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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

prinaipieu ben @lanben an bas ee.
offenborte Gbriitent,um, ,mo ipeaien
an bos fotbolibe Gbriltent,m per-
le,l9net ,n1o oblebnt, ecbt aus ibrer
pera6tlifen Stellnng 5,,n Sfienba'
rlnesdaraftcr Der 8ibel berpor.
,Scnn'', 10 lelen mir in Ser @n5p.
flopooic Ser fSreinal,rerci, ,,,penn Die
JreInlonrerei mr cine driitlid)e Gin.
ribt,,ng ipdrc, Damn fGnntc ser Ssnoe,
ser Nfnielmonn, ser 9rabmone nmo
ser @uoobiit nibt nit elttem @e,pii.
len an oeren (ber SrcimourereD @r.
lei,btlne teilnebmen." - Siermit
ipridt iib sic sSreimourerei ielbft bas
llrteil, 11no ibom aneelibts oicles
gin9eltononiiles allein fonn fein &a.
tbolit ein Sreimaurer leiu, obue lei-
nen @lollben au perleisnen.
3u Sbrer 9elebrung iei nod elm
ltrteil bes ,,Meiiager Ganooien" bin.
5naeiii9t, ans melbem berporeebt.
mas sic &onaoier BON ser sSreinou.
rerei oenfen uno melhc Grfobrunoen
iie nit bicier eebcinen @cleIllbaft
genad)t boben. sSn Dem lettgenonn.
ten glatt miro bon einem gan &am
Seusoen rnter5eihnctes nno Der
nSribunc Sc 8oonlodet" entnonllne-
mes llrteil iiber sic @ntipitflung Der
anI6arnn9spcile bcs Eublifnms
iibcr Die ssreimaurerei aitiert, oos II.
a. folgeroe beoeiltlmespoIle Nnslprii-
DIE entbalt: uGor ettpa so Sobren
iprod man in Montreol uno 0uebec
n,1r nit eebeimem Sdauoern BON ei.
nem Treimaurer. afan oerelid oieie
@ebeimbiinoler nit ser Iatonilben
Moieitot ,no mid ieoem aus, BON
Dem mon tpubte, Dob er 5ur 2o9e ee-
bort. 9ie iiberieeiibcn 21nocr baben
uns leitbe,n belle Sdoren bon Sd)nra-
feutroeern aeididt, Die iib bes Son-
bels, bes Sonrnalismus lno ser SO.
litif benlabtigt baben. 0a fie an-
fangs in seringer @naobl maren uno
f6 aiemlid) fnrdtinn m6 nnonffol.
lig >benabmen, 10 blieben iie unbeob-
a6tet, man getpobnte iid an ibren
anblid nno besann iie"o Mitbriioer
at betro6ten. 9ie eebeime aber
iibere Minierorbeit Der 2oge bot ibre
5riihte eetroeen. Nir foneen an au
bemerfen, ipobin iie uns fiibren ipi1
uno fiibren miro. Ser Sournalismus
iotpobl als aud ser @anoel &anaoas
1T gum eroben Sell in !Sonoen Der
jiibiiden 5reimaurerei." - llno in
2anaba io'pobl als anh in ben Ser.
staaten ieben mir tastGelid, baB Die.
fe 8olfsamsiaueer nnb iii6iib b-,nan-
reriiben @robfapitalilten ielbit bon
ser io9enannten euten Greiie serbim-
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eeaenipartise, foit Die gall5e 8elt in
Mitleibenihaft 5iebenoe Grieg Dcrs
idlungerl bat 1lno nod peridlineel
miro. litter allberm miro alifse3ablt,
mas onmit alles setm iperoen
fonntc:
,,@ib mir bas @elo, bas fir Gries
Ialsgenorfen miro >. .,,no ib min
.ieben anaoratfnB 8ooen Der Gro
oberiIabe fa,lfen. .ib min ieoell
Mann, jebe 5rou umo ieoes &D1o
fleioen nit einem @eipano, auf Dos
ieocr &onig ,,no ieoe aOniain itols
iein biirfte. :. id min an ieeem Sii=
eelobbone nao in ieoen. Sal Der
8elt ein Sdnlbaus banen. i'd
min in iebem Stnat ,lno 2ano cine
llniperIitat uno Golleaien erribten
,,no bielelben nit tiibtisen 2ebrern
fiilen. -. ..,.#
sd, ,pia ieoen SiieeIaug nit Ell
mem @ottesbans fronen, bas bem
@paneelilm oes 5rieoens eetpeibt lit
=. i'd ,pia fir iebe aanael einem
auiribtieen, mutiaen Srebiger I'M
terbalten, ,,nb baB .ieoen Sonntag
morgen bas @lodengeldlte Ser einen
Stride bos @elaute Der anberen lint
oen gan3en, ipeiten grofreis berum
beanttporten f0nnte. .unb bie
Gimme oes @ebetes ,mo bas 2iee
oes @otteslobes I'M nlGdtieen ner-
einten Shpnng s,,m Simmel fteisen
fGnnte:'' s.5@... ..~ ~. ....~.
8as niisem 6en mo6ernen Menz
|Ihen Sic groBartigen @rrungenlbafs
ten ser meoernem Sehnif, Der @rfin=
buneen a,rf oIlen @ebieten, tpenn iie
iett faIt ausidIieblib in ben 9ienlt
eines menibenmoroenoen &rieges ge>
Itcllt tperbcn, ber al biele humber
boIlen &,lturperfe serltort?
- Nrs. ST. 49,, >. -
@s aibt ipobl cine betrGdtlibe An=
5abl gutter Sausmittel 5nr 8ebano-
lung bon Sdmorrboioen (Siles) =.
@enn Sic aber bielelben i6nea los
iperoen tpollen, 10 belteaen Sic iid
sic ieit lanaen Sabr5ebnten in unierm
8lott ange5eiete uno bon nns tpie<
oerbolt e,npfoblenc ct. 8eneoift'S
@,,nbIalbe, bie Sic oui Seite IL un=
ieres 8lattes finben.
= 9. s., y. 3. -
@er iib Die Ydibe moden min,
@efbibte a,t it,toieren, miro bic 2iige
ipioerleet finoen, ooB Der :, 9reibig=
i6briee &rieg elm SEN Yroteitonten
aufgeorunsener 3eligionstrieg se,pe>
len uno gar bon 6en Seiuiten onee>
ftiftet poroen Iei. Die biltoriide
@abrbeit 1T, bob bie caloiniide (pro>
teitantiihe) Union Elm guno mar, Ser
oorauf ouseine, n0tiaenfaus NIT 8ei=
ltano bon Auslanbern, bie beutibe
9erfaiia,na 5lt itiir5en llno BEN aailer
entgeeen5utreten. Sdon am IL. Sc
bruar idIoB oie Union Elm f6rmlibes
8iinonis nit 5ranfreid, bem alten
ssationalieinb. Ser franaoiiide Ans-
bebnunesorang batte iid) bic oeutibc
3eriplitterune itets nusbar at MAIDEN
geiudt ,,no iie io,peit als moglid ge=
foroert, auerit bie @laubensipolt,,ne
2ntbers lno Die bamit 3ulammenban>
genoen Sample. :..: =. ..r>..s
1lnter Dem frieeeriiden 40nig
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M. 81 isis.

