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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-14
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Ienfreuno aus Cincinnati tpiinibt Of
.fentli6 in 6ielen Spalten oem FL.
Mntoni,1s Danf a,,s5uipre9en fit bas
@ieberfinoen elmer berlorenen Sa6e.
X X X
8ir mo6ten nniere Sreunoe int
Staate Ohio 6aran erinnern, nns bic
Gales Sar @eceipts al,faubeben. Ser
grtrag baraus bilft 1ins 1nande See
benausgaben beitreiten. go folite fur
bic Seninarilteu ELM orbentli6er Sen=
nis Court berseitellt iperoen. l1niere
Sentinariiten baben idon lanse bar-
an gearbeitet, aber es lit lbtpierig,
auf oem tpeiden, tonnrtisen 8ooen
cine feite l1nterlage 81 ibaffen.
|, Sir beabiidtieen nun cine tpetter-
feite unb baaerbaffe 0berfldde ber5u-
itellerL mas idou nit Soften berbun-
SEN lit. gs ,niiiien oaot fbon biele
Sole gar 3eeeipts gelamntelt iperoen,
aber mir boffen, Dem 5amnelfleiB I'M
ierer Srellnbe miro es gelingeu, inns
lfraftie mit5ubelfen.
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER.

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mir, ibre 3ufunft aus Der Sanb 5u
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cine 2inie, Die gum aloIter fibre,
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a,1n1 &loiter beriperre. ~
SIM @eiprdb nit ibren gltert ia,
men mir ipdter altf bie Satiabe 51
ipre6en, oaB manbe Stubenten ibre
St,,oien beginnen nit Ser Mbiibt,
ipater 8rieiter at tperoen ,,no Damn
austreten. =. ...
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8ebor ein Stlt6ent ins Soiepbinu,n
altfgenommen miro, priif ser &eftor
iebr iorgfaltig ale 3eueniiie, 6ie bon
bem Bfarrer bes Stubenten einse-
rei6t tporoen iino. gu 6ieien geb0ren
ser @bei6ein ser gltern, bas Sauf-
5eugnis bes &naben, oas 3eugnis bes
Bfarrers, Elm bom @r5t ausgeitelltes
@el,,nbbeitsseugnis nno ein S6ul-
seuenis iiber, Sic lesten 5tpei Sabre.
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Sodn. 9r. bon @nIi 6.S., III
3iiridl Sdnei5, lit geeenpartig elmer
Der beliebteitei1 Miiiionspreoiger Der
beutiben 5dpei5 (neben 8rof. Dr.
@ubipiller, Dr. Beefing, Hrof. 9iict-
ibi llno Mbt Dr. 2eobeeor &unfeler
BON GngeIberg, 9.5.8.). aiiralid
belt Bater bon Bani ii, elmer fatboIi-
fben Mdnnerberiamn1llng in Bafel
iiber obiges Ebena einen febr Iebr-
reiben gortras. gr fiibrte 5olgenoes
aus: v3
l1eber Mrbeit baben mir idon biel
geb0rt. @as Mrbeit praftifd lit nil
len mir ole. aus Ser tagliden grfab-
srlng bera,ls. gs gibt ia fetn @e-
biet, bas i'm r,enidliden 2eben ei1en
.oerart aroBen Halint einninnn1t, ipie
.eeraoe bic Arbeiti Dennoh! 8ir iinb
iiber 10 biele Dinee eriinbIib infor-
miert, ie6er ilinge Wenid fann eiuem
gauge gortrdge balten iiber sic 5unf=
tionel1 zines Doctors, bic beri6iebenen
sutomarfen, lire gor5iige, ibre 81
genbeiten, iiber SllBban llfn. Or bat
bariiber rabgebabt. @enn mir bon
linn aber cine Definition iiber Mrbeit,
cine grfldrnng iiber ben Sinn Ser
arbeit berlanger, fotnmt er in Ser
legenbeit. Die Al1ffaiiungen iinb ber=
idieoeu. Nebinel, mir einmal on, mir
geben in cine Milionsprebigt. 8ir
bore,L 6ab ois slrheit Elm Sod iei
Dem Wenldeu altferlegt sltr 5trafe
fit ieinen Siinbeltfan. Dornen nub
DifeIn ion bic grbe Dir trogen, i'm
SdneiBe Deines Mngefi6tes -.
@tipas ipdter boren mir ipieoer cine
9rebigt iiber bas 1tdmli6e @ebiet,
biellei6t bonn gleide1r Hrebiger. es
lit in elmer @eiellenfeier. 9ie slrbeit
miro als Der Moel Der Wenlhbeit ee-
ibilbert. sluf bem Seimnegel iibers
Iegen mir bas '@eborte ltnb berelei=
6el1 es nit oeln, mas u,ts friiber ge-
iagt tpl1roe. Die anit6ten tpiberipre=
ben fid fbeinbar. @ir iteben in eineln
&onflifte. a-~ - :, E
SIM Mltertltm aalt @rbeit ols ct
tpas gr,1ieorisenoes, 8erddtlides.
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den, tpas man tuoIlte, fonnte ibn
i61agen, berfaltfet ooer gar totem,
fein Staatsgeiet befiimmerte iid bar-
UNI. gSie ser Sflabe ielbit, 10 lpi.rbe
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lingo fir bic Ser. Staaten 1T. 9ieie
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1leber ben Sim her Mrbeit

