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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
Stpeia 1.

slucn Sdpueltern biene sur Nah
ridt. bab oie n6d)itc 8eriammluni
Sonntag, Sen 4. Nop.. 8 llbr nab
n,ittags. itattiinSet. 6inan5beomtin
lcn tuerben friiber oa iein, INN 8ei
trGge mno oas Sterbcgelo fiir oi'
peritcr6ene Sdirelter slnna ,9ictt
entgegen 81 nebmem. Nue Sflpcitesr
,uelde i'm Niiditano iinS. perSer (,
iuht iih slltitebeno 81 MAIDEN mi
unieren Geriammlllngen bei5lnpd)
men.
slui ser &rapfenliite linb: Sdnpe
ltern &atb. Gbafp, 8sttp Simonis
Soiefine &lein uno slnua Sitter
lettere i'm Glepelano Clinic Soipital
@ir apiiniben alien baloige geiic
r,lng. 6. Tiitler. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
Sur Grinneruno

an meinen DeiBgeliebten 8atten
Anbreas Ncllmann
geitorben am 81. Sftober 1941 81,
Glepelanh, ohio.
Scit bier ,abren rubIr ou nun
Sn tiibIcn grbe Sbob,
Sod lit Der Sd)mer3 niht ,lbcrlpnnocn.
gseil man bas 2iebite nidt pergiBt.
Nad) peiucn idblperen Soasslniten
SoieS nm Scr liebc @ott rid rniten.
go It)lni ncnn pobl i'm ltillen Srieben.
Glpia iiub mir uidlt ecidicbcn,
Senn mir slmlben on eiu slufcriteben
ltno ari elm irpbes @icncrieben.
Sort pbcn in Den S,imnlclsbot'n
8Gpiomct pcn Ncincr hid nic Der
gcllcnGcn @attm
&atharina @cl(mann.
3,ueia 81.
slm Sonntng, Sen IL. 9openlher,
pernuItnitcn mir cincn
&artenabcno
uno cs miro audi Sllrd) lerplert. Mir
bitten ale umierc 6reunoc uno 8Gus
uer iih oieien slbeno 81 releruiereu.
Sie slrrangierung liegt in Sen S,dn.
sen ser Sd,reltern nit Sprnameit
slnna: 10 cine ieoe SdJlueIter, oie
oieieu Hameu trGgt, fam lid alIi
eincm ooer Sen anoeren @cg iebr
niislih MAIDEN. Sieie Ginlaouna
ergebt an alle unicrc Screins'dapes
jtcrn unb al oie Sre.lnoc bon Sit
,mo @clt. "a es gernoe ser Ser.
iammlllngstng iutiercs 9ruotrslueis
gcs 33 lit iplIteu mir auf einen iebr
groBcn 9eilldj rcdrlen oiirfcn.
llnicrc nGd,ltc Terianmlung iils
set am Sonntag. ben L. Nop., , llbr
nuhmiitags ltatt. SSlr laocn allc
@ercinsmitglieoer 5u ser Gerimnm,
luna Elm uuo crIufen allh ulle Mits
glieoer, sic pielleid)t pcrbinoert lpd-
rem ibre 3abluugen piinftlih 5u cnt.
rid)tcn, Iiir ihr eigencs @uhl lid
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oa INN 3abll,ngen eutgegcn su nrb
men. slui Ser &ranfenlllte lit &atb
Counting. ySir lpiinihen ibr baloi9c
@ciierlmg.
,Sohanna WplIf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
Citieitc 9icocrtafel in GROCER 3raner

