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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-27
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Mostly
sunny and hot. Highest in upper
COS. Chance of shower between
8 and 6 this afternoon. Fair and
continued very warm tonight and
Thursday. Lowest tonight about
rs.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair
most of the time, and continued
very warm tonight and Thursday,
but some chance of widely scat
tered and brief afternoon show
ers. High 80 to SO.
Wind velocity. 8 miles per hour,
direction. west-northwest.
River Report.
tFrom q. s. Engineers.)
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy at
sReadinss at WASHINGTON National Airport,
Yesterday Pct: Today. ..
Noon ------- SO Midnisht ------ 81 81
! P:m: - 8 : p n:m: - - s. s.
Hin and Low for Yest-rasy.
High, e62. at 1855 pm.
Low, IS, at 6:22 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 96.2. on July 20.
Lowest 81. on January 80.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED BY United States Coast and
Geodetic survey
Today. Tomorrow.
High - $3.50 am 10:45 Am.
Low - 4:23 am. 5:11 am.
High - 1929 pm. 11:17 pm.
Low - 4:56 pm. 6:39 pm.
The Sum and Mean.
Rises Sets
Sun today 6:04 SPA
Sun, tomorrow sos s:24
Moon today 7:54 am. 1901 IN
Automobile lights must b. turned on
one-half hour otter sunset.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22

1. Wtan6e lullen iid in sen unper-
itanoigen Srrtum elm, als finbe ibre
Sebens5eit ME ODER tpenieltens nod
lange ni6t ibr @nbe uno als nebme
Die gDigfeit ME ibren slnfong.
Die 3eit lit 1pertpoa, 10 beoeu-
tungspoa tpie bie. gtpigfeit, sic in ibr
begriinoet miro.
~Gie 3eit lit fur5 uno es gebt
poritber Sic 8eitalt bieler 8elt"
q. aor. Z, 80. 3D. }| r..'@
gs fliegt Ser ruoerIdneae HaGen
Den Strom binunter, Iei6t unb itet
nur an ser l1fer rai6em @e6lel be-
merritt bu, BOB es porlp1rts gebt. 60
fliegt oein 2eben lei6t uno mllnter
Ben glatten Strom ser 3eit billunter;
llno an Sem Sterben ser @enoiien BE-
merritt ou, oaB es oortpdrts gebt.
@er oie 3eit perflagen min, BOB
tie gar 81 friib perraudt ser ber-
flage MIR iid ielbIt oaB ct iie ni6t
friib gebrau6t.
@ie ou ielber benuteIt Sic 3eit, lit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
Nrtmim1hpn rtnpH hraurtt
Hnlkps
(5ortiebung folgt)

gSent elm 8plf inter Wtitgefiibl
peroient uno unlere Silfe beaniprl,-
den oarf, 10 lit es bas Ser 2itauer.
Seit Sabrbunoerten n1uB es Inn iei-
ne Selbitanoigfeit fampfen; ilno mie
brap uno tapfer es iid au6 belt,
INNER pieoer miro es bineinge5ogen
in oas 8erbangnis, oas bereits ieit
Sabrbunoerten iiber SIt-guropa
I6tpebt. Sataren, &uiien, 8olen 1no
0eutibe baben ii6 on 2itauen ber-
litnbiet. Bis auf unlere Gage. Seute
miro es ieiner beiliglten Sitter be-
9raubt, 1tno Die 8elt bleibt falt. Ser
geber1s tpiro man in Ser Breiie ll1t-
1ieres 2anbes nod IeuBerltngen Der
gmporung 1ub bes Mitleios fir bas
niBban6elte Iitauiide 8olf il,6en.
Sbpeigen, Sdtpeigen itberall, aud
in ber arbeiterpreiie, Sic piel bon
5reibeit 1no 0emofratte ibtpakt.
Stun -Ieie man bas eri6iittern6e
0ofnlnent, bas i'm lSerbit i'm 8ati-
fan iiberreibt 1purbe. ssn ibrer gsot
ipanbten ii1 Die &atbolifen 9ttau-
ems an Seine Seifigfeit, BapIt
sBtus XII benz tie ibr id1peres 2eio
'ffagten. n8ir idreiben i'm Inter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22