aiid) il1tter ben 8nrbaren iener 3eit
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ten llno anoere idtDere glrbeiten Der.
ridteten. Sreten mir IN bic 1leliere
3eit. Wnfiolini riibnlt iid nod als
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barten arbeit, ipeIhe er IN jiingeren
SSabren geleiftet. @ir ieben i'm bette
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in Ser 5onnenglut bie grnte eiilbrin.
gen, nit benz DrefhflegeI in Ser
9n16 cine Neoe balfeno. St lit ItoI3
oarauf i,no miro bonn goIfe beiubeIt.
5telen mir ibm gegeniiber einen ,i11.
ierer Wagiitraten, nit Der 5danfeI
ben 5bnee bon ben StraBen ipegr6lt.
i11enb. &a,tnt aus5u6enfeni @ir tpiir.
ben la6en llno fin0en, bob folde 2e,,.
te @el6eiteres ait tiin bdttef.. Ser.
idiebene Muffaiiungent
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ntooernen 8altten, al ltniern Som.
fort, l,niere 5traBen, 1.niere @iien.
babne,1, llniere Slugaeltge, bas Sele.
pbon, bas Gabio ltip. Mdes miro i'm.
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81, ntiiiien. Nie beurteilt ber, Natio.
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rabe oag Yroblen Mrbeit au eine,n
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mabt bat? &itler fagt ben bonn Stud
Ser arbeitsloiigfeit geplagten Mai.
ien: sssb min gud) Mrbeit beri6affen
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euneen i6affen. 8ont- @ebalt miro
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oie 8eihtperben unb &lagen Der Mr.
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ii6 au ie6em ein5elnen berab, 1,immt
b,tnoertrtaI bic elei6en &laeen ent-
gegen l,no gibt iebe1n, mas er bebarf.
@r erbebt i'm aur @iiroe Der Her.
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BE bes Meniben. Durd iein eigenes
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g. II. sug. 13. Sonntas II. Giins-
item. So. bic 5ebn aus=
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14

