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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

Islanders, Denning. Wall, Wat
ers 8. RBI-Denning 2, Riley 2,
Duke 2, Myer 2, A. Stephenson,
Waters, Smith, Bass, Campau.
2BH - Myer. 3BH-Myer. HR -
Smith, BOB-off Taylor 2, Foster
/, Hash 2, Keane 2. SO-by Foster
l, Mongo Z, Keane 5, H-off Tay-
lor in 2 1-3 innings 5; off Keane in
3 1-3 innings q; off Foster in 5 %
innings 8; off Mungo in 5 innings
4; off Hash in % innings 0. WP-
Mungo. LP-Taylor. U-Gill and
Moose.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
Detroit Tigers Defeat
St. Louis Browns, 81

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-P-Two
unearned runs on three St. Louis
Browns errors assisted the Detroit
Tigers to a 81 victory Tuesday
night in the opener of a two-game
series.
After Eddie Lake was safe on
first on a high throw by Vernon
Stephens, stole second and scored
on George Kell's single in the third
inning, the Browns bulled even in
the fifth with Hank Helf's fifth
home run of the season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
Passeau Hurls Chicubs
To Win Over Reds, 80

CINCINNATI, Aug. 6-tR-With
Claude Passeau pitching four-hit
ball, the Chicago Cubs scored a
pair of runs in a hectic third in
ming Tuesday night and then went
on to shut out the Cincinnati Reds
80 before q, 1896 paying fans.
The Cubs banged out five straight
hits in the third frame but were
able to count but two markers as
one runner nipped at the plate
and another was caught going into
second at the outset.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
Standings

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston S, Philadelphia 0.
Detroit 3, st. Louis l.
Chicago II, Cleveland /.
Washington at New York (rain).
TODAY'S GAMES
Detroit at st. Louis-night-Trout TO-
1O) VS.. Kramer (11-6) or Potter (7-6).
Cleveland at Chicago-Reynolds (s-10)
or Embree (5-8) VS.. Rigney (3-3).
Philadelphia at Boston O. Savage
Q-9l and Marchildon (7-1O) VS.. Ferriss
(18-4) and Dobson C0-5).
New York at Wsshington-night-
Gumpert (6-1) VS.. Newsom (8-9.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

Kell, Wakefield. Greenberg, Helf. 2BH-
Evers. HR-Helf. SB-Lake. S-Kramer.
Lucadello, Ken. DP-Kell, Webb and
Greenberg 2; Helf and Lucadello; Luca-
dello and Stevens; Webb, Lake and
Greenberg. LOB-Detroit 2. ST. Louis g..
BOB-Benton /, Kramer 2. SO-Benton
4. Kramer 3. U-Grieve. Jones and Rue.
T-1:48. Al. 913 (paid).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 5, Brooklyn 2.
Boston 3. Philadelphia /.
Chicago 3 Cincinnati O.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh (rain).
TODAY'S GAMES
Brooklyn at New York-Lombardi DO
g. VS.. Trinkle SD.
st. Louis at Observation-Disclosures
cheen (8-1Ol VS.. Ostermueller (9-6).
Boston at Philadelphia ~ SPAIN
AID and Johnson do VS.. Judd (6-9l
and Hughes Q-8).
(Only games scheduled.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
RED sOX PLAYS

The Wilmington Red Sox is
scheduled to play Charlotte's
Black Hornets this afternoon at
the 18th and Ann street park at
$3.50.
Cash prizes will be given to the
holders Of ticket stubs, Red Sox
officials announced yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

E-Majeski, Gutteridge 2. RBT-Doerr
2, Moses, H~ughson. 2BH-Pellagrini, Gut
teridge. HR-Doerr. SB-Pesky. DIP
York to Pesky. LOB-Philadelphia 6,
Boston 8. BOB-OH Griffith 2. So
by Fowler 4. by Hughson 4. H-off
Fowler s in 7 innings; off Griffith l in
!. HBP-by Griffith Wagner. LIP
Fowler. Hubbard. Passarella, Weafer.
Tbs. A-17,152 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

