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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23

time, volunteer mothers who
could get away during t h e
lunch hour would come in and
help her. When the new Scho-
ol was opened in 1856 Mrs.
Warner became head cook
and was assisted with help
hired through the school
board. Serving between IT'S
and 200 pupils each noon. AS
a fitting memorial, the child
rem presented Mrs. Warner
with a purse as a going a
way gift. The teachers OF
MunSon school gave a Smor-
gasbord luncheon and a gift
Of two lawn chairs. On Sun.
day, June Il, the employees
association of which Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23
NEWS from Newbury

Burton Speedway at the Bur
ton Fairgrounds every Sun :
day afternoon barring r a n.
Time trials will be at / pm.
and races will start as close
to 2:30 pm. as possible. The
public is cordially invited to
attend these races. The track
is the best in Ohio being a
banked track and the best
and well known drivers are
always on hand to give the
public a thrill. These m e n
come from all over as they
like this track very much.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23

Brownies interested in at :
tending the day camp at Bur
ton are to meet at Munson
School. A charge of so will
be necessary. All girls must
have permission slips to at
tend for the day.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23
BY MARGARET DAVIS
Phone Jordan ASH

tt4
st. Helen'S Guild held their
monthly meeting at the chur-
ch hall and this past week
and at that time installation
of the new officers for h
coming year took place. In
stalling officer was Mrs. C.
R. DoWd of Burton. Officers
installed were Mrs. Thomas
GlasSburner, president; Mrs.
James Paryzek Jr., vice
president; Mrs. James Kol-
enic, treasurer; and M S !.
James Mclaughlin, Secre :
tary. Members of the Guild
presented a nice gift to the
out going president, Mrs.
Alice Fucker.
Quite a few people of
the NeWbury United Commun
ity church attended the an
nual Pilgrimage to the Con-
gregational Christian church
eS of Ohio that was held near
Brinhaven, Ohio, this p a S t
Saturday. They arrived early
for the registration and took
part in the athletic, social
and religious activities. There
was a nice turnout for h e
Luncheon is Served" that
was held at the Social Hall
of the NeWbury United Com
munity Church this past week
Thursday. 1t was a very nice
luncheon and everyone en-
joyed themselves. 1t was
sponsored by the Women'S
Guild, Circle "a" and the
-Newbury Chapel Bellies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas FL
ma and family recently at
tended a wedding in Cleve
land.
Mrs. Mazzae McGovern vi
Sited relatives in Shaker
Heights this past week.
Miss Carolyn Hadfield held
a personal shower for Miss
Alberta Divoky at the Had
field Home on Rt. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sku-
ski who live on Bass Lake
Road entertained a house
full of relatives this p aSt
week, Sunday with a picnic.
It was a very nice day for it.
People celebrating birth =
days this past week were
Mona Lee Dimond age Is,
Ray Evans age 10, Joan DOM
browski age 10, Elaine Wins
age l3, all taking place on
June IL. Elaine Jaite, June
13, Shirley Fecko age l6 on
June IA, Thomas Busse was
II on June Is, Richard Kuh-
en- age 16 on June 16, Math-
eW Bejbl age 18 on June II,
and Paul Brent age Is on
June II.
There were quite a f e W
girls from the Newbury area
that attended day camp that
was held at Red Raider camp
this past week, Of course it
rained some
Burton Speedway held their
race this past week, Sunday,
in the afternoon and they had
a very nice day for it.
They had a very Spectacu-
lar crashup but the driver Of
the car crawled out unhurt.
Those winning the different
races were, HELMET DASH
Tom Calvin driving car sc,
Nickie Shaw in car 82,Carl
Sandborn in blue &c, R p h
QuarterSon in car 7. 1St Heat
Don Allbrtain in car 45, Aug
ie Jarvis in car I'll, Joe Ken
lJlt III Idl OO, dlINl IOll Hlll-
old driving car Al. End Heat
Rod Bontic in car DOW, Jim
Townsend in car 81. 3rd Heat
Jack Walks in car 90, Curtis
Prichard driving car II, Mort
Shaw in car &c, Tom Calvin
in car 80. 4th Heat Frank
Spankman in car 3, Walter
Sargent in car 27, Fred Bates
in car 444, Blaine Kaufman
in car So. AuSSie r p h
QuarterSon in car 66, G II |
Sandborn in car 7 and Mickie
Shaw in car &c. B Feature
Frank Spankman in car 3,
Walter Sargent in car 27,
Sonny Holt in car 55. A Fea-
ture Nick Shaw driving car
Sc, White, Steve Unger n
car II and Don Albrtain driv-
ing car As.
Races will be held at the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23

