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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13
lebet un0 Too in Dresoen

fem 9iirreiommer i'm Staotbilb Ell.
men 1eseltiefitano bon nur 5,ponsig
3entimeter. 9ie Sd)iffabrt lag pou.
fommen itiu, unH anf Dem Sanotpeg
tonnte in oieiem 3uiduBgebiet nid,t
einmaI oas Nohuenoisitc gum Giicn
beraneeihafit tuerben.
Nod Dor Ssabresfriit sog sic Be.
polferung Sonntas fir Sonntag o..
itriftlpei'e gum frei,uilliacn Muirdu.
mlngsoicnit. Sebt lit nid)tS mebr 81
iinben bon oicicr Mrbeit. Die Dreso.
ner iinb nit ibren eigenen Sorgcn BE-
ibGftigt, Die ben &f Inn bos tGg.
Iide 8rot mo mod INNER Die Mrheit
bes Gernaaelns BON ssenitern uno Git
ren nmihlieben. Die @ehorhen ser
i6biiihen QmoesbmrptltaSt iinb meiIt
in alten aaiernen etabliert.
Die Iltltabt 1T 0cutihlanbs er.
fd,iitternoite M,ine. Mit Der StroBen-
balm, sic iebt .pieoer i'm 20.MinuteE-
@erfebr f,mftioniert. fGbrt man obne
Yauic rlnS 90 Min,,tcn biuHurd.
Mac Salteitellen iino bier einge5oaen
oenn bier sibt es tucoer @obnlmsen
uno 8eidGfte nod einen anIot bcs
1pieoer besinenom 2ebens. Nidt
einn,aI in &eIleripel,,nfen. 8an5
Dresden lit proftiid, Notitanbsgebiet
S,,neer poht an alle Siiren Nod
gnoe Musuit itanoen oie Sausfrancn
ab Mitternaht Shlange. tuenn einige
Hiuno &artoffeln alsaerufen tparen.
Stromiperren legen getperblid)e ,,nh
inouitrieIc gftipitGten Iabm. Ssn iol.
den Taiien ltromten oie Menlhen
bieien Serblt ouf Die abgeerntcten
sseloer sum aebrenlefen u'se Gartof-
felituppeln, baB lleberfaQ -&omman
bos aIamiert tperoen m,bten, nm iih
bcfGmpfenoe @ruppen auscinnnocr-
sutreiben. Die @clt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

