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Wearien-&irf)e in 8acine erfolaten
am Wontag Die feierliden Greqllien
fir oen i'm gllter bon oreiunofiiufaia
Sabren peritorbenen bodap. Srn.
George S. Segeman, 5ulest Bfarrer
Der Ser5- Seiu-@emeinoe in ct. Mar.
tins bel Sales Corners. Gas feier.
lt6e &equiemamt covam avchiebiscobo
5elebrierte Der bobp. Sr. 8farrer
Sobn S. Sect bon @eit aais;. oie
Yreoigt belt Der boftp. Sr. Bfarrer
Sreoerid arnolb, ebenfaas bon @eit
aais. Gr5biidof ailep erteilte oie Iet.
te Ibiolution an Ser 8abre.
Ger 8eritorbene tpuroe in 9aocine
geboren nno abioloierte Die oortiaen
Bfarridulen. 9arauf beiudte er 6as
Soras College in Dubuque uno bon.
enote ieine 5tuoien in 2om, mo er
1916 bic Hrieitertpeibe empfina. geod,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05
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aus @aibineton bra6te unfer'n
10. 0e5ember Die rsln. BreB" bic
folgertbe Weloung, Die mir in ibrer
.gan5en fraiien uSadli9feit" ipieoer-
geben; elm aommentar ergibt ii6
gana BON ielber.
Mer5te gaben beute einen v2eiden-
idau-8 -8eridt" iiber 0eutl ldlou6 ub
unb idasten, oab bel ben alIiierten
2uftangriffen auf beutI6e Staote
funfbunoerttauienb Berionen ibr 2e-
ben eingebiiBt baben.
Der geridt tpurbe bon Der drat-
lifen Mbteilung Der Limited states
Strategic Bombing Surbep" erItat-
tet, elmer aus 3ipiliiten lno Wilitdrs
beftebenoen slmtsiteqe, Die ernannt
tporoen lit, INN Die grgebniiie oes
2nftfrieses gesen oie Naais ou ana-
lpfieren. 9ie meoi5iniiden Gadper.
itdnoigen folgten ben Snpaiionsltreit-
frqften Der Ser. Staaten, gnglan6s
uno Sranfreids na9 DeutidIanb
binein, itellten On Srt un6 SteIle I'm
teriuhnngen an un6 perb0rten bic
8ipilbep0lferung.
!, .lGs tparen fiibIe anaIptiIhe grbe-
bungen, Die iie iiber Den fln6amen-
taIen 3med oes arieees anitelIten -
oos Ioten bon Weniden, mas ibren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05
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begelegt nit Dem gnoaiel, ssranco at
itiir5en. uno in 8aibinston uno,
2onoon gine man tpilIig barauf elm.
Sn 2onoon bat man 8e6enfen, 6as,
&egime Granco b1,rd 6ie grilreaie-
rung gu eriesen, Die iid in Merifo
aufgetan bat ltno ii6 aus 0iibrern
Der 8anoiten 5uian,meriest, ,pelde.
in benz blutigen Biirgerfrieg Spa.
MEN tiefe Bunben idlugen. SIT
8albington lit man bereit, aud 6ieIe.
Serroriiten nit in &auf au nebmen,
ote I'M Staatsoepartement aus mnb
elm geben. Spanien bat iih in elmer
tpiiroebollen grflarung gegen oieie.
ifanoaloien gntipiflungen aur Debr,
geiest under 8erufung auf 6as SOL
terredt. 0as 5eigt, tpie riidItdnoia
man in Waorio lit, ipenn mon nod
an Dos Bolferreht gIaubt!
gnglano unb Mmerifa baben iid],
ieiner5eit Der Mostau'er sSorberuna
gebengt, Die leeitime, uns perbiin.
oete poIniihe grilresier,,ng iiber.
Boro getporfen unb bas 3ubIiner-
4on1ttee, cine Wosfau'er Jiliale, an.
erfannt. Sic baben ioeben ben Blut.
buno Sito, Wfosfaus Agent in ssugo.
llapien, anerfn1u1t. gs lGge auf Ser
gleid,en 2inie, Denn iie Die be1te 3u
Medt beitebenoe ipanii9e Megieruna
nnteroriidten uno oem ipaniihen.
Wolt Die Morobuben aufa,pangen, oie,
10 unldglibes glen6 iiber 6as Qurrb
gebrabt baben.
Mber man miro in @aibington un6
Sonoon ihon cine ialbungsboue syor..
mel finoen, eine iolde @etpaltpolitif,
Die nidt ollein anitobig, ionoern aud,
unf!ug uno furaiidtig lit, gu redt.
fertigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

