https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cb059564bbca8c7e622a37e21963fe26.pdf aae1a4185010acaf7208c87e75a84e85 PDF Text Text ' • \ . I n.J~J, lfeutloel, PODitlOJ-lllddleport, 0 ., Feb. 15, 1957 D~tw; .' UCt¥ - - c.:- lilfl9nla Ph•I The DaHv Sentinel Welter. Plans have also been ma.de for an in fonnal dance to be held thu evening at the Middlc- •• r-e... ,_ pJgf rLgpter po11 K P Hal! for the me mbErs . I;A' Ill ~ '\.1111 pJ $1)'1 Sh Yf o[ the soror ity , tllc1r husbands and Th~n~lar~hapt~ of Beta gu;~~- followmg members were of The profltt will 10 for the Speech The cultural program was pre· Therapy C1us whieh i.s s po~red aented by Mrs. Welker and Wi;S eaeh .iwnmer b)' the Crippled a moving pict ure on Tex tiles and CbUdre•'• Society in Middleport Home Decow ioll>." DAn DY Winding Trail Garden Club 1n Con t rl"b ut"IOn T. 0 Lib rary BUY 1956Gevrolet Station Wagon ······ $2495 ' • POMEROY MOTOR CO. Pomeroy , / ' I A report waa macle by Mrs. Charles Lewis on a magi.zine for the Library. Mrs. Terrell and Mra: C. L. Heaton atlent;led the district meeting held Teeently in Mlddle· port and Mra Terrell gave tlte report It waa voted to co-operate wltb the other garden clubs in ~he county ln the planting of sbtubbery at the county homes and also to co-ope!'ate for the eo11nty flower ahow jn June and Mn. C. L. Heaton was named u chairman. Announcements were made of the state convention which will beld in Columbus September and of tbe district meeting June 3. 1'he "Park It e'5eleet OnJu I'J&e Verg Be•t lnV.edCar• WE CAN· If you· want to plck over the but ueed tal'8 In town -if you want to aiJk pleilty of questions and GIVE YOU THE ret atraieht, on•the.lev4!:1 answers- it you want to do you.r own ldokiR.I' in1idi, hnde.r the hood. and all around-thm eome to ua! We knoW'our ftne used' cart wiD 11tand any in11pee ~ tion, fCJr· w••n reconditioned them to the peak of Due to Low Overhead COME IN TODAY ccmdition an4 appe•rance. Look at the low prices too:..ehancel are )'our present ear will more than eover the ;wn payment. Don't mi11 them I WE INVITE BEST 1956 Buick Sed4J1. A Low HARD LOOK 1955 PLYMOUTH VB SAVOY · · ··· · $11495 4 dr. Sedan. One local owner. It's packed to the brim with vim. Sbowa.good care. · 1955 PONTIAC V8 ·· · ·· ········ ··· $1895 ' I 870 2 dr. ·Dlz, Sedan. Only 15,589 actual miles. Hydramalic drive. w, hard to find words to express the care and condition of this car . 1955 F_, VB Customllne · ···· · ·· $1 1595 2 dr. Sedan, Fordomatlc. 17,856 aduol mile' by' careful local owner. 1.955 Mercury dr. M.O.M. Heater, good \I rune fine, sharp. tlre"l 1 • dr, Sedlll. Hydramatlc. Power Brakes and steering. II do0111't look IJke anyoqe .has ever sat on genuine leather custom Interior. Best Pontiac. New one cost over $4,000. 1956 PONTIAC VI Star Chief ·· · · ·· $21495 ·• dt; sedan. 'Leis than 9,000 easy miles. You'll faO trl Jove fl))m your bead to your wheels. ' ' 195, c.taUna "draiiU!tlc Y8 Star Chief ... .. $2;895 Power Steering, Power Brakel. Hy· all leather Interior. "Hard Top" mllea. Fully equipped. New one cost POMERO~ of IJ;oses" ln July was also announ· ced , )frs. Robert Thompson 8· greed to1 ,erve as ehairman fot a j11nior club. ' Mrs. George Heines preaented the top1c for ' the eveniD1 "Soil Testing and FertUizen." fdrt. AJ• COME IN SEE THESE A.ND MANY MORE METROPQLITA.N A.UTO SA.LES AI Tnlfte Ulld Ill Middleport Evelllllga lUllll • pa. Pheae 8041-1 .u: SOCIETY Bridge Cfub Is Host'ed Wed. By Mrs. BLaettnar Mro. Fre<l Bla.ettnii,L' enterl~ned her bridge club WedDeadft)' even· ing, at her home Spring Ave. Prlze for h~tb fCCII'! waa awar4od to Mn. WilllaDJ' Anderton and th~ tdveUng ~to Mrs. Paul Ne~se A 1l11d .eourte was serVeit by tbe hostcu ~ thoae name4 abOve -. , D~I'o ' It The Pretldeilt bad notbiq to aay on the mom.lng eonferepee, but Dulles illfUe4 a statement ia In other bu&ineu before the meeUna: appointment ,waa made of a nomlnaUna: committee co'rq~la~ tna of: ~"Y Eliubetb Andtnon, Eva Boll•y apd sarah Gibbs. Mar\ba: Jane WIIUimllla\le the cultunl on "Trant.'' were &cmd by Janet . ~ Hinkle and VI S.tclal · · · · · ··· · · · $2~95 .. M~ning.Of- . Utelr M{a:. wOQden scatfoJdin& On whieli tbey work. 'lbere\.,il no indication toda)' that U.e ~"'nee had heea ..,. Ued bet~ th twO union groups. COT'(;,.__, SerTrlai . . .'. Date the Wak~·Up Beautiful Lipnlck No more rumblinl in rcJ~ purse with this rtcw con-wmlent clip-on mif(Or- the mOlt exciting; li~)Ciea 1ince Coty ..24"itself. And at bedtime, when YoU dean• JOUr facefthe lipstick con1ca oft', but the Wm' alay• on. ·· -": }t , ' YOU'LL • • •• would JBUhlbl7 With all the rtione1 she. eo11id Krape up, abe taid s.he and (our of J,.er children, ODe six monttJ• ~ld, were flyi.,g to her parenta f!ome in KilJore. Tex. Three other coUnty. ch.Uiren were left bebin!I tempor-irlly with friends~ WiUia' body wtn. be ahipped Friday to Groves, . Tex... '. '• llidlllf 'Eut - ·~tr ll:tael aituatlon." ~' ,the woman's pJane waa tab off, Heaa belped her AS A · · 'Ohio Wildlife aboard. And Eban' ~ Ameriean jD'OJIO!I1 · t~oQ ""' ''lfmrever. DUlles - Cincinn1li, II lid ' ' ' '• 1- . ... AS .S~N . . a new llat • HIIhCOIIOflnow of which hUJJtluf and $1.. .PAUL, J.llno....:llln-L• lilhing opeitd the mon• tpenl $4UIIII,OliO to teep its ey they .';oUt>eJM fDr ·balldUng trtant highways