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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12

Nv uniGenih zivcih in zdravju
Duseynim delavcem je potreber
oddih- sprehod v naravi ali Fl.
ziSno delo. .,.
Kar se tide misli, prepriea.
MIA, we're, nacina zivljenja, bod
samostojna in Sc ne pusti pre-,
vec zasuznjiti cd raznih kon.
vencijonalnosti. Kadar hoces ka;
odlociti, ne misi v prvi vrsti
kaj bodo rekli ljudie, temyec po.
misi najprvo, &c je pray - po.
slusaj notranji glas vesti in sr.
ca in delaj po njih narekoya.
nju.
PHI in JED "a potrebo, toda ne
il gole pozresnosti ali IL neke
vrste nervoznosti. Opojne pija.
&c smatraj "a toniko in jih uzi-
vaj zgolj kot zdravilo.
Ne misli, da sc zabavas le te-
daj, kadar 81 v Sunni druzbi,
kadar pleses in Sc udajas cez-
mernemu uzivanju jedaee in pi-
jace. Ia zabavo smatraj: cita-
ME poucnega etiva, razmotri-
vanje dnevnih svetovnih dogod-
kov v prijateljskem ali druzin-
skem krogu. 1zredno bogato "a
bavo' dobimo pri dramskih in
koncertnih predstavah, kjer sto-
pi v aktivnost mas duh in Sc
podamo z dramatikovimi ali
kladateljevimi znacaji v svet
bogatih dozivetij in skusenj. Ia
ka dela tt dajejo zadoscenje, ker
prinasajo ma povrsje in te uci-
jo spoznavati laz, hinayscino, H.
cemerstyo, sovrastyo,; pohlep
po moci ma eni strani in resni-
co, odkritosrenost, ljubezen, ne
sebicnost, it'd, ma drugi strani.
y f. 4
Naravnost razveselivo je, da
bo podalo ma primer prihodnjo
nedeljo dramsko drustvo "Ivan
Candar' ma oder zopet emo res
no dramsko delo in sicerf "Syet
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12
Urednikovo pos+o
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strand

+ Nadaljevanje 2. stranD
prispevkom sc, DO nasa blagai.
ma opomogla.
Vabimo tudi vse nase clanice,
da pridete prav gotovo in pri.
peljete seboj tudi vase sopro-
ge. Vabimo tudi clanice sosed-
njih krozkov in vse ostalo OBJ
cinstvo. Zabave DO dovolj "a
vse. =,
Torej, Sc enkrat vas prosimo,
maj vas v nedeljo 16. marca we
Ger pot pripelje v Slovenski de-
lavski dom ma Waterloo rd. Ia
postrezbo in ostalo bono vse
preskrbele, tako, da bo vse v
naj jbolsem redu.
Frances Wolf, clanica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12
S0n1ccnii
kOticek .
Pise Ovinkarieva

Delaj po pameti, misli po pa
meti, jej po pameti, pij po pa
meti, zabayaj Sc po pameti in
pocivaj po pameti, pa bos pri-
ieno sreena, zdrava in zadovolj-
ma.
Vse dobro boste rekle, toda
kaj je pametno? Kar Sc 'zdi NOR
da meni pametno, sc zdi tebi
neumno.> Res, tezko je definira-
tt -pamet, ker je nekaj relativ-
mega. Vendar pa lahko recemo,
da je pametno, &c imamo "a vsa-
ko rec emo srednjo nero. Pa
metno je ma primer, da proueu-
jemo nase zmoznosti, bodisi fl
zicne ali dusevne in Sc po tenn
ravnamo.
kadar vidis, da te kako delo
utruja, vsedi ali vlezi Sc "a par
minut in daj telesu in zivcem
kratek oddih. v tovarni tega Sc
veda ne mores storiti, vendar
Sc ne zeni cez nero, zlasti pri
delu cd kosa, kajti v dobi We
cih let bos "a vsak cent plaeala
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12
Ves+i IL Iv|ienio
omeriskih SIovencev