Reports of nasty words, face
making and downright showing be-
tween TEX" Tilson. washington and
Lee coach, and Bernard L. Dutch)
Eberts, District football official, i'm
mediatelv after the w. and L.
George washington game last Satur-
dav at Lexington, Va, have been
vigorously denied by the latter.
who me?" asked Eberts, in effect,
when cross examined about the
stiff-arm Tilson is alleged to have
used. No blows were struck, no
warm words exchanged, nothing at
all out of the way, he said, just
sweetness and harmony.
This does not jibe with eyewitness
reports that an official Of the school
showed the referee and screamed
bloody murder at his final decision
of the afternoon which cost the
Generals at least a tie and sent
them down to a 2o-14 defeat.
Decision Up to Referee.
"1 don't know how that report got
around" Eberts said, because Til
son and I left the field and entered
the dressing room together. He's a
grand fellow and good sportsman
and certainly did nothing that
would reflect discredit on himself or
Washington and Lee. He argued
about my decision, III grant you
that, but it was on point clearly
set forth in the rules.
TEX insisted the head linesman
had primary jurisdiction on the play
because of his position on the line
and because he threy up his arm to
indicate the ball had crossed the
goal line Tex thought the touchdown
should have been allowed, but the
book says: The referee shall be
"sole" authority for the score 0ule
10, section p; and that the lines
man shall have primary juris-
diction over tripping of players after
q kick or forward pass (section a."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Yowkey Forces Evans to Accept Extra Years Salary
Wilson Demd Pilot Harmon Groves Rodio Job BeLose Brothers Don't speok

nell and that Texas will stop the
Texas Aggies.
Selected shorts-Now that SIEVE
Belloise is on top of the heap, he
and Brother Mike, an ex-feather-
weight champ, don't speak. Clark
Shaughnessy has taken San
Francisco by storm. He is show
ing them football they never
dreamed was possible with the
squad at Stanford. Adv. Dept:
Ted Meier, the A. P.'s Philly foot
ball expert, was one of the few to
pick little Franklin and Marshall
(undefeated and united so far
to beat Dartmouth. The 1910
meeting of the Amateur Athletic
Union of Canada has been post
poned indefinitely because of the
war. Lenny Elmer, chairman OF
the Louisiana State Boxing Com
mission, is in the hospital for a
checkup.
And why not? II see you fell
lows are comparing Tom Harmon
to Red Grange. Well, why not
call Tom the solloping toast Of
Nchiganf" Russell Hansen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
ST. John S Anticipates
Improvement After
Triumph al Baltimore
Chisuri Sturs in l4-6 Win
Over Calvert Hall, First
Victim of Cudet Eleven
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Oct. l4-Coach
Gene Augusterfer and his St. Johns
team expect better things now after
finding their stride and earning
their first win in three games. They
moved in to down Calvert Hall YES
terday. 1915, with Tom Chisarl, 190-
pound back. scoring all the Johnnie
points in the first half.
Chisari complete an 80-yard
drive early in the game by circling
the Cardinal end for Is yards end
converting from placement. II the
second period he took a short pass
from Harold Krug and side-stepoed
40 yards through several Cardinal
secondary men for another touch
down. He again converted. Buddy
Speiss and Steve Burns we're other
Johnnie players who took active
parts in both drives.
The Cardinals threatened several
times but could not make i. until
the fourth quarter, when they
marched from their own 8, with a
25-yard pass, Dick Waldt to Bob
Filippelli, scoring the touchdown.
Waldts attempted placement was
ui6e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
BY EDDIE BRETT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Dick
Harlow asked Fritz Crisler Sat-
urday night If he got his stin
neck watching Harmon flash
past. Dan Daniel reports in the
World Telegram that when Billy
Evans resigned, or was fired,
from the Red Sox, Tom Yawkey
made Bill accept the $17,500 he
would have drawn in salary for
1941. Not many guys of Yawkey's
stripe. A look at the Temple
Boston College lineup indicates
you couldn't tell the players
even with a scorecard. Alabama
coaches are saving wood and
saying nothing, but they'll be
surprised If Jimmy Nelson, star
back, carries the mail again this
year-bum shoulder. President
Ford Prick of the National
League Is slamming critics who
said the series was dull and bore
some.
TodAy1 Guest Star. - Solan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14

National defense note - All
those generals who inspected our
Army at West Point Saturday
and got several eyefulls-of Cor
nell-since have refused to be
quoted.
Fifty to Seven.
Hail to the gallant sons of Yale
And may their glories never pale;
They proved in Pennsy's riotous
win
That they can take it on the
chin;
For if your history you recall,
It was Yale's worst defeat of all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14

