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|unb borte ct mebr als anoere Wen-
|i6enfinoer.
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bern fpa5ieren, ODER rubte er i'm
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|er leiie, feline Stimnben, Die linn Iu-
ltige War6en aufliiiterten uno gor
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lein, Die 5niti6erten Tim ollerIei
|froblide 8eiien Dor, Die 4Iiao iebr
leidt bebielt, Inn lie abenbs unter
|oen Jenitern Ser rei6en &oufberren
|bon Samarfan6 5u itngen.
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Siingling reiden 2obn. sliiao fann-
te au6 ben @ert oes @eloes, bod er
belt i'm nidt eei5ie felt ionoern
berteilte, freigebigen Ser5ens, iei-
Inen grtperb nnter oie slrmen unb
Granfen.
eines Cages, .i6on Itellten iih Die
Sorboten Der nabe1 Heeen5eit elm,
perlodten Die bellerleudtenben Com
nenitrablen aiiao gu einem Spoaier-
gange.
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|nno balo lag Samarfano, iotpie Del
lien nd6Ite, ibn ipoblbefannte l1m-
lgebung, tpeit binter ibm. Gin oi6ter
@alo nabm i'm auf.
u8obin mag oieier ,8albmes fiib-
lren?" oabte Afiab, 6eiien geeueier-
oe eripabte. go i6ritt er fiirboB,
enolid idien es ibm, als nerounfeIte
lid Der 5immel. Gin falter 8ino
lfegte oaber, er rib bon oen 8Gumet1
glatter uno 31peiee.
Mliao, nur Ieidt befleioet, fr0ltel-
te uno i6on tpollte er our Staot au-
riidseben ais er, apenige S6ritte
Dor iif, Elm 9aus, innitten eines
| NIT ebrtpiiroigen 8Gumen bepflan5-
ten 8artens entoedte.
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bel oieiem graBliden @etter," oa6-
| te CT.
galo botte er 6as Saus errei6t.
IS mar aus roben 2ebmiteinen auf-
eefiibrt, burd bieie grauenbafte Ser
llaiienbeit uno Seoe, oie es beber-
bergte, nadte es einen ber5befIem-
menoen @inbrud auf ben 8el6auer.
Die umfaiiungsmauern ser 8eli-
tung tparen teilpeiie einseltiir5t, oas
oefefte gingangstor bing l6ief in
ben angeln.
4ud Der @arten bot elm 8ilo ser
8erlaiienbeit.
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Dem perpiiiteten Sauie iteben. Z
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-20

ct. 1aml, Wiitn. Mm fommen.
ben Sonntog, 81. M6r5, beginnt Die
|bier5igltiinotge Mnoadt in iolgenoen
Hfarrfirhen Der gr5oio5eie: ct. gle
iabetbs, Minneopolis; ct. Soiepbs,
Gelano; ct. @eorgs, @Iencoe; ct.
Heters, Nenbota; ct. gouaros, Win-
|neoto; ct, Miboels, ct. Mihael.
@apib Gitb, 5.-Dof. - gsad Ian-
|gerem 2eioen itarb am II. Wedrs Ser
bohp'Ite Sr. 8iidof Sobn S. 2apler
|bon Raptb GitD inn 9llter bon bier
|unbaht5ig Sabren. Ser 8eritorbene
ipor Ser 1Iteite 8iihoi in ben Ser.
Staaten an 2ebensiabren unb Ser
5tpeitdIteite an Dienitiabren. Ser
Dienitdltelte tit our 3sit Der bodp'ite
5r. 8iihof Wc@abif bon 2a GrDile.