E-Livingston, Frey, Hetki. RBI-
Johnson 2, Livingston. 2EH-Livingston,
Ostrowski, Zientara, Haas. s-Pafko, Pas
seau. DP-Zientara. Corbitt and Haas;
Libke, Mueller and Zientara. LOB-Chi-
cago 8, Cincinnati 8. SO-Passeau l,
Blackwell 2. H-off Blackwell 10 in 7
innings; Hetki / in 2. WP-Blackwell.
LP-Blackwell. U-Goeta, Jorda and
Reardon. 1903. A-27, 1896.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
Errors - Cullen 8, Edens, Sta

Errors - Cullen 8, Edens, Sta
tantteon 2, Loreaz, Ratteree.
Runs batted in 49, Britain q, Scro-
bola 8, Gentry 2, jackson, Locenz.
Lamb, Hunt, 2, Davis 2, Stateon,
Smith 4, Ratteree. Two-base hits -
Lorenz, Cullen 2, Smith, Edens,
Stateon, Scrobo1a. Home runs -
Davis. Bases on balls-off: House
Wilbourne 5, Estes /. Struck out,
by House 8. Wilbourne S, Estes l..
Hits off Wilbourne IL in 8 2-3 inn
ings; off Estes / in 2-3 innings. Um-
pires - Mann and Adcot. Losing
pitcher-Estes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

E-Gregg. RBI-Medwick, Walker.
Young, Rigney, Witek. 2BH-Rosen, Wi
tex. S-Marshall. LOB-Brooklyn 3, New
York 5. SO-by Koslo S. H-off Gregg
8 in 6 innings none out in 7th). Melton
l in /; Hatten 0 in l. HPB-by Gregg
(Rigney). LP-Gregg. U-Stewsrt. Dunn
and Magerkurth. T-2:00. ,403 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
This completes yesterdays
lesson on breathing in the fifth
series of Adam Smiths SWIM
ming series.

series of Adam Smltn'S SWiLn-
ming series.
After you've tried the breath
ing for 500 times swim S or 10
strokes, testing out the new &C
complishment.
Breathing %rythmically is used
for breast stroke swimming.
Though most champions in the
breast stroke keep the head IN
such a position that they lit the
head with their stroke. The breast
stroke swimmers mouth is about
l inch under water, so it is easy
for him to breath. He breathes IN
as the arms are pressed laterally
to opposite the shoulders. This is
the way the breast stroke is timed
with the breathing.
The crawl stroke swimmer takes
his breath as the right hand
touches his thigh. If he is breath
ing on the right side,' he imme-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
CHANNEL SWIM AGAIN


LONDON. Aug. 6. -H)- Rain,
wind and a brewing storm forced
Chilean swimmer Jorge Berroeta
to postpone, perhaps for two
weeks, an attempt to swim the
English Channel from Calias,
France to Dover.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Angier-Fuquay IL WILMINGTON II.
Clinton IA, Dunn-Erwin 5.
Smithfield at Sanford (rain).
TODAY'S GAMES
Dunn-Erwin at WILMINGTON
Clinton at Smithfield
Sanford at Angier-Fuquay
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

Phlladelpnla ALL
letics so.
TIL shutout
W a S HugAson's
fourth O # t h e
year and was &C
complished with
out the services
of Ted Williams
and, for part CT
the game, with
out Johnny Pesky,
who suffered a
S i G h t ankle
sprain.
Bobby Doerr
once again took
SO, H. -1~@l -
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
Wilmington Meets Dunn Erwm
At Legion Stadium Tonight
Wilbourne And Smith Tossed Out Of Angler
Game, Because Of Dispute On Fairly
Hit Ball; Davis Hits HOmerun

With a chance to stretch their fifth place lead o~
Dunn-Erwin in the Tobacco League standings, the VIII
mington Pirates dropped a ten inning IL to II hitfest to
Angler Fuquay at Angler last night.
Johnny Wilbourne, the Buccaneers ace pitcher, ac-
cording to won-lost records, started on the mound for Will
mington, but was shelled for IL hits in the eight and two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

TONIGHT'S GAMES
Fire Department VS.. Atlantic Coast
at 7 pm.
Spofford Mills VS.. Senior Fraternity
at $50 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
|HUCHS0N BLANKS
ATHLETICS, so
Bobby Doerr Blasts 18th
Homerun OF Season To
Pace Sox Hitters

