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Evening star., 1962-01-13
Rote and Berru
Top Nice Guys

NEW YORK, Jan. 13 (AP) -
Kyle Rote, co-captain of the
New York football Giants, and
Yogi Berra, veteran catcher
outfielder of the champion New
York Yankees baseball team,
have been chosen nice guys
of the year" by New York press
photographers.
The two will be guests of
honor at the photographers
annual dinner Monday night.
Evening star., 1962-01-13
Miss Hard Upset
In Aussie Tennis

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 13
(AP) Jan Lehane of Aus
tralia upset Darlene Hard of
Montebello, Calf, the United
States champion, today in the
quarter-finals of the Australian
tennis championships. The
score was IS, Ga.
Miss Hard had been favored
to gain the finals against De-
Tending Champion Margaret
Smith of Australia, whom she
beat last summer at Forest
Hills.
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Fights Last Night

HONOLULU - Carl rBobol Olson,
l15l2, Portland, Greg outpointed Al
tTiger) Williams, 1861, Los Angeles
TACOMA, Wash. - George Wright
100, Tacoma, outpointed Randy SANDY
"a, New York, 10.
PHILADELPHIA-Ik White. 1861
PHILADELPHIA, outpointed Willie Davis,
l5f Philadelphia, s.
LOS NGELES3-Ultiminio Sugar
Ramos, l3l, Havana, knocked out Eddie
Garcia. 1903 Denver, 9.
WORCESTER, aSS.-Bob Forsmlre.
AS. Revere, Mass, stopped Johnny
CUNNINGHAM, 1873, Baltimore, 3.
TOKYO - Fighting Harada. l1slz,
Japan. outpointed Koto Nagata, I96.
Japan, 10.
Evening star., 1962-01-13
Billiards Ace Dies

ANTWERP, Belgium; Jan. 13
(AP) Belgian Theo Moons,
72, a former world and Euro
pean Billiards chaWT;on. died
yesterday.
Evening star., 1962-01-13
GIRLS CYO
BASKETBALL

VARSITY
Immaculate. 80; Pallotti %.
St, Mary'S, As: ST. Patricks, 81.
Holy Name, Al. Seaton, -.
Immaculate Conception, 40; O'Con-
nell, Al
Regina 25; St Anthonys, -.
JR. VARSITY
Holy Name, u; Sacred Heart :.
Seaton, rs. Holy Name, %.
LaReine, 81; St Cecelia's. IL.
Immaculate Conception, %; O'Con-
Regina. 30; St. Anthony's, 3.
Evening star., 1962-01-13

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13
tAP). Costen Shockley, who
hit 800 in the Class C Pioneer
League his first season of or
ganized baseball last year. has
signed a 1862 contract with the
PhillieS.
Shockley of Georgetown, Del,
hit % home runs and drove in
lob runs for Twin Falls and
was runnerup for his leagues
batting title.
Evening star., 1962-01-13
BOATS and MARINE

BOAT, MOTOR AND TRAILER. COM
plete with. steering and control: 49,
cabin, '!5-h p. johnson motor. 5000
ID trailer; owner forced TO sell S35O
or best offer. 5S4 1863 or SP. 3-2Ia3
1859 1l-FT. ALUMINIUM RUNABOUT,
windshield, running lights 25-h p
motor: nice cond.; $500 JE. 3-a4l4
1850 23-FT. OWENS cabin cruiser. new
canvas top. compass. elec bilge pump.
e!ec. WlperS and extra propeller other
Il pm.
generators, fuel pumps.
Speedometers starters, Windshield
wipers. BUELL'S SERVICE, SII 10th
st. NV. Me. S-5T16
Evening star., 1962-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan 13 CAP).-
]. G. Taylor Sphinx, publisher of
the Sporting News, today was
named to receive the William
j. Slocum Memorial Award by
the New York Chapter of the
Baseball Writers Association at
the writer's 39th annual din
ner, Sunday, January %.
Evening star., 1962-01-13

