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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Rur Ssrrei rsnbenscu. b,c mti Der
CtrnStak " dbmtttaapr" tntrct.
'e wcrben brrn6, Gsttai ;mt Nes-
5fftnilidlmna n rct sm Dsauerv.
tna erfh,rtncnOcn Wummer.
0as 5. Stiftmmasfeit

oes 3ipeig 46 geb0rt nun audi ser
Tergangenbeit an. 0ir fonnen nit
5relloe berihten, baB ale 8eiilher
cine redt genilitlid)e 3eit batten uno
tpollten gar nid)t nlebr nad Sauie
gsben. IS fam alien lei0 ti.n, Sic
Sieie ltnterbaltung permiBt baben
Wir freuten llns iebr, baB Die iungen
MGoden 10 gut pertreten paren, BLOB
ole Sungens feblten. IS iino iebr
oiele BON Chicago, Die 5,lr @ebrmadt
cinbarl,fen iino. @ir ireuen uns
aber cab uns 5tpei Sailors nit ibrem
Belnb beebrtan uno baB lie eine iebr
quite 3eit batten 2as 1eitprogramm
tpuroe BON Ser 5eltprdiibentin Sfap.
Sobanna 'Sallmen nit elmer feinen
Mniprad)e eingelsitet, in lpelder lie
Gen Grfols bes gereins idiloerte, ser
Iebr erfreulih lit, oenn mir baben in
Den pergangenen 5 .Sabren iebr piele
&ranfe nnteritiitt, mas nur ourd
treita 3uiammenarbeit uno ginigfeit
aller Ytitglieoer er5ielt ,peroen fam.
Iann bielten iolgenoe 8ertreter fur
sc MnIpraGen: Hrdi. 5reo Srenot,
3ipeig 8; Mfidael Sbert, S1peig AZ;
Subn Betri. 3peis 10; Vi5eprGi. ".
sin5 pom Chicago SusenSbuno, Yrdi.
slnna Sallb, ,3peie 40 unb 8ruoer
Sobn Selpig, 3,peig 26, bon Barp.
Nidt 5u uergeiien lit uniere Gs-YrGi.
2atb. Vanoer Weulen, Ser Die Wit-
glieoer iebr piel gu banfen baben,
oenn Sd)n. Tanber Meulen bat Dem
Vercin 1 Sabre als Hrdiioentin &C.
oient uno bat iebr quite Mrbeit getan.
IS mar ibr nidts 5u uiel uno 5u
'taper. lpns lie aud in ibrer Mnlpra.
te an oie Mitglieoer idiloerte. slud
bot Sdpu. Yanber Meulen unlere
Sungens, oie in Ser Nrmee iino uno
niht bel uns iein fonnten, niht Der.
Jeiien, oenn lie iprah elm @ebet fiir
ale, oamit iie aqe .pieber in unlern
&reis 5uriidtabren iollsn. 9nnn
'angen Die iltngen Md0den nit Sen
3tpei Sailors ~@oo 8leb Mmerica."
Gie leste geriammluns ipar gut
beiudt uno alle @eiddfte tpuroen gut
srleoigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Kirblicbe Aafbrirbten
HarreQ, Ha.

9cntit,c Gp. Qmth ~. xanims s8trdbe,
7zi-25 Jrnit ytue.
Yfarrcr Sans oobnsbein. Seben Sonns
tag 8 ubr porlnittags Sonntagidlnle; 10
l.Dr beutld)er tte,oicnit; II llbr en0s
lild,er @pttesbicnit sIlle lattberifd)cn
G,laubensgenollcn beutiher llnb enas
Iiid)er 3unge in Sarrca, Sbarnn uni
ltnlaeanna linb 81 ben Uottesotcnlten
berslid)it einNelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Miunacn, ga.
1cntidc Gpang. =Gnth. ct. YeterS-
Ntrmcir0e. =. CTR.

