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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
Sa vecerinke
Detroit, Mich.

Klub Radnicke Borbe odrzao
je vecerinku u nedelju %. fe-
bruara u lokalu nash organiza-
CHA. Poseta je bila vrlo doofa.
Drugarice, clanice Kluba, spre-
mile su dobru veceru i ma kra]u
odrzan je ~pozdravni govor. Co
vornik je oval put bio lheo
Grove, koji je govorio ma engles-
XII. Pri zavrsetku govora ucln]en
je APPEL "a materijalnu pomoc ma
koii Sc svi odazvaSe ma sledecl
nacin:
John i Anna Sekulic S52.OO.
N. N. $500. Pc $500: Walter Vol
nov, Thee Grove i N. Simendlc.
Pc $500: Hamilton family, Steve
Begovic, M. Bodic i L. kriza-
mic. Pc $500: Luka i Anna ka-
petanovic i Peter Stoyanoff, ia
militia Walbridge $3.75. Pc S3.OO:
S. Stefanoff, Nick Koss ST., Peter
Cote, Joe i Anna Crkvenac, Mr..
i Mrs. Osterstock i T. Trifunoft.
Pc $500: John Scepovic, Joseph
K. Horvat, Peter Mateeff, B. Rok-
sandic, Mathew Kovac, familila
Herzeg, P. Bogdanovic, G. No
zanic, Joe Mesic i G. Grubacki.
Helen Mijalic $1.25. Pc S1.o0: G.
Elieff, James Sim, Kruzi, Helen
Troha, T. Gramaticoff, James
Horvat, J. Medved, l. Stancheff,
Maiden Stankoff, Mr.. i Mrs. Tos-
kani. Mrs. Bro, John Begovics
Chas. Scepovic, Anna Fradel,
Peter Vracarevic, VIM. Sable,
Blundres i G. Voncheff.
Sledeci SUI poklonili u hrani:
Mary Kovac, Anna Kapetanovic,
Anna Crkvenac, Marion Wal
bridge, Darinka Bogdanovic i
Helen Troha. U nagradama: Ma
nv Kovac, Anna Sekulic, Anna
Kapetanovic, Margaret Curulic.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
VAZNE VESTI:
(Nastavak sa |. strane)

(NaStdVak Sa l.. Strane)
je te sile povukao kada Sc bitka
okrenula u korist Rusije.
Sada on povraca svoje sile po-.
novo u Mandzuriju cato sto le
Russia odbila potpisati nenaval-
nj pakt sa MIN i dale i ocekuje
militant napad Rustic ma Man
dzuriju i Japan u opste.
Dakle, sada Sc j Japan nalazi
u neprilici. Ruski prelom odno-
sd sa Japanom znaci neposrednu
olaksicu America j Britaniji u
ratu protiv Japana, posto posled-
Mi mora da mnoge svoje sile
salje ma granicu Mandzurije, ko-
Ju bi mace mogao slati direktno
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
Onda tn je pitanie koloniia

Onda tn je pitanje koloniia,
kojima onaj ocerupani "Atlants-
XII Carter" dava pravo ma "neza-
visnost", cemu &c Sc sve drzave
koje poseduju kolonije protiviti,
ito tako jake da &c mozda i samu
konferenciju rabbit.
Ma Sta Sc reklo da reklo. ovo
ce biti najinteresantniji "sov'
Sto smo ga do sada imali - iii
jedna velika medjunarodna KAY.
ka.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
KROZ AMERIKU
Nastavak sa |. strane)

\NaStaVak Sa |. Stfane)
vlast, tn SUI i zahtevi "a prosire-
ME granica. Subasic je vec liza
vic da on trazi jedan dollar dec
Austrije, takodjer Istre, Reku
Trst i dec grcke Macedonia.
Francuska ina svoje zahteve, |
onda borba oko stvaranja "orga-
nizacije svetske sigurnosti'; ko-
liku ce moe imati svaka sila u
TOT organizaciji; koliko glascva
it'd. Svaka bi htela (bar owe til
n~ajjace) da ona ina glasacku
nadmoc u nameravanoj organl-
zaciju.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
protiv Min.

protiv Min.
Svakako mi ne zelimo da do
die do direktnog rata izmedju
Rustic i Japana kao sto ne zeli-
mo rata u opste. Radne mase SUI
i previSe stradale j izdrzale ne
parcene tegobe do saba.
Same Sc plasimo da Stain ina
drukciji pogled ma owl situaciju
i verovatno tajne planove "a
Aziju u opste.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19