oerner tberape,,tiifer Tefnif ange.
menoet, oie @nt,uidl,lng mandcr
Grebserfranfl,ngen perlangiamcn
ooer gar gang beilen. Nah ser Gnt-
oedrng Ger n1lr tpenigen natiirlihen
raoioattiuen glemente fiibrte bic
Toridung nit ser 3eit su ocr Gr-
fenntnis, oaB man 9laoioaftipitGt
all6 iolden glementen perIeiben
fann, Sic an ii6 in ibrcm Natur,u.
ltanoe feline beIiben - mic etapa Gi.
len, SbpefeL Guediilber, SOB, aalf
nno Sbospbor. @enn oerartiae de-
miide glemente tiinitlid) ruoioaftip
gemaft tporoen iinb, tperoen lie ait
Dem, mas mir beute ,raoioaftipc
Slotopcn" nennen.
@enn oieie Materien in oen R0r-
per einaefiibrt ,peroen, MAIDEN lie oic.
Selben Gro5eiie olr6 iuie oie norma.
len d)emiiden Glemente, bon oenen
lie nur cine 8ariante oaritellen. llno
Der raoioaftine gffeft oieier Glemen.
te lit Ser gleibe tpie ser bon Stadium
llno fann alio fir einise ser eIeihen
Stpefe benust tperben. Inter aeuii.
ien &orausies.lngen fonnen alio oieie
rabioaftipen Materien in Sen menId,.
liden aorper einsefiibrt uno in linn
81 erfranfen Srsanen sebrad,t tuer.
ben. guf oieie 8eiie brinsen Tie ibre
Strablen in birefte @erbinouna mil
Den erfranfen @elpeben. Bislana bo.
ben iid aIeroinss nur einiee ,peniae
Sppen BON &rebsertranfungen fir
oieie @rt bon 8cbanbIuna empfdra,
lid se5eiat.
Webr pielperiprebeno ideinen Dor.
oerbano Die 5oridnnaseraebniiie bin.
iidtli6 Ser Geripenouns raoioafti.
Der Stoffe in Scr llnteriuduns oes
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ialnte Mar1baa= SIan, uno nidt nur
Der fl,rsfriItige Blan CUR Soiortbilie
fiir Die e,lropdiiden @eitm1Gte, gum
politiiden ssuBball miro, uno oaB Die
aeaeneuartia beltebenoen aiinitiaen
Nnslidten fir cine Mnnablne oes
Elanes ser Gl,ropabilfe ourd sic be-
boritcbenoe Grtraieiiion bes aonarei.
ies pernihtet peroen.
Die tiir5lide 9onferen5 ser Yortei-
fiibrer I'M @eiBen Sous ipar Elm
Sdritt in Ser rebten Mi6tung. 500
gen iid) 8rdiiOent Tr,,man nno Die
6iibrer beioer Yarteien itets ser am
2. Sftoffr pom Staatsbepartment
ausgegebenen ~GrflGrung iiber pie
gntrpidlung ser @ieoeraufbaupolitif
i'm MusIano" betpubt bleiben, oaB
"oie Si6erbeit Ser Vereinieten Staa-
ten itets untrennbar nit Dem Mar.
fbaa- -Hlan perbunoen blelben miro
llno baB uniere Hroiperitdt, oaB oie
Die Jreibeiten unierer @iirger rno sic
oonernoe Griiten5 unieer freibeit.
lid,en Ginrifti,neen in iteter 8erbin.
Dung NIT Dem Gorfbeiteben ser frei,
beitlihen Ginrihtunsen, Sen inbipi-
oueaen Greibciten uno Der faftiihcn
nationalen .lnabbdneigtcit anoerer
Wolfer iteben."
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katkeltecn preteitieren
eeeen Dertaftmf,ecn

Berlin. Gertreter ser fotboIiIden
Stride erboben oie 8eiGuloigung, oo5
ettpo 10000 oe,ttld,e arieasgefareene
oie Don 0riten uno 9lmerifancrn
frciaelaicn ,porben tparcn, mad, Der
Hiiftehr in ibre Seinlat in ser rui.
fil6en Gone BON Sen 9l,,iien wieoer
feitgenommen ipuroen.
Die @eibuloiglma erioIgte inn
3ll'arnmen6ong nit elmer GrflGrlils
ocs Sauptbllreaus ocs oentIdenGpis;,
fopats IN aoln, baB sic oertid,en
Vildoie beim 3ontrollrot Ser 9(ai.
ierten gegcn hie .Gntfiibr,ma" ccn
iiber 2OO0 oeuidrn &inocrn uno ge-
gen Die Sntcrnieruna oe,tider 3ipi.
liltcn in ser r,lIiiid,en Gone Yrotrit
erboben babcn.
Tertrctcr ser Gotboliiben Girc5s
la9ten. oaB oelltide Grieasgefanaen,,
an erlter Stelle friibere beutide Oft
3iere, bon oen &uilen ,lnter Ser gc.
lh,lloiguna feltgenonnlen mlroen,
oaB iie Spione fir Die @eitrnGtte
ieicn.
Sic iagten ferner, man Tonne an.
nebmen, oab oieie Yerionen nah RuB-
lanS gebraht muroen, no iie in 8ru-
ben lno Jubrifen arbeiten miiiien.
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@as 9iltstperk Der @iebenbarger @act(en
AmerikaS

ni6t ob man morgen nod i'm 2anSe
geoulbet miro, ooer einfah abgeido,
ben miro. slber leben muB man.
@ie! Sornad) frast einen nicmanS.
@ie ioq man oa niht ocm 8la,,ben
an sic Menidbeit perIierenI
Sic f0nnen aus oben geidiloertcm
ermeiien tpic sroB Die Sreuoe lit,
spenn man ourd 10 ein Yafet crfabrcm
mllB, Dob es bod nod Mcnid)en aibt,
Die einem Selfen tpollen uno Dab man
baourd) ,pieoer neuen Mut gum Sc.
ben unS gum 0urdybaltcn befonlmt.
Gmpfaneen Sic nohmols meinen
aQerber5liditen Can't fir sic bcioen
Yafete.
Sodabtungspou
Sbr Hifarb Gnaler.
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Dc,,tiste 8rifetts
NIT Sc,rjet.Ntettes

