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Thursday, March 5, 1959 Sports CHURCH LEAGUE First Presbyterian defeated East Cleveland Baptist by a nice margin, 53-30. Marshaus was high for First Presbyterian with 17 points Wischmeyer counted for 8 of the Baptist scores. Windermere Presbyterian con tinued its winning ways with a 42-41 nip and tuck win over Epworth Euclid, the lead chang ing hands continually throughout the battle of baskets. Brisbane tallied 18 points for the winners with Gressbubler adding up 13 for the losers. Calvary Lutheran defeated Church of the Covenant by a 33 17 score. Guetnther was high for the winners with 10 points. Clark left the losers with 8. Class E League By Franck A. Korosec In another one of those close nishes, the MAGNUS SHARKS jist barely slipped past the FCKERT CUBS by a 29-27 score. This is the third game in iree weeks that the SHARKS 1 on by a single point, with two lines in overtime. For the win i ars, Big Steve Regovich again fund the net for 10 points, while (.apt. Dale Collins got an even /zen for the losers. With Joey Gunsch exploding 25 points, the CENTA-MIL I ER FOXES were back in win ng form by nipping the fierce 7 0MSIC TIGERS by a 49-45 r. argin. For the Striped Cats, I ennis Liatti and Rusty Fielitz countered 29 points, but Lefty Klein came back in the last c.jarter with 11 to clinch the i 'ctory for the Red Foxes. The short-handed DIAMOND 1 ’OLVES gave the tough MON I.EAL BEARS a real battle and nally ending up with only three players in losing by a 33-32 score. With Jerry Newton not showing up and Gary Bolton fouling out, the Bears’ luck held cut and Stan Marshaus managed to win top honors with 10, but Art Limbird’s set shot with sec onds to go really won the game, ken Barton with 19 points and Gary Bolton’s 10 just wasn’t ouite enough to win. SECOND HALF STANDINGS L. 0 W. 3 2 2 1 1 0 Magnus Sharks Centa-Miller Foxes_ Monreal Bears Eckert Cubs________ Diamond Wolves____ Tomsic Tigers ______ Diamond’s Men’s Shop are the YMCA Class “B” cage champ ions. They defeated Local 1045 65-25 and the W’s Men’s Club 55-52 in a double header to end the season. In the other contest Steiner Plumbing & Heating nosed out the Y’M Men’s Club 59-58. Roberts was high scorer for the winners in this game, while Ferger and Kasunic each scored 21 points for the losers. In the Y Men-Diamond game, Erelo scored 16 points for the Y’s while Tarbell and Ray Suy ■lam had 15 each for the Dia monds. In the remaining games, Mar inelli scored 25 for Diamonds, v'hile Noble was high with 15 jr the local. Making up the Champion team re Ray Suydam, Jim Martis, Jim Marinelli, Paul Miller, John Case, D. Tarbell, Al Russ, Norton, Lloyd Wittmeyer Bill Bythway. Local Shooters Lead In League East Cleveland Rifle and Pis tol Club has shaved its lead down to one point in the Cuyahoga County League by losing two points to Lakewood. Their next pistol match is with Berea on March 9th here, and Berea is a tough opponent. To ate East Cleveland has won 27 and lost 3 Berea has a 26-4 count while Lakewood and Cleveland Police tie with 22 wins and 8 losses each, in the top of the League standings. Rainbow Girls travelogue Tea Featuring a travelogue by Mrs. Theodore Thobum late experiences through England, Rainbow is having o’clock on Sunday, March 8th at the East Cleveland Woman’s Club, 1747 Lakefront ave. The affair is being planned by the Worthy Associate Advisor Joan Ishee who annuonces that tickets may be had at the door. The Windermere Study Club will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 10th at the home of Mrs. Gerald L. Fox, 3336 Clarendon rd., with Mrs. Lee Younker and Mrs. G. C. Frank assisting. Mrs. Carl S. Winner will dis cuss the 19th Psalm, and Mrs. Wenner Funk will have a paper on “The Stage” and Mrs. John C. Flener, a paper on “Movies”. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Janowicz, 1608 Pontiac st., a girl, Darlene Marie, bom Febru ary 15th, 1959. 