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Mwdiy, Miy ft, 196! KINTUCKT lOmON Cincinnati Enquirer 5-Ks, Louisville Whips Ft. Worth, 8-1 Through the LOUISVILLE, May 25 fAP) Gabbard And Wood To Captain Eastern Betty Botts'469 Tops In New Deal SPORTSKEYHOLE The Louisville Colonels bunched the bulk of their scoring into two innings to down Fort Worth. 8-1, Sunday after broke a 1-1 deadlock in the opener and came behind Bob Will's double and Ken Walters' single. The blow came in the third inning in which Fort Worth scored five times. Dotty Rotts fired a 469 to HONOR ROLL; UN Will, UHtlm.ii liktqr (tit fclmiMt) 47 101 MAUN, Utftlmt Irttrr, (Cltnn Ukmm- tMS MARIO DtmiCI, Wny IlKtrk (Glut fckmKt) Ml Hugh Gabbard.

iou run this season. lead the bowlers Thursday In By Marty Kehoe Hurler, and Larry wood, cen- ood ha anothrr year of the Women's New Deal Stun- ui iuiK-r wt-ie JVi, eligibility In haw-ball and plan mcr Howling League at New- twine rtf VjicIppti Kmtivkv nl- we cats captured the opener, 6-1, on Dick Ellsworth's three-hit pitching and Joe Macko's three-run homer. Blanked for 11 successive Innings, Louisville erupted for four runs in the fourth frame Heart Deficiency Didn't Stop Him KoKaii fom ih. iqvi to rHtirn to Kalern next port Ijnes. She sparked thei Sportsman Passes PADUCAII.

May 24 UP Ray H. Jacobs, 61, president of, a Paducah soft drink bottling firm and a sports enthusiast, in DENNY SPROUS' STELLAR PERFORMANCE tnei n1 uhnnl 1 'twill fimlllft ifll? .1 wnn a o-j iJinmonns to uuw win uvi-i named the rcquirenicnn ior nrsriT, Kentucky State Track Meet Saturday in Lexington should )' M- wl confidence to the physically handicapped youngsters of Kentucky. Demy. IW" the 100 anW season. i.aDDara, team to the will mtp a iiilc-u in me of the nightcap on two walks, Idied Sunday.

Jacobs was a ni it MTtinu iiiiiirmini. i.arr singles by Dave Roberts and "Hm Frltntf In Frankfort" VOTI FOU Frances McAllester SECRETARY OP STATI May 26 dashes and anchored the 880-yard relay pace Lri, tommi r.ni reevin the outstanding wnlor leader in the move to make the Paxton Park golf course the only 36-hole coui-se in Ken Thomas school to the state cin Casey Wise and a wild throw on an attempted sacrifice. and Wood as two of the ul" nmfostirtnnl nmcni tni llicky-lnilliina arra. der championship. While in crade school.

Denny was both Macko's first game homer tucky. Hearts and first place in the league. The Ace won three games from the Ciubs. Wanda Franklin and Grace Miller of losers made the 3-10 splits. The Jacks won three games from Queens.

The Spades took two garnet, from Kings. The winners shot the high single team game of 739 and the high three-game perform at F.astern. Both have been scouted by major league ered by a heart condition and Gabbard and Wood will be in the starting lineup Monday as the Maroons meet Morehcad at Richmond. in seeking a clubs in nearly every game the Maroons played this season. Gabbard in 63 limine al- share of the Ohio Valley Con- was forbidden to play any sports.

After several years his physician permitted him to take part in track and only to participate in running events. Determination and hope have lowed 46 hits and 17 earned! fcrence title. A win for Fast ROBERT P. STROBEL CANDIDATE PHASE CONSIDER Lambert Hehl Jr. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATI STATE SENATOR Adv.

runs for an earnctl-run averace era will cive the team a 5-1 of 2.43. He struck out 56 hat- record and nut it into a tieiseries of 2034. Mona Miller of ters, walking 13. A graduate with Murray State and Middle the winners converted the 3-10 split. of Aurora, High Srhool.lTennessee placed Denny among the top track athletes of the state.

He has been a consistent winner in the dashes for Coach Bernie Hugh lettered there in baseball, basketball, football and track. I'pon graduation, he plans to serve a six-month FOR UW Sadosky. i 100 ENFORCEMENT HIGHLAND JOINS the list of charonionshln teams that stmt In the Army as a second lieutenant before taking a try at professional baseball. won state titles without a home practice field. The Birds had to Wood.