La Sale, Ill. - Dne 1. mar
ca je umrla Mary Dular, rojena
Konda, stara u let, donna z Do
lenjskega, cd koder je prisla v
La Sale leta 1902. Zelo sc je
udejstvovala v gospodinjskem
klubu SIND in naredila veliko "a
dom. Tukaj zapusca moza Fran
ka, sina, tri heere, 10 vnukov
in pravnuka, v Clevelandu pa
sestro.
Grafton, Pa. - V zenski bol-
nisnici v Pittsburghu sc nahaja
Josephine Ferme.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12
PROGREsIVNE sLOVENKE AslERIKE.
tDalje ma q. stFani)

liza in j pustila .zalega in krep-
kega sineka. cestitamo!
Stara mama, Eva Coff je kot
posledica sedaj jako "bizi" in je
zelo ponosna ma malega "buca".
samo malo tarna,;' da je ze vse
pozabila, kako Sc mora "hend-
lat" vroce steklenice, it'd. Men
da vse sproti popije! Ha! ha!
Torej se enkrat, pridite vse
ma prihodnjo sejo in pripeljite
veliko novih clanic!
Zdravo!
M. Vidrich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12

trick v mesecu " Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Gas: lOb 1880 uri zvecer.
Predsednica: Angela Kalin,
podpred dssdnica: Josephine Lev
|stik, tai. IN blag.: Mary vidrich,
1918 Grovewood Ave., zapis-
nikarica: Frances Wolf. Nadzor-
nj odbor: Preds. Anna BrenGic.
Amalia Terbizan, Marion Bash
el. Prosvetni odbor:: Jdsephine
Levstik, Frances Wolf, Eva Goff
in Mary Tomato. Porotevalki:
Mary Vidrich in Frances Wolf.
zastupnice a SANS: A. Terbi-
IAN, Mary Ogrinc, Theresa Cor
jane in Angela Kalin.
Kroxek 81. 2. ::
Delolrog - st. Clair Ave /.
Meseene seje: Vsako tretio
sredo v mesecu v Sloyenskem,
narodnem domu ma GAIT St.
Clair Ave. Cas-: oh 1880 zveeer.
Predsednica Cecilia subelj,
podpredsednica Frances Legat,
tai. blag. Mary Zakrajsek,
1893 st. Clair Ave. Henderson,
$3.50, zapisnikarica Frances Cor
she. Nadzornice: Mary somrak,
Helen Mikus in Jennie Poklar.
Prosvetni odbor: Nj poroeano.
Porocevalka: Nj poroGano. "a.
stopnice "a SANS: Nj poroeano.. j.
Kroxek st. 8.
Delolrog - Euclid
Mesecna seja vsako prvo sre-
do v mesecu " Slovenskem dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave.
Cas-: oh 7::3O uri zvecer.
Predsednica Frances Gorjanc,
podpredsednica Frances Julajli-
ia, tai. blag. Mary Ster, "a
pisnikarica Gusti Zupancic. Mad
zornice Mary Medvesek, preds.,
F: Zajc in A. Zupancic. Poroce-
valki: Gusti Zupancie in Mary
Medvesek. Prosvetni odbor: Sc
nj poroeano. Zastopnice "a SA-
MS Sc nj porocano.
Krozek st.7
Delokrog - Mlajsa generacija
Collinwoodu
(Uradnice. Sc MISC; prijavljene)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12