nern ipieoer beisebro6t. Sic befin.
oct ii6 aur 3eit i'm 8eiis ser ameri.
faniihen Wfilitarperipaltung in
8eutidlano. 2este 8ode gab &aroi,
mol 5rancis Speamon befannt, bob
er I'M Sabre 1947 Dos &riegsomt ge.
beten babe, oie &rone oes III. Stepban
in 8eripabr 5u bebalten. ssn elmer
erflGrung eroffnete &aroinal Spea.
man, baB &aroinal Wfinos5entp BEL
leinem Iufentbolt in oen Ser. Stoo.
ten ben 8uni6 alsgeiproden babe,
oaB Die &rone ni6t oen fommuniItis
lden Siibrern bon ungorr in bie
Sdnoe fallen moge.
Sn Bonn bat ser SauptouslduB
oes 8arlamentaril6en States einen
gerfailungsentlpurf fir 8eIt=Geutids
lano beinabe fertiggeiteat. Sieier ents
bolt ni6t mebr, ionoern peniger an
driltlidem @eiIt OILS Die @eilnorer
gerfaiirng - namlib gar nidts.
8roBes GrItal1nen, 0a sic &ir6e1
lnun GorItellltngen erbeben! - 9ei
Oen 8eratllngen iiber Oas neue
StaatsgrunOgeleb i'm Barlamenturi=
llden Gat lebnte cine aus So5iaIilten,
&ommltnilten uno einigen 2iberoleu
IbeNebenoe fnappe Mebrbeit sic Ser
anferung Oes glternrehtes in ser
neuen Gerfaiiung ab. 0as beoeutet,
oaB man Die Sdule uno Dos gr5ie-
bungsmeIen tpeitgebeno Dem Staote
porbebalten uno oas 8edt ser gltern,
Die gr5iebung ibrer &inoer aud al,s
Berbalb Oes @lternbauies maBgebeno
81 beeinfluiien, ousl6olten tpiQ.
8enn bie Stride ii6 na6oriidlif fir
oas glternredt uno feline Geranfes
rung in Ser neuen Serfaliung einz
iett, flmpft tie nidt fiir eieeniii6tige
Snterelien, ionoern fir oas gtaturs
reht. Die &inoer geboren MIN ein-
mai Dor @ott uno Ser @elt Sen e.
tern, uno nidt Dem Stoote. Sen gIs
tern Itebt alio bas erIte, 1,noer1uBers
lide &edt auf oie gelante gr5iebung
ibrer &inoer gu. 8er iid oafiir ein=
iebt, ihiist Sic natiirlihe Srbnung
oes 2ebens unb Oamit oie 8runoIa-
ge, auf ser allein ii6 tpabre aultur
entfalten fann. - Ser Sal1pta1,s-
ihuB bes characterization States
nabm in Irtifel 78 oes gnt1purfs
gum 8runogeieb einen Baiius an
porin perfiiet miro, tpelhe gibes.
formel Ser 8unoespr1Iioent BEL lei.
nem slmtsantritt 5u ipre6en bat. Ser
lebte Sat oieier gioesformel Iautet:
so 1pabr mir @ott belief" Ser
Sauptausi6uB bes Barlamentorii6en
States bat beldloiien, bab bieier Sas
audi alsgelailen ,peroen fann. 500
rum audi niht? gs gebt aud obne
@ott. gs lit i6on einmol obne Gott
gegangen - oamals, als ser ygln=
madtige" Sitlers unb @obbels' balf.
Igs lit iogar glan5eno gegonger, Bis
fnr5 Dor SdluB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22

