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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY HOLDS
 IMPORTANT MEET

The American Legion Auxiliary met last evening in the Du9out with Mrs. Anna Day the new President, in charge of the meet ing. Plans for the potluck din- ner, which will be held on No vembsr II. were formulated. Fol lowing the dinner, the Legionnaires will adjourn to the Ball Park where the fireworks display will be held in honor of Armistice Day.
 It was decided to have lunch con on November l9 to raise funds. The luncheon will be given at the Dugout Two magazine subscrip- tions will be purchased by the or zanization for the Alaska Crippled Children's Association.
 Mrs. Jack Talbot of Ketchikan, who is Alaskan Departmental off cer in charge of membership, was a special guest last evening She is visiting with her daughter and son -n-lGW MT. and Mrs. Jim Church, while in Juneau.
 President Day appointed the following permanent committee chairmen: Legislative, Anita Gar nick: Americanism, Mrs. Marion Hendrickson; Community Service, Mrs. Elsie Sofoulis; Child Vel fare, Mrs Silva zenger Poppy Sale, Mrs Anna Bedding; Junior Activ- ities, Mrs Hugh Antrim; Music, Mrs. Helen Jewett, Rehabilitation, Mrs. Edna Policy; Education of War Orphans, Mrs. Agnes Kiefer Membership, Mrs Hattie Peterman.
 FROM SKAGWAY
 II. c. Church of Skagway is re-
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FOE INITIATES

Tie Eagles held a regular meet ing Monday evening with one new member initiated, William Devon. Other business of the evening was devoted to ways md means of bet ter heating Of the hall.
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SEVEN YEARS OLD

Miss Della Cuthbert became seven years of age on Monday and cele- brated with her young friends at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. B Cuthbert There was a party and party goodies.
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BOWLING

The Tuesday night Classic League bowled on the Elks Alleys last night and the Signal Corps, Triangle Inn and Parsons Electric teams kept at the top of the heap with four wins and no losses.
 Scores last night are as follows;
 JUNEAU FLORISTS
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
PETERSBURG BOAT REPAIRED

PETERSBURG BOAT REPAIRED
 The Troller Neptune, owned by Irgvald Ask of Petersburg, was launched this week rom the Doug las Beat Shop ways, after having received a compete rebuilding over haul The Neptune, was sunk at Jchrsons Landing during the night, while riding at anchor when hit ting on an uncharted reef.
 The troller is LOW ac the Warner
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KOSpITAL NOTES

Edward Smith was admitted to St Anns Hospital yesterday for surgical attention.
 Discharged from St. Ann's were Ralph Graham and Master James Trelford.
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CARGO SHIP ROBERT
 EUGENE LOADS FISH

The small cargo ship Robert Flu gene, which unloaded cargo of flour and groceries for local mer- chants yesterday, is today taking on a cargo of frozen fish at the Juneau Cold Storage for trans shipment at Prince Rupert, B. c.
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ALL LEGIONNAIRES

Are asked to meet at the Carter's Mortuary Wednesday night at 7:l5 to attend the Memorial Ser vices of oar late Comrade Scott M Murphy. adv. 725-t1
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Machine Shop, at Juneau receiving engine installation
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METHODIST MEETING

A quarterly conference of the Douglas Com munity Methodist Church will be held tonight i'll the Douglas Church building at 6 o'clock
 The Rev. G. Reward Knight, Su- perintendent of Methodist Missions, will be in charge, and all church goers are most cordially invited to be in attendance
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-05

John Neimi, school janitor during the present term, has resigned this week, to accept other employment. Replacing him as Custodian of the School, is T. H. Robinson, who moved to Douglas recently from Oregon. Robinson has two boys and ore girl, all of school age.
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FORESTRY SERVICE MAN HERE

Robert Zackery of the Forest Ser vice at Ketchikan is stopping at the BaranOf
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FROM SKAGWAY H c. Church of Skagway is re- gistered at the Gastineau Hotel.
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TIDE TABLE

Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11

doucnosti zmocnili Sc polite
keno a hospodarskeho vlivu v
Rakousku.
Druhe, postoupeni Korutan
Jugoslavii, O nichz Jugoslavci
tvrdf, re ma 10000 jugoslav-
skych a pouze 10000 rakous-
kych obyvatel.
Tretf, JugoslavcGm, kteff III
stanou v Rakousku, mali byti
z~ajistena "narodn1 prava" a
budou p%odlehati vymene oby-
vatelstva.
Ctvrte, Rakousko ma zapla-
It'll nahradu We vysi $150,00O,-
1000 jak predanlm tovaren, tax
z bezne produkce.
Pate, ma byti provedena L.
pima demobilisace ma jugoslav-
Esko-rakouskych hraniclch do
hloubky 20 kilometrG.
Seste, Rakousko must vydati
"valecne zlocince, qiuslingy q
zradce, kterf nalezli utulek ma
ljeho 1zemf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
SportOvn1 Hlfdka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Prfstf 1tery, dine Is. dubna v
kT1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coli
scum 1cinkovati budou nasle-
dujfcf zapasnici:
Babe Sharkey, 248 10. (By-
valy Svetovy Mistr z Texasu)
VS.. Laverne Baxter, 236 10.
(King of Villains).
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu jedne porazky.
V nasleduj1c1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujl
Roughhouse Jack O'Brien,
265 Id. z Texasu VS.. Dave Levin
2O5 ID. z Brooklynu.
George "Red' Ryan, $50 ID.
z Philadelphia VS.. Chick Carl
baldi, 218 Id. re ST. Louis.
Tom Mahhoney, 231 10. z
Floridy VS.. Francisco Marconi,
235 ID. $50. American Italian.)
Abe Stein, 218 ID. re San
Francisco VS.. Stu Hart, 21O ID.
z Kanady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
z prazskeho interview
s Haroldem Stassenem.

Praha (CTK) - Byvaly gu
werner statu Minnesota a jeden
y moznych kandidat6 ma Trad
presidenta Spoj. StatG v prfs-
itch volbach Harold Stassen
poskytl Praze ma americkem
velvyslanectv1 rozhovor praz-
|skym novinarGm. Uvedl, re Sc
|rozjel do Evropy, ably Sc ma
|vlastnf oci presvedcil O hospo-
daTstvf jednotlivych stat1. Ces-
|tuje jake soukromn1k a odm1ta
zasadne odpov1dat ma politicke
otazky, jinak, jak fekl, by byl
1cel jeho cesty Zmafen. Ne
|chce tez ovlivnovat verejne mi
nenf zem1, ktere n%avstivil.
Jeho snahou je z1skat v nej-
krats1m moznem case CO newt
zee informacf hospodafskeho
razu a seznamit Sc S vedouclmi
politiky evropskych zemi.
V Ceskoslovensku 81 profile
dl Ceskomoravskou : Kolben-
Danek a hostivaTskou tovarnu.
Mel rozhovory s presidentem
|Benesem, ministry Lausmanem
Kopeckym a Masarykem a S
poslancem A. Zapotockym.
Navst1vil take Lany, Lidice a
prazske veletrhy. Ma osobnl
otazky odpovedel H. Stassen
novinaTGm, re mt je teprve 80
let a re ma v zilach ceskou
krev. Matka jeho otce Sc jme-
novala Benesova a mezi jeho
prapredky Sc objevuje i jmeno
Smetana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
DIVA LUMPOVE.

V nadhernem hotelu velko-
mestskem popfjelo mlade knf-
zatko s veselymi kumpany a
We spolecnosti pochybnych kra-
sotinek. Pill sampanske a kou-
rili drahe doutn1ky a pochut-
naval 81 ma nejvybranejs1ch
lah1dkach, kter6 neurozeny
clovek ami neumf jmenovat.
Vseho bylo nadbytek. Sampan-
ske teklo pc parketach a Ia
.hGdky z1staly ma stole, ami ne
dotknute. Celia spolecnostt by
la jiz opojena (cili vozrala) a
knfzeti panu Sc zacalo pojed-
-nou delati spatne, jake kazde-
mu jinemu kdyz Sc precpe a
pTepije. Vyvedli no ven, kde
prezrany zaludek zacal vracet
pTebytek. Knfzete ocistili a u
do kocaru a zayezli no do
knfzecfho palace, kde no lokaj
prevlekl a ulozil do hedvab-
|nych podusek. TAX vyspaval
knife pan svoji knfzecf opici!
Naproti koTalne opil Sc del
mix ktery tam svou tydenni
mzdu utapel kofalce. Kdyz
nemel v kapse jiz ami grose, Wy
hodil no ozraleho putykaT ma
|ulici. Tam jej sebrali policaiti
a donesli do seperace, kde "a
mTfzemi ma tvrdem lGzku spal
j Sc svoj1 opici.
HE jaky je rozdil: Lump u
rozeny a neurozeny!
K. Porkat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
Popularita Bevina " Anglii
kIesa.

