davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Gumou6 Gitp, ga.

SHE Ct RanIs @emeiuhe tuirb bebient
ron1 Naitor 2uhipiQ Seiieder. gigenem
S$nt1nr 6auptgn.tesbienf ieben Sonntag
mOr9ens 10:30 l1br SpmltogibuIe 9:3O
utr !norgens l,nter Der 2eitung bes illnz
Ien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~. Maurer. @ons
e,rr,"rbcnilnterridt ie nad) Ingabe bes
goftors sS::-e,s"rntsiisune ieoen lesten
Samstag i'm Wona,, uie.Ss ? !1hr -
SonntagI6uliebrers sSttuna ieben britten
Sonntag i'm Nuuat. moroers $50 ubr.
&ire1enbcrprpbe ieben Sreitag 1880
ithr. dbenbs. &ir6en Srauen Gereilsz
Sitr',g ieocn 8. Sonnerstae i'm Nonat.
Is 1tbr; 2utber 0isa Sieung So
:thr Smgenobunoiitune ieben 2. Conn,
tag, uhr abenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05

Nsbtt.,,e Oeleoatsn!
Der Suciac 1, 1, 33 nne "a.

Nile Selegnten ocr 3>ucile /, 1,
33 uleo 81 perAcn biermit in &ennt-
mis- aeiest, oab Die Gelegatcn Ser.
ia!nmlllng ON 8. Wtlrs, 8 llhr obos.,
i'm Gillette Sacllenhcin IrattfNlSct
sllle iilrS er'uttt aupeieno sit iciu.
Die Gelcgatinncu ocs 3!peig 81
tperoen aufmerfiau genaht, onb bie
Ser'amn1lung niht, pie in ser GnIt.
farte aneegeben, Ipnoern luiC bier be-
ridtet, ab9ebulten miro.
Seorg Sd)neioer, &ori.
gSilbelm ShuIter, Sefretir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
8cfanntmadnng.

s!ne Sicbenbiirger IGd,iiihen unO
oel,tihen 2anoslel,ten miro biermit
befannt gen,aft, oab sic 8. g. Sic.
oertafel MGnner- uno Gamen.GbDre
am 1S. Ipril inn Gillette Sahien,
beim 400 Sit 55. Ctr, ibr 6riib,
iabrs-aon5ert sdben uno bitten aae
Mitslieocr Ser iGd)iiiden uno oe,t,
iden Srganiiationen iid oieien Ta,
tun 5ll reierpieren ,mo anl sSriib.
iabrsfonsert teil5uneWnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Drcordn1n

guetige Mtwrkung Ostseite ugendho
l. a. DiChter und Bauer
Konzer Ocheser Dieent A. Hoed1
b. Begruessung Geste FIR Maria Hennege Festpaesdent
Atniederlaendisches Dankgebe Bearbee kremser
Ais von lien anwe den Verene gesun
Bgeitet Konzert Orcheser Drigent A. Nikolaus
g. Bacaroe Hofmanns Erzaehungen Offenbach
Saxonia Damenchor Nit Orchese
East Side Juniors Diigen Rudolf
Gesungen beiden Jugenachoeren, tundwe
o. ave Maria schubert
l. Fesakt Observation-Disclosures. Ehrung der Gruenderinnen
Durch Gross-Fraesidcnt Balthes
S. Gedenkfeer in Ernnerung der vesorbenen Mitgieder
Klage fuerF Nikoau
Gebe gesprochen von Term hlaender
Fuer gemchen Chor Orchester
Otseite Ledertafel Dirigent Wm
TO- Emperor Waltz Strauss
Madrigal Jugndchor NIT Orchester
H. Ensiedler die Nacht Kern
Maennerchor Entracht
L. Wehe deS LiedeS Badanlus
mite Entracht Hemana
Hida Thelman SOistn
49, The Star Spangled Banner
gesungcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Nctrpif. Midlioan

