davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
Smithfield 10. Dunn-Erwin 9.
WILMINGTON at Sanford (rain).
Clinton at Angier-Fuquay (rain).
TODAY'S GAMES
Sanford at WILMINGTON.
Dunn-ErWin at Smithfield.
Angier-Fuquay at Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23

Pierre Renoir, famous French
painter, first painted on porcelain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
Baseball's Big Six

RUNS BATTED IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Slaughter. Cardinals ----------- rs
Walker, Dodgers ---- 70
MusiAl, Cardinals ---------- 81
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Williams, Red Sox --- %
Doeerr, Reed Sox - 70
York, Red Sox 10
HOME RUNS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mize, Giants 10
Kiner, Pirates Is
Northey, Phillies --- 10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Williams, Red Sox - n
Greenberg, Tigers - 23
Keller, Yankees 10
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-17
Sa vecerinke
Cleveland, O.

Cleveland, O.
u nedelju 16. decenbra, O.
granak je odrzao svoju veeerin-
ku u prostorijama kod nash sim
paticara, druga Joe i Mary CIR
bavcic. Poseta je bila dobra, Il
prkos neobicno hrdjavog vreme-
ma.
Drug j. Sim il Detroita,. koji
je govorio ma predavanju istog
dana posle podne, "a Sekciju, O.
drzao je dobar govor. Ali poSto
nije stigao ma vreme, bas pre-
njegova dolaska, odrzao je go
vor takodjer drug P. Kapitz.
Oba govora SUI bila 1ogicna j
poucna.
Sledeci su prilozili ma kolek-
ciju:
Pc $500: VIM. Christensen,
j. Lipicky, E. Radjenovic, P
Slepcevic, J. Sekulic, NJ, Tonic,
J. Klaic i Joe Grbavcic. Po $500:
Katie Grbavcic i S. Crnovic. Po
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Dru$tvene kIaSe--nuzne
j iz|i$ne

wise zamenjuju "kooperativnim
ducanima," koji su u ogromnoi
vecini kooperativni tex po ime-
nu = ali 0 tome drugi put. Ia
ko mi Vidimo da tim vrlim
razvitkom sistema kapitalisticke
proizvodnje kapitalista Sc zame-
njuje skoro toliko koliko tIkalsc
rucnog zboja. Sa razlikom, da,
dok je rucni tkalac osudjen ma
postepeno skapavanje, a zane
njeni kapitalista ma postepenu
smrt cd previse jela. U ovom oni
su opste oba jednaki, da nj jedan
ne zna Sta da radi sa sobom.
Ovo je, onda, razultat: eko-
nomski razvitak naseg stvarnOg
drustva tezi sve wise wise kon-
centraciji, da socijalizuje proiz-
vodnju ogromna ustanovIenia
koji Sc ne mogu upravlati wise
cd pojedinih kapitalista. Sve MS
tarije "gospodareva oka", cuda
koja ono stvara, okrecu sc u O.
bicne besmislice odn1ah kada po-
duzetnost dostigne izvesni raz-
mer. Zamislite "gospodarevo O.
ko" London-a and North Wes-
tern Railway. Ali sto gospodar
ne moze radnik, najamnicom-
placeni sluga kompanije, moe u
ciniti cini uspesno.
Tako kapitalista ne moze wise
tvrditi da je njegov profit "na-
jamnica nadglednistva," poSto Oh
ne nadgleda nista. Secajmo sc
toga kada branioci kapitala Ia
bubnjaju tu suplju frazu u nase
usi.
Ali mi smo pokusali pokazatI,
u nasem proslonedeljnom ida
nju, da je kapitalisticka klasa
takodjer postala nesposobna da
upravlja sa ogromnim proizvod-
MIN sistemom zemlje; da su oni
u jednu ruku prosirili proizvod-
niu tako da periodicno paplav-
ljaju pijacu sa proizvodima, II
drugu postaju sve wise wise ne
sposobni da odrze svoje, protiv
strane utakrnice. Tako mi nala-
zino da ne sano da mi mozeno
upravliati vrlo dobro bez mesa
MIA kapitalisticke klase u velike
industrije zemlje, nego da nil
hovo mesanje postaje sve wise
i wise smetnia.
Opet mi kazemo NINA, "Stoi-
te nazad! Date radnickoj klasI
priliku smene.'
Qz The Labour Standard,
London, 6. augusta 1881.l
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Sa zabave
New York, N. Y

