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was Lois Terry, the blonde bomb CT" then considered the greatest pitcher in the game.
 Quite unimpressed, Dot Wilkin- son, the fifth grader from the des- ert country, socked the ball out of the lot for a home run which (a) won the game; (b) got her an offer to go into the movies, which she didn't accept, and Co put the Ramblers in the big time softbal picture which they now dominate as national champions.
 That was the second year of the clubs existence. The 1941 Ram blers, who will defend their title in the national tournament at De- troit September 10-14, also empha- size youth, plus unusual versatility of players and tradition of win- ming that seldom is broken. The average age of the ten regular starters is 19 years.
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first game, 4-3, but the next day Hoffman talked a Phoenix office supply company into sponsoring the team and the girls didn't lose another game that first season until a Cali fornia club beat them in the finals of the sectional tourna- mcnt. They copped the Arizona title, and have repeated each year.
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The Ramblers are no softba,l Topsy that just "growed" into fame. The club was organized carefully with the idea of making it the best that available talent and coaching skill could produce. There was plenty of talent, be- cause in Arizona there is a soft ball team behind every other mesquite bush.
 The coaching, from the begin- ming, has been done by Ford Hoff- man, state softball commissioner, who recounts this history of the team.
 In May, 1883, three girls who taught physical education in Phoe- nix schools decided to organize a ] team to join a new league. They hand picked a group which did so well that four of them remain ac- tive today. Hoffman, then play ground instructor, agreed to show the girls some fine points of the game. He still has the job and one of the founders, Peggy Flood, whc still takes a turn in the outfield now and then, is now Mrs. Hoff- man.
 Other founders were Jessie Pet. erson, now Mrs. Paul Ellsworth and Rheta Thomas, since become Mrs. Russell Jackson.
 The Ramblers dropped their
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REPRESENTS ELKS
 Past Exalted Ruler Frank Bayer of Anchorage Lodge No. 1851, has been named Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler in the Anchorage district
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Tree climbing fish abound in Ceram, an island in the Dutch East Indies.
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Incidentally, that first 30-game winning streak was the teams longest, although they have never lost more than eight games in any one season. For eight years the record stands 317 won, 3S lost.
 The Ramblers reached the semi finals in national competition three times before, finally taking the title in 1940.
 Tt is not a team of stars" Hoff- man insists, although the roster includes Dot Wilkinson, now IS and without a peer behind the plate; Louise Miller Curtis, who pitched three games in one day at the 1887 tournament and won them all, one a no-hitter; and Amelina Peralta, who won all- America pitching honors last fall by beating Cleveland 10 to 3 on six hits in the championship game.
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Most of the IS girls on the squad play every position well, which Hoffman points out, is a tremendous help in the long pull of tough 50- or 60-game schedule.
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They are real champions. They take all corners. This sea- son has seen a parade of the Vests toughest teams to PhOe- nix, all to take a drubbing from the Ramblers, who, be- tween invasions, have taken time for few triumphant tours of their own.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28
Daily Dispatch bureau.
In the Sir Waller Hotel.
BY HENRY ANEREI.

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-28

Some pay cash for their things
and lead a nlOnotonouS lite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Benny Leonard
Tender

Benny Leonard and Lew Tend
ler, lightweight boxing rivals Of
the carly twentles, have signed for
a bout IN the Arena Bowl, next
Monday evening. according To an
announcement today by Promoter
Eddie Lewis.
Thus DciroiterS will be enabled
10 sec these famous 132-pourmerS
Who fought for the division title
IN 1872, again in action Leonard
now is Is and Tcrdlcr 43.
'fi'1111C' ciI1yraTcC OT Tho bouj VIII be
decided a. a conference between
the participants and Lewis. later
in the week. At which time the
third man M the ring also viii be
announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Tigers Swamp
Lansing Nine

LANSING. July Q Rushing
across T. runs in the last three
innings, the Detroit Tigers crushed
tho Lansing Senators, 1919, here
last night under the arcs Of Mu-
nicipal Park
Included in the collection of
Detroit hits of three Lansing
hurlers were TWO homers by RIP
Radcln and a third circuit clout
by Dick Wakefield Dizzy Trout.
Floyd Giebell and Bud Thomas
worked on the mound for Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
At sIEEnIk nnMNs

Weather. clear. TACK. fasi.
First Race--Old River, Miss Mogul.
Trystate Pay Rack
Second Race Fly Gent, Erectk Michi-
gan Flirt Story Time
sixth Rsee-skin Deep
Eighth Race--Hollimage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
zuppke Gets
More Support
international News service Wire