'preganjanje we're in cerkve, tako
tudi danes nina drugega name
ma kakor podpirati raznarodova-
nje koroskih Slovencev in podpi-
rati velikonemsko pangreman-
sko imperialisticno politiko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12
Dve odrosIi osebi

brez otrok zelita dobiti najem
stanovanje dvemi ali tremi So
bami. Nasloy Sc maj pusti v uradu
tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12

brez sovrastva" izpod peresa
Mire Pucove, XII je kakor citamn
slika razmer v ljubljanskih "a.
porih "a casa sovraznikoue oku.
pacije. Brez vsakega dvoma be
| privabila drama nase obeinstvo
| il vseh delov Clevelanda in bo
popovno,, dokazano, da ljubimo
zabayo in smeh, sda pa tudi zelo
cenimo sliko realnosti, XII nam
siri obzorje in mas navdusuje "a
nadaljno delo ma polju resnega
cloyeskega prizadevanja, zbolj-
sati svoj polozaj ne lie materi-
jalno tenvec tudi miselno inte-
llektualno ali dusevno.
Istocasno je tudi razveseljivo
citati, da bo nastopilo pole 6
moskih v igri vecina ameriskih
Fslovenk, XII i1najo ze vse ugled
in priznanje, kot zmozne in vne-
te igralke. Zanimiv opis njih
karakterizacij je podala zadnji
petek na angleski strani. ''Ena-
kopravnosti" Miss Vida Shiffer,
"a kar j moramo biti hvalezne,
kajti s pridobitvijo zmoznih
mlajsih buditeljev in klicarjev
k ;aktivnosti, se ne bodo tako
kmalu razpredli pajki svojih
mrez po nasih odril1!
POZOR! POZOR! Poor!
Cas- nasega letnega zbo-
rovanja. Sc bliza z yelilo
naglico. KazmotriyaJte in
porocajte o yasih sklepih in
nacrtih prihodnJ mesec!
UredniStvO.
Imenik uFodnic kroz-
kov "Progresivnih
Slovenk Amerike"
Progressive Sloyene Women
: of America)
IA LET g l9A7
Kroxek st. l.
>Delokrog Collinwood
Mesecna seja: Vsak prvi &C.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12
Tudi koroske cerkvene ob|os+i pomogoio
pri zo+ironiu Slovencev


=. ~a~ ~.. Ponatis II "slovs
Veliki del krivde in odgovor
nosti "a nasilno germanizacijc
koroskih. Slovencev nosijo tudi
koroske cerkvene oblasti, XII sc
ne le MISC zavedale syoje dolzno.
nosti do vernikov slovenske ma.
rodnosti, marvec so S svojim po-
,stopanjem tudi ocitno krsile GER
kvene predpise. ....1
ze leta 1915 je bill ma cetrtem
lateranskem zboru sprejet GER
kveni zakon, da Sc morajo YER
ski obredi izvajati v jeziku ljud-
stva in da morajo duhovniki 2
besedo in zgledom ljudi pouce-
vati. Ma Koroskem pa Sc je do
gajalo prav nasprotno. Koroske
cerkvene oblasti, predvsem pa
celovski skof, so z vso vnemo
podpirale pan-germansko strem-
ljenje in aktivno sodelovale pri
nasilni germanizaciji.
Celovska skofija je takoj
ustregla vsaki zelji nemskih So
winston in odstavljala slovenske
duhovnike ter ma njihova mesta
postavljala -nemske, XII so pre-
gnali slovensko molitev in pridi-
go il cerkve ter tako tudi GER
kew in vero postavila v sluzbo
nasilne germanizacije. Slovenci
so posiljali skofiji prosnje in od-
poslanstva ter prosili "a sloven-
ske duhovnike, toda v skofiji in
pri me'oda inih cerkvenih obla-
steh so naleteli ma gluha usesa.
Koliko deputacij je bilo poslanih
ma skofijo, da bi vrnili slovenske
duhovnike v Blatogradu, CAIN
cab, pri Gospo Sveti, Otmanjah,
Brezi Vetrinju it'd, a vse zaman!
Poleg ponemeevanja sol, nase-
ljevanja rajhovskih kolonistov
in gospodarskega zasuznjevanja
je has cerkev S svojo velenemsko
politiko najvec pripomogla k ma
silnemu raznaradovanju koro-
skin Slovencev. =.
Nikdar nj bilo slisati, da bi bill
skof ali katera druga cerkvena
oblast kaj storila v zascito pre-
ganjanih slovenskih duhovni-
kov. Takoj po "anslusu" je bill
aretiran in pozneje zastrupljen
koroski slovenski poslanec zup-
mix Poljanec, enako tudi njegov
naslednik Stare.
Pravi krizev pot je prezivljal
zupnik ma Selah Vault, XII je ro-
NAL IL zapora v zapor, dokler Sc
nj znasel v Dachau. Menu sledil
tudi kanonik Singer, XII je bill
tri leta samici in je ma posledi-
cab strasnega trpljenja tik pred
osvoboditvijo umrl " tujini. Mu-
cenju in trpljenju je tudi podle-
gel mladi kaplan IL smihela pri
Pliberku Anton Kutej.
V koncentracijskih taboriscih
je bilo je devet drugih sloven-
skin duhovnikov Koroskega,
izmed katerih sta bila diva, zup-
mix JoZef Polak in dr.. Oton su.
ster umorjena.
Ia vse to so dezelne cerkvene
oblasti dobro vedele, a MISC nice
sar ukrenile ma zascito priza-
detih duhovnikov, se mani v "a
scito slovenskega ljudstva. Prav
nasprotno: takoj pc 'anslusu"
sie dezelna cerkvena oblast ma
Koroskem prepoyedala sleherno
slovensko besedo v5cerkvi in IL
ven ME. Cello po domovih SO OBJ
vecerih hodili spijoni in ovajali
vse tiste, XII 80 donna molili slo-
vensko. &c hi to prepoYed ida
la nacisticna oblast, bi Sc temu
ne cudili, toda da je to storila
cerkvena oblast, pac dovolj Jas
no kaze, s kaksno vnemo je pod
pirala nasilno zatiranje koro-
skin Slovencev.
Tudi danes nj mnogo bolje.
Takoi no osyoboditvi sc ie sicer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12
NEMSKE HARMONIKE

