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Sports
By Bob Keefer
Little League
The pattern of the Little
League title race in both the
Shaw Field and Superior Hill
divisions appears to be quite dif
ferent from the previous two
seasons since no one team seems
strong enough to be a consist
ent winner.
With no team having played
more than three games, each of
them has lost at least once and
all of the games, except two,
have been very closely contested.
Kennedy’s Men’s Shop, the
league champs in both 1957 and
1958, have split two close
games. They edged Diamond’s
Men’s Shop, 1-0, at Superior
last Friday on an unearned run
in the first inning which fea
tured a pitching duel between
Dick Lavik and Tom Evans.
On Monday night, the defend
ing titlists dropped an 8-7 de
cision to the Nelson Jewelers.
Both teams muffed several scor
ing opportunities, each of them
leaving ten runners stranded on
the bases. Kennedy’s got only
four hits off Jerry Watt, Nel
son’s starting hurler, who
walked eight and hit two bat
ters. Steve Bogas took over the
pitching chores for Nelson’s in
the seventh inning to get credit
for the victory which he person
ally engineered by reaching first
on a fielder’s choice, stole sec
ond and third and scored on
Greg Myles’ wild pitch.
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S30 222nd ST.
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JULY DOWNPOUR
That's Right
MIRRORS
Eves.: AN. 1-1525
SILVER DOLLARS!!
TO CELEBRATE EUCLID’S ISOth BIRTHDAY
HUNDREDS OF SILVER DOLLARS WILL BE DROPPED FROM
Thursday, July 2nd
Euclid Memorial Field—East 222nd Near City Hall
Fisher Furnaces handed the
Fire Dept, its first loss of the
season at Shaw Field on Mon
day night, 5-3, by staging a
five-run uprising in the fifth in
ning. Tom Miklich, Fire Dept,
hurler, walked the first three
batters to face him in that
frame aid was tagged for a long
triple by Bob Juliano to knot the
score. Karl Schultz then took
over on the mound for the Fire
men but an infield single andean
error accounted for two more
tallies.
Pony League
Flynn-Froelk’s current 5-1
record gives them a half-game
lead over Hamilton Insurance
(5-2) for the Pony League su
premacy as the first half race
nears its end.
The Hamilton entry has won
its last four games, the big one
being a 2-1 decision over Flynn
Froelk at Shaw Field last wek.
Phil Bolton, Hamilton hurler,
Jiad a no-hitter going with one
out in the final inning, but was
tagged for a single by rival
pitcher, Jim Smalley, who then
scored the lone Flynn run on
Tom Krizman’s double. Smalley
gave up three hits and struck
out 13 while Bolton fanned eight
in his two-hit performance.
Kennedy’s Men’s Shop, 1958
champs, really opened up
against Edwards Funeral last
Wednesday to take an easy 20-1
victory in a game stopped after
five innings. Kennedy’s racked
up 15 hits with Pitcher John
Demnt leading the asualt with
a home run and three singles.
Fourteen of the Kennedy runs
came in the first inning when
18 batters went to the plate.
Colt League
Nela Florists need only one
victory in their next three
games to assure themselves of
at least a tie for the first half
Colt League championship.
The Florists appear to have
the “Indian sign” on their clos
est rival, the G. E. Lite Sox,
whom they have beaten twice
by one-run margins. In fact, the
Sox seem to specialize in one
run decisions, having played six
games to date, winning three by
one run and losing the other
three by the same margin. The
latest Lite Sox loss was by a
6-5 count to Nela at Pattison
Field last Friday. Denny Mast
erson went the distance for the
league leaders as he scattered
eight hits and got out of numer
ous scrapes As the game pro
gressed. His seventh inning
single broke a 4-4 tie and he
raced home with the winning
run a few minutes later on Joe
Billington’s solid single to
center.
Students in the college of
Business Adminsitration mak
ing the Dean’s List at Kent
State University included: Ed
mund R. Hennen, 1656 East
133rd st. Charles M. Huston,
1884 Knowles ave. Victor Les
ser, 1872 Forest Hills blvd. and
David E. Sabol, 14401 Strath
more ave.
Trumpet & Trombone
Lessons
GAUS CONS. OF MUSIC
880 E. 185-51. KE. 1-2431
ARTHRITIS
BACKACHE
PHYSICAL THERAPY
CLINIC
Rheumatism
Bursitis
Nerve Disorders, Etc.
