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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
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fe gum eritenmal geih!ogen bat tuirb
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in ser Central slrmorp. Burns miro
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aus Nap yorf uno Gentleman Sad
Glapbourne aus Wfanbattan, iotpic
6reo gosif ans Glepelauo nit Sad
@acsrtbur aus Gbieo9o.
The use OF Radar on railway
engines is being developed on
Russian railways. 1t will give in
creased safety when driving at
night or during fog.
American Negro soldiers hate
to leave Italy where they found
no color line. A negro lieutenant
said that in almost every foreign
country 1--WE have found less dis
elimination than in the United
States
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23

Die slufmertiolnfeit aui lid, ais lie
fs.Gountp-Inpalt ipar. Gin nit
Grfol9 gcleitetcs 8erihtsperiabren IN
Observation-Disclosures, oas Cos Sc.
iet flor mod)te, lpuroe pon ibr ae-
iponnen. 9tihter gSeltropp cripartc
oen 9iireern touienoe BON Iouars
Mls Hidter bes Mtuni5ipalgcrid)ts
bat Gillian @eitropp iif einen Hri
errllngen ser fiir iih ielbit ipridlt.
Sic !uar in llrteilen gered)t, unpar-
teiiid) rno iehr b0ilio) geaen ieber.
mann. Sic lit nit aller Mad,t, Sic ibr
oas .8eies gob fiir sic Hehte ser
9iirger eingeitanoen. Sic lit Iebr
nifmertiam lruo prosreiiip uuo nei!
'idtig peranlagt. Sic par perani.
suortlid) Saiiir oaB cine slnitalt etut',
liert lpuroe in ser Gerbreher ai,i
ibren bertrand lmteriuht ipurber
Hid,ter @eitrupp lit Elm Sremo Ser
Mrbeiter uno tIt INNER bon llnions
inNoiiert tporoen, ouh iest bat sic G.
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@enn lie ndd,itcn @abltag sur
@abllrne ihreiten peraeiien lie niG)t
Dor Sen Namcn Gillian 90. @cItropp
elm 3rel15 81 MAIDEN. Sic bat es Der.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
T. S. /. A. CHORUS
Jews
By Eleanor Rauch

The "Bendelites' are on the
march again! If you don't believe
me, just give listen.
The T. S. ]. A. Chorus is going
to handle the 10th Anniversary
Celebration of the T. S. J. A. and
we intend to have everything but
skyrockets at the celebration. You
want to know something else 1--WE
have arranged to have part of the
Youngstown Symphony Orches-
ira accompany the T. S. ]. A.
Chorus. Bet you kids never
thought to be such big wheels
and be accompanied by a Sym
phony Orchestra.
The music committee and the
officers of the T. S. ]. A. have de-
cided to really make a day Of
this celebration so we are having
! a concert in the afternoon in which
the T. S. ]. A. Chorus and Cleve-
land sWest and Cleveland East
Junior Choruses will sing. Last
but not least, the Lyra Chorus
Youngstown Juniors) will fin
ally come out of Information and
take part in the program too. We
have few extra surprises up our
sleeves so you won't want to miss
this miniature Saengerfest put on
by the Juniors alone.
In order to make this affair a
success we'll all have to roll up
our sleeves and work hard.We are
planning severeal rehearsals for
the T. S. ]. A. Chorus and the two
following dates have chosen as a
starter:
Scnday, October 70. 7:3O at
Youngstown.
Sunday, November 2, ! 100 at
Cleveland West.
The numbers to be rehearsed
are:
Sachs halte Wacht
The Creation
Es war Elm Traum
Begin the Beguine
Let's all attend rehearsals and
! get those little gray cells work
ing because we want to sing these
numbers "off by heart.
The date of the celebration is
december IA, at the Youngstown
Saxon Club. A dinner and dance
will follow the concert. Don't be
! a square in the social circle -
come and help us celebrate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
BLESSED EVENT

MIR. and Mrs. George Wepricf
of IL Fairtype Str, Pittsburgh 10
Pa, proudly announce the arriva
of a new son born Oct. 1S, l947
The Weprich family now has two
boys and two girls. Mrs. Wepricl
(Frieda Klamer) was formerly
from Cleveland East and Mr.
Weprich of Homestead. Botl
were active in their own Junior
Saxon Clubs. Mother and son are
both doing we'll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
County N1eklfatrts
Stenerperlaec
Spllte angenummen iperben.

