The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 61

52-Auctlons Sunday. March 5, Akron Eeacon Journal 9 47-tndusfrial Propert For Ranf Bridge Is To Seattle Gambling Police i mi ii m- ni mi "in ii i rm mi nrriiii -i nn mi mi mmmmmmmmmM By HARRY SOBER You have a few friends In at your home, say, on Delia for your regular social bridge session, and the stakes are strictly penny ante perhaps one tenth or one twentieth of a cent a point. But instead of scoring in the normal rubber bridge fashion, you score as in four-deal Chicago. You would certainly not consider yourselves as gambling, and would laugh at the suggestion that you may be breaking the law. However, there is a knock on the door; the fuzz walks in and carts you and your friends off to jail.

Incredible, you say? It can't happen? Well it has happened, not in Sober Sd FT. Lease-loadin docka-parklnf central location, 1J feet to I beams. Ideal warehouse, distributorship, hunt manufacturing. Call Newt Thomas. HOWEUVIGGERS 378-711 1 RE At.

TORS 633-9311 PRE-ENGINEERED metal buildings, bur direct. erect yourself, or by us. 836-9775. SO-Wanted to Rent WANTED TORENT Urban RENEWAL Division at the City of Akron is seeking furnished and unfurnished houses in Akron, I bedroom or larger. If you have rental property available, call be tween 8 a.m.

and 4:30 p.m. at 375-2981. WANTED to rent, 2 or 3-bed-, room home. Cuyahoua Falls. North Hill or Chapel Hill area, e.u-6479.

SOLD our hornet Family of 6 desires 3-Dearoom Home East-Suffield-Hartville or TJniontown area, tall Alli ance, 1-935-2597. FIRESTONE employee, 2 chil- aren, neea uniurnisnea a or 3-bedroom house with yard. jtcaaonapio; biwwi. ASSISTANT discount store manager needs medium to large 3-bedroom bom to rent, west aide of Akron or N. Canton area, a school-age children, no pets.

Phone Dennis Collins, 745-4465. CONTRACTOR'S foreman, with small family desires house or apartment in exchange for talents. Call 376-7998 or 882-6250. HOUSE or apartment wanted, need 2 bedrooms, preferably furnished, David Mill School district, nice neighborhood, 773-2964. RELIABLE couple with 1 child wishes to rent farm or house witn barn.

825-6822. UNFURNISHED Lake front home. Two or three bedrooms, adults; 644-1634. 5 1 -Rental Agencies COMPLETE RENTAL AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICE Schwartz Realty, HE-4-4525 REALTORS MANAGERS RENTAL AGENCY CHIC MAGLIONE REALTY 77 S. MAPLE ST.

376-2121 LANDLORDS Take the headache out of renting. Let us do it for you. We have SO qualified tenants waiting for your apartment or home. Bonded with 20 years experience. Call Mrs.

Stapleton, 836-8494 or 733-5332. Realty Exchange 836-8494 52-Aucfions AUCTION SALE WORLD'S LARGEST FARM MACHINERY AUCTIONS ARE HELD THE SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAYS TUESDAYS OF THE FIRST FOUR MONTHS OF THE YEAR. TRACTORS SELL ON MONDAYS, MACHINERY ON TUESDAYS. AUCTIONS ARE HELD ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH TUESDAYS THE REMAINDER OF THE YEAR. DATES FOR THESE SALES ARE: MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 13 AND 14, 27 AND 28.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 10 AND 11,24 AND 25. TUESDAYS, MAY 8 AND 23 AND TUESDAYS, JUNE 13 AND 27. YODER AND FREY, INC. PHONE 419-445-2080, ARCHIBOLD, OHIO. ESTATES ANTIQUE AUCTION MARCH 11, 1972 10:00 A.

M. WARNER AUCTION GALLERY 6671 CLEVELAND RD. RAVENNA, OHIO Selling from private collection period antiques and collectors items. Refinished furniture: Pine 53-Msceoneou9 LIONELWSH Service station special aet of I. C.

GP9 diesel engine. C. box car, N.P. box car, Mnn. on box ear.

bom car, and IC. lighted caboose. 19 pieces O-gauge track and uncoupler. Set vaiue over 9100. Special price of 60 or et Special Monon box car 96.

New time weekdays open to 9 p. m. Saturday till 9 p. m. Closed on Sundays.

We sell only the best trains and try to fix the rest and we have over 8O00 items in stock. We are not undersold as we know trains and buy and aell only good name brand trains. Need we say any more? Try Glen'a Train Shop for service We buy old trains GLEN TRAIN SHOP 587 Grant st. 253-6527 SORRY, Hoover factory forbids advertising our low prices on upright sweepers! Kitchen sinks, stainless steel, faucet and all fittings 947.50, stove hood with light and 2-speed fan 919.50, bathroom fan 911.50, other bargains on Underwood portable typewriters, Gruen Watches, disposals, medicine itbliiti Wright socket seta, radios, tape recorders, components. Speed Queen washers and dryers, items new, warranty.

Also metal drums for burning trash, 91-50 each, 745-3559. 753-5894. Sunday and week- oays lu to FLEA MARKF.T First monthly market and eiaft show at our Pans craft center. Rt. 225, will be held Sun.

day, March 26. No admission charges; arrangements now available for table space or consignments. For more in- lormatlon, 1-358-2351 A NEARLY new, double oven, electric Sunray Coppertone stove, 8125. 745-7122. MINK STOLE, $350 867-5054.

HARDWICK 30-inch gas stove, A-l condition, 20-ft. extension ladder, reasonable, 6-ft. step- laaoer, new. WASHER and dryer, 3129 both; turquoise couch. 940; trom- bone.

940. 633-3592. MOVING Must aell gas dryer, electrlo stove, power lawn mower male German shepherd, miscellaneous furniture, clothes, and tovs. Sunday noon to 8, 1543 Thirteenth st.a Cuyahoga Falls, 8644323. FOR SALE 42-inch Formica Top round maple table, 3 chairs.

945. 836-6966. TWIN STROLLER REASONABLE 773-8449 SINGLE bed, complete, dresser with mirror, limed oak table Willi glass, matching end tables; Cogswell chair with cover; antiques, girl's clothing, size 12 to 14. 745-9858, 2 to 4. I AND 10-INCH table saws, 10 inch builders saw.