GcLtihe lrno Sdf,iiId) gb. ct. Betrus
0t,Je. Nlellficlb unh Nosberrp Npe.
Eforrer Sobanncs Seuti1. 1911 @lens
fieio Ipc. 5el. Suaree 1905. Cams
tog' @entide GhuIe non 1912 ubr.
Srn.:to9ihuIe nnu 10-11 ]fbr. @ottesz
oiclli ron lip l1br. Sebeu Icsten
EisnStaa oes Wrrnts &;ct)enrots1ibung
Our,h lie Commemorate ieoen g. 9iensz
t1a iorft ichsn B. Sonu1ag 6rauenper<
ei;,a>Beriammll!ns. @inscrhorprobe iez
Den Greitae abenb NIIe Wolfs< unn
@slante.. eenoIieu iinb freunblid)it ein<
gel rt'u az ben Bottesbteniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
3meis H..

Mlfen Mitglieoern our gefduigen
Nadri6t, bah nddite @eneralper.
fummlung am Sonntag, 6en is.
Mdr3 2 ltbr na6mittags itattfinbet
uno ale Witelieoer fins freunoIidit
erfliN untpeieno at iein, oa aud) sic
Delegatinnen fit sic n6dite aonpen.
tion getpablt iperoen iollen. Die Di.
bioenoenidefs liegen aud) Dor uno
tperoen Sen Mitglieoern ausgeteilt.
Sn letter @eriammIung spuroe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
@ineior. Ont, 9auaba.

ct. Ynulus>Sirte. Eorent Nbe. Yiais
rer Tito s. NebIe, 1910 Nare::t dbe..
@ihhinr. &araba. Uottesbienit in Der
SoInr!ern,nrnfpn prr DO 11hr r~ss
murtu.ys SUuIlr:gldule pru lv--il ub,
rormlttnes. Seoen 1. 9iensta9 abenba
in lRnnat &ir6enrnt zSibung. Seben
I. Sonnerstaa aberos in, Wonat 6l.suen
%crs,n Sibung pile Yolts< unb glaus
hensecnolIen iinh beralid, eineeIaben.
airtherrotsii!'ung Sehen 3tpeitfoloenben
IRi,tmnd, Sonntag,hn!iitl,ns. Seoeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05

Sobann Sefnrih 0ob = 1751-
1926 =, tpoblbefannt als gead)6id,.
ter Somers, mar BEL ieinen 3eitee.
noiien nidt iiberall gut angeidrie.
ben. Der pielgereiite Cid)ter uno Dip.
lomat Sobann Siaof bon @ernina
ihreibt an @oetbes Greuno Qnebel:
"Wegcn Bob b0rtc id, oab in gutin
Elm nadbarlid)er &mno jcoesmal
beulte. tpenn er feline &crameter Iaut
berunterraielte."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05

unb s(dltl,ng einiloiicl. Iorum nob'
mails liebe Mitelieoer, SSreunoe unS
TolfSgcnoiien, bon nab unb fern,
fommt uno belft ms gennnntc sseier
au einem Treuoenfeitc 3n seItolten.
Gin fi,r5es, abcr reidbaltises Hro'
aramm, iposrt citise quite 9iebner,
mcbrcre beirel,nbete Beiongpereine,
ule MIR ibr beites beitragen lucroen.
9toh eincm eenleinihoft!ihcn, 81,
mibigcm &rciic pcrobrcihtc., ahenc"
eiien, fonnen sic Sarsll,ltisen Bel
gutter 0i,,iif cnt'prchcnoe llntcrbaIs
tllng finScn.
Giner sablreiben Beteilisuns ents
aegenicbcno, 5cid)neN NIT Sd):yeitcr,
grub, shti,ngsuou
@tarie Scnneges, sseIt-EraiiSentin.
&atberine Shccl, Scits SetretGrin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
G6icaac, IN.

