davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
N,aS Hen, Cattle. pa.
Qrauerndd,riht

sSn Netu Cattle. Ha.. itarb am
90. S,uri nod lan9em if.pcren Sci
Sen i'm Nlter Don 49 Sabren, II $40
naten uno 12 1aeen Sduciter
i Cara &raift.l1ntdj
,,n6 tp,lrGe am 25. S,uai ,,nter GROCER
8etdiligcng bon Nnpertuanotun, Sc,
fa,,nten, Jrcunben ,utb MitelieSvrn
Ses 3tpeig q ,m,ter 2eitupe bon ga.
itor 3. S. @an,atb a,lf Dem Grace
lamb Jrieobof 5,rr lesten Stube &C.
b3tet.
Sic 0abingeidieoene nor aln 2.
Mue,,it 1899 in Nap Cattle, Ya..
als 9od)ter bon Sdbn ,rdS &atbarina
gobalroorfer. .9raft aeborem. Ss6r
8ater ging ibr i'm Sabre 1923 i'm
IdSe poraus. slm 90. Mai 1925
reihte lie Sobn llntb Die Sa,,o 5ur
FL. gbebaulo, 1peld)er eil iebr gli'd-
liher auar, ibre CHE b1ieb aber fin
0erlos. sic mar cine liebenoae Sat
a II. Gs f"mlern nm oie Oabinge=
idydSere ibr fefsebe,ps.,r gdtte
ssobn ltntd). lire 78 Sabre altc M,t,
ter Qatbarina &raft. s!ibre 80 Sabre
|alte shtuieeermuttcr suianna llntd)
lsaInem ein Br,doer auuo 2 S6tpc.
itern, Jraa @ooli Gang. ,sm,a OrenS
uno @rltoer Sobn araft. iotpie On.
feln, 3anten, ,a,aii11en, Ni6tcr. @ci.
fen ioapie Die Sh,peitern 0es 8,peia
q. 6eiien Mitelido 6ie mar, ,.nb iie
lpar ebenio Witglieo oes gcntrolpcr-
banoes. Mls @Drantrdseri,,men fun.
AierMan: @atbauilpe 9aulirri, Mnne
2iatert, @oiinn ameier, gli3abetb
Mcltber, Warie Gracul, Minnie
aeelin9, Cara e&lliter ,upo Cara
9tnz. @ott tro(te Die &intergliebe=
men; oar 0erftorbe,,en if)enfe @ott
|6ie etuige @ebe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
2lt,S alliance, Okte
Ad)tMns Nsuetgler!

Nod cine Mab,utne, baB a,nier
@rieoris5eit am "a. SuGi i'm 2incol,'
Garf in Alliance. Cbio, itattiinben
lpiro. "a 6ieies uniere 25iabriae
i0eier lit. ,poQen mir e,,b ipcna, ulos.
lib ale besriiBen. 3ommt lmb ma6i
'bas Jelt au einem ib6nen Grfolg.
gintritt lit frei. Brihlt cure &inber
9ilba 9beunlan, g. g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
5cntih Bemeinoe sSramen 8erein

Sic nd6lte Teriammllmg oes
Sraren Sercin finoet bieien No:
nat Mittipob. oen 2. Suli, s llb,
abenbs i'm GroseidoB scr Stride
itatt. 9lue Mitslieoer lino eebe.
ten ampeieno su iein. 9sab Scr Ser;
iammllng lperoen uns folgenot
Sdpeltcrn ierpieren: 6rau Efarrel
6ilbe 00llm, Noie Gdnei6er, st.
Yetri uno 9lnna Sbert.
Jtole Gpe. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
NuS Glepelan>, Otto
3meis l..