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 13 CAP)
Law, top pitcher for
the Pirates in their 1860 pen
nant-Winning season, has sign
ed a 1862 contract with the
club.
The highlander nailed down
20 victories in 1860, but ran
into trouble last season with an
arm injury that put him on the
disabled list July 7.
Doctors examined the arm
recently in Pittsburgh and Co.
lumbuS, and reported it was
completely healed.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. II
(AP).-Johnny Antonelli says
he doesn't know whether he
will continue his pitching ca
reer with the New York Nets.
the National Leagues newest
entry.
He said yesterday that the
Nets sent him a contract last
week calling for a cut from
what he received last season
with the Cleveland Indians and
Milwaukee Braves.
Antonelli, who in 1861 had
the poorest season of his long
career, said, Il don't know yet
whether or not I intend to try
to pitch, so there isn't much
use in my worrying about a
contract yet"
The one-time bonus baby.
nov 81, indicated he would
probably decide shortly before
the start of spring training
whether he will retire.
BALTIMORE, Jan. .13 CAP).
preseason roster of the
Baltimore Orioles lists five
players picked up in recent
deals and seven youngsters who
made their professional debuts
Evening star., 1962-01-13

YORK, Pa, Jan. 13 CAP).-
Mel Parnell, one-time Ameri-
can League pitching great with
the Boston Red SoX, is the new
manager of the York Roses in
the Eastern Baseball League.
Evening star., 1962-01-13
SPORTS ON AIR
T TeIeVision
TODAY
RoSlFothaII

North Carolina State at
South Carolina, WTOP-9, 2
pm.
Cincinnati at Detroit, WRC
A, 2::30 pm.
Horse Racing
$15,000-added BroWard Coun-
ty Handicap from Tropical,
WTTG-5, 4:30 pm.
Golf
Tommy Bolt VS.. Art Wall,
WRC-4, 5 pm.
Bowling
Bowler'S Choice, WMAL-7,
$3.50 pm.
Professional Bowlers Tour,
WMAL-7, 4::30 pm.
All Star Bowling, WMAL-7,
10 pm.
SUNDAY
Football
NFL All-Star Game, WRC-
4, 3:45 pm.
Sports Spectacular
Winter Festival, national
skiing championships, WTOP
g, 2:30 pm.
Golf
Stan Leonard VS.. Jackie
jr., WTOP-9, 4 pm.
Wide World of Sports
Acapulco water ski tourney.
WMAL-7, 5 pm.
Bowling
C h pionS hip bowling.
WMAL-7, noon.
Rudio
SUNDAY
Football
NFL All-Star Game. VOL
1850, 3:45 pm.
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Totals Is 945 Totals l4ls46
Halttime: 1920. Anacostia

Totals 10 l04S Totals lS S44
Halftme: 2O-17. Bell.
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Totals is r AZ Totals 1918 Sc
Halftime: 32-17. High Point.
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Totals 35 Is SO Totals Is 10 SIS
Halftime-41-2S, Wheaton.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Orioles Hit 3 Homers,
Stymie Foding Twins

BALTIMORE, Sept. % (AP)
Playing their role of spoiler
to the hilt, the Orioles stopped
Minnesota, 5-3, today and all
but eliminated the fading
Twins from the pennant race.
Homers by Jack Brandt, Jim
Gentle and Dave Nicholson
powered the Orioles to their
second straight victory over
the second-place Twins.
Prior to this series, Balti-
more showed only a 4-8 record
against Minnesota.
1t was the sixth-place ORR
oles who swept a five-game
series from league-leading New
York late in August to prevent
a Yankee runaway, but the
Twins. couldn't close the gap.
Harmon Killebrew'S 44th
home run of the season, after
singles by Vic Power and Rich
Rollins, shot the Twins into a
30 lead in the first inning.
Killebrew leads the league in
homers and also in runs batted
in with lit.
After their first inning rally,
the Twins played dead at the
plate. They made only two hits
Evening star., 1962-09-23
NickIous, Casper Shoot
67s, Jack | Shot Up