Zahranicni ministr Ernest
Bevin ztratil podporu vetsiny
delnicke strany v anglickem
p~arlamentu, jak oznameno We
stTedu z Londyna.
Kolujf povesti, re Bevin bu-
de resignovat ma svGj Trad pc
moskevske konferenci. Bevin
jest obvinen, re della %protiso-
v6tskou a pro-americkou poll
tiku. Konni Zilliacus, vedoucl
leveho kT1dla Labour Party,
ktera Sc p%ostavila prot Bevino-
We zahranicnf smernici, prohla-
sill, re vetsina zastupcG Labor
Party stojf dnes prot Wade, po-
kud .ide o obranu a politiku "a
h~ranicn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
POHRBY.

= 4. dubna zemfela stara
krajanka vdova, p1. Mary Vey-
strk, 1908 Foster Ave. Bylo il
83 rokG. Narodila Sc v Rakou-
sku. Zanechala zde d1tky: pf.
Agnes Blum, p1. Mary Blum a
p. Thomas Veystrk.
PohTeb zesnule konal Sc v
pondelf, 7. dubna re Schimdn-
kova Pohr. Domu do kostela
sv. Vaclava a odtud ma Sacred
Heart Cemetery.
4. dubna zemTel p. Ed
war c.. Jackisch, COG N. Lu-
zerne Ave-, We start 40 let. Ma
rodil Sc v Baltimore. Zanechal
zde manzelku p1. Minnie L.
Jackisch.
Pohfeb konal sc v 1tery, 8.
dubna re SchimGnkova Pohr.
Domu do kostela st. Elizabeth
a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele.
- Z. dubna Zemfel v Univer-
sity of Maryland nemocnici stu
dent Mt. st. Joseph's School
Charles John Butcher, Jr., 271O
Pelham Ave. We staff II let.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore a byl
synem rodicG p. a pf. Charles
John Sr. a Elizabeth Kutcher.
Pohreb konal Sc v patek, II.
dubna z domu smutku do ko-
stella Shrine of the Little Flow
err, odtud ma hfbitov Nejsv. W.
kupitele a byl vypraven p.
Harlem E. SchimGnkem.
s. dubna zemrel p. Joseph
M. Beavin, manzel p1. Jean
nette Koebler Beavin, 1920
Ednor Road We start Ct rokG.
Narodil Sc v Annapolis, Md.
PohTeb kona Sc dnes, v pa
tex We 2 hodiny odpoledne re
Schimnnkova Pohr. Domu ma
Parkwood Cemetery Ia asis-
tence Rev. c.. E.. Kirsche.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
PTedbszne ornament zabav.

" nedeli, Is. dubna pora-
da Sokol Curtis Bay v jejich
Sokolovne "Bull Roast"
= Ma oslavu 6Oti-leteho tr-
vanf Spolku Sv. Cecilie Balti-
more sehraje Sbor Sv. Cecilie
z New Yorku v ned6li, 20. dub
ma operetu ~ Chaloupek pod
Horami."
Del. Vzdel. Spolek "Po-
krok" pofada Majovou Zaba-
WI v sobotu vecer, &c. dubna v
Delnickem Dome. Zacatek v
$50 vecer. Vstupn6 60c.
= Tel. Jednota "Sokol" Bel
camp, Nd, Cvicitelsky Sbor S
detmi porada v nedeli, dine II.
kvetna "Oslavu Svatku Matek"
= Slavnost 'Zdoben1 Hrob6'
Dude letos poradana ma Ces.
Mar. Hrbitove v patek, dine 80.
kvetna odpol.
Sprawl Vybor Ces. Narodniho
HTbitova.
Celorocni program "Pokroku''
&c. dubna Majova.
PIlrocnf program Slovenskeho
Narodneho Domu:
27. Aprila - Tanec.
18. Maja - Vylet.
1. Juna = Vylet.
%. Juna = Vylet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
Jugoslavie klade sest pozadav-
XII Rakousku.

