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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03

siplllman ~ Sg1 w Central Az on
Thursday. June ~, Mrs Jackson
MAS hostess at PRETTY appointed
luncheon ia her homie 10 honor ~
her heuseguest with Mrs PARKER as
coshoAteas Guests In addition 20
tho honersr we're Mines Rosie An
dsrson. Horace i,ruwn Dewey
Jackson, william white william
iirayhoy and A. y Jackson and
othor oat IT town guests MINES
Wilma tandnfa ana Fannlo Mae
Copeland of Nashville Tenn
rhih ia~ts n their last meet
Ing OF the summer season, tho
Twin city bridge ylub WA hoated
NV Mr. and Mrs William Ridley.
sia ~ Anthony Az High scorers
for bridge were n @ Evans. first
ard Mrs @ l. Alexander second
winner A short business meeting
was held At which TINS plans were
discussed tor the clubs annual pie.
ME. place and date 20 be decided
later The club nc, Saturday night,
June -
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CofilIion Ball
Presents Debs


Bertha Jean Neal
Miss Bertha Jean Neal. daught.
er Of Mr. and Mrs. F.arsel Neal.
waa stunning in white nylan net
the fitted bodice was strapicss and
rlfflcd net and white taffeta
formed the bouffant skirt Her
escort WAS Charles Edward Han
Miss Joyce Rochelle Neal. present
ed pleasing portrait in princess
style gown IN white silk organza
designed with nodded bodice. short
sleeves and portrait nccIiine. the
bodice trimmed with satin ribbon
and the skirt was enhanced with
tiny bows from top Of dress 10
hemline in back.
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aun ~ los Angeles. Calf. former
residents ~ Minneapolis, spent a
week IN tho city and we're house.
gueats ~ their brother and sister
Ia law. Mr. and Mrs Kirkland An.
dersou ~ lbti Clinton Az and
Mr. and Mrs Paul . Curry ~ t23s
Portland Az Mrs iiltcherson
was delegate 20 the national
convention Of the American Ply
steal Therapy Association which
held sessions "a the bennington
Hotel June n thru the rs The
visitors were accorded many SOC
tai couttesiea during their brief
stay They left by air Tor home on
Saturday evening
Vacation "Trip 10 uceeel Ever
etc Law, 1901 Portland Az and
hia son Howard, left Tuesday for
points east on vacation jalnt
On their trip they win visit Mr.
laws daughter and son-in law.
veda and Frank aehlae. former
Twin Citians vim arn now reBid.
Ing IN Washington
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Canadian visitors Mrs William
overn cockrell ~ Winnipeg. Man
Canada, IN attending tbs Middle
Western states iBpoEs eonyens
tion and IA the houaegucat o. her
sister IN law, Mrs Berylo Smith o.
37lp Smelling Ay
Back lIofuoi Mr. and Mrs. Grady
elliot and family 81 1920 Fourth
Az g. returned horns Thursday
June 2n, from Camden, Arb where
they visited Mrs. Flliots mother
Mira Geneva taom and her sisters
and brothers F'nroute home they
stopped IN Chicago and Waited rel
ativos of Mr. f,lliot Mr. and Mrs
Monroe Elliot The visitors wste
extended numerous social eaurtvs
les during thoir atay
Change az Address Mr. and
Mrs Garrett ntail formerly ur s0t2
Columbus Az, are Row greeting
friandn IN their newly purchased
home ~ apa8 Humboldt Az N
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sister and brother "a law Mr. and
Mira Ashley Mason They visited
Mr. Ouquea mother Mira Daisy
Recd Onque and brother. Theodore
onque IN Washington u. G.. and
Mr. puqitea sister and brother In.
law nr and Mrs = ! Williams
in Newark. n J The vacation and
family reunion was highly enjoyed
Queen az baby Contests Little
Alcths House. daughter % Mrs.
Georgia Hnuss cf Tas 81 Anthony
Az was winner ~ the Baby Cont
test sponsored by the choir of New
Hope baptist Church The contest
ended Sunday afternoon, June ~,
with musical Al 3 80 pm at the
church nAby House was crowned
queen and presented with DO In
cash Wunnsrs.up were Diane VIII
tinms and Edward Hicks. The
contest was reported a financial
success oy the reporter. Mrs, Ruby
pitsnan
House Quest Mr. and MIRA Ram
ssy jackson, ass Fuller Az. had
az their houscguaat. Mira Carrie
Chvcaeuan u Chicago. cousin 81
Mrs iachson, also Mrs A u.
Parker. 80 Fuller Az. and Mrs.
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Visitors To Office OF
Spokesman Recorder