PORTLAND, Greg, Sept. %
(AP). Leader Jack Nicklaus
and defending champion Billy
Casper-only a stroke apart
fired identical 5-below par 67s
today to set up a showdown
tomorrow for the 1862 Port
land Open golf title.
Nicklaus' 54-hole total in the
$25, 900 tourney is 200, 16 under
par on the par 36-36-72
Columbia -Edgewater Country
Club course. 1t includes a
two-stroke penalty for slow
play, imposed yesterday.
In third place with a 203
total after a 68 today is Butch
Baird of Galveston, Tex.
Both Nicklaus and Casper,
who is bidding for his fourth
straight Portland Open champ
ionship, had rounds Of 34-33
today. Nicklaus holed an 49,
foot eagle putt after a 350-yard
tee shot and a fine approach
on the 532-yard 18th hole. He
also sank birdie puts of 2, 7,
Evening star., 1962-09-23

| Quesada. On a hurried stop
over in Cleveland for a makeup
double-header, Bright hit three
run homers IN each game as
the Senators swept two.
The Twins had narrowed the
Yankees lead to less than three
games when the Senators were
in Minneapolis in late August.
But Daniels in relief, and Ru-
dolph as a starter, won q
doubleheader. There was some
thing about sweeping that
doubleheader that some Of the
Senators liked more than the
one over the Yankees.
Cheney saved September
from being a sad month. In
an unforgettable performance
in Baltimore, he moved down
81 Orioles by strikeouts in a 16-
inning game the Senators won
on Bud zipfels homer. Cheney
broke all the strikeout records.
That's about it.
Vernon was asked for his
version of the highlights. With
out time to pursue the records
or give it much thought, Mic
key said Hinton'S development,
the first-half record of STEM
house, the doubleheader tri-
umph over the Yankees, and
Cheney'S 81 strikeoutS were his
nominations. ..
It's a skinny fare, but some
thing to be thankful for. ~
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Bobby Shantz pitched four hit
less innings of relief.
Maury Wills opened the in
ming with a walk and moved up
on Jim Gilliam's single. Duke
Snider's single scored Wills and
Tommy Davis followed with his
26th homer.
Wills, whose 95 stolen bases
fell one short of Ty Cobb's ma
jor league record for 154 de-
cisions, failed to steal.
Tommy Davis increased his
RBI total, best in the majors,
to LAG.
The only st. Louis run also
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Yonks Beaten, 81,
But Magic Number
Now Stands at 7

CHICAGO, Sept. % (AP).-
A throwing error by rookie
ShortStop Phil Linz opened the
door for a three-run seventh
inning today and the White
Sox went on to a 60 victory
over the Yankees.
The outcome, coupled with
a loss by the second place
Twins, left the Yankees magic
number at two. New York
holds a 41a-game lead.
The only way New York car
cinch its 9th pennant tomor-
row and its 18th in the last Is
seasons is by defeating the
White Sox while the Twins
lose at Baltimore. Both are
single games.
Facing the Yankees Bill
Stafford will be Early Wynn
trying again for his 300th VIC
tory.
The Yanks were cruisine
with a 20 lead on Elstor
Howard's two-run homer ir
the second inning until the
dam burst in the seventh.
Howard's 425-foot shot into
the centerfield bullpen for his
goth home run came with
Mickey Mantle aboard on q
walk.
Ralph Terry, seeking his 23C
triumph, had limited Chicago
to three hits until the 7th. Al
Smith walked and Mike Hersh-
berger and Luis Aparicio singled
to fill the bases. Deacon Jones
pinch-hit sacrifice fly scored
Smith with Hershberger going
to third. Aparicio stole second
as Pinch-hitter Charlie Max
well struck out.
Then came Linz blunder
Jim Lands was safe when Linz
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Dodgers Thump Cards, Al,
To Creep Nearer Pennont

ST. LOUIS, Sept. % (AP).-
Tommy Davis three-run homer
enabled the Dodgers to protect
their hold on first place by
beating the Cardinals tonight,
Al.
The Cards outhit the Dodgers,
IL to 6, but left IA men on
base.
Johnny Podres upped his rec
ord to l4-12. Larry Sherry res
cued him in the seventh.
Held to one hit for three in
ningS, the Dodgers pounced or
Ray Washburn for all of Their
runs and four hits in the fourth
Evening star., 1962-09-23


