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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05
Neueftcs aus &onnersrentb

Na6 eirem 8ei,lde in &onners-
reutb bat Efarrer artbofer BON
&ronstori, Sberoona,,, nobitebenbe
gin5elbeiten iiber Ebereie Nelmann
befannteegeben: Il"
II. 9bereie Neumaun Iebt, obtpobl
man iie ifon breimal ialiblid als
beritorben erfl6rt bate. =
9. Stiemer, Nabruneslofisfeit, 2ei-
bensefitoie uno Die neri6ieoenen, ba<
nit auiammenbdngenoen, natiirlidb
nibt erflGrbaren @ri6einunsen ipie
bic 8ieoereabe Der oramaiiben
6prade, unteribeio,lng unb @rfen-
nnng bon 8eliquien, &enntnis BON
berboreenen 9ingen i'm 3nitano Der
eebobenen 8ube beiteben l,nperGnbert
,peiter, oa ib fie perionlid beobobten
fonnte.
3. Gropbeaeiuneen iiber rein melt
Ii6e 9inge ueroen bon Sbereie niht
eernadt Bas boriiber eei6tpatt
tpiro. mag tells 8osmiaiefeit, tells
Sorbeit nno Sratid iein, aus &on-
nersre,ltb itammt es ieoenfals nidt.
A. SD batte BEN @inbrud, bab Die
Jamilie Ne,,mam 8eiube ni6t
,piinid)t, am melliglten iol6e, bie nur
aus Senlationsgier gemaht iperben.
5. slae llngeredte unO nnlpobre
8eri6teritattlng nnb &ritif iiber
&onnersreutb itanmt ousnobmslos
bon iolhen, Die niemals in &onners-
rentb moren.
6. Ser perltorbene 81. Batter 9ius
Der elite NOR bon Ser @abrbeit Ser
@elhebniiie in &onnersreltb 10 iiber<
seuet, bab er einiee 3eit per ieinem
Sooe Sberela cine lpertpolle Geliql,ie
iiberreiben lieB.
7. 0os religioie 2eben in 8on=
nersreutb lit erereiieno. 9ei elmer
6eelen3abl bon ca. 10000 tpuroe inn
ssabr 1889 cine sln5abl BON 45 900
bl. &onnn1nionen ee5abIt. Das lit
,pobl bos idonlte 3el1snis ser Sep0l-
ferllng iibcr ,,ibre Sbereiia'.
8. &onnersre,ltb bot itb ME ii6er
firdliebe snoromln9en binmegeelebt
nnb bat ser 8elt nienals ieine 8un=
Der anieeoronst. Sbereiia acigt iid
nnWillig bariiber, bab 10 piel iiber iic
9eidriebeu iperoe.
8. 9temono lit bcrpilibtet, al sic
&nnber bon &onmersreltb az glan=
ben.
10. Niemono lit bere6tiet, iiber
Dinae au urteilen, oie er ieIblt ME
9eieben bat
X X X
,9ie fatboliide Stride alein ,uirb oas
aeaenuartise Chaos iiesreid aber.
Iebemr
Das bat Sbomas 2omar Sumter,
Elm nidtfatboliiber &orreiponbent Der
,Sfidmono Simes Dispotb", Sid.
mono, ga., erflart. uSenn ireenoeinc
sSnititation ben pabn,pisigen 8irr->
uorr Der beutieen 8elt fieereid 81,
iiberleben oermog," lbreibt Sunter,
.,io lit es eana beitimmt bie Homiid-
Ratbolii6e Stride. @esen bieien I'M
naheiebisen boematiiden Supernatu-
ralismus, iino Die Bfeile bes materia-
liitiiben Eotionalismus 10 obumGd,,
tis; ols ipenn iie seeen sic MildItroBe
ab9eiboiien ipiiroen. 9arin erblide id
&o,, f4c~fs|,,, QQoS,.o;2 e.. s.. ..,,~.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05

