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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
loRA1M MI! IyNloRs
By Mickey

Lorain, O.. Sept. 22-In the
first plav-otf game. I.orain tasted
the bitter cup of defeat. The
score remained tied up to the first
of the tenth. when Lorain scored
two runs making the score 6 to
I. But luck did not stay with us
and Canton scored the winning
runs in the last OF the tenth, max
ing the official score read: Can
ton I, Lorain O.
The second game OF the ply
offs will be played III Iorain on
,he 18th. Game tine is at one
o'clock and will be played on Lo-
rains Subway Field.
To the Lorain Junior bowlcrs
Bowling season has again opened
and once more we are permitted
use the downstairs allies for
our own bowling on Tuesday
evenings. TO those of YOU who
ire interested in bowling, bowl
ng will start on the 10th OF Sep
ember at 7:50 p. m.
We are now forming plans to
lold a Traubenfest on October
9th. We need few new ideas
md a little help in getting every
hing in order. We would appri-
late all the help we can get. Come
o all the meetings and help.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By J. =.

Youngstown, O., Sept. 22vA
new program is under way under
the auspices of the Juniors and
the Singers, and you guessed
right the first time, dances every
Saturday night. \ good orchestra
has been booked. and there will
be a slight charge OF admlttance.
SO come on gang, lets attend
these dances and bring all your
friends too. I'm sure everyone
will have a good time. 1t has not
been decided vet when these dane
es will start, but more intOrma-
ton will be in next weeks column
Don't forget meeting every
Tuesday night. lets try and get
some OF our old members back,
and bring in new ones. Keep your
dues paid up. Also every We'd
nesdav night the fellows have
basketball practice, starting time
promptly Up. IN. at CoNingtor
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sein 0ktoberfest

N,pl'Dontcn, ipcnn audi nitht Nan5 in
ihrer frilhcrcn @eitolt, bo bic alten
Suutellc i'm &rie0 pcrhronnt linn
oocr an Die &ebrmuht obocoehen
meroen nll'Bten. Pin NroBercn gelpirs
tunAalntcrncbmen linD II. a. nod Die
,1llher= =&roni, Elm Soippoorpm nit
Surhetrieb, orei Sofes uno Slpei
9Selnz lno Scbnupsbloen ppr0eie
ben Don Oenen cine in ,Sorm zines
Shlffcs uno }lpur oes furfiiritliher
vSurientuurlls" pom Stornbcruer
See errirbtet miro. Sin SutenO
Nllhncr lno &urltbrutereien, Do,ll
cln Seer con Nerfaufsltonben iiir
Gls, SilBiNfcitcn. Sblt, ,Sii(be uilp.
'rhlicEt iih an. Sie .Hllnofobrtue,
ltbdrTtc", pie Die niibterne 9lmts=
lprohe ie nennt, iino ourb slpci
Nrpbe slhterbohncn, cine v&ihelle"
mcbrcrc 9lutoIfpotcr, Sebir0sbob
ncn, Sblf1slAolrfeln uno Die pielen
onoeren iiblithen &urliiclls pertre.
ten. IN Der Eitonel Der Sd)oububcu
lno Eclu'ti0lln0en lit pom ySrroor:
ten" bis sum ;Slpb'irfus piel 9lltes
! lmo yteues 5u finoen. Sie Siliputo
ncr lpcrpen ibre "WtGrtbenItabl Gill:
put" nclI erbolren. Sine beionoert
Ittruttlon uno 9teui0feit iiir Miin
tcn per'priht Oos bon einen be-
tannten llntcruebmcr 0eplonte III
rcnrcnncn in fleInen 9lutos I'll mcr
| Den, rllr bus cine eioene 9tennbobr
crritltet miro.
sir oas Qlclh3eitio oui Der iiiD
llhen Ndl1te Der Sberelenitaot itott
rlnoenne Observation-Disclosures
lplroe nit Den crltcn &orhercltlrnus
orbeIten cbenfulls begpnnen Gii
bnbcr Npli'ulm ibliebt ocn lIot
berelts Don Der 9luBennelt ub; oa
bllltel lperben in &ilr,e Die oruHe,
! N1aN!clllnNshollen umo Surufcl
mr. ,}ucbttlere. Mulbincn unO Gjc
rate crrlhtet mcrOen. Sine QruH
| %nrrllbrllnos= uno Surnlerbulle, ei
ne Srlbl'ne nit 500 SisplGtcn I'm
eln MtulcIinenuprfiibrllnosrino lin
nllr Der meltllhen Seite Der einoe
}ollntcn iSlGfe lnterbulb De, SI
,'Gllna pprNelcben.
Otiinhener Merfllr."
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CANTON ECHO
BY M arcy