ben Statiitifen! Mie es lit, iinb mir
iiberan bas finite Hao am Bagen.
Riemanb fraet nod uus. Die Srie.
bensprogramme bes 8apites iino
ldnglt ad acta gelegt. Oie grflarun-
gen Der 8iidofe tperoen bret Gage
fomnentiert, Damn nergeiien. unb mo
mir nod ntittun roiirfen", oa paiien
mir inns an, ri6alten ,lits gleid,", lall-
fen binter ben anoeren ber unb iinb
dngltli6 beniibt, nidt burh eigenen
@eilt uno eisenen Stil aufsufalen.
8ir &atbnlifen, MtitsIieoer bes al
telten Ioels in Der @elt, nit elmer
Siibrl,ng, aus ser Die 8eisbeit Der
ssabrtaulenbe iprid)t, beinabe bie ein-
5igen &ertreter grllnoidsliden Sen.
fens in elmer @elt, Die nllr bon gtiib-
li6feit 1,no 8etpinniu6t geleitet miro,
buben groBere 8erantmortl1ng als ie-
mano anoers fir bas Sdifial Der
@elt - unier S6idial. gs miro niel
on uns 1lno unierer Saltung Iiegen,
Oh ser 8eg i'm Sabre 1916 au gbris
ltlts ODER gu hen MG6ten hes @nti=
drilt fiibrt 8er INNER Die 3ethen
Der 3eit erfennt, 1,nter ibrer Scot lei
BET, it6 oerontportlib fiiblt fir bic
9riioer uno Sdmeltern gbrilti, Der
muB init giniab iei1ter gan5er &raft,.
ieiner tiefiten 2iebe ltnb 9egeilterilng
nit alien Spfern iid Dem &ufe @ot-t
tes in lnierer 3eit bingeben - tros
aller S6pierigfeiten ln1o Climber
niile, trot Ser lebermadt Ser @eg=
ner.
uSb oie 3eit nod reidt? 0ie 2ige
nidt au tief ii6 fraB9
gei 8ott lit nidts un1nogli6! Sd
un0 0u
uno ieOer, Dem Elm Ser5 nod iblqgt
i'm 2etb,
fam iett 1ob nirfen. gS lit nod
1i6t Na6t.
Gs gibt nod Sdl1ier, ni9t &oiernen
1t1lr,
mo- 0u oem Sinh, Dem Jliidtling Ser
..l' berg leiblt.
.Gs gibt nod freies 8ort, NIT Dem bu
bid,
nenn's oir gegeben marb, oes 2ues
ertpebrit,
oes Sugs Ser ,gignen', 1li9t Der
,6einoe', Gbriit!
Gs gibt nod @elo unb 8ut, bas fei=
mem Staot
bel Strafe 0u ,freipilig' geben muBt,
ooS pabrbaft frei bu 8riioern i6en>
fen oarfit.
Nod gruoer! - No6 nie Iane2?
Gs liegt an u11s"
(Grosmus slter).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