Muen Mitelidoern s,,r gefdqige1
Nadnibt, oab l,niere qradie Ser
ianunlung dln fSreitas. ben Is. Suli,
8 llbr abanos ltattfiroet.
Nitslieoer. spelbe nit ibren 3ab.
Iunsen i'm @iidftalro iito, iollcn iid)
in ibrcm eiecnen Sntereiie gutitebeaS
MAIDEN. @nl. Sblriter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Neraler Yidaid

fin6et Sonntag. ben 81. SSuli. in scr
@alorube on 2orain Mpe. uno Storp
20. Glcpelano, g., ltatt. Gs tuiro &C.
beten niht ipGter tuie 10 llbr DOR.
mittaes am Srt au erideinen.
81. s. Steiner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
6eiuc,t miro:
Gin ,tnper aeirafeter 0au,

niiftern uno itdnoieer Mr6eiter ais
@ebilfe in Der ssiif)e oes @inoior
&oipitols ir gbaariu Sails, Clio.
3immer. Mabl3diten, Wdide unS
Uniform 9eliefert. Mrbeitet suia,nmcu
NIT nod 3 Mannern unb 6 Grauer
8 st,,noen ben Gag.
Urn ribere Conformation idreibe
man an Den Director bss @iabior
8oipatal, 0basrin 1alls. c5io.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Adjtang &rIber Ses 3ueis ii
8o,ulina 1eam!

9ic @rii@er auelde botulen 'uollen,
iollen iib in nGdIter 3eit bel @ruoer
George Sd,orlten per 1e!ep1on oocr
NIT elmer Eoitforte ntrr,eDoen. Samit
er Dem 1eam beitreten fann. Die
Ahreiie Iit: George Shorlten, T.
6airbope $40. 5eI.: 1924.
90. 9epner, Setr...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
6btea8o, SQins nsiS
q. 3aulS 0ersetube.
1896 Spmer Sfree

Raftor 8. 5. 4rebe. gbicaeo 80. go.
2omer Ctr. Seben Sonutae 8 llbr Sonnz
tagihnle. 10 utr en9lif@er @ottesbienit
II nbr beutf9er @ottesbient.
Mtr la6en alle @laubens9enoHen lnb
Dreunoe ber0li4 Elm 5u ben Gottes.
bienften.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
DDunqstoipu Chip

9euttbe Gu. 9utb. &snterus ,QsemetaDs
Dbl 9sastus 9emple, 70. 0sarbMan q.
Yfarrer @illiam s. @eltber, $40 .
Subfnn Npe SonntaeS@ule 8 ubr BORN
gnelii6er 8ottesbienft 10 llbr. 9euta
iher @ottesbienft II lbr. Seben erjtes
Sonntas, Jim Nonat 6ralen 0eretn Sers
fammlune. Seben 3tueiten @onntas IN
Ronat &ir6enrat>Sisune. Seben ertteS
nnt b-!ttcn Sonntl9 i'm Ronat Q,ttee
Niaa 8eriammlun9. Sonntd9f&ulttuNp
ipirb i'm Yoraus beianntge9eben.
Nue5 Bolts unS @ldlbenSQeuoi(
Eno htrali& tpilliomunen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Calm, Ditto
QtangeItf&.Qmtt. GmmanueI. .3ts1e,
POI @Dut6 0rpabOab.

Raftor Sobn Hauman. Sonntaef9uIe
teben Sonntae 8 l1br bornittaes. 10 lt(a
@ottesbierit IN Der Qanhcsipra6e. II
ltbr beutiher &ottesbienft. Ser berts
i6e @trdeu 1rallen W.rein bat an atpsts
ter Nitttpo4 ieben NonatS. 8 11tr
abenbs. Beriammllln8. @onfirmanbens
llnterri6t (3lpeijdbri9) bon Septemb0
big Ofteri,. 0ieustae ,ino Nrettag nadbs
mittags 4 llbr.
alle GlaubenseenoHen unb 0relnbe
fiHb terali1 tpillfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
SoIfssenuFea, @iber NIB
S&meiteru

laiiet Ole feline &ilfsarbeit, bie mir
bis iest getan boben. niht einidla.
fen. Die Not unierer teiutatldien
fa@fii9en 2anosleute lit nod INNER
erob. Qabt ,sns bulfen 70 biel mir nur
f6nnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

GIebelanb @eh. - 9eutl&. .0emetabe,
@ett 81. etr. ~vS MsiFart ase.
Rfarrer: @u1tap q. Goellr,, 5000
Billarb Mbe. Sell: $50. 4S7O.
Sonntags: 8 l1br bormtttag. beutf6er
gottesotenft 10 llbr. Sonrtaei9uIe unb
Btbelft,ltlre fur ertpabiene. II llbr por>
mtttags. Gngliiber @ottesoien1t.
&onfirmanoen=ll =llnterrid,t ieben Cams
tag 10 nbr born.ittass. Sebermann BERG,
lid tptlltommenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
&snaea, ga.
0e1tf6e Gpans. .3ntt. q. 9eteso.
Cemetnbe, B. Str.

