SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

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the score as N. C. again went
down to defeat still trying for
their lst win. N. c. fought hard
to break their losing streak and
though never far behind they
could never quite catch up. Elges
90 und Kraus (11) led Canton
while Snyder CO.. and Lang (5)
were N. C.'s best. Highlights OF
club news-West Frieda Folberth
had an attack of appendicities and
Helen Sigarto is laid up with a
broken leg. - East Emma Cseak
lost her wrist watch at the East
West game. Farrell. It's wedding
bells for Anna Repas and John
Lutsch as they were married Feb.
4th. Alliance. Frieda Boehm
and Mike Falk graduate from
High School.
S years ago, Feb. 9th, 1899
With the now we do now we
don't reporting there were no
game accounts in the paper OF
last weeks games. Following
game highlights from the next
edition.) In the weeks only single
game New Castle .downed Lorain
4l-26 in the boys game. There
was no girls game as the Lorain
team could not play. Farrell (eas-
tern division tailenders downel
the Salem boys in an upset to win
1870 as the Farrell girls too beat
the Salem girls SO. Monaca-Io.
split their games as the Yo. girls
walloped Monaco 31-6 while the
Monaco boys trounced the Yo.
boys Alb. Homestead downed
East in both games as the Hstd.
girls chalked up their 9TH straight
win by easily downing East $50
and the Hstd. boys won 1870.
N. C.'s smooth playing team was
too much for Lorain as the S. G.
team all shared in scoring J. Bin
der (o), Schuster (S), Snyder (8),
(2), Joe Sanders (8) and Deutsch-
Great ~, G. Binder (5) and Lang
laender (7) led for Lorain. Farrell
kicked the dope bucket by down
ing Salem twice. Joe Adams of
Salem scored all of her teams
points on three field goals while
Farrell won by scoring 8 pts. di-
vided by Guist (5), Burprich (2)
and Henning (D. Led by Hem.
ing (9) Farrell's small forward,
Schuster (O, Schenker co., Hoi-
mes CO.. and Klein (2) the Pa
boys eliminated Salem from any
title chances. Scorers for Salem
were Schuster %, w. Linder (7),
Ulrich co., NJ. Linder co. and
Wagner O. Youngstown girls
had too much power for the Mo-
naca lassies and now the girls title
is between 70. and Hstd. sure
winners of each division. M. Raj
del (l2) led her team to victory
aided by Schinker (0. Theil (S),
r. Raidel (2) and Eberth (2).
Monaco was only able to score 2
goals and ? fouls by J. Schuller
(3), Theil (2) and Z. Schuller
O. The Monaco Bluebirds rar
roughshod over Yo. boys. Robitz
(l6) led the winners with NJ. Full
Ter (l2), Theil CO.., Schuller (5),
Schmidt (2) and Fleischer (2,.
While for Yo. Schnell (lO), Schus-
ter (4, Roth (2) and Doerling (2)
were the point getters. Cleveland
East ran into tartar in Home
stead as the home girls went into
the lead at the outset and stayed
there more content with setting up
plays than scoring. Hstd. scorers
were Leprech (8), Orend (5), We
Der (4), Weprich (4), D. Kramer
(2) and Evelyn Mantsch (2); for
East it was Kramer az, Baatz (2)
and Segedi (3). The Hstd. boys
outlasted the East boys in a game
that was a toss-up and was hotly
contested and tempers hared with
no damage done. Scorers were
for Hstd. Orend (l2), Kramer
| (8), Bair (8), Weprich (4) and
Fakesch (4); for East Jacob (l6),
Ungar (lO), Guist (2) and Fritz
| (2). Club news highlights. Colum-