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the ball to the wrong base.
He had pitching knowledge,
hitting ability, and fielding
resourcefulness-enough that
he should have been offered
managerial positions. The
baseball moguls should have
seen to that before the great
Babe lost interest in the
game. while his health was
still good and before his pop
ularity waned.
Nobody should be per-
mitted to forget Babe Ruth.
The biggest drawing card the
game ever produced is en-
titled, as a right, to the big
gest honor the game ever has
paid. The bigwigs of the
game have not been kind to
the Babe since he ran the
bases after slugging his last
home run. They forgot mis-
ter Baseball" too soon.
An opportunity now pre-
sents itself to dedicate a liv-
ing memorial to basebalPs
first citizen. The colorful
story could be brought to a
happy ending by remaining
the home grounds of the New
York Yankees-"Babe Ruth
Stadium" A great honor for
a great baseball player.
y y
They tell story about a
Michigan hunter who shot a
rabbit and stuck 1t in his
pocket and left the head
sticking out. A while later he
lay down to peer into some
brush and his companion
took a shot at the life-like
bunny. The hunter would
have been 43 on his next
birthday.
y r
A roll of film showing her
two sons in a boxing exhibi-
ton was lost by Mary Lob
man at the Spicer Credit
Union meeting in Walter
Weller Post two weeks ago.
Will the finder please return
the film, which has a senti-
mental value, to Joe Lohman
af the Snicer plant9 Thapke
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Ted Sepkowsld, q rookie can
didate for an outfield berth with
Cleveland this spring, did his
stuff" at the right time to In
duce Indians manager Lou
Boudreau to give him a major
league shot. Playing with the
Curtis Bay Coast Guard team in
an exhibition in 1945, Ted hit
two homers against Cleveland
and Boudreau decided he'd get
his chance at making good with
the Indians this season.
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Babe Ruth has been ambassador of good will Tor the
snort which every American enjoys and which every Amer
icn bow wants to play and gain fame with fortune just
the orphan boy did He of the great pitchers OF his
time He changed to outfeder and never once threw
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Local IL Basketball League Schedule

Local II Basketball League Schedule
American Divison-Monday, February "a, 1947
Games At Robinson Jr. High School
700 p. NJ. DeVilbiss Unit Plaskon Unit
500 p. NJ. Splcer Unit No. 1 Champion Spark Plug
The National Supply team draws bye and will
not play.
National Division-Wedn esday, February 26 I947
700 p. NJ Auto-Lte Surface Combustion
500 p. NJ Swartzbaugh Unit Toledo Tubes Unit
500 p. NJ Gordon Mfg Unit VS. Splcer Unit No. 2
All Local IL Basketball League games are free to the
fans
Evening star., 1947-01-26

"UNGER is an enemy that has no national
LII ity 1t kills ndiscriminately and without
mercy. Atom bombs cannot touch it. Charity
cannot appease it. The only way it can be
destroyed is with food - food in undreamed-
of abundance, food enough to provide a
Basic World Diet
So far in its history the world has failed
to conquer hunger. Last year alone starva-
ton snuffed out as many lives as six years of
World War II. Today the legions of the starv-
ing are steadily increasing their two-to-one
majority over the well-fed of the earth For
paradoxically enough, hunger breeds ecen
more hungry people. In Asia, in Africa and
parts of South America - wherever hunger is
acute - the constant threat of famine has
always been accompanied by soaring birth
rate.
Far from reducing underfed populations,
nature always over-compensates for any
threat to the survival of the species.
Looking ahead, can Americans really hope
to live at peace in world where two-thirds
of humanity never gets enough to eat? This
is disturbing question for we know that
famine co-exists with plenty. Not so long ago
the sweet grain of the Punjab lay in granaries
while haggard people fought for scraps of
garbage in the streets of Calcutta under the
watchful eyes of the vultures. In Argentina
today surplus wheat is being burned Why?
The answer is tragically simple: The
hungry two-thirds of humanity can't
afford to pay food prices.
In an age of jet propulsion and atomic
fission, most of the world still hasn't caught
up with the steam engine. Half its bread
winners earn less than four American dollars
a week. The Chinese, comprising fifth of
humanity, averaged $1.4O until imitation
wiped out most of that.
Because food is expensive, our UNRRA's
and food boards and relief commissions can
not make their dollars buy enough to allevi-
ate starvation more than temporarily.
What, then, can be done? There are two
possibilities:
I. THE SLOW WAY: Hungry nations can
gradually come to afford conventional food
if they acquire the modern tools and tech
niques to raise it themselves or if they pro-
duce more goods and services to pay other
people to raise it for them
This is the basis of the vast, long g-range
program which Sir John Boyd Orr and his
Food and Agriculture Organization are trying
to get the United Nations to adopt But
political and social adjustments are not made
quickly. Hungry people may be following
new fuehrers before economic systems can
be reshaped.
Z. THE FAST WAY: The second course
can begin to win the fight for food now.
Science is discovering new food resources -
new kinds Of food which we have never
BY JOHN 10
Evening star., 1947-01-26