clear of ·s.now and sales of licenses. j / toe durina the PIISt M winters. Georp A. Meskal, chi# malnteD· aaee, eqgJaeer for the hllbwa:v department, Jl\d $1U8Z •• opent for that purpose iD ·IIIU, the first ye1r of the department'! eui5o Durin1 the wioter ,f • -<Jt 1%. bUAtlor Abba EbaD for 110 miov"lea. Dullea Mid Ehoii ll~i~ "'eoDit:Qictive'' anawer. to tJM;. AIIIOrieali plim for wi~Ml'Jwlna JnHI troops' from• Eal'PL ' , . them goodbye be along the plane ud a $1M) cheek CJWi to Mri: A photographer took It to ..,. - ilefore leaving WuhillJI!o!l ..:, ~. Dulla ~~~e~ ~ HaJJiday ... ·burial. relelse a atate. ment I~ lodtY'a meilliuJ. _Ha1:!14. u i d ~ illbt't tolb uodou~to.!!l' on tile ap~ftd The bLrtDday of Mls11 Anna Durst was obterved Thursday when the Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the Federated ChuTcb 1'11et 'lt the ch11rch for an all day quUttna. Jndivldaal pineapple upside down elba were aerved with • poUuck dioner at noon to -"'MJu DUrJI, II"'· Freda Mitch, Mr1. Otho Murray, Mra. Clar1 Seh1eter, Mrs. Loult Reibel, Mn. Addle Grucaet"1 Mrs. Grovor Er~. Mrs. AD'Ia~da Kaa par, Mn. CJarence Ma111r, Nn. \Y. L. K1utz:, Mrs Norman KJQea~ lfn. Theodore lfon, lin. Walter. lief. Mlu Lena Gt'ueaer, Mrs. TheodDN Katle -Boeht. lin. Cl!Tie · · , aocl Rev. and lin: Waldo House Pnu ' .-. Jamea C. Jla&til• nicl DoUeto children PROUD te4 additional e...W..Iioo llf tlle ,.,. J!Uoo ot tbe UOIIA!d Illata. Dullea ni~ the Preo!•t .opin """"'..... todA)' Ills · ot .,.; gener for fiall cilnsrae:JCHial ..,. tion" on bia ""cf.octrine" fell'. 0.. Hldd!e Eut, ·~ Ill vieW of the reeent proiJOt>oda by the Soviet Union 1Pin:Jt tbe I'NIIio dent's Hiddl~ Eut llfOin.liLT White •• AS Miss Anna Durst Birthday 'Party Held On Thursday n1o1o1 ~~ c~ ferenee~a~( · . . ~ .., . · Pink Pioclous Pink , L..,.;:.;.,;:.:~::...-;.;.;.;;;.;;;:.;.;;;;;..:....~,. ELBE~~ FELDS .... . Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard were overnight a:uest.!l in Columbul Monday. Ruby Reel :-. EhiD aid In Wa.blullon night that bil ................ · The Preaident cootorrod · 'lflth Lodre fDr u ~ late Friday nia:bt attn ·they Drived at S'pellce Air Force laM '!1 ltloultrio, ga., 37 . . . . ~~n:ine Roao }3-5 which he aatd \e and tbe Cltief Executive wnted more eJarllyinJ det>U1 from the kneU ment on U. aailouaee willili~ to withdnw ftop of t6e . DOD-laraeij temf,Orr. · ;,_. Dulles ao<1 Fl•me Red ' • h 1io mirr~r wit l Fairfidd -- Vou'U ftrtd c,tY ';24" an~· OD ljkc:.a drc~U~J,J~ ~ur llp<t lonki"l [alllf'UY ':~ovo"IDr houn. • 11"-- l' I li ..U "reported today that 619 Carpenters employed at the Kaifer Ala.m.bluln Raven~wood W. Va. plant walkH out Friday after a diJpul.e wiU.; another union. A 10\ll"d' "laid. that Carpenter• Union .,ortmen Jeft the job after membep flf a Steel Workers Unio:a i nsiated on the eDn!ltruction of Mrs Eugene Coleman has been ill w1tb an attack of fiu. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard and family, Colllmbus, vilited re· Suun. or - 1:30 1. Jaml!l MiddlepOrt .Society Jolly Club On W"4· At a meeting held In the DAV Hall on Tuesday the Ol'aio Eta Phl Chapter of Beta Si11m1 1Pht, with A.:nn Ru'a:r 'preaiditll aJfnounced plana for 1 dance to be held at the K P Hall In MlddleROrt toniaht from 9 to 12 p.m. COP11'-8e L GulddrlviJI& Mrs~.--w-=-u:--:d-er-m!lth Is Hostess To Th~ JMp · · · ·· .. · · · ·· · · · · · $1,495 a1 1m. Wf;ti Glll)tn latives here Monday. · / Mn. J. A. Young Sr. Is in Jatk· aon where sh11., is usisti!'ll in U.e and Mra. Albert Coalea and( ltn. care of her daughter, Mra. Robert, R. L. Jacobi, Yates, and new aon, .ttlnda11 ~elth , who were taken home MOp· day,/ from HOlzer HOspUal. Mr.s. Youn g is also carina: for the baby's sisters, Sandr.a an'd Klthle. Mn. L. E. Reynolds and her niece, Ann Rupe, ltN, · GaUipol11 1 busine.!ls viatton in Colum· ljrs. Gerald Wildermuth eliter· were bll8 Tuesday, talne<l ihe Jolly Club Wedn~ay eveninr at her home, Mulberry · Mrs. Noah Haaldn.s taus:ht at Ave. the Kyger Creek Hith ' Sc~ool Thunday for Coaeh Chatle1 Jlat A short bu!lineu SeBIIOil wa •; tiff who waa called to Huntington held with Mrs. LUUe Rauck preBI· by the serious illnesa of hi' dent, presiding. A new project' for mother. the c~b wa.s discussed. The.. tr~Vel· lng prize donated by Mrs. Otmer Mr. and Mrs. C. H. W1se Jr. Grimm was awarded to .Mrt. Hauck left Tbura~ay for Marietta to at: Refreshments were served b)l tend the premiere of the plctpre the ho1te15 to those named above "Battle Hymn" and the other and .Mro. Wilbur Hanning, Mrs. ceremonies (lb8erving FounderJ Donald Uauck, Mrs. Albert Wood. day at the Marietta College. and Mrs. Charles Str4uss, Mrs. El· Mr. and Mra. Logan Kelly Je.ft don Will ,1 Mrs. Hi!Jlrl: Dalley, and LO<Iay ·for Iowa to viait rel1tive• Mrs Gene Evans. over the weekend. Mr. and Mn. Paul Smart hav.<! boen in Toll!do visiting Mr, an'd Mn. Milton Smart and dauahter, ~an. Hard Top 4 dr.