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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-25

bens; feline &rdfte lanfen BON Stun-
0e 5u Stunoe, uno am ie9lten Eag
beoor nod Der erlte Sonnen1 1trab1 6en
Bforrbof bei6ien, Ser erite Ser6en-
triller ertlang, tpar Hater Sepp 1anft
binitbergegongen.
3tpei Gage 1p6ter batte l1lrito gum
5tpeitenmole binnen penigen Sobren
in @lodenau, oas 2iebite, mas 1te be-
iaB, in Die fiible @roe gebettet. 8is
nab Dem 8egrGbniiie batte Tie ii6 mit
beinabe iibermenidli6er &raft ouf-
re6t erbolten> ood nun orobte tie 5u-
fammen5ubre6en, in Dem bertpiiiteten
@arten oes Marienbofes ianf iie auf
einen 8oumitamm rno tpeinte bitter
lid; "id fann nidt meiter fdn1pfen" i,
idlud5te ite INNER tpieoer, ,,mein
Mut lit oabin, neine 9raft lit eebros
9en."
8ieoer itan6 ite auein in Der Belt,
cine 8aiie auslei6 uno cine 8ettle-
rim. 8iro Dater Sepps Na9foleer
iie auf oem Marienbofe oulben2 uno
geiest, ct tdte es, tpomit iollte fte outs
reue 5u ertperben Beginner?
@on ibren Ruben batten nur atpei
iih aus ben 6luten gerettet, oas Sous
NOR an aIlen @den un6 @noen arg
beiddbigt, Die S6ubmauer nieoerge-
riiien, Die @rnte oes Obltgartens uno
ser @ieien berni6tet. Obne @elb par
es unmoglid, ben S6aoen pieoer quit
5u MAIDEN, uno iie tpar arm Die eine
&ir6enmaus, uno es CAB niemano 1T
Der Welt, on BEN tie it6 batte menoen
tonnen. Salt! NOR oem tpirtli6 io?
batte it9 ibr 6enn nidt i6on einmol
cine Sono belfenb entgegengeitredt
uno tpar un6anfbar bon ibr auriid-
geitoBen tporoen?
Qls Der @eoanfe an ibren Better
In ibr aufities, lpies ite i'm entriiitet
auriid, aber unminfiirlid trot. t.oie Ser
Iudune, it6 on i'm 81, tpen6en, iu1'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-25
NlittDod, Ben 25. DftDbcr 1914

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erit cine fur3e 3eit berfloiien, ilno
IN rnondes &dus6en, mo friiber Der
8oblitanb geberri6t, nun Die Gorge
eingeaogen mar, bate 8lodennu bod
annaberno iein altes Iusieben tpie.
Der getponnen.
&leine Seniteri9eiben ftno nibt I'm.
eribpinsltd, berangei dDemmtes
Sol5 CAB es in Siile uno GiiIe, 10
botte man oen 56oben tpenigitens
auBerli9 tpie6er eutntaden tonnen,
oas flare 8aiier floB r,tbis ,tno frieo'
li6 oabin, t1iertan6 bdtte abnen Tom
men, pie berlperbenbringero es Dor
fur5em gerait un6 getoit bate.
Cine neue blanfe Bride iiberipann.
tc ben fleinen SluB, bon einem in ben
frii9eiten Garben prangenoen Rr,1ai.
fir iiberraet.
@ines Nben6s, aIs rllrifa nod benz
fleinen &auflaoen bes Dorfes ging,
puroe ite BON 0em 5telltpasen iiber.
bolt, Der 6as ein3ige 8ano atpii9en
@lodenau uno Der IuBentpelt bilbete,
tie tparf einen Blid in BEN Dagen
un0 eribaute einen erouen &eiiean5ue
un6 cine &eiiemiibe Gin fol6es So
ftiim tpar in @lodenau ettpas l1nge-
pobnli6es. sic tpuBte fi6 ni9t 5u ia"
gen, moran es liege, ober ite 5tpeifeIte
teinen Augenblid 6aron, 6oB Der Er6-
ger iener &leioer ni9ts eernein boben
tonne nit BEN 2euten, pelde ab uno
5u an einem beiteren Sonntag bel
einem Nusflug oas Ittlle ToI belu6-
ten.
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nisbollen Srenroen i6on tpieoer Der.
geilen, ols S6ritte binter ibr erflan-
gen. Gin 5eitenblid 5eigte tbr eine
bobe breitidulterige @eltalt, bic, elf.
rig umberipdbe1ro, offenbar etpos
iudte. slls er Damn fteben bletbeno
einen fleinen Suneen, Der am @eee
Ipielte, I'M @usfunft fragte, eIarbte
Q1rifa ben @naben no9 Dem Na-
rtenbofe tpeiien gu ieben.
8enige S6ritte lpater eing tbr
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riidte griiBeno Die Miibe. SD glau.
be, mir baben oaslelbe 3tel'', bemerfte
er in gebrodenem Deuti6, ,,fan, i9
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es ielbit 3u troeen", onttporte uIrifo,
nidt tDenig erital.nt, in ibren baue"
riiden &leioern bon etnem 10 Dor
nebm ausiebenoen Manne in oieier
ortigen 8eiie angeiproden az tper6en.
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gang jung, ieboh bon in1ponierenoer
erideinuns, Der tur3e, Itdtbralne
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idarfee5eidneten ounflen 8rauen ,1nb
oen tiefounflen Iugen.
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bier? @eboren Sic ni9t na9 @lode.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-25