g,sutif,e uuh Siebenbiir9iih zSdfiiIhc
ct. Rnulus Gcmeinbe. Ya1tpr Grlp
Shmibt. &irrbe mh Siaftprat 1866
4S59 aolncr ;tr. Sebcn Sonntaa 8 llhr
Scn.ltaS'fu.e engliid1 unb ocutid. -
Gcutftcr Gottesbieui. ieoen SOnnta9
1915 lllr; enaliihcr &rttesbierlt jeben
2 nnh 4. Snrntoaa 1n:15 llhr. Geut>
fG,er HnniirE'anben@lln llntcrrid1t @iittipph
llof:',,tru9s 4:30 llhr; en9liid,er aonz
mnnben=i ilr.crrid,t Gnnstoa oormi: :.
40 10 llbr. E.utid)e Sbule San,stay
r1d: 1ittnas 9 l1fr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
vHetc Kre,.; 2lbenN"
&pmitee=Sihuna ant Samstaeabent
in Der Sdiueiser 0alle

esn ser S6tuei5er Saae finbet sic.
len Samstog Z. MGr5, 8 ltbr abenos,
cine %eriamml,,ne itaft, m iiber
hen geplanten ~&ete &reu3 slbeno"
au beraten. Die 8eratung lit bon
grobter 8ihtigfeit uno ieoer 8erein
iolte einen Sertreter entienoen. Sic
Situng finbet i'm oberen 3immer ser
Sdnei5er Salle itatt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Kirblicbe Aacbrirbtet1
norreQ, ga.

Demtfde Gpane. gutbcr. ct. Hanlns'
&irdc, 721-25 Sruit Slbc. Efdrrer
SanS S,pbnsbein. Sebcn Sonntaa I'm,
s l1br por,nittaes beutider @ottesoienlt.
10 llbr Sonntagsldufs II llhr engs
liither Bottesbienit. Mue lutheriI6en
BIonbensacnolien beutider uno engs
liidsr 3unae in SurreIl, S9arom uno
llntgebune iinb gu ben @otteseienften
Ncr5lidlit einaelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
lHonacG, 1a.

CeutShe Gpcca z2rtber ct. Yeters,
e;em";nne. s. CTR. Suns 8. s. Simoleu.
Giorpr. Yforrbnn5: 2Al Nbams Ctr,
Sird,crter. ga Eel: Stpd)eiter 635sN
Gntesherit: 9:'O llbr n,oraens. Conn
tnqid,Ie 1O.45 lthr. Trauen Gereins.
WcriormIllne nm letlen 0onnerstdv
ienen Wcr,ts. abenns 3 llhr. Seoer'
mtr. III belslidt tpilIfor,nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Ed(eut, Chip,

guunaelild,z2uthc1 gn,a,n,els=a,r6t.
.51 Snutb groootpan. Sohn 8allraatn.
Eoirr Seben Sonntas unn 9 llpr ocr'
:uittoas SourtaaifuIe:. Seoen sonntos
GiM:csoicnit I'm 10 llhr in Der 3anoeSs
'rra &c; um II ub, beutiher @ottes'
bicn1. Ser oeut'te Rirtben Srauen gers
eiu t,,t om npeiten 9attt.uod iebeu Mao'
nnts. abcnos 8 !,hr. ger'ammlung. &ons
ii:nunbenzl zl1nterrid,: (3:pciidbrie) ncr
Scstcmber tis Oitern. Dienstae unh
6reitaa nnbn,it:ag 4 llhr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Canton Chin

Giebenbiirptid,<S SdEiiid,e gpauselifde
2utteriSh" Ghriitus zWirche, 21l3-l4
Ctr. ". 8. Yfarrcr Tbumas g. 50niger
Snnnta9innle nit ocutlten unb enss
lildcn &lallen 8:4 s llhr moraens. Gnas
liidec 8nttesbienii $50 n,orGen5. 9euts
ld)er @ottcshienit tu:55 llbr mprge,ls.
SentId,e Sd)ule unb Monfirmanoenrl linz
territt nodl Gere:i,harllns ellie @luus
benSgellpi'en unS Sreunhe iino heralifl
cing.laoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Columbus, Chic.