@eboren in &obeiter, Minn., ,1,adte
Der nun 8eritorbene leine Stu0ien am
|St. Srancis-Senlinar in MiIponfee
|uno am ct. Nifolaus- -@olleg uno Der
llniperiitat 2onen in 8eIgien. mo er
1885 fir Die gr5oioseie ct. Yaul gum,
Hrieiter gelpeibt tpuroe. Nab ieiner
@iidfebr nod ct. Baul ipirfte er su-
|nddit als Brofeiior am ct. Ebonas
College unb griinoete Johann oie bic
|iige ct. 2ufas -@emeinbe. gls Geftor
Ian Die nlte ct. Yaul= =&atbebraIe ner=
|Iest, Ieitete er oie Sammlung fir ben
8au Ger bei1tigen aatbeorale, bie auf
insgeiamt fiinf Millionen Collar ali
|lteben fam. 1910 ipurbe er bon Bapit
Bius x. gum @eibbiibof bon ct.
Saul ernannt, rno ieds Sabre ipdter
puroe er gum 8iidof ser Oioaeie
2eoo, S.=0af., promopiert. 1880
tpnroe Der 8iifofsiit bon 2eao nod
Hapio GitD berlegt. Die feierlihen
grequien erfolgten om 9ienstag in
ser bieiigen &atbebraIe. Oas 8ontifi-
falrequiem 5elebrierte aoaoiutorbi-
|l6of 8illiam &. Wcgortp. Die 8re>
loigt bielt Wigr. Sames 9l. &earoon
bon Winnenpolis. r. !. P.
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{ 6artfprb, Conn. = Iuf Der bier
Ilebte 8od)e itattgefunoenen ie65ebn-
ten Sabresperlammlung Der 0ational
Conference on SanilD 2ife bielt Der
|bodp'ite SIT. @r5biIdof Guibins bon
Bottom cine siinoenbe @niprafe. in
Ser er idarf gegen iene porsing, Die
liib unterfangen, noralil6e @runos
lfragen tpie bie iogenonnte @eburten-
lfontrolle, Steriliiierung uno dbnli6e
9inse als Musfaatore gegen Die To-
ltboliifJe Stride in religioien Gebatten
ors5u1perten. Snbem er 1obeno Die
Staatsgelese bon Maiiahuietts unb
Connecticut gegen @eburtenbeidrdn-
flung ertpdbnte, nnterItrid) @r5bilboi
Guibing Die gatiahe, oab biele @e-
iese nidt BON &atbolifen, ionoern bon
Broteltanten feItgelegt ipuroen. 9ie
@runbprin5ipien ieboh, in benen oieie
@eiese neranfert iino, fiibrte gr5bi-
Iihof Guibing aus, iinb entbalten in
oem bon @ott gegebenen Natnrgelet
uno in ben ununterbro6enen Sraoi=
tionen bes GbriItentums. r@ir i6uls
ben es besbalb Dem allmaftigen @ott
uno unierm 8oIfe, oaB mir, &atboli-
fen unb Hrotelta,1ten, 5ulammeniteben
in Ser Berteioigung bon @eIesen, Die
linn ginflang iteben nit. DEM 8eies
@ottes, belonoers ipenn es iid) ban-
oelt ,1m oen Sdut Der Samilie in
oieien Sagen Der llmlpal5ung, Der
8eridiebung aller Grin5ipien uno bes
beioniiben Sihaltslebens."
| Cincinnati, 8. = sSn Der bieiigen
&atbebrale erfolgt am 18. Weai bic
liolenne &oniefration bes gum 8ii6of-
Sroinarius bon fingu in 8raiilien
ernannten bo6tp'Iten &rn. Clement
@eiger, C.SS.P. 9ie 8iidofsmeibe
Inon5iebt Der bodip'ite ST. Soiepb
Marling, @eibbtidof bon &anias
gitD uno friiber Yropin5ial Der ame-
rifaniifen SroensproDin5 Der 8dter
bonn aoitbaren 8lute. Misr. @eiger
puroe am 81. eSanuar 1900 in @eh-
| len, 8aDern, geboren, trat i'm Sep
tember 1922 in Gelbfirh in bic @e-
ielIi1aft bonn aoitbaren Blute ei1,,
Iltuoierte Iooann an Der Hropaganba
| in Mom unb am Srbensieminar in
alagenfl1rt, Seiterreid, unb tpllrbe
oortielbit am 90. Suni 1880 gum
Hrieiter getpeibt. Seitber ipirfte CT
ununterbroden in ben Sroensmiiiio.
men in fingu.