totolitdren Spitenten, iene 0 II
5nrhtbiffierte 4Iugbeit,
Die es empfieblt, I'M 8eiprah nit
5remoen obne ieoe 9on5eilion, obne
ieoe 2iberalitdt, fategorilh nno 5enti-
metergena,l auf Der porgelhriebenetl
2inie 5ii bleiben, oeren 8erlaiien er-
fabrungsgemaB nidt linbeoenflid lit.
SIN Geiprdb nit gebiloeten 9fuiien
Die Sffi5iere Der SNea, baufig aus
eeiitigen 8erufen itantmen6, itellen IN
oieier Be5iebung cine elite bar -
miro man in Der fritiIben grorter-
ung Der ioeologiiden, io5ialen uno
ofononiiden Snbalte fommnniltiiher
unb nibtfommliniitiiher Staats- ltnb
8eIenidaftsoronung faum elm 9lbtpei-
den pon ser ortboooren 2inie erle-
ben, ionoern in ieltenen Sallen allen-
faas nur cine aart llnil6riebene, mebr
frageroe anoeutlt1tg.
(5ortleBung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22

| lie Dir gu oienen uno 81 idaoen
bereit.
@em Die Gage bingeben, obne baB
er ieinem 3iele n1ber fomnt, ben
Dergleidbt elm inoii6er Bbilolopb nit
Dem 8laiebalg, Der atnlet obne gu
Ieben.
3ie Seligen i'm Simmel 1tno oie
llngliidliden in ser Solle modten
nod Elm Stitdden 9ebens5eit boben;
Die eriteren, Inn ibr Slid 5u bermebs
rem, Ole onoeren, INN ourh einen
Geueaft ibrem Geroerben gu emit
geben.
@ebrouhe Oie 3eit, ober 3unGtIt
Die, tpel6e in beiner 8efDalt Itebt.
@oat nidt ltetS bas 8eItern loben.
gtidt Gertrauen auf mor9en iettl
Ser5 i'm 8ulelt, @ptt oa oroben ban-
belt i'm IebenO'gen Sebt.
2. 2e6e, ais mollteit 0u ieoen Gag
| Iterben; arbeite, ols pollte1t ou e1pig
leben.
8ei ser 8enubung Ser 3eit a6te
ouf Sen rehten 8emeggrltnb. Man
fam ieine ,3eit ebenio Deroerben nit
Dertloien 9eifdftigungen 1pie nit
| 0tiiBiggong.
Itan tut oft piel lrno tut I'M 8runs
| Oe bod nidts, neil mon nift oos TIT,
mas man tun ioQ.
IS rollt uno rauIdt ser Strom ser
3eit, Ser elf ms Wteer Der glpigfeit.
Silf mir, o Serr, OaB ieoer Sag mid
aud bem Simmel nabern mag.
8os bu tun piaIt fiir sic Gpig-
felt, oas tue, Iobalo ou fannIt. 2aB
ungebroltft Die Stunoe nidt berge-
ben, pielleiht min feline 5tpeite sir
beginner; Lob 1rngebroden feline &oie
! lteben, piellei6t ml,Bt Dor ser RoIe
on bon binnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
per,i,iihtes

Sic Observation-Disclosures Slide
garoe (S6erD in Sloenburg, Sno.,
fonnte lebte g8ode ibren bunoertiten
@eburtstag begeben; lie lit bas al
telte Mitglieo ibres Sroens uno nod
inmer riiitig. sic tpuroe am 13.
Saratar 1849 als &inb elmer h,tbe-
ridden Samilte in 0eutidlanO sebo=
ren. SSm sllter bon a6t5ebn Sabren
fam iie naf slnerifa gu elmer in ct.
2ouis perbeirateten S6meiter. Sier
tpuroe tie balo nit ser fatboliIder
Stride befannt uno einige Oeonate
ipGter lpuroe iie fatboliid. SIM Sabre
1870 trat lie bel oep 5ran5isfancrin-
men etn.
slls neulid ser 1lngariide &aroi-
nal-8rimas Minos5entp bon Der
fommaniitii6en 8esierl1ng perbaftet
Duroe, 1puroe er II. a. bei6uloigt, er
babe sic &iidgabe Ser ct. Stepbans-
Rrone an oie alngariide &egierung
|bintertrieben. 9ie &rone lit Elm re-
IiaioIes, biItoriides Stiid, bas bon
|llngarns eritem 4onig getragen muir
oe. 8dbreno oes 4rieges tpuroe Die
&rone BON oen. GeutIden indigenous
men, Ipater aber bon ben amerifa-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
Br1trllt Eurr zrttu1g nt1t1t alb!

