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Along The Fishing Beat
But the trots Isy ns tti^BBi- ted a
moprty qn Ilddqe ttratWB In our
Tim* is In the headline* thift w*rk' af-wi While a j**Wiig of kingffoh one
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by Bill Henderson
Tim* is In the headline* thift r k i W j
along the fishing beat. So Cur the t •P"fr*Aiaan of
Diamond Dugouts
From the Point
MMHU MINT LITTLI LIMUI
seem to
ifB» Wawliamsft
In the neighborhood of 40 pounds, but be biting Uke theyT!
Ed Comman says then are tuna IJ A McCarthy, of Ocean Oty boards
out In the briny deeo that would tip' ed the Sea Snider on Tuesday and «W
before he and Ms
the scales at over 500 pounds Now ?*!!"7lJr ,Z fl?,
the problem seems to^e to find {"" thry Ihey had
somebody with a rig big cnouKh to I u " 11
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r, Sofimloy and Sunday *tll fl p. m.
AIK PtM Wife C0MH.ITI M1M0
Hf» OwliVwr
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Ourles HefTeman, Rich Warricli, Josh gUnard, his lovely wife
Bill Qank, Bruce Rickrrt. Joe De- nie, and family friend Chuck
Frank and Ron Roberts, all from CaiUon, of Beesley's Point,
BoMhwqn Fa were responsible for d h h Sd
BoMhwqn, p»., were responsible for
hauling In the largest tuna reporttd
this week the boys boated a 39-
pottnd, 7-ounce beauty while anf
" n the Barracuda U out of Holt*
Boat Basin. Accordinc to Lrrnont's,
three additional tuna were also net-
ted by the Boathwyners.
James Trumhower, of Merchant-
ville, almost tied for top tuna hon-
ors this week. Trumhower boated
one that weudted in at Anuhortn'
Point at something Just under 40
pounds. C. W. Hefteman came Info
the ranking with a 3-1-pound tuna.
Bud Pedlay, of Ocean City, took
his craft, the Spopner, out deep last
week and came back loaded to the
EUnwalej with nine tuna. The heft-
iest one weighed the scales down to
#•• the tune of 35 pounds,
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iUon, ey t, operi-
ed the perch season on Sunday wi;h
a catch of ten, Blitmrd soys he
prefers a bait of shrimp to tempt
the fish to his line,
Brint Wilson of Ocean City, caught
an error in reports of Ma plscator>
lal prowes in this column lajit week,
Wilson states he did not catch any
•harks and only three sea robins in
a recent trip. We erroneously said
he netted 27 sharks.
Nixon's reported the first Bonita
catch to this column last week, T!ie
Uhpound Bonita was hauled In by
Ed Uebcrt, of Latiyette HUls, rt.
Watts' Homers
Aids Orioles
The Morning Baseball League Mon-
their smltfcif.rt.cl.
Wnl " Miami-Soroera-came usi with two
do sport with one of these mon-1 Steelmans reports a big haul of g| i ^F£S!? a«I "ffikSPeS
«ter» One fellow Just came ashore kings, by Dr Hersehei Pettlt, Owen gnJthJtaurtaek" 1M. to its* right on
Apparently"" Frank Wnilnms and nine at the hands of the good doe-
hooked onto more than they tor nod nil party,
handle while tuna fishing last Doc Helnekin and Art Ely check.
Sunday One tuna latched en and «l into Lwnont's with a haul of 41
took off leaving a busted rod be- klntrfJsh and one flounder. The ang.
hind But Williams did manage to lers hooked the fish while aricline
land nine tuna with a top vn-ijjit off the rock fdio out of Ocean City.
Ourles Heffeman, Rich Warrick, Josh Billiard, Ms lovely wife Con-
the heels at the league leaden.
Frank Dougherty was the big story
on the bill as he won his fourth game
for the blue nine thin half. Brown's
two doubles and Badefs single and
double were the big blasts of the
Miami fanwi
rik • 4117 1-11
111 tlt-
Hvatrs took advantage of a few
absent Plan's players to pound out
a 7 1 win over the undefeated leaden.
The toss was the tint of the half and
eliminnted the possibility of clinching
the championship that night,
Joe Roberts suffered his first loss
of the second half and only Ms
second loss of the season as against
nine wins,
Richie Schmled fanned 13 In pick-
ing up the win as he also paced his
mates at bat with two hits. Larry
these teams next week before a tie
can be clinched or a playoff game be
nude possible as in the tint half.
