $50
DOntebOk (knappl 800
Nuclsar War. , Eoamy. Peeler. Our
Liza. q Whaeking, b Re Re Pc, A1alea
Town. Beau Clerc Time, 1:47ss
aLarcomb entry. b Grissom entry.
TENTH RAcE-PurS.. $4,000; claim.
Bill f WS'IIy sHsms T ~ 500 s.sa '' ESQ
Open Lake tCaTstensl SEQ leo
Sof R.y t WAGON. overland. Van Ho HOOK
seapoinse. star Crater. AhSa Beauty.
Time, 2:3SM
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when he clicked with both ends
Of the 1924 daily double Il and
%. Sollars. "a, gained his nick
name around the tracks by
driving an ancient model Of the
distinctive auto. His agent is
Tony Barrett, q retired Gen.
eral Motors executive who
makes q hobby Of his present
occupation.
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BOWIE
Continued from Page Gel

Continued from Page C.l
$S.4O. s2.4O and $500 on the
Movitave and Lucie Manette
entry. Gay Warbler paid S. and
$3.50 and Derry returned $500.
Fourth in the field Of II was
John A.. Manfuso's Clear Sail
ing.
Movitave brought OIL an all.
Maryland triumph. The fllly. q
daughter Of Colonel Mike and
Littlewhitelie, was foaled at J..
Fred Colwill's Halcyon Farm at
Lutherville, Md. The Knoll.
wood Stable, q small outfit. Is
owned jointly by Irwin Grins-
fielder Of Baltimore and John
Saddler Of Cockeysville. Md.
She picked up her unusual
name through q typographical
error. The story goes that
Grinsfelder's young son. on OBJ
serving his dads filly in the
field as q yearling, commented
that she was "a movitive indi.
vidual.n This inspired the name
but it came out Movitave on the
foal certificate. issued by the
jockey club.
Won Six Last Year
Movitave has performed far
above even her prejudiced own
ers expectations. In all she has
made Is starts and has been
out of the money only twice.
She won six of Is last year at
2. and could have been claimed
for $500 at one point but
there were no takers. Yester-
day was by far her most i'm.
portant victory as she took
home a check for $1S.427.50 in
her second stakes triumph Of
1858.
Although the Barbara Friet-
chic had its seventh running
yesterday. it was the third time
q 3-year-old had won so early
in the season against older
FLIES and ares. Singing
Beauty took the first. running
at 3, and Soto Voce, also 3,
at the time. the 1854 renewal.
Mrs. Howard Pierce. wife Of
Bowie's vice-president and gen.
eral manager. presented a
trophy to the Saddlers and
Grinsfelders.
Jockey Gene Monacelli, the
Pittsburgh boy who won his
first stakes race last Saturday
with Flying Chief, was sus-
pended for 10 days BY the
Bowie stewards yesterday for
his part in the interference Of
Flowing in Fridays fifth race.
Monacelli was riding Side
Light, who finished first. The
suspension begins tomorrow.
Cadillac Jack Sollars cele-
brated his biggest day since
booting home his first winner
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.SteeIers Sign Two

PITTSBURGH, Mar. 8 tR.-
The Pittsburgh Steelers today
announced the signing Of
Center Dick Campbell of Mar
quette and Guard Bill Schmitt
Of Pitt.
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.imipS $4,000; 3-yesr-oIds;

High school football squad at
q dinner Friday night ct Ken
wood Country Club.
Coach Tommy Mont Of Mary.
land will be the main speaker.
More than 100 students, par
ents and school oficials are ex-
pected to attend.
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EuqIes Sion Crobtree

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 8 (R.
The Philadelphia Eagles to-
day announced the signing Of
rookie quarterback Jack Crab
tree. rookie quarterback from
the University of Oregon.
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EIGHTH RAcE--PuTse,
i/i6 Nn;laa
.B-CC Football Squud
To Receive Trophies

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chamber Of Coming be will pre-
sent individual trc hies to the
IS members Of tHisS7 Bee
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Fair Grounds Results
by the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, 1000. claim
Hs siSssr ;! ay.IS !: miles e. M aao
BLACK Devil (Nono) 40 500
Anita <OIdhaml ESQ
India, BionNcn, Blueruth. Fools
watch, Coffee King. fAnnie's Hope,
Creole Hope, fTangie, HomewOod.
Tine. l:SO%.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000:
claiming: 4-year- olds up; 6 furlongs.
Dusty Dive tPheIpsI ll.eO $50 $50
gss.sEys RlendS Meme, $40 s.e ee
Flying Fleet, Mr., y. D.. Jeep Flyer,
I Joii Dou. fcaptain Wave. Ayenes,
Hello Rita. Black Charger, fLady
saFpS dit. Time l:i4a'.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