Ffarrer cams q. 8. Siuoleh. ga
Mbams Ctr. No&efter. ga. Seleptou:
moreens; Sonntagi9ule 1915 utr. -
0rnuen Verein Herfanml,ine au1 lettea
Donnsrsta0 ieben NonatS. 8 l1br abenbD
Se6erutn1n if ber3li@ iptQiou1u,e,l.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Setrpit, @i6ieaa
s>>A MxARRAn H. "a 81

<SV*UV51 A1VSVVsUW~
6entf&e skb S66Rf4e Qu. u. 3etrnS.
Qtr@e. yIeRtielb uub @ssterrt Ape.
gfarrer Subo,mes Geutfh. 1871 GIens
fieIb Npe. EEL: Yin9ree 6206. gn9s
Iij1er @ottesbierft ~ lbr normtttaeS (;
Deutime unb engltf3e Go,,ntaeihuIe uu,
II lt1r born,ittd9s. Devtlber @Gttes.
bienit um II 1br pormitta0s. Seben
Ietten gienstog bes Nonats Qirden>
rafsfisune. Dur@ bic Commemorate
ieben brttten Dienstd9, io,.tt ieben
oritteu SOuntae 0rauea Wcretn Der.
.ammlune. air4eu&orprobs ieoeu 8rei'
ta3abeub.
Nle GlcubenssenoEen unb 0reurbe
iinb perali9 ein9elaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Binbior, cnt., &aaabs
O.. &auIus Qi,6e, Rsrext o.

0S. SuuIuS SuUS. SutSNU ~
1916 Harent Gbe., @inbior. &anaea
@ottesbierit in ber Sommermonat>
bon 8--10 llbr bornitta0s. Commas
i0uIe bon 1O-11 llhr borntttaeS. -
ben erften Wonta0 I'M Nruat Qtr&e,~
rat< <SiRune. Seben ersten Don.er5Aas
dSyenDs i'm Ronat 6ralen Ueretn 81
aung. NIlc Bolts uno @ldubens9enok4
ltnb her3li9 tpilfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
kirblitbE Aarbrirbtet1

0ue Iutbert5@en @laibensgenoRel
beuti&er linb enelii4er brnae IN 0ars
rel, Sbaron uno l1neeoent iinb su bes
0otte9btenten herali4ft etn9el9OeN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

3peis IL.

gs Siene auen Shipeitern 3ur ge.
idaism Nadridt. bab nddfte Ser.
iammh.ng am Smmstag. Sen 16.
SuIi. S llbr oba,hs abgebaltcn miro.
aae Sd)ipeitern iino fre,umblid)it ct.
i,ldt Der @eriamml,nae bei5.uobnen.
Nm II. ssuli tueroen mir unier
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Carr, Snbiaua
9ewtf&e q. 3ut6er. @snteruS .etrtte

96e IL. Ape. uub 1tAmere Gts.
Yfdrrer Nuguft g. Giihttna 107e
6iGmore Ctr. 8eI.: 2S651. Se)eA
Sonntae D ilbr normittasS Scnutaos
f9uIe. ! , llbr enelii4er @otteSbtenk
II ltbr utlber @ottestienf.
Nue ttbcr,f@en @lalbenseeuohen
beuti6er ur6 eneIiiher 3unee IN gdr&
unb llmeebuna lino au ben @ottesbteHs
item bera!id etnQeIabeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
8rmberbuno Der 1euti6= =0emeiuoe,

allen Mitglieoern Der Seutih=
gemeinoe ioipie alien Bolts lnO
@laubensgenoiien MAIDEN mir be-
fannt. bar unier .;esidbriges
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
S<oiepb Morapet