learned to eat but which have all the basic
qualities for life and well-being. They are
substitutes, by-products, food from hitherto
untapped sources like the sea, cheap to buy
and to produce. Developing them would
abolish starvation from the earth
Here is the No. job for UN to take over.
just as important in terms of peace and human
happiness as atom CONTROL disarmament or
any other Of course it would cost money,
but the amount would be small measured
against the cost of World War II for single
day, or the cost of old-fashioned UNRRA
methods for month.
A Norwegian delegate to the UN Assembly
has proposed that a fund be raised through
the contribution of one days wages by each
person in all the United Nations - perhaps
$75O,OOO,OOO. A sum like this would prob
ably be enough to start the program on
its way.
The key to this new abundance is bio
chemical analysis of food elements These are:
fats and carbohydrates to produce heat and
energy, b1otefrs and their amino acids to
keep the body in good repair, minerals to
'1ubricate" the body cells, ottanins to act as
spark plugs for the fullest use of the other
nutrients.
Since time began, man has looked for these
things only in few conventional substances
mostly in grain and in the meat, milk and
eggs produced from granted livestock. To-
day science is turning up supplementary
sources and squeezing the old ones for greater
food value. Here are some of the paths they
are exploring:
MeatIess Meat. The usual source of pro-
tein is meat. But new strains of yeast pro-
vide an equally good protein with far more
Wtamins at fraction of the cost. A IO-foot
yeast rat b7eWs as much brotein tn 10 days as
1000 acres of cattle pasture can produce in a
year.
The taste? Some strains have a nutty
favor while others resemble a very mild
cheese.
Not an acre of productive land has to be
diverted to yeast In fact, yeast can conserve
land by replacing grain in animal fodder and
help produce more and cheaper real meat in
countries which can afford it.
Waste products alone could supply the
yeast for the worlds protein needs In making
alcohol, for example, only the starch content
of grain is needed. BY extracting the protein
first, our breweries and distilleries could pro-
duce billion pounds of highest-grade yeast
protein every year.
The sulphite waste from the manufacture
of paper and cellulose which now pollutes
our lakes and streams is an almost inexhausti-
bic source OF yeast protein. In Europe, the
Germans perfected cheap fermentation
method to turn these refuse wood products
into the food protein that helped them stay
in the fight. The same method can be used to
I'D LAGRMANN
Evening star., 1947-01-26
HAS TO co HUNGRY!

Foods you've never eaten can conquer
famine. Here's bold, aginative plan
which merits top place on the UN agenda
Evening star., 1947-01-26

DO You KNOW THESE FOOD FACTS?
Science has perfected Basic Diet which
Alfalfa is richer in food value than spinach.
Half the worlds families than$
Sulphite, product of paper could be
valuable food
single species of life equals bulk all animals
in the world
Famine the birth o jump
Yeast being wasted could the worlds protein
needs.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
MiStnl ZpraVy.
RUzOVA

- IL. 1nOra ZemTela v ne
mocnici sv. Josefa p1. Doris E.
West, manzelka p. Richarda A.
West, 739 N. Kenwood Ave. We
start "a rokG. Narodila Sc v
Baltimore.
Pohreb Dude Sc konati v So
botu, Is. 1nora re SchimGnko-
va PohT. Domu ma Baltimore
hrbitov.
Tuto ned6li, dine 16. 1nora
We 3 hodiny odpoledne oddani
budou v Bethany Evangelical
Lutheran Church snoubenci 81.
MaTenka PECK s p. Thomas F.
Soulem.
Otcem nevesty je znamy OBJ
chodnfk, krajan p. Vaclav Pr
eek, 242O Ashland Ave. a rodi-
&c zenicha jsou p. a p1. Tomas
a Mary Soul, 708 Mace Avenue,
Essex, Md.
Novomanzele budou bydleti
S rodici zenicha Essex.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
DAIRY.