Yiorrcr Sans 8. s. Sin,plet. 24l
MoanS Str, 9ipdeitcr, ga. Sclepbon:
Mpd,eItcr 236e. %ottesbienlt $3.50 llbr
moraens; Spni,tngiduIs 1913 llbr. =
Truilen Icrcin |erianmlung am lebten
Spnncrstao ieben Wpnats. nbenos llh.
Scbcrr,ann 1T bcrslit5 ipillfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Warp, fnbiana

WarD, Snbiana
9eutidbc Gp. 9ntber. 6onteruS .0ird,e
G6c II. Mpe. NIB Iillmprc ctr.
Yfarrer Grih Yeterlon, 1919 Sill:
more Ctr. Sel.: 23551. Sunntnafhnl.
llbr fir bic groBen unb II llbr fir bic
fleinen &inbcr. 8pttesbierit I'm 10 llbr
in Der enaliihen nno I'M II ltbr IN Der
beutihen Sprad,e.
Mne WIaubensaenoiien nno Sreunbe
linb bcrolid) cinaclaccn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
3meig5

IS oiene 5ur eefdaigen aenntnis
allen Mitglieoern oes Shueig ~ bob
Ireitag, ben 2. Oftobsr, Ore ger-
fanlmlung itattfinoet in Der Colonial
&aQe. Mae Nitglieoer iino eriuht
piinft!ib 5ii eribeinen.
3tpaig AZ gratuIiert &errn Go.
naro 8enoer, Der am 19. septamber
in NeD Cattle, Ba., feline Braut bei-
ratete. 3as iunge Gbepoar oerlebte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
2l,,s alliance, Ohie
3meis 8.

slllen Sdapeltern oes Sipeig s
oiene our gefdqigen Nabribt, oab bit
ndtite @erlammlllng am Sonntag
Sen 4. Sftober, nahlnittags, ltrtt.
finoct. Mae ShtpeItern iperoen or,
i!ld)t anipeieno 81 iein, ba tpih!ige
8eibdfte oes Gereins porlieeen
Solte Mitgiieber, .oeId)e nit ib.
rem 3abllngen I'M &iidltano fins.
iouten iid in eisenem Sntereiie git
itebeno MAIDEN.
autb. 56pfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

=. .. @pans. 2mtb. ct. Subannes. .Seird

=. =. Gpang. Nutb. ct. SpbanneS .8ird,e.
Yaitor 9ans 5piiel. 761 @bbn 9pab
Gel Ytulberrb 06Ii ] llhr pormittdos
oeutid)cr Uottesbienit 10 1lrr Sonnz
taalhulc. II uhr cngIiid,er 8ntte5bienit.
Sutb,r 2iga slnond,t uno 0criammllng
Sonntag nberbs 1880 llb. &pnfirnuns
benz llntcrrid,t mo tcntIfe Sd,uIc om
Snn,stcs bon 8 llbr an. glllc Nlailbensa
aenoiien iino ber5Iid eineelaoen.
Glcuclanh Weh. - 9entfd, =OIenteinbe
@'it 80. Str. unb Nillarb Mpc.
Yaitor Sobannes SeutihIdnbcr. 5000
yHillarh MGe. Gel: g8opbbine 9055.
@otteSrienit jehen Spnns linh Nciertag
in oeutid'cr ilnb enaIiid:cr Spradle. =
SDnntaaidnlc ieben Sonntag 80 llhr
uprnitta9s SarauifoIgenb enaliId,er
DotteShitnit bon 1C-10:45 llbr. Sieralif
folgt De- bcl.id,e @ottesoienit II llbr
purn!tta0S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
GlcUclanh @eif. - 9emtfd, =GIenteinbe
% Il 80. Str. unb @illarb Wpc.
Gbitaao, ,Sninois
8cntfdIc mnb Siebcnbiiraifdj Sdd,fiidle
~. YanlmS Ucntciitbc,, 1855 S,umcr Str.

