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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

bne from Maryland.
Everett appears the best player of
the sophomore crop. He was not
eligible for the freshman team last
season because he was 4 transfer
from Kenyon College. Tennis experts
rate him among the na;.or's ton
flight players of the younger crop.
Jordan, a Chapel Hill 10y and State
high school singles champion in 1886
and 1887, is just step behind Ever
EFT.
The Tar Heels will open their 15-
meet schedule here March &c against
HaVerford College of Pennsylvania.
On March 20 Carolina meets Colby
College of Maine at Chapel Hill.
These contests are the first ever
scheduled between these three in
situations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Maxwell Is Quoted as Being
Opposed To contingent
Diversion" Highway Funds
(Continued From Fac One'

which is being printed IN the most
recent bulletin of the North Caro-
lima Petroleum Industrie% Commit
tee, is that the section keeps $780,
900 tied up all the time, whereas
that sum could be made available lor
use on the highways should the per.
mission 10 divert be repealed.
According to the bulletin, Maxwell
has authorized use of the letter
Months ago your Raleigh reporter
indicated that the Maxwell views are
mechanically as the letter shows them
to be.
Within the last couple of days an
other of the gubernatorial candidates,
Tom Cooper, showed plainly that he
looks with disfavor upon any sort
of diversion; though during the last
General Assembly session the Will
mington mayor publicly endorsed
Governor Clyde Hoey's stand in
favor OF retaining the contingent
diversion section in the revenue law.
Cooper did not reverse himself in
principle, he merely pointed out that
under his plan for SIS automobile
tags there will be no surplus high
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Five Positions Wide Open
On UNC Baseball Team

.. Hill. March l6-Five po-
North Cardinals varsity
.sar0 were still wide-open
he Tar Heels concluded
-..ud week OF spring drills.
.r. . =. Thursday Carolina will
--~..ngtou 70 meet the May
5.... iii II practice contest
.. Saturday the Tar Heels will
.....-.-..s their 23-game schedule
., ..,..,.-....uiug Maryland in an i'm
49,. Southern Conference game.
7.-..nS still unsettled are catch
.,. r..,h.ng. fire base. third base,
md ,s-. ,ield.
2..- ..eNOerjenced performers are
....s...-..> Tor the catching assign
..-- ~.tv are Bob HermSOn. var
~ ..-..-e. and Harold Pope. Floyd
.-.r a~. md Claude Myers, Sopho-
-. ..- N.rc appear to have the play
res. . .cutIon$ OF the graduated
...--. Ns,nercutt. who had three
vi. ...-.cy batting average OF over
...r.v Boz Reynolds. hefty sopho-
.... lbs the inside track at first
-. .. although Al Mathes and
81 ming are still very much in
o.. ..~--g. Reynolds was the lead
.~- -.. or the Carolina fresh
...~ .-... last season. A senior.
,...-s> IS ouc for baseball for the
..... .-g since ne starred on the
..-,. .. team in 1887. Browning
.t..,.~5.sd Harold RiSsett last
,..r..Jse> john (Lefty) Cheshire
..- Z zee ,Rsd) Benton and Senior
Ce-- GuGman are leading the way
-. ..e pitchers. They will likely
.-.,s...-s next week.
-.-..-."en Charlie Rich and JIM
: I'd appear evenly matched
I'd base with the probability
- 20 ."o Will alternate at the hot
....e. rs season.
-. Gil. 4 senior, Julian Miller,
ore. and Radman stand out
ne 'aspirantS for left field.
~ VS. ,nc three may start next
s., ne remaining four positions
~ &c CC-Captains George Stirn-
~a-s ~acond base. and Matty Top
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

You won't need to take any pre-
cautions about them if you have
been following my Lenten Reduc-
ing Diet, because that contains the
protective elements, so this article
IS for the others.
Pellagra Problem
The scruffy hands and the sore
tongue are mentioned by me espe-
cially because the disease called
"pellagra," which is a sort of hodge
podge of deficiency food conditions,
s the result of a diet of preserved
food with no fresh food elements.
Il was at one time as serious a
health problem in the south as ma
aria and hookworm. From reports
made in medical journals from Ten
nessee and Alabama, / gather 1t Is
s,,,I a problem.
In most of our cities, and even
"..ages, it is not so often seen be-
cause modern methods of trans
Eor.ation and preservation of food
ave given us a winter-long sup
ply Of fresh meat, freshly made
brad, potatoes, green vegetables
ard fruits. In rural communities,
mere people are living on salt
pork, corn pone and sorghum mo-
.asses, it still occurs with consider
able frequency.
It can be prevented and it will
respond in treatment to a diet OF
.Easa meat and potatoes. Yeast also
aa$ been suggested as a remedy,
nut none of these is as successful
As a chemical substance, which IS
probably a vitamin, NICOTINE acid.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