Warner was a member held
a supper at the Chardon
Elementary school and pre-
sented her with a beautiful
orchid corsage and the en-
ployees gold pin. Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Warner plan to go to
Florida for a visit this COM
ing winter. Mr.. Warner has
been retired.
4
Charles Dunbar, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson F. Dunbar
of Mayfield Road is off on a
path of adventure for he left
on June 6 on a trip to Eur
ope. First leg of the journey
was the flight to Scotland
FroAa there he has visited
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23

4 III News
MunSon Volts have approx
ed the constitution at their
last meeting and a discussion
of a community project took
up part of the business meet
ing. Motors in their homes
and what each operated was
discussed. Leslie Horton
gave a demonstration on re-
placing a lamp switch. Re-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23
MUNSON
By BETTE SCHEELE
Phone Avenue 6-1238

MUNSQN - Mrs. A n n a
Warner, a resident of Mum
son and on the staff Of Mum
son school as cook for II
years, has retired this June
to her home on Rockhaven
Rd., where she and her huS-
band, Franz, plan to garden
and just enjoy their friends
and home. Mrs. Warner be-
gan cooking school lunches
when FoWlerS Mills School
was just 60 strong. At that
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23

Edinborough Liverpool and
presently is on the Isle of
Man. Most of his travel will
be on a bicycle. Trains will
furnish the rest. Charles is
travelling alone and plans to
make this educational trip
to London, Holland, Belgium,
Germany and Paris. Charles
has just cmpleted his jun
ior yssr at CAardon high
school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23

freshments were served by Allen Temple June %, at
Mrs. Horton. Next meeting 1880 pm.
will be held at the home of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23
Brownies

Brownies
Saturday, June 25, Brown
les are to meet at Munson
School at $50 am. for their
trip to Cleveland by train
On June 30, at $50 am. the
Evening star., 1960-04-21
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

YOUNG MEN. 10 share furn. home
in the Chevy Chase area. Call EN-
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HOUSES FURNISHED To Rent

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brk., sep. din. rm.. bsmt., oil heat
nicely furn., auto. washer; idea
for 4 men or girls blk. bus
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

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Evening star., 1960-04-21
CHURCHES FOR SALE

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vacant, upper W. 10th ST. area:
Sunday school room, social room,
pipe organ pastors study, large
lot; close to transp. Brokers, RA.
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Evening star., 1960-03-06
PurdueUpset
By Badgers

MADISON. Wis, Mar. 5
(AP).-Wisconsin'S sophomore
loaded basketball team turned
in a red-hot shooting perform
ance today as it upset Purdue,
1890, in the final game of the
season for both Big Ten teams.
The Badgers connected on
So per cent of their shots for
the best shooting record ever
for a Wisconsin team in q
conference game.
Purdue's Terry Dischinger
hit 80 points, virtually sewing
up conference scoring honors
for the season. He led Ohio
States Jerry Lucas by 13 at
game time.
The victory gave Wisconsin
a 4-10 conference mark, its best
finish in four years. Purdue
wound up the season with six
victories and eight losses.
Purdue beat Wisconsin by 80
points when the teams played
earlier this year at Lafayette.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Mar. S
(AP).-Illinois rode a we'll
balanced attack to a BAIT
triumph over Northwestern in
a Big Ten basketball finale
today. Five Illini scored in dou-
BILE figures. led by Govoner
Vaughan's 25 points.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Schuus Voted
Years Top
sc Coach