10 Inch Band saw, wood lathe, 6 inch Sander. Thickness planer, 9 Inch South Bend lathe. Metal cutoff saw. precision drill press, 12 and 18 inch jigsaws, compressors, heavy flexible shaft, grinder, 753-9116. RAILROAD TIES Call 753-7883 ESTATE LIQUIDATORS Tag Sale Our Specialty 434-3206 STOVE, refrigerator, washer, dryer, dining room set, sofa, chair, miscellaneous.

1752 Coventry Akron, 12-5 today onlyj BARN SIDING AND BEAMS 673-2685 RAILROAD TIES 673-2685 BASEMENT SALE All day Sunday, odd, old, unusual Items priced low, 231 W. Market basement apart ment. OAP BOX Derby, complete car. Toys, Christmas trees, 733-7412 JAEGER mixer, masonry equipment, hand tools, truck rack and tool box, concrete tools, pianx. 633-2025.

WANTED Stow building lot. Will pay cash. 678-0431 '68 GE Portable brown dishwasher, $85; limed oak bedroom suite, dresser, chest ana Dea, BM-arj. Springfield Flea Market Sunday 10 to 6, we have Beam bottles, brass, silver, glass, baked goods, candy and prod-u Starlight Ballroom; Lakemore, Ohio, off Route 8, near 224. 724-9268.

OLD TRAINS WANTED Call 762-5232 IBM ELECTRIC Typewriter, real nice, $175 camp Typewriter, 743-4748 Sunday. COUCH, $25; rug, $25; refriger ator, $ju; small furnace, $25; stove, $20; dinette, $10; 1958 Marhoffer. Stow. WORLD BOOK, also Collier's Encyclopedias. Typewriter, Must sell I 923-3127.

ROLLABED, chest, miscellaneous, clothing, bikes, 2421 Eighteenth Falls. BASEMENT SALE Miscellaneous household acmu-mulations, 699-3253. BABY crib, basket, high chair, car seat, miscellaneous; school desk. 864-3414. Akron, but in Seattle and it could very well happen again, here or elsewhere.

THE SCENE WAS the home of Mrs. Madeline L. Anderson, who has conducted a private bridge club in Seattle for some 25 years, as well as interclub tournaments and duplicate games. Fourteen people were playing Chicago bridge one day last September, when a dozen armed police officers invaded Mrs. Anderson's home and carted the players off to the local hoosegow, where they were fingerprinted, photographed and booked on a charge Of gambling.

When the citizens came to trial in Seattle Municipal Court in December, the judge ruled that bridge is not a game of chance and therefore not gambling. He based his decision on a California Supreme Court decision of 1962 that bridge is a game of skill. HOWEVER, THE JUDGE'S decision as to the nonguilt of the citizens did not prevent the prosecutor's office from pressing a felony charge against Mrs. Anderson for "giving aid to the playing of bridge with cards." The trial came to court Feb. 7th, and Alfred Sheinwold (whose syndicated bridge column appears daily in Seattle as well as In Akron) was on hand as an expert witness, prepared to testify that bridge is a game of skill, rather than a game of chance, and that the anti-gambling ordinances would not, therefore, apply.

However, for technical reasons which had nothing to do with bridge, the case was dismissed before it could be discussed whether chance was a material factor in the outcome of the game. IT IS OF INTEREST to bridge players that the prosecutor conceded, in making his opening statement, that tournament bridge is a game of skill. He also conceded that rubber bridge in the long run is a game of skill, His attack was on the use of the Chicago method of scoring. With Chicago, the prosecutor argued, a score is recorded after four deals, and in some instances a player may pay off or be paid on the result of just four deals. The test, therefore, is whether or not chance is a material factor in the outcome of just four deals rather than in the course of some undefined long run.

Sheinwold was prepared to show that the Ingenuity of this argument might well have been devoted to a better course. first game is surely recorded. Would any sensible person maintain that the outcome of that game was determined by chance? SHEINWOLD IS READY to demonstrate that chance is not a material factor in the play of even a single hand, whether in rubber bridge, Chicago bridge, or tournament bridge. He also cautions that "The petty politicians who pander to Puritans with an attack on rubber bridge today may move against tournament bridge tomorrow." It is worthy of note that the Seattle Unit of the American Contract Bridge League decided not to lift a finger to help Mrs. Anderson to defend the good name of bridge.

Since only rubber bridge was being attacked, the Seattle Unit decided that it was not involved! Play for money, but BIG money this time, is the subject of still another bridge controversy. After the Italian Blue Team returned home from Las Vegas some $30,000 richer after defeating the World Champion Aces in the highly heralded Challenge Match and the world's top 24 teams in the Invitational Knockout Match which followed, the subject of big money prizes was brought to the inescapable attention of the ACBL. The League's new president Percy X. Bean (who defeated our own District Five representative to the ACBL, Charles S. Landau for the position by the narrowest of margins) is currently in the process of formulating an ACBL policy towards such events.

The Board has already expressed no disapproval of play In such events by ACBL officers or members of the Board of Directors, but said the ruling specifically does not apply to employees. More, much more, will be said about money games later. While last week's Northeastern Ohio Sectional Championships, sponsored by the Akron Unit of the ACBL, was not an exceptionally large tournament, it was most successful. Successful in that it was well-planned, well-conducted and generous in its hospitality to the 346 tables of players who attended. Attendance at the three-day tourney which was held at the Hilton South Inn, was down 47 tables from Akron's November tourney, also held at the Hilton South, but up 30 tables from last year's February tournament, the last held in downtown Akron.

The largest three-day Sectional Championship thus far conducted at the Hilton South was the Cleveland Whist Club's July event, when 454 tables were in play. AKRON-AREA PLAYERS led the field in two of the six events at the NEO play; Richard and Kay Barbaris, 2810 Cedar Hill Cuyahoga Falls, were members of the winning Swiss Team, while Mrs. F. W. (Elsie Mae) Smith, 2864 Archwood Cuyahoga Falls and Mrs.

T. J. (Joyce) Wise, 1629 Riverside won the Open Pairs Consolation event. Four area players placed among the overall winners in more than one event. Mrs.