EDITORS NOTE: Dr.. Clendenins has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for ~ cents IS
For any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents in coin, and self-addressed ense'9 ~"
stamped with a three-cent stamp, TO "
Logan Clendening. in care OF TINS paper
The pamphlets are: Inres c mSesI
"Reducine and Gaining, Infant Feed.
Ing. Instructions for the Treatment OF
diabetes, Feminine Hygiene" and fhe
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

ca recently because of poor health,
mas oeen forced to experiment with
the talent on hand this spring, what
with SO many losses from last years
squad But Notwithstanding, his
llrSt nlne seems to be taking def
nite shape after watching boys drill
three weeks.
While mentor Greason hasn't said
any certain boy or boys are definite
~ on the No. club, to an onlooker,
the only position that could be aues-
toned is the left field post. Bill
EutSler, senior from Whiteville who
played regular two years ago and
julie Mccall, Fremont soph are
Wa&lng bitter battle for that Job.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Stocks Again
Are Lower

New York, March l6.-(AP)-Eu-
ropean peace rumors continued to
permeate the Wall Street atmosphere
today and while these seemingly had
little actual basis many so-called
war babies" added one to more than
two points to Fridays losses.
Prices were at their worst in the
first hour with offerings tending to
dry up at the end of the final period
Aircrafts and steels were the prin-
cipal sufferers although minus signs
were we'll distributed in all depart
mentS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Air Raids by British
And Nazi Bombers

Continued From Page OneI
Guided IAN extensive night flight
over Polish territory by the aircraft
bomber command and an engage
ment between the air craft OF the
coastal command and an enemy
bomber"
During running iighr il which
the enemy repeatedly attacked,
damage was seen TO be inflicted
the communique continued. The
enemy aircraft finally escaped in
the Clouds"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Constant Reader: II have been
using equal parts of black tea and
rnbbing alcohol with the.addition OF
a little salt as a tonic for the mar
please advise if this is injurious to
the hair or health.
Answer-No.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
FOR FRIDAY

"A lamp IS shaded aoith q
multitude of oil, and too
much food strangles the
body.-Bacon.
Breakfast: Finnan haddie, one
slice toast, coffee with cream and
sugar.
Lasnek: Macaroni, one slice
toast, fruit salad, black coffee or
tea with lemon.
Dinner: Celery and olives;
one piece fish, parsley, small!
boiled potato, one slice bread
with butter; black coffee or tea
with lemon.
Days calories-1OOO.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
u aAe forest Opens It's
DassDall Card Next Week

,... Forest. March 16.-The
..s.gluerS Till get heir in
..l.ll signal Of the year
.. ...,-ThWSday against Penn
.ud Saturday against West
StGtG Teachers College
r,,a contests are slated for
......' uu>ebail field here.
... ..ga.her during the past week
toward slowing down the
.....,G sessions, but the hurl-
49,. r.tch4rS were able TO get
w-tp> in Gore gymnasium
... aauld De about ready for
... ...g @&n!e Thursday.
..... Murray GreaSon, successor
-r.m C&ddGll who resign
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Add Signs Of Spring:
SCRUFFY HANDS
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. D.


