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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Veteran obstrelil zensko in
ubil sebe "

Frank Galdun, star 35 let,
1907 w. rs St., veteran, XII je bill
resno ranjen v vojski in je bill
nezmozen della, je soboto zgo-
daj zjutraj prisel v stanovanje
23-letne Mrs. Helen Trytek, sta
nujoca ma Ills Clayton Place, XII
je zapustila svojega moza. Bila
je njegova prijateljica skozi
zadnjih par let.
Pred nekaj dnevi mu je pove-
dala, da ga nina vec rada in da
ga nemara vec videti. Ko je Gal
dun stopil v memo stanovanje, j
je povedal, da ako ne mara ME
ga, tudi drugih ne bo ljubila.
Nato jo je S pusko resno obstre-
lii. Ona je pobegnila ma ognje-
gasno postajo, 701O Broadway,
kjer Sc je zgrudila.
On pa Sc je zabarikadiral' v
pritlicju apartmenta obstreljene
zenske, kjer sc je ustrelil. Helen
Trytek je bila prepeljana v St.
Alexis bolnisnico, kjer Sc bori
smrtjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

Sharon. Pa. - Nize podpisani
John Novak sem prejel cd mole
sestre Marie, porocene Bolha,
il Iga pri Ljubljani, pismo sle-
dece vsebine:
'Dragi brat Janez! Prejela
sem tvoje pismo in skoro verje-
tt nisem mogla, da ste Sc zivi.
Mislila sem, da je dokoncana ma
sa pot in da 81 ne bono mogli
nikdar vec pisati. Ne morem tt
popisati, kaj vse smo morali
prestati v zadnjih stirih letih.
Nikdar ne bono pozabili, kako
je bilo, ko so zaceli bombardi-
rati naso okolico. Ena bomba je
padla ma naso hiso in je napra-
villa veliko luknjo. Mi pa smo Sc
veda bezali, kamor je kateri mo-
gel. Moi MOI je umrl pred tremi
lett; sin pa je odsel k vojakom
in ze zadnjih devet mesecev nj
nobenega glasu cd MEGA. Ne ve'
mo, &c je Sc xiv ali ne. Tako sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

Detroit. Tukaj je l.. aprila
magic umrl "a srcno hibo John
J. Jakopin, star 80 let. Zapusca
zeno, sina in hcerko, mater, sti-
ri brate in tri sestre.
Gilbert, Minn. - v bolnisni-
ci v Minneapolisu je dne 81.
marca umrl po dveh mesecih
bolezni Louis Klobucar, star 63
let, donna il Gornjega Kosina,
Hrvatska, v Ameriki okrog 40
let. Pokopan je bill 3. aprila. Tu-
kaj zapusca zeno, stiri sinove in
stiri hcere, v Keewatinu pa bra
ia. V drugi svetovni vojni ie po-
kojni izgubil diva sinova.
Peoria, Ill. - Tukaj je umrl
Victor Frkovich, sta % let in
clan sNPJ. Pobrala ga je jeti-
Ka, "a katero Je bolehal pet let.
Zapusca mater in sestro.
Chicago. - Zadnjo sredo je
umrl John Pasdertz, star 78 let,
donna il Krasinca, fara Podze-
melj v Bell Krajini. v Ameriko,
v steelton, Pa, je prisel 1887,
leta 1895 pa Sc je naselil v Chi
cagu, kjer je zivel do smrti in
vec let vodil trgovino s slasci-
cami v "stari Avstriji". Po smr-
ii zene je zivel pri hceri Mrs.
Brodaricevi. - Isti dan :je umr-
la tudi Agnes Pucel, zena god
ca Joeva Puclja, stara Sc let.
Pokopana je bila v Greenyju,
Mimi. Poleg moza zapusca tudi
druzino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
So praznovali
delitev zemlje