+ 81
Gum Sebnb bon SoI8pfoiten on
3ainell eeeeu S1ulnis fam man ben
8eiI Der 9foitcn, bic iid i'm gooen
befinben, nit Eeer beitreiden ODER
i'm ailb nit einenl iteinbarfell neber,
aha beDeden. Daan llinlrlt man 80
4eile Snr5 (Heii,t), so Seile net
Ben ln,o idarien Snno, A Seile 2ein-
81 (ainieeo DiI), / Seil natiirlihes
rotes anpierorpo (Srpo Of Copper J,
nno 9eil sbpefelinure (Sulfnric
Mcio). 3,ierit erbist man bas Sars,
bic areioe, oert Sano ,tno bas 2einol
in einem eiiernen GelieL oann lett
man 6os Srpo linb nit goriibt Die
5bipefeliGure bina,L mifht allies lebr
iorsfdltig ,mo itreiht Damn nit Der
nod beiBen Maiie bas @ol3 mitteis
eines ltarfen Yiniels on. Collie oic
Mibumg nibt leidbt aenus flieBen,
10 iebt man nod etipas 2einol binan.
5, ., SG. ..<
gs lit nibt pabrlheinli6, bob,
felbit ipenn ein aftiper &riee ber Ser.
Staaten geeet oas Sitlerreid a,ls.
bre1en Ioflte, cine Dentihenperiol-
e,ng ill nniern 2anoe ansbre6en
piiroe, ,pie beim eriten 8eltfrieg
Das be,tiee A,nerifa lit elm anberes,
,pie oas bon 1917. 9as amerifaniibe
Bolt bat pieles eelernt golf ,nb
&eeierung piiien, oab mir amerifa=
ner bentiber abf,lnft blnbertpro5e'l=
tiee Mmerifaner iino, nibts nit benz
9itleritaat genlein buben nno pieaeibt
nod entibiebenere @csner bes Sta5is=
mus limo, als bie amerifaner anoe,
rer Nbltammnng. SbtpobI mir ,nier
De,ltlbt,m bobihaten ,no oas be,.tz
fbe Nelen ibdsen nno bo6balten,
ibaten ,ino lieben mir unier ahop=
tiblnno nod mebr, idon a,.s 9anf<
barfeit bafiir, bob mir bier in oielem
Baterlanbe ein beiieres Seim fir nns
,mb illiere ainoer eefu,toen baben.
Selblt ser urbeutib eeiinnte ,lno
neitgereiite 8eobahter Colin goB,
benz -eine idarfe 8eoba6tllnssgabe
nibt abeebt, ibreibt in leinem 8u6e:
.llnier amerifa':: uDeutihlano bot
nibts oapon, baB feline iibers Meer
ae5osenen s0bne iib ibres 9entihz
t,,ms betp,lBt bleiben, benn tie fonnen
Is aur als amerifaner. Sd fann
meine eigeuen 2anbslente nidt bril=
geno gen,ig iparnen, bas ME 81, ber>
geiien. Das bentfbe 8lut, bas mad
Mmerifa gefloiien III, lit fir Sic oe,,t-
id)e @eimat enbgiiltig berloren, nibt
. nar politiib. Selblt. ipenn es in. ee>
1piiien Seilen Nmerifos eelineen ioa-
fe, bie oeutihe Sprabe All erbalten,
fo -iperoen bieie neutrality-suspicious.
Mmerifaner bod 1lid5ts a,toeres iei1
als amerifaner, nid)t ipeniser ame=
rifaniib als ibre enslifb ipredenoen
Mitbiireer.''
Geibsoe,itiblanb bat uns De,,titb=
amerifaner bon ieber als 8aterlanos-
berrater betradtet nno bod batte es
ertnortet, bob mir De,ltih- -amerifa=
,,er ibm ben Beltfrieg eeipinnen bel
fen, foaten. .9rosben1 baben mir ,gas
lanosberroter' in ben ,Sabreil nod
benz eriten Beltfrieee il, freieebieiter
nn6 uneieenniisieiter Meile bic Rot
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IDerIHHtS erllp9llCDI. Sie IrQH6pltIWeil
G0niae ipnren INNER nit ben bentT
|iben Eroteitanten perbiinoet. ba ib<
i,en bie &ergroBernng Der eigercn
Maht DieI ipidtiger NOR als Die SSsl,-
