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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-03

S1se aus Dem aate6isnus 5u ,pii-
len ODER aus eittenl @ebetbufe Ie-
len 5u fonner, un einem leiftfertig-
gen ober unglGubigen Wanne fe-
lpeft Dor Ser &eligion einsufloBen:
oa5u lit eine eriinolide 11ebung Ser
Religion notpenbig. 3eigt aber Die
5rau lire Mnbdnglidfeit an oie Sir
DIE Gbriiti ourd inniee Seilnabme
an ben S6idialen oerlelben, burh
8eboriom eegen ibre @ebote, insbe-
ionoere bur6 Die Seiliebaltung bes
Sonntags, our6 elm inniges Muffal-
ien Ser 5eite bes &ir6eriabres, in.
Dem iie oieielben eleidiam gu Sa.
milienfeiten geItaltet, ourd taelides
gemeiniames @ebet, ourb ben 0fte-
rem gmpfang Der beiIisen Safra-
mente, ourf opferlpilise 2iebe, &C.
oulo lnb Sanftnut, 10 miro iie balo
Die freuoige 8enugtl1ung erleben,
oaB aud Der Weann fir bas &irhli-
DIE iid 5u itltereiiieren beginnt uno
nod Dem 9lauben 5u Ieben li1 be-
miibt; oenn in Der 9tegel lit Der
Dfann in religioier 8esiebung bas,
mas oie 5rau aus linn modt. @ie
oft baben Srauen, bie elm edit drift
lihes 2eben fiibrten, bur6 ibre
Srommigfeit, ibr @ebet uno ibr er.
bebenoes geiipiel eottentfrenloete
Nonner tpieoer ouf ben 8eg oes
@laubens uno Ser Sueeno auriidee-
fiibrt! 8enn Die 5rauen bieies &C.
beimnis ser tpeibliden Madt re6t
erfalien uno benusen, 10 belfen iie
am ii6erIten uno auseiebtgiten nit,
Inn oas geiunfene SoniIienleben
pieoer altf5uridten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-03
Kleine Sreuoen

gSie unenoli6 piele Menl6en -
uno es lino oarunter beionbers piele
sSrauen - ieuf5en beItdnoig rnter
BEN tdgli6en tleinen 2eioen oes 2e-
bens! Inter oieien tdgliden Sor=
gen un0 ipin5ieen Glaeen, BON Oe-
men ieoe fir ii6 olleln MIR tpie ein
Letter gtaOelItid lit, SEN man taum
ipiirt, sic ober ale 5uiommen. in=
Dem lie iid) in lnnger Heibenfolge
luieoerbolen, 5l elmer geldltisung
lperben, Inn 10 drserli6er, neil Tie
etlpas 10 aleinlides, Gudlenbes an
iid baben. Gieie fleinen, tdgli6et
Gualereien iinb oarum boppelt
iblimm fir uns 5rauen, peil mir
uns INNER in Ser @efabr befinoen,
our6 lie lel6It fleinlib 81 Deroen,
oen Sinn fir Oas pabrbaft Notpen=
oige bes 2ebens 81 perlieren, gu
iebr i'm 0tartba=3ienit o1f5ugeben.
SIT es 10, Damn perIieren mir ou-
mablid oie 6abigfeit gum Wtarien=
8lauben uno =@irfen; unler 2ebe1l
miro 5u elmer &ette fleiner @ioer=
partigfeiten, oie uns nidJt MIR mil
De MAIDEN, Ionoern uns auG Oas
Seben perbittern, IooaB mir ieine
froben Sage uno St1noen ni6t lnebr
bon ge1tieBen f0nnen, lie oft faum
nod erfennen.
Die fleinen Jreuoen oes 2ebens
8ie eliidlid) lit bo9 bas Wen=
idenfino, DEM Ser Stnn oafiir 10
redt enttpidelt lit! gnttpidelt ourb
oie peiie gr5iebung tluger gltern,
ourh eieene 9lrbeit an lif ielber,
ooer aud Encouragement aus elmer
itrengen 2eioensi6ule, oie oa lebrte,
fit sic fleinIte Jreuoe oanfbar 81
iein. unb tpie beoauernstpert itnb al
le, oenen oieie fleinen Sreuoen per=
idloiien Iino! gieueidt, neil lie iie
ME fenuen gelernt baben, oiellei6t
AUDI - uno bas lit oas Sblimme-
re =, ipeil tie auf oie sroBen Sreu-
BEN iparten uno nit Dem 2eben ba=
bern, oas iie ibnen ni6t bringen
min. Mh, oieie Sarrenoen baben ME
getpnBt ooer es mieoer bergeiien -
pielleiht audi pergeiien polen =,
bob man bie groben Syreuben in
ihiDerer slrbeit errineen nuB, baB
Dem Wenlden nihts in ben Sdob
fallt, baB bas ,lnperoiente @liif iel=
ten 8eifano bat lno oab -, Soften
nno Sarren ni6t MIR manden nod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-03
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Veujahrserue

