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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-12-27

Oie &aninhensllM lit in unierem
Retailer Der Tleiidt,appbeit BIER
sulanoe lpieber su gbren sefomnlen.
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~ fiiIlen. bat iid) in Sprinsfielo,
Oregon, bie 3adt bon angora4aas
ninden entpidelt. Die glanf Yeia
bon Sprinpfiel6 lit ole erite uno ein'
3ige Weberei IN ltSG., Die bic Saare
Der slneora-aaninden nerarbeitet.
Sic miiiien atpar 5riammen nit
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iie iin6 feiner als Set0e uno leidter
als Taunen ,1nS tpiiren ionlt fir Wfa'
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ltn3en @oae I'M Sabr; alle Siertel'
iabr miro cine Sdur porgenonmen
Die beiiere Aualitdt bringt finn Die
feds Dollar per Yfunb elm. @ielt
bebal,pten, 6aB MngoramoQe beoei,
ten0 tpiirmer als sfaf1poQe lei.
Das erite 1ifentlife 9iobeo Mme
ritas lpur0e 1888 in Tsrescott, Mri
3ona, ab3ebalten.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

- kakor diva goloba v gnezdu...
Samo, da ne bi ona umrla. Oce
v nebesih, ne te nesrece!"
Naposled Sc posveti ma dali
MEM gorskem grebenu. Sc "a
trenutek pocaka, dokler Sc ne
preprica, da sta res dve luci, po-
tenn pa oddirja nazaj. Njegov
gospodar stoji razoglav sredi
grajskega dvorisca, z odpetim te-
lovnikom, in po dvoriscu Sc slisi
.nekaj kakor priduseno stokanje.
In Harrova zelezna roka prime
Martovo zapestje in ga stisne.
Potem zaslisita oba kolesa " tihi
noei.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

'da sal je nezmiselno. PravkarI
sta Sc morala sele odpeljati q
Braunecka.
In zdaj je Dusicin lepi obraz
spet miren. Da Sc malo Sc ma
smehne: .'Zdaj je pa minilo,
Harro!" 4
"tSamo odmor,, visokost!"
Rozamarija pogleda plasno
kvisku. Vidi belo postavo. Zdi Sc
il, kakor bi ia prinasala njene
boleeine in jih pocasi spuscala
nanjo. Oh, in odmor je lie kra-
tex, potem pride spet sanjska
zena. Rozamarija jo razlocno
vidi, &c lie malo zapre oci. Har-
70 stiska zobe in pol ure nato nj
vee suhega vlakna ma MEM. Vo-
zu z Braunecka Sc je morala pri-
merritt nesreca, da ne pride. Ber-
lincanki prav mic vec ne zaupa.
Tako negibno, leseno stoji Oh
postelji. In ali je mogoce, da so
vse ure iznenada obstale?
Mart, pojdi ma jaso in po-
glej, ali Sc Sc mixer ne vidijo
luci voza?"
Mart pogleda svojemu gospo-
darju v zmedeni obraz in spod-
MIA celjust mu zacne drgetati,
veliki, kosceni roki mu mahe-
drata kakor dive nihali. Potem
odbezi, kakor bi mu slo "a ziv-
ljenje. cez jaso piha veter in
tuli in zavija. Mart strmi v noe,
da Sc mu zacno oci solziti. "Oce
mas v nebesih," jeclja. 20 bog,
predobro Sc jima je godilo. Ii.
vela sta kakor diva angela v ne
besih. &c bi Sc zdajle primerila
lie majhna nesreca .. Tako
Sc ma svetu ne bi sme1o goditi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

