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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23
Snteramerifaniide &pnferens

Sn &io oe Sanetro begonn Iette
8o6e Die interamerifonii6e Sonic
ren5 tlr gemeiniame Serteioigung Der
peltli6en SemiipbGre, an ser sipon-
gig Nottonen bertreten iino. 0ie &on.
feren5 puroe am Sreitog BON Dem
Braltoenten bon 8raitlien @nrico Du-
ira nit elmer 8egriiBungsoniprade
eroffnet, nodbem in elmer 8ralimi-
norItbung bei6loiien tporoen mar, i'm
gurgerfrieg bon Baroeuap Die Ser
mtttlung 5u itbernebmen.
Die &onferen5 1purbe einberufen,
m einen gegenleitigen Serteioigungss
oertrog 5ultanoe 5u bringen, ober Die
erlten Sibungen bereits puroen Be-
berrl6t bon @rorterungen tpirtlhaft,
lifer 8eibilfe fir oie latein=amerifa,
nil6en 2anoer. gs NOR sic Geoe bon
einem rWaribau= =Blon" fir Siib.
Imerifu.
@abrldeinli9 miro inoelIen sic
grorterung BON @irti6oftsfragen
ouf einen ipdteren 3eitpunft berIdo.
ben meroen, oa Die gegenipGrtige &on-
feren5 itb auf politii6e uno militGri=
Idle 5ragen beidranfen jon.
Wosfau fonnte es iib natiirli6
nidt periagen, iid au6 in bieie rein
omerifaniide slngelegenbeit ein5u-
milden uno oielelbe als 9lusgongs-
punft fir neue Mnflogen gegen oie
8aibingtoner 8olitif gu benusen. ssSn
Der Wosfau'er ,BratpOa' iagte guri
3bufoff boraus, baB sic @ntldeioun=
gen Ser decentralization &onferen5
BON Hio oe Saneiro rin engIter 8e-
5teblng" 5um Waribau=Blan Iteben
piiroen. ~'Sie itnb elm @Iieo in ser
&ette, nit Ser oie ginberufer oie
gon5e 8elt einIdlieBen tpouen, Die
lelben 2eute ndmli6, sic ben Ser.
Staoten oie gerantportung fir Die
ereigniiie auf ser gan5en @elt slts
lpre6en - in anberen @orten: Die
8eltberridaft," 10 fabrt ser artifel
fort.
~gs lit Ieidter fir oie omerifani-
lben 8iplomaten, ibre SlGne in 2a-
tein- -amerifa gu pertpirfliden aIs in
europa, oa lie ii6 BORT ols Die Ser
rem fiiblen, neil oie meiiten latein-
amerifanil6en Staaten bon ibnen
mirtidaftlid abbdnsen." ltno tpeiter:
~Die Ser. Staaten iiberfluten biele
lateinamerifanii6e 2dnoer nit ibren
Waffen. 8ralilien befonnt iie, nad-
Dem es BON Der 8au Street ssnItr1f-
tionen erbalten bat, sic oemofratilden
&rafte 81 llnterbriiden uno iopiet.
feinolife Sropaganoa au lnaben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23
5niihen Kriee uno Srieoen
GnropGiidJe 3pllnnipn?