8rnk ber trenen 2eieriuelt,
8rnR snm nenen Sabre!
Vile iegne, Der ba tbront
Mls Der Nnnberbare!
Ils Der Serr, Der etpie gut,
9eiien Nadlt fein Gnbe:
SnlbboQ iegnenb brett Gr aus
Seine 8aterbanbe.
Sesen iiber Saus mnb Spf,
lleber Jlnr nno sselber,
Segen amf bic Mderfrndt,
Segen in bic 8aloer.
Seeem fir Der 9rbeit Sdmeif,
Sell mno 8oblerseben,
ltnb ber 8lidsitern lidt unb bebr
SUI ntdt unterseben!
8rnk ber trenen 2eiermelt -
SaRt mns mntig tuan6ern
ueber 2ano i'm neuem Sabr,
&ie es mar i,n anbern.
8leiden 3ieles baben mir
Inns am 8cs sefnnben,
Altbetuabrte Srene fat
Sang nus idpn bcrbnnben.
8Ieiden 8lieSes audi i1n 3ampf
Saben mir sermnsen,
ltnaebemst non Stnrm uub Sdlas,
Teit unb unbesmunsen.
2aet nns audi im neuen Sabr
@ute Sreanbe bleiben;
2akt Der Sremnbidaft fraft'sen Baum
Gble ssriihte treiben!
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-03
Shone Pdnoe

Sfone 5onoe 5lt baben, eri6eint
monden Dtenifen oIs cine art ssbeoI.
Senn id) oa lage: man6em Meniden,
Damn meine i6 nift BLOB Maoden,
oenen man ia oie gitelfeit beIonbers
nnblagt, i'd meme audi - iporum
lol tf es nid]t 9eraoe berous iaaen?
- Siingltnge lno WGnner. Sso, lido.
|ne 9onoe iteben iebem gut. 9lber oieIe
Sdonbeit lit nt6t sic S60nbeit bon
8edenbanoen, uno oieIe SorgfaIt
aebt in gan5 anoerer gtidtltng ols 6as
Seltreben elmer eitlen iungen Game
coer zines NooeiiingIings. 8ielleidt
balt on midi idon perItanoen. Sir
leoen 5all min ib oir cine fleine mob
re 9egebenbeit er5Gblen, unb ounn
muBt ou mid berlteben, unb .penn sir
Die 8abrhett, oie ih sir babel oor-
lege, ol1cb Dielleid)t Elm biSden 1tuae=
legen fommt.
Sa jap olIo einmol cine qentiitlife
@elellifait beiianmen: bic sSrau Ell.
mes iungen 8eomten bate ibre 8e-
fonntcn, lauter 9omen aus Der qu-
ten @elelllbaft, eingelooen. Gem 9e-
aI1ten gelang eS, ouf Elm Stiinbd)en
bon Iciner sr6eit frei 5l1 tperoen, uno
10 tam es, oaB er nit inn &reiie ser
Somen ioB unO plou0erte. Won iprod)
llber oieleS uno ienes, uuo i6lieBlid)
tom man ouf sic neuen Sd0nbeits-
n1lttcl, eln 8ebiet, orf 6en Der 8e-
ante alleroina5 arn ullertpeniqIten au-
baltle mar. Cine Ser 9amen fiiblte
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nieoer Ing 8eIprdd 5ieben. r@r. S.,
ln9te Die Same, nge6en Sic ettpuS ouf
ldone SGnoe?"
v8epiB," io9te Der, vit gebe iebr
piel oarauI; obne ihone SGnoe funn
niemono mabrbaft i6on iein."
Die Galnen betradteten aufmerf=
Jam lire Sdn0e, uno IhlieBli6 fam
cine bon ibnen auf oen 8eoanfeu.
9r. 8. lolle la9en, tper bon ibnen sic
Inon'ten 9anoe babe.
Sr. $. pebrte ii9 onfangs eeoclt
olele 3un1lltung, ober ais sic 9omcn
bartnadig in i'm brangen, meinte err
lahelno: sd beoaure iebr, Dob id,
oos bier nidt enti6eioen fonn; idl
n1ltBte 5uerlt bie Irmen fragen. Damn
ipllBte ld genalt, 1per pon ssbnen,
meine berehrteiteu 9omen, bic id)on-
item SGnoe bot"
Die Somen &poren baff; ober es
Dobrte ood ni6t lanee, uno es odnl-
merte in ibnen sic grfenntnis ouf,
Dap Sr. s. eine groBe @abrbeit aus
geiproheu.
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oelne Sano INNER iein. Mber ipie ,pG-
re es oenn, 1penn 6u auh etlpos tG-
teit, Inn ihone SGnoe 5u baben? sd,
meine, ihone !Sdnbe i'm Gimme Ses
9rn. $. - @enn beine SGnoe ihre
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TIM, Damn iino iie pirflid id0n, uno
penn iie aud poI Shrunben uno
Sdnielen iino ,lnb i'm Gommer
braun sebrannt uno i'm 8inter blau
Dor ssroit Sdon iinb Tie bod, uno
stpar BON elmer 5donbeit, Die aud,
por @ott gilt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-03
uniere 3ueeno

