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Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13
FIRST WINNERS NAMED IN SCHOOL TOURNEY

Stevens, Parks, Huntley, Lucus, Miller and Onkka topped their opponents of Billet, Plumley, Davis, Graham and Hoffman by count of 29-16.
 Juniors met juniors in another initial play-off. End of play found the two squads dead locked with an 18-all score. Play CTS Bouwens, Rempel, Chambers, Geiwitz and Marsh locked horns with McAllister, Sandvik, Hutch inson, Hermon and Kircher in this encounter.
 Freshman vied with freshman again in the fifth game of the tournament. Messrs. S m i h, Thuma, H. Bendixen, Goodrich and Sandvik downed Frosh Johnson, O. Peterson, Loyer, Caulkins, w. Bendixen an d Hiber by one point. The final score in that game was 1O-9.
 Wednesdays game in which the freshmen doWned their arch rivals, the sophomores, by 12-1O, was played by Thuma, H. Ben dixen, Sandvlk, Goodrich and Smith for the winners. The sophomore battle was fought by Lamp, Hodson, Lucus, Henry, Hyland and Cope.
 One girls game also was played off this week. The girls are playing an independent tournament. Their games are
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13

scheduled during physical educa- ton class.
 The senior girls downed the juniors by a score of 14 to 8. Playing for the winners were Alice Ray, Sophie Vanderpool, Hilda Stenvall, Babe Larsh, Georgia Small, Evelyn Foster, Peggy Yohn, Katherine Pederson and Nancy Smith. The junior losers included Dorothy Plum ley, Mary Ann Michalek, Babe Meters, Marianne Bryant, Joanne Frank, Leann Wade and Gayle Eckert.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13

Six games in the 21-game dou- ble elimination basketball tour nament between classes of the Palmer junior and senior high school had been played by press time today
 Because of tn number of games needed to determine bas- ketball champion of the Palmer school, tournament plans have been changed. A basketball game is played each afternoon, begin ming at 2:30, in the Palmer gym nasium.
 Tournament results, in these six games, were reported as fol- lows:
 In the tournament opener on Monday, junior squad made up of Marsh, Chambers, Geiwitz, Sandvik, Bouwens and Hermon, defeated the freshman team of Thuma, Hiber, Smith, Sandvik, McGibbonay and Gooch by score of 24-15.
 Two sophomore lives compet- ed in the next game. The team of Lamp, Hodson, Lucus, Cope, Gaylord, Anderson and HyIand doWned their brother hoopsters by a score of 16-13. Pederson, Cooper, Carroll, Bouwens, Barn. hart and Woods played for the losers.
 Two senior lives were pitted in the third tournament game,
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13
SUNDBoRG COMING

George Sundborg, for m e r manager of the Alaska Develop ment Board and now member of the staff of Governor Ernest Gruening, has indicated that he plans to spend all day next Mon day in the Valley. MT. Sundborg will discuss development plans for the Valley with number of local residents.
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vacations. We were disappointed
in the attendance at our July
meeting, so let's come around to
the August session. Election Of
officers you know! ;,
All Veterans are kindly invited
to take part in the End Sachsen-
helm Family Picnic on August 8.
Dance
Plan to attend our annual An
niversary Semi Formal Dance to
take place at the West Side Sach-
senheim on Saturday, Sept. 18th.
All members of our Association
will receive a couple tickets in
the mail soon which we nope
they will make good use of, either
by attending the dance or selling
the tickets to someone who will.
We need every members support
to make this affair success.
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were really in the mood. Our
first batter John Binder hit a
home run giving Lorain good
start. You should have seen our
boys play like real ball players,
double plays and all.
Congratulations to Otto Falk.
This was his first game he has
really played in and he really
came through in several tight
spots.
Sorry but you must get in line
after pitching that last inning. He
to shake hands with Amy K.
was on the ball.
P. S. Cleveland East won.
Our picnic plans are really gett-
ing under way. According to
our last meeting everything is all
set with every one in Lorain
eager to show Detroit, Cleveland
swell time. We hope all you clubs
East and West and all others a
bring a big crowd. We are pre-.
pared for you.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BY Bill

Cleveland, O., July 2o-L.ast
Sunday the Detroit ball team in.
vaded our home grounds and
went home with ball game. The
score was 80.
After the game we went to the
club where we were served a
tasty meal. Thanks go to those
who prepared the meal!
Next Sunday, we will play
East at Lorain. 1t will be part
of a double header in which Lo-
rain and Detroit take part in the
game.
Time of game will be an
Don't forget that singing prac.
nounced Friday night.
tice is held on Monday nights al
$50 p. m. Please come.
All those wishing to take bal.
lad lessons please talk to Lenny
Shelby. Lenny looked quite well
out in left field Sunday night.
am sure that she would make a
fine teacher.
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SAXONIA SINGERS.

