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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-30

J Team. three games. Montana Cafe
2sTO; second, Montana Dakota Dist
1854.
Team. one game, Montana Cafe. sol
second. Christinson Insurance; Y1o'
Individual. three games. Kaluza, 6l5 ;
second, Wallum. ~
Individual. one game. Wallum' IA
second, Kaluza, 2l3.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-30
THE WEATHER

Courtesy Glasgow Weather Bureau
Station
Evening star., 1944-03-19
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c.
SUNDAY,
Planned Parenthood
Association 10 Discuss
Role in Health Work

The role of planned parenthood in
war and postwar health programs
will be discussed at the annual
meeting of the District Planned
|Parenthood Association Tuesday at
1890 pm. at the YWCA, Seven
teenth and K streets NV.
Principal speaker at the luncheon
meeting will be DR.. Walter M
Brunei, medical director of the
Bridgeport Brass Co. DIR. Brunei
has served as director of the Brook
lyn Cancer Institute, medical direc-
tor of the American Social Hygiene
Society and medical director of the
venereal disease branch of Chicago's
Public Health Institute.
Mrs. Prentiss Wilson, association
president, will report on the associ-
atoms work during the last year.
She will also discuss indications Of
increased interest by social workers,
cIergymen and nurses in planned
parenthood as part of a general
health program. -
The association reported yester-
day that during 1943 it was con-
cerned chiefly with the health and
financial problems of servicemen's S
wives, migrant families and women
Government employees. Most of the
1859 visits made to the planned
neighbOrhood clinic at 7l5 E street
S.W. during 1943. il was reported.
concerned information on family
planning and child spacing, al
though a number of patients wanted
marriage counsel and advice in cases
of sterility.
The association also reported that
1t had carried out project of visits
to 81 medical chiefs and employe
counsellors in Government agencies
and put on a three-month. series of
weekly radio programs on planned
parenthood in wartime.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Deaths Reported

Amelia Rothauge. 81, 1915 B st. Sc.
Ida A. Harrison, S3, Herndon, va.
Palsy Palsy Smith. 10: 37I2 Harrison st. NV.
nIei11fs fds wiey rizeT fsi ghs Tiiden st. NV
Anna Carries, B6. Washington. D. Sfiao III
MarsFret Martin, SO, 2s0S W st. y
William H. Shipe, so, 2SOO Erie st. Sc.
Cecil st. c. Wilson, SO, Bethesda, Nd
Anna Cabot. A.. 1859 st. NV.
Clarence X Ma this, SO, MiIlport; 4AlH siio
katherine rvaughn, 81, Colmar MSner.a Hla,
Infant Wilson, 1903 Corbin pl. ne naf1siYa
Anna Willard, S5, 1925 Kendall st. ne
Charles Dorsey, 81. so N st. s.e.
NV. ~
Davis Mack, SO. 9os New Jersey ave. Sc.
Mssgie Winsate. II, 200 Moran st. nv
John Dearing. infant, 1922 Florida ave.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Anne 0'Hare Mccormick
Honored by Notre Dame
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Mar. 1s.-
The Rev. ]. Hugh ODonnell, presi-
dent OF the University of Notre
Dame, announced today the selec-
ton of Anne O,Hara Mccormick,
New York Times foreign corre-
|spondent, as the SD recipient of
the Laetare Medal, awarded an
nually by the university to an out
standing member Of the Catholic
laity in the United States.
Mrs. Mccormick, who was grad
uated from st. Mary's College, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, and later married
Francis j. Mccormick, Dayton
(Ohio) manufacturer, was the 14th
woman to receive the Laetare
Medal.
The 1943 award went to Thomas
F. Woodlock, New York author and
editor Of the Wall Street journal,
Evening star., 1944-03-19
These two
important steps may
help you to overcome
Sour Stomach Jerky Nerves
Loss of Appetite Underweight
Digestive Complaints Weakness
Poor Complexion

Improper diet, overwork, undue wor-
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often impairS the stomach's diges-
tive functions and reduces the red
blood strength.
A person who Is operating on only a
70 to 1915 healthy blood volume or a
stomach digestive capacity of only so
to 500 normal is severely handicapped.
AT such times Nature needs extra help
to restore its balance and function prop
erly. Undigested food places q tax on
Evening star., 1944-03-19
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and HeIp America Win