Berlin. Sie HuiIen besannen 1T
Gelltihlmo mitoer Yropagonoa fir
Den 30. Sabrestag ser bolide,piitiih. T..
cn Mepol1ltion. inoem iic 8rifetts sic
8crte uufprGgten: rllSSR - 80
Sabre io8ialfitiid,er Wirtihaft". Sri.
ber tri,gen 8rifetts immer nilr nea
Namcn ser Serlteller. Sic 3eit,,ng
Ser sl6eno" be,nerfte 3u ser Me-
tbooe Scr &lliien: rg,r elm Surg
li6tiger permag oen9tomen Der nelen
ssirma ni6t 5u leien".
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HaltmrbmnN II, 4. =.
Setter 8erlinS perbcten

Berlin. Ser &ulturbuno, ben oi(
amerifaniihen 8eboroen als eine
fommuniItiibe Srontorganiiation be.
aei6nen, mir hab 1. Nopember I'M
amerifnnilden Seftor @erlins per-
boten iein, mie Sranf 6. &otplep, 81.
reftor ser Il. 9. Militdrreaierung In
Berlin, erflGrte. Ser &ulturbuno,
oeilen boiler Same .&ulturbuno fir
ben bemofratiiden @ieoeraufba,l
0elltidlan6s" lit, tuirb bon bier ii,
Mosfau geidulten oel,tihen Som.
ml,nilten geleitet un6 beitebt ieit 6en
eriten 2agen Der Sotpietbeiesung.
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Der Seftat IN 1talieft
en~eiiltie abeeihaiit