| utSI 1Ul1oIL uts ItC DSb1ttse S>1AL ~ tetet
/ bod eit naber 8ertpanoter, bate /
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angeboten? sic tpollte ia feline sc
be, nur ein DorIeben begebrte I'll
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lebtemal gei6rieben, bot ftd IN &loi
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mein Meierbof iin6 our6' eine l1eber
i9penmung pertpiiitet tporoen, u,t
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@rube getragen.
gu bait mir emit 6eine Silfe an
geboten uno id babe iie idnooe 5uriid
getpieien; bieuei9t tpirit ou nun, Of
De i6 Did tpieberum oarum bite, II
mir beriagen. Wan ldBt mir ben Sol
aber i9 nuB oen S9aoen tpieoe1
beriteuen 1aiien, ntuB 8ieb ani6affen
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10 lage mir, piebiel Hro5ente man it
england gibt, oamit i6 Dtr Die Gin
fen 5ablen fann> 10 1ange i6 ni6t I'M
itan6e bin, meine S6ul6 5u tilgen
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&rtline l11rifa."
&aum tparen 6ieie 3eilen an Gil.
bert abeeididt> als l1lrifa ii6 felt.
Jam unbebagli6 fiblte, ite bate nod
ME iemuno Inn eine @elobilfe gebeten
uno 10 iebr itraubte li6 ibre geotu1
gogen oieien S6ritt, 6aB lte it9 fters
babel ertappte, cine Bertpeigerung If.
rer 8itte 81 erboffen. Sir geeopuS
antmort lieB lange auf ii6 tparten
uno ols ite en6li6 fam, trug iein
grief ni6t ben englii6en Boitltempel
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man i'm our Sago gela6en, un6 III.
ritas 8rief mar ibm oabin na6geien'
bet tDoroen.
@inigen flii6tigen 3etlen NOR eint
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fen; tparum oen Marinebof ni9t gleid
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geeopu. Die SSSntereifen> un6 Riid3ab
lungsfrage momentan eingebenoer 81
beipre6en, feble ibm Die 3eit, abe,
er finoe oieie Srage gerooe5u 1d6erlid
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gefaaene 8anfnote auf, legte oteie IT
Elm &uDert uno lGrieb:
SD min ni6t bebaupten, oaB 81
nidt neueroings beleioteen tpollteit
gu bait einfa9 etnen Srrtuu began
gen. Sd bat Did, mir 800 @uloer
gu leiben> uno Du idenfteit mil
5tp0lfbun6ert, tpie id oeutlid ous
oen e3ilen leie. Sd ienoe Sir oas
@elo 5uriid, oies oiirfte Sir betpei
len, baB id es ernit meine; &pieoer
bole Deine Senoung ni6t, bas STE
iultat tpiirbe oasielbe bleiben. Weid
oiinft, boB i9 men Iugenblid lang
ben aopf berloren batte, nun bin i'd
aber mieoer id ielbit, un6 fiible mid
itorf genug, midi auein our9 oi'
Belt 5u iblasen."
Als lte oieien 8rief aufeegeben bot
te, mar es l1lrifa, als lei ibr eir
5tein bonn Ser5en gefauen; ite tpa,
Sir Gilbert beinabe oanfbar oaiifr
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-25
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Tun9SDOuen SQI18Ieu DQIIe ulTIIa Ole
@efabr, Die tie ielbit beorobte, bon.
itdn6ie bereeifen. aura uad Wittoe
oerbreitete ltd ploblid 6as @erii9t, Die
ben Marienbof fdiisenoe Mauer be.
gimme 5u tpo1fen. - Die &iibe! mar
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f1nft lag ia in oieien &iiben. Isle
haben bic Eiere bod mobl losaebnrn-
benz" fragte cine alte 8duerin.
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boIten, Dieaeidt bot 8drbel es ge-
TAM, fiigte l1lrito banged bin5u, oenn
9drbels failunesloies gntieten in Der
eriten Shredensno9t IieB eben 1i9t
biel BON ibrer @eiltesgegentpart erbof>
len. Seoenfals NOR es nun nibt uebr
m0glid, ben Sof 81 erreiden, er NOR
DoQltanoig pom 9orfe obgeibnitten.
@egen Ibeno borte es auf 81 regnen,
Die @efabr i6ien ooriiber, bod bor
Dem naditen Morgen ourfte l1lrifa an
cine &iidfebr in ibr &ous ni9t oen-
fen.
SdIofIos> nit po9en6en Bulien>
berbra6te 1ie oie Nadt; 10 oft ite bic
augen 6u i6lieBen beriu6te, tau6ten
ale S6redensbil0er Oes bergangenen
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Inn ibr 9didial tennen 5u lernen.
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rer 8ruIt, ite bate ben Marienbof ers
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nit metten 8reI6en, pelde Die getpal>
tieen Bogen in oen f6iiten6en @un
gerilien, nur nod 1penige S9ritte,
un0 ulrita itono inmitten Der 8ertpii>
flung.
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ben @runo, Die Sd1fte Ser Obitbdume
mar enttpur6elt 1tno bon Dem 8oiier
fortgeriifen tporoer, bic iibriegebliebe.
men bate Der Sagel beinabe entlaubt,
lire 8tpetge gebroben, Elm Stiid .oes
@arten5al1nes loe gu l1lritos SiiBen,
ben &eit bate Der getpaltige Sei1r6 nit
ii9 fortgetragen; bo uno bort be5ei9.
nete einige 1pelfe Blunen bic Stellen,
mo- bic bliibenben 8eete geitan6en, elm
SiiseI BON Sarrenfrdutern 6edte bic
2ei6en ibrer 2iebIingsbiibner> uno
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i'm So6e eritarrten @liebern. Gtemlos
itiir5te fie na9 Dem Stone, Inn ii9
5u iiber5eugen, oaB oas grauiame
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madt bate.
Nab einigen Winuten ber5tpetfeln=
Der Nutloiigteit lieB Elm @erdui9 tpie
ben idaperen Gritten u1rifa BEN &opf
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Dem Stubl LAB Bater Sepp; oos blei>
DIE Soupt NOR ouf bic 8ruit eeiunfen,
oie naHen &leioer trieften bonn @aI-
fer.
sd fiirdte eine 2ungenentaiin-
olng", faete Der Dorfarat, als men
ben @reis au Bette aebraht: ,Nen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-25

