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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-23

the purchase of SURPRISES Congress has
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Administration taking this address
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-01
s
port
High
lights
BY Sammy Joseph
Topics Of Interest We All Should Know

~Nl y 0ON1A4o SNNLI H. q W et4e VII AtJ HHN
dictions in the Major League Race this
year.
have received letters from innu,
merable Tiger fans, some a bit critical, but
don't mind, as | always say, without
Mr., Fan and his sideline remarks, there is
no baseball"
1t has always been my policy in making
predictions, to hold an unbiased court as
to selecting the probable winners in both
leagues, Well here goes nothing:
The Worlds Champion Detroit Tigers,
no doubt have the best pitching staff of
the Three major contending teams, in star
tiers Newhouser, Trucks, Benton, Overmire
and Trout, with a well reserved relief staff.
Their outfielders, Wakefield, McCosky,
Mullins and Evers will really hit their
stride when it gets a little warmer.
With Greenberg pacing the infield and
considering they hold updefensively, the
Detroit Tigers in my estimation will re,
peat.
The Boston Red Sox nave their old ball
players back, including some fair pitchers,
such as Hughson, Harris and Dobson, with
assistance from Ferris and Wilson.
Add to this such hitters as outfielders
400 Williams, Dom Dimaggio and infiel
ders Doerr, Pesky and not forgetting Elk,
Tiger Rudy York, who / believe will have
a great season with Cronin's outfit. This
is strictly the team to beat.
The New York Yankees, well known for
their feared Murderer's Row, are together
once again. Though~the. Yankee pitching,
with the exception of Chandler are very
weak, it seems everyone is worried about
their pitching staff, except the Yankees.
This team will certainly cause MANY
gray hairs among the opposing pitchers
with men like j.. Dimaggio, Keller. Gordon.
Heinrich, Rizzuto, Robinson and Terrible
Willie Dickey, the old man. You will hear
more OF this catcher Robinson in the box
scores.
1t has been my experience in the past as
to predictions, that the team leading the
league on the first of July is almost a sure
thing.
SO it is, | have given you a brief review.
out until | have fully seen each team in &C,
ton, | can say no more.
5 HADA RETURNS:
Johnny Shada, former u. of D. Football
star, is back at the campus as coach of the
Basketball team. He will relieve Athle,
nc Director Brazil, SO that Brazil may put
his full attentions towards his responsible,
lities as director.
Shada was well known as the man with
the educated toe. In his last year of foot
ball, Johnny converted 23 out of "a extra
points n was also a whizz at guard.
He was formerly with Assumption Col
lege of Canada as Coach and will assist
as line coach with Head mentor Joe Baer
at the University.
Johnny was a former Basketball star
in the old Syrian League at the Old u. of
D. Gym. He played with the Weineman
Settlement and was considered n of
their best, along with the Abdoo boys,
Fayad, Karem's, Big Esse, Joe Adams,
Bryan's Jerry Howard, Phil Michael, Joe
Simons Remember?
These men comprised the all time greats
in the Old SyrianL ebanese League. Them
were the days, All, Yesl
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-01
3puet Tanreate
IT'S BASEBALL TIME"
BY ELIAS LEWIS