Same ekonomska organizacija
je ustanju da pokrene jednu is
tinsku politicku partiju rada j
tako. podigne tvrdjavu protiv
moci kapitala. - X. Marc.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
kroz Partju i FederaCiju

sam "a to da Sc razori Kartago',
svako svoje pismo ~zavrsuje
"pretplate Sc mogu dobiti, Same
kada Sc ide "a TIM.
Ogranak Chicago "a vreme ma
Sc prve kampanje "a move pref
plate, nije Sc has najbolje pc
kazao, pa kako izgleda, tn svoju
"omaSku" hoce da nadoknadi ma.
kon kampanje. Owe nedelje smo
primili pretplate cd njegova Pc
verenika, druga Kapugije, sa ko-
Jim je poslao dive move godiSnje
pretplate, koje je dobio drug A.
Grbac. Dollar pocetak, samo ako
ovako nastave, a mi Sc madame
da hoce.
Nasa vredna simpaticarka Eli
zabeth cavric il East Liverpool,
O., poslala je jednu novu pref
platu i porudzbinu "a JOS s1.oo
literature. Moi saljemo nekoliko
primeraka r. B. svake nedeIje
"a agitaciju, i kako Sc vidi, ona
uspeva.
Takodjer smo owe nedelie pri-
mill pismo cd simpaticara K. Gu
lea il Chicago, sa kojim je pos
lao $500, "a svoju obnovu i 70
iednu now pretplatu.
u svome pismu drug Guile
dostavlja svoja zapazanja kod
bivsih "s~ocijalista" i "komun's-
ta", koji ne samo ola SUI potpuno
izgubili veru u Socijalizma rad
nicku klasu, nego su Sc owl rad
nici, kako Sc zgodno drug culic
izrazava, potpuno degenerisali-
Mozda je ovo nepojmluvo "a
radnike koji ne poznaju kroz
kakve su organizacije ii radnicl
prosli, ali "a mas nije nikakvo
iznenadienje. Pokreti kao sto 81
"Socijalisticka" i "Komunistic-
la" partija owe zemlje, nemogu
odgajati zdravomislece radnike.
Zdravomislece radnike moze cd
gajati samo zdrav pokret, koJi
Sc zasniva ma naucnom Mark
sizmu; ma nepomirljivoj klasnoJ
borbi.
Javio nam Sc i mas vredni SIM
raticar P. Blagic IL Pittsburgha.
Pa, Sc obnovljene tri pretplate.
te poslatim novcerh "a probate
kalendare. A mas simpaticar 4.
Banovic IL Burgettstowna, Pa,
CHM je primetio ola Sc kupe do
brovoljni prilozi "a Obrandbens
fond druga H. Webera, poslao je
$500 "a isti i $500 "a fond Rad
nicke Borbe.
u proSlu nedelju, dolazeci NJ
sednicu c. O., drug Radjenovlc
doneo ie sobom obnovljene pref
plate, ali medju NINA i tri move.
Takodier ie sobom, pored dru-
9Th stvari, drug Sestok dcneo
iednu novu pretplatu, koju Y
dobio njihov lnas) slmpatiear s
Kovacevic. S~impaticar kovace-
vic Sc odl;cno pokazao "a vreme
nase kampanje sd novim pref
platama, pa evo, on je produzlo
i nakon kampanje. On dollar pr
mer pruza ostalim nasim simpa-
ticarima.
Nasa kampanja "a move pref
plate izgleda da je dobro uticala
i Ma nase drugove cd Bugarstze
Federaciie S. L. P, pa i oni zele
da nam pomognu ma ovom polju
rada. Naprimer, drug Thee. Ba-
eff, sekretar njihove Federac:-
je, poslao je ovih dana jednu
novu pretplatu ma nasu novi-
nu.
Ovakvu drugarsku kooperaci-
ju mi RADIO primamo i pozdrav-
ljamo, ali ovo nije dosta. nego i
cd naSe strane trebamo da
pruzimo naSu ~kooperaciju naSirn
bugarskim drugovima. Svaki mas
Clan ii simpaticar) treba sva-
kom zgodnom prilikom kada do
laze u dodir sd bugarskim ra6-
da nastoii da iii pref
plat ma R~ABOTNICESKU PRO
CNvyr3uyry nj. .. -zs
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19

