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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

gri XII bla podvzeta kdaj sodovin igro dobi.
Ampak najveSji pri nj veliko podvzea nih
no katero je delo vro ali strosk temvee sudez
kako mozgani znansvenkov raznh poh dea skupaj
in estavo brezpmerno kopciranh drobcev znana doseg
praktSen rezutat
In skoro mic mani eudzna nj ba spoobnost industie XII je
naprava naee delavcev XII operira Sc nko pref abj
soe meode posledica Cesar ba da e to- kar
mi mozgan mnogih duhov dobo eno obiko in poslovalo
tako. kakor je blo zamisljeno
Znanost in ndustia sta delaa pod vodstvo arade Zed
draw e dosega svojevsen uspe izvedb kega nezmer
tezkega problema tako presenetljvo kratke easu.
Dvomlvo e da bi moga Sc ke ustvariti TAXA
kombinaca Ka kar e doseglo najvee rumf organz
znanost v zgodovini."
Predsednk Truman je svo izjav odkr da e bill ultima
u Japonsko Potsdama 49, julia naovlen vsled da
phran sno unieenje XII e nezogibno oged iznajdbe
atomske bobe Toda vada Japonke vdao odklo
Mill in sedaj bodo moraI paSati.
Predsednk je tud odri da ker je vrsilo
znanstveno deo e producirao aosko bombo nahaajo
Oak Ridge bizu Knoxvia drzavi Rchlandu
Pasco drzav Washington bzini Santa Fe drzavi New
Mexico Opozor e ud da revoucionarno odkre, kateri
odklena energa vesova poen da bo mogoee atosko
so rab meso ola in padaoe vode akoravno bo
ba znanstvenega della reno bo danko
zvedlivo in indusrjsko prakti6no. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Vesti liz zivljenja
ay,1eriskih Slovenceu

Brooklyn, N. Y. - Tukaj je
umrla Frank Snider (znidarsic)
Zapusca zeno, sestEo in tri bra
trance. -
Garrett, Pa. - Tukaj je umrl
joe Komovc, star SO let in do
ma il Cerknice ma Notranjskem
(po domace Sumov). v Ameri-
XII je bill cd leta 1908. Tukaj "a
pusca tri porocene hcere in 81
ma. t.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Nosi fon+ie-voioki

S/Sgt. Frank A. Primoznik,
preje IL Euclida, XII Sc sedaj ma
haja v Bad Ishel, Avstriji z II.
oklopno divizijo, je %. maja
prejel bronasto zvezdo "a hra-
brost v zvezi z vojaskimi opera
cijami proti sovrazniku " casu
cd 2. augusta 1914 do 9. maja
1916.
Cpl. Anthony Gruden ie pri.
Sci S svojo zeno Mary ma dopust
il Seattle, Wash. Nahajata sc
ma domu starsev Mrs. Gruden
pri Mr., in Mrs. Leo Grajzar
1887 e. 169 st. Cpl. Gruden Sc
nahaja v vojaski sluzbi stir le.
ia ter je sin Mr.. Joseph Cru
den, Meadowlands, Pa. Prijate!
iii SO vabljeni, da ju obiscejo ma
zgornjem naslovu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

V veliki dvorani juristicne ia
kultete, kjer Sc obravnava vrsi,
je bill zaseden vsak stol in cim
so obtozenci bill pripeljani v
dvorano, so Sc slisali klici: Smrt
mesarjem! Izdajalci! Ma vislice
morilci! Doll podrepniki oku.
patorja! Po dvorani so odmeva-
Ii raztreseni vzkliki: Obesite jih!
Prihod elanov vojaskega sodi-
Sea je bill pozdravljan z pavdu-
senjem in klici: zivio Iudsko
sodisee!
.Ko je vzklikanje poleglo,. ie
predsednik sodiSca podpolkov-
mix Mihajlo Djordjevic precital
imena obtozencev. Glavni ma.
rodni tozitelj je precital izjavo,
XII SO 10 napravili obtozenci, ka-
kor tudi drugo evidence. prot
MIN, katera ilustrira izdajalske
aktivnosti "a casa okupacije in
po osvoboditvi dezele. Po preci-
tanju obtoznice, kar je trajalo
2 uri, je javni tozitelj "a Srbijo
podpolkovnik Mimic bill z ma
vdusenjem pozdravljen.
Med obtozenci so: tajnik odbo.
ra dr.. Djuro Djurovic; podpred,
sednik odbora Mustafa Mulalic
publicist in bivsi narodni posla
nee; clan odbora Aleksander AL
sentijevic, penzijonist in bivsi
narodni poslanec; Aleksandel
Pavlovic, belgrajski odvetnik
DIR. Bozidar Popadic, bivsi svet
mix pri ministerstvu "a poljedel
stvo; Aleksander Popovic, bivs
nacelnik ministerstva "a social
ne zadeve; Branislav Ivkovis
(lgadaljeyanje na :. stranil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