R. C. (Bee) Mills, 1915 Twenty-sixth Cuyahoga Falls, was third in the Mixed Pairs and tied for sixth in the Women's Pairs; Jack R. Creasey, 1449 Commonwealth was fourth in the Open Pairs and tied for sixth in the Mixed Pairs, and Wayne B. Lewis, 1213 McKinley and Walter L.

Scott, 1525 Twentieth tied for seventh in the Men's Pairs and tied for third in the Swiss Teams. Coming events of interest Today, 1 p. m. ACBL Charity Game, at the House of Bridge, 801 N. Main st.

Tuesday, 7:45 p.m.: Open Pairs Club Tournament Game, at the Start Hywet Bridge Club. Friday, 8 p.m.: Swiss Team Game, at the Akron Bridge Club. Saturday, 8 p.m.: ACBL Charity Game, at the Cuyahoga Falls YWCA. OPEN PAIRS (111 pairs competing) Robert J. Alexander, Cleve.

Baff, Beachwood 441 Mrs. W. O. Rice, Akron-Pat Cummlngs, Medina 427 Dorothy Schick, Stow-Elmer J. DeWitt, Cuyahoga Falls 411 Fran Egger, Phelps, Allison Pa.

405 Jack R. and Calvin L. Creasey, Akron 403 Kumar Bhatla, C. Koopman, Columbus 3961 Herbert Sachs, Thumin, Cleveland 396 Area Section Tops: Elmer J. DeWitt, Dorothy Schick.

OPEN PAIRS CONSOLATION (77 pairs competing) Mrs. F. W. Smith, Cuy. Falls-Mrs.

T. J. Wise, Cuy. Falls J04Vi Edward Banks, Shaker Lane, Cleveland 195 Dr. and Mrs.

T. H. Ray, Cleveland 195 Ann McGilvrey, Ravenna-Roslyn Sachs, Pittsburgh 191 Alan Sandler, East Cleveland-G. A. Chappel, Kenmore, N.

Y. 186'4 Dave McDonald, Washington, Conn. -Frank Reed, Lyndhurst 114 Area Section Tops: Mrs. F. Smith, Mrs.

T. J. Wise. SWISS TEAM-OF-FOUR (53 teams competing) Richard N. and Kay Barbaris, Cuyahoga Falls-Marty Arndt, Cleveland Heights-Mr.

and Mrs. G. R. Darrow, Youngstown 32 Phillip L. Becker, Detlance-Milton Neher, Columbus-Bill Hale, Bowling Green-Jay Albright, Eastlake 16 Charles M.

Deitle, Akron-John G. Obusek, Akron-Walter L. Scott, Akron-Wayne B. Lewis, Akron 24 Fred A. Sorensen, Pittsburgh-William Jocoby, Pittsburgh-Herbert and Roslyn Sachs, Pittsburgh 24 Marge Tamres, Pittsburgh-Irving Avner, Pittsburgh-Grace Moore, Pittsburgh-Dave Turner, Akron 24 Mr.

and Mrs. Ell E. Reich, Pittsburgh-Samuel Scafidl, Mingo Junction-Mrs. W. Chilcote, Cleveland 24 John McGervey, Cleveland Heghts-Arthur Conn, Johnstown, Zimmerman, Shaker Heights-Bobb Hardies, Cleveland Heights 24 53-M'ucclloneoui GROWERS CUTLET DISCOUNT FURNITURE 3758 Manchester rd noon till 8 p.

Sunday noon till 6. Closed every Monday and Tuesday. FACTORY SECONDS FACTORY FIRSTS FACTORY CLOSEOUTS Early American and Medlter. rnean, pondernsa pine, aolid maple and cherrv. hutches, chinas, water benches and dry sinks.

We have a good selection of Early American and contemporary living room suites in excellent covers. Such as herculon and 100 pet. nylon. All have coil springs, hardwood frames, rubber weight foam-zippered cushions. Bedrooms suites complete or odd dressers, chests, night stands in factory seconds or doseouta.

ALL AT BIG DISCOUNTS! We handle furniture that any family can exhibit with prida and save money tool NOTE: In addition to our regular store. WAREHOUSE IS OPEN To the public Saturday and Sunday. Warehouse located 6220 Manchester rd. COME AND BROWSE UNDERWOOD PORTABLE Typewriter. 935 Camp Typewriter.

745-4748 USED OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND MACHINES See our sd section 63 at Surplus Sales, 784-1917. 784-7115 FIVE-Piece Chrome breakfast set with dropleaf table, good condition. Ladies clothing, size 12. 733-4311. 64 KENMORE Sewing Machine, $50 644-8588 1-3 Cost of Reupholstering Vinyl, Leather, and Fabric Renewed, Recolored, Repaired Flex-Cote 644-3859 APARTMENT-SIZE gas stove, $25; apartment-size refrigerator, $20; or both for 935.

762-4151. SPECIAL! LIGHTWEIGHT CHAIN SAWS BY McCulloch Now onlv $129 BELTZ LAWN GARDEN 1660 Canton rd. 784-7481 5735 Darrow rd. 253-9793 ESTHER WILLIAMS POOL All aluminum 12 ft. 24 ft.

above ground pool. Complete with walk-deck, fence, filters, pump and freight. Brand new, $1395. Lowry Swimming Pools 633-4762 or 633-5888. GRAVELY 30" power mower, with snow blade; 6-year baby bed; high chair, 699-2986.

ROTO-Hoe shredders, 3ty hp with side chute, reg. $169.95, now $149.95. 699-3502. Uniontown Lawn Garden On Rt. 8, 1 block north of 619 GARAGE SALE, piano, furniture, pool table, utensils, miscellaneous items.

Sunday, March 5, noon till 5 p. m. 190 W. Grayling dr. (off Smith rd Fairlawn.

CHAIN LINK FENCING $1.35 per 4 ft. economy $1.50 per 4 ft. deluxe 31.75 per ft. 4 ft. heavy duty 628-1435 or 644-4287 K1RBY SWEPER Complete with all cleaning tools and buffer.

Excellent running condition. WILL SELL FOR ONLY 933.68 cash or terms available. Call 673-9265. Electro Hygiene. JUNK CARS TOWED FREE Tom.

