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Evening star., 1941-05-31

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Evening star., 1941-05-31

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Cleveland East News
By Frank. ]. Gable.

Cleveland. Ohio. March y -
On one Of the most spacious and
modern floors that a T. S. ]. A.
team has ever been privileged to
play upon Cleveland East
emerged triumphant over a fight
ing Farrell quintet i'll the first
playoff tilt.
The opening quarter was even
with the score 5 and S at the cor-
clusion. Farrell's zone defense
was especially effective around
the foul circle zone and East's
fast breaking offense was com
pletelv throttled. In the second
quarter East's sharpshooters be
gan a goal bombardnent and at
the end OF the half enjoyed a u
to 9 lead, an advantage they
maintained throughout the re-
,nainder Of the game The final
score: East s.. Farrell %.
Fred Ungar was outstanding
for the victors. The Farrell honors
were equally divided with Zelcl
being the leading pointgetter
with a total OF O.
The meal and dance after tie
game were worthy of this i'm
poTtant Saxon gct-togetl,er and
We from East cGn say that W. cn-
| Ioyed ourselves to the utmos.
Thank YOU Farrell for vour c>.
cellent hospitality.
Saturday. March %. East j.
host to Farrell in the second
game OF the best out of three sc,
Iies. The game will be played i,
the Dyke school gym located al
East 10Th and Prospect and will
start promptly at 7:D p. IL Th,
game wifi be followed by the
customary meal and dance viii
especially good music III the OIL
ing. Ln'n> and ',C the guests OF
Cleveland East.
The new and modern Juniors
room is nearing completion. The
room will be available as soon a.
we can get some moderate pricec
furnishings.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
CLEVELAND EAST WINS
OPENING PLAY-OFF GAME
FARRELL DEFEATED IS TO %
BY Henry SCHNEIDER

The first game Of the Cham
pionship play-oIis was played last
Saturday night in the new Far
rell High School gym. Cleveland
East continued their streak set
during the regular playing season
by chalking up their 18th straight
victory. defeating Farrell 55-23.
The first quarter saw tight de-
fensivc playing by both teams.
Zelch, I'urrcl's star. scored in the
opening minute OF play to give
Farrell the first two points. Gross
OF East scored as basket few
minutes later. following COM
pleted foul by Ungar OF East. to
put East in front 3 to ,. The first
quarter ended with the score tied
5 to 5, In the second quarter,
East slowly found the range OF
the large gym and began to pull
away. scoring 10 points to Far
rclps i. The half ended with the
score p to Q.
The third and fourth quarters
were practically the same. both
teams scoring ! points in the
third quarter and again I points
i'll the fourth. The third quarter
ended % to 10. and the final score
was IS to ..
The size OF the gym soon had
members Of both teams breath
ing hard from the amount OF run
ming that was done. There were
however. only two substitutes
used by Farrell and one by East.
High scorers for Farrell were
Zelch with Q points and II. Hen
ming with 5. l.ast's total points
were divided almost evenly a.
mong three players. Gross and
Gable scoring - points a piece
and Cngar Il points. Both teams
played good basketball and to
name individual stars would be a
very hard task.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
New Castle News
BY Paul Sander

New Castle, Pa, Mar. 27-We
are all home safe and sound from
the first play-off game and all the
New Castle fans wish to thank
Farrell for very good time. The
bowling. the dance. the bar - it
was all fun and we are looking
forward to seeing all Our friends
in the Dutch Company next Sat.
at Cleveland East.
To bad the game between New
Castle and Monaco did not work
out but after such a strenuous sea-
son. | think we'll both do better
with a long rest till next season.
Dance
to Bill Almander. Lawrence Co.'S
Ace drummer men and his band
at our Easter dance in New Cas-
tie to be held on Saturday eve
April 10.
Every Saxon from every place
is cordially invited and well, the
object OF the thing is to keep the
Sachscn together. SO let's do it
and will we have good time ?
When don't we! When the Dutch,
get together and there is not any
fun. it is one for the books.
Convention Again
It's still the II anl p of June
and we have arranged reserva-
tons at New Castles finest hotel
- The Castleton. Rates on hotel
reservations will be mailed to the
Secretary of every club so stand
by to send crowd.
Meeting
The New Castle Irs. will hold
their next meeting on Thursday
April ). Come on gang let's get
together and put this dance and
the convention over big.
Sec you all at East next Sat
Until then its still-.Auf Wieder-
sehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Salem News
BY Kate Folder