IL. Der em8Iiide Better
Ser September bate begonuen,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
Camp kctoucho

Waterbury YMcA Camp Matau. chs swimming team vas the winner 0f ap interesting and closely eop- tested water meet Saturday at Wa- teFlown by se plus to g plus oyer the Taft school team, whose JIip Mekelyey. s1tb ls points was hagb scorer Of the meeting closely f0ls ioged by Billy Cunningham. Jr., Og the "" camp squad, a member of the Crosby higb squad. wbo son the diving en9 zee swim events and was second in the leSyaFd fFee' style, Summary;
 le0-yaga free style-W0p by Me- Donald lTD; second Hyalt lT); third. EsTsklne fTD,
 AeyyaF9 breast str0ke-W0p by Aaekelyey lT); second, Eag lCl; fhlFd, bFannsd0rf lc),
 Diving - Won by Cunningham (cl; second, Riley lcl; third, AIls AeraoD tCl, Brooks lFl end haao0k lTl tis.
 e yaEd back siToke-WOD by Rr0ois lE); second, Riley ic)i third, Lewiog co,
 a0syaEA free style-Wop by Nee kflvey fT)i kae0n1, CpDpingheHl lcl; thtFd Rodriguez fTp,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
cOost GwoEdsmen Edee BgosseOs 4.3