Jugoslavsky premier Eduard
Kardelj vyslovil zadost, ably
bylo pouzito bezne rakouske
vyroby k splnen1 jugoslavske-
no naroku ma 900 va
leone nahrady cd Rakouska.
Kardelj vyslovil t6chto sest
pozadavk1:
PTedne, zaveden1 pomerG,
iez by znemoznily "nemeckym
imperialistdm a vsenemeckym
zivl1m', ably jeste nekdy v bu-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
NECO PRO NASE
KUCHARKY.
Jak prfipravovati susene houby.

Jak pripravovati susene houby.
Mnozf nasi krajane dostali
krasne, susene houby re stare
vlasti. Tyto houby Sc dali pri-
praviti ma mnoho zpGsobG.
Laskavostf nasi odb6ratelky
"Telegrafu' p1. A. Weverove
dostali .isme k otisknut1 RUNE
houbove recepty, ktere ona do
stala tyto dny cd p. Kohouta z
Prahy.
Hovezi maso S houbovou
omackou.
Houby Sc namoci ma 2 az 3
hodiny do vody. PAX Sc z Mich
voda sliie a ma drobonko Sc
rozsekajf. Pc tie dame do hr-
necku vaTit a Size ma polovic
vodu a ma polovic hovezi po-
|levku, kdyz Sc asi pGl hodiny
vari, zapraz1me tmavsf jiskou
a ma posled odstavfme z ohne
a die chuti okysel1me octem a
poleje Sc S nj hovezi maso S
knedl1kem.
Houby s ryzi.
SpaT1me ryzi horkou vodou,
proplachneme studenou a ma
masle, v nemz jsme nechaly
zruzoveti kousek drobne roz-
krajene cibule, pomalu dusime,
opatrne podlevame vodou. Me-
zitim udus1me ma masle S tro-
chou cibulky, zelene petrzele
a soil, ma drobno rozkrajene
houby. Kdyz Sc 10 minut du-
sila, pTidame k nj duSene hou-
by a ma m1rnem ohni dovaTlme
do mekka:
Kuba z hub.
Naznacene houby Sc We vod6
zavari. PAX sc scedf a do tie
vody Sc zavarf p6l kila trha-
nych krupek (mozno pouz1ti
take ryze). Mezitfm Sc houby
rozsekaji drobonce a v rendlic-
ku Sc osmazi ma omastku cibul-
ka do ruzova, pax sc prom1cha-
il varene krupky S houbami a
S cibulkou smes Sc osol1, opepT1,
pTida sc trosku treneho cesne-
ku a vse sc zapece v kastrolu v
trouble (asi pdl hodiny).
Karbanatek z hub.
UvaTene houby Sc roZsekaj1
asi 3 namocene zemle v niece.
Tfi vajfcka Sc utrou S polu S
houbama, osol1, opepff, utvoTi
Sc karbanatky S trochou mlete
housky a vysmazf Sc (mozno
pridati trochu nasal.
Doporucuje Sc susene houby
predem namociti do vody (ne-
DO mleka) ma dive hodiny, az
til hodiny, ably zmekly a zbele-
ly a pax pfipravovati. Mama
c1me-li je do mleka, muslme je
dobfe proplachnouti vodou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11