BY ELIAS LEWIS
Rumor has it that the baseball seasons here,
Now we know where to get our beer,
The Minors and Majors are back again,
Even the Umpires with last years yen.
The Hot Dog man and the Cold Drink Vendor
Have learned new tricks to serve us better,
New Atomic Machines guarantee cold pop,
And serves us dogs with mustard on top.
The Peanut Vendor has a new machine too,
1t breaks the nuts, making them easier to
chew,
Their ice cream machine is really a dream,
You get a shower bath with every ice cream.
Nothing is too good for the baseball fans,
They're thinking of changing the bottles to
cans,
Isn't it thrilling to sit in the bleachers,
With your favorite brand, a bottle Of Teach
erS."
The announcer starts with his roll call
OF players who are going to play ball,
A batter steps up in front of the plate,
The ball he misses, he swung too late.
Strike one" he hears the umpire say,
Strike tWo,' again in his familiar way,
"Hey imp, that looked a little high to me"
Whats the matter with you, can't you see?
Strike three = you're out, I'm sorry old pal"
Don't call me your pal, my name is AL"
They're always SO friendly, the players and
jumps
Wishing each other a good case of mumps.
It's the ninth inning, the score is tied,
The breaks are even for either side,
The manager tries every rule in the book,
To help his pitcher keep up his hook.
His pitcher weakens and walks three men,
He signals for another from the bull pen,
This pitcher is a rookie from the farm,
He knows this game depends on his arm.
The next three batters, the rookie struck out,
Just listen to his manager laugh and shout,
Its our last bat" their manager cried,
Lets beat these hams and make them hide
The first batter singled, the next one walked,
! The next man waited, while the pitcher
talked,
A pinch hitter hit into a double play,
It was up to the rookie to save the day.
The crowd all cheered, the rookie blushed,
When the pitcher wound up, the crowd
hushed,
The rookie was ready with bat in hand,
He'd already rolled his bat in the sand.
The first two pitches were high and outside,
Then two strikes, that he knew were wide,
The next was a ball for two and three,
He hit one over the wall into a tree.
Everybody was happy for this rookie lad,
Who hit the ball with everything he had,
The field was Uttered with peanuts, dogs, and
pop
Some dogs, STILL had mustard on top.
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-01
SPRING TRAINING CHATTER:

Mr. Latiff claims his boys are rounding
into mid-season form. The hitting Of his
rockies has improved, but it still is quite
early in the season. They have yet to
work the kinks out of their muscles. The
scrub game between the Old timers and
the Youngsters displayed the enthusiasm
and fight the boys are having for the diff,
ferent positions on the first team.
GABE DYPE and GEORGE ANDARY
have held the pitching assignments super,
bly,, with the backing of such infielders as
JOE ANDARY 3D., j. ABUD SIS. E. SOP,
HIEA 2b and E. MACKOOL ID. Handling
the outfield chores were the JOSEPH
BROS, Don If, Eddie RI, George CT (That
is their weak system.)
The Old Timers who have a lot on the
ball with an added bit of pepper are com,
prised as follows: In the infield, CHAS.
LATIFF 3b, Yours truly SIS, BRIAN G,
(fiery) BRYAN 2b, and MITCH (pocket).
ELLIS ID. Handling the outfield assign,
ments are T. (shoestring) JOSEPH If, F.
flash) ALLEN { RI. and PETE 1.-TWO base)
BERRY.
The game ended in a tie 8-8, it was cal
led in order that the boys would have time
to prepare for their bowling encounters at
< n M
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-01

League.
BOB JOHNS, noted turf authority, has
just arrived by plane from Florida to be
present at our Bowling Banquet. His Ken
lucky. Derby. selections:. LORD. BOS-
WELL, on a fast track, SPY SONG, in the
mud.
Will see you at the Bowling Banquet,
Adios!
AD-DALEEL (The Guide) PAGE III
Detroit, Mich Wednesday MAY 1, 1916 Vol 3 No 46
Ad-daleel., 1946-05-01