Salem. Ohio. March 27-Las'
week Salem Jrs. travelled to Far
rell to see the game, the game
was really swell. but I'm sorry
Farrell. that the outcome was not
in your favor. but the tales Of the
tales will be shown tomorrow, 50
be on your guard. And to you
Cleveland East, you played swell,
now for tomorrow night show
your stuff, because I think Far.
rcll has trick to roll up their
sleeves, maybe, you can never
tell.
To YOU Farrell. we want 10
thank YOU from the bottom Of
hearts for the swell time you had
shown us. and you can be sure
you will see some Of our crowd
in East tomorrow night.
To you people who did not at
tend the game and dance. missed
the time of your life. For the old
faces we did see from Detroit,
Monaca.Alliancc New Castle and
many others, old Saxon pals one
never seen for ages, it was GER
tainly god to see them. Well may
be we can resume our fun again
tomorrow night at Cleveland.
You can expect a crowd from
Salem, Cleveland East, for we are
out to congratulate the winner,
who ever it is.
Is the membership committee
still bringing in members? Don't
forget Junior Saxon meetings.
Watch for it. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Canton Reflector
By Elsie G.. Salmen

Canton, Ohio, March 27-We
were going to hold a meeting last
week on Tuesday after singing
practice. but due to the very
small attendance we couldn't hold
this meeting. Just the same old
few were there again. Where were
all the new members that we took
IN at the last meeting? This meet
ing was very important. The next
time we have meeting, whether
1t is special orc regular meeting.
how about seeing some more Of
YOU there. 1t would be nice if we
could all get together some time.
Now that we have nice weather
again. you can't say that the bad
weather kept you away.
Remember we are having sing
ing practice every Tuesday night
In no time at all, the date of our
Concert will be rolling around,
and we can't sing very we'll with
out some practice. We are still
singing with the Karpathians
every first and third Wednes-
day OF the month.
Concert
The Canton Junior Saxons are
holding a concert and dance on
April 19 at the Sachsenheim. We
have invited quite a few clubs to
participate in this affair and we
hope that you will come. After
the Concert there will be dance.
The Juniors are booking a good
orchestra for that evening. Make
April 19 date with the Juniors
in Canton.
Quite a few of our members
are preparing for graduation.
Sometimes few of the girls get
together and go shopping for their
Easter outfits. l don't know as
yet who the winner of the first
play-off game (You should read
| the Volksblatt. The Ed.). Some
OF our members may attend the
play-off at Cleveland East. May
the best team win. as they always
do. -s. "strsF1e.' r
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27

By Dorothy Helwig

Gary. Ind. March 27-The next
meeting of the Gary Junior Sax
urs will be held on We'd, April
End. The entertainment commit
tee has many new activities III
mind to present in the next meet
ing. Remember the membership
drive. members. and the slogan !:
Everyone bring one! Miss Matil-
ola Helwig was accepted as a new
member in the March meeting.
We are very glad to have a very
active member. Miss Emma Scha-
ser was installed as our new
treasurer. ~".
Farewell Party
Niter the last meeting fare.
well party was given in honor Of
frank BcierJr.. our check treasur-
er. who left for the Army March
II. While the candles of red. blue
and white were burning refresh
ments were served. Later song
sheets were passed out and songs
were sung which included "The
Star Spangled Banner" and "Sie-
benbuergen''. Our sponsor bid
farewell to Frank then the pre-
aentation OF the gift by our Sc
cretary followed. Mr.. Beier thank
ed the club for the gift and then
said his last farewell to the club
rs whole. Dancing followed un.
til the wee hours of the morning
and a good time was had by all.
Social Party
Many thanks to the entertain
ment committe for the good time
we had at the social party Oh Sun
day. March q. The party in
cluded both members and guests.
Outside guests present were Mrs.
VI. Henning, Mr.. J. Hugel, Lu-
ellie Fletcher. Bob E.ngelrein and
Mike Petri. Games were PLAYED
and dancing followed. The bal
loon dance proved to be the big
hit OF the evening. Robert Fox
and his partner Dorothy Helwig
won the contest. Nice going Ro-
bert. guess YOU are the fastest
and the best dancer. | see where
all the Juniors had the guests do
ing the good of German Hop
later refreshments were served.
Chicago North Side Juniors
Will the secretary OF these lrs
please advise our secretary of he,
address.
Reporter! Write on one side ot
paper only and be brief. The Ed
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27