745-5474 WANTED Gravely garden tractor. Ravenna, 1-325-9302 FOUR Firestone wide oval tires, F60-15; 4 Keystone traction slot mags, fits all GM cars, 334-4513 after KEftOSENE heaters, small ap-pliances, hand power tools, 30" pipe wrenches, Plpa threader, Burglar alarms, other goodies. AKRON SWAP SHOP, 964 Cop- ley 867-5335. COCA-COLA MACHINE Must sell. No reasonable offer refused.

GIANT AUTO 434-8151 DOGHOUSES and MARTINHOUSES 825-7641 THERMOPANE patio door panels, 3 and 4-ft. 825-9161 JUNK CARS TOWED FREE LARRY. 658-6808 ELECTRIC STOVE, 30 avocado green, used 9 months. Children's clothing, size 4 thru 6. Convertible 16 in.

bike, 923-4246. CASH MONEY Wanted to buy almost any usable Item, miscellaneous odds and ends for auctions, and flea markets, 376-9730. KM 1M 455-9357 453-9187 Trutleel of Cyptei, Lodge M04, Vance 1 9ov. EQUIPMENT AUCTION SCREW MACHINES-DRILLS POLISHING EQUIPMENT MARCH A.M. On location: 900 ANDREW PL.

SW. CANTON. OHIO. One block north of Intersection 1-77 Si 800 on Cleveland av. to Andrew PI.

then left two blocks to shop i Canton Stoker Buildingi watrh for signs. All seas to high bidders including: SCREW MACHINES One 3 RA-4 Gridlev Mach-ine, Serleal No. 8:094 two 1" RA-6 Spindle Acme Grid-lev Automatic Screw Machines, Serial No. 23257-X one 2" RAS Acme Gridley 9 spindle) machine, seriial No. 41294 One 2" Acme Gridley (4 spindle) machine, serial No.

38001 one Jo" New Brittain Model No. 61 (6 spindle) Serial No. 24092 One G. A. Acme Gridley 14 spindle) machine, Serial No.

33031 One Brown Sharps (1 spindle) machine. Serial No. 4499. TURRET LATHES, DRILLS MILLS, POLISHING EQUIPMENT One Warner Swssey Turret Lathe, serial No. 112009 One Garvin Tapper, 12 spindle) No.

8612; One Warner Sw-sey Turret Lathe, No. 2 65457; one Globe Tubler; one Deburring machine, with stand: one double-end Grinder No. 1355: one turn table, No. 0105 two clausing drills, model No. 1768 (1 spindle) serial No.

521287 At 521289 one Craftsman drill, model No. 1010:1822 (1 spindle) one Walker Turner drill, (1 spindle) serial No. 1944 One Walker Turner, Rockwell Mfg. drill. Cat.

No. 65-000, serial No. 1332975 one U. S. Machine milling machine (1 spindle), serial No.

7233-B one Kent Owens Mill, model No. 1-M, serial No. 1233 One special Kingsbury Hon. drill, motor No. EL 133, serial No.

60528 One powermatic surface grinder (1 spindle) serial No. 827130 One "Liquid Carbonic" motor cutter. No, C-636; on double-end Pedestal grinder No. 1355; one Arbor press, 3Vi ton, No. 041264 one Tolhurst Chip Wringer, No.

T-31175 assortment of hand trucks at skids; one Olson lift truck No. 680784 assortment of metal parts -assortment of pushers, fingers, culeta, gears, parts, motors, metal tables, vises, metal trays, 2 A-Frame steel racks one Sears space heater, serial No. 6228262 -Approximately 50' Buss duct, duct, with boxes one Brown Rharpe milling machine No. 1252 4 Hi Lite polishing machine with fixtures for polishing skillets 1 compressor 6 Hammond polishing jacks 8 10 h.p. motors assorted polishing It plating equipment.

NOTE: A good lot of equipment screw machines can be operated for your inspection 9 to 4, 2 days prior to sale date. Coma bid your judgment: For Information contact Frank Suarex Jr. 452-8856. Vice President Olympic Plating Inc. TERMS: Cash, certified check, bank letters, day of sale.

BY ORDER OF OLYMPIC PLATING INDUSTRIES INC. SALE CONDUCTED BY RUSS KIKO ASSOCIATES INC. AUCTIONEERS CANTON 455-9357 MOVING Will sell all at Auction. Located at the corner of Wales av. and Mt.

Pleasant st. South of Greens-burg and West of Akron Canton SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 12 NOON 1947 9M Ford Ferguson Tractor. Sherman transmission and cab. Pair of 3 point plows, Dearborn mower, 5' pickup disc, 3 point buzz saw, 3 point blade and acoop, 8' New Holland rotary mower, 3 point 2 row corn planter, 11 hoe grain drill, double culti-packer, 2 section Spika harrow, good tractor spreader, heavy duty hay wagon, dump rake, corn binder, fodder shreader, hay loader, point field sprayer, potato planter and disger fanning mill, etc. ANTIQUES Sleighbells, dinner bell, model Tail light, model Frame, hall tree with mirror and boot box, dresser with hand carved pulls, bread box, set of wood framing planes, post drill, copper kettle, bob sled, churns, crocks, trunk, table chairs, and other furniture.

MISCELLANEOUS Like new cider press, Dealvale separator, hog feeder, corn sheller, corn cracker, wheel barrow, steel kettle, barbed wire, water pumps. 1909 dry plate negatives, small plat form scale, air compressor, tractor Jack, coal hot water heater, coleman kitchen stove, door track and wheels, wood doors, butchering tools, 40' and 32 extension ladders, 1942 Dodge, -ton pickup truck, dual wheels, 4 speed transmission, selling as is, 7 HP Cub Cadet front blade, rotary mower, snow blower, 2 saddles, harness, log tongs, shovels, forks and much miscellaneous not listed. Terms Cash, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beale, owners.

D.J. STAYER STAFF AUCTIONEERS Hartville, 877-2535 Public Auction Thursday, March 9. 1 p. umcii louif idngiewooa, west off 308 N. Hawkins Akron.