Posebna kampanja Ogranka
Milwaukee "a move pretplate ma
RADNIcKU BORBU, O koioj
smo nase citaoce kroz owl ru-
briku izvestili, uspesno je pri-
vedena kraju. Onoliko koliko SUI
Sc clanovi Ogranka Milwaukee
zavetovali da sakupe, toliko SUI
sakupili. Poslednje cetiri move
pretplate su nam predali ma Gan
njihove skupstine posledni
dan kampanje - sa kojom su
zakljucili svoju specijalnu KAN
panju.
Njihova odrzana skupstina Cd
8. aprila, i vecerinka nakon skup-
slime, bila je uspesna u svakom
pogledu. No buduci &c nasi CT
taoci biti detaljno 0 ishodu kako
skupstine, tako i vecerinke IL
veSteni, otuda necemo dale u
laziti u ovo pitanje. Jedno "a
pazanje zelimo istaci sa owe dive
afere Ogranka Milwaukee: onaj
drugarski duh medju clanovima
i Kluba Radnicke Bor-
be, sa njihovim simpaticarima,
ma mas je ucinio neobicno dobar
upecatak. Sa takvim duhom i
drugarskim odnosima, nasi dru-
govt i drugarice Milwaukee l.
maju velicanstvene prilike da o.
kupe oko sebe najzdraviji eleme-
nat jugoslavenskih radnika. u
tome pravcu oni su poceli; pri-
like SUI povoljne, te Sd pouzda-
mozemo Sc nadati odliC-
nom uspehu.
Njihova prosla kampanja ina
sa opsta i njihova posebna) "a
dobivanje novih pretplata ma ma
su novinu, pokazala Sc uspesna.
A sto je najvaznije "a mas jeste
ovo: radnici naseg jezika poci-
niu Sc sve wise interesovati 0
rasem pokretu, sto znaci 0 svo-
me sopstvenom pokretu i oslo
bodieniu radni6ke klase uopste.
Oni pociniu uvidjati da je samo
S. L. P. istinska radnicka orga-
nizscija, te da ona zasluzuje Mi
potporu; da je ona jedina
koja radi ma potpunom i stvar-
nom oslobodjenje radnicke kla-
Sc.
A ovo, ma kraju krajeva, znaci
Ia Sc situacija razvija i krece u
mas u prilog nase ideie.
Iako nismo znali kada &c ovakva
s~ituaciia nastupiti, ali mi smo
znali da ona mora nastupiti, jer
mi poznajemo kapitalisticki rag
koji neminovno stvara ne
zadovoljstvo kod radnih masa.
A nezadovoljstvo nastupa kod
radnika onda, kada i'm kapitali-
nije u stanju dati nj ropski
Tada nastupa razocaranie
.od radnika u kapitalizam i sve
.rganizaciie koje stole uz kapi-
talizam. U takvom nezadovolis-
tvu one pociniu da traze izlaza
Z svojga nepodnosljivog stanja.
[ kao posledica svega toga, ne
Izbezno oni moraju krenitu pra-
putem, II. prema revolucio-
oarnom pokretu.
Pod ovakvim stanjem stvari,
hasa je duznost da i'm izadiemo
i susret i pomognemo i'm da sto
ore udare pravim putem., A pra-
Vi i jedini put jeste program i
opste ucenje S. l.. P, jer on u
sebi sadrzi kljuc "a resavanje
lrustvenih pitanja, II. radnickih
oitanja.
Pridobivanje novih citaoca ma
;oj stampi, jeste jedno cd mai
olodotvornijih sredstava "a pri-
1obivanie radnika "a nasu ideiu.
To SUI pojmili nasi drugovi i dru-
II Milwaukee, kada SUI oni
,okrenuli svoju sopstvenu kan1-
Tako misli i drug M. P. Vido-
vic, clan Ogranka Detroit, koji
e nastavio sa svojom kampa-
1iom, ier je on, nakon nase opSte
kampanje, dobio prilican broj
o,r;b p~ra+p1a+a Ckoro c1,aLa po
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Prv0majska Pr0slava II S%teubenvill

U nedeju 49, amHa mena sehHa ugoAaveski oganak proaavie Pwi Maj u some
hme tie raznhz abvnh CARA drgarkog nzgovua z se drugo tra Sc ODBOR.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
Javna skupstina II Monroe, Mich.