Moro uno Gotl9log, ginbru6 uuo
Strabenraub itno an ser Tagesoros
nung. Gie 3abI Der i6mereren Ser
breden lit itetig in oer 3unabme be-
grtffen uno bat iid) I'M Serlaufe oes
lesten Sabr5ebnts bon sSabr au ssabr
gemebrt. 8eionoers groB lit Die 3u-
nabme in ben letten paar Sabren in
Der 3abl iugenolider Sbperperbre=
der.
Sic Sage lit 10 i6limm, 10 traurig
geiuoroen, es lit 10 offeniidtlid, baB
Elm notwithstanding GROCER Bro5ent-
las unlerer sSllgeno obne aIle 3udt
uno Sron1lng, ieben 9eipefts por
Dem @eiese leoig nno arbeitsunlultig
llno genuBiiidtig iiber aae WaBen lit
uno ipeoer fremben 8eiit nod 2eber1
a6tet, OaB man no6geraoe in ollen
&reiien 5u Ser lteber5eugung selang-
te, baB ettpos getan lperoen nliiiie, ser
5unebmenoen &riminalit4t uno Sit
tenoeroerbnis Der Sugenb entgegen-
5ulpirfen uno Ginbalt 81, eebieten,
tuenn moglid.
Die grobe Weaile besniiet iid NIT
Der grflarnng, baB es anoers meroen
miille. 9ie mebr ODER tpeniger berufs-
maBisen Heformer treten nit be-
ltimmteren stniidten berpor uno in
pielen 5Gaen foroern lie bie grlteI=
lung 5ablreiderer 8ergniigungs= uno
Observation-Disclosures fiir oie
Sugeno, als Die 5lr5eit gegebenen.
Sic MAIDEN Die @eieai6aft fir bic
Sittenloiiefeit ser Sueeno nerant-
tuortlib, inoem lie bebaupten, Die
8roBltabtiuseno bobe nid)t eeriigenb
@elegenbeit 5u barmloiem, geiltnoen,
&orper llno @eilt itGrfenoen Spiel
uno 8ergniigen. Sic perlangen Die
grltellung uno ginribtung bon mebr
Spiel uno Sportpldsen 11no srobere
gntlaitllng Der Sugenb bon Mrbeit
uno Sdulunterridt, lpenn n0tig, 3D.
nit lie mebr 3eit babe fiir Spiel unb
traftieenoen Sport.
Sas laBt lt6 boren. gs i6eint ies
oenfaas l1nenblih beiier als oas Ser
6ot1nittel ser 3mongsapoltel. grfolg
beripridt es anseiidts Der grfabrung
aber leioer au6 ni6t; oenn 10 piel
i'm Serlaufe Der Ietten Sabr5ebnte in
Ger unemployment 8idtl,ng fir Die
Sugeno getan murbe, 10 nenig er>
tennbares Cute bot es ge5eitigt. 0ie
fortl6reitenbe 8eripilberl,ng ser SUI
geno ging Sano in Sano nit Ser
fortlhreitenoen gntlaltung Ser sSu.
geno bon n@rbeit".
8ir rihteten SpielplGee elm uno
forberten ben Sport Ser sSugeno in
ieoer 8eiie. 8or oreiBig ober nieraig
Sabren fannie man 0erelei9en niht.
Ga puBte man aber audi nihts bon
iusenbliden Strabenrdubern u11b
ginbredern. 0a gir,gen Die Mab1e1
bon pier5ebn Sabren ODER 10 Der Mut-
ter fleiBig sur Sanb in ser &aus-
arbeit, iofern Tie nidt .perbienen
gingen, nabrenb iie be,lte i1nge Da-
men ipielen tpollen unb ibren gbrgeia
barin ieten, 9dnaerin ober @anoeI-
bilofiinitlerin 5u 1per6en, iofern iie
| tiib nid)t geraoe3u 6ie ngampir
2anfbabn auserieben.
slls Die &naben itreng our Mrbeit
angebalten nno es ibnen iiberlaiien
lpuroe, 10 gut es eing, aiif Sen Stra-
BEN lnb in ben Soften ibren Sport su
treiben, uno balberpabIene M1b6er
in grmangelnng anberer .Mnregung
Hnppenmutter unb r&odin" ipielterl,
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.. 8SS@S@SSSS64.ll