they went to Cleveland and
: Pete Burnside squeaked by to
win a rain shortened five-in-
ming game. And when the game
was called the Senators were
leading the league, and they
mobbed Burnside and Gene
Woodling, who had homered.
But the hilarity was short
lived. They lost IS straight, and
there wasn't much cause for
celebration until May IL when
they came UP with an 11-run
inning in Baltimore, with
Chuck Cottier supplying two
doubles.
Chuck Hinton, who bios
somed as one of the American |
Leagues outstanding players,
actually made his move June l |
in Minneapolis. He struck out |
his first three times at bat, but |
singled the next two, and won |
the game in the 18th with a
home run. Hinton'S surge dates |
from that game.
"a &&
The second week in June the
Senators had more fun than in
any other home stand. They
knocked off the Tigers four
straight. Dave Stenhouse
started it, 10, in Friday night
game. Cottier clouted a homer
in the 10th to win on Saturday,
and Don Rudolph and Steve
Hamilton won a double header
on Sunday, with Ken Refers
hit winning the second.
Tom Cheney struck out Bob
Allison and Don Mincher in the
9th with the tying run on base
to win a June 80 Saturday
night game over the Twins,
10, one of the most exciting
Of the mid-seaSon affairs.
Don Lock gave the Senators
a lift in mid-July in Chicago.
He reported after waiver deal
with the Yankees with the
reputation of being a power
hitter, excellent fielder, but a |
too-frequent Strike-out victim.
In his first game he struck out |
twice, made two dazzling field
ing plays, and won it with a
home run.
In 16 games with the Yankees
this year the Senators have
won only three, but two of
them were on one glorious
Sunday in New York. STEM
house won the first, 80, on
Harry Bright'S 3-run homer in
the first inning, and Daniels
breezed through the second as
Jim King, Hinton and Daniels
homered.
In late July the Senators
turned sluggers against the Red
Sox, and in three consecutive !
games here won 11-2, 14-1 and |
9-1. They threw nine home runs
at the Red Sox, who at the
time were Short-handed by the
absence of Gene Conley and
Pumpsie Green. 1t was Won
derful while it lasted.
August Is was a memorable
night for Harry Bright. The
day before the Senators had
been shocked by President Pete
QueSada's views that Ed Do
herty and Mickey Vernon might
not be retained as general man
ager and manager. Quesada
said at the time that the club
could use a first baSeman like
Vic Power.
%&M
Bright didn't like it, and told 4
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Fosmire Winner
Over Vet Ortequ

BOSTON, Sept. % (AP).-
Seventh ranked welterweight
Bob Fosmire pitted his quick
ness and slashing left hand
against Gaspar Ortega's expert
ence and came out with a
unanimous 10-round decision
tonight in a Nationally tele-
vised fight at Boston Arena.
1t was the 27-year-old ex-
Marines 18th straight pro vic
tory without a loss. For the vet
eran Ortega, it brought his
record to 83-23-1.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

10, 10 and 20 feet. He barely
missed a 20-foot eagle putt on
the first hole and bogeyed the
seventh after his drive landed
beside a tree. Later he bogeyed
the par-3 18th hole when he
Clipped too far past the pin.
The steady Casper had no
bogeys and managed five
brides.
Bruce Champion, who yes
terday set "a course record
with a 9-under-par So flared
to a 73 today after scoring an
eagle on the first hole.
The leaders.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Nets Dealt
116th Defeat

NEW YORK, Sept % (AP).-
The Nets lost their 116th game,
a modern record in the Ma
t1onal League, when the Cubs
bombed Casey Stengel's pitch
erS for is hits and a go VIC
tory. 1t was the Nets 154th de-
ciSion although they had also
played a tie game.
The Boston Braves of 1895
lost lis games in a 154-game
season. The American League
record is 1T by Philadelphia
in 1916.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Wyoming Upset

LARAMIE, Wyo., Sept. %
(AP).-Bobby Santiago ran 81
yards to a touchdown on a
kickoff return and passed go
yards for another today as New
Mexico ruined favored Wyo-
ming's Western Athletic Con-
ference football debut, 1921.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

took a routine grounder and
threw high to First Baseman
Bill Skowron. Hershberger
scored and Aparicio took third.
Fox singled home Aparicio.
Terry was knocked out in the
eighth as the White Sox scored
three more times. -
Hershberger doubled in one
run. With the bases loaded
Jim Bouton replaced Terry and
j. c. Martin was sent in to
pinch hit. He forced one run
ner at second. but Hershberger
scored and Aparicio also made
| it home from second when
Skowron delayed his throw.
NEW YORK CHICAGO
Evening star., 1962-09-23

the rest Of the way-doubleS
by Lenny Green in the seventh
and Zorro Versailles in the
ninth.
Rookie John Miller, the third
of four Baltimore pitchers, was
the winner.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Reds Ousted
From Race