Eaitor Y. Sdmibt, 4S59 Somer Str.
Sebcn Spnnta9 8 llbr Sonuta9ifnIe in
engliid) nnO oelltId, Scntidlcr Gjpttcss
oienit icbcn Sbnntag 1918 llhr; enaz
|liider Yottesbicnit. icbcn Slpeiten uno
uiertcn Spnntng 1915 lthr. 9cut'ther
0onfirmanbcn>l llnterridjt Niittiprd i,.rd,s
mittags 4:30 ltbr; enaliidler 8onilrs
manocns l1ntcrrid)t Snmstng borne tcas
10 llbr. Selltid]e ShuIc Samstag l,ad,s
mittoGS 9 l1br.
MIle @ImtensacncHcn lnb Sreunoc
iinb 1cr5lih einacIaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

Wcl0ern
bon Otto Neid. Miilif BON 81. Nifp.
lails sur Mniiiil,rnng. llnter Sen Sit
bait oes Sultipiels lit bereits ihpn in
Der oprlaen slnsgube unieres gait)Gb=
ten glattes pom Sefretdr ser Gin-
traft Serna,io, Serrn Nfid. &raub,
beriGtet luoroen. gs banbelt iih un
Die @eiBlung eincs slberglaubens, ser
aitd belte nod, belonoers in Dem
Spud Ser Sruooen gipfelno, umter
lnierm Golte in 10 unumlpunoener
Weiie piitet.
Ser Srd9er bes Stiides lit Der ySerr
Salmen Soenncs", bon Socrrn u. Stirz
ner bar9citellt, Der feline Srau .Sus"
BON Srau Semi Mber piebergeaeben,
ilnter allen llmltdnoen bon bieiem Ibcrs
glaubcn bcfreien mill Soelfersbelier iinb
feline NrpBe Spd)ter .Srenpi", bon Waric
Mber, nnb ibr 2iebiter v@ee, bon s.
SnIlncr mieberge9eben Die &ombinatipe
nen. Die iid) aus bielem 3uiammenipieI
ergeben. Iino nlr brplliger Natllr. Die
lid, Dem Snbe Sll. in Dem Moment. no
iit bic SrlIo ielbit 3u erfennen aibt,
muir nod, iteigern Srau 6eobi SrGblio
leiitet in Der Holle Der Sruo eerabesu
bcrpprrdgenoes. Gin itimnulnaspplIes
Bib bege9nen mir in Der vNpfeItlllp"
int criten Bib, mo Die &pltiinlprad,t uns
ierer idd,iilden Srullen eleid auis erite
uns angenebm eefaneen nirunt. Surd
bas gauge Suitlpiel siebt iih Die Wuiit.
fiir bieies Stiid beionbers perfaBt, gleid,
einem rotten Snben, in iilberit belebenocr
BeiIe. -Iotteriprud) Elm arpber gez
miid]ter ebpr nit Srd,eiter, leitet eleid,z
'am als Supertilre DOS 2ulripiel Gin. -
Sdranf fplgt Elm Srauend)pr: ,SpGuz
ten breb bid, Der DE Hofeitrulp" iGus
itriert. - 60 reibt Iid) Gbor, Suett unb
Solo1tild zines an oa5 anbere: ySirbrz
bum, 5rauend,pr, ~Sieb Der 3igdnpdn"
BON Sran GliIubetb SiibIer geiun9er,
-Srlboedpr", elm gdnner6or. Ser
3drr Sulmen". cine Sollabe, Die uns
&err u. Stirner iinst, -Gba. da bes
Wdnnern", Elm Suett bon Srau oebbi
Sroblid nnb Senni slber seIuneen. ~s8o
ds be Sruo?", elm Ndnnerdpr. ct git
nat beifert af Der 8dlt, ma 2dip ,ldb
Sroa seIunrte geidut". elm 2iebeslieb
bon SRI. @urie Nber geiun9en. -Ipn DC
9tinien nemi bldben", elm Guett: 6rl.
Warie Aber unb 'Sobn sauner. 'tGs mer
" bong. Sieb geiuneen bon 5ruu Gem
nj Iber, nno enblid1 Elm GROCER aeniidter /,
Gbor nit Srd)eiter .@ertrm". uls
ShluShor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Detroit, Wid)igan
9cutfMc nnb SGhiiid, Gp. ct. Yctrms
0irdjc, NIenftclb nnb gipSberrn Npe.