CHICAGO, July g Football
Coach Bob Zippke of the Univer-
sity of Illinois received endorse
ment from the schools former
gridiron greats in his fight against
a move to Gust him from the
coaching staff
In a resolution passed by a
meeting OF former Illini stars,
Zippke was praised for his Is
years of "unfailing devotion to
Illinois and Illinois football
teams"
I'VE urge most strongly"
the statement said. that dur
ing the coming years, Zuppke
he given loyal and unqualified
support Of the athletic depart
meDt and that he he given the
privilege Of completing his serV-
ices to the university under the
most favorable conditions"
-tii4ese-ss.tt tending Ia
meeting were Harold +. Red
Grange, Harold Pogue, B 0 b
Fletcher and Harry Hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
D. B. f. schedule

CLASS 4 Anes vs. visHc NV l.
: 81 Hodges nodEes ~ Auto Club Nv.
J 2 30 Pr~ers Pontiac ys. Pepsi co.'s.
q 30 Pare bye
CLASS B-UAw ~ W raw ST. NV
I, URWA iGI ~ GHleG Dalf} NW
a . 30 -Four Lear " Pr.e;o NR 2
: Jaw W Hie. NW = 1. Jaw fsf
~ Walt Williams Nv. Z. % Industrial
Sheet vs Hssseti NV ? ? so Fast sire
Goa " McI.omh steel wv s. T. sioher
:. ~ Wa5ae G,s ap : -, Mc,
CURES W. Grsy hnund r. Atkinson :, go
RAY CO 80 Arthurs. Atkinson 2. 80
tem i la y. Al Ea,r I.q, n Basssa
30. Hoffman " JAW lh7. Ives 50
sans Vs. Has CLARK PARK, /
CLASS Bradford ~ I9sco Ives 7
NNanio Vs. We SIDE Belle isis 2 10.
square Deal vs. Andrew = r. 3 80.
CLASS - De SAINTS 50 Victory Motor.
y r pafwuof Merchants - Ne
Nrdalc BdNs Strerei 2 80 posssl9is
PSI IT. g F1Wsicr- - -~rs--f = ~
". Li0rs ~ .Toniss Cour'ust CoDict
81 Qusl'F Laundry ~ Americans
JANE 3. 20: STAR Lodge vs. Falcons
CLASS Tfans ~ Comets. JAYNE =
=. Learned Guns " MINNIE Nc0 Lodge
> Nsnkfr Cuns W wildcat. l0rKs 2. I
Eudshn Irs l5f W ParsVde BOYS Gun
- flAN N 'N. -NNt'f IiFhI NEWT ~ ~
De Ia sale p 81 Joseph Com
rtrcisl "a Catholic Central Chandler
panthers ~ Hornets. stpepel ? Fedora,
BAr vs. strathmo0r Mchts Jttflehein Z
Grands Used cars Lftlehsld 30. Cooley
Cuos Va Haae. Cooley. I - Johns "
Jr Colts DlngemAn ? l. sVee, sixteen
W Falcons Cpdd % Craftsman .Jrs
~. Hym.s Resfp r OF n ! Rams W
ford Post, O.. ~ n. ? 80 Lincoln Park
Nohs~ts ". TIGER Guns, Dinseman 2
cLAss MlDGETs Battalion - Va Bai-
WALTON g. Northwestern Rstt. N We Bat
Atkinson 2 Bait 80 " BAR g. Cpdd
Bait W BA't 3. JAYNE Baft ys
Bait 81 clair. Bsu. IS. Bat 8
p
Al games a, N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
.Royono
Scratch Boat
By GEORGE Y. VAN