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arIo lee - no1atIlallla PEI
tlsne nee s hJegoVl fokl' na ka'
Teri Sc lskri sIarl pIsIan = ma
plsoM TT Dozll voiJi he Vpra-
SUI, zaka1 Iooa nalIo spi le
pray ranio' saAo IsahiO AaAot MAJ
zvesteJsi straznik. in pray le-
dal' Ko Sc nocelo 1slni1i mao
mum crnl oDlah san, Sc mu
za1oi, AaAor q Oh nekuo poera-
Oh nlesOvo IoAo u Jo uiVJe oorl-
nn sIran. Fiane Kvisku' hoza-
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zvon;1 Harro MIN. ve6 dol,
Rer1;ns.nk. 10 mr.; nieoou; poz;
in oa ie odona1a 70 hi bi1o zdai
vsai se Ia; narohe IA hi 1.h'
ko ,,r.d;l Tad.i -. 70 nr;do -
spodiena v belem in nu zatrdi
da ie vse " nailensem redu Ia
nj treba prav mic skrbeti.
zd.i s,oa -; ~ .oho ~ oa,o
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

Naposled! Harro odpre vrata
kocije.
"Gospod dvorni svetnik!"
"Ali Sc tako mudi, gospod
grof?"
Moi bog, kako Sc mozak obira,
dokler ne prileze il kocije!
''Visokost, zelel bi, da bi sli v
delavnico," ukaze dvorni syet-
mix prav mirno.
(DGlje prihodsji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

rajo dDugi poucevati o njenem
novem stanu, "oprosti mi. Te be-
seda sem kar iznenada zacutila
v sebi
'Boriti Sc moras z njim, Roza-
maria. O, Roza, v katera nebe-
sa Sc mislis skriti, &c bonn tn do
Ii koprnel po tebi? Pojdi, solnce
size. Pogledala bova, kaj delajo
tvoji zvoncki!"
Rozanarija je sla kmalu spat
in je takoj zaspala. Harro je Sc
pogledal, ali je vse pripravljeno
kajti hotel je imeti takoj ponoc
pri rokah, &c bi Sc kaj primeri-
10, in nj maral Rozemarije VINE
mirjati $ prisotnostjo tujih Iu.
di. Vsakdo v hisi je moral vede-
ii, kaj mora storiti, &c bo dal
znamenje zvoncem. Harro Sc
je preprical, da YES njegov apa-
rat DELUXE in Sc je sam pri sebi
zadovoljno posmejal.
Potem Sc je splazil " spalni-
co. Media svetloba je prihajala
il tuje ptice, XII je stala zdaj oh
njegovi postelji. Luc je komaj
dovolj mocha, da mu pokaze lie.
po glavo ma blazini, in napol cd.
prto, proti njegovemu leziseu il.
tegnjeno roko. Vajena je, da
isce njegovo roko, da pritisne
svoje lice nanjo in sele potem
mirno, globoko zaspi. Danes je
tako bleda in Sc ne smeje vec
Resna in sveeana je, in skozi
meme trepalnice Sc il lesketajo
zenice kakor diva iskreca sc de
manta. Hladen din mu veje mad
celom, in iznenada cuti, kako sc
mu lasje lepijo ma senceh. Ne
kaj prihaja in ne da Sc zadrzati
Vsako sekundo je blizje. Harre
sede oprezno ma posteljo in sku
sa zbrati pogum, XII ga je izgu
bill, Tedaj Sc Rozamarija zdrzne
in rece jasno:
me, to ne more biti."
cali Sc ii sanja, Rozamarija?'
Odpre oci, XII so cisto temne
"Da, sanjalo Sc mi je, in We
sela sem, da 81 me zbudil. Sa
njalo Sc mi je, da je Sci skoz
soho lep, tuj mladenic. In ko je
izginil, Sc je nekaj obregnilo OK
meme, in bila je osivela, stars
zenska, XII SO Sc j oei iskrile ka
kor macki, tt pa 81 rekel: DO
brotljivi materi prirodi nisen
nikoli prav zaupal.' Oh, take
utrujena sem. Daj mi roko, d.
bonn bolje zaspala."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