&ur5 Dor MbihluB Der Bariie1
@irtidaftsfonferen5 am 6reitag I. IS
brabte 80. sllpbano, Ser Gbef be,
Notwithstanding I'M fran5oiiider
InBenminiiterium, ben bon bieler
Sadberitdnoigen ieit Sobr uno Sae
gebegten 8lan etner europdil6en 3oa.
union 5ur Sprade. alpbono iagte, Die
&onferen5 n1iiiie menigitens oen Ser.
inh MAIDEN, einen 8irtldaftsbuno 5u
biloen - faas iiberbaupt bon euro,
paii6er 3uIammenarbeit Die &eoe iein
ion" gab aber alleroings at, oab
oies nur langlam noglih iei.
sllpbonbs anipro6e erfolgte ols
Gntmort ouf oie @usfiibrungen Sir
Sliper 5ranfs, ser erflart batte, eng
lano fonne feline acknowledgement
uno idnellen 8erpflidtungen" in ben
Denigen, Ger &onferen5 nod berblei,
benoen 8oden eineeben, uno 5tpor
ouf 8runo ser beionoeren 8erbdlt,
niiie innerbalb oes britil6en @elt.
ret6es.
5ranfs idlug Dor, baB bic &onfe,
ren5 - bie einen 8eribt iiber euro
pdil6e 8irtldaftsarbeit ben Ser
Staaten am 1. September unterbrei.
ten ioa = cine rStubiengruppe" for
me, Inn BEN Man, eine 3ollunion 5u
biloen, bon allein Seiten an erorterlt.
Dabei lolle man audi bie M0glidfeii
unteriuden, alle britii6en Dominien
in oteie 3ollunion eitl5ulcblieBen.
Ilpbano antiportete, Die 8eteili.
gltng an elmer iol6en uStuoiengrup-
pc" ioate begleitet iein bon elmer gr.
flarung aler ooer einiger Der antpe-
ienben ie65ebn Hationen, Dob es lire
Iblibt lit, Der 3oaunion bei5utreten.
8ie er iaete, miiiien einige fonfrete
SGritte iest unternommen tperben,
fans bic 3onunion crit in fiinf, aebn
|ooer fiinf5ebn Sabren boa in &rafi
treten iollte.
Ser 8ertreter Sranfrei6s beutete
an oaB iein 2ano bereits Die 8ilbune
elmer iol6en 3ollunion nit Stalien
in grpagung 5iebe, gon5 gleid, mos
Die iibrigen nertretenen 2Gnoer 5u tun
ge0enfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23
&onferensen iiber &omferensen

Tim ser beorobliben Gage in Gu.
ropa gu begegnen, fanoen in ben les.
ten Gagen r1i6t peniger als bier
gleid5eitige &onferen5en itatt: SSr
Walbington famen 8ertreter Der Ser
Staaten unb England therein, iiber
cine Miloerung Der 8eoinsungen fit
cine tDeitere britiide Inleibe au fon-
ferieren.
Im Dienstag begann in @aIbing.
ton cine britiid-amerifanii1e &onfe.
ren5 our &ebung Der &oblenforberlne
in Ser &ubr, = Elm Yroblem, bas bon
alien einiidtigen Barteien als ein me-
ientliher 5aftor fir Die tpirtidaftli.
DIE uno politiide &ebabilitierung bon
gang @eit- europa erfannt miro. eng
Derpanbt NIT bieiem Hroblem lit Die
Grage Der @rbobung Der @elamtpro,
button Der beuti1en Snbuitrie, Die
in elmer in 2on6on einberufenen Som
ferena bon @nglanb, 5ranfrei1 1tlb
ben Ser. 5taaten beiproben unb ipo-
m0slid enosiiltig gereselt ineroen
iol1.
Mus Boris, mo- Ole bon iedaebn
staaten beididte europ1iide @ieoer.
aufbal1fonferena lire 8eratungen
fortiette, famen Mitte Der @ode Mn-
5eiben, oaB Die fran5oiiide &egierune
angeiibts Der troitloien europ1il1en
Gage feline engitirnise Mblebnung Der
@rbobung Der beutihen ssnbuitriepro-
button bod nod 5u mo6ifi5ieren ge.
ipi1t lit. Srana0iii1e 8eamte erflGr.
ten ndmlid, oaB Sranfrei9 ser bon
ben Ser. Staaten unb england ge,
planten oeatihen Brc6uftionserb0b.
ung unter 5tpei 8ebingu1gea auitim.
men miro:
Deutihlanos grboliug barf niht
anf Gotten Der RobIen burhgefiibrt
iuer6en. ipelhe DeutihIailos ariegs-
opfer fin lire eigene MobIfabrt beno-
tigeil, unb bas beutide Snomitriepo-
tential oarf nidt 10 groB tperoen, oaB
eseiae @efabr Der Nieoeroufriiiturg
einiblieBt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23
Griedjenlanb