Royono, John B. Ford's 72-foot
Iyawl, will be the scratch boat of
the fleet in the seventeenth an
Inual Port Huron 10 Mackinac
race next Saturday in the official
Figures issued by Gregory Fred
lericks. race chairman at the Bay
view Yacht Club.
Manitou, Chicago Yacht Club
entry Of James Lowe, 64-foot yawl,
is allowed | hour Il miputes and
81 seconds by Royono.
Sonata. Dave Williams 49-foot
lcutter, second 10 Manitou in last
years race, has an allowance OF 4
hours 13 minutes and As seconds.
Tommy Fishers cutter. rating the
same as Sonata, has an identical
allowance Sonata won the race
i'm 1897, her first year out
Evening Star. yswl OF Fred
Ford. winner in 1893. is allowed
y hours 50 minutes and 10 seconds
| by Royono.
Kathmar. Dave Sloss' 45-foot
cutter which has been sailing well
this season, sticking. along with
boats like Sonata and Apache, is
Igiven 5 hours AZ minutes and il
seconds by the scratch boat.
Kittyhawk, 55-foot cutter owned
by John "Whiskers" Thinker OF
Cleveland. a fast lady in heavy
going and ship with an outstand-
ing ocean record in Bermuda Mas
sau and Havana racing. has 3
hours Ia minutes and s seconds.
Lyn Troxel's schooner Sea Saga.
a 55-footer from SanduSky which
has been placed in the cruising
class, carries the heaviest handi-
cap in this division. She is al
lowed only two hours and II min
utes and Ia seconds 10 finish be-
hind Royono, while Rainbow ",
40-foot yawl of p c. Williamson,
winner in her class year ago,
gets 6 hours 2 minutes and 26
seconds.
Rambler VI, Andy Langham-
mers smart cutter measuring 3S
feet is given s hours IS minutes
and ) seconds by ROyono.
All Of the racing-cruiSing and
IcruiSing yachts compete under
what is known as the cruising
Iclub or Lippincott rule This is
the handicap system now used in
Iall ocean racing and in the Chi
lcago- Mackinac event. The latter
event. incidentally. will be held
the week following the Port
Huron race.
Iris, Harry Fletcher'S 12-meter
from Alpena is scratch boat of
THE three entries in the racing
division. Erie Crates eight-meter
Shamrock and Fred Temples O.
boat from Toledo. Siren, the other
two entries, both rate the same
under the universal rule. Each
is allowed 4 hours AZ minutes and
81 seconds by Iris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
At ARLINGTON PARK

At ARLINGTON PARK
Weather clear; track fast
FRS, Race Masculine Alumont Date
Ace Topnard Some Man. De Haven.
Second Race--up and Up. Bronte II,
Gypsy Monarch. Banols, Anti Air. Tip
pity
Third Race-Batour Fabens. MaTclaire.
Nancy H. The Shipper Tiny Bit.
Fourth -Flostsway.
Fifth Race Scnnrita Leopa, Tges
Echo Valdina Niece.
sixth Race Knightfors Ritter Ender.
Seventh Race Free Miss. CORVALLIS,
Mr. Moore. Town Ladd. Hard Biscuit,
Rough Diamond.
Ninth Race-Declared of.
At FORT ERIE
Weather. clear. track, fast
First Race Rosemore, BeautY's Spunk.
Second Race 10. Foliage. RudO.
Golden Silence, Hatteras. Light. Foresee.
Fourth RAce--C1cna.
Seventh Race--Storm Light, Holton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Ldyden Plans
To Aid Fans Z
At Pro Games
BY EDGAR HAYES

Keeping the fans informed on
whats happening on the field will
be the aim of the National Foot
ball League, according to Elmer
Layden, high commissioner of pro-
fessional football. Lsyden was in
town for the all-star game and
today returned to his office in
Chicago.
1--WE are going To take some Of
the unnecessary mystery out Of
1.-THE game" Layden said during
his visit here. THE officials will
have white shirts and each one
will have a different color strip,
the referee, black, umpire, red
and 10 on. They will give clear
and unmlstakable signs for any
and all penalties.
"FOr instance well no longer
have little caucus To flip the
coin at the start of the contest.
The two captains and the referee
will meet alone In the center Of
the field. The fans will be able
10 see who calls the toss and
who IL the winner. He will also
he informed quickly what choice
was made.
FANS ARE EDUCATED
I'VE are hoping 10 have a
record season this Fall The
fans are educated tn professional
football and they know II IL
great sport. They like II and are
willing 10 support good teams"
Since taking over his new job,
Hayden has visited most of the
cities in the league.
"They are all well organized
now and there should he
pretty even distribution Of
strength.
I'VE aren't worried about the
draft. Some OF the younger
players may have Ia 60 hut most
Aof the veterans are married and
haye families. The war may hit
at the interest and talk about
football hut the added income
due Ia defense activities should
bring more people 10 the stadi-
ums. sunday may be the only
free day for the working man
nv Fall and II 10 he II apt 60
take uD professional football"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Scratches
AT EMPIRE CITY

Weather. clear, track. good
First Race Blasi. saxon PAU. Tri-
pod Happy Chic
Second Race Gay Amazon. Dai sy Boy
Post Luck Eleven Wall. Murph Peter
Porter Guerrilla Sun Lark
Third Race-GoOd Whiskey. Gallant
Brother Dear. Mischief Afoot Ohlala.
FIN Race Mythical King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Arky Vaughan
Finds Craftsmanship
cSssrSht by Detroit Ti~s. All RIGHTS r,,.n.