AS~Sv AOAAA3 ASs
Mas Ogranak je priredio uzu
zabavu u oci move godine - TEX
toliko da mi, drugovi, zajedno
sa nasim simpaticarima isprati-
mo staru j docekamo novu godi-
nu. Posjeta je bila osrednja. A
kada Sc uzme u obzir da dvora-
ma nije bila velika onda smo cak
zahvalni ma poseti.
Pozdravnu rec odrzao je drug
Rak, u kojoj mas je jos jednom
potsjetio da ma koliko mi zelili
jedan drugom sretnu veselu
novu godinu, dok postoji danas-
Mi nepravedni drustveni sistem,
nase zelje nece uspjeti. Jer da
bi Sc nase zelje ostvarile, mi
moramo sagraditi drustvene pri-
like u kojim cemo moci prakti-
kovati ono sto Sc izrazava u blag-
danskim pozdravima.
Ia pokrice troskova sledeci su
prilozili, ma APPEL "a materijalnu
pomoc::
John Radeach $1,000. Po $500:
N. Frantin, M. E. Dekovic, v.
i J. Resanovic, K. Shimko, P
Tsistina A. Kudlik. Frank Rak
$500. Po. $500: A. Frantin, B.
Radov, K. E. Manojlovic, J.
Ercegovic i Irene VASTLY. Pc
$500: S. Evanic, H. w. Stefko.
M. Anon, M. Vukotic, A. Jurje-
vic, c. Sladov, T. Yelusic, S.
Manojlovic, Susicevi, Kardos J
j. Bondulic. S. Vukotic $1.25. Po
$1.OO: N. NJ, D. Niksic, Rose Ro-
man, Florian Rak, j. T. Evanic,
Szabo, ]. Erak iNogy. S. Kopple
25c. Ukupno seo.5o.
Cist prihod bio ie $61.3o.
Sledeci SUI prilozili Il hrani:
Rak, Resanovic, Dekovic. A.
Frantin, Senke, Stefko, E. W.
kotic, B. Radov, Evanic i Bon
dulic.
Svima prilagaeima posjetio-
Gina najbolja hvala.
A. F., dopisnik.
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Sa prOslave De Leon
dana
Steubenville O.

Steubenville, O.
U nedelju Is. decembra Jugc-
slavenski Ogranak i mesna Sex
CHA S. l.. P. II ovom mestu, odr-
zali SUI zajednicki proslavu ro-
djendana Daniel De Leona II
svom lokalu, 537 Wells st. I ako
| je bilo kiSovito Geo dan, poseta
je bila dobra.
Nakon vecere koja je bila spe-
cijalno spremljena cd nasih drll-
garica, slicno banketu, presto sc
ma govore o zivotu delima We
liko Socijalistickog ucitelja, Da-
MEL De Leona.
Drug John Derosky u kracen
predgovoru zovne dolepotpisa-
nog da govori ma jugoslavens-
kom jeziku. I nakon ovog govo-
ra, koji je trajao oko pola sata,
pozvan je drug Harry Brost-
man. Poslednji, kao glavni 60
vorMk, govorio je, razume Sc, ma
engleskom jeziku. Oba govora
behu dobro saslusana O odobra-
vana cd posetioca.
Nakon govora izvrsena je ko-
lekcija, koja je tekla ma sledeci
nacin:
G. Radulovic $1,000 H. Rrost-
man $500. Po $500: M. Burla-
kis, L. Anderson, familija Beuk
i Milan Krnic. Po $500: Spaso
Kotur, Fred Busic, Cvjeta Di-
vic, Eli Milosevic, M. Yaric, Vir-
gil, L. Mrvos, Mike Barac Andy
Sauer. Pc $3.50: S. Yukic i S.
Barko. Po $500: J. Derosky, J.
Burac, Mike Kurap, G. Stepa-
movie, Mary Kukic j T. Vukelic.
Po $500: Milka Zee, R. Sauer,
P. Glurnac, M. Bjelac, Ted De-
rosky, H. Barac N Malbasa. Pc
$1.O0: M. Leka, A. Pavic Srnilja
Krnic. Ukupno $114.00.
Sledece drugarice poklonile u
hrani: M. Brozovic (u vrednosti)
$3.50, L. Brostman $1.50 i A.
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(Nastavak sa /. strane)