begrifien, ipabreno Sic groonftionsfo-
item iteigelL Gin gerlegcr lnlo Ge-
bafteair nnd) Dem anbern lit nidt gar
|ipeit nebr Oapon entfernt, bie 5linte
ins aorn 81 lperfen.
Gein eelhdftIid betradtet, per-
lobnt iib Der glllftpano an 3eit lino
Miibe nnb @elo fir Die 5ortfiibruna
nnIerer beutiden llnb briltlid)en 8ldt-
ter faum nod. Nur ibre relieioie
anffaiinng bonn 3eitliugsugeibaft"'
nno ibr @brennort, ben ipenigen ge-
treien 2elern sic befpieiene 9rene
nit gIeid)er Erene pergelten at mol
len, IdBt ,nl6 madt tie ,,ipeiter tpur-
1lteln'', iolange nod cine binreihenoe
3abl treuer 2eier ,ino Jreunoe es.
tpiinidt = ,,no ermogIiht! @
Mon bort auf fatboliider seite
biel. BON Der Hfliht, uniaubere $50
ben- nno Monatsidriften au befdmp.
fen ,,no a,t ,lnterbriiden. gs iptll inns
ideinen, oab man ober ,,iebt eenug
tut, Die CUTE Breiie ait pfIeeen. Man
pfleet Die cute fatboIiide Breiie ie-
bod niht MIR nit bean Auftpano
idoner. Hesensarten, ia nid)t einmal
burd) blobe Aboni,enents. &atboIi.
i6e 8latter erfiillen ibren 3tpef nur
oann ipenn lie eeleien rnb ibr ssn<
bait I'M Jat1ilien- ,lnb sSreunoesfreis
eingebenb .erortert miro. Daran laBt
man es bel ,lns febleit. Sc mangelt
on. 8eritanbnis i,ilb SSnterefle fiir bie.
lpeitreidenbe Bebe,lt,lng Ser eroBen
Sagesfragen fir BEN raienben &f
Ser @eHter, her nit ieinen1 2Grm oie:
@elt erfiiat ,tno Die @e,niiter per-
tpirrt. Aub m8lipiele fatboliibe gldt;
ter leeen 5u piel @etpidDt ouf ioge-
nan,lte rfotboIiide Ne,liefeiten' nno
betonen 5lt tpenig Die fatboliiben Sc
bensfraser, bon oenen 10 piel OBJ
banet.
8ie in belttIber Sprabe peroffent-
lidten fatboliiben glatter unieres
2onoes baben tn bieier Sinlidt ibre
2efer trefflib bebient. Sic baben bie>
ie 9elebrt, lire 3eit au perlteben, sic
Der fatboliiben Seite brobenoen Sc
fabren 81 erfennen> ,,no ebenIo bie
ssotmenoiefeit Der abipebr. Desbalb
lit es niinibenspert, bob sic beute
nod belteben6en oeutiden fatbolilden
8latter mo 3eitidriften uns nod
rebt lange erbalten bleiben mogen.
X X X
8ampf seeen Bic Sdmntliteratur
Brominente &atbolifen un6 fatbo-
lilbe Gereine in alien Staaten baben
felt langerer 3eit oen. aampf aufse-
nomllen geeen ben 5ltnebmenoen
Sdnrus nnb Sbuno in perid)ieoenen
Breileeroeltgniien, namentlih in 3eit-
i4riften amo I'M Slim. Na6 oen Bei<
ipiel onoerer Staaten bat ser eeiet<
gebenoe &orper bes Staates Ohio .es
nnternommen, bas eegen oblaone 81.
teratur bereits beitebenoe 5taatsgeles
au berldarfen, reip. basielbe audi auf
3eihlngen aas5uoebnen. Son &eprG=
ientant Sobn s. 9uffp lit bereangene
Wode elm @eiebespori6lag ser
Staatsgeietgebung poreeleet poroen,
tpel6e Die: Strafen fir llebertretlmg
oer uObicene literature Bill" beoeu-
ten0 erh0ht;@ r.. .....s -. r, ~ =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05

