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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

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oie SfiiSiersrans befleioen, elm @ehi
auf bic a,ls1nuiter,ngs5abl,ng BE.
Iiteu.
g.: Nur Sfiisiere unter Dem @ana
zines &auptmanns baben oieics
geht. oie ionitisen Siiisiersd,araer
ii,lo 6a3u ,,ibt berehtigt.
g.: 9ie Mutter elmer Armp Nsurie
irast tparum oie Mutter zines @ac.
aorporals einen boberen nlonntlid)en
l1nterbaltimesbeitrag bon Ser Megie.
rung erbdlt als Tie ierbit.
a.: Sbre 1ohter befleioet einci1
Sffisiersrang uno Sestpegen fann iie
fir Sic feinen 5amilienunteritiit.
ungsbeitrug erlangen. 0as anoere
Ndbhen bat n,ir unteroifi5iersranq
ilno 6aber bat ibre .0frtter Elm Mehl
d,lf oen 1amilienlinterbal altungsbei,
trag. Das @elo apel6es Sic erbaltell
apirb aur edn3e bon ser 8eIolouno
Sbrer Sohter ubge3ogen, tp1brent
bic Negierung gum @ebaltsab5ug oes
onoeren Mdohers einen 3niduE
leiltet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

0as Sane ber pi.lcm Sreppcu II. a.

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regiments in Sort ge,,nina, Ga.
iino rieiiae 8atfltcin6alitcu. Sic 213s
Mann beberherger fSnncn. v:s ban
BELT iilb bier ,irl Sic crlten icuoi:
ton ser II. g. Nr.ncr errihtetcu Ga,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Donaerstas, ben A. MPril 1946

Gas geabtensperte al Dem Mil.
cor-&aus III Dorf, Mcsre, I t i,itt
10 ieGr fem alter, a:s pir(ncbr ser
@roen o1rf Sem aas eDenals als
8aItbaus belntte Oet,iuEc :tebt, oet
al,f 900 Sabre perpohtet ruarS.
Son oieier Yadjt i,no hercits 300
Sabre abgelatfen
Iie 8utterp4Sdge,niib IN g.ors
tpalf, Cont, miro ieit 1888 ullitater-
brod)en betriebelt llno lit 1T 6s3l!s a,lf
y rGienitiobre" oas 1ltelte Sase,uert
in Sen Iereiniaten Stoaten.
Ser grobte Groou5ent bon S'eiB.
rcrihliiiien in Ser yNelt 1T Sic ga.
loniabrif bon Meaobiuc. ga. Sic
@e5cidulma "3ippcr" fir &ciijoer'
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ser potcnti.rte Mome ccr 1u,t g. &.
@oporih Company ia5risicrlcn Ga
loitcn, sic NIT Heiboerih!,li, rers
icbcn iinh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

fSranffnrt a. '90t. Nad elmer Mit.
teilltng Der Milit1rpoIisci tpurce Ell,
anerifaniider SoIoat bon einer
@rnppe iunger De,ltiher iiberfalle,,
itnS faItriert unb ELM 3ipeiter soloat
IN Der Nabe ser anterifanih=ruiiiid
Effupations5one ermorSet.
sSm eriten Jaa bdnbelt es lid III,
eiilen aorporaI, Der iid) iest in einenl
arnleeboipital befinoet.. 2ieier aor.
poral tpuroe am 20. Mdr3 Inn bier
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
HcuGn>cr toerbrettttett
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sl'nlterham. @egen ser llniiher.
beit oes Mnrftes, iniif,erer Erei'e
nnb ltngipibbeiteu ser sluben- -8aNs
oelspolltif ser Heaierl,ng iino bol.
lanei'd)e glumeu5iihter baSu ii6er.
ge9angen, Rlumen;ipiebeln nlalien.
baft 81, perbrenncn. Die 9lumen,iih.
ter iflten bel, Gerlllt auf rilno ;.
I'D, 900 @uloen ODER $42t,tSO.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
11itier Uele Srmbeft -
Htlfe ttet - Kaftaca