Gnonscliid,s sQutherii6e Ntartin 9utber
0trfle. Gde Woler luo Ann Ctr Yaitnr
". Tau:o Setter. Ssben Sonntug porz
ntittn0 i'm 9 lthr Scnutneifule. 10 llbr
cuaiiidler @.tteSoienit. II lbr teutider
Gut!e esbienit MIle UIdubensecnoiien iinr
h"r:,idb eingcluben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Oerlobunosan,etee

Serr uno Srau Ebiaip &riff, S55
SCiicrion slpe., Glepelano, g.. ers
Iouben iith Sic &erlobung ibrcr God.
ter Sri. Charlotte nit Serrn 6rco
8uitap Signrto Sr., Sobn bon SrN.
uno Trnu 6reo Sisarto, 1891 @eit
I91. Ctr, Slopeluno, ibren Srellnoen
betannt 81 geben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Wrpfc &artcnpartic nno 8cbnrtss
tagfeicr.

Ger Trauen Gerein Ger SeutidI,
4emeinoe bdlt Iein monatlides &ar.
tenpartie am Gonnerstaq SEN ~
Wor3, in Sen unteren Hlunen ser
Stride ab. I'm 1 llbr nahmittuas
miro Elm feiner lparmer Suncl Ter.
oiert uno 5llnt &a1fee gute heintge'
baGenc @reB= =Sunflifl.
Die 5uel slgneth!er arGnsher
'penoen ben Sunh Iotpie idGne Siicb
preiIe unb anoere Treiie. gluh luer
oen alle Oamen, sic i'm ,Scbrllar mi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05

Sinb Sic unb Sbre Mmseb6rigen
Nitalicb inn &rank nucrein nnb
Central @erbanb? Wcnn niht, jett
lit bic 5eit bcismtrcten. tim genanere
Snfurmatipn rufen Sic ben 2ptal.
bertrcter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Eicnc!unD. i7h:o.

e 3. @puna. Vut6. ct. Sohnnnesz
Ntrt'e y, lror 1ans Joiicl. 76i voOg
9lnoh. Sci. G4rlberrp 0t46. Sonrtaas
'@,';l" I'm ~ i1h~ Gunenhcntteshion't
II Seu.'terSrn,.ntrntt q ithr
Suthsr yien Nrhuht nur |eriammluna
Sorn!aa ahenos 1880 l'tr. 8pnfirmans
beuzl!nterrid)t une bcutltbe Sdule am
Sdinstcg BON llb, an Vie Gla IbenSs
acno'tcu lins h'rslit einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
MarN 1n0iana.

EemtIdle Ep. .0uther ennter,ts>@ir9e
rde a. Npe. rrr Sillrore Ctr. Hfdrr'
pubnuna: 1919 0iIImort ct. Sci. 23551
Sritb Ecterien, Vfnrrer. Sonntags
lct,ult I'm llhl fir bic groben uno um
Il i!br iIr Sic iletnen Gtuber. G,ottess
bicnit lun 10 l1tr in be- eneliifen unb
mn II uhr in Der bertfdlen Sprad1e.
9pT.5r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iino fre,ino'
IuGs: eiraclacru
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05

Murj 8cburtStag haben. eiire flcine
llcbcrraidNng erleben. Somit laben
mir oQe ber5Iid, ein nit uls einen
gentiitlihen 9tahmittag 81 perleben.
tSrall Martin Hebner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
G(crclann @eit. :

GicrcIana @eit. ~ Serhhs s@emeiuoe
Wei SO. Sir. unb @iIirrh Mye. Yaitor
Snlarncs 9srtiilSnber, 5000 Willarh
Npe. Gel: Gsrpob:nr 3055. @ot1eshienit
ichen Conn uro Teie,tno II heutit,er
urc encliid>cr sprnte. Sotltagitule
ieoen Sonntda 9--10 ,Ibr uormitraos
Eorunifolgeun ensIiid,cr @ottesoienit
boa 10-,O:A5 l1hr S,ieraui frIgt Der
hcut,6e @ot;csAierSt II u6r uormittags.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Urduerndd,riht

gtnd) llngeren Seiben ltarb in
Glcpelano i'm Staot Spital I'M sll-
fer BON 50 Sabren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Vcfcuntmad,ullG.