CUR Rube lesten geionbers fir
sic pielen 8lumeu. Dem 3tpeis 1,
Dem Central Serbanb ,mo Der
Gintta6t=6ermani fir sic gut
porsetrasenen stuei 2ieoer am Car.
ee mo bic ib0nen 8orte.
Sc trauern Inn Sen Sabinge:
idiebenen feline liebe eSrau Marie.
Elm Spbn Soiepb Sr. FAINT Samilie,
Gin stiefiobn Stefan elephant lmo
Sra1. cine Stieftodter MarD &unb
unb @atte.
Ser Iiebe Gott m0ge linn oie &C.
ipiini6te 9tube g0nnen.
Die Sinterbliebenen &inoer uno
@attin Warie Morauet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

Yaftcr 9ana 8oiiel. 701 gbbB Moab.
EEL: Nulberrp O846. 9 l1br bormittaqs
oeuti1er 4ottesbienft. 10 lbr Gcun>
tagi@uIe. ii l1br eneliiGer @ottesoienft.
Gutber Qi9a Gnbadt ,tnb RerinnmIung
@onntae 1880 l1br abe,.bS. aonfirmans
oen'llnterr'6t un6 beuts9r SduIe am
Son,stag Oon 8 Ibr porm1ttaes an. alle
@iaubensgenoHeu fiub berslib etnee.
Laben,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
GAmoob Gitn, &e.
ct, Banl's Gn. Qutberau Gbnr&

Eaftor Nnbreas Naeelba9, 309 Sod
ctr. - FeI.: 731>B. Sonntagsi6uIe
9:3O ubr; 1890 gnelii1er @otteSbtenft;
11:45 9eutf1er @ottesbient. Sober.
mann beraIid tpilIfommen.
&irberratsiitnns ieben lebten CAMS
tae i'm Monat I l16r abenos. Sonntaa>
tag I'M Monat. $50 ,lbr n,oraeus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Gulumbns, Ohio

N>V*"$ss~~VT
Gbans. 3ntber. Dtarttn 2uttee 4is3e,
G6e Depler unb ann @trate.
Rfarrer g. q. 9euer. Scben Sonuta9
borittags 9 l1br SonntagiMule; 10 llbr
eneItid]er gotteSotenft; II l1br be,itf&er
@otteslient.
Nne Glaube.ts8enoNen unb eresnbe
iiuh berSIic5 etneelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Bidmi6

bbalten auf @r. Beqmnnns Jarm.
es auerhm perihieSene Spiele abge=
bnltat tperoen uno Yreiie 9egeben.
80 bite fommt ale. Sir grfriid,u,.
gen lit aufs bette eeiorgt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

UVtteWs ~.
0sntj&e q. 2atb. q. 4anInS .ets6s
721-25 Hru3t &te.
Yfarrer drtbrr 8. Slant. Seben Conn
tao 8 lbr bor,nitta9S So,.ntoaI9uIe
10 ll9r enslif4er; II 1br beatf&e,
@ottesbtentt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Oanfiaoune

@ir m0bten auf bieie slrt un=
ieren berslidlten Tant ausipreden
all benen. bic nit ,ms fiiblten AM
90. SUM 1949 als mir unieren
Iieben @attcn, Sater unb @roB=
<,o&or
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
8idni6