Owners leaving for California, selling car and excellent furnishings from nice home. 1965 Pontiac, nice shape, low mileage, color TV, portable TV, expensive high-fi stereo, radio and record changer, French provincial aqua sofa, pair of fine antique side chairs with needlepoint, hall mirrors, sconces and marble shelf, decorator's pendant lamp, hand-carved chair, pair of single-arm brocaded chairs, leather-top revolving table, pair of French provincial step-end tables, matching alabaster lamps, Torchier lamps, other fine lamps. 6-oc. French provin cial dining room suite with banister-tvpe hutch, settee, 5. pc.

dinette, double white bed, chest of drawers, new davenport bed, desk chair, lamp, boudoir chair, pair of matching stools, items in silver, china tea set, service for 8, Johnson Brothers English dinner service for 12, many miscellaneous dishes, the usual small appliances, Corning, Revere and Melmac in sets, hand tools, picnic table, aluminum chairs, much miscellaneous unmentloned Terms cash, Reiser, owner. W. Seigenthaler, Auctioneer, 896-2442 REAL ESTATE AUCTION Duplex, located at 240 W. Maple Hartville, Just west of the square. Will sell to high bidder, come prepared to by.

THURS. EVE. MARCH 9, 6 P. M. Located in Lake School district, good churches, city sewer, commuting distance to Akron, Canton and Alliance.

50'xl70' lot, 8-room house, 2 baths, consisting of modern kitchen, living room and dining room separated by colonial pillars, 2 bedrooms and bath on first floor, outside entrance to upstairs apartment, with kitchen, living room, bedroom and large bath. Full basement, aeparate gas furnaces, house la in good atate of repairs. For further information or inspection call the Auctioneer. Terms $1,000 cash or certified check when sold, balance on delivery of deed and abstract. Doors open 4 p.

m. aale day. 0. J. STAYER AUCTIONEER HARTVILLE, 877-2535 morrow CANTON 492-3300 HAZ-CLIFFE 15TH SPRING QUARTER HORSE SALE Wayne Co.

Fairgrounds Wooster. Ohio SAT. MARCH It, 1972 Tack at 10 a. m. Quarter Horses at 2 p.

m. Grade Sale at 6 p. m. Largest Quarter 1 Horse Sale of the Year. Also a large number of frada horses consigned.

HAZ-CLIFFE AUCTIOW C. O. Beetle, Mgr. Phona Wooster 264-2427 ANTIQUES AUCTION Wed, Mar. 15 9:30 1.

n. all da; GROTTO HALL I. Main st. Mansfield, O. A $50,000 Collecting Of rare art glass, cut glass, early china, lamps, clocks, dolls, steins, furniture, for advanced collectors.

Full sale bill sent on request. WALDO'S 1012 BCRKWOOD RD. MANSFIELD, O. 44907 PHONE: 1419) 756-2B58 SIEGENTHALER AUCTIONEERS Homes, estates. stores, machinery, 896-2442.

antiques, anyUme LACE curtains. 15 a a 1 nanaxercmeis, 9 tor si. Leather pocket books. 912.50. Loads of other unusual items from an old antique estate.

Stagecoach Antiques, 4J9 W. Market at. 53-Miscellanaoug BATH-KITCHEN WALLS SCRUBBABLE PREPASTED. 8TRIPPABLE. FOR ALL ROOMS.

IN STOCK STARTING AT SINGLE ROLL PRICE OF 92.99 JANUARY'S POOL TABLE SALE OF THE YEAR Retiring and leaving for Florida March 31. Here ia your chance to cash in on complete liquidation of 39 new quality tables including floor models, auppllea, lights, furniture, chairs, 3 nearly new calcagrapha, and 3 bar coin tables. Priced for quick sale, Tallmadge Billiards, 53 South 0 to 9, 7 days a week. 633-7474. ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS IBM 9100 Remington Model 259125 FTG SALES 866-4461 MUST SELL Bumper pool table, $50; bar stools, $5 each.

784-1980. MUST SELL adding machine (85; cash register 3100; old treadle sewing machine, best offer. 794-9982. Call before 4 p. m.

OPEN TIME available on continuous extruders. Expert-enced with P. P. and P. V.

C. Send Inquiries to Box W-50. C-o Akron Beacon journal. MAYTAY AUTOMATIC 920 773-3075 WANTED to trade 21" Color TV, washer-dryer, for a van COLOR TV 950, washer 935, dryer, typewriter, '86 Pontiac, portable color TV 9100. 253-7169.

TWO KNITTING machines, Passap duo-matie. Brothers Model. 551. 724-7836. WHIRLPOOL window air conditioner, 15.000 220 volts, 9150.

745-9390 CUTTING TORCH, gauges, and hoses. 20" Stingray type bicycle. 376-6089. COLD BEER ON SUNDAY Pop 'n Brew ride through, 543 Graham Cuyahoga Falls. OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS WANTED 688-5579 GOLD French Provincial chair, dark green Queen Anne chair.

Miscellaneous Items. 867-4041. ROYAL STANDARD Typewriter, good condition, 935. Camp Typewriter, 745-4749 sunaay, GARAGES built and repaired. Doors installed.

General home remodeling. Enright Builders, 964 Brown, 773-5168 evenings, 773-1125. MILITARY COATS SOME NEW Surplus Sales. 1155 Can-ton 784-1917, 784-7115. SALE Items from 20 homes, March 11, 9 to 5, Copley Town Hall.

TOOLKRAFT 9" table saw with stand and extensions. 658-6466. KING-SIZE bed, dresser and end table. Exerciser and bench press. 929-4693.

TWO French Provincial chairs, make offer. Ladies' clothing, size men's size 36. Tops and wool coordinates, 31 each. All coats, 95, including ladles' black cashmere. 836-2051.

30.30 RIFLE, 375; table saw. $60: two pair ski boots, 8 'a and 5 'i, $15 and pair of ski poles. $5. 628-5666. SPEEDEX Tractor with mower, 75 h.p.

Outboard motor, Shopsmith saw, old soda fountain stools, exhaust fan with heater and light, attic fan, light fixtures. AM-FM intercom, and other items, 666-3551. OLD glassware at the New Sal. vage Store. At 1046 Bellows st.

Old and new carnival glass, depression glass, corn-pots glass. Water pitcher sets, colors. Pink glass. Combination stereo and TV set. Textiles.

Beauty chair. New men's suits. Also, in the warehouse, lots of copper tubing and building materials. SEWING MACHINE New 1971 model, even writes names. Simple turn lever and sew, price reduced due to slight paint damage in shipping.