genm bn, ebr 2eier ber Sage pieQeidt mnma beiu.
Seltnns aen bah nnb @ Dir mt mSsl it, abresbetrae
ensnenben beue nt a Ion6n rng bis
uie oer b5abn fanni ir iemon oeue 3tums meter
Nbeenng bebeuet amten alien Trennoes uub
enen sdaoen fir bic fatboltde Erefe
9u fann ben Mbunnement anf ben Ser She
epbnnm 3enieu oor 2r
genoem 5prmnlar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22

Ben, oie aud MIR ireenbipie an Die
&eligion erinnern. Die 2ebrer iino
ungetuieien, einen betrdhtliden geil
ibrer 2ebrftiinben Der slaubensfeino-
li6en nMnfflarlng" ein5ur1iinen.
Das lit bas SdidIal bes Iitnuifhet
8olfes, Dos Die Meniben falt IaBt.
Gin boles 3etben!
C.-St. d. C.sV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
MACMILLAN sable

slltberiibn1te arailteriaIbe, uniiber.
troffen bel
8ran6 10 nm ben
aller Irt uno BEL anoern 2eiben,
tnelhe i'm beigebenen .3irfnlar on.
gegeben iinb.
Greis 60 Gents per Sar, plus
2 Gents Sbio State Sales ,Ear fir
-oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men. - 8ep. 5r. $. &C., $40 8alilo,
5.1.,, 49, Brazil, Solitb slmerica,
i6reibt: SD bin b06it befrieoigt nit
Sbrer Salbe. Weoge 8ott sic iegner
fir oas @ute, tpel6es Sic Ser Meni6.
belt er1peilen!" Nur 5u beaieben
bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22
Elm 6uprr-B -Brftp pllrr nnh
fptnr Ephrpn