Drohan, Boston Traveller: 1T is
freely predicted that Jimmy Will
son now may be hurt in the rush
for his services as manager Of q
major league club"
Second Morning After.-Well,
Clemson took care of Wake For
est all right, didn't it? The
Kennel Club was 50 crowded Prof.
Francis Schmidt of Ohio State
barely could squeeze in. Tom
Harmon wants to get into radio.
North Cardinals Ray Wolf hated
to do that to his old boss, but he
had to make up for that Wake
Forest thing some way. Add
Kennel Club: That's Nal Stew
ems Of New York U. they're cart
ing in.
Not only the Tulane players
are catching it coming and going.
They told q story here of how
one of their cheer leaders broke
an arm doing . cartwheel and
Is out for the season. We heard
bets made yesterday that Ohio
0ta4e Vim eonae back - trim Cor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Eyewitnesses, Dutch Eberts
Differ on Attack Episode
In Battle of Lexington

"As saw the play a light back
hit the line. bounced of, then
crawled over the goal line and the
ball automatically was dead at the
point where his knee touched the
ground. It wasn't touchdown. 1t
was one of those plays which occur
from time to time and which a
referee calls without hesitation. I
knew it was Washington and Lees
last scoring opportunity because
time had expired on the previous
play. but a penalty against George
Washington gave the Generals one
more chance. but that didn't enter
into the matter"
Resents "Homer" Accusation.
Dutch" blames the mixup on the
new practice of having field judges
and linemen raise their arms when
the ball crosses the goal line. The
crowd thinks any official can rule
on a touchdown, he points out, while
the referee actually is the only one
empowered to rule on scoring play.
Ohlcials formerly avoided incidents
of this nature by a system of signals,
such as touching the cap. tugging
at their belts, ETC., to indicate the
ball had crossed the final chalk
mark and if the referee saw no in
fraction of rules he raised his arms
to indicate the score was valid.
Bill Reinhart. George Washington
coach, saw the play as Eberts
described ia back crawling with
the ball after bouncing off the line
AS to the aftermath deponet sayeth
naught. He was too busy herding
his boys into the gym to pay atten-
ton to the crowd milling around on
the gridiron. But there was excite
ment-plenty Of it.
Eberts did resent one remark
hurled at him as he left the field,
he admits. One Of the spectators
called him . homer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Harmon Is Far Ahead
In Chase for Grid
Scoring Honors
Miehieon's Star Hos 50
Points; West Liberty's
PieIich Next at AZ
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. l4.-Michigan's
Tommy Harmon. the nearest thing
to one-man football team the 1910
season has yet produced. is as far
ahead of his rivals in the race for
national scoring honors this season
as he usually is ahead of the players
who try to stop his touchdown runs.
In three games Tommy has scored
10 touchdowns and kicked the extra
points after nine for a total of SO
points. That's a more than fair job.
considering that the Wolverines
have scored just SO points and that
Harmon has pitched passes for two
touchdowns that he didn't make
himself.
Nearest to him on the list Of
leaders by sections is an unheralded
player from a little West Virginia
school, Eddie Pielich of West Liberty
State Teachers. He has made eight
touchdowns. four against Chenille
State last Saturday, for q Appoint
total.
In third place Is the Southeastern
Conference leader, Paul Spencer of
Alabama, who has been running
against small college opposition IN
his three games to score six touch
downs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Two Ex-Mot Champions
At Arena This Week

Two former champions have been
booked by Promoter Joe Turner for
Thursdays wrestling show at the
Arena.
Lewis Thez, former National
Wrestling Association title holder.
will take on Lou Plummer in the
feature, while the semi windup has
Evon Robert, former Canadian
champion, meeting Chris Zaharias.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Mr.. Madden FIopped Like Keystone Cop

This would
for that 100 per the impression
tacklng
power
downs. This isn't
especially in the second
period Conzemans rockies acted they owned the
a the secondary defense
probably would
Cardinals nothing to DO
had fallen face like
a 21-21
quick shave
and still knock down Fchocks to Bob
But he pped
to look embarrassed
alone he waited down with all the speed OF that
airport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-14
Stars Saturday
By the Associated Press