U nedelu % apa Jugoaavensk Oganak Detroit odHace javnus kupsfnu II Srskom Dom
|31 Conant Ave-, Monroe Mich Pocek u 3 sa pc podne Tema "Demokatje nezavs
lnI maHh naca' Govonk S Cmvn uednk RADNICKE BORBE.
Uaz sobodan. Phanja su dnvoiena
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
May-Day Celebration in Detroit

Section Wayne County and FedemionB Branches OF the Socialist Labor Party are holding a
This will be nan day affair beginning at pm with Public Lecture which A A AIbaugh OF
MasiUon OhoW will ak on tes subject "IabOs Day - Whm?'A After nek lecture pe dinners
will be served reasonably priced. ad prepared by the ome Section members At 73o p m
musical program will be gWen consisting of local and instrumental music After the program
to good music Sandwiches and refreshments
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
II zIVOTA ~FEDERACIJE.
nnual Pennsylvania re-Convention Dinner

The annual Pennsylvania reComento Dinner will be held on Saturday, April 2, beginning
Fat 30 p m in the Hotel Mayfair, 400 Block, Pen Ave., Pittsburgh Pa The guest speaker will be
A A Abaugh, the Parys candidate for Vice President during the 1874 Nahona Campaign
Tickets for the Dnnerw will be $225 each Fr reservations write E. A Techert R D No g.
Pa
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
First of May Meeting in Cleveland

section Cleveland and the FederMnnB Bran hes viii hod a public lecture on Tuesday, May
LIST at 8 pm here will be two speakers Conrad A A ANaugh who will spa on "Labus Day
- When?; and D D Dobef Meeting will be held at Carnegie Hail. 1920 huron Rd Don't miss
this important lecture
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
Nasi dopisi

Mrs. Leo Curulic i N. N.
cista zarada ma ovoj vecerinki
bila je $393.17.
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Ve1erinka Lackawanna, n. Y.

U nedeju 49, apnla sehja i jedtni ogand pnedjuu veernku usome loksn 80 RIDGE
ivdi bnu- ODBOR
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
Entertainment and Dance in Chicago

The Bulgarian Branch SIP of Chicago will hold an entertainment a
April q, 730 (. m. at Section Headquarters, 58 SO Halsted ST Sandwiches
be served. Admission IS cents. Everybody welcome.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
VeSerinka u Chicago, iii.

U nedIu 80 aprla Khb" RadnHke Borbe phedjuje vecwInkuu sekdkom hkdu,5 28 So
lie opAe veaIe w doru nu1ku Ia Aeo tao potrae Sc - ODBOR.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
Vecerinka u Clevelandu

Vecerinka u Ceveandu
U nedaju g. apMa Jugoaavenk Oranak prrdujeve cennku kd drga F. BerGNa 79I
Madison Ave Po@ak u Z sh uvce u to uemeb e servrana domca Ncra Cpohovna pIenaCJ
Ple vecee govor, ko obGno naswice Sc a ramim zbawm lrma idrgankm rago-
z se duo vi bnu = ODBOR
Skupstina veCerinka u DetrOitu
U nehju % apla Jugosavensk oganak pmedjuje jwnus kupAruu spskom Domu 1914
Frederick ST Tema m pngu Prohteske RevoMcUe"G ovornk: VIM. Sable Poceak u 3 sal
po podne Uz sobodan Ptna u dovoiena
Nakon skupsne Ogramk prmedue vecrnkuu Some okAu 5444 Russell St Ma Ui e sl
snWau dmaca veHa. a p@e v@e nNie Sc s amin zabavnimi gama rzmodomi du.
garhm razgovuomZ Ia Ne drgo aa Sc - ODBOR.
Javna skupsfna u AkrOnu
u sdu Is apMa JugoIhvenski Oganak pueduUen JANUS uptnu u Spkom Domu PAL raj
Ave odak II 100 uGe Tema: "Pazam oIobodpnJe radmcke hae" GounIs Pr
Sep@vc skrtn FedaacUe
Uz sobodan PMnja u donoIena.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
Chicago May Day Meeting

Richard B Tus@y of Cleveland, Ohio will speak at a May Day meeting on Sunday April
at 23Op m at the Section Headquarters 528 South HalSed Street
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
May Day Celebration in Los Angeles

