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Evening star., 1951-11-06

only have welcomed him back at his old salary for the last
half of their campaign but have signed him for the 1923
season increase.
The young man could be lucky to fare so
cookie And nobodys called George
anything turning dime is concerned
IT TURNED OUT, Ratterman probably had Collins and
the Yank something of barrel The YankS who haven't
game only give evidence of needing player with
Georges talents but needing box-o1ce magnet WELL
The eNotre Dame star could be that magnet what with
his latest publicity The Yanks must make the long expensive
trip the this play two and the
first football baseball star to make jumping off, Ratter
pull in than few customers Certainly heu
be drawback.
bit of reputation happy -go-lucky
But he's also multtalented with keen for buck
All in ALL Ratterman Graham probably the two
versatile players football we'll being of the
best quarterbacks Best paid, too
RATTERMAN WAS FABULOUS as high school athlete.
Playing football every backhed position playing basket
ball at two positions playing tennis well enough to be
ner-up for the Ohio scholastic championship.
bores him. At Notre where he failed to
play his football eligibility after slight misunderstanding
with school authorities letters although
Johnny Lujack played the position In basketball he added
three letters and Garden choice 1915
and 1916 He letter in baseball and two in tennis
George whz he played for Buffalo of the ALL
America Conference in 1s7 1s48 and 1s quarterback
sadowed only by Graham who turn playing for the
aconquering Cleveland Browns In his off seasons he has
acquiredor acqunga law degree He plays classical and
popular music the has coached the backs St Bona
venture in spring training and conducted his radio and
TV shows.
All in ALL Ratterman is fellow who gets around and you
could of his best gains has just been completed
fresh blood was spilled it wasn't Georges
THE MYSTERIES OF TELEv1sIoN never will be under
standabe to good of For that matter neither will
the comparatively simple mysteries of TV progranmng
This Saturday, for instance Greater WashingtonS TV
will be insofar college football concerned
What with Maryland facing Baltimore it's understand
able why this will be telecast here It'll be sent to
the Middle West but Baltimore and Washington fans-who
might otherwise be tempted to home instead witnessing
the Terps bid for the Sugar Orange Cotton BowWont
the game TV
Baimoreans however will be able to switch the Vests
big game-Michigan State Nore Dame-but Washing
tonianS For there won't be live college
your screen this week end
WTOP, which has largely confined its facilities to
casting service will offer Fort the Military
District of Washington WNBW which has been monopozng
the with whoppng college games will settle for
Boiling Field Patuxen MAS probably order of the NCAA
and other agencies
If there consistency about football telecasting
tabooS 1t would be bear But from Saturday,
Maryland will be playing North Carolina State at College Park
and N State the team which almost spoiled the Terps
1850 by scoring 1913 upset And wha-Maryland
N c. State in our own backyard will be telecast!
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Terps 10 Throw Five
|Big-Gaining Carriers
Al Navy Saturday

Maryland has five ball carriers
averaging better than S yards g
crack to throw against Navy Sat
urday afternoon In Baltimore anc
a sixth, Quarterback Jack Scar.
bath. is just under that mark.
More than 80 per cent of the
Terps' offense has come from it:
ground game. with Maryland hav-
ing covered 1887 yards rushing ir
a total offense of 2,311 yards.
Chet Hanulak's touchdown
sprints of 81 and 81 yards against
Missouri last Saturday helped the
Hackensack speedster to a 9,5
average. best of the Terp backs
Ed Fullerton has a 81 average
but has carried only 20 times, few
est of Maryland's ball-carrying
leaders.
| Ed Modzelewski is averaging Sc
yards, Bob ShemonSkl 81, Ralph
FELTON, and even 5 and Scar
bath 47.
. Maryland may not have to con-
tend with Bob Zastrow Saturday
| According to word from Annap-
oils. Coach Eddie Erdelatz has
benched Zastrow, his regular T.
formation quarterback, and moved
up Mike Sorrentino, who has been
playing in Zastrow's shadow foI
2l2 years. Bob Cameron also has
been placed over Zastrow.
Both Sorrentino and Cameron
moved the Middies more effectively
against Notre Dame last weel
than did Zastrow.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Gonzogo's Defeat of CIV High
Morred by Neor-Riot at End