Gus aajdhrlihe Wintter= nnb Spdl'
ter-Sanfett Ser TeutIhgenleinoe fin'
oet audi oieies Sabr am Sitern1on,
tag, Sen 6. s(pril, inn @eItieite Soh.
ienbeim ltatt. Sas aomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Gillette 9ie6crtaicl Iamcud,pr.

IS miro allen Sdngerinnen BE-
fannt gematt bab Die nGchite Ge.
id,aftsperianlrit;ing perbunoen nit
8eburtstagsfeier an ). gi0rs obge'
balten piro. 9ittc fommt piinftlid
IN Die 'Singproben.
Wfarla Spaan Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05

- Gin tpabres Slid, bob tpenia.
items fir oie SusenS sic weIt nod,
ein Paraoies Der Soffnung lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
:Uunciteao. "a.
Hcutid,c Gp. 2utb. ct. Nartns 2irde

222-224 Sit 9. Npe.
Nep. @noltlt s. C'ngelbredt, Sfarrer.
SeIepbou 80. 1745. In Sonns uno
sseiertagen n,praens $3.50 Hbrs Sonn'
toaid,ule. 1890 ltbr englildler 8ottes'
biers,:.. 1880 l1br heutld,er 8ottesbienftt
IIle @!oubeuSgenpiien fino ber5li6
tpiIIfpmmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Sur Grinneruno

Sief betriibt geoenfen mir 6es 80,
oestages ,,nierer lieben gliten Mut,
ter, Jrau
0aria 9IQer, geb. 3ifeli
uertpittpete Boloer
geitor6en am 4. Mdr3 1910 in
SddBburg, ISiebenbiirgen.
8iebernm nabt Der Sag Der Trennun9ss
itinbe.
$50 man bid. 9eliebte Mutter. bon uns
triig.
llnb tpieberum blutet beut aufS neu' bic
Wmnbe.
Sic bcin pIDblid,er Sob inns 1hlug.
@ir ipei1en nod unb iinb betriibt,
@eil tpir bid bod 70 iebr gelicbt.
Betpiomet bon beiner trauern6eu
,9odtcr uno Sdtpiegeriobn
0eor8 mnb Cara 2enl.
- Muitralien bat 1913 Millionen
Sdafe. sic Sen @ollbeoarf Der Sell
3u 25 Yro3ent oeden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05

8itte ianmelt uno ienoet Sales
Sar Stamps fir sic Ct Sohonnes
Stride an Gliinbetb Toiicl, 76l
G0op Hcao, Glepelano, 3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05

in SIt'eite SnG,ienbeinl. On ieoen
Gid miro Elm bon Sen SGngerinner
Ielblt genGbter ihoner Grcis Sem
Uliidllhen 8eluinller gegehen. Nad
oenr Spiel miro gutter &affee uno pon
einem tiihtigen aomitee gebafene
aarpfen ierpiert, lmo oas alles mr.
INN % Gents oie Gcr'on. 9tid1t iuabr,
SSbr fommt alle?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-03-05
Cifieite Gic6ertafel Sameud,ur

ueranitaltet I'm Sonnerstag. Sen 10
WtGrs, S llbr abenos, Elm
Gnrfeu i1nrftc
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Bench-Sitting Made
Him Leading HurIer,
Reds Riddle Feels
Stor Of Lost Campaign
Learned About Botters
During 1910 IdIeness