SDfLEJ A sDfLEJ STEJNE jest pravidlo pfatelskych
zabav a psolecnych linek. Sd1lfte-li %telefonnl spolecnou
linku, nezapomente ma druhe. Pokuste Sc, by Vase roz-
mluvy byly kratke -. rozdelte je do pfimefenych pre-
stavek Timed o~dpovedte. Vase spoluprace pom1ze
k m u k lepsf telefonni sluzbe.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of Baltimore City
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yelled to Crumling to throw the ball
and when he got it he stepped on
third and the base umpire called
Mccarthy out for failing to tag up
and his run was erased. Actually
therefore, there were four Lancaster
batters out in the inning Zach, who
sacrificed, Kelly, who lined to Mill
er, Boehm who was thrown out al
the plate, and Mccarthy, who failed
to tag up at third.-but officially
Boehm was scored as being left on
base and no error was charged to
Miller since despite his bad throw
the side was retired. Actually, Mill
er's bad throw to first turned into
one of the most unusual double plays
ever scored-pitcher to first to catch
er to third.
The Red Roses made it 20 in the
fifth. Fox singled and went to third
on Astbury's single. Kirk flied out
and Astbury was out stealing.
Crumling to Martin Novick walked
and Mccarthy beat out a hit to
Dresser at third, scoring Fox. Boehm
grounded to Martin for the third out
The Owls tied it up in the sew
enth, when Yeash who had doubled.
and Daddario, who had walked, both
scored when Crumling grounded to
Zach at third who threw wild to
first, the ball going into right field
Lancaster won the game in the
ninth, when Uzciak walked, was safe
at second on an extremely close play
on Kelly's grounder, and then scored
on Fox's single. The entire Hagers-
town infeld, plus manager Griffiths,
violently protested the decision at
second, but as usual it stood and the
game was over.
Summary: Lancaster, 3R. 8H. lie.
9 LOB; Hagerstown, 2R. 5H. lie. 5
LOB.
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him at second to retire the side.
In the second frame, with one out,
Halkard beat out a hit to Dresser,
but another double play, again from
Dresser to Martin to Jenis, retired
the side.
In the top half of the seventh,
Mclean, the first man up, doubled
to center. Stratton then struck out
Kronenberg, but Soldering hunted
along the third base line and beat
it out, sending Mclean to third. Bon
face then grounded to Daddario,
who whipped the ball to Martin for
the forceout of Soderlin at second
and Martins relay to Jenis got Pom
iface at first on mighty close play,
for the Owls third double play of
the game and their 10th of Tire
season.
Only q batters faced Soderlin in
the first six innings, during which
he allowed single by Owcar in
the third, a walk to Swanson in the
third and single by Swanson in
the sixth
He started the seventh off, how
ever, with walk to Owcar. Dad
dario up next and he fouled off the
first pitch, hunted the second one
foul also, and then, hunted the third
strike, this time in fair territory,
sacrificing Owcar to second. Hum
phrey then went in to run for Ow-
car. With a man on second and one
out, Dresser was Intentionally walk
ed, to set up the opportunity for
a double play, but Bobbie Martin
had other ideas and belted the sec
ond pitch into left field, with Hum
phrey scoring the winning run from
second.
Summary: Hagerstown, 1R 3H.
Be. 5 LOB; Allentown, OR. 6H. 0E.
LOB.
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young man or young woman out of
a large group of young people. The
answer is simple. 1t is all in know
ing how. Are the requirements
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young people do not achieve busi-
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Joselane in the eighth, and Crum-
ling; for Allentown, Wargo, Slack
in the eighth, and Mccormick. Win
ming pitcher, Wargo; losing pitcher,
Owcar.
The Owls gave OWcar a one-run
lead in the third. With one away
Hest singled, as did Jenis. Dresser
then forced Jenis at second, with
Hest moving to third. With Dad
dario at bat Dresser broke for sec
ond with the pitch and when Nc
Cormick let the pitch get away from
him, Hest scored and Dresser went
all the way to third Daddario then
took a third called strike to retire
the side.
The Cards tied it up in the sixth
when Wargo, the pitcher, doubled,
went to third on Boniface's sacrifice
and scored on Edwards single. But
the Owls came right back in the
bottom half, to score a run and again
go ahead, to l, when Yeash doubl-
ed, went to third on a wild pitch
and scored on SWanson's double.
Allentown won the game in the
eighth, when they scored two I'M
earned runs. Wargo started things
off with his second straight hit, a
single to center. Boniface, attempt
ing to sacrifice, popped to Owcar
Edwards drew walk and Wilson
singled to short left, filling the bases.
Burgess then grounded to Jenis at
first, who booted the ball, allowing
Wargo and Edwards to score. Ow-
car then nicked Smith on the arm
with a pitched ball and Bunny Grit
fiths took him out and Joselane went
to the mound with the bases still
loaded and retired the side, getting
Halkard on fly to Daddario and
Mclean on a fly to Hest.
The Owls threatened in the ninth
WITCH Will GWO IllGll OuI JGIIIS dIlu
Dresser, singled. But Daddario flied
to left and the game was over.
Summary: Allentown 3R. 8H. 1E
7 LOB; Hagerstown, Or. 11H. 2E.
II LOB.
Second Game: Batteries, for Ha-
gerstown, Stratton and Swanson; for
Allentown, Soderlin and Kronen-
berg.
In real pitchers battle that saw
Billy Stratton set the Allentown
Cards down with six scattered hits
aided by three double plays-in the
seven-inning second game, the Owls,
after also being set down with two
hits in the first six innings, came up
with the only run of the game in the
bottom half of the seventh.
Boniface, the first man up in the
first frame, after being given life
when Yeash dropped his foul fly,
singled to left, but fast double
play on Edwards grounder, Dresser
to Martin to Jenis, helped out plenty.
Wilson was safe on Yeash's second
error of the inning, but Rider forced
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xWalked for Schultz in seventh
xxWaIked for BumStead in ninth
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Errors: Smith, DaddariO 2, Wilson,
Halkard. Runs batted in: Wilson 3,
Smith 2, Burgess, Dresser 2, Hal
kard 2, Edwards 2, Martin 2, Schultz
2, Crumling 2, Yeash. Two base hits:
BOniface, Edwards 2, Schultz. Double
plays: Dresser to Martin to Jenis.
Sacrifices: none. Stolen bases, none.
Base on balls: Off Zande 5, off Chal-
lifOuX 2, off Brumbaugh 5, off
Schultz l. Wild pitch: Brumbaugh
l. Struck out: BY Brumbaugh 5, by
Schultz 4, by Bumstead /, by Fan
de 3, by ChalIif0ux 2. Hits: Off
Wigle, in 1iS innings for runs;
off Brumbaugh, 10 in 1/3 innings
for runs; off Schultz, in 2 1I3 in
nings for runs; off Bumstead, 2 in
2 innings for 0 runs; off Zande, 8
in 6 2/3 innings for runs; off Chal
lifOux, 2 in 2 1/3 innings for run.
Winning pitcher, Zande; losing
Pitcher, Wigle. Umpires, Burnett,
Williams and CiarielIi. Time of
game, Oh. 30m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-08-28
Radio Prize Tonight