Francis Reagan, Penn-Scored three
touchdowns in 50-7 route of Yale.
Tom Harmon. Michigan-He made
three touchdowns and set up the fourth
as Michigan swamped Harvard. 600
Jim La lame. North Carolina
His two touchdowns were potent fac
tors in beating Texas Christian. 21-14.
Joe Blalock, Clemson-Scored twice
and pitched another touchdown pass
in 800 route of Wake Forest
Bill Decorrevont. Notwithstanding
scored the winning touchdown in the
PUPPIES Ga upset of Ohio State.
Paul Christman, Missouri-Hurled
three touchdown passes to give Mis-
souri, 24-13 win over Kansas State.
Jack Grain. Texas-Bested Jack
Jacobs of Oklahoma in q stirring duel
as Texas won. 1916.
John Kimbrough. Texas Ageies-He
scored the touchdown that beat q.
C. L. A.. 70.
Norman Standlee stanford-His
touchdown was vital factor in 10 win
over Santa Clara.
Harvey Click. Colorado-Intercepted
pass for. touchdown and played. well
defensively in Colorado's $50 victory
over Utah State.
Junius Hovey and Merl Hapes. Mis-
sissippi-Teamed to run Georgia dizzy
nd win important battle. 2s-14.
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Houehton Shares Prize
In Sho' Golf Meet

CHESTERTOWN, Md. Oct. II
R1.-Dave Douglas. Newark. Del.
professional. carded 1-over-par
LOG for u holes to take down S75
first prize money in the annual
Eastern Shore Open Golf Tourna-
ment.
Second prize of $25 went to
George Napiers of Lynchburg, Va,
with 108, while AL Houghton Of the
Manor Club. Washington. and Hugh
Mcclellan, Baltimore, split third
prize of $40 with scores Of ITO.
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FIoherty's Team Should Win Eastern Title

the Eastern championship now They
title the Western The
indians this
saw it all because
and to have them all was hard to do, even with mirrors
And this best be answered
coach keep his Sambo
glass weekend anything happens
Sambo Fiahery would to look
There are few statistics up Counting the IL
which Baugh yesterday he has four game record
arithmetic this be
sonablv close per cent competitions
Against Brooklyn opening Baugh scored one
.ocbdoun and led to another Against
pittsburgh Baughs three ouchdowns
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When the Redskins FumbIed All Over the Lot

picture Mr. Grifths lawn yesterday
Cardinals
Madden habac from the Colorado School of
should have been good for yard AS
touchdown 66-yad gain because he
Carroll and Baugh tackled him.
period Mccullough like Clark rookie
Gayn Tney who got to the
Mccullough the line just enough
to 14-14.
second period with the Redskins fumbng all over the lot the
Cardinals plays and
Cardinals ahead ELLA
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Sombo's Still the Teams Mr.. Offense

Getting yesterday four times Three
times caught from the old Texas Christian singer
scoring punch ever
there
lead Bugh
10 Todd took
ball the So four directions simultaneously Brother
touchdown While
ball 49,
Wilbur Moore Mr. Oense sllng
another touchdown
period ahead 2114
Bugh threw Charley Malone
Mner reaching the A. He plunged OF all things
passed Malone twice in succession and
presto, it was 2l-21.
until the fourth period Fchock
wob fly which connected when Mr.
Maddens would have
taken this touchdown
scored
blow chum We amt hankerng to put the
blast on all We'd just like to think this Is
will tonight
bows meet to look at moving pictures of the game.
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Football Sunday
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Niagara, IA: Providence. o.
Canisius, 8; La Sale, o.
G.; Ponayentures 10 Scranton. :.
ct. Mary's (calif0. ID: San Fran-
cisco. z.
LATE SATURDAY FINALS.
Alfred. 81; Hofstra, O.
Centenary. 19: st. Louis. 6.
Omaha, ~: Simpson. o.
Morningside. 6; South Dakota State,
Cincinnati. %: Centre. o.
Rice. %: Louisiana State. 0.
Simmons, IA; Texas Mines. 8.
GonSaga. IS: Idaho. o.
Fresno State, Is: West Texas Teach.
erS, 8.
Redlands. =; La Verne. o.