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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

City court ofscials, attorneys. and
others present at this mornings
court session Joined q moment OF
silent prayer for former Mayor
Francis p. 0uilfoile. whose sudden
death yesterday was termed BY
Judge John L. 0afgney. . shock TO
fellow members Of the legal pro-
sesslon. In an oral tribute 70 the
former chief executive. Judge Gan.
ney spoke highly Of Mr.. Guilfoiie's
legal ability and career IS . public
servant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

The funeral Of Mrs. Rose Marie
Theriault, q Theroux avenue, viii
be held from the Belleville funeral
home, SO East Clay street, Monday
at 8:l5 q. m. to st. AIMS church
at 9. Burial will be In Calvary GEM
etery. Friends may call at the
funeral home from 2 to 10 p. m.
today and tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

The funeral OF MRS. Annett q.
Wardsworth, IS Ward street. will be
held to-day at 4 .. n. from the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

hceerdlng % well-advised re-
perts around the state Ambrose
OsConnell, former aide 10 Pest
master General Frank walker,
bot new devotlng his time and
eneFsies 10 building up the Demo-
cratic National Committee. will
spend considerable time In Con.
nectleut In the next year or 20.
Tho reason n 10 Feklndle Con.
nectlcuvs Democratic fires which
burned 20 brightly In The heysday
81 DR.. Wilbur L. Cross. Mr.. o.
Conncll's last official visit 10 Con-
necticut was In che spring Of 1885
when he accompanied the then
Postmaster General, james Al
oySlus Farley, on . countrywide
tour which paved the way for the
second Roosevelt victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

D1]eD
COPPOLA-yn this city, March 18th,
1913, Andrew Coppola, OF 40 West
Farm st. Funeral Monday morning,
at $500 o'clock, from Maiorano Fu-
neral Home, 95 Willow ST., to st.
Lucy's Church. Burial In Calvary
cemetery.
COREY In this city, March goth,
1913, Mrs. Shekrallah Corey, of 80
Walnut st. Funeral Monday morn
ing, at 9:15 o'clock, from Bergin
Funeral Home, 20O East Main st.,
to immaculate Conception Church.
Burial In Calvary cemetery.
GUILFOlLE In this city MareA
18th, 1913, Atty. Francis r.. Guils
foiie, Of 1872 Grand st. Funeral None
day morning, at 10 o'clock, fro@
Bergin Funeral Home, 2s0 East
Main St., to immaculate Conception
Church, at 1890 o'clock.
KOLesNTK-In this city March 1eth
1913, Harry Kolesnik, OF 10i WOOD
st. Funeral tomorrow afternoon %
1880 o'clock. from Deliniks Funeral
Home, II Congress Ave-, to st.
Mary's Russian Greek Church. Bur.
ial In st. Mary's Russian Greek
cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20
RIttics
IA
Passing

ne leeai press more Or iess over.
14oka0 one point brought out By
I.v officials who spoke against the
MfoEo1sd pay increases for the po-
Wee and Fire Departments at the
Waterbury Day hearings In Hart
FORD wednesday, ft was repeatedly
stressed b. Mayor John 8. Mona
man, Corp. Counsel Maurice Healey,
Controller Cornelius =. Maloney,
and Budget Director 4. Y. Olsen
That these officials were not against
any Individual or group Of indlvid-
nal8 securing pay raises, but they
|waro opposed 10 the method by
which such raises were 10 be Oh.
Gained, namely through o legislative
elll amending the city charter and
Mf1eaxing" the wages at q level
that may not be high enough this
kan or may be too high when the
war boom ends. This would seem 10
indicate that the present city Off
'cials see no reason to believe the
present cost Of living adjustment
Df65 .000-will be oFimitted when the
No4l budget Is prepared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

The funeral of Edward Gaughan,
Detroit, formerly Of Waterbury,
was held from the Lunny funeral
home, Is Central avenue, this morn
ing at 8:lS't to ST. Margaret's church
at 0. Burial was In old st. Joseph's
cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

can serving his first term in the
Legislature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

The private funeral Of Mrs. Santa
(Musso) DiBartolo. 249 Piedmont
street was held this morning al
$3.50 from the Maiorano funeral
home. IS Willow street to Our Lady
Of Lourdes church at $50. Burial
was In Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

