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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09

kaki TAXI zadevi ostati ma vr-
hu ida ne govorimo q tistih, v
katerih je podlegeD, Sc je mo-
raj tudi on zatekati X spletkam
in nasiljem, XII jih njegova vest
nato nj mogla odobriti. Imeti je
moral okrog sebe precejsnje
stevilo razvpitih razbojnikoy;
zaradi lastne varnosti in da bi
v njih incl tenn krepkejso pod
poro, pa je moral izbirati maj
bolj nevarne, to Sc pravi mai
bolj zlocinske, in tako liz ljubez-
nj do pravice ziveti lopovi.
Zato mu je veekrat, ko je bill pc
kakem nesrecnem izidu malo-
dusen ali nemiren radi kake
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09

kakorkoli kaj opraviti z mimi
je zacel mimi tekmovati v raz-
kosju in sijaju ter 81 tako prav
poceni nakopal sovraznosti, "a
vidljivosti in smesnosti. Njego-
va cud, postena in nasilna OBJ
enem, ga je nato zgodaj "a
pletla v Sc drugacne, resnejse
tekme. Njegovo najpristnejse in
cdkrito zgrazanje so vzbujale
zlasti nasilnosti in zlorabe; OBJ
eutil je to zgrazanje tenn ziveje
radi kakovosti oseb, XII so jih
dan ma dan. najvec zagresale :
bill so to prav isti ljudje, do ka-
terih je incl najvec tiste mrz-
ME. Da bi zadovoljeval ali da
bi vadil vse tie strasti obenem,
Sc je rad zavzemal "a kakega
sibkega premaganca, zabijal ST
je v glavo, da on re pokaze ka-
kemu objestnezu, vtikal Sc je
zdaj v ia prepir, zdaj 81 je ma
prtil drugega, tako da Sc je
polagoma spremenil V nekak-
snega zascitnika zatiranih in v
mascevalo krivic. Bill je to te-
zaven posel in nikar ne vpra-
SUITE, ali je ubogi Ludovik incl
sovraznike, zdrazbe in skrbi.
Razen zunanje vojne so ga po-
vrhu neprestano trli Sc no.
tranji Sport, kajti &c je hotel V
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09
STRAIN 3

grozece nevarnosti, navelican te-
ga, da Sc je moral vecno patti,
do grla sit svoje druscine, u
skrbeh radi bodocnosti in radi
svojega imetja, XII je dan "a
dan bolj kopnelo v dobrih delhi
in drznih podjetjih, veckrat mu
je tedaj zablisnila v glayi misel,
da bi postal redovnik; to je bill
" tistih cash najbolj obieajen
izhod IL posvetnih zadreg. Toda
ia nuhasta mfsel, XII bi bila
morda ostala TAXA vse njegovo
zivljenje, je postala trden sklep
zaradi nesrece, kakor sc mu
resnejsa nj Sc nikdar pripetila.
(Dat5e prinodn5tcJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09
FARO OCENCA
Milanska zgodba il IL. stoletja
Odkrl in prenaredil Alessandro Manzoni
Poslovenil DIR. Andrej Budal

" srcu, da bo, kamor gre, 1--WE
del kako nesreco.
- Toda zakaj 81 je delal to-
liko skrbi radi Lucije? In zakaj
Sc je ma prvo opozorilo odpravil
s tako marljivostjo ma pot, ka-
kor da ga je poklical oce pro-
vincijal? In kdo je bill ia oee
Cristoforo? - Vsem tenn vpra-
sanjem je treba ugoditi.
Gee Cristoforo iz *** je bill
moz blize sestdesetih nego pet
desetih let. Njegova glava, visa
obrita razen malega venca las,
XII je po kapucinskem obicaju
segal okoli in okoli, Sc je zdaj
pa zdaj dvignila s kretnjo, XII je
liz ME prebijalo nekaj ponosne-
ga in nemifnega; toda brz Sc je
'spet sklonila, kakor da Sc je
domislila poniznost. Dolga bella
brada, XII mu je pokrivala lica
in konec obraza, je Sc bolj dvi-
gala izrazite oblike zgornjega
della obraza, katerim je bila re
dolgo izvajana zdrznost dodala
mnogo vec dostojanstva, nego
Jim je vzela izrazitosti. Dive
vglobljeni ocesi sta bill navadno
obrnjeni v tia, toda vcasih sta
vzplamteli v hipni zivahnosti
kakor diva svojeglava konjica
ma uzdi kocijaza, 0 katerem
vesta po izkusnji, da ne DO nju-
ma obveljala, vendar zdaj pa
zdaj skocita malo v stran, a sta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09
(Nadaljevanje)