Mervarjevega izdelka, 3-vrstne, ~
basov, XII SO kot move, Sc prodajo
"a $135. Louis Tieber. l440 E. 50
ST. ali 7406 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-12

Borba "a prvenstvo v Aren't
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-22
Pusl,c n1trtne
UE ON tSDAY HI s

Seldovians are re-
minded that Wednesday
evening at 8 pm. is
the time Of the l947
publ &c Meeting Of the
Seloovia Utility
Board. The meeting
will be held in the
council chambers ct
c ity hall.
At this meeting
the Board treasurer
will pres ent his an-
nual repcrt. and NOM
ina ions fr ON the
floor will be receiv-
&c to select candi-
dates for the april
9Th Utility Board ell
&c ton.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-22

e E GU AR UNION
MEETING MONDAY
The regular weekly
meeting Of the Alaska
Fl sherman's Union
will be held at 1850
Monday night, agent
Buck Douglas reminded
members today.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-22
zoldov1a alaska, March %, 1947 No. SO
c., ANDERSON fLES cor COUNCIL SEAL
CA a ENCiN
ARRIVES nv CITY
TO INSPECT field
Vol I

G.. j. Peu1ie, CAA
engine er from anchor
age, arrived in Sell
dovie Thur sdcy to in
spect the city's air.
field. Mr.. Paul ie's
visit is to determine
if the proposed field
is oualifi ed for the
expendi ture Of Feder-
Il funds.
Mr.. Paulie spent
all day yes terday at
the field, and he an
nounced after this
preliminary inspec-
ton, that he is sat-
isfied the present
site Of the fie Id
WILL De Apr OVoCe
He SAID some resi-
ignment of field ia
cilities may be nee
essary after fur Their
s study, but added the t
all Of the work al-'
ready compl 3 ted on
the airf ield would
have been required by
the government. Thus
the funds the city
has expended in the
past year have served
their purpose and
Cont. Page g
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-22
EARL HERR VIII
RUN AGAIN. But
HAS NOT FIT 80
No. SO