The OLD ladies used to say
along about this time of year that
hey would clear up Pap's scruffy
hands and Aunt Minnie's sore
coague as soon as 81 kin git me out
ard pick me mess O greens" Be
mid that homely wisdom is a whole
r,,ume OF scientific lore on nu-
triton.
The situation does not come up
as often now as it used to, but still
we nave reports that spring deh-
c.1acy diseases go on, and l would
warrant after the hard winter we
nave had in the south this year
csara will be quite a crop of them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Relief in Small Doses

Very small doses of NICOTINE acid
WI. relieve the symptoms. The con-
a...on is particularly likely to occur
"a middle-aged and elderly people,
and minor signs Of it must be recog-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

1000 feet
York Bay ended the plane crashed into cvic Chan
jersey City Pilot Joseph ROscnn So Jersey
Center suffering head wound said he took up
Field hit with pliers. He
and apparently stunned The &i !hc III m
had control Tie body tie Uicni ed
rolled the the when Lifted
the Police started 9aNdn&
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Motor Sales
Wildcats Get
Bowling Win

The Rawles Wildcats stopped tht:
Henderson Grocery koWlers last
night on the Standard Alleys, VIM
ming 1909 to 1877, with Buddy Petty
leading the field, with 324.
Not grocer bowled past the 300
mark.
Tho ina-rInc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Furniture Bows
Are Winners

Henderson Furniture Company
boWlerS pasted 1890 to 1l43 defeat
on the Motor Sales team. will Bill
Bryan leading the winners, with
273.
Ernest Smith got 295 for the top
score of the losers.
The lineupS:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16
Cotton Market
rends Down

New York. March l6.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened 6 to 10 lower
Around mid-session prices ranged
9 To IL lower
Futures closed 10 t. 3 lower: mld
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

Dr.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

The Hawaii National Park consists
of two separate tracts Of land lying
on different islands.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

kIns, shortStop; Jim Mallory, center
field; and Harold Jennings, right
field. All were regulars last spring,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-16

Bomb designer for the Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin plant, Lester P.
Barlow told the Senate Military At
fairs Committee of an explosive so
destructive that minutes of the ses-
sion were burned to prevent the
formula from falling into the hands
of foreign power. A combination
of liquid oxygen and carbon, it is
intended, he said, for use in mines.
Barlow is shown with an aerial
bomb he invented.
o.. .~...,. central PreaslI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
CLUB NEWS
BY Art Ungar

Last Friday at our practice we
started to learn the song "Serc-
made. This is the best song that
the club has even had, but what
happened: There were only a
handful of singers there. Those
who were singing enjoyed it very
much. In fact they liked it so
much that they were still singing
it last Sunday at play practice.
All those members who attend
singing practice on Friday. Dec.
IS. have big "Surprise" in store
SO don't fail to attend. In case
some OF you don't know it. sing
ing practice starts at 7 80 sharp.
In order to get a fair amount OF
practice we must start at this
time. Don't forget the Concert to
be held on January 26. l94l. 1t
will be have sooner than YOU ex-
pect SO we must start planning
for it now.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
Farrell H;ghiights
By Mike

Farrell. Pa. Dec. lit may
have been dead on the basketball
front bat in Cleveland it was a
different story. The East Juniors
were hosts to the Juniors from
various cities who helped make
their Anniversary Celebration a
huge success. The manner in
which this affair was conducted
was as near perfection as could
possibly be.
In behalf Of the Farrell Jrs.
am taking this opportunity to
thank YOU for the wonderful
time shown them and may YOU
have many more successful ami
rcrsarlcs in the years to come.
Senior Meeting
The few Juniors that attended
our Seniors General Meeting
should take that as an example
and try to conduct our meetings
in the same business like manner
To Monaco
.\ftcr d weeks lay off your boys
and ours ought to be raring to
60 50 we should have a big Sat
night on the basketball court and
later at your club. Pc prepared
for Farrcll'S on their way TO you,
lair city.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
WESTERN DIVISION
New Castle News
Bv Paul Sander

New Castle. Pa, Dec. IL
Next week. Saturday, Dec. Id, our
ball team again goes into action.
We will entertain the Saxons
from Youngstown in our own
fair city
The game will be played at the
Senior High School and will COM
mencc at 7::3O P. M. After the
game there will be a meal and a
dance at the club. We've got
everything set to show you a big
evening Yo.. so come in full force
and don't spare the lasses.
The invitation to all Our mem
bers from the Eintracht to come
is still good and the admission is
still free. Don't disappoint us and
bring the whole family. We've
got lots of room.
Now to catch up on cupid. The
little fellow sure has been busy
in New Castle and here arc some
OF his direct hits:
Congratulations to Henry Sny-
der On. c. and Miss Hilda Rel
nerth (Farrell) who were mar
ried last Thanksgiving Day
Woorows (Woody) Enders
and Mis- Jennie Hartman, both of
Y. c.. have announced their en-
gagemcnt and the Juniors as a
body extends congratulations and
best wishes.
We also wish to congratulate
Miss Sarah Schuster and Mr.. Do
nald Habcn on their recent en-
gagement. By the time this gets
to press they may have been mar
ried but as you know. Dan Gu
pid certainly moves fast.
Meeting
The next meeting Of the New
Castle Jrs. will be held Tues
day. Dec. II. We would like to
see as many attend as can possib.
" be there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
Things To BE .
Done By The
Agenda Club

