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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14

SUNDAY The frost isn't on the
pumpkin. And instead of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14

FRIDAY So many wonder at
GUSTPS success now that his
Evening star., 1959-02-04

Totals l41543 Totals 1713 A.
Halftime 27-25, Anacostla.
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Totals e41361 Totals SO IL SO
Halftime: 1928, American.
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Wilson, Cordozo
Win in West

Wilson put on a fourth
quarter squirt to nip Bell, 61-57.
yesterday in the first game Of
an Interhigh League West Di-
vision basketball ble-header
at Roosevelt.
League-leading Cardozo
rolled over Western, 72-45, in
the finals, behind Everett
Lucas scoring and ball ham
ding.
Down 41-39 with a mindte
remaining in the third period.
the Tigers raced into a 5l-41
lead after two minutes of the
fourth quarter. The Clerks,
now 80, had trouble with
Western until Lucas fired in
five baskets and set up three
more in the second quarter to
break a 1910 first-quarter
deadlock
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Gamble on Colts Job
Poys Off for Ewbonk

said he felt he may have made
a mistake. And in 1856 he al
most was fired.
Il could have ridden the
shirttail of Paul Brown, coach
of Cleveland, since he was al
ways 10 years ahead of the
game" Ewbank said. Now
I'm glad I came and stuck it
out"
RoSenbloom, who gives the
colts players post-seaSon "mer-
it awards" said he discussed
the bonus and contract with
Ewbank on the fight back
from New York after the Colts
whipped the Giants, 1917, last
December %.
Il guess 1 was higher in the
clouds than the plane he
said.
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Northern yirEinIa GROUP !

The Northern Virginia Group
I league is in a king size scram-
BILE today after Washington
Lee High Schools basketball
team handed Mount Vernon its
second straight loss, 44-39, in
overtime last night at Mount
Vernon.
Hammond and Wakefield also
won and remained tied with
WI in the standings. All have
So records. just .013 percentage
points behind Mount Vernon's
8-3 mark.
Mount Vernon had been far
ahead of the rest Of the pack.
but the Majors have lost three
of their last flve games.
Bob Jones was the hero last
night for the Generals, scoring
five, free throws in the over
time period. The regulation
game ended at 37-all after
Mount Vernon's Bob McCord
scored a basket with a minute
remaining to pull the Majors
into q tie. All of wills points
in the overtime came at the
foul line.
The Majors drew first blood
Evening star., 1959-02-04
HetzeI Carries
Landon to22d
Victory in Row
BY CARL SELL
Star Stan Writer

Fred Hetzel, a 6-foot-8
transfer from Wilson High
School, is helping Landon
school realize a dream it had
shattered last year-an un-
beaten basketball season.
The only threat to the Bears
chances now is Hetzel's old
teammates, Wilson. The two
schools tangle February IL at
Landon.
Yesterday at Landon, Hetzel
dropped in "a points as the
Bears defeated st. Adams,
$3.50. 1t was Landun's 10th
straight win this season and
22d in a row since a mid-sea-
son loss to Walter johnson
last year. The Bears finished
with a 22-l record last season.
The victory moved Landon
almost out of range in the
Interstate Athletic Conference
The Bears have a TO record
as compared to 80 for the two
second-place teams, st. Adams
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Blades Win EusiIy

Totals 1918 81 Totals 19
Halftime: 1918, High Point.
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Totals 10 947 Totals 81 IL SO
Halftime. 2S-16, Northwood.
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Eagles Wa||op
Loyo|a, Seek
4-Game String

American University's first
game after exams resulted in
1851 victory over Loyola of
Baltimore last night at AU, and
from the way the Eagles
wrapped that one up they could
have a four-game winning
streak by the end of the week.
This is AUS busiest stretch
Of the season, with four games
in five days. Tomorrow night
Coach Dave Carrasco's team
entertains Upsala. Friday night
the Eagles play Gallaudet in
the latter'S new gym, and Sat-
urday night play at Roanoke.
American U. still has a
chance to repeat as the top
team in the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference during the regular
season race. The Eagles cause
was helped last night when
Mount st. Mary's upset Balti-
more. That left Randolph
Macon on top with a ST. stand
ing to 6-2 for Baltimore and
So for AU and Lynchburg.
Loyola, one of the most i'm
proved teams in the conference
in the last few weeks, took an
early 21-16 lead over the
Eagles. But AU scared on top
by seven points at halftime
and won comfortably.
Willie Jones bounced back
into the conference scoring
race with a 24-point perform
ance, II in the first half. Dick
Wells and Bill Beauchamp gave
AU a big edge off the back
boards with 18 and IA rebounds,
and Beauchamp contributed II
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Trio's Scoring
Extends Streak
Of SurruttsvilIe