13939 Euclid Ave.
UL. 1-7759
Literature on Request
Lena Furlong. 1506 E. 133rd St.
It Will Be
BETTY HANSEN
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER
SESQUI
from
EUCLID
QUEEN
KINGS
KENNY
Kenny King is proud
that one of its
hostesses
Miss Dorothy Hearn
has been chosen as
Queen of Euclid's
Sesqui-Centennial
celebration. Miss
Hearn is employed
as a hostess at
Kenny Kings Diner
20371 Euclid Ave. in
Euclid
$
S
$
EV. 2-2060
IV. 6-2130
UL. 1-6150
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hilton Rob
erts and their daughter Lynn
are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Roberts of
1870 Page ave. The F. Hilton
Roberts, formerly of 1868
Page ave., have been living in
Van Nuys, Calif., for the past
three years.
They will be here for two
weeks and would enjoy having
friends and neighbors call and
visit with them.
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received
by the City Manager of the City
of East Cleveland, Ohio, until
12:00 o’clock noon on Thursday,
July 9, 1959, for seven parcels
of land situated in the City of
East Cleveland, County of Cuy
ahoga, and State of Ohio, and
known as being parts of Origi
nal Lot No. 11, Tract No. 8 in
Euclid Township as shown by
the plats and descriptions on
file in the office of the City
Manager, which parcels of land
are owned by the City of East
Cleveland:
to
of
“WEIGHING IN” prior
making a donation
blood is Rev. Ronald
Willis of the First United
Presbyterian Church and a
member of the East Cleve
land Ministerial Assn. Mrs.
Fred H. Chorman, a Red
Cross Nurse's Aide, marks
his card. Rev. Willis will
forward his donor certifi
cate to the First United
Presbyterian Church Blood
Bank. Before leaving, he
praised the various church
blood banks in East Cleve
land which were aiding
people in need of blood
certificates.
K.
Parcel No. 1: Situated on the
southerly side of Hillsboro Road
and Belvoir Boulevard and hav
ing a frontage of approximately
one hundred and fifty (150) feet
on Hillsboro Road and Belvoir
Boulevard and a variable depth
averaging approximately twen
ty-five (25) feet, and having an
area of approximately two thou
sand nine hundred and ninety
two (2,992) square feet.
Parcel No. 2: Situated on the
southerly side of Belvoir Boule
vard and having a frontage of
approximately forty-five (45)
feet on said boulevard and a
variable depth averaging ap
proximately thirty (30) feet,
and having an area of approxi
mately one thousand four hun
dred and forty-seven (1,447)
square feet.
Parcel No. 3: Situated on the
southerly side of Belvoir Boule
vard and having a frontage of
approximately one hundred and
fifty (150) feet on said boule
vard and a variable depth aver
aging approximately ten (10)
feet, and having an area of ap
proximately one thousand seven
hundred and sixty-two (1,762)
square feet.
Parcel No. 4: Situated on the
southerly side of Belvoir Boule
vard and having a frontage of
approximately one hundred and
three (103) feet on said boule
vard and a variable depth aver
aging approximately twenty
(20) feet, and having an area
of approximately one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-eight
(1,858) square feet.
WARDS
MONTGOMERY W
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ON SAMPLE MERCHANDISE
Whatever you need for your home, outdoors or in, shop for
it first in this special clearance sale and save! You’ve seen
the samples displayed in our Catalog Store you know
the fine quality and original low prices ... Now see the sav
ings you get! But shop now there’s only one of each item!
CHECK THESE SUPER SAVINGS:
25 H.P. SEA KINO OUTBOARD MOTOR
Manual start ................................................................ WAS $410.00
12 H.P. SEA KING OUTBOARD MOTOR
Manual start .............................WAS $299.00
5 H.P. SEA KING OUTBOARD MOTOR
Manual start ................................................................ WAS $210.00
S SPEAKER MATCHED STEREO SET
Blond two matched cabinets.......................
3 SPEAKER COMBINATION STEREO
AM-FM radio, dark mahogany.....................
7-PIECE DINETTE SET
Includes 6 chairs, large table and
free serving table Sandalwood ...................
20 GAL. GAS WATER HEATER
Glass lined—10 year guarantee....................
