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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27
REFUSE TO WoBx

HIGH POINT, Feb, rs lp
Boarders at five hosiery mills W H.
have refused to work on ISM mere
styles of socks specified Nv bv''aln
Army Quartermaster Coru w the
wage adjustments are maJo until
bert Cox, International renras. At
erica, said today. Vi Am.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27
Would King Cole Be Merry
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

] he legendary Old King Cole might not
have been merry old soul if he had
stomach ulcer pains. Sufferers who have
to pay the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, Indigestion, gas pains, heartburn
Surnlng sensation. bloat and other con-
d,t1ons caused by excess acid, should try
Cdga and they, too. may be merry. Get
Csc box of Udga Tablets from your
druggist. First dose must convince or
return box to us and get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK
AT Saunders and drug stores every
where
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27
ELEVEN KILLED

KANSAS CITY, Kas., Feb. 26.-
F)- Eleven persons, including
three Waves, were killed today in
tie flaming crash of a transport
training plane at the Olathe, Kas.,
naval air station. Five others were
injured Names of the victims
We're not disclosed.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27

towel. Two physicians VINO made
autopsies, however, reported Clln-
stock died of a heart attack.
DR.. Parker ana SKIES are free
under $1,000 bond each.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27

The word salary comes from the
Latin. salarium, the part of 'Ro-
man soldiers wages he received
in salt.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27
WEATHER
Continued from Page One)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-(R-Weather
bureau report of temperature and rain
fail for the "a hours ending pm.
in the principal cotton growing areas
and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27

The motion picture protector
was invented in 1861.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-02-27

Sea ducks can dive Is feet below
water for their food.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22

strasna resnica. Ma, v tel krsti
lezi ban Peter mrtev, moi moz
mrtev, moi MOI! Gorje!" In
vdova 81 pokrije obraz roka-
ma.
"a kako Sc je to zgodilo ?'
vprasa Tahi prestrasen. }
Banica polozi roki ma mizo,.
dvigne glavo in priene S stoka-5i
jocim glasom:
"Svatbo .smo bill srecno kon-
cali. Prisel je cas-, da bi Sc vrni-
Ii. Ko Sc peljemo po ravnini,
mas zaloti ljuta, nemila nevihta.
Peter zmeGe name vso obleko,
kar sva jo imela seboj, on je
sci ma vozu v suknji. Karala
sem ga radi te lahkomiselnosti,
a on Sc mi nasmeje. Pozno po-
noci prispemo do Cakovca. Gre
mo v prenocisce. Napisala sem
pismo Gasperju, nato pa zacne
Peter toziti, da ga bode. Vleze
Sc. Glava mu je bila vroca ka-
kor razbeljeno zelezo., Pricne sc
mu blesti. PrestraSena poSljem
po zdravnika Zrinjskega. A bilo
je prepozno: Cez tri ure je IL
dihnil in evo ga tn - evo! Mr.
tev! Gorje, mrtev! Oh, ali sem
zasluzila to Cd njega?"
"Gospod Tahi," rece polglas'
no Casper, pristopivsi h gospo'
darju susjegradskemu, "pro
sim vas, stojte nam v ten
strasnem casu oh strani."
"Jaz?" zamrmra Tahi, "jai
moran sam iskati pomoci. Bar
Peter Erdedi je mrtev, moi ra
cuni so prekrizapi. Kaj bo Sc
daj?"
Casper odvede banico V spal
nico. Tahi in Helena sta osta
la sama pri krsti. Tedaj pristo
pi Helena in polozi roko ma ra
mo svojega moza.
! "Gospod Franjo," rece tho
mill ia krsta "a naju prst DO
zji?'
| A Tahi Sc ljuto raztogoti il
odgovori:
{Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22

Gospod Casper je slabo stel
dneve in nj zapazil, da jih je
minulo ze trideset in da je re
popadalo listje z drevja. Neke-
ga popoldne mu prinese banov
sci pismo, v katerem mu ma
znanja' sestra, da Sc ban vraca
Cd hcerinega zenitovanja in da
dojde V stirih dneh v Zagreb.
Gospod Casper napise ma ovoj
pisma: INA znanje plemenite-
mu gospodu Ferencu Tahu", in
odpravi sela dalje ma Susjed.
Cez nekaj dni pride gospod Ia
hi z gospo Helene v Zagreb in
Sc nastani v banovi hisi. Mine
nedelja, a O banu Petru Sc nj
nobenega glasa. Taha zaskrbi
nekoliko, Casper ga potolazi
me ubijajte 81 glave, mogoc-
nj gospod, ma poti v Zagreb Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest IL leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA -- IL Hrv. poslov. L. J.
Zgodovinska povest IL leta 1873