teno 5u naden tun mir, 10 mill es
iheinen 1lnler Roglidites, ibr 10
oiel mie moeli6 bon Dem Sluhe oes
Geidtrlms gu iideren, Dem ionit ia
nur perb6ltnismGBig iperiee ausge=
iebt iino. l1mfebren, ideint Die Sor=
oertfts. llnlfebren, ober bod Gin
balten ouf Dem in ben lesten Sabr=
5ebnten beeangenen 8eee. Die SSu=
geno gu grbeitsluit uno 8flidtgez
fiibl 5uriid5ufiibren, i6eint oas @es
bot ser Stunoe.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18

Cromer's Grocery-Williams, 1871
1874 374; f. Hoffman, 138-362; Fisher,
1884; Bradley, 1871.
North American--Leiter, 164-367i
A. Palladino, l38-359; Macy, 1856
Smith Oil -Eckard, 1873, 1877
BIT; Perrott, 1890; Baker, 1856
1854; Spalding, 1874.
B. F. Goodrich-Barnhart, 1874
163-4O1; Wolfensberger, 139- 1854;
Hines, 1877.
Snyder's Body Fahrney
1882; O'Brien, 147-354; r. Snyder,
1888
Old Export-Rinehart, $50; Sny-
der, 1853; Knicely, $50.
Crouse's Billiard Room-Beard,
1924; Black, 1852.
Fairchild-Klimek, 1877 133-368i
Harshman, 1862; L. Kendle, 141-356
League Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
Team Standings
ELKS CLUB LEAGUE

The Shoulders won two games on
Monday night, to hang onto their
lead, but the second-place tie be-
tween the Ankles and Lips was
broken up when the Ankles won
two while the Lips were losing two.
j. Thompson had the high single
game Q48), with c. Mobley coming
up with the high three-game set
(374). The Necks had the high
team single game $3.50, with the
Ankles having the high set (1544),
The 1885 Glass
F. Conrad, 1922; DR.. Grove, 1T
1926; H. Trovinger, 117-332; j. Hide
brand, 1877, 1885; R. Gallagher,
119, 116-340; l.. Ruth, 119; c. Fisher,
115; D. Huber, 324; H. Wantz, Jr.,
315; R. Wantz, 1887; P Lizer, 119-
1888; c. Mobley, LAG, 12O-374; E,
Pryor, 1870, 116-346; H. Cunningham,
119-325; R. Harbaugh, 1884; r.
Sheeler, 118; o. Rauschenberger,
1876; L. Knicely, SIT; j. Thompson,
148, 133-368; H. Zimmerman, 49,
321; E. Waters, 118; R, Morganthal,
121; w. Hebb, 122.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
Team Standing
MAJOR LEAGUE
"Wednesday. March 1Ol