tereiien bes &atboli5isml,s. 9amols
.trot ibnen aub Ser oeutide protc.
itantiid)e Seroog Nori5 bon Sahien
sic lotbringiiben @ebiete tbon 0tes,
Soul ,no gerbnn .ab, ipo3ii er gar
ni9t berebtist mar. 9ainit beaanlt
Jranfreid Die @robernng 2otbrin>
gems, ienes olten bentibe,l 2anbes,
bas erit 1856 eon5 an 5ronfreib
fam.
Spdter nerbiinoete iid) Der from
5oiiibe &olig Seinrid ber 8ierte ipie,
ser nit oen oeutibcns Rroteitanten
,tno nit balb @,ropa, nm bas Der
boBte beutide &olf, bas ser fronao-
iii6en 8eltberridoft itbon burd feline
blobc llnabbGneiefeit nno @riltens
enteeeenitono, au bernihten. 9urd)
ieine @rmoroung I'M Sabre 1910
murbe Der slusbrud bes ibon por=
bereiteten &rieees perbinoert. @inige
Sabre ipater (161s) broh er bod)
aus nnb banerte bnnn boue breiBig
Sabre. 9ie 9e,,tiden ioben nod Ell
niger 3eit, BOB iie iib BLOB gegell=
ieitig Die &opie blatis i6lnsen, nm
Damn nm 10 Ieibter bon Sranfreid)
beranbt at merben ,,no fie ibloiien
,ntereinalroer nnb NIT einigen fren,,
ben MGnten int Sabre 1886 Sriebel..
9as. NOR aber nibt im SSnterdie
5ranfreibs, bas bamals bon Dem
groben Miniiter 8ibelieu aeleitet
pur6e. 9esbalb maridierten ftanao,
iiibe Sruppen in 9entIhlanb elm ,n,S
erneuerten ben ibon obgebrod)enen
&rica, inoe,n iie Sdpcben ,nb oie
ocutlben Eroteltonteu bon neuem bin,
ein5ogen. @erabe biele Iette Geriobe
6es 3Ojibrieen &riegess bradte iene
eroben 8liinoeruneen rno regelloiel
Haub5iige, ipelbe bas beutide 2anb
in 10 fur6tbarer @eiie perbeerter,
oob bol(e a,pei 9rittel ser beutiben
8eoolferl,ng babel orgrlnoe gineen.
9ie gauge @elt ipar i6on lange oes
&rieees iiberbriiiiig ,mb bereits 1641
besannen 6rieoensfonferen5en, Die Die
Sran3oien immer bon nellem bereitels
ten 10 oob bie @erbanoluneen erIi
164S ourb ocn 8eitfGlii6en Srieoe11
abeelbloiien ,peroen fonnten, inoen1
| iih 5ranfreib ben erobten Sell bonn
@liab bolte, oas felt Sen olteIten Sci
ten bis oabin elm oeutibes 2ano ge,
tpelen ,por.
- @. 3D., ga.
Sic meinen, sic Sreimanrerei mill
Ie bod etlpas Gbriitlibes an fi6 ba=
ben, ba iie Sic 8ibe1 gebraudt. Das
| lit Elm 2oeenblenoiperf, ,rm Die Gum.
men an fangen. sSSn nebrern maBge=
benoen freimaureriI6en Sdriften
tperben mir belebrt, boB Sic 8ibel
iiberDaupt feine erobere @eltlmg Dor
Ser sSreimaurerei bat als sic religio=
fen Wii6er bes beibnii6en Mltert,ums
ober Der &oran bes Silams. 9ie
Sreimaurerei bat fit bieie 8iider 10
biel Sob tpie fir oie 8ibel, woonrd
bos Anleben ser 8ibeI BEL Ser Srei=
maurerei ,,ibt nur nibt anerfannt
i,t,A nphnhen inn HERR 1ernneat miner
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gs lit Der GInd oes arieees, bob
er nibt nur oas 2eben bon Nillio-
men ilineer, boffn,nesboaer Wanner.
ion6ern audi MiIliarben bon @elb
,i1b 8eiisfnm 3eritort, ons, anitott
annl Menidenmorben, a,im Beiten
Der MenIdbeit onseiponbt tperoen
Evening star., 1941-05-21
ROD and STREAM x s}sse!aAu XII
Frederick Streams in Better Condition;
Trout Are Moving Up Chesapeake