Sc je zemlja stresla $50 mill da-
lee naokrog.
Znanstveniki in vojaski 1--WE
denci, XII so eksperiment opazo-
vail IL daljave 10 mill, lezec z
glavami navzdol, porocajo, da
je bila sila eksplozije tako stra-
hovita, da jim je obraze obrnila
ma drugo stran. Videli so gore
co kepo, XII je bila svetlejsa cd
opoldanskega solnca, nakar je
sledila razstrelba, XII je poslala
v petih minutah silen oblak di-
NIL v stratosfericne visine 10000
eevljev mad zemljo.
Jekleni stolp je
izginil brez sledu
Diva moska, XII sta Sc nahaja-
la vec kot pet mill cd pozori-
Sea eksplozije, sta bila vrzena
ma tia, in jekleni stolp, kjer Sc
je >eksplozija primerila, je izgi-
nil brez vsakega sledu. Ma kra-
ju samem je zijala ogromna ja-
ma, podobna zrel,l ognjenika.
Kakor Sc je nocoj prvic od-
krilo, je bill eksperiment naprav-
lien ma Alamogordo vojaski re-
zervaciji 120 mill JUNO cd me-
sta Albuquerque, N. M.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
ARGENTINA ODPRAVILA
OBSEDNO STANJE

BUENOS AIRES, 6. augusta
- Argentinska vlada je noco.
preklicala obsedno stahje v de.
zeli in odstranila restrikcije pro.
ii svobodi govora, zborovanja
tiska in politicne aktivnosti. TIC
Sc je zgodilo vprico rastocegs
pritiska cd znotraj in zunaj "a
povrnitev ustavne Wade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
YAzNA SEA

Nocoj oh osmih Sc vrsi zelo
vazna seja podruznice stew. IA
SzZ v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave. Clanice,
ki Be nimajo asesmenta porav-
nanega 50 prosene, da ga porav-
najo nocoj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

Ameriski letalci, XII so prisli S
pozorisca, kjer so virgil prvo ta-
ko bombo, porocajo, da je bila
vsa pokrajina ma mile dalec "a
vita v dim, vsled cesar MISC mo-
gil razlociti unicenja, katerega
:je povzrocila.
Ena bomba bi porusila cd
vzhoda do zapada Cleveland
David Dietz, znanstveni
urednik Scripps-Howard caso-
pisja, sodi, da atomska bonn
ba, XII je bila vrzena ma japon-
sko bazo Hirosimi, nj tehtala
vec kot en- funt, da pa je bila
njena eksplozivna sila tako stra-
hovita, da bi padec enake bonn
be No. Cleveland incl enak uci-
mex kot &c oi mesto zadel po.
tres, in da bi bila porusena sic.
herna hisa cd Euclida pa dc
Rocky River.
Omenjeni znanstvenik pravi
! da so znanstveniki ze leta 194C
vedeli, da a k o bi mogli iznaj-
! ii metodo "a koncentriranje ele.
menta, XII je znan kot cisti ura'
MUM 235, bi en- funt tega ele.
menta posedal eksplozivno silo
5000 tonov TINT dinamita.
Prvi eksperiment bill naprav-
lien v New Mexico
Kakor sc je zvedelo sedaj, j
bill napravljen prvi eksperimen1
z atomsko bombo 16. julia ne
kje v New Mexico, kjer Sc ma.
hajajo velike pustinje. Sila eks
plozije je bila tako strasna, ds
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
MA OBISKU

Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Martinjak
sta prisla il La Sale, ILL.,, ma
par dnevni obisk k svoji heeri
Tillie Goncik, 1910 E. II st. Ze-
limo jima obilo zabave in rave
drila v metropoli!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Obraunaua proti Mihajloui6feui
skupiini Sc je pri6ela

Javna obravnava proti elanom Draze Mhajlovicevega
Centralnega narodnega odbora e pricela vem
askem sodScu jugoslovanske vose dne g. julia oh 430
popoldne Belgradu Polticni in voja unkciorarj ME
COVE organzace ter vohun in saboter med obtozen
ci Vse voasko sodsce seso il predsednika ter podpo
kovnika Mhajla Stankovca, majorja Mhaa Jankoviea,
porocnka " Petrovca in tanika podpokovnika Todorja
Popadica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
STAIN SE JE
.VRNIL v MOSKVO

IONDON, 9. augusta. -
Moskovski radio je danes ma
znanil, da sta Sc premier Stall
lin in zunanji komisar Molotov
vceraj vrnila s konference v
Potsdamu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
UpOraba atOmske ener-
giijie pomenik ikonec voj1le
ali pa kOnec sveta

Naznanilo da Sc je iznaSla atomska bomba, pomeni
zacetek novega znanstvenega veka, zavajo znanstve
XII XII bo sveu prinesel mir in blagostane ali pa DO clo
vestvo amo unicilo Vse odvis cd ega kako DO covek
rabl neizmerno silo vesone energie XII e bila pr
vic odkenjena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
PISMO

v nasem uradu i'm a pismo
Mrs. Pauline Yantek, katera je
preje bivala ma 1867 p. 43 st.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Protestants Press Campaign
to Rebuild Churches, Missions

The Methodist Church IN
America oversubscribed its ap-
peal for $4,000, 900 by $2,000,-
600. The Baptist Church has
raised S15,000,000. and other
churches likewise have reached
or exceeded their quotas.
Unavoidable delay slowed the
Michigan campaign of the Epis-
copal church. In Mount Clemens
it was initiated Sunday when
Edward Gushee, of the Detroit
Edison Company. described the
campaign to r2rish leaders.
Gushee pointed out that the
Protestant churches seek to re-
build the churches, missions and
hospitals destroyed in Europe
and Asia.
Included in the campaign of
the Episcopal Church in this
diocese is the Bishop Page Mem
orial. The church seeks to raise
$85, 900 in the Detroit area In
memory of Bishop Page; fund
to be used for training young
men for the ministry.
Vestrymen of Grace Church
assisting Fenton in the appeal
are: Charles Noellert, Angelo
Fisher. Clyde Denison, Merle st.
Aubin, Otto Nickel, Robert Will,
marth, Robert S. Krause and G.
Stuart DeMott.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

Infantry DivlS-
ion. From New
e. . o r & ! a,
through B O u
gainVllle a n q
Manila, 10 Ba
guiO IN Luzon,
ihn & u hin q
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Allen Charged
With Burglary.
Two Yeor Old
Theft Revived

VAN DYKE-Dale Allen, 80.
year-old Warren township man,
concerning whose innocence OF
guilt a circuit court jury dis
agreed Nov 8 at the conclusion
Of his trial on charges of having
burglarized his ex father-in-
laws home, today appeared to
have merely stepped from the
frying pan into the fire.
A new warrant, authorized by
Prosecutor Wilbur F. Held, was
issued this morning in which
Allen is charged with breaking
and entering and the theft Of
S225 from the Hitching Post
Inn, 1l203 E. Eight Mile road.
ACCOMPLICE TO TESTIFY
Prosecutor Held said that a
man previously involved In the
burglary of the Inn will serve
AS a states witness against Al
len. He said that the man, Ro.
man Stepniak. 30, Of Warren
township, had pleaded guilty
to a similar charge on May l3,
1943, before the Circuit Judge
Neil E. Reid who placed him
on three years probation.
The burglary of the Hitching
Post Inn took place on the night
of May 4, l943. when thieves
gained entry by smashing
front window and taking $3.50 in
currency and SIS in silver from
a hiding place in the storeroom.
HEARING TODAY
Allen, who gained temporary
freedom when he eluded sher
ifs officers last spring and
escaped from the Macomb coun-
ty Jail was recaptured in August,
is held in his familiar cell. He
will be arraigned on the new
charge before Justice of the
Peace Frank E. Jeanette today,
the Prosecutor said.
ing or hanging.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
pou|try5hop
Issue SINNERS
Objections Moy
Confront Council