Canton, o., Sept. 22-TheCan-
ton ball team came through in the
tournament they won their first
game by the score 10 against
Lorain. This game was a thriller
all the way, the people that Miss
ed this game. really missed a ball
game. Bob Diehl went on the
mound for Canton and he pitched
till the ninth inning and then he
was relieved by Harold Bouruuin
both guys pitched good ball
game IN tact every guy on the
team played good ball. Come on
boys one more victory and that
trophy will be ours. know YOU
can do it. Next Sunday we travel
to Lorain to play the second game
OF the tournament we would like
to see every one 90 to i.Orain
next Sunday, come on Saxons
back your team If YOU don't 90
YOU might miss thriller like YOU
did last Sunday. When we go tc
l-oraln next Sunday lets every
! one have the true Saxon spirit
I Let's show them that we low,
our brother. SaXons like every
Saxon should.
| Don't forget Jr. Saxon ~ou,
melting is October +. Everyone
try to be there we have lot o.
important business to take cart
Of. Don't forget our dance whicl
will be held the 18th of October
We want to make this dance ;
big success.
We will see everyone at Io
rain Sunday Sept. Is.
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mo WiolioIini ais unmittelbar Be-
teiliote bon ibnen nid)t aetroffen
lpuroen. &eiterbin 1T es tpobl auss
arithlpiien. baR elm oerartia meittros
ocnoes unb naebcurlihes tettnis
ibes Experiment 10 piele Sabre uns
hcfunnt blieb.
llno mas nun ben anaehlihen
Sclblnnoro oes aroBen ltalieniid)en
|bpiifers betrifft. 10 mDae oarouI
binuelpieien lperoen, oaB Warconl
itcn Sage fann i'm iein Oiener tot
nor. Sic slerste ddhen als Soneslr=
iade 8luterona noh Dem @ebirn
an. &iiiclloe hebnupteten rie0od.
ei1r liter i{iper 'leioenber Wann mar.
Gr rat Der @eIt nit ieinen pielen
GrfiEounaen lmenolitb plel aeniibt
unD iein Nome itebt in lellchtenoen
3ettern in Der 8eihifte Deraeidct.
9lher Der Grfinoer Der SoOesItlablen
mar er nid)t. IS erltbeint Neraoeau
ocirhmoflos, lpenn nton ibn oamit
in 3ummcnbun0 brinaen lpill.
Sic Gelpa!ttGtiNen oieier Grbe
milroen feincslpeas Dor Der 9inipenz
Dung Der iu0enunnten Soocsltrablen
,uriifihrcden. menn es lie aehen
miiroc. gSGren lie telbniih ourd)=
filhrbor, 10 nGre ibre 9oiuno lGnait
oe1liift. mie ia am Gnoe audi bic
Chung Der 9ltpmsertriimmerllna aez
lluocn lit. Sic &irfllna Der Sooes=
irublen 0in9en uber tuelt iiher Die
Der 9ltomhpmhe binalls, lno miiroe
Den 3ipefen Der totalen Sernihutna
no(1) beiicr als icne entipred)en. Si=
herlih iinb fir Die praftiife Ser
mirflicbuno Der Sooesitroblen imz
mcnIc Wtittel olIoelpenoet lporoen.
! bis i:h ihlieBlith Die llnourdfiibrs
burfeit unp pDllioe MusmealoIiateit
| erNehcn bat. 9ln bieler ,Scltltellun0
| dnbert audi feline noh 10 tiibne
| Ebdntnllc etlpus, llno lpdren Odrin
ouh nod dnhere Homen tcd)nilher
8cnica pcripeht.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Betty
Bv Betty