| bie iiberm1Bige Site piir6en Die
2ungen beriengt, benz &0rper pIot-
Ii1 aIIe Gliifiiefeit entsogen. .Die
meiiten bieier Spfer tparen ntht 5l
IIhe berbrnnnt, als man iie fdl16,
ionbern pertrofnet ltno 5uIamnenge-
ihruntpft, Weiin1ien dbnlid."
4oblengas fiibrte in 2nftfhus-
unterltdnoen 1inb &ellern gum gooe.
gs tpuroe er5eugt ourh einen unge-
1liigenben 8erbrennungspro5eB, tpel-
hen Die Slarmen braliBen er5eugten,
ODER burh Bombenerploiionen, bel
oenen iih Bis 81 iieb5ig Broae1tt Sob
lengaie ent1pifelter. Die Weniden IN
ben aeIern faltben einen iatften Sob.
sic muroen in iisenber Ste1ung auf-
gefunben, tparen unberiibrt BON Der
8ombenerploiion geblieben uno
einfa1 tot.
Gin 2uftbombarbement trei6t Die
2eute nift in ben @abniinn. Sddt-
aungsneiie bot Die 3nbl Der IN ST..
renanitalten eineelieferten Berionen
i1brli9 Inn apeiunobreibig bis bier
unoiiinfaig groaent abgenomnen.
Die 2eute batten iobiele Sorgen Inn
ibre Somilien ibren 8eiis unb
Sreunbe, Dob ibnen feline 3eit blieb,
iiber ibr eisenes Sdidial radsusrii-
beln.
@abreno Ses arieees CAB es in
9eutl9lano feine gpiben1ien. @es-
balb nidt, bariiber iinb ii6 Die ame-
rifanil6en aer5te nt6t gan5 einig.
Sa6berit6noige, ipel6e Die Inter-
ili6ungen borgenonmen baben, n1ei-
men, baB bie beuti6e &orperpflege.
oie mafenoie Sauberfeit Der beuti1en
@obnungen unb Die 8efolgung Der
Intpeiiungen bes gut organii iterten
@eiunobeitsoienites etipas oarnit 5u
tun gebabt baben. @enn es al9 fei-
ne gpioemien sob, 10 sei9ten ood
getpiiie &ranfbeiten eine 3unabme,
mos in manden @ebieten ernitli6e
Grobleme biloete.
2ei6en unter ben Sriinmerbaufen
ber aerlt0rten StGbte oman nirnmt
an, bob iid nod fiinfllnoiiebaig- bis
adtaigtauienb Sote unter ben &uinen
befinbeD fiibrten ni1t gum slusbruh
bon aranfbeiten. Die beuti6e grflG-
rltng oafiir lautet pie folgt:
Our6 2ei6en neroen feine &ranf@
beiten perbreitet, ba Die 3eriesung
ole &ranfbeitstrGger pernibtet; Die
2eiden lpuroen 1lid)t gu 8rl,tpIdsen
bon Sliegen, oa es in ben bonlbor-
oierten unb ausgebrannten @ebieten
tuenig 5liegen gab; Die ba5inentra.
genoen Ratten bermebrten ii1 ni1t
burd Die 2eiben, ba Die 8erpeirna
gep0bnli6 nbereits 10 tpeit porge-
idritten NOR, DOB Die Staten es por-
5ogen, iiG bon anberen 9ingen su
nabren, Die BEL iold,en 3eritorungen
reiblt6 our 8erfiisung itanben".
9ie 8on1ben 5erltorten &onIerben-
fabrifen, 2agerbduier uno bor allemr
Die Sransportmittel, tpel6e fir Die
notwithstanding unbeoingt ge.
brou9t puroen. gs laBt iid iest nod
nibt genau feititeaen, in neldem Nia-
BE Die 8eridledterune Der golfser-
nabrung CUR Nieoerlage 9euti6lanos
beitrug, aber riie NOR elm tpihtiger
5aftor". sluf ale Salle bot iie in Ser
ysadfriegs5eit 5ltr 2ebensmittelfnapp-
belt i'm &eide beigetragen.
~8enn iopiele Weenlden bereits
our6 Suftangriffe getotet lpur6en, BEL
oenen gr0Btenteils Brd5iiionsbombar-
oierungen our Inuenoung gelongten.
mas miro 6ann crit paiiieren, tpenn
man anfangt, nit ben neuen Oin-
germ (2afeten-a -atombomben berum.
5ltperfen, bic tie niht lenfen fon~
nen2" 2"--
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27