Ponatis il "slovenskesa poroeevalca
Zdaj Sc tam gori ma gradu
nihce ne zgane. Nihce ne stopi h
grajskemu oknu, da hi Sc vzne-
mirjen ozrl po pisani mnozici,
kako cd vseh strani vre proti
gradu. Auerspergov nj vec, lie
grad je Sc in njive in gozdovi.
Prislo je ljudstvo, da uredi "a
puscino "a grajscaki Krupe, "a
grascaki tiste grascine, kjer so
pred stoletji izrekli najtrso sod
DO upornim kmetom IL Belle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

| Krajine. Takrat je pod zidovi te
grascine v potokih tekla kri.
Uporni kmetje 50 po neuspelem
uporu znova klonili hrbte pod
valptovim bicem.
v zgodnjem februarskem ju-
tru gre IL Stranske vasi proti
grascini Krupi vriskajoca pro-
cesija ljudstva. Zastave nosijo,
harmonika jim glasno pole par
tizansko pesem. Mnozica ljudi Sc
razliva po grajskih njivah, pr
vemu mejniku Sc pridruzuje
drugi, tretji 4. dokler nj razde-
ljena vsa grajska zemlja. Tedaj
pa zuljave roke same cd sebe
poiscejo druga drugo in ze sc ma
zadnji njivi veselo vrti staro-
davno kolo. -.
Tako sta bill v crnomaljskem
okraju razdeljeni dve grascini: {:
Gradac in Krupa, Al hektarov
zemlje med 81 agrarnih intere-
sentov.
In prisle SO ma vrsto grascine
Podturn, Mirna, Ruperc vrh,
Langerjeva Brsljinu, grascina
v Soteski in Klevevz.
V Mirno so prisli interesenti
il Sevnice, IL St. Ruperta, Stra-
re in Trstenika. Dolgo in skrbno
so Sc morali pripravljati "a ia
dan, da so pripravili svojih 70
transperentov, XII so jih prinesli
seboj, da so sesili vse tiste "a
stave in zastavice -.
Nekateri so sedli ma okrasene
vozove, nekateri so zajahali ko-
ME. Prislo jih je preko tisoc cd
blizu in dalec, da Sc udeleze svo-
jega prvega praznika, da mani
festirajo proti tistim, XII Jim pri-
sepetavajo, da agrarna reforma
ne DO drzala, ker jo izvajajo pa
stirji in hlapci. Toda pastirji in
hlapci dobro poznajo cut "a pra-
vienost. Preko 1000 jih je v
trebenjskem okraju, potrebnih
zemlje, lie polovica teh poseduje
nekaj malega. Y
Ia dan so razdelili 156 hekta
row zenlje med 366 prosilcev.
Ma preostalih 1850 hektarih pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

sedaj sama s hcerko, pa Tone
tov fantek, star 10 let, je pri
,meni.
"Brata Toneta SO Italijani
ubili 20. decembra 1912 tn ma
Igu; istotako SO ubili tudi njego-
vega sina Toneta, starega 10 let;
pokopan je nekje gozdu pri
Visnji gori. Zadnja leta so bila
leta groze in strahu, tako, da
sama ne vem, kako smo mogli
ostati pri zivljenju. sele sedaj
vem, kako je clovek trden in ko-
liko prenese.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Rudy BozegIov

oU1U 01. Nla1r ave. GN UZoL
Sc priporocamo vsem nasim
gostom in prijateljem, da 81 "a
velikonoene praznike nabavite
pri mas fino, naravno, ohijsko
vino. Imamo tudi sladko kali
fornijsko vino.
Ia praznike bono imeli po-
sebnost ter bono prodajali ma
galone in steklenice. Vinarna je
odprta vsak dan cd 8. ure zju-
traj do 1890 ure zvecer; oh So
botah cd 8. do IL. ure zvecer.
Sc priporocamo "a obisk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15