Cleveland. O.. Sept. 22-Re-
member that the card party will
oe held on Tuesday. Sept p, at
I 80 p. m. Members are asked
to bring one can of canned goods,
preferably fruit, to the next meet
ing. We are planning on having
4 basket OF canned goods for the
first door prize.
There will be a meeting on
September 20, at 8 p. m. Details
in card party will be discussed.
Don't forget your canned goods
and also bring any tickets you
have not sold by then. We will
need all extra tickets at the door
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SAXON VETERANS
BY Henry

The Third Anniversary Dance
of our Association will be held
on Saturday evening. December
5rd, at the West Side Sachseu-
helm. The orchestra for this affair
has been selected and is none
other than frankie Zeitz and his
Polka Band. Don't let the name
TOOL you, this outfit plays all 1v-
pes of music, but good. Tickets
tor the dance will be ready and on
sale soon.
Hats off to our West Side
Sachsenheim Bowling Team who
started off their season by win
nlng their first three games. The
team is bowling on Wednesday
evenings at the Memphis Bowl.
located on Memphis and Fulton
Rd. Bowling time is y:3O p. m.
for anyone who cares to come
down and watch the team bowl.
The total score for their first
three games was 1884 to their
opponents 2l7S.
Our congratulations this week
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolff
Bill is one of our active members
His wife gave birth to baby
girl last week. All three are do
ing well.
At our last meeting, following
his installation of our officers
Chaplain Deutschlander gave III
a little briefing on his work il
Berlin His we'll chosen words
gave all our Veterans present
something to think about and hi:
personal "FareNell' to each in
dividual member was in all pro
abilities something We won't for
get for some time to come. Wei
be looking forward to his return
and SO seeing him in our mids
once again.
The West Side Juniors are hav
ing a card party Tuesday even
ing, September 9th. Here is ;
chance for us to spend sociabl'
evening at the club. Let's keel
this date in mind and all attend.
Late News Bulletin
Our Sachsenheim bowling team
suffered a slight setback las
Sunday evening when they roll
ed a postponed series in thei
League. They lost two game
and won one. Nuf said
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BRANCH 4

All members Of Branch 4 are
hereby informed that our next
meeting is on Sunday. Oct. 2nd,
at 3 o'clock p. m, they are cordi-
ally invited to attend the meet
ing. 1t is really nice to see some
OF YOU take interest in our So
ciety. .ast Meeting we received
two, new MEMBERS: VI iss ! .oulSe
Ann HerOld and Mrs. Charlotte
Regina Paal. and for our lr class
the three daughters of our Rev.
and Mrs. G. A. Noellm. littleMisS
Monica r., Sieglinde H., Eliza
beth G.. \Oellm. Maybe YOU, II be
so kind and help our deputies
bring a new young or Senior
member during our Campaing
until April. We give present tc
the proposer and also to the new
member. We are also making new
bylaws, SO please come.
The Juniors are having a CARD
Party Sept. y. Sept. % i, book
revision. S Lining, G.. Binder
and Jenny Aber are on the comml'
ttee. .\iter Sunday October 2nc
meeting refreshments and Care
party. T.. llschler, sec y
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
M muenchen ruestet fuer
Beginn des Festes am II. September.