RICHMOND, Mar. 5 (AP).-
West Virginia's Fred Schaus
who guided his Mountaineers
to a sixth straight Southern
Conference championship, to-
day was named conference bas-
ketball coach of the year.
It marked the third consecu-
tive season - and the fourth
time in his six years at West
Virginia - that Schaus was
chosen coach of the year" by
the Southern Conference Sports
Writers Association.
He will receive a trophy given
by the association in honor of
the late Anthony Foy, former
sports editor of the Greenville
Is. c. Piedmont.
Schaus beat out Virginia
Tech Coach Noe by four votes.
Other coaches receiving support
were Bill Chambers of William
& Mary and Bill Reinhart OF
George Washington.
Schaus' record at West Vir-
ginia has been sensational
since he succeeded Red Brown
in 1855. His six productions
have won l44 games, lost ouly
So, and consistently have been
ranked in the Nations top ten.
This years Mountaineers boast
a 24-4 record going into the
first round Of the NCAA play
offs at Madison Square Garden
against Navy Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Two Area Skiers
Capture Events
In Pennsylvania

LIGONIER, Pa, Mar. 5(AP)
Rick Marshall Of the WASH
ington Ski Club today won the
mems downhill race in the
Pennsylvania ski champion
ships at nearby Laurel Noun
tain.
Other winners on the open
ing day Of the two-day pro-
gram were:
Women's slalom - Ingrid
Schmidt. Washington Ski Club.
Junior girls slalom - Sue
Stinsman, Buck Ridge Ski Club.
Junior boys slalom - Joe
Hutchinson, Laurel Mountain
Ski Club.
Junior boys downhill - Joe
Walton. Laurel Mountain Ski
Club.
Tomorrow's windup races are
in the mems slalom. women's
downhill and junior girls down.
hill.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
PHILLIES FIRM
ON z HOLDOUTS

CLEARWATER. Fla, Mar. S
(AP).-General Manager John
Quinn of the Phillies said to-
day his two holdouts, Dave
Philley and Ted Lepcio, would
have to call him If they wanted
to talk over salary differences.
Both men have been Of
fered fair raises" said Quinn.
Nov it's up to them. They've
been told to get me on the tele-
phone any time, day or night, "
Philley. at his home in Paris,
Tex, suggested the Phillies
trade him if they don't want
to meet his price. The 39-year-
old pinchhitter said three or
four clubs want him.
Lepcio, acquired from the
Red Sox last year, said he has
lowered his demands but Quinn
won't come up.
Evening star., 1960-03-06

team in the first inning. After
the Cunninghams matched that
one on Joe's safe bunt, a wild
throw. an infield out and Stan
Mutual's sacrifice fly, the
Sawatskis won on Whites wal
lop of Wilmer Mizell.
PHOENIX, Ariz., (AP). -
Rookie John Weekly dislocated
his right ankle today in the first
intra-squad game for the San
Francisco Giants.
Weekly, %, Of Pittsburg,
Calf. had just doubled and was
rounding second base when he
pulled up to sharply. He was
put in a cast and will be side
lined two months.
Willie McCovey, last seasons
rookie of the year. singled and
doubled before leaving the game
with a slightly pulled groin
Evening star., 1960-03-06

er compiling a 14-s record with
Charleston, w. Va, last sea-
son. Maestri, "a, is a
Cuban who started as a short
stop with Fort Walton Beach,
Fla, in 1856, but switched to
pitching when pitchers proved
he couldn't hit.
The Senators will play an
other squad game tomorrow.
. F.. They'll open their exhibi-
ton schedule next Saturday,
battling Detroit at Lakeland.
In addition to being the bat
ting star, Dobbek contributed
the fielding play of the game
in the fourth inning when he
roamed into right-center for
a neat stab Of John Schaive's
drive. Clyde Mccullough,
43 yesterday, caught an inning
Tor the losers. Killebrew
pinch-hit twice under the re-
laxed rules Of squad games.
. He singled for one of his
clubs three hits and was safe
on an error. Sievers also
pinch-hit and grounded out.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
SENATORS