WANTED - EXPERIENCED MAINTEN-
ance engineer. Capable of keeping ma
chinery and equipment operating in
complete fertilizer plant located in
desirable North Carolina town. Write
Box D-20, care Star-News.
WANTED - MEN OVER FACTORY
age for Rawleigh Routes, Large organ
ization Good Profits to willing workers.
Steady work. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
NCA-252-113, Richmond, Va.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Legal Notices
YnIMAar nLxcTIoN


MONDAY, YnBnuARY ls, ls4s
To the Qualified Electors of the
LIST. End, 3rd wards, City OF Ypsilanti,
State ~ Michigan.
NOTICE IL hereby given that a
Primary Election will be held in
MONDAY. FEBRUARY ls, ls4s
At the Places in the several Wards
Of said city as indicated below, NAME
":
FIRST wARD-PRECINCT NO. Z
Rear OF Police Station, 81 S. WASH
tngton 81.
PRECINCT no. ?
Park House, 1915 Congress ST
SECOND WARD-PRECINCT NO. l
q, a. r, Hall. 40 Pearl ST.
PRECINCT NO. ?
Garage, Rear OF 1872 y. Congress
THIRD wARD-PRECINCT NO. 1
city Hall 800 y. Huron 81.
PRECINCT NO
Welch Hall, First Floor. west
cross st.
Said Primary Election is for the
purpose OF placing i'm nomination hv
all political parties participating
therein, candidates for city offices
not already determined by petitions
filed for said offices, namely:
AN ALDERMAN IN THE FIRST
WARD on the REPUBLICAN
TICKET
AN ALDERMAN IN THE SEC
OND WARD on the REPTBLI-
CAN TICKET
AN ALDERMAN IN THE THIRD
WARD on the REPU BLICAN
TICKET.
The Polls OF said Election will be
open at 700 o'clock a. )m.. and viii
remain open until $500 p. IN. on said
day OF Election.
Signed.
". c. HOLMES, City Clerk.
adv. BIAS
The last royal ruler OF Hawaii
was Queen Liliuokalani who do
scended from the throne in 1898.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Ehman & Oreenstreet
REALTORS
tl0 ". Michigan Ave.
Phone Il57 or $3.50

SPRINGS COMING soon. Own new
home with a garden spot near KAT
ser-Frazer plant. Desirable location.
Reasonable terms. Complete the in
terror yourself. Save time and
money. Children welcome. For de-
tails see or call
+. BRAMAN
e0i1 Harding. Phone 24s4
CozY 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE All
modern furnace-shower and
tub bath-Available at once. Chill
dren welcome. Reasonable terms.
+. BRAMAN,
Call 24si 2OlI Harding.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, stoker
heat, storm windows. 433 F. Aims
worth. Call 160S-I.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM HOME
Newly decorated throughout.-S
hedrooms-A wonderful bargain
in good location. Prospect Park
district, Available soon. Reason
able terms
F. BRAMAN
Phone 2494 2O11 Harding.
. BEDROOM HOME ; years old. OIL
furnace, electric hot water heater.
$500. $500 down Prefer 10 sell
10 young couple with children. 234
Spencer Lane. Phone 309-J-2.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Real Estate
Houses For SAFE

Harry c. Peet
NEARLY new GARAGE. lots.
Huron Dam subdivision. Sl,7o0.
SUBURBAN room house, utility
room. septic tank stool. $4,000.
Terms.
BUSINESS CORNER
WE'LL LOCATED, on Michigan Ave,
Holmes Road or Ecorse Road.
Large business or super gas sta
tion location. Wide frontages.
MODERN BRICK 8 room house, East
side, tlO.5OO. Terms.
4 ROOMS, BATH, hardwood floors,
one Of the newer houses. $4,000.
I ROOM MODERN house. Huron
Dam subdivision. completely fur
nished. $4,000. Terms.
) ACRES. on Whitaker Road, Z room
tile brick house, full basement.
Furnace. $1,000. Terms.
MODERN BRICK APARTMENT
house. two baths. automatic oil
heat large lot, low taxes, one OF
NAN hNhNE HhAENEH y NANHVNNs
( ROOM HOUSE, nearly new, large
lot il5 II. by i20 II. near Kaiser
Frazer Plant. $500. Terms.
NICE LOT for building on Hemphlll
Road. Newer homes in district. Re
strictions. Priced 10 sell.
WEST CROSS ST near Normal, IL
room income house. Two baths.
Kitchens. Holland furnace with
blower. Automatic control, Lot So
feet by $50 feet Price 100000.
Terms.
NORMAL STREET. west side, six
room house, bath. furnace, garage,
large lot. $500 Terms
YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING for q
modern brick house. We have mod
ern two bedroom brick home. auto
matte oil heat, recreation room,
laundry room. West Side suburban,
$1,000. Terms. one OF the newer
homes.
WHITAKER, suburban, medium
size house on main highway, a
acre. Price $4,000. Terms.
on NORMAL ST, new listing,
room modern house, garage, nice
lot. $500. Terms.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR
BEST ADVERTISEMENT
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Classified Adoenising