BOSTON, Aug. 6-(P-Yielding
but five hits, all singles, Tex Hugh
son Won his 18th game OF the sea-
son Tuesday for the Boston Red Sox
who vanquished the eighth place
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

E-Michaels. RBI-Wright 2 Lodigiani,
Lopat 2. Kuhe1 8, Appling 2. 2BH-Lo-
pat, Kuhel. 3BH-Appling. Wright 2
Mack. s~B-Lodigiani. DP-Boudreau and
Becker: Appline. Michaels and Kuhe1.
LOB-Cleveland S: Chicago 9. BOB-off
Gromek 3; off Weber /; off Center 2.
SO-by Gromek 2: by Lopat 2. H-off
Gromek 10 in 4 20 innings; OFF Webber
2 in D; off Center 4 in 8 1-3. WP-Web-
Der. LP-Gromek. U-Boyer and Rom
mel. T-2:o3. A-18.645.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

Ted's absence from the batting or
der by betting his 18th home run
Of the season over the left field
wall in the first inning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

In 1899, about u per cent of
U. S. butter was produced on
farms. Today it is only about II
per cent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

BOSTON ----- 900 900 100 0o2-3
PHILADELPHIA ---- 900 900 DOL 000-1
E-Fernandez. RBI-Towell l Colbert
scored When Mccormick hit into a double
play Herman 1, Hopp l. 2BH-Tern-
andez. Wyrostek. S-Hughes, Cutler. DIP
Holmes to Cutler; Cutler to Herman
to Sanders. LoB-Boston /, Philadelphia
3. BOB-off Sain 4, off Stanceu l. So
by Sain 3, by Stanceu 8, by Mauney 2.
H-off Stanceu l in 8 innings; off Stan
ecu 2 in 8; off Mauney 2 in 3 1-3; off
R~affensberger 1 in l-3. off Schanz 0
in Ia. WP-Stanceu. LP-Maurey. u
Pinelli, Ballanfante, Henline and Barlick.
A-11,311. T-2:28.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07
TOTALS ---

Kilt for Wall in 9Th.
xx-Ran for Holiday in 9Th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-07

TOTALS - Al / 10 SO
xBatted for Stanceu in 9Th
xxBatted for Newsome in 9Th
xxxBatted for Schanz in 18th
Evening star., 1946-12-15

the area had signed petitions fav-
oring it..
The Hyattsville City Council also
has gone on record as requesting a
commission hearing, following COM
plants from residents Of the COM
munity. Last Monday, Acting May
or Robert T. Pitt, reactiyated the
councils Transportation Commit
tee,, headed by Councilman Freder-
lex M. Coxen.4 Mrs. Coxen an
nounced that public meeting
would be held soon to sound out
sentiments OF bus riders.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

Hyattsville- Mount Rainier Queens
Chapel road bus line. instead Of
straight l0-cent fares only as At
present. :.
Arthur H. Koonce, chairman of q
newly organized Citizens Trans-
portation Committee representing
residents OF Northwest Hyattsville,
which also have requested the
Maryland Public Service Commis-
sion to restore direct bus service to
downtown washington, last night
said approximately 1000 citizens OF
Evening star., 1946-12-15
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star., 1946-12-15
Arlington Zionists to See Film

. A showing Of the documentary
film Palestine Problem" will feature
a meeting OF the Arlington District
of the Zionist Organization OF Amer
lea at $50 pm. Tuesday at the
Arlington Jewish Center, Clarendon.
A report on the World Zionist Con-
gress will be given by Irving Sragow.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Scandinavian Unit to Meet

The Baltic Scandinavian Society
will meet at 8:15 pm. tomorrow at
the international Student House,
1708 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Plans for the groups Christmas So
cial will be discussed. Mrs. John L.
Perry is chairman of the Christmas
ARRANGEMENTS committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Tennis Team
Books Eight