(flery) BRYAN 70, and MITCH (pOckeC).
ELLIS Id. Handling the outfield assign
ments are T. (shoestring) JOSEPH If, E
(flash) ALLEN { RI. and PETE 1.-TWO base)
BERRY.
The game ended in q tie IS, it was cali
led in order that the boys would have time
to prepare for their bowling encounters at
5 b.. M.
BOWLING SEASON
COMES TO AN END:
The JOSEPH BROS. are the newly
crowned champs of the Syrian,Lebanon
Bowling League. They were sponsored by
Robin Hood Flour Corp. of Detroit. Nice
shooting gang! The boys are bowling in
the 1850" Tournament at Chene Trambley,
May A, and also in the Brothers Doubles
Tournament at the Chicago Rec, May IL;
COMMENTS from The OPPOSITION:
RUSSO'S ODY YEZBECK: sThey won
because of a fine team spirit. MIKE HO>
WARD: "How can you beat seven Bros,
when the opposition has only five men?
IBEDELL GEORGE: 'It was a fightyto the
stretch, any of the first four teams could
have won'', N. SOLOMON: lizard fight,
the best team won" J. DAVID: "They had
a fighting team, especially against the
tougher opponents"
HODGES FIVE-CAPT j. HODGE: 9"
am definite on the champions, the JOSEPH
BROS. winning, not only as a team, but as
the most cooperative of brothers, hat they
really are.
|HAKIM BROS.-TOMMY HAKIM:" We
take our hats off to a team that bowled
together for the first time and against ex,
perienced competition, and overcame such
obstacles" (The Hakim Bros. team finish
ed second, in this close race) LING INN
CAFE-CAPT. EDDIE MICHAEL: "We
tried to knock them off; but we admit we
lost to a good team"
/ give tribute to one of the best sports,
manship leagues in the city, THE SYRIAN
LEBANON BOWLING LEAGUE, in which
/ had the pleasure of participating.
BOWLING BANQUET:
You are asked to have your reservations
for the Bowling Banquet in by Tuesday,
May z, at the A. S L. A. club meeting at
st. Maroon Society Hall. No late reserva,
|tions will be taken. The Banquet is being
held at the Webster Hall, May 18th, at 8
Up. M. sharp.
"ORIENTELES
NEW GIRLS LEAGUE STAMPS
KAY DAVID CAPT, and Secretary of
the Girls League states, "We are over,
joyed with glee and honored to be the
new champs, Nice going girls.
COMMENTS:
VICTORETTES: (The champs for the
past A years) CAPT. ROSE SHAHEEN (:
"We were glad we lost to a good team"
|SYRIETTES: (Runnerup) MISS RACHEL
HESSEN CAPT. 1--WE lost Ma, but we will
be back next year" (Nice spirit girls.)
ISSAC MICHAEL rolled a 279 game in
the City Tournament at the Dearborn Rec,
1ssac was a former member of the Syrian
Washington Journal., 1946-01-25
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Washington Journal., 1946-01-25

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infolqe Ser Neripunbung ihr Elm Urn
abdenoInifleH mor0eH iuar.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-25

IN einem NIGHT vorher dagewesener Ausmae halten wr
Annerkaner das Sehicksal der deutschen Kinder In unserer
Hand. Sic und die Kinder 0sterreichs sind in verzweirungs-
yoner Not. wenn wr ihnen NIGHT moralische stitzung ge-
ben und Nahrungsmittel Won hier zu linen sender. werden
sic in ungezahlten Mengen sterben "a elmer 1eit. da central
EUROPA in einen Won Hunger g~eouAlten Chaos versinkt.
Die antlich festgesetzte Ernahrungsraton betragt heute in
Deutschland 1850 Kalorien. Das ist etwa die Hattie des zum
Leben notwendiger BetF8ges und heiet sicherer Tod. wennF
es den Winter hindurch ~fortgesetzt wird. Nur die VefeiniR-
ten Staten haben die Macht una die Vorrate, in dieser KTi-
SIS 2n handeln. Aber wenig oder NIGHTS list getan worden-
Unser E1eer und unsere Regerung scheinen elm Mandat Won
dem anerikanischen Woke III erwarten. Nahrungsmittel IN
die ~zerstorten und der Sahrungsmittel e~ntbIosten stadte ~
sender, In denen E1llionen ohne Wohnung und ofne Err
werbsnoglfcl1keit Yegeteren. Keine andere Macht oder Or
ganlsation kann eine. Hungersnot. besonders in Deutschland.
IN dfesem Winter verlindeTn. Der UN2RA list verboten.
SIGH .~deutscher Staatsangeh6riger anzunehfnen afe Grund
ihref Satzungen. rs gibt kene deutsche Referring, die Gel
der erbitten oder bergen konnte. UNI damit NahrungsmitteI
I'm Ausland su kaufen.
In aler Demut haben wir Quaker es auf uns genornmen. ais
Fdrsprecher fir die geschlage1en und stunrnen Masseh
Deutschlands aufzutreten.s Wir glauben. dae Millionen Anne
rlkaneF unsere Uberzeugung teien. DAB linen Nahrung ge-
geben werden muH. soviet es In unseren Kraften steht. Das
list nieht nur cline h~umanitare Regrng. Wiz sprechen aus
Washington Journal., 1946-01-25
Debate iibcr alnti.
StrciemobnaRntsm