A weakhsh weighing pounds
isn't small anywhere. Many fisher
men never catch one so large, so
Mrs. H NJ. Thomas. 1920 North
Ode street, Arlington. may be proud
of her catch at Wachapreague.
In way, this fish was an odd
ity. for its tremendous girth, 1614
inches, was far out of proportion
to its length, which was but 3034
inches. Normally it should have
measured at least more inches
in length. Using the formula (girth
in inches squared times length in
inches divided by 800) it should
have weighed 10 pounds 2 ounces.
Such abnormalities occur but sell
dom. yet we have another right at
hand.
The sailfish that won the Rup-
pert Trophy in the recent Miami
tournament, which is awarded on
LENGTH measured 8 feet inch and
weighed IS pounds. 1t was entered
in the Rupert contest also but
has been noSed out by a sail weigh
ing 50 pounds but measuring only
7 feet inches. Both this sail
and the Weakfsh were in excellent
condition and heavy with spawn
Ernest Lee has his Diesel cruiser
back on this side of the bay but,
like many others, found the fishing
tough his first time out, for he
carried Milton Gordon and Ben Ault
over most of the bay before they
finally located few stragglers far
up the Choptank River off Castle
Haven. The catch was Is.
In fact, the best fishing that we
know of on Sunday was the 108
hardheads and II trout caught by
j. E. Scrivener fishing with Capt.
Brady Mckay on the shoal north
east of the Middles. A catch that
brings good tidings. because it is
proof the trout are moving up the
bay.
Anglers Busy Everywhere.
Looking around, we find Spencer
Tracy fishing out of st. Augustine
on the Lev-Lou: Frankie and Lynn
Pascowitz, the youngsters many To-
cal anglers met at Plantation Key
this past winter, on their way up
to Chincoteague to look over the
Old Dominion Club, and possibly to
open it: George Smith back at Point
Lookout after a winter at Tavernier;
Capt. Vic Lance staying on at
Southport for awhile because local
+c Al - l., 1or
numbers of local anglers who have
found this fishing to their liking;
Col. Ed Startling at Catoctin for
trouting excursion with Floyd Akers.
There has been enough rain over
most of Frederick County, Md, to
Evening star., 1941-05-21