,sn Glepclano itarb am II. Cite
tber plGslif unS lmeruartet inner
belicbter lmo langiGbriger Siri9elt
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Samstaa, hcn 20. Sttober, inter
GROCER Veteiliglmg pieler Sanoslcl,=
te uno non ieinen Saugern sur lct
ten Hilbe gctragen. Sic SieSertafei
lang am sreitagabeno im Seihen
beim am Sarge bes lieben Totem ert
greiIenoc Sraucrlieoer. IS lit Ell,
barter Sd)laa fiir bie Sieoertafel lrnN
trir ,peroen i'm lebr pernillen. Scnll
er bat 10 ulliagbar uiel iiir l,ns getan,
oft inter MniopTeri1ng Der clgener
@eiunobeit. Shm lpnr mie chpas 81
piel ober 5u idauer, luenn Der @nI ni1
i'm eraina, iiir ieinen Screin ooc.
unier Golf etlpas I'll tl,n. $50 @illr
8roger mar, ipar es lllltlg, lpell el
nur iisrelloe bereiten fonntc. Viii
lailcn linn oils 9tahrlsi zines pon 'sl
men 2ieblingslieoeru iolgen, oas c1
ielber iiir oie Sieoertaiel geihrieber
bat.
Gu sirgit MN sur eluigen Hnbe'
5ob lhloB Sir Die slugen 5l.
lrauerno mir am Surge lteben
9ebe ipobl, nui @ieoerieben.
Sell srinfen sir ole Sterne
Gu sogeit ia 10 gerne.
SIT nlm poriiber
glacs 8eio, aller Sfpners.
Gs trauern Inn ben liebcn Ser
ltorbenen nidjt m,r Die Sleoertatel
ionoern auf unier ganses Sab'eH
! polf. - Gbre Ieinem gnOenfen.
&aib. Grdgner, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

slQc Wfitglieber ocs &arpatbcl1
@eiangperen treroen benadridtigt
SaB feline Ieriammlmng am 81. Stt
abgobalten miro luegcn Dem San5
lpelhcr am 'Snnlstag ocn y. Sft
I'M SadNetbeim gegeben miro BON
Tireftorillm Nes Sahienbeims. 90
nit ,pGre uniere nGdNte Gerlaml
lung am Samstag, Sen "a. Nop.
pl,nft S ltbr abenbs. Bite nac Wt;:
glieoer biele sn5eige 81 beatten
llnier &artenabenb flnoet ltatt Oil
Mitt1pod,, oen 81. Sftober.
ssreanoe iino ber5lid) cingelaScn
,sm Gomitec fiir Sen &arteunbens
iino sic SGngerinncn: Gil Shu
tier nno ssrau Sd)miot. @itte piinft
lid) 81 erid,einenn.
Sobu Snilep. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
Q;ebertaicl IamcmG.ur

holt am Ionnerstag, ben 1. 9too.
S ilbr nbenHs, icine monntfid)c Ser.
iamnlluns ab. % ifbr uittiac e,e
itGite porlics,n, iinh ai!c Sirgc,
nnS S1rgerinrci eriIa)t amuelenI
su iein. Nat ser Teria!1r,!nnn fin
BET pie immer sic 8ee,ntsragsfeiel
itatt. Sn ser Sofinung. al!e am I
Nouem6er 5egrirBen s.: tOnTcl, seit
net nit bcliem SdrgerGlilb
0atb. Irigncr. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

picrt meroen. @ir bitten oie ,Gltern
oarll retbt ber5licb oie &inocr 81
brinaen, sS;,,ii;;;;it &c iih cinlnol gut
m1iiIiercn. PAS &onlitcc miro iih
ole Nr0bte Ntii;oc debcn. I'm, ben
&inSern cine quite 3eit SIT bereitcn.
Gurlm bitten mir nm 5ublreihen
Wcildp. SuIonnu Mcincrtb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
SaQu,uccnpartie.

Ser 3lueig II fat in ser lesttn
geriamnlluns 5eidloiie1l Gin Saao'
,peenpartie iiir 0inSer abGtbalte!l
lno Spar am 30. Sftpbcr, $50 llbr
Gs lperoen id)0ne Yreiie alsaeteilt
,ueroen; aud )riro Elm freier 2lundl
unb See Cream iiir Sic ainOer ier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

NGfften Sonrtag, Sen %. Sf o.
Der, feiern mir in Ser 9eutid,eemein-
De 9eiormatipngfelt. Or 8ottes.
0ienit beginnt INN 1890 llbr. g ar.
rer Sobannes 9eltibl1nber miro in
engliih 1urb oeutih preoigen.
A1e Nitglieoer Der 8emeinoe 10
tpie 0lIe NoHs- mn6 0luilbensgenoi
fen fin6 berolid) eingelu0en. aomml
nHe un0 ldbt uns in Bemeinihai1
feiern. Geo. ggler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
6allOluccn=l =ltntcrbaltmmg.

