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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19

Ebert Dubenion begins his last
season as Bluffton college ath-
1ete Saturday when he leads a
small group of BC track men to
Denison university's Livingston
Relays.
Runner-up to tabled Olympian
Ira Murchison at the Livingston
Relays two years ago, Dubenion
still faces stiff challenges in his
hopes to win the sprint cham
pionShips.
In addition to their star sprint
er, the Beavers also will enter
freshman Bill Lape in the 55-yard
dash. Lape will also be in the
high jump and the broad jump
Making his first appearance for
Bluffton will be pole vaulter Dor.
la Warvel, a junior college trans,
fer. Warvel has cleared II fee
regularly and should have an ex
cellent chance to win the Mid
Ohio track championship. A
vault of more than II feet should
also enable him to place in the
Relays at Denison Saturday.
Be may also send a relay
squad, although the member.
have not yet been chosen
Certain Standout
Probably the most outstanding
star to appear Saturday at Den
ison will be Hayes Jones, East
ern Michigan star who is con
Sidered Americas creates
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
Past Masters Night
Slated by MasOns

Past Masters night will be OBJ
served Monday evening by the
Bluffton Masonic lodge, worship
full master Robert E. Stratton an
nounced this week.
Work will be conferred in the
Master Mason degree, with for
mer masters of the lodge partic-
ipating in the ceremonies.
The meeting begins at 7:30 p.
m. in the Masonic temple and a
covered dish dinner will be held
in the dining room later in the
evening.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
HOOT OWL, LEAGUE

South Gate Rec. 0, Mt. Cory
Elev. 4; Steiner Stock Barn a,
Rawson Merchant 0; 7-Up l,
Tripletts 3; Reichley Assn. &,
Millagers Drug 0.
High Individual Games-Hohen-
brink 1T, T. Tompson I'll,
Schafer 1873, Oilbone 1T, Swank
177-189.
High Individual Series - D.
Alspach 148-212-151 for. a 511, Art
Schaaff 224-187-144 for a SIS, T.
Kennday ITS, J. Freed 201-184,
1853 for a $50, Tom Stacy 182-150-
172 for a 504.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19

eff we win this year it will be
because we get more from each
man, because our manpower is
very Slight" Mast concluded.
Indoor workouts have begun
and the team will be moving onto
the practice track at College field
as soon as weather permits.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
CLASSIC LEAGUE

Crows 5 to LOO a, McCrate
Ford o; Steinman TV Towers 0,
Clark's Buick 6; Bluffton Stone
Co. 1, Swank's Barber 3; Simon S
Soho 3, Goodwin Ins. 1.
High Individual Games - D.
Clark 211. Dick Simon 176-176.
High Individual Series - j. T.
Muller 148-175-182 for a 502, B,
Weyer 158-172-179 for 500, Bill
Bassitt. 195-189-142 for a 526
Dick Brown 190-137-177 for 504
Art Kleman 149-201-202 for a 552
Bob Deerhake 198-156-153 for g
507, Bob Crow 137-205-115 for q
500, J. Weyer 172-153-196 for g
521, D. Rockey 166-168-198 for G
511, G.. Welty 163-182-175 for 6
| 500.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
TRAVELLERS LEAGUE

Sohio l, BeaVerdam Firemen
No. 1 3; Kinsinger d, Bluffton
Stone co. o; Page Dairy 8, South
Gate Lane l.
High Individual Games -
Charles Bucher 179, D. Lamb
100, Bob Mathewson 179, H. Con-
rad. IT'S, B. Badertscher 1877, D.
Ruhr 189, J. Badertscher 1872, T.
OSting 180.
High Individual Series - John
Schmutz 141-171-192 for a 504,
Walter Griffin 159-195-152 for a
SOC, M. Mueller 198-194-159 for a
531, J. Weyer 200-163-168 for a
531, B. Wheeler 188-161-214 for a
564.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
TO HEAR SYMPHONY