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %
(AP).-The Phillies mathema-
tically eliminated defending
champion Cincinnati from the
National League pennant race
tonight, beating the Reds, 81,
on Bob Odds seventh inning
squeeze bunt.
Oldis' bunt scored Roy Sievers
from third and gave righthand-
er Cal McLish his 11th victory
of the season against five losses
Evening star., 1962-09-23
FUMBLES TURNED
TO TOUCHDOWNS

BOISE. Idaho. Sept. %
(AP).-Utah State picked
off two fumbles in the air
and turned them into 100
and 68-yard touchdown
runs today en- route to a
45-7 football victory over
Idaho.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
STANDINGS

('Denotes night gameO
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Chicago, 6; New York. 2.
Baltimore, 5; Minnesota, 8.
Washington, 4; Boston, 3 Q2
innings.
Cleveland at Los Angeles (n) .
Kansas City, 5; Detroit, 2.
GAMES TODAY
Boston at Washington - 2
pm. Spanwick 600 VS.. Osteen
(8-13).
New York at Chicago-Staf-
ford Q3-8) VS.. Wynn (7-13).
Minnesota at Baltimore -
Stigman (11-5) VS.. Estrada
(9-15).
Detroit at Kansas City -
Aguirre Q4-8) VS.. Pfister
(4-13).
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Miss FuuIk
Leads by 6

VISALIA, Calf, Sept. %
(AP).-Mary Lena Faulk shot
a par 72 to widen her lead in
the Visalia $4,000 Invitational
Open to 6 strokes today with
only one more day to go.
Her effort made her three
day score 214, two under par
for 81 holes.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
BASEBALL BEAT
Things Senators
Like to Recall
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

The has had its moments for the Senators, not
to be but the club closes shop in D. c. Stadium
this afternoon look back few pleasant reflections
Opening day. for instance when Bennie Daniels beat the
Tigers AL and Bob johnson in two with three
hits homer after an date rainouts
Evening star., 1962-09-23

E-Adair. Po-A- Minnesota 2A-2, BaIti-
more U-ll. DP-Versalles, Allen and
Power. LOB Minnesota 6, Baltimore l.
2B-Green, Versailles. HR-KiIlebrew,
Brandt. Gentle. Nicholson
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SENATOR'S, A.;
RED SOX, 3

Totals ~ IA } Totals A4lI 4
a Singled for Hobaugh in 9Th; b-Flied
out for Kennedy in sth; c-Singled for
Lock in 9Th; d-Fouled out for Fornieles
in 9th; e-Flied out for Rudolph in 9th;
f-WaIked for Nippert in llth; g-Struck
out for Hardy in llth; h-Ran for Nixon
in llth; Walked for Brinkman in 18th;
IRAN for Schmidt in llth; k-JohnsOn
struck out for Hamilton in 18th.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

('Denotes night game.)
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Milwaukee, 2; Pittsburgh, O.
Chicago, 8; New York, 2.
San Francisco at Houston
(n).
Los Angeles, 4; st. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati,
/.
GAMES TODAY
Chicago at New York-Ger-
herman 600 VS.. r. L. Miller
(0-12.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
O'Toole (16-13) VS.. Short
U1-8).
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh
Shaw Q5-9) VS.. Friend 1919
Los Angeles at st. Louis
DrySdale (25-0 VS.. jackson
Q4-1D.
San Francisco at Houston
O'Dell Q8-13) VS.. Bruce (9-8)
Evening star., 1962-09-23

WP-Bonikowski. PB-Triandos. U-Mc.
Kinley, Chylak, Umont, Stewart. T-2:20.
A-A,o71.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

E Schilling, YastrZemsh 2, Nippert
PO-A-Boston 34-l6, Cone out when win,
ming run scored); Washington 1912. DIP
Zipfel and Schmidt; Kennedy, StillWell
and Zipfel 2; Bressoud, Schilling and
2B-B -Bressoud, Hinton, Zipfel. 3B-
Hardy. SB-Hardy, Hinton. S-Stillwell
! Schilling SF-SchillinR
Evening star., 1962-09-23

x-Faced three men nerd
WP- Baird. PB-Tillman u Berry,
Honochick, Kinnamon, Salerno. T-3:ls
A-4,l3A.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

came in the fourth on Bill
Whites single and Dal Max
Wills triple.
InS ANGEIES Sr InIrIS
Evening star., 1962-09-23