@Gbreno Die 8ertreter Ser meItIi-
hen Wddte ieood in 3onferenoen
iiber &onferen5en 5uiamn1en beraten.
tDie Die raid fdtpin6enbe &raft oes
Weitens 5u erbalten ,ln6 mieoerauf5u-
rihten, bereitet fib i'm 8aIfan nnter
Der iorgfdltigen Megie Mosfang Elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23
Die enropGiidJe Strife

Mm Donnerstag T. @., Dem 5tDeiten
Sabrestoe Der 8eenoieung oes 8elt.
frieees, gab 8raiioent Sruman ieinem
Bebauern Mnsbrud, baB es in 5tpei
Sabren nidt gelungen lit, Den 5ries
Den oil iihern, iagte aber, er boffe
nod INNER, bob bas erretdt nerben
miro.
g8er bic Gage nit offenen Mugen
beiiebt, muB fid) fragen, iporauf Sr.
Srunan oieie Soffnungen begriinbet.
Die guropa-4rile miro offenltdtlid
NIT ieoern Gag GROCER. SIN oentielben
Gag, an Dem Der Brdiibent ieine @r-
fldrung abgab, beribtete Sir 8rion
&obertion, Der britilde Silfs- -Militar-
gonberneur in 0eutIblanb, bas @in-
nno ausfubrprogramm in Weit-
Deutiblanb lei nentrnltigeno", 1tnb
Die .!Silfe miiBte in groBem WaB bon
Dem grfolg Der 8ariier &onferen5 OBJ
bdngen".
&obertion idilberte bie Gage in ei-
ner auffallenb freimiitigen @eiie unb
erfldrte: nDie oeutide @irtidaft be.
finbet ii1 in einem iolben 3uItanb,
oaB bie pereinten anitrengungen bon
allen notig iinb, nm iie pieoer gu be.
Iebert"
sSait gleidaeitig beri6teten Die
5ranaoien, oaB in ibrer Sffupations-
gone in Deuti6lanb Die 3abl Der Go
oesfGlle oie Der @eburten iibertrifft!
neber Die Habrungsrationen in Der
Gone laufen gerihte Inn, bic mitein-
amber in &onflift iinb, aber Die Sran=
5oien bebaupten, bob Die Sagesration
in ibrer Gone nienals unter taulenb
&alorien gefallen lei.
Die fran5ofiide 8olitif lduft ba-
rauf binaus, baB bie fran5olilde Gone
iih ielbit erbalten ioa. Die fran5oii-
lhen 8eboroen bebaupten, Dos lei aud
erreid)t tpor6en, ober nentrale 8eob-
adter erfldren, nur alif Soften Der
@elunbbeit unb Der @oblfaBrt Der
9eutlden, Die unter fran5oIii6er
9errIhaft iteben.
Wittleripeile miro Die 8irti6afts-
lage audi in England nno Sranfret6
INNER beoroblider. Mitte Der ber-
gangenen 8ode iab iih england ses
5tpunsen, ipeitere $150,O00,000 aus
Der amerifanii6en @nleibe 51 peraus'
gaben, ipabrenb iid Die Ser. Staaten
NIT NaBnobmen beeilten, lln su ber-
bitten, bob aus Der europaii6en &riie
Elm bollItdnbiger 3uiammenbru6
miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23

oOer ipdter oiirfte bober slmerifa Dor
Die 8abl geltellt tperben @rie6en-
lanb nit unierer Militdrnadt au Sill
fe 5u fommen. llno BON ba Bis gum
offenen &rieg nit &uBlano lit nur elm
furser S6ritt!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23
Silfe fir Sstalien