EAST DETROIT - Whether
or not poultry slaughterhouse
will be permitted to establish in
the vicinity of one Of the city's
newest subdivisions will be de-
termined at the City Council
meeting set for Monday. Nov.
26.
At that time, councilmen will
consider a permit asked by a
Detroit firm a week ago - and
tabled by the solons at that
time requesting permission
to establish slaughterhouse on
Gratiot avenue near Chestnut, in
an area considered residential.
1t is also possible that the
council will be confronted by
petitions of subdivision property
owners objecting strenuously to
the project.
A week ago the council pass
ed and put into immediate eff
feet its Slaughterhouse Ordi-
nance No. 100, requiri n 6
changes in the existing building
code and strict confirmity to
building, plumbing, ventilation,
and health standards for the
slaughtering of chickens. It
would essentially require that
all such work be done inside a
building.
(The ordinance would not af-
feet butchers who now slaughter
a limited number of chickens
inside their establishments)
The Detroit firm planned a
building 40 by 70 feet for their
slaughtering, and, according to
responsible city officials, their
plans appear to conform to the
new ordinance. However, coun-
cilmen. sensing public reaction
of an unfavorable nature, tabled
the building application.
The city at present has no
zoining ordinance which would
restrict slaughterhouses to a
commercial district. A commits
sion is now whipping zoning
ordinance into shape for early
consideration.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Memphis

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men,
bers and six guests were present
at the last meeting of the Lions
club Tuesday night. Visiting
Lions were: Rev. Thomas Ver-
non, of Armada; Roy Hyslop,
postmaster, of Marysville; Har-
ry Phillips, of Port Huron; Fred
Kirkbride, of Emmett; Daffin
Backstrom and John Giurl, Of
Memphis.
AS no program had been pre-
pared, Col. George Haedicke
gave an address and Harry Phil
lips spoke of the difficulties Of
winning the peace. Ladies' Night
will be Dec. 18.
Tea was served in the home
of Miss Lena Henderson We'd
nesday afternoon, for the bene-
fit of the Methodist church. A
Thanksgiving Day program was
given. Bible references on the
subject we're ready by the men,
bers. An original poem on
Thanksgiving was read by Mrs.
May Yerden. Mrs. Harmon
Lewis gave a reading on Early
Thanksgiving Days" Mrs. Glen
Zorn and Mrs. julie Dupont
poured. Forty members were
present.
Jesus, the Heart of our
Faith" was the Sunday morning
topic at the First Methodist
church Sunday morning. Rev
Gordon Parr of Peck spoke at
2:3O p. m. and Rev. Baccus of
Lum preached at 7:30 p. m.
Memphis high school boys
who have gone deer hunting are:
Tom Conners, Beecher Grain,
Larry Stephenson, Leroy Lind
say, and Billy Will.
The new grade school build
ing is nearly finished. The
board of education is planning
on an open house Tuesday, Nov.
q, to give the public an oppor.
tunity to see the interior Of the
building.
The Memphis high school is
again selling stamps and bonds
They will be sold every Wednes-
day at the time of the weekly
class meetings.
Mrs. T. j. Clegg left for Cali
fornia Thursday where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. A. G.. Taylor has return
ed from a visit with relatives in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Veldman
and children are spending their
Thanksgiving vacation in Wy.
andotte.
Mrs. Dan Phillips was hostess
at a Congregational church tea
Friday night. A business meet.
ing was held at which II was
decided to hold q bazaar and
serve supper early in December.
Mrs. Arthur Bryson poured,
Contests were won by Mrs. Fred
Denote and Mrs. Bryson. The
next tea will be in the home OF
Mrs. Denote, with Mrs. A. q.
Taylor co-hostess, BET we n
Christmas and New Years.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Abandoned Car Shows
Signs Of Shotgun Blast