am Sonntag. ben "a. Suli i'm
@eitieite Sadlenbeim ~ idattisen
lb0nen 8arten Inn llbr nadnlit=
tags itattfinbet. Gin parmes N|its
tageiien miro gu einem mdBigen
Hreis ierpiert. ainoer lmter Is
Sabren besablen ben balbcn Nreis
fiirs Giien. Sir Grwadiene lit Der
Gintritt gum AGidnid 25c Die Ser
ion. fir &inoer frei.
Nir laben ale Mitslieoer Der
Seutihgemeinoe uno ale Bolts
,mo Gla,ibensyenoiien berSlid ein.
Sic idhliide 6orpatbfapelle miro
alien geilnebmern cine an9enebmc
3eit bereiten.
9lm Nadmittas tpir6 audi elm
furser beutiher Gottes6icnlt abse=
halteir bon uniereln licbcn ne,cn
Serrn Bfarrer Gultab u. Y0um.
Alio alles mas 2eib uno Seele er=
bGIt lit gu baben. Gin altes 3od=
fomitce BON idhiiiden ,srauen be-
iorst oas GIen. sutes Mdnner=
fomitee iorst fiir Grfrii6nng. 9llio
ner ben Bruberbunb lmterltiibt.
unterltiibt ioeleid Die Stride, oenn
Der gruberbuno lit cine quite Stiiee
Der geutidgemeinbe.
Mlio beraus Gonntas. at unb jung
BON Glepelanb Beit min Git7 ibs
ieio unS ale ipilfomn,cr. Sort
uniern 6errn Yfarrer. ct tpiu iid
aud in bic Gemiitlidfeit ,einpreoi=
gen.
lin 3ablreiden 8eiud bittet
Dos Ron1itee.
per @eorg -G9ler. Gefr.
OlnD ~ M ~ 0ase>osAssA
1li1sl1es II essx1eaSssels sal
Qeslssl Dsssax1s 0esa as4t ~
= ~ 0slt 1slpnls -. - spsases
Ssggsusttss ssiss ~ ~ 9ssng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
8oranseise!
&artenpartie - &u9enuerfauf!

9onnerStog. Den 4. slugult. I
llbr nadmittags Wiro i'm 8eltieite
Sadie1,bdm en,e &artenpartie OBJ
gebalten. slae uniere lieben Wtit=
glieber nto sreunbe Scr SadNiiden
gereine bon Slt uno &eit lino berg
lidlt oa3u eineelaoen. 8afiec lmo
eltes iddJiiidrs 8ebdd miro ier.
piert. sluBer oen Siidpreiien lpers
oen aud idone 1iirpreiie on
sic eliidliden 8elpinner ipeggege=
ben.
Sm Sauptfonlitee lino folgenoe
Gblpeltern: Glii. Mntonils. Mnna
B,ueid. slnna Marddtp, Mafb.
Si9arto, Gopbie Sbeqman. 8e=
ltellungen BON Stribel unb &rap=
fen ueroen serne entsegen senom=
men bon Gr=Srai. Matb. Sisarto
Gl. 4721; ooer 0i5e=Yrdi. Sopbie
SbeQman 81. O694 biz ipGteitcns
/. Muguit.
9llio liebe sSrelmoe. ballet Gu6
ben Nadmittas am 4. Nusult frei
fir Saronia &artenpartie.
Shea Stols Sefr.
81
3meia 4.
Sn Der lesten 0erlanu,Alns brad)=
tc Gcputp &atb. Shmiot OILS Mit=
gliao fit 3peie 4 SRI. @egina @lars
garrt 2ieren3. .poriiber mir ,ms allc
frr.se,t un6 bieBen SRI. 2ieren3 berg.
Iid imiufonanen.
llnier Suee,Momitee berihtete.
bab in baloiger 3ufunft elm Rur6er-
Nd1id i'm @dteite Gatienbeim
itattfinoen miro ,n,o ale ber3l6 elm.
geldoen tuer6en. Ser Gintritt lit frei.
Bertualterin Sobam1a 1e,tib unS
Sugenofomitee @ibelmine sSor iino
in Gmtdon nuf Jerien.
llniere Yrdi. aatb. Morti1i 6a,nte
nem Soddentae, ,aiihentomitee (o.uie
oem Bidder. .HMiiionstomitee berg.
lid6t fiir lire Dianfte.
@itte nidt al Dergeiiet ,AHere Na.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
9pmefteab, ga.
Deatfhe Gb. Qut9. ct. HlarfuD etst1

222-224 OF 8. Nbe.
@eb. 8reberid g. NItboff. Yaftcr. TeIss
pbrn: so. 1745, Sonntagi6uIe u,or9euS
$3.50 ubr. - @ottesbienft 1O:30 l15r.
Nqe @laubenseeno6en itnb beralA
tpiutoulmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