out 0f Niie throwing, ehllkfaa by OyeysRnKiNly, at critical lInlNs auTv Ing R continuously interesting nlgbi batnball game cost the Waterbury DavI bTa6seAs a probable victory 0VaF the 0r0iOn g0ast nuard, gh0 deleatRd iheir lAeRl rivals, S-s, salDuTday nlghi n Municipal HtadtuM, ~ the end 0l f0nT lnnings Of play, the well balanced Gd OLili had . comfort Alale awl lead, blli ths tEO teams HlaFted the Afih InnlDg all even, due to Q thTAesTllD evRnshiAnleD Tslly illat gave the home gelks plenty t0 ellaeT about
 At least three had thF0Ns 10 first bake, played by Lefty Paivaf t0F ille ilTasse0s, were costly, as plleher Pete kakiepls 0g the tfDltl0fd club made 6 had lllr0w i0 first hake, then . slid pitch, and a Filll heafAd when hahia also lhFeE badly lo 1lHsl base All ganak00d's ground ball,
 ges Dene
 Several llne lllneld plass Nefe made bv the tifaAAeoe nlih blll I0hnf0n, IlFasse0 ililFd bakenlar, ANa MeliDl0, G0aet Guard euiileldef, TgbblNg ARell OiheT ef sure hits, Hhelaskl lRft feldeF Of iha ylslslne service men made Q great bld f0F three Fillls Hlih z potential hone Illll eiDui that Was nabhed by liasAOs monde New Maven oliilielder plaTs lnR fenleFheld f0F the Ilfaaseak.
 Makfenis gave go figllt llif, Meiillo gelilne three "a Aeka,,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17

Dixie Walkers stylish hitting seems to improve with age. No- body has succeeded in getting the Alabaman out this spri g.. Frenchy Bordagaray. who has maintained for years that he would hit .330 for the first men- ager with courage enough to play him regularly, seems to be in fair way to carry out that boast. The Basque has been the life saving pepper-upper of our in- field.
 CARDS STRONGER-RICKEY
 The Cardinals have too many superlative hold0vers for us to hope to beat them out this sea- son, but we gill be in theiF bat- ting to the last putout. It will be no disgrace to finish behind Q team that is actually superior to the is43 St. Louis outfit that won the pennant. in the opinion of Branch Rickey, the man who built both clubs.
 I figure the Cubs are in for a big jump in the standings. You will find us battling them, the punchless Reds and the Pi- rates every step of the way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
chese (. C. Coli

iieiesf se0Ffs D the Charles v, IiATt, Trophy hendleap lalllnameDl Rt the chaae Country Club showed Mrs, S0allle sohnsier . lp leader oyer RlAan0T klTsehhQEgNT, Wlih ihIne holes TelDainlnR 70 he played, baeallke 0f FalD sunday aGt6rnA0D 0llleT results weTfi Mrs, Helen GlunPy w0D 2 And ! 0ver MTb, hllT dTed claTkei Rybll IaFeedmen sen 2 end ( ever Rosemary hllliih eile Mrs, M klaFln defeated Mrs Helen BulllYan { and z,
 70 dalf, is members ol llle isadles 00lf Association haYe been listed 70 piss at kasi M0nniein nest Sunday ln a return leAin match, whleh Nlll begin promptly ai l D, O.
 Scoring ilat co, ihe result ef \ gYess ke mlnis le handicap sen the bali sweepstakes fOT ~ A, Aildfrs kan, IlFakldeni Qf the country club Of Waterbury kunaas; |, 2, Mes QeHnn flnlahlag second Nlih ' eys s5-5L Harold bcfbef ane E' l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
c.c.M. Colt

Co Saturdays bau sweepstakes and klekerg handleap golf events et the Country Club q Waterbury, 2, 4, Anderson and g Francis Smith weFe sinners, the former scoring aIl et-ie-lget 70 yhile Smith had gross 5e, one better than George swepl0Ts co f0T low gross 9f the dag, 4 field 0f e competed ln both evepls, 70 the k!ckers' handicap the prize BipDeys were
 w. lllppere, ebsa3s72. James E, DaFeeg, esv22sT5i [, ?. Smith, gpsgs 7s; Pbu Pratt, et.2t,Ts; [. kedsje, ee,2byTs; E, 2, Bakseit, elsles7S,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
LeVse Field IH
 seovllI 6elf Meet