Mom. Sie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser
iamml,lna idJaffte am %. Sobres
tag bon Muiiolinis Wtarid) nah Hunl
Sen italieniiben Senat ab. Gr war
Sur6 elm Tefret bonn sunni 1916 BE,
reits ieiner Slnftionen beraubt NOR.
Den.
Sm 2auf oes Cages ,plroen in
Mailano 5tuei MGnner perbaitct, peil
iie Mnihldge nit ser Snidriit
~@,liiolini-Seeion. Sabr 26 ser .ioa
ifiltiihen 3eitred)nlng" anbrahten.
sluh ,uuroen 1lllgsetteI perteilt, in
oenen Die @iifffcbr Muiiolinis pro-
pbc5eit ipuroe. Me oie Yoli5ei nit
teilta, lit aud cine Seelenmelle fir
Mniiolini geleien ,poroen.
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Dresden. Gie aeritorte oeuide Stact
bat feline Musiidt, ibr aftes @eliht
,uieoer5agetuinnen. Dresden sebort
Der 8ci6idte an. Ser aampf oller
onsgebombten @roBitdote lit iftper," 4"
iagcn Die 8c,loe3ernenten, .in Ores
oen ifeint er boffnungsIos". Staub
,mo Sh,,tt iino Die 2enn3eid)cn oieicr
M,linenitaot. Sic in ibrer hrulihen
Sdonbeit uro ibrem geiitigen 2eben
emit NIT 5Iorens in @ettbe.perb tire
ten fonnte. 0as "lteb INNER Srcu
uno 9teolid)feit" pcs MciBner-Hor-
sellan-@lodenipiels am 3tpinger lit
pcrtlungen. Stir INNER aeiprungen
iinb Die @lDdlein.
Mui ben 9riimmerberaen modien
IN fiimncrlibcn 8ceten 5on,aten uno
&pblfGpfe. Oos lit Der erite Ginbr,m
oen oas berbitli6e Dresden Dem 8c-
illder bietct. 9resoens beriibmtc
@drten nno Mnlaaen ieben ocr,uabr-
lott nls. Sunaernoe Menidtn lnd,en
Dem @ooen einise Sriibte abSugapin.
nen, nm sic leeren Rcdtopfc 3u fill
len.
Gs lit tpobltucno aus Scr Mtmoi.
pbGre oes Scbes, in sic 1rcsocns
gltItabt eineebiiat lit, in bie Sreibeit
Ser ltmgebl,ng Ser glbeitabt 81 fom.
men. 100 oas 2eben lpeiterlGuft. Ser
beIdtuinst-beitere iaponiide 8au Ses
2ilitihloiies Billnib an Ser @lbe lit
iiir Die Gintuobner elmer Ser tpeniaen
3iele aeblieben, oie elm Stiid Ores
oener Shonbeit unb @epileetbeit
iiber ocn fl,rhtbaren 9ombenfriea
biniucggerettet baben. Die iremoen
3ierpflan5en in .frifd) eeftridenen
9iibeIn iino gut geidnitten. Die Ties
beitreutenL aebarften 8ege idldngeln
iid,. ourd ial1bere Sedenlnrben una
8lumcnrdbattcn. Sier pcranitaltete
Die 9resoner Ybilbarmonie in oieiem
CONNER Die traoitionellen 3tpingers
Serenaben.
Dresden bdIt ben traurigen beut-
idcn Sriimmerreforo, ,mo 1a6lcllte
iino iie6 oariiber einig, baB Die. alten
3iiae ser Staot niht ipieocrbcrsu.
Itelen iino. obgelid an ser geitau-
rierung einiser Bradtba,ten gearbei.'
tet miro. 0as @elGnoe nm ben3ipiu.
ger lit abseiperrt uno binter oen Sol3-
5ilnen lit man am Mufbau. 9luh
S6allipielbaus uno Soffirdje iollen
in alter Sorm eriteben. Sic baIo nodj
Dem 3itiammenbru6 er0ifnete fiibne
itGotebaulid5e s(uSItellmg r9as neuc
Dresden" batte s,par ltarfe Ssnitiatipc
ausgel0it, bod lit es in Der 9,uiidcu,
5eit nm ale MufbauplGbe 3ienllid it'll
aeluoroen. $50 ion audi oas Moterial
berfonmen9 Die GIbe bate nod Die
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Gkiftas Ncrtotf fatii<tc
Giea fen,,n,,,tiitiist

Nanfine. Die @egier,lns erfldrte,
baB Ole 9emofratiihe 0iga BON oeu
&ommuniiten unteritiist,v nm cine
@ebellion geaen ole gcsieruns an3u
5etteln." slls ssiibret Der 2isa pur-
oen Chang 2an, biel NnpGlte Sben
Gblna-Du, ,,nr Gbana Io.Gbun uno
81 SlmssGbi nanbaii aemobt. Sic
beiinoen iicb in Shangbai.
Sb Saftbefeble allsaeiteIlt morSen
iinO. lit nidt befannt.
81 erfldrte in eiser Yreiiefonie.
ren5, oos aegen Die Sisa serihtete
@erbot Ser &egierung iei fir i'm cine
lteberraidune uno nidlt 81 re6tierti-
gen, aob aber ben MnbGngern Sen Nat
lid 81 iiiaen.
Heaicrllngsbenmte lin @aibinaton
gaben 81 pcrltcben, bah iie oen S6ritt
Der fineliiden &esierslng nidt billi.
gen fonnen. Man hetrad)tet BORT sic
Siga ais cine loie Gerbinouns raoi,
talcr Miinorititsparteien, unoStoats,
icfretdr Maribau ioG beiiirmortet ia.
ben, oaB Gbianss Mesieruna ibre
galis cr,peitern llno audi 6iibrer Ser
Siberalen aufnebmen follte.
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5 a'iaiarsen $te"ern
in Ut. =. kinter,eeen