/, THIRD RAcE--Purse. $500: claim
Ing; 3-yeer:oIds; Ga furlongs. -.
Ovation RA0Angl $3.50 1919
Bruee Harvsy tGiIllganp I4IV
Spirit, Pana, 0raee's Luck, Liberty
Street, F1eethelle. Time, 1:1Sb.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
slaimingi 4-yeaI-olds up: 81. iuTlcnss;;
WoTid Oyer lEfIIcel go $50
Dreken Dream t1nrrl $50
screw, BahksOii. seven o'HeSrts. Time.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: allow
ances; 3-year-olds; fnrlonGs.
OLE Cutler IGuerinl si.s0 81 g Is.Se
NJ q :: I. H . 1.se s s.ie
Edna Alien Fiyins Flare. lie Mieux.
Hyperi, casters Pal. Faunus, Rahble
Rouser,. Depth Play. Charlotte War.
Time, t:IM.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ancesi 4-veaf-oids and up; ga fur
saPsib barnett, :s.le I:.!e go s
he Po a; sS":. bs sanSy T. Mad. out.
Double <. SprinsheSd. AhaeGl. Time.
1:17.
SEVENTH RACE-The Magic City
Handicap; $4,000 added: S-year-olds
and up; mile and 20 yards.
One-Eyed King tMec'Iyl
Encore tBoulmetisl l.TO $40
Better Bee (Egb) 40
Pop Corn, Grand Canyon, ct. Amour
II. Go Lightly. Gray Phantom, Call
Me Lucky. Time. 1:4O+s.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4.yeaf.olds up; Ia miles.
Rudy,s Valley (BaFn'tl sac $50 $50
M.suntaiD Beg tcook' 1889 a t.::SS
Discount, One Nighter. Proscenium,
The Posse. Jubitz. Mr.. Busy. Powhatans
Rush Prince. Time, 1852.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
ing; 4.year.olds and up; Ia miles.
Rudy Could tRot7l 5l.50 1899 6.90
Fs;I, e1s.: ta ISn'sS $50 i ;s"
Aitruistic. Sherbet. Halt Shell Third
Port. DaSeo, Ardan Lark. Georeian I'd,
Dfogheda, Bee lie Tee. Time, 1918 81.
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CHARTS OF RACES AT BOWIE

= lCopyright, 1858. by TRIANGLE Publications Ine)
EIkST kACE.pyrst, $4,000 elaimine: 3-year-clds;
R ss,s sane WinnsT MileTe 81 by
Fine BOZ ciesr and faSt sO"V saoV' SioV.
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SIXTH RAcE--Purse $1,000; caiming 4.year-ods and
yp urlongs Post 4:2S: off 81 once start good won
anx--Mshraste Trainer owner Values - $1,000 $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Cadillac Jack Sollars cele-
brated his biggest day since
booting home his first winner
at Timonium last summer
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% SAIs HSs sTd Ssd so s0oK fs4S
HAndle-S904.91N
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FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: e1s furlongs,
Chsrssnese tChnfchl l0.:O $40 30
Pecos County tCOekl l.5O $50
old Langley .(Peakel tJ.OO
Marcia W., Dordi's Queen. Spartan
Maid, Monetary, Lady Imelda, Willing
Warrior. Main Granite, DDS Bodkins.
WHY'S Pal. Time, lis.
SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; ga
furl0ngs.
Leonardian (sOirez) 0.7O see $50
stan Sac (DOulmetisD 0.4o 100
Paula's Tex (ZakooD $40
Deep Breath. Latezia, AdmiraIs Brush,
Super Woman Time. 1:17.
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Two-dollar mutues paid : cABRIoLE S3l So s;440
So; 90. NIK.NIK $1,000, $3.50 DIAToMIc 5000.
Handle-S20l.27l.
FOURTH RACE = Purse $4,000: ciaiminFi 4.yeaT-odS
and up MARYLAND ioa furonss Post aIg of aI6;
rock Farms b. 9. 3, by ymmiefown Betty Trainer, r. W
duncan Xalnes-Slg20s 5000 $500, $3.50. Time 1:l2ss
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FIFTH RACE-Purse, So. 5GO: Claiming: 3-year-olds:
asiones Post 2aS of a. once: start good driving
Pstsy Iodd Trainer " H. Rodgers vaiuesS2275. $500
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TTSdcaT Mutvsls pSid Il "a SSS "a
Handle-$l4e.96l. Daily double hande-$177. as.
DAILY DOUBLE q AND % PAID s2sl.0o
THIRD RAcEPurse 80 600: eaimng 4:yearcciSds Snc
driving place same Winner Kellys Oh = hy ROCCO
AWAY East Trainer owner Values-SlsoO' SOU. SOU"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08
65 Junior High School Students
Attend Honor Banquet Tonight