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testified to the benefits SIS Tonic has
brought to them and scientific research
shows that 1t gets results-that's why so
many say 'SSS Tonic builds sturdy health
makes you feel like yourself again" At
drug stores in 10 and 20 o. sizes .GS 6. Co.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

the system insufficient blood strength
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II you are subject to poor digestion
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These two important results enable
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make use of it as Nature intended. Thus
you may get new vitality pep . =.
become animated more attractivel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Yam zatekaj0 n0ge?

q gumijasto elasticnimi noga-
vicami 81 boste preprecili bole-
cine nog, &c YAM oh koncu dne-
va zateeejo noge. Splacalo Sc
vam DO kupiti par teh nogavic
ma poskusnjo. .-... e., -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02

"Tako je prav, pogumni moi
famulus. Ampak bodi previdna!
Vlahi imajo tudi strelno oroz-
je." IL. 4;
Valvasor tece "a njo navzdol.
V pritlieju zapovedujoe len
ski glas:
! "Dva v podstresje mad po-
dom! Jernej maj strait okna v
hlevu! Luka in Martin, vidva pa
k vhodnim vratom! Ostali vsi
ma grajska okna! Eden maj sple-
"a ma lipo, da ne pridejo tez
zid ma levi strani!"
Pod stopnicami je stala ced-
ma, skoraj smesna postava: spo-
daj zensko grilo, zgoraj zelezna
srajca, povrhu oklep, ma glavi
celada, oh boku mec, v roki pi-
''stola, "a pasom delgo bodalo -
gospodarica je zapovedala, kri
junaskih Tatenbachov. Men So
prog pa je naravnaval majhen
top ma grajskih vratih.
lie maj poizkusijo vdreti ma
dvorisce!" je vzkliknil. Uprl Sc
je v top in ga pomaknil Sc bill
ze k vratom.
Valvasor je pristopil "a vrata.
"Nu, kako so zadovoljni z
moio konstrukcijo?" - Top je
bill ulit po Valvasorjevem ma
crtu.
"Izvrstno Sc obnasa."
"In moi smodnik?"
"Kapitalna iznajdba!'
! Zadovoljen nasmeh je razteg-
nil ucenjakovo siroko oblicje.
"Ha" je vzkliknil zmagoslav'
no, mirno dvignil pistolo, po'
meril liza vrat in ustrelil prot
dvoriscnemu zidu. Glava, XII Sc
ie bila prikazala vrh zidu, je IL
ginila, roka je vzkrilila v mese.
cini, pridusen vzkrik onostran
zidu.
! Valvasor je zadovoljno poki-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02

roiak, sin Slovenije, Sc pa krce-
vito izvijas &c te kdo vprasa "a
skromno pomot tenn borcem!
zavedaj Sc, sin domovine, da po-.
Ii 50 sano dive --- ali 81 "a do
movif1o, ali pa 81 domovine IL
dajalec.
C ia partizanska vojna dobi-
va inspiracije il Rusije, ali MAJ
bo to vase strasilo, da vas DO
ia medved pozrl? Ej, to so lie
pregrete fraze, katere predstav-
liza ne katoliski, pae pa klerikal-
nj pokret. Kadar vam ia strah
della kurjo pot po zivotu, prikli-
cite 81 v spomln lie TO, da &c $50
milijonov ljudi lahko zivi pod
ruskim gospodarstvom, DO lah'
ko tudi nasa 12-milijonska Ju'
goslavija, XII ina tudi ma razpo'
lago velika naravna bogastva
da 81 Z MIN stabilizira svoje
mocno gospodarsko podlago.
| Wee tenn v nedeljo ma sho
du. Pridite, sinovi in hcere, k
vas klice matt domovina, v ne
delio v Slovenski delavski don
ma Waterloo Rd.
Anton Skapin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Mali oglasi
"DOBITE PR GRDINOVIH"
POWDER-ENE

Senzacijski, nov cistilec "a preproge.
Napravi vase preproge kot move BREZ,
da bi rabbi milnico in vod0. Samo po-
trosite POwder-ene in ga p0berite z
vasim 6istilcem "a preproge. Velika
kanta 3 funtOv "a samo Csc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02