9tl,6 fir oos burb oen berlorenen
&rieg Dirtidaf ftlib belaitete 1tno bon
Communication 9a1born uno @ub-
lern i'm eigenen 2anbe i6per beorobte
Stalien iu6t Nmerifa na9 beI.eh
&rdften 5u iorgen, in Dem 8eriud), es
aus Ser llmflammerung Mosfans su
retten unb Dem @elten an erbalten.
2este 8o6e ltri6en bic Ser. Staaten
neue Sbuloen ser italienil6en &esie-
rung, Die ii6 auf rngefabr eine Wtil-
liaroe Dollars belaufen.
gSie bas Staatsbepartement erfl1r-
te, lit Die aftion erfolgt, vum Die
i6mere 8iiroe, einiger 8el ltimmuteen
i'm italieniiden Srieoensbertrag gu
erleibtern".
9ie Mnfiinbigung erfolgte nit Ser
8eroffentlidung zines Bafts, Ser nit
elmer italienii6en Sinan5miiiion na6
oreimonatli6en Gerbanblungen abge-
l6loiien puroe. Inter Dem Saft per-
3ihten Die Ser. 5taaten auf 8esab-
lung Der 2ieferungen fir italienii9e
3ipilbebolferung ieitens Der amerifa-
nii6en Mrmee in &0be bon $523, ,O00,s
600, uno auf SffupationsfoIten in
Sobe bon $305,OOO,O0O. 9aau font
men nod ipeitere glniprii1e in Sobe
bon $175,00O,000, Die ebenfaus &C.
itriden tpuroen.
rDie 8ebingungen Ser 8ereinba-
rung baben bie Wirfung, cine Mn5abl
oriidenber &lauleln bes italienii1en
Sriebensbertrags au miIbern, tpoburd
Der italieniiden 8irtl6aft eine me-
ientli6e Silfe geleiitet miro, erfldrte
oas Staats6epartement.
MuBeroem tpurben itaIieniIde 8e-
itdnoe i'm 8etrag bon $60,O00,OO0,
Die bisber in ben Ser. 5taaten feit=
gefroren paren freigegeben; ser ito
lieniiden &egierung ahtuno5panaig
Sanoelsidiffe geidenft ,ln6 eegen
iinf5ebn Winionen Dollars in Script,
pomit italieniide &riegsgefangene
fir ibre Mrbeit in Sen Ser. 5taaten
be5ablt ipuroen, nit @eIbnoten ein-
aeIoIt.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

All of us have just lived through
the worlds greatest tragedy. But
no single state or statesman has
yet said, 1--WE were to blame"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Pensacola, Florida
Statement By Secretary
Of The Treasury

I am aware that the Jewish New
Year finds many Americans Of
the Jewish Faith greatly concern
ed about the welfare of Jews in
other parts of the world. 1t is my
hope that the coming months will
bring them a generous measure of
reinsurance.
America stands by the declara-
ton Of the Continental Congress
more than a hundred and seventy
one years ago that "all men" are
endowed with the inalienable
rights of life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness. The Congress
did not restrict or qualify the ex-
preston "all men,; the authors of
the Declaration plainly were think
ing of and speaking of oppressed
peoples everywhere.
That declaration helped inspire
our war effort, and it has helped
motivate the many postwar steps
in which we have participated to
provide food, shelter, safety, and
hope for the future for those peo-
ples-large numbers of Jews among
them-upon whom the wars after
effects fell the most heavily.
In these postwar humanitarian
endeavors we have faced and still
face difficult problems, both polit-
ical and economic. Solving them
has not been and will not be easy.
But I am sure America will do its
full share in solving them. We
thus implement our faith in de-
mDcracy.
Signed,
JOHN W. SNYDER
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

Wringing your hands doesn't
ring a bell.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

We use our hands and feet till
they are tired out. Why not our
hearts and heads?
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23