Yfarrcr Sobannes Seutih. 1921 Glen
!ieIb Gue. Gel: Yingl,: G2G5. Sants.
tda: DeiltId,e Sdule bon 1O--12 nbr
Sonutaaidule bon 10--11 llbr. @ottess
oies;ii:: con :1-f2 rs" Sebsn letter
Sienstag bes Wondt>, A:;rtenrot5'isuna
9nrdf bic Commemorate ieben britter
Nieustoq. fonit ieoen 8. Sonntaa Sra,,e,;
@erein Seriamntluna. &inberdorprpbt
ie6en Sreita8, abcnsS NIc ,4lnmhensr
1cncHeu etngclnpen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Observation-Disclosures poIfsblatt

5is z llbr i'm SpeiieianI Der 2irhe,
1859 &omer Str, gum Yreis bon
,nr SOC ieroiert. Bite beikucn Tie -fitJ
>ia aarten i'm goraus BEL oen Mit-
Ilieocrn uno unteritiben lie Die Mr-
,eit bes SSrauanpereins. Gin inter
iiantes Yrogranm lit 5ur llnterbal.
ung geplant.
Die @eriammlmng
>es ssrauen Wreins mfrs tpegen Die
r S,ranitaltllng am Dienstag, ben
rs. Sftpber, ltattfinocn. 9itte aud oie
Eeriantmllne 3ablreid 3l beiuden.
EaTfee unG SUDDEN ieruieren Caroline
Sled, Sophie 2urb,'GIis. Yins uno
E. Sufith. 'SO&bie 2urb, Sefr.
3iueia 10.
Die Ytitalieoer oes 3,peis 10 iper.
ben aitfmerfium sernaht, oab Sic Ser
lammlilng am Sonrtag, ben II. Of
tober. obgebalten miro. slQe Mitglie-
Der per>an gebeten iih gu bsteiligen.
Sn oieier @eriemmllng tperoen freie
Grfriihungen an oie Mitglieoer per-
teilt. 9sah osr Geriammllmg miro
elm &artenipiel uno anOere Spielc
reran|taltet. 81 ueltem mir aue Sad-
len BON Chicago aufs ber3lihite ein-
laSen. IS iueroen beleste 8rotdrn
uno Gaffee unO SUDDEN 5u fauien
iein. Die Wfitglieoer iperoen aebeten
no moglih einen Yreis mitaubrin-
gen. Muh ein SUDDEN miro oa,lfeno
angenommen 9itte fommt aue unO
labt lrls. einen semiitliten gbeno
baben. GliS. SitterIp, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

Martba Neinbarbt
geb. @relle
lns entgegengebrahte Spmpatbie
iiir Die ihonen 8lumen, oie Beteili.
gllng am 8egrdbnis, Dem 2eihenbe.
latter q. $. 8uid) & Son fir oie
feline gebienung, Yaltor Sans 1piiel
'iir Die troItreid)e 9eifenpreoigt uni
1llen Die uns in unierem groBen 2eif
,elgeltanoen baben, iagen mir Den
tiefgefiibltelten Oant aus.
Ser trauern0e @atte rno Sflpelte,
Nilp g. Neinbar6t.
Grneitine 0reQa.
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Columbus, Ohio
Guang. Ymtber. Naartim 0mtbcr 2irdjc
G6c Nplcr nnb Wnu Straf;e.

Gaitor M Sapib ssetter. Seben CONT
tag porlnittags 9 ltbr Sonntoai6nle
10 llbr engliid)cr 8ottesbienit; II l1bi
oelItid,er @otfeSbicnIt.
Nle @lollbensaenoiien uni" 6reuno
iimb htr6lidl einaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

Mcr. Muguit s. Gn9elbred,t. Yfarrer.
SeIepIo,, 80. t745. Yin Sonn< unD
6eier!nGcn n,prgcis 9:3O llbr Sonu'
tnaIdliIe. 1880 llbr ena!iId)er @oHess
oi.. :. t:3O llhr bertid,er @ottesotenit
NIlc G!oubels0enoilen, iinb beralteb
iuilltonlmen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