Shirey's Mems Shop captured first
place in the league this season, when
they took two games from Snyder's
Body Works last Wednesday. Pc
tomac Diner gained a game on Crom-
er's Grocery, by defeating them two
games, thus increasing their second
place advantage 10 two games
Smith Oil Co., B. F. Goodrich and
Fairchild took two games from Old
Export, North American and Crouses'
Billiard Room, respectively, in the
other matches.
Bob Fahrney, of Snyder's Body
Works, had high single game with q
big 172, while Alb. Barnhart, of B. F
Goodrich, and L. Hoffman, of Shir-
ey's Mems Shop, shared honors for
high set (40D. Smith Oil had high
team game (626) and Cromer's Gro
Gerry had high set (178D.
The I3O-35O Glass
Shirey's Mems Shop-L Hoffman
ISL, 132-401; Drenner, 100, 130-383
Copsnhaver, 1856.
Potomac Diner-R. Lowman, 1877
377; Fiddler, 135-361; F. Lowman
142-358; Carly, 142.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
LETTERS LEAGUE

Lambsdown's lead was cut to four
games on Monday night, when they
lost two while Woolshire and SUIT
ton were winning two to move in
to a tie for second place. Airloom
previously in the second spot, drop
ped both their games to put them in
the cellar.
Betty Poole captured individual
honors for the evening, with high
single game of 122 and two-game
set of 214.
Other High Scores
G. Spangler, 100; F. Motz, 81, 1O5i
E. Bittle, "a, 1O2; E. M. Gysberts, "a;
D. Roulette, "a; P. Letter, 90; B
Lum, go, 100
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
100 or Better Glass
Team Standing
MINOR B LEAGUE.

Last week found Young's Sun
dries still in the lead, after winning
three games from Boulevard Mar
ket. Haslacker Motor Co. and Sny-
der Body Works still hold down sec
ond and third places after winning
three from Post Office B and Post
Office A respectively. Porter Chem
ical Co. moved into fourth place af-
ter taking three from L'Aiglon APP
parel, and Reisner Rockets moved
up one notch after winning two
from Hoffman Chevrolet.
Don Staley, of Porter Chemical
Co., had high single (140), while
Fahrney, of Snyder Body Works
captured high set 1850. Young's
Sundries smashed all records again
this week with high single game
(601) and high set (166D.
1I0-31O Glass
Porter Chemical Co.-Staley, 40
$40; Moser, 113; Tritch, ia, 116-318
Young's Sundries-Wo lfensberger
lit, 110-335; Nye, Ill, 1876, 111-357
Wilmington, 1898; Baker, 113
127-349.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
Team Standing
LIONS CLUB LEAGUE

The 1947- 48 season for the League
ended on Thursday night, with the
Paws, who won the second and third
Quarters, also winning the fourth
Quarter. The Skins won the first
Quarter, and these two teams will
roll off tonight for the League
Championship.
Last Thursday night John Min
Mich had the high single game (145),
and he also tied with Bob Lewis for
the high three-game set (379). The
Heads took both team honors with
single game of 535 and three-game
set of 1870.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18

Post Office A-Weible, 115, 49,
318.
Snyder Body Works-Anderson,
lit; Fahrney, 1875, 1l5, 1896
Hoffman Chevrolet-W arrenfeltz
1921.
Haslacker Motor Co.-E. Miller,
.115-311; Gillian, 124-325; Hart, 112-
800; Lewis, 120-314.
Boulevard Market-Wheatley, 49,
Miles, 112.
Reisner Rockets-Miller, 116-315;
McClay, 125, 111-345; McNamee, 119
Team STANDINGS
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
Team Standings
PANGBORN GIRLS
LEAGUE.
TUESDAY. March 81

The lineup remained unchanged
last week, with Vogue, Charm and
Glamour still tied for first place.
All four of the teams won one game
and lost one
Bina Sampsell had the high game
for the evening (119). Other girls
rolling 100 or over were: Jean Price,
112; Nancy Shoop, 1O7; Norma Gro
gan, los; Mildred Renner, 1O1;
Phyllis Palmer, 101; Josephine
Adams, 100; Virginia Bingaman, 100
The 9O-99 Glass
Louise Rasmussen, SO; Elaine Day
hoff, SO; Alene Miner, 81; Ruth War
ner, 81; Jeanette Hilton, 95; Mary
Garman, 95; Frances Barkdoll, 90:
Madeline Spielman, "a; Laura Mich
ael, go; Nancy Shoop, 90; Gladys
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
ST. MARY's LEAGUE
"Wednesday, March 100