@~albindton Cine einge9enoe
Debotte uno A%bitimming itber &nti'
itretfmaBnobmen I'M 9ouS lHetnt N
Ser ndtiteu 3ltfuHit gewa9rleiitet gu
ieiu. Tie III 6rage fonmetoen
Qomitees trer0en III ser ndfiten
@ode poiitioc Iftionen u~nterneb'
men iii 8orbereitltng auF 1ebotte int
9Ienun1. Mebr ilu0 mebr WSitglieoer
bon Sous ans Senat ioroern cine
NbItimmuitq. Anoere erfldren, ooB
tbre @GbIer Druid alS8uirben Begin
Washington Journal., 1946-01-25
sdmeideIbaft

6rauIein Slider. Sic iid germ i'm.
qef bort, trifft auf elmer Beieu.
ifloft germ 9r. @roB un0 benpei
Die quite @eIegenbeit, umionit lei1er
drStIihen Rat ein8ubolen.
.5aqeit Sic, @err 9oftor. meiner
Sic liht aud, Dab @ier gltt fiir Die
Stimme iin02"
.Sidnrlih onq0iges 6r6uIein"
ant1Dottet Or. @roB, .5n6en SiC
oenn nod ME sic &iiAner nod 0en
GierIegen gqdern pebort2"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-25

-Urt ituttsfhtnoeu.
Sdon 6oI0 nods BEN Eo6e jbreB
@atten fono iid 5rou 6umnerteiu
in ara %reouaicrten firan3ielIen Der.
baItniIen. @sg tpar all Der 9uyus,
oeu lie senoiieu bate.
Sn ipiteren Sabren bat Jrau
Sammeritein tn Sen Strdben Don
Rem gorf &pfd ~oerfauit. SIR Debut
ais @piGIirdu fun tur5 mad t6rer
8%eireiuug Don eiuer SduI6igerfldr
una megen nngebiSbrIiten Bcncg-
mems. yGns 1T Oas Bette. sOos id. tun
fam, bis i'd etlpas 6~eiieres finoe.
iogte lie odmdIs zen Soitrnalften.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-25
@rantiuerbnna

o@ciue 1ohter fam ifiDimmen
mo maIeu, lie bat ibren Nutofiibrer.
itcir uu0 lit cine gl1n3en6e 9ennis.
ipidCriu", iagta Die fiinitiae Sdmte.
germutter nit priifeHoem Bid su
Dem 8eDerber. limo mas tonnen
Sie?@
sd lam todlen. a~usbeilern un0
bin aud i'm @roBreinemoten er.
fabren" ertuioerte er itiidtern.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-25

Sies babe nitt nit irsenOpeIheu
Dolitiiten glods 5u tuu, Oo mir
deden Sic 9ilOius iolder 8lods
Nic scr frau3oitite AuBenmini-
liter oarIeate ,t0nnte sic Rubr Geile
iArer 9ro0utte uah Dem 8eit
DeufStIon0s ansfitbren inter Der
ge6fnaurQ ieTbitDerltdn0lihs OaB
6drnier nidts &riedsmaterial
abnlid febe@.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-25

eriolate, uah6em IS nit Z einen.
Gntraa ab9lbut bate. sic gcrIoge 10.
fort ouS5uberidteH,
Mops @ruppe Diiroe, tuenn es TO-
nett fomnt oie 5temIid ihorf &c.
baIteue Smith. areuoS 8orIage pei.
ter abdnoern. 1os 3omitee bat lie
beretts 9ebiGigt inns iie itebt nun
auf Dem QlIen0er beg 9anle8.