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BOB WICK'S
AVORITI SPORtMIMOS
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BY BOB WICK
hut a I.w odds and mds fambiaito. Istenatton about
various sports today. The first
place at Hoboken, New Jersey,
la 1846. Jack Dempsey's real
name is William Hamson
Dempsey. You'd think that golf
would be the national gamo at
Scotland but curling is. Fal
conry, hunting with trained
birds of prey, to very old. The
Chinese hunted in this manner
In 2000 B.C. Field hockey,
though now distinctively an
English game, was first played
In Asia and Greece.
Baha'i Temple
Wilmette, HL
organised baseball gamo took
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bride of Saturday, Aug.
was Mary Esther Webber,
25th
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis E. Webber, 474 East 129th
st., who was married to Michael
S. Potosky, jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael S. Potosky, sr.,
Ill East 208th st., (formerly
of 513 Eddy rd.) Rev. Joseph
J. Costello officiated at the 10
a. m. nuptial mass at .St
Aloysius Church.
The bridal gown was of Chan
tilly lace and net. Her veil was
held by a pearl crown and she
carried white pompoms ac
cented with pink and blue car
nations and centered with a
white orchid.
Carol Vargo, the maid of
honor, wore azure blue taffeta
with a scoop' neckline, short
sleeves and bell skirt. She wore
a matching pill box hat and
veil and carried pink carnations.
Dressed similary in sherbet pink
and carrying blue carnations
were the bridesmaids Nancy
Potosky, sister of the bride
groom and Anna Mae Jereb.
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sky, sister of the bridegroom,
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net over taffeta with a large
bow in the back. She wore a
matching straw bonnet and
shoes and carried a smamll
wicker basket with pink and blue
carnations.
Organist and soloist was
Frank M. Vauter.
The bride’s brother, Fran
cis E. Webber, jr., was best
man for the bridegroom. Ushers
were Robert Potosky, brother
of the bridegroom and Alfred
Webber, brother of the bride.
The wedding reception was
held at the Lake Shore Country
Club after which the couple left
for a trip to the Pocono Moun
tains, Niagara Falls and New
York City. They are now at
home at 13313 First ave.
The bride attended St. Peter
High and Fenn College. Mr.
Potosky a Collinwood High
graduate attended Fenn College
where he was a member of
Lambda Tau Delta fraternity.
Out of town guests included]
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and ushers were Joseph Pullela,
John DiCillo and Stan Lizewski.
The bride was graduated
from Collinwood High School,
and attended John Carroll Uni
versity. She is employed at
Randolph Manufacturing Co.
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High School graduate, attended
Western Reserve University,
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of Perpetual Help Hall, the
couple left for a wedding trip
to the Western States and Las
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