Yale still remained in the lead af-
ter last weeks bowling, with Har-
ward running a close second, and
Navy in third place. Army took
both team honors, with high single
game CAD and high set (156D
Francis Webb, also of Army, had the
high individual single game $3.50
and high three-game set 1854
Agnes Kolb had high single game
006) for the fair sex.
The 100000 Glass
Francis Webb, 1876, 116-354; Roy
Brady, 1875, 1O7-335; Richard Fra
tianni, 1874, 110-324; Rocco Kappa
costa, III, 107-316; William Ryan,
100, 1O6-322; Francis Fratianni, 1T,
1881; Harry Carper, ia, 100
303; George Martin, 10, 101-304;
Thomas Ham, Ill, 1OO-3O1; Raymond
Miner, 117-300; Agnes Kolb, 106;
Marguerite Eberly, 104; Gisela Luip-
ersbeck, 104; Ronald Keller, 104;
John Stevenson, 1903; Charlotte
Stevenson, 1O2; Eva May, 1902; Mary
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
Team Standings
MINOR LEAGUE
"Wednesday, March 100

AVC0iiCohdyb Nidi I'll Nv
South End Tavern, by winning two
games from the second-place French
BARRIERS, went out in front last week
by four game margin. Kendall
Oilers won all three games from
Cromer Grocery and are now tied
with them for third place. Smith
Oil won all three of there games
from Staley's ESQ Station and moved
up in fifth place 7-Up Bottling Co.
won two from Rutherford Amoco
Station and Rinehart Sunoco Ser
vice won two from Snyder Body
Works.
The honors for the week went to
the South End Tavern team. The
team had high three game total
Q718), while Parks came thru with
a nice game 15D, and his team
mate, Knode, took down three-game
total (374), Snyder Body Works had
high team game (605).
12O-33O BOwIers
South End Tavern-Lizer, 1873;
Jones, 131-342; Parks, 151-355;
Knode, 1876, 128-374.
French BARRIERS -Middlekauff, 1926;
Wagner, 1856; French, 1877, 126-357;
Linburg 143-37O.
Kendall Oilers-Kendle, 145-363;
beavers, 129-359; Rhodes, 131-349.
Cromer Grocery-Weaver, 100,
132-357.
Smith Oil Co-Bowman, 122, 1877
359; Knode, 126-35O; Lum, 1913.
7-Up Bottling Co.-Shriver, 127.
Rutherford Amoco Station-Harp-
er, 1874; Bitner, 1856; Jones, 121; Krot-
ger, 1874.
Rinehart Sunoco Service. ,Rine-
hart, 100, 14O-371; Kiser, 100.
Staley ESQ Station-Staley, 1877
1872; Williams, 1913.
Snyder Body Works-Fitz, 139-
352; Kittell, 1876.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-03-18
Team Standing
ROTARY CLUB LEAGUE

The tie for the lead between the
Spokes and the Cogs was broken on
Monday night, when the Cogs won
two while the Spokes were losing
two. The Spokes' double loss drop
ped them back into a tie with the
Axles for second place.
Wagaman had the high single
game (136), with Lehner taking the
high set 1850, while the Cogs won
both honors in the team section with
a single game of 568 and set of 1916
The regular season comes to an
end next Monday night.
300 Or Better
Lehner, 1863; Ellinger, 351; Long
345; Wagaman, 1874; Carr, 1926; j
Stonebraker, 322; Funkhouser, 316
Heyser, 313; c. Stonebraker, 309
Lindsey, 3O4; Schofeld, 304; Camp
bell, 303; Lightner, Sol; Chambers
300.
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Team Standing
WOMEN'S MAJOR
LEAGUE

Although c. Paul Jones only won
one game on Saturday night, they
increased their lead to three games
over the second-place Valley Forge
Team, who were losing three. Ayers
Brothers are now only one game out
Of second place, after winning two
games Saturday night.
NJ Athey, of Gibney's Florists, had
the high single game (135) and v
Warner, of w. ]. E. j. team, came
up with the high three-game sci
1850. The Gibney's team took per-
sonal charge of both team honors
with a single game of SAB and set Of
1909.
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Team Standing
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

The Pearls won all three games
on Friday night to increase their
lead to seven games over the sec
ond-place Emeralds. Irma South
had both the high single game (127
and the three-game set (318), while
the Pearls had the high team game
(5lD.
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BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCOPES
By Doug Stewart
High Score Contest
By Doug Stewart