Ser fran5oiiide Staatsbef Mar.
idal &enrp Eetain belu9te fiiralib
ouf elmer ieiner iibliben 8ciihti.
si,nsstonren bon fatboliiden Snititu.
ten aud elm Saus Der &leinen 5hpe.
itern BON Ben Nrmen in 2pon. gr
ipeilte bort cine eeraume 3eit nnb
binterlieb oeln bon ben 5bmeftern
seleiteten @ailenbaus cine. aniebnlihe
slmme aus Ieinem perionIiden
Gonbs ols @ei1enf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05

reihe Sd)ismen iiberlebt nno lit im=
itanoe nod weitere au iiberleben. Der
tollite nno ipiitenolte 9ltbeismns fam
fie ni6t i'm geringiten beriibren. sic
|ilt> 10 alt tpie bas @briitent1,m nnb
ibre 8eldibte lit bie @ei6ibte Der
briltliben Stride. Sic iiberlebte ben
l1ntergang bes romiiden Heibes, sic
@rbebung bes Mobammebanismus u.
bielt bie @efabr bes. Silam BON gu-
ropa fern bel Sours nno 2epanto.
Sic erlitt iiegreib bic tartorii6en
lleberfalle. 8em ih bie Yolitifer
bon elmer 3eritorung oes gbriiten-
tims reben bore, 10 blide id auf Die
&omii6 >aotboliihe Stride nnb' fiible
mid berubiet. Man fonn bieielbe per-
foleen, aber man fam iie nidt 5er-
itoren. Stalin ,lnb Stalinismus iino
nur cine nnbeoe,ltenoe boriibergeben-
Sc. gribein,lng. Sic. &irdenglodeu
iperben pieoer i'm &reml erlballen..
Die Stride bot ihlimmere Berfolger
als Sitler nno Spitlerismus erIebt.
Ser Stride bonet niebt Dor Sitler.
Sic, bat einem Nero, einem gommo-
bus, einem Garacullo, einen Cali
gula unos anbern blutbiiritieen 9e=
ipoten Sros eebotenz. ;. Sn ibrem
unnadgiebigenL ,lniiberipiaoliben Git
pernaturalismus itebt lie oa, ,iner-
l6iitterlib, eipis." ~. n
9ieie BON einen benfenoen, nuf-
ribtig eelinnten ,libtfatboIiiden ge-
obadter ansseiprobene 8abrbeit miro
in oieien ihneren 3eitetl Der Der.
folgung olles HeIigioien, @,lte,, llno
golen bon Millionen 9sihtfatbolifen
arerfannt lino beipnnbert. Mo,t.
ibaut boffnl1ngspoa 5u bielem iiber
aue Sanoer Der @roe binibeinenoc,1
2elldttllrm auf bem uniiberminoli-
den, iturnlerprobten Jellen 8etri bin:
auf, als s,,m ein5ieen 8ettunesanfer
in ben tolenoen 8irbeln elmer itltrm-
gepeitidten @elt. Moge ser bon @ott
ielbit oabineelteIlte 2eubtturm re6t
pielen oen sSeg 81 ibrem irbii6en
uno ctpi9en Seile 5eigen. -.
5 ..,...., X X X
9entidsamerifaniide &atbplifem, Ct
ballet end enre EreKe!
Sir Die amerifanilden &atbolifen
oelttiber Sprade bat oer fotbolii6e
Sreiiemonat 6ebruar cine boppelte
8eoe,,t,lna. ~@s gilt sic @rbaltune
Der fatbolii6cn Greiie unb es ban
belt iid) Inn oas Sein ooer Ni6tieil
Der oelltiden fatboliiden Ereiie. 81,
ben letten Sabraebnten iinb altper-
oiente, ousge5eibnete oe,ltide 3eitl,n-
gen, Soges5eituneen uno Bohenbldt-
Der beutiben 5prahe llntergesaneen
tpeaen Moneels an Sssntereiie uno I'M
teritiitnng Der oelltlbiprohigen Sea-
tbolifen a,nieres 2anoes. 9ie ltrla=
den iino befannt. Suhen mir ne
nisitens oie ipenieen, Die, troe aller
finan5ieilen Sdtpierisfeiten, iib iiber
Waiier au bolten iudeu, nod RrGben
az nnterltiiten - ,mb gu leien!
Sebr beberaieenstperte 8orte ent-
balt elm Nrtifel Der Social Suffice
Hepie,p' bes &atb. Central zGereins
bon Nmerifa (St. 2ouis, Mo.):
"Seit iiber 200 sSabren eibt es 1T
nnierm ,2onoe oeutide 3eituneen.. an.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05
ysitt,uodL ben 5. gsars i94f