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Dieies @odenblati erideint fed
bem Sabre 1873 reeelm1Big ieber
Samstad uno niro berauseeeeber
cum 8e1ten bes Hdpitliden 2ole'
eiu,n Soiepbinum Der bI. 2ongrega
tion Der Yropaeanoa in Columbus
oenen 3ued Die Seranbilbung oeut'
fher Brieiteraoelinge fir Die Ser
Stoaten lit. Dieie Anitalt lit baupt'
i6dlih ansemieien auf Die ginfiinftt
bteies 8lottes uno bic @eihenfe let
ner 2eier.
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|mebr l1Ns9 9eleeierter Ser tIheho-iIo.
|tpnfiIhen &epublif Tel. Gies ipar Der
Gag, on Dem 8aponef iid) gegen oie
meme fonimuniltiide gegierung in
Erag man6te luib ben Hufen bor-
mari Die 8eranttportung fir Ben
llmltur3 5u trngen. @leih5eitig err
|iudte er ben Si6erbeitsrat nm eine
ltnteriudung bes Groger Sano-
|itreibs.
@eneralmaior Bennett g. WeDers,
Ser 5peitfuihtigite ginfaufsoffiaier
ser amerifaniIden Slueitreitfr6fte i'm
ariege, tpuroe am Sreitag in 8aib-
ington iiberfiibrt, bob er einen friibe-
rem gei61ftlihen Wtitarbeiter iiber.
rebete, unter gio falide 3eugenaus.
lagen Dor Dem Senats- -llnterIuhungs-
fomitee iiber Die Hribatgeiddfte oes
Generals i'm &riege 81 MAIDEN. 5ein
Witarbeiter tpurbe in ben 8ii6ern Der
Sirma, Der Der noble @eneralmojor
|idmere &riegsfontrafte auidon5te,
|ols Braiioent gefiibrt. Sein @ebalt
|aber tpuroe groBtenteils bon WeDers
|einge5ogen, Der Der 9aupteigentiimer
Der iauberen Sirma mar. Gas nrteil
lautete auf 5tpan5ig Monote Bis al'
| flint Sabren 3udtbaus.
Ius Sranffurt 1puroe Iebte @o6e
|eemelbet: Gin nSreunoihafts5ng
aus Dem HoroneIten Mmerifas roIlte
beilte in ben serbombten 8abnboi
Sranffurts. an Die breitauieno Ber.
Ionen botten iid) eineefunben. @ene.
ralleutnant Clarence &uebner erflar.
te, Die in -bem 3ug beraneeidaffte,,
@aben ieien elm 8etpeis fir ben @eiIi
freunoliher 3uIammenarbeit, io,pit
voen uneribiitterliben gntlbluB, uns
uniere sSoeale bon ben Seinoen ipirf.
lider Gemofratie in Der 8eIt nihi
nebmen 5u laiien". gr iaste, Sic Sc.
bensmittel uno &leioer fommen bon
Seuten yfple lbr lelb1t lelo. Slele bon
Iibnen baben Scot unb Gorge fennen
|gelernt, uno ale suiiien, mas es be.
oeutet, 5ll arbeiten, Inn iih am 2eben
gu erbalten". Der 3ue brabte 60.
ben aus Wontana, Soabo, Oregon.