nistvo jeste, zaista, jedina funk
CHA koja je ostala posednicima
poslovanja. Tako mi vidimo da u
stvarnosti kapitalistickim posed
nicima ovih ogromnih ustanova,
nije ostala nikakva druga funkci-
ia u vezi sa NINA, nego da unov-
ce polugodisnje svedodzbe divi-
denda. Drustvena funkcija kapi-
talista je ovde prenesena ma slu-
&c placene najamnicom; ali on
produzuje u zadrzavanju sebi u
svojim dividendima, platu "a O.
We funkcije iako je on prestao
njih obavljati.
Ali kapitalistu kojeg je prosi-
renje velike poduzetnosti u pi-
tanju prisililo da Sc "povuce" il
njihove uprave, jos ostaje jedna
funkcija. A ia funkcija jeste da
spekulise sa njegovim delom u
Stock Exchange IL teznje "a ne
cim boljim da obavljaju, nasi
"povuceni", iii u stvarnosti "a
menuti kapitalisti, kockaju Sc po
miloj volji ovom hramu ma
mona. Oni odlaze tamo sa od-
lucnom namerom da zagrabe no.
vaca koje oni pretenduju da "a
sluzuju; iako kazu, da je rad j
stednja poreklo sve svojine -
poreklo mozda, ali sigurno ne i
postignuce. Cudnog hipokritstva
u prisilnom zatvaranju malih
kockarskih kuca, kada nase kapi-
talisticko drustvo ne moze pro-
laziti bez velikih kockarnica, gde
Sc CUBE i dobijaju milioni "a
milionima, "a njegovo vrlo sre-
diste, Ovde, zaista, egzistencija
"povucenog' dionica-poseduju-
ceg kapitalista postaje ne samo
suviSna, nego potpuna smetnja.
Sto je tacno "a zeleznice j
parobrodarstvo postaje sve wise
i wise tacno svakog dana "a sve
velike manufakturne trgovac-
ke ustanove. Optical" = prena-
SAME velikih privatnih preduze-
ca na ogranicene kompanije -
jeste stvar na dnevnon1 redu "a
posledniih deset godina iii wise.
Cd velkih manchesterskih skla-
diSta tog Grada do, Hvnica zele-
"a i uglianih iskopina Walesa i
Severa j tvornica Lancashire-a
sve ie bio, iii sada, optice. U
starom OIdhamu tesko da je os-
tala iedna pamucna tvornica u
privatnim rukama: cak, sami
trgovci ma malo sve Sc wise i
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Ispravka

U broju cd 10. januara u dopi-
SUI "Sa skupstine vecerinke" u
Detroitu cd 9. decembra, medju
imenima prilagaca zabelezeno je
da je drug Tony Pavlovic prilozio
$500, a trebalo je biti $500.
Neka nam drug Pavlovic IL
vine "a ucinjenu gresku, a cita-
oc neka uzme ovo "a ispravku.
Organizator Ogranka.
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Nasii 1opiisii

$500: Chas Wick, Elsie Wick.
p. Kapitz, Katherin Mich, Ma
rion Goertz, George Kercheff
Anna Jaske. James Sim $1.00.
Ukupno $61.00.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima.
NJ. L. p, dopisnik.
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Sa vecerinke