Wtlnhcn. &ulm lit ullf Der
SbcreNlempiele Der fr0blitbe 3Grm
per G'ltlrcnncn uerltlmmt, bc0inucn
'tDnn Del Eorhcrcitlnueu fir nic
n0blte, llmb lpeItolls ar0Rcrc Eplfs-
bcllI'tl0lnQ: Dos Sttnherfeit. Gpn
% NIli an lit Sic Sbcrciienmiele
uon Den suitdnoi0cn Stellen DC,
Stoot fir Den 9lufbou Der oroberen
l(nternebnlen ireiQeaehen, ponit bis
ium EeNinn oes ,Scites am II.
Scptenber olles icrtiQ lit. Scr oe=
Nante 9ScrpeNon0 Der gupenltopt
0llebcrt licb in brei 9lhid)nitte.
Sci cincm EcIuh allf Der lpeiten
,Slorbe flon0cn bereits Die erlten
oolnncrlhlGNc ans Chr. &orerlt
noh reht cinioln i'm N(itteliclp idlo
0cn 2lrbeltcr frGftiQe Npl3pllGdc in
orn Snoen uno le9cn nooelneuc
Nol} }bolfcn ans, ouf ocncr nic arc,
bc 9ll0u'tIner Gicrbolle itcbcn miro.
2os fpnmenoe Gftobcriclt ioll
er'mloli0 nuh Dem &rieoe luicoel
III oon} grobcm Stil ourhociiibrt
lperocn", bcrihtet llns Der ,lltGn,
oINe Sahhcorbeiter i'm it1otiichcn
! Nnbhous uno 'eiot uns Den icbon
| 500 llnIt u'lol!aq1pabsnp lp1N not
: :StootbullanteS. 9luf Der eon,cn
, ,Ilocle, onNcfunQen bci Der Sbcre.
'1cnhnhe llbcr Den Eaporlorino biz
'lr NtottbioS Eirbprr=Strubt lin.
! Den mir cIn &leref uuo einen &reis
lnct'n DEM unocren n0e3ticl)nct.
! ,SlIr Die Ech1rOe mar ricbt leiht
aus Cen unO 1900 Sclud)cn, nit
! bl9 sum 9lnnlel0eihluB am %. sc
hrlldr elnQerciht lpllrocn, Die rirhti
4 &C W'dunu fiir Die 9&icicnbcilld)cl
5l'on!mcn5lrltcllcn. IS murocr rum
! 600 Ecmcrbcr ulls0elllCbl, urubtcil;
lnlte llntcrnebmcr bic nod oui fei
nem Sftobcrfelt febltcn, ubcr aud
munhem :tclrlinQ untcr Scriifiichti
lQlnN Der ln3iolcn TerbGltnilic.
! SSus miro ous ,1cit pprollslid)t
| llcN blctcn? "a lino ,ucrit emma
Die orci 0robcn Sierbollcr: Ivr 9lll
I0utIncr, Der NuferhrGu unD De
Scbottcnbunel, Der bcucr AopfbrGll
/; hNlabicr ulslcbentcn lpiro. q
| SlcrDallen crltcbcn plcDcr ais fclt
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HOMESTEAD NEWS
By Marie Sterner

Homestead. Pa, Sept. d
There are some people who say
they do not come to Junior meet
ings because - ye "have moth
ing to offer them" We changed
our meeting night The next meet
ing is Friday, Sept. %. This is
not a payday Friday" How about
it Bill and Walt: Come to the
next meeting. We will take care
OF the rest.
1t is easy to say that we must
have something to offer in order
70 increase our membership. / ak
is cheap. Now is the time to stoI
talking and start doing something
By this | don't mean just tc
think up to things for other peo
pie to do. That is the easy way
| mean dong some OF the Worf
all the bright ideas bring on.
! Among things planned for Oc
tober is a Hayride. The exact dat
is not yet set, plus a Halloween
: Dance on Saturday, October %
! Come on down and join the fun
! Bowling starts Sunday. Oct. :
Again | would like to invite al
of the Seniors who like to bow
TO join us. This includes the la
dies. Even if YOU can't bowl com
down and learn. See YOU at tn
meeting.
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SALEM NEWS
By Katy Spack

Salem, O.. Sept. 22-Old Mac
Donald had a farm just like the
one Canton took Us to after the
game Sunday. Country air is so
refreshing. Canton won the hrst
came TO-. l.orain will be host
for the next game. May the bet
ter team win.
The Old timers and Juniors
game was mildly SENSATIONAL.
Everybody got hits. The Juniors
won l2-ll. Did somebody say
the wager was keg OF beer
How about having another game
sometime soon, only this time
with more advance notice on the
time and the date.
, Good News peoples, As OF last
Saturday night we are having a
band at the club every week. II
you enjoy any kind OF music
especially polkas, come on down
We had wonderful time and
wore out a lot Of shoe leather last
, week.
. The basketball season starts
, early this year. Our first game is
with Canton, | think. There, :
!nothing like starting off the sea
son with bang 50 lets give the
team a break by turning out Ell
masse for all the games this year
Notice: Meeting the 18th. --
Please attend
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.~---~-- -
ELLWOOD CITY
By "Babe'