The Central Propaganda Commitee is sponsoring May Day celebration Sunday May 9Th
at the Engineers Hall, 188 Oak Street GA bmkn north of Venice blocks vest Of Flueoa)
.46 A delicious supper will be served at p m. The ommnte assures us a delightful program
dancing gd refreshments ad fun fr all
Mari this date on your calender. and bring your friends
Dinner $125 - No admission.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-04-19
Javna skupstina u Akronu
Veseli sastanak II Milwaukee

U ndeGu2 o. ama Klub Ramtke Bobe mirdje veis aaanak S bankeomlu some
dom@eh ne be ohdn krnm pedmehma Ii sed ngo posmace Sc - oDBoR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Robinson Vs
 Jordan Aqoin

Hartford, May 28-Prime local favorites and a natural rematch are included in the list of three six round pro bouts supporting Tues day nights Auditorium feature pit ting Henry Jordan against Art Rob- inson in an all-Pennsylvania re- match.
 Jordan, of Philadelphia, will be out to prove that he deserved the duke given Pittsburg's Robinson when they met here last April. The decision was booed loudly and for long period of time.
 Also in for a second time are Joe Rossi of New York and Tommy Keene of New London, another pair of welterweights who staged the best bout on last Tuesdays card, Keene also got a disputed decision, while flat on his back. Rossi, drop ped in the first heat, climbed oil the deck and staged a concerted comeback in the last two rounds to win ocer the crowds admiration. He in turn tipped Keene over three times in the final heat, but lost the decision in the eyes of the referee. They meet again at six rounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
|. K. A. Mems SoftbaII

To date the Waterbury Tool has won 4 games, losing none, and lead the American League with a per- feet won and loss record. It is also notable that in the four games play ed, Waterbury Tool has only been scored on twice and they have scored twenty-five times themselves. Hardy Brownell has pitched three Shut-outS, one no hitter.
 Somers Brass and U. s. Time are tied so far for winding with two tie scores each. To date we have had total of tie games for both leagues. U. s. Rubber is the high team of the league with 27 runs scored, while Metal Hose has only scored three runs in four games to date. Metal Hose will try to move in the win column at the expense of U. s. Rub Der, (who have a foothold on second place by the way) when they meet Monday night at Recreation Field in Naugatuck at SIS p. m. Last week Connecticut Light & Power and the Lux Manufacturing Com pany played the longest game on record to date for this year, when they played ten inning tie which just means that with ten games rained out and five tie games to be replayed, the supervisor will have to be a magician and create some dia- monds where these games can be played as the parks are all pretty we'll scheduled for the season,
 The Waterbury Tool and Somers Brass game should prove to be the highlight of the week with Brownell for Tool and "Whitey" Micavage of Somers tangling. The Connecticut Light & Power are playing Lux Monday night to decide that tie game and then c. L. & P. will take on American Brass Tuesday in what promises to be real battle as neither team has lost a game so far this season.
 Action Ahead
 Bristol Company has been going great guns but "Spud'' Carroll of Farrell says he will see if they are to be stopped or let rove on. The U. S. Time-Waterbury Mfg. game should provide lots of action as these teams are very well balanced in fact Time is too well balanced for this writer, having two tie games to be played off. In the tie game play off between Scovill and Somers Brass last week, Somers pulled a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
NELSON BEATS
 SNEAD AND }
 ON N, J. COURSE
BY OSCAR FRALEY Aad Rrnrr Ckaff Cnrrocnnn.