At tlle WaleTleND fIllb, 2 tleIa eI aa competed 70 the keeyill tlfih wAf lsaan h0nd drive kiekeFs HaildieAp ialFnamanl Wiih i0w keefes IeeeFd aa ~ o. Gilbert kilanff afsd EFAllk eabis,
 pglge WinneTs ef WaF bonds wllt be dealaaa et e araNllg iodaY ei iile RffNlli waT bona Fnlly, kaale Dyson ard nill hiT0kaialils feofad e4, ', Yuigpilis aild neFt Dillon eb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
St. Louis Browns Hope Fans WiH ''Wt1ke Up 2
BASEBALL BOUNCES ALONG - cordinoIs Are Shoo-in, Admits Pilot DrOeher, But Hickey Is Building Dodgers for I945-46
By LEO DUROCElER Manager oR Dodgers


 Now that have taken e look at the rest of the league. I like my Dodgers better than ever. Not that 1 pick them to win the pen nant this year, mind you--that seems like a shoo-in for the Car dinals. But from what I've seen. we'll have the team to beat in les5 and 'i6. Branch Hickey has started to rebuild with youth. and the Schult1es, Basinskis. Greggs. olmos and McLishes will be ready then.
 Tn many ways Howie Schultz. six-foot-seven first baseman, has been the brightest development of the young season. He has aver aged better than a run a game batted in. and has powdered home runs over some of the fartherest fences in the circuit. His homer with three on over Pittsburgh's left-field barrier, a drive which must have carried 430 feet. was an eye-opener.
 BAslNSKI LIKE GEHRINGER
 Basinski has the easy manner isfns of Charley Gehringer at second base. gets the ball away quickly with a professionals grace. He is no slouch at the plate either. as his pinch double against no-hit. no-run Clyde Shoun in Cincinnati proved.
 Luis Olmo is a natural hitter and fine center fielder.
 Hal Gregg and Schultz throw as hard as anybody. Dizzy Dean says the 6-foot l-2 inch. i95-pound. 22-year-old Gregg is the swiftest pitcher he has seen this season.
 We have some fine older players around whom to build.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
Washington Hills zoo OoO o:-


 Runs -Dameilo, Burke, DeFrhn- cesco, Farrar. Decker. Latino. Er. rOrE--DeFranceseo, Sullivan. Ean- tOra, Miller. Runs batted tn-De- Francesca 2. RhoadeR 2. TwO-base hits - DeFraDcesco. stolen bases DePrancese0 Farrag, Latino, Rhodes 2. saeFlflces - Verderame, Bradley. Double plays - De Francesca 10 Burke to Farrar. Left on bases-- Washington Hlit [; Brooklyn A. C. {. Bases on balls--of Desker 3, Latin TOD g, Gregory 8. Hits--On Lathr0p 2 none out in Iet innings; of Gre gOPy, ( tn 6. Hit by pitcher-by Gregory lDeekeFD. Struck out---by Decker l6, Gregory il, Wild pitches --GregoPy. Winning pitcher-Deeker Losing pIteheF.--Lathrop. Umpire O'connOF and castaido. Ttme-2:ee.
 Washington Hills and Brooklyn 4, c. teams meet next Sunday. i:30 D. m. Ayiglianese and Tftbunes lyesterday's ganaeD at { ?. n. At SIS ?. M. D. 4. c. and North End Thomas clubs are paired to settle . postponed game.
 Yesterdays sin for the Hills and the Tribune-Ayig postponement gives tine Hills q half'game lead in the league standing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
Swimmers vicsors

tp and out canoe raee-WOn by Dubuque and Murphy lc); second. Bird and Lax Co co; third. Nickel. vey and HOwkins CTD,
 Canoe Face-WOn by Dubuque and Murphy co, second, MeI<elvey and Howkins lT); third. Lawtor and Waleb lcl,
 Slo-yREd Taee-WOD by Cunning hem lc); second, MeDonaId CTl; third, Efulburt lcD,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
.WRMe HpHs
llIla
IlHns