General @ilenbomers &'riessbud)
u&reu55ug in europa" miro IN Ben
Ser. Staaten, .penn man BON ido=
ner Siteratur abIiebt, als oas bisber
groBte llnternebmen auf Dem 8iihers
marft" be3eidnet. @iienb 8erles
ger, Doubleday & Company, ertpor-
tet, oaB biz gum 5riibiabr 1949 on
oertbalb Wilionen gremplare oes
8erfes geOrudt iein iperoen, 1nO
iiberbies 1perOen tnebr als bunbert
Sages5eitllngen in aller @elt Die Me=
mpiren oes amerifanil6en General
Itabscbefs bes 5tpeiten @eltfrieges et=
pa fiinfunoiieb5ig Willionen 2eiern
CUR &enntnis bringen. gs gebt alio
= tpie man itebt = ni6t nur Inn
einen n8eltieaer", ionoern iogar Inn
cine strt Super-8eltieller! Nun, Ser
~&reu55ug in europa" lit obne ieoen
3meifel Elm bo6tntereiiantes Bud,
oos oerbient iiberoaht au iperben.
Genn mas ser omerifonii6e General
ltabshef aus intimlter &enntnis ser
gntmidllng 5u berihten peiB, gibt
mirflib InlaB su elmer Reibe alBerit
ldper,piegenoer losilder Solgerun,
gen fir oie beutige @eltlage.
Ga Oranst ith Dor alien oie Srage
ser u5tpeiten Sront" in Sen 8orbers
gruno oes Sntereiies. @iIenboiper be.
fiiriportete aus rein ltrategiI6en
@riinoen bie esnba1ton in gsorb- -6ranf,
reid, @initon Gburbin NOR fir etnen
|StoB bon Staliet llno bonn 8alfan Der
unb tpoute in ben lesten &riegspoder
nit alien perfiigbaren britiide. ,,no
amerifaniihen Srlppen loueit mie
moglih nod Weittel- 1,no SIt-9el,tif-
lano, nod Berlin, in oie Si6ebo>Slo=
mafei uno bis 5u Sen @renaen In.
garns porltoBen. gs ibien giienboper
bamals, als lei gburhin rl,,n bie 3u=
funft oes 8alfans beiorgt" 0as be-
ititigt iibrigens aud @iaiam s. Bull
lit, Ser ebemaltge amerifaniibe Bot
i6after in Wosfau uno 8aris. @r BE-
ri6tet, oaB Gbur6in in1mer tpieoer
|auf oie &oniequen5en bingelpieIen' ba=
be, Die cine l1eberlallung DIT l,nb
Central =guropas an bie So1pietlar=
NEE NIT fid brinsen tpiiroe. Bortlid
idretbt 8ullitt: Simmer tpieoer
i6lug er Dor, Dob sic 8riten ooer mir
cine atpeite 5ront auf Dem 8olfan
ober i'm &aume bon SrieIt erridten
iollteu, oamit BEL &riegsenoe oas DO
nalt.SnI 1id in nnIeren uno nidt in
fommuniitiiben Sdnoen befGnbe. Sat-
te &ooieoelt Gbur6ias Blanen 5uge-
itimnlt, 10 pdre elm @roBteil DIT unb
Mittel- -guropas fir cine freie 8elt
gerettet poroen." Srauflin 9.
Hoolepelt aber mar ni6t gu bepegen,
lih bon DEM fallben 8ilbe 81, lolen,
oas er it6 bon Stalins Yerionlidfeit
lrno beiien 8olitif gebiloet bate.
Sc lit berltGnolid, bob General gi-
ienbopers 8u6 aud in Imerifa eine
5iile fritii6er ueberlegungen ausge=
lott bat. go meint 3. g. Die Seem Dor-
fer ,0ailp Seems, Die iotpietiiden Sc
pinne i'm nfalten &rieg" batten Der.
mieoen tperoen fonnen, menn sic Il-
liierten gburdias Blan fir cine SSn-
paiton nad europa iiber Sen 8alfan
itatt our6 oie Normanoie gefolgt md-
rem. gs eri6eine umebr als 5tpeifel-
baft, oh Stalin 8ulgarier, &umanien
uno nngarn fontrollieren unb uns in
@riedenlano burG bie itanoige Srob-
ung NIT Der 8oli6etpiiierung 1tnter
0ruf balten 1piirbe". Ser iotpietiibe
ginfluBraum tpiirOe = 10 meint bas
genannte 8latt = porausii6tlid elm
4oS s.,H ~.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-01-22

Maximilian Sanitarium
2698 Joyce Ave., COLUMBUS 3, O.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steom From the BubbIine CouIdren
By FRANCIS STANN

Orchestra Leader Guy Lombardo with small fortune tied
in his Gold Cup boat Tempo VI and pile Of dough already
spent In moorboat racing reported willing to step out OF the
SPORT according insiders expensive and takes too
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Egyptian, n, Is Third to Swim
Channel in Both Directions

When he left the British coast
the water temperature was 81
degrees. But Rehim doesn't seem
to mind chilly water. During his
successful crossing last year, he
passed through some currents as
low as So degrees.
The chief menace to his at
tempt during the final hours of
the difficult 21-mile swim today
was a strong southwest wind.
Late last night, Tini Jonker,
18-year-old Dutch flower girl,
failed in her attempt to make it
from England to France.
An hour after 1t. Rehim waded
ashore. his Egyptian teammate,
Marie Hassan Hamad, dived into
the waters off Cap Girls Nez and
began swimming towards Dover.
Hamad had tried the channel
earlier this season but failed to
make 1t.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CAP Girls NEZ, France, Sum
day, Sept. 18.-Lt. Hassan Abdel
Rehim, husky Egyptian army
officer. swan the English Channel
from Dover to France today.
He made the treacherous cross
ing in Is hours and So minutes
and became the third person in
history to conquer the channel in
both directions.
1t. Rehim, a 41-year-old officer
in King Farouk's army. fought
high winds and choppy seas in the
west-to-east crossing. He swan
from France to England ast>year
in II hours ~ minutes-some six
hours over the record.
1t. Rehim struck out from the
beach at the village of st. Mar
garets, near Dover. at 1924 am.
"A small crowd was on hand
when he staggered up onto the
beach. After taking a few steps
he began walking normally.
The flrst thing he said, as he
waded back into the surf to mas
sage his tired legs with water,
was:
"The sea was very rough"
Cold water was an additional
hazard for the Egyptian swimNaer.
Evening star., 1949-09-18