8aibington unb MIasfa. Ser 3ue
|perlieB 8remen am Oonnerstag uno
@aeenlaounsen nit @aben iino oudJ
nod Der britiiden uno fran5oiilden
Belat,lngs5one eeldidt iporoen. gbri.
| titan Stod, Ser Oeintiterpraitbent
Seiiens, be3eidnete ben rSreuno-
| idafts5ug" als Elm nSDmbol zines
Ifrieoliden 3medes : namlid oie
Gurboring,lng Der 8elt nit oenl
8eilte Der 8olferperiobnung. 2oBt
uns in bieiem @eiite 5uiammeniteben
gegen bie 0t1hte aus Dem Often, Die
elm 8olf nab Dem anberen gu Der-
| iflaben iuden. Sans es Sbnen nit
Iuns gelinst, oen 8eiten Dor oieiem
|trourieen 5bifiale az belpcbren,
oann baben mir ser Neni6beit einer
|groBen 9ienit eripieien".
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Stiull1le 0eS SDlfeS
tiir baS Soiepbiuuut

Siermit ienoe id) Sbnen ST 5u @b=
rem bes bl. Intonius. SD batte Die
8abe in einem anliegen perlpro6en
uno bin, 8ott iet 9onf, erbort NOR
Den.
90. o., 8.
ginliegeub $5 au gbren bes Sr,
item Ser5ensSeiu, gum 9anf fir Die
grborung elmer 8itte.
y. g., >.
Sd idife Sbnen biermit So 5ur
laufenoen 5reiitelle. Ser liebe @ott
bat mein @ebet erbort.
2elerin, Sa.
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1,1Ia,tn

Gttpa 100000 &oblengr6ber in
ben 8ei6foblengruben gingen oieie
Wobe an BEN Iusitono, Inn sic ssor-
oerung bon Sobn 2e1pis fir Minen-
beiter-Beniionen burdauiesen. -
gie 5ur $50 seborenoen Arbeiter
in Sen 8rpBidladtereien itreifen. sic
oerlongen cine 2obn5uIage bon neun-
unb5mon5is Gents Die Stunoe. 9ie
|5ur aS2 geborenben 9lrbeiter boben
|eine Sobnerbobung bon neun Gents
Die Stunoe angenomnen.
Ser Serter- r-ausihuB, in Dem adt-
5ebn Wtitglieoer oes Ibgeorbneten-
bauies iiten, beiduloiste areentinien,
oaB es rpon ben bungernben europGi-
|I6en Nationen einen oiel su boben
Rreis Fl ieinen 8ei5en nerIongt", {, uno
foroerte Die 5ufiinftise abminiitrotion
oes Wariban=Blans auf, auf lrgen.
tinien ieben 9rud ous5uiiben, INN es
gu 5tuingen, ieine 8ei5ei,preiie bent
Beltpreis an5upaiien. 60 f0nne 3. g.
Die Iusfubr bon Mal1inen nod Sir
gentinien rntioniert un6 nit ieiner
&ooperation in Elm beitimmtes Ser
bdltnis gelebt lueroen. 8el6ebe es
niht, bann tpiirben Mrgentiniens
8reiie bie Soften fir sen Mariboa=
Rlan in Sen ndditen bier Sabren Inn
Ieine Winioroe Dollars erboben.
Ser friibere StaatsiefretGr ssames
Is. 9Drnes erfldrte am Samstog in
elmer Heoe in gbarleiton, q. g., bie
Ser. Staaten iollten iofort tpieoer Die
laugemeine Oienitpfli6t einfiibren uno
oomit elmer idarfen @arnung geger
loie ueitere ausoebnung Der Somiet-
Otadt ytaborud perleiben. uGie @ie=
6ereinfiibrune Der aueemeinen 9ienit-
pflidt tpiirbe piel 5ur 8abrung bes
5rieoens beitragen, iagte er. Die
Ser. Staaten iolten iid nidt nit
neuen Hrotelten begniigen, ionbern
eingreifen, menn &uBlano auf Die
llnabbangisfeit bon @riedenlanb,
Der Siirfei, bon Stalien ober 5ronf-
reid bebrobt. Sr. 8Drnes ltimnte Dem
appeu ieines Nadfolsers Mariball
81, in ser &riie einen fiiblen &opf 5ll
nobren, unb betonte, baB er als Yri-
patbiirser iprede uno peoer ben grG-
| |lioenten nod Wariban iiber ieine &e-
oe fonluItiert babe. gr nies oarauf
bin, baB it6 Ser giierne 8orbang iiber
Die Sideho=S Sloipafei gelenft bat, un6
ltellte in Iusiift, baB ou6 Sinnlano
na6 Dem slbibluB zines 8ertraes nit
0fosfau poqitdnoig unter Die politi=
| lde unb militdriide &ontroue Ser
Sopiets sWadt fallen lueroe.