NAL in sc mirno sklonil mad to-
pom.
"Ali je stopil ze veckrat v
akcijo?"
"Lansko leto so me dvakrat
pocastili takimle obiskom.
Ia Valvasorjevim hrbtom je
Maria stopila ma dvorisce. Sko-
ella je "a grajsko poslopje k
start lipi, XII je molela gole Ia
snezene veje dalee cez obzidje.
Dekle Sc je vzpelo ma klop in
odtod z drznim skokom in krep-
kim prijemom "a drevo. Previd-
no Sc je plazila proti koncu
spodnje debele veje.
| Ali Sc ne premika "a zidom
crna senca? Mesecni svit jo jas.
no rise v sneg.
Maria Sc pripravi, da pogle.
da cez zid. Mesecina je ne do
seze, kajti lipa je skrita SEN
ci gradu. z emo roko prime zs
tanjso VETO mad seboj, priprav
v drugi roki pistolo in Sc pocas
vzravna.
V istem trenutku Sc neka,
zgane vrh zidu, roka isce opore
- "a roko Sc sdvigne glava - O.
braz yes oblit z mesecino -
Martina "a strel pripravlje
ma roka omahne - --- go. --.- 49,
"Janez!" krikne dekle.
Ia trenotek jo omami prese
necenje, da pozabi sama nase
Zadostoval je trenotek: igor
MIA veja Sc il sprozi IL roke -
Maria omahne - zdrkne p'
spodnji veji navzdol - s.
pOizkusa uJeti "a zid - in - x
lezi v snegu "a zidom.
Oni, XII je plezal ma zid, je bi
velikim skokom pri njej.
"Tri sto hudiGev! Maria, ka
ko pa tt prides v to gnezdo? j
zasepetal, sklonjen mad MO -
oglar Janez.
Pomagal il je, da Sc je dvig
nila, jo zgrabi, da jo vrze naza
cez zid - prepozno! ze sta pla
Mia k MENU diva uskoka.
tDalie pr1hodn1icl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Odborniki Slow. demokrat-
skega kluba 80. varde

Cleveland Collinwood, o. -
Ma seji demokratskega kluba
81. varde so bill izvoljeni slede-
ei odborniki "a leto 1914: Pred
sednik John Zaman, 1. podpred-
sednica Albina Smrekar, 2.
podpredsednik John Prusnik, 3.
podpredsednica Frances Rupert,
tajnik Joe Muzic, sos E. 143 st.,
blagajnica Ana Zakrajsek, "a
pisni kar Gregor Marolt, mad
zorni odbor: John Intihar, Louis
Somrak, Mary Modic, Mrs. John
Urbas in Anton Tomse Sr.
Tenn potion Sc vljudno vabj
vse dobro stojeee elane kako1
tudi clane, XII so prihajali ma
seje prejsnja leta, da Sc nam
pridruzijo. seje Sc bodo odsle.
VrSlle feQnO VSak meSeC.
Prihodnja seja Sc DO vrsils
v Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave-, drugi mesec pa v Sloven
sgem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd., in zopet obratno
tako da bo vsem ustrezeno.
! Ma vsaki seji je tudi navzoi
councilman John J. Prince, k
da svoje porocilo o vaznih skle
pin v mestni zbornici, torej 81
seize Informative in zanimive.
Ia demokratski klub v 80
vardi
John Zaman
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Ure(l1likoVa
poSta
(Nadaljevanje 2 2. strani)

be, ker hi najraje cd druzbe sa-
mo jemali, dodali pa mic. Pc
njih logiki bi bila vsaka stvar
fakticno podvrzena lie v pro-
past.
Ko clovek danes cita angle
ske revije in casopise ter poslu-
sa radio, mu nehote pride ma
misel, da Sc cell svet danes bolj
zanima "a Jugoslavijo kot Sc pa
mi sami. Osvobodilno fronto, ka-
tero vodijo partizani, obcuduje
tisk celega sveta. Tenn fantom
in mozem je bilo odvzeto vse -
Sc GEO hcere, dekleta in nedo-
rasli otroci.
sovraznik jih je odpeljal, da
jih oskruni in otroke potujci.
Ali je cudno &c temu ljudstvu
zavre kri, da Sc hoce mascevati
p geslom: smrt ali svoboda? II,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
EVRAZJE DEkLE
i Zgodovinski roman
| lLKA VAsTETOVA

