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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

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FOI.kESTONE--The srsat-
eat force of Royal Air fore
bomber. ! have ever seen in
daylight since the wars start
reared Aeross the Dover
straits this evening and at
tackled the coast Of northern
France.
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prevented . vssw Il ths nsmh~vs
driving home thssr attach. but
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ros . shsst time In early svs-
ming ths sky aver ths straits ssst-
ssaiy seemed % - fiils1 vtth
iroainx plan~s asasmbiina fpun
various asf~esions toe . stsaasis
sweep.
mad not heard ssssh . roar sines
the German iuftwaffe ussd In st-
tack Ifits.s vltA 400 In 80 psasss
simultaneously last autumn.
Residents ~ southeast towne
sho gather an tbs cliffs svefy svs-
ming nov after dinner 10 watch The
RAJ 81 ~osk heard . sss<,deu
sharp rosr - tbs PLANES agar
entity tYlnsd In formations and
dssnsd of for the sitssh %
frenen sbl~etises
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After ths bombing attack mors
fighter pisnss xesmed across M
straits ard u seemed certain thsy
we're EVER krsnea tsfritssy again
several times during ths dsy
fighters drgssd seruss th~ essss~
nsi and rsssd inland aver France.
ones thsy we're accompanied - .
fs~ eombsrs. bat sssloa along this
front appeared IN b small seals
until this evenings hsG ATTACK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Prominent 0lYmpian
Believed Drowned

OLYMPIA - Searching parties
today secured Puget Sound near
the Olympia port dock for the body
of Homer L. Wolf, prominent olym-
pis businessman who disappeared
from his 30-foot sailboat last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Nazis Claim
More Gains
Into Soviet

The German high command
claimed today that Nam pan
yer forces have erashe d
through main Russian de-
lenses on an sS.mile front
along the Rerexina river. al
most halfway ,c Moscow from
the frontier starting points Of
the offensive.
The high command located the
spesFhssds u the sasi advances a
norinav. "a mllss heyund ninsk
On tho hinsh-to- Moscow highway
and about $50 miles from the
Soviet capital. and nnhrulss. ios
miles inside aid Russia and a.
miles south ~ norlsov.
The chief Nasi claims
I. German troops hsv. pounded
In 400 % 7Th mile. from the ues-
Russian frontier en the rem
trail front parallel and south ~
Mlnsk. Tfisy have about 40 miles
10 20 10 Moscow 10 the sast and
about ZOO 10 kirv, Ukraine capital.
n the southern wing q the Sssi
forces swings In that direction
The high command aid not claim
occupation sf hinsk. indicating
Russian forces still are holding
out In that position. pfob2bly ~
peril 81 another great snsirels-
m.nt.
SOVIET ARMY TRAPPED
2 Tn. big Russian forces on.
oirclsd from slalysios 10 hinss
attempted again and again to
break out Of tho Tightening sszi
ring. Eight Ia IA Russian attacks.
supported by tina heaviest tanks.
were beaten off. said tbs high coin
mand. Thns. the Germans indi.
Gated progress In their obieetiss
II splitting the Russian armies 10
destroy them pisesmssi.
D Southwark In the region Qua
vest of IN. Ukraine where the
Germans are slowly cracking Rus
sian fDrslfirstions around Lwos.
tbs high command claimed that
psnxsr forces are nov sweeping
around that city bath To the north
and south In q mud pursuit u tina
beaten enemy" uss II this
phrsss by ths German high com.
nsnd Invariably indicates esllsf
Dy Berlin that enemy troops have
Dssn dlsorgansxsd 10 Inc point
~hsr~ further resistance 10 i'm.
po@slbls Moscow first reported
the fail u Lsow last night bat
1atsf siihdrs~ tho statement and
said He'd troops ara siiil fighting
e. In NJ B~ifls ststes to
Gsrss~ae eisiDs~us 10 b sweep
Ing shsad In . hss drive stss
ssga. capital ~ L~tsi.. ant
sssssiish prs~s reports .ssSss-
ed The city Wa tsksa % 10
.. ma. tsdss.
D On thu Finniss ffsnt IN. Hus-
ssa. .dJslItsd FInnisb.osfmsn
drive on hurmsssk. Aretie port.
bat claimed that Il had b~ss
brought 20 a halt sfssr small gains.
me Germans reported the sinking
~ a Russian destroyer snd dam.
sgs W sgsthsf s>gn VI ms FISHER
peninsula.
NAH CLAIMS UscosrIaMgD
m. Rlleslsns nave not admitted
the fail ~ hlask ard ths German
high command mas moi pet claimed
IA capture althoaxh Naxi military
sbasssasnt msds this claim AMI
(Coatln.sd On Psss 70. coismn ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