soA' AAA AS ASAoJO NoGASJ pO
istem kopitu. Po sedemletni vol
nj Sc je rodilo dosti vec deckov,
in ko je bila renesansa, XII je zr-
la moske, ma visku, so menda v
lFlorenci krstii sedem sto- dec
kov vee kakor deklic. Tako so
skrbeli v nebesih "a naprej. Moi
bog, kaksne skrivnosti mas obda-
jajo, kaksni modrijani premis-
ljajo vse to, in kaksno solato ma
rede naposled IL svoje modro-
sti :"
Rozamarija Sc je nasmehnila.
Spustila je svoje delo in Sc "a
sanjala skozi okno.
Harro je odlozil svoje dleto,
stopil k njej in il plasno dejal:
"Kaj tt je, Roza?"
"Utrujena sem. Glej, zdaj bo-
do prisle lastovke. Dosti mislim
mamie: In ma topli marcev vetrie.
kako jih vabi, kako krepi nil
howl peroti. Sc pod zvezdami jih
vodi cez dezele in morja. In do
motozje Jim vlije v srce, da jih
takrat, ko je pri mas najtopleje,
prime nemir in jih tako dolgo
tezi, dokler ne odlete cd mas. vi
dis, in pri mas 81 grade domove,
tako trdne domove, kakor bi BIZ
Ii namenjeni "a vecnost, in ko-
maj so njihovi mladici godni, ze
Sc zacne nemir. Tudi ma jugu
jih ne mine. Vselej, kadar vi
dim v poznem poletju njihove
jate, vselej zacutim tudi JAZZ Gu;
dino zatezanje v prsih in domo:
tozje, taksno domotozje, da ne
vem, kan me sill. In vsako noe
Sc mi takrat SANTA letenju.
Harro, zakaj me tako prestra-
seno gledas?"
"Kaj te je zdaj pijelo?
Sal vendar Sc nj nobene lastov-
ke tu!"
Rozamarija Sc dotakne z roka-
mi, XII SO zdaj postale Sc neznej-
Sc, njegovih senc:
$50 reel, o katerih je komaj
mogoee govoriti. Cash so kakor
najrahlejsi pub, in potem gredo
skozi cloveka, kakor bi hotele
vzeti Sc njegovo duso S seboj. v
noceh nislim, ali pa takrat, ko
Sc pozlate gozdovi v jeseni in vi
Lsi nebo "a drevjem kakor skr-
latina preproga. Toda,-saj no
Gem It'll stran. Fri tebi je vendar
> najlepse. In zdi Sc mi, da bi mo.
rail- spoznati in obcutiti to vsi
ljudje, &c bi znali prisluhniti sa-
mi v sebi. To mora biti dusa, XII
preizkusa svoja krila."
Objel jo je.
"se dolgo ne, Sc dolgo me-" -
/ Rozamarija ga preseneeeno
pogleda:
"Toda, Harro, kaj je pri teh
receh cas-? &c bono kdaj gledali
nazaj z vecernih rozastih obla'
kov ma gozdove in gradove, be
tudi cas- samo zvit list, XII ga je
ozgala slana. &c bi umrla >
'Tiho, Roza! Zdrave zene ne
: umirajo nikoli ma tenn. Same
: bolne in tiste, XII Sc nihce zanje
ne zmeni ;" ~
"Da, jubi," rece Rozamarijs
ponizno, sal je vaiena, da 10 mo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10
DuSica ROzanlariia
tsvETNICA IN MEN NoREC) <
Agnes Gunthsr
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic
(Nadaljevanje)