K uctenf pamatky dobreho
pr1tele a souseda p. Josefa Ku-
drny daruje ma mfsto kvetiny
p. E. Kliment Sdruzenf Csl.
SpolkG pro csl. sirotky We stare
vlasti $500.
= ucten1 pamatky zemTe-
lie p1. Anezky Jandove m1sto
kvetiny daruje rodina Josefa
Svehly $500 ma Ceskoslovenske
sirotky We stare vlasti (prostTed-
nictvlm Sdruz. Csl. SpolkG.)
X uctenf pomatky zemre-
lie p1. Alzbety Suche v Pod6-
bradech, Ceskoslovensko, daro-
vala rodina Steiner ma ceske 81
rotky $500.
Penize odevzdany Sdruzen1
Csl. SpolkG.
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REIN c z E

Sdruzeni Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkI " Baltimore I'VE nejen
zastupce spolkId, ale kazdeho
upTfmneho Cechoslovaka ably
pTiSeI " NEDELI do Tadne Roc
M SCHUZE Sdruzeni kde bu-
dou nejen zvoleni Irednici pro
tento rok, ale Dude take kra-
jansky rozhovor o letosnim
programu Sdruzeni. Pc ukon-
cent schize Dude podavano OBJ
Gerstven1.
SchIze sc Dude konati " Ces-
Ike Svob. Skole, rob Ashland a
Glover ulic dine 16. 1nora o a
iodine odpoledni.
Jests jednou pripominame re
tato roGni schIze je VEREJNA
kazdemu bez rozdilu pfistup-
ma.
Sdruzenf Csl. SpolkGG praco-
valo pro mas zde, i pro nasi sta
rou vlast a s Vast pomoci Dude
pracovati dale!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
Vyznamenani mIad6hO krajana!

Dne 1. unora kongresnlk
Tomas D'Alesandro, Jr., 8. dis
trikt, Maryland, oznamil usta-
novenf v naSich krajanskych
kruzich dobTe znameho p. Ri
charda A. Lidinskeho Ia sveho
tajemnika, S povinnostmi v T.
rednf Budove Domu ZastupcG
We Washingtonu, D. c..
Pan Lidinsky je graduantem
Osadnf skoly sv. Vaclava, Bal
timorske Mestske Kolleje a
Pravnicke Skoly Baltimorske
University. Take absolvoval We
cernf kurs Destiny ma Ces. Svob.
Skole Augustine Hefmana a
redaktor tohoto listu p. A. CT
hlar, ktery tenkrate ma skole
vyucoval, S radost1 vzpomlna
Richarda, jake ma velmi i've
domeleho zaka, kteremu cesti-
ma opravdu p~rirostla k srdci.
Doporucen1 k ustanoven1 no
veho sekretare ucinil mas cesky
radni p. Frank J. Bocek.
BaltimorStf Cechoslovaci jsou
opravdu hluboce vdecni p. kon-
gresnfku Thomas D'Alesandro-
vi, Jr. "a ud6leni teto pocty jed
nomu z jejich synu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
ROCNf SCHUZE.

We ctvrtek, 6. 1nOra 1947 Cd
byval Zabavnf KrOuzek Ground
Hog Pleasure Club, Inc, (Je-
zevci) rocnf schGzi restauraci
pana Karla Smitha a jeho man
zelky Heleny ma rohu Madison
a Madeira ulic.
Nasleduj1cf PAM byli zvole-
nj "a 1rednfky klubu ma rok
1947:
Frant. Miksajn, pTeds., Frant.
Hacker, mfstopreds., Rudolf E.
Hinke, jednatel, Josef Beran,
pokladnfk a Jan Matousek,
strazce.
Mimo 1rednfky zvoleni ma
sleduj1cf PAM do riditelstva
Martin Hacker, Josef Samek,
Frank Waldt, JOS. Duspiva, ST..
Grover Cvach a Karel Kazda.
Clenove zabavn1ho krouzku
isou znamf Cesi v ceskem okoli
Odbyvajf sch6ze kazdy ctvrtel
u pana K. Smitha. B. j. S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
JAk UZfTI KONEC
MASOPUSTU?