An abandoned car fond along
Schoenherr, bearing signs OF
shotgun slugs. is being exam
ined by sheriffs deputies in an
effort to see if the occupant Of
the car was the victim of foul
play.
Undersi. riff Thomas H. Kali
tenbach ordered the car to be
taken to Mount Clemens after
it had been found. The left door
and window had been blasted
by a shoto' = and it was felt that
the driver might have been in
volved in a holdup.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

lilt Il 4 ii = '-----------------
OHIO doughboys faced the enc
m, almost continuously.
From New Georgia, where the
37th had its baptism Of fire, the
division drove ashore on Bou-
gainville as part of Marine
amphibious corps, and secured
its Empress Augusta Bay beach
head with comparative ease.
Three months later, some 10000
Japs came down out Of the hills
in a furious strike at the Ameri-
can positions, and the second
battle of Bougainville began.
Backed by intense artillery
fire, the Japs smashed at the
37th's line of defense. Four
times they we're hurled back,
with loss of 5000 men. The
back of the Jap counter-offens-
i've was broken.
The Buckeyes came ashore al
Lingayen Gulf on D-Day. Jan. o,
l945. to spearhead MacArthurs
return TO Manila. The doughs
Of the 37th fought all the way to
Manila-a distance of 142 miles.
And when they got to Manila,
there was more fighting ahead
this time type of combat rare
in the Pacific: house to house,
street TO street, after the Euro
pean pattern. But the Buckeyes,
trained to jungle warfare, ad-
justed to the new situation
quickly, and beat the Japs at
their own game. When the city
fell, the guns of the 37th had
accounted for 10000 dead Nlps.
Then the Buckeyes pushed
Yamashita and his army from
Baguio, the summer capital OF
the Philippines, up into the
hills. And that was where the
erstwhile Tiger" remained, for
a long time. When he finally
came down, it was to meet and
turn his sword over to an escort
of American soldiers.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

Just the knife sharpener syou
have needed for long time.
now made available to all and
at a reasonable price. Get yours
While they last. -
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
lS.FOOt Snake
d Post Office
Acquisition

FORT WORTH, Tex. - W.p
Life Is just one surprise pack
age after another for j. Z. Lion
berger. post office employe.
Because his title happens to
be clerk in charge, dead parcel
post branch, especially during
these last four years of war.
A Japanese rifle. dagger, a
German sniper's rifle, Naz hei-
NETS and flags, and a Pacific
grass skirt are included in his
war trophies The latest acqui-
sition measures Is feet Of snake
its a huge python
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

A committee Of Grace Episco-
pal Chur"h, headed by Walter
G.. Fenton. this week launched
campaign for contributions to
the diocesan fund for reconstruc-
ton of church property through
out the world which has been
damaged or destroyed during the
war.
The Episcopal Church seeks
to raise $5,000,000 nationally, as
its share of the National Recon-
struction and Advance Fund of
$100,000,000 to be collected by
the Protestant churc hes Of
America.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE Teeth

Do false teeth drop. slip or wabble
when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze?
Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by
such handicaps. FASTEETH, an aka
line tnon-acid' powder 10 sprinkle on
your plates. keeps false teeth more
firmly set. Gives confident feeling of Sc.
curity and added comfort. No gummy,
sooey. pasty taste or feeling. Get FAS-
TEETH today at any drug store.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Fighting
Divisions
BY NEA Service

Few outfits in the Pacific
have seen more Of the enemy
and killed more of them than
the fighting Buckeyes, the 37th
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-18
The WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Clear
81 partly cloudy with little change
in temperature this afternoon
through Saturday; widely scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
This afternoon; gentle 10 moder-
ate variable winds.
Florida: Fair and not quite so
warm len north portion, partly
cloudy with scattered showers
and thunderstorms and continued
warm in south portion today; fair
and continued moderately cool
over north portion, partly cloudy
and continued mild in south por-
tion tonight and Saturday.
jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf. Gentle to
rhoderaie southerly winds and
sknrtIy cloudy weather over south
aortion through Saturdays fair
Weather with moderate south
westerly shifting to Northwestern
N winds over north portion to-
day, becoming gentle TO moderate
north 60 northeast tonight and
Saturday.
jacksonville to ApalactAcola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-18