Only $28 cash or terms available. 673-9265. Electro Hygiene. SEWING MACHINES Cleaned, oiled and adjust tension, $3.75. 376-9363.

CHESS SET, UNIQUE SACRIFICE, 253-1392 PORCH SALE 501 KORBER AV. SUN. GAS range, 38" Kenmore, yellow, griddle in middle, excellent condition, 9100; North Canton, 494-6613. MODEL train with village on large table, 915. 929-1774 REMINGTON portable typewriter with carrying case, 918.

923-6487. FURNITURE STRIPPING Reflntshing, repairing. Woodcraft Studios, 336-3033, 825-3381. HOTPOINT frost-free refrigerator, $30; 4 pc. dinette set, $20; Two new Radial Super-belt tires, 8.25x15, $40.

733-4401. FOR baby-dressing table, crib and mattress, jump chair, scales, diaper hamper, high chair, all white, $65 takes all. 798-9009. APPROXIMATELY 50 sq. ft.

wool beige carpeting. LOOKING FOR FUN VEHICLE? We have just the thing. A used 18 HP Mini-dune buggy, electric start, top speed 40 mph. red fiberglass body that will anywhere. You must see t.

784-0867. RAINBOW vacuum cleaner, regular 9349. Assume balance, 997.33. Call credit manager, 673-1000. ELECTRIC water heater, TV aet, 25" BVO-ZDOB NEW TIRES, $13.50.

Wide ovals, 9 18. VW tires, 738 Oougier 844-4082. ELECTRIC barbecue rotisser-le, used once, new Magic Chef mixer, both for $28. 535-9647. POOL TABLE, $75 CaU 336-5310 COLOR TV, black and white, stereo, PA amp, intercom, 1953 Kaiser, 50 cc, Trail motorcycle, baby items, miscellaneous furniture.

Canton 477- 0077. WOODEN 20 ft ladders, make offer. 825-7970 SIX-PIECE dinette aet, tin clothes closet, 3 dressers without mirrors, a coffee tables, 3 end tables, vanity, new bunk beds, buffet, youth bed without mattress, dinette table without chairs, other miscellaneous, 379-4379, VII CONSIDER THIS question: if a game of skill required 10 or 15 hands to eliminate chance as a material factor, should the recording of an interim score after each four hands be accepted as proof that chance had been eliminated? In chess, not usually regarded as a contest of chance, players with the white pieces (and therefore the right to move first) win more games than the players with the black pieces. In the first game of a chess tournament, the choice of white or black pieces is determined by chance (and alternates thereafter). The result of the I and White wood corner cup- AO BRIDGE SUNDAY II full pt bm NORTHEASTERN OHIO CHAMPIONSHIPS (Overall Winners) MEN'S PAIRS I (34 pairs competing) Philip Berger, Friedman, Monroevllle, Pi.

215V4 Charles R. Burley, Akron-Mark Wolfinger, Ravenna 19) Neil McWiterter, Lyndhurst-Frank Reed, Lyndhurst Bobb Hardies, Zimmerman, Shaker Height! I86V1 Dr. Hugh E. Weinberg, Akron-Dr. D.

T. Monsour, Akron 182'i Harvey E. Post, Akron-Casper Haas, Shaker Heights 177Vi Walter L. Scott, Akron-Waynt Lewis, Akron 175 Robert Young, Harlet, N. T.

H. Ray, Cleve. 175 Richard W. Weston, Y'gstown-Vincent Ragazzo, Warren 165' David S. Willis, Tallmadge-Ralph W.

Willis, Cleve. U5 Martin Baft, Alexander, Cleveland Hts. 165 WOMEN'S PAIRS (64 pairs competing) Mrs. R. A.

Horels, Wllloughby-Mrs. A. D. Creech, South Euclid 1M Adrienne Applebaum, Cleve. Ritz, Cleveland 185'4 Mrs.

D. Camin, Beachwood-Mrs. J. F. Beran, Shaker Heights 185Vj Mrs.

D. F. Tenney, Akron-Mrs. T. Protheroe, Akron 185 Mrs.

H. M. Steiger, Rocky River-Mrs. S. A.

Bassak, Seven Hills 179V4 Mrs. R. Mills, Cuy. Falls-Mrs. N.

Bianco, Cuyahoga Falls 178Vj Mrs. E. D. Schwartz, Shaker Heights-Betty Haver, Cleveland 17813 Area Section Tops: Mrs. D.

Tenney, Mrs. T. Protheroe. MIXED PAIRS (121 pairs competing) Jay Albright, Eastlake-Stephanie Tiktln, Beachwood 206Vi J. G.

and Virgina P. Kenski, Warren 200 Mrs. R. Mills, Cuyahoga Falls-T. R.

Zegree, Falrlawn 198 Mrs. J. F. Beran, Shaker Roy, Shaker Heights 197 Mrs. P.

Seigel, Beachwood-B. Svetlik, Euclid 194' Jack R. and Vera E. Creasey, Akron 193" Edward Banks, Shaker Heights-G. Lane, Cleveland 153'1 Area Section Tops: Jack and Vera Creasey, Mri.

R. C. Mills, Peter G. Vincenskl, T. R.

Zegree. ItZAL ESTATE AUCTIONS CHANCEY FERNSEU FARMS (deceased) To sell to high bidden on location SATURDAY APRIL 8TH 1 0 A.M. SHARP TTKIC IOCATION. ktini carpwet limit. 5ISIMO TO THE NORTH, 330C trontag an Slot Ravta 21 9 Stou teut ISO, 3 milt rarth ai Internals ieuta 77 inlMchanas, 12 milat touth at Manitkn, 17 mil Cantm, 35 mtnutM ts Akren, ens hwr toClavtland.

KM At COMMRCIAl MONTAOI Bolttnort OW. railroad omm stssa'ty 400' bach from road, making gaarj industrial compltx. ant lina properly, 10" wsl Ina wilhin 500', Sugar Croak boraWn 9 crsia roar of araporiy. tamo nko waadod area far camp or rocroation. Foot developing area, tremor out grsrol 9 land potential, rauelent dtangage, near tvl rolling terrain WIA It offered in lev or pa noli and together to trarukir the way brat meet money.

it. PARCH Hi comprltet 4 octet. 415' frontoge on 21 9 250. 560' depth. oini (orporsto limitt 9 bounded R.R.

to roar 9 roadway to north, an OKallent weft-drained parcel. TERMS: 10 tale day, turvey furnitned. jAfU-B WITAN DUPLICATE Feb. 19724ft Tables Howell Mrs. P.

Edgar, Mrs. L. Turk 41; Mrs. R. Darkow, Mrs.

W. Parry 44; Mrs. D. Tenney and Mrs. E.

Franz 39ft; Mrs. D. McCoy, Mrs. R. Wall 37ft.

WITAN Feb. 23, 19727 Tables Howell Mrs. R. Wall, Mrs. E.

Frantz 65; Mrs. J. McVay, Mrs. R. Zimmerman 52; Mrs.

J. McGarry, Mrs. R. Darkow 50. CUYAHOGA PALLS YWCA Feb.

24, 197213 Tables North-South Mrs. P. Edgar, Mrs. P. Serdlnak 190ft; Mrs.

G. MorganVirs. E. D. Kelly 163.

East-West Mrs. M. Reslck, Mrs. C. Caldwell 164ft Turner, Mrs.

G. Epstein 151, PAIRLAWN COMMUNITY YWCA Feb. 23, 19727 Tables North-South Mrs. E. Brewster, Mrs.

S. Pakter 105ft; Mrs. R. Root, Mrs. J.

Conkle 93. East-West Mrs. J. A. Flfer, Miss Madeline Flfer 102ft; Mrs.

A. Gulml, Mrs. G. Fischer 91ft. Complete eel farm buildingi.

neglected, a handy man taocial, l-room homo, born, 470' (rentage comprtiing octet, tuitoble hobby form or many commercial utot, buy at your pike, TERM St 10 sole day, bannce at tronifet. PARC It 3i comprltet 5.3 ocroe, 400 Ideal frontoge, tuitoble to many utoe, leeh it ever, TERMS: 10 tale day, baronce at trantfer. AtC9'4: cempriteiS.4 octet, 410 OKollent frontage Stole Route 21 9 250, bounded by railtaod to teat 9 ptopoted teodway to Norm, TOMS: 10 tale day. balance at ttantfot. Doara, nine spinaie ew England Windsor Arm Chair, Shelter and Lincoln rockers.

Lady's cherry rocker, Victorian foot stools, needlepoint side chairs, Walnut dry sink also Poplar dry sink, Dough tray on legs, 1902 mangle, fireside bench. Maple and Chestnut chest, cherry chest of drawers. Large Walnut cupboard, Empire game table, folding rocker ART GLASS, CHINA RARE BLURINA BASKET WITH CLEAR THORN HANDLE, Loetz, Fry glass. Signed cut glass, St. Clair, Degenhardt, Zimmerman paper weights, Nip- gon, Cloisonne, Cambridge, eisey, Weller, Haviland China, Northwood Custard and Carnival, Chelsea creamer, R.

S. Prussia, Louwelsa vase signed E. R. (Eugene Roberts), TIFFANY VASE, $20.00 Mint gold piece 1910. HP china, primitives, Signed Bronze.

L. Pilet, lamps. Luncheon set. Replica 18th Century stage coach, small display cabinets, Shoulder Yoke. Souvenir spoons, Imperial, Godey prints, copper and brass, sliver plate, Large Coach light, fireplace tools, elephants, Flo blue, dated Ritchers, chandelier, etc.

ote: there will be over 350 lots, all good quality. Terms cash date of sale. Lunch served. AUCTIONEER (MGR. R.G.

WARNER GALLERY CURATOR ROY CRAWFORD Akron 923-0048 Ravenna 296-4653 PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY, MARCH T. W. WOOLWORTH CO. UNIVERSITY PLAZA KENT, OHIO i Complete sellout, store only 7 years old, no minimum, no reservations. Complete restaurant and lunch counter, all NSF stainless steel.

All modern store fixtures, office equipment. Restaurant to sell bulk or piecemeal, and the many miscellaneous ltema that go with running a large atore of this kind. This is a large sale, bring your truck. Terms, cash or check, day of ale. SALE BY J.

WALTER YOURE CO. 419-246-4201 3. LAFFARTHA, AUCTIONEER COLONIAL HOUSE AUCTION Rt. 62 qnd 4, next to Midway Marine, between Canton and Alliance, Sale every Thursday 6:30 p. m.

and Saturday 6:30 p. m. R. G.WARNER Auctioneer and Liquidator 923-0048 RAY CLINE Auctioneer and Liquidator Clinton. O.

882.5152 KEENAN BROS. AUCTIONEERS Estates, homes, shops, stores. ftUSS KIKO it ASSOC. itNCT Complete Auction Service 3600 Sherr SS Canton 4S5-S357 wuiii roeciunrry, UiWPW. WADSWORTH DUPLICATE Feb Tables North-South -R.

Dickey, H. Stutevllle 163) Jan Sel-fert, Vlv Shanatlet 13. I East-West Maude Miller, B. Storer 125ft; Bud Warren, Ken Baker 124ft. PORTAGE COUNTRY CLUB Wednesday, March 1, 1972 North-South Mr.

and Mrs. W. D. Anderson 90; Mrs, C. J.

Pilliod Mrs. W.H. Ball 84. East-West Mr. and Mrs.

D. F. Kepple 113; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zodrow 85.

STAN HYWET BRIDGE CLUB Friday Feb. 25, 1972-8 Tables North-South Mrs. G. Thompson, Mrs. R.

Keller 104; Mrs. M. Friedl, Mrs. F. Viering 99.

East-West Mrs. R. Slough, Mrs. Wm. McElhlney 100; Mrs.

J. A. Piter, Mrs. A. M.

Hart 86. STAN HYWET BRIDGE CLUB Tuesday, Feb. 29, 1972 IS Tablet North-South Jack Creasey, Mrs. Sanford Naidltch 179; Kaye Lux, Lois Epstein 173. East-West Charles M.

Deltle, John Obusek 193; Audrey Wicks, Mrs. C. Handenchlld 180. ,1 SILVER LAKE COUNTRY CLUB Feb. 29, 19729 Tables North-South Mrs.

R. C. Mills, Mrs. G. Story 109ft; Mrs.

N. C. Blanco, Mrs. P. Rowberg 106.

East-West Mrs. D. Wilson, Mrs. R. Fleming 94ft Mrs.