- Dynaflow drive. Jt's a beauty from start to finish. • I 1 Mrs Albert ' Moos spent Tueeday Mason, W. Va. with lolr: otd Geor~~"e Mees. . • Mrs Dena ZwiUillJI ~htei'ed Hoi· lard Pratt wts awarded a blue rib- ze.r Hoapital, Thureday foi obaerbon for a dri~d arrangement ot vation ~nd treatment. oats, oak leaves ll)d wood roaes ;tf!d Mr,. Edward Koehler 1 blue Mr and Mrs. BcnU Woate vJ~ f ribbon for an arrangembt of dal· ittd recenUy in Plants wi~li ~~~ fodlls. Ida ami Auguata Wolfe. . , .' . Mrs. Albert M~s entered Holzer At the elo1e of the meetJng Ho1p1 tal today for obsel'Vation and games were played under the di· recVon o~ Mr'.:\ Heaton and' p~zra treatment. ' awarded to Mre. JOM!ph Sj ble llr. and Mrs. Harry Cant~ and Mra. cAarlea Lewla. . were busineu vlJitors ln Galilp.. Refreshment& clrrylna opt the oUa, Thundo~~y. , Valentine theme wert aervetl~ by Mr. a_nd Yts. Cb.:lrJes Bucl and ;he ho4te14 to those n•mtil ape Mn. WIUard Ebersbactl v(eri GIIand Mrs. Leo Bryi:n, )In! Hi1TY Upolla visitora, Thunday. ./ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzllai and CanterburY lllll,o N!lllie Kool!lu, Mn. Lueiile B. IIa'!'klna, Mra. lin. Roy Tracy Jr. were buaillf:ltl WUJiam Dawson 1nd &uelta Mrs. riaiton La GaUipoll1, '1'1\lltad.Q:. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warren Ro~r~ Wilson ..a~ dauahter. have returned hoD:Ie after spen4 iJ1i: 7 wlu. at Naple11, Fla. Ohio Eta Phi ' 1952 Packard '300' Chapter Plans Dance Tonight 1955 PONTIAC VB. Star Chief · · · · · · $2I 195 • .;,_,Mn.. ' i'";;;;::;;;l;;;;.;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;.,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.,] ' ' . ,,. Mrs. C. E. Hoyt - Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport SocietY Editor, Phone 6079 IDd .Pomof'D¥. The ho.tessos wece Mildred lin. Helen Adkina, proaldent, Karr, Vugmoa Cliffocd and JoyC<: prelldeiJ at the which w4• Kennedy and they Aerved refreshA contribution wu made to the held al the home of Ralph ments at the cl o.se of the meetins. .speakers fund and a book on gardemng wu- purchased for th~ IIro.J Pomeroy Public Library when the WJnding Trall Garden Club met •• Thursday evenlog at the' home of • Mrs. Edward K'bebler Butternut Ave. Mrs. John Terrell president, pi-e.sided 1t the meeting which open· ed with the elub prayer and Ppalm V-8, 4-Door Station Wagon, Radio and Heater, Power 23 led by Mie21 Emma Seitz. Mem· Gllde- White Wall Tires. Extra Cloan. One Local Owner bers re.!ponded to roll call with the title of a song containing the ' name of a nower. ' '. eups ol auorted elbdJe.J, by me Mrs. Claremtmt E. HoYt waa 14 room mo th ere, )Jn. , - C. F. Tomp-, h c h dau .."'ter klru and .Mo. Ob~fle't ;Bayes. J 111f- over.n1Iii t cues~ 0 1 •Mr 1 u!..~"o.l' ftE»' WelTy wa.s I e-e.t Margaret, a seruor a are "" • lege Wednesday and was 1 cuest Miss G(lntvleve Stobart'• tourtll · at the coffee ho11r held Th~ grade, were eei'ved ice cn;:am pro- rqoratn1 at the Ancltora,~ vlded by l(,n. Paul Ztrkle and , Mfl, SophJa Russell at bost~~u~}l · Mn. WUlllpt.,.. ~.. The ttfth honorlnJ Mrs. WUUam "'e , 1 Miu Farle ErleWi,ne'i lirlt ade tauiht Ra1 b $ n· ,ad Mr3. Cecil Underwom;L ltri. ·' padi we:te aerved eup eatu, lee :r were liven 1 ttea~ of ~ee. O'Neill ts a member of ChL aororeream and Valel)tine f•vora pro- cream bin, rup :eatea Iced' ln lt)' where Miss ~o)'t ls an 1et1vo vJded b)' the room mothers, !rfra. whlte •nd .dnterf!(l witb a re~ member at Manetta. Cl11 Norton and Mre. Richard beltt • nd f11,~1 of Valen\ine un· Mrs. Hon. and ber daugbter a•· ' Owens. Room mothen, Mrl. Chat· dy and bubble IWil ~Mra. ~~~ tended the exer<:lses cel1bnliDJ . le1 Lytle and. Mrs. H. E. Triplett Lee Uaile~ aDd Jrfr•. Ed Ariloltl Founders DIY at the Piela HQUte preunt for the put)! lq the usilted by Mra. Roy Mayer.· Nan- when honorary decrees were con· aec:ond grade tausbt b1 Klu Mll'J' ey Jo Mil)"er and S~lll Laftrdn& ferred on Gov. Underwood, Rock Vlrlinla ReibeL They serye4 J,ce were guest,o · ' II d ' d Dr You Chao Yan& ~am Valt.ntlne cooties' ud Val· · A · !J}I son an · ' , u· ' f Becky Tr1 J Korean amba11ador. eo ne non. P ett wu The room mothers u ..a .nuve In the arternoon :Mra. Ho)'·t 1t. 1 eueat for tbe paJ-tJ'. .Iqraham imd tended the Governor'• recfptlon Tbe tbird Jrade, tiught by Mr.1. provided lee eream eentered1Witb Jt tbe BDtly MilLs Auditorium and Helen Nease, were · aerv'ed hot. 1 a red ' heart and )aelrt1 shaped .met a Iar11e number ofthe celebncl!Oe,,lat~, heart shaped de\IUI rood 1cookies wtiich w•re '· · served by ties attending the Founders Day • cup eakea, heart snaped eookie1 I' Mrs GUbert. , ~ted. bf 1 ' lin. and premier of thE; ne,w pk.ture ' wlth Valentlne dec.ora'tion4 ;,tnd Richard Fintaw. , •IBatUe ]{yma.'t ~ Lucihe Bearbi Hawltlna, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pbone 6244 len and Ruby .Baer 'f V1lentine parties were held in each of the ;llx grad~ at CeatraJ School, Thurstlay afternoon. Val· ent.inu . wera diJtrlb11ted' from be1utifUUy deconted boxe. . . and the pupile received ValenUne can· dy treat& from the teacben. Sitma be Jiven iD AprU w1Lh the ~ t.Q:oll and place to be announced later. ' central Scliool Valenrine Parties . Founders Qay · · Are Held In All GradeS Thui-s(fay Attended By f PIU Soforit)' made teAlative named on the nominating commi~­ plana for • benefit style Jhow to t.ee: Eleanor Thoma s, Phyllis Mul- ~ . ' f' .' ' • Israel suffldelit ' ~ ~:r E8)'pt will pot mt~ eounter moves. , . lt wn certain ' tbat tbe ~ dent, Dullea and Lodp ,..old allo ~ the appoin!m<Dt of Alldrot Gropiyko .. ·SoViet forelp mloliler, replacioa Dmilrl T. Sbepllo¥, DiplomatiC' apureea ill w~. toll 11id Israel did not tldat' the Dullea p~n weat far ~ ill proYit:fing guarantee~ against 1 reo IUIDptiOD of !Jclligereney bJ EQ!'f: after an I~raeli tl'oojji witladrawaL ln other Mideut tte........,.,., •-heident Gamal Abdet :N'asof UG 4 wheel drive. beeause • YOU .' ' ·· ' ' f\' .. .. -·,1-,, ' ' \1'lf ' FOR• A You can be sure- if you use bank clwc/u: &ell oheolt: you draw comes batk 10 you, when pallll is ' an au'tomatic, valid receipt. fl.nd tbat"s just 11M ; of the advantages of bavlnJ a checklns llCC01IJitl ' . MORE . CO.,Ill ••• FIIID OUT ABOUT AJ,L 1HE IIlii III ~ .