Arky Vaughan. who set a record
9or All-Star competition by hitting
two home runs yesterday. left De-
troit singing the praises of the
type of craftsmanship he found
here.
Main reason for Arkys Joy
came after the game when At
torney William G.. Fitzpatrick
grabbed his glove out of the crowd
and returned it 10 the Pittsburgh
shortStop in the dressing room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Aces 9TH at Rambler

Tom Farnsworth made hole
in-one on the Rambler Golf Course,
using No 8 iron. on the seventh
hole, the drive going 121 yards.
Farnsworth carded a 38 for the
nine holes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Pitching Records
Youthful Champion

Herbert Rawlins, 19-yesr-old
assistant pro, won the United
States Open Golf Championship
at St. Andrews in 1894
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
AT DETROIT

At DETROIT
Weather. clear, track fast.
Eighth Race--Crack Boy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
FANS ARE EDUCATED

I'VE are hoping 10 have a
record season this Fall. The
fans are educated to professional
football and they know II IL a
great sport. They like II and are
willing 10 support good teams"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Ted Williams
Pulls MerriWel
For Victory
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
walked. but Ted was one of the
victims of a double play in the
heat.
Paul Derringer and Bucky
Walters, famed Cincinnati chuck
ers. and Claude Passeau followed
10 the mound. in that order.
Passeau, a Cub pitcher. was the
victim of the American League
teams uprising in the glorious
ninth.
With one away. in that inning.
Ken Keltner batted for Smith and
singled. Joe Gordon followed with
a single. and when Cecil Travis
walked the bases were filled Joe
DiMaggio forced Travis. but Billy
Herman's throw 10 first for a
double play was late. Thus the
Americans were given fresh life
and from there went on to victory
when Williams came through with
his tremendous four-sacker and
Gordon and Joe DiMagglo scored
ahead of MIN 10 give their team
a spectacular victory.
AMERICANS SCORE FIRST
The Americans drew first blood
with run in the fourth inning
when Travis, with one out. dou-
bled TO left and later scored on a
two-baggcr by Williams. The
Nationals tied the count when
Walters. in the sixth. doubled and
later scored after Williams catch
OF fly ball off Terry Moore's bat.
But in the Americans half of
the sixth Joe DiMaggio, with one
out. walked and later scored on a
single by Lou Boudreau TO put
the junior circuit boys back in the
lead. But the Americans Joy was
short-lived as Vaughan, in the
seventh, picked on one of Hudson's
Slants for his first homer, scoring
Enos Slaughter, who had singled.
Then in the eighth with Mize
OF. base, Arky uncorked his Sec
ond drive. this time taking picks
or a pitch by Smith With only
two innings to go. the Nationals
5 to 2 margin doomed big, but it
was soon melted away.
There was one out IN the eighth
when Joe DiMaggio laced a two
Dagger TO left-center. Then. after
Williams had looked at a third
strike, Dom DiMaggio singled,
scoring Brother Joe.
With the ninth coming up the
Americans needed two runs to tie
and three TO win. They got four
to win with two TO spare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Only Looks Lame

Memory Rpallr-AetaEaEa-fsl platter
looks as if he is lame because one
of his legs is shorter than the
other three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Horses TO Watch
Nv IEw WALTER

A. Detroit - Shining Day. Nice Coin
Fsda sam. King Malcolm
A. Arlington Park BOOK Plate iNa'dire
Groom Boh's WAY. KirWln
A. Empire CITY Cleo Louise Migration
FoEers Boy. Sheriff Culkin
~ suffolk Downs All Time HiEh
ehowum Enehantress war Result
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

CHRYsLER-ls3s Royal ,-Dr. Trunk.
FULLY equipped. A steal. Sts c21Q
down, balance Is months po -
WIIIYS-lg40 DE I.Bxe tpe. Heater,
F low mileage; IS miles 10 gallon.
sts down. balance C2QO
- months ....-.....-... @c~~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
TIT Woodward

LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1895 sp9rf ooups
built IN radio heater and deffus'ers
finished IN original shiny ebony black,
With dual General whi,eNau tires Is re
conditioned and ready 81 gu. Hurry fai
prics s3as STATE Motor Sale e2ni cass
LINCOLN ZEPHYR CouPE 1897
Garnet red radio saf heater a. Plates
$3.50. SIS down balance Veesiy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Camp Traiiers

one az the best selections Of trucks in
The city MH.enbach. 1850 Grauot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

OLps ~ de luxe 8 sedan. factory radio,
heater one owner. e0-dsy guar only
t27' 'rafc $50 cash Maxwell Grst!ot
O. s2lS Grstiot
OLps 1887 2-door sedan. radio. heater
Highlander plasd trim $2e5. $40 down
.a.-..nn a.a "a r.tna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17

PACKARDs-3 De l. ana Trunk
sedsns. Coupes. factory radios. heaters
really beautful. low as S2ie trade, $40
down NJ gregory, Inc. Heated SHOW.
room. 1868 GSauot
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
400 WOODWARD

Ia sALLE-'3s custom i-door trunk
Nsry clean. radio heater. RhfswaHs,
etc s34s fsIn price. SO down so-day guar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
Trucks for Hire
Automobiles Wanted

Al, coo Junk cars and trucks, pay naorss
Cadillacs. Packards Lasalles, 6-cylinder
Hudsons. SIS, Lincolns. SIS and Up. TY.et
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-17
BERT BAKER


IISCOLS-ZEPhYR- door sedan black.
White sdeVAH ufes rstin. heater ioW
mileage. excellent condition. SIt5. TO
k.nlaa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-23

azok most eppen benniinket
szurtak meg Minket eddig
csak a lelek es tehetseg iranti
szeretet fuz0tt Bandi ocsenk-
hez es ez a kollegialis erzes
sehogyse fer ossze azzal a tisz-
telettel, ami tudosnak, DR..
Sziklay Andor akademiai tag
max, elismert tudosnak jar XII.
Ilyen a k0ztisztelet es kobe
csiles polcara emelt kivalosag
mem lehet t0bbe nekiink "Ban-
di 0csem", mem lehet t0bbe
bajosan boh6kas, j6kedvii paj-
tas, akinek mesteri hegediije
hol megrikat, hol mosolyogtat
hennunket, akinek csattan6 0t-
letei sziporkaznak. Az efajta
tud6snak komolynak, zordnak
mogorvanak kell lenni :.
De DR.. Sziklay Andor soha
mem lesz komor, mogorva, zord.
Mem olyan fabol faragtak,
mem olyan verb6l sziiletett.
Magyar ez a DR.. Sziklay Andor
akademiai tag a magyar lelek
minden erenyevel es biinevel.
Ha - amint sejteni lehet -
meghivjak hamarosan valame-
lyik amerikai egyetemi tanari
szekere, akkor is magyar ma
rad, nekiink pedig, 0regeknek:
Bandi 0cSenk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-23

tamenek AIT olvassuk XII belO-
le, hogy a lelkiinknek kedves
valaki tobbe mar maga Sc gye-
rex, mem is ferfi mar, hanem
ami ANIMAL rosszabb:: tudos. A
tudos pedig akkor is Greg en-
ber, mikor meg fatal.
Vilaghaboru utani, ifju anne
rikai bevandorlo DR.. Sziklay
Andor, a nagy Szabadsag bel
SO munkatarsa. Jeles ujsagiroi
multja volt ugyan mar ottho1l
is, Magyarorszagon, helyeseb-
ben Budapesten, amikor k0zenk
hozta a sors Amerikaba, de
olyan fiatalon, hogy magunk-
hoz merten gyereknek neztik.
De ebben a gyerekben mar
akkor is oft volt a teljes ferfiui
erettSeg, amlkor eloSzOr ult lie a
Szabadsag szerkesztosegeben az
iroasztal melle, hogy tollanak
erejet ide vet6d0tt fajanak
szolgalatara bocsassa. Csendes
volt, szereny volt, a mivelt es
jol nevelt lelek udvariassaga-.
val bant velInk, Greg tollfor-
gatokkal es ugyan XII gondolt
volna akkor meg ARA, hogy q
baratsagos; deriis mosolytol
csillog6 szemek m0gott milyen
nekifesziilt elszantsag rejlik,
milyen kemeny gondolatok
forronganak a busa koponya-
ban?
Sziklay Andor amerikai ele-
tet is jobban kezdte, mint mi.
az 0regek. Elszant er6vel fe-
kiidt neki az angol nyelv ia