zalaja; drugi tudi -- divje laja-
ME ma dvoriseu.
zdaj moski glas - nekje "a
loputneio vrata '- v hlevu u
luc - po gradu klicanje - u
skoki!
"Uskoki!" krikne Maria, pla-
ne v kot, kjer je bila nakopice-
ma prtljaga, izvlece il skrinje
diva pasova z naboji in dolgo pi-
stolo.
"Oce, tn pas in pistola"
ze pograbi z stola plasc in
kratko pistolo, skrito pod MIN,
81 vrze pas okrog vratu, odpre
soho, 81 po temnem hodniku O.
blaci plasc in zdirja po slabc
razsvetljenih stopnicah.
ze pokajo prvi streli.
V prvem nadstropju stoji le'
scerba ma stopnicah. Maria po'
/ stoji pri luci, da. pregleda ma
boje v pistol. Vse v redu.
! Nekdo pritece "a MO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Razpis sluzbe

Slovenec, vesc obeh jezikov,
dobi sluzbo kot glavni poslo-
vodja, pri Slovenski zadrugi.
Prednost ina izkusen mesar in
grocerist, ali pa samo mesar,
XII ina veselje in sposobnost Sc
priuciti.
Vse ponudbe, reference, oseb-
ne informacije ter pogoje "a
zacetno place, posljite ma tajni-
stvo Slovenske zadruge, 667 E.
1872 St., najkasneje do pone-
deljka 6. marca.
Glavni sedanji poslovodja
Izanc ostavlja zaradi zdravja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
(Nadalievanjel

Spodaj je lezal velik zelenjad-
nj vrt, onkraj Sc je svetila sne-
gom pokrita Okla trata ali nji-
va, potem pa Sc je re pri e |
gozd, XII Sc je izgubljal v noeni
temini.
Kaj - kaj je to?
Ali nj svignila senca il gozda
preko trate? Sc ena o, zdaj
jih je vec!
Maria 81 pomane oci. Ali bdi,
ali sanja? Kdo so ii ljudje? -
Zdaj so Sc skrili "a kolicasto
vrtno ograjo -.
Ne, MISC sanje. Pes zarenci,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
Mali ogIasi

CE POTREBUJETE
novo streho ali pa &c je treba vase
streho popraviti, Sc obrnite do mas. f.
srsimo velika in majhna della ma tr-
govskih poslopij in domovih. Brezpla6-
nj proracun-
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11O6 st. Clair Ave.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-02
.HISA NAPRODAJ

Proda sc hisa ma 982 E. 78 St.,
"a 2 druzini, 5 sob zgoraj, 6 sob
spodaj, 2 nova forneza, lota
180x40, ter tri garaze. Naslov
lastnika Sc poizve v uradu te-
ga ista.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
BY the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, July l0.-Pitts-
burgh baseball club officials today
were wishing they had room for
10000 at tomorrow dream battle"
of the major leagues-the 18th an
nual all-star game.
Just think OF all the equipment
we could buy for baseball teams in
the service" Sam Waters, vice
president and secretary treasurer of
the Pirates said as he looked over a
veritable mountain of orders.
We've been sold out of re-
served and box seats for more than
a week, and we could sell twice as
many seats if we had the room"
Waters said he expected more
than $4,000 in the park for the 18th
renewal of the midsummer classic.
Then he added:
1T won't be because National
League fans don't want to see their
stars make a step toward evening
the score with the Americans If we
can't get nearly 10000 into Forbes
Field. We just don't have room for
them"
The American Leaguers have won
eight of the II all-star games.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Segura Is Sent Limit,
Pauline Betz Easy
Western Winner
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEENAH, Wis, July l0-Two of
the country's top-ranking tennis
players, Francisco (Pancho) Segura
of the University of Miami and
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles, swept
to new honors yesterday in the
Western senior tournament at the
Doty Club courts. Segura was sched-
uled to enter today the River For
est Ill) Open tournament.
Segura, recent winner of the ma
tional collegiate title, outlasted Bill
Talbert of indianapolis in three
hour, five-set match, winning, 3-6,
6-1, 4-6, Ga, 1l-9.
An ankle injury early in the sec
ond set failed to slow down the COL
orful Segura. After having the ankle
taped he turned on the heat and all
but blasted the Hoosier off the court
Taibert rallied and it was any one S
match until Segura, employing his
unorthodox two-handed smash
broke through his opponents service
in the final games Of the last set.
Miss Betz, l943 national womens
champion, scored decisive 81
60 victory over Dorothy Mae Bun
dy of Santa Monica. Calf, to whom
she had lost recently in the final of
both the national clay courts cham
pionship at Detroit and the tri-State
meet at Cincinnati
Other Western senior champion
ships were won as follows: Men s
doubles, Segura and Talbert.
Women's doubles, Miss Bundy and
Mary Arnold. Wilmington. Del
Mixed doubles, Miss Arnold and
Nick Buzolich, Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Manfro 10 Aid Perry
To Prepare for Reif