There has been enough rain over
most of Frederick County, Md, to
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Star Absent, but Hoya
Racketers Repeat
.0vef ColoniaIs

With Davey johnson still out OF
competition with a pulled muscle,
Georgetown University's tennis team
made a clean sweep of the singles
in its match with George Washing
ton yesterday to defeat the Co.
lonials for the second time this sea-
son, TO. A previous match. with
johnson winning the No. singles,
ended 6-3.
The victory gave the Hoyas a CO.
claim on the District championship
with Maryland and left the Co.
lonials with a 900 percentage in
intracity matches.
Summaries:
singles-Martin &c u defeated
feated Nelson. Ga eW5: waits &c &C. u T.
kopf &c. u defeated Zeller. IS, 81 ;
Rltger &c. u defeated Lifschutz. 90,
5-3: Green &C. u defeated Newlin,
Doubles -Nielsen-Liftshutz &c. Wy de-
feated Boyer-Green. IS. ia. 60;
Mannzeller &c W. defeated Raskopf-
Granger. Sc. 4-6. GO. Ritger- Buzzi
&c. " defeated Neveil-Newlin. S-l g
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Lady RassIers Ready
For Wig Pulling in
Bout Tomorrow

Mildred Burke, champion lady
rassler. and Elvira Snodgrass, pre-
tender to the throne. were to COM
plete training for their epic match
today with a couple of light whoops
and a holler and brisk facial mas
sages. They'll tear a Wig-and we
do mean a wig. in the feature
struggle tomorrow night at Turner's
Arena.
A good supporting card has been
arranged for the gals, who probably
will need lots of support when it's
all over One of the supporters
will be Elivar's better half, Elmer,
who'll meet Henry Kulkovich in a
30-minute draw.
Other matches pair Len Macaluso
with Rudy Dusek; the Green Hornet
with Tommy Rae, Milo Steinborn
VS.. Paul Boesch and Maurice La
Chappelle VS.. Lenny Savoldi.
Another couple and the boys could
have a football team.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Fair Sex Open Event
At Army Navy Club
Monday, June 7
Men Follow, Then Boys
And Girls See Action,
With All Next Month
By BILL DISMER, Jr.