Gpl'ntp Gomntiiiar Spiepb +. Cor.
man suies barauf bin, oab elm grober
Seil bon allBerbalb ser Staot mob
nenoe bon County @obIiabrts Macn.
turen sum Benefit gearbeitct tpuroe
lmo er ipiillft sic @dbler moaen BEL
Ser @abl am 4. Hopcnlber oieieG Goun.
tn @obIfarts 2epp eutbeiBen. 0icies
8elcs lit nidyt neu ionoern es ipiro
intner MIR erneuert tpeil es iebr
not.penoig lit nm Sen franfen 2eliten
Die an Shtuinbiuft leioen, geboIfen
iperoen fam, s,,iamen nit Ser SdalI-
SelIernuilage Glepelanos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23

NtlitGr einberufen 1917 bis 1919
Gr tpar I'M Sabr 1913 sur Mmuatl.
tanmner 5llgelaiien. Gr bat eiuen gu.
ten Huf uno Grfabrune uno 0as
Sertrauen oes Golfes in Glepelanh
gr ,puroe 1915 als Munisipalrid)ter
erspdbIt fir ben f,lrsen 9ermin. gr
fam in bieies 2ano nit ieinen Gltern
I'M Sabre 1894. @ooadp ipuroe inoo-
liert bon Gupaboea 60. slanlualts,
sammer. Cine Stimme fir i'm ibn
1T eine Stimme fiir einen scredten
furdtloien Nann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Helen

>iSNSidiiu, w., W.. Lo- w
sincerely hope that all those who
possibly can will travel to Yo
Sunday, October 26, for the first
T. S. ]. A. Chorus Rehearsal TO,
our Twentieth Anniversary cele
bration in Youngstown on Dec. Ii
The rehearsal will be held in the
evening perhaps after bowling we
can have supper and travel dowr
together. The chorus will rehearse
at West on November End and al
East at a later date. You com
planned because the Chorus didn't
schedule a practice in Cleveland
last time-this time there are two
let's see you cooperate by going
to other cities also.
Also think over the possibility
of bowling league which will be
discussed at the next meeting.
The idea is to bowl on Sunday il,
the same city in which we play
basketball OF Saturday night il
that city has a team.
To Homestead
: Many thanks for the hospitali.
ty shown to our delegates to the
council meeting in your fair city
last Sunday. West wishes you.
club the best of luck in reorganiz.
ing and regaining your forme,
strength in the T. S. J. A..
Saturday the 18th is our inia.
ton party and all new members
must be there or suffer the con.
sequences at a later date. The
committee says to wear old, warm
clothes. The witches and goblins
will be riding high and the ghosts
are right next door. The food will
be furnished by our September
October and November birthday
children.
Better late than never-a warm
welcome home to Richard Abel
who has terminated his service
in the Army. We're glad to sec
you back, Rich. All the best that
life holds we wish to Mr.. and Mrs
Irwin koncal who were married
last Saturday.
Remember
Sat, Nov. l-Semi-Formal ir
Ellwood City.
Sat, Nov. l-Saxonia Card par.
ty West Side Sachsenheim.
The iniation party will be hele
at Bittner's Rock Haven onRock
side Rd. To get there, go out OF
Broadview Dd. to Rockside Rd
(about ? Miles past Brookparkl J
| turn left on Rockside Rd. Bit
ner's Rock Haven is about 3 mile
down-you can't miss it. How
ever, please meet at the club a
80 p. m. there will be some on,
| who will need transportation.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23

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Sbre ,punSerhare Gimme ,puroe BE-,
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purbc in Scranton, Ya., eebpren Don
@ellb Gltern.
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ben miro. Gs wirfen nod nit 9oro-
TIN Snnolin, Yatricin @o,pman,
Nutb saroller, Tapis Cunningham.
Gomunb Soriep uno eleanor 2utton
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
'GlepelanH 500 Hcrbitiejt

Sie Gn6ifnung oes Gleoelano
9erbitieitcs itebt Dor ser Cir. Sic
Sterne ser brei Milifprobuftion
uMerrp @ioow", r9fcberta" uno
vSeicrt Gong" tperocn balo in Glepe.
lano eintreffen, uuter it,nen lit allon
Sones, oie in Ser Sauptroae auftritt
in yMerrp @iopau" pom 10. bis Is.
gopeniber. 9laun Sones lit am beiten
befannt Ourh sic isilmarbeit in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
QUESTIONS?
Answers will be found on page I.

|. What is the minimum age
for a United States Senator
2. What American song was
written at Bardstown, KY. Who
wrote it?
3. Who was commander of the
United States Navy in Europe
during the first World War?
4. Who was the first man to
cross the Atlantic Ocean under
the English flag?
S. The battle of Chapultepec
was the last battle of which of our
major wars?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
2ln>relt, III. 1tcpaebv
Veuirbt iid) nm WicocrmabI ais
Mnnisipalrid;:cr.