Sa Vecerlnke
Akron, O.
u nedelju 80. decembra, mas
Ogranak je odrzao vecerinku u
Vasa Hall 982 E. Market ST, sa
osrednjom posetom.
Ia veceru smo imali pecenu
prasetinu, koja je priredjena ma
cisto domaci nacin, a priredili
su je drug Steva Antunovic dru-
garica Margaret Dragomir u
svom stanu. Da je ista bila u
kusna u to nema sumnje. Uz to,
imali smo dosta domacih kolaca,
naime torti i drugih vista.
Nakon vecere, drug ]. Mite
u ulozi stoloravnatelja pozove
druga L. Stefanovica da objasni
znacaj vecerinke, sto je drug
RADIO j dobro, ma zadovoljstvo svih
prisutnih, ucinio. No, ako je
drug Stefanovic odrzao kratak
govor, ipak je sve nemoguce u
nett u ovako jedan kratak dopis.
Jedno moramo zabeleziti, sto je
drug izneo, da narod danas u
Evropi skapava cd gladi, kao da
u svetu nema dosta hrane. Pro-
tivrecnost Sc nalazi, naravno, U
protivrecnom druStvenom ure-
djenju, koje ne proizvadja "a
ljudske potrebe nego "a prodaju,
sa ciljem profita.
Dale, rece govornik, da SUI
"Velike Tri", nakon pobede mad
Nemackom rastrgale poslednju
na tri della i take sada mad njom
vladaju. Rusi SUI pronasli, u te-
ritoriji koja je pod njihovom
vlasti, da u Nemackoj ina ljudi,
koji poseduju nekoliko hiljada
jutara zemlje j seljaka koji ne
poseduju nista, te tako podelise
neke velike feudalije seljacima.
Ali pod kakvirn uslovima su SOW
jetske vlasti dale tn zemlju Sc
ljacima? Razume Sc pod raznim
ogranicenjima i otplatom.
Govornik je ukazao da Il tim
merama nema nista opipljivog
"a radnicku klasu kao nj "a Sc
ljastvo; te ola jedini spas svih
ugnjetenih lezi u Socijalisti6kom
resenju = obaranju svake klasne
vladavine uspostave Socijalis-
ticke uprave konacno (ili ne
posredno, prema mogucnostira)
uspostave besklasnu zajednice.
Posle govora izvrsena je ko-
lekcija, 'koja je tekla ma sledeci
nacin: Pc $500: Familiia Mali
vuk, Max Miller, NJ. Kapic, S.
Antunovic, S. Babic, r. Bible, R.
Snid, j. Tesic, Berta Dadovic,
J. Mitic, I. Elkcoff, V. Stefanov,
J. Arbet N. coric. l.. Stefano-
vic $500. Po $500: NJ. Bozic, N.
Tojka, J. Drakulic, l. Skipp, Heu-
dl, J. Udvary, J. Reidl, E. Galko,
S. Dadovic, Marta coric P.
Krist. Po $l.00: F. Horvath, E.
coric, V. Androff, drug Horvath,
S. Malivuk, Miss Horvath i K.
Marinof. Ukupno $4,000.
Sledece drugarice poklonile u
hrani: Roza Simic, Marta Coric,
Margaret Dragomir, Manda Ba-
bic, Berta Dadovic Tinka Ma
livuk. Drugarica Margaret Dra-
gomir poklonila je tortu, koja je
doprinela $20.40.
Cist prihod iznasa $157.61.
u ime Ogranka Nhvala swim
prilagacima posetiocima.
NJ. BoSic, dopisnik.
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SOCIJALISTICKI
RADNICKI KALENDAR
"a 1916. gOdinu.

