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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05

Aus Den 9erldten Der 0roBbeamtsn
ging beroor, bab oie Tereine inn let.
ten Sabr tatiser eepeien iino ats iri:.
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berid)ieocncn slneelescnbeiten nob.
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cinnati unb anoeren mebr. Oas @et-
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ner @riioer ltto Sdtpeitern bottell
NIT ibrem tiihtigen Deftfomitee NIT
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05

,Sortldritte ju Der5eihnen ieiea,
anebr Otitglieoer ,pGren aufgenouu,
men ,,ao aud, finnnsieu bdtte iit Sic
Gage 5icnlid) 5ufrieoeniteIlerb Der
beilert nno oab er peril,bt babe oIle
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Stat uno Sat 5ur Seite su Iteben.
slus Sem geriht bes @ro6-Sefrc-
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lei SIT t,n lit uro por Ioa 5u Gag
INNER mebr miro; Dab oie Srpeis-
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natiirlid sic Mrbeit erleihtere Der
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in 1947 ourd) ben 600 perloren uno
oab nabe5u $4,000 an SterbegeIS
an oie Grben olsbe5ablt tpuroe. Sm
letten Sabr Itarben nur Sspei 3inoer
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partments uno Dob ane Biider int
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ten Scbr gut einfamen uno bab Ser
Central Gerban6 iett elm garbermo,
gen pcn nabeslt $1,600,000 babe.
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beridtcte, bob Ser GroBpertpaItl,ngS.
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baben inl Sdbr 1916 uno alles lei in
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George ShneiOer in Mbipeienbeit fir
i'm berlas. fonnte entnommen sperSen
oab nllr fiinf slpplifanten Suriitge-
tpieien apurocn in 1947. Mub ipies.
er 6arauf bin, 6aB es notluenbig lei
nlebr ilnge Mitslie6er iu ben Cert
traI Terbano ein5uFiibren. baburd,
tpiiroe bns Sitter 1inlerer beriiderten
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2eben oes Yerbanoes.
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beridtete, baB er i'm lesten SSsdbr niht
oiel 5n TIM gebabt babe; es bate feine
Bro5eiie eegeben uno oaB er ben 8e-
amten NIT Mat uno 1at beieeltan6ea
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men eriiiat babe.
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5ablt.
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aus Yaitor Sans GoiieI, als Dorfiser,
@eors Deppner ols Biae.Borfitet,
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8esinm ,puroe Der Is. Suni oneese
ben.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
WHITE PHANT0MS
DEFEAT COBBLERS
Carolina Withstands Tech
Rallies And Wins Tilt,
81 To 81

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. 7. -(Pl-
North Carolina's White Phantoms
built up a big first half lead and
then withstood several Virginia
Teen rallies in the last period to
chalk up a 57-51 Southern Confer
ence victory over the Gobblers
here tonight. 1t was the fourth loop
triumph for coach Tom Scott S
charges in six starts.
Spanked by little forward Jim
Hamilton, who took high scoring
honors for the night with 10 points,
the Carolina cagers jumped into an
early lead and never trailed. The
Phantoms were out in front by 81
Is at halftime.
The Gobbiers caught fire early
in the second half and made il
plenty interesting for Carolina the
rest of the way. With Phillips,
Reed, Ashburner and Harris hitting
the basket with long range shorts.
V.P.I. cut the winners advantage
to 43-41 with eight minutes to play.
The Phantoms found their range
again with eve minutes to go to
take a 45-41 lead and win going
away.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
PELLONE SCORES
UPSET DECISION
OVER MONTGOMERY