Hid)ter slnoreas ,Dt. &opahp bai
nlefrere Sabre als Grfabrllna in
Sfentlihem 0ienit. Ir beeann ieinen
Cienit als Glerf oes Mrbeitsbau'es
1910 bis 1913, uno bon 1914 biz
1915 lpar er Hrobutionsbeamter i'm
,SS1,genoaeriht. Damn tpuroe er gum
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
good talk.
Basketball

=. Basketball
We hope by now that the major
ity /, of the boys have phones. The
ones who have not already given
the sponsores name to the Secret
ary Catherine Paul, do so by call
ing lo97-R. Please don't forget.
Semi Formal
We are again reminding you
not to forget the big T. S. ]. A.
semi-formal that is being held in
Ellwood City. "A ten piece band
has been booked and we assure
you good time. We hope all
clubs are well represented.
That's all for now but hoping
to see you all soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. John kraus OF
Chicago, Ill.,, wish to announce
the engagement of their daughter
Elizabeth Catherine to William
Henry Wente of Chicago on Sep
tember 18th. No date has been
set for the wedding.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
LoRA1N JUNIORS
NEWS
BY Ann

Lorain, O., Oct. 23-There are
sctill some good sports left in our
club, namely those that attended
the kid party after the last meet
ing. AL SCHNEIDER and theTemples
should receive special notice for
their costumes. AS we all found
out it does one good to act real
young once again, does not it,
gang:
Arthur Witte joined our folds
last meeting. Glad to have you
with US, Arthur.
Traubenfest
This Saturday is the day 70
come down to the club and swing
your cares away. The Juniors
are again having a Traubeniest
and a good time is in store for
everyone who comes. We most
heartily invite the Senior lodges.
the Singing society and all out
of-town Juniors. For dance music
we are having Johnny Lesh and
his orchestra. His orchestra is
very popular in Lorain and bro
ther can this orchestra play pol
kas. Dancing will be from 8 to
II on Saturday, Oct. 18th, at the
Saxon Club.
All you fellows that have not
handed in your softball uniforms
better do it soon, or else drastic
measures will have to be taken.
Just a reminder, members, there
still is bowling going on Tues
days. Quite few 200 games are
being hit by our members in the
league bowling. Keep up the nice
work.
All members are asked to help
out either Friday night or Satur-
day afternoon for preparation of
the Grape Festival. So please do
not be bashfuls and come down
and pitch in your services.
Next Junior meeting is Nov.
9th at 8 p. m. How about some
of you intended new members
really coming down and joining
the Juniors?
Once again l remind all you
people, that tomorrow Oct. 18th
is our Traubenfest. SO why not
come down and spend an enjoy
able evening.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-23
Hid)ter
Eiuiant III. mejtrepp
Sndt Wieoermabl ais Nnnisipal-
rid1fcr

Hibter Gillian Wt. @eitrltopp, &an,
otoat un eigener Nahfolger als Hih.
ter oes Mllnisipalgerihts BON Glepe.
lano 81 iein bat nit t9lus5eiNnune IS
Sabre gcbient. Sic ipar cine ser CT
item 6raueu oie Ntitglieo Der Sbiu
Mnpaltsfammer ipar uno lie lenfte
Evening star., 1947-11-30

ME MEMBERS OF the WashingtOn III
Club pictured on the cover, Itke the
models shown here, are dressed Tor com
fort as well as appearance. And whether
you plan to do your skiing this winter Ii
the mountains of Maryland, PennSyIvAnia
or Virginia, or on the slopes of Roek Greek
Park, you would do well to follOw their
example.
Remember this one rule: SeIe&k your
costume for action, warmth and III. q
Not pictured, but very much tanned
about right now. are winter wig They
are made Of four-ply worsted YIN fas-
tened to a knitted strip about ! Inches
wide, which IS in the center. To Skeina
are used, the ends cut and the strands
braided as If they were hair. Tia braidi
may be tied with ribbon.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
ON THE COVER