Izasao e il stampe Socijalisticki Radnicki Kalen-
dar 1916. godinu Ovogodsnji mas Kaendar nadvisu
je nase dosadasnje kalendare. On sastoji cd
odabranih clanaka IL Socalistieke znanos znanstve
nih poucnih clanaka zanimljivih prica, odabranih
pesama, posaca, savremenih slika kartuna.
Buduci ist otstampali ogranicenom brou,
oi koi zele imat ovako poucnu kng cd 1856 stranca.
kooj je SAMO SO cent?, neka odmah salju svoe
porudzbine adresu
KNJIzARA RADNIcKE BORBE
3413 St. Clair Ave. Cleveland II, Ohio
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Industrijalni juni-al>an ,e So
cijalisticka Republika procesu
stvaranja; jednom postignut
cilj, industrijalni junionizam je
Socijalisticka Republika ma poslu.
Sledstveno, Industrijalna Junija
je jednovremeno i teski mali ko-
Jim da Sc razori tvrdjava kapita-
lizma sam naslednik kapitalistic-
kog drustvenog uredjenja.
De Leon.
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Beuk $1.00.
Nakon kolekcije presto Sc ma
igranku, pesme, diskusiju it'd, do
kasno Il noe.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje svima
prisutnima j koji doprinesose "a
sto bolji uspeh proslave.
"A. Sauer, dopisnik.
KAPITAL dolazi ina svet] ka-
pljuci Cd glave do pete, il svake
pore, sa krvlju prljavstinom.
Marks.
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II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

Youngstown, o.:
sabirna lista, broj 612, sakupio j
Busdon: A. sostaric $1.OO, J. Rose
sestok $l.00, J. Anna Sekulic $1.0O,
s. Gradski Soc, j. Rusdon $1.c0, I.
Gotal Soc, v. Milic $500 A. NAL
cevic $1.00. Ukupno $500
Ukupno ovom broju s28.OO.
Svega do danas $315.5O.
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Christmas Box
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Veceri,ka u Hoboken, n. J.

subotu 49,
Ave- Hohoken Pocetak
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
Chase Sunset GoIfleoque

Larry Shea and Raoul Beaudette and still riding high at the top of the Sunset League in the Chase Country Club Golf league, the real race however, seems to be for the runner-up spot in the standing as, there is only three points separat- ing the next five teams, and some fancy shifting is expected in the last four weeks of play that lie ahead.
 The following teams did not play their matches during the . past week: Gray, Coughlin vs, Rodney, Harvey; Pronovost. Fitzgerald vs. Mack, B. Daley; Byrnes. Hart vs, Livermore, Fallon; Miller, J. Daley, vs. Prisavage, Dubiel.
 The league statitician, Maury Fitzgerald has given these teams a week of grace to get these matches played, so as to bring the standing up to date, SO get busy on the phone boys, contact your oppon- entS, and arrange these playoffs.
 The standing and schedule fol- lows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
AMERICAN A LEACH
Trojanouski Dropo Return

Storrs. Conn, Aug. l9 -CUP)- Walt Trojanowski, the nations leading grid scorer last year, will be back this season with the rest of the University of Connecticut back field who helped him mass his rec ord.
 Coach J. o. Christian reported to- day that squad of 65 is expected to turn out for the first preseason practice Thursday. Christian will be able to field a team composed entirely of letter winners. In addi- ton to the. team which piled up such good record last year, the Nutmeg mentor will have available several letter men who haven't seen action of the pigskin variety for a number of years.
 Included will be six-foot f1ve-inch Walt Dropo, 220-pound end from Plainfield, tackles Jesse Sherwood of Fairfield and John Greenwood of Bridgeport. Fred Mohr of Man chester who was star right half back as freshman in 1942, and Bill Moll 205-pound fullback from Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
Medwick 'Beoned' For Second Time

New York, Aug. 19-(UP)-Out- fielder Joe MedWick, 35, recently signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers as pineh-hitting insurance for the Na- ional league stretch drive, was re- ported in "comportable condition" at Peck Memorial Hospital today after the second serious "beaning' of his 15-years big league career.
 Pinch hitting in the seventh in- ming of yesterdays game with the Phillies, MedWick was unable to duck away from a wild curse ball thrown by Left Frank Hoerst and it hit him near the left ear. He was removed on stretcher and lost consciousness in the clubhouse at Ebbets Field.
 Following X-ray examinations at the hospital, an attending nurse reported late last night that there appear to be no complications and he is resting comfortably"
 No Helmet
 Ever since he was beaned June Is, 1940 MedWick usually wore a protective helmet, but he did not wear the safeguard yesterday.
 Yesterday was reminiscent of six years ago when MedWick-just six days after being purchased by Brooklyn from St. Louis-was hit on the head by one of Bob Bow mans pitches and for a time his life was endangered. Medwick' $ beaning was responsible for the rapid acceptance of protective hel- metS for batterS.
 Medwick's injury was the most severe of several around the majol leagues yesterday. In a pre-gamt Warnuf before the Cubs met Pitts. burgh at Chicago, Cub Coach Roy Johnson suffered a broken jaw wher struck by a liner hit by Happy (Peanuts) Lowrey during batting practice.
 During the first game of the Chi cago White SoX's doublehead der at Cleveland, First Baseman Joe Kuhe. of the Sox suffered an injured leg muscle and was replaced by Hal I TroSky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
.CoIored Borons
 8-5 Winners

