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Evening star., 1944-10-04
EIkridge Is Fovorite
In Belmont Chose
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Kent Mill.
er's Elkridge, top-weighted with l67
pounds, ruled an carly favorite to.
day to win the Sl5,000-added Crane
National Steeplechase Handicap
over Smile course at Belmont
Park.
M. A. Cushman's Rouge Dragon
was expected to furnish the chiet
opposition in the six-horse field.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
Wins One Bout as Sub,
Gets Draw in Another
BY the Associated Press.

HAZLETON, Pa, Oct. Pau,
Wilson, 148, Dunmore, Pa, was 8
busy man last night.
AS substitute in boxing show
he knocked out Julius Dear, 157, New
York, in the second round of pre-.
liminary bout ano, again as a SUBJ
stitute,. took on Mickey Belletiere
148, Hazleton, to gain four-rouno
draw.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
Third Title Series
Without TruveI
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Although there are five two
club cities in the majors, st.
Louis is only the third to stage
a World Series entirely within its
confines.
This series also will be the
first since 1922 to be played all
in one park. New York had two
like that before the Yankees
moved into the stadium, but back
In 1906 Chicago's Cubs and
White Sox were virtual strangers
from opposite ends of town.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
Attendance in Eostern
Loop Up 26 Per Cent
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, Oct. l.
Attendance at Eastern League
games jumped 26 per cent during
the last season as 597,976 cash Gus
toners turned out, according to
President Thomas H. Richardson.
ut is most encouraging. to say the
least" said President Richardson,
"in The face of all the obstacles of
wartime baseball and I look upSn
1t as genuine proof that baseball Is
a distinctive part of the American
way of life"
Evening star., 1944-10-04
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Weatherman
Harry Wahlgren took no chances of
making a false prediction on the
atmospheric conditions for the OPEN
ing game. He went on his vacation
and left the forecasting job up to
his assistant.
Although this is the third straight
series for the Cardinals, eight Of
their 20 eligible players will be COM
peting in the classic for the first
time. They are Pitchers Bud Byerly,
Ted Wilks, Fred Schmidt, Al Juri-
sich and Blk Donnely; Outfielder
Augie Bergamo, Infielder Emil Ver-
ban and Catcher Bob Keely. Pepper
Martin, the old wild Horse of the
Osage." Is tops in series experience.
This makes his fourth.
A Federal grand jury In town
voted a weeks recess yesterday.
United States District Attorney
Harry Blanton explained the jurors
wanted to be sure to see the ball
games.
frankie Crespi, former Redbird
second baseman now in the Army,
Is here for the big affair. Upon his
arrival yesterday he learned that his
brother, Angelo, is missing in action
In Italy.
Denny Ga1ehouse, the Browns
starting pitcher for the first game,
has q lifetime major league record
Of 81 victories and SO defeats. His
listed opponent, Mort Cooper, owns
103 triumphs and so defeats. Gale
Evening star., 1944-10-04
Loud Of Diapers Brings
Protest From Lehiqh
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 4.-Le-
high wants it understood that the
Engineers football squad has its
share of young and inexperienced
freshmen but no babies
A local laundry delivered truck
load Of diapers to dressing rooms,
instead of towels, as ordered.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
Lands, III, Misses Series
First Time Since 1920
By the Associated Press.

by tuc hoSUCidteu FIcsS.
CHICAGO. Oct. Baseball Com
missioner Kenesaw M. Lands,
patient at st. Luke's Hospital, joined
with thousands of baseball fans to-
day who were unable to attend the
opening World Series game at st..
Louis, and prepared to hear a radio
report of the contest.
The condition of the 77-year -old
Lands, missing his first series since
he was named to his post in 1920.
is not serious, hospital attendants
said. He is suffering from a cold
and was advised by physicians not
to attend the series.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
Records Of World Series Foes


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Evening star., 1944-10-04
Yankee Maid Sets Mark
For Year in Winnina
ey the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. A.
Yankee Maid, returned to the races
after a two-week rest, won the
1881 American Stake for 3-year-
old trotters last night, and low
cred the seasons record to 2:01N
in the first heat. Enac was the
Maids main contender.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
Win, Lose or Draw
It's Gloss vs.. Mediocrity as Big Series Opens
By DENMAN THOMPSON,
star sports Editor.