Letos name p6knou pfflezi-
tost jak sc rozlouciti S masopus-
TEN. Pc valce a vse Sc pomalu
vrac1 do starych kolejf.
LetoSnf IS. Sokolske JUBILEE
nj Sibfinky budou Sc konati liz
Ultra v sobotu, Is. 1nora We dvo-
rane Sokolovny a ma druhem
poschodf. V sale Dude vyhra-
vati br. Rudy Kilian a jeho Wy
.slaseny orchestr a ma "Kocan-
de" Vas Ease pobavf p. Vaclav
Kullsek S jeho bandou. O vse
Dude letos d1lezite postarano
cilym zabavnim vyborem ma
SIGH sokol1k1.
Zacatek je stanoven ma $3.50
bod. vecer a kdy Dude konec?
KIDD by sc O staral dnes!
Vstupne $3.50 i S DAM.
= Taktez Is. a 10. Februara
jsou Slovenske Fasanky We Slo-
venskem Narodnem Dome!
= Ma zakoncenf Masopustu
jdete Sc pobaviti v pondelf, II.
unora do Katolicke Budovy
(Lyceum) rob Madison a Dun
can ulic kde Katolicky Sokol
pofada svGj 81. Masopustni
Pies. Zacatek je v 8 hodin We
Ger a konec v 1 bod. pc pill no.
CT. Vstupne COZ S dan1. Budou
vyhravati pp.: Rynes a Svitak.
Zabava Dude bujara a vese-
Ia. Taktez zde Dude O vse ma
lezite postarano, jak pro lance
chtive tax pro hladove a z1zen
maj1c1.
Toz pratele drazf, je pc Vi
tezne valce, hosi Sc nam vratili
domu a nynf 81 mGzeme trochu
popustiti 1zdu radovanek. Ko-
nee Masopustu je jednou v roce
a proto budme hodne vesel1
Veself je pill zdravf a zdrava
mysl tot spokojenost!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
President BeneS O svetovem po.
staveni SlovanE.

Praha (CTK) - President
republiky DIR. Edward Benes
prohlasil k delegaci Jednoty
slovanskych zen, re slovansky
program je lidsky, demokratic-
ky a lidovy a zac1na Sc nyn1 u
skutecnovat v celem rozsahu.
To je dejinna udalost V pravde
ohromna. Svetove postaven1
Slovand je nezvratn6 a memo
hou je narusit AMI now Hitlero-
We. Skutecny vyvoj slovansk6
mysl6nky, ktery Sc datuje cd r.
1913 media sc odlucovat cd pro-
gramu demokratickeho a lido
veho take proto, re je to vyvoj
cele moderni lidske spolecnosti.
Slovane pc dnesn1 valce usiluji
O to, ably nebyli kazdych deset
nebo dvacet rokd napadani
svymi sousedy a vrzeni zpet do
poddanstvi. Kazdy slovansky
narod 81 della svou politiku. &C.
choslovaci to budou delat pc
SVEN Poole pomerG, jake u mas
jsou, ale mus1me pfi tom NIT
pochopenf pro politiku ostat.
Mich narodG. Spoluprace mezi
Cechy a Slovaky je take prak-
ticka slovanska politika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14

tancil pri hudbe bra. Rudy Ku-
bfcka I'LL, ktery prokazal, re
name mistni talent ma ktery sc
mndzeme spolehnout, kdyz je to
potreba!
Dekorace salu vzbudila Get
ne "ahs" a "ohs" a vdecnost "a
peknou vyzdobu patrl bratrlm
a sestram: Otto Mikoskovi, Err
vfnu a RGzena Jares, Nick Pas
tore, Stanley Trojanovi, Doro-
thy Nemec, Jar. a Josefyne
Tunkl, Elsie Novak, Valerll
Jaros. Frances a Erma Prostred-
mix, Mildred a Henry Sykora.
Navsteva clenstva v tuxidech
a nadhernych vecernlch robach
Is "corsages" byla skoro 1909
a krone toho dekujeme "a ma
vstevu Belcampskych, z Little
Ferry a New Yorku.
Dalsf dfky patti rIzny1n w
bordm. V sale bratfim: 3: ia
rosovi a III. Sykorovi; U dverl
bratfim W. Blahutovi, w. Leta-
kovi, AID. Trojanovi, Jar. Tun-
klovci, J. Dodul1kovi. V kuchy-
nj sestram: F. ~Jarosove, A. LON
bardove, F. Prostfednikove, f.
ISykorove, M. Mikoskove, nj.
IBartoye a E.. Novakove. Ma W.
hry: SEES. R. Jarosove, v. Jaro-
sove, E. Prostrednfkove, M. Sy-
korove a J. Tunklove.
Ma vyhry darovany: velky sa-
liam, daroval br. Rud. Kublcek,
lII., = vyhrala Mrs. B. Scholl
veikv zdobeny bort, daroval br.
u. Chvojka = vyhral br. Emil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
"KATOLfK"
MA ROK 1947.