~ Z q ( 5 4. 3 . III 4 d
'Potrebujemo vsega: obleke,
obuval, odej; sploh vsaka cunja
bi prav prisla. Nimamo drugega
kot tisto, kar smo we'll $ seboj,
ko smo Sc skrivali. Ne mecite nj
cesar proc, kar je Sc ,porabno,
ampak posljite nam, &c kaj ina
te; vse bi nam prav prislo.
+ "Povem ii, da nasa rodna Iska-
vas je VISA unicena. Ostali sta sa-
mo Jurckova in nasa (Seskarje-
va) hisa. Ljudje SO siromaki.
Stanujejo v kleteh, pokritih z
deskami. Ne morem ii popisati,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
vesti i ivIienio
omerisskih SIovencev

New York. Zadnje dni je
Ameriski odbor "a pomoc Jugo-
slaviji odprl novo skladiste.
Vse posiljatve "a starr kraj sc
mai posiljajo ma sledeci nasloy:
Warehouse, American Commit
tee for Yugoslav Relief, 665
Edgecomb Ave-, Manhattan,
New York, N. Y. Naslov glav.
urada Ameriskega odbora je isti
kot do zdaj in Sc to tice samo
.skladi66a.
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STRAIN 8

kako je zdaj donna. Sprejmi mai
lepsi pozdray!-Marija Novak,
omozena Bolha."
Ko smo citali v casopisih o
lijanskem in nemskem barba-
rizmu, nismo mogli verjeti; pre-
strahotno je bilo. Zdaj nam nasi
lastni ljudje porocajo cd tam, in
vidimo, da je bilo vse res, kar
smo citali, in Sc mnogo vec.
John Novak,
1862 Sherman Ave-, Sharon, Pa.
Posmeto IL Nove Dobe, glasila
AmeriSEe brdtske sveze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Tatovi odnesli 80 zabojev
zganja

ze itak picla zaloga zganja v
Clevelandu je dobila nov uda-
rec, ko so tatovi v noci med So
boto in nedeljo vdrli v drzavno
prodajalno ma 1922 E. 81 st. in
odnesli najmanj 80 zabojev raz-
mega zganja. Tatovi so vdrli v
prodajalno s tenn, da so prebili
zid IL sosednjega poslopja, v
katerem Sc n ia Sunshine
Biscuit Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
PriIe+no dvoiico

moz in zena, Sc sprejme "a
oskrbnika ma 10 akrov obsega-
joel farmi. Zglasiti Sc je ma Main
Diner, Geneva, o. Telefon: 1925
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
SinSek ubit pred oemi
matefe

Mrs. Philip Bogen, stara %
let, 10314 Elk Ave., je v soboto
skozi okno svojega stanovanja
videla, kako je truk povozil ME-
mega dveletnega sincka Harvey,
edinca, ko je skoeil naravnost
pred truk in bill ma mestu ubit.
To je ze 38 prometna zrtev v
tenn letu v Clevelandu. Lansko
leto oh tenn casu je bio samo %
oseb ubitih. ..-.4.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
15. aprila, 1916
ME,STNE
NOVICE
Delavci pri National Screw
Co. zastavkali

Delavci pri National Screw
g. Manufacturing Co., XII pripa-
dajo C1O uniji avtnih delavcev,
so vceraj odklonili ponudbo "a Z
centov mezdnega povisanja ma
uro ter sklenili, da danes odide-
10 ma stavko. Priza d eth je
okrog 1000 delavcev. Tovarna
omenjene druzbe Sc nahaja ma
244O E. 70 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Piruhov ne gre krasti

Mike Romanek, brez naslova,
star 80 let, je hotel ukrasti v ne
XII verizni trgovini cokoladni We
likanocni piruh. Pri tenn je bill
zasacen in aretiran. Policijski
sodnik Andrew M. Kovachy. je
obsodil Romaneka 80 dni v pri-
silno delavnico in v globo 5000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-15
Oranze in limone drazie