Stnb Gle unD SIRE ansep5ti0e1
Deitelteb TIM Qranlenperetn unb
Central Hertamb? @enn ni&t, iett
N tte 9ett tetautreten.
-@eiien sic bel ginfdufen oar
auf bin, bab Si" sic slnseige I'M
.DoIfsblatt" geleien yaSs,n.
Evening star., 1949-07-28

late, and the USGA frowns on
such tardiness.
Anything else that happens to
Dilmus on this trip will be an
anti-climax. Losing by default
was the very last straw.
Two weeks ago Dilmus, the
West Texas Junior champion
and a pretty good golfer, he'll
tell you, led the qualifiers from
Midland, Tex, with a II. which
he also will tell you probably
was the best round of the pre-
liminary. Some of the other
guys had better scores but / was
playing a tougher course" he
modestly admitted.
He made arrangements
through a travel bureau for
transportation to Washington
and last week end set out for
Washington with two sailors,
an ex-Marine and their host,
the driver of the car. who was
a nervous expectant father.
They had travelled from
Dallas to a lonesome spot
called Vlnita, Okla, where the
driver decided he'd better call
home and check on his wife.
The fellow ran out of the
gas station where he made the
call and told the boys to get
out. It seems Sir Stork was a
Evening star., 1949-07-28
By.Burton Hawkins

There will be slight pause OF a
few moments. please. out of re-
spect for the passing of Washing
tons 11-game losing streak. 1t ex-
pired last night at 9:0l. 1nterment
was at Grifith's funeral home
Seventh street and Florida ave-
nue. NV.
Now, snap out Of it, for the Mats
have a promising losing streak
started. After edging Detroit. rs,
in the first game of a twilight
night double header. the Mats sue
cumbed, Ito, to the 4-hit pitching
of Freddy Hutchinson.
As if they aren't up to their
burning ears in difficulty, the Mats
were threatened with the formid-
able figure of Hal Newhouser in
today's contest The last time the
Mats viewed Hal they chased him,
but on a previous occasion this
season he blanked Washington on
four hits.
Washington VICTORIAN almost
obsolete item these days with the
Mats blowing IL of their last 13,
I18 of 81 and 26 of 32-was
achieved despite the 15-hit pitch
ing of Sid Hudson and Ray Scar
borough.
Victory under any circumstances
is acceptable to the Mats, but there
was nothing in their conquest to
indicate a promising future. The
Evening star., 1949-07-28

couple of weeks early and the
fellows wife already had gone
to the hospital. Dilmus, the
sailors and the ex-Marine were
stranded in vinita, Okla.
Dilmus gives the appearance
of a guy who can take care OF
himself, so he hitch-hiked to
Joplin, Mo. He took a bus from
Joplin to st. Louis and a plane
from St. Louis to Washington.
That left him with SO.
At the airport he met two
boys who were in the tourna-
ment and they hailed a cab.
The driver gave them a puzzled
look when they said Congress
sional Country Club" but he
took of.
According to Dilmus, every
few minutes the driver would
; hail another cabman and ask
directions. It seems none of
them ever heard of the club.
He finally took them to Column
bia, where further directions
were received and 3lz hours
after Dilmus and his buddies
left the airport they pulled into
Congressional. His share of
the cab fare was 81, after
considerable argument with the
driver, and that left him with
Evening star., 1949-07-28

When Dilmus D. James OF
Abilene, Tex, showed up at
Congressional Country Club the
other day with a blue nylon golf
bag and blue suede shoes, plus
a maroon towel on his bag and
bright red socks that almost
matched, one of the boys wise
cracked that he guessed they'd
hear a lot from that dude" in
this tournament-the Junior
Amateur golf championship.
The boy who made the remark
was right-but paradoxically he
was wrong. You won't hear
much of Dilmus D. as far as
the tournament is concerned be-
cause when he was supposed to
be on the tee at 9:24 yesterday
morning he was looking for
non-existent free taxicabs
around Georgetown University.
There were none. But you'll still
hear a lot about Dilmus.
The long-haired blond, who
proudly states that his uncle is
a professional card player and
TIT he h"c acquired enough
Knowledge of the PFC, --Ssion tn
him hack to Arlene. this
lest by default in the first
round. He shcv Il up an hour
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Texas Younqster Defaults in Weird Golf Saga