cen Selern artifel sur Gsriiigung ges
itelIt, sic sic gtot lNierer iGdIiiiten
SolfsgcnoNen, noi,umer lie in oer,,
5erriiienen europa perltreut iino, III
ber5ergreifenoer @eile ibiloern. Ser
grief bon Serrn ssobatn1 Sartig. Sch.
rer alls 9otid,, 5eigt 10 oclltlib Sos
l,nbeidreiblitbe glcno, tpcldes dui
l,nieren Gltern, @riiberu inns Shtpe-
itern iomie Golfssenoiien aus oem
SitSoittn gurcpas beraufbeidiporeu
luorDen ut. Gs lpielt bette feineHclle
1nebr ob ihulb ooer idmlblos, oas
GlenS lit Sa, sic slerrllten Ser Mrrnen
fins ibrer Hed)te berallbt, ldonungs-
los 1uerben lie ncrfolgt, fins in sen
gann getan, oils lpenn lie ser Ghris
lteugen1ei,ridaft niht ntebr 5l,gebGr.
fen. ll1rS ooh, iG fenne lie, liie baber
oieie Menihen bas @oio 5i,m Gbri-
ltent,uu aelGit; in idNueren Sdif-
ialsidIdaen erurScn Tic nod itdrfer.
Gie MISUNDERSTANDING Gergangen'
belt beseugt es. Setten 0tonat las idl
einen @rief, ipeld,en Ser @rllber ar!
ieine Sblpeiter nah bier ihrieb: vSt
Dem Gcaer zines serid,oiienen @an-
les ieiern mir ,mierc ocutlfen @eib-
nodDtcu. Ser @alo gab uns Sel1
Ghriitbatm, spenu auh of,ne Sdy1llud
Sot bas berrlidr 8riin bes Sannens
baumes gibt nnS ne,le@piinung" 8,
lpeld)e Seloen in 3ipil, oadte mon
sod, immer MIR Elm Soloat f6nnt'
eiu Selo iein!
Tie Silfe iiir lniere Ieiocnoen
golfsgenciien lit ieit @oden III Dol.
| lem Sdhpuug, bas .3iel bier IN 9leoe=
lano lit $50, 1000 ms Sotp lit es nl,r
Elm Sropfen aui einen beiBell Stcin.
Mumonatlid, ioaten sic Sammelhc-
gen berlltngehen ,,to iper nift oil
10 Yrosent slal,bt, iolltc 5 Srosettt
oSer ,psnieer seben. Nber r(Seben"
ioate fit jeoen iGGiiidrn %oIfs'
senpHen Gbrenpfl;d,t ieim!
! aciner braudt slneit 81 baben, oof;
Don bieien @aben allt MIR Elm Gen:
perlntre,,t miro, CT lit in pertrauens
pcIle,t SGlroen. llniere Gelltral Scr
banSSneige ,lno airhenoreanliutio
nen iullten hieiem Silisgperf Sic
groBte altTlnerfianrfeit ihenfen.
Mud, anf Ser fommenoeu aonpcntioa
oes Central Terbanbes ioate niit
Naf,Srl,d oui oas oiIisGrerf binge.
,pieien luerben.
'llno nun liebe goltsirellrae luill
id) gum SdyluB mein Sers entleere!:.
Gs beiddftigt midi ieit Monaten.
@ibt iDr nod sic ihspere,, Geprel=
lionsiabrc, Canals periudlten einise
GolfRiibrer Sic Mrbeitsloien Il.
aanaoa unp,iieoeln! &o,,nten bieie
Tcrbinolnaen niht por ncuem auts
aenonmen ,perben, nm fir Die CT.
40, 600 in europa 1eritreuten %olfs
genoiien Elab 81, lnaben? sSn oielen1
Sentiment lit id)on fiir MiliioncnGer,
iolgtc Ylat eemad)t tpproen rmo cs
ilt beionSers in 9anaba nod Ylat
iiir 100000 iirebiame Sadien. Niht
aaeine aanaba ielbit proiitiert burdi
sic Ginipanberung, audi lmiere pol
fiid)en me firhlid,en Srgani'atio,
nett legcn iiG erobe gbrc cit. llno
mas in inherent grober Sd,nel5tie.
gel bier eingeihnlol5en miro, tpire
,sabrbunoerte i,t 3anaoa erbalten
bleiben. @enn oieles einmal sur
ausfiibrlu,g fo,nmt iriro ser Central!
Gerbano in &anaSa pielIeift grober
iein als iuie in ben II. g. q.
Mar 8oge, 5SO5. Ielora Mpe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Gr,,iitr sproblente
ei,tlaiiet,er
KrteeS1eiat
Ghruk bon Settle /.