A banquet honoring 65 Char
don Junior High School students
will be held tonight in the ele-
mentary cafeteria. All students
whose names have appeared at
least once on the honor roll dur
ing the year are invited.
Mrs. Grace Bradley, Nation
al Honor Society advisor in the
high school, will serve as toast
mistress. Rex w. Thornburgh,
high school principal, will show
pictures of sections of the I'm
tied States which he has visited
Scholarship awards will be
presented by Charles Thomas,
junior high school principal.
Mrs. Arthur Dade served as
chairman of the committee on
arrangements. Others on her
committee include: Mrs. Arnold
Haueter, Mrs. Harold Strong,
Mrs. Harold Hildenbrand, Mrs.
Carl PitSchman and Mrs. Char
les Schinagle.
Teachers sponsoring the E.
vent are Mrs. Dorothea Can
field and Mrs. Aura Michener.
Students invited to attend are:
EIGHTH GRADE -. Sheila
BeckWith, Margaret Daniels,
Paula BoStWick, Gwen Dins-
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Perry Tops
Cindernen
by 10 Points

The Chardon Track men lost
a close meet to Perry, 64-54, on
Thursday, April 25, at Perry's
track. The Chardon boys came
in first in six events compared
to Perry'S seven firstS. The Sc
cond place honorS were just the
opposite, with Chardon taking
seven and Perry six.
The events went as follows: ....
100 yd. H.H Janu (C), Schup-
ski P), Sulc CO. IT'S
100 yd. dash BisSell (C),
Brainard (P), Dent (P) 1915
l mile run Brewster (P) J.,
Thornburgh (C), Stoltz Co S
min. 1877 sec.
" mile relays Perry
440 yd. dash Sehupska (P) ,
Neill CO., Wingenbach Co 60:O7
180 yd. LII. Janu CO., Sulc
co., Kobulnicky CP) %: O5.05
$50 yd. dash Thornburgh Co
Stoltz co., Brewster (P) 2:30.55
220 yd. dash BiSSel (C), Sin
es (P), Hartman (P) "a
l mile relay Perry
Broad Jump Judd (P), Hux-
el (C), Bissel (C) 17'6"
Shot Sweet (P) West (P),
ELL Co 37'11"
Pole Vault - Brewster (P),
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Montville Women Honor
Mrs. Sidley at Shower

the best of wishes from her ma
ny friends. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gray en-
tertained he Mems Club of the
ME-. Church Friday evening
Those in attendance were Rev.
Lewis from Thompson, Joseph
Srp, Joseph Yambor, Charles
Leggett, Louis Burger, Lyall
Huntoon, Sr., Merly Morehouse
and the host, Milton Gray. Fol
lowing the meeting, refresh
mentS were served by Mrs.
Gray.
Mrs. Ralph Fratoe returned
home Tuesday after undergoing
surgery at the Euclid d-Glenville
Hospital in Cleveland recently
Her many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. James Arp and infant
daughter, Loretta Ann Ray re-
turned home from st. Luke'S
hospital in Cleveland, Saturday.
The baby was born Sunday, APP
ril 9th. Congratulations.
Twenty three ladies from
here attended a luncheon at the
ME-. Church in Thompson last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Gray at
tended a party at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lyman in
Chardon Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman
have returned home from a
weeks visit with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fillingham and family at
Gainesville, Georgia.
Mrs. Howard Bacon entered
the Hanna House in Cleveland
last Friday where she is to un-
dergo surgery on Tuesday NOR
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinner
were in Willoughby last Friday.
The Economic Glass of Char
don High School held their an
nual Spring Mother and Daugh-
ter banquet and Style Show last
Tuesday evening. Those attend
ing from here were the. Home
Ed. teacher, Mrs. Albert STAN
ley and mother, Mrs. Merton
Beardsley. Miss Rita Krupa and
Mother, M RS. Joseph Krupa.
Miss Phyllis Huntoon and Mrs.
Clayton Love, Miss Martha Hun
toon and mother, Mrs. Lyall
Huntoon, Sr., Miss Cindy Phil
lips and mother, Mrs. George
Phillips, Miss Wanda Hofstetter
and mother, Mrs. Kasper Hof-
stetter, Mrs. George Hale, Miss
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nald Dade, Joann Thomas, Don
aid Wilson and Mary Warner.
SEVENTH GRADE - Patric-
ia Fisher, Janet Ford, Michael
Friel, Diana Henry, Joyce
Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Su-
san Hildenbrand, Joyce Free
man, Tom Rayl, JoAm Vo-
koun, Cecilia Witt, Marcia
Woodford, Dorothy RuSnak, Ra-
ma Schinagle, Janet Sulc, Pam
Ella Wingenbach, Linda Tam,
Dennis Strong, Martha Neun-
dorfer, Joann Vanac.
Additional seventh graders in
vited are: Victor Dilda, Lois
Farley, Patricia Fina, Douglas
Harrison, Patrick Harrison, ia
mes Haueter, Mark Hawkins,
Edwina HofStetter, Lloyd Dav-
is, Pamela Gruden, Margie
Hills, Carolyn LesSick, Leslie
Peine, Karen Reith, David Moy-
er, David Purviance, Joyce
Rand, Louis PltSchman, Mar
tha Price and Randy Mishne.
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CHS Students
Visit Cleveland
Mature Museum