Frizell, of o. P. Bohman's, took
both individual honors with single
game (143) and three-game set
(378). Both team honors went to
Park Circle, who had a single game
of 587 and three-game set of 1887.
The 12O-33O BOwlers
o. P. Bohman-Frizzell, 122, 143-
378.
Park Circle-Lowman, 1913, 1875
S67; Barnhart, 121, 132-357; Spauld-
ing, 12O-338.
Hofman's-Ahalt, 1SS-S46; Wolf
ensberger, 1872.
South's Tavern-Messersmith, 345;
I. Rock, 127-337; Sayles, 331.
Walkers Atlantic-R. Beard, 1877
1886.
Martin Floor-Wilhide, 125-331
Hagerstown Laundry-Boyer, 121-
331; Kittell, 1913.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23
Team Standing
Mems Division

The Washington Square boys had
their winning streak stopped last
week at II straight wins. This is
the most consecutive wins that this
league has experienced in a long
time. The boys from Grace cub.
turned the trick when they won the
last game by a narrow margin. All
the rest of the teams remained the
same in the standing.
Individual honors for the evening
were divided between Jack Koontz,
of Baptist, who put up a good single
game of 157, Jim Wolfensberger, of
Washington Square, who had the
high three-game set (367). Wash
ington Square proved to be tops for
teams, with a single game of 500
and three-game total of 1865.
The 120-32O Glass
Washington Square Charles
Squibb, 122-329; Lester Kendle, 321;
James Wolfensberger, 1856, 133-367.
Trinity - pete" Harshman, 138-
345; Frank Mcdonald, 126-345.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23
Job Unfinished

Job Unfinished
Charlie claims that he is a self
made man."
Really? What interrupted him?''
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23
MOOSE LEAGUE
(Tuesday, October Ia

NIuCoodJ3 OCtObC1 III
Last week saw the tie for first
place, between the Noses and Hoofs
in the O'Clock League, and the
Teeth and Eyes in the 9 O'Clock
League, still unbroken, with all four
teams each winning two and losing
one
The Hoofs won both team honors,
with a single game of 500 and three
game set of 1888. G. Shove had
the high individual game GAO, but
Jolliff had the high three game set
1852.
11O-32O Glass
Meats, 1T, Ill; Unseld, ITO; G..
Shove, 14O, 119-348; Bowers, 1872,
131-358; Schlotterbeck, 1873; Tritsch,
112, 1888; Burger, 122, 117-34O;
Black, Ill, 115-327; R. Shove, 126,
111-333; Jolliff, 100, 125, 1882;
Hoover, 1874; Mcclellan, 321; Mills,
10; Iseminger, 13O-339; Bowley, 131.
7O'ClOck League
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23
BOWLING
Continued from Page g.
ELKs CLUE LEAGuE

The Hoofs and Hides, both of
whom won all three of their games
on Monday night, are now tied for
first place, one game ahead of the
Lips. The Knees who also won three
games, jumped from eighth place to
tie with the Hips for the fifth spot.
R. Harbaugh took both Individual
honors with his single game (147)
and three-game set (37O). Team
Honors were divided. The Jaws had
the high single game (567), but they
had to be content with a tie with
the Hoofs for the high three-game
set, both teams having score of
1545. Other teams winning three
games were: the Ribs, Necks and
Legs.
1885 Glass
M. Nigh, 120-323; E. Pryor, 132-351;
c. Harbaugh,324; S. Fisher,S27; E.
Mobley, 12O-325; R. Harbaugh, 147,
1880; w. Harne, 115-34O; U. Haw-
thorne, 124-317; B. Yeakle, 100, 116-
945; E. Ford, 121-323; F. Kaiss, 121,
1899; B. Moss, 129,117-338; DR..
Grove, 1913, 1882; C. Chopper, 124-
800; R. Gallagher, 1882; C. Hide
brand, 1913, 115-34O; D. Fisher, 1913,
122, 116-361; L. Martin, 121; D. Baker,
118; J. Thompson, 1913; T. Poffen-
berger, 116; R. Mundey, 318; L. Mid
dlekauff, lis; A. Kriz, 143, 122-353;
R. Witt,316; D. Currans, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23
Team Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
TUESDAY, October 14)
Wnmen's Division