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec. 12-Now
that Agenda Club members have
recuperatcd from the annual semi.
formal dance. plans are under way
Tor activities among members and
begin with an elaborate Christ
mas Banquet at the I.akeshore
Hotel Sunday, December Is.
Dinner will be served at 600
p. NJ. All members will be pre-
pared to participate on the pro-
gram which is sure to be varied
and entertaining.
Rummage Sale
Another rummagc sale Is
scheduled in the not too distant
future. Members and their friends
are urged to accumulate every
and anything for resale.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise birthday party was
held in honor OF Mr.. Henry ka-
scher at the home OF Mrs. Froc-
lish. l54O5 Lake Shore Blvd.
Cleveland. Saturday night. Dec.
9TH. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dicmcrt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hcmmink,
Miss Betty Gammcl. Miss Mar
tha Frank. Mr.. Michael Schncll.
Mr.. Daniel Thcllman. Mr.. Ste
phcn Dcpncr. Out OF town guests
were Miss Marcclla kcrbcr and
Mr.. Norbert Herman from Akron.
Ohio, Miss Helen kaschcr from
Youngstown, and Miss Carolyn
Andrcc from Niles. Ohio.
Steve Dcpncr, Jr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
Meeting
Alliance Revue
By "Squint"

Alliance. O.. Dec. 12-One
week of rest and a little of that
holiday spirit and tomorrow night
we should be right in tune for
good time. We will entertain
East and hope that you come pre-
pared for good time.
Cupid Mrs"
Cupid again strikes! That fel.
low is certainly doing business
lately. To all of the recent newly
weds we send our heartiest wedd-
ing congratulations and may
you always be happy
Since we are on the congratu-
lating side. we send our cngratu-
lations to Ellwood City and their
newly organized club. May you
continue in the T. S. J. A. from
now OH. You certainly have been
missed. By the way-you are al
ways welcome in our city and
anytime you would like-just
come on over-we'd be tickled to
have you. The same invitation
goes to Homestead.We see where
you are travellers. Well any
time you are in the mood, you
can travel over to Alliance. We
have bunch of home games and
| don't believe you have ever been
to Our city, have you:
To East
AS usual. the game will be
played at the Sebring High
School Gym. If you don't know
where to go come to the club and
get instructions etc. Be seeng you
tomorrow, East.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
"Long Pants''
ASSOCIATION ONLY NEEDS WILLING WORKERS
NOT CRITICS.
BY Henry SCHNEIDER.

because of your own negligence,
you did not make any efforts to
try to help those who had to car
ry on. They were not trained. and
now they suffer. But, they have
found the way, and now you,
"The voices of the past will
find yourselves coming back to
help them along. If you have any
feeling whatsoever for the ira
ditions that you learned while
Saxon Junior. you will come back
But not to destroy. but to help
reconstruct the failure you made.
Revamp Conventions
1t is not necessary to make any
change in the set-up of the Con-
rcntions. The delegates have
taken it more seriously duting
the last few gatherings. The Con-
ventions have turned into more
serious lines. To bring them forth
at this time is impossible. because
OF lack of space: but any delegate
can recall constructive sugges-
tons made that would make the
/. :. J. A. Nationally recognize
ed group. One main problem is
lacking, that is the financial struc-
turc. We cannot raise the dues
until we are sure we can give
member what he desires. This
can only be done when all the
clubs begin to realize what part
they are playing and will cooper
ate better with each other on
problems essential to our Associ-
alton. Increasing the numbe- O;
delegates would only decrease
the percentage of actual work
done at the Conventions. Every
club should send their best men,
hers to the Conventions, and il
they cannot carry on. what could
be expected OF a Convention Hall
full OF delegates who cannot func.
ton in the proper manner:
I could go on for several more
columns and give illustrations OF
what progress the T. s. !. A. has
made while its "OldTimers" have
slept. but the space is lacking and
believe that enough has been
written to give the ex-members
something to think about.
No. we do not need any long
pants. We need some good. &C
tive workers in each local club to
wear them. The present officers
of the Association can make
those pants as you want them
and still give you plenty OF
length for the cuffs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
'.."NlOT1CE e. -
ATTENTION.
Saxons in Colleges and