Several Chardon School stu
dents travelled to the Cleveland
atural History Museum on Ap-
ril 20. They inclCde:
Ted Aikens, ivan Anzur, Tom
Baptie, Joan Barnum, Bob Gre
yes, Dixie BisSell, Briddggett
Bradley, Peg McElwain, Terry
Friel, Paul Jacobs, Andy Janu,
Marilyn KeyeS, Peg Brainard,
John Patterson, Fred Pildner,
Ray Pogorzelski, David Rapas-
zky, Kathy Rayl, Tom Rayl,
Blair Robertson, Barbara Shee-
he, Frances Skiba.
N ancy SteingaSS, ary
Stinchcomb, Martha Stone, Ka-
rem Vandenburg, Roberta Val
mar, David Weitzenhof, Mich
ellie Woollams, Sheila Walsh,
Sue RoSSbach, Jim Moore, Lau-
rel Valince, Connie Thrasher,
Dick Wells, Jane Abe, Judy
BoSco, Donna Bowditch, Rich
ard Denning, Bob Denniston,
Eline Grant.
Ray Goodwin, Glen Grant,
Bob LaDoW, Bob Lette, Dolor-
eS ISSacS, Frank Klaus, Bob
Hummel, Albert Mansfield, Ma
rianne Mihle, Rober Nickolet,
Sharon Miller, George Walsh,
Tony WearSh, Tom Kremm
and Danny ArbogaSt.
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CFIARDON SCHOOL
Diamondmen Defeat Perry, Madison, West Geaugs

struck out one Chardon batter.
Chardon took an early lead
as Jack Mcdonald scored in
the initial inning on an error
by Perry centerfielder, but the
lead was short-lived as Perry
came back in the second with
five runs.
The Hilltoppers tied up the
game in their half of the fifth
however, as they got four runs
on three hits; and clinched the
game as they had a 9 run scor-
ing spree in the sixth.
Nelson Leggett led the Hill
toppers in batting, connecting
four times in five trips to the
plate. Bill Phillips, with three
hits, and Jack Mcdonald with
two, also helped pace the Hill
tODDprS IN victory
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HilltopperS collected two runs
on four hits and sent the game
into extra innings.
Chardon cinched the game in
the last of the eighth as Glenn
Grant singled, Worth Wollpert
sacrificed, and pinch hitter, Ken
Young, knocked in the winning
run.
Sam Rayl was credited with
the win as he replaced pitcher
Glenn Grant in the seventh.
Grant gave up only two pass
es and sent down five West bat
terS; and Rayl struck out two
and walked one.
Ken Young, pinch hitter in
the sixth, was the big man for
the Hilltoppers - driving in
two Of their three runs as he col
lected a pair of singles to keep
his 1000 average. Bill Phillips,
collecting 2 doubles, and Bill
Morgan, one, were the power
hitters for Chardon.
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DEAF MAN PERFECTS
CORDLESS HEARING AID
Worn Entirely on One Ear