E-Sievers. Po-A-Cincinnati 24-6, Phil.
adelphia 27-lo DIP Edwards and Car
denas. LOB Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 3.
2B7EdwPrds, Amaro. HR Nuxhall,
Demeter. Solids.
P II r ER BIB so
klPpsiein EHpTssll Al. IS, ! : ! ! : !
McLlsh w. lI-s) S , !
x-Faced one man in 5th.
U-Burkhart, Walsh, COnlan, Peiekou-
das. T-2:35, A-3,sS,
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HbP-by MackenZIe (SantO), by An
1erson Matthew'S. Listener, BogseSS.
Landes, Smith. T-2;42. A-3,744.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
NEW YORK

Totals 4oSlSS Totals 377Si
a-Grounded out for Mackenzie in 5thi
b-Popped up for FosS in 7th; G.
Grounded out for Anderson in 9th.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Bright didn't like it, and told
Evening star., 1962-05-06
~ SCHOOL

Note: These are instruction pro-
grams beamed during the daytime
hours to schoolrooms In the Wash
ington area. Home viewers with sets
adjusted to receive the UHF signal
can also view them.
M0NDAN-9:45. ParIons Franeals; 1910. Ian
Suage Arts tflrst to third srades); IL. Science
8; LIS. Music Of Many Lands (4th-6th
gradesl; 2:4o, Parlons FrancaiS.
TUESDAY-9:45, Parlons Franeais; lois.
Geography (culturaD; ll:oo. Science S;
l:3o. Exploring Music ust-3rd srades);
2:o5. Language Arts (4th-6th srades); 2:4o.
ParIons Franeals (4th orade).
WEDNESDAY-9:45. ParIOns Franeals; 1910.
kindergarten; lilo, kindergarten tO; las.
Science 6 (R); 2:4o. ParIons Franeais.
ThURSDAY-9:45, Parlons Francals; 1910.
Language Arts Prim. tR); l:25, Science S
tR); 200, Music Of Many Lands (R). EIem.;
2:4o, ParIons Francais
FRIDAN-lo:l5, Geography tR; ll:oo. Par
Ions Franeais (R); l:3o, Exploring Music tN.
Prim.; 2:o5. Language Arts tR), Elem.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15
Baptist Prayer

Baptist Prayer
Meeting Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 7:30 pm. a
Prayer Meeting will be held at
the East Cleveland Baptist
Church.
Sunday at 9:45 am. is Church
School Hour and II am. is
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-02-15
Church Women
Hold Instruction

United Church Women of
Greater Cleveland will hold q
School of instruction for
leaders of women's groups in
local Protestant and Eastern
Orthodox churches Friday,
Feb. 23rd, beginning at 9:45
a. m. and ending at 2:30 p. m.
Meetings are scheduled at
Bethlehem Lutheran Church,
3740 Mayfield rd., Cleveland
Heights.
The Leadership Education
Committee, Mrs. Edward J.
Martin, chairman, has ar
ranged the program. Subjects
which will be covered include
"The Presidents Notebook,
"Meet the Nominating Com
mittee", Developing Group
Personality, "Who Needs a
Budget?", program Build
ing, and Creating a Spirit
ual Image"
Reservations 8 h o U d be
made through local churches
or the UCW office, 1880 Eu-
cid ave. (15), by Monday,
Feb. 10th.
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Memorial Services
Are Planned

Are Planned
A memorial service for de-
ceased members will be part Of
the 10:45 a. m. worship service
next Sunday at the Phillips
Avenue United Presbyterian
Church, East 125th st. at Phil
lips ave.
Living the Christian Life"
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Finnigan Talks
To Mems Club

Edward L. Finnigan, athletic
director, head football coach
and professor Of physical educa-
tion at Western Reserve Univ.
ersity, will address the Mems
Club of the East Cleveland
Congregational Church on Tues
day evening, at a $3.50 pm. din
ner. His subject is "What Makes
a Champion. The occasion is
the annual father-sons night
dinner.
Book of Liviticus
Furnishes Sermon
Several members of the First
Friends Church are reading the
Bible through in 1862.
Each Sunday the Pastor, Rob-
ert E. Moshen, breaches from
the Bible book which is to be
read during the week. Next
Sunday the sermon will be from