V,presledkih so oceta srecavali
raztrgani in sestradani beraci,
ostareli v svojem poklicu ali
znani Cd potrebe, da so iztegali
roko. Stopali so tho mimo oce-
ia Cristofora, gledali SO ga po-
bozno in dasi MISC mogli cd ME
ga nicesar pricakovati, ker Sc
kapucinec nj nikdar dotikal de-
maria, so Sc mu vendar prikla-
Mali kakor v zahvalo "a milo
scino, XII so jo ze bill kdaj pre-
jeli v samostanu ali pa so bas
bill namenjeni ponjo. Pogled ma
delavce, raztresene po poljih, je
incl nekaj Sc bolj bolestnega ma
sebi. Nekateri so metali svoja
semena ma redko, varcno, ne
kan neradi, kakor kdor tvega
nekaj, kar mu je proved pri sr-
Gu; drugi so kakor z velikim ma
porom zabadali lopato in zlo-
voljno preobracali Crude. Mrsa-
vo dekletce, pasoce ma vrvi rev.
no kravico, XII SO il suha zebra
bodla v svet, je gledalo predse
ter Sc magic sklanjalo, da ukra-
de zivali kaksno travico, XII DO
hrana druzini in o kateri je Ia
kota poucila ljudi, 'da cd ME
tudi oni lahko zivijo. Taxi pri-
zori so pri vsakem koraku Sc
povecevali zalost redovnika, XII
je Re stopal zalostno slutnjo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09

kako bi ia mali spotikljaj zabri-
sail in sprawl pogovor V dru-
gacen tir; toda med razmislja-
MEM so molcali in v tenn mol
ku je bill spotikljaj Sc bolj oci-
ten. Vsakdo Sc je izogibal, da
ne bi srecal oei drugih; vsakdo
je cutil, da Sc vsi bavijo misli-
10, XII hi jo bill vsi ,najraje pri-
krili. Radost je sla "a tisti dan
po vodi in neprevidnez ali, da Sc
bolj pravicno izrazimo, nesrec-
nez nj prejel vec nobenega po-
vabila. Tako je Ludovikov oce
prezivel zadnja svoja leta v ne
! prestanih stiskah, V vednem
strahu, da Sc mu DO kdo royal,
in ne da bi kdaj pomislil, da
prodajanje nj mic bolj smesno
nego ,kupovanje in da je vendar
poklic, katerega Sc je zdaj sra
moval, izvrseval poprej toliko
let pred vso javnostjo in brez
najmanjsih ocitkov vesti. Sinu
je po razmerah tistih casov in
kclikor so mu dopusGali zakoni
in obicaji, preskrbel imenitno
vzgojo; najel mu je ucitelje pi-
smenosti in vitezkih val in ko
je umrl, je zapustil vse boga-
temu mladenicu.
Ludovik Sc je- bill navel 60
sposkih navad in prilizovalci,
med katerimi je bill zrasel, so ga
navadili, da je pricakoval po-
vsod zelo spostljivega ravnanJa.
A ko Sc je hotel mesati med We
likase svojega mesta, je zadel
oh precej drugacno postopanje,
nego ga je bill vajen, in je videl,
da mora iti, ce hoce pripadati
njihovi druzbi, kakor 81 je zelel,
skozi novo solo potrpezlj jivosti
in pokorscine, da mora ostati
vedno spodaj in vsak hip kako
grenko pozreti. TAX nacin ziv-
ljenja pa Sc nj skladal ne z
vzgojo ne z naravo Ludovikovo.
Ozlovoljen Sc je odmaknil Cd
njih. Nato pa Sc mu je zopet
bridko tczilo po njih; kajti zde-
10 Sc mu je, da bi oni morali
biti V resnici njegovi tovarisi-
rad bi bill videl samo, da bi bill
malo ljubeznivejsi. Ker to me-
sanico nagnjenja in mrznje nj
mogel pos domaee obcevati z
mimi in je vendar hotel imeti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09