The second game of the play
offs will be at Cleveland East to-
morrow night. Saturday, March
%, at the Dyke gym, located on
East 10th and Prospect Avenue.
Game time 7:5O p. m.
The second game promises to
lie better game than the first.
Farrell will be out to try to car
~ the series to three games.
They undoubtedly will play a de-
cidclv better game than last Sat.
4 victory for them would tic up
the series and make the third
game necessary.
Cleveland East, with one vic
tory to their credit will try to
clinch the championship that was
denied them last year. A victory
ior Fast would give them the
championship and the second T.
:. !. \. championship in the his
tory of the East Club. their last
one being won in 1929.
The attendance at the first game
was an official attendance of 22O
spectators. The second game az
tendance will probably be greater,
MI SaXons and their friends NAV
witness a good game Of basket
ball between two fine teams to-
morrow night at Cleveland East.
Good Luck to both Farrell and
Cleveland East and may the best
team win.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Ferry ales ''
e
By Esther.

Martins Ferry. O.. March IL
The Juniors of NJ. +. have been
quite inactive due to basketball
tournaments and the like. Even
though the Juniors here don't
have a basketball team, it GER
tainlv does not mean that they
are not enthusiastic about the
sport. NJ. F. high competed in a
basketball tournament playing 4
games in Columbus in the semi
finals, winning each game. and
now claiming the title OF "Ohio
State Champions.
On Sunday the town had a pa
rade celebrating the honor, in
which quite few OF our members
participated. The Martins Ferry
High School band marched. in
which we have a few Juniors. and
Of which Bill Roth is head Drum
Major" Even though "Schlap" is
not feather-weight, he can real
ly strut his stuff when donned
in his white uniform.
Beside being winners OF the
Ohio State title, the NJ. F. band
participated in a solo contest at
Steubenville Saturday in which
twenty members contested. In
this solo contest. second rating
was awarded to six students. We
are proud to have John Benning,
1r., as one of the winning contes-
tants. and we hope that when
they travel to Columbus to COM
pete for the finals to be held at
Flint. Mich, they will come out
Oh top.
One of the members of Our club
who has dedicated six years of
his lie to the u. S. Navy was
given the honor of being in the
Navy band. Edward Roth is the
young sailor of whom we speak,
and we are quite proud to hear
OF his being a member OF this all
important band. Good Luck Ed.
The Juniors are we'll on their
way with the minstrel now, and
we hope that we'll have u grand
turnout for this Minstrel jam
boree. Again reminding you that
the date is April q, at the Sach-
senheim. We cordially invite all
fellow-clubs to attend. and we
hope we can count on quite a
few. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Marriage
Announcement


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sigartc,
529l West 9lst Street, Cleveland,
wish to announce the marriage Of
their daughter Matilda to Mr..
Ralph Prida. The wedding took
place January q. 1941. Mrs.
Prida will join her husband this
weekend at Camp Shelby, Miss,
where he was stationed Feb. 9TH
A miscellaneous shower was
given in honor OF Mrs. Prida Fri
day. March If, at the Sachsen-
helm Hall, 7OOl Denison Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Cleveland West New.
by Zirri.

Cleveland. O., March 27-Last
Saturday a few Juniors showed
up at the Sachsenheim. We were
supposed to sing for the Seniors,
but as usual a mere handful Of
us were present. There are GER
tain members who have been
highly respected by all of us. but
they are beginning to cause US
to be in doubt. Please. come sing
ing all of you. we've to build
up this club.
We hope that Fritz kirr OF
Martins Ferry enjoyed himself as
much as we enjoyed his compa-
ny. Other visitors were from Erie,
Penn. and the old gang from
Cleveland East. We think YOU
all had a good time, at least YOU
looked happy.
To Canton
made a mistake last Friday.
] took it for granted our mem
bers would be only too glad to
come to the concert. but that was
my error. Our so active members
can't get up the energy to come
Names in the News
I wonder why a certain East
Slider name of Otto, comes down
to West so frequently now. Mar
tha Schuller seems to enjoy his
company very much. but then
who does not enjoy Otto's com
pany. We must thank East for
bringing the "boogie-woogie" to
our Sachsenhcim. It was rumored
around town. that Tillie Rehner
and Dot Scheel went to a dance
last Friday night, but they missed
the old gang SO much, that they
attempted to come back to the
Sachs. Maybe next time you vii
be mite smarter, eh kiddies:
To East
We hope your doors will be
wide open tomorrow night, be-
cause we will come swirling in
We arc hoping to see a good bas
ketball game. and q good time
afterwards. Wen sec every one
tomorrow night. and till thel
Auf Nicdcrschen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
How Would I 0cE
You Like 1okOO6
Is lbs. Of FAT?