Mrs Marion Ferry Mr. Kenneth
r Jackson. Mrs Lovey Mosby
Mrs r J Johnson. Mrs DORIS
Jones'. Leo A Mott. Robert Collins
Mira Lcota Cleveland r X Nimm.
Seoul Korea. Mrs tuanlta Jack.
son. nr Earl s webcr " r.
Stovail. Cccii Adair, c'heric Affair
Mr. and Mrs, v = tatimorc. De.
truit Mich Mrs Barbara West
berry Mrs Virginia r Hughes
Roy J Loekctt John sumlrr
Cleveland. Ohio, Mrs Rny r
Hatchett, Mr. Glenn Logan JET.
trrsnn City, Mo. Mrs r " Shields
Va. Mrs willard J Mcr-
rill Mrs. tcsSr White
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Tiers Of ruffles OF white net over
white taffcta enhanced the charms
~ Paula Larcy Nevis. daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nevis The
billuwiug skirt was made with
tiers ruffled net, She was escorted
by Wyatt Gene Taylor a picture
Of Ioveiinesa was Mas Antolnctte
Elizabeth Perfect daughter Of Mrs
Archie Perfect. in q gown Of snow
white net featuring a fitted bodice,
the fun bouffant gathered skirt
featured band Of pink flowers
below the waist Her escort was
Anthony Rsrnadine vann
white nyiou net and lace en-
HANGED the charms Of Miss Frances
sm,th, daughter ~ Mr. Glenn
smith The bodice 81 lace draped
or the shoulder, was enhanced
with a bouffant three TERED skirt
Her escort was Raymond Curtis
Brown Chic and petite was Miss
johnnie Ann smith daughter of
Mr. and Mrs William Erelix in
white peau-de soie fashioned with
fitted bodice enhanced with tear
drop pearls The bouffant skirt
featured an ovcrsktrt Of net caught
40 in back forming a hustle Her
escort was James Earl Wilson
The host club members and FEM
inine guests were regaliy guwned
Tor the evening gala Of formal
dancing. adding bright notes ~
color TO the scene that compliment.
81 the exquisite white gowns worn
BY the twelve debutantes,
Mrs. Gloria Smith. cotillion
chairman. was stunning in a heav-
enly blue embroidered polished
cotton hall gown featuring port.
RAFT nccklins and fiii bouffant
skirt worn over hoops Adding
glamour was her beautifully colt.
fured hair,do featuring the new
French twist
Mrs Howard parnel. eo-chslr.
nan was giamorouS IN aqua tat.
eta fashioned with fitted bodice
,utllned In front with shirred fold
az silver cloth. The very f,ill bouf
FAINT skirt was enhanced with an
nsc, OF silver cloth just below the
snee and large pink rose AZ the
aids front
Mrs Harry MasSengsll debit
ante chairman. was lovely In a
,elge Background satiH hrocadcd
heath accumulated with a curn-
,crbund OF eersss satin, long match
ng gloves. pumps and rhinestone
lewclry. while Mrs James Riieaux.
iecoratlons chairman, was very
nic IN aqua Embroidered polished
,otton sheath with cumberland u
Matching plain taffesa ending Ia
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CALL TAYLOR 7-tosi TO PLACE
YOUR ADS
-s-----------------ss--=z
FGU KNOW WHERE THIS PAPER
STANDS
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Angel Sundaes Make any
flavor angel ice cream sunaae BY
topping a slice 81 angel food cake
from your grocer's ready-to-cat
cake department with a generous
serving Of vanilla ice cream and
adding any flavor Of favorite sun
dae sauce Serving suggestions are
str a W berry. narshmallow. hot
fudge, chocolate or outterscotch
Nlndae toppings
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COUNTY OF HEsNSEpIG
IN PROBATE COURT
LEI Re Estate ~ Gertrude Erickson,
uegedent
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ORDER FoR HEARING PETI-
TtON ron PROOF or Will,
LIMITING TIME 10 BiIE
CLAIMS AND ron HEARING
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Gamma Ma National Social serv.
lee Honor Society
The groom is a graduate of John
Marshall high school 81 Paul
graduate ~ 80 Thomas College
where he received his Bs degree
and ~ presently enrolled at the
University Of Minnesota RE il EN-
pioyed az a research assistant at
the Veterans hospital IN Mime.
apoiis
After the reception, the bridal
party went 20 ST GATHERINGS
college. traditional with all 81
Catherine alumna, and we're greet
cd BY tbs sisters and pictures were
taken In the garden Later In the
evening, Mr. and Mrs. Williams
left on short honeymoon trip
destination uadisrlosed For travel
Mrs Williams chose sheath Of
hand blocked silk IN shades OF rose
ard aqua imported from Autster-
dan enhanced with a V neekline
and cap sleeves topped with three
quarter Jacket Of plain blue silk
and linen fabric featuring doiman
sleeves ana lined with same mat.
srial az the dress Her accessories
were pink
Pre- Nuptial Affairs
pre-nuptlal entertaining incmd-
ed personal shower on Sunday,
May "a. hosted by Mines Thomas
Perdue Robert Kyle and Bill Ffac-
ton kitchen shower given by
Mines Danny Swain and Ronald
weatherry on June 7; personal
shower given By Mines Robert
Rasbohm and Albert Busch on
Tuesday, Iune .
Mr. and Mrs NJ X Mcknight
ESQ Fuller Az 81 Paul, we're
hosts al dinner honorinE bride-ol
cct and groom toshe members 81
tho bridal party and families Of
the couple Dr and Mira Williams
we're hosts az dinner on Monday
evening June ~ IN honor ~ the
bridal party and family members
II the couple and following rehear-
aal on Thursday evening June 20
/ Mr and Mrs Maurice Daniels, aTt6
lp1Cth Az = were hosts AZ dinnsy
Cor the entire bridal party
Mr. and Mrs Williams viii be at
home after July 20 At i0t0 Fuller
Az 50 Paul
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS

Family Visitors. Mes Margc Wade and daughters brenda
and Sarah Price al Newport News Va arrivals
the city aud the honseRuess Of Mrs Wade mother Mrs
Sadie Williams ~ 33f3 Fourth Az Mrs Wade a Teacher la
her home attending school the university
Minnesota The visitors viii spend the ~ the city
Former Residents Visit City Mr and Mrs John tiulcher
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CALI. TAYLOR T-t8gf TO PLACE
YOUR ADS
Ypu KNOW WHERE TINS PAPER
File No sssgg
ORDER FOR MEANING PETI-
TION ron PROOF Oh WILL,
LIMITING TIME 10 TiIE
CLAIMS AND ron HEARING
THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HK.NSEpT&
IN PROBATE COURT
ia Re- Estate ~ Gertrude Erickson
begedent
order for Hearing Petition 10
Prove Win
1T ~ ORDERED that an persons
interested show cause II amy they
have, before this Court az Monday
July 25tb, 1888 az 10 O'Clock An
10 the Court House Ia Minneapolis,
Minnesota. why the petition herein
Iiled. q Ralph Wy Erickson u
Henucpln County, Minnesota for the
allowance ~ an instr4meut purport-
ing % he the LAST VIII auH TFsta.
ment ~ said HeCeueHt and The pro-
bate thereof and Tor the aNpgiuta
meut u Ethel "a Erickson. ~ Hen
nepin County. Minnesota az Ex-
'tf'AA't 8t3f W ~ AttafA
Order ts E'ii~ Ctai@s aud for
Hearing Thereon
IT ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors OF said Dsradaut
flie their claims in this Court Proofs
VIII be heard and claims examined
ana adjusted before this Court on
Monday November gud. 1852 al no
O'Clock A. NJ IN the Court Isuse IN
Minneapolis Minnesota
These orders shall be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
eopieB mailed according 20 law
tSEAi. or PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the HON MELVIN i
PET EiiSDN Judge OF Probate
Court this 2pth day 81 June
1853
ROSE FOSSEFN
CLERK uf Probate Court
Johnson and tidstad
Attorneys
i3es Hand Tower
Spokesman. July g. ~ ant 10
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Social and Personal
II ST. PAUL II