The name Of c.. Z.
Ander son, loo al can
merry owner, was reg
i s tered in the city
CT erk's office this
week as candidate for
{ position on the
city council.
aIr. Ander on has
been q resid ent Of
this city for many
years, exc ept for the
period Of his war;
time service In the
navy, but never be-
fore has sought g po-
sition in the mUnic l.
pal government.
Last evening four
names had been off,
cially regis tered for
the april lst ballot.
They were Mr. s. Adam
Lipke, L. H. Alexan-
der, Mrs. Alta Hon
ing ton and Mr.. Ander-
son.
Two 9th er names
are expec ted to be
ADDED this week, for
Earl Herr, Q member
Of the present coun-
ell, has announce ed
his decis ion to seek
Cont. Page 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09
BLANK
PITTSBURGH, 60

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 8.-(P-singles
by Enos Slaughter and Terry Moore
and a double by pitcher George
Munger gave the st. Louis Cardi-
nails their first two runs as they
went on to a 6 to 0 victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates - stretching
their current series of triumphs to
eight. Munger held the Pirates to
three hits.
The Cards added another tally
in the fifth on a walk and Frank
Cuisines overthrow then knocked
starter Fred Ostermueller out of
the box in the eighth with their
last attack.
Stan Musial got his third straight
walk to open the inning, Whitley
Kurowski also took a pass to first
and after Slaughter flied out,
Moore singled to center - the end
for Ostermueller.
A safe hit by Marty Marion and
another bingo by Munger account
ed for two more Cardinal runs.
Hank Greenberg got the first
safety off Munger's pitching in the
fifth. Ralph Kiner and Billy Cox
also singled in the seventh and
ninth respectively for the only other
Pirate blows. Munger struck out
civ mon
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09
Softball Entry List
Breaks All Records

GREENSBORO, Aug. s-(R)-
All records were broken in the
North. Carolina Amateur Softball
association today wheu the
executive board announced that 40
teams had filed entry for the 1947
state mems tournament to be held
in Greensboro August 21-26.
The largest previous entry was
20 teams two years ago. The
state tournament has been open
to all city and county leaders for
the past four years, prior to which
district elimination was staged.
The teams entered are as col
lows: Greensboro BURNER Furni-
ture, defending champion; Con-
cord, Bessemer, Mecklenburg
county, North Wilkesboro, Sails
bury, Cabarrus county Durham,
Burlington, Asheville .Kinston,
Wilmington, Mooresville, Fayette-
vile, Castor county Halifax coun-
ty, Badin, Brevard, Valdese, High
Point Belmont . Winston-Salem,
Greensboro city Mt. Airy, Gas
tonia, Alamance county, Proximi-
ty, Raleigh, Fit. Bragg, Kannap-
oils, Roxboro, Iredell county,
Waynesville, Charlotte, Elkin, Dur
ham county, Roanoke Rapids,
Leaksville, Canton and James
town.
Pairings will be announced Sun
day morning in the single elimina-
ton tournament.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09

- FREQ lOWHSeNU STOpSQ
park here tonight and finally
ictory of the season, but not
Bob Steckel contrived to shut
runs. The final score was 90.
right. Lefty Louis Cheshire win
be called to the mound to- the
Pirates.
With the Pirates leading -
going into the home half Of the
seventh inning. u heavy fog began
settling over the outfield. 1t ives
light, and the Leafs could only
manage to score once.
But when the Pirates came TO
bat in the first Of the eighth, the
fog grew thicker. After one out,
Jim Station hit to center field and
went all the way to third before
Pres Carroll could find the ball.
Townsend singled him home for
the first marker in 4 six-run Pirate
rally. Freddy Musumeei reached
first on an error and Eddie Hardis.
ky was walked by loser Aaron
Osoisky to fill the bases. Billy
Benton famed, but Hargrovs
Davis, who had blasted his llth
homer OF the year in the yixth,
lined a base hit into left-center 70
tally Townsend and Musumec,.
Davis and Hardisky came home
On a double by Harry Bridges. by
this time the center fielder was
barely visible from the press box.
Johnny Muscovitch singled down
the third base line, but they found
the ball and threw him out at
second when he tried to stretch
II
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09
BRAMHAM HONORED
BY HALL OF FAME