potem sem izmaknil advokatu
Ambrozu vazne listine; zaradi
teh bi me bill lahko prijel pred
sodisceIn. In, govoriva resnico,
Nikolajeva smrt mi je dobro-
dosla. Bill je m oj nasprotnik,
ma njegovi strani so stall vsi
moi sovrazniki. Zrinjski je bill
slaven in bogat, incl je prija-
telje ma dvoru in je lahko me-
Sal banu racune. Nikolaj je pa
del, ban ina zvezane roke, JAZZ
imam listine, nasa stranka je
mocnejsa, ko sploh kedaj pref,
moja. druzina uglednejsa, in 81
Ger cudno - ravno radi tega,
ker je moja zena sestra siget-
skega junaka, XII ga slaW yes
svct, a NikolS Sjevi sinovi so Sc
otroci. Zato, gospod Alapic, ze-
limo pricakujem b a n a Petra.
Sell kmalu vrne?"
"Ne vem dobro,' odvrne Ga
sper. "Ako bo kralj odlocil, da
Sc razpusti vojska, DO izrocil
ban poveljstvo knezu Franju
Slunjskemu, sam bo pa pohitel
S svojo sestro in hcerko Anko
ma Ogrsko, da obhajajo poroko
q Drzfyjem. Vem, da bo prete-
klo Sc mesec dni, predno Sc po-
vrnejo, a vsekakor mi bo v pi-
smu naznanil svoj prihod "a
greb. Lahko torej pricakujemo
ondi mojega svaka, ker je cas-
kriticen in Sc nudi priloznost,
da uredimo posestvo popolnoma
po svoji wolff in zelji."
| Deset dni po tenn pogovoru
so odsli gospodarji susjegradski
v Cakovec, gospodar vukovinski
pa Sc je napotil v sobico Agate,
brkate krcmarice zagrebske, da
81 ondi ozdravi rane, XII mu jih
je prizadjalo tursko robstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22

Inahaja polno velikaskih postal
in moi gospod svak Sc je malo |
pozabaval kje v gostih. Sal We
ste, kako je to pri mas v nava-
d."
Tahi Sc po tel tolazbi nekoli-
ko umiri in obisce drugega dine
s svojo zeno vinograd gospoda
kanonika Stefana Svetica v Bu-
kovcu, kjer Sc je radoval v
druzbi odlienih gostov do pozne
noci. Tudi gospod Casper je bill
povabljen ma to veselico, a Sc je
opravicil, da nj danes "a dru-
scino, ker. ga silno boil glava,
ter je rajsi zdravil svojo bole-
zen prijazni sobici krcmarice
Agate. Zunaj Sc je bilo ze STEM
milo, toda Casper nj dosti po-
vpraseval, je-li svetlo ali temno,
ampak Sc brigal samo "a sijaj
starega vina in zgovornost krc-
marice Agate. Ravno je pricel
pripovedovati, k a k O so kruto
ravnali MIN Turk v ujetnis-
tvu, kar pomoli nenadoma ba-
nov vratar glavo skozi okno in
zaklice:
"Pridite v imenu bozjem hi
tro domov, plemeniti gospod!"
) Zapazivsi bledo lice slugino
Sc Casper prestrasi, prevrne
: vrc ma mizi, a ne menec Sc "a
to pohiti z brzimi koraki v ba-
novo hiso. Hisna vrata so bila
odprta ma stezaj. Ma dvoriscu
| sta stala diva vozova, a mixer
| nj bilo live duse. Casper hiti pc
/ stopnjicah. Ma hodniku je bils
| zbrana celia truma poslov, XII sc
} plakali in zalovali. S komolci sc
} prerine Casper skozi ME, stop
: v sobo, pogleda - in ostrmi
= Sredi velike dvorane 'je stala ne
: sredi mrtvaska krsta, cez ka
: tero Sc je nagibala crnooblece
} ma zena - banica. Roke je ime
la sklenjene, cello il je pocivalt
:, ma krsti, in med zamolklim je
a canjem Sc je slisal vcasih obu
pen vzklik:
=; "Joj! Joj! Peter, MOI so
=; prog"
= Barbara! Kaj je, "a Boga?'
> > vzklikne Alapic, priskocivsi
sestri.
Ma bratov glas Sc banjo;
vzdrami, skoci kvisku, vrze s.
Gasperju ma prsi in zavpije:
i Brat! Brat! Mrtev je, mr.
e tev! A JAZZ sem vdova, ubog;
e vdova!"
: Casper pelje sestro k stolu
v kjer Sc je plakajoc vsedla in
:. objokanimi ocmi gledala pred
a Sc. Molee je stal poleg ME bra
a in gledal v slabi plamen vosce
}. ne svece, XII je brlela ma mizi il
j obsevala z rumeno svetlob
= mrtvasko krsto. Ma dvorisc
n zaropoce voz. Cez nekaj minu
|. Sc pojavi ma pragu Tahi in 60
: spa Helena.
n "Je-li mogoce?" zavpije He
e lena in poleti k prijateljici. Ia
ii hi obstane ma pragu, pobledivS
ii ma smrt, ir klone z glavo.
=! "Ako je mogoce?" vzdihn
: banica in dvigne glavo, "ako j
e mogoce? Resnica je, grozns
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22
Kupi Sc