Continued from Page C-1
feated Killebrew's Killers, ST.
in a six-inning squad game.
Dan Dobbek, rookie CENTER
field candidate, thrust himself
into the spotlight when he
rammed a triple and a three
run homer in his only official
appearances to pace the win
ming attack.
Don Lee, a Washington draft
choice. fired three hitless in
nings for the Squirrels. Hector
Maestri, a highlander with an
III record at Fox Cities, Wis,
last season. worked three hit
less innings for the Killers.
Dobbek, a lefthanded hitter
who clouted % homers with
Chattanooga last season, then
Dashed another in a brief trial
with the Senators, clipped
Ralph Lumenti for a triple to
touch off a two-run inning in
the second.
He walked in the fourth to
become the only batter to reach
base against Maestri, then
doomed a homer over the right
field fence in the sixth after
Ron Sanford tripled and Ken
Aspromonte walked. That up
rising was against Dagoberto
Concepcio Cueto. a lean right
handler who had a 6-5 mark
with Charlotte last year.
Lumenti. who worked only
two innings, was nicked for a
run-producing single by Hal
Naragon after Dobbek tripled.
Lamar Jacobs, a .313 batter
with Sanford, Fla, last season,
beat out a bunt and Naragon
continued to third when Lu-
menti threw wildly past first
base. Sandy Valdespino, an
outf1elder who batted .270 with
Charlotte, supplied a sacrifice
fly to score Naragon.
The Killers lone run, of Hal
Woodeshick, was unearned. 1t
was produced in the fifth in
ming after Faye Throneberry
walked and Reno Bertoia singled
to rieht. Lennie Green forced
Throneberry at third base, but
Bertoia scored when Shortstop
Zoilo Versailles bobbled Steve
Korcheck's grounder.
NOTES: Bertoia. who walked
IN the second inning, was the
only batter to reach base
against Lee, 6-foot-4 right
hander who is the son of Thorn
ton Lee, former pitcher for the
White Sox and Indians. !
Lee was plucked from Mil
waukee's chain for $25, 900 aft
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Yankees Sian
Carey, Hunt;
Mantle Bitter

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,
Mar. 5 (AP).-Andy Carey,
veteran infielder, and Ken
Hunt, rookie outfielder, agreed
to contract terms with the
Yankees today, but Mickey
Mantle still was missing and
unsigned.
Carey, out most Of last
season with a blood disease,
signed for about $4,000, a
cut Of $4,000. He batted .257
in Al games. Hunt hit 1921 for
Shreveport.
Meanwhile, Mantle contin-
ued to stand his ground at his
winter home in Dallas. He re-
fuses to come here to discuss
terms with George Weiss, the
clubs general manager.
Weiss has adopted a tough
ened policy toward the slug
ging outflelder. We've been
pampering this boy for nine
years and think it's time he
acted like a man." Weiss said.
Mantle, shown the Weiss
statement, said. II am not con-
tacting them. Why should I go
down there and meet them? If
there was good reason to go,
I would go. but they know they
can sign me by simply phoning
me. Why go down there for
nothing when I can stay here
and be around my bowling
buSineSS?"
Mantle is battling a pay cut
of $4,000 in his $4,000 yearly
salary.
Versatile Tony Kubek is an
other holdout and, like Mantle.
he has refused to come here and
discuss his contract with club
officials.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Cubs Sign Taylor,
Contracts AIIIn

MESA. Ariz., Mar. S (AP)-
Tony Taylor. who probably will
be shifted to third base this
season. checked into camp to-
day to give the Chicago Cubs
a full squad Of 81 players.
Taylor will start his third
season with the Cubs. He is
one of 10 inf1elders on Man.
ager Charlie Grimm's regular
roster and has been playing
second base.
The Cubs announced signing
Of Brian Eldredge. 10, a south
paw pitcher from Princeton,
Mass, to a Lancaster (Pa.)
contract in the Eastern League.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Cage Entries Due

Entries close at $50 am.
Tuesday for the Boys Club of
Greater Washington invita-
tional basketball tournament,
which begins Saturday. Teams
will be divided into four age
groups. interested d coaches
should phone Joe Coyle, tour
nament director. at Juniper g.
6ll9.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Cincinnati Ends
Player Signings

TAMPA, Fla, Mar. S CAP).-
Righthander Raul Sanchez ar
rived here today and signed his
contract for the coming season
with the Cincinnati Reds.
He was the last to report for
training. The Reds full squad
now totals 80 players.
Sanchez pitched for Havana
in the International League last
year and had an lis record
He was up one full season with
the Reds previously-in 1857.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
.
Cepedo Agrees 3,
ToGiunts' Terms