Monday night was an off night and
the opening game of the three-game
series with Harrisburg, scheduled for
Tuesday night, was rained out and
was scheduled to be played as part
of double header last night. The
final game of the Harrisburg series
will be played tonight, and as an
added attraction the management
will give away table model Gen
eral Electric radio, complete with
the new FIN adapter, permitting
both AM and FIN reception. So
don't fail to be on hand tonight for
the final game of the Harrisburg
series and the opportunity to take
home a brand new General Electric
radio with FIN adapter.
And talking about that Harris
burg series, the Owls will have to
sweep the series if they hope to fin
ish in fourth place.
Now let's take look at the games
of the past week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-08-28
INTERSTATE
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Double Plays
Won Lost Pct.

Through Tuesday night the Owls
had completed 119 double plays, IA
at home and As on the road On the
same date last year their record was
1856.
l have been asked many times,
how many double plays the Owls
have completed this season since
Bobbie Martin joined the club, SO
here are the figures:
Bobby Martin joined the club in
Trenton on Monday, June 2, and
played that night at second base.
Up to that time the Owls had played
20 games and had completed II
double plays. Through Tuesday
night they had played 100 games and
completed 119 double plays, which
gives them 1902 doubles plays since
Martin entered the lineup
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-08-28

The Red Roses shellaced the offer
ings of three Owls hurlers on Sat
urday night for total of twenty
hits, good for twelve runs. Hagers-
town got eleven hits off the two
Allentown pitchers and with the aid
of seven walks and three errors,
turned them into nine runs.
Here is the box score:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-08-28

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