A big seventh inning rally, in which the six runs were scored, gave the Waterbury Colored Barons an to 5 win over the Hudson, N. Y, All-Stars before more than 1000 fans at Fulton Park yester- day afternoon.
 The All-Stars took command ing lead in the first inning as they scored five runs off Jack Beaman, the local hurler. But the locals be- hind the heavy hitting of Jimmy Spann, who hit single and home run, and Jack Graves who contrib uted double and single, scored two runs in the fourth and six in the seventh frame to clinch the de- cision. Al Leach and Win Petteway were honored during the game by the Meteor A. C. for their out standing ability displayed in scho- lastic competition. Leach was a for mer Leavenworth pitcher while Petteway played the Crosby infield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
Pinter Heads IRA. Tennis

Herb Pinter of Chase Company and local tennis luminary was ap- pointed IRA. Tournament chair man for l946 at a meeting of the Tennis committee yesterday in the Central Y.MC.A. Other tournament committee members appointed were George Brundage, U. s. Time and George Dietz, Waterbury Compan- ies. Plans have been laid for the local event to start August 18th with a deadline date for entries August 23rd. Five events have been listed for the IRA. tourney, mems singles, women's singles, mems doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles. Member companies will be allowed to enter as many partici- pants as they want in any events Drawings in all events will be made by the tournament committee inn mediately after entries close.
 Awavds trophies will be made to the winners in all events.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
New Attendance
 Marks Continue

New York, Aug. 19. (UP)-The amazing attendance boom m the major leagues showed no signs ol slackening off today as three new records were marked up for the detroit Tigers, the Boston Red Sox and the Cleveland Indians.
 Despite the fact that the Red Sox have turned the American League race into runaway, the largest crowd in the history of De- troits Briggs Stadium-57 ,235 fans turned out yesterday to watch their hird-place Tigers drop two games to the seven-place St. Louis Browns.
 The Red Sox' four-game series with the Yankees attracted 93,233 fans, counting the 33,347 who at tended yesterdays double-header to send the Bosox well over the million mark for new all time record of 1,079,173. The pre- vious mark of 73, ,340 was set in l942
 Cleveland fans continued to re- spond to Indians President Bill Weeks new ballyhoo campaign 25 ,073 turning out for yesterdays $ twin bill with Chicago to boost the clubs season home attendance to an all-time high of 938,666. The former 26-year- old record of 9l2,- 332, set during the Tribes pennant- winning year of 1920, was eclipsed Saturday night when 305l9 fans watched the White Sox defeat Bobgy Teller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
Sullivan Wins
 Tennis Title
Especial to the Democrat ]

Thomaston, Aug. 18-Joe Sulli- van of Waterbury clinched the an nual Pine Hill Open tennis tourna ment here yesterday by edging Jack Walsh, Maiden, Massachusetts, 6-8, 2-6, 6-2, 6-1, and 9-7 in a three hour match.
 Sullivan and Walsh were selected as re-tournament co-favorites by the experts. The Waterburian drop ped the first two sets but came back strong in the ensuing matches to win decisively
 Walsh and Sullivan also teamed up to defeat Lockwood and Joe Mo Guinness, 6 to 3 and to ? in the mems doubles but dropped a set to Lockwood and Lena Caffrey while playing with Sue Sullivan in the mixed doubles.
 Weather permitting, Ace Bailey and Dr. Bert Salpeter of Bristol will oppose Newell Mitchell and Jimmy Mullen of Waterbury in the finals of the mems doubles tonight at 6.