Sillex to hold back the inevitable
temporarily.
The Presidents couldn't move
and had to punt, Gonzaga taking
Ioyer on its 81. On the fist play
Cody again found a CIV receiver
in Eddy Wilder. but Wilder
couldn't hold the ball and Gene
Buckinham recovered it for the
Eagles on the CIV IS. Two penal
ties held up the Eagles. but with
Cody tearing off 80, II and 80
yards. they moved the ball to the
/. Leo DiValentino bucked over
John Kirchner's pass for the extra
point was no good.
! CIV fumbled its way to a tie ir
the second period. First Gonzaga's
Jim Mulholland fumbled and Bill
Carper recovered for the Presi.
dents on the Gonzaga IS. Then
(Cao cnN7 cNu por> m
Evening star., 1951-11-06
By Bill Fuchs

IOdCu JOe hOZlk says MS IOu-
zaga team is over-rated despite the
1912 defeat the Eagles handed
George Washington High last
night in Alexandria-and the
score could easily have been more
one sided.
I'VE don't have it," Kozik in
sisted as newsmen grinned
l"Georgetown Prep will give us
trouble next week and St. Johns
will be too much for US
Joe's old pessimism reached a
new low last night after his team
looked a real power in winning
its seventh victory against one
tie. Most observers came away
convinced Gonzaga was at least
three touchdowns better than CIV
Kozik also insisted that his
team is wearing out. I'VE started
September 49," he said, land we've
played every week since. They've
been playing over their heads and
will be worn out by the time they
meet St. Johns" The newsmen
smiled.
| Near-Riot Breaks Out.
! Not smiling were members OF
the Alexandria Police Department
who were having their hands full
quelling what remained of a near
riot which broke loose on the field
with a couple of seconds remain
ing on the clock. 1t began when
two opposing players started
trading punches and blossomeo
out when most of the 1000 spec
tators decided to get ringside
views.
Director Of Athletics A. z
(Rasty) Doran pleaded with the
band over the public address sys-
tenn to strike up the National
Anthem. BY the time the band
Obliged, the milling spectators
either didn't hear it, didn't recog-
nize it or were too busy enjoying
themselves.
| Peace finally was restored, but
/ the police were compelled to fill
up their squad cars several times
with boys who would not take a
hint and go home.
Three adults and six juveniles
were booked at the police station
Paul r. Shipley, SIS, of Beltsville
Md, and Charles A. Green. 10, OF
1000 Critenden street NE. posted
$500 bond each on obstructing
justice and disorderly conduct
charges. Albert A. May, so, Of 113
North Peyton street, Alexandria
put up $50 collateral on drunk and
disorderly charges.
The six juveniles were released
to the custody of the parents and
teachers.
Rest of Game Unplayed.
The moments remaining in the
game were not played. With 25
seconds left. the ball got loose in
the Gonzaga backf1eld and after
much fumbling, Lucius Beasley
recovered for CIV on the Gonzaga
Is. Bob Slick advanced to the
and Dick Pope went over.
/ But Gonzaga's substitutes were
! in at the time and the outcome
was already established. In fact,
the Eagles practically established
that in the first quarter when they
took the opening kickoff and drove
40 yards to the CIV 20. There Bill
Cody's pass was intercepted by
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Sawyer, PhiIs Manager,
Resting After Operation
By the Associuied Press

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. g.
Philadelphia Phillies Manager
Eddie Sawyer is resting today In
Wilmington Memorial Hospital
following what was described as
IA minor leg operation.
The hospital reported Sawyer
recently signed to lead the Phlls
through the 1854 season, would
return to his home in a few days
Details of the operation were not
disclosed.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Ex-Circus Performer
On Wrestling Show

Mars Bennett, who meets Adela
Antoine of Dayton, Ohio, in one
of the two women's wrestling
matches tomorrow night at
Turner's Arena, already had an
interesting career behind her be-
fore she took up wrestling.
She has been an acrobatic
dancer, a scholastic swimming
champion, riveter in a war plant
and q circus performer, first as a
rider of horses and elephants and
later in q trapeze act.
Evening star., 1951-11-06

been over it's turned out.
Ratterman, a person of many talents, is
back in good standing. He was fined $4,000,
according to Commissioner Bert Bell, who
announced his reinstatement. But even if
George pays the fine himself, which will be
doubtful, you've got to like his chances of
coming out ahead on the whole deal
His old boss Collins, has dropped pend
ing suit against Ratterman for contract
breaking. The Montreal Alouettes of the
Canadian Provincial League, for whom he
played at reported $4,000 salary, have fin
iShed their season already The Yankees not
Evening star., 1951-11-06