INDIANA. Pa ms Death toll
u . 1sA.t sxplosion which blasted
tns Aeintyrs nlas 81 Ina fsoeh@s-
ter ana PrtssDngh Coal ca. ross
10 seven today q. officials opsned
an inquiry 10 dstsrnins easss< cf
ths sccidsnf.
John chorzAk. a. 81 fs<iin. Pa.
died from burns nsariy 7t hours
after h had b~sn brought from
tns depths Of the mine whsrs six
q mis- fellow workers ~srs siIied
by tbs blast o. tina Subsequent
lack of oxygen
Sixteen others remained IN In
mana hospital suffering from
burns OF smoke inhalation.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
"A oxx az,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Most
Savage Air
Raid Of War


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

First registered as actually be
longing to Pierce county board No.
was Melvin Leroy Parr. Of Vega.
on Anderson Island, who had 10
max. a full days expedition To Ia
coma for ths event.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

Americas class Of 1920 will
respond enthusiastically To the call
to the colors. II the attitudes Of
the grinning boys who raced TO
their Tacoma draft boards at 7
=. m. are Indicative.
Every board found at least one
man with his hand on the door
knob. the clerks reported. The first
hour saw local board No. and
the South Tacoma board running
close with more than dozen
registered In each.
-Four In Armory
Downtown In the Armory the
four boards had set up tables In
the main dfill hall and were equip
ped 10 handle far more young men
than were arriving after the first
rush.
Local draft board l gave first
honors 10 William Clifton Roberts
OF 3s23 No. Cove st. first Of the
new 2l-yesr-olds 10 get TO its
table.
City board No. 2 registered Cliff
ferd Rangvsld Bendiksen q <37
Eaweett an it's first.
Out at South Tacoma, city board
No. found Andrew Wingsrtsr OF
720s SO. Fife 81. first at the door.
Local board 4 at the Armory first
registered Richard II. White. Of
1921 la. G 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
In Major Leagues
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 010 00l 200 ! 2
Boston 80. COG 900 OOx-6 10 o
Schumacher, Bowman 90, Nc
Gee "a and O'Dea; Fitzsimmons,
Hutchings (S1 and Mast.
st. Louis 023 OIL 210-l1 IL 3
Pittsburgh 800 Ol0 COS IA o
krist, Warneke "a and Man
cuso: Sewell, Wilkie % and
Baker.
Philadelphia 200 Ol0 100 2-6 IL
Brooklyn =. 900 sol 900 o. 3 o
Grussom. Pearson C6) and War
rem, Livingstone; Fitzsimmons.
Brown ~. Casey 90 and Franks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Temperatures: High, IL; low, IS.
Sun rises, 4:l9; sets, sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE

FIRST game
Boston -. 900 002 0O0-2 /
New York 900 400 Olx-7 IS 1
Harris. Ryba "a. Potter ~ and
Pytlak; Russo, Chandler % and
Sylvestr.
Detroit 49,. 900 200 O03-5 IL o
Chicago. 49,. 100 900 OOO-l s
Trout and Tebbetts; Smith, Hal
lett (9) and fresh, Dickey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

rhs Iulssasns nave not admitted
the fail ~ hlssk ard ths German
high command has moi yet claimed
IA .sptur. slthosixn Man military
sp<.sss9snt made this claim and
(contin.sd On Psss 70. coisma ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02

BANK TKANkACTfONs
Tacoma ...............A.ssesooo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

must have been talk about the days Bridges
wanted to pitch that bad he could Little has
been written about the keen disappointment that must have
been his when announced that Bo Be- going back
with only days
Being player and the grand gent he Except
Denny CARROLL probably knows thought, how dis
appointed Bridges must have BEEN
These lines aren't written with any idea of secondguessng
Del Baker this late date He probably had other decision
make except with the who had than other
pitcher carried the Tigers the League champion
ship and who already had chaked two victories the series
How CALAMITY 30 Bo pitched is baseball history.
But the of the evening when old Denny Carroll gets
TO remnscing I'll wager he is still saying:
my boy would have turned the trick. From somewhere
would have that steadyng hand My boy still had
overdue payments coming from the baseball GODS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Another Experiment in Boxing

