SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

league entry-a game to be play
ed withFarrell next week. Heinie?
says Sophie is always rite as she
picked all 4 winners in the girls
games while he only picked 500
of the winners in the boys games
He also says that he did not like
the State police stopping the bus
on the way home from Salem,
says he will go to the President
what PRESIDENT?
S years ago, Jan. 10Th, 1899
The Eastern Division practi-
cally dominated the play of the
week before as Canton boys saved
the Western end of the league
from being swamped. The results
were in the girls league-Home-
stead IS; Youngstown IA Can
other terrific struggle that featur-
ed these rival Plays; New Castle
surprised Salem l4-11 and Mona
ca dumpedLorain 1877. Little Min
Leprich - Homestead's speedy
little star was again the thorn in
Youngstown's. S. side all night in a
typrical Homestead Youngstown
battle. The rivalery of these two
teams has always been red hot.
Rose Theil was brilliant for the
lossers. The Bodendorfer sisters,
Freda and Dorothy, led New Cas-
tie to the upset of Salem led by
10 Adams. Rosie Segedi again led
her team as Ellwood City beat
East. Monaco had no trouble dis
posing of I-orain as bangle scored
as many points as the entire Lo-
rain team. In the boys games the
fast stepping New Castle team
with their well balanced all a.
round play dropped Salem 28-lo,
the winners were paced by Geo.
Lang with 9 points while Mike
Linder was best for Salem. ELL
wood City ran rough shod over
East 1918. The ability of M. Sc
gedi, Schell, and Schuster to keep
dropping in baskets was too much
for East. :. Homestead roughly
dumped Youngstown 1921 as
Fakesch and Mates led the scor-
ing aided by the floor play of ].
Bair and Orend. Schuster was the
only Youngstown player to score
consistently for Yo. but Home
stead was too much. :. Canton
powerful leader of the Western
loop won easily from Farrell 49,
10 as Lutsch scored IL points and
was aided by Peterman with 13.
Club News-Alliance Pauline
Gockel in the Alliance City Hos
|pital having just had an operation
:. Gary a bowling party was a
huge success. Fred Dick rolled
high score 184, the boys lost a
tough game 1873 in which they
could not get started in the first
half. :. Canton Engagement of
Mary Jane Pelger announced to
Hilton Clark. .. Salem every one
is agog over the play soon to ap-
pear Hear Comes Charlie. 1t
seems that no one knows who
Charlie is or for that matter what
Charlie is:The New Castle-Salem
games were the toughest that the
Salem reporter has seen in ten
years chow about Youngstown
Homestead battle royals y. The
Youngstown reporter too called
the game of the previous week a
bit rough and wonders if these
two girls teams could possible
play a clean game together?? >.
East Cupid strikes Margaret Ma
rie Figuly engaged to William
Bull Gunesch now also of East
but a former star ball player for
Farrell some few weeks back.
AS the years pass now too swift
ly and we watch and read of the
friendship, courtship and mar
riages that have taken place a.
mong our Saxon Jrs. we can we'll
thank the small group that start
ed the plan of bringing all of US
together in the Saxon B. B. Lea
que which developed into our T.
S. J. A.
Your Saxon Pal, G.. w.
Today, Jan. Goth, 1914
Write letter today to some
soldier that is Over There" or at
some camp they await news from
home and friends. The 4th War
Loan drive is now on let's all help
put this drive over the top as we
did the others. When our bows
are giving so much can't we do
our share which is so little to
bring them back home. Buying
bonds is important but another
important activity that we cam
all take part in is to visit the Red
Cross Blood Bank. Our fighting
men at the front need our fighting