• ADVAIITA8ES ••• OPEN ._ YOUI lCCOUIIT, WI1H '• ... USI . ' ~ • I, •,,.l ,. . l '·. le•• .. , ' ... : ' ' ' h .' •· · ··'-as. "'..;: . l .FINt-ioOD . : ' . ' •'' ,1!'\ .]~ '"'·''• '• . iltd . . ··Wete'. , Plttlant : · . · AhntJPhtre . ', i • I '_.:Fo[]Der President 'h'ulba11 ~ pared to deliver a &ajar t~ policy adelre81 on ~e Middle 'Ebt before &Ome 2,000 JeWlall at, an Israeli bopcl drive In lllliill Beach ionighL _' " EAT Tlt-1\T . ' ... ' .'' . .P~~~roy National Ba~d( BANKING SINCE 1171 1 ·· ' .I \ ·.' Jl!tlll.ber Federal Rell<lrve:syalelll ' M~'relle~ Depolltlaalll'anee Corponllpa ,Ortma ~~~~~ ' you Selected lto&.r F·~. miture ~" ·• · •- Clafl •tore .! J1J.AY '' .. ~ ·, _-;.6ctted . -. : •· " '• [\'fi't. f �• Sent in J l I I· .. I .30 9: uo 10: 0 11 :00 11 :15 lL \I H· :30 A o Safety .. .. Rlnre W. .. . . I • ' ' 0 · ••• J E • .OA LY I / c oss ' I ' OHI ,. 1 . OIIhol'opo ltarcb ... ial 0 'I . 0 r To Su ' .. T E ct ' ..• ' •• • ' I ..: ro . ' ' E r '· ·, • ' Tr tworth I YQ VX OlCXT TQ PDCP • en ' Q. Middle~ ,., '', t, un I �• Sent in J l I I· .. I .30 9: uo 10: 0 11 :00 11 :15 lL \I H· :30 A o Safety .. .. Rlnre W. .. . . I • ' ' 0 · ••• J E • .OA LY I / c oss ' I ' OHI ,. 1 . OIIhol'opo ltarcb ... ial 0 'I . 0 r To Su ' .. T E ct ' ..• ' •• • ' I ..: ro . ' ' E r '· ·, • ' Tr tworth I YQ VX OlCXT TQ PDCP • en ' Q. Middle~ ,., '', t, un I �·' • ' I ' "4; ~ • • • • • ~~!IDe!, Pomeroy.Jii4dleport, 0., Feb. 16, 18S7 " I . IJa.ckets Lose Thriller To Pomeroy ~n Holne FlOor I ·-IIY FOR REI'S 'two-reel •I•pstiek comedy ." Chair· :.?~!.=n~d~fr:, ~0 ~~~~:~~~eK·~;~~.\~: High School ·Baske&ball ID ~into cbargea that wre• been ordered to eJ.plain lhe con· Middletown lOI Portsmouth 7~ Ulnr - · ··- sla•-' ind YV''" Zanesville 94 C.mbridge 53 pullled M li~e- ·eomedlana in a duct of the wrestling matthe.s. M 1 F -===~-::::::::::::===;::========·==-. 1 art nJ erry 73 :&m.!:!~n~v:p;~o~!ville r Sherrard 71 Shadytide 61 Cadl.t 99 Dennison 79 Columbus West 65 Columbus Aquinas 57 Delphos SL John 84 62 Day.ton Stivers 72 / Late Model Cadillacs 19'5~ CadiUac • $2995 4 door Sedan. This Colin be your CADILLAC. See Ibis belutlful car and you will be •mazed at such wonderful v.alue at such a low coat. Powder blue, white wall tires, power steering, tinted glass, radio, heater. 1953 Cadillac • $2195 4 door Sedan. Drive Ibis sparkling black beauty today! Orut owner, low mileage, clean 11 a pin. A car th•t will give you tbousaDds upon thousand& of miles of perfect · service. Fully equipPed. · . 1952 Cadillac • $1695 4 door Sedan. It's a mighty euy step when you step up to the Cadillac clasa with this economy priced, gleaming green fine famUy car. This iii indeed a great buy on a great car. Fully equipped with Cadillac's famous conven. lence features. We are proud to offer It to you for only- ., ~ Cana1Wtnehester81Dul)lin62 Upper Arlington t9 Urbana 47 F'rankl£n 72 Dayton Fairview 62 Troy 51 Xenia Central 48 Fairborn SJ Dpton Fairmont te Tipp City S2 West Carrollton 40 SL Marya 63 Cellna 57 Dayton Chaminade 59 Beavercreek" 42 ColumbUI North 67. Colombuo Souib 47 Bexley 114 Delaware 51 Reynold&burc 69 Gahanna 57 Groveport GO MarioD·FrankJin 42 Whl!<hol1'71 Hamilton Twp. 47 Mllllln 8! New .\lb""y 51 Columblij 'UniverljJtJ high 83 ColumbJ.ts Aeadelny 71 ~astmoor. 84 Franklin Hcta. 46 QbUlicothe 73 Ce•hocton 60 Columbus St. Charles '9 Columbus Watteraon '2 Greenfield 62 olumbna Rosary 53 CoJUtnbul Central 73 Col"mbuo !Jnden McKinley Sl L ,__ IJicn- 72 Newark 71 Defiance 70 Bryan 411 Flndloj. 70 Lorain 58 Worthington 7S Grove City 51 Hllllardl 741 WeJ.tervmc •5 " KARR and VAN ZANDT Eastern Ends '57 W. Mllln St. Pomeroy Phone 485 Regular Season "=:::::::::::::::::::::::=======~With 12-6 Record Sisson, Buffington, Lead Panthers T~ Y;mks, SoX;-Get 6542 Victory Over Traditional Foe Three Of&it ..An iMpiMd and fig-ting lui Panther plaJ. MinOf ~ w" '· · · . )1!4- dlegort Yellow Jacket buketball · h' In 1eam pu lied to Wll m one po t of tbe Pomeroy Panthel'l midway io the third quarter Fri~y Digbt on their home eourt but eould'1lot cope wlth the Panther fut break, finally Ioolni their 12th IDd last SEQAL iame, 85-52. :rhe win ci!H:hed !bird place In t~e fi01l SEOAj. standings for Pomeroy, The biJ gun in lhe oTacket drive, and the bot wbo kept the home It the Jaekell who fouled h ·1 N •-1 t 1 eav1 Y- eU~oUD wen ou ear 1 iD the fourth quuter-:-u titer threw a tiJht man·for-mau a.caJn!t the Panthera. Nelloo: wu in Buffin!llon's holr 111 lli&hl but the great 111!1• opeedst.er .trom upo mer. m1naged to 21 j>oinlt on seven fleldel'l oDd ae••• ()( 1i tree throws. cot The Pantbers opened the with a 8.Q lead bMore pme Nekon within two mlnute1 rode four to ei&bt after the aeco-na half b•d bflgun. That lll'lt 1e:11ion bad ended 3).2'7, favor of tbe Win.nen. ' Bowles came out of thi rest period and got a lon1 one-bonder fl'om the · side bit lllro bunnleo bonJ-haDI, an<t' added anotherioni abot. In the mUnUme John S1fion, of Pomeroy had bit oft a nlci 'Juf: break 11nd ~.aroo Biffington made one free !4row &09d. The ••ore stood 36-35, and Mid· dlepOrt lao• were ~ereamlng with Jlee, smeUing a telllational upset But it wasn't in the card•. cOach Dlek Retton·s boy• methodically went to wot:~ with I lone on~h•nder bf 'Sillon, w h 0• incl· denlaJJy, was the aeoring star of the , came, getUnJ 27 LJOintt dur· lng the evening. Larry Wllaeimuth •dded ·two .for two free tl)tow11 and JohJllon ot one to make 1t 423•• •-•ore ~wleo broke the ·1~ . ..,.. ·•• aglln wllh IU\<llnny lone onebal;lder. Nelson bit a side push lhot to makt the BCore 39 for the Jackets !