(Nadaljeyanje)
Noben otrok nj bill niti "a tre-
nutek miren. Harrova ploska
kad je bila napolnjena vodo in
postavljena ma trdno podlago,
vsak otrok je dobil kaksno vo-I
dino igraco, magnetno ladjico ali
pa samo kos lesa, in uzivali so v
igri, da SO Jim obrazi zareli. Tu|
SO Sc same cd sebe izoblikovale
vse ljubke skupine, in Harro je
moral samo stati ma prezi kakor
lovec. Sal je tezavno dobiti il
otrok mirne, izucene modele. Ia
ko jih je slikal in oblikoval, do
kler Sc nj navadil vsake lepe
drze. Mesece je trajalo, da je
vse pripravil. Potem pa je slo
delo nitro samo cd sebe. Zdaj
je moral napraviti lie Sc okrase
oh korita, in v delavnici, kjer nj
bilo nobenega okrasja, je gospo-
doval bozji mir. Tudi silk nj BIZ
10 tam. Harro Sc nj rad obdajal
z mimi. Nekatere mu MISC bile
vec vsee, ker je odkril ma njih
napake, XII so ga drazile, druge
pa so ga drazile zaradi popolno-
sti, XII je morda ne bi bill mogel
vec doseei.
Tako je bila njegova delavni-
ca res samo mirna delavnica, XII
so jo pozivljali samo stol "a Ro-
zomarijo, majhna preproga in
njena kosarica "a rocna della.
Danes je sedela tn v bell,
ohlapni volneni obleki. Prvic
je bila nekoliko bleda. Zunaj je
divjal vihar. Veter je gnal pred
seboj temne, crne oblake. Ma
vrtu SO gledali ze pri cvetovi
jetrnika il temnega listja. Po-
mladne kozarcke so jih imeno-
vail ma Thorsteinu. Harrove oei
SO Sic "a njenimi, ko jih je ne
MAIDEN zarek solnca razsvetlil. i
'Najlepsih nimas, Rozamari-
ia. Ii rasejo menda ma zapadni
strani Molceeega gradu, v raztr-
ganem brezovem logu. Tisti so
najlepse visnjevi.
"Morda jih je villa tam zasa-
dila in cd njenih oci, XII SO jih
gledale, so postal tako @visnje-
vii"
"Rozamarija, ii bos znala ne
koc pripovedovati otrokom lepe
zgodbe. Ia mojo delavnico so pa
tvoje zgodbe predobre. Prehitro
okamene in nimajo potem vse-
lei pravega izraza. Toda &c bi
kdaj tn pripovedovala zgodbe
kopici deklic in deckov, in bi BIZ
la Gizela kot najstarejSa sredi
med mimi ..''
Domenila sta Sc, da mora biti
pricakovani otrok deklica in da
bo Gizela. Tako sta hotela "a
vreti knezovo prevneto hrepe-
nenje po decku.
"Sreca je," modruje Harro da-
lie, ida 81 je bog pridrzal pra-
vico odlocitve. Koliko nesrece
bi napravili mi ljudje! Iznenada
ne bi bilo vec deklet, da hi po-
zenili deeke. In v splosnem Sc
menda zmerom zgodi, da je ne
koliko vec sinov, ker so neznej-
81 in terra zivljenje vec cd njih.
Kaksno nataneno knjigovodstvo
morajo irneti v nebeski pisarni,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

them their Joint birthday,
what time when of buddes together? Rubea
Retsi celebrating birthday
Douglas Howard Sylvester celebrating his
cake in the greatest of all companionshps.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-10

This little book peesean few facts and figures on what
e Nazs did g the sas peoples and what they intended
% do also presents few hints of the slav peoples epic
Struggle against the Mari enslavers which contributed 50
much towards saving the world from Hitlerisn. go.
Ony VIC Sharply asase Of these faces can we fully
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-15
Nv HIGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, July 14.-R-An
artificial boom in class 3D. base
bail seems to be in the making
rs an outgrowth of the much-dls-
eussed signing of "kid" players.
In the past few days re-
ports have turned up on plans to
form a new circuit (class inspect
fed in some of the larger South
ern cities and for definitely 3D.
loop in some smaller cities In
Western association territory. {.
One club owner, who adds that
the w. A. plans to operate next
year and may have It's troubles
finding players, explains that the
big league clubs have been sign
ing l6-year-olds - land paying
+; "A real money'-on1y to flnd
that they're not ready TOR any,
thing but the lowest minors. :.
AS result they're now trying to
organize more leagues and CLUBS
Tor these youngsters so they won't
lose out entirely on their invest
nent
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-15
Bucs, Fort Bragg Tilt
DELAYED Until Wednesday