Another of those Interesting experiments will be tried with
the boxing game Naval Armory tonight.
promoter Jack Pearlman making his debut and
he is giving the fans quantity. if not quality
Pearman has watched spectator fans focked 10
amateur showsbu stayed droves when professional
card announced.
This to me- he told friends that there is nothing
wrong with the The lie the way the
pro game is run"
SO Pearlman Jerking leaf the book. He's
putting nine bouts and 40 scheduled rounds of fighting
The bouts from four rounds the which
eight In this way he believes there will be fast action in all
bouts And there enough bouts listed that dull
be a the referees discretion
Maybe the guy has something 1t will be interesting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

could be done once, can be done
again.
They're merely recalling the first
get-together of State and Michi-
gan on the basketball court this
Winter. Michigan won, 42-14.
For tonight's game. both clubs
are in good physical condition.
They're also well rested. Michigan
hasn't played in two weeks. while
the Saprtans have faced only one
opponent in the last 10 games.
ONLY ONE UNDEFEATEL
On the state high school basket
ball fronts this year. both form
and perfect records have bumped
into regular reXersals since the
present season began back in De-
cember.
There's only one undefeated
Class A quintet-outside of the
Detroit Metropolitan League. The
team-Grand Rapids South = has
won IL straight.
In two of the four other major
out-state circuits the Southwestern
and Saginaw valley-the leader
each has been conquered twice.
The Valley pace-setter, Flint
Northern-winner of the state title
for the last two years--has col
lapsed since mid-year graduation
robbed the team OF five stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

dethrone Conn
at yesterdays
m e eting the
title was tossed
into a scramble
a m on G Anton
C h r istoforidis.
the n. B. A.
title. holder;
Gus Lesnevich.
Jimmy w e b b
and T o m m y
{ Tucker.
w g b b a n d
| Tucker meet in
a hereunder on
F g b r u airy 81
and ChriStofor-
ids and Lesne-
vich agreed 10
face each other
on Nav =. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
MISTAKES COSTLY

The Wings made one mistake
late in the first period and another
about half way through the second
stanza.- And as result of those
slips they were two goals down
starting the final chapter, during
which they went for two more
tallies while staging five-man at
lacks TO get back in the game.
The Bruins were flying but they
had plenty of trouble trying TO
shake off their Detroit checks.
who covered them like blankets
during most of the game.
Woody Dumart, Capt. Dit
Clapper, Eddie Wiseman and Roy
Conacher did the scoring for the
Bruins.
Johnny Mowers. despite the fact
that he was beaten on four oc-
casions. was sensational in the Red
Wings net Time and again the
Bruins Unanswered into scoring
positions only 10 have Mowers kick
or defect their tries for goals off
into the corners.
During most of the opening
period. the Red Wings held a de-
cided edge over the Bruins. They
swarmed into Boston territory at
frequent intervals and but for
some fancy goal minding by
frankie Brimsek would have
scored plenty OF goals.
R0STON DLIH0II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Lawrence Tech Wins

Lawrence Tech beat st. Mary OF
Orchard Lake last night in
Michigan-Ontario Conference bas-
ketball game. 4S-34.
Sam Lieberman scored six bas-
kets for II points to lead the Blue
Devil scores. John McAndrews
led the ST. Mary with five field
goals and two free shots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Stroh = .Routs
E.-B. TO Stay
In Race

Stroh remains IN The quest for
The Detroit Times All-Sta. classic
championship today in conse-
ouence OF a brilliant three game
sweep AZ Argyle Recreation last
night over Ekhardt & Becker.
Stroh had 70 Win and did In con-
sequence r. q B. shares first place
with Norton winner Of only one
game from tail-end Pepsi-Cola.
Stroh and Detroit Gasket arc tied
for third and only ono game away
from first.
Capt. Joe Norris was The spark
plug IN Stroh's sweep as ms team
toialed 97S-1Q32-10SS for 1860 "a
2Se7 Norris bagged 20l-236-2l4
for 651, 10 tighten his hold on
first place in the individual aver
ages. as John Crimmins. nlnner-up,
tipped only 577- Norris had help
from Fred Wolfs 639 and WallN
Reppenhagon's SIS Fred Brcckle
topped the losers with 62S while
Tony Novak had 600 even.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Trouble for HurIers:
Jimmy Fox Is Signed

BOSTON. Feb. 12.-(INS)-
Jimmy Foxx. smuggling first base
man of the Boston Red Sox. signed
his 1871 contract yesterday, Cen
eral Manager Eddie Collins wired
the home office from Saratoga,
Fla. This leaves only Ted Will
liams, Bobby Doerr and rookie
pitcher Cecil Hughson unsigned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
TIE Is BROKEN