Totals 80 8 "a 13 Totals 32 s27
Homered for Berry in 7th.
Ran for Robinson in 7th.
Safe on error for Trout in 9th,
Iran for Swift in 9th.
Detroit " 900 OOe 31O-4
New YORK 020 Ill O0x-5
Errors-Mapes. Collins, Vico, Rizzuto.
Runs-Mullin: Robinson, vico. Campbell,
Mapes, Di Magic, Berra. Keller (2J.
Massio, Rizzuto. yico CD. Campbell, Evers.
Two-bass hits-Di Magic, Rizzuto, Robin
son. Three-base hits-Evers, Mullin.
Home runs--Keller, Vico. Campbell Dou-
RI Rfzzuto to eoiiins. 10 Lett n on SasesmDso
troit; Z: New York, g. Bases on balls
Oh Sanford, 8; of Houtteman, 8: OF Page,
2. Struck out-By Sanford. 8; by Page,
l: by Houtteman. 2: by White, /. Hits
On Houtteman, Z in innings (none out
in 6th); of White, l in ! inning; of
TEoute. Q in 2 innings: Of Sanford, in
Winning pitcher-Saniord (6-3l. Losing
pitcher-Houtteman q4-9). Umpires-
Berry, Paparella, Hubbard and Stevens.
Time-2:24. Attendance-4O.75S.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Mats Lose 10 Indians
By 8-3; Robinson
Ties Gos|in' S Mark
By Burton Howkins

Gene Bearden, q 20-game win
ner last year who has failed to
battle American League hitters this
season. found nothing wrong with
his pitching yesterday that the
Mats couldn't cure.
Unvictorious for seven weeks,
or since he last faced the Mats on
July "a, the big southpaw with the
classic profile restricted the Mats
to eight hits and beat 'em, 8-3,
as his Cleveland mates pounded
Mickey Harris and Joe Haynes for
Is hits before a gathering of 7,147
at Griffith Stadium. Bearden
squared his season record at 8-8,
while his season record at 8-3,
while Harris lost his 18th decision.
He has won four.
Off to a shaky start. Bearden
was slammed for six hits in the
first three innings and among
those was burly Eddie Robinson's
18th homer. With that mighty
poke over the rightfield wall, Eddie
became the first left-handed
Washington batter in 20 years to
deliver that many home runs.
Goose Goslin twice smashed 18I
homers. the last time in 1929,
while zeke Bonura holds the Mats
record with % in 1898.
Robbie's Homer Ties Score.
Robinson's blast lifted the Mats
into a 3-3 tie in the third inning,
but with that drive Washington's
attack came to a screeching halt.
For the last six and two-thirds
innings Bearden stopped the Mats
with two singles while the Indians
maintained a steady lombard
ment.
Lou Boudreau, with four singles
and Mickey Vernon and Ken Kelt-
ner. with double and two sin
giles each, sparked Cleveland's as
sault which produced at least one
hit in every inning.
Gil Coan presented the Indians
a run in the first inning when he
roamed into Ed Stewards leftfield
territory and gummed up Dale
Mitchell's easy fly for a 2-base
error. Larry Dolby fetched Mitch
ell across with a double to left.
Successive singles by Stewart,
Sam Mele and Robinson, plus Ed
die Yost's grounder, sent the Mats
ahead in their half of the inning,
but the Indians bounced back
with two runs in the third on
singles by Mitchell and Boudreau,
Joe Gordon's long fly and Kelt-
ner's single.
Robinson's homer made a 3-3
game Of it, but in the sixth Cleve-
land took command at 5-3 on
Keltner's single, Bob Kennedy's
(See MATS. Page BED
Evening star., 1949-09-18
When Bonhom Won Thot Big One