Today a year ago-Branch
Hickey was named vice presi-
dent and general manager of
the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Evening star., 1951-11-06

Second 10: II. Notre Dame ~. 1871
! IL. Kentucky 90, IN; 13 Texas Chris
tan, 80; II: Oklahoma %. s.; is. sar
Francisco, 81; lB. Baylor. 81; II. Cali
fornia and Washington State. 35; 10
College of Pacific I), 80; 20, Ohio Stat
and Arkansas. l6.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

WHEN GEORGE RATTERNAN jumped the National Foot
ball League play in Canada leaving Owner Ted Collins
the New York YankS holding twohirds of three
tract NFL club boased they had the young
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Sireftorcn bcs Glcpclono Suns
pcntion lmo Giiitprs Bureau mGblz
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iert baben umo Sic Srabition bon
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baf Wiaturantcn nun in ein5elncn
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einem urpben Sptimismlls beieeIt.
Sos belpeiicn ouh Die pielen pers
beiratetsn Stuoenten. Sit iltcn
Ionn lmo iSrau nct..einanOer i'm
helen SoDriool. "llnb bic Seiratslput
bGlt pciter an" periihette Elm Ser
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SlbihlllR bos 9lbpnnement elmer
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Wiehtigs Aenderung
i'm deuischen
FiImtheaier

Son bicicr 9Sohe ob miro in Der
Spicl;eit beS belttihen 'Silntheaz
ters, bent Mcnlphis Sbeater, cine
lpihtine 9lenberlruN Dproenoli,lrell.
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lm oud 9tohiiiolern 8eleQenbcit
,u ocben, Sic oeutid)cn Slime Al
Iebcn.
slb ;Sreitoo, Sen 8. Nlaafs,, bis ein-
ihlicGlid) Niontoo, ben ~. Mars,
IGuft hos Wtuiiflultipicl triumph
Der 9iebe" (9niiltroto). nit ben
ih0nltcn iSro,len &iens. Wtitlpirs
fcnne iino sSuoitb Splimeiiter. slnae
&onrooi, Soilpe Sernbt. Mario &ro=
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Sbcpbor SoncNNcr nno Saul
&cmpt.
Sie 6onolunQ ipielt in, o(ten
Griettenlono. s(aatbps, Der athcni=
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ihen &ricNcn lit hcimaefehrt lm
9niiItrota su lrirotcu. Gelhenfbc=
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Gs fcblt nun Sampn, Der n,Gtbtiue
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Sompn ulfQeltohelt, illchcn Die
OtGnner nun Die iSreuoennlGOd,el,
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0 aIte Observation-Disclosures,
Wohin bist du entschWunden?

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perNanQen, ieit bie oelttihel1 $opt)z
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Die ibr Stllbilm be0innen pDer fortz
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Observation-Disclosures nuhrilftsil.
llnb alb bellte, filnf Sabre ipiter,
lit Die &ric0saencrotion npcb III Der
ilbcrluicQenoen Wtebrbclt. SSenn man
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Neuer SchuU.Prozess
steigt in Sochsen

Berlin. - Sn gernbl1rs besann
fiir5lid) Ser brittle groBe S6aupros
seB in SadIens9 s9lnbalt innerbalb
Sabresiriit. slnseflagt lit sic bisberi-
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some, oeren leitenoe angeitellte Dor
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This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

CMALL businessmen who have
~ been caught in the materials
shortage and the scramble for de-
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Jede dritte SchuIstunde:
MorxismUs, LeninismUs

Berlin. - Bon rlmo 80 Stumoen
Nes podentlid)en Geiamtunterrihts
Ser 8. Bis s. Glaiiell ser 8runoihus
len in Der Soniet5one iino et,pa 10
Stunoen ser politiihen @eelnIlui.
lung Ser SGiiler i'm Sinne oes Mar,
rlsmlS unO Seninlsuus einserlrmt.
Nah Dem StlnOcnplan Ser genann-
ten alailen elmer 8runoi6ule linN
podentlid 5 Stunoen ruiiiiter
Sprahuntcrritt nit sleihseitiser
Gr5lcbung sur Sreunoiboit nit ser
Sopletllnlon, 3 StunOen politild)e
GegenDortsfunoe uno 2 Stunoen
Geldidte, in oenen an SanS ionieti.
lter SeIfhtsbiiher angeblihe 8e.
'dlhtsfdlIdGungen rforrigicrt" mcr.
ben, Oorgeieben.
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your telephone number so that you
may be easily contacted.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08

Grimo Garnera uno s(rgeutina
Hocca, sic lcttc NoGe cine slusein-
anoerietuug miteinanoer IN ser
Ircnn batten, lperOeu beim llud)Iten
Glngfampfprpgramm am 0tpntag,
Sen 12. WGr5, nieoerum ouIeinanoer
losgelaiien neroen. 8leid)5eitig ner-
Sen Die Ntiogets ibr GlepelanOer De-
but n,ohen. nit Sfp 2op 2pm eegen
Sonnp @op Gaiiiop.
Sie Glepelanoer BORING ano
@reitling Gommiiiion bcanitnnoete
sic Hlrt unO 8eiie, ME Garnera uuo
Hoccu Nas leste Mal miteinanoer
fumpiten, OILS 9focca Sen Sitcl bes
Stallencr3 errang. Sic &pn1n1iiiiun
beiNlaguoblnte Hoccas sanjeu Treis
bon $500 luo belegten Goccu, Gar.
ncru lluo Hoccus Ntanoger, 9ola
alporioni nit 8eloitraien. 9iocca
mus ieinc l(cberlegenbeit betpeiien,
mubreno Gnrncra bel Ser aommilIion
$4,000 hlnterlegen mllBte, lm eincn
epel('u 1uloereH Sulllpf 9e9en UpCcu
81 garantieren.
Vtathnater 8anlon fat iolgenoeS
Erogramm ullfgeltellt:
Erimo Garnera gescn argentina
Gocca.
Sanoor S5nbo gegcn Iutd
(Slngle gop) Soplctt.
Sfp Sop 2op gegen Srnup 9cy
Goiilop.
Nel Stclport gegcn Carol Gcof.
Gene (sptr. slnlericu) Stanlee ge.
gen Cen Sugbes.
8IaOef (Sar5am aolpalSfi 9esen
Step Surt.
aarten iiir oas Yrogramm iino
5u haben at ser 9lrena aailc luo
bel Gibuan Bros, 1856 Guclio slpe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08

essential civilian supplies, scarce
materials and plant utilization; co
contract negotiation and procure
ment policies; Cd problems of small
manufacturers. Represe ntative
Wright Patman ID. Texas) is
chairman: Representative Charles
A. Halleck of Indiana heads the
Republican list on the committee.
Both have had much experience
with small business problems dating
from World War II. Good news
is that the committee plans to send
subcommittee members on tours
into the country to study problems
at first hand.
nNCE again the people have
" moved to protect their freedom,
this time through their duly elect
ed legislatures! The 22nd Amend.
ment to the Constitution, approved
by the 80th Congress, has now been
ratified by the requisite number OF
states. It will limit any future pres
ident to two terms IN office. A spe.
cial provision allows Mr.. Truman
to run again II he wants to. It ex-
empts his three years in office un-
der the Roosevelt Series"
THE Department Of Agriculture Is
i stressing the need for home
vegetable gardens. Make inquiry OF
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
Mossengrab entdeckt

Maaoeburg. - 9einl 9lui6au beS
0tngoeburser Staoions nuroe unter
Der Midenhabn eit Maiiengrab aui-
aefunoen. aus bem 90 Seihen ge-
bergen meroen fonuten. Gs banoelt
lih Inn illnee MGbhen, Die bei einem
Jlie9erangriff setotet uuroen iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
Mozurtfest 1851

@ilriburg. - Sn sunni 5. S. per.
anItaltet @iirSburg eritlnalig nad
Dem arlege luieOer iein traoitionelles
yMojartieit" in Soisarten. gis iett
linS 5pei SoIaarten., Slpci aammer.
uno slpeI SrGeiter. .aon5erte porsc.
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