6-3. 190-pound Ail- Vofe For The Candidate Who Understands Governmental Accounting MARY LOUISE FOUST for STATE TREASURER i workout this season In the gymnasium because their track was American bwsketball player for Eastern's championship team this past season, is leading Eastern in hitting at the pres Rc-Elcct JOHN J. ISLER KITHESKNTATIVE 60th MSTMCfc An LEGISLATOR 'closed due to a building pro Mr. Strobel is seeking the Democratic Nomination for Magistrate, Second District of Campbell County, Kentucky. Primary May 26.

He is a lifetime resident of this county. Dtmocntf (or Strobel Committeo gram at the school. The team ran alL Its meets on foreign tracks and worked out In the ent time with .397. Last season he was the nation's eighth leading hitter among major DENNIS SPROUS school gymnasium, i college nines. He has hit 10 Remember Your Government It The Biggest Business In Which You Have An Interest doubles, four triples and one ROBERT P.

STROBEL i NORMAN YOUTSEY, former fa itds' 800-yard relay team Newport High School athlete, missed a chance to take the pitched and batted Centre if7e by dropping the Democratic Primary Tuesday, May 26 Political Advertisement M.Jones Fires 84 At Ridgewood Margie Jones topped golfers baton. Highlands lost out to Xavier that season, 30-29. Friday in the Greater Cin it it HELP THE KNOTHOLERS cinnati Class Inter club1 Women's Golf League with an to a 2-1 victory Saturday over Pikeville. Youtsey's fine performance enabled Georgetown, College to win the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Pikeville could have tied by winning two games Saturday." After losing the first to Centre, the Bears won the second Sport fans and friends of knot 84 at Ridgewood Country Club.

hole players are asked to pur chase a ticket to see the Strat She led the Ft Mitchell Club HOME LOANS Low Rate Direct Monthly Reduction DIVIDENDS to a 9-9 tie with Hartwell Coun try Club. ton Story today and tomorrow at the Hippodrome Theater, Newport. The entire proceeds Virginia Gher shot an 89 to game, -b. lead Highland Golf Club. How ever, the team lost to first-place will be given over to the Campbell County Knothole League to defray expenses of finishing work on the new knothole park NEWPORT RFX'REATION Church Softball League will play four games today.

St. Stephen nlays Salem Methodist at 6:43 Maketewah Country Club, 10 to 71s. In other matches, Sum AS lySVRED ASSOClATlOy SAVINGS RECEIVED BY 10th OF MONTH EARN FULL MONTH'S DIVIDEND mit Hills Crest Hills at Hehman's Hilltop, Newport, June Allison and Jimmy Stew and Ridgewood 9 i. Wyoming p. m.

at No. Corpus Christi and First Baptists come together S'i. art play the leading roles in Maketewah leads the league the baseball film. Herm Weh at 6:30 p. m.

at No. 2, and Ale.v andria plays St. John at major league hurler, will be present tomorrow and will with 48 'a points. In order arc Wyoming 48, Ridgewood 47, Ft. Mitchell 39, Highland Summit Hills Hartwell 23 and Crest Hills 14Vi.

DAYLIGHT FEDERAL take up tickets at the door. FT. THOMAS BANK de p. m. at No.

3. Trinity Baptist will play the Church of Nazarene at 8 p. m. at No. 1.

BOB RICE, 6-5 forward from Sandy Hook, High School, feated Avenue Nite Club, 7-2, SAVINGS LOAN ASS'N. 641 Monmouth Newport, Ky. Phone AXlel 1-2826 Saturday in the Campbell County Class Knothole FT. THOMAS UK Raps Maroons LEXINGTON, May 24 John Codcy shot a one-under-par 71 Saturday as Kentucky downed Eastern Ken- 1C1' 11' tl TJ1- League. The winners got eight JOHN ISLKK THEKE IS NO SUUSTITUTE FOR EXPKMKNCE Political Adv.

has been chosen to play with the Kentucky High School All-Stars in the two-game series against the Indiana High Stars. Bob is the eighth player chosen in Kentucky. He averaged 30 points a hits and the losers had four, Bode was the winning hurler All Accounts Insured To $10,000 BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION two. Horn was Mil. 'VA)V.

Anttlnlni'f V-IU3CH UUL IXCIILUCAJ 3 Willi 16 N. Ft. Thomas Ft. Thomas HI 1-3302 struck out eight. game tor tne banay team, me a 9-11 record.

JIM LEE. Catleltsburg, first, game will be played Freedom Hall. Louisville, June 20. The second game is set for June 27 in Indianapolis. mmm store SEARS CO VICTORY in the SSO-yard High School athlete won the state high jump with a leap of 5-ft.