vaoationed In East Mr. aud Mrs Earl onque ST. IT 2ls
Milton ST. returned home Friday by from vacation spent ~
points East They houseesis ia Pittsburgh Pa, Of their
aud family Mr. and Mrs Fart unque jr aud children The
day their arrival memorable the
Onques their first meeting with their grandson
Papago Indian news., 1959-02-01

Friday, March 8, has been set as the date Of
first and organization meeting Of the neWly-r
Members Of the 1859 tribal council are as fol
Papago Indian news., 1959-02-01


the time tribe,
fol1ou RAYMOND Naro
e.
1885.
districts Marcus is also from Bboquivar district
leaving early Angeles
Of
Of
Aarado Huntington hospitals Rancho Amigos
andui llkeah the
wnell is Michael Gloria is
a n
COUNCIL MEETS ON MARCH
O
O t district
Ral L. Francisco
oseph Hendricks
Gu hi Fernando Manuel
T
Papago Indian news., 1959-02-01

Baboquivari =
Chukut Kllk -
Gila Bend -
Gu Achi =
Hickman =
GU We =
Pisinemc
San Xavier =
Papago Indian news., 1959-02-01

Ralph Puella and John L. Francisco
Joseph Martin and Archie Hendricks
Jose Pablo and Lorenzo Flores
Fernando Joaquin and Manuel Lopez
Venito Garcia and Jce Thomas
james Carlos and Juan Antcne;
Narcho Carlos and Antonio Garcia;
Harry Throssell and Ventura Campus
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
Griffin Memorial
 Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS

Patients admitted to Griffin Memorial Hospital the past week were Mrs. Arsenti; Mrs. AneSia Kudrin; Mrs. Alice Thonssen; Freddie Foster, age 212 years; John Morrison; James Bulyca; Mrs June Schwemley; Mrs. Leona Bull yea; Randy Blondin, age 10 months; Mrs. Lucille Blankenberg; Mark Johnson, age 2, from Larsen Bay; Mrs. Audrey Kraft; James Grey; Birdie Mae Norris; Loren Chester; Olga Malutin, age 4; Mrs. Bertha Larsen of Afognak and
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
Naval Station Supervisors
 Attend Convention In East

Elmond BuSnaw and Albert H. Stewart attended the annual con vention of the National AsSocia- tion of Supervisors, Department of Defense. Mir. Stewart was cleo ted National Vice President for Alaska to succeed MT. Bushaw.
 BuShaw is chief quarterman of the Public Works department on the Naval Station. Stewart is supervisor in the 17th Naval Dis trict.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

STOP! LOOK! And Talk. We have some mice homes that will
 go CT & a nice one to go FILA. All good buys. See us if you are planning to purchase either through FILA or CT, we can
 help you. Culver Realty Co. Ph 2761. 28-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-All used merchandise
 must go regardless of cost. We
 need the room for our new ap- pliance repair dept. Hanks
 Radio X TV, Ph 1922. 28-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

Jennifer. Mary Kathleen, weigh ing 2 lbs. II ozs., was born on February 26 to Audrey and Wal ter Kraft. ,
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR RENT-Springhill apt. Furn.
 Base board heating, hard wood floors, all woodwork mahogany
 incl. kitchen cabinet. Ph 3742 or inquire at Dads Barber
 Shop. 28-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-Nice 2 bdrm home on hillside location, ex. view & good neighborhood. Good terms, Culver Realty Co. Ph 2761.
 28-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

HELP WANTED-Man or boy to work in office & other duties. Must be able to drive, type, have command of arithmetic. Some bookkeeping helpful. Call Kodiak Airways, Ph 4201.
 28-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