Preparations for The Stars 1941
City Of Washington tennis tourna-
ment for all classes of players got
under way in earnest today with the
appointment as referee of A. K.
Tigrett, former president of the Dis
trict and Southern Tennis Associa-
tions and personal friend of many
of the country's outstanding rack
eters.
The four division competition
starts Monday, June 2, when the
women begin a six-day struggle for
The Star Cup and other prizes at
the Army Navy Country Club Men
start their matches on Saturday,
June 7, at Edgemoor, with June l9
designated as the date of the OPEN
ing of the junior boy and girl tour
namentS at Columbia Country Cllio
and Friends School, respectively.
Although the fiscal affairs OF the
entire tournament will be handled
through the treasurer, A. O. Whites
Office of the District Tennis ASsocia-
ton, details and management of
each division will be left largely to
the officials of the host clubs ami
school
Handlers of Journeys.
Thus, the Women'S tournament at
Army Navy will be under the spe-
ciflc supervision of Comdr. N. w.
Gokey, Col Carl Ristine and Bill
Kenney, the clubs new professional.
At Edgemoor, Mariana Erana,
Frank Shore. Felix Silva and Dick
Spencer will be in charge. AS chair
man of the junior Davis Cup squad,
Bill Shreve will control the Juniors
and boys, with Clarence Buddy
Dawson serving in advisory capacity,
while as chairman of the junior
Wightman Cup squad. Dorette Miller
will handle the girls. assisted by
Tony Latona, tennis pro at Friends
School.
The usual entry fees for local
tournaments will preVail-S2 for
mems and Women's singles and So
for their doubles teams, and Just half
of those amount for the juniors, boys
and girls AS in the past. all pro-
CeedS will 60 to The Stars prize
funds to provide awards for cham
pions and runners-up of each tour
ney.
The Stars perpetual sun-gold
trophies. symbolic Of the mems and
women's singles championships.
again will go to the winners thereof
for year, with miniatures being
presented for permanent possession.
Trophies also will go to the junior,
boy and girl champions.
Send Entries Direct.
Entries should be addressed to The
Evening Stars Tennis Tournament
and sent direct to the club or school
holding competition in which entry
is desired. Thus. womens entries
should be mailed to Army Navy,
mems to Edgemoor, juniors and
boys to Columbia and girls to
Friends School.
Entry headlines will fall at pm.
on the second day before each tour
nament is scheduled to begin. For
women, that will be Saturday. May
81; for men, Thursday, June 5, and
for juniors, boys and girls, Tuesday,
June II.
Defending champions are Barney
Welsh, men; Margo Lee, women:
Bobby Bensinger. juniors Sam
Doyle, boys, and Margot Parsons,
girls. All are expected to line up in
defense of their titles.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Star Pitchers Given
Help, Buffalo Club
Streaks Wins
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Now that Freddy Hutchinson and
Virgil Trucks are getting more help
from the rest of the Buffalo BiSons
pitching corps the laundering herd
is going to be mighty hard to stop.
During the first two weeks of the
International League campaign this
duo carried the burden to keep the
Bisons around the 500 mark, win
ming of 10 games. while a half
dozen other hurlers were losing 10.
Since then, however, the others
have been pulling their own weight
with the result that the Bisons
have won eight games in nine starts
and their last seven in a row.
Evening star., 1941-05-21

BETTER TIRES CO.
l4th Il P SITS. NV.
HARLEY W. PRENTISS
Ga. Ave. & Kennedy NV.
FRANK SMALL, JR.
215 Pa. Ave. Sc.
ROBEY'S SERVICE STA.
1921 14th st. NV.
HARRY'S SERVICE CENTER
9th e. c Sts. S.W.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Gonzoeo Netmen Tuned
To Battle Friends