PHOENIX. Ariz., Mar. s
(AP).-Orlando Cepeda, the
San Francisco Giants only
holdout, came to terms today
for an estimated $27,50OA
about $4,000 more than his
1859 salary. tI--
Charles S. Feeney, vice presi-
dent of the club, said he talked
with Cepeda by overseas tele-
phone and they quickly
reached agreement"
Feeney said Cepeda would
leave his home at San Juan,
Puerto Rico, by plane Tuesday
and arrive at the Giants camp
some time Wednesday. 10,
Evening star., 1960-03-06
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY BURTON HAWKINS

clerk reached into the box and
also handed me my release"
Hal Weafer, who later be-
came a major league umpire,
then was managing Whining
ton, N. C. The next day, to
determine if'Newsom's arm was
At, he had Bobo pitch batting
practice. Weafer liked what
he saw, signed Newsom and
Bobo pitched and won the sec
ond game of a double e-header
the same day.
&&%
Infielder Ron Sanford of the
Senators. who finished last
season weighing only 148
pounds. now is back to 160
after having his tonsils re-
moved. Pitcher Bill Fischer
spent the winter driving a bus
in Chicago. :. Although Sic
vers was late reporting for
training three times because Of
salary disputes, President Cal
Griffith rates Roy as a reason
able, gentlemanly fellow in
negotiations.
The White SoX are hoping
for less strenuous struggles
with the Orioles this season.
Last year the clubs played
an 18-inning tie, went II in
nings twice. 16 innings once
and 10 innings twice while
splitting for the year. :.
Three clubs could regard three
different Washington pitchers
as their softest touches last
year. -. Among pitchers who
worked at least % innings
against a rival, Baltimore bat
tered Russ Kemmerer harder
than any pitcher in the league,
Cleveland clobbered Fischer
most painfully and the Yankees
made Pedro Ramos suffer more
than any other hurler.
Early Wynn, strangely, was
Kansas City's favorite pitcher.
The AS beat him in three
of four decisions and battered
him for an 8.25 earned-run
average. The Senator's pet
was Ray Herbert of Kansas
City. at least from the stand
point Of putting their batting
averages. He split four
games with Washington, but
was mauled for a 5.35 ERA
in the process. The tough
est pitcher against the Sem
ators. depending on how it's
regarded, could be Cleveland's
Mudcat Grant, who whipped
them six times without a loss,
or Chicago'S Barry Latman,
who worked % innings against
Washington and escaped with
an 0.64 ERA.
Cookie Lavagetto likes to see
the Senators young pitchers
perform well, of course, but he
prefers that they get slapped
around occasionally in exhibi-
tions, too. . He wants to view
them when the going is rough,
to see how they respond to
stress. Cookies pitching
brigade is being subjected to
long individual bunting lessons
in hope they'll be able to provide |
more sacrifices this season.
Dick Weik, former Washing
ton pitcher, is a recent gradu-
ate Of an umpiring school and
will call them in the Northwest
League this season. Since
Frank Lane became general
of the Indians Novem-
Der IL, 1857, he has made So
deals. not including any of the
last few minutes.
Ray Culp, PhiIlies' rookie
Highlander, struck out 80 bat
ters in a l0-inning Junior
Legion game two years ago. i
Another rookie with the same
club, Lefthander Alvin Neiger.
famed 81 Swarthmore batters
while pitching for the Univer-
sity Of Delaware.
Evening star., 1960-03-06
George Mason
Loses to Vurinu

RICHMOND. Va, Mar. 5
(SpeciaD George Mason High
School Of Falls Church couldn't
combat the height of Varina
and went down to a 60-39 de-
feat here tonight in the reg
ional Group II basketball play
offs.
Four players were in double
figures for the winners. led by
Ronnie Smith. 6-foot-5. who
had II points. Varina will enter
the Group II championships
starting next Friday at Lynch
Evening star., 1960-03-06
Dog Training Club
To Present Awards

The annual trophy award
dinner Of the Capital Dog
Training Club will be held at
7 pm. Tuesday at Evans Farm
Inn, Route 1873, Mclean.