Hard-hitting joey Manfro, New
York's junior welterweight, will as
sist Aaron Perry as he prepares for
his 10-round battle with Morris
Ref at Griffith Stadium a week
from tonight, July II. Manfro will
be on the card in a prelim.
Joltin' Joey created something of
a sensation at Madison Square Gar
den few months ago when he
hoored Perry for a nine count in
the opening seconds Of their bout.
Although Aaron weathered the
storm and rallied to stop Manfro
in 1:20 of the first, he still considers
the New Yorker one of the toughest
punchers he's met.
Ref, backed by 10 successive
KOS and a great record among
New York's smaller clubs. has an
abundance of confidence and amaz-
ing competitive spirit, joey says.
Tickets are on sale at 419 Ninth
street NV. and reservations may
be made through Executive 9l78.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
A|I-Stor Game Ticket Requests
Swomping Pittsburgh Club

Receipts from the game will be
turned over to a fund that provides
baseball equipment for service teams
gloves, bases, catchers equipment
and uniforms.
There's one thing about this
game Waters said Even the
sports writer's and club officials have
to pay to get in. Only the players
and umpires get passes"
Even though Forbes Field doesn't
have the seating capacity of many
major league parks, only five all
star games have attracted a larger
attendance than is expected for the
1914 version.
Cleveland's municipal stadium
holds the record, with 69,812 paid
admissions in 1885. Other leaders
are: Yankee Stadium, New York.
1889, $780, Briggs Stadium, De-
troit, 1941, 54,674; Comiskey Park,
Chicago, 1888, 49200, and Polo
Grounds, New York, 1884, 48,363.
Attendance at all other games
has been below the $4,000 plus ex-
pected for next Tuesdays game
here, with Braves Field at Boston
the lowest, in 1896, with 1854.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Stors Yesterday

BY the Associated Press.
Dutch. Leonard, Senators - Shirley
buried twoht shutpu nt IN openeT ptank
Ing of Browns in nightcap
Russ Derry and Georse stirnweiss,
Yankees-Derry's pinch single with
opener. AS from TIGERS; stirnveiss
made three hits, including homer anG
Yankees to double win.
Frank HAYES, Athletics - Curtrlght
made fine catch Of liner and doubled
hit 10th homer to lead AS to 81 win
and even split,
Buddy Rosar. Indians. and Bobby
Doerr. Red Sox-Rosar made three
hits to lead Indians TO s-3 win in
make Tooth hit as Red sox took night
cap, A..
Tom Dallessandro and Claude Pas
seau Cubs--Dallessandro got four for
four to help Cubs win opener, g.;
Passeau shaded Giants Bill Voiselle,
10, in niRhtcap.
rates-Roe held Dodgers to seven hits
to give Pirates 10-1 win in opener;
Barrett hit 125th triple to drive in
three runs in 81 Pirate leader after
innings in finale.
caTdinalswPitched pair of shutouts,
10 and 90. against Braves to give
cards record Of over 500 in seasons
series.
Gee Walker and Woody Williams;
Reds--Walker made three nits an. ana
az: williams made four hits to pace
Reds rs victory in second game.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Marshall IS Choice
Over Williams for
Fight Tomorrow