"a to brz kaznovana potenim
potegljajem "a zivalo.
Oce Cristoforo nj bill vedno
tax in tudi nj bill vedno Cristo-
foro; njegovo krstno ime je BIZ
10 Ludovik. Bill je sin nekega
trgovca iz *** tie zvezdice IL
virajo vse liz opreznosti mole
ga neimenovanca), XII Sc je ma
zadnja leta, ko 81 je bill re ma
bral zadosti bogastva in je incl
samo enega sina, odpovedal
kupcevanju in zacel ziveti kot
velik gospod.
V novem brezdelju sc je zacel
neznansko sramovati vsega one
ga casa, XII ga je bill zapravil S
tenn, da je nekaj delal ma svetu.
Ia misel ga je tako obvladala,
da Sc je ma vse nacine trudil,
kako bi pri drugih zabrisal vsak
spomin ma to, da je bill nekdaj
trgovec; najraje bi bill to Sc
sam pozabil. Toda prodajalna
cule, knjiga in mera so mu
kakor Macbethu Bancova senca
neprenehoma vstajale V spomi,
nu, tudi med sijajem oblozenih
miz in smehljanjem zapeljavcev
Nemogoce je povedati, kako sc
morali ii ubozcki skrbno patti
da Sc izognejo vsaki besedi, c
kateri bi Sc moglo zdeti, da ka,
korkoli namiguje ma nekdanji
gostiteljev stan. Nekega dne, da
povem lie en- primer, nekega dine
ko Sc je obed re blizal koncu, V
trenutkih tako zive in preproste
veselosti, da bi bilo tezko reel
kdo je bolj uzival, ali druzba
da je pospravljala z mize, ali
gospodar, da je bill pripravil, je
S prijateljsko vzvisenostjo ma.
10 drazil enega svojih povab-
Iencev, najbolj postenega jed.
ca, XII 81 ga more clovek misliti
Ia je, da bi Sc sail odzval, cd.
govoril brez najmanjse sence
hudobije prav z otrosko pre-
prostostjo: "Eh, JAZZ imam ne.
obcutljiva usesa kakor trgovec.
Mega samega je hipoma zadel
zvok besede, XII mu je bila usla
pogledal je v negotovosti gospo'
darjev obraz, XII Sc je .zamracil
oba bi bila rada kazala prejsnj
izraz, a nj bio mogoce. Drug
gostje so vsak Ease razmisljali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-09

D0 sc isUOh E
postemega IN
deavnega
,mOS0 y tGE0
UaSen urad, je
nujno potreb-
mo, da sleherni
drSavljan in
drSovljamka
gre ma Doh$ce
IN odda svoj
glas.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
District Loops Of Both
Sexes Reorqanize

The Capitals fastest mems and
women's duckpin loops will hold re-
organization meetings this week
with the Ladies' District scheduled
at 8 tomorrow night at Arcadia and
the Mems District at 8 Friday night
at Hi-Skor.
Bowling establishments desiring
franchises In either circuit for the
coming season which will get under
way the middle of September, are
asked to be represented.
Embellishing the popular Bulletin
handicap tonight at Penn Recrea-
ton will be probably the hottest
mixed doubles battle of the summer
with Frances Wilson and AL Wright
sclashing with Lois Gladding and
Karl Gochenour in rubber match
The regular weekly handicap fol
both sexes which last week at Spill
way lured SO contestants starts at
in the afternoon with the mixed
affair carded at 8.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Horse Show Is Listed
By Arlington Lions