How would you ike to safely lose
some Of that ugly fat in few weeks
without risky drugs or inconvenience?
How would you like to lose your dou-
BILE chin, bulging stomach and hips
AND along with it regain your na.
tural charm and attractiveness.
Weigh yourself today. Get bottle Of
EruscIen Salts "a famous English for.
mula). Then every morning. before break
fast take one half teaspoonful in glass
of water--eat wisely-cut out fatty meats.
butter. cream and rich pastries-go light
on white bread and potatoes.
After weeks weigh yourself again and
just see if you haven't lost pounds Of ugly
fat and gained that "Kruschen Feeling" Of
greater vivacity, more energy and i'm
proved health that 90 often accompany fat
reduction.
REFUSE INVITATIONS! Demand and
get only the genuine Kruschen (the famous
English formula) plain or new e&efvescsnk
pleasant, sparkling. Bottle lasts I weeks
and costs but tsiae. Any druggist.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Auto CITY Speaks
By Hilda Thalsott

Detroit, Mich. March 27-The
most surprising game of the sea-
son was played the 18th against
"Wards'. The girls were not
even planning on winning. because
of the beating they gave US in our
first game against them. Well we
won anyhow, the score being q
to II in our favor. There will be
no games played the first week
in April.
Swimming Party
The arrangements have been
made for our swimming party.
All those that were in favor of it
had better attend so it will be a
success.
The date is Friday, March q,
at Webster Hall. All those that
can get there before 600 will
receive a reduced rate. Swimming
lasts until 1870 p. m.
Meeting
Because of Good FRIDAY. we
will have to move our meeting
ahead one week. So don't anyone
plan on doing anything else April
I. because that is your night with
the club.
To Farrell
Those of us from Detroit that
were in Farrell last SATURDAY..
wish to thank the Schuster Fa-
mily for their hospitality. and are
planning Oh seeing YOU in De-
troit soon.
To Cleveland East
Congratulations to you on win
ming the first of the play-offs.
You may see some OF us in
Cleveland for the second game,
because it promises to be as ex-
citing as the first one.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27

A Harvard University astro-
nomer has estimated that the
earth receives at least 100000
long tons OF meteorites each year
and i'll some years 10000, 600 long
tons of microscopic star dust.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27

= Exports of aircraft and parts
from the United States in last
August set new high record
value OF $37,OOO,OOO. making the
total for the first eight months
OF 1910 nearly $2OO,OOO,OOO. ,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
To Cleveland East

- A New Jersey county has
equipped its police automobiles
with radio sets that can receive
pictures and finger prints of per-
sons whose arrest is desired.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27

Berlin. The German people con-
tinue to contribute literally to
maintain the highly successful
request concerts for the armed
forces. At the Goth concert this
week. director Heinz Goedecke
announced that. contributions,
mostly in small sums. amounted
to more than ten million Marks.
Gifts on one occasion alone. the
Peoples Motion Picture Day,
were over 100000 Marks.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Farrell Highlights
BY Sammy.