OPA urad v Washingtonu je
naznanil, da sc bo zvisalo ceno
oranzam in limonam. Tako bo
stal zaboj oranz il Floride IA
centov vec in one il California
20 centov. Limone sc podrazi jo
"a % centov pri zaboju in tan
gerines "a okrog % centov.
Evening star., 1946-11-25
ID. c. Pin Contestants
Baltimore Winners

washington men and women
bowlers made a sweep Of the first
three places In the eighth annual
Franklin mixed doubles held In
Baltimore yesterday. Frances Wilson
and Cletus Pannell were the victors
with combined five-game score Of
1,275, while Lea Thomas and Paul
James took second place with 1,263
and Caroline Hiser and Lindsey
Stott rolled to third place with l.257.
To split top prize of 500, Miss
Wilson counted 500 with 1856 her
high single and Pannell started a
685 set with 1862. Miss Thomas bowled
5g8 and James 665 to collect $40,
while Miss Hiser raped out 144-
615 and Stott 154-642 to win $50.
Other prize winners in field of
81 couples were Audrey Atkinson
{63s) and Ollie Ellis t6o5), Baltimore,
1,241; Ruth Zentz (54D and VIM
field Guerke (696), Baltimore, 1.240;
Ruth Freeman (529), Baltimore, asd
Bill Berry COD. Washington, 1886;
Dot Whitlock (562) and Whitley Mil
ler (668), Baltimore, 1880; Jerry
Burns (505) and Herb Shilling (724),
Baltimore, 1,229: Lola Shanahan
(552) and Hal Tucker (676), Balti-
more, 1,228; Eva Leib (55D and Len
zerhusen (664), Baltimore, l,221;
Stinmy Hart t577) and AL Cissel
(635), Washington. 1,212;; Elizabeth
Barger t57O and Nova Hamilton
fe40}, Bal 5imores ], ,212:: Doris Taylor
{576J and Clarence Casey (630)
Baltimore, 1,2o6; Ruth pi Misa (546)
and Joe Di Misa (65e) Washington.
1,205; Marilyn Mann (596) and Bob
Fisher (609l, Baltimore, 1,205.
Evening star., 1946-11-25

Spartans really have their eyes
on Arizona's Mike Casteel. A
dark horse" among the possible
successors to Andy Kerr at Col
gate is william xxi" Young, who
quit coaching at Auburn IN. "
High School after an unbeaten
season to look after his insurance
business. Young, a Colgate grad.
is a close friend Of Kerr.
Getting cagey.
Tulane,s basket ballers are
scheduled to play 26 games this
season in addition to two tourna-
ments, which should give second
year Coach Cliff Wells a good
chance to show his stuff. Hot
shots on the Idaho U. team.
which opens the Garden season,
include Don Dillayd, = Blackfoot
(Idaho) boy who, played fresh
man ball at Kentucky, ED Jack
Phoenix, tabled. by Coach Cy
Anderson of tie Idaho Simplots
as the best high school eager he
ever saw. Georgia, another early
visitor here, will be coached by
Ralph Jordan, one-time Auburn
coach who replaced Elmer Lampe.
Floyd Burdette, who took the job
as Alabama football trainer be-
Evening star., 1946-11-25
BY The Associated Press

Art Dufelmeier and Buddy
Young, Illinois -Duf felmeier raced
53 yards for second period touch-
down; Young set up two scores in
200 win over Northwestern.
Bob Chappuis, Michigan. -.
Established new Western Confer
ence ground : gaining record,
throwing three touchdown passes
and scoring once in rout of Ohio
State, 58-6.
Pete Pihos, Indiana Ignored
"game leg" to set scoring pace
with three touchdowns in In
diana's 34-20 edge over Purdue.
Walt Slater, Tennessee. Raced
81 yards in last quarter for only
score in TO victory over KEN
lucky.
Billy Bye, Minnesota. Sliced
of tackle 10 yards for 60 nod
over Wisconsin.
Ferd Naherny, Yale.-Tallied
twice In 27-14 victory over Har-
ward.
Ernie Case. UCLA. Scored
winning touchdown against
Evening star., 1946-11-25
Mason-Dixon Harriers
Set for Torrid Race