BY all normal standards the World Series opening today looms
that
foregone conclusion might wonder why they bother
to stage the thing.
entertainment it will provide for
homefront civilians alike well that
accng the broadcast privileges which
Service Organizations Red
This latter alone makes it worth while
the standpoint determining which Of the contesting
BETTER which acclaim champions of all
baseball isn't it all useless waste OF time and energy?
Cardinals this rulers of the National
League third straight time almost unanimously conceded
with ~ in United
States uniform they still had the only prewar team left
They possesdand still dothe best pitching staff in the
headed by Ted Wk Bheen Max Laner and Mort Cooper
Walker and Ken ODea the
Marty Marion
Musa Johnny Hopp and
LitWhier.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
But, Have Core, Chum-Don't Go Overboord

justng of their potency the Cards proceeded
a
pulled their ntracy rivals competing against mediocre
the the
before their title assured
pted against formidable Birds
aggregation aside from Shortsop Vern
Stephens couple of others motley of
performers literally bpnkled with astos and minor
leaguers.
In presented might ustfabe
contest" especially view Of the
the achieved in their city
spring that the haven't chance
brother If that's the feel about It, be In
stunning surprise aknowledgedly best" team
gain basebs cherished title fact to which the
annals Of the game bear eloquent testimony
there question but that the would
outdistanced Of 54 which
Cardinals margin probably &ould
proximae exceed that by which they copped this
Moren One Baseball Goliath Has Met His Dovid
shor-best games-and for
sprint ordinary outfit like the Browns
smarty directed by
capable of ping the dope all St Louis which now
Chicago cities
stage with strictly municipal
1906 that there furnished
example unrustwory baseball
your Aock White
naughty Cubs who had
sandngof victories while losing only 36 for
And with George Rohe 2 hitter providing
the principal punch.
biggest Series upset witnessed
Stalngs Boston Braves
humbing vncbe" Athletics who
Haunting banner for the fourth time in nve
squeakng through but with the celebrated
twngo Rudolph Tyler and Bill James completing
the job in four straight games.
Cards Browns
starting afte a Sportsmans Park, but
Evening star., 1944-10-04

NG.
81; Il Il III: 3: ;sIls. lsss ii q.
Evening star., 1944-10-04

zoldak, Browns
Caster, Browns ----
Mcncrief, Browns
Schmidt. Cardinals.
M. Cooper, Cards
Lanier. Cardinals
Jurisich, Cardinals
6yerly, Cardinals
kramer, Browns
6recheen, Cardinals
Potter, Browns -
Jeoucki, Browns
Shirley, Browns
Wilks, Cardinals
Hollingsworth, Br. .
Donneily, Cardinals
Galehouse, Browns :
Hudiin, Browns -
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Eillarb Nue. Sell: Wooobine, 9Os5.
@otteSbicnit icben Sonn= unb Seiert.s
in beutid,er unb eneIiiter Sprahe. =
Sonntaa'dlule ieben Sonntaa 80 lthl
uormittaas. 9arauifoloenb eneli!her
@otte5hienit bon 10-1O:45 l1b,. 4ierauf
iolat Der beutihe @ottesoienit II llbr
uorp,ittaas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Scniur &ird)endor Der ct. Subannes
&irdlc

senior Aird)end)Or Der ST. JUbannes
Stride
gibt ant Sonntag, sen 16. 5ebrlar.
Elm Sbeater nit nahiolgenOem San5.
Ser SGrr Gibrcr Sit"
2aitipda an 3 Mften pun Cttu Neid).
Der Sen. airhendor ser ct. So.
bonles @emeilrDe lit eiirig beid)diti9t
uno bereitet Iif fieberbait Dor, rniern
Suhien bon ser SitIeite lrlo allen
9anosleuten mo 80nnern ben @eit
uno ausipGrts oas i1dylilhe 2ultipiel
Ser So1rr 9obrer &it" bon Sttc
Heih por5ufiibren. Ser gerfalier lit
oerielbe, ser oen rIor Iunni- -Yiiid)
pio birreit" geidrieben bat. 9ieies
Stiid ipnroe NIT oiel Grfole, al(ge.
inleinem Veifua ltno autem Usiud)
gegeben. 3enieiben @enllB tonnan mir
in Dem nun por5ufiibrenOen SlI,lpicl
unierm Publifum earantieren Ger
8eriaiier, Der elm gutter &enuer Ser
lidliihen 8olfsIeele ilt, entfalter foit,
liben Sumor. u,to beriteDt Situatio.
men berbei5ubrlngen, oie neCen Ser
uruiihiieen iddfiiden Sprade 2ad-
laloen auf 2aflalpen entielle!r wer.
oen. auf oen Snbalt mill iG nihi
ndber einseben, Senn bieien 5,l ent.
rdieIn ion oas Yriptlegium oeS Dor
benoen 3ub0rers iein uno i'm in
Spannnllng balten.
Die Spieler iinb meiltens ,pieber
oie beipdbrten alten, Die mir ip1ter
aae bei Namen nennen fperben. Gina
betpdbrte &raft, Ole friiber als 3au.
berfitnitler piel our llnferbaltung IN
&on3erten beisetragen bat, baben tuir
ge,ponnen, nlit5uluirfen. llnier in gu
riifge5ogenbeit geratene Oiid. Sang
miro .pieber auferiteben. Cine prdd,
tige Moae bat er oiesmal uno = ipii
perltebt er in Grauenflei6ern Die Grau
&urator 3u imitieren! Na, oa miro ge.
ladt tperoen =. iino iein Ynrtner -
g. 2inn als &uratorin, tpiro ibm i'm
'Spiel iiherlid getpnhien iein.
Ser Mnfang oes Stiides tpiro Inn
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Nefroit, Nidiaan
0entfde nnb S6@iii& Gp. ct. Hetru,
0ir6e, Blentielb unb 9apsberrp Npe.

2tr4e, Blenfielb unb 3psberrp dpe.
Hfarrer ssobannes Seutid, 1921 8Iens
fieIo Noe. Gel: $inerse 82O5. Sam5s
tag: Seutide S6llIe bon 1912 nbr
Sonntagfhule bon 1O-11 llhr. Bottess
bierit con 11-f2 litr. Sebsn Iesten
snenstaq oes Nonats 0;rheurotsiikuna.
Ourh bic Sonmermnms*e iensn a-;tts.
0ienstae. ionft ieoen 3. sonnta9 Srdmen
Vere;r gerfammIune. &inbeshcrprobs
ieber Sreitaa abentS Tue @Isubenss
genoiieu etnQeinDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
6omeiteaS, ga.
Dentfhe Gu. eutb. Ct. Marfus 2tr&e

SSS-ASf LII ~. NVC.
Meb. Nusuit s. gngeIbret,t. Rfarrer.
SelepEou SO. t745. Yin Sonnz uno
iSeiertagen morecns $3.50 llbr. Sonn'
taoihuIe. 1890 llbr engliifec @ottes'
oit..,.. i1:30 llbr bcut!d]er @ottesbient
MIIe 8lur5ersgenoiien iinb berali@
piIIfommeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Mbnuca, "a.
9eutibe Gpans. -2utb. ct. Heters.
Wcmeinbe, ). ctr. "'

gsarrer 9ans 8. S. Simoleit. 244
Nbnms Ctr. Nodeiter, go. Selepbon:
Nohelter 1865. 0ottesoienft $3.50 hhr
mor9ens; Sonntagld,ule 1915 llbr. =
Trauen &ersin Terinmmlilng am leeten
Donnersta9 ieoen Wonats, abenos 8 ubI.
Seoermann iit ber3lib ipillfommen.
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6eitgottesoienlt in. ser Se:,tib Stride
INN 1890 llbr pprlnittaas
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3,ueis 4.
Oanfaouno

Sir SEN sroBen geIub unierer
aarterpartie am %. Sanuar iagen
mir allen lie6en Gdlten ber5liditen
0anf. @ir irel,ten uns alfe 10 piele
Jrellnoe alld BON Der SItleite BEL uus
81 baben. Serrn 9fecafteur George
SHnei0er, llno oie pielen iG0nen
Spenoen, Dem 9ireftorirm fir oie
groBe 9aae, Dem aomitee fir Die &C.
leiitete Mrbeit iager mir ber5liditen
Canf. aatb. s. Shrntar, Yrdi.
glii. Siibler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Golun, 6ns, Obiu

Gban8. luther. Nartin 2mtber 3trdte,
Gde H3Oler unS Ann Strake.
Efarrer g. q. Qeuer. Sebeu Sonn>
tag pormittasS 9 llbr SonntagihuIe;
10 ,ltbr cnsliiber .8Ottesbienit; II ubl
oentiher @ottcsoienit.
Nqe @la,lbenseenoiien unb Sreunb
limb btr5Iib eineeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-27
Der Srancn Terein Der ct. Subannes
Wemcinoc

bilt Mtittluof, sen 3. tSebrllar, s llbr
abenos, ieine SerIammluna ab. Die
Sdlmeitern iino gebeten iih .pcnn es
mogli6 lit, ST beteiliger.
IS ipllroe beihlolien cine &arten.
partie ab5ubalten am ISamstagabeno,
Sen 5. 6ebruar. Tasielbe ioa pon
sen Saracn, slgnetben, Marien lmO
tSuiannen urrangiert peroen. 8itte
iih oieien Oatlun 81 merfen llltO al,
Der Iartie iih 81 beteiligen, I'M oieie
NamensitNueitern ST unteritiisen.
On ieocm Sild etu Ercis. &afiee
llno Sudden miro ierpierr Sas 8e=
bGd miro BON oieien Sf,peItern &C.
liefert. 9itte bies sur &enntnis 81
ncbnlcn. Gatb. &inu, Sefr.