MAINLAND MNTJ.MSUI
•lawn
Wi,
The Point Diner and Ralston Drug*
opened the second half of play ui the
Mainland PONY League with a M Ue
..„ Diner held a 3-2 lead goingJnto
the Bth on David Banhoizer's dropped
fly ball. Barry Smith relieved by
Mickey Bird were the Drugs tossers,
while Billy Buffer itarted for the
Diner, the mound chores taken over
by Curt Fields.
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The Diner broke into the win col-
umn with a 13-3 romp over the Bloom
Heal Estate of tinwood.
Curt Fields won his fifth put 0
the season as his mates went out and
pounded the visiting nine far 10 hit;
to the next scheduled league game
and will begin at 6 p, m.
Standings:
MUM* . _
^^•taii Lilt
• I
1 I
I
Bnluna*
KhrwOi
ft.
Uw
•Mary
JCC
Catony
Accardi, Work, Route,
Gockley Moth Winner*
Jimmy AccanU and Marianne
Wait won the midweek races for
moths in the "A" Fleet for boys and
girls, rtrke Rouse and Jean Oocldey
took top honoti In the'
for boyg and (drU*e
noon at the Ocea
All four races
a t h d ^
MUne on • iliebuy ^
Hartor Bay, ft^T,
In the midweek tSS, ta
Summaries: "
"A"
1, Marianne. Work.
3, Maureen McKe^
1,
Hopkta, ^ ^ . oj
1, Joan GtJkleT!*? ?*'
Pal Gorman. — —
A
CLASSIFIKi
BRINGS R|
Fleetwood chipped la with a pair ofMced by skip Castaldi who wenl
ZMti*ti&i far the vntmg^s. while Mai*, ^k-^,^ I-- tLu-^, * Biii,. £*.„##**!, ii^
Jay scheduled the Dodgers against
the Orioles In the Minors and the
liars versus the Irish in the Majors.
The Orioles came out over the Dod-
gore by a 8-1 score. The winning
pitcher was Chuck Watts, who aided
he cause with a home-run. Norm
Austin, of the loosing Orioles, Uf a
riple for hta nine.
The Braves downed the Pirates by
M, moving them up to third place,
Monday's Major League tilt saw
safeties for the winners, while Mar.
vin McAllister led the losers at the
dish.
Malt** • f t I I t-i
Hywf. 11 I I 2 «-7
MiamHiomers moved into a tie
with Platt's for the second half lead
with a 6-4 triumph over the red team
despite Marvin McAllister's second
homer of the year.
Frank Dougherty and Billy Bailor
i.lly
Blllj
led the bat proceedings as Billy Allen
pitched the win over Jimmy Smilow-
ski.
There will be two games involving
three for three, 1 Billy Shaffer and
David Banholzer each chipped In with
a pair of hits,
••cam RMI ESMM I I 11 1 • I- I
MM Bbw llilit x-11
Ralston Drugs suffered a 1S-S pound-
ing at the hands of the Northfield
Braves in Northfield.
Dennis O'Keefe was the winning
pitcher as the Braves bopped off to
a quick lead in the second inning olf
starter and loser Mickey Bird.
iiHIMN!
NorthftoW Inwi M i l l ) i-ll
Little League Action
_ __ Major League play saw a no-hitter and Minors are making a strong bid
Don Winn singiJ in the'winnlng run ' by Wck Howeli for the Legjonairej for the second half honors and are
;n jhe sixth inning to brtaB; the ^tarsias his team shut out the Lions, 3-0, in first place. All games called on
in 4-3 over the Irish and keep them, Wednesday night.
ning
more.
bating
, y g
*!"• . HeweU wasthe hero of the night as
account of darkness nill be continued
es Dins, he contributed two hits in additJon to
^tES^f.5" •*«••- «'a2o«a e &1=?
YOU PLACE YOUR LIFE
IN OUR HANDS
Every time you bring pharmacists a presenp. I
tion to compound, you place your health and ya*\
very life in our rare. Among the thousnnds of dl-J
ferent drURS In a pharmacy, we mutt dispense tta |
exact medicine prescribed.
Accuracy in compounding proper dosage is |
portant. Everything must be doubly checked,
an error is unthinkable. It might cost a life W«l
accept this responsibility willingly. Our protes«k«l J
schoollnE and experience has quallfled us.
swamp, the Braves, 114). and remain
undefeated. Chuck Watts hit his fifth
nme-ruji in four games for the win-
ners.