Bluffton sixth graders and
members of the High School
Band were to attend the Chill
dren's Concert of the Lima
Symphony orchestra this morn
ing, Thursday, at Memorial hall,
Lima. More than 5000 children
were to hear the concert at diff
ferent times during the day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
Best Cagers May Be Small Tennessee
Team, Not K-State, BIC Coach Says

after the Harlem Globetrotters,
with their two tall men playing
a double pivot and setting up
plays for Burnette and the two
guards.
Convinced of their ability to de-
feat almost any college team in
the country, Mast wistfully hoped
for just one man from the talent
ed Tennessee crew to transfer to
Bluffton college.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19

High Individual Games-Cleora
Golden 200, Louise Reichenbach
167, Imelda Bracy 165, Norma
Zimmerly 153, Helen Steiner 148,
Susie SchmutZ 148.
High Individual Series-Cleora
Golden 485, Imelda Bracy 443,
Norma Zimmerly 438, Iva Triple
horn 405, Lou Ann Palte 400.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
TWI-LTTE

Clevenger Ins. 3, Ex-Cell-O No.
2 /; Koontz Sinclair 2, Lutheran
Men Q; Ex-Cell-O No. / 4, Mt.
Cory Sportsman 0.
High Individual Games -- X.
Parish 1877, Dean Nonnamaker
IT'S, Bob Koontz 1873.
High Individual Series D.
Daley 140-173-209 for a 522, j..
Daley 183-194-137 for a 514, M.
Muller 165-170-203 for a 538, B.
Deerhake 184-l48-174 for a SOC, T.
Croft 170-185-191 for a 546, j.
Badertscher 170-158-191 for a 519.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19

Rounding out the top five scor-
ers, Milt Lee and Harvey Porter
swished 135 and 127 points thru
the hoop respectively.
Individual scoring records are
listed below for the entire Bluff
ton basketball team.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19

High Individual Games - Jean
Kizer 185, Evelyn Reese ITS, Lola
Leiber 172, Eileen Mueller 1853,
Vernal Corson 167, Levan Downey
165, Donna Basinger 165, Helen
Simon 166. .....
High-Individual Series-Evelyn
Reese 466, Eileen Mueller 451,
Jean Kizer 447, Levon Downey
438, Lola Leiber 436, 10 Souder
ABS. Mae Clark 433.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
LAYMEN LEAGUE

Bob's Recreation 8, Benton
Ridge Methodist Men 1; Leland
OILERS Ins. a, Blatz 0; Mis-
wander Imp. 3, Citizens Bank L;
Mt. Cory Meth. Men 8, Chuck &
Demp's 1.
High Individual Games - B.
Butler 188, D. Falk 179, E. Zim-
merly 1T, Dick Boehr 200, Paul
Basinger 222, Bob Gratz 200, J.
Stonehill 180, K. Reichenbach
184, Ross Irwin 181.
High Individual Series - Bob
Meyer 210-22-179 for a COG.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
TRIPLETT LEAGUE

Rockettes won two of three
from the SIS; Jewels won three
from the Triplettes; Skiliners won
two of three from the Hot Rod
ders. High series, Rockettes,
2027.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-03-19
LEAGUE BOWLING
WEEK OF MAR. o-14
PONDER PUFF L,EAIJGE

Snodgrass Market 2, Stager
Coal l; Vance Paint & Awning 8,
Loofbourrow's Drugs o; Conrad
Bros. e.. Edelweiss Restaurant l.;
Seyferts 3, Unna Terra Gel 0.
Present Standings
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L O O X !!
SILVER
DOLLAR
DAYS

WITH THE MANY
OTHER BARGAINS OF
F E K E D ON L HIS
SHEET, LEES is CIV
ING AWAY TICKETS
WITH EACH ONE DOL
L A r P u r c II A S E -,
WHICH WILL ENTITLE
YOU TO WIN ONE
THOUSAND SILV E r
DOLLARS PLUS MANY
OTHER PRIZES TO BE
GIVEN ON A u c. u S T
18th AT 4:30 P. M.
HERE IN TABOR CITY.
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UPHOLSTERER

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WORKING conditions, group hos
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JANITOR