Grdiioent truman IieB Ieste $50
DIE Our6 Sen oemofratil6en 2anbes=
porlitenoen nitteilen, er lperoe lid in
lbieiem Sabre aIs aanoioat fir ben
Brdiibentenpolten aufiteIlen Iaiien.
Ser bemofratilde Senator S. Soaparo
Wc8ratb bon Rbobe Sslano teilte
nah Observation-Disclosures &onieren5
nit Srumon 8eribteritattern nit,
Ger Braiibent babe i'm ermahtiet 5u
erflaren. oaB er iid Inn Sen Soften
belDerben iperoe, ioferr1 Die bemofra-
Itiibe 2anoesfonpention i'm als aan-
oioaten oufiteue.
0ie Braser Regieruns beriei an1
Samstag Or. San 8apanef als ib-
rem itdnoigen Deleeierten au ben Ser
einten Wationen ab, aber bieier err
fldrte, oaB er ii6 nidt Inn Die gnt-
laffung fiimmern iueroe. Die 8raser
8egierung, Ole orei Gage eeIduiesen
bate. ianbte iiber Die @aibingtoner
8oti1aft ein fnapp gebaltenes Sele-
gramm on Die u9e, in Dem es bieB,
bob Hapanef felt benz 10. MGr5 tibt
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Sooesau5figeu

Srau aumignnSa 5ndjs, seItorben
am Is. Sebruar nad) fur5er &ranf,
belt I'M alter bon iiebenunoliebaia
Sobren in pittsburgh, ga. 8attin
oes Srn. Sobn 5uds, Iangiabrigen
Seiers oes ,Sbio=@ailenfreuno'.
Sran 6. genber, geitorben am 8
5ebrnar 1913 in 2atrobe, ga. 9ie
nun Seritorbene tpar cine 1angi4brige,
eifrige Seierin.
eSrau Spiepb 2eunarbs, eeItorben
am Is. Sanuar 194S in Hapne, 2a.
s. 5einsen, geitorben am IL. Sc,
bruar 1949 in Solinos, Golif.
Eeter 6eilman, geboren i'm Sabre
1865 in Sbertbal, 8apern, 9eutid).
lano; geitorben in Chicago, 81. su-
ter, eifrieer 2eier.
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@srtbingtpn, .. ct. Eaal, Ninn
Samstag, 20. MGrs 1913.
Sir h nfa Der

Spnutas, 21. MGrs: Halmionntas
gpongelium: Gbriiti gin5ue
in Seruialem CWattb. 21).
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fus.
Sienstoe, %. Mdr5: 5ugo.
Ofittpot, "a. Otdr5: Jran5 BON Sar,
la.
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bonnerstoe.
6reitag, 26. Ot1r5: 6 a rfreit q G.
Samstag, 27. Mdra: &oriam 5.
tag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

Sporting Club quoted
polished boxer he's in 20 years.
On the other hand Williams gafer
and Yale He's still the side &c. Not by much he's
got few Gus may
ripe for the kill He's his q will be
third title defense many fights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Robinson Is Cerdun's LoqicuI Challenger

brawl, rounds
Stadium Weter
weight Kid GaVlan Cuba Here
possible title the the
weight limit
fight may important tonights
Rays title isn't Sugar Ray mddleweght He
bid crack Cerdan Certainly
ability This of
contingent his showing against Gavan tough who's
been stopped in SO fights
Robinson o More than Williams
generally puglst
pound his backs the claim Moving
tonghts and been held
whips Ciavilan he'll his winning streak to 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
FeIIer Hero Again to Cleveland
Fans After Winning Big Game

base, two on walks and one on an
error. He famed six, all in the
first five innings. He threw only
104 pitches.