To our young Saxons of De-
troit, Michigan
On Saturday, August z, at 7
p. m. the Saxonia Mixed Chorus
has planned a reunion party at
the Saxon Park. We cordially in
vite all those who would like to
join our Choir and be with us
and help us increase our member
ship either active or passive. The
monthly dues are only 25c and
once a month on Wednesday in
stead of practicing we have a
party or get together for an
evening of fun and laughter. How
about it boys and girls, you are
doing fine job in the Senior
Lodge and we know you can do
good job in singing too. We
are having Saengerfest next
year in Erie, Pa. and we are sure
you would like to be with us and
carry on what your fathers and
mothers have begun. We know
you can do it, we need your voices
so. Detroit, of all cities will still
be carrying the old Saxon spirit
on not only in sports but also in
song. They go hand in hand. All
those who wish to join us kindly
make reservations for this party
by calling Thorn Seller Venice
9-2441 not later than August 4th.
Anna Winkler, Sec'y.
- Please patronize Our ad'
vertisers.
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ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Helen Paul

Ellwood City, Pa, July % -
At our last meeting we elected
Mary Ann Thalgott to represent
our club at the beauty queen con-
test. Here is a lot of luck to take
along with you, Mary Ann, even
though we know that you'll do
o. X. without it.
suppose by now you have
found out that our picnic was
postponed. Well, the date has
not been set again yet, but we're
the swimming meet. Be thinking
going to have it sometime after
about when you want to have it.
We also have some other things
to talk over at the next meeting,
so be sure to be there.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, July 29-It was
Eastside-Westside, all around
the town last Sunday for us in
Cleveland. Our ballgame play
ed at Brooklyn Village Ball Dia-
mond with the West Juniors was
won by Detroit the score being
81.
The luncheon served at the
Sachsenheim after the ballgame,
was enjoyed by all Detroiters
and we wish to thank the West
Juniors for their fine hospitality
Later in the afternoon. we
travelled to the East Side Sach-
senhemn to accept their invitation
to attend the Saxon Day picnic.
At Lorain
This weekend is another out
of town T.. S. ]. A. ballgame for
us in Lorain, O. According to the
plans, we will leave Saturday at
$50 p. m. by bus.
Club Social
A Wiener Roast Friday, July
80, is our social for this month
1t will be held at Chandler Park
near the No. S baseball Diamond
at 8 p. m.
Church Picnic
Sunday, August LIST. is the date
of the St. Peters Luth. church
picnic to be held at Saxonia
Park.
Senior Lodge News
Te next buusiness meeting OF
the Senior Lodge is Thursday,
August S. Same time, same place.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By R. E. B.

Cleveland, O., July 29-Yes,
believe it or not, Cleveland East
has another baseball victory by
beating Lorain last Sunday. Now
we stand at four games won and
four games lost. Ed (walking
NAM Budic slashed another
home run. (I think that makes
two.)
After the game everyone re-
tired to the East Side Sachsen-
helm for the Saxon Day Picnic,
where friends were met from To-
rain, West and Detroit.
To Detroit
Cleveland East would like t.
express its deepest appreciation
for the kind gesture made by the
Juniors of Detroit. If all the clubs
in the T. S. J. A. would keep this
spirit alive no one would have to
worry about our clubs falling
apart.
To Cleveland West
Where were all of you last Sun
day?
Ballgame
This Friday night a group of
Juniors are going to the Cleve-
land Indians-Boston game at the
Stadium. Game time is $50 p.
m. All those that paid for tickets
get in touch with Art Ungar at
Nv. 1913 if you have not received
them.
Another Ballgame
This Sunday our ball team will
play Cleveland West in Loroin,
game starting at 1890 a. M. 1t
should be quit game Judging
from the score of the Cleveland
West-Detroit game last week.
Come on Lorain let us have a
big turnout because Lorain is
having picnic that day, and from
what ! hear of last years picnic
no one will be sorry.
Laugh of the Week :
all the fellows as our visitor from
The expression on the faces of
Chicago was shown around the
Sachsen. Wow!!!
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T. S. ]. A. CHORUS
By Eleanor Rauch