DETROIT, Feb. 7. -(P1E Tony
Pellone, 22-year-old New Yorker,
concentrated on hard punches al
the face and head tonight to carr
a cleancut upset 10-round decision
over Philadelphia Bob Montgome-
ry, recognized as world lightweight
champion in New York and Penn
%sylvania.
Montgomery weighed 14o IL, Pei
lone al 3-4.
The unanimous decision revers-
ing Pellone's New York defeat at
the hands of Montgomery a year
ago met with a roar of approval
from the crowd of 1861 fans who
paid into a gross gate Of $31, O21.5l
The group had booed Montgome-
rvs bulling tactics throughout the
fight as he kept his head pushed
in Pellone's face.
Nearest thing to a knockdoWn
came in the second round when
Montgomery half-slipped to the
canvas from a push-punch for a
count of two.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
DEMARET LEADS
I. IN TEXAS OPEN
Singing Master OF Fair.
ways Fires 81 To Take
First Round

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. T.
P-James Newton Demaret, the
singing master of the fairways, fir
ed a record-equalling 30-32-62 to-
day 10 take the lead in the first
round OF the $40, 600 Texas Open.
Demaret, dropping puts from all
distances, finished two jumps
ahead Of d roaring Texas norther
that sent the mercury tumbling
tom IS degrees to near freezing
vl'nin a space Of a few hours, and
took its toll among the late starters,
including Ben Hogan, defending
champion and the years leading
money winner, who limped home
with a four over par Is.
Trailing Demaret by two strokes
and deadlocked for second place
at "a were Milon Marusic, of Al
oany. N. Y, a former CT playing
his first winter circuit; and Vic
GAezzi Of Knoxville, Tenn.
Buck White of Battle Creek,
Men,, and Boo Hamf7ton, Fv"ns-
yIlle' Ind, put together 65's to
HAlsh one stroke in front OF Jonn-
Me Moran Of Chicago, Ill, Toney
Tenna of Cincinnati, Ohio, Harry
aooo Of Dallas, Tex, and Lew
EofSham of Washington, D. c.,
VINO were grouped at 66.
Ihlrty-three shotmakers out of
ne Held Of al starters in this
ue Oldest tournament of the winter
"uf' oettered the 6,4OO-yard Brac-
heAflde Park Courses par of II.
~ most Of these players checked
~ before the northern reached its
full fury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
THIRTEEN SIGN
WITH WHITE S0X
Ten Players, Two Coaches
And Trainer Return
1947 Contracts

CHICAGO, Feb. Z. -W.p)- The
Chicago White Sox today announc-
ed that 10 players, two coaches and
the club trainer had signed 1947
contracts, bringing the total num-
Der who have reached agreement
with the club to approximately 25.
Today's list was headed by Luke
Appling, the perennial shortstop.
Taft Wright, an %outfielder, and
Dario Lodigiani, third baseman.
Four pitchers were included.
They were William Evans, a right
handler who won rs games for
Amarillo in the West Texas-New
Mexico league last season, Peter
Gebrian, drafted from Indianapo-
lis, Richard Holland, with Water
loo, Ia. in 1916, and Frank Papish.
Others were Frank Garske and
Frank Whitman, infielders, and
Eugene Thomas, an outfielder pre-
viously on the national defense list
of the Sox.
Bling Miller and Colonel Buster
Mills signed Coaches contracts
while Packie Schwartz returned his
agreement at trainer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
BILLIARD CHAMP
TO APPEAR HERE
Miss Ruth McGinnis, Noted
Played To Perform Fri
day, Feb. IA

Ruth McGinnis, outstanding poe
ket billiard player, and accepted
as the top ranking female player
OF all time, will make a special
appearance at the Brunswick Bill.
lard Parlor on Friday, Feb. IA.
1t was learned here yesterday.
The lady champion will play a
match game of 100 points with the
best local male player, it was dis.
closed.
After the game she will show a
series OF trick shots that made her
famous in the movie studios.
The lady Cue wizard" shoots
left-handed and has held the wo-
mems title for Is years, winning
1t at the age of nine years. She
has defeated some of the nation $
leading men players and is now
currently touring the country in
dependently.
She will demonstrate her skills
II afternoon and night games. The
first game will begin at 3 o'clock
and the evening contest is slated
for 8 o'clock. Both ladies and
gentlemen are invited to see the
matches.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
Coach Leon Brogden Reveals
1917 Wildcat Baseball Slate

