SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-10


team starred and aided to achieve
the victory while Schmidt (l0D
was their best scorer. Youngs.
town slammed Canton in both
games, boys 1920 and girls 35-3.
In a game that was very rough
Canton made best showing of
the year but they could not check
Yo. forwards Johnny Schuller
(l8) and Elmer Bokesch 90, FL
ges again led for Canton with Is.
The Yo. girls won with ease as
they did not allow the home team
to score a single field goal while
"A. Binder (l4)) and Wunderlich
l22) seemed to score at will.
Items from Club News-"Dies und
Das' Steiner reports that West
had a good time at Hstd. in spite
of losing both games West al
ways had good times win or lose).
Lorain. Al Goohs and Walt Theil
graduate from high school, wedd-
ing bells for Gertrude Hartman,
she was married to Maynard Har-
rill. Farrell. Saxons defeat St. Mi
chaels to even score as they lost
last time. Klein starring. Detroit.
Weddingbells for Rose K. Schind-
ler and G.. H. Lienerth. Club held
surprise party for them instead of
regular business meeting.
S years ago, Feb. End, 1899
Canton's Lutsch and Peterman
and Co. outscored Salem to prac-
tically clinch top honors in the
Western League, final score 1888
Peterman was the high scorer
with l9 markers as he just nosed
out Mike Linder, Salems clever
forward who accounted for IL.
Lutsch (l3) and Orend (ll) aided
Canton to win while w. Linder
and Schuster played we'll for Sa-
lem. Homesead was stopped by
Ellwood in the boys game 1890
i'll fast game. Bill Fakesch az
clever Hmstd. guard led the scor-
ing while Zikeli (ll) and A. Sege-
di(lO) paced Ellwood. In the girls
game Ellwood almost upset the
Hstd. girls but time run out on
them and they lost l4-l3. Rosie
Segedi doing most of her clubs
shooting, accounted for IL pts.
while Orend co. was high for
Hstd. The early lead that Hstd.
had established stood them in
good stead as Ellwood surged for
ward at the close of the game. Yo.
downed Lorain in both games. The
girls was an easy victory for Yo.
as they won 800 and Lorain had
no chance with the strong 70.
team. Jennie Schenker and Rose
Theil scored II points each for
Youngstown. In an unofficial boys
game 70. served notice that they.
would have to be reconded with
next year as they showed Lorain
under 1872. Schnell (l6) and
Schuster (l5) set the pace for Yo.
Walt Theil (S) led for Lorain. J.
Sanders, Lorains sparkplug, did
not play and this handicapped the
Tornado boys. Farrell and Mona
ca split their games as the Mona
ca boys had too much for the
home team winning $3.50. Marty
Fuller (l7) again led Monaco to
win. The girls game ended in
tie at II, all and two extra periods
were needed to break it and Far
rell finally won. M. Burprich ~
led Farrell while J. Schuller was
Monacas best with S. Highlights
of Club News. Salem. The whole
town awaits Here Comes Char
lie." East. Though last Saturday
was an off night for the East club
it was not for the G.. T. H. girls as
they held birthday party for
Betty Att. New Castle. Rose
Segedi and George Schell OF ELL
wood were at the N. c. meeting
to iron out some difficulties be-
tween the two clubs. All is we'll
again.
So - ends another page of
Saxons through 10 years, I hope
this finds you we'll.
Your Saxon Pal, G. w.