m a jhno varnostno shrambo
(safe). Kdor ina naprodaj maj
poklice KEnmore 6244.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22
Naprodaj

je 4-kolesni trailer. Zglasite Sc
20 7. uri zvecer ma 1881 Ira
falger Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22
NaprOdaj

je hisa ma 1919 E. 63 St.; 6 sob
spodaj, A sobe zgoraj, kopalni-
ca, parma gorkota. Spodaj je
moderno stanovanje; klet rs
cevljev dolga; lota 30xl4O; ga
raza in obdelan vrt z zelenjavo.
Selite Sc lahko okrog Is. juni-
ia. Vprasajte "a pojasnila ka-
darkoli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22
(Nadalj

val vam bonn, plemenita gospa,
vse natanko, ko 81 malo porav-
nam polomljena zebra. Prisel
sem namrec, da veste, k tenn
prokletim nevernikom proti svo-
il volii ma hrano in stanovanje,
XII so mi samo cato dali svobo-
do, ker sem Sc bill preoblekel v
navadnega vojaka. Ako bi bill
vedeli, da sem JAZZ tisti clovek,
XII Jim je pri siklosu tako kruto
razbijal po bueah, bi mi ma mo-
10 vero ne stala vec glava ma
ramenih. Vse vam BON pripo-
vedoval, a sedaj, "a Boga, ne
morem. Jezen sem, da vse po-
ka meni, po kaki neumnosti
smo izgubili Siget in vasega
brata - a tam okoli Jurija pa
Sc je mesala in gnjetla kraljeva
vojska. A zastonj je sedaj vse
tarnanje, Bog je tako hotel. u
pajmo boljsih casov.'
Gospa Helena je poslusala
vse to mirnim ocesom, toda
debele solze so il kapale il oci,
pri zadnjih besedah Alapicevih
pa il zalijejo solze obraz, da "a
jeei:
Brat mi je oil - brat! Re-
cite in nastevajte, kar vam dra-
60, on je bill Zrinjski, vecji
slavnejsi, kakor vsi drugi - on
nj zasluzil tako grozne smrti
Maj upamo boljsih casov? ce-
mu? Bratu so odsekali neverni
XII glavo, ker je bill junak, mo-
jega sina Mihajla so zasuznjil
Turki V Krajini, in Bog We, ka.
Sc DO godilo Z MIN. Franjo!
Franjo! ST Sc spomnil svojega
sina, svoje krvi? Franjo! Glej
izgubila sem brata, ne dopusti
da izgubim tudi sina."
me, skrbi "a sina," rece Ia
hi mirno, "vem, kje je " Ban
jaluki. V svoji kanizki jeci j.
nam vjeta dive turski pasi, in
ako mi pridejo pisma zameni
osvobodim kmalu sina. Pripra-
vi Sc ma potovanje "a nekaj dni
Pisal sem re Nikolajevi vdovi in
sinovom. Prisla bo Cakovec
Tam DO lezala nekaj casa ma
mrtvaskem odru glava tvojegs
brata Nikolaja; Turki so jc
MANFRED vrnili generalu Salmu
Blagoslovili jo bodo cerkv
sv. Jurija, a mi jo bodemo po.
lozili V druzinsko rakev pr
sv. Heleni.''
Gospod Alapic Sc pokloni 60.
spej in Sc napoti V svojo sobo
a tudi Tahi gre, da Sc odpocije
cd napornega pota, a Sc bolj cd
onih krvavih dni, XII SO videl
padec sigetske trdnjave ir
smrt junaka Nikolaja Zrinjske.
ga. Tezke so bile njegove sa'
ME; Tahi je upal, da bodo slad.
ke - toda yes ia napor, vse
prestale nuke MISC zamorile .
MEM krvavih spominov. Sanjal
je in videl snu prikazen -
Arlandovo Doro, kako vodi "a
roko bledega mrtveca; il ust
mu tece rdecs kri, srepo ere z
otrplimi ocmi Taha in sepece
obupno: "Vode! Vode! Duhov-
nika! Duhovnika!"
Molce so pretekali dnevi ma
Susjedu. Gospa Helena Sc je
pripravljala plakajoc ma pot
Tahi je nj hotel vznemirjati
Sedec z Gasperjem pri vrcu ruj-
mega vinca je skusal odgnati
vse neljube skrbi preteklosti
vse temne slutnje bodocnosti
Nekega dne rece:
"Gospod Casper, veruj mi
da sem sit solza; samo, da Sc
opravimo ceremonije "a Nikola-
jevo glavo in da prevdarimo
kako bo ma nasem domu. Srecs
mi dobro kaze. Ko sem bill '
kraljevem taboru v Rabu, sem
dobil S pomoejo Batorja in dru'
9Th prijateljev z ,zyijaco cd &C.
ssarja Maksa daroyno listino
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-22
"a deIavce