Ser Canton Sufieubcim Glllb
peranItaltet cine Sallopcen- llutcr-
baltlllg Samstag, Sen %. Sftobcr,
abenos, I'M Sahicnbeim an Sarri.
Jon slpe., N. @, luoslt ollc Mitglie
ser oes 3lucig II ioiuie sic Ytit=
alieoer oes 3lueis II luro ale 60
cial 0tembcrs freinolih eingelaosa
iinS. slnh $25 als Yreiic peroc.l
allsgeteilt iperoen. ,sreier Giutritt
uno freier 2llnd miro Sen Wtitglic=
bern ioipic beu Social Wtelnbers ier-
piert Ircrocn. @ir bpifeu uno apiin
idpen. OaB red,t piele atitalieoer poll
beioen Gereincn nno Sen Social
Members an oieier llnterbaltllna
teilnehmen iperbeu.
Gas Direftorium.
glnoreas Sbellman, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

leNigen bat. 10 lperoen nlle fitgl;r.
Der gebctcn, iih sablreid, 81 betei!i.
gen on ser Seriammllmg NadI Ser
&erianmllrn9 aibt .cs &ofiee uro
9und. &utb. Gopher. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
3toeis 4.

8atbariner- Nartie Dom 3ipeig ]
lit am Samstae, "a. Euu. Sir bit
ten uniere Iieben Jrellnhe pon 81
urro @eit iih bie|en ,aseno 81 raier
&erpn. Tie 9tanrenstag SdEeitern
pom Auguit, Sep,elnber. Sftober
Nopember unb Iesember neroe:
,,ns gctpiB ,pieoer cftpns g,ltes balm
haden.
G. 1iif,ler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
N,as GlepelonN, Okie
airdlen Sramen Gercin scr
st. ,>obanaes sSemc;roc

2ie ndd)Ite Serian:lulurs IinSc,
Mit.,uodjnbcno. Sen :. Hnu.. It1tt.
Bite 10 5ahlreih luie iIoaIin sl CT.
iheinen. Tie Sd,,pcIterl,. neld,s &c
bursting hobcn in Eouerbcr. littcn
mir 8ebdd s.l briugeu, o,rn nntl ser
Terianmlrrg miro &d;icc uno &u
hen ieruiert. &atb. Ginn. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

3ipei9 8.

9luen Sdppeitern oiene 5l,r gtadj.
rift, oab bie nddite 0eriammluns
am Sonntag, ben 4. Nobember, 2
llbr nad)mittass itattIinoet. ga ser
8erein iebr tpidtige Gei6dfte 5u CT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

einb gie 1nb Sare Ansehortaes
6eitsIieb IN Qranifnverein nnD
Central Nertanb? @enn nidbt. jstt
u btc Sett tet3ntreten. tlm senanese
Smisrmatisn r1fea eie Ben 9sial.
oeglseteS O..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25
2lms Gkieaoe, 1llineis
3iucia IL.

saen 9riioern uno Sdnpeiteru
bon ;3reig A. bicne sur aefGlligeu
9tohrid>t, oob sic nGdJitc Tcrlamms
hing um Tonlcrstng, Sen I. Nop..
8 llbr abenos ltattiinoet. slac Mtit-
alieoer iinS freunolidit eri,ltt in sic
&erinlmnlllrg 5ll fplnlncu.
>sn Scr letten Gerin:nnllllna ,purs
Sc gr. @illiam Sdnpalm in unieren
Gercin a!!igelonlnclL cr luuroe bon
allen MitgliCNern apillfonmnen &C.
hciBcn
&artcnabcno.
9(ll rs. Hopcnbcr pcrcuitaltet Ser
;,Apcig II cincn &artcnabcno Der
hunocn init Sdn5untcrtaltung. 9lu-
Tang 4 llbr nudNnittags. slllc Wtit-
alicocr unA ,Srcluuoe ser ;3lpelgc 8,
10, 46, io,ple Sen Sl,acnouerein bit,
ten mir bcr5lih lib oielcn Iatinn 81
nlcrtcn. Gin tiidti1es &onlitec 1T
al ser Nlrbeit, nm alien Vellfcrn
Elm paar ocmiitlihc Stllrbcn su bic
ten. Snl Gonitee lluo: @riioer nna
SdNpcItcrn Scrr uno sSrau ,Sielt
Serr lmo 1Srau Strait. Wtorp Aim
3ruft, Serr lno 1Srau &rumcr, Serr
llno ,Srau @icb, Sclen Morfcl, Ser
rem lno ,Sralen Yetri, Salnen
Sd,iualm, mo SdyuIIert.
Cara Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

