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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1958
Page
13
The scene follows a tight two extra innings finish where a called third strike ends the game. A narrator recalls coaching gaps and a junior player named Jim who learned to guard the plate with two strikes. The piece ends with plans to volunteer with local kids to help teach fundamentals.
The North and South American ships of the Georgian Bay line ply the Great Lakes offering luxury cruising at lower time and cost than ocean voyages. Passengers are treated as honored guests with a deck crew ready to serve as the cruise director leads travelers on a morning deck hike and lively activity.
Vince Marotta, famed fullback from Shaker Heights, rose from Lake Erie League football to Mt. Union all Ohio honors and pro interest with the Browns and Giants. After wartime service and a later NFL trade dispute, he left football to build Pinewood Acres Inc. in Ridgeville Township, planning 5,000 affordable homes with partner Sam Glazer. He and wife Ann raise three children at 2712 Rocklyn Rd.
Richard Bissell and his wife Maria along with Abe Burrows wrote the musical comedy Say Darling, based on Bissell’s novel of the same name. Bissell came to New York from Iowa to adapt Ty Cents into a show that became The Pajama Game.
Vermilion reports the annual Kuhl Reunion will be held Sunday August 3 at the Demuths Poor-1 man Road instead of Huron Park. The piece also describes local theater and cruise-related entertainment notes featuring radio and Broadway names, plus shipboard programs aboard the North and South American vessels and Mackinac cruise tradition details.
Alan, Mary, Jimmy and Anna enjoy a Minn esota visit with John and Joan. John's mother decrees no foreign in the family. John grows a beard while watching the Indians and White Sox at Municipal Stadium, starting April 24, just over three months ago. A shave in Minnesota costs 75 cents, giving John a small savings.
The article argues a billion plus dollars would be needed to send humans to the Moon without nuclear propulsion. It cites a Huntsville symposium with Dr Gerard Kuiper noting few Western astronomers focus on planetary studies, and calls for new funding and instrumentation. It suggests the American Astronomical Society host a planetary observation symposium and explores early steps like improved telescopes and recording lunar images for analysis.
The piece promotes state travel information for family trips with pamphlets like Kid Stuff from New York. It notes a Saturday Review Travel Contest awarding all expense trips to Hawaii Japan and Paria for color and B&W categories, with entries limited to six photos or slides and winners announced in January. It also reviews Linhoff Practice as essential reading for photographers of all cameras.
A columnist profiles the reckless motorist who acts 16 feet tall behind the wheel and defies road rules. He highlights speeding, racing, running red lights, driving drunk without regard for others, and the social costs to families, plus the inevitability of punishment.
Readers query correctness of last card scoring in cribbage and whether deuce of spades must be played in Pitch. Answers explain: last card pegs 1 if total under 31, 2 at 31, no extra last-point. holder of deuce may delay exposing but should reveal to aid partner. Also notes existence of The Associated Cribbage Leagues of America, Inc for information.
Ridgeville Grange discussed plans for next year with a dress entry at the national contest and fancy aprons at state level. A donation was given to the State Grange for the Rose Drill tied to the Cleveland convention on Oct 20. The program included Gay's Disaster Day exhibition and a literary segment led by Mary Trynoski.
Sandusky hosts an Air Progress Show on August 16 and 17 at Sandusky Airport. Grand marshal Col Roscoe Turner heads a two day program with static airline displays, 15 high school bands, military air service displays, two parachute jumps daily, trophies, model contests, and aircraft including a four engine Turbo-Jet Globemaster and a Pissecki helicopter.
The B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co starts operations at its glacial acrylic acid plant in Calvert County, marking a milestone in local industry and employment growth.
Police estimated $75 damage to each car after a minor collision on Lake Ave at West River St. Richard M. Timms, 17, of 213 Ohio St., was struck by Janet J. McFall, 23, of South Murray Ridge Rd, when the master brake cylinder failed.
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