Clark Griffith his shave played farther
below their ability than previous Washington
clubs and I'm pretty disappointed
running of this team The death
Bonham of the Pirates recalls late September
when Bonham pitching for the Yankees
game that ultimately cost the Indians pennant
the contest Keltner base
petuantly beated First Dahlgren
that Bonham got, anyway" -Four a
grnned, land this will make 1t five"
Nelson of Alexandria about ball games
being called darkness prior completion
innings and wants to know the
terminated after five complete innings
played out by simply turning the lights It's baseball
Mr. Nelson that started in daylight prolonged
by artificial lighting. Chicago that
Jack Onow won't be retained Of the White Sox
but that Luke Applng positively won't succeed him.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Relief Star Nips
Detroit Rally 10
SaveGame,5 5.4
Victory by New York
Offsets Boston's 81
Triumph Over Browns
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Joe
Page, the peerless relief pitcher
making his 53rd appearance of the
season, saved another game for
New York Yankees today as the
Detroit Tigers were set down, 50.
George Vico and Pinch-hitter
Paul Campbell hit home runs on
successive pitches in the seventh
to knock Fred Sanford from the
mound. Page yielded a run in the
eighth when Pat Mullin tripled
and came home after Hoot Evers'
long fly. but he saved the day in
the ninth by forcing Johnny Lipon
to hit into a double play that
ended the game.
BY their victory the Yankees
maintained their two and one-haH
game lead over the Boston Red
Sox in the torrid American League
race. although the Red Sox also
won today. Although they de-
feated st. Louis. 3 to 2, time is
running out on the Red Sox.
Keller Hits Homer.
Charlie Keller sent New York
ahead in the second with homer
after Joe Di Maggie had doubled,
The Yankees got a run in the
fourth when Larry Berra singled,
went to third on Vico's high throw
to second and scored on Joe COL
line infleld grounder. Cliff Mapes
also scored in the fifth on an in
field out and Keller counted the
fifth and deciding run in the sixth
on Phil Rizzuto's sharp double to
right field.
Art Houtteman, trying for his
18th victory, was the losing Tiger
pitcher.
Sanford was the winner, but it
was Page who got the glory. OF
his So games, New York has won
38, tied /.
The crowd of 40.758 saw some
long range hitting by both teams
but particularly by the Tigers,
who got two homers. two triples, a
double and one single.
Sanford COllapses.
Sanford. who allowed only one
hit in six innings-Hoot Evers'
triple in the second-fell apart
suddenly with only three pitches
in the seventh. With one out.
Aaron Robinson doubled. Vico
smashed the first pitch into the
right field stands and Campbell
promptly did the same.
Out came Sanford and in came
Page.
So angry was Sanford at him.
self for his sudden collapse that
he beat his head in chagrin
against the Yankee dugout on his
way to the clubhouse.
Today's defeat was the fourth in
a row for the Tigers after they
mad won 10 straight.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
A Tip: Watch Lofoyette and Wake Forest

Most football coaches including Bo Rowland think
teams that are being overlooked the East and South
Martin Ruby tackle for the New York Yankees of
ference scored recently against Buffalo his
in more than 13 seasons by George Raerman
DETECTED Ruby juggled FELL
goal.
If they continue to fix haf-mle manner
Of Marlboro and the nighttime of
kept in fine shape it's cnch the bigger but weedier
will have to conform suffer by comparison The
Marlboro of pleasant afternoons beats indoor
rummy any time
For real college football fans promising
teevon program coming Git starts this Friday will be
"Touchdown" WAdAL-TV from 7:30 pm which the
outstanding plays Of four five Of the biggest college
previous week will be films 92-year- old
Mats the other night Gerhard Unce Gebbe Meyer
worked 1885 into 1892 previously
the old Washington Ball Club
North Capitol and Massachusetts, the site of the City
Post Office. Uncle Gebbie whose Willie still works for
The Star. when Connie Mack catching for
Washington.