will be out to revenge the Z to 4
defeat the Soldiers gave them sew.
eral weeks ago. In the other game
the Red Legs outplayed the Pi.
rates in every way and the fans
have expressed their wishes that
Kite would bring the Fort Braggers
back for another contest.
Expected to take the mound for
the Soldiers is Charlie Fisher, 81
wear old Highlander, who hurled
a brilliant game against the To-
Gals last time. Fisher, a speedbalI
artist, is the property of the Bos
ton Red Sox and will resume play
with the American League nine as
soon as the war is over and ne
is released from the army.
Kite said he would send his ace
southpaw, Louis Cheshire. to the
mound to silence the big bats of
the 32nd. Cheshire is also the oro-
perty of the Boston club and NAV
see some action with one of the red
Sox farm teams the latter 49,
of this season.
Pate Fish, Pirate hurler who
was hurt in play at second b.so
several weeks ago, will be in mi
form Wednesday and Should cha
shire fail to tame the big hitters
Fish will probably get the ..sian
ment as relief hurler.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-15
RACING
HIT BY 0DT BAN

MIAMI, Fla, July 1f-(P)-De-
claring that the governments ban
on the transportation of race horses
twill apparently prevent racing
in Florida" the State Racing Com
mission today awarded non-split
dates meets to three south Florida
race tracks for the 1856 season.
The dates:
Gulfstream-Dec. /, 1945 through
Jan. Is, 1916.
Hialeah-Jan. II through March
4.
Tropical Park-March 5 through
April 10.
The commission, headed by
Chairman Jack aldwin, noted the
ODT's transportation ban but sale
the dates were allocated $50 that
plans mig,.t be made by track op'
orators and horsemen for the com
ing year in the event the war con
dition should permit" the resump
ton of racing in Florida.
The commission also granted
dates to dog racing and jai-a op
orators throughout the state.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-15
FANS ARE TREATED
TO MIXED MATCHES

Flying fists and whirling bodies
gave fans at Thalian Hall a box
ing and wrestling show Friday
night which saw Paul Blanchard,
Maffitt Village 145-pounder, box
his way to TKO over veteran
Muss Lockamy.
In the two boxing, two wrestling
bouts staged by Harry Fales and
the "old drypond dreadmaught
Kid Ellis, Daffy Don Lee and the
Unmasked Marvel wrestled to a
draw; Jessie James Merritt, 11e
FOUNDER from Lake Forest, beat
116-pound Stanley Best of D r y
Pond in a fast three-round boxing
match and Tom brennan inca
picitated Earl Wampler in tough
and tumble wrestling match.
Blanchard opened an old cut ov.
er the 137-pound Lockamy's eye
to take the bout in the second
round
Don Lee, who last week apollo
gized to fans and the Wrestling
Commission, and the Unmaskee
Marvel each took fall from one
another, then, using every varl-
ETY. of roughness, wrestled the full
As minute limit to a draw.
Wampler took the first fall from
Drennon in a m t c h billed as
"clean and scientific,'' but wasn't,
after Drennon had drawn f i r S
blood, then had his leg thrown Out
of joint by Drennon for his pains
That ended the match.
Sgt. Spike Marlin refreed the
wrestling matches, while Deputy
Sheriff Carter handled the Dosing
RTTv WAR RnNnS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-15
Gillespie's Two Baser
Provides Bruin Margin