22751 Shore Center Dr.
Parcel No. 5: Situated On the
southerly side of Belvoir Boule
vard and having a frontage of
approximately one hundred and
fifty (150) feet on said boule
vard and a variable depth aver
aging fifty-five (55) feet, and
having an area of approximately
seven thousand eight hundred
and sixty-four (7364) square
feet.
Parcel No. 6: Situated on the
southerly side of Belvoir Boule
vard and having a frontage of
approximately ninety-six (96)
feet on said boulevard and a
variable depth averaging ap
proximately seventy (70) feet,
and having an area of approxi
mately six thousand three hun
dred and seventy-three (6,373)
square feet.
Parcel No. 7: Situated on the
southerly side of Belvoir Boule
vard and having a frontage of
approximately eighty-eight (88)
feet on said boulevard and a
variable depth averaging ap
proximately eighty (80) feet,
and having an area of approxi
mately five thousand three hun
dred and fourty-four (5,344)
square feet.
The City reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
CHAS. A. CARRAN
City Manager
Published: June 4, 11, 18, 25
and July 2, 1959.
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EVENINGS
Walter F. Meyer
JEWELER
12509 SL Clcdr Are.
NOW
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1168-00
$123-90
WAS $154.88
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WAS $89.88
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AN 1-1600
LEARN TO DRIVE
COURSE DESIGNED TO AID YOU PASSING DRIVERS TEST
CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS
INSURED DUAL CONTROL CARS
SIMPLIFIED PARKING TECHNIQUE
EUCLID DRIVING SCHOOL
nr 8 rtOOX
STATE
LICENSED
Fine Foods With Old Fashioned Hospitality
KARL BROWN'S
COLONIAL INN
LUNCHEONS-DINNERS
Private Party and Banquet Rooms
For Reservations Phone UL. 1-3131
Open Daily 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM
Sunday 11:30 AM to 8:30 PM
15241 EUCLID AVE. AT SHAW AVE.
We Specialise In
TAKE OUT CLAM BAKES
Clams, Clam Broth and Chowder, Lobsters*
Lobster Tails and Steamers Available
Abo Charcoal Plates. Cups. Spoons and Forks lor Tour Clean
Bake or Picnic—Clam Bakes Prepared To Take Out With You
We Are Equipped Te Handle Complete
Clam Bakes For Any Occasion
Wholesale Prices to Restaurants. Taverns. Factories. Institutions
PICNIC GROUNDS AVAILABLE
EUCLID FISH CO.
18601 Abby Ave. at Bait 186th St.
OPEN ALL DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY
John J. Cornelia. Prop. KEnmoro 1-6448
OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.
REDWOOD
PICNIC
TABLES
0
Concord Hood
14x20
MADE OF 2" STOCK ATTACHED BENCHES
WHILE THEY LAST
Thurudoy, July 2. 1959
Office Hours:
KE. I-U220
9:30
A
M. to 6
E
M.
7 Ft. 8 Ft.
15 951 18 ’5 21”
GENUINE REDWOOD ONLY
Discount
GARAGE SALE
$266.00
Western Goble
36 mos $8.49
20x20
$369.00
Western Gablo
St. Clair Lumber
offers custom built
quall*y at mass
production prices.
Buy a garage
large enough for
any ear at these
low, low prices.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
materials only
LESS DOOR
14x20
$249.00
36 mos (a) $7.98
20x20
$312.00
Concord Hood
36 mos $9.96
20x22
$334.00
Concord Hood
$6 mos. $10.65
36 mos @$11.80
20x22
$404.00
Western Gable
36 mos $12.90
COMPLETELY ERECTED
INC. OVERHEAD DOOR
$439.00
36 mos $14.05
$624.00
60 mos (a) $12.98
$654.00
60 mos $13.60
$469.00
36 mos $14.85
$719.00
60 mos $14.95
$804.00
60 mos $16.72
NO PAYMENTS TILL AUGUST
Prices include the fellowing?
Full W thick Fir Drop Siding, Kiln Dried #215 Asphalt Shingles an
all Gablo Models Heavy JtoM Roofing on aN Hood Models 4 Ute
Sash. Construction by our own expert carpenters who have been
been with us ever 20 yean assures yoe a fine fob.
Call Tor A Package Deal
Including Cement Base,
and Driveway
Open Frl.-Mon. Till 9 P.M.
Other Days TiU 5:30 P.M.
ST. CLAIR LUMBER CO.
16530 St. Clair Ave. KE. 1-2400
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