By tfe Associated Press.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 26.
The National Leagues leading per-
centage pitcher of 1941 looks upon a
siege of bench-warming in 1910 as
the path that led to fame and glory.
Elmer Riddle, the Cincinnati Reds
24-year-old sensation, said today he
believed the opportunity to study
hitters afforded by his 1910 idleness,
together with coaching from Jimmy
Wilson, made possible his record of
IA wins and four losses last year.
Il sat on the bench through 1910
practically all the time" said the
personable young Georgian. But I
studied the 'hitters and noted what
Walters and Derringer would throw
to them. Those two, by the way, were
swell.
They always were willing to help
me when I asked them something
BY watching so much I learned lot
about the hitters.
"And then Jimmy Wilson worked a
lot with me. He taught me how to
pitch. In the minors I had been
nothing but thrower, never studied
the pitchers and pitched with jerk.
He taught me to lift my leg, throw
my hips and body into the pitch and
make it smooth. Tht gave me con-
troll and control is the thing that
helped me to become regular last
year."
Riddle played in Is games in 1910
won one and lost two-and then
chalked up the leading percentage
for wins in 1941. a record which
included IL straight victories and
was good enough for top spot in
earned runs
He is looking forward to a good
Season-juSt how good he won't say
with no immediate worries about
an Army draft. He is in 3-A classi-
fication because Of q wife and q
3-year -old daughter.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
n. Y. j. Eleven
Costs $65,000
In Two Years
School Moy Abandon
Come Due to Deficit,
Says Losing Coach
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-New York
University's none too robust football
team, winner of but four games in
its last 18 starts, cost the school $685.
600 the last two seasons.
DR.. Nal Stevens, the former Yale
coach, who took over the N. Y. U. job
in 1884, told newsmen it was this
deficit that might prompt the 80
man university council to drop the
sport at its regular monthly meeting
late today.
Football hasn't shown a profit at
New York University since 1889 and
that year we profited by only $4,000
In 1910 we lost $4,000 and in 1941
the deficit was $35,0O0. Under those
conditions continuing the sport
would be difficult" Stevens ex-
planned.
Receives Report Today.
The council. controlling body of
the school that lists a total enroll
ment of more than 5000 and is the
Nations largest, receives the report
of it's Committee on Health and Ath-
letics today.
It is believed the committee will
recommend the dropping of football,
atleast for the duration of the war.
Prof. Phillip O. Badger, chairman
of the N. Y. U. Athletic Board, said
he had no idea how the council
would vote.
Stevens contract extends to Feb
ruary %. 1916, but it contains a
clause which abrogates it in the
event football is abolished.
Would Stay In Football.
ct don't think I would quit foot
ball if N. Y. U. dropped it." Stevens
said. TN the last four years have
had four attractive offers and there
probably will be others"
Howard Pearlman. executive mem
Der of the schools letter club which
petitioned for Stevens dismissal at
the close of the 194l campaign in
which the Violets were able to score
in only three games, said his organ
ization would oppose total abolition.
That's not what we had in mind
at all when we asked for changes in
November" he said.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
BY HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.


NEW YORK, Jan. ga fight
card in Paterson, N. j., this week
will start at l am. It's a strictly
private affair for workers at the
Wright Aviation plant, but
couple of pretty good boys,
Johnny Yelavich and Danny Ro-
sati, will meet in the main scrap.
Boston papers are blasting at
amateur hockey because there's
too much fighting and too little
playing. Dick Seibert is one ball
player who is annoyed because the
Athletics are offering a bonus
based on attendance instead Of a
raise. Says Dick: ut took me a
long time to have good season
and now it looks as If picked
the wrong one" The Iowa sports
front has a goal of $4,000 with
which 10 ambulances will be pur-
chased for the Red Cross. They
will be named after former Iowa
athletes, such as Fred Becker, the
Evening star., 1942-01-26

even with William and Mary by
whipping Wake Forest, 60-39, Sat-
urday night. Both quints have won
five straight loop contests. George
Washington took eighth place while
Maryland dropped to 18th behind
Wake Forest and Virginia Military
Institute.
Furman Yet to Lose.
Furman is the only other family
member with a perfect slate, win
ming two games. Two more stern
tests are coming up for Furman this
week, the Greenville, S. c., club
travelling to South Carolina and
Citadel Friday and Saturday.
Five other conference games will
be played: North Carolina at Wake
Forest and Davidson at N. c. State
on Tuesday; Citadel-Virginia Tech
at Charlotte on Wednesday: V. M.
I. at North Carolina on Friday and
N. C. State at Duke on Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Colt Tilt Gives Riders
Chance 10 Nab Spot
In Court PIayoH
TussIe Tomorrow Heads
Slim Card This Week
In High School Set