><foro the ctuarter ·ended. Wildermuth had hit wit.h a fielder just Uke it tor the Panthers and it was 44-39. In the last quarter, the Panthen at~lly pulled away with Aaron Bufflqton . puttlnc on a great ahow af ball control and Sinon juat as areal a one at the foulllne, wJt,ere the desperate Jackett, were eenrltne him frequently . SIISOn bact the outstandint performance of-.1ppearlng at the foul line 13 tlmea, and hating on all 18. In tbe last quarter Pomeroy scored 21 points, and J3 of them came on the foul line. As for that, tbe Jackets counted 24 field goal& ddrtna the game , Pomeroy only 21. But the Jackets had only four op· portunitlea to go to the charity Iine as referees Wren and Mace found little to 'blame In the can!· Hart&ell D<tdrill'l Eastern cagera wound up their regular season on Frll!ay nirht at Albony In· Albeno County wlith a 06-48 win for a 12-fl 1eUan re(Ord. Eaatern led all the way, but the Athens COunty club,. 10·10 on their season, got within five pointt of the .wlnr\f!rH in the final frame. Coach Dick Macak't boys could not clote th~ gap, however. Eastern rescrvea lost all" over· time battle 43·41 with Hetzer high for the h~B ers having 12. Pratt had lt for Albany. Scor~ by quarter• ; Ea11tern 9 27 43 S8 Albany o tB 34 411 Eaotern: Knight 10 (1·3) 21; Headley 5 (1·2) II; Woode 3 (8-101 12; Boyles 3 C2·5) B: Whitlatch 2 · (0.0) 4: Gaul 0 (11-1) 0. Totalo 23 (1().21) 5[1, Racine's Tornado,191 played one Albany : llolorrlo 8 (O.S) 16; Rad· ford 3 (0.3) 6; Sewell 2 (0·2) 4; of their poorer gamet ot th~ seaPrall 4 (24) 10: Henthorne I (Q.l) son Friday night ·at· Rome but still 2; 4 (2-2) 10, Totals 22 won DO·'D and ended their rcaular acason play with a team s}r,oottnc (4-13) 48. percentage of exactly 30 per cent --~and a 19-1 record. The Tornadoes were handica~ ped by Adr.p.ts b111lng out most of the g11mc because of a recent til· and by Kenny Saller bcinJ benched a good part of th game FINAL SIOAL STANDINGS becauae of too many fouls btlbtl Won Lott caUed on him. Raclnl\ however, NtiMnvllle 12 2 led all the way, usuany by 10 Athens II S points until midway in t.he third POMIROY quarter. LO!IIft 7 7 At that point George WaJraven, Wellaten 7. 7 reputed the &!realest ahot in 1 south· Gallfpotlo ern Oblo, unwound his baseball MIDDLI,ORT 2 12 nm and besan canning wdr4 Jocluon 2 12 shot.t from the center and deep ' AIIIA corncn with hls outfielder'• throw 52 to the balket. Ue got el1ht · sueh f~eldert and puJied cbe Rome club Into a one-point lead. He wae ably assisted in th1s by loose Tornado play whieh saw numerous turnover" ctve Rome the ball in the third quarter. By Lhe end of that quarter, thouah, llaelne pulled into a 373lllead, and beld out to tbe end. , The Tornatfoea. who went into polo~ beblntli w11n Ao...:J ' ,,.,._ "" · .\ ..,. ICI•~Y st-... 'ObYII!IIJIJ' worrio , ¥~ ...;,~. .~.•-ntle_'tll . •wolle . , lno 'NEW' vnv.v · 1 tffile'tl wa ""lay ·oft lOll"' tGaat ~!f!'''be ... ClOCMJQ f~ rrltt worid. dla:mpl.On New Yort;Yiaieel and the Chlet.JO White SOi eadlland- eertaiDfy oqbt to: ~wtaiCh ed. three pnopeell · ·~· the JllOii a1 blm lUi bread 10d b ~ht listed ., mOot lll<••r· to .,;.. - · · ut. <eed in the 21 st 1~ 'i.o1jl0a of ' '' the· .\merle n Le•.\,. 11AJ I I th ·..; .. ~ .c"-.~t;";.:..;:c ldl' • L\1~1)' · ' · · ' ~ ' '1 d ~"!' 1 ~ 1...,..•• '• . -~,.r 0 · 1 '~' 111 li11'1-fl • Jfii,- I[Y w•• . . :, eJu.b In contention all the way wu broke tbO Jnket lee wkti • lona: I,Jited from Jim Bowles, Bow lea anaaed 10 one-bander. From \ thea· wrtU the lafleldera field coals Dver tbe route, fl)ur of third quarter pUsh, the lla'*etl Graff an'i! ~hem coming Mantl~~s Sore Knee BriDgs On Advice From 7h,a~ Man' $tengel, Yankee Boss · r· l'.* D '.l~I'T'Jlli,..,.. ... ~.l\.l!llDA.l.:J..I : , · · white as Bowlea, and later Ke~)' a!KIIl~:~~~~~ Morris got their eyes ctued on Uae basket for their long tbotl. The flnt q~ ended J0.18, and at the half Jt wq. ~2'1. To that lime llollddiepc!l'\1 bod oae chanee at tb.e !tee Uno, by Nelson, who Jlllde hlll tint of ODe for one, but mlue~ hls HtOn4 1 • '. In the ume a .toliJ · Of: 20 ·per· sonal !oul• wal· called on Hlddl~ port, foar on Pomeroy. . Tbe Jaeketl were a fi&htbll ball -elub last night, ,showing .well on reboundll and ball bawklor. ·Nel· aon atayed with Buffiiaton everr ·~ up and down the' court and Bowles held his opponent, John· aon, to a lone fielder• But the Pomeroy ~eriitlllty with the fut break and the lteld7 corner one-handed pUJb ··hota of Sl "" ld .,. BB<In a..., WI ermUib -lned with the great drivi>ln· t.octl<s "4 Buffington ~re too mueb for tbi SEOAL eellar dwellers. Twlee little "Eightboll" knifed tllroUJh the entire Jacket team with iNeJ. ton on his b:aclr all the way for a successful lay up. 1 In the reserve a:ame, the Utt1e Jackets ran all over Pomeroy, M-24, with Mark Kelly i•lll•l 18 for Middleport IDd .ll'arUn 10 tor Pomeroy. Score by-quarters: Pomeroy ~ 20 33 ff 85 Middleport 18 2'1 '39 152 INDIVIDUAL SCORING " ter. ... • mounted ·br doo !1a., wbeD ••.e>oge:l! "' ..,. ,~ tneew• ao be .bad to uoe on out to get aroua4 the eQiine while porti<lpatinl Ia the annual BUeboll Play,ers' Golf Toumame.nt at M~ml, ria. From Mloml, Mantle admitted over the phone tbot hil knee wu .. IWOlJeD but be lnallted it wal DOtJa. int serious. . "II dicb)~ Interfere with my rott ' and rm oute l'll be per- , okly by the tim~ oprblf · open1," be added. • . '' w., the b,y a i<ore •! 11·2'1. Kidder h~ fOr ·s .ndY· ~lfeltllh 2j) pOinlh•hlk Jlaymond l.jdilf w11 birh flit' ' Waba ... . Ill 10. , • ' . NEED GOOD ... INSURANCE1 B'! '• 'It e FOR THE BEST! eANY TYPE! See or Call ro.uth..al)kod Webb, ~bing 1118 pOundo to '111'1 .for Riv~re of Las Vecas. Nev.. h~d t.be aame ·Far-Wet.t ern• bleedlor trom both browo ond from the ,moutb and noae• .Ancl, elttbth-rankell: 'liven wao 10 1\WIY.; on4 uh!ollll~ I~ the flilal.round lbol lie feU . dOwn, without- being hi~ for a co110t of · Keep your car · Middleport: llolorrll 4 (~) 8; nJne. Kennedy 5 (~) 10; Bowie• 10 (0.0) 20; Nelson 2 (3-4) 7; Kindy CHANGIS 'IATTINCJ 2 (1 ·3) 5; Whitlatch 1 (0.0) 2; ST. PltTERSBIJIIG. ·Fla. UP Kelly, T., and Crooks, no scoring. Manarer Fred . Hutchinson of tbe; Totals 24 (4-7) D2. Loulo catdintlt storied his Pomeroy, Wildermuth 4 (3-4)11; Fri Johnson 1 .(0-2) 2; Buffineton 7• ('HI) 2t; st..on 7 (13·18) 2'1; Boat. man 2 <0.2) 4; Lambert and Am· Nellon qld scurel'='ss. Totals 21 (33-32) 133. · In the In- your budgeJ · in lhe beit •hatH A completely •·o<ondiHonod onglni ••• as •., $·10.33 por montb. All. work oaolly builtoteili · Racine Wins~ End With Fat 50 Per Cent Team Av..r c-...... ..."..,.... ..... ....,.,...... ... ,., C.e •plell . . . Ih Ill prfw ... ..............,..,.,.......... ..•....., .....ic, LUMIII PLYW9'P ' H.IOA.P CIILIN. 11L~ f\00!' tl,~ PANi(tHif courmll YOJII JLOOI!Ne MOULIINI MILLWOI!IC IIAIIIWAII Ho.,..,. SEOAL STANDIN.GS ' s • • "' lfetln Surge Back To TopOf~rfrs No D01em Paytne.tl Aa LiHie. Aa $5.00 Monthly! J•st Opea A Blld·A~111lt Aad Say "Charge ltl" CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Red:hot . Grodi # Wallaee, South Carolina'' t.llented: abot-maker, re. coined the 11•11!>]1•1 eoll•l• bf•ke~ ballaoorlorltlid lclday In bla blulnctbree;eoJ'ne~d blltl• wllli Wilt' Cbomborltln ond· Obot. Fortn. The <Hciot, 4-lnch> WJ)I...·who'o oliht lnehC. ' !hortir than Cham· berlaln ond ~evan lhobill tailor than Forte • racked ~P M points Fr)day nllbl In leadlnJ SO\ITII Carolina to 1 1'1-'111. vlotoey ovor Virlllnlo. '1'1ie apree cave hltll o 16 tal of &q, pqlllll ln same• (or a 80-11'1 ~e 01>mpared to Chomhetl~l!j·,· 2t.04 . mark ond .a, (ort•'• ao;te o•w•••· Cham!>or)•\D and F~ -avo on opp<lrjunll,y, to teJola U.. leod Sal· Urdlf' ~l(hl wben lt:IIIUII oppo,.s Ml ...url and <;olumblo playa Dar~ mouth. ,.CJ~rt-::.':"s,:"'CH-A~N-c'":'i~ MIAMI, Filii UP -Tho Wheal· ley Stable) Bold Rultt, who many obaerverl Lbink ma, tuln out tl) be another 't;Uhua, •efa a chance to prove be •~• 10 ,llle di>lonco today whoa · he;t~.k~s, on ~ field of teven 111'1!18· Utli rulllni of lh• $:ll),000 AdclCii ll:•ilrtilad.. Siak... \ the came with a 00.3 lne avera&e, hit 18 of 40%, and ended the season Of regular.: play with a total of 1.1(4 field goal at\empts. They made 582, exacily half! -DoUJ Graham, atar forward, nearly lUined the SO% averige. when he threw the ball 1t a:ame'l end the)ength or the noor. II hit the Rome banting board but wu ruled Mt a •hot by ·the referees since It was thrown 1 apllt 11ecood after tbe a:ame ende,d. U It bad been eounted as a shot, the Racine percentage could bave been 48.t9. Jn a ·reservo game tiM little Tornado came up from 1 lt point deficit to within one DOIDt but never lied It up, losing 4Q.l!ll, Ed Chapman got 18 lor Re<lnc but Golden of Rome ll)lied 25. Seore by quarters: Ra<)ne 18 28 S7 50 Rome 8 II 35 45 Raclne: Grabom 4 (1-2) 0;, 811oer I (0.0) 2; Powell il (().1) 12; Wolfe 8 (9-11) 21: Bir<b 1 (3-8) 4; Adams 0 (2-2) 2; Totals 18 (14-24) liQ, PO 4; Walob 14; Wal· ·•j 4 (M) "('-!4)0; '. " F'... L ,_ ..,.• ·.: c '1 19S"~ -l':Y . I , . WILLIAMSON OJ:-L· co. . . • ' • ' H~crs·~ J.~t' FOR R IDIIN1'1FICATION " . WES:rEIILY, ,f t, I. 'UP - !l>ark' Inr meter •qbl'rlntendent Au~ Une tm go about his jdb ln now on. Towns· poUce to with AS OF d ,n.omo: Adamo 2 0 ll·2) raven --~- ' ' '. , . ' ' !'· . : •" • .Sold ~Jq.ll' ••• ; ' ~ 1.. 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See Ibis belutlful car and you will be •mazed at such wonderful v.alue at such a low coat. Powder blue, white wall tires, power steering, tinted glass, radio, heater. 1953 Cadillac • $2195 4 door Sedan. Drive Ibis sparkling black beauty today! Orut owner, low mileage, clean 11 a pin. A car th•t will give you tbousaDds upon thousand& of miles of perfect · service. Fully equipPed. · . 