Sober, exper. colored man. living
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apt. bldg. must know stoker and
minor repairs: good salary plus
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
BY VILLA POE WILSON
contributing Writer

Altogether, the thirty-three
Presidents Of the United
States have had ia sons and
daughters.
The honor Of being the
very first daughter Of a
President of the United
States belongs to Abigail
Adams, the elder child Of the
second President Of the
United States and Mrs. John
Adams, who married william
Stephens Smith II years be-
fore her father became Presi-
dent. She never lived in the
White House.
John Quincy Adams, elder
son Of John Adams, was the
only son Of a President to
become President Of the
United States. He was in the
diplomatic service overseas
when the President and Mrs.
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found It diffcuIt 70 care for

found it difficult to care for
her family and conduct the
domestic affairs Of the White
House, so was grateful when
Mrs. James Madison assumed
much of the social respon-
sibility. Mrs. EppeS en-
deavored to do her part, but
Sickened and died in Jeffer-
sons first administration.
Marie Hester Monroe, the
second daughter of President
and Mrs Monroe, was the
first daughter of a President
to be a White House bride
when she married her cousin
Samuel Laurence Gouverneur
in 1920 in the East room of
the White House. Her sister,
Elizabeth Kortright Monroe
--l2 years older-had married
Judge George Hay of Rich
mond (who conducted the
prosecution of Aaron BURR
IL years before.
Four Sons
Martin Van Buren,, a
widower, had four handsome
sons. The older son, Maj.
Abraham Van Buren,, was his
fathers secretary. His beau
tiful wife was the White
House hostess. The three
White House bachelors,
Martin, jr., John and Smith
Thompson. were beSieged with
invitations and were often
hosts at the White House.
Only four of William Henry
Harrison's ten children were
alive when he was inaugu-
rated President, including
Elizabeth Bassett Harrison,
wife of John Cleves Short;
John Scott Harrison father
OF an eight-year-old boy,
BENJAMIN Harrison) DIES.
tined to become the 23d
President of the United
States; Mary Symmes Har-
rison, wife of DR.. John Henry
Fitzhugh Thornton, and
Anna Tuthill Harrison, wife
of William Henry Taylor.
The widow of his son, Will
liam Henry Harrison, jr.,
was hostess during the one
month of the Harrison adj
ministration.
Benjamin Harrison, who
was inaugurated in 1889, had
two children by his first wife,
Caroline Scott Harrison
Russell Benjamin Harrison
and Mary Scott Harrison
Mrs. James Robert Mckee,.
John Tyler was playing
horseShoes with his boys
when he learned of the death
Of William Henry Harrison,
thus making him 10th Presi-
dent of the United States.
At that time he was the
father of seven children by
his first wife, Letitia Chris
tian Tyler.
After the death of his first
wife, President Tyler mar
ried Julia Gardiner. Their
seven children were born
after he left the White House.
Miss Betty" MARY Eliz-
abeth Taylor, daughter Of
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WHITE HOUSE CHILDREN
! First White House Wedding
| Was John Quincy Adams