Waterbury really has two mem-
GERS On the Cities and Bofoughs
Committee which heard the local
bills hast "Wednesday n Hartford.
II addition 10 Senator John r.
X1nin Of the 18th District there Is
RNp. Arthur Tanner o. Woodbury..
kNsuf local resident and Secretary
eHsurer 81 the Waterbury Foundry
a. Xznax % q -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

The funeral Of John Gordijczuk,
known as John Gross, II Walnut
street, was held today at $3.50 a. m,
from the Anderson funeral home, 20
Central avenue, to st. Stanislaus
Kostka church at o, Rev. John Bal
asa officiating. Burial was In Cal
vary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

The funeral Of Antonio Ciccarelli,
IS French street, was held today at
$50 q. m. from the Maiorano fu-
neral home. 90 willow street. TO the
Church Of Our Lady Of Lourdes ct
1915. Burial was in Calvary ceme-
terry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

The funeral Of Christopher A.
Ketchen. l0i Woodruff street, will
be held at the Anderson funeral home
70 Central avenue. today at 3 p. m,
with Rev. DR.. Thomas S. Cline Of
Christ church, Watertown, ofiiciat-
ing. Burial will be In Riverside
cemetery. Harmony lodge conducted
a Masonic service last evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-20

Keyes funeral home, 60 Pearl street
to Grace Baptist church at 1850,
Rev. Jonathan Reed ofnclating.
Burial will be In Hartford, N. 9.
Friends may call ct the funeral
home this morning.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22
? (Nadaljevanje)

"Ti," je dejal Tomaz zunaj,
"spat pa sesne greva. Povsod se
ne DO zaprto." y In res sta nasla
drugod Sc odprto. Tomaz je po-
tegnil Luke "a seboj v kot. Lu-
ka je' bill cd place ze dobro
omamljen.
cali eikas?" je vprasal nena.
donna Tomaz.
"zvecim vcasih," je odvrnil
Luka.
"Ti," je dejal Tomaz in po.
gledal po strani Luko, "pa bi j
pozveeil. To 10 bo napravile
ponizno."
"Mislis je Svprasal Luka. In
v motnih obrisih je slo mimc
njegovih oei trpljenje sirote Je,
rice ma Peel.
LIE poslusajH' je dejal To.
MAJ in zaeei skrivnostno sepe'
tati z Luke .s>;1
.+g.. ,5~ rr.7.. -
(:~, *>-',* !: ),
V somraku rosnega jutra Sc
je opotekal ~Luka proti Peel. Ir
prav tedaj je: hitela drobns
stvarica s Peel, sem doll, plaha
drgetajoca cd trudnosti in stra
hu, z malo eulico pod pazduhe
in kosom kruha, .katerega je bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22
MI MI :, ADA BRElD,A ! !
Gs>< = POVEsT ...."
2..c.,.. - ~'s~~> z. j .... >
sPlsAL DIR. IVAN. .PREGELJ

la prihranila pri vecerji. Tam
doll sredi brega je dekletce OBJ
stalo, in naenkrat il je postalo
silno tezko, oditi s Peci. Domi-
slila Sc je Anzeta, domislila Sc
je Luke, domislila Anice, do
mislila Marjanice. Spomnila Sc
je najljubsih il krav, grlice in
petelina, XII il eje znal skociti ma
rame, in so Sc potem zbrale ko-
kosi okoli ME. Spomnila Sc je
vsega in vsakovrstnega, XII Sc il
je bilo pripetilo tn gori. Kakor
pozabljene so bile vse bridkosti,
samo veselih in lepih ur Sc je
domislila. Sc zadnje bolezni Sc
je 1spomnila z nekako veselo-
grenko zavestjo. Nenadoma pa
je stopila med to hrepenenje
nazaj ma Pee strasna slika te
noei, in zopet je pohitela dekli-
ca, kakor da pref liza Peci doll
ma MO ono neznano il noci.
: Doll oh zagi+ Sc je Jerica 20
pet ustavila. cudno trudna je
bila. Sedla je ma hlod, in 70
pet so il poromale misli ma Pee.
Poromale so k Anzetu. Ko da Sc
je prejsnjiv dan .dogodilo, Sc je
domislila vecera, ko je z Anze-
tom izbirala krompir. Pol
glasno je govorila: "Anze, An
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