The Ypsilanti High School ten
mis- team has started practice for
its 'i6 schedule which will open
on April II against Monroe High
School and which will include such
schools as Wayne. Ann Arbor. Lin
coin. Belleville. Adrian, Wyandotte
and possibly Rochester and Uni
versity High Of Ann Arbor.
Glenn Garlough is he only mem
Der OF the l945 team who will not
be here to compete this year.
Glenn was a member OF the number
one doubles team and his loss has
necessitated a change In this years
lineup. The Braves have nine let
termen back from last year, Eu-
gene Claire, Tom Garlough. Paul
Ungrodt. Jr., Bob Helmer. Harold
Hawks. Kenneth Hawks, David Nc
Kenna. Bill Fidler and Harold
Gable. These boys will be aided by
several new players. Dick Roberts,
Gordon Lamb, Bob Raham. George
Roberts, Bob Chadwick and Allen
Thibodeau. OF these the first three
seemed to have clinched varsity
positions already.
Wilbur Best, tennis coach, is
looking forward TO very good sea
son this year and a possible "6-B
championship on the strength o.
this seasoned squad.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Sports Roundup

Mch-AP-The University Mchgan's reinforced
today biggest
and intensive spring training Wolverine history Both
uniforms
custodian Hatch booked for 80 drill
which
solid his Michigan
National Hockey League Stanley Cup psyo series with Montreal
Canadien when they angle with
Montreal tonight Montreal nosed the Bruins overtime
urday night the opening Of the best Of series
punch
running his
nght-but cloung stormy
with (Budogl
New Nork-APThe bayhoo wheels
day for the fabulous fight boxing
weight title bout between Champion
Yankee Stadium o
Columbia s. cAP-Ksamazoo Colleges tennis
in so hutou Of Clemson College yesterday
Carolina University Yesterdays victory,
Pratt began the Michigan teams sixth
Mexico CiyAPMeXco
he another little bombshe major leagues
Quite pleased his acquisition
three New York Giants players the dapper
ball magnate declared big leagers
will be playing in his circuit
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
]. McCullOch
toCut Squad

Wednesday afternoon the base
ball squad OF Michigan Normal will
be divided into two squads and a
seven or nine inning game will take
place. Doc McCulloch is still trying
to pare down his squad to the num-
ber he wishes to carry throughout
the season but Is having difficult
time because OF the flashy array
Of talent
However. the game Wednesday
should be great help in determin-
ing Just who will be on the squad
as nearly every member OF the
diamond aggregation will get a
chance to show his wares. Several
OF McCulloch's best hurlers includ-
ing Dick Gabriel and Ed Gilday
have turned up with sore arms and
may not be able to work in the tilt
Wednesday. Pitcher Howard Mes
senger who was out with a blister
on his right hand is working out
again but tsecond sacker Mantar-
ian is still out with a lacerated
right hand.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
City League
Plans Play

City Recreation Director. How
ard Harrison, announces a six team
baseball City League entry COM
posed of the Ypsilanti Cubs, Yel-
low Cab. United Stove Company.
Peninsular Paper Company, Central
Speciality and the Moose Lodge.
The softball City League entry is
composed OF four teams: Forbes
Cleaners, American Legion Post
No. 2S2, American Legion Post No.
40S and another team that has not
as yet selected its sponsor.
The League plans to open It's
schedule on May 13 and has already
drawn up It's rules and regulations
for the coming season. The next
regular meeting OF both the base
ball and softball representatives.
will be on May l and any entries
for either softball or baseball will
be accepted at tnat time. Any team
wishing to arrange for a diamond
on which to practice may call How
ard Harrison at the Gilbert Com
munity House.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
.O'Neil Picks
Tigers Again

Pensacola, Fla. Apr. 2-AP-The
Tigers have had their troubles this
spring. but Detroit Manager Steve
ONeill still picks his world cham.
pions to win the 1916 American
League flag.
ITS been a funny spring" admit.
led the Tiger boss, whose team
stopped here today for a game with
the Boston Braves-the first of a
series Of enroute-home contests be-
fore the Bengals' official opener in
Detroit April 16.
We've had lots OF injuries and
ailments" O'Neill added. but |
think that Wen be ready for any
thing by opening day"
The Detroit manager showed
some concern for the Tiger infield,
but pointed out cause Cor optimism
in the fine showing recently OF
young third baseman Bill Hitch
cock, an AAF discharge. Hitch
cock, who has both hit and fielded
well in his last two games, is max
ing the race for regular third sack
er post a three-cornered one be-
tween himself, sluEger Pinky Hig-
gins. and Jimmy Outlaw, a high
class fielder.
Other infield positions also have
shown recent improvement, O'Neill
believes.
Eddie Mayo has made such
great progress that he looks like
he'll be able to open up with us
and play good ball most OF the
time" he said OF his second base
man who has been troubled all
spring by a bad back. Eddie Lake
looks great at short and haven't
a doubt in the world that Hank
Greenberg will deliver at first"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Back When