CHICAGO, July "a. - R -
The league-leading Cubs grabbed
a five-run lead on the Boston
Braves in the first inning today,
lost it and then bounced back to
win, to on Catcher Paul Gil
lespie's double that crashed Out
fielder Harry Lowrey's single in
the eighth inning. It was the Chi
cagoans' 18th victory in 81 games
and gave them the series, three to
one.
AL Javery, who until Lowrey
singled, had pitched one-hit ball
for seven innings, after relieving
Rookie Don Hendrickson in the
first inning was the losing pitch
err. Paul Erickson was the winner.
He relieved Paul Derringer just be-
fore the Braves scored the tying
run on third baseman tan Hacks
error in the sixth inning. 1t was
Erickson's fifth victory against
two defeats.
Outfielder Tommy Holmes in
creased his league-leading batting
average by making two doubles
and single in five trips to the
plate. It was the 10th game in the
II in which he hit safely.
Hendrickson, rookie recently ac-
quired from Milwaukee, retired
only one batter before the next
seven Cubs got to base, five on sin
giles and two on walks for the five
runs. The Braves dispatched five
of their ten hits for two bases, and
grouped two of the doubles, by
Joe Medwick, Garden CLEARWATER
and a single by Vince Shupe, for
three runs in the second. They
added another on one of Holmes
doubles, a wild pitch and Med
wick's infie1d single in the fourth.
The Braves tied it in the sixth
when Chuck Workman led off with
a pass on four pitches and Gillen-
waters second double kayoed Der
ringer. Workman scored as Hack
booted Shupe's grounder.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-15
WILDLIFE BEATS
FAVORED PAV0T

NEW YORK, July Il. - R -
In one of the biggest turf upsets
of the year, Wildlife won the $780,
0OO-added Dryer Stakes at Aque.
duct today as Pavot, the 4 to ;
favorite, finished last, nearly 81
lengths behind the winner.
A crowd of SO, 1854 saw ]. M. Roeb
lings three-year-old, winner OF the
Shevlin on Tuesday, get up in the
final stride to beat w. L. Brann
Gallorette by a head and WlWll1an
Zeigler's Esteem by half a lengtf
in photo finish.
Ten lengths behind, in fourth ane
fifth places, came William Helis
entry of Kicks Raft and Pindus
Far in the rear and eased up by
Jockey Eddie Arcaro was Pavot
who only three weeks ago won the
Belmont Stakes by five length:
over Wildlife.
There apparently was no excuse
for Pavot, winner of $179, 040 in go
ing undefeated as juvenile ant
who picked up $57,675 in winning
the Belmont, although he previous
ly was beaten this year in ths
Withers and Preakness.
Arcaro, regarded as one OF tn
best stake jockeys, got Pavo
away to an early lead in the mill
and one quarter route. Going dow
the backstretch the topweighted Ia
vorite at 1875 pounds opened up
two-length advantage but ne wa
done at the end of six furlongs.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-15
Prize Drum Is Landed
Bv Bluethenthal Chief

Col. c. T. EdWinson, commander
of the Bluethenthal Air Base, and
Ed r. johnson, of Charlotte, won
first and second prizes for drum
in Zone B during June, 1t was
announced last night by officials
of the New Hanover Fishing club.
Col. Edwinson, with a 81 pound
2 ounce catch, and Mr.. Johnson,
with "a pound 6 ounce fish, had
it all over their Wilmington host,
G. B. Canady, although he caught
three over thirty pounds. Consola-
ton came for Mr.. Canady, how
ever, as he caught what is SO far
the record bluefish for the zone,
p pounds, II ounces.
George Clark. ST., made near
record haul of an eight pound
sheepshead last week, coming close
to club record holder Bill Nc
Donald, who caught a nine and
one quarter FOUNDER in 1889.
Mr.. Clark, also known as
"Sheepshead" Clark, according to
Fishing Club reports, has claim
to the title of "Kingfish" of the
sheepshead division as he catches
his surf casting.
Fresh water division entries were
at low ebb for the month with only
one bass entered.
Prize winners in June were:
Zone A: Channel Bass, only en-
try, first prizc y. L. Kellen, 10 lbs,
8 OF.
Blue Fish, only entry, first
prize, B. R. Morrison, Jr., 1 h.,
2 OF.
Sea Trout, one prize, N. G
Thompson, h., 4 OF.
Virginia Mullet, one prize, ]. L
Hall, l h., OF.
Zone B: Channel Bass, frs
prize, Col. c. T. Edwinson, 81 lbs.
2 o.; second prize, E. R. John
son, "a lbs, OF.
Blue Fish, only entry, George
B. Canady, 2 lbs, IL OF.
Sea Trout, no entry.
Virginia Mullet, one prize, W
T. Cromm, l h., 8 OF.
Fresh Water Zone: Large Mouth
Bass, first prize, L. A. Mcleod
4 lbs, 8 OF. Only entry.
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W.T. F00TBALLERS
PRESENT PROBLEM