Gonzagas S tennis team was ready
for its match with Friends tomorrow
which will decide second place in
the Prep School League following
q 81 conquest of Wilson yesterday
on the Pierce Mill courts.
Dunham saved the Presidents
from a shutout by defeating Geno-
vese in three-set singles match.
SINGLES-Sheehan tGonzsgal defe, .eo
Stewart. 6-3, ct; Erwin (Gonzagal de-
feated Dawson, 6--3, 6-4; Curley lGon-
zaga) defeated Ansel. 81 "a, IS:
Dunham (Wilson) defeated Genovese. SO,
6-3. 6-3: Peabody (GonzagaI defeated
Falk, 6N At, 6-3.
DOUBLES +sheehan- -Curley oGonzasa)
defeated Stewart-Ansel, 3--6, 10-S, e.;
Ervin-Peabody (Gonzaga) defeated Dun
ham-Seiderman 6-2. "a.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Woman Racketers Will Contest First The Stars Series of Tournaments
Olson Gets Fifth Slab
Win as WI. Beats
Tech, 5 10 a

boswell Olson, Washington-Lee
High School twirler, today had his
fifth victory of the season tucked
away as a result of his 5-4 decision
over Tech yesterday.
The District nine lost out in the
last two innings when Dan O'Con-
nell weakened after holding the Vir-
ginians to four hits in seven frames
and was touched up for five more.
Eddie De Celle drove In the win
ming run. A homer, authored by
Peter Paul of Tech, accounted for
two runs.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Clean Sweeps in Shot
And $50 Gain Track
Edge for Blair

Srecial Dispa tch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, May 21.-Clean
sweeps in the 880-yard run and To-
pound shotput were responsible for
Montgomery-Blair High schools
triumph over Annapolis High in a
dual track meet yesterday, A to "a.
Bains, Palmer and Neumann fin
lshed In that order for the victors
in the $50, while Berry, Roundy and
Boyd mopped up in the shotput.
Davis of Blair turned in a O:556
effort to capture the 440.
Evening star., 1941-05-21

Runs-Paul, Keithley Bryan. O'Connell.
Shepherd (2D. Owens, De Celle Drucken-
miller. Errors-Tapp. Druckenmiller, Ma
ter. Harvell. Two-base hits-Keithley, De
Celle. Hurst, Druckenmiller Three-bsse
bases-Huff, De Celie McPherson sacri-
fices--Tapp. Olson. Left on bases-Tech,
Il; Washington and Lee 10. Bases on
Struck out-By OConnell, 10: by Webb,
J.: by Olson. :. Hit by pitcher-By Olson
Bryan. Passed hall-Harvel Wild
Losing pitcher-Webb. Umpire-Mr. Rus
SELL Time-3:20.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Center Market on Top

Center Market scored in every
inning except the first to trounce
D. G. S., 15-7, in Departmental
League game yesterday. Roberts
and Tonker paced the victors' at
tack with three hits apiece.
Evening star., 1941-05-21

take the midsummer look from the
trout streams and raise the water
level good inches. The fishing
should be better for the next 80
days. possibly until the end of the
season. The fish are rising to al
most any dry fly now. where last
week it took No. 20 at least. Late
evening still is the best time.
Women Nabbing Prizes.
The women are pushing the men
around in the current Rupert con-
test, at least as far as the action
and catching the big fish are con-
cerned. The gentler sex grabbed
off all the honors in the tarpon
fishing on the Florida east coast
last month. Top fish was a 176-
FOUNDER. Now, with the fishing
shifted to the west coast. they're
still going strong. and the best fish
now weighs 1856 pounds.
In the white marlin class. a
woman angler has jumped into sec
ond place with a fish weighing 1T
pounds. First place continues to be
iiCld Us lIlC 1AO- pOluluCI VI I1dIOIQ
Wells, a local angler, but with the
gals going so good he might not be
able to hold his lead through the
summer fishing at Montauk and
Ocean City.
Anglers have wondered to what
use our Uncle Sam puts the monies
received from the sale of hunting
and fishing stamps, which is re-
quired of every one before he may
hunt or fish in any of our national
forests in Virginia.
Here's one use-approximatel
10000 yearling and adult trout are
being held for distribution in Jeffer-
son National Forest during this
summer and those earmarked Wild
life dollars are feeding them.
Many of these trout are spaWners.
They will be planted in the streams
that have been most heavily flshed
during the open season. 1t is hoped
many young fish will be produced
naturally in the streams by next
year. BY stocking spawners. forest
authorities are developing to the
fullest extent the natural capacity
of these waters to produce more and
more trout for anglers.
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