@albington. Ger iteIlbertretenbc
SdatamtsiefretGr S. g. 80. @iggins
erflGrte, baB 5 Wtilliaroen Dollars on
Stcltcrn binter5ogen ieien. 8eamte
bes Sd)obamtes geben 10000 ssGbr-
ten bctriiaerSihcr atenerlintersieb-
ing nah lmo fonnteT oie sSille IN.
folge bon Ferionalmanael nidt auf.
abeitcn. r8ir tun niht' Elm 9rittcl
Der 'Mrbeit, oie mir tim iolltcn," 10
erfldrte Wiggins ppr Dem Samss
SteuernlsidllB.
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Wtils. am Is. Sept. 1914

lnltfcn:
Mils. am Is. Sept. t947.
Wtan loa eS ni6t glauben, ,lnb bod
gelbeben au6 bellte nod 3ei6eu
lnb @unber. Wic iull id) Sbnen
Sanfen fir sic Sreubc, bie Sic mir
llno mcine Santilie nit oieien Yafetel1
bereitet baben! Sou iG Sbncn sic
leud)tcnoen 9lugen meiner &inoerhen
idiloern. als lie sic S0sben, &leib.
den lmb Sfube prpbierten, ioa id)
Sbnen bas @liid meiner 2rau ibil,
bern als iie oie Saben a,fteilte MrS
gum SdluB feit1teIlen fonnte, oab
nun bod ale bier &inber ibre eise,
men Sd,ube b6tten. @ir botten llns
felt Monaten bemiibt unierc:n
SSiingiten Elm paar S6ube mfsutrei-
ben, ieood obne Grfolg uno iebt tpar
Dies Hrohlem pl0slid) uno llnoer.
bofft gel0it.
llniere Gage lit 10 troltlos uno boif-
nllngslos, lpie man iid) lie troitloier
gar nid)t poritellen fann. sllls ser
Seimat uertrieben, entredtet lmb
enteienet miiiien mir bier als ioge-
nannte .Iaitiee MuslGnoer" uns
burh bas 2ebcn ihlaeen. Sier i'm
9anoe ielbit lit Sunsersrot, Seue-
runs uno elm @arenmanael nibt gu
bei6reiben. 8u fanfen sibt es iiber-
baupt nidts es iei oenn aui oem TO-.
genamten ~idrpar5en Marft" 81
sebn Bis bunoertfahen lleberpreiien.
Den erlernten 8eruf barf man niGt
ausitben, einen neuen @eruf barf man
lid)t erlernen, apeil man aIs Ius.
ldnoer nirgenos auselaiien miro,
allsman6ern fann man audi nidt.
Wan lit frei unb bod ni6t frei, man
fam feline tpirfli6en SGbigfeiten mir.
genos einiesen. man tueiB tpieoerum
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Da,tet,,are tpirH ie3ial.
Reater,i,es4ef erkalten

aopcnbagen, 9dnemarf. Ser fri.
bere Yremierminilter 0iIbeIm 9u1l
tcilte NIT, oaB a0nis 6rieorid ser
Neunte iid entidloiien babe, Sons
SeStoft, Sen Gorlitenoen ser Sosia(-
oenofraiihen 9artei, gum ne,len
Eremierminiiter 5u ernennen.
Cie So5ialoemofraten Iino iebt sic
ltarfite 8artei, ob,uobl tie feline ab.
iolute Mebrbeit babcn.
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Man fann Die @eIt ME bon gcnua
Seiten ergreifcn, uno es lit Id)limm,
ipcnn Der Menih in Dem etpisen 81,
nerlei beriinft uno INNER MIR iiber
Dem briitet, tpas er felt Sabren setan
bat. - SlrboIot.
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Gin 9anfidjreibcn

iuie lie 81 SunSerten iett bier Elm.
loufcn:
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fallf, nm Sic Soften su oederr.
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Stir Sas gpiIo (amtlite Mittci.
.lulg, bnB oas Hafet anacfomnleu iit)
Evening star., 1947-09-29
Middies' Loss Is Biggest Upset