Insertions hhsi
One Day Three lfo Sir Days ioc Ten Days &c
Minimum advertisement 10 three nsA
display annual contrsA
No
Dsadins before publication Telephones tIO All
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Real Estate
Wanted To Rent

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desire i.
?. : room apt. No drinking. Box
N-s6. care Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Employment
Help Wanted, Female

LADIES, EARN s. TO $40 Per Dav
taking orders for latest spring
styles. Phone Mrs. Ruth Liss. 7s7W
EXPERIENCED COOK for League
house in Ann Arbor. No luncheons
or Sunday work. For Interview Box
N-97. co Press.
WOMAN AROUND FORTY TO keep
house for single man on small
farm. Good home for right party.
Full charge. BOX N-sS, C. o Press.
HOUsEKEEPER-Care Of two chill
dren. Ironing; no washing OF cook
Ing. Live In. Phone lO6-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07

WANTED: furnished apartment. 2
bedrooms. Phone 654. Mr.. Lar
kin.
FURNISHED as ROOM HOUSE or
Apt. by engineer and family. Box
No. N-sS co Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Money To Loan

get the loan
Yes. ont Of who ask for
loan at Personal" get 1t be-
cause tho more times we say
"Yes"-the more business We
do. And since making Personal
Loans OF SIS TO $3.50 or more Is
our ONLY husiness-that Is
mighty Important 10 us.
1. "Tide-Over loans for work
ers waiting to 20 back TO
work.
:. Loans made to employed men
o. women, for any worth
while purpose - pay bills.
taxes, etc.
t25 and up for one to 10
days.
T. Complete privacy. Losns Us
ually made on your sigma
ture only. Employers or
frieHds are not involved.
Don't borrow unneces sarily, but
n loan Is the best solution To
your money problems, give US
chance to say YES" Come in.
Phone or write today. Loans
made In nearby towns.
Personal Finance Co.
Phone $50 Ypsilantl.
1s y. Huron ST.. Ground Floor.
LOANs-to build. buy. refinance ant
repair, 4.Oi per cent yearly by oui
cooperative plan. No delay and N,
red tape. Ypsilanti Building a
Loan Assn. A. r. McAndrew. As
sistant Secretary. 2il w. Michigan
AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCE
Associated Motor Services Inc.
80 n Adams Phone sos
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07

The last royal ruler OF Hawaii
was Queen Liliuokalani who do
scended from the throne in 1898.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Real Estate
suburban Property For Sale

40 ACREs-FAIR BUILDINGs-Nsw
and old orchard. 1855 Butler Road.
Willis on Bus Line.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
Normal ST.

6 ROOM modern house, hardwood
floors downstairs, large lot. $500
terms. Harry e. Peet. Realtor, ll9
Pearl ST. Phona 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-07
cuisines. Property For Sal.