PEORIA, ILL. (SpeciaD - H.
A. Lyons, who himself has been
hard of hearing for over 25
years, today announced the per-
lection of a miniature electronic
hearing aid that is SO small it
is all worn on one ear.
1t weighs but a fraction of
an ounce and can be slipped on
and off easier than a pair of
eye glasses. Wearer gets all
directional pickup and normal
use Of telephone. There is no
clothing interference because it
is worn at the ear, which is the
natural way to hear.
Since the aid Is tiny and is
worn tucked behind the ear, it
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Ruth Kleppel and Miss Patsy
CIoon

Ruth Kleppel and Miss Patsy
Sloan.
Rev. H. L. Tomlinson of Bur
ton substituted in the classroom
for Mrs. Louis Zurich two days
last week.
The Ladies Aid will serve a
dinner on Memorial day imme-
diately following the services at
the cemetery. Both, Salmon loaf
and Baked ham will be served
Mrs. T. J. Barber and Mrs. An
drew Loscey will be in charge
of the dinner.
Judging of the Dress contest
and an angel food cake contest
will be held at the Grange on
Wednesday evening, May 14th.
Anyone wishing to enter the
cake contest, please contact
Mrs. Joe Churchfield for your
recipe. Following the meeting
the cakes and coffee will be
served.
The Chicken dinner served
last Sunday by the Ladies Aid
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TOTAL "a
PERRY
TOTAL 30

The Chardon 8 took their Sc
cond league victory defeating
Madison 1912 on Chardon's field
Friday, April 25.
Sam Rayl was credited with
his third win as he exhibited
perfect control striking out 7
Madison batterS, walking none,
and giving up only 2 hits. A COM
bination of Borer and Lowry
gave up 7 hits as they walked
6 and struck out 5.
Madison scored first in the
fifth inning as they squeezed in
two runs on one hit and three
errors, but the Hilltoppers came
back to their half of the inning
to score 5 runs and cinched the
game in the sixth, as they push
ed 5 or more runs across.
Bill Phillips was the big man
for CHS, as hel collected the on
ly extra base hit a triple driv-
ing in the tying runSfor the
HilltODperS.
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Is practically invisible. Mr..
Lyons stated that, although it
Is powerful enough to fit the
most severe hearing loss, it can
also be adjusted for the millions
of slightly hard of hearing who
feel they are not deaf enough to
bother with the more cumber-
some aids.
1t is suggested, if interested
for yourself or a friend, to
write to Tonemaster Manufac-
turing Company, 1913 South Mon
roe Street, Dept. B-1, Peoria,
Illinois, and he will be glad to
send information at no cost or
obligation to you.-Adv.
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BY MRS. MILDRED SKINNER
Phone MOntviIle 3484

MONTVILLE - Mrs. P u
Sommer and Mrs. Harland
Stoltz assisted by Mrs. George
Reid, Mrs. Joe Churchfield and
Mrs. Lester Skinner entertained
at a pink and blue shower for
Mrs. James Sidley, Jr. at the
Grange Hall last Thursday ev-
ening. About fifty ladies from
Cleveland, Jefferson, Willough-
by, Windsor, Hambden, Thomp-
son and Montville attended. The
evening was spent in visiting
and playing games. Mrs. Sid
ley received many nice gifts and
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The Hilltoppers downed the
Perry Pirates, 14-6, on the Per
ry field Friday, April 18, to gain
their first WRL victory.
Sam Rayl went the distance
for the Hilltoppers, giving up
eight walks, and striking out 13
Perry batSmen. Hank Kobul-
nicky gave the Hilltoppers only
four free trips to first and sent
nine batters to the bench. Re-
lief pitcher, Steve Martony,
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more, Susan Dolsen, Linda Ma
gy, Henry Nemec, Frank Kun
Stel, Pat Keyes, Beverly Price,
Deborah Blum, John Blum, Ro-
bert Burdick, Carol Canon, Dan
iel McCabe, Harry Bones, jan
ct Keyes, Sue Kingston, Sue
Knapp, Philip McNaughton, Ro-
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Prehistoric Animals
Made by 9th Grade

The students in Mrs. Bend
er'S room made prehistoric
animals. They were made
with paper mache. The room
is studying a unit in science
about prehistoric animals.
The animals will go to the
Burton Fair.
The sixth grade is also 60
ing to the h ealth museum.
Next stop is to Severance
Hall.
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TOTAL 25

The HilltopperS racked up
their third win of the season as
they edged West Geauga 80 in
an eight inning game, Tuesday,
April %.
West took an early lead as
they scored a run in the initial
inning, and increased their lead
the second as Bob Gable drove
in their second and final run.
The Wolverines lead held un-
til the sixth inning, when the