Roosevelts defending basket ball
champions in the high school series
get a chance to clinch a playoff
berth tomorrow when they enter
tain Coolidge in the feature of this
weeks two-game program. Already
winners of three straight, the Rough
Riders need only to top the Colts
tomorrow to make certain of a
chance to defend their title won for
the last two years.
Coolidge's hopes of getting in the
title round are somewhat Simmer
with Rich Waterman, its ace center
missing from the team. but the Colts
are far from out of the race. Two
victories and only one setback have
been turned in so far and they have
four more games In which to try
for one of the four spots in the
championship bracket.
Tomorrow's other game has Tech
at Eastern to wind up series COM
petition for the week. No games are
listed for the usual Friday double
header because of graduation
exercises. A double bill was sched
uled for Saturday night, but this
had to be shifted and has beer
tackled onto the end of the schedule
for February II.
AS the series stands now, Roose-
welt, Central and Wilson practically
are assured of playoff berths-al-
though none yet is mathematical
certainty-while Tech and Anacostis
are considered out of the race. That
leaves a good fight going among
Coolidge. Western and Eastern fol
the remaining place.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Boston Hockey Fans Demand Less Fighting, More PIoy
Athletes Dr. Smith of Tulane Hustler for Dixie

Air Corps and the boys are ask
ing if he won't get lost in the
upper strata after coming out of
the cellar so suddenly. Charley
Gehringer and Scout Wish Egan
of the Detroit Tigers are making
a survey for the Michigan Army
and Navy Recreation League to
learn how much athletic and
recreation equipment is needed
for the Army and Navy posts in
that State. If you wonder just
how good basket ball squad they
have at the Jacksonville CFla)
Naval Air Station, such guys as
Gustafson of Penn and Mann OF
Purdue are on the ID" team,
which is just about equal to the
"a" Sailor Bill Posedel OF the
Boston Braves is figuring on go
ing back to the Navy before the
draft can get him. When he
comes out, he says, he will be-
come an umpire. II can do bet
ter than some of those guys who
think the only way to call a strike
is by q union VOTE" Bill claims.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Hotel Captures Top
.Honors in Defense
Savings Shoot

One hundred dollars in defense
stamps and a host of snappy red,
white and blue brassards are dis
tributed around town today as
visible evidence of craftsmanship at
the National Capital Skeet Clubs
National Defense shoot yesterday.
Top honors went to Charles Hotel
who missed only one bird in taking
the 100-target all-gauge title, while
George Deyoe, captain of the all
America team, placed second on a
coin toss after tying with Rufe
Watson at SO. Class winners were:
Glass A, Loren Singer. SO, followed
by E. E. Ryles, 81; Class B, H. L.
Culver, "a, followed by j. K. Nc
Pherson, 81, and Glass C, S. Marks,
ir.. 81, with B. F. Diamond second
with 86.
Deyoe, Watson, Loren Singer.
Fred Ramsdell and E. E. Ford took
the five-man team shoot with 486.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Three Fives Unbeaten
In ParochiaI LEAGUE
After Six Weeks

Three teams in the two divisions
Of the Parochial Basket Ball League
still had undefeated records today
after six weeks of competition. st.
Martin and st. Matthew thus are
tied for leadership Of the st. Johns
division, while Sacred Hearts 1000
percentage gives it undisputed COM
mand Of the Gonzaga section.
st. James dropped out of its pre-
vious first-place tie with Sacred
Heart yesterday when it was upset
by st. Gabriel. 6-l1. Sacred Heart
meanwhile rolled over st. Joseph's,
1873. while st. Martin routed ST.
Peter. 29-4. and st. Matthew whipped
st. Stephen. 40-17. Two other games
saw Holy Name nip st. Anthony,
20-16, and Blessed Sacrament de-
feated St. Aloysius, 1879.