napolis class of 1927, is the hold
er of the Navy Cross besides nu-
merous other citations, and has
had more than Is years service
aboard submarines.
The new captain also has serv-
ed aboard the battleship Mary
land, the cruiser Marblehes.d and
the submarines S-34, S-36 and the
S-33. He also served as command
ing officer of the S-21, the subma-
rines Grayback and the MuSkal-
lunge.
Many Citations
The Navy Cross was pinned on
Captain Saunders by Navy Sec
rotary James Forrestal in Wash
ington in November, 1943. His
other ribbons include the Second
Nicaraguan Campaign Medal, the
Yangtze Service Medal, American
Defense Service Medal, the Amer
lean Area Campaign Medal, the
Asiatic- Pacific Area Campaign
Medal.
He has a letter of commenda-
ton which was recently present
ed by Capt 9, E. ReGrdoli, ~aoe
co.-l.l1..l.--~-. -l- $50 hylIas t.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-18

historian. and Mrs. Ted canova.
room mother chirman.
Mr.. O'Bryant addressed the
members with a very interesting
talk on how well the PIT. a. had
functioned during the 1944-as
term under the able leadership ~
Mrs. Gates, and said they WEIR
very happy to have her for anotir
or year as their president. He con
Guided by presenting Mrs. Caies
with the presidents PIT. A. pim
Mrs. Gates was escorted by Miss
Kitty Symoncttc. Other escorts
were Garry Gomez. Nancy Norf
man, Gerry Albury. Nancy Stcrs
ling, Joan Rae Lord, Bonnie Aus~
tin. Betty, Lord. clcora Roberts
Betty Canova. Elsie Nara ana
Bcrnadette Wilhelm.
Mrs. Gates concluded the Pre-
gram by expressing her sincere
appreciation to Mr.. O'Bryani.
members of the faculty and PIT
A. members for the wonderful
cooperation they had given hsr
during the past year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-18
TWO DIAMONDBALL
GAMES LAST NIGHT
". p. 3. AND MAclIINIsrs
WE'RE WINNERS OF
CONTESTS

In fast and interesting soft
ball game the v. p. B. lis won
over the Barracks by a 5 to 4
score. IS
Lynn started pitching like a
house on fire and held the Bar
racks scoreless and hitless for the
first four innings, while. the ". p.
BIS scored one in the first. A sin
gle and two walks forced home
the run. They added two in the
third when Richards singled, Da-
Wis walked on "a wild pitch and
Baker singled scoring Richards
and Davis for their last two runs
in the fourth. o.
Fritsinger walked o., a passed
ball and Gebhardt bit a double,
scoring Fitsinger. Lynn walked
and White hunted safely and the
last run for 1l3 crossed the plate.
In the fifth Bice tripled and
futile singled, and the first score
for the Barracks crossed the plate.
In the. sixth Coo NV singled,
Formisane walked, rallwood hit
10 short field. THO fumbled the
ball, and Good~- ~ scored. The
catcher threw wild 10 second and
Smallwood scored. and catcher
drops ball and Sn,ailwood is safe
at the plate,
Serafino and Bice famed, and
futile walked, but Faulkner end
cd the inning, short to first.
fAt6bat the leaders were Baker,
Nitht two out of two for the win
incrs, and futile with one out of
one for the losers. In the field,
Lynn had six assists and three
outs and famed eight batters.
He and Cliff were the stars for
tie winners, and Smallwood and
Serafino and Griffith, who made
a great running catch in right
field, were best for the losers.
In the second game Chester
Harris, Jr., made his debut as a |
pitcher, but had poor support. He
wlked five and was touched for
six hits in three frames, and was
relieved by Rosam, who did not
fare any better.
At bat, Bazo hit two safely,
Valdez and Goehring hit doubles, !
Sierra hit two safely for the los
ers and Rosam hit a double. In
the field, Hisgs and Goss starred
for the losers and Machin and
Carey for the winners. =
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tober %, 1904. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Saunders, reside
in Readfield, Maine.