Manager Lou BoudreaV, who
shared hitting honors with Ken
Keltner and Dale Mitchell, declared
that this was Feller's best game
of the season.
HE showed me more in this game
than at any other time this year,"
Lou said. HE was the greatest
pitcher in the world in the first
five innings. His curve ball was
swapping like a whip and his fast
ball fairly exploded in their faces.
I've never seen him faster this year.
He started to tire in the sixth, but
had enough left to get by"
Teller corroborated his managers
statement.
1T was chilly out there" he said,
land my arm began to stiffen some
along about the sixth inning. That S
when 1 started to get a little tired
Then in the eighth I had trouble
getting the ball over. I told Lou
he'd better get another pitcher
warmed up, but I managed to pull
through" he smiled.
Teller said he had been informed
about Joe McCarthy's crack tina,
Boston would beat his brains out,
but hadn't actually read it.
1T wouldn't have made any diff
ference anyway" he said. Il didn'
need any additional incentive t.
win this one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Mats and Browns
In Last Meetinq
Of Year 7oniqht
soesioI pispc,eh 10 The Sfur

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23.-The Mats
hope to plunge into q four-day va
cation from the rigors OF American
League scrapping with a four-game
winning streak. They may achieve
that modest ambition here tonight
when they battle the st. Louis
Browns for the last time this sea-
son.
Washington, 5-4 victor over the
Browns last night, will have four
days of rest before meeting the
Red Sox at Boston next week in
what may develop as vital three
game series to Boston's pennant
hopes.
The Mats were presented their
winning run in the 10th when Cliff
Fannin, who had retired % batters
in order, walked Jake Early with
one out. Forrest Thompson, who
received credit for the win, fouled
out, but Gil Coan singled and Al
KoZar walked to I'LL the bases.
Sherry Robertson also walked to
force across Sam Meeks, running
for Early.
Ray Scarborough will pitch for
the Mats tonight, with Fred San
ford slated to fire for the Browns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Flag for Indians
.EsSeen Ringing
On 6 Tiger Ti|ts
Boston Club, Beaten
By Teller, Faces Two
Tough Yunk Series
By RoIph Roden
Associated Press Sports Writer

Clevelands pennant outlook is
extremely bright today. How long
1t stays that way depends directly
on the birthplace Detroit Tigers.
The Indians beat the Red Sox,
So. last night to tie Boston for the
American League lead. half-game
ahead of the third-place New York
Yankees. The Yanks brushed off the
Chicago White Sox, To Another
victory over Chicago today would
Jump the Yanks into a three-way
tie for first as both Boston and
Cleveland are idle.
Cleveland's advantage over the
Red SoX and Yanks lies in the re-
naming schedule. The Indians have
EIGHT games to go, all against
second division clubs. The Red SoX
also have eight games to play, but
five are against the Yanks who have
nine games left.
However six of Cleveland's eight
contests are against the Tigers, three
in Detroit and three in Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
By the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Sept. 23.-Bob Teller
was back on his throne today once
again acclaimed as the king OF
pitchers-at least as far as Cleveland
fans are concerned.
The Cleveland highlander, in one
of the most important assignments
of his career, showed the baseball
world last night that he still had
it. He proved to one and all among
the third largest crowd in Cleve-
land history-76,772 wildly cheering
rooters-that when the chips were
down, he was still the Feller Of old.
For it was Teller who climaxed a
tremendous Indian surge that lifted
the club from third to first-place
tie in the space of two weeks. 1t was
the former Van Meter. Iowa, farm
boy who began the drive with a
10 victory over the Chicago White
Sox September 6, and 1t was he Who
kept it going yesterday with bril-
liant So three-hit triumph over the
Boston Red Sox.