KIDD ma rad p6kne cten1 ka-
lendard, poucne, pov1dky, bas-
ne, kroniky, zerty atd., objed-
nej 81 c~esko-americky kalendaf
"Katolfk" 1947 v tiskarne sv.
Benediktfn1, 1887 Airport St.,
Chicago : 8, Ill. Cena i s pos
tovnym obnasf 60f.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
POHRBY.

= Dne b.. unOra Zemrela p1.
Mamie Drescher, manzelka p.
John G. Drescher, 1884 E. Ro-
berts Place We staff Sc let. Ma
rOdila sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc V pondel1,
10. 1nora re Schim1nkova
Pohr. Domu do kostela Our La
dy of Pompei a odtud ma hrbi-
TOW Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= Dne 6. 1nora zemrela vdo-
va pf. Mamie Koerner, 2251 E.
Chase st. We start ~ rok1. Ma
rodila Sc v Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc v 1tery, II.
1nora re SchimGnkova PohT.
Domu do kostela st. James a
odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
- 8. 1nora zemrela krajan-
ka vdova pf. Anezka Hromad-
kova-Jandova, We start 81 rokd.
PAM Jandova Sc narodila v &C.
skoslovensku. Ella v Americe
a pred 80 roxy odjela zpet do
stare vlasti. Pred 2 mes1ci S
podrytym zdrav1m pTijela do
Baltimore ku sve dcefi p1. Title
Heine, 725 N. Port st.
Pohreb zemrele konal sc We
stredu, IL. 1nora re Schim1n-
kova Pohr. Domu do kostela sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
- Minulou sobotu, 8. 1nora
prisel tragickou smrt1 v auto
nehode krajan p. Josef Kudr-
ma, 913 n. Bradford st. We start
SO rok1. Narodil sc V Baltimore
a zamestnan1m byl krejcf. Ia
nechal zde truchl1cl manzelku
Barbour a syny: George a Jo-
sefa. PTinalezel ku Kat. Soko-
lu, Radu Cechie a Holy Name.
Pohreb konal Sc We ctvrtek,
Is. 1nora z domu smutku do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele a byl
vypraven firmou Frank Cvach
a Syn.
= Dne 8. 1nora zemTel ma
HE v Mestskych Nemocnic1ch
slovensky krajan p. Josef La
buda, 71O4 Maple Ave-, AZ ro-
XII starry, syn Pavla a Mary La
buda. Narodil sc v Baltimore
a pTinalezel ku spolku sv. Ste
pana Krale.
Pohfeb konal Sc We stTedu,
IL. 1nora re Cvachova Pohf.
Domu do kostela sv. Vaclava a
odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
II. 1nora zemfel nahle p.
Conrad Sponsal, manzel PAM
Bertha Sponsal, 61O N. Luzerne
Ave. We start 72 rok1. Narodil
Sc v Nemecku a v Americe I'll
SO rokG.
PohTeb kona sc dnes, IA. u
nora We 2 bod. odpol. re Schi-
mGnkova PohT. Domu ma Balti-
more hTbitOv.
" sobotu, Is. 1nora v 10
hodin dopoledne oddani budou
v kostele sv. Vaclava snOuben-
ci p. Josef James Michal Sc 81.
Ruth Mossberger.
Zenich je synem z ceske ro-
diny p. a p1. Josefa a Bozeny
Michal, $50 N. Bradford st. a
nevesta pochaz1 z gil Eastern
Ave-, Essex a byla vychovana
babickou p1. Emmou Feldner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14

Dupal z Belcamp, Md. Dale
darovaly RUNE pecivo sestry
M. Barta, F. Prostredn1k, F.
Jaros, R. Dvorak, M. Kub1cek,
A. Lombard, F. Sykora, M. Mi
kosek, J. Tunkl a E.. Novak.
Dvefn1 cenu vyhral p. VIM.
Bartlk.
Jeste jednou vsem kteT1 pTi-
spell ku zdaru naseho "Snow-
Ball Dance" dekuje
starosta Gene Prostredn1k.
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csl. krFisfalovy lusttr rekordni
velikosti.