-. --- z IS ]. =
ntonatlid berfanit. Cine MiIiion
8oIlar luer0eti 10 Ben Ginoern alneri..
faS aus Den Saibeil eeloft fir bieien
anitedenoen 8nbniillll. Inter ben
los ollf oeln- taeliden giihernlarft
erldeinenben farbisen Ginocraeit.
[idriften befinoen iid 20 gro5clit, Die
bon feinen1 auitanoieen 8lntt perof-
fentlidt peroen ipiiroen. @rtrem
| idliipfrige S5ene,1, Morb, Rinoesraub
ino nieorige politiide Eropaganba
fiillelr falt ieoe 5eite bieier fir bic
IfinoIibe 8bantaiie pereiftenoen
Sbnnobldtter.
0fan ruiB iid nntpillfiirlitb fra9en.
pie eeniiienbafte, nm bos 3eitlihe
uno eeiitiee 8obI ibrer ainocr be.
Iorgte GItern iolb 2eib nno s5eele
bereiftenoe 2iterotur in ibrem .Seim
lmb syomiIienfreiie buloet fSnnen.
Bie nieI Sdones, 8ilbenbes lno @r.
baulihes lit in uniern 9ibliotbefen
oufgelpeihert, oas 5inn uno Sera
unierer &inoer al berebeln unb an
biloen imitanoe lit. Die @ltern tra-
gen bic idmere Shulo, iuenn ,niere
ainoer, Die fiinftiee Generation, Dem
0aiter rnb alien gerbrebe,t in Die
arme eeiporfen tperoen.
X X 4
Gin @rabmeKer fiir Bic Art anIerer
3iniliiatipn
8enn man Statiltifen liet, oie nm.
laneit peroffentlidt ,pnroen, fon,mt
man au Der lleberaeueune bob fein
anoeres 2ano iolh Idale unb inbalt.
lole acknowledgements ienoet, als
man iie auf Der Sdlfte Der amerifa.
niiden Senoer boren fann.
80 Yro5eut oieier 8roeranme brin.
gen uSmine''- 1lno Gan5lnuiif, 10
gro5elrt bos beoriidenoe 5hlaf,nittel,
befannt inter Dem Natnen ,,leihte
Ohiit" (Gerlen BON 8uceini nno
miBbanbelte Maritana). Sportnab.
ridten mb politiide Ne,,igfeiten -
nit &omnentarenl - MAIDEN 8 Ero.
gent Der Senbungen aus, llebertra.
guneen al1s Sbeatern 6.5 Yro5ent ,,no
SSugenbproeramme 1.6 8roaent,
&laiiiicbe M,,iif (oie eieentlide, se-
ideite 0flliif) finbet iid in mir 6.5
&ro5ent Der Srogralnne, relieioie
9arbietunaen in 5 8ro3ent nno &,,nit
uno 2iterat,lr in 2.3 8rodent. &nra
geiaet, imiere 8unbfunfpro9ran,me
ipie9eln gang affnrat ben Siefitono
Der belltigen &,lltnr in Sen Ser. Staa.
ten piber. - (Gamilienblatt.)
X X X
Evening star., 1941-09-17
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