pered he was heartbroken
because Mary HELEN had
married his brother.
Charles Francis Adams,
who was Just eighteen when
his father became President,
lived TO the age Of seventy
nine. became a man of let
tiers and the family biog-
rapher, a member of Con-
gress and Minister TO Great
Britain.
The story Of daughters in
the White House really be-
gins with the two daughters
of Thomas Jefferson-Mar-
tina mrs. Thomas Mann
Randolph and Maria (Mrs.
John Wayles Eppes). Both
had been educated in a
French convent when their
father was u. s. Minister to
France. Mrs. Randolph was
the mother Of six children
at the time her widower
father became President. She
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John Adams moved into the
White House in 1900.
John Quincy Adams son
John was the first son Of a
President to be married in
the White House, when he
took his cousin, Mary HELEN,
for his bride in the East
room in 1926. John,
Elder Son
The elder son Of John
Quincy Adams, George
Washington Adams, member
Of the Massachusetts, Legis-
lature, fell off a boat and
drowned shortly after the
end of his fathers admins
tration. Many people whis-
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House wedding Of Ellen
Wrenshall Grant - Nellie"
Grant, and Algernon Charles
Frederick Sartoris of England
in 1871, engaged public at
tention in the administra-
ton Of U. S. Grant. Her
second husband was Frank
Hatch Jones, first assistant
postmaster of the United
States. President Grants
son, Frederick Dent Grant,
married Ida Marie Honore
in 1870 and brought his
bride to live at the White
House. Their first child, Julia
Dent Grant, now Princess
Cantacuzene of Washington,
was born in the White House
in 1876.
Sons Made News
The four sons of Ruther-
ford Birchard Hayes were
news in his administration.
Birchard Austin Hayes and
Webb Cook Hayes served as
their fathers secretaries.
Rutherford Platt Hayes, 10,
was in college. Scott Russell
Hays, 6. years old, and his
sister Fanny, 10 years old,
were chriStened in the White
House dining room after the
silver wedding anniversary
party of President and Mrs.
Hayes. Fanny Hayes mar
ried Harry Eaton Smith, but
resumed her maiden name,
and lived to a ripe old age.
Webb Hayes became a
colonel in the United States
Volunteers, and was awarded
a Congressional Medal of
Honor for service in the
Spanish American War.
During the short span of
his residence in the White
House from March to Sep
TENDER, 1881, when an assas-
sins bullet took his life, James
A. Garfield and his four sons,
Harry Augustus. IS, James
Rudolph, Is, Irwin Mcdowell,
ii and Abram, 8. made an
interesting group as they
walked along the Potomac
River banks or went boating
and fishing on the river.
'Mollie" Garfield whose for
NAL name was Mary, was IA,
and was allowed to put aside
her school dress for a more
formal one when her father
was inaugurated. In 1888, she
IN arried Joseph Stanley
Brown. Later she married
william L. Halloran and lived
with her brother, Abram, near
Cleveland, Ohio.
Nellie" Ellen Herndon
Arthur, was just 10 years old
when she became the little
girl of the White House
when her father, Chester AL
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President Zachary Taylor,
and wife Of his aide and
secretary, Col. William WAL
lace Bliss, acted as White
House hostess for her mother.
Miss Betty's' regime was
short for her father. who
was inaugurated March 5,
1849, died on July 8, 1850.
Sarah Knox Taylor who
was the first wife of Jeffer-
son Davis, President of the
Confederate States, died five
years before her father be-
came President. Another
daughter, Anne Mackall Tay-
lor, was married in 1929 to
DR.. Robert Crooke Wood, as
Sistant surgeon general of
the United States. Zachary
Taylor's son Richard, who
was % when his father was
inaugurated, became a gen.
eral in the Confederate army.
Mary Abigail Fillmore was
just IS. and her brother, Mil
lard Powers Fillmore, was
just %. when their father
became President.
The White House was a
rather sad place during the
administration Of Franklin
Pierce, for Mrs. Pierce was
so bowed with grief at the
death Of their only son, Ben
jamin Pierce, in a railroad
accident on the eve of the
Inauguration, that she never
came to Washington. Their
other sons. Franklin Pierce,
jr., and Frank Robert Pierce,
died in babyhood.
Wept UnashamedIy
The story of President
Abraham Lincoln's affection
for his three sons makes a
tender chapter in the story
of his administration. Robert
Todd Lincoln, who was Is
years old when his father
was elected. soon became an
aide to his father and as
he grew older, a captain on
the staff Of Gen. U. S. Grant.
Lincoln Wept unaShamedly
when willie" William Wal
lace Lincoln died in the White
House at the age of IL. "Tad"
Thomas Lincoln, 3 years
younger than willie" be-
came the Civil War PreSi-
dents inseparable compan-
ion. Lincoln often spoke of
Edward Baker Lincoln, who
died in 1850 when he was
4 years old.
Mrs. Andrew johnson was
not in good health, so her
two daughters, Martha john
son. wife of United States
Senator David T. Patterson,
and Mary johnson, wife of
Col. Daniel Slower Qater
Mrs. w. r. Bacon and their
families lived in the White
House. Andrew Johnson, jr.,
and the two grandsons, An
drew Johnson Patterson and
Andrew johnson Slower, gave
a 60th anniversary birthday
party for President johnson.
The romance and White
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WHITE HOUSE CHILDREN