Eleven classes and two champion
ships make up the program of the
first annual horse show sponsored
by the Arlington Lions Club, to be
held next Sunday at the Ballston
Stadium, Randolph street and Will
son boulevard.
The program, which gets under
way at l pm, consists of a hack and
hunter class. warmup, road hacks
saddle ponies, pairs Of jumpers pony
driving class, handy jumpers, knock
down and out. light harness driving
class, consolation class, five-gaited
class, jumper championship and
saddle horse championship.
The awards consist of the usual
ribbons, together with unusually
fine prizes for each event contrib
uted by Arlington merchants. The
jumper and saddle horse champions
will receive handsome trophies.
The committee chairmen in charge
Of the show are Charles A. Ohm
stead, general chairman; Elwood q
Dallas, program; George Grove
publicity; Clyde B. Stovall, tickets
and Howard H. England, advisory
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Comedy Player Gains
Edge Over Beneva
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BEL AIR. Md. Aug. 5.-Comedy
Player. owned by j. E. Crider of
Chambersburg, Pa, reeled OF q mile
and 10 yards in 1:464s to capture
the 81 500 El-Ray Handicap, closing
feature Of the Hartford County Fair
Associations To-day summer meet
ing.
The getaway crowd Of l1,00O,
which sweltered in q 100-degree
temperature, installed j. w. Lilly's
Beneva an odds-on favorite. The
filly after alternating in setting the
pace, wound up second.
The camera showed G. S. Glad
ney's Black Africa nosing out l..
Donofro's Mack,s Miss for third.
The winner paid $l0.40.
Fans delving into the daily double
came up with the 9-l combination
of Merrily GO, and xantheip which
Johnny Tammaro, 1.-the Italian
lad from Baltimore, proved the top
rider when he registered Is VIM
ners In 10 days. The meetins's s
leading winning trainer vas M. H.
(Buzz) Everhart Of Virginia, who
Saddlod six winners,
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Fink and Lyons Face
For Tennis Honors

Final match for the boys open
tennis singles crown in the play
ground championships staged by
the District Recreation Department
was scheduled for today at on the
Takoma Park courts when Dick
Fink and Bennett Lyons replay the
match that was rained out last Sun
day afternoon after each lad had
captured set.
Fink took the first session on q
IS count and had q So lead in
the second when Lyons put on q
burst of speed to crash through to
a 10-8 margin. Rivalry between
the two is intense, reaching a cli-
max after a season Of interhigh play
during which Fink played No. and
Lyons No. 2 on the 1914 champion
ship Coolidge net team.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Benefit SoftbuII Double Bill
Likely to Draw 10000 Fans

There may be a crowd Of 10000
in Griffith Stadium Tuesday night
to see, believe it or not, softball
double header, in which interest
has worked up to high pitch locally.
The games promise the best softie
action Of the season with the cream
Of the local crop competing under
the ball park lights.
The show, staged by the Connec-
ticut Avenue Citizens Association
for the benefit Of its Library Site
Fund, has had an advance ticket
sale nothing short of amazing, with
the pasteboards a dollar a throw.
One reason for the great interest
is that the best girl softball stars
will perform, and this has been q
season when the lassies have lust
about stolen the show. After Mrs.
Jimmy Doolittle tosses out the first
ball with appropriate ceremonies to
get the contests under way, the
United Typewriter girls, 1874 Dis
trict champions who ran up q "a
game winning streak. win take the
fleld against . team composed of
the top stars of the other local tens
The Typists attracted 50 much
national attention with their sizzling
play that they have been invited to
Stamford, Conn, to meet the New
England girl champions, the Con-
necticut Nutmegs, winners of II
Evening star., 1944-08-06
500 Boys, Girls Listed
In Montgomery Meet

Maryland-National Capital Park
Departments annual Montgomery
Country track and field champion
ships get under way Wednesday at
Rock Greek Forest Park. with 6OC
youngsters making up one of the
best fields in the history Of the fix-
ture.
Competition among the boys is
limited to. youngsters under IS who
have not earned a high school let
ter in track, and includes the
champions of the regional recrea-
tion centers.
Boys event will be completed
Wednesday and the girls features
run of the following day with a
volleyball throw added to the usual
track features for the lassies.
Julian Colangelo and Fred Null
vey are in charge Of the boys event,
and will be aided by Hazel Cough,
Margaret Wolf1nger and Esther
Mizell in the girls section.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Rose Dean, Enoc, Yankee Maid
Co Choices in HumbIetoniun

The f.lly. BY Dean Hanover, u
owned by Whites son, Gibson, who
also owned Rosalind, the 1895
Hamhletonian winner. Ben White
has piloted the last two winners,
the Ambassador in 1942 and volo
Song. since destroyed last year at
Empire.
The senior White was behind
Rosalind and also had Mary Rey.
nolds, 1888 victor, to become the
only reinsman to win the big event
four times.
Others Which May Start.
Other likely starters are Foster
Hanover, Fighting Scot, Rapid Han
over, Evas Boy, Emily Scott, Prin.
cess Julian, Ruths Day and LYDIA
mite.
The race was run Oh at Emptsp
City last year because OF the stricS
gas rationing In New York State.
but the down-to- black dirt flavor
which has characterized the trot In
Its upstate home was lacking.
Return Of the race to Goshen also
VIII bring out again the familiar
striped tent Of the Middletown.
IN. 70 church, where country fried
chicken dinners will be served on
paper plates. Goshen has a normal
population Of 1000 but on Hamble-
tonian day it annually blossoms
INTO nve or six times that number.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Great Amphitheater
In Baltimore Urged
BY tie Associared Press


BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-Construc-
ton in Baltimore of new and mod
ern sports amphitheater as q me.
mortal to the citys war dead ha.
been proposed by Acting Mayor c
MARYLAND Kelly, president Of the
City Council.
Earlier Frank II. Durkee, presi-
dent of the City Park Board. hae
proposed that the municipal stadium
be renovated at an estimated cost
Of $700 900. but Kelly advocated raz-
ing of the stadium and construc-
ton Of new sports center.
Baltimore should have a war me-
mortal such as Chicago's Soldier
Field" he said. The present sta
dium Is nothing more than q circu.
lar mound of earth with seats. The
sanitary facilities are inadequate be-
cause there Is no way of improving
them much.
With the Orioles making the sta
dium their permanent home, with
professional football In the fall and
other outdoor sports to I'LL out the
year-round schedule and with box
ing and other indoor sports, the
stadium could be self -lquidating."
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Bel Air Results

FIRST EAc1+Purse. $500; s-year-olds
iS1 GO ',T,as; tTs%m.s if9aIlfHs'' fafS $40
Also Al%e rianisH3h.nl..n. Mon.b.r. pous,.
sun Valley, wayuma. Lons Less.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500. 3-ysar.
sss ass.ssS sas Vi or.n ss,nin' 81 qs.lssps's ssS $50
S9sss s4ls:.!s: e, !$:::sll' s::ssipD $50 ss:sc
Also ran-.Haircut. Bombs Away. In
Isssi s.sdiSa 1E,eS Ss r'n'r' sun r'f'e'' unimond
THIRD sRAcE-purs.. $500; s-year-olds
s:ss :s "; ,Tsnns.oS.' sS' '0f'shs' s.io $50 80
SeTRs'ss TlSs. i!dss' ieSds5s,'' 1870
Also ran = Balla Con. aRasaw. War
as. weidman-d. c. Reid entry.
Old. dgsTn sns aD H.Gans.:s tsoS rsn, s,:.r
VA :{ss,sf -, n.1 ;ss's %s',, ssS i
Also ran--wsr Agent. Royal Nora. Quick
Conquest. Wesley A.. sallipatica.
FIFTH RACE1Purse. $1,000; Swear
Comedy Player eRsmire.5 T io.4o l'Y6 $50 $50
BLACK AIricA &Arou1nN 400
Time, 1:464s.
Also. ran-kiyer Bank. Gypsy Moth.
Most Alert. Mack's Miss.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500: 3-year -olds
and up: claiming: mile anL 20 yards.
Imase Of War (Burgess) 41.5O. IL 80 7.1o
Destination tKirk) 4 $50 90
Little Cecelia (Guyton) $50
Time, 1:413s.
Also ran-Exploration. Lady jana, Miss
vep, 0ilboir, Alimony Kid, Bob HI.
SEVENTH RACE-purse, $500: 3-year-
olds and up: allowances; mile.
Guerilla (TammAro) 73O $50 27O
| Dizzy Heights {Kelly) $50 4i0
Freeboy tKirk) $50
Time, 1.42.
Also rAn-0ood Odds, Brother Dear,
Very Quaint, Broiler. Black Demon.
EGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-
olds and up: claiming: mile and 20 yards
RioGrande t0uyton) 1890 $40 a.aO
| On the Line Cammaro) 3.(31 a. 6f
| Roueh E9g (Scott) 3.o6
Time, 1:46h.
Also ran-Neutrality. Who Reigh, CAT.
feine. Grey Prince, Eound Out.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Johnston Sees Tough Tine for shuceo Against Giant s
When and Where
Redskins Play