C-OOPERSTOWN: n. T., Aug.
S-(R-A bronze plaque honor
ing the late Judge william G.
Bramham, President of the Ma
tional Association of Baseball
Leagues, was dedicated today
at the Baseball Hall of Fame
by his successor, George M.
Trautman.
Bramham, who died July 8
at Durham, N. c., was the first
minor league executive to be
honored at the baseball shrine.
He retired as National associa-
ton chief last winter after Is
years in the post.
Trautman. in unwilling the
plaque, declared that the "ra-
pid growth of the National as
ISOLATION under Bramham's
leadership Islands as his monu-
ment."-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09
PALE HOSE ROB
/ NEWH0USER, AZ
Bengal Lefty Two Outs
Away From Shutout
In Ninth Frame

DETROIT, Aug. 9R-Tyng
the score with a two-run rally after
two were out in the ninth, the
Chicago White Sox stopped the
Detroit Tigers, 4 to 2, in a twilight
game today on Rudy York's two
run homer in the 10Th.
York's first home run in De-
troit since he wore a Tiger uni
form in 1915 was his 18th of the
season and pinned the loss on Hal
NeWhouser-his 11th-after the De-
troit southpaw had been just one
putout away from a 20 shutout in
regulation distance.
Singles by Taft Wright, Luke
Appling, Cass Michaels and pinch
hitter Red Ruffing brought the
Six from behind to knot the count
at 2-all in the ninth and Bob Ken
nedy singled ahead of York's hon.
er in the 10th.
Appling had a perfect day at bat,
gathering four straight hits off
Newhouser, who gave up IA in all.
Lefthander Frank Papish of the
Sox needed help from Earl Cald-
well in the 10th but received
credit for the victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09
Pirates Hold Off Leafs In Ninth For 90 Victory
CYC POINT
SET FOR SUNDAY
poats In Four Divisions
Scheduled To Sail
At 3 O'clock

r,es glued on the Carolina
vacb- club point-race cup to be
'..rde5 alter the final Labor Day
@aces. slippers in four classical
nors VIII set sail tomorrow after
.oon in the fifth CYC point-race
n the year at three o'clock.
r~;arcest competition is conferred
tho Comet class and the class
. y inland Lake scow divisions, but
.,aro isn't any joking around in
me Class c or Moth races either.
rho latter is a two-boat affair,
9Th Toe Morrison at the present
has5fng Stark Patterson by four
noints to three.
In the woman crew Inland
rsks scow water doings, Henry
peseaau's and Donald Parsley's
"Regardless" is all tied up with
+bs .Wahoo, piloted by Walter and
Ksnnet1 Sprunt. Each boat h a
seven points apiece. There are
fuo others in the same field, Wal
is.e and Johnny Murchison's
mistress. with two points, and
"stardust H." owned by J h
colucci, having a lone point to
her credit.
Lawrence Sprunt, Jr., and his
rlass C Mercury have a large
,ey,n point lead in that division,
beirg four points ahead of the two
nearest contenders. David SCOTS
Nh s.le and Jimmy Lyell, Jr.'s
Outchess have three points
sDiece. Johnny Murchison recent
" entered his Calypso in the class
{ division.
The Comet class, largest Of the
sour. is a wide open race; any
.kipper can rack up nine points
BY winning tomorrow's affair. The
present leader is Don Fisher, who
las 27 points. Vic Taylor, Jack
Preston and John Gaylor ala trail
Fisher slightly, being tied up for
second place with 20 points.
Others competing in the Comet
.lass are Raymond Holland, Is:
Joe Morrison, 10; Jimmy Patter-
,on. seven; Artie Perry, six; Bry-
In Broadfoot, five.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09