NEW ORLEANS, July 14-R-
Rattle-wise football players won't
lend an ear to those do or ole
for alma mater" pep talks after
the war.
At least, that's the opinion OF
Claude Little Monk Simons' lu-
lane University coach, who con-
cedes that he has tried about every
hing in the book to work up his
rridders to a fighting pitch. =.
u believe the old pep talk stun
will be a waste of tine and energy
after the war;" Simons said, es-
necially If there are several boys
on the team who have been in
combat"
""Many of our postwar football
PLAYERS will have seen plenty OF
action under fire." Simons contlnu-
ed land I believe it is going to
be virtually impossible to key them
lid for a football game after what
they have been through"
The Tulane mentor thinks coaches
will have to spend their time after
the war, even up to the last min
ute, planning the teams attack.
"Sone of that is done now, but l
think we'll have to do more OF 1t
after the war;" he said.
een-the-halves ta lks viii
continue in about tie same vein
as presently, Simons believes, with
the coaches pointing out flaws II
their own attack and weak spots
in their own attack and weak spots
in the opposition's defenses.
AS to the place Of the veteran
in football, Simons predicts the
outcome will depend on the vet
Grams ability to rehabilitate him
self and also to the type OF serv
Ice he has seen.
However, its cinch they vii
all be more hardened and ready
for the game than are the young
er boys we are getting now, 81
mons said. 1.-The service man 1!
subjected to a more rigorous train
ing and will be far better quail
fled physically for football"
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Coach Wallace Butts
Slated Eleven Games

ATHENS, Ca, July II UD -
Coach Wallace Butts announced to-
day an 1l-game football schedule
for the University of Georgia this
year.
The schedule:
Sept. 22-Jackson, Miss, Army
Air Base here.
Sept. 29-Clemson here.
Oct. 5-Miami at Miami.
Oct. 13-Kentucky at Lexington,
KY.
Oct. 2O-Louisiana State here.
Oct. 27-Alabama at Birming-
ham.
Nov. 3-Chattanooga at Chatta
nooga.
Nov. 10-Florida at Jacksonville
Nov. 17-Auburn at Columbus.
Nov. 23-Presbyterian here.
Dec. 1-Georgia Tech at Atlanta
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NEW YORK, July 14.-(P1Probable
pitchers for tomorroW's major league
double Headers, with won and lost re-
cords in parentheses:
American League
Detroit at New York-Benton CID and
Orrell (2-3) VS.. Borowy l0-5) and Zuber
(2-3).
Cleveland at Bcston-Bagby 1913 and
Harder DID or Smith (3-6) VS.. Heflsl
(0-2) and Hausman (5-4.
st. Louis at Observation-Disclosures sd
and Shirley sd or Hollingsworth ga
vs. Niggeling (2-6) and Wolff (9-5).
Chicago at adelphia-Dietrich t4-2)
and Grove 9-5) VS.. Christopher Q-A
and Black Q-3).
National League
New York at Chicago-Brewer 2-2)
and Mungo go VS.. Vandenberg GID
and Wyse Q-5J.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh - lombard
$50 and Gregg (10-5) or Seats l3-4 vs..
Sewell CD and Gables (3-o'.
Boston at St. Louis-Cooper BID and
Hutchinson 90 or Lee $50 VS..
Wiulks (4-6) and Burkhardt (9-4.
Philadelphia at Cinccinati-Schanz 10
and Karl GA vs. Walters CD and Fox
(4-2).