Sn GlCpclano itarb am IL. Sftohcr
mad, 'dnpcrcm SeiAcn i'm Mltcr po.r
66 ,<di,rrn
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9rua Troni6erfnied)t

beiteres Sinsipiel in sspei often bon
Sans Sienert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

Ort der Handling: Bridebich und
Birkenaa (gedachte Ortschaften)
Zeit - Gegenwart.
Had) SdruB Der Soriteaung oie
ndhite lleberraiduns: .@arines
Mbenoeiien" nit Gririiflunaen ieee:
Mrt. Iam 2an5 bis 12 llbr. Srte-
tier: Sans 8eitat.
Sier5u laoet freunolidit elm
Ser Shreiiper bum Gomitee.
- @eiien Ste BEL Gintdufen bar.
~. bin. bob Sic Die anaeioe In
.8olfsblatt" aeleien baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-25

Muitf pon q. gifolaus
aufgefiibrt BON GintradDt-Scrmania
llnter giitiger Mihuirfung bes 81.
nentrr Saronia, NIT Srd,eiter, am
tSonntag, sen 1. Hopclnber 1915,
nad)mittngs 1 llbr, @eltieite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Mats Must Face Ferriss Toduy
In One Game of Double Bill
B, . staff Correspondent Of Tn. star.

By = Staff Correspondent Of tn. Star.
BOSTON. June 23.-Marino Pie
retti and the rest of the Mats get
their second shot at Dave Ferriss
the Red Sox rookie wonder, probably
in the second game Of the double
header winding up the series
Although they gave Ferriss q sound
humping in Washington, the Mats
bowed In IA innings with Pieretti
getting out in the seventh when the
Boston band pulled up to tie. That
beating the Yankees gave Ferriss
the other day, however, may have
softened him considerably. At least,
the Mats have hopes.
In the other part of the twin bill,
Mickey Haefner will oppose Glen
Hausmann, Boston Highlander.
Jose Zardon got back to the Mats
today and the Cuban appears in
better condition than reports from
the Chattanooga farm last week
indicated. Then 1t was said Ear
don's legs were in poor trim. In the
game, though, he didn't lack speed
His underpinning was a trifle sore
while he was with the Lookouts. he
admitted, but Jose believed that was
due to service behind the bat. He
caught and played infield and out
field while with Chattanooga, but
hopes to carry on only in the garden
and at bat for the Mats. He could
help should he hit as he did in the
Southern Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Grays-Monarchs Offer
Diamond Treat Today

Top treat of the Washington
Homestead Grays' home season to
date awaits local fans at Grifith
Stadium today when the Negro Ma
tional League champions entertain
Satchelfoot Paige and his Kansas
City Monarchs in twin bill set for
2 o'clock.
Paige, Hilton Smith, Double
Duty" Radcliffe and Jack Matchett
are possible starting pitchers for
the Monarchs, while the Grays will
make their choices from Roy We'll
maker and Edsel Walker, south
paws, and Bullet Walker and Gar
nett Blair, righthanders.
Satchell will be forced to share
Kansas City's spotlight with the
rookie sensation of Negro baseball,
Shortstop Jackie Robinson. Rob-
inson is the 6-foot, 200-pound for
mer University of California Ios
Angeles division) football star, who
rapidly is developing into an even
greater baseball prospect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Ten Softly Games Carded
In Northeast Niqht Loon

A full schedule of 10 Northeast
night softball league games will be
presented at Washington Stadium
this week with doubleheaders slated
tomorrow through Friday. And right
off the bat, the loop comes up with
topflight action, with a red-hot At
las ten meeting Royal Restaurant
tomorrow night following a Merrick
Girls VS.. FBI clash.
The Clubmen, who have won eight
straight, will start George Walter
hotter, who racked up a no-hitter
recently. Keen competition also is
on tap Wednesday night when Ka-
vakos Grill tangles with Red Kuker
& Co. of FBI. The schedule:
Tomorrow-Merrick Girls VS.. FBI G:45)
Royal Restaurant VS.. Atlas; Tuesday
Mount Rainier VS.. Castleberry's Autos
7:45); Naval Medical Research VS.. Ar
lington Asphalt; wednesday = Capitol
Maids vs.. s; E. Girls t7:45); FB1 vs.. Ka-
Autos Vs. Royal Restaurant 7:45l; Mount
Rainier VS.. Arlington Asphalt: Friday
Castleberry's Autos VS.. FBI tplayon of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Five Crowns al Stake
As Tankers Begin
I0utdoor Season