Note: This IS the second Of two
articles on children in the White
House from lots administrations
to the dogs Of our first Presidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

Ian Arthur became president
ON the death Of President
Garfield.
Chester Allan Arthur, jr.,
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was Just II when his father
became President. He often
gave dances for the younger
set at the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

Variety is the spice of beauty
at Jellef5 Fails Church Beauty Salon, tool
Come in or telephone JE 2-l2oo Lower Level
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WIN, LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From Page A-16

COntlnued from Rage Ais
involving Ray Robinson Lou Ambers Lew Jenkins Marty
Servo Joe Louis Arturo Godoy and dozens of others.
Cavanaugh refereed the 1888 fight in which Ernie
Schaaf young heavyweight out of Boston, was killed by
left ab thrown by Primo Camera. In fact Billy
Of the few who knew instantly that Schaa badly hurt
Nearly everybody else accused him of throwing the fight
Who ever heard of being knocked out by iab?
BILLY talked Of that fight often" COL Hull relates.
He had borne in mind that Max had knocked Schaaf
senseess six months earlier and put him in hospital for
weeks Shortly before the knockout another ab by Car
nera had raised lump Schaafs head and Billy had
noticed it. The knockout jab wasn't stiff but it
ended the fight"
JOHNNY BUCKLEY, who managed schaaf, climbed
into the ring and tried to slap his fighter into conscious
ness Before he could do it, Cavanaugh pushed Buckley
away and called for doctor Three days later Schaaf died
from brain surgery.
Cavanaugh himself always worked in the ring with his
fighters The job he did in &c. after coming out of retire.
ment to coach the Armys Olympic hopefus MASTER
piece OF the 10 places the United States team
were won by Army men, including Pete Rademacher
and Torres
And did Billy work with those fellowsP He was 10
years old.
BILLY Cavanaugh working in the ring with fighters
recently four months ago." Col Hull discloses-
proudly.
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake City. 3; Portland, /.
Sacramento. B; Spokane, !.
NfTHERNATIoNAL LEAGUE
Richmond. z; Rochester. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Fort Worth, 8: Dallas, 2.
Denver, Ga: Louisville, SIS.
Omaha, 3;sHouston, 2.
indianapolis. g.: Minneapolis, 2.
Austin. 8: Tulsa. o.
San Antonio. 8; Victoria, 8.
Amarillo. 8; Corpus Christi, 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, 8; New Orleans. 2.
Birmingham, b; Mobile. o,
Nashville, 2: Memphis, I.
Shreveport, 8; Chattanooga, o.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
,d pS.a RIGA ia; Mexico City
Nuevo Laredo. 8; Mexico City Reds, 4
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Asheyille, z; Macon, 2.
Charlotte. 80: Savannah, 81.
Knoxville, 4; Gastonia, 2.
Charleston, 4: Jacksonville, 0,
EASTERN LEAGUE
epringfeld. 1: Albany. o.
Williamsport, 8; Binghamton, 2.
Lancaster at Allentown, rain.
Reading at York, rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-18
ToIus' to Bottle
Hoystocks Again

Haystacks Calhoun and Chief
Big Heart will battle the Tolas
brothers, Chris and John, in
the feature match on Thurs
day nights wrestling show at
Capitol Arena.
Haystacks got q preview OF
what to expect from the Tolas'
last night at Marlboro Motor
Raceway as he and Red Bastein
lost q bruising battle to Chris
and John.
In other bouts last night.
Rick Starr used a flying tackle
and a series Of drop-kicks to de-
feat the Zebra Kid, Big Heart
battled Johnny Valentine to a
draw, and Argentina Yuma had
little trouble disposing Of Judo
Jack Terry.