Both team and individual cham
pions will be hard pressed to retain
their Mason Dixon cross-country
titles in the fifth annual champion
ship meet scheduled tomorrow at
Gallaudet College. The field of more
than go runners will face the barrier
at 3:45, running four miles OF the
Kendall Green course.
Joe Held Of Catholic University
is defending the individual title,
while the host team holds the squad
trophy. Any one of a half dozen
rivals is conceded good chance Of
dethroning Held, including his own
teammate, Chester Hackett. Hackett
scored his second straight win last
week, squaring accounts with Jim
Trachsel of Johns Hopkins, who
also figures to be in the money.
Probably the darkest dark horse,
however, is Bobby Brown of Loyola,
who ran away from Rudy Hines of
Gallaudet in an early-season race.
At any rate, it shapes up as wide
open affair with plenty Of chances
for rank outsider to sneak home
first.
Evening star., 1946-11-25
Redskins
fContinued From Page A-1o.)

his second field goal try. sending
the Eagles ahead, 30.
Youel escorted the Skins SO yards
to pay dirt following the ensuing
KICKOFF and from that point on 1t
was strictly no contest. Philadelphia
didn't score again until late in the
final period when Bosh Pritchard
took lateral pass II yards behind
perfect interference for its only
touchdown.
Wilbur Moore, who was injured
later In the game, started the Red
skins of on their second scoring
jaunt, grabbing Tommy Thompson's
pass and running 16 yards to his %.
Youel tossed passes to Jim. Ga1ney
and Steve Bagarls for short gains
before pegging the six-pointer to
Saenz.
The Skins lost still another scor-
ing chance soon after when Todd
fumbled and Duke Maronic recov-
cred for Philadelphia on the II.
A couple of minutes later the
Tribe marched from the Eagles Al
to the 8 before being halted by the
Philly forwards and officials. Poillon
tried field goal from the 16, but
it was wide.
Gaffney gave his mates a good
start toward their final score, tax
ing the ball from midfield to the
Eagles "a before Baugh, Poillon,
Bagarus and Saenz took over. They
went all the way afoot, with Bagarus
going. over from the "a, only to
have the play nullifled by a penalty.
Poillon finally plunged over from
the l..
Evening star., 1946-11-25
| 'Nooga' 5 Roberts Top
In Football Scoring
with los Total
~ ihs Assoeioisd Press

Scoring one touchdown against
mighty Georgia while his Chatta~
aooga team was absorbing a 1927
beating, Fullback Gene Roberts
boosted his season scoring total los
points. tops In the Nations collegi-
ate circles.
with one more game to play,
against Illinois Thanksgiving Day,
Roberts figured to cling to the lead
through the final week Of the sea-
son.
Andy Victor Of Oklahoma City
rocketed into contention over the
week end by scoring four touch
downs and kicking seven points
after touchdown In his teams game
with Bethany. Victor Is only seven
points back with total Of 98.
Jack Crider, the Eastern pace
setter from Muhlenberg, had sc
points. but he had completed bis
season.
The figures as complied by the
Associated Presss:
q. TpPatFu.TP
Roberts, chattanooga- Q 16 Q los
Southwest.
Victor. Okla. City-----10 II 81 0 9e
East.
Crider, Muhlenberg - ID 0 pc
Far West.
Hell HsIa ss:sPpD.g.G'n:ecslIs s:P gssas'scssl Il 8 s.
Midwest.
Baker, Missouri valley 10 IA 0 0 81
ssutheastern Conferences.
Trippi, Georgia ------ Q IL 0 0 6e
Missouri VALLEY Conference.
Leforce. Tulsa : ----- az Of
Big Nine.
whistler, Ohio State - 9 10 0 &C
Ivy.
Goidins, oklahoma - 8 10 0 6f
Big Six.
Southern Conference.
Cloud, william and Mary 9 0 0 81
Justice. North Cafolina- 8 0 81
Rocky Mountain.
Htuckey. Colorado State s z 8 0 81
seuthwest Conference. 5,
Big Seven.
Browning. DAnyer B D 81
Evening star., 1946-11-25
Gard Cdgers Building j!
Stronger 0Hense