In the second game of the twin bill,
Gary oibb hit a home-run, Jim Ho-
gan pushed through a triple and
Terry Howeli added two singles to
give the Dodgers a M victory over
the hapless Pirates, Terry Howeli
•truck out 14 Pirate batten for the
winning Dodgers.
In Wednesday'i Major League
sMrmish, Ron Beaver struck out 12
Hawks to give the Irish a five to
two win.
The Stars came through to remain
on the top of the heap by defeating
the Indians, w. Burke Lahti pitched
a no-hitter, and was aided by Rick
HowelPs two doubles to give the vie.
toiy to the Stars.
Standings:
MAJORS (11 aa4 12 r«r
Wan
Star* 4
Indians J
•risk i
Hawks •
MINOR* («,Iaudit yaaraMs)
•ra*M
PlrMas
4
I
MONDAY
Majors: Irish vs. Stars. Indians vs
Hawks.
Minors: Dodgers vi. Orioles. Braves
vs. Pirates.
CLASSIFIED AD
BRINGS RESULTS
on also belted a hom
the right c^ter field wall,
LMlM
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• Mil-]
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On Tuesday night Exchange ouf-
slUKEed Klwanis, 9-5. Schwank swat-
ted a double for Exchange. Qayle and
Oerfln had a double and a triple re-
spectively for Kiwanis. Jim Wilson
was the winning pitcher and Jim Tal-
madge took the loss,
KHMBU
Both pitchers hurled no hitters on
Monday night as Legion defeated the „„ _,
Lions, 2-0, Ron Beaver of the Legion N-7^
and Bun Lanti of the Uons did not
allow one hit, but LanU's wHdness in
the final inning plus the errors of his
teammates permitted the winning
runs to score for the Leglonaires,
Beaver totaled IT strikeouts in the
win, while Lahti swished 13.
• • 111-1
LlOM •••••-•
Rotary edged JCC, frB, on Tuesday
night Minor loop competition. Kravitz
belted a triple and a single for JCC.
Allegretto tallied a triple and a
double for Rotary, Rotary pitcher
Faraghsr gallantly fought back
last frame rally by JCC to take '
win. Saddeuneyer was shoulderet
with the loss.
R««v
JCC
m
% i • |
On Monday night Colony defeats
PBA, 54, Welasman had 13 strikeouts
In the winning cause, Kitted fanned
i in defeat. Colony scored all its runs
in a desperate last inning ratty,
n* tin,
Msar (III!
Bath first half winners of the Major
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Such games will be scheduled prior
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shopping nearby, or we wiD delrnir pi
without otn chtrm, A grwt many
enorust us with their pr«criptlon*. Kaj
compound younf
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Reg.
M4.98
What kind of swimsuit do you look
In? Knit or lastex? We've got
many others in this sale of
"Annis" swim fashions. Last
when we advertised them we
complete sellout . . . this week
brought in hundreds more . .
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,|4W On Yo«r Dtal OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER flM
Telephone EXport M8O4 vt MS05
Approve
Changes
rfrotests
Way
Lot
L Mir ordinance changing
• .regulations in MM
city was passed
by the city
iday after it
denounced by
Goetz, repre-
r HM shsppliifl
he and "is be-
I for business and it is
will not sell it, but
i j) dedicate it ithc play-
tml from the re-iuning an
j^h would appear that this
• the nwrkrt •
C Smith stated
I vote for any business in
1 It win be a playground
i I am in office " Mayor
I then* are plans afoot
^ civic orRanl7ation to do
[ with the playground
( diaiiK** K'*HUI Cltv Oreinaas lit,"
Public Service
Routes Altered
The routes of the phlladelph'
Tcean City buses, operated by Pub!l<
Service Coordinated Transport (S,,
will be moved from Atlantic av., ac-
cording to a resolution passed by the
city commWoners Friday,
The company was requested .
change ryUtes to help the city main
tain the' condition of Atlantic av
where flip heavy vehicles run ovei
burled trolley-ear ties and causr
severe bfrnps to develop In the road
bed. The request by the city commis-
sioners was agreed to by the traction
company.
Coming Into OtMH CHy
Wmfrl I ••Illi TUP BVsvs will (9
•M along tHi •». to Wast a*,, to
llth st,, M WMter •«-, M Mft m,
and HM HM tormliul. Busas tah-
(•f Biiiinjuri M
In HM uBtenni aru will luvo HM
Mnnlnal, hud north on Atlantic
a*,, to Mh St., fa Oeaan a*.,
IIIH III Wf*t wBHWy •*** •••• ••••• II
•9 TUB Vnl ^v* w^Fffflll^n*
living Ocean City the buses wi]
Proceed from the terminal aloni
Atlantio av, to Ith st,, to Ocean av,
to North St., to Wesley av., to 12th
«., to West ay,, to 10th St., into the
railroad station, back onto Kh st.
«nd over the Ocean City Somers
Point bivd.
Longport lerytce will traverse
Ocean dr. and thence via the Park-
way, Wesley rd,, North st,, and
Ocean, av, to 9th st. This route will
H»jwvmed for out-honnd buses.
Tjffeiei *m sHM ustais the new
tW^raw m^irtorahWtB Al-
fred RBsmnssen. local rnanamr. In
formation regardjna the chaiEe wl
be supplied by the company h>
telephone at EXport 9-1296. he add'
sL
Great* Fir*
Firemen went to the aid f
housitvife yesterday morning w.,en a
pan of caught Ore in an oven
pi. No damage was
- B. Smith canes'
at IBS Stenton
reported, Mrs, _
to report flie Maze in her apart.
ment, firemen under the direction
of Captain Charles Wear hastily ex-
rlnqutahed the flames.
charged by police with careless driv-
ing. Mrs. Moyer and Mrs. Hawes
told police that Hill was travelling
at an excessive rate of speed.
The report of the tmna>r crash
came Into police headquarter* be-
fore the flrst accident had been
cleared away. It occurred at 15th st.
and Wesley av., two blocks from
the scene of the first.
Dorothy E. Evan*. 17, of Philadel-
phia, waa turning south Into Wesley
av. from 15th st when her car
•kidded on the wet street and hit ap
automobile driven by Ethel M.
Lyons', 34, of Audobon, N. X
Miss Evans was charged with enre-
u driving and failure to exhibit
jr mristiBtlan card. Total daman
wa* s&oid by potto* at *75O to t&j
W
Reynolds Pratt (right), of Smyrna, Del,, put district
governor of Rotary in tills area, presents tht home dufj
banner to the new district governor, Osbome Nicholson, of
Ocean City. (See story, page 2).—-Senior Studio Studio.
Certificate Used As A Pagm
Marker Almost Ruins Crulsm
European vacation plans of a stun. Bennett, 3rd st, and Ocean av,, faun
mer visitor here were almost wracked
when she lost her international cer-
tificate of vaccination. Fortunately
the day was saved when Mrs, Mabel
Two Women Injured
In Simpson Av. Crath
T\n> persons were ttsled by s lo-
cal doctor following a car aeei.
dent Thursday night at 4th st and
Simpson av.,
One of the cars was j
a nearby lawn by fl
was totally demolished, police add-
ed.
Mary E. Klrkpatrictk, 72, of Glm-
side. Pa., was driving went on 4th at
when she allegedly went through •
atop street. Her car collided with an
automobile driven by George W. Fox,
19, of Haddonfipld, ft. J., going snuth
on Simpson av. She was charged
with passing a atop «ign.
Mrs. Kb-kpatriek was treated tbr
shock and high blood preuure. A
passenger In her car, LartUa K. Vau-
[lan, of 13Z Bay rd.. was treated
or a braise on her forehead and
brush bur. The damage to the can
was t i t d t MOOt M Klk
b h bur. The damage
was estimated at MOOto
paMck-* onr and MOO to
to th
Mn.
c
Klrk-
U» valuable document in a borrowe
Ubrary book yesterday,
Patricia Ann Werner, staying a
816 Central av, with a friend. Heler
Harrington, is scheduled to leave fo
Europe today by plane, and the los-
of the certificate would mean that SIK
could not »«»ter the Umted Stater
Mrs, Bennett borrowed "Of Micr
and Mai, 1
ertd^'eerMficate tucked away ir
f th bk h Hfl^
" by John Steinbeck, from
: library. When she dlscov
fSSf rMfit
of the book she
police and Mrs,
Vaughan at the Ubrary.