Carolina possessed The Tar Heels
now are headed fora potentially
great season.
Bernie Moore gave notice to
future opponents that his L. S. U
State Tigers are one of the rank
ing elevens In the Nation as a
result of a 21-14 win over Rice. It
must have been great game, with
enough scoring to satisfy even the
most offensive-minded fans.
Before leaving the Southland, ]
must comment on Georgia Techs
T-O victory over Tennessee. It had
been predicted that this contest
could go either way. The decisive
ness of Techs triumph uncovers
the fact that Bobby Dodd must
have one Of the country's power
houses. Another great club in the
same conference will be Tulane,
21-20 winner over tough Alabama
Another Fine Army Line.
Army met bit more trouble than
expected in defeating a surprising
ly rugged Villanova contingent,
1870. However, it appeared to scouts
covering the game that the West
Pointers have another fine line,
ones possibly even stronger than
the forward wall of year ago, all
of which does not make us too
happy at Notre Dame.
Illinois, possibly suffering from
Evening star., 1947-09-29

Nays lat loss to California. 1t
certainly Is nice enough, though, to
see Lynn Waldorf get away to a
good start with the Golden Bears.
However, it also is interesting to note
that Navy dominated play in the
final stages of the contest. So, per-
haps, it may be a case of Tom
Hamilton,s men needing "a game.
Remember, California warmed up
with a relatively easy conquest of
Santa Clara the Saturday previous.
I feel that this Navy team will re-
bound and do its own share of up
setting on the forthcoming Satur-
days.
Little Idaho's defeat Of Stanford
was another major upset. The
Stanford team had been given high
preseason rating and the result of the
contest is a perfect example of any
thing being able to happen in the
grand American game of football.
N. C. Victory Well Earned.
North Carolina's 14-7 triumph
over Georgia evidently was well
earned, although you can be sure
that Wally Butts Bulldogs gave a
creditable performance. The Geor-
gians seemed to have tied down
the heralded Charley Justice, but
fit's hard to stop q good passing
attack snd that Is what. North
Evening star., 1947-09-29
Mats Off for Homes
After Taking Finale;
ace Salary Cuts

The Mats scattered to various sec
tors of the Nation today after polish
ing off Boston, 5-1, in yesterdays
finale at Griffith Stadium, and for
most of them it will a distressing
winter following sad summer, with
mailmen bringing contracts with
salary cuts.
For the final two months of the
season the Mats performed at a 1855
clip, which Is no pennant pace, and
the only bright spot in the fading
days Of the campaign was the per-
formance Of Outfielder Gil Coan
who played in the Mats last II
games and batted 500, with 81 hits
in AZ attempts.
Mickey Haefner notched his 10th
victory yesterday. scattering 10 hits.
He was staked to 20 lead in the
second inning when Tom Mcbride
reached first on Johnny Pesky's
tumble, Eddie Yost walked, Johnny
Sullivan sacrificed and AL Evans
brought both runners across with a
single to center.
Boston whitfield that advantage to
81 in the third on singles by Muir
rell Jones and Birdie Tebbetts, plus
Leon Culberson's long fly, but the
Mats bounced back with three runs
in their portion of the inning.
That uprising was launched off
Chuck Stobbs when Eddie Lyons
singled to left. Coan walked and
Mickey Vernon brought 'em around
with a double to right. Mickey
moved to third when Mcbride
grounded out and scored when Sui
Ivan forced Yost, who had walked.
Evening star., 1947-09-29
Leohy Expects Comeback by Navy After Defeat on Coast
Major Teams Powerful, CIoseness of Scores Indicates

to all Coast reports, eventually will
battle for the title out there, al
though Pappy Waldorf may have
something to say about that.
For the most part throughout the
country form held true, with the
expected winners coming home in
front. However, most interesting to
me was the amazing number of
close scores.
This is unusual for so early in the
season. and indicates there will be
relative evenness of strength
among most of the major teams
The exception, off Saturdays rec
ord, would be Michigan, which
really must have power in order to
have taken over Michigan State by
the landslide count of $50.
released by McNaught Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star., 1947-09-29

