East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26

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attraction is the world
famous California Cuties who
will oppose the Greater Cleve-
land All-Stars, representing
the best fast-pitch softball
players in the local area.
The Cuties, who hail from
Compton, California, are a
mems team that is attired in
women's clothes from head to
foot including high heels. They
put on a show as never put on
before by any novelty team
which includes dancers, singers
and a chorus that always brings
laughter to the most hardened
softball fans.
"Fireball" Freda Stars
The Cuties will bring such
stars as: Fireball Freda, one of
the country's fastest pitchers;
Beulah, the glamour midget
who claims to be the smallest
pitcher in softball; Tessie the
Terror, star infielder, who will
be heard all over Shaw Stadium
with her loud mouth; Liza Jane
the star Of the show. who is 2
bow-legged pitcher with a very
peculiar wind-up. Liza Jane
will also bring her famous
wardrobe, direct from the best
secondhand stores in the
Golden West.
Game Time Sis p. m.
The feature game, which will
be played in Shaw Stadium to
accommodate the crowd, will
begin at 8:15 following two
other softball games, one a
Girls Pigtail League contest
and the other slow-pitch af-
fair featuring two top teams in
the newly-formed East Cleve-
land Slow Pitch League. During
the evening portion of the pro-
gram, there will be a drawing
for several door prizes donated
by local merchants.
Day Begins at l p. m.
The Amateur Day event will
begin at p. m. at Shaw Field
when the East Cleveland Little
League All-Stars will face the
Little League ALL
Stars.
At 3 p. m. the local Senior
League All Stars will collide
with the Willowick Babe Ruth
League All-Stars.
These players are Little
League graduates" who are
now in the 1915 year age
group.
Also at 8 p. m. swimming en-
can watch a series of
East Cleveland boy and girl
swimmers competing in free
style races from the sundeck
If Shaw Pool.
Adults Pay IS
Ticket prices for the eight
lour program are 81 for adults
md fifty cents for children of
high school age and below.
The tickets may be purchased
n advance from any of the
managers, coaches or players
n the East Cleveland Little
leagues, Inc. or at the gate the
late of the event.
The proceeds from the ANA
eur Day program are used to
lelp defray expenses for the
90 East Cleveland boys who
LAY in the three local baseball
on local diamonds dur
ng the summer.
Donors and Prizes are as
ollows:
Franks Pastry Shoppe, Eu-
lid at Ivanhoe rd., $3.50 cake:
Iick's Cliffview Delicatessen,
8027 Euclid ave-, One case of f
oft drinks; Joe's Barbershop.
GAIA Euclid ave-, One haircut;
Vuertz Hardware, 1895 Hay ,
en- ave-, Pyrex Covered Loaf l
)ish; Charles Dept. Store, 1878 +
Hayden ave-, Tea Set; Shaw Q
'urniture and Appliance, 1887 S
9 Hayden ave-, Lunar l Rocket s
'oy; Brooks Friendly Tavern, :
1915 Euclid ave-, One Case of !
oft Drinks; c. w. Koenig, J
3612 Euclid ave-, One Dozen
old Balls; Shaw-Hayden Bar L
er shop, 1869 Hayden ave, p
ube of Brylcreem, Pick-N-Pay {
uper Markets, three pounds of Y
f coffee; Dorothy Souche's Il
louise of Beauty, 14254 Euclid a
ve., Haircut, Shampoo and set;
lame Lounge, 1910 Euclid f
ve., One Case of Soft Drinks; e
'orothy Souche's House of h
eauty, 14254 Euclid ave., SIS
ornament Wave. g.