Ringwise enthusiasts today were
predicting crowd of 10000 for the
10-round battle between Lloyd Mar
shall and Holman Williams tomor-
row night at Grifilth Stadium as
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez round
ed out an attractive prelim card for
a main event that is attracting ma
tional attention.
Odds quoted by the betting fra
ternity today shifted from even
money to I to S that hard-punching
Marshall would defeat his crafty op-
ponent, but the experts are insist
ing that the well-known capabili-
ties of both fighters in this, their
rubber bout, make the affair MOTH
ing but an even-money proposition.
Winner of the contest is in for
heavy sugar, as promoters from the
principal boxing centers of the coun-
try will be at ringside, as we'll as
Abe Green, NBA prexy. and Nat
Fleischer, editor of the Ring maga-
zine and national fistic authority.
Something enticing in the way of a
future booking was announced yes
terday by Johnny Rogers, veteran
manager of Marshall. Rogers ex-
hibited cablegram from English
promoters Offering $1,000 for Mar
shall's services in a bout with Fred
dy Mills in Manchester. Mills is the
present British Empire heavyweight
champ.
Both fighters wound up training
at Turner's Arena yesterday, when
Marshall, at 1854, topped Williams by
only three pounds, and the sessions
were enlivened by the uneveiling of
Sam Sobel's latest protege. He is a
West Coast youngster just out Of the
Army with the moniker of Irish
Johnny Taylor and he is boxing
Charley Watkins of Union City, N.
j., in the semiwindup six. Steve
Burkas, heavyweight New York war
worker, takes on Dixie Lee Oliver.
the Florida Negro slugger, in another
skier. Oscar Dynamite) Wright
goes in against Pedro Firpo and
Bobby Gunther. Jersey City, tangles
with Julio Malavez, Puerto Rican
| lightweight. in the other six-round
prelimS. An opening four was being
arranged today.
| Tickets are on sale at Grifith
Stadium and Turner's Arena and
reservations may be made through
Michigan 6614.
Evening star., 1944-07-10
BY JOHN b. KELLER,
Star Staff Correspondent.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 10.-Os
Bluege, manager Of the Mats who is
sticking with his ball club through
brace of exhibitions instead of
coming here for tomorrow all-star
game, sees a bright future for the
Washington outfit-if Harlond Cliff
is in trim to play third base.
Hes the man to get us right up
in the race" Bluege said when the
long awaited infielder arrived at
Griffith Stadium in Washington yes
terday shortly before the double
header with the ST. Louis Browns
got under way. He'll be in the line
up as soon as he is ready and I'm
hoping thatll be next Friday when
We open series with the Athletics.
But he may not be right by
then" lamented the skipper. He
has sore left shoulder hurt we
knew nothing about-and 1t may de-
lay his start. l am confident,
though that Cliff will be a great
boost to the club once he's in there
playing.
He can hit that long ball. he's
steady fielder and a strong throw
er and his years of experience as a
big Lacquer ought to tell heavily
We ought to get along pretty we'll
with Cliffs help" Bluege opined.
Hurt in Fall From Horse.
Cliff hurt his shoulder when he
fell from a horse while working
about his cattle ranch in the Yakima
Valley in Washington. He and his
partner in the ranch were caring for
nearly l,000-head of beef cattle so
Harlond was on the job steadily
until injured. The hurt. Cliff said.
delayed his reporting by several
weeks. The shoulder was to be
examined today by the Washington
Club surgeon.
Cliff donned uniform shortly
after his arrival at the ball park
and participated in the infield drill.
He looked spry enough and there
was no noticeable weakness in his
throwing, but he still has to clear
his batting eye. He was to get hit
ting drill along with several others
at the park today and will get the
benefit of the exhibition workouts.
Harlond may even play an inning
I or two at third in each of the ex-
hlbitions scheduled for the Mats.
They go to Richmond tomorrow to
play the Richmond club of the Pied
mont League and Wednesday will
move on to Newport News for a
tilt with the representative club Of
Camp Patrick Henry,
Myatt Is Due Rest.
When Cliff finally breaks into the
lineup, Bluege said Gil Torres will
be moved from third to second to
give George Myatt a deserved rest.
Myatt, it seems, never has PLAYED
over such span before as he has
this season. Later Torres and Myatt
perhaps will alternate at second
base according to whether the op-
position is employing righthand or
lefthand pitching.
The Mats wound up a half of
their 154-game schedule Yesterday,
finishing the II games just a game
under the 500 mark. In exchanging
shutouts with the Browns the
Washington club got an even break
in the four-game series and main
tained its fourth-place standing.
After taking 100 licking in the
opener in which Early Wynn was
the losing pitcher by virtue of a