lu, XII ne govori in ne slisi, in Sci.
Luka pa je slonel Sc dolgo memo
zroc v isto smer. Zdaj pa zdaj
je presla cez njegovo oblicje
rahla vznemirjenost. In te pote-
re so postajale polagoma vse iz-
razitejse, in koncno je starec
vstal ter odSel doll V kuhinjo
Srecal je Marjanico in JIG
vprasal:
"Kje je Katra?"
"Kaj ii bo Katra," je dejala
"Ce hoces govoriti I MO, moras
iti v trg ali pa pocakaj do We.
cera."
"Zakaj je dejal.
cali ne yes, da imajo obrav-
navo pri sodniji?" je dejala ons
in nevoljna merila moza, ces, da
Sc norca della il ME, dasi We
vsakdo, da je danes ma vse Ego,
daj odsla Katra V vas in 81 da
la napreci. Pa samo "a Sc, Ami
ca je morala iti pes.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

dali v to skrivnostno snovanje
zemskih sill, XII hocejo ocividno
se zdaj oblikovati gore in go
rovja. " zemski skorji v Sred-
Mi Indiji Sc vrsi silno premi-
kanje zernskih plasti. TIE zern-
|ske sile 90 nekoc potisnile Hi
,nalajo il zemlje in Sc zdaj to
gorovje poeasi dvigajo. Toda
|izpreminjanje povrsine zemlje
sc vrsi tako pocasi, da ga clo-
vek ne more opaziti. Pod ma
SINH nogani je vse nepresta-
mem prenikanju, samo mi ljud-
je, nekaj let ziveci ma zemlji,
tega ne opazimo. &c bi ziveli
vsaj tisoc let, bi videli lahko
mnogo sprememb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

tlso 80 uGenjaki ugotovili, da
zemska skorja nj trda in ne
premicna. Neprestano, eeprav
pocasi in nam ljudem komaj
vidno premikanje zemlje vodi
do slime napetosti, zaradi ka-
tere Sc povrsina zemlje veGkrat
pretrese ali cello razkolje. Ma
So zemlja ina mnogo velikan-
sixth razpok, XII so nastale po
neprestanem premikanju njenih
sestavnih delov oh spremljeva-
nju potresov.
Najvecja razpoka je siroka
okrog $500 KIN. Razprostira Sc
cd Mrtvega morja preko Abe
sinije, Ugande in Ujasa do In
d1jskega .morja. Zvezdoslovec
ma luni bi lahko videl ma zem-
| iii to razpoko, ne da hi dvo-
mil, da je zemlja tn pocila. Ina
cline "a to zemsko razpoko so
sporedne strme stene oh obeh
straneh, segajoce oh Redeem
morju do 5000 m visoko. Maj
vecia izned kotlin te razpoke ie
Rde6e morje, siroko 200 do 300
KIN in globoko do 2400 m. To
je orjaska kotlina, XII je nastala,
ko Sc je zemska skorja napela
in poeila.
To so bile tudi tiste sile, XII
SO povzrocile razkol zemlje pro-
ii ekvatorju. Presekale SO ma
dvoje tudi poedine ognjenike. ii
mogocni naravni pojavi so mo-
gil biti~ samo posledica delova-
MIA orjaskih sill, kajti ponekod
SO Sc vdrla gorovja do 5000 m
globoko in nastala so velika je-
zera brez odtoka.
Prevladuje mnenje, da je ma
stalo tudi dijsko morje "a
radi tega, ker je zemlja poci-
Ia. Pc naziranju ucenjakov je
bila nekoc kopna zemlja med
lAfriko in Indijo, pa Sc je po-
zneje ia del zemlje pogreznil v
nnorje. To nesreeo mai bi bila
Ipovzrocila velikanska napetost
zemske skorje, XII je razklala
Afriko po dolgem.
! Ueenjaki so ugotovili, da sc
vrsi premikanje proti ekvator-
ju. Jasno je, da mora priti po-
casi okrog ekvatorja do veli-
kanske napetosti. znanstveniki
Isc lahko po skrbnem merjenju
in opazovanju ledenikov pogle-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

ze, meme je strah!" In potem je
zopet pomislila, kaj neki porece
jutri, ko ne DO Jerice mixer. In
kaj porecejo Luka, Anica in
Marjanica?
z vso ljubeznijo je mislila ma
te osebe, in v oci so il privrele
solze.
Zaslisala je korake po cesti.
Plaho je odskotila V senco "a
deske, pridrzala sapo in drge-
tala. Pocasi so odjeknile V bre-
gu stopinje, in deklica je sto-
pila zopet ma cesto. Nekaj me-
die svetlobe je bledelo ma ne
bu. Ali je bila zapadla mese-
Gina, ali zarja?
Jerica je pogledala Sc enkrat
! gori proti. Peci in Sc enkrat je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22
Opolnini glede raci-
joniranja

|. Dne IL. septembra opoldne so
postale veljavne rjave znamke
za tocke (point stamps) ma pr
viii dveh in zadnjih dveh listih
raeijske knjizice st. 8. Te rjave
znan1ke so edine v knjiki st.
3, katere snete uporabljati do
nadaljnega obvestila-tako po-
roea urad OPA.
TIE rjave znamke sluzijo "a
nakup onih dobrin, katere ste
kupovali z rdeeimi znamkami v
racijski knjigi st. 2.-namrec
meso, mast in ollie, ribe in kon-
zerve, sir, konzervirano mleko
it'd.
Nobene spremembe ne bo v
pogledu postopanja "a gospodi-
+nje, trgovce ma drobno in ma
depelO, "a sproducenIe all LOVdr-
marie. Vse dolocbe "a uporabo
rdecih znamk v War Ration
Book No. 2 SO veljavne "a rjave
znamke v War Ration Book No.
g.
| OPA naglasa, da mora cd II.
septembra naprej vsak kupec
imeti pri sebi tri racijske knji-
lice:
Book No. 1 "a sladkor.
Book No. 2 "a hrano v kon-
zervah it'd. tModre znamke.)
Book No. 3 "a meso, mast it'd.
Rdece znamke "Y" in 81" iz
knjizice st. 2 so veljavne cd IL.
septembra do 6. oktobra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22
Zemlja pod nami Sc
neopazno stalno
premika

&c bi bill imeli nasi predni-
XII, ziveei v pradavnih casih,
svoje zemljevide, bi mi zdaj ma
njih ne spoznali zemlje. Razde-
litev kopne zemlje in morij je
bila takrat cisto drugaena.
sele nekaj deset let je tega,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22

pomislila ma vse drago, kar je
zapustila gori. Dolgo, dolgo nj
mogla odtrgati pogleda cd Pc
ei.r-Nenadoma pa Sc j je zazde-
10, da Sc .je pojavila tam gori
liza brega senca. Jerica je kirk
Mia in bezala po cesti, bezala,
gnana cd strahu in brezsrenosti
zene, XII il je bila svojcas -
matt!
Pa vre prekipi, &c je Sc tako
velik! ..
80. Luka Sc prebudi. T..
Luka Sc je V spanju prevrgel
in pri tenn podrl lestvo, XII je
hrupoma .padla po tleh. Tedaj
Sc je Luka .prebudil in Sc dvig-
nil. Glava ga je bolela in mrazi-
10 ga je. Polagoma Sc je tudi
zavedel, da ne lezi pod streho,
temvec pod lopo ma kupu Ste
lie. Zvezde ma nebu so bledele,
nekaj medic svetlobe je lezalo
ma nebu.
"Pozvecim ji," je zamrmral
in Sc domislil, da je po noci pill
$ Tomazem. V naslednjem hipu
zopet nj mogel vee popolnoma
zbrati svojih misli in je omah-
nil utrujen in bolan ma stefjo.
Toda zaspati nj mogel vec.
Vstal je in odkorakal proti vra-
tom V hiso. Me cudnega Sc mu
nj zdelo, da so vrata samo pri-
prta. In .tako je zlezel Luka po-
lagoma V temi v podstresje ter
legel.
Kdo We, kako dolgo je spal.
Hipoma pa je zaeutil, da ga
nekdo budi.
Oh njem je stal Anze.
@Kaj je?' je vprasal Luka in
cutil, da ga glava Sc vedno boli
In tudi mraz ga je stresal pc
vseh udih. Skozi duplje' pa je
prijetno sijalo solnce. !;
"Jerice ni!' je dejal Anze. i
"Jerice NIP" je skocil Luks
kvisku, 'kje je?"
"Ne vem," je odgovoril dec.
ko, '.mislil sem, da veste VIZ
"Jaz? JAZZ" je vprasal Luka
"Jaz ne vem nie!' V hipu ga j
videl planiti in vzrasti in nate
onemoglo omahniti ma posteljo
Pri tenn je gibal starec 2 ustni
cami, kakor da govori sam
Eseboj.
"Kaj pravite, Luka?" je vpra
sal FAINT.
MOI nj odgovoril nie.
"Jaz dem, spodila jo je p
noei, ali pa je dekle uslo sa
NOR
Tudi sedaj nj Luka odgovori
Tedaj pa je minila pastirj
potrpezljivost, prijel je stare
"a rame ter dejal:
"Veste kaj, &c bonn ma va
! cakal, bonn moral dolgo cakat
Meni Sc mudi; grem "a Jerico.
Lulxa ga je gledal, kakor d
ga ne razume. Nit. ,prikimal n
EanA 10 za rod rn.ial nnka a tie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-22
v BLACOHOTNO
OBVESTILO

"Enakopavnost re cd svojega postanka podpra kutna
podporna drutva DELUXE cell povzdgo napredek
soVenske javnost in nasebine
Enakopavnost" tudi sdani vojni kriz
d da prnasa svojm omsleniom cajem resnicna poro
cia
Enakopravnot" zaveda voje dolznosi napram Ameri
XII in nud svoo morano in gmotno razcen nacn;
obenem udi vzano bori da bo naim zatanm
rojaknjam XII danes trpijo pomankane cuio bic zaa
zasiao solnce svobode
"Enakopravnos" us svoe deo po svojem nabosem pre-
picanu Ia sebo ina zaslombo zavedne avnosi XII
ljubezen biznega
Da DO "Enakopravnosi' kot ganc ljudske pavce mogo
&c uzit dobrobh napred, je petebno deezna tud
gone podpore obh ogasov in novi naroenn zatorej
prporoea d1uvom da OBJ pri ko prirejajo pknke
izlete zabave pokon udi ogas poeg dopisov govcem
in oftnikom ter professionalism spomnjo oga
som ko dobio svoo zaogo kaj novega, it'd.
"Enakopravnost udi izvrsi tiskovn
vstopnice, etake it'd. Delo je icno in een
ENAKOPRAVNOST
....~ ~-y r- SLOVENSKI DNEVNIK ,...
1921 ST CLAIR AVE. HEndersea 53iI-s3I2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-11
University Inherits
MeCreery Library

Ann Arbor, Oct 1.-THE Uni.
versity OF Michigan has been given
the library OF the late Fenton x.
McCreery. Flint. who for many
years served the United States In
consular and diplomatic capacities
The donation was made by his sis
ters Mrs Jerome H. Remick.
Crosse Point Farms, and Mrs Mat
thew DayisoH. Flint
Mr. McCreery. who during the
hrst war. served as a major in
the United States Army. was a gra-
duate OF the class OF 1855 and sery.
ed in the American embassies a.
Valparaiso. Chile. Mexico City and
RIO de Janeiro. He was also resi-
dent minister and consul general
TO the Dominican Republic and spe.
cial advisor to the Senate commit
tee on foreign affairs
Included In the library OF over
500 volumes are two rare editions
OF books by Pierre Francois Ia.
vier de CharleyoiN. after whom the
Michigan city was named The
library covers many fields. with
specialization In tho history and
sociology OF the countries 10
which he was assigned
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-11
Fine Points in Bridge
ev sNEeARo BARCLAY

could have cue bid the diamonds
and you clubs TO show hrst-round
control. That would have enabled
me TO bid six without any worries.
But. with your jump TO 4-Spades.
/ could not venture into the level
OF Ave. since as near as I could
tell. we might have had three club
losers"
South was meekly defending his
long jump as being due TO weak
meas In high cards. when West
came TO his defense. saying: III
you had bid only 3-Spades. l
would have cut IN with Ada
monds. prepared to show my clubs
next II necessary TO find at with
my partner. After that. you fell
lows would never have had a
chance to play the hand profit
ably. as my partner would have
taken us to diamonds, which
would have been set only two
tricks. OF course. II you had
wanted to bid 7-Spades and get
set. then okeh."
II guess you're right" subsidized
North. I'VE really got the best re-
suit we could"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-11

Sportsman's Park, ST. Louis. Oct.
li-INS-Joe Mccarthy and Billy
Southworth showed the big blue
stack into the middle OF the table
today and said beat me IL you can.
The managers of the Yankees
and the Cardinals came down to
what may be the final game Of
the World Series depending upon
their aces. For the Yankees. now
in front by three games to one, 1t
was Spud Chandler and for the
harassed Cards OF the rapidly
dwindling fortunes 1t was Mort
Cooper.
This brought about the greatest
pitching clash OF the year-the
best pitcher in the American Lea
que. Chandler. against the best in
the National. Cooper, each OF whom
already has won his only start for
a World Series pot that will aggre-
gate S6,123.20 for each player. The
losers won't be shut out entirely
but will be on the short end by
$4,000 or so.
Contest Important
Pending contrary developments,
todays game overshadows any
thing that has gone before, includ-
ing the Yanks 2 to l victory Sun.
day behind Marius Russo who did
all the pitching and a good part Of
the hitting. He also scored the
winning run in a left-handed duel
with Max Lainer and Harry Brech-
cen, who was charged with the de.
feat.
Today's game is one that &c
ton writer might think up but not
be able to sell because OF the i'm
probabilities OF the thing. The
Yanks come down to this one in
need OF only one game to regain
the world championship from the
Cardinals, who now must win three
in a row. Both OF them have come
down to the payoff encounter with
their outstanding pitchers on the
firing line.
This resulted from Manager Nc
Carthy's confidence in Russo for
Sundays game in the face OF
great deal OF shouting that Russos
poor record through the season did
not warrant that Chandler be held
back. Russo won only Ave games
this season.
The idea seemed to be that Nc
Carthy should go with Chandler to
get this one and then gamble from
there on, with Chandler to be rea-
dy again for a seventh game II
necessary.
II Mccarthy isn't careful he is
going to wind up being classed
among the geniuses. He threw
Russo in there Sunday against
the man who pitched an excellent
game in losing the opener and got
from Russo winning pitching all
the way. That is aside from Rus
SOS hitting. That was merely a
fortunate circumstance that help
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Michigan Team Still Cream
of Crop Despite Saturday

II successful .tosses in is
attempts.
At Madison. a bruised but not
undaunted Illinois team upset the
dope by smothering Wisconsin. Is
to Z, The Him victory evened the
series between the two schools at
10 each.
a Freshman Ohio state Team
Just didn't quite measure up in
scoring punch against the veteran
Bluejackets al Great Lakes. The
Green Buckeyes were beaten. 13 to
6, by two spectacular scoring plays
and 4 great goal line stand by the
Sailors early In the fourth quar-.
ter.
Superior air power and expert.
cnce gave the Iowa Preflight Sea
hawks % to 0 victory over the
Iowa Hawkeyes at Iowa City. The
Hawkeyes dashed back repeatedly
to keep the game from becoming a
run away.
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Chandler, Mort Cooper to
Oppose Each Other i'm Box

ed the Yankee cause. II II hadn't
been Russo II probably would have
been somebody else.
Tough spo:
Now that the Cards have blown
that opener at home. they hnd
themselves in a really tough spot
They cou' win only one out OF
two in New York and couldn't win
the opener at home with the result
that they may not win at all.
What the Cards have learned
about the Yanks in this series is
that they can keep on coming
back. They did Sunday. They took
the lead first in the fourth inning
when Joe Gordon doubled to center
and Bill Dickey singled him home.
That was strictly orthodox Yankee
baseball. Bang. bang, two hits and
run.
However, the Cards tied II in~the
seventh when frankie Crosetti did
a sun dance under a fly by Ray
Sanders and played the ball into an
error with two away.
Danny Litwhiler then caromed
a double of first base, Martin Mar
ion walked and when pinch-hitter
Demaree hit one to Bill Johnson
the Yankee third baseman muffed
il, Sanders scoring.
At that moment 1t looked tough
for the Yanks. The score was tied,
the sacks were loaded and the
ground keepers were In the outfield
gathering up glassware and other
debris thrown about by the exub-
Grant st. Louis fans.
Given Rest
What that probably did was give
Russo a rest that he needed. He
stood there while the game was
momentarily interrupted, taking n
breather for himself then got
Whitley Kurowski to ground out to
end It.
In the eighth the Yanks won by
virtue OF Russo's second two-base
hit OF the day. Tuck Stainbacks
sacrifice and Crosetti's long out
field fly. which may not be yankee
baseball-in that 1t is conservative
and orthodox-but It was winning
baseball.
The Cardinals outhit the Yam
KEGS by 7 to 6, whereas the Yam
KEGS had the best OF the smuggling
by three doubles Gordon. one and
RusA two) to two tLithwhiler and
Marion), who wasted one In the
ninth.
An error by Lou Klein at second
base in the scoreless third inning
gave the Cardinals a total OF nine
or one more than the record for
the number OF errors made In
four game series. Inasmuch as this
isn't a four game series that prob
ably isn't important, except to show
how utterly ragged the Cardinals
are.