TT was good to win, especially
this one" Feller said while changing
into street clothes after the game
II wanted to win this one more
than any other game in my life
1T was the big game-the one the
club had to win.
Rapid Robert Philosophers.
"A heel one day ard a hero the
next" he added. Feiler did not ex-
pound his remark, but it was cleal
he was referring to the harsh treat.
ment he'd been receiving from the
fans this season because of sub
Teller performances. Bob also hae
been irked at what he felt were
unjust accusations that he couldnt
win the big games. 1t had beer
pointed out that Feller lost thu
game that cost the Indians thu
1910 pennant.
Il was beaten 20 in that one,
Teller reminded. L gave up thai
many runs today, but this time W.
scored FIVE"
Bob allowed the Red Sox only
three hits, none before the sixth
inning. One of Boston's runs was
unearned. He had a perfect game
for four frames and a no-hitter fol-
five. Only six Bostonians reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Win, Lose, or Draw
hot'II Stoy With U. S.
By FRANCIS STANN
Star SfoH Correspondent

One Title Thot'IT Stoy With U. 5.
YORK Sept 23-These days for world
couple months Lesnevch left his
Britain of Freddie Mills The other
night middeweght
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Two Champions
Face Stiff Foes
In Ring Tonight
Williams and Robinson
Popular Choices Over
Flores and GoviIon
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The box.
night to the Yankee Stadium, where
a Goth Century, Sporting Club
double-header, starring Champions
Ike Williams and Ray Sugar Rob-
inson. ends the outdoor season.
Buried in the bilingual uproar
over Marcel Cerdan's smashing up.
set victory, at Jersey City, this at
tractive outdoor show will be lucky
to gross 100000. The crowd prob
ably will not be over $1,000 as COM
pared to 1922 who paid 1854, 1899 20
for the Cerdan-Zale show which
was promoted by the rival Tourna.
ment Of Champions.
Sol Strauss, acting promoter for
Mike Jacobs organization. says
100000 will keep the card out of the
red ink.
Lightweight King williams win
risk his crown over the 15-round
route against Jesse Flores, capable
ring cutie" from Stockton, Calf.
Robinson will not try to make the
l47-pound welterweight limit for his
non-tile hereunder with Kid Cav.
Han of Cuba.
Both Champs Heavy Favorites.
Both williams and Robinson are
such topheavy favorites that there
Is little wagering reported on either
contest. They're both about ! to 5.
If Williams, the dead pan thump-
er from Trenton. N. j., is q shoo-
in. they haven't convinced Flores.
The 2l-year -old Mexican-American
has speed, stamina and a slashing
left hand to back up his supreme
confidence.
Because he Is master Of the
feint, many ring experts think
Flores has the style to puzzle Will
liams. a slow starter. But they do
not think he can hit hard enough
to teach Williams to be respectful.
Ike, one of the most moderated
fighters of our time. is terrific
puncher with both hanos.
Robinson Battles Scales.
Robinson has a private agreement
with Gavilan to come in at l49, give
or take a pound. but he hit the
scales at 1872 yesterday. AS a result
he had to make an unScheduled trip
to the gym and will dry out for the
fight. If he doesn't make $50 he'll
have to give the Cuban kid $4,000.
The promoters tried to make this
a title bout, too. but Robinson, who
had trouble making lat for Bernie
Docusen in Chicago last July, re-
fused. If Gavilan, who hasn't been
stopped in SO pro bouts, makes Q
good showing he will get a chance
at the weller crown this winter.
Many expect Robinson, loser Of
only one fight in SO starts, to flatten
the Cuban dandy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Braves Selling Series Tickets
By Mail Only for One Game

anG then tickets for game No. 2,
then for six and seven.
The series opens in the National
League city for two games and then
the teams go to the American
League city for three games, if nee
sary. After that, again if necessary,
they return to the National League
city.
No applications other than mail
or for more than two tickets for one
game only will be handled. After all
seats are sold additional mail will
be returned.