Two junior national and three
District AAU championships will
feature a program Of 10 events to-
morrow night in the East Potomac
pool sponsored by the Welfare and
Recreation Association First con-
test will start at o'clock.
The two junior national events
are the 100-meter backstroke for
women and the 150-meter individual
medley swim for men The three
District AAU events are the mems
l00-meter breast stroke, mems 100
meter free style and women's 200
meter free style. Also listed are a
5o-meter free style for boys and girls
under IS years of age and three
open events, two for women and one
for men.
Lawrence johnson, chairman of
the National AAU Swimming Com
mittee, who will be attending his
first swimming meet in Washington,
will oficiate. Entries are:
Women's 10O-meter backstroke-Betty
hamD; Lorna Dooling VISA Of N. Y5;
maurice Prescott Ambassador.
Mems 150-meter individual medley
Charles Gionet tShoreham); Alexander
DAVIDSON (Sh); Henry Steinsass (unat-
Mems 1Oo-m.ter breast stroke-Buddy
Roland tBCW) Joe Redmond (BCW);
Ralph BRONX tSh); Alexander Davidson
ssh3 Stanley Tinkham tAmb); robert
Mems 1O0-meter freestyle-Ted Speaker
.Iakoma): Robert Cation lBcwl; Milton
John BRONX (sh0; Ralph Scott fsh =; la
werner tAmb.); Robert Benner (unattach-
ed2: Ken Hammill Unattached
Roland tTakomD Sally De Groot ish ):
Jean Griner tAmb) Myrna Rees fAmb.
Leola Thomas tAmb); Carolyn Prescott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Michigan, Vi||anova
Among 9 Grid Ti|ts
Carded for Navy
Special Dispa tch to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 49,
Seven 1914 opponents and two new
corners make up Nays 1s45 foot
ball schedule. Three games will be
played at Annapolis, two at Balti-
more.
The newcomers are Michigan, re-
turning to the Navy card after an
absence of II years, and Villanova
which has been absent since 1917
The rest of the schedule announced
by Capt. C. O. Humphreys. director
of athletics at the Academy, in
cludes Duke, Penn State, Georgia
Tech, North Carolina Prefight
and the traditional games with
Notre Dame, Penn and Army.
Michigan will come to Baltimore
November 10 for it's fifth game with
the Midshipmen. The Wolverines
hold 81 edge in the series, having
won the first game in 1925 by $40
score and the 1927 encounter, 27-l2,
at Ann Arbor. Navy won by 100
count in 1926, the year it claimed
the mythical national title. and
battled its Big Ten foe to a SIS
stalemate in 1928.
Army, of course, is listed and. as
usual at this time, the site has not
been determined.
The complete card:
September %, Villanova.
October 6, Duke at Durham: 49,
Penn State; 20, Georgia Tech at
Baltimore; 81, Pennsylvania at Phil
adelphia.
November 3, Notre Dame at Cleve-
land; 10, Michigan at Baltimore; IT,
North Carolina Preflight School.
December 3, Army (site unde-
cided).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Court Ruling Threatens
English Betting Pools

LONDON, June 23.-Football pool
promoters were meeting today to
discuss implications Of high court
ruling which threatens to stop the
weekly pool-betting on soccer re-
suits supported by millions of Brit
ish sport fans.
A decision won in a Kings Bench
division test last Friday by the 6l-
year-old the Rev. John Breetherton,
Methodist minister and anti
gambling campaigner, declared
illegal all football pool betting
through newspapers.
Before the war some 10000 900
Britons invested an estimated $685.
100000 annually in the pools, re-
ceiving their coupons through the
mail. The wartime paper shortage
forced pool promoters to issue joint
coupons in the form of newspaper
advertisements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Two Features Listed
On Turner Mat Card

Hans Kampfer, the big Dutch.
man. who disposed of Ed Chacoma
on last weeks Turner Arena wrest-
ling card, will return to the w
street creamery to tangle with An
gelo Savoldi in half of . double
windup Wednesday night.
In the other feature Maurice
La Chappelle goes in against Hem
ry Kulkovich, the Russian star, to
settle the argument that devel-
oped In their 30-minute draw last
week. This time there will be no
time limit and a 500 War Bond
has been added to the regular
purse.
Promising plenty Of action is
a team match pairing Lou Farino
and George Brakeman against
Red Carter and the popular Duke
Keonuka, Hawaiian merchant mar
iner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
johnson Trims Askin,
Meets Rice Today
lin Tennis Final