Praha (CTK) = Csl. tovarna
osvetlovacich teles v Boru u
Ceske Lfpy dohotovila kf1stalo-
w lustr O 1873 sv1ckach, ktery
je nejvetsfm povalecnym vyrob
KEN tohoto druhu v Ceskoslo-
vensku. Lustr je urcen pro
Mexico, je 28O centimetrG v
prIImeru a $50 en- vysoky. Pc
dobny lustr byl nedavno dodan
do Manly pro americkeho gu
vernera. Americkym tiskem by
lustr pro Manilu oznacen jake
nejvetSl lustr sveta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
UDALOST!

Manzeldm p. a pf. Josef Mach,
Overton Ave-, Belair Road ma
rodil Sc dine 8. 1nora v Church
Home nemocnici zdravy CHA
peck.
PAM Machova je dcerou z
velice zname rodiny p. a pl.
Frank Chyba, $500 Ashland
Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
Znama narodni pracovnice
nemOcna.

Znama narodnf pracovnice a
sokolka p1. Rozalie Legro, 41Oe
Montana Ave. naleza sc v le-
karskem osetrovanf ORA. Emilia
Novaka. Jeji zdravotni stav sc
lepSl, take nemusi ztraviti ce.
IL den ma lGzku.
Pfejeme il 1plneho brzkehC
pozdraven1!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-02-14
OYSTER ROAST

pofada Csl. Dem. Klub 25. war
dy v Sokolovn6 Curtis Bay v
nedeli, dine 16. 1nora.
: Monster "Oyster Roast"
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HOTEL VERSAILLES.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
Tight Pitching Marks
Boys Club Baseball

There was some good pitching
around the Western Division Boys
Club Baseball League, with a no
hitter, two-hitter and three-hitter
going down on the books yesterday
Jim Frisby was the no-hit hurler,
tossing for Maloney Concrete as it
beat Merrick B, 1913, in a midget
game. Merrick's runs came on err
Irors. There also was a four hitter
among the midgets as Roger Turner
hurled for Peoples Drug as it topped
Southwest Harbor Lions, Ga.
Pearson Talbot of Foggy Bottom
stopped Calvary A. c. with two hits,
winning ga, and Ralph tPappy)
Boose of May Hardware threw a
three-hitter at Silver Spring, win
ming AZ, both in insect games. Tall
bott won his own game with last
inning homer with q mate aboard.
Other scores were:
Midgets - Alexandria B. c., g.;
Georgetown Grays, 0. Merrick A,
70; Trinidad, 6. Peewees-Cl ifton's, 4;
Hardy's Barber Shop, 2. Arcade
Pontiac, 7; Rivoli Cleaners, /. Seal
test Milk, IL: Hutchison Furniture,
q. Alexandria Boys Club, 9;
Georgetown Blues, 5. Insects-Del
ray, g. Arlington, 4, Federal Stor-
age. 8; Industrial Home School. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

/
golf, Frank Cronin; tennis, Doyle
Royal; wrestling, Sully Krouse
softball and soccer, Warren Evans;
field ball, volley ball, touch football
Fausto Rubino; track, Jim Kehoe;
training and conditioning, Duke
Wyre. T..
An added feature will be the i'm
portation of recognized officials for
brief discourses on rules and prob
lens arising in their fields.
Thanks chiefly to Pat Granger
and Gene Cheney, the sea-goin'
young ladies who piled up most Of
| the points for George Washington's
sailing club this season, school
authorities have agreed to buy a
fleet of boats and really put the
Colonials on the water next year.
Georgetowns &c" Club will meet
tomorrow night at $3.50 in Copley
Lounge and President Joe McFad-
den requests all members to be on
time.
Catholic Universitys trackmen
were in an election mood at Tom
IODonnell's last week where they
staged their farewell banquet. Jim
Zuppa was elected captain of the
| '48 track squad, Joe Held was re-