IN The group pictured at t,e fireptoce on todoys
cover ore Miss Helen Mdrsh. 2l2l d street nv:
Miss Rochei Block. sos Colorodo ovenue NV:
North. Aslington; Paul Moore, 7O6 Elevenfb street
81. ond Joel Booth. It'll Thirty-fift street NV.
The photo wos mode last Fsbsuory
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28
MYERS TO BE JUDGE
At FIVE RACE MEETS

Milo L. Myers, widely-known
Marysville attorney and harness
racing fan, will be either associ-
ate judge or presiding judge for
the race meets at five Ohio fairs
this season.
He started last week as associate
judge at the Mt. Vernon fair, and
will be associate judge this week
at Plain City. A bit later, he will
be presiding judge at billiards
and London fairs, and will serve
as one of the judges at the Ohio
State Fair.
He will keep his law offices
open in the mornings and at
tend the fairs where he is a
judge in the afternoons, he an
nounced.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28
3 ACCIDENTS MAR
MOTORCYCLE RACE
CONTINUED from page ~

Continued from page ~
first; Belleville, second; Chote,
third. Time, 3:19.
Amateur l, six laps-Davis, lst;
Lasconia, End; Tinglemeyer, Bird
Expert /, six laps-EngleS, lst;
Caldwell, End; Smith, 3rd. Time
1926.
Novice II, six laps-Englehart,
1st; Heak, End; Davis, 3rd.
Amateur ii, six laps-Brak-
kett, lst; Cooper, End; Thompson,
3rd.
Expert II, six laps-Engles,
lst; Cooland, End; Smith, 3rd.
Time, 3;l9.
Novice final, 10 laps-Redney-
er, lst; Smith, End; Englehart;
3rd.
Amateur final, 10 laps-Davis,
1st; Tinglemeyer, End; Thomp-
son, 3rd.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28
ADVERTISING DRIVE
OF DAIRY FARMERS
CONTINUED from page IL

September with a colorful page
ad, glorifying the school lunch,
published in Sunday supplements
of leading metropolitan dailies
throughout the nation.
The state ADA official said
that highlight of the sales-build-
ing campaign will be tremend-
Gus roundup of tiein cooperation
and support from related food
groups, retailers and food page
editors.
A new type of outdoor adver-
tising will be the use of express
trucks posters. This will provide
more than $500 Individual show
ings every other moving the mes
sage of dairy food goodness a.
mong millions of potential Gus
toners in the food markets of the
nation.
Launches New Award Plan
Announced at the ADA execu-
tive meeting, according to the
state ADA committeeman, was
the new distinguished service"
awards plan. Annual recognition
for outstanding service to the
dairy industry will be given food
field representatives from related
food advertisers, chains, volun-
tary groups, independent grocers,
metropolitan newspaper and mag
aZine food editors.
champions" will be honored for
the first time March /, l948 the
day before the annual ADA meet
ing in Chicago, at an industry
wide dinner of farm leaders, ma
tional ADA board of directors
and special guests.
The national ADA spokesman
said early returns from the SO
members states represented on
the executive committee indicate
that the dairy farmers of Ameri-
ca "set aside" S1,200,000 in their
June drive for financing the busi-
ness action program.
The report to dairymen of this
state was concluded with the an
nouncement that the ADA mem
bership campaign now on year
round basis will bring back to the
states farmers visual under
standing of the ADA sales-creat-
ing program.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28
WESTERN AUTO DROPS
,NESTLES IN CLOSE ONE

Western Auto STAYED off q
ast-inning rally by Nestles to
defeat the Mixers, z to 6, Satur-
day night. Each team tailed three
runs the first inning. The winners
showed across one more in the
third and three in the fourth,
while Nestles got three scores in
the last StanZa.
R. Rausch, who got two hits
in four trips to the plate, was
the leading hitter for Western
Auto, while Tillman and Glass
burn each got two safeties for
the Nestles.
Catfich Canady, Western twir-
Ter, got nicked for six hits while
striking three and giving up
three bases on balls. Bob Finch
and Carl Beightler, who shared
the mound chores for Nestles,
allowed five hits and nine bases
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28
CRAYS EDGE SALTERS
IN WELL-pLAYED GAME