dObijO del0 "a pOmetanje t0var-
niskih uradOy I'M ''lunch room.
Plaza cd ure poleg overtime
Dnevni sift - 8 ur dnevnO
DelO dObi tudi
-.. ,OSKRBNICA
cd $50 pop. do 1890 Nv.
5 ur v sObOtO. @
Tedenska plaza
Ako ste dobra gospodinja, ste
dObrOdOSla "a interVui.
Evening star., 1944-06-21

Bombs aren't falling on your
street, so you feel safe. Help keep
it that way. Let's all back the
attack: Buy more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Wilkinson Presides
AS Shaw Junior High
Awards 2O3 Diploma,

DR.. Garnet c. Wilkinson, assistant
superintendent in charge of divi-
sions 10 to l3, presided today as
Shaw Junior High School graduated
2O3 members of its June class.
Evening star., 1944-06-21

|C street NE, widow Of Col. Harold
D. Shannon, U. S. N, will sponsor
the destroyer named after her hus-
band, the U. S. S. Shannon, at the
launching at the Bath Iron Works,
Bath, Me, on Saturday. the 1st
Naval District headquarters an
nounced in an Associated Press dis
patch today.
Col, Shannon, native Of Chi
cago, enlisted in the Marine Corps
on October II, 1918, and served 23
months in France and Germany.
In this war Col. Shannon served
from September, l941, until August,
1942, on Midway Island and was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Evening star., 1944-06-21
Two Washington Women
Named 10 Sponsor Ships

Two Washington women have
been designated by Navy Secretary
Forrestal to sponsor two ships to be
launched over the week end.
Mrs. F. S. Low, wife of Admiral
F. S. Low, U. S. N, of 27o0 @ street
NV, will christen a new submarine,
the U. S. S. Brill, at the Groton
Comm yards of the Electric Boat
Co. Sunday.
Mrs. Harold D. Shannon o 1877
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-28
Drake Relays
Set Saturday

Des Moines, Ia, April 28.-(UP)-
Buddy Young, Illinois Splinter who
has equalled the world 60-world dash
mark Of 81 was conceded a certain
winner in the 1o0-yard sprint event
which is expected to provide some
thrills at the 35th annual Drake
relays tomorrow.
The illinois medical student will
try for the Drake record Of :095
held by Gordon Locke Of Nebraska
Ralph Metcalfe Of Marquette and
I Jesse Owens of Ohio State. Estab-
lished by Locke in 1926, it is the
Oldest record OF the relays.
Ems. Cornelius Warmerda1n, pole
vaulter from Monmouth college, was
one of the few athletes favored
to win his event because of past
performances. He was not expected
to better his world mark of Is
feet 1-2 inch because of the rain
soaked grounds, but experts believe
he will go at least is feet.
An invitational 440-yard dash will
replace the 44O-yard hurdle race this
year. The favoritSs are Henry Ate
peter of Northwestern, Dean Kratz
Of Nebraska, and 1t. Eugene Osch-
senreiter of Texas.
Top conterders for the relay races
probably will be Notre Dame, ILL
nois, Purdue Iowa State college and
Iowa Pre-Flight.
The Ilini, who specialized in dis
lance events last year, will go after
the 44O, $50 and mile relay titles to-
morrow.
High schools will be the only
competitors today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-28
Tennis Listed For
Wotco Sports Plan