Ellwood City, Pa, Sept. p -
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Junior SaXons was held last
Sunday with a pretty fair turn
out.
1t was decided to have a party
on Sept. 2lst. Sara und Heller
kast will serve refreshments Le
us all try and be there
Congratulations are in orde'
for the recent marriage OF Betty
and Paul Polovina. and also t,
John Bender and Tess DeCaria
We wish both couples loads o
luck.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

III l1le OHlLcO
States - the work of especially
qualified members of both our A.
F. of l.. and CLIO. who, like the
late Matthew Wohl, should have
the earnest thanks Of all the free
people of the world.
You will have read Of the form.
ative meeting of the anti-commu-
nistic international Labor group
this month. Let me give you some
thing of the viewpoint of Mr.. Ir-
wing Brown (A.F. of L. as writ
ten up recently in one of the most
responsible of the French news
papers "Le Figaro" 1t seems that
he has returned from a trip to
the Far East where he made a
study of the labor movement in
that area. Called by many "the
businessman of organized labor"
he was recently interviewed by one
of the most able of Paris news
papermen, and suggested to, this
reporter that anyone familiar with
Valtin's without Frontiers or
Country" will understand what it
is that can be expected from the
kominform.
Mr.. Brown is quoted as follows:
"A heavy offensive is being pre-
pared for the autumn beginning
in September. Centered around a
maritime union strike in France,
Italy and England it will be ex-
tended even as far as the Orient
if the initial strikes are success
full. In such a case major coup
will be directed against the whole
European Recovery Program.
"The Communist unions have
founded an international maritime
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AGENDA CLUB
BY Loretta Weiss

The final round of golf played
by Agenda members was won by
"Old Man Weather..
That special Agenda event viii
take place on November 10Th.
See the Agenda members 10
YOUR Christmas cards.
Get your voice chords tunec
up ior that Song Rally whicl
follows our meeting this Sunday
Sept. 5th at 9 p. m.
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CARD PARTY
BY Peggy Schedley

Come one-jcomc all. Both
big and small to the best Card
Party given this fall. There is a
special gift for all who attend
One which is useful to ladies
and men We cannot promise d
prize real great like a brand new
car and brand new date but by
joining us, you'll make no mis-,
take and we will welcome vor
with Saxon Handshake.
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21atttIib,.i,scn crJc>ieten
Sic 3clliraoe

Ma1bington. Gin IN lcbtcr 0tinlltc
Neihloiicner &onpromiB ilber ctlpal
&c @liiellbilic oil China nohln Del
Gpntroperle iibcr OieE,lropa .&ai'ell
porlogc ser 9iegieung ill S6obe pol
St,314,O1O,OOO iin 5lpeiSenutsfoni
tees ct1rns pou ibrer ShurIr; Na;
Miitirfpmitcc ocs Scnats ulo ga:
&omitee Iiir ol,sluGrtigc @c5icbl,nsel
1tin11ntcn iiir bie lleheriellbllng be1
Viu an Ioas Elen1un.
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tlOnal ana In
t e 7 n a t iona
Movements Ov-
er a two year
period, it i 5
natural that /
fl n d myself
constantly o n
the alert f o r
evidence of cur
rent activities
in this general
flelQ. " n e OF
the most con-
structive pieces
of work over on
this side of the
Atlantic h a 5
been a ! too
little mentioned
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secretariat located in Marsailles.
Behind the strawman at it's head
are two members of the Komin-
form. In Italy a certain DeSteph-
ano directs the movement who
worked long for Mussolini, but
now. takes his orders from the
kremlin."
Continuing, Mr. Brown remind
ed his interviewer mot to forget
that it is in the ports and on the
ships that are found the most ac-
tive and most dynamic elements
of Communism"
THE detectives of the new inter-
L national labor organization,
which is based upon aggressive
antf- communist determinations,
are given in the Figaro" as hav-
ing received unanimous approba-
ton. They are as follows:
l. Objectives: Raise the stand
ard of living. organization
and unification of the econ
omy.
2. Fight against forced labor.
1T is impossible to have
permanent peace when sys-
tenn of government is founded
upon forced labor"
8. Defense of Democracy against
totalitarian aggression wheth-
er direct or indirect, and con-
sequent help given to systems
of collective security.
4. Regional organization: Eur
ope, Latin America, Asia.
Middle East and North Amer
lea.
5. Equal representation among
large and small organizations
to prevent domination by
large unions in order to guar
antee free labor organization.
Asked about personnel of COM
mand, Mr.. Brown made it very
clear that the Secretary General
should be European with q CEN
trail office in one of the smaller
countries such as perhaps Bel
gium.
w tives meeting in Strasburg
discussing common problems to-
wards an ever increasingly close
cooperation which may well lead
to the elimination of tariff and
fiscal barriers, it is interesting
that A.F. of LIS very effective
representative, Irving Brown, says
that if there is to be q successful
free labor movement there must
! be economc union in Europe.
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Attention Girls!