Washington's Redskins win play
five championship games 1t
home and four away. according
to the National Football League
schedule announced yesterday.
y, On Labor Day night they viii
meet the Green Bay Packers and
on September 10 the Chicago
Bears In exhibitions In Baltimore.
opening their league season Oc-
tober 8 against Philadelphia In
Philadelphia.
The other Redskin dates:
Home-October AZ, Brooklyn;
October -, Card-Pitt; November
5, Cleveland; November 10, Phil
adelphia: November Is, Boston:
Dec. 10, New York.
Away-October Is, Boston; No
vember IL, Brooklyn; December
8, New York.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Sports Program
ForlocuI Fans
TODAY.
Baseball,

TODAY.
Baseball.
washington at Boston ca.
Washington Homestead Grays
VS.. Philadelphia Stars ca, Grit
nth Stadium, 2.
Tennis.
District championships, Edge
moor Club and Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets.
Final, Boys Open Playground
Singles, Takoma Park courts, 2.
TOMORROW. .
Boxing.
Tony Shucco VS.. AL Hart, Grit
nth Stadium, first bout s:45.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Alex Barth Skaters
Garden State Mark
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAMDEN. N. j.. Aug. 5.-Alex
Barth, under the silks of Louis MIN.
kons Millbrook Stable, cut q sec.
ond and one-fifth OF the track rec.
ord today In winning the Quaker
City Handicap. feature Of the Gar
den State Park program.
Ridden by Eric Guerin. he went
the l l-l6 mile in i:42as and earned
$13,350. He was backed into heavy
favoritism.
The finish saw the first three
horses Tapped. Closest to the win
ner and just failing to last was w,
L. Ranch's Paperboy, and only .
neck away E. G. Eastwood's Challa-
more was third after setting the
early pace.
Despite sweltering heat, q crowd
OF 1921 turned out, and the mu.
fuels handle was 81 ,265 1853.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Phi|Iy Stars, Grays
In Twin Bill Today

Latest sensation of the Negro Ma.
tional League, the Philadelphis
Stars. riding high with q ix-game
winning streak. visit Griffth Sta
dium this afternoon to take on the
Washington Homestead Grays in q
double e-header that Is expected tc
produce fireworks.
The Quaker City club in the past
10 days has scored double wins over
both the Baltimore Elite Giants and
the New York Cubans, has whipped
the Newark Eagles, and last Thurs
day night trimmed the Grays, 8 to 4
Bill Kicks, who turned the trick
against the Grays last week, Is the
mound choice for the opener, while
Hubert Glenn will toll In the night.
cap.
Candy Jim Taylor, the Grays
pilot, announced last night that HI
is starting Spoon Carter, who ha,
won five and lost one. in the firs,
game, and will probably call on Edse,
Walker for the finale.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

The program Is under the direc-
tion Of Harry Deming, physical edu-
cation director Of Washington-L ZEE
who will be assisted by Frank Kava-
lier, Franklin Rockwell and Ralph
Guinther Of the schools athletic
faculty.
Following q thorough physical
examination, the youngsters will &c
through = rigorous conditioning
program, after which time will be
spent training them in the basic
groundwork Of the game. When the
boys are In suitable condition they
will Be divided into age and weight
groups for scrimmages. A grand
windup win Be . championship se-
ries among the various classes.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

straight games, who have not been
beaten since July Of 1912. The local
girls play them today At 8 O'Clock
and Immediately entrain for Wash
ington to start final prepping fol
Tuesday nights game.
The mems half Of the twin bill Il
q contest between two of the Dis
trict's best tens. the Engineering
and Recreation Corp. club, known
as the ERCOS, and the top-rankins
Briggs Clarifiers. In the hne-upa
OF both teams are many of the vet
erans VINO have starred as softbal
climbed to its present popularity
during the last 10 years as well a.
a scattering of brilliant newcomers
The mems hne-ups:
ERGO. Briggs.
Harry Wolf, 3b. "Shaggs' Abel, c
Don Fones, RI. j. George, 1b.
r. Thomas, %. j. Posten, ST.
BUZZ Horracy, ID. Harry Chism, 3b.
Ira Farmer, If. Joe de Carlo, q.
Stan Levy, II. Speed Fox. 30. =
Bill Smith, IS. Dick Beach, Ct.
Bob Hamel. Ct. NJ. 0enderson, RI
A. Rosenield, p. Brad Johncox, II
lC. Acquilsno, c. Roger Sawtell, p.
The pregame ceremonies get un
der way at 8 O'Clock. Tickets ma,
be bought at neighborhood ane
downtown stores as well As at Grit
| fifth Stadium.