81, a blue nylon golf bag, a
maroon towel and the clothes
on his back.
Still according to Dilmus. he
went to bed night before last
for the first time since July %.
He was tired and oversight.
He couldn't find cab. he
didn't call the club to tell them
he'd be late, and when he
finally got there he didn't have
a golf match. The USGA ruled
that Harlow Lewis of Ben Avon
Heights, Pa, had won by de-
fault.
Today Dilmus D. James is
going to play in an 18-hole
consolation for the first round
losers. He has an idea he'll
tear the course to pieces and
prove they did wrong by
Dilmus, who figured to win this
tournament.
Meanwhile he's waiting for
his clothes to arrive so he can
change those bright red socks
and he'd like to show what he
learned from his uncle so he
can get carfare home. Mean
while, his mother frantica]ly
wired the club yesterday ask
ing what happened to Dilmus?
If she only knew.
-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
SPORTS
Junior Linksmen Amaze
With Shutteriinq of Par

more interested in finesse than
slugging.
Pats father is the professional
at the Community Country Club
in Dayton and Pat works in the
golf shop. He goes to his dad for
instruction only when something
goes wrong with his game, he said.
1t soon will be time for Pat to
turn out for football, where he
plays tackle. but he keeps his
wrists taped and it's easy to see
that golf is his favorite sport.
His father doesn't interfere with
his football.
The SO shooter yesterday was
Graham Hunt of Kansas City,
who lost the first two holes to
Congressionals 16-year-old Reed
but finally won, 2 and /, with
almost perfect golf. 1t was the
best round Reed ever played and
the fourth best of the day. but it
came at an inopportune time.
Fletcher Surrenders Lead.
Coolidge Highs Bob Salamy
bowed, and s, to Rudolph's one
over-par golf. Kay Fletcher. the
l4-year- old sensation of recent
Junior tournaments in the Dis
trict, was up at one time against
Bill Morrow of Shreveport. La.
but lost, 3 and 2, to- Morrow's six
over-par golf. Bolster had par in
for a rs when he defeated fellow
Washingtonian Bill Livingston, 7
and 5. Bill Ball of the District
shot 81 and lost on the 10Th to
Peter Burkholder of indianapolis.
while Kenwood's Johnny Eisinger
lot, 2 and /, to Murray Vernon.
jr., of Greenwich as the latter
shot 76. Billy Wolfe won, 2 and
/, over substitute Roger Tuch-
farber of Cincinnati, and was only
one over par for the route. Wolfe
was touted as the Districts main
hope for the tournament.
DIVOT DATA-Billy Wolfe won
the third hole from Tuchfarber
despite the latter's birdie. Wolfe
knocked his second wood shot 2
feet from the cup and dropped the
putt for an eagle. SchWab's 81
was the lowest round in two years
of the tournament. Nobody was
that low last year at Ann Arbor,
although the course was described
as easier than Congressional. :.
Walter Baker of Atlanta is one Of
the most colorful youngsters in
+ the tournament and should 60 a
long way. He is handsome boy,
always laughing, and nobody has
out -wisecracked him yet. Two
rounds today will reduce the field
to Is and two more rounds to-
morrow will drop it to the semi
finals. The last two rounds will
be played Saturday. :. National
Amateur Champion Willie Tur-
mesa addressed the boys at George
town last night and was on hand
to follow his nephew today.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Mats Promise Another Losing
Streak After Swapping One at II

Mats handed Hudson a 40 lead
which had been transposed into a
5-4 deficit by the fifth inning.
Scarborough came along to win
his first game in more than a
month. but hardly distinguished
himself in the process. Ray
yielded eight hits and continually
invited trouble which never quite
arrived.
Ray carried a Us lead into
the ninth inning. and escaped
with the decision after permitting
singles by Johnny Groth. Johnny
Upton and Pinch-hitter Hutchin-
son. The Mats also had contrib
uted some hitting earlier. how
ever. including two doubles and a
single by Ed Stewart.
The second game was no con-
test. Joe Haynes, Lloyd Hittle
and AL Gettel we're battered for
IN hits, including four by Groth,
and the Mats resembled a thor
oughly whipped outfit as some
9,133 fans hooted their feeble
efforts.
NAT NOTES-Mickey Harris,
who hasn't won as a Nat despite
several creditable games, was to
try again today. Hutchinson
has won seven games this year,
four at the expense of the Mats.
The st. Louis Browns will in
wade tomorrow night for the
(See MATS, Page C-30