David johnson, District tennis
champion. moved into the final of
The Stars City of Washington tour
nament yesterday on the Rock
Creek courts by whipping Sergt.
Nathan Askin. former City of Balti-
more champion. 6-3, Ga.
Today at 2:30 johnson, will meet
Austin Rice In the singles final
which looms as an endurance test,
and at O'Clock he will pair with
Hugh Lynch against 1t. Comdr.
Dick Murphy and Sam Hayes for
the doubles title, a contest with all
the makings Of a humdinger.
Johnsen's game yesterday was far
steadier than Askin's. The match
started off with each man winning
on his own sreve, but johnson
began to get his shots under control,
and his consistent hard drives, per-
feet corner shots and drop shots
were too much for the soldier.
In the first set, after two games
were split, johnson gained three
straight, then they alternated in
winning the remaining four games.
They started the final set by break
ing each others serve, and after the
first three games Askin moved into
the lead, 2-l. for the first and only
time of the match. johnson came
back strong, forcing his opponent
all over the court, and as in the
first set, annexed three in a row and
divided the last four games.
Askin won the City of Baltimore
championship in 1899 and 1910.
Postponements, caused by rain,
prevented completion Of the wom-
ems competition today. Dates for
their remaining matches will be an
nounced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-24
Busondo, Boinbridge to Clash,
With Service Folk as Guests

fielder until drafted by Uncle Sam,
will come here with the Commo-
dores, and he's only one of many
stars in the visitors lineup. Dick
Slsler, st. Louis Cards rookie: Ken
Raffensberger of the Phillies, Thur
man Tucker Of the White Sox and
HOWE Moss of the Little World
Champion" Baltimore Orioles are
others who'll be in the lineup.
Busanda. which copied 50 out of
43 games last season, has a couple
Of old scores to settle with Balm
bridge, having dropped two engage
ments to the Commodores, SIS and
SO. Ed Oliver, who owns q record
Of Is victories against one setback,
will try to put the Marylanders in
their place. Busanda won the first
half Industrial League flag and is
out in front the xecond time around
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Rafferty, Runs 4:17.9
In Met. AAU Mile
For 11th in Row
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Jim Raj
terty equaled the fastest mile of the
outdoor track season today as he
ran 4:l7.9 in chslking up his 18th
straight triumph in the 54th annual
Metropolitan AAU senior champion
ships at Randalls Island Stadium.
Out-of- town athletes won six of
the 81 individual titles.
George Sullivan, Notre Dame
tackle, won the l6-pound shot put
with a heave OF 46 feet 7 inches.
Les Howe, from the University Of
California, took the high Jump with
a leap Of 6 feet inches
Gordon Knox, former Kansas
State schoolboy record holder in the
broad jump, not only won the meet
title with leap of % feet IN inches,
but beat the National AAU senior
champion, Bill Lund, of Case School.
Cleveland. who cleared % feet 4
inches for second place. Sullivan,
Howe, Knox and Lund all repre-
sented the Columbia Midshipmen
School, which finished third as the
New York A. c. won the team title
with u points for the 18th straight
year.
Jack Morris, former Big Six hur-
dies champion from Oklahoma,
now a navigation officer in the Air
Transport Command, carried the
NYAC colors to a double victory in
the 120-yard high and 440-yard
hurdles in 1873 and SGT seconds,
repeating his double triumph in
the Junior meets last Sunday.
Milton Padway of the New York
District Engineers of the Army,
former NCAA and big ten cham
pion from Wisconsin, had to clear
only IL feet, 8 inches for victory
in the pole vault.
Henry Dreyer, former Rhode
Island State weight star, represent
ing the NYAC, retained one of his
two titles when he won the hammer
throw with $50 feet 51a inches, and
shared the other in the 56-pound
weight with National Champion
Frank Berst Of Buffalo, also repre-
senting the NYAC.
Tommy Quinn, Michigan Normal
Alumnus and former Central Col
ference mile champion, ran second,
nine yards behind Rafferty, in the
mile. Raf1erty's 4:l7S equalled the
time made by Roland Sink of Los
Angeles, now at Harvard, in the New
England AAU championships last
Friday.