BABY SITTING wanted sp iny my home in town weekdays. l or 2 sml children. Wellington, Ph POP
 78-ly
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE--195J Mercury hard tspy&80o; Mercury Mark 20 16 hp outboard, $150; New yellow rain gear, medium, Sl0 Ph 1902 eyes.
 -* 28-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-Ex. bdrm home on
 Carlson Hill, fully furn. Nice nefghborhood, scenic view &
 basement furnace for heat. Bet
 ter see over the weekend. Won't last long. Terms. Culver Realty \ tCo:zPh 2761. f+. 2o-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

Minnesota Woolen Company has an opening in this territory. Use your spare time profitably. Sell direct to the consumer-high quality at very low prices from actual samples. Add to your income. Write H. I. Stewart, 331 4th Ave, Anchorage, Alaska.
 7-6n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-Weimecaner AKC pup 5 mo. old. Ready for field
 training. Had shots. $2OO. Hajdu, Base 37-E-B, Ph O-663. 28-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-Woodburning set, used onca. $5. Ph 312S CT Ss21.
 tine
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-Portable Royalite typewriter with case Ph 29O4.
 28-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

WANTED-3 or 6 yr.- size crib, also bounce chair. Ph 2573.
 28-ly
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALR-Rehtas prepsr$yt of g rensals; warehouse wfma- teTials fer 5 mere. Located on ! Lots w/road on 3 Sides. 2 City water inlets to property. Pri- vase sewer to bay. Part cash. Terms on balance. Ph 3523.
 28r1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR RENT-2 modern apts close
 to town. Ph 3523. 28-fn
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
-DISCHARGED--.

Patients F discharged included Hans Eide; Ross Cook; Ralph Vol boff; Mrs. Leoua, Harrison and infant; Mrs. Clara Borenin; Mrs. Dunia .Appelone; James Bulyca; Mrs. Willie Arsenti; Randy Blon- din; Mrs. Martha Matfay; Mrs.Ane- s1a; Kudrin; Mrs. Leona Bulyca; Zack Chichenoff; Mrs. June Sch wemley; Freddie Foster; Mrs. Alice ThonnSen and infant and Mark Johnson.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28
BIRTHS

BIRTHS.
 Mark Edward, weighing 6 lbs. g o1s., was born on February Is to Alice and William Thonnsen.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

Elizabeth R2stopskoff, age 16 months. s'+
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-Ex. 2 bdrm home on Island Lake comp. w/garage. Price $500. Culver Realty Co.
 Ph 276l. 28-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-Bendix dryer. used very little. $15O cash. Ph 3652.
 28ly
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

TOR SALE-1952 Ford 4 dr
 sedan; 1855 Plymouth Savoy 4 dr sedan. Ph 4613. 1A2y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

WILL CARE FoR-pre7school
 child for working mother in my home. Ph 4941. 28-2y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-'58 Chev. 34 ton pick up. $500 miles, only $16OO.. Art
 Brooks, Ph 34O1 or 2561. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

TUPPERWARE - For individual
 orders or for a party in your home, call Audrey Patton, Ph 662. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FASHERS-Automatic & wiring
 CT type repaired. Kodiak Appli- ance Repair. Ph 2502. tn
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

FOR SALE-16 ft oltboard, motor
 boat, steering & boat gear. New
 windshield & canopy. Boat trail
 CT. Ph 3262 or .475i. ". ,2s-iy
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

WANTED-HouSework. Call Vista View. Ph 4323, ask for Barbara
 Chute. 28-ly
Kodiak mirror., 1959-02-28

or 5 outstanding coloeed pictures Of Kodiak for postcard use. See Emil Kaudsen.
 Si ~; ZE-1H
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
High School Will Support
Track, Baseball This Season

Bluffton high school viii sup
port baseball and track squads
this season, the athletic commit
tee decided last week. Tennis be
came casualty of the mid-win-
ter floods, which ruined nearly
all the public courts.
Baseball coach Joe Harris said
games viii be scheduled as the
weather permits this spring. He
is expecting to book games with
the Allen county schools, Cory
Rawson, Columbus Grove and
Pandora-Gilboa.
The Pirates have drawn Bea-
verdam in the opening round of
the county baseball tournament.
They viii meet April 16 at Com
er at 1:30 p. m.
Veterans Return
Harris is looking forward to
his best baseball squad in sew
eral years. He has a raft of vet
Grams, including a complete in
field and battery, and several
promising freshmen.
The coach expects a better at
tack than Bluffton has boasted in
recent years, with George Burk-
holder, Owen Ziessler, Larry
Marshall and Ramon Lewis car
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02
Small Track Team