noHfle
Marge
Mrs. Vaughan checked back to the
date the book was returned and deter
mined whs had ben the last borrow-
er of the book. Miss Werner wan
notified to pick UP the certificate
She ran now leave on schedule with
a tree mind that she will be able to
get back Into tte country alter her
Up,
Caught In Wash
Georgb Hirburt, 44, of Collins
Park, Pel., was caught in a wash oft
the 34th at. beach Friday afternoon
'while •wtmndng in a gully and was
racued by Ufcguarda Onuim CM
ana ttotwrt Banert
City Asks $34,000 State
For '60 Street Paving Pl<
Ocean Av. Job In Progr
Schedule:
ToTi
O.K. By
FAMILY AT LUNCH, The Andtrson family, of Beau-
mont, Texas, lunches outdoors at the Flanders Hotel dur-
ing their visit hare. Seated (1, to r.) are daughters AHeen
aid Kristine, Mn, Anderson and Bin, Louis Buehn. of
Philadelphia, Standing Is Robert B. Anderson. — Senior
Studio photo,
'53 Southampton-Ocean City
Sailboat Voyage Is Retold
Robert Anderson, of Beaumont,
Tex., %ho along with Mrs, Ander
son and their daughters, Alleen and
Kristine, were guests of his grand-
mother, Mrs, Louis Buehn, at the
Flanders Hotel last week, recount-
ed a very Interesting story of his
late father's 4000-mile sea voyaee Ui
in a sailboat which terminated In
Ocean CJty.
As the Anderson family figurative-
ly 'n*upied to the soene of 'the
crime" Mr. Andanon recalled the
foUMag account
William Anoeram* a great
of satlin«, ulwaya had a burning
ambition to cross the Atlantic in a
gatli:
tion ling v
ir-d in
He had been sta-
Saudi Arabia in 1952 in
administrative work. Conditions
there finally got to the point whert
Mr. Anderson was disgusted so he
resigned and flew to England tu
look for a boat In which he could
flnaUy
tion.
realise his life-long ambi-
He found a 60-foot yawl equipped
with two masts, three sails and a
SO-horMpower aujdllaty engine and
weighing 3S tons. He signed on a
crew of five including a retired
giih naval officer to serve as
navigator.
The Beatryi and her crew sailed
from Southampton, England. June f,
1 ^ right after the coronation of
Queen Elizabeth II
Their Bret stop was the Canarv
Islands where they stayed for
two Ays, Next stop on the trip was
Antigua, West Indies, and then on
to Oie Bahamas where thpv Inndpd
at Providence Island From there
they headed for the coast of the
United States and continued up until
on August 5, 1S61 they Qnaflv an-
chored at the end of tl«dr flOmay-
— " at thefOoean Ctty
\AJ. • __•-
1 Wniaul Anderson •hirvi'nir accom-
plished the fulfillment of his dream
gave up sailing, wld the Beatrys in
Annajiolh and tonk
Mine at the city ordinances.
a new slx
streets will be n-paVed for a
of RS8 and 2« fcet, lesp^veJy
Oil and sand surface treatment
reconstruction and ret **
scheduled for Bartram 1
set In., from Bay to WestmuMer
in the Merlon Park community.
The I960 program was drawn Up
by Joseph F Hyland, municipal,en-
gineer, and approved at the meeilnx
of the dty commissioner Friday.
Man Accused Of
Selling Liquor
A 46-yeaMW man aecosea of sell-
ing alcoholic beverajgei UtooaUy waa
arrested Saturday matt atlds tame
by Ocean aty deteel^, who acted
on a complaint signed by a membt*
of the State Alcoholic Beveage Can-
trol Oommlsxlon.
Reynolds C, Samuel, of 607 SlmD-
son av., was charged with KUffig
drinks to ABC Agent Oarence SSSh
son. The agent visited Samuel's
place on a previous occasion on an
undercover assignment. Police- CUef
William H. Smith said the state wa-
asked by Us denarttneiit to investi-
gate the situation.
While no liquor or beer was enut;*-
eated SatJirday night. OHef SmMn,
said he believes a considerable sto*
Samuel was placed under J90n
ball and I* scheduled for s hi '
In Municipal Court here Friday
day afta?
Guard Runt 4 Blocks
To Aid Man On Raft
Lifeguard John .tan moed two
blocks on loot to rescue a 47-ytflMiM
nun on a raft at an unpmfecbld
beach at Srd st. yesterday afternoon,
Thomas Williams. •"""
Stun went teto the
by a pi
trouble.
Policy S«^t HIHtun
to themrf .
assisted Jol
•id. Tto lifeguard[was njaS
paaser*y that the man mn 1
tkm
rffel
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