1952 Cadillac • $1695 4 door Sedan. It's a mighty euy step when you step up to the Cadillac clasa with this economy priced, gleaming green fine famUy car. This iii indeed a great buy on a great car. Fully equipped with Cadillac's famous conven. lence features. We are proud to offer It to you for only- ., ~ Cana1Wtnehester81Dul)lin62 Upper Arlington t9 Urbana 47 F'rankl£n 72 Dayton Fairview 62 Troy 51 Xenia Central 48 Fairborn SJ Dpton Fairmont te Tipp City S2 West Carrollton 40 SL Marya 63 Cellna 57 Dayton Chaminade 59 Beavercreek" 42 ColumbUI North 67. Colombuo Souib 47 Bexley 114 Delaware 51 Reynold&burc 69 Gahanna 57 Groveport GO MarioD·FrankJin 42 Whl!<hol1'71 Hamilton Twp. 47 Mllllln 8! New .\lb""y 51 Columblij 'UniverljJtJ high 83 ColumbJ.ts Aeadelny 71 ~astmoor. 84 Franklin Hcta. 46 QbUlicothe 73 Ce•hocton 60 Columbus St. Charles '9 Columbus Watteraon '2 Greenfield 62 olumbna Rosary 53 CoJUtnbul Central 73 Col"mbuo !Jnden McKinley Sl L ,__ IJicn- 72 Newark 71 Defiance 70 Bryan 411 Flndloj. 70 Lorain 58 Worthington 7S Grove City 51 Hllllardl 741 WeJ.tervmc •5 " KARR and VAN ZANDT Eastern Ends '57 W. Mllln St. Pomeroy Phone 485 Regular Season "=:::::::::::::::::::::::=======~With 12-6 Record Sisson, Buffington, Lead Panthers T~ Y;mks, SoX;-Get 6542 Victory Over Traditional Foe Three Of&it ..An iMpiMd and fig-ting lui Panther plaJ. MinOf ~ w" '· · · . )1!4- dlegort Yellow Jacket buketball · h' In 1eam pu lied to Wll m one po t of tbe Pomeroy Panthel'l midway io the third quarter Fri~y Digbt on their home eourt but eould'1lot cope wlth the Panther fut break, finally Ioolni their 12th IDd last SEQAL iame, 85-52. :rhe win ci!H:hed !bird place In t~e fi01l SEOAj. standings for Pomeroy, The biJ gun in lhe oTacket drive, and the bot wbo kept the home It the Jaekell who fouled h ·1 N •-1 t 1 eav1 Y- eU~oUD wen ou ear 1 iD the fourth quuter-:-u titer threw a tiJht man·for-mau a.caJn!t the Panthera. Nelloo: wu in Buffin!llon's holr 111 lli&hl but the great 111!1• opeedst.er .trom upo mer. m1naged to 21 j>oinlt on seven fleldel'l oDd ae••• ()( 1i tree throws. cot The Pantbers opened the with a 8.Q lead bMore pme Nekon within two mlnute1 rode four to ei&bt after the aeco-na half b•d bflgun. That lll'lt 1e:11ion bad ended 3).2'7, favor of tbe Win.nen. ' Bowles came out of thi rest period and got a lon1 one-bonder fl'om the · side bit lllro bunnleo bonJ-haDI, an<t' added anotherioni abot. In the mUnUme John S1fion, of Pomeroy had bit oft a nlci 'Juf: break 11nd ~.aroo Biffington made one free !4row &09d. The ••ore stood 36-35, and Mid· dlepOrt lao• were ~ereamlng with Jlee, smeUing a telllational upset But it wasn't in the card•. cOach Dlek Retton·s boy• methodically went to wot:~ with I lone on~h•nder bf 'Sillon, w h 0• incl· denlaJJy, was the aeoring star of the , came, getUnJ 27 LJOintt dur· lng the evening. Larry Wllaeimuth •dded ·two .for two free tl)tow11 and JohJllon ot one to make 1t 423•• •-•ore ~wleo broke the ·1~ . ..,.. ·•• aglln wllh IU\<llnny lone onebal;lder. Nelson bit a side push lhot to makt the BCore 39 for the Jackets !><foro the ctuarter ·ended. Wildermuth had hit wit.h a fielder just Uke it tor the Panthers and it was 44-39. In the last quarter, the Panthen at~lly pulled away with Aaron Bufflqton . puttlnc on a great ahow af ball control and Sinon juat as areal a one at the foulllne, wJt,ere the desperate Jackett, were eenrltne him frequently . SIISOn bact the outstandint performance of-.1ppearlng at the foul line 13 tlmea, and hating on all 18. In tbe last quarter Pomeroy scored 21 points, and J3 of them came on the foul line. As for that, tbe Jackets counted 24 field goal& ddrtna the game , Pomeroy only 21. But the Jackets had only four op· portunitlea to go to the charity Iine as referees Wren and Mace found little to 'blame In the can!· Hart&ell D<tdrill'l Eastern cagera wound up their regular season on Frll!ay nirht at Albony In· Albeno County wlith a 06-48 win for a 12-fl 1eUan re(Ord. Eaatern led all the way, but the Athens COunty club,. 10·10 on their season, got within five pointt of the .wlnr\f!rH in the final frame. Coach Dick Macak't boys could not clote th~ gap, however. Eastern rescrvea lost all" over· time battle 43·41 with Hetzer high for the h~B ers having 12. Pratt had lt for Albany. Scor~ by quarter• ; Ea11tern 9 27 43 S8 Albany o tB 34 411 Eaotern: Knight 10 (1·3) 21; Headley 5 (1·2) II; Woode 3 (8-101 12; Boyles 3 C2·5) B: Whitlatch 2 · (0.0) 4: Gaul 0 (11-1) 0. Totalo 23 (1().21) 5[1, Racine's Tornado,191 played one Albany : llolorrlo 8 (O.S) 16; Rad· ford 3 (0.3) 6; Sewell 2 (0·2) 4; of their poorer gamet ot th~ seaPrall 4 (24) 10: Henthorne I (Q.l) son Friday night ·at· Rome but still 2; 4 (2-2) 10, Totals 22 won DO·'D and ended their rcaular acason play with a team s}r,oottnc (4-13) 48. percentage of exactly 30 per cent --~and a 19-1 record. The Tornadoes were handica~ ped by Adr.p.ts b111lng out most of the g11mc because of a recent til· and by Kenny Saller bcinJ benched a good part of th game FINAL SIOAL STANDINGS becauae of too many fouls btlbtl Won Lott caUed on him. Raclnl\ however, NtiMnvllle 12 2 led all the way, usuany by 10 Athens II S points until midway in t.he third POMIROY quarter. LO!IIft 7 7 At that point George WaJraven, Wellaten 7. 