9ie nad)ite Yeriammlung iinoet
I'M 2onnerstag, cen s. Sftober, Itatt
nno ale Mitglieoer iino eriudt 5u er:
i6eincn. IS iin6 iebr uidtige @e-
lhafte 5u erleoigen.
T SIN aomitee fir aafiee uno au-
den 3u ierDieren iino Die folgenoen
lStpaitern: agtbel Matbes, &atb.
ebert, ella. GrenM unb gmilp Haul.
ShaDeitern fommt einmal ale.
9lnna Taub, Sefr.
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Sur Gr1nneruno
2oniie 8infler seb. Simmer

an u11ere gellebte WroBnhltter uni
Wutter
Qoniie @infler geb. Simmer
geitorben am 4. Sftober 1941.
Seit einem Sabre rubit bu nun
Sn fiibIer Groe' S6ob.
Sod bic Grinnerllng nn bid
SIT bei uns nod INNER aroB.
0l iuirft nns ,tt,pergcblih iein
Nube innft. Oh ipir and trnmcrn
unr betriiht nm beii,en, @rnbe itebe,,
Ood sic poffniiIin bIci6t TITS allcm
1nb ipir emit fi6 ipieberieben.
Gie trauernoen Gntel lino &imter
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comS Glcr:lam~. Ohio
Ginlaouno
Der Gintradyt-Scrmanin.

Sonntae, Sen 1. Sftober, nad)init
tags 4 l(br, gelangt unter ser Hegie
bon &nrl Srnuid)
vNu as be Srnb"-gait.paa d
4 NeIArro
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Qral.ernadlridlt

Sn Gleualano, Ohio, lit am 26.
:eptember nah einem langidbrigen
ltneren Ser3leioen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Sipeig 3.

IS oiene allen 8riibern CUR ee-
fdlligen geuhridt, bob bie n1hite re-
selmdBige Notwithstanding am
5reitaecbeno, Ben 8. Sftober, itatt-
ffpNcf
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3tueia 33.

Maen slfitslieoern 3ur gefaQigen
9eabridt, Dab unlere ,ddite General
Geriammlung am Jreitag, ben 9. St
ober, 8 llbr abenos, ltattfinoet. Mae
griiOer m0gen 10 5ablreih ipie mos-
lid in Die Seriammluns fommen.
llniere Iinan54SefretGre tperoen
gebeten ettuas friiber am Hlat gu
iein, I'M 3ablungefl entgegen 5ll ,eb-
men, Aqe 8riioer m0gen iih inn ei-
genen Sntereiie beim Nerein iotpie
beim Central 8erbano gutitebenc
balten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
6umcltcab, Hn.

9cmtidye Gu. 3ufl. ct. Nnrfms 8trhe,
222-524 DIT 9. Wpc.
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Oanflaouno

Sir Die anlGBlid) oes 5ooes mel
ner geliebten 8attin llt,b Shpeiter
Martba Neinbar6t
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Notwithstanding
IienStagabenS, oen 6. Sftober.
Sbomas 8ottln!no, ,Ssfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Die Neamtemperiammluna

finoet Wontag, oen 5. Sftober, 8 llbr
abenos ltatt. Die 8eamten iino Der
pflihtet. Den Neriammlungen bei5u.
lpobnen. q. Shaier, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Nomn0stpiun, Cbiu

1emtihc Gu. =Qmtb. 6pnterMS =0jcmcinbe,
Gfe Qimcpln Muc. unb S1plmeS Str.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

Curtis u. 5atie, SER.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
DC. Typos, Out 10 Win
Back Diamond Title,
Play in Brooklyn
Compete With Baltimore,
New York, Boston for
Eastern Honors

Washington's Union Printers base
ball team opens its bid to regain the
Garry Hermann Trophy. emblematic
of the International Union Printers
diamond championship, by playing
in the Eastern title series today and
tomorrow in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The D. c. Typos have taken the
crown in II Of the last 10 years, but
it was wrested from them last year
by Detroit. Playing in the Eastern
series, in addition to Washington.
are Boston, Baltimore and New
York. They were to meet in a
double header today, opponents to
be chosen by lot, with the winners
and losers meeting in another
double -header tomorrow.
The Eastern champion then will
60 to Detroit for a three-game series
on August and for the interna-
tional championship against the
Western representatives.
The games today and tomorrow
are being played for benefit of the
USO. The party Of II players from
Washington, headed by Manager
George Mosedale, has it's expenses
paid by the local Printers Union
Athletic Association. Thus the en-
tire proceeds go to the USO.
The series this year is different
from the usual plan. Before the war
the title was decided in week long
series, In which all teams In the
league competed. There also were
several parties, boat rides, parades
and other entertainment to mark
the week, but all this has been
Cancelled this season.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Heurich Nine, FizzIe
In First Half, Now
Bids for Flag