Bowling practices have started,
they are held every "Wednesday
nigt at the Champion Alleys, be-
ginning promptly at $50 p. m
Pease try to be on time. Any
body else that wishes to bowl and
their name is not on the list, see
LaNerne Miller.
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5u helpubren.
Sieie Qcfilblpplle Geicbihte lGb
pcrlrhiCbene SchluGhCn erfenncn. Die
ibre WluuMuilrpiofeit erirbilttern
be'p. pDl!i0 u,lsihlieben. 9Sos oiC
olrdn0eIillrtcn GrpcriTente nil
ibncn betriift. 10 lit niht einsuleben.
rporum ulsNerchnet sMarCpni unr
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QUESTIONS?
Questions will be found
be found on page 7.

From what operas were the fol
on page /.
|. My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice.
:. Nnvil Chorus.
Bridal Chorus.
T. The Clown.
). lntermczzO.
g. Then You'll Remember Me.
/. I'm Called Little Buttercup
8. Piugrim Chorus.
.. GaVotte.
10. 'IiS the Last Rose of Sum
mer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

Are you ana your resatlves mem
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
snd Central Verband? II not, nov
is the time to Join. For more h:for-
nation call the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

FTER the close study made by
"A the Subcommittee of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs on Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-17

The Mats are banking on
President Truman to become
the seventh Chief Executive to
view them win an opening game
tomorrow -. Mr.. Truman has
thrown out the first ball three
times at openers and with him
pitching the Mats have an o-3
record.
Since William Howard Taft
inaugurated the. custom IN
1910. Presidents have thrown
out the first ball ~ times
with Republicans hurting
Washington compiled an 6-5
ecord Democratic Presi-
dents have q TT mark
Vice Presidents have dipped
the first pitch seven times and
lesser dignitaries Ave times
Walter johnson won nine
openers after Taft established
what since has become tradition
:. johnson pitched six shutouts
On opening day and notched !.
2. 3 and 4-hitters The Mats
have won 20 openers. lost 10.
In Clark Grifhth's first year
at the helm 1t was Vice Presi-
lent Sherman who threw out
the first bali The biggest
sIugfest was In 1888. when
Washington whipped Philadel-
phia, 1913 Yves Terrell won
that one despite yielding 10
hits There have been i've
10 games and the Mats have
won four OF them johnson
Travelled Is innings TO set q 10
nod over Ed RommeI and the
As in 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-17

returning To rightfield after q
years absence necesSitated by at
tentIon 10 his autonoeiIs business
at Gasloria. n. C. Buddy brings
a welcome lift TO the Mats attack
with his lifetime batting average
OF 300.
Ray Scarborough. ls-Eauas
winner with the futile Mats Of ls+s.
will take the mound for Washing
ton and opposing him will be am
other riaht-hander Diek Fowler,
a Canadian born So specimen
who has a 4-6 lifetime record
against Washington, acarbo'-
oughs lifetime mark against
Philadelphia is I'll and he cap
tured three OF four decisions with
the AS last year. The lineups
Philadelphia. Washington.
Eddie Joost. ss, Gil Coan. II
Elmer Vaio. II, Sam Denis, ~
Ferris Faln, ID. Buddy Lewis. RI.
Taft Wright. RI. c. voilmef, Ct.
II. MaIeski. 90. Eddie Yost. 30.
s. Chapman. Ct. z, Robinson. 10.
Buddy Rosar, e. Al KoxAf. 70.
Pete Suder. %. Al Evans. c.
Dick Fowler. p. ScaSborouah,.p.