Farrell, Pa. March 27-Last
Saturday a strong Cleveland East
team led by the high scoring trip
lets invaded Farrell. Frank Gable,
Geo. Gross, and Fritz Ungar did
all the scoring for the Cleveland
aggregation but they were, also,
ably assisted by Marty Guist,
Rudy klamer. and Mike Kauf-
man.The Farrell scoring was we'll
divided, Ze1ch was again high
with 9 points. The game started
out very fast with both teams
missing frequently, leaving the
score at SIS at the end of the
first quarter. Cleveland found the
range and ran the score to 2l-9
at the half. These II points prov
ed to be the deciding factor in the
game as the final score was IS to
% in favor of East.
To all other Clubs
Farrell wishes to thank all
clubs that attended the first play
off game. 1t was through your CO.
operation that this affair was
such a success. We hope everyone
enjoyed their self to the utmost.
We hope that we will be able to
return this cooperation sometime.
We will see YOU all at Cleveland
Fast. March 90, for another Won
derful time.
Cooks and Committees
To all the ladies that served as
cooks at our game, the Juniors
wish TO thank YOU very much. we
don't know what we'd do with
out YOU. To our committees we
also wish to send our thanks. our
club is really beginning to look
like Farrell club of old. let's
keep it up gang.
To Cleveland East
You can count in large crowd
from Farrell at the second play
off game. Win. lose. or draw. we
will all be at the club after the
game for a. good time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
CHICAGO
SOUTH NEWS
BY Anna Linz and Helen Markell

Chicago. Ill.,. March 27-Thc
Chicago South Side Junior Sax
ons held their monthly meeting
OH March IS. at the Colonial Hall
Many important things were dis
cussed at this meeting. Our Vice
President Margaret Baier tool,
over presidential duties.
We regret to say that we lost
one OF our believer members ,c
the New Castle Juniors. Edward
Binder departed for the old home
town, after being in Chicago for
three years.
Sorry you had to leave us. Ed
We hope YOU will be back soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27

We are very sorry to learn Of
the serious illness OF Mrs. Stanley
X. CARRIER, wife of our music di-
rector. We certainly hope she re-
covers very quickly. and is soon
on the road OF new strength and
health. | think few lines from
our NJ. +. Juniors will be sort
Of sunshine to Mrs. CARRIER and a
card can do so much in cheering
her up little. Anyway. she had
better get we'll before the 9th OF
April, or she'll miss real Jam
boree. =:
Reporter Be more brief other
wise we'll have to use the pencil.
The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Meeting

Our next monthly meeting will
be held on Tuesday, April Is, at
the Colonial Hall, located at $3.50
So. Wentworth Ave-. at 800 p. nj
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-03-27
Read how thou sands
20 smiling thru
this distress!

You women who
suffer monthly
f,~nfi1no1 <1ic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Lands ArranQeS
For Drdftees
International New. series wiz.

NEW YORK. Jan. IS Possible
complications in the trading, sale
or transfer Of baseball players who
may be drafted INTO the nations
armed forces. have been ironed out
by Judge Kenesaw VI Lands. COM
missioner of baseball, il was re-
vealed today
In bulletin to all major league
clubs concerning establishment OF
a national defense service list,
Lands rules on the status of such
players and on the obligations Of
the clubs involved in transfer of
such players.
y player. If drafted will be
placed on The list and will be con-
sidered in the same status as If he
mad been placed on the voluntary
retired list. Upon application re-
instatement on baSeball'S active
list Mt the completion Of his army
service would he a routine matter
The ruling clarifies status for the
PLAYER and assures the club he
viii not be regarded A. en- as ae-
tive list. II also stralghtens out
club owners on their dealings with
other owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Midwest BeIters
Leave Tonight

TIE MidNesteyn boxing team
VII leave tonight ,.om The Michi-
gan Central depot ioI Boston and
tho National Diamond BELT tour
nament The champion nip VII be
held in The Boston Garden MONDAY
night and Detroit Is the defending
uileholdCr Detroit Won four OF
the eight titles Ia, Ncaf
-Four OF The eIght members oi
Abe IidWos team are from
Detroit Buflalo has 1Wo and one
each VIII be from Pittsburgh and
Milwaukee The team VIII be
under thc direction of Leo Jonc,
coach Of the Chevrolet ciuh Jt-He-
was in charge an san Francisco
lasi year and is one ol Inc leading
TRAINERS in the county
The Deuolters Wal be favuriteS
in their four divisions only
Charley Hayes is doubtful llo has
A badly bruised right hand which
may handicap him The ether De
tro.tcrS ere Alfred Brown heavy
weight: O'Neill Bell, welterweight,
and Tom PicshI light heavy
weight.
Others aHe Jasper Parker ~
Pittsburgh. Lester MCGOWAN and
John McQuillanx Of Buffalo. and
Don Nallcnlane of Milwaukee