VOL, 5:3O-ArnY maneuVes in the LOU
kiaRa area,
WNAL, 7:OO-oui1 Kids: Cynthia Cline be,
ZONES The first graduate" with her 25th and
tnal appearance on the board.
Wpc, 7:OO-Ihin Man Adventures: Murder,
bIatkmaI and romance on DUDE rantn.
WJN, 73O-Dr. Christian Recipe tor
happiness" how the good doctor sets hypo
ehondriat straight
WNAL, 800-Senator LOBBY Of New Hamp
yhire delivers a Constitution Day address.
WRC, 8.OO-Eddie Cantor; Eddie has q
rendezvous with his old pdYmade, RuOInoii;
Betty Cradle will be there, TOO.
WJSV, 8:OO-NIIions for Defense; Headn
nq The Treasury Department show will be Kate
Smith, Charlie Mccarthy and BuH Ives folk
song specialist.
WINK, 8;15-A program in honor Of Con-
rtuiiOn Day.
WPC, 8:30-Nr. District Attorney D. A.
follows a double iraI Of theft and murder
Involving q $4,000 postage stamp.
WNAl, o:00-Author's Playhouse: "hende
karant1, Housewife, story Of a man who Wa!
50 lazy that he became successful Inventor
WSV, o:i5-Senaior Francis hatDermot o.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

As Reddy Fox sat glaring up at
Terror the Goshawk, whose arrival
from the Far North had spoiled
Reddy's hunting in the Green For
est, he grew ang1ier and angrler.
He grew so angry that presently he
walked over until he was almost
under Terror the Goshawk. What
right have you down here IN the
Green Forest?" he snarled.
"The same right you have, Reddy
Fox" retorted Terror.
Its no such thing" snapped
Reddy. You haven't the same right
here I have. You belong up in the
Far North. while I live here all
year round. Why don't you stay
where you belong?"
"Since when have you owned the
Green Forest?" replied Terror, Il
would have you to know, Reddy
Fox, that I go where I please. I
have found very good hunting here
these last few days, and I think I
shall stay the rest of the winter.
What are you going to do about it?'
That question was too much for
Reddy Fox What could he do
about It? Nothing. Just nothing
at all. If Terror had been four
legged person like himself there
might have been ways to make
things most uncomfortable for him.
AS it was, there wasn't single
thing Reddy could do, and he knew
1t.
You're a great, big bully and
coward" snarled Reddy. You know
it is an easy matter to call people
you hate bad names.
Terror merely chuckled. 1t was a
hateful chuckle and made Reddy
angrier than ever so I'm a
coward, am -" said Terror. Think
again Reddy; think again. 1t is you
who are a coward, not I. I fear
nothing and no one. Just to settle
the question I dare you to go up to
Farmer Browns and steal a chicken
from his henyard while he is about" ="
That's a silly dare" snarled
Reddy. You are daring me to
do something you don't dare do
yourself. You know we'll enough
you'll keep away from the henyard
as long as Farmer Brown is about. "
rs that SOP" snapped Terror, and
the feathers on the top of his head
began to rise in anger. Il never
dare anybody to do what I don't
dare do myself"
HUH" retorted Reddy Fox.
Talk is cheap" He said this with
an unpleasant sneer.
Terror's fierce eyes blazed with
rage. Il never boast" he declared.
"I dare you TO go to Farmer
Browns henyard right now and
prove who is the coward"
Reddy Fox couldn't very we'll
back out. He tried to think of an
excuse, but for the life of him he
couldn't "All right" said he. I'll
take your dare"
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Not This

A survey of the color vision of
$500 male college students disclosed
that 5.44 per cent had faulty per-
ception Of colors, reports the Better
Vision Institute. Seven were totally
color blind; Is red-green blind. /
red blind, and 113 green blind.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

I thought 1 was a feller at knowed
when he had enough. But DOES I?
Evening star., 1941-09-17
SH0RT.WAYE PROGRAMS.