2 2 8 Diamonds Top “B” League Ken and Final Standings L. 0 3 6 9 W. Diamond’s Men Shop 9 Steiners Plumbing_____ 6 Y’s Men’s Club 3 Local 1045 0 INVALID CAR SERVICE 24 HOURS A DAY Stanley H. Johnston Funeral Home KEnmoro 1-3600 INCOME TAX RETURNS EXPERTLY PREPARED 12619 Arlington Ave. PO. 1-6415 PO. 1-6363 Beatrice Zwlck. 14074 Superior Rd. Going Formal? USE OUR COMPLETE Formal Rental Service Pr**hly Cleaned and Pra**ad Gannont* Expertly Fitted Every* thing You Need Far A Formal OccasionI rural Wedding Forty Using Our Rental Service OPEN EVENINGS BILL'S CLOTHES 2 COMPLETE STORES ft Claii at S Pointe GL 1-4340 •13 East ISStb St EE 14341 22310 Lak* Sh*M WE. 14441 FREE COLORING who will re ef a tour Windermere a tea at two SHOES 6.96to8J6 That will wear and wear. “Just right'’ looks and styling by Storybook and W. Douglass. Judges for the 2nd Annual Easter Coloring Contest being sponsored by East Cleveland Sav ings & Loan Company were an nounced today by Robert C. Knox, executive vice president. They are: John C. Dix, Art Di rector, Dix & Eaton, Inc. local advertising agency, and Jack Wise, Manager of East Cleveland Saving’s Hayden office. Three winners will be selected in each of three age classes 5 and 6 years of age 7 and 8 years of age 9, 10 and 11 years old. First place award will be a $15.00 savings account second prize a $10.00 savings account and third prize a account. BOOKS were gladly accepted by ten year old Fred Monreal and his brother Tom, 5, of 15144 Euclid ave. from Jack Wise, Hayden office manager of East Cleveland Savings. Both boys have entered the firm's Easter Coloring Contest. First prize in the contest is $15.00 (last week's report of $150 prize was in error), second prize is $10 and third $5. Entry blanks and full details can be found elsewhere in today's paper in the East Cleveland Savings ad vertisement. $5.00 savings the area are the contest. All children in eligible to enter Sketches appearing in today’s issue are to be colored and re turned in person to East Cleve land Saving’s office at 1373 Hay den ave. Additional entry blanks for the contest may be obtained #**&*». THE FIRST SIGN OF ASTER For A Young Man's Easter SUITS 14-96 ,29.95 Your choice of fabrics to make the young man of your family a* well dressed as Dadi Gabardines, Flan nels, Rayon-Dacron blends and splash weaves. Avail able in Junior Sites, 6 to 12 Cadet and Prep, 14 to 20 and HUSKIES, 10 to 20. Sportswear SPORT COATS 10«19-96 The latest and smartest style* of sport coats. We have a tremendous selection of Tweeds, Cheviots, and Splash Tones. Available in Junior sites, 6 to 12 Cadet and Prep, 13 to 20 HUSKIES, 10 to 20. SLACKS 4-95,8-96 To match hl* sport* on sombl*. A wide variety of style* and fabrlcsi gabar dines, Wash n' Wear, Dacron blend, rayon, and all wool no-ltch flannel. EAST CLEVELAND LEJBER from the company’s offices. A total of four sketches will be published and children are in vited to enter one or all of them. A surprise gift will be given to each child entering the contest. Service Clubs For their program on Thurs day, March 12th, the High Twelve Club of East Cleveland will hear a talk on “Church and State” by Charles F. Hughes. All members and their friends are invited to come for the noon lunch and the talk to follow. Newest member of East Cleve land Exchange club is Dr. Donald G. Verber of 3109 Mayfield rd. Dr. Verber is a graduate of the Buffalo (N.Y.) School of Medi cine. The family, including Mrs. Verber, Lynne, 9, William, 6, and Jill, 4, reside at 3826 Merry mound. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey, 1490 East 133rd st., a girl, Deborah Mae, bora Febru ary 17th, 1959. EXPERT INCOME TAX SERVICE Return* Prepared in Your Home or My Home AN. 1-0590 Weekday* After 6:00. AN. 1-0217 SALE RELIGIOUS ARTICLES EVERYTHING MOST BE SOLD Statuary, Missals and many other items savings up to............................ 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