Futrell. The first three are ticket
ed as infielders, and Futrell is q
valuable utility man. A trio OF
last seasons pasture %patrollers WIZ
be back including; Jim Gibson.
Mike Austin, and Louis Sykes.
Other veterans of the 1916 cam
paign are: Louis Collie, Billy
Hardinson, Herman Wick and W.
A. Brown.
The 1947 baseball schedule for
the New Hanover club leads OIL
with a clash with Wilson April
followed by a trip to Raleigh or
the 4th of April.
After that its:
April 8-Goldsboro in Whining
ton.
April 11-Durham in Wilmington.
April 16-Fayetteville in Fayette
vile.
April 18-Rock Mount in Viii
mington.
April 22-Goldsboro in Goldsboro
April 25-Wilson in Wilmington
May 3 Rocky Mount in Rocky
Mount.
May Fayetteville in Wilmington
May 6-Durham in Durham.
! Ny 13-Raleigh in Wilmington
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CACERS SLATE
FIVE CONTESTS
And Senior Leasue,
Play Today On YMCA
Court

Adam Smith, physical director Of
Y.M.C.A. announced last night
that two games are slated in the
YMCA Junior Sunday School bask.
etball league for this morning.
In the opening contest the St.
Andrews five will battle the Trinity
Methodist quint at noon and In
the second tilt, slated to get I'M
derway at 12:45 p. m, st. James
casers will play the " Junior
leaders outfit.
Tonight the Senior Sunday school
circuit will play three tits. The
first game, set for z D. M. will
bring the Trinity Methodist ouint
against the First Baptist club.
The second affair between the St
James team and Emmanuel cagers
will begin at s o'clock. In the 8
o o'clock contest, the Temple Baptist
team will battle Winter Park,
All games will be played in the
YMCA gymnasium, Smith said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
DEVIL MATMEN
TO MEET VMI TEAM

LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. 7.-R
Virginia Military Institutes Key
diets and Dukes Blue Devils, gen.
orally regarded as the two top
wrestling teams in the Southern
Conference, will battle each other
here Saturday.
Neither Duke nor VMI has been
defeated this season, the Blue
Devils having thrashed Davidson
and Georgia Tech, while VMI
downed Davidson, Virginia, Vir-
ginia Tech and Maryland.
Duke claims the Southern Con-
ference title at present on a basis
of wartime victories over North
Carolina while other schools were
out of competition, but VMI cap
tured the last tournament held in
1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
GIL DOBBS MAY
SET NEW MARK
IN RACE TO-DAY

BOSTON, Feb. T. (P Flying
PEARSON Gil Dodds, who will be
seeking his 18th consecutive major
indoor mile triumph in Hunter
Classic in tomorrow's Boston A. A.
meet, is primed to do ''Anything
from 4:04 to 4:08," according to
Jack Ryder, his coach.
Il wouldn't be surprised if Gil
grasses his own 1904 indoor rec
ord in his home clubs meet" Ry-
DER said He's in about the same
shape he was fer his winning per-
formances during the past two
weeks-in the O'Reilly mile here
and the Millrose in New York. He
may be a little better. And he'll be
running again on the Boston Gar
denis brand new and speedy
boards"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
Charlie Trippi Hires
Law Firm To Handle
His Business Affairs

ATHENS, Ca, Feb. Z. -Pe
Charlie Trippi, the University Of
Georgia's all-America halfback,
has engaged a law firm and radio
agent to handle his increasing bust
ness affairs.
A hometown law firm, Pinola
and Agolino, of Pittston, Pa, is
handling all his legal transactions.
An agency in New York arranges
Trippi's personal appearances and
radio interviews.
Trippi recently signed a $500, 900
contract to play pro football with
the Chicago Cardinals. He is now
considering several baseball Of
fers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08