Heurich Brewers baseball team,
perennial champion OF the Indus
trial League, wasn't even close In
this seasons flrst-half play, but in
the second round the club is making
a real bid for the title.
Only the fact that Center Market,
first-half winner, has been playing
bangup ball has kept the Brewers
from the top spot. and yesterday
they tied Center Market for the
lead by defeating that club, 4-3. 1t
was the Markets first setback of
the second half and gave both a
5-and-1 record.
Johnny Murnane was the winning
pitcher with 2-hit effort, although
10 walks had him in occasional
troublt. The winning run was scored
by Jerry zanelotti on Pat Fenlon's
single with two out in the ninth
inning.
Petworth c. A. remained atop the
Metro League, defeating Army Med
ical Center, 1912, for its fifth
straight. Jack Lyons on the Pet
worth mound checked the Medicos
with four hits, while AL Buschling
led the batting attack with three
for four. Big inning was the third
when three runs came across.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Baltimore
Softly Club |nyades
For Double Bill

SPTS.- SAT-
One Of the most attractive soft
ball double headers of the season Is
slated tonight at Washington Soft
ball Stadium when the Cummins
Construction Club of Baltimore in
vades for games with a pair of out
standing local teams.
Starting at o'clock, the visitors
will meet the list Coast Artillery
Timber Wolves, representing the
anti-aircraft detachments now sta
toned around Washington. Follow
ing this they 60 against Kavakos
Grill, last years Metropolitan
champion. with Cannonball Smith
on the mound. Vic Levenson. former
Senate Beer pitcher, and Red Allen
der are slated to do the Baltimore
teams pitching.
Feature Of last nights activities at
the stadium was a no-hit. no-run
game pitched by Billy Sullivan as
Surf Club topped Garvin's Grill, 40,
1t was his second perfect game OF
the season.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
F|ashy Soldier Mines
Provide Tests for
Hoyas, Old Liners
CoIIeeions Hosts to Lee,
Myer; Maryland Plays
Penn State Stickmen

A couple OF big league pitching
prospects were to oppose today as
Georgetown played host to Camp
Lees highly regarded nine on the
Hilltop diamond at 3 o'clock.
Hank Nowak, a ST. Louis Cardinal
rookie before his induction into the
armed forces, was to serve 'em up
for the soldiers with husky Bill Nc
Gurk, tall, torrid-ball Hoya soph, on
the hill for his mates.
At Maryland, meanwhile, the Old
Line tossers were to tackle 1t. Bozie
Berger's formidable Fort Myer OUTFIT
at 2:30, while on neighboring plot
Of grass Prof. Jack Faber was to turn
loose his first midsummer lacrosse
squad on Penn State.
The Camp Lee nine will be guests
of the Touchdown Club tonight at
8 o'clock at dinner in the clubs new
air-cooled quarters at 1414 I street
NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Diamond Cab bowIers
Renew Feud With
Red Diamonds
BrookIond Scene Of Tilt;
Lewis, Wright Again
Doubles Victors

A bowling feud will be revived to-
night when Gap" Hutton's Diamond
Cab rollers clash with Aubrey Fairs
Red Diamond team Of Alexandra
in . 3-game match at Brookland
Recreation starting At 8 O'Clock.
In their first meeting the District
quint won by . margin Of 80 pins.
Madgs Lewis and AL Wright won
their third consecutive match last
night at Takoma Recreation by
trimming Evelyn Gay and Dutch
Sherbahn by . score Of 1.173 to lit.
Mrs. Lewis, who has averaged 1907
for the 15-game winning streak, fea-
tured with top counts of 1850
Wright posted 584 while Sherbahn
hit for SIT and Miss Gay $40.
Bert Lund was the winner OF the
Bethesda Bowling Center handicap
tournament with \ gross score Of
40. Frank Riley was the runner
up with 40S and Herb Cooper nm
ished third with 800. Marjorie
Hardy led the woman contestants
for the second straight week with
387.
Ed Roberts sparkled with 146-
366 as the H. Il J. Construction
swept the Wildcats in the Green
way Bowl League. Gene Bowie
marked up 129-363 to aid Kidwell
and Bowie quint to a 80 win from
Naval Ordnance Lab.
Lindsay Stott's $50 and 401 gave
Team No. 81 edge over Team
No. 5 in the King Pin Mixed loop.
Despite 4 80 loss to Team No. 6,
the Team No. l maintained It's lead.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Mayf|ower Attracts
Fleet LOT on Final
Day at Suffolk
y the Associated Press.