Tennis was added to the Water
bury Tool company'S summer recre-
alton program yesterday with the
forming of a committee to promote
and sponsor the sport for the rec
reation of all employees interested.
Sol Luria was named chairman OF
the group which also includes Bet
ty Anderson, Katherine F. Perry.
Lois Coleman. Milton Klette, Nor
man Levin, Ackley Shove and Bob
Mcdonald.
Another meeting of the commit
tee will be held Tuesday noon at
which time plans for the season
will be furthered. Tentative plans
call for the group to use the Chase
park courts each Monday night and
TO include in the program oppor-
tunity for novice as we'll as veteran
players to participate.
The tennis program, like the golf
and softball plans at the Tool
plant, will emphasize intra mural
competition rather than city wide
league play. "Recreative sports for
all" is the slogan of the manage
ment which will offer opportunity
to every employee to take part in or
ganized play throughout the sum-
mer months. Other sports including
bocci, quoits. and lawn bowling are
also planned as part of the Watco
program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-28
ArcherVs Mutone
In Hartford RING

Hartford, April % Freodie
Archer, Newark welterweight title
contender, faces Joe Malone, Cliff
ton, N. j., rival, in ten-round star
bout at the Auditorium Tuesday
night.
After spell in the Navy, Archer
is back in ring action and picking
up where he left off. The 21-year-
old Jersey favorite lists two victor
les over Beau Jack, was the last to
whip Fritzie Civic before he entered
the service, and has beaten Ike
williams, Terry Young, Vince
Dell'Orto, Cleo Shane. Norman Ru-
bio and Hartford's own Billy Brown
who has won seven in a row here.
Listed as a good club-ighter, Ma
tone has been developing on home
grounds in Jersey, fighting often
lately in Newark main bouts. Re
cent victories over Mario Misceli
and Joe Curcio are adde dto list
that includes Mike Bulk, and
Johnny Dudley. He also held Willie
Shanks to a draw; Shanks has won
is In row.
It's an all-JerSey rivalry snatched
from under the eyes of Newark pro-
moters. Malone is said to be hard
better and is expected to give
Archer good scrap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-28
Three City League
Drills Tonight

Shaping UP for the official OPEN
ing Of the City Amateur League
baseball season, May 7th, various
teams concerned have devoted as
much time to practice as possible;
as managers scurry about to Zine
up" players for seasonal starting
games.
Tonight, Aviglianese, Brooklyn
A. c., and Tribune A. G. teams will
work out at Fulton, and Hamilton
parks. the Avigs and Tribes lads
reporting at 8 p. m. while the BAG
young men will report to Manager
Phil Sacco at $50 O'Clock. WASH
ington Hills met last night at WASH
ington Park, In charge OF Manager
Pat Quilter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-28
Registered U. s. Patent ONCE
By JACK CUDDY

By JACK CUDDY
UNITED Press STAY Corresponding
New York, April % (UP.) =
st. Louis fans apparently figure
that the Browns are merely kidding
in their brilliant start of the pen
nant campaign.
Only 1.106 were at SportSmanS
park yesterday when Luke Sewell's
lads beat Cleveland, S to /, for their
eighth straight victory, establishing
a new American League record for
a getaway winning streak.
This sprinkle of spectators - in a
park that can accommodate $4,000
brought the total to 11,796 who
have turned out to encourage the
Browns on their four afternoons at
home. The total includes 2,O21 for
the HON opener, and 7,709 at Sun
days double-header with the White
SoX
The Browns, who yesterday broke
the 1888 Yankees opening seven
game streak, were slated to try to
equal the modern major league
nlne-game streak today against the
White Sox Of Chicago. This record
is shared by the Giants of 1918 and
the Dodgers of 40. The Brownies
hoped that their efforts at Chi
Cages ComiSky Park would be con-
Quoted in less privacy than at St.
Loo
There is nothing new about this
pur1vacy in connection with Amer
lean League baseball at st. Louis,
where owlI1r Don Barnes of the
Browns Is reported to have dropped
more than a half million dollars
since he became president Of the
club In November, 1896. For years
Brownie games have been poorly
patronized, and apparently there is
little hope for improvement. Their
home attendance was the worst in
the majors, at least for the past two
seasons. They drew 256,0O0 in 1912,
and 2l5,2 in 43.
Still, one would imagine that
city with population of more than
$4,000 could work more enthusiasm
for club trying to break a win
ning-streak record. That turnout of
1,106 certainly didn't do justice to
the brand of ball the Browns have
been playing this season-regardles
of the clubs disappointments In
previous years.
Sewelrs men have been playing
heads-up ball. The club has been
getting much better pitching than
expected; the infleld has been click
ing, registering II double plays in
eight games; and timely hitting has
included six doubles, three triples
and three homers. In beating De-
troit, Chicago and Cleveland, the
Browns registered total Of 81 runs
more than double the oppositions'
Is.
Only two pitchers had to be lifted
for relief-Jack Kramer in the
opening game, and rookie Newman
Shirley in the sixth. Kramer came
back later to go the full distance
against the White sox. Steve Sum
dra pitched thEee-hitter against
the Tigers, and later beat Cleve-
land. Nelson Potter achieved two
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-28
BY OSCAR FRALEY