Saxons in Colleges and
Universities!
The Central Verband is OPEN
ing another Service to its men,
bers: with the beginning of the
New Year
THE STUDENT LOAN
FOUNDATION
is at the disposal of all Juniors and
Seniors who are really in need of
funds. Loans up to $4,000 a year
will be made to worthy students,
who are members of the Central
Verband.
The Student Loan Foundation
is managed by the "Welfare Com
mittee'', consisting of Rev. John
Foisel, Mr.. A. w. Petri, Mr.. ].
Orben and Mr.. K. Konnerth.
For any further information or
for Application Blanks, please,
write to the Secretary. J. Foisel,
76l Eddy Road, Cleveland, o.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
Salem, News
BY Kate Polder

Salem. O., Dec. 12--Another
week gone by and nothing excit-
ing took place here in Salem, but
those of the Salem people that
attended the 18th Anniversary of
East really ENJOYED themselves
very much. Although Cleveland
East there were not many from
Salem. it was because of work
ing conditions and transporta-
ton. but now. we all wish we
could have come. Congratula-
tions on the success you have
conquered.
Now that our dance floor is
through we can welcome Cleve-
land West with proud hearts
we are looking forward to your
visit, bring crowd for a good
time that we are to show you.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
Monaco News

Monaco, Pa. Dec. l2-Wedncs.
day, Dec. 4. introduces the New
Monaco Junior Saxon reporters,
The Three is. We will give you
news OF our events. Identity will
follow in later issues. why not
now:)
Reporter: We will not publish
the new officers by their nick
name. Send in their right names
for publication. 1t is more proper.
1t also would be more honorable
for you or any other reporter to
use their right names. unless they
are ashamed of same. The Editor)
~. We will travel to East Cleve-
land Dec. n. All persons wish
ing to go in the bus contact one
Of our officers. g..
Christmas Dance
Dec. q, the Monaco Saxons
will entertain at a Christmas
dance and party. More news to
follow.
To Farrell
The game will start at 800 at
Monaco High School Gym on
Indiana Ave. Our girls are try
ing to book game with Ellwood
for a prelim. Watch out. Farrell,
because we are expecting vic
tory. So be prepared. Bring a
crowd and we will show you a
good time in Our newly remodel
ed club. We never close. ..-~,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
Homestead News
BY Bernhard karoly

Homestead. Pa, Dec. l2-Cor-
rection--Recreation night, Dec
18th and H. J. S. meeting-Fri-
day. Dec. 10th. Thanks Red.
Young Married Saxons Dance
Plans are well under way for
our dance which will be held Jan
18th. The committees are work
ing to make it a grand social sue
cess and Judging from the sug.
gestions made at the last meet
ing it should be very interesting
to everyone.
The Homestead Jrs. are hap
py to hear that Ellwood is COM
ing back with a bang! We've had
some great time there-I should
know Huh-F.::: Don't know
when we'll even get there again
though since everyone here work
es a different shift. Anyway more
power to you Ellwood City.
Saxon Marriage
Miss Katherine Wagner and
Daniel Mates Jr. were united in
holy matrimony Oh Nov. 3Oth
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John Foisel of Cleveland in
the Honterus Luthern Church
in Youngstown. Having honey.
mooned in Akron. o.. they are re-
siding in Munhall. Pa. and have
declared open house for any Sax
on visitors. Accept the best wish
es of the Homestead Jrs., Kate
and Danny.
- Bitte unteritiisen Sie bic In,
.yoIfSblutt" Nnaeiden0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-12
SAXON LEAGUE
BOX SCORES


The Eligibility Lists have not
as yet been sent to the managers
of the teams entered in the Lea
que this year. The lists are being
held up, pending the investiga-
ton of few names that have
been sent in. The Eligibility
Lists will be mailed as soon as
the check-up is completed.
Following are the Standings
to date: One game has been post
poned, Cleveland East VS.. Lorain