SWluB DON SelIe !.
aortp7ieln in Sen oelltiden Eager
meniiS reihlid, bcrtperoet, ipGbreno
Ser iapaniisben IiGt oisie @cmiiic
bGIlig irenle iino. Nus OeutiddanS
heinlfebra,rSe umcrifduTtc Griegs-
seianaene betlrgtc1, iid) slpar bitter
iiher Sic ItGmoigen @oHriibenmabl-
5eiten, bie man ibnen tagalls, tag
Elm poraeiest batte, aber Tie tpteien
cine meitnus milberc 1orm pcltSfor=
but aus, ais tire aus iapauiider Sc.
fanecn'tuft entIuilencn &anteraoen.
Sapans Sauptdrelle fir Gitamin
& beIiauo In eingelcgtc1 Wcloac,,,
@obrcniproiicn ,ro iriidten 100,
bon MIR sic 6riitte - icfern lie silr
&erteil,ng gelangten -, bcm amc-
rifanilden 8eldunod aunebnlbar t,aa
ren ySas irrncr an 8emiiien p,rabs
reift tpllrSe, enthicIt aber alih oa
Sitolnin e, oenn sic iapaniIdp Nc
tbooe ser Speiien,llbereitun9 erbalt
es, ba icapobl China alsSapau .ucnig
Sei;mittel taben li,tb @silliiie ioinit
1lptgeorllngen MIR tl,rs gefotlt lter'
Ser.
SIC 1sraac ser Natbeborsll,ng
lnierer beilnfebrepSen antercrndbr=
ten &rieaseefangenen mfrs 5ur 3eit
BON JtabrllnasrnitteIi iahoeriti biacn
ltleiert - llno 5lpar iomobi leitcu;
pripatcr Srganiiaticncn als bon lei.
ten ser Resieruna. @as ausfinhig
gemaht ,perocn m,,b, lit, luic,rcit SET
erlittenc 8eiunobaitsidaoen lit, wic.
tpeit er ,pieSer autsemadbt iucrSen
tam lno Oh cine Notwithstanding
init Grtramenaen pn Mitan';neu
! llnS Erotcinen Sic beid,;ioiete:l Se(ieu
oes aorpars spieoerberiteIleu triirbc,
poer ob cine ipihc 0ebans slllng mn
Sic ifIimlniten Spmptnne tetchel1
| rid,t aber oen allgenleilleu 3!iitoni
bereinigen triirhe.
Ginige slntrporten auf alle oieie
iSragsu iinS bereits befannr. iueSieI'
inn SinbIid aui Sforbllt. Senn Sieie
Nahrmo:lselfranfbeit bat eiHe lcnse
| 8eidnG}te uno 1T irtplNcsciicn ipcit.
gcDcnSrl ssoridr1nsc,, ltnS Grperi,
| lnelltel, unteriporien aetpeien. Sii
fam I'M Mittelalter a,ti sen Shiifcl,
| Scr @citenoeder Dor ,IIlo bat ulS
uprncfmnIidle Stnptome Sen Mus.
fan, ooer Sod; Sas @odcr!ucrncn. Ser
3GDnc lmo @allilentllttcr. Sforbui
lit oic ssolse eincs at ial,aeu @tou,
gels an Gitur,in =. Grperilrente IA.
he: i,ah1eipieien, hob bas Serif,rin,
Sen ser nnl n,eiitcn t,ncrtbarsl
Sclnptoale nber fe!aHaucga cine
bGlligc &ur hchcn!it Gicln:ebr bleitt
! l,lllfig cine allgqneiN rerriraerte
@iocrTtanosfrait s1riit. uno iolty
Elm 3uiianb toi,ntc uatiirlid) Sic Be
'unSbeit bes Seir,t,lre:;, hlucrnO
it'ren. Itr Gerr,,iier *, sfrtitclS
i'm vsutrition Silsit" ,,Nt eaJ,r
audi: "glle oeisnigen. ii, iid, nit
oieIem Nrcblcmra beiabt ,ajen flint.
men oenn autD aariibrr ilaercii,, bai;
feimfebrenoe ar!.Jsl.iinseut, Sic
ldNperer nntere,ra1rutl ou:gsiett
lrnren, lidy lGitgar ,IS ni'r iibcr cine
bcgren5te Acknowledgement elmer
ipesiellen Gidt In; ,rmcr;m luG.r,. h"
Ser Gerfaiier reyt isrGer al. SoL
lofale 8eratuitssirsllsn eillgerittet
lpcrSen uiro betoilt. Has sic ceiln.
feGrcr l:,tbit fir icgiiaen ioIt,en
Nat, Ser ibnclt bab'i bebiiiltl iti,
fanr, ibre uolige 8si.uINDeit ,piesar-
Suerlangel,, mn ,rci'tGi' San:1nr isill
.pcrNeu. e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