Krakow broke its three-way tie
for sixth with Schmidt and Goebel
by tripping the former two with
1854 TO 1882. Paul Scribner led
off for Krakow with 235-222 in 646,
az Chef Bukowski continued with
62S and Steve Dutko garnered $40
Twentieth Century scored two
game surprise victory over Goebel
with 2944 10 2939. winning the
second by one maple. Jim Mar
shall was high gun for Goebel with
$50. while Bill Littman and
Charley Rabaut spanked the win
ners with 624 and 6lS respec-
lively
Mike Testa's GIG went for
naught as Chene-Trombly dropped
two 10 Paris 2790 10 2S19 Risdon
and Nernor's put up tight scrap.
the former emerging successfully
twice with 2S39 to 27S6. Charley
BARTLETT hung up 235-230 in 6i7,
Howard Curtin and Joe Zimmerle
anchored their respective ans
with $40 and 623
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Four TO Battle
For Ring Title

NEW YORK. Feb. 12.-The New
York State Athletic Commission
has made its first move toward
bringing about successor TO Billy
Conn as light heavyweight cham
pion.
While the commission did not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Swope ReaPpeinfed

ALBANY. N. Y. Feb. 12-
-UNSJ-The Senate yesterday
unanimously confirmed the reap
pointment of Herbert Bayard
Swope. chairman of the New York
state racing commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Highlieh+s
In Sports

Elimination bouts arranged
by New york State Boxing
Commission promise to produce
an undisputed light heavyweight
ruler.
Billy urges to carry out
shortstopping duties with New
York Giants even at cost of sac
rificing hearing In his left ear.
Oh. NV Own Brucie holds lead
in Westminster Kennel Club dog
show.
WeIker Cochran deals defend
ing champion Willie Hoppe his
first defeat In II matches at the
1871 world three-cushion bill
lizards tourney. 50-40.
DIR. r. c. "Phog" Allen, has
ketball's original coach, advO-
Gates nine-man teams and
enlarged playing field to give
the court game greater crowd
appeal.
MIA plans bargain counter"
series of fights involving the
middleweight title now held by
Tony Zale.
Jimmy Wilson SAYS he's not
worried about Chicago Cubs is
hOldouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Bruins Defeat
Red Wings in
Boston, 40

Continued from First Sport Pagel
from start to finish. 1t was one
these nights when Referee Mickey
Ion allowed everything to go. He
called three penalties against the
Wings and only one Bruin visited
the box. He could have called a
hundred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
New Pro Eleven
Won t Operate
This Fall
BY EDGAR HAYES

Efforts 10 get the Detroit team
to operate in the American Foot
ball League during 1941 failed. II
was learned today. w. D. Crit
fiths, president of the league, con-
ferred with Detroit officials here
yesterday. but they fatty refused
to consider a team this Fall.
The Detroit owners of the new
franchise want to build up
strong organization before they
put team in the field. The ar
ticles of incorporation are being
drawn up and will be filed within
the next few days.
8 TEAMS THIS WAR;
1t is believed tbaf D. Dwight
Douglas will be the most active
member of the group which IN
cludes Charles T. Fisher and WhS
liam Dillon. Offices will be opened
in the near future and general
manager chosen.
Griffiths announced while in
Detroit there would be eight teams
in the league this year Baltimore
and Philadelphia have been added
to the list. which included Cincin-
natl Columbus. Milwaukee. Buff
falo. New York and Boston.
Runnor has it that Powell Cros-
lev will become a partner in the
Cincinnati team before long. Crit
fiths refused to name those inter-
ested in Philadelphia but limited
they were baseball people. He said
Bert Bell owner of the National
League team in Philadelphia, had
not completed lease of this year
in Shibe Park but the new team
had been assured of use of the
park.
HOME AND HoMEIGAMES-
1--WE would like very much to
have a strong eight-club league
Griffiths said. Then we could
play home and home games with
each of the teams and come up
with a real championship.
I'VE would welcome a work.
ing agreement with the National
League. IL we made that ar
rangement the commissioner,
Elmer Layden, would have a
real job. There are plenty OF
players and plenty OF territory.
All we have to do Is to divide 1t
properly"
Grififths has gone to Milwau.
kee. He plans to return shortly to
go over some of the details Of the
new organization here. He left
the franchise here yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

survivors of the two bouts to clash
in June for the l75-pound crown.
which Conn is releasing so that he
can challenge Joe Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
GRAYBILL Is STsP