Catholic University could have one
Of the smoothest passing ccmbina-
.tions in the Mason-Dixon basketball
circuit this winter, but Coach Ben
zola is ready to sacrifice some
smoothness for control Of the ball.
Zola recognize the truth of the
old adage, "you can't score II you
don't have the ball." because inabil-
ity to control rebounds hurt the
Cards last year. But with George
Laubacher, 6-foot, 4-inch center
and Johnny Doyle, 6-foot, 2-inch
forward, showing rapid improve
ment, he hopes to remedy that fault
The Cardinal mentor probably
will build his ofeffnse around Gene
Szklarz, returning war veteran; Don
Durkin, who master-minded last
years attack, and Scotty Cranston,
Gonzaga product. Zola considers
Cranston one Of the finest college
prospects he's seen, although the
youngster has much to learn de-
fensively.
'If our plans work out Wen get
plenty Of shots this season and we'll
make more than we did last year.
But the important thing is that
these rockies will get some Of those
rebounds for us. We won't have to
give the ball away every time we
miss. That weakness lost lot of
games for us last year. We had one
shot and our opponents had three
and four"
Fred Connor and Chuck Dudley,
veterans of last years team; Steve
Limanek and Danny Sonmers are
the only other 6-footers on the
squad. When they're on the bench
the Cards will have to rely on smart
floor play and expert ball handling
to keep the edge.
Catholic u. will travel to East
Orange. N. j., a week from Tuesday
night to open its season against
Seton Hall.
Evening star., 1946-11-25
Hockey Lions, Routed
In Baltimore, Play
Boston Tomorrow

It's with feeling OF relief that
the washington Lions return from
Baltimore to welcome the Boston
Olympics for tomorrow nights East
ern League hockey game ait Uline
Arena. The Pics were very tough
last year when they Won the cham
pionship, but this season they've
been something Of q soft touch and
have won two and tied another in
Is starts.
Baltimore made up for previous
indignities at the hands Of WASH
ington by handing the Lions q 81
lacing last night at Baltimore. The
two. won't tangle again for two
weeks. which is okay by the Lions,
who were able to muster little of
fensive and less Of a defense last
night. Goalie Larry Frechette of
Baltimore was called on to make
only l6 saves last night. Dave Kemp
In the Washington net had little
help from the boys In front OF him
and had to put himself in the way
of ~ shots in addition to the nine
pellets which went past him..
Billy Harmon scored for Balti-
more and Ken PARTS for Wash
ington in the first period as they
worked to a II tie, but after that
the roof fell In. The Clippers
smacked In six second period goals.
and that was that. Washington got
nothing during this uprising and
managed one in the final frame
while the Clippers added two more.
Both teams gave Referee Charley
Good some argument over his Of
ficiating. In the. second period
Chirp Brenchley of Washington
particularly screamed over the in
justice of it all when he drew a
two-minute penalty, and Phil Vitale
joined in sufficiently to get 10 min
utes for misconduct. Vitale was a
storm center all evening and twice
wanted to forget hockey and start
q flight.
Evening star., 1946-11-25
Week Ends College Grid Stors

Southern Cal, 1895, In first minute
OF fourth quarter, adding extra
point.
Louis Kusserow, Columbia
Led Lions in 59-21 defeat Of
Syracuse with three touchdowns.
Char Justice, North Carolina
Spearheaded tar heels air and
ground attack In 22-7 win over
Duke.
Shorty McWilliams, Mississippi
State.-Threw one touchdown
pass after returning opening
kickoff As yards and scored
another in victory over Missis-
sippi, 900.
Herman Herring, Rutgers. Col
lected 13 points in Rutgers ESQ
ronp over Bucknell.
Evening star., 1946-11-25
BIakeney's 734 Wins
Bethesda Bowling
Center Handicap
By Ben McAIwee