A newcomer to the league this
year-Grace Moser of the Carna-
tions-rolled a IA game last week,
to set a new record for the league
this year She also tied with Vir-
ginia Warner of the Daisies, for the
high three-game set 1929.
The Iris had the team high single
game (496) and the Daisies had the
high three game set 1444).
High Scores
G. Moser, 144-329; V. Warner, lib,
112, 1O4-329; G. Leatherman, 100,
104-312; C. Price, LOT, 100000; 1.
Rudisill, liz; l. Irby, 112; 1. Friding-
er, Ill; M. Snyder, 1O9; v. Pearson,
1903; j. Warner, 1903; A. Messersmith,
1903; F. Myerly, 1O6; K. Stouffer, 1O6;
A. Knodle, LOG; E. Garvin, 1O6; R.
Bowman, 1903; C. Fitz, 1903; L. Bare,
1902; M. Kriz, 101; V. Gossard, 101;
M. Hoffman, 100; B. Warrenfeltz,
100
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23

vided. Mars had the high team single
game $3.50, but Neptune rolled the
high three-game set 1920
The 100 Or Over Glass
B. Schwinger, 1O1, 126-319; D.
Snapp, us, 1O5-317; P. Jennings,
116-SO1; M. Fiery, 116; P. Palmer,
Ito; M. Trace, 1O7; N. Evans, 1903; M.
Johnston, 1O2; H. Snively, 1O2; Mar
ion Hess, 101.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23
BEHIND
HOME PLATE
By DOUG STEWART

Isn't it about time that the cir
culation of all these unfounded ru-
mors concerning a change in owner
ship of the Hagerstown Owls, and
those cracks at Oren Sterling, owner
of the club-some of them just plain
nasty-came to an end
Mr.. Sterling has repeatedly stated,
in plain English, that there is not a
shred of truth in the various stories
spread around, and that ought to
settle the matter OF course we
would all like to see the Hagers-
town Club win the pennant every
year, but that's just about impos-
sible. But let's not lose sight of the
fact that in the seven years the
Hagerstown Owls have been in the
Interstate League, they have won
one pennant, finished in second place
twice; in third-place once, and have
never finished in the cellar-not a
bad record in any league.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23

st. Paul's E.U.B.-Lawrence Hoff-
man, 1872.
St. Mark's-C. McNamee, 121-349;
Dan Green, 324; c. Moser, 123.
Grace E.U.B.-Dick Messersmith,
129.
Baptist RED" Spangler, 12O-321;
Buck" Wilson, 322; V. Wilson, 138-
1886; Jack Koontz, 157-354
st. John's-"Dick" Weaver, 1926;
Harold Williams, 121; T. Day, 1879
341.
Christ Reformed - Paul Russell,
800.
Brethren-W. Martin, 122-329.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23
9 O'Clock League
ST. MARY'S LEAGUE
"wednesday, October 15)


Harvard, by winning two while
Yale was losing two, went into the
lead last week. But anything can
happen as the last place Notre Dame
team is only five games behind the
/ leaders.
Francis Fratianni took both indi-
vidual honors, with a single game
| of $50 and three-game set of 1872.
Betty Fratianni had the high single
game for the women bowlers (103).
Team honors were split, with Notre
Dame having the high single game
(515) and Harvard the high three
game set (1470).
The 100000 Glass
Francis Fratianni, 130-322; How
ard Jolliffe, 1T, 111-317; Roy Brady,
ia, 105-316; Patrick Sheehey, ia,
! 100-312; Rocco Zappacosta, 113, 103-
311; Johnny Helmer, liz, 109-3O2;
John Stevenson, 113; Robert Mowen,
108; Richard Ham, 1903; Buck Slime
baugh, 104; James Hawthorn, 1903;
Betty Fratianni, 103; Francis Duffy,
100; Harry Carper, 112-301.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-23
Team Standing
EASTERN STAR LOOP