Y remained for the last place
PEPSI CoiaS 10 put on the fire
works. however, as the upset fore
casts in gathering in two games
from Norton with 1856 TO 277l
reaching 1l02 in the second Mike
-GraYhill thrilled the overflow
crowd with DTS middle 10 tic for
third high game Of the season,
adding POS and 172 for 655 to lead
Pepsi-Cola. He was followed by
Bill David with 202-222-22l for
Gas and Tim Miller's sos Norton's
high man was Chef Slicey with a
232 finish in 622.
Detroit Gasket lost a chance to
create triple tie for first when IT
dropped the first game to Walby,s
Ritefire. II toppled 297l pins to
2S1S. Tire Gasket mon went over
the top as Bill North spilled 222-
ODD in 643. Archie Jankowski 63f
and Bill Mowery COS. DR. Bill
Murphy hooked 224-2o3-20S for 635
for Ritefire.
Mineralites likewise missed
golden opportunity TO pull closer TO
the leaders as Coca-Cola caused an
upset in taking two with 1896 TO
1863. Roy SILVER" Milan's 236-
205-203 for GA led the Cokes as
Henry Ef1rle dropped GIG pins into
the pits. Charley Kotarski, Min
eralite lead-off man. had the high
series of the evening as he finished
with 24S after a 22l start for 667
This is Kotarski's seventh consecu-
tive series over the 600 mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
SparfaIlS Confident
They Expect to Chase Jinx and Reverse Tables
on M FiUe at East Lansing Tonight
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Elsewhere the excitement prob
ably won't be as great. But up
East Lansing way. there's going to
be a hot time in the old college
town tonight.
The big doings will be occasioned
by the basketball engagement be-
tween University of Michigan and
Michigan State-the rivals second
meeting of the season on the court.
To State supporters, the APP
pearance of the Michigan five in
East Lansing annually highlights
the Winter activities. Only in
recent years, the State spectacle
has been marred- by a string of
consecutive Michigan victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
STATE is CONFIDENT

The Spartan crowd is convinced
the Michigan ink will end to-
night. In East Lansing, they
.point to the Spartan successes this
season over Long Island tbeaten
only by State in in II games),
Temple. Creighton, Ohio State Ga
Big Ten power) and Marquette,
among others.
However, Michigan rooters
aren't particularly worried over
tonight's outcome. The Wolverine
cheer Spreaders contend what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

UCowIey Reardon, Conseher Cain WISE
man Hll Jackson.
Detroit spares Wh'eisw. Orlando,
Moiter Giesebreeht. Liscomoe Hove,
Fisher. Brunetsau.
Referee-Miekey Ion. Linesman-A. q.
Smith.
FIRST PERIOD
i-Bosion. Dumsrt (sehmidD. l6 10.
PsnAlties-None
SECOND PERIOD
D Boston. Clapper (Cowley) 70 80.
Penaities-Wsres (hgh stick, Smith
thigh STICK.
THIRD PERIOD
3-Boston: Wiseman tHoilett-C O " ! 2 ~.
IL IS
f-Bosion: Conacher 1WsemAnl. 10 30.
PenAlties--Abel tripping, ottsf
(hDokingt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Answer to Queries on Mystery Wheels:

ANSWERS distance full
although their
While rolling three the small wheels
gradually
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

THE MISPLACED HOUSE Explanation OF yestert
The police barracks at Csrns, with Its pro-
jected loophoie turrets, look strangely out of
place in this Irish village. until II Is realized that
the building was placed here by mistake. While
these barracks were being planned, number of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

$50 aa5 Totals asI sss sIf
d 25so Grand total 2sas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

slls Ginlsit,,ug gum Sfmanf iona
Der Mannerd,or Cintraht Sermania
5pei Sieoer. Die pom Gbormeiiter q.
Nifolans Su eincm perihmolsen ,pas
rem. ltno 5nar "Seut lit beut!" uno
Gin SeQer l,no Elm 9abcn. sic !ua.
rem beioe mein." Tas sluitrcten Oes
Mancrhors, rote Stuoententapen
tragena. luirfte gut lmo Die SGnger
crntetcn groben 9eiiaQ.
Iahber bcsaben iid aGc Ginger
lno @aitc nod oen untercn RGum.
lidfeiten. luo man iib bel gutter Ct.
fri|dung lmb iroblifem San5e Su
Sceol's SrdeIter. wcltes sic id)on.
lien &icucr Ml,cr ipicltc, nah ed,,
ter bclliiher 9lri rnterbielt. Gs uarcn
tatiidlid, acnl,Brcielc Siunocu, ole
man nit Ser Gintraht ,Sermania per.
lcbte. Soften mir. oaB. p,nn Die
Gintrnd't .1crmnnia lpicocr cincu
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