In a well-played game featur-
ing tight pitching by two of the
Leagues top hurlers, Grays de-
feated Salters, 3 to l, Saturday
night. Salters raped out one
more hit than did Grays, but one
of Grays' was a four-bagger by
Schertzer with one man on base,
in the fourth frame. Three mis-
cues in the field further hurt the
Brass gangs chances.
Besides the two runs in the
fourth frame, Grays scored again
in the sixth inning. Salters run
came in the fifth. stanza. In the
fourth inning, the Brass outfit
had the bases loaded when Steele
walked Thompson, Church hit
safely, and Norris walked. Then
Ebright struck sout and Andrews
flied out to retire the side with
out a score.
The game also featured the
Leagues first triple play in the
first inning. Scheiderer, first man
up for the Salter team, poled
out single. Ellis was hit by a
pitched ball and took first base,
Scheiderer advancing to second.
Thompson then flied out to Milli-
gan, Grays' shortstop, who threw
to Herriott on second, where
Scheiderer was caught off base,
and Heriott threw to Croft on
first, who tagged out Ellis.
Steele, pitching for Grays,
gave up five scattered hits, walk
ed two and struck out six.
Church, Salter twirler, gave four
hits, walked two and struck out
fhrao
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28
.4-DAYS RACING
AT PLAIN CITY
CONTINUED from page IL

(Contlnued from page Id
riding and thrill driving of auto
mobiles and motorcycles, death
defying acts which will keep the
audience in suspense.
Thursday-Klein's Circus Va
rieties, an evening of entertaining
circus and variety acts sure to
please the young and old.
Friday-W wv Midwestern
Hayride-the ever-popular show
with all the old favorites heard
regularly over the Cincinnati
station.
Saturday-A Western horse
show, with some of central Ohio's
best horsemen and horsewomen
entered.
Sunday-World famous white
Horse Show, in both afternoon
and evening performances. This
is perhaps the most outstanding
attraction on the road today, and
plays to capacity crowds Wher-
ever it performs.
Everything High Calibre
Rides and shows for the big
Midway will be furnished by the
Gooding company, one of the
best-known carnival units on the
road today.
Everything we have booked is
of the highest calibre we could
find, Mr.. Foust said. I'VE have
made every effort to have moth
ing but top attractions and a high
calibre show"
Officers and directors of the
Plain City Fair are:
K. A. Mckinley, president; w.
E. Mercer, vice-president; H. S.
Foust, secretary; F. H. George
treasurer. "a
Directors-W by Cochenour,
Carl Crandall, Thos. Stalbird,
Meeker, K. l.. Boeger, j.
c. Michaels, Glenn Daugherty,
Noteman, w. c. Rickard,
J. L. Rihl, Sam Torbert.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28
COLUMBUS MAN. WIFE
HURT AS CYCLE UPSETS

A Columbus man and his wife
were painfully injured Sunday
afternoon when they were thrown
from their motorcycle as it skid.
ded on a slippery spot on the
Columbus rd., 612 miles south oi
Marysville.
Thomas Ryan, 80, suffered frac-
tured ribs and his wife, Gladys,
80, who was thrown clear of the
cycle, suffered severe decorations
of the head, shoulders and legs.
They were returning to Columbus
when the accident happened at
4:45 p. m.
The couple was taken to Uni
versity hospital in the Jay d, Fer
guson ambulance Highway Pa
trolman H. G.. Ramsay investigat-
ed the accident
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28
CITY SOFTBALL
LEAGUE RESULTS
GRAYS DEFEAT NESTLES
IN HIGH SCORING GAME

Grays had three-run spree in
the sixth inning to clinch an ii
to 8 decision over Nestles in q
City Softball league game, Thurs
day night.
GrayS, at bat first looked like
they would make complete
rout of the affair in the opening
stanza as they batted all the way
around and tailed six runs. But
the Mixers, not 70 be outdone,
duplicated the act in their half
of the first inning. A home run
by Carl Beightler with the bases
loaded helped considerably in
this frame.
The Grays then scored one
more run in the third inning,
three in the sixth and one in
the seventh. Nestles tailed once
in the fifth on homer by Bob
Finch, who evidently refuses to
believe the old baseball slogan
that pitchers can't hit" and
another run in the seventh on a
round tripper by E. Glassburn
Harger got homer for Grays in
the sixth inning with two mates
aboard.
Johnny Steele, on the mound
for Grays, was nicked for seven
hits but famed seven and allow
ed no bases on balls. Finch, who
went the route for Nestles on the
mound, gave up seven hits,
allowed five walks and struck
out two.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28

Hanger; Nestles-Finch and Beight
Ter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-28

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Batteries: Western Auto-Canady
and Stillings; Nestles-Finch and
Beightler, ID. Holycross.