Coach Leon Brogden announced
the baseball schedule of the New
Hanover High school Wildcats yes
terday.
Still in the midst of a basket
ball schedule, the menter smiled
as he announced the diamond
slate. He said he was happy over
the prospects of his baseball squad
and mentioned that only one man
had been lost from the 1916 crew.
Ken Roberts, ha-d-hitting first
sacker. who was a key figure in
the 1916 triumphs, graduated last
year., but the rest of the team will
begin practice March l.
Brogden said the returning men
may find themselves playing diff
ferent positions than they did last
year, and declined to call any
single man definitely assured of a
berth in the staring lineup, when
the team opens conference play
April l with Wilson, on the road
Returning for this years team
will be: Levy Heath and Marion
Rogers, who performed behind the
bat in 1916; Paul Horton, j. C..
Price, Toby Fennell, and Duncan
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
Kentucky Scheduled
To Meet Depaul Five
In Chicago Tonight

CHICAGO, Feb. Z. -(R- Uni.
versity of Kentucky's amazing
basketball team, the nations lead
ing quintet, will seek another Wet
DRY tomorrow night in engaging
DePaul of Chicago in the second
half OF a double header at the
Chicago Stadium.
Purdue, which hasn't won a game
away from its home floor all YEA
son, will meet Northwestern in
the opener.
The Kentuckians, winner Of n
Of their % games, figure to vel
Whelm DePaul because they de-.
feated the Demons, IS to 45, pre-
viously at Louisville and wallop-
ed Notre Dame so to 80 4 week
ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
CAROLINA BEACH.
SP0FF0RD MILLS
WIN CAGE TILTS
Neshitt Court And Sports
Center Drop City Junior
Loop Games

Carolina Beach defeated Mes
bit Courts, IS to % and Spofford
Mills won out a 80 to 81 decision
over the Sports Center cagers in
City Junior league basketball
games played yesterday at the
First Presbyterian gymnasium.
Ellison with IL points set the pace
for the Beachcombers. He was
closely followed by Jenkins and
Brewer with nine points each. Dan
lels, with ten points, Brewer, with
seven and Gilbert with six lead the
Nesbitt hoopsters.
Blanton with IS points led the
Spofford five. Hobbs with 10 mar
took runnerup honors. The
Center cagers were led by
Jimmy Stoudimire who racked UP
Is points in the hard fought con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
WHITEVILLE TEAMS
WIN BOTH GAMES
Wolflets And Pack De-
feat Tabor City Basket
ball Outfits
Special To The Star

WHlTEVlLLE, N. c., Feb. Z. -
A Whiteville High School Girls
team swept a doubleheader from a
strong Tabor City High School here
tonight. The Wolflets completely
o%utclassed the visiting girls, 21-S,
while the pack upset the highly
favored Red Devils, 42-39.
While the visiting teams were
seemingly fast after playing three
consecutive nights, the locals were
hot as a Turkish bath. The Wolf
lets annexed their tenth win by
piling up their greatest margin of
the season, although the reserves
played a major portion of the con-
test. However, the Wolflets varsity
big three - Miriam Mooney with
eight. Cozy Powell with seven,
and Mary Sibbett with six points
stayed in long enough to pace the
victory. Peggy Inman found the
basket in the latter part of the
game and sank seven points to tie
with Coy Powell for second place
in the scoring.
So perfect was the Whiteville de-
tense. led by the brilliant playing
of Billie Schulken, that the visitors
scored only one field goal through
out the tilt, which came with only
two minutes left to play in the final
four minute period. Nina Cox was
the outstanding player for the Ia
Dor City sextet but with the great
defense of the Wolflets, the OPP
ponents could not stem the white
tide.
The boys contest was a rugged
affair with both teams contendlng
to have numerous fouls in the
whole portion of the game. The
fighting Pack came from behind
the wall at the half to hold the
lads with a 1882 margin at the
end of the third period.
Charles Lennon paced the scor-
ing Pack with IL points while Max
Spivey, of the Tabor Cities, led the
defeated lads with II joints.
Billy Davis, of Whiteville, led
the victorious lads on the defensive
court while Ted Fipps vas the
main cog of defense for Tabor
City High.