7 reputed the &!realest ahot in 1 south· Gallfpotlo ern Oblo, unwound his baseball MIDDLI,ORT 2 12 nm and besan canning wdr4 Jocluon 2 12 shot.t from the center and deep ' AIIIA corncn with hls outfielder'• throw 52 to the balket. Ue got el1ht · sueh f~eldert and puJied cbe Rome club Into a one-point lead. He wae ably assisted in th1s by loose Tornado play whieh saw numerous turnover" ctve Rome the ball in the third quarter. By Lhe end of that quarter, thouah, llaelne pulled into a 373lllead, and beld out to tbe end. , The Tornatfoea. who went into polo~ beblntli w11n Ao...:J ' ,,.,._ "" · .\ ..,. ICI•~Y st-... 'ObYII!IIJIJ' worrio , ¥~ ...;,~. .~.•-ntle_'tll . •wolle . , lno 'NEW' vnv.v · 1 tffile'tl wa ""lay ·oft lOll"' tGaat ~!f!'''be ... ClOCMJQ f~ rrltt worid. dla:mpl.On New Yort;Yiaieel and the Chlet.JO White SOi eadlland- eertaiDfy oqbt to: ~wtaiCh ed. three pnopeell · ·~· the JllOii a1 blm lUi bread 10d b ~ht listed ., mOot lll<••r· to .,;.. - · · ut. <eed in the 21 st 1~ 'i.o1jl0a of ' '' the· .\merle n Le•.\,. 11AJ I I th ·..; .. ~ .c"-.~t;";.:..;:c ldl' • L\1~1)' · ' · · ' ~ ' '1 d ~"!' 1 ~ 1...,..•• '• . -~,.r 0 · 1 '~' 111 li11'1-fl • Jfii,- I[Y w•• . . :, eJu.b In contention all the way wu broke tbO Jnket lee wkti • lona: I,Jited from Jim Bowles, Bow lea anaaed 10 one-bander. From \ thea· wrtU the lafleldera field coals Dver tbe route, fl)ur of third quarter pUsh, the lla'*etl Graff an'i! ~hem coming Mantl~~s Sore Knee BriDgs On Advice From 7h,a~ Man' $tengel, Yankee Boss · r· l'.* D '.l~I'T'Jlli,..,.. ... ~.l\.l!llDA.l.:J..I : , · · white as Bowlea, and later Ke~)' a!KIIl~:~~~~~ Morris got their eyes ctued on Uae basket for their long tbotl. The flnt q~ ended J0.18, and at the half Jt wq. ~2'1. To that lime llollddiepc!l'\1 bod oae chanee at tb.e !tee Uno, by Nelson, who Jlllde hlll tint of ODe for one, but mlue~ hls HtOn4 1 • '. In the ume a .toliJ · Of: 20 ·per· sonal !oul• wal· called on Hlddl~ port, foar on Pomeroy. . Tbe Jaeketl were a fi&htbll ball -elub last night, ,showing .well on reboundll and ball bawklor. ·Nel· aon atayed with Buffiiaton everr ·~ up and down the' court and Bowles held his opponent, John· aon, to a lone fielder• But the Pomeroy ~eriitlllty with the fut break and the lteld7 corner one-handed pUJb ··hota of Sl "" ld .,. BB<In a..., WI ermUib -lned with the great drivi>ln· t.octl<s "4 Buffington ~re too mueb for tbi SEOAL eellar dwellers. Twlee little "Eightboll" knifed tllroUJh the entire Jacket team with iNeJ. ton on his b:aclr all the way for a successful lay up. 1 In the reserve a:ame, the Utt1e Jackets ran all over Pomeroy, M-24, with Mark Kelly i•lll•l 18 for Middleport IDd .ll'arUn 10 tor Pomeroy. Score by-quarters: Pomeroy ~ 20 33 ff 85 Middleport 18 2'1 '39 152 INDIVIDUAL SCORING " ter. ... • mounted ·br doo !1a., wbeD ••.e>oge:l! "' ..,. ,~ tneew• ao be .bad to uoe on out to get aroua4 the eQiine while porti<lpatinl Ia the annual BUeboll Play,ers' Golf Toumame.nt at M~ml, ria. From Mloml, Mantle admitted over the phone tbot hil knee wu .. IWOlJeD but be lnallted it wal DOtJa. int serious. . "II dicb)~ Interfere with my rott ' and rm oute l'll be per- , okly by the tim~ oprblf · open1," be added. • . '' w., the b,y a i<ore •! 11·2'1. Kidder h~ fOr ·s .ndY· ~lfeltllh 2j) pOinlh•hlk Jlaymond l.jdilf w11 birh flit' ' Waba ... . Ill 10. , • ' . NEED GOOD ... INSURANCE1 B'! '• 'It e FOR THE BEST! eANY TYPE! See or Call ro.uth..al)kod Webb, ~bing 1118 pOundo to '111'1 .for Riv~re of Las Vecas. Nev.. h~d t.be aame ·Far-Wet.t ern• bleedlor trom both browo ond from the ,moutb and noae• .Ancl, elttbth-rankell: 'liven wao 10 1\WIY.; on4 uh!ollll~ I~ the flilal.round lbol lie feU . dOwn, without- being hi~ for a co110t of · Keep your car · Middleport: llolorrll 4 (~) 8; nJne. Kennedy 5 (~) 10; Bowie• 10 (0.0) 20; Nelson 2 (3-4) 7; Kindy CHANGIS 'IATTINCJ 2 (1 ·3) 5; Whitlatch 1 (0.0) 2; ST. PltTERSBIJIIG. ·Fla. UP Kelly, T., and Crooks, no scoring. Manarer Fred . Hutchinson of tbe; Totals 24 (4-7) D2. Loulo catdintlt storied his Pomeroy, Wildermuth 4 (3-4)11; Fri Johnson 1 .(0-2) 2; Buffineton 7• ('HI) 2t; st..on 7 (13·18) 2'1; Boat. man 2 <0.2) 4; Lambert and Am· Nellon qld scurel'='ss. Totals 21 (33-32) 133. · In the In- your budgeJ · in lhe beit •hatH A completely •·o<ondiHonod onglni ••• as •., $·10.33 por montb. All. work oaolly builtoteili · Racine Wins~ End With Fat 50 Per Cent Team Av..r c-...... ..."..,.... ..... ....,.,...... ... ,., C.e •plell . . . 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'1'1ie apree cave hltll o 16 tal of &q, pqlllll ln same• (or a 80-11'1 ~e 01>mpared to Chomhetl~l!j·,· 2t.04 . mark ond .a, (ort•'• ao;te o•w•••· Cham!>or)•\D and F~ -avo on opp<lrjunll,y, to teJola U.. leod Sal· Urdlf' ~l(hl wben lt:IIIUII oppo,.s Ml ...url and <;olumblo playa Dar~ mouth. ,.CJ~rt-::.':"s,:"'CH-A~N-c'":'i~ MIAMI, Filii UP -Tho Wheal· ley Stable) Bold Rultt, who many obaerverl Lbink ma, tuln out tl) be another 't;Uhua, •efa a chance to prove be •~• 10 ,llle di>lonco today whoa · he;t~.k~s, on ~ field of teven 111'1!18· Utli rulllni of lh• $:ll),000 AdclCii ll:•ilrtilad.. Siak... \ the came with a 00.3 lne avera&e, hit 18 of 40%, and ended the season Of regular.: play with a total of 1.1(4 field goal at\empts. They made 582, exacily half! -DoUJ Graham, atar forward, nearly lUined the SO% averige. when he threw the ball 1t a:ame'l end the)ength or the noor. 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