BUSINESS PROPERTY SUBJECT
70 lease Yisld toc, on Investment.
Box W-2a care Press
Evening star., 1946-08-06

strengthen the Mats mound staff
numerically if not artistically. The
34-year-old Wade, southpaw who
is seeing service with his sixth
American League club, was obtained
from New York at the $500 waiver
price.
Wade appeared in IS games with
the Yankees this season, once as a
starter, and won two and lost one.
He came up with Detroit in 1896
and since has hurled for the Boston
Red Sox, ST. Louis Browns and Chi
cago White Sox in addition to the
Yankees
Second Division Yawns.
The staggering Mats, defeated in
six OF their last seven games, must
display sudden form reversal if
they hope to avoid stumbling into
the second division Cleveland now
is breathing down the Mats necks,
trailing the fourth-place club only
by mere two games.
Tonight will be Ladies Night and
to eliminate congestion that devel-
oped last time, Griffith Stadim Of
ficials have announced that women
may purchase tax tickets at any
box Office window and enter any
gate.
The Mats returned from the West
with record of seven wins and nine
losses and new occupant of the
shortfield in Billy Hitchcock, who
has been handling the position
brilliantly. Cecil Travis has been
shifted to third base.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Capital Printers Nine
One Down in Tourney
Speciol Dispoteh 10 The s,o,

BOSTON, Aug. 6.--Washington
was one down in it's bid for the title
after bowing to Boston. 17-9. In yes
terdays opening round of the 32d
annual Union Printers international
baseball tournament. Two defeats
eliminate team.
Manager George Mosedale's men
matched the Hub City's stickwork
with IA hits, but were woefully weak
af1eld, committing eight errors.
Taking advantage of these miscues
Boston piled up IA runs in the first
four frames and coasted home
Buddy Bray went the full distance
for Washington, with Bob Courbat
and Bucky Greer dividing catching
chores.
Washington, which has won Il
championships. was conceded little
chance of surviving beyond the
second round Boston is co-favorite
with Detroit, which got off to fiy-
ing start with an 80 victory ovel
Indianapolis on the strength OF
Martins one-hit mound perform
ance
Other results: Chicago, IL; Bal.
timore, 5; ST. Paul, II: Cincinnati, /;
New York. s: st. Louis, 3.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-John Peter
(Honus) Wagner and Tyrus Ray
mond Cobb think such present day
players as Ted Williams and Marty
Marion are tops, but they wonder
how today's hot-shots would per.
form against the spitball and high
flying spikes of yesteryear.
Wagner and Cobb, who are coach
ing the East and West squads re-
spectively which meet in the third
annual All-American boys baseball
game at Wrigley Field Saturday
traded memories last night ano
agreed that playing was a lot more
rugged when they met in the 1905
World Series between Pittsburgh
and DeUroit.
Cobb who is croWding go but
stands Iall and erect, said Williams
the current batting sensation oi
the REQ SoX, was a really great
hitter" but as an all-around fielder
he could take lessons from few
old-time greats.
Both Cobb and Wagner expressed
doubt that Williams could take his
famed whip-like cut at the ball, il
rival pitchers were shooting spit
balls, emory balls, or amy Other
tricky pitch that used to frighter
bstters
Wagner. still sharp and witty
despite his y years, thinks thai
hitting and fielding go hand-in'
hand, and that's why he picks
Harold (Pee-Wee) Reese of Brook
Iva as The shortstop peer Of MARTY
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Cobb, Wagner Loud Williams,
But Doubt He Could Hit SpitbuII

Marion, famed fielder OF the Cardi-
nails
Reese can hit that ball and he
can scoop EN- up" declared Wag-
ner, who is coach of the Pittsburgh
Pirates. Marion is a great fielder
but where is he in the batting line
Iup?"
Wagner and Cobb have nothing
but mutual respect for each other
Hes great guy, there never was
a shortstop to compare with him,
Cobb whispered privately to sports
writer's.
That Cobb was great, the bes,
outflelder in the game" Wagner de-
clared after Cobb had left the ALL
American baseball quarters where
both had shared the microphone in
pregame broadcast.
Wagner stole all the thunder in
the 1909 World Series, won by the
Pirates, four games to three, as he
averaged 1888 at bat while Cobb, the
Tigers leading batter, slumped to
.231 in what proved to be his last
series.
Cobb tried to tempt Wagner tc
leave his hotel for late evening
steak. IF was playing tomorrow
grinned Honus, I'D go out and have
Two"
The famed Georgia Peach, wrap
ping his arms around the stocky
Wagner, challenged: You know
Honus, you're the best in baseball
but we're gonna whip your ears of
Saturday"
Wen be waiting for you," Wag-
ner retorted, land none of your
fancy stuff on the bases"
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Eleven 3-Yeur-OIds Are Named
For Hombletoniun Tomorrow