Today a year ago Shortstop
Martin Marion signed his 1945 st.
Louis Cardinal contract.
Three years ago-Beau Jack out
pointed Henry Armstrong in a ten
round bout before 1896 New YORK
fans.
Five years ago-Lt. Colonel
Ralph I. Sasse. former Army and
Mississippi State football coach.
was named director OF athletics at
Pennsylvania Military Academy.
Ten years ago-The Toronto Ma
pie Leafs qualified for the final
round OF the National Hockey
Leagues Stanley Cup playoffs by
defeating the New York Americans,
al
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
BUILDINGS BURN

Sault Ste. Marie-AF-A $780,
600 store-apartment house blaze
today drove 20 families into the
street, many of them in their night
clothing, and heavily damaged nine
business establishments. The fre,
which completely gutted the Booth
and Delmar Buildings. started in
the Maytag sales store shortly af-
ter a. m. today. Cause OF the
fire was undetermined.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
WANTS IRON FIST

Atlantic City, n. J.--AP-John
P. Aaron, chairman of the Michi-
gan Liquor Control Commission,
called here today for use of an
iron fist" in enforcing liquor laws.
In an address prepared for the
National Alcoholic Beveral Control
Association, league OF liquor mo-
nopoly states. Aaron asserted the
break down of law enforcement
which accompanied prohibition had
Carried over into the liquor trade
following repeal.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Maintenance
APPROVE NOTICE

Lansing -AP-The State Munich
pal Finance Commission Monday
approved the form of notice for
sale OF $4,000 worth OF revenue
bonds for construction Of an air
craft hangar at Flint.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Ring Decisions
(By the Associated Press)

Baltimore-Joey Maxim. lS6.
Cleveland. outpointed Buddy Walk
er, 1879, Columbus. O. (l0l.
Chicago-Johnny Roszina, l50,
Milwaukee, Wis. outpointed Art
Brown, $50. Chicago l0).
Pittsburgh-Bil Fox. 167, Phila-
Delphia. Knocked out Ossie (Bull.
dog) Harris. 1855. Pittsburgh Q0).
Providence Charles (Cabey)
Lewis, 129%. New York. outpointed
Joey Angelo, 1854. Philadelphia
Q0).
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
FOX DOES DAMAGE

Lansing-AP-Michigan farmers
were advised today to guard
against the ramblings of Reynard
the fox. He might ramble right
into a chicken coop. the State
Conservation Department warned,
and It will be too late when he
rambles out again.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
FUR PRICES DROP

Lansing-AP- Fur prices are
dropping from their wartime
highs. the Michigan Conservation
Department reported today after
conducting its second sale of the
year.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02

Bergenheld. n. Chester Rico,
1879. New York, outpointed Victor
Moreno, 140. Caracas, Veneguela
qO).
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
PROSECUTORS TO MEET

Lansing-AP-The annual con.
vention OF the State Association
Of Prosecuting attorneys will be
held at the Grand Hotel, Mackinac
Island, July %. 26 and 27, it WAS
announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02

Libitins was the Roman goddess
Of funerals.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02

Rounded stones were used as
projectiles in early cannon.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02

High team one game-Apparel..
T3S.
High team three games-Ap-
parel, 213S.
High individual game-K. Mey.
ers, 2l3.
High individual three games1K.
Meyers, $40.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
CENTRAL SPECIALITY LEAGUE
Team Standings

