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Port Clinton, Ohio •Jv"' Frirtny. Mavdv 16, 1036 OTTAWA: COtTNTY NEWS. PORT CLTNTON, OTHO Page Thres tfVWVUVWVUUWJV'UWUV.Vl'MAWJWWWWVUWaVWVUUUV , CATAWBA GAME blehead, Winch Rope; Henry Shinn, * Catawba Blues deieated Catawba Columbus, Winch Rope; Mrs. John - TOURNAMENT TOPS Whites 21-11 March 6 in an alumni Schampiev Mansfield, Ray-OVac / y night g,*me. Scoring for the Blues Under Ohio Sides Flashlight; Bob Milery, Marion, ^ •* ^ ^ t 0#Jr *$$ $£3fr 1$ s K v ./"•% ^ VV* * ^ were Kay Linger, 8; Joyce Kochen- By DIVISION OF WILDLIFE Landing Net. SPORTS' sparger, 12; Betty Bauman, 1, B. LaBounty, Prospect, Fishing while guards were Linda Peltier, Rod; Emery Johnson, Jr., Marble-' f! Sandra Woodworth and Dawn Rus­ J& ftls pz&prswm license head, 1 gal. Gas Can; Dave Tiefen- sell. Judy Bergman and Marcia js effective from March U 'bock, Brooklyn Hgts., 1 tube Gear11 Chick Linker Takes A Look At Davis refereed the game. ALL FISHERMEN 18 YEARS Oil; Albert J. Raskawskt, 4?ort Clin­ LION ^0\\nPlLMS OR OVER MUST BUY. AND ton, 1 qt. Rislone; Mrs. Chester Florida Baseball Training Camps CARRY WITH THEM A'HILS Wagoner, Toledo, 1 qt. Outboard' Port Clinton Lions Club will pre­ F/Sh:N6 A UCEMSf. ("Editor's Note: R. C. "Chick sent Don Colo, captain, with Cleve­ t Oil: Cliff LeBounty, Prospect, 1 A RESIDENT UCENSS roll Reflector Tape; Mrs. Stella' Linker is in Florida looking over off his machine. Speedy's contri­ land Browns Football championship COSTS 72^ FEE 25# baseball spring training, and sends films at the Catholic school audi­ Wing, Garfield Hgts., Boat Tie-\ vance can travel at a 75-mile-per- back an interesting sports slant on torium this Thursday night- at down; Lilly Fellure, Mansfield, It how the teams look as they start hour clip. Racing dogs usually 8 p.m. spool Casting Line; J. A. Moulton, activities, as well as other Florida shoot out of the box at about 55 Sandusky, 1 Stern light; Joan Tou- TWO AO,DS OR POLFS. sing, Port Clinton. 100 ft. Casting? afflictions. miles per hour and run the course OJZ nva HAND -t/NEst are all o,\>6 Line; Mrs. Anna Hopf, Port Clin­ Tampa: Larry Doby, traded by at 40. The unusual sight of the FISHERMAN MAY USE greyhounds finally catching their ton, 100 ft. Rope; K. Gzarnuski,, the Cleveland Indians to the White Tips on Touring Cleveland, Clamp-on Tail Jight; Sox, says he's "Just glad to have prey really brought down the Nick F. Stum bo, Sandusky, Wind-! 1 crowd of 5,000 dog players in gales msibkkimm €y Carof tane work,' and feels he's lucky to get shield Brackets; Patricia Miller, of laughter. •v'wmen'i Travel Authonty AND TAKB YMH with a club that has a chance for CHILDREN LVtTH- Port Clinton, 1 qt. Woolsey Paint., the pennant. Fashion trends fluctuate (Re­ yoo/ member the "long look" of the George Thompson, Delaware; Manager Marty Marlon says he '40s?), and so does the world of Ft OAT FISHING mere EIS& Carolyn Kelso, Lakeside; Joan Wal* traded for Doby because Chicago AND TROT-UNES —Photo By MlSCll travel. Vacation-wise the trend \N YOU GET _ decker. Port Clinton; John Lemon, Caprs Averaged has followed fashion—to a shorter, ARB LE&AL A YEAR'S FUN was weak in hitting from left side, JF efiCH FLOAT OR Garfield Hgts.; Wm. C. Will, San­ and - besides Larry is a real good Here are the team, singles, doubles, and All-Events winners who more casual type. Here's the story, FOR LESS p topped the field in the recent tournament of the Women's City LINE CARRIES THE dusky; Joyce Gulp, Mansfield; Mrs, defensive player. He believes Doby as reported by experts who 4seep OWNER'S NAME* 83.3 Points Per Bowling Association. Biro team, standing, took first place for team tabs on travel statistics. Lucilea Buck, Toledo all received. will spur Minnie Minoso to greater with 3022. Its members are (from left); Issy Menier, Eileen Drus* According to Fish Stringers efforts in left field. Doby says that backy, Betty Zekany Miller, Doris Biro, and Iris Meiia. Evelyn recent surveys looking at the statistics last year Game This Season by the AAA and Gus Kay, Parma, Minature Model Wilber, liont left, and Pat Seng, frorft right, won doubles wifh a Holiday Boat. he believes the White Sox led in Port Clinton's 1955-56 basketball 1239 score. Dee Snyder, second from left, was All-Svents champion the University practically everything but longball team piled up 1135 points for an with 1636. Pearl Pelyhe, third from left, won singles, both handicap of Miami's Bu­ average of 66.8 per game against and actual, with a 671 score (596 actual). reau of Business hitting. and Economic Need Contents Insurance? Marion believes til© White Sox its opponents 59.6 average during Research, mo­ SEE are set in everything but pitching its season of 12 wins and five de­ torists — who now. feats, statistics show. tended to take %en Hmise At Eifiol And Preston (JENE liOLTE . John Papcun's 30 points against Carling's Wins Men's City long trips in the Manager Charlie Grimm believes first flush of postwar travel—now that if his Braves escape injury St. Mary's was high single game prefer shorter tours. Eighty per iarma 3ram Big fek-End Crowd and he has full use of his Milwau­ while Tim Mulligan with 199 led cent of the requests for travel in« MOW SHOWING kee baseball talent for one unin­ in rebounds. Papcun averaged 17.3 Bowling Tourney With 3096 formation received by the AAA A large and very enthusiastic crowd of boating fans attended the The* <»nly outboard motor ever to terrupted season, most anything points per game for a season high concern trips of one day or less. Gary Mertler, Mansfield, Fisher­ opening of the Etiiel and Preston win the Fashion AcaUtttny Geld could happen. total of 294 points; Ball was sec­ The University of Miami research -Medal Award. bureau reports that more than half Marina, last Friday, Saturday and man's Lantern; Charles J. Wing, Bucky Harris sees signs of im­ ond with 221 followed by Bergman, P.C. Mfg. Co. In 2nd Place of a "sample" of 100,000 visitors 214; Mulligan, 189; Meek, 142. Sunday. On display were the new­ Garfield Hgts., Thermos Jug] Mar­ MERCURY provements in his -Tigers, training who were questioned in an attempt tha Ontho, Marblehead, Telescop­ Mil lit to dutrun and outlast Ordi­ A team of maple-smashing Marblehead bowlers, the Car- to analyze vacation habits planned est lines of Scott-Atwater and Fa- at Lakeland, and many are listing PC's biggest game was against geol Outboard motors, and the Fa- ing Fishing Rod; Edwin J. Wagner, nary outboards, (inlet and smooth them as a factor in the almost-sure Calvert when the squad racked up liner squad, won the 16th annual tournament of the Port to stay in Miami from 4 to 13 days. as only a four can be with ex- The average visit was 7 days. goel Inboard engine, as well as Alugor Lifting Reel; Mrs. Barbara cluslvo features too numerous to five-club race for the American 84 points; least points scored by Clinton Men's Bowling Association at the Clinton alleys last list, and not one but fight color Three big reasons for the boom several models of Barbour, Al­ Thompson, Delaware. Fulton Bump­ combinations. See them now at League pennant. He lwc hopes for Port Clinton was against Sandusky, week-end with a 3096 score. In second place is Port Clinton in little vacations: better cars, bet­ bright and Penn Yan Boats. er Clamp; John Michley, Elyria, Virgil Trucks, obtained in a deal 52; and the most points scored Mfg. Co. squad with 3027. ter roads, more people able to take MOTOR EiirrirMECT SA1.ES, Representative of the Fagoel dis­ Collapsible Anchor; Shester E. Sul- INt' with the White Sox. Tigers will against Port Clinton was Colum­ Topping the 62 teams bowling in the '56 tournament, Car- week-end trips in addition to regu­ ton, Toledo, Coljapsible Anchor; 17241 Mill* s<. l'lione 4TN7 lar annual holidays. tributor was on hand to help and play the Dodgers in Miami March bian's 75. Lakeside game was not lings put together games of 1004, 1066 and 1026 with a 303 Joan M. Kukay, Marblehead, Out­ XWDIISKY. OHIO 19-20. considered a ball game. A favorite prescription for a to give information on the newest Open Dally Until ft handicap. Dominick Malfara's 599 led his team to the cham­ short holiday which I originated a small inboard. board Hitch; Allen Boytim, Mar­ A crowd of 12,037 saw the Red Six wins in a row and two con­ pionship with strong support of Don Gresh's 545, Dan Pepa's number of years ago is what I call The new operators expressed Sox hand the world champions secutive losses were recorded. 566, Tom Gresh's 515 and Dave Capko's 568. a "Tourette." A Tourette is a two- from Brooklyn an 8-3 setback at Team field goal perentage was .425 day, budgeted, planned vacation in gratitude to Robert Carroll, Presi­ Miami stadium in an "opener." and foul shooting percentage was The top winner gets $60 cash, trophy for the sponsor, in­ miniature. Here's how to plan it. dent of the Peninsula Chamber of Marty Keough, Don Buddin and dividual trophies, and chevrons. $50 is second place prize On a road map, draw a circle 200 Commerce and to Deputy Sheriff .579. Ball led in individual free miles in radius around your home Jerry Casale took the spotlight.
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