UNAVCU TFeSS StakK Correspondent
Philadelphia, April %. (UP)-
More than 1000 track and field ath-
letes from 300 schools, colleges and
service camps converged on Frank
lin field today for the golden pubilee
running of the Pennsylvania relays,
but the great array Of individual
stars of other years was missing.
Individual performers were ex-
pected to share only little Of the
spotlight with most of the interest
and the top competition centered
In the relays events and in the tests
between teams.
Michigan's powerful team was
pected to rate in the favorite'S posi-
ton in the university competition
with Dartmouth's seasoned team ex-
pected to give the Wolverines their
most opposition.
A total of 20 events will be run
of today including heats and the
finals of the college quarter-mile
relay championship and the distance
college medley relay finals. A 40
event card will close the carnival
Saturday.
Top individual performer in the
ranks is Bill Hulse of the New York
Athletic Club, whose 4:06 mile last
summer was the fastest ever estab-
lished by an American on an OUT
door track. Hulse will compete IN
special three quarter mile run
Saturday against four men and
hopes to break the American rec
ord for the distance. Running
against him will be Alfred Daley
of the U. S. Coast Guard, former
Manhattan College star; Pvt. Win
field Emlet of Tonopah, New, one
time Franklin and Marshall dis
lance rdunner; Rudy Sims, New
York University Negro youngster,
and Edward Morgan, Philadelphia
A. A. U. Indoor mile champion.
Three defending title holders will
be on hand. They are 1t. Ollie
Hunter. athletic director Of the
Columbia midshipmen's school and
former Notre Dame runner, who
will seek to retain his two-mile
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-28

WATERTOWNERS
FACE 3RD LOSS
ON LOCAL FIELD

Should WATERFOWL High schools
baseball Indians Succumb to the
slants Of Leavenworth's George
Lathrop this afternoon at the Mum
icipal Stadium, the visiting poten-
tial collegians from the Silk Town
will have the doubtful distinction
of having been beaten three times
by three different teams on the
same field we'll within ten days.
Wildly has already pinned 9-5 set
back on the Indians; Crosby knock
ed 'em off yesterday 7-3 with six
round outburst in the fourth inn.
ing, while they had Lathrop and
Leavenworth to beat today In 2
$3.50 p. m. game Lathrop a long
and loose-jointed southpaw, blank
ed Cheshire Academy a week or SO
ago, in his first start of the season
Johnny BlaZys, rival lefthander
may be Coach Bob Cookies choice
to take the mound against the Tecf
sluggerS.
Six In Fourth
Yesterday, Crosbys stable south.
paw. Johnny Bernardo and Water.
towns Bullet Bob Hassel were going
along we'll enough until the fourth
inning. when Crosby batters got to
Hassel's heaves. Four singles, by
Cousey, Bernardo, Reardon and An
derson, a couple of bases balls
and two misplays allowed half
dozen runs for Crosby which clinch-
ed the verdict, as they sal on Ken
drick avenue, near the Court House.
Wtaertown scored twice in the fifth,
when Sorenson, Boetelle and Tom
my Kielty singled, plus Crosby
bobble.
Good Finish
Francis Eummel relieved Bernardo
in the seventh. the Crosby blonde
three-sport star doing OK until the
ninth, WIN he was in corner, due
to loaded bases and but one out.
However, Catcher Ned Cousey
caught Ziello off third base and
Buckingham rolled out to retire the
side. The clubs got eight hits each;
but Bernardo did not walk Water
town batters, Hassel living up to his
first name by giving no less than
seven b. o. b.
Wildly VS. Torrington, NVL champs:
3 p. m. Saturday at M. S.