lllehm0na were leH gross plaFeFs Wlib a aB0 ea ille latter also beinq q winner 0l 2 prize lsl llle Kicker Ilanalenp ln addition te na fellows
 R, z, Richmond, easiaw7ii nF, I w, loFehaFd, i08s91-1i, maipl palHe, ees9im7ii g, H fenfh, eT aSw5a; W, q, eleFbont. eesi1~9a laikf niepiel0D, nesie ~5si " q IlfgnigaF. n1si9-fs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
INTERNATIONAL IRAOE'E
NRAleElRllN llRaNlls

s, % rss1ss {, Tefonia ( fsa1 tl N0HtFfni q, liarbesieg [ nfi a. Nonlreai q hahesfeg fenf il Hsllim0gf ., leFsee FllF [ ltfll gsaltlni0Fe co, asrseg v [ fFHai 70 Hn0nie %, Afa Hfh z fsff1
 Hnlfal0 2. NeaaFk { ffnd, D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ir.lrranlIs llpsnlls

1rookiyn $, Bosi5n [ fgnd(
 si, Louis (, GinriDnaii 0fO Glncinnafi 3, si Louis 7 isndl rhloag0 l. PiitsburFh Q Nsil pittsburgh |, Chicago Q l2pdp PbiladrlDhia ( New York tlsil ArW York (, Philadrlphia 3 i2ngl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17

AMERICAN LEAGUE
} rsIerdny's Results

besieEdHg's HesUlIs New York [, Boston l lsD lend games postponed, raip) Dsiroil z Ghicago 3 isnd) Wasb'gtOn $, Philadelphia Isll Wash 'gion {, Philadelphia (2ndl ) St, Louis 8, Cleveland ! Usil st Louis 2, Cleveland lend)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
East Ends Goin Legion Leod

East Ends went into leadership of the American Legion junior base bail league yesterday by less than n game, after disposing of the Bllle- jays. ll to I in a heayy-Dletlpg game, one Of only three played n the league, due to rain. Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn Indians 10 ' while the chlss0ns shut out AyiglI' aneSe Juniors 5-0 tD other games, the Cards losing their share Of first place, because Of the defeat.
 Blueiays provided the e0meDack Of the day. though they did not win were shut out by ten runs before they got the range and came rom behind 2 l0-O deficit with seven runs that almost put them back pD the ball same ciagi0ne's nice mound gork lD the closing lppings kept them at bay. and prevented s real close game
 Cards and Brooklyn Indians were nip and tuck for four innings when the Cardinals got three 10 eyeDF iilally win by . five rllD marglD ai Washington Park, Tbfee hits by Dave Nikleneyieb 0f Tech featured ihaT wlnDers' attack; s. oermaiDe hilting ' home run and Ab0nd0la winning pitcher biitlDg 2 tbTee' hakeg,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-17
ScOviII-US Rubber Al Ncwgy Tonite

The Dusty Soft Ball League re' Fumeg play tonight wltb four games, headed by the scoyill U. s. Rubber contest at Naugatueks Recreation Field.
 Ralned cut here last week the game finds the leading 6eOylll array riding on . sig.gaine winning streak, tW0 games ahead Of fourth place Rubber, victor tn It's last four starts, Both have important gaines to, mogTOg. Rubber facing Chase and Ee0wlI taekling Waterbury Tools defending champions.
 N Ee0ylll can wip both games the paeesetteTs gtil tak q firm grasp oD tlls lead and be mighty hard to digDlace.
 Fsrrel meets U, s, Time tonight and Waterbury Companies testf R0lDerS Brass tomorrow iD Ofnsi feature games, TIle schedule
 Ae9nAaE seOyilI VS. U. s. Rubber Recreation
 Field. Naugatllek, TIig ys. Bristol Company Hamilton
 2, pllllibefb FsTFel Foundry ys, U q, Time, pul'
 ten, Maslglanne,
 THesaaE 0hase Metal s, u' s Rubber tAil'
 s0D, Mont, EeOvill Vk, Waterbury T'eol HamIl'
 ton [, siAHe0, ReDFus Vs VTeileh, Hamilton I. pvF'
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 R0meFs Brass vs, Waterbury e0llls paDles, Washington, kennv, Waterbury Manufacturing yS' kyeiel
 Speciality, Watefville, Lean