11 inches. Jim practiced for the meet by leaping over parked automobiles around ftis home. relay wxxs the clincher for Highlands Saturday in the State Track Meet. The triumph was a sweet one for Coach THE II I Singles Bernie Sadosky. In 1951, High- OPEN ONGHT 'TIL 9 FREE PARKING Classic at Price Hill has new leaders in, the handicap and scratch divisions.

Robert Cray-craft Hamilton, Ohio, leads the Handicap division with 1150 for five which Includes a 63-pin handicap. Norvel Martin heads the scratch division with 1096 for five games.1 The tourney ends June 20. STAG CAFE Sportsman Club will meet at 8 p. m. today In its headquarters, Seventh and Robert Newport.

Final plans for the club's annual baseball excursion will be made. President John Koeninger urges all members to Lunch and refreshments will follow the business session, i WRESTLING returns to Northern Kentucky tomorrow. ATTENTION! VOTERS OF KENTON COUNTY urge the many frjends of my husband SAM FURSTE to support WILLIAM BUDKE CANDIDATE FOR KENTON COUNTY SHERIFF Primary May 26, 1959 Signed: Mrs. HATTIE FURSTE "niiirTi" TO 9 SPEfWLS VOTE FOR FRANK C. The Father Bealer Council, K.

of of Erlanger is sponsoring a three-match program. at; Covington Catholic High School gymnasium. The feature will be a world championship tag team match pitting the oik off; Brothers of Leningrad againstj Bobby Managoff and Bobby Ellis. This will be a two out of three, 60-minute match. The first bout at 8 p.

m. will be a one-fall, limit followed by a two-out-of -three fall, 60-minute match between lEmile Dupre of Moncton, New- HEW campaign Chairman ATTORNEY GENERAL Subject to Democratic Primary -Pol. Ad. vr KEEP CARL Brunswick, and Hans Herman, Hanover, Germany. THINK IT OVER.

Two members of the National League tied for having the best pitching records in night games kitt season. Who were they? ANSWER to yesterday's quiz. A pitched ball that hits the dirt and bounces up and hits o) firm The Kfintueky Post And Times-Star CARLA.SAVNDERS, Editor. CHASM.VflLLlNBORG.But. Mgr.

Kentuclo Offlet. 421 million Covinpow. MEmlocH 1-17M TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1959 LfU planer entitles the batter to first base. ANSWER at Satur SHERIFF day's quiz. Ernie Banks of Chicago was the only National League player to play in every READ! game of the 1958 season.

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27.95.... 18.99 50 FREE SALE CATALOGS (zfiadcM ymmnfea ez yam 77umep aal" Phon. he msio Tieman Keglers Cop Blue Grass Tieman Realty won the championship of the Ladies Blue Grass Bowling League at Glenn Schmidt Lanes, Newport. Snax Barn was second and Al's Cot tage was third. Following in order were Grace Ed's Cafe, Frank's Bait Shop, Baber Cabs Risking Much for Chance to Win Since the plan to name a "disinterested party" as sheriff of Kenton county until after the November election failed to materialize, due to the financial difficulties in which the appointee would find himself, it seems altogether the most jeasonable course of action to have Carl Ruh named sheriff, he having been the second choice in a very close primary election in which former Sheriff Sam Furste won in 1957.

Mr. Ruh is a candidate for election for the unexpired term of Mr. Furste, There no doubt will be other candidates. A lively primary campaign can be expected with the nomination of a Democrat being made on May 26. A Republican also could be nominated.

Since the fees from tax collections will not be in any great quantity until November and December, after a newly-elected sheriff takes office, one must realize that Mr. Ruh, in accepting the interim appointment, will resolve that he must win the election in order to get back money he will have to lay out from now until November to pay the salaries of deputies, pay for bond and the operation of the office. The situation was one from which many "hopefuls" steered away and Mr. Ruh, who has had a keen desire to be sheriff of the county, has exhibited considerable courage and daring in accepting the appointment just made. p0i, Audrey's Reducing Salon and Yorkshire Foods.

Snax Barn turned in the sea son's high total of 2237. Tieman had 2220 and Al's Cottage 2213. Al's Cottage chalked un the high single team game of 812 Snax Barn shot 793 and Tieman Realty 794. Laura Gallucci shot the high three-game total with 583. Mari VOTE TUESDAY MAY 26th lyn Schweinefuss rolled 5i6 and Pina Kiefer 530.

Mrs. Gallucci also shot the high single game of 222. Pina Kiefer and Marl lyn Schweinefuss with 211 Joyce Skinner, June Barth and Donna Vaughan were tied with a 210 game. ri Mha WIS IS MIS UVJWUu ZJ.