The Pirates will probably field
a smaller track team than they
have done during the past two
years and will concentrate most
ly on running events.
Sprinter Ramon Lewis will run
both the 100 and the 900 dashes
and will bulwark the $50 relay
squad. Terry Marshall is the
other returning member of the
relay squads from last year.
Owen ZiessIer and Lewis will
toss the shot and Rudy Steiner
will enter the high jumps. Wiry
Don Zimmerman, who piled up
several victories in the mile run,
will also compete this season.
The Pirates may enter several
other events if talent is uncov-
cred, but they probably will not
have the depth to make a bold
bid for the Northwest conference
championship.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02

Simple Seer Sights Strange Season

In what may be the most blind
ing stroke of stupidity and poor
judgment to appear on these pag-
es in several years, I confidently
defy the experts and predict the
downfall of the New York Yam
KEGS.
Winning the championship in
an astonishing burst to the front
will be the Detroit Tigers.
Facing the Tigers in the World
Series will be the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates, who will break a 80 year
dry spell by defeating the San
Francisco Giants by a narrow
margin.
What's to cause the downfall
of the defending champion Yam
KEGS and Braves?
While the Yankees will be han
dicapped by their pitching, the
real source of defeat will be out
standing seasons by all the De-
troit individual stars, men who
have never been able to get to-
gether until this year.
Six deep in pitching with the
addition of Narleski and Mossi,
the Tigers will have a strong in
field for the first time in years.
Yost and Bridges will be a tre-
mendous improvement over the
previous tenants of the left side
of the Detroit infield. But in the
final measure it will be big years
by Kaline, Kuenn, Hoeft and
Burning which will bring Detroit
to the top.
Milwaukee no longer has the
key to victory. They never won
the pennant until they acquired
Red Schoendienst and they can
not win another without him.
Cleveland and Cincinnati will
both field exciting ball clubs, al
though neither club will be able
to make a clear run for the pen
nant.
The Indians will finish a solid
and respectable third, with their
weakness at short and third stop
ping them from making any Sc
rious moves towards the cham
pionship. Flashy players such as
Power, Minoso, Colavito and
Score will bring the fans back
to the stadium to insure the con-
tinued stay of the Indians in
Cleveland.
The long ball will come back
to Cincinnati and attendance will
begin to move back to the peaks
of 1856. Thomas, Robinson, Bell,
Bailey and Ennis will put the
Reds back on the map as a pow
er ball club, but pitching viii
again be their failure.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-04-02

rying the heavy sticks.
Leading the returning regulars
are pitcher Mike Diller and catch
er George Burkholder, who work
ed together smoothly last season.
Members of the veteran infield
quartet are first baseman Don
Deerhake, second sacker Kenny
Logan, Lewis at shortstop / and
Ziessler at third base.
Experienced men returning in
the outfield are Dave Bash, Jim
Luginbuhl and Ed Kohl.
New Prospects
Leading the freshman pros
poets is Larry Marshall, the fire
ball pitcher who has had success
full summers in American Legion
baseball. Marshall and Diller will
divide the pitching chores with
Jerry Mericle, a sophomore who
has also graduated from Legion
ball.
Two sophomores out for the
first time are Jim Burkholder, a
first baseman and Chuck Mis-
wander, a second sacker.
Harris said pitcher-rich Spen-
cerville will probably be the most
powerful club in the county tour
nament, although Elida coach
Dick Prince claims his team ap-
proaches last years club which
went to the state tournament.
Conner always fields a strong
baseball club and Bath is expect
ed to be strong this year.
Only Bath is in Bluffton's S
bracket in the tournament. II
the Pirates defeat Beaverdam
they will play the Bath-Harro6
winner. The winner Of that game
will meet the upper bracket fl
nalist for the county champion
ship. Both finalists advance tt
! the district tournament.