ltbr friib III elmer Sunflcn, bon
Sriimmern iiberidten StraBe pcn
aaiiel bon fiinf ODER iehs @uriehca
iibTfaaen, Sic ibn na6 ser Eat lie.
gen lieben. GS auar ser 9e.reis err,
braht, baB er nit einem oeutihen
Wabben befrclmbot !par.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04

einb gte nns SIRE AnsetDtlSe1
RltsIieb TIM QranteMSeretn HnS
Central Rerbanb? Wenn ntdbt, jett
II bte 8ett betsutreten. I'm aenanere
Sntprmatipn rnfen Ste ben lSl6l.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-04-04
Oper ,,111asf fenbau"
IN GlepclanN acoeben

Der ,Masfenbaa", tomnpniert
bonn ltnfterblifen Ser Sper, @u;-
ieppi GerNi, miro slm crltenmal in
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-07
THIS AND THAT
 by Walter Wendall

There is no question but what Segregation and discrimination are the major cancers that are eating away at the roots of de- mocracy in America. It does not matter what platitudes that may be>~uttered in the name of compromise. If there is no equality in the life of a nation, then there is no democracy.
 It is amazing how many white and colored people do not un- derstand this. People mind you, who are neither malicious nor subversive in their points of view. People who are exactly like individuals who went into an emotional tantrum when it was suggested that the world was round, not flat.
 Because more and more Reo- pie are becoming concerned about a clear enunciation of this basic reality, a great many crisis are developing. For the moment. most all of them in- volve the matter of white and colored. But 1t is likewise in- teresting to mark the increas- ing number of white persons who feel the seriousness of this matter so keenly that they are making rather marked personal sacrifices.
 A case in point is that of James w. Hoffman instructor in English at Miami University and managing editor of The Week, weekly paper in Mi ami. MT. Hoffman likewise used to be the news editor of the New York Times Radio Station but came to Florida for his health
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-07
The Hartford Chronicle

MT. Hoffman resigned both of his positions because of the at titude of tbe, University of Mi ami in refusing to play Penn State because there was a Ne gro on the team. He wrote an article about this for The Week and they refused to publish the same.
 Mir. Hoffman had the follow ing to say:
 Although I appreciate the fact that this issue has been played up as a breach of Aca- demic freedom-because of the fact that pressure was brought against a magazine for which I wrote by the University of Miami-the real, the main, the paramount issue Is one of social opportunity.
 In my opinion, a man if he is personally capable, should be allowed to teach school, build houses, work in factories, or play football on an equal basis with other men, whether his skin be yellow, white, black or polka-dot. Those who want to halt this process of equaliza- tion hide behind the convenient verbal fence of tradition. But traditions change and so do people. And the ones who don t or won't realize this are ostri- ches, with their heads ill the Miami sands. '
 Here is a sermon for people everywhere in America; all that is required in the last sentence Is to take out Miami and insert any other name. Here is also measure of real sacrifice for conviction. Nine out of ten chances MT. Hoffman will not be able to secure another posi- tion commensurate with his abi- lities in Miami. He must have
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-07
FRATERNAL NEWS By Sam s. Filler

A dinner sponsored by the Charity Committee of Trellis Temple 663 IB.P.O.E. of w., for the aged and shut-ins was giving Saturday, November B, 1946 at the Charter Oak Rest, 59 Canton Street.
 Thirty-fve dinners were serv- ed and more than 50 dinners sent out to those unable to at tend. Transportation was fur nished those unable to travel. A very enjoyable time had by all, including one guest 83 years old.
 The committee in charge was Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, Daughter Ruler, Dt. Judith Howard, Chairman.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-12-07

stand that he took and that it would involve his health. But this is the intensity with which a lot of people are beginning to look upon racial segregation and discrimination.
Evening star., 1946-02-11
Indoor Running Hurts
Feet Badly, Losing
|Hansenne Finds
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Feb. 11.--After COM
peting in two major meets with only
three weeks experience on boards,
Marcel Hansenne, Frances metric
mile champion, has become con-
vinced that indoor running is much
too hard on his feet.
1.-THE track was like concrete and
| it was very painful to run on it," he
explained after finishing third be-
hind New York's Les MacMitchell
and Tommy Quinn, for the second
time In eight days, in the Boston
A. A. meets Hunter Mile feature.
Hansenne said he encountered
the same difficulties the previous
week when he made his American
competitive debut in the Millrose
Games Wanamaker classic,
Between those meets, the French
star, who has beaten Sweden's great
Gunder Haegg, revised his running
plans In New York he permitted
MacMitchell to set the pace, bu
here he was determined to do II
himself.
He went to the Boston Garder
mark determined to take the-leac
at the gun and run the first two
quarters in 1864. But it took hin
60.6 seconds for the first 440 yards
and before the half-mile marker
was reached he was jumped by both
Evening star., 1946-02-11
Brown Is Bears Star
As Visitations Bow

Washington Bears pro basket ball
team Is back in the win column after
edging Brooklyn Visitations, 54-49
at Turner's Arena yesterday. The
Bears had trouble and fell behind
several times until the last period
when they staged their usual strong
finish.
Bill Brown of the Bears, who took
individual honors with II points, was
the big gun as his team pulled to a
20-17 lead in the first period. Vista
ton went in front in the second
period, but the Bears tied the score
three times and finally pulled away
with Al Payne, Sugar Cain and
Johnny Isaacs doing the scoring to
carry 41-32 margin into the final
frame.
Evening star., 1946-02-11
Senior Diving Crown
Now Bridgers' Goal

Irving (Soupy) Bridgers, with the
national junior championship safely
tucked away, next plans to get after
the senior crown when that title is
decided in a meet at Bainbridge
Naval Training Station in April.
The 20-year-old local springboard
artist, now at the peak of his form
captured the Junior crown against a
strong field competing over the week
end at Georgia Tech. He represents
the Ambassador Club and it was the
second time he had attempted te
win a national event, he having
placed second in the meet at Detroit
last year.
Bridgers has won, among other
championships, the District AAU
low-board title every year since
1943, the outdoor title in 1943 ano
1914 and the high-board title ir
! l945.
Evening star., 1946-02-11
IN LEWIS d. ATCHISON.

Whether Catholic us pea-green
tossers have improved enough to
make 1t interesting for American
University's pace-makers Is the
question before the house tonight
at Brookland where the Mason
Dixon Conference rivals tangle the
first time this season.
There are indications that Artie
Boyd'S Americans are beginning to
show the wear and strain of a cam
paign that has produced 10 victories
in IL games and left them unde-
feated in the conference. The Eagles
had tough time squeezing by
Western Maryland last Saturday
night, the same Green Terrors they
swamped by more than 80 points a
month ago, and it may be an indi-
cation the team will hit few
rougher spots before going into the
championship tourney.
Coach Ben Zola has brought C.
| US team along nicely from the
dle-footed, ter-fingered stage
to a point where the Cards handle
the ball with the poise and eclat
of a veteran combination. But ball
handling won't be enough to whip
the Eagles and that's where Amer,
lean has the edge.
Ray Love counted 81 points against
Western Maryland. Against Johns
Hopkins he hit the net with % ano
he ran up 16 on Washington Col
lege. He's dangerous any time hi
gets his paws on the leather and
when Love isn't running up the
count it's Bob Lindeman, Hank Pizza
or any one Of quartet who pulls
the fat out Of the fire.
Catholic U. has no sharpshooter
to compare with them. Don Durkin
is an able floor general and Jack
Walsh, Ted McGrane ct al can't
be accused of loaflng on the job, but
! the Cards have muffed more scoring
Evening star., 1946-02-11
College Basket Ball

By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1946-02-11
Hogan on Top, Nelson,
Demaret Trail as
Coin Winners
~ the Associated Press.