I've been officially advised by the
chairman of the Lady Elks' League
that Irma South's high single game,
previously recorded as 1859, should
be 1863, and that's going to be pref
ty hard score to beat, with only a
few weeks remaining before the
season comes to a close.
1t also looks as if Bill Bradley's
high game of 181, bowled with the
Alsatia Club, is going to stand up,
but, of course, anything can hap
pen, and the contest will be kept
open until the last game is played
in the last league bowling in the
1947- 48 season, after which the win
ners will be announced and the
checks mailed.
Bowlers of the Lions Club will
really roar tonight when the Skins,
who won the first Quarter, and the
Paws, who won the next three
Quarters, roll off for the club
championship. I'm certainly going
to be there, and I'll probably bring
my fur-lined pot with me in case
it's needed.
Now, let's look at the scores for
the past week.
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Girls Rolling 100 Or Over

L. Nichols, 1O5, 100, 1O2-3O7; N.
Myers, 1913, 1O9-314; M. Gunderman,
10; M Fiery, 101; 1. South, 127, 104-
318; B. Kane, 100; K. Beyard, Ill,
10000; V. Mowen, 1O6; R. Martin,
118; M. Caldwell, 1O1; R. Schindel,
118-301; S. Powles, 102; P. Lehner,
100
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The 100000 Glass

Minnich, 145-379; Lewis, 141-379;
Howard, 131-368; Burkholder, 1856
343; Welty, 126-33O; Glass, 1882;
Hess, 117-323; Tyler, 1896; Cop
ley, 1924; Miller, 117-309; Raft,
118-308; Oliver, 10000; Fiery, 106-
306; Ridenour, 107-3O3; Zimmerman,
108-30l; Arnold, ITO; Corderman,
1O7; Bryan, log; Main, 1903; Foltz,
l03.
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ANTIETAM FIRE CO.
LEAGUE.

The first-place tie between the
Helmets and the Sirens was broken
on Friday night, when the Helmets
won two games while the Sirens
were losing two The Coats won
three games to move up into tie
with the Ladders for third place, and
the Axes won three to tie the Boots
) for the fifth slot.
Order and Skipper" Eyler tied
for the high single game Q24), but
Crider was more consistent and took
the high three-game set (344).
11O-33O Scores
Crider, 124, 1884; P Jacobs
122, 1l0-321; Krouse, 119-303; Sayles
Sr., 119, 800; Spalding, 118, 113-328i
Manious, 117-317; Zinkand, 116-307:
Hargett 10000; Collifower, 49,
Eyler, ST., 112-324; G. Harper, Ill
312; P. Miller Ill; Sayles, Jr., Ill
3Ol; Lantz, 10; Shuman, 315; Lumm
319.
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EASTERN STAR LOOP

Mars increased their lead to three
games last week, when they won
two games while Jupiter was drop
ping two. This loss threw them in
to second-place tie with Neptune,
who also won a pair.
Mars also won team honors with
a game of $40. Blanche Schwinger
was the outstanding individual bow
Ter, coming up with a single game of
1874 (the highest game rolled in the
league so far this Year, and a three
game total of 80. incidentally,
Blanche was the only girl to get in
to the 300 class.
100 or Better Glass
B. Schwinger, 1874; N. Rouzer, 1913;
P. Palmer, 1875; NJ Pitcock, Ill; P.
Jennings, 105; A. Hixson, 104; M.
Fiery, 102.
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1908 Scores

v. Warner, 1872, 1870, 1880; M.
Athey, 135-325; Kaufman, 100, 100
BIT; C. Price, 1882; P. Knepper,
1851; F. Grimes, 102, 112-309; j.
Zimmerman, 107, 110-3O6; H. Ed
wards, 113, 1O1-3O4; S. Kelley, 100,
10000; D. Potter, lot, 105-303; Fid-
dler, 100, 106-302; NJ Parousis, liz,
102-301; v. Brown, 101, 10000; A.
Martin, 106, 10000; M Warren
feltz, 115; v. Martin, 112; M. Wiles,
ITO; B. Warrenfeltz, 1903; j. Davis,
1903; l. South, 107; r. Hause, LOG; P.
Givens, 1906; E. Barnes, 104; Price,
1903; M. Spiker, 1903; R. Selby, 1903;
M. Bittorf, 1O2, 1906; D. Kelley, 1902,
1903; c. Nemzek, 100.