You should pardon the express
sion, but things have really been
huming along with the Chords
At Our last rehearsal we stomp
cd out a new number. They tell
me it was written in phonetic
German which was supposed to
be the Saxon lingo but to most
of US it was like something from
Nightmare Alley. Oh, Gewald and
"Cha" too.
There will be no rehearsal Fri
of you attend rehearsal August G
day, July 80, but all one hundred
at Youngstown and we won't get
mad at you.
A tentative date has been set
for the Cleveland rehearsal which
will be Monday, August 10th.
We hope that West can accom-
modate us for that evening and
we would like to see Lorain and
Erie at this rehearsal.
Glad to see that the Canton
reporter is a lover of human be-
ings so might l suggest that if
you want to bait George and
Chloe you might invite them to
go snipe hunting some night.
That's definite bait in any langu-
age. Hot Cinder!
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Old YOU KNOW ....

Soaring hawks often circle
over the edge of a forest or cliffs,
or other places where upcurrents
of air can be found.
The downbeat of birds
wings throws air backwards, CIV
ing the bird propulsion.
The Oregon Territory was a
mammoth area from which the
states of Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, and parts of\Vyoming and
Montana were later carved.
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page
|. North and South Dakota.
2. By the Louisiana purchase.
3. Clusters last stand on the
Castle Big Horn.
4. Copper.
5. Butte.
6. 1t is the third largest.
7. Glacier Park.
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SAXON VETERANS
By Frank Ham
Meeting

Meeting
Our next meeting will be or
Monday, August 10Th, at the
West Side Sachsenheirn, at 8 p.
IN. This change in date is due to
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LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
BY Mickey

Lorain, O., July 2o-Sorry for
not having an article in last
weeks paper but this reporter was
on vacation and it just slipped
my mind.
Sunday Lorain went to Clcve-
land East to play ball. Our boys
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- Please patronize our ad'
vertisers.
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end Central Vsrband7 u not. nov
= the time 20 JOIN. roe more Infer
uatlon EAU IL local representative.
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$oHsaS sSsi + R::Iss s
euires immsd, unfurn. 3;bedrm. house,
Vance Or as ais'sh hs RsPa Ro s 5sP Rn in g.
THREE EMBASSY EMPLOYEES dssire small,
furnished house, in NV. section. Call HO.
1850 or no. 1454 between $50 am.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedrm. unfurn.
house on lease for month, . months; care
full tenant. Box 403-G. Star. -
ADULTS t2) wish attractive furn. house
in country or suburbs; not over $3.50 mo-;
excellent references. Please call DR.
ADKINS. Hotel Martinique. z"
PERMANENT GOVT EMPLOYE Is
there someone in b. G. or Vicinity who,
rather than sell, would prefer to rent q
2 or 3-bedroom house, with prospect Of
long-term occupancy, to adult family OF 4
for reasonable rent. minor upkeep, best
referencesp AT 1885. 7s
BRITISH COL. wishes to rent for one year,
April 1st, 3 or 4 bedrms., furn. house.
Prefer NV. section, esp. Cleveland PIX,
Chevy Chase; Bethesda. Good refs. given.
Wiz Wiz PAY Up 6P TO $500 PER MONTH for
2 or 3 bedrm. furnished house in good
NV. location; good references Call my
agent. Mr.. DIXON, at EX. $3.50, or ewes,
REsPoNsiBLE COUPLE, quiet. middle
aged, needs or 3 bedroom unfurnished
house by April 1st; NV. Chevy Chase,
Beth. Silver Spring areas; no pets; excel.
care: up to $3.50 Cali sH. 1853. =.
EDITOR seeks 3-bedrm. house or apt. in
Virginia: approx. $125 mo. TIE. 1915.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
HOUSES FURNISHED Gent,

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-6 rms. bath Il
bedroom to be retained By owner for oc-
mrs. pYNNINdToN. wi. sSs5.
near Cath. u; Fri, 6-s pm. Sat. and
pun, Il pm: $12b mo: wo; 1914: g.
sSSs sAHNSoN & LUcHs CO. ii5oS X st. IsI NV.
ADJACEST To SPRING VALLEY, re-
Stricted-Beautifully furnished; 1st floor.
sAving room, dining room, den. !avatory
with shower; End floor, 3 bedrooms,
baths; basement. paneled recreation room,
snaid's room and bath; 2-car attached
garage; $500; no dogs or cats. j. NOBLE
COLORED-WoULD LIKE to share T.
room house with very refined couple or 2
sisters or refined young lady; upper 18th
st.; no children; $50. Box 4S5-J, Star.