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. H.
Those torrid Texa1s-Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson and Jimmie Demaret
lied the cash winners along the
PGA trail today as the links tour
lists departed for New Orleans and
its $500 tournament, $500 first
money In the 10th Texas Open
tucked away In Hogan,s pocket.
Hogan took the tournament here
yesterday with q record breaking
264-20 below par on Breckenridge
Park course for 70 holes-and thus
natives Of this State now have won
five of the six golf meets of the
year.
Nelson, the Toledo, Ohio, golt
master who flushed third here with
273, has grabbed two tournaments
the same as Hogan but is in second
place in earnings, since he did not
play in three of the meets.
Hogan, 136-pounder who now gets
his mail from Hershey, Pa, twice
before had lost the Texas Open title
In payoffs-to Nelson and Chick
Harbert. Little Ben has gathered
In $6,l50 In cash this year to date
Nelson has won $4,24S. Demaret
who won the Tucson Open, tied fol
ninth place in the Texas Open yes.
terday with score of 280.
Wee Ben, In capturing first money
had rounds of 67-65-67-65. HI
was tied with Nelson at 1872 at tn,
halfway mark Of the tournament
Saturday, but in yesterdays first II
Nelson took 1-over-par II ane
Ben shot to a 5-Stroke lead. Byron
blasted SO in the last round, bu
Hogan was hotter than ever.
Sam Byrd of Detroit, 1945 Texa.
Open champion, who set recore
of 268, turned in rounds of 81 anc
IS yesterday to finish in secone
place with a total of 270 and take
down $1,000. Herman Kesier ot
Fkron, Ohio, was fourth with 275
Top amateur was Frank Stranahar
Of Toledo, who tied Harold Nc
Spaden of Sanford. Me-, for fifth
place with 276.
Evening star., 1946-02-11
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Evening star., 1946-02-11

MacMitchell and Quinn, who pulled
away in easy fashion.
/, MacMitchell turned in q Abs per-
formance while winning his third
Hunter Mile since 1941. He was so
full Of running when he finished
that he promised to break 4:l0 be-
fore the indoor season ends II given
the required competition.
But Americas outstanding 1916
miller received scart consideration
when nine-man jury balloted on
the Boston A. AS outstanding COM
petitor for the John j. Hallahan
Memorial award.
That trophy, In competition for
the 18th time, was voted to Fred
Evening star., 1946-02-11
The Hawks won a preliminary owe,
Trials Draw S. Bird Dogs

FERNANDO, Miss, Feb. II (P).-
A field Of SIS pointers and settlers
stood poised today for the opening
heats of the annual bird dog COM
petition of the historic United States
Field Trial Association. Ice-coated
fields and rain-washed slopes prom
ised treacherous underfooting for
the big field.
Evening star., 1946-02-11
Clash With Shorpshooting A. u.
Seen Rugged Test for Cards

chances than they've accepted this
season. If they cash half OF them
tonight, it should be a close ball
game. If they don't, just add an
other notch to the Eagles record.
Lou Brown, Maryland middle
weight, who spent Saturday night in
the infirmary after being kayoed by
Dick Ross of Kings Point, was dis
charged yesterday with no apparent
after-effects. Lou probably will be
laid of this week to rest up for the
last two matches with Coast Guard
and Catholic U. The Terps go t<
West Point Saturday for return
match with the Cadets.
1t. Matt Twomey, who tutored
Kings Point, also sent his heavy
weight, 19-year-old Bob Leonard, te
the infirmary to rest up after his
kayo by Dave Mills. But Leonard
was not, as badly hurt as Brown
Mills, incidentally, had to win his
bout because his wife was in the
audience. watching him box for the
| first time.
The Georgetown George Wash.
lngton basket ball rematch tomorrow
night at Tech should be one OF the
seasons top duels, although 1t woulc
be hard to top Maryland's last foul
productions. Ken Engles' Hoyas
would be mortified to lose bott
G. w. games and, of course, another
win would be a feather in the
Colonials' cap.
Art zahn, incidentally. will be
asked to devote his full time tc
coaching next season if reports from
G. w. are correct. The downtown
school is aiming for the basket ball
heights and wants zahn to concen-
trate on developing winner. Art
also has had an off campus position
since sports de-emphasis on G
street.
Evening star., 1946-02-11

sickinger. the Manhattan College
overseas veteran, who won the lap
ham II 900" by two feet from Stan
Calender, one Of New York Univer-
sity's speedy Negro twins, In 2:162.
Evening star., 1946-02-11
Cards Hove Is Sianed

ST. LOUIS, Feb. II (Pl.-At least
25 members of the talent-lade st
Louis Cardinals have signed their
1946 contracts. but Owner Sam
Breadon isn't saying who they are