Venus, by winning three games
while Mars was losing two, broke
the tie loop for first place and are
now out in front by the slim margin
of two games.
Blanche Schwinger rolled both
high single game (126) and three
game set (319) for the evening.
Others who had 800 sets were: Dor
othy Snapp GID and Pauline Jen-
nings GOD. Team honors were di-
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Team Standings
PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE

The Diamonds won all three games
from the Amethysts on Friday night
and are now four games in front of
the second-place Pearls Naomi
Myers, captain of the Turquoise
team, rolled game of 118 to gain
honors for the high single game, and
the Pearls carried off top honors for
high team single game, when they
came up with a game of 513.
Girls Rolling 100 Or Over
N. Myers, 1881; E. Cover, 113;
D. Newcomer, 112, 111-313; M. Gun
derman, ITO; R. Martin, ITO; L.
Nichols, 1O8, 1O7; M Fiery, 1O8, 104-
3O7; N. Hays, 100; P. Flock, LOG; B.
Ford, 1O6, 1903, 100000; B. Kane, 1O5;
T. Spessard, 1O5; c. Urgo, 1O4-300;
D. McGraw, 1902
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ANTIETAM FIRE co. LEAGUE

The Coats maintain their one game
lead over the Helmets, Boots, Lad
ders and Axes, who are in four
way tie for second place.
r. Henninger took personal charge
of the Individual honors, with a
single game of 1877 and three-game
set of 1874. Both team honors went
to the Ladders, who had single
game of SCI and three-game set of
1886.
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Team Standing
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

South's Tavern broke the tie for
first place last week and are now out
in front, one game ahead of Hoff-
mans and Park Circle. South's Tav-
ern and Hoffman's meet this week,
so the lead may change again.
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High Individual Scores

p. Krouse, liz; Spalding, 1881;
Zinkand, 114-319: Greenfield, lis;
Forrest, 114-317; R. Henninger, 1877
1874; Davis, 800; Kretzer, 1872; Bo-
ward, ITO; Wolf, 113; C. Jacobs, Iii;
Colliflower, 12O-3O7; L. Faith, ITO;
K. Myres, 1882; Hightman, ia;
.P. Miller, 111-301.
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QU/CK/E QUK
FOR SPORTS FANS

GEeS QHiznassev; Bud LOiiSer
'SnpermaR." MBS
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Football

In the game with Southern High
at the Stadium on Saturday after
noon, which the Maroon and Gray
won by the close score of IS to II,
Early, the fullback, and Shirley, the
right tackle, played almost the en-
tire game and they were a pair of
mighty tired boys when the game
ended.
Some of the boys on the squad
gave me quite razzing on my write
up of the previous weeks game
against Allegany High, seeming to
feel that had been unfair.
O. K, boys, I'm tickled to death
to find you are so loyal to your
school and team that you resent any
thing you feel is unjust criticism,
but let's look into the matter a
little.
One of the weak spots l touched
on was the line, remarking that
Allegany, on fourth down, in their
own territory and needing a yard
or more, disdained the kick and
bucked the line for the necessary
yardage. If you remember, in
Saturdays game against Southern
High, the same thing happened,
only this time Southern needed
-four yards on fourth down-and
made it!
I've always been for Hagerstown
High and always will be, but I
believe that in sports, the same as
in anything else, while knocking
is destructive, constructive criti-
cism is helpful, and as long as !
write sports 1 will continue to re-
port the events as l see them.
And while on the subject of our
Maroon and Gray squad, don't for
get that big game tomorrow night
at the Stadium, with Martinsburg.
The West Virginia boys will be out
to avenge the defeat Coach Sem
ler's boys handed them in the game
at Martinsburg, but with the team
at full strength again, Hagerstown
should make it three in a row.
Seats will be at premium so get
down to the stadium early
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Team Standings

Problems are not solved by force
of argument, or force of arms, but
force of character.