Walter Spencer, stablemate of last
years champion, Titan Hanover.
Each of these will have an old
time ace doing the plotting Victory
Song, disappointment last year
will be handled by Palm. the Indian
apolis veteran who piloted the great
Greyhound in '35. Walter Spencer
will be driven by Pownall, who was
in the s,llky behind the Titan a year
ago.
Heretofore, it had been expected
that Gibson White. 3l-year-old
member Of the famed Kentucky
trottlng clan, would drive Deanna
because she is owned jointly by him
and Sonny Sheppard of Hanover,
Pa. But overnight the rumor went
around that Gibson would bow out
in favor of his father, and Ben
would handle Deanna. Westfield
Girl, a s25,0O0 purchase of oil man
E. j. Baker of St. Charles, Ill. has
two classy performances to her
credit this year and may prove a big
threat.
Westfleld Girl not only is rated
right up among the others for abil-
lty but she'll also be driven by her
trainer, Harry Whitney of Aiken
S. c., and Harry would like to beat
Chestertown tomorrow.
Harry was the trainer of Chester
town before Bill Cane, who owns
Good Time track, sold the son of
Volom1te to Smith. Yesterday s
switch by Smith to Berry as Ches-
tertown's driver wasn't exactly what
whitney wanted. So Harry's rarin'
TO go now.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Mats Rely on Leonard
To Trip Yanks;; Wade
Added as Insurance
By Burton Hawkins

Dutch Leonard will lug the Mats
three-game losing streak and per-
sonal record of similar proportions
into the series opener with the New
York Yankees tonight at Griffth
Stadium with the fond hope that
Washington's hitters are prepared
to offer him more stylish support.
The Mats pudgy knuckle- -baller
has dropped three straight starts
and four of his last five decisions,
but against the Yankees he is dis
playing highly satisfactory season.
Dutch has whipped 'em on each
of the three occasions he has con-
fronted them this year.
Leonard chiefly is responsible for
the Mats record of five victories
in II games with the Yankees this
season. In "a innings against New
York, he has allowed only l run
and 13 hits and walked only over
that span
Wade Much Travelled Hurler.
Pitching has been no problem for
Manager Ossle Bluege, who currently
is fretting about the Mats lack of
hitting. In their last three games
with the White Sox. the Mats stirred
up only one run and Washington
was defeated at Chicago in three of
four games despite pitching that
Welded only five runs.
With Roger Wolff and Marino
Pieretti out with injuries. however,
! the acquisition of veteran Jake
| Wade from the Yankees will
Evening star., 1946-08-06
BY the Associoted Pres.

GOSHEN. N. Y, Aug. GA field
of II 3-year-old trotters, headed by
the $4,000 California hope. Chester
town, from the barn of Walter E
Smith of Los Angeles, was entered
today for tomorrow's 2lst running
of the Hambletonian at Good Time
track
Three fillies, seven colts and one
gelding were listed in the Office of
Track Secretary AL Saucders today
to run for the estimated S28 900 purse
going to the top trotter in the
best two OF three heats tomorrow.
Money awards from the total
$4,000 pot also go to the next five
horses back of the winner in the
buggy whip derby.
All of the choices back of Chester
town also were in the entry lists
Mrs. James B. Johnson, jr.'s $4,000
yearling, Victory Song, from Roches-
ter. Mich, the flllies Deanna, last
years Champion 2-year old, and
Westfleld Girl from the barn of E. j
Baker of st. Charles, III.
Berry, the one-time English run
ming horse Jockey who turned to
the trotters when the runners COM
planned about his increasing weight,
was named today to handle Ches-
tertown. bought last week for SAC, 900
by Walter E. Smith of Los Angeles
Chestertown is the Hambletonian
choice after winning three straight
in Maine, but close to him are De-
anna, champion 2-year- -old of last
year: Victory Song, full brother to
the l942 winner, Volo Song, and