the glories Of the Rose Bowl but
more likely impeded by the strength
Of the opposition. went all the way
to the fourth period before barely
managing to exc out a 14-0 win
over Pittsburgh. I sincerely hope
Notre Dame can do as well this
coming Saturday. 1t would seem
to us at Notre Dame that the
Panthers are on the way back.
Midwest fans were a bit disap-
pointed at Friday nights game in
Los Angeles when U. c. L. A. came
from behind to defeat Iowa, 22-7.
Possibly it was a natural comeback
for U. c. l.. A. after their Rose Bowl
disaster Certainly they enjoyed
every psychological advantage. The
long trip and California heat may
have caused the Hawkeyes to fade.
Both are good teams.
The Uclans, I imagine, were in
terested in the 21-0 win of Southern
Cal over Washington State. The
Trojans and U. c. L. A., according
Evening star., 1947-09-29
lombard Also Ready
For Start Tomorrow
Against Yanks' Shea
By Jock Hand
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Fresh-
man Frank (spec) Shea, named
by Manager Bucky Harris to pitch
tomorrow's World Series opener
for the New York Yankees, prob
ably will be opposed by 21-year-old
Ralph Branca. Brooklyns ace 81
game winner. with Lefty Vic Lom-
bardi a strong second choice.
Harris tabled Shea, the first
American League rookie ever to hurl
the first game of a series, for open
ing duty after yesterdays season
final with the Athletics, but Man.
ager Burt Shotton still refused to
name his starting Dodger.
1t could be that Shotton, who
piloted the Brooks to the flag by
fve-game margin, although he
joined the club after the season
had started, will wait until the
morning of the first game before
making his decision. Burt already
knows who it will be, but he doesn' t
want to take chance on having
one of his young men null over
the possibilities for "a hours.
Branca Rated Best Bet.
Branca, the top man of the staff
on the won and lost records, 21-12
is the best bet. Leo Durocher made
the mistake of using a sleeper, >
Curt Davis, in the 1941 opener be-
fore pitching his ace, Whit Wyatt
and he never got out of the barrel
If Branca works tomorrow he'll be
ready to come back fully rested for
the fifth game. A full three day
rest is a must" for Branca, who
Is not effective with less.
If Shotton operates on the theory
that left-handed pitching Is his
best bet against the Yankees, he
may call on lombard, d half
pint southpaw who makes up for
lack of zooming fast ball with a
cute curling curve and good con-
troll.
Outside Of some concern about
Catcher Bruce Edwards, whose right
fingertips have been battered by
foul tips, the Dodgers were In good
shape for their final tune-up at
Ebbetts Field this morning. Ed
wards will, of course, start, but
Shotton used Bobby Bragan yes
terday in Boston just In case Bruce's
fingers may not be able to take
further battering in the series.
Harris Has No Surprises.
The Yankee lineup will carry nc
surprises. Harris disclosed he will
follow his customary batting order
with George Stirnweiss at second
base, Tommy Heinrich in right field
Larry Berra, catching; Joe Di Mag
fgio in center field, George McQuinn
at first base. Bill johnson at third
base, Johnny Lindell in left field
Phil Rizzuto at shortstop and Shea
whose season record is 14-5. Should
a lefty start for the Dodgers, Berra
will start but he will bat eighth,
with Lindell moving to third and
RiZzuto to seventh.
Evening star., 1947-09-29
BY AnoeIino J. CarobeIIi

Shelley Lee Warren, young Wash
1ngton horsewoman, is displaying
proudly the Earl of Hardwood Vase,
acquired by outperforming top To-
cal horses with her mannerly Bills
Lass in the Washington Bride
Trails Associations series windup
yesterday Equitation Field in Rock
Creek Park.
The Earl Of Hardwood Vase was
first placed in competition in 1845
and was returned to active competi-
tion on its Tooth anniversary, having
been won in 1945 by Jackie Warren
Pelle's Yankee Doodle and in 1916
by Mrs. Gardner Hallman's Gray
Lark.
Bills Lass and Claude w. Owens
Cruciflno entered the show S points
each and emerged with 10 each.
A hack and hunter work-of with
owners riding followed with the
judges deciding for Bills Lass.
Shelley rode Bills Lass to a Sec
ond place in the knock-doWn-and-
out and to a third in a privately
owned hack for her points. Cruel
fino, well-handled by his owner,
took the blue in the privately owned
hack for his score.
Alden Cranes Tarlac and Mrs.
Robert Watson's Goldacious were
next in line with 6 points each.
Tarlac was winner of the knock
down-and-out. Blonde Reel, June
Martyrs spirited performer, made
. splendid showing in the privately
owned jumper event to win over