Man Is, Mrs. E. Geneves 88. MEDINA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Wednesday March 1, 1972-5 Tables HOWELL MOVEMENT Mllle Adams, George Wolf 67; Mary Jo Wolf, Bud Warren 61. N.

CANTON YMCA BRIDOE CLUB Feb. 22, 1972 U'i Tables SECTION A North-South Mrs. B. Tatum, Mrs. D.

Connell, 11?) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Little 14Vj. East-West Mrs. Joyce Lankrltus, Mrs.

M. Mlnick Mr. Mary Cusma, Mrs. Joann EN ter 162ft. BSW DUPLICATE BRIDGE Feb.

24, 1972-10 Tables North-South Mrs. C. Wldick, Mrs. D.Wood W.5) Mrs. M.

Brewster, P. Gilcrest 94.5 East-West H. Shoup, 6. Strlckler 91; Mrs. N.

Rome, Mrs. M. Gullia 96.5. AKRON HOUSE OP BRIDGE Feb. 23, 19724 Tables North-South Bobbl Serdlnak, Dave Turner 51) Kir-by Dorlus, Less Belascoe 49.

AKRON HOUSE OP BRIDGE Feb. 24, 19717 Tables North-South Wilbur Martin, Mark Wolfinger 77V4) Mary DeWitt, Gene Jackson 74. FIRESTONE BRIDOE CLUB Feb. 29, 1972-4 Tables North-South Mrs. P.

L. Edgar, Lois Epstein 97; Mrs.H. R. Mader, Mrs. J.M.

Hydt 91. East-West John Obusek, C. M. Deltle 113) Davt Turner, Rex Dilcher 100. NOVICE GAM! North-South Mr.

and Mrs. R. Kimball 12; Eva Hengle, Kay Serdlnak 77. East-West Marg.McQuown, Julia Bathorl 77; Mr. nd Mrs.

H. Buchanan 61 Vs. STOW BRIDOE CLUB Feb 28,19728 Tables North-South C.H. Vincent, Pat Popovlch IS; Gract Gulgin, Trudy Eberle lift. East-West Mrs.

R. Chamberlain, Mrs. W. May 70; Mrs. H.

Fairfield, Mrs. W. A I lee, Mrs. C. Haudenchild, Mrs.

R. H. Smith 61. CUYAHOGA FALLS WOMAN'S CLUB Feb. 25, 1972-5 Tables ARCa AKRON JEWISH CENTER Feb.

29, 1972 (ft Tables North-South Mrs. E. Brewster Mrs. D. End res 120ft; Mrs.

S. Yellin, Mrs. A. Trent 111ft. East-West John Lapp, Henry Rose 103ft; Mr.

B. Goldfarb, Mrs. M. Friedl 90. Anethet handy tnon't tpocial.

com or riot 4.2 ocret large home 9 born, 440 frontage en 2 1 9 250. buildingi need attention. Could bo weed at rattdoMo or commercial. Would moke fete country eating place or riatk antique ihep, look He vet, TERMS: 10 tale day, balance ol Irantfot. PARCH f4t temprhet S.7 acne vacant land, 410' frontoge en Route 21 9 250, -another deiirable tract, teldem do you hove lh opportunity, TERMS, 10 tote day, balance at tronifer, PARCH 7i comprkta 4.12 ecret w61S' from ego en State Route 21 9 250, eu 1110 tnit one, cenvnotool or farrnette, tee it new, TERMS, 10 tale day, balance el Ironilor, PARCH APPROXIMATEIY 4f ACRES.

Including 4C occoii to Route! 21 9 250, border corporate Umiri of Strotsetg to too lit, 1410' railroad to won. Sugar Creak ratal 12. 15 octet nice wooded atos, goad land, gtovel. gat 9 oil pelontetl, ideal trailer camp or mobd heme tite, too ttoiene, TERMS: 10 icJedoy bd-anceal Irontfer. PARCH Apptea.

46 octet, Including 60' occoii to Sou tot 250 9 21, hoi frontage on Sugar Creek, joint parcel It. 6 octet wooded area, again etc el rent mmetal potential, TERMS, 10 lalo dav balance at ttantter. NOTI, Pariah will be Meted topatato9 together, idlilo highettbidrieri, lut. veyi furnithed of parcoll that tell topatate. A totttlic opportunity to kwett In land, buy at your price, we toU to high bidden, lot ui show you, plait 9 mops fwimhod on tequett.

Soft will bo conducfeo! by TALLMADGE BRANCH YWCA Feb. 23, 1972-4 Tables I North-South Mrs. Damerow, Mrs. do Meza 72; Mrs. Hengle, Mrs.

Cronnauer 71 Vs. East-West Mrs. Hinds, Mrs. Rankin 78ft; Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.

Hart. 67ft. SILVER LAKE C. C. WEDNESDAY NITE Wednesday Night, March 1, 19721 Tables North-South Mr.

and Mrs. F. Woodford (5; Mr. W. Haas, Mr.

J. Allen 84. East-west Mrs. J. McVey, Mr.

H. Kannel 75; Mrs. N. Bianco, Mrs. E.

Frantz 74ft. CUYAHOGA PALLS WOMAN'S CLUB March 1, 197210 Tables North-South Mrs. D. Kelly, Mrs. T.

Wlghtman 148ft; Mrs. C. Bloedorn, Mrs. H. Gilbert 139.

East-West Mr. 0. Story, Mrs. J. Haas 131ft; Mrs.

R. Robinson, Mrs. R. Barbaris 126ft. Mrs.

L. Wlllenbesker, Mrs. W.Koehler 7ft; Mrs. D. Overholt, Mrs.

H. Garber Mrs. R. Sweltzer, Mrs. R.

Franks 60; Mrs. H. Tangenberg, Mrs. A. Cleaves St.

GOODYEAR BRIDOE CLUB March Tables HOWELL Ed Emmer, Mrs. John Harrison 28; Tom Gess, Mrs. Sttvlc 27; C. E. Me-Donough, John Harrison 26ft.

RUSS KIKO ASSOCIATES INC. RICHARD T. KIKO AGENCY AUCTIONEEBC PEAITflDC Mo by ardor e(Meemc Otoe.) Moot, lorry I. McOfoth, Hubert 1..