BERLIN, 6:0O-News in English; DID, III
meg, IS m.; DID, 1854 megy 2S.5 m.
LONDON, 6:O5-War commentary; CSC, s.56
meq., 31.3 m.; GSD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.
MOSCOW, 7:3O-New in English; N96,
1913 meg, 1877 m.; RhE, z meg, Is m.
BUDAPEST, 7:30-News in English; HAI4,
9.f2 meg, 328 m.
LONDON, 7:30-Briain Speaks: CSC. 9.58
meQ. 3i.3 n.; GSD, Ills meg, 25.5 m
BERLIN, S:15-News in English; DID, I'LL
meg, 25.4 m.; DID, 1854 meg, 2S5 m.
LONDON, 8;i5-Demouap Marches; CSC,
o.58 meg, 3i.3 m; esd. HIS meg 25.5 m.
MOSCOW, 9;30-Engsh period; Mt, Il
meg. IS m.
ROME, tO:OO-News in English; 2RO4.
it.8i meg, 25.4 m.; FROG, 1880 meg 10
m.; 2pO8, 1882 meg 1853 m.
GUATEMALA. t0:i5-Setond, third and
fourth acts Of I'll Troyatore," by Verdi; IOWA,
9.68 meg, 81 m.
BERLIN, 1O3O-Ne@ in English; DID,
It'll meg, 25.4 m.; DID, 1854 meg,
28.5 m.
LONDON. 1i:3O-HeadIine news CSC, 9.5S
meq., 3i.3 m.; GSD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
POINTS FOR PARENTS
Ry EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

There is little udlue in forcing a
child to 90 through the motions
OF enjoying himself. 'Tis better
to try and remoUe the cause of
his enjoyment.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

ths Irish Parliament discusses Ireland and the
War"
WKAI, t0:3O-Neht activities in the mock
war in Louisiana.
WDc, ti:00-0ui1 Club: Inauguration Of
another money show.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest morning headlines win
Bill loye, WNAL, II am.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
TAiSSpOrting
 World
Gold Key For Chick Bowen
V BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

From promising baseball college which him bG Giants well offers from the Yankees Athletics to the vceprincpap of New Haven the jump that Joseph Chck Bowen Of New 0l5 and because of his recognized e three sports his unassning yet vibrant personality general will that does create fo in July 1eo sports writers o through their alliance selected Mfr Bowen the cnot scheduled for tribute and presentation o scbeS 2 iol2 at Nev leading hoStelry, the Taft
 B sIOcum Sri known hundreds of WaerburIAn avs the t gOkey there will scheduled for announcement soon, possibly on next Sunday
 Bowen will high the ali sts BrdgepCs Eddie Reilly ree
 dinner Holy Cross varsity baseball team in his Freshman year. under Jack "gtlk n played in O8 btang S28 ouelder especially made but ONE YEARS college and that happened O throw of a WET BALL from the Outeld to third base
 bIg in the YaeHoy of ei6 his line single the ninth the for H. O. to hougt Chick read too much of Frank Merrwe Hoa Giants signed him though he wound the ineligible list but got n three in 1920 farmet recalled Two later he home to New Haver Hhouse which handled well that the teams lST and lost but 54 in IA seasons From 1923 to 1897 his Hhose football "A lost % almost to rao and tied nine other games and in basketball his high school teams lost but OS of 2Se
 Truly whether know him not salute Emmons Bowen player coach and principal who knows his sports ard hi the Connecticut of that tewon most applicable axiom in this instance Local Boy Makes Good
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
CHAIN GANG LOSES
 TOuTHS B TO 36
BCley Leads K. of L. to Close Win in Annual
 Court TussIe