Home runs came in bundles last
nigh. in the Class A Softball league
as Spofford Mills upset the league
leading City Optical club, SIS, and
the Atlantic Coast Line edged past
Alpha Omega in eight innings, 10
8. Blasting roundtrippers were
.Kaylor of City Optical, Bailey and
Paige of the Atlantic Coast Line,
and Lee of Alpha Omega.
Kaylor unloaded his circuit blast
in the fifth inning of the first
game with no one on base, cutting
the Millers' lead to 4-3. A two
run outburst by the Spinners in the
latter half of the fifth smashed
whatever winning hopes the Opt
clans might have treasured. Ber-
ME Covington singled, went to
second on an error, and took third
or a wild pitch in this fatal frame.
Brown worked pitcher Robert Ship
FOR a pass, and Strickland lined a
single to right field which both
Covington and Brown tailed on,
Brown scoring all the way from
first base.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09
Ramblers Collide
With Spins Today

The Masonboro Ramblers viii
play the Bladenboro Spinners Sun
day afternoon at Bellamy park at
$3.50 o'clock, it was announced last
night by Frank Manner, manager
of the Ramblers.
Manner said the field at Benamy
park has been put into excellent
condition and a large crowd OF
fans from Wilmington and Baden
boro are expected to attend the
Sunday contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09
Whiteville To Play
Mullins All-Stars

WHITEVILLE, Aug. 8. - The
Whiteville Comets of the Eastern
State league will play the Mullins,
S. c. An-Stars at the Columbus
county American Legion park Sun,
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, it was
announced today by Comet club
officials.
The Mullins club is composed of
players from Mullins, Conway, OAR
lington and other South Carolina
towns. The team is recognized as
one of the fastest semi-pro out
fits in these parts.
Both men and women of an
Gent Egypt, often placed a lump
of highly scented unguent on their
heads to wear at festivals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09
MOOSE IN GOLDSBORO

The Loyal Order Of Moose
team in the local Hanover
Softball league will play an
other Moose outfit in . twin
bill at Goldsboro tomorrow
afternoon beginning at 2:30
O'Clock, officials here m
nounced yesterday. Funds Will
20 to the Wilmington Cub
Scout Pack 1898.
A return game u scheduled
here next Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-09

NesSelrode's three clouts &C.
counted for eight of the Spinners'
IA runs off Hamp Conn of War
saw, who hung on for Is hits dur
ing the game. The big Sanford
ball-basher brought his seasons
total of roundtrippers to 49,, only
one less than his 1947 mark of 30.
Hammering Hank socked the
first roundtripper during a Spin
ner run-spree in the first inning.
His blow, with Jimmy Wilson on
base, accounted for half of the
four runs in that frame.
Bruce Hedrick, next up, also
homered. The Nesselrode Nemesis
stalked again in the third, once
more with Wilson holding down
one sack. The final blow came in
the sixth, Joe Messing crossing
the plate before Nesselrode. The
big swatter was not through, how
ever. In the following stanza he
cracked out a sharp single to tai
ly both Wilson and Messing.
John McFadden collected his
18th win against five losses in the
encounter. His biggest mistake
was pitching a home-run ball to
Red Sox catcher Jones in the sixth
The bases were loaded,
and Jones drove one over the left
field fence.
A rash of extra-base hits in the
fourth inning, crowned by a base
cleaning triple by Shelton Stan
ley, Cub third baseman, gave
Lumberton four runs and an in
surmountable So lead over Red
Springs. That was the score at
the end of the game.
Doug Lorman registered his 18th
triumph against five defeats in set
ting down the Robins with a meas
ly two hits. The cellar-dwellers
combined both these knocks, to-
gether with an error and a walk,
to get both Of their runs in the
second inning.