One game-Hansen, 223.
Three games-Hansen, $50.
Team Highs
One game-Foundry Inspection
and Standards, S55.
Three games-Standards. 2503.
Foundry Inspection
W. Hansen $50, L. TAFT 4lS, d.
McKensie AS, +. Herbst 443, w.
Schwall 522.
Game totals 7s7 S25 S55 2417
Standards
D. Harris 4S7, A. Grierson sos.
r. MacSpadden 464, Smith 542, ID.
Franklin sos.
Game totals sol s47 S55 1903
Machine Div. inspection
Worden 434. Sherwood 40. Con-
ley AIS, Crawford 442. Lidke 494,
handicap 21.
Game totals 7O2 7s6 ISL 2279
Production Control
Moore 4S3, Wright 464. Wheeler
39s, Ward 422, Sprague 5lS.
Game totals 719 S35 726 22S0
Assembly
J. Gray 467, A. Dawson 1896. G.
Stewart All, B. Cruel 355, J.
Truhm 10. handicap 174,
Game totals 6S4 7S4 10 217S
Machine Shop
c. Wolverton 462, II. Masen 454.
I. Smith 425, Edwards 40i. 3.
Cowell 467.
Game totals 692 692 S2S 22f2
Maintenance
Nielhauer 434. Russ 343. Farmer
SIS. Lonsky 426, Eberhardt 447,
handicap 81.
Game totals 100 1T $40 2247
Foundry Shipping
Rutledge sol. W. Bielak 3S7.
Manor 442. r. Bielak 497. School
master 475.
Game totals $40 759 S33 24O2
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02

Morsy's
NJ. Dundon 4O6, P. Miller $50, A.
Platt 425, l.. Morris 49l, B. Beck
414. handicap "a.
Game totals 1856 667 70s 2l10
cities Service
V. Lidke 443. l.. Max 367. II. Kel-
lar 402, NJ. Fox $50. F. Berthold
4S5.
Game totals $50 6S5 7S3 eO77
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
Bowling

LADIES RECREATION LEAGUE
Team Standings
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02
RexaIl

A Stein AS. l.. johnson 309, r.
Stitt sos, r. Fem 366, NJ. Russell
$40.
Game totals $40 $50 705 1865
Annex
G.. Johnson 407, B. Mills $40, L.
Lore 3S7, d. Stein 366, T. West 34S.
Game totals 591 SAT 619 1857
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-02

bcdutgidno
d. Gildau 3SS, F. Wagner 3SS,
VI. Blonquest $40, B. Rust (sub)
349, A. Fem All. handicap l6S.
Game totals $50 SIS ia 2020
Apparel
A. fowler 442. II. McComb 399,
X. Welch 409, |. Gillis 37S, X. Mey-
ers $40.
Game totals 73S 6S6 ia 2l3S
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-25
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~Na, id iaee nur. bic &inoer inO
al jung" miidte 9err BON Yobinssr
iib besiitieeno bastpiihen.
rSstar iast." fubr 9ilpesaro
fdluhSenp fort: .Suns sefreit bat
Viemano sereut. unb ih peroe font
nod alte Sunsfer."
rNa. na, 9ilbe, it perbe mir ben
iunsen Mann NAL tommen laiIen."
% Yapa. bite sleih. - Srene,
finpeit Du IS benn ni4t bimmlil9a"
.Sa. bimmliid. 6ilbe."
DAB id mid nun nod por Dir
perlobe. 1T oo9 su amiiiant. Sans
fat es mir seitern propbeseit. pa
tommt er iibrigens. 0ans. 6ans -"
vMber, 6tlbe. id babe es nod oar
niht orbentli9 nit Wama beiproden.
Wir baben es mod nibt erlaubt.
.Dod, bod. Sbr erlaubt es. gutter,
lieber Yapa. unb 9ans lit mein sSSuz
a.nofreunb, nit benz mub i'd es bob
beiprehen."
.Srene. empfunse Du lie6er ben
rSusenofreuno"." iaste 9err bon
poBinser la4enb. r9iloe unb i9
lpollen au Mama eeben."
Sans trat iebt berein, uno Silbes
earb fanb nod @elesenbeit, ibm i'm
Yorbeiseben au3ufliiitern: rOsfar
uno id!" bann perfdpanb lie nit
ibrem Batter.
Sans fab Srene frasenb an.
.Sparen Sie Sbre Graduation
nod brei Stunben auf." iagte 5ie ner=
p0s. rWollen mir ipa5ieren seben9"
.Sa, germ"
sic sinsen ii6er bic Sfarbriide unb
an benz Marimilianeum porbei, burh
bic Mnlaeen jenieits bes Stromes.
Die llnterbaltuns ipollte nidt re1t in
nlub tummen. Srene mar befddf.
(Jorsfesrns foIst1 IA