Surrattsville High Schools
basketball team has won IL
straight games this season,
mainly because of the scoring
of Martin Padgett, JeSsey Nc
Lain and Mike O'Connel. Each
is averaging 10 points or better
per game.
SurrattSville yesterday pol
ished off Calvert County. 1880,
at Calvert County. with Padgett
scoring 81 points, McLain, 20,
and O'Connel, 18. McLain has
the best average of the group.
1873, but he is followed closely
by O'Connel, 1872, and Padgett,
Evening star., 1959-02-04
New Rental Contract

The Colts also announced
they have told the Baltimore
Park Board to tear up the
rental contract for Memorial
Stadium and write another
one more favorable to the city
Don Kellett, general man
ager, said the old contract,
which had four years to run,
gave the city 3 per cent of the
gross attendance, after taxes,
against a $500 minimum per
game for three years and 4 per
cent after that.
I'VE never paid the mini
mum of $2.50Q" Kellett said.
Last season the Colts drew
more than 100000 fans for
5neir six home games.
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Susscer Has Score

Totals IL II
Halftime score: 31-@1, Damascus.
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Big Obstacles
Sill Facing
NorfhWoOd
BY BOB HANSON
star stan Writer

Northwood High Schools
basketball team is tied for FIRST
place in the Maryland BIZ
County League with Bladens-
burg and Bethesd a-Chevy
Chase, but repeat Of the In
dians' performance Of yester-
day in their next two games
could prove costly.
On a day when their top
scorer had his worst day of the
season, the Indians rallied In
the final period to defeat
Northwestern 53-47, yesterday
at Northwood.
Northwood plays Montgom-
cry Blair Friday night at home.
Northwood defeated Blair by a
point earlier in the season.
The Indians then play Bladens-
burg next Tuesday on the
Mustangs court.
The Indians must win these
two games or will flnd them
selves out of the championship
race.
Northwood led, 2S-l6, at
halftime. However, the Wild
cats roared back with Charley
Payne scoring 10 of his 81
points in the third quarter. The
game was tied, 37-37, on a
shot by Don Dettmering at
7:15 of the fourth quarter.
Charley Graham of the In
dians then scored two fouls and
followed with a layup to give
Northwood a lead it held until
the end. The closest North
western came after that was
FIVE points, 52-47, with 80 sec
onds left in the game.
Kirk Stewart of Northwood,
whose 2l.0 average was one of
the highest in the area, was
held to 13 points, his lowest
total Af tho coacOn
Evening star., 1959-02-04
INIERaIGH LEAGUE
BY DICK SLAY
star stan Writer

Nothing happened yesterday
which would hint of a different
outcome next Tuesday when
Spingarn tries for the second
time to defeat Eastern.
If Spingarn is capable of
getting closer to the East Divi-
sion champions than last
months Is points, then it kept
the secret guarded yesterday
during a 47-43 squeak victory
over Anacostia. The game was
played before a capacity house
at Spingarn.
Anacostia is making every
body look bad this season
so goes the word around the
Interhigh League and Spin
garn didn't escape. Thirteen
point conquerors of the In
dians in their first meeting,
Spingarn needed two foul shots
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Hammond SIops
AnnunduIe Five

Hammond's Eddie Doran hit
on 13 of 10 shots from the floor
as the Admirals defeated An
nandale, 1888, in a Group l
basketball game last night at
Annandale.
Mike Vopatek held Terry
Geib, the States leading scorer,
to nine points before leaving
the game midway Of the final
Vaari0d
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FOULS BEAT ANACOSTIA
Spingorn Holds Back
For Eastern Skirnish

by Bernard Levi with one Sec
ond remaining TO ice yester-
days decision.
The home team held a As
80 lead with three minutes to
go, but Larry Nolan and Paul
Barnes scored to make 1t 45-43.
With "a seconds left Anacostia
got the ball again and missed
four shots before fouling Levi.
The Indians threw the ball
away eight times in the first
flve minutes and trailed, 1912.
They rallied to take a 36-32
lead late in the third quarter,
but James Jackson fouled out
and Spingarn scored 9 straight
points to go in front perman-
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deadlock.
Totals ~ l3 81 Totals 25Il61
Halfsime. 1877, Wilson.
Phelps Bumped

Totals 1912 Totals /
Halftime 1921, Csrdozo.
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Coolidge Escapes
From Roosevelt,
Tech Scores Rout

Coolidge grabbed the lead
from Roosevelt in the second
quarter and nurSed a small
margin throughout the game
yesterday for a 1851 basket
ball victory in Interhigh
League West Division action
at Mckinley Tech.
In the nightcap, Mckinley
Tech ran away from Chamber
lain, $3.50, in an East Divi-
sion game
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Loudoun Gets Nod

Loudoun County High stayed
in the thick of the Virginia
District 9, Group II basketball
title race with a 56-41 victory
over Osbourn last night at
Loudoun. The win enabled
Loudoun to keep in a tie with
Garfield and George Mason
for third nlace
Evening star., 1959-02-04
High Point Wins
Overtime TussIe

Clancy Dreamy scored five
free throws in overtime as High
Point defeated Walter johnson,
54-46, yesterday in Bi-county
basketball game at Walter
johnson.
Dave Goldfaden hit on a
jump shot from the corner with
Is seconds left in regulation
time to tie the score, 46-all, for
Evening star., 1959-02-04

nerS' court
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Lees Slow Sturt
HELPS st. Stephen's

st. Stephens took advantage
of a cold first half by Lee to
score a 44-37 basketball victory
last night at Lee.
The Lancers failed to score
in the first period and had only
four points in the second.
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Role PAGES B-CC
To Easy Verdict

Fred Role. 6-foot-312 sem
ior recently denoted from the
starting team, played about
two quarters for Bethesda
Chevy Chase yesterday and set
the squad scoring mark for the
basketball season as he paced
Q 70-47 victory over Suitland
at B-CC.
Role scored IL of Is chances
from the foul line to account
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Howard Is Beaten

George Kallis scored two free
throws with six seconds re-
to enable Annapolis to
edge Howard County High. 48-
46. last night at Howard
County. The two teams were
even in field goals and free
throws before Kallis stepped to
tho line
Evening star., 1959-02-04

Wakefield jumped of to a
2O-3 first quarter lead and then
raced to a 67-46 Group l baS-
ketball victory over Falls
Church last night at Falls
Church. John KaSprzac trig-
gered the Wakefield attack with
90 Yl0iV1fc
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Frederick SaSScer h e ! d
Leonardtown to five points in
the third quarter, and then had
to withstand a furious 26-point
final period effort by Leonard
town before it was able to take
home a 1881 basketball VIC
tnrv Yesterday at IennardtnWn
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WI ScrombIes Roce
By Upsetting Majors

in the overtime period when
Mike Patterson scored q basket,
wills Jim Grant squared 1t
moments later with two free
throws. Jones then sank five
more foul shots while Mount
Vernon was being blanked to
min fha 1aVna
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Sonny Chisholm dropped in
81 points. 16 Of them in the
fourth period, last night as
George Washington scored its
second basketball upset in two
weeks in the Group l League,
defeating Fairfax, 67-63. at
Hammond
Evening star., 1959-02-04

Richard Smith poured in IS
points in the second quarter TO
break open a tight basketball
game and lead Fairmont
Heights to a 1888 victory over
Phelps yesterday on the win
nerS' court.
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Little Hoyos Win

Five men scored in double
figures to lead Georgetown
Prep to a $3.50 basketball romp
over Archbishop Neale of Ia
Plata yesterday on the losers
aa,,,.f
Evening star., 1959-02-04

Bladensburg had four players
in dougle figures as it defeated
Richard Montgomery, 1852,
yesterday at Richard Montgom-
cry. The basketball victory
enabled the Blades to remain
in a three-way tie for first
place in the Bi-CountY League.
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az NokesViue.
Jackson Triumphs

FREDERICKSBURG. Feb. 4
(SpeciaD Luther jackson de-
feated Walker-Grant, 59-55. in
a Virginia Interscholastic as
ISOLATION basketball game here
last night.
Evening star., 1959-02-04

BALTIMORE. Feb. 4 (AP).-
Weeb Ewbank's gamble with
Job security has paid off hand
somely.
The little coach who led the
Colts to their first National
Football League title in 1858
was rewarded last night with a
$25,000 bonus and a new three
year contract calling for $780,
900 annually.
Carroll Rosenbloom, princi-
pal owner of the Colts, said the
contract will be renegotiated
each year. That means Ewbank
will receive at least two years
salary in the event he is fired
Talent Praised
Il hope our contract is for
ever" Rosenbloom said at the
teams annual press party. "A
better man we do not believe
we can find. If he fouls up.
III buy up his contract first
thing"
Rosenbloom recalled that he
said much the same thing five
years ago when Ewbank quit
As an assistant coach of the
Browns and Joined the Colts.
And for awhile I thought
he had been here forever" he
said.
Ewbank admitted the climb
to the top Of the league wasn't
easy. He predicted when he
took over the down-trodden
Colts in 1854 that he'd produce
a title contender in five years
But after the first season, he
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Mclean Spanked

Skip johnson scored 10 points
to power Groveton to a 69-56
victory over Mclean in a Group
I basketball game last night at
Mel can
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d GeOrgetOWn Prep,
Priory Tokes 9th

Priory advanced its record to
9-5, the schools best in four
years. by defeating St. Anthony,
56-31. in basketball yesterday
IL N..iA..ar
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Mclean
Garfield Triumphs

Garfield avenged an early
season loss to Herndon last
night, dumping the Group II,
Virginia District 9 leaders, 63-
80 at Garfield.
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HOCKEY RESULTS

EASTERN LEAGUE
Johnstown, 9: Philadelphia, 8.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Fort Wayne. g; Indianapolis, 5
tovertime).
WESTERN LEAGUE
Vancouver, 3; Seattle, /.
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Wheaton Clicks

Alex Ober scored II points
to pace Wheaton to a 1880
basketball victory over Sher-
wood yesterday at Sherwood.
Evening star., 1959-02-04
Boston Posts Rout

Hoffman Boston yesterday
scored 48 points in the second
half to take a 74-70 decision
from Dunbar in a basketball
game at Terrell Junior High
School.
Evening star., 1959-02-04
GLOVES
Continued From Page C-1

continued from rage C-l
Rice, the Maryland University
student fighting under the CYO
banner.
There was even a Floyd Pat
terson on the card, one Norvel
Bradshaw of Police No. 2. Brad
shaw not only bore a facial re-
semblence to the heavyweight
champion but also acted like
him in betting out teammate
Columbus Burrell in their 1885,
pound subnovice bout. Burrell
was down twice in the first 40
seconds as the cool, detached
Bradshaw tossed him into dis
card.
The fans also were treated to
a f1aShback of the famed Jack
Dempsey Luis Firpo heavy
weight bout in the second con-
ISOLATION fight on the card. This
was an unexpected thriller in
which Morris Chestnut, st.
Joseph Club lat FOUNDER,
knocked Marcellus Vaughan of
the 12tn Street Y through the
ropes, head first, in the first
round, and ended up stretched
out on the canvas himself after
one minute of war in the
second.
The polish of the old pro
champions and gladiators was
of course, but the
youngsters who played their
roles last night had the en-
thusiasm, the courage and the
stamina that are the hallmarkS
of title-winners.
Those fans who prefer the
less skilled but whirlwind style
of pure amateurism also had
their fill. Charles Mayhem of
the well conditioned Falls
Church-Fairfax JayceeS out
lasted Peter Gains whirlwind
start to win the unanimous de-
cision with a knockdown finish
in their 147-pound bout.
Indian Bites Dust
Mel Smith, an unattached
lightweight, also turned in a
rousing effort in stopping Jesse
Bowden of Police No. 2 in the
135-pound division.
There were diSappointments
in some quarters, of course, as
club hopefuls fell by the way
side. Wesley Boyd, the Menom-
inee Indian from the Optimist
Club, was overmatched in his
senior middleweight bout with
OSley SilaS of the Northeast
A. C, and was flattened in 1:50
of the first round.
James Hart, another Opti-
mist representative, lasted only
one round against John Moore,
also of Northeast, in their sub
novice 160-pound engagement.
And the Northeast contingent
saw one of their own stars
Snuffed out when Jimmy Reid,
floored three times by Leroy
Roberts of Police No. 2, lost a
unanimous decision.
Roberts also was down once
from a delayed-action right to
the head in the first round, but
got up to the surprise of his
rival with short shots that
first amused and then dis
gusted Reid as he bounced on
the carpet.
$4,000 for Boys Clubs
The OptimistS made a better
showing during the intermis-
sion, when Lou Richardson and
Arthur Garrett presented that
organizations check for $4,000
to George Cullen, president of
the Boys Clubs, to assist the
latter'S work in the area.
The OptimiSts also awarded
plaques to Dick O'Brien of The
Stars sports staff, director of
the tournament, and Coach
Lew Hanbury of the Optimist
team as a Testimonial of ap-
probation in recognition of
and unselfsh con-
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Damascus Wins

Damascus stretched its record
to II wins against one loss by
defeating Glenelg, GAS. in
basketball yesterday at Glenelg.
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NokesYiIle Loses

Cleve Vince scored a field
goal with 80 seconds remaining
to lead Warrenton to a 48-47
victory over Nokesville in a
District 9, Group II basketball
IL .-a-L.A - AIAI.nr..s1lA
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Victory for Mason

George Mason'S basketball
team last night defeated Stat
ford on a second half rally. 6l-
46, at George Mason and ran
it's season record to 7-3.
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Ryken Is Defeated

Gwynn Park defeated Ryken,
51-41, in basketball yesterday
at Gwynn Park for its fifth
Evening star., 1959-02-04
HIGH HSCHOOL
SPORTS
BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday

BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday
Annapolis, 4S Howard County, 40.
B,CC, 20; suitland. Al,
Bladensbur" 76: Rich MONTGOMERY, So
cardozo, 72: Western, As.
Coolidge, SO; Roosevelt, 81.
Damascus "a: Glenelg, As.
Fairmont Heights, -73: Phelps, So.
Gaithersburs, 40. Laurel, 81
Garfield, SO: Herndon. SO.
George Mason 81: Stafford, As.
Georgetown Prep 30; Archbishop Neal
CIV fTOsh 81; Bulls Prep, 70 lover
CIV 81: tairfax. SO.
Great Mills, SO; Charlotte Hall, As.
Groveton, SO Mclean, So.
Gwynn PARK 81; Ryksn; Al
High Point 81: Walter Johnson, As
Holman Boston, "A; Dunbar. 20.
Landor g. st. Adams. 80.
Re" LutheT JscRson. f es @ walker iR'o Grant, N S.
Mackin, "a. 0usntico Post, 43.
Marshall. "a: Rappahannock, 43.
NorthwoOd So: Northwestern. A..
Priory, So; st. Anthony, n.
st. Stephens, "A: Lee, 81
sasscer, SO; Leonardtovn, 81.
surrattsyille, 70, Calvert County, so.
Tech, -6s; Chamberlain, 80.
%sFsfsS %sFfsnton. Il e. ts5Is NdE..Tis ThEE'9
'"e eshinston-Lee, ~: Mount Vernon,
30 (overtimel
Wilson, 81: Bell, 81.
wheaton, 20: Sherwood, 60
W c. Taylor at Psrker-Gray, post
Games To-day
St. Johns at Roosevelt, $50
DeMatha at Oeorgetown Frosh, $50
Woodberry Forest At Randolph Macon.
800.
woodward Prep ct Fort BelvoiT Prep, T.
Evening star., 1959-02-04

Totals 1ol244 Totals IA II 80
Halftime 2l-l5, WI.
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Muckin Tukes Nod

Mackin pulled away from
Quantico Post in the second
half to notch a 54-53 basket
ball victory last night on the
lnSerS' court
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Totals 26 Is 6S
Halftime score: 33-1s, Tech.
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Wakefield Wins

Totals "a 10 81 Totals % 13
Halftime score; 1925, Fairfax.
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Great Mills Wins

Great Mills defeated Char
lotte Hall, 53-45, in basketball
last night at Great Mills.
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Totals ~ 10 So Totals IL 931
Halftime score: 29-13. Priory,
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CIV Scores Upset

Totals 291513 Totals 2O16 5
Halftime: 1927, Hammond.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30

Two weeks of trips around
your city and state are being
offered at the Y. Trips include
industries, visiting historical
points Of interest, rems
sports, and play.
The program will be led by
Mrs. Sue Bieniasz, the program
director Of the East Cleveland
YWCA, and Jack Mootz, the
youth secretary Of the East
Cleveland YMCA. The new
YMCA bus will be used. 1t will
pick up boys and girls at the
"Y", 1881 Lee blvd, and return
them there at the end Of the
trip. The fee for the trips include
transportation, insurance, and
all admission fees. "Y" men,
bership is required of all boys
and girls. Wanderers should
bring bag lunch and beverage
for all day trips.
Boys and girls may register
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30
'49ers Plan
Reunion For
August 18th

Hey, Forty-Niners. Let's get
together.
A call is being made TO the
members Of the 1949 January
and June graduating classes
from Euclid Shore to attend a
reunion Aug. 18th at Smiths
restaurant.
A thorough search has been
made to find out where all of
the classmates are. But ten of
the members are missing.
The ten are: Don Butler, Jim
Butler, Danny Curto, Renee
Gilman, Jean Hook, Shirley
Horner, Bob Miller, Jim Math-
ers, Cert Ritchings, and Vita
Yushka.
Hal Prosser, June class presi-
dent, is coming the farthest
distance to attend the reunion.
Prosser lives in New Haven,
Conn.
The reunion will begin at
$3.50 p. m. and continue until
2::30 a. m. The cost will be
$1,000 per couple or $500 for
stag. A payment in advance is
requested by Don Samuels, 1859
Lakeside ave-, Cleveland Il.
More information may be ac-
quired by telephoning j o n
Morris Bresnan at RE 1-3529.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30
Free Movie Tickets

You con get q pair OF COM
plimentorY tickets to the Shaw
Hayden Theotre by reading the
ads in this paper. There ore ten
nomes in ten ads scattered thru
the poper. II you find your name
just clip the dd and take il to
the Show.HaYden Thsutre and
you'll get two free tickets.
Tonite thru Saturday. Ask
Any Girl"
Kiddie M tines Saturday.
Tommy and The Bochelor." The
Hour Of Cartoons. Matinee Club.
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday.
"Torzon's Greatest Adventure"
and The Mon Who Could Cheoi
Deoth."
Next Wednesday. Women
Diseased"
Check all the dds and maybe
you'll find your name. II not this
week. be sure 10 look next week.
Therell be ten names each week
good for 20 tickets at the Shaw
Hayden Theatre.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30

INVALID CAR SERVICE
"a HOURS A DAY
Stanley H. Johnston Funeral Home
Kenmore l.3600
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-07-30

Photo by Raimor
pearls and sequins h e d her
finger-tip illusion veil and she
carried a crescent shaped bou-
quet Of white orchids and
stephanotis.
Filomena Picciono attended
the bride as maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Theresa Pa
triarca, Marlene Powall, Betty
Skrjanc, Theresa DiPetta, Jean
ME Krasowski and Sandra
Cianci.
Best man for the bridegroom
was James Darise. Ushers were
William Park hurst, Sandy
Sciortino, Donald Brown, Earl
McNeilly, Anthony Modarelli,
Frank Lopaine and John Kline.
The wedding reception was
held at Recher Hall.
When they return from a trip
to the Pococno Mountains the
couple will be at home at 1920
Rockefeller rd., Wickliffe.
The bride attended Ohio Uni
versity. Mr.. Colacarro who at
tended Kent State University is
a member Of Delta Upsilon fra
ternity.