p! the Associated Press.
BOSTON. July 18.-Suffolk Downs
brings its 60-day racing meet to a
close today with seven classy 2-year-
olds competing in the getaway day
feature, the $4,000 added Mayflower
Stakes, a 51a -furlong romp.
Chief contenders in the field seem
to be John L. Sullivan's Hygrohour,
top weighted at 119; Mrs. John s..
Letelner's Jack s. L., which has q
110-pound impost and will have
Jockey Johnny Longden aboard, and
Mrs. A. r. Smiths Through Bound.
which recently set a new track mark
for the 5a -furlong distance.
Others in the field are Mrs. Sui
Ivan's Liberty, jr.. which will be
coupled In the betting with Hygro-
hour: G. G. Van Meters Ogma,
Coldstream Stables Swimmin' Hole
and Charles E. Nelson's yBallacon.
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main entrance, is covered and opens
onto a grass walking ring. Around
the whole brick-and-wood layout is
a long paling fence.
In spite of the fact no railroad
trains stop within three miles OF the
place, buses go by only on scheduled
runs and taxicags In Philadelphia,
seven miles away, have been forbid
den to run fares from the Quaker
City, officials figure there1l be
enough folks getting to the place by
getaway day. September IL, to give
the State 81, 200, 900 as It's "cut" Of
the mutuel handle. Today, Mori
wouldn't be surprised to see the boys
and girls toss in over half a million
dollars.
They'll have plenty of chances on
the eight-race card, and particu-
larly in the feature event-the
5000 Camden Handicap. a 6-fur-
long sprint that has attracted q
field of 16
G. c. Greer's Cape Cod, a fiashy
4-year-old, is the well-regarded solid
choice OF this. despite the presence
of several other dangerous speed
horses. He is top-weighted at 118
pounds, and his chief opposition
should come from such as Pine
Tree Farms Valdina Alpha, which
has just closed out some successful
New England stepping; Charley
(the lucky) Howard's Augury; r. J.
Kleberg's Dispose and George
Widener's good mare, Rosetown.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Keneher's Graduation
To Reds Softens IL.
Pitchers Work
Newark Ace Topped Loop
In Runs Botted Over,
Scoring, Home Runs
B. the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
There's many an International
League pitcher breathing easier now
that Frank Kelleher, one of
Newark's big hitsmiths, has gradu-
ated to the Cincinnati Reds.
The big Californian was leading
the loop in runs batted in, runs
scored and home runs at his de-
parture.
Last year with the Bears, Kelleher
led the league in four masters with
81; runs batted in, 125, and runs
scored, 106. He also received the
most bases on balls, 100.
He joined the New York Yankee
organization in 1886. playing with
Akron in the Middle Atlantic League
where he batted .348 in 56 games
and smashed II home runs. He
was called in at the tail-end of the
campaign by the Bears and re-
manned with them. through 1887.
After playing II contests for Newark,
in 1887, he was sent to the Kansas
City Blues of the American Asso-
citation, then to Oakland OF the
Pacific Coast League
The next season found him back
with Newark, but in 1910 he was
again on the West Coast, this time
with Seattle.
This season Keueher was i'm
proving his 1941 record. With the
race about half over, he already had
walloped % round -trippers and had
driven in "a mates while scoring 70
times himself.
Kelleher will be joined in Cincin-
natl by an International League ri
val, the Reds having recalled
Catcher Al Lakeman from the Syra-
cuse Chiefs.