With player Coach Joe Boley en. acting the leading role through the medium of a bang.up defensive game and IS points in the scoring column, Knights of Lithuanian bas- ketballers set back the colored Georgia Chain Gang, 30 to 36 last night in a second -half thriller that gave the customers plenty to cheer about. In the first period, Boley got six points but the Georgias led 10-0 though the Liths were just starting one of their "hot" nights, scoring enough to lead 20 to IA at half time and 27-22 going into the last quar- ter. when the visitors came up to a 37-36 situation with about two min utes left, Boley's two free throws being the only late game scoring for a 30-36 finale that provided more than a few anxious moments for the local packers of the K. of l.. club.
 Sealey, Brady Good
 On field goals, the colored court combine led r to I6 but the win. ners made good 2 of Il free throws. For the Chain Gang, sealey, with IS points was outstanding, while Ed (Stretch) Stewart, gave out with his usual good game from the pivot post. For the second successive game the Nths John Brady, former West Side Speedboy, was Q decided help to the winning cause, scoring 9 markers and holding Stewart score- less for the first half of the game witnessed by 300 fans. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
Buddy Baer Gets Second Crack At Louis and Grown
Young Giant Came Closest to Stopping Champion
 at Washington

New York, December 26. = At no time since he won the heavyweight title from Jimmy Braddock in June, 1887, did Joe Louis come closer to losing his crown than in the first round of his meeting with Buddy Baer at Washington last May 23.
 Few fighters have been able to floor Joe Louis. Buddy Baer did more than that. He knocked the champion right drought the ropes with a smashing left hook, punch that deposited Louis on his head outside the ring, his feet dangling over the top rope.
 It was a most undignified posi- ton for the mighty champion and the surprise, bewildermeht, shook, and humiliation were plainly writ ten on his face as he climbed to his feet and crawled through the ropes back into the ring.
 Tried For K.O.
 That look soon changed into Q vicious snarl as Louis tore into Baer with all the weapons at his command in an effort to bring down the challenger. He couldn't. At least not in that thrilling first round nor the second, nor third, nor fourth, nor fifth, during which Baer, far from crunbling under the powerful attack of the champion, not only held his own but, at times, actually had things his own way.
 Having survived Buddy's first round assault, Louis strove desper- ately to bring the battle to quick halt. But the courageous Buddy landed punch for punch, took the best Joe had and dished out plenty in return.
 Tn the sixth round Buddy, having given his all, began to wilt. He was floored twice and took a bad beat ing. Just as the bell sounded Louis rushed across the ring and landed another terrific right. Baer's man. ager, Ancil Hoffman, protestes that the blow landed after the bell and refused to allow Buddy to come out for the seventh stanza, whereupon Buddy was disqualified by the referee.
 Too ~Light" at 237
 Buddy today is training for a second shot at Louis, to take place at Madison Square Garden Friday night, January g. He insists he'll win because, he says, he will be in much better physical condition.
 q was too light that night" says Buddy. T weighed only 2S7. That left me yeak and explains why I collapsed in the sixth. I'll be around 245 on January g which is my best fighting weight"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
CROSBY SUDDUES| ALUMNI SQUAD
Students Too Fast for Grads in 40.33 Game;
 vS AnsOnia Tomorrow

CroSby High basketballers warmed up in impressive fashion for its game with AnSonia High tomor- row night in Wllby gym, as 1t out- pointed determined Alumni com. bination last night 40 to 8 in the annual court clash between the grads and undcrgrads Of the East Main street institution of learning. At half time, the score was 9 to g., with the students running the grads in great style. and then missing several shots near the hoops that should have counted under most cir- cuTnStances.
 Fisher and Kelley, Crosby co-cap- tains, once again led the point making with 8 points between them q by Fisher who was good for ten field goals, Joe Hannon (of Holy Gross got three field goals while Henry Koch played fine floor game.
 Crosby and Ansonia meet Satlir- day night at 8:4S following game between Sacred Heart High and PIainviIle, scheduled for 7:45 ?. m. as part Of the basketball double. header.
 Crosby Reserves won a prelimin- ary game 34 to IS. Summary: