SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24

Schuller matched points with
Lobby getting IL and was aid
ed by Bokesci. (2), Kerr CD,
Schinker (3) and Schuster (3i.
The veteran Yo. girls were too
much for the home team. Paced
by Wunderlich, rangy Yo. center
who scored more points than did
all of the Alliance girls, the
Champion Yo. team experienced
little difficulty. Yo. scorers we're
Wunderlich (l2), T. Binder (7),
and A. Raidel az, while scorers
for Alliance were Folk (4), p.
Schneider (2) and E. Murtz (2).
The lead amassed by Salem boys
in the 1st half stood them in good
stead as they completely outplay-
ed East in the early session as
East played them on even terms
in the End half. Salem led 22:ll
at half time and East scored IS
points to Salems IL in the last
half. Paulini and Detwiler played
best for Salem while Simonis and
Berndt led East. Scorers for
Salem-Paulini (H), Detwiler
(1O). M. Linder (4), Fromm (2),
and w. Linder CD - for East
Simonis (l2), Berndt (lO). and
Schuller (lo. Leading 6:3 at half
time and having outplayed Salem
it appeared that East girls were
on their way to drop Salem but
Salem turned the tables in the last
half holding East to but a single
tally as they scored 7 and won
the game. Scorers were Paulini
(4). Kloos (2). Schuster (2) and
Ham (2); for East-Ungar a.,
+. Brenner (2) and A. Brenner
Q). In two walkaway games that
featured the passing attack of both
the girls and boys of Homestead,
Canton could not match the pace
set. In the boys game Nemenz
and Bair did the brunt of the
scoring for the winners and d.
Illegal was best for Canton. Four
of the Hstd. girls scored more
points than did all of the Canton
team. Scoters in the boys game
for Hstd.--Nemenz (15), Bair
90, Fakesch CO... Lang (30), NJ.
Weprich (3), Pelger (3), Mates
(5), and kaufman (2) for
Canton Illegal (5), B. Krause
(3), A. Krause (2), Schuster (2)
and B. Wendell (D. In the girls
game for Hstd. it was A. Bair
Q5), r. Leprech QO), NJ. Lep-
rech (S). Zeigler (O, Nemenz
(2) and Vogt (2); for Canton
Orend (3), B. Yelecheck (2) and
G.. Bahmiller (lD. The West-New
Castle girls game was very close
throughout and the play of Pelger
and Wise both on defensive and
offensive was very good while the
play of H. Bodendorfer and Kraft
led N. c. on to victory. Scorers
for n. c. were H. Bodendorfer
(5), Kraft (5), NJ. Bodendorfer
(3) and Roth (2); for West it
was Pelger (8), Wise (2), Drase-
CD and Schanzel (D. Club New $
Highlights. Hstd.--Card party
to be held at the Vogt home -
a swimming party comming up
soon - preparations are being
made to participate in the Track
Meet at n. c - Salem. Is new
members proposed. d. Weber, $.
Fronius, and A. Ulrich had hot
but interesting debate on Basket
ball and it's management - ELL
wood City. Seems as though Red
Binder regained his appetite after
his stay in the hospital and he now
eats twice as much as before. -
Danny Weber's thoughts of the
international situation - Russo
Japanese turmoil (still almost
as it was then) = Spain??? Bal
kans seething again - Dan con-
cluded with - "The ANSWERS to
some of these questions our
children will read" - Time has
proven even in our time that the
situations are even worse than We
thought Danny and we may live
to see some of the results of the