Ed Blakeney, veteran Capital
duckpinner, added another victory
to his long list of bowling triumphs
yesterday by winning the third an
nual Bethesda Bowling Center
handicap with a score of 734, which
included Is franked sticks.
The 1945 Metropolitan Washing
ton match-game champion, reeled
of games Of 140, 119, $50, 154 and
156 for the tournaments top scratch
set of 719 to beat out Stewart
Burger by nine sticks as the runner
up counted 725 with 80 free pins.
Blakeney pocketed 500 and Burger
$50.
Ray Roberts of Hyattsville fin
ished third in a field Of 93 with
42-718. Tony Santini, recent vic-
tor in the Dixie Open, was fourth,
with 696 from scratch.
Johnny Stewart, captain OF SH-
yer Springs District Minor League
team, was fifth, 1864; Harry
Hisey, new member of Arcadia's
District Minor loop quint, was
sixth, 57-683.
Other prize winners were George
e. smith, Building Trades League,
1858; Bob MacCord, 90-679: Frank
Carter, 39-677; Oscar Sykes, 30
673: Waldorf Reed, 12-671; Paul
Fitzgerald, 1866; Frank Mangum,
61-664: Ray Watson, 1861: Paul
Volz, 33-G59; DIR. E. E. Hobbs, az
$50; Arthur Crown, 30-658; Paul
Perkins, 21-655; Howard Parsons,
24-655; Johnny Burger, 24-655; al
Cissell, high game, 157. and Guy
Andes, high set, $40.
Louise Jacynyk was a double win
ner in the Scotch tournament held
for the first time yesterday at Sill
yer Spring. The Takona Ladies'
District League team roller paired
with Bob Prentiss to cop the first
half Of the novel event with q score
of 332, and with Carl Humphries
counted 326 to land first In the
final round.
Evening star., 1946-11-25
Bin Leetch

OF our neighboring States, they give
a lot Of ideas Of where to go and
may be obtained for the asking by
calling at 827 Fourteenth st. NV.
II the foregoing sources fall short
Of the information you desire, We
suggest you obtain the names OF the
game warden or protector in the
area In which you want to hunt and
pop the question to him. These pro-
tectors are s fine, friendly bunch OF
men and youIl find them always
glad to help q fellow out. They
know their territories like the palms
of their hands and usually are an
unfailing source Of help II ap.
preached In q friendly manner.
And, Of course, you always can
60 1t alone and by the use Of q little
salesmanship, solve your own prob
lem Of where to hunt. Usually all
you have to do Is to prove to the
farmer that you are sportsman in
all the name implies. Always ask
permission to- i1unt. Surprising as ii
may seem, often q pleasant inquiry
made with smile on face and hat
In hand at the door OF the farm.
house, even on posted properly.
viii gain you permission TO hunt.
Evening star., 1946-11-25
Big Leagues Apply Crusher, Minors Complain

cause it went with basket ball
coaching has become quiet adept
at winding tape.
Dots all, brothers,
Did you know that Ty Cobb
held the record for votes in the
Hall OF Fame elections with the
exception of the unanimous
choice of Lou Gehrig? All but
A of 226 baseball writers bal
lots went to Ty. Dick Schulz.
the Cleveland pro basket baller,
also wields nifty paintbrush and
turned out some lland-painted
little brown jug" ties last sum-
mer in honor Of the big horse
race in his home town of Dela-
ware, Ohio. AS a by-product of
increasing the basket ball seat
ing capacity of the Indiana U.
fieldhouse, the runners will have
to work on q seven-lap track
this winter.