West Orange, N. J., May 28.- (UP)-The debate still ragged today as to whether Byron Nelson or Slammin' Sammy Snead was the unofficial golf champion of the world-their 72-hole macth for the crown having proved only that the payoff still is in the putting.
 Nelson, who lost one down to Snead Saturday in Behold medal test, came back yesterday over the rolling acres of Essex county coun- try club to win their 36-hole match play test, and 3.
 But nothing was conclusive ex- cept that it was raining to tune that suited Nelson the Toledo um- brella man who was elated at the array of bumbershoots; that Nelson didn't carry one of his products; that Snead sported a pretty pink parasol Swith red trimmings, and that Snead couldn't buy a putt over two feet.
 Nelson was "hot as a firecrack- CT" when they started their jaunt over the drenched Orange mountain foothills and when he finished the first nine five under par he al- ready was four up. That went to six up before Snead won two holes to finish the Is four down. He was only three down at the end of 27 hcies when his butter failed him miserably and on five straight holes he hung his first putt on the lip and stood there amazed as the ball refused to drop
 It was a siX-footer that stayed up on the 29th and cost him the hole that put him four down. On the 3Oth it was a simple four footer that held on by single blade o1 grass as Snead leaned on his club for three full minutes and l,OO0 pairs of eyes watched expectantly, But it didn't fall and he was halved. That was the story on the next three have holes that closed out the match and gave Nelson a standot1' Eagle Three
 Nelson thus won the match on ms play over the opening nine, where he clipped off an eagle three on the part 1lVe III VI ny three iron second shot to the car pet and dropping 35-foot putt and added three birdies for 32. Snead. meanwhile, had three bogles and two birdies for a one over par 38 Nelson added 37 on the back nire with three bogles ana one birdie for a two over par 37 and a 6e Snead had one bogie for a 3o' and a two over par "A.
 They both had two blrdleS on the front nine of the second round hut Nelson added a bogie for 36 against Snead's 35. Thus they went into the final nine with Sneaa three down and those puts laughed in his face as he dropped another hole and then failed with four othef green strokes that could nave squared the match and perhaps have won it for him.
 Raised S25,00O
 It was the fourth time that Nei- son. the squint-eyed Texan who IS colf's leading money winner Eao met the hard hitting Virginia hlll- billv in man-to-man play this year it it meant that each had taken two decisions. so-
 Their two-day show raised szo'- ooo for the Professional Coli Asso- ciation's Veterans Rehablntatloll nroeram. But all it proved was tnaC the payoff still is on the greeiiS'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
AvICS, TRIBES
 U UNDEFEATED N IN GAL RACE

Regular City Amateur League baseball opponents e he defend ing champion Aviglianesc A. c. an6 the Tribune A. 0. were able to score but one run against the undefeatec league leaders yesterday in this city and Branford. Avigs, with Joe Abate and Harp Sullivan pitching foi them, held Hamden to eight hits; got a dozen of Hylinski and Will Hams with a four run third inning that iced" the game, finally by 8-1.
 Tribunes scored steadily at Bran- ford for a to win, though given by five hits by Branford's Cole; while the Tribes Johnny Pezzulo spread out eight bingles and famed IA; Paulson and Panaroni getting two hits, each off Pezzulo; and Catcher Garro of the Tribes making 2 of the hits of Cole.
 At Meriden, Roy Murphys Eagles defeated Meriden ND GA in a 13-in- ming game that drew 1000 fans, des- pite bad baseball weather Flood, Eagle moundsman gave but 2 hits in l3 innings and had strikeouts.
 Brooklyns Blanked
 In another league encounter at Hamilton Park, Washington Hills won its first game of the season in convincing shutout fashion 40 over Brooklyn A. c. The losers were given but four hits by Sergeant Ralph Bradley; as McGrath and Doyle got of the hits off Chuck Althausen, BAG pitcher.
 Brown Bombers, a classy colored baseball combine from Westover Army Air field, Mass, had an easy time with City League All-Star club, winning 9-1 for the ninth straight win of the Bombers. Joe Rinaldi, All-Stars, hit triple, one of five hits allowed by the Bombers' Williams, but was nailed at the plate trying for C home run. Arm stead of the visitors, hit well; with three hits including two doubles. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Games TomOrrO
Brosscos Beot Bremen Al: 3-2

Another double win was recorded by Fred Davi Brasscos Sunday aftgernoon in closely contested games with the New York Bremen, defeated Al and 3-2 by the Brass cos at Municipal Stadium. A small crowd, less than 800 saw the two games which were threatened by rain throughout the day.
 Six hits were allowed the visitors in the first game with Ted Grabeck on the hill for the Brasscos; while Alex, Piestrak and Johnny DeVito got two hits each off Ken Auer, ex- Fordham pitcher and the New York Firemen'S ace
 In the second game, Al Jarlett, WatertoWn mound star of the Tor onto International League club last seaon, subdued the NYFD, though each team got hits; Thomas two for the Brasscos, while McElroy and Fernandez hits safely twice for the losers.
 Next Sunday, Brooklyn (NY) Roy al Colored Giants or the Hartford Savitt Gems will face the Brass cos at the city stadium.
 In both games yesterday, the New Workers had lead 2-1 going into the eighth inning of the second game. Scores: