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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30

BRANCH 33

This coming Sunday, Nov. :,
will be the last day we have to
work on the picnic grounds. We
are closing the grounds for the
winter. Let's have a good showing
Sunday, bring a rake, shovel or
axe to help finish up the small
Jobs we have left.
The members on the sick list
this month are George Wolff, An
drew kourad. Michael Cntch and
Andrew w. Davis. The members
fish them all speedy recovery,
Friday night October 3lst
there will be a Halloween Party
for the kiddies at the Eastside
S a h nheim; sponsored by
Branches 35 and "a.
The next monthly meeting OF
Branch 33 will be held On Sunday
Nov. 9th. 1852 at ? 90 p. m. at the
East Side Sachsenheim.
Our deepest sympathy to the
family of Brother John Deppnel
who passed away Sunday Octobe,
II. 1852 at Lorain, Ohio. May he
rest in peace.
John R. Schneider, Sec
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sAxoNs VETERANS
By FRED

Our Installation Banquet which
was held last Saturday i'll the
Empire Room at Hotel Cleveland
turned out to be tremendous
success. We were honored by the
presence of Mr.. Michael Bretz
who formally installed the Of
tlcers of Our association ior the
ensuing year. Guests included
were Mrs. Bretz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Salmen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Nakel. A token OF apprecia-
ton was given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Salmen in return for the many
hours of enjoyment our members
derived at their farm. A sump-
tuous bill of fare preceded an
evening of dancing and frivolity.
The motion pictures that were
taken of their entire affair will
be an everlasting reminder of the
success of our venture. And l
might add. the succesfulness of
an affair such as ours lay solely
in the hands of those who at
tended. The ingredients were
there, if anyone felt disappointed
it was his own fault.
The next regular meeting OF
our club will be held on Monday
November 10. A special meeting
may be called before that time
to straighten out an important
mater which has been called to
our attention
On Saturday November |. we
will again present George Cook
and his band at the SachsenheIm
Ballroom 7OOl Denison Ave. If
any OF the members cannot be OH
hand to work on his assigned
committee, contact theCommittee
Chairman in sufficient time so he
can make the necessary changes.
Overheard through the grape
vine, the Saxon Vets bowling
team is now in second place.
Ever see an automobile do a
barrel roll Bill Salmen did, or
/ should say he did it. We are all
glad indeed serious injury did not
result from his airplane tactics.
Today is Halloween. Don't for
get to have supply of apples and
candy on hand or you will learn
the meaning of trick and treat.
Congratulations are in order
for Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Szabo.
They are the proud parents of a
bouncing baby boy, 10 pounds 8
ounces worth. The baby weighed
in at Sis a m. October y.
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CANTON, OHIO
Attention Canton Saxons of
Branch IA and II

Are you interested in the good
times we had years ago:
The time has come where we
have to organize a Social Club
for our Young married couples.
Our children are growing up
and there aren't enough activities
held at the club for us, and our
children.
Friday night Nov. : at 7 o'clock
will be Our first meeting. So let's
all come out we might be little
rusty at playing basket ball now.
But we can still play cards
hold parties, and dances etc. for
US and our children. SO come out
and give your opinion.
Michael Bender,
Martin Kelp,
George Schuster.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO


Saturday night October 25,
1852 found the Juniors at the
Semi mi-Formal Dance in Salem,
Ohio. Thanks Salem for the Won
dertul time.
At this time I would like to
congratulate Bunny Untch of
Conton, Ohio for wining Saxon
Queen for 19S2-1o53. This is the
fourth year in a row that Canton
has been the title of Queen. What
do they have down there? There
were queens represented from
Ellwood City, New Castle, Salem,
Canton.
At the meeting in Salem, Ohio
Sunday October 26, found re-
presentatives from the Juniors Of
Lorain, Monaco. Ellwood City,
New Castle. Canton, Salem,
Cleveland West and Cleveland
East. Representatives from each
of these cities lodges were also
present. A very nice showing was
had at the meeting. l wish to
thank all lodges who sent re-
presentatives.
A schedule for the coming
basketball season was made up.
There will be two games held
each week at the respective clubs.
Let's support Our Juniors at these
games.
Tohn B. Schneider, 1st Vice Pres.
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SALEM NEWS

The queen chosen at the T. s.
]. A. semi-formal dance was
Bunny Untch from Canton. Con-
gratulations! Other contestants
were Arlene Bodendorfer from
New Castle, Hilda Dengel from
Ellwood City and Helen Schuller
from Salem. 1t must have been a
hard decision for the judges to
make since all the girls looked
very pretty. Ellwood City is to
be commended on their good
showing of their newly reor-
ganized club. Thanks to all who
helped to make the dance a sue
cess.
The meeting of T. S. ]. A. Of
ficers, the national committee and
representatives from various
clubs was very we'll attended.
Meetings such as these may be-
nefit the clubs so that interest
is again built up in the weaker
clubs.
A basketball league was or
ganized with Canton, Monaco,
New Castle and Salem participant
ing. Beginning November %, a
double header will be playd each
Saturday in a different City.
Salem's first home game will
be December 6. Plans for the
game will be made at Our meeting
on November -, so all try to eb
present.
Freda Hermann, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30
GARY, IND.
BRANCH rs

The deputies of Branch % and
40 are preparing an Halloween
Party for all the children OF Br.
70 and 40 of the Central Verband,
November 9th, 1852 at 7 80 p. m.
in the Saxon Club. All children
should come in costume. An Or
chester will play for their enter
tainment. The parents should see
to it that all their children attend.
because this is an evening of fun
for all the children.
The Deputies.
A. ]. Binder. Sec.
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SALEM, OHIO
BRANCH 10

This is to notify all memebers
Of Salem Lodge l9 that there will
be nomination of officers at the
November J meeting. All men,
bers should attend this meeting
and nominate their choice for
office. AS the Democrats and Re-
publicans say - this is your pri-
vilege and your duty.
Also keep in mind the Annual
Armistice Day Banquet to be held
at the Club Tuesday, Nov. II. Be
sure to sign your Invitation and
mail it back to the Committee.
Let's all attend these two
events.
Ralph Gang, Sec
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CLEVELAND
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Ghosts and goblins are out to-
night! Beware! Halloween is
again here. The Juniors are hav-
ing their party a. Fred and Jean
Haller's. 1881 wee 128 Street,
between Loraia Aed Triskett. The
party starts at 7:5O p. M, Satur-
day Nov. lst.
There will be food and drinks
and games. Don't forget this is
masquerade party so come in
your favorite costume. See you
there!
The boWlers are still doing
great. Litsches have moved to
lst place. Good going team.
Pat Roby. Reporter.
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p. m. Our Grand President Mr..
Fred Thesis, will be our guest.
After the meeting there will be
refreshments and card party. On
the sick-list are: kath. kauntz
Schuster, Mrs. Rosa Ernst and
Mrs. Marie Wolf. We wish them
a speedy recovery.
Betty Tischler, Sec.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
BRANCH 30

All members of Branch 80 of
the Youngstown Saxons, are
urged to attend the annual Pre-
election olitical Rally this coming
Sunday Nov. End. 20 p. m. at
the club Immediately following
the regular business meeting.
Come, meet, see. and hear the
candidates of both parties. There
will be free lunch and refresh
ments.
Martin Pfinpspraff
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30

HALLOWEEN PARTY

All boys and girls. parents and
friends are cordially invited to
attend the anual costume HAL
LOWEEN PARTY given by Br.
and 4. The date is Friday Oct.
81, the time, z 80, and the place
is the Westside Sachsenheim.
There will be music, games, prizes
for the best costumes, refresh
,nents and plenty of surprises in
store. A wonderful time is
promiesd every one, from tiny
tot to grandma, so come one and
all.
The Juniors Committee,
Branch | and 4.
l6, %. 80.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30

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len sur @erfiiguna ltebenoen
friebIihcn Witteln ben SSioers
Itano oes aremls ae9en bies &C.
rehtfertiate 3iel su iiberlpinben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-30
DECEMBER ELECTIONS

The time is almost upon us
when new Officers will be chosen
for the coming year. If you want
your Lodge to continue to be a
success, you must give your
wholehearted support to it by
attending the December meeting
and select the candidates of your
choice.
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DETROIT. MICH.
MEETING

Don't forget the regular bu-
siness meeting to be held on No
vember 2. 1852 at 3 90 p. III. at
Carl's Tap Room, 1899 Gratiot
Avenue.
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Siebenbiireiid,- -2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt

ing.
And to the sick and, shut in
members we wish you all a spec
dy recovery and get out to see
us.
Fred w. Schneider, Sec.
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Wosfdu. - 9teucroinas periu6t
bie ruiiiihe BrnpaQanoa hem 0oIfe
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
Branch 1, Cleveland West

Dear Sisters Our next meeting
will be on Sunday Nov. ?, at 3 90
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ZIO+f T-O1fCldTld avenue
Redfortl 10. Michigan.

No phone viii be installed Tor
several months, SO any correspon-
dence will. of necessity, have to
be either by mail or, if in an
emergency, by telegram.
1ncidently, your secretary will
not be present at the November
meeting due to making the above
move.
A. Seller, Sec.
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NEW ADDRESS

Effective the lst Of November.
our secretary's new address will
be
Arthur w. Seller.
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Martin Pfingsgraff,
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Australians 4:O2.7
Makes Him Prospect
For 4-Minute Mile
BY the Associated Press

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. Is
A 22-year-old Australian who ran
a 4:02.1 mile Saturday was hailed
today by some track authorities
here as a strong possibility for
the long awaited four minute
mile.
John Landy, a medical student
lcompeting in an interclub meet
at Melbourne over a rain-Soaked
track, came within seven-tenths
of a second of the world record of
4:01.4 set by Gundar Haegg of
Sweden in 1945.
Landy. a student at Melbourne
University, caught the eyes of
coaches at the Olympics in Hell
sinki, although he failed to qualify
for the semifinals of the 1900
meters, finishing fifth in his heat.
He is described as a tall, olive
skinned youngster with a superb
physique and eye-catching run
ming form. Landy's trainer, an
old marathoner named Percy
Gerutty. told an Australian writer
two weeks ago that he had timed
his protege several times in 4:03
and 4:04 and declared he was a
cinch to beat four minutes fiat the
first time conditions are right.
Evening star., 1952-12-15

It was my good fortune to learn
football under the great Knute
Rockne. who popularized the
Notre Dame shift. I feel deeply
indebted to Rockne for many les
sons which I have never forgot
ten. One of the most important
things he stressed to all of his
players who expected to go into
the coaching profession was that
under no conditions should we
ever squeal or grippe when we lost
a contest. I can look any man in
the eye and say that I have lived
up to that lesson.
On October II, 1852, Notre
Dame was defeated by an under
dog Pittsburgh team. Pittsburgh
used the shift against us and on
three occasions we were penaliZed
five yards for being offside. Not
one word was uttered from this
end, and none ever will be be-
cause there was nothing wrong in
it, and felt it was sound football.
Seeking Penalty Too Risky.
I cannot understand how any
man who has a knowledge of foot
ball can say that any coach could
take the chance of gambling
away down at critical point in
a game in the hope that he might
fool the opposition and get a five
yard penalty. Coaches are unan-
imous in the feeling that the last
10 yards are the toughest. There
fore. how can anyone feel that a
0Oach whose team has worked its
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Autographs Delay His Start,
But Bough Gets Off for Texas

and programs getting the great
mans signature for friends.
The photographers crowded
Sam into a corner and banged
away with flashlight shots of him
hanging up his old No. 33 jersey
Their lenses kept clouding, spoil
ing the pictures, and they had
Baugh hold up the shirt over and
over again.
Tereshinski Gives Up Ball.
Joe Tereshinski, who got the
game ball and whose locker was
next to Sans. dressed and waited
patiently for Baugh to come in
and autograph it for him. 1t
would be a cherished memento for
Joe, but when Sam finally showed
up, sentiment got the better of
Tereshinski. Maybe Sam should
have it!
II sure would like to have it If
you don't want it," Sam said. But
you go ahead and keep it."
They showed it back and forth,
halfheartedly, before Joe insisted
that Sam keep it.
you're entitled to it," he said.
"It's only right" he added in an
aside to a bystander.
Sam put the ball in his locker
and then got it out again while
photographers snapped pictures OF
Joe presenting it to him.
When Baugh first entered the
dressing room. he put a fatherly
arm around little Eddie LeBaron's
shoulder and they talked in low
(See BAUGH, Page A-20)
Evening star., 1952-12-15

Sammy Baugh left the Red
skins and Washington late yester-
day afternoon to return to his
Texas ranch and "go to work
1--WE been laying around all
season, I've got to go to work
now," the 38-year-old passing
wizard replied when asked if he
intended to rest for while after
making his final appearance as
Ia Redskin player.
There's no chance to rest on
a RANCH" Sam said with a smile.
There's always something to be
done. Right now, I guess feeding
will be the biggest chore."
Somebody asked how many head
of cattle had to be fed.
"A little over 300," Sam replied,
land that's going to be too many
If the price of feed don't come
down soon."
Sam and Bones Driving.
Baugh and Hugh Taylor, Red
skin end, left last night by auto
for the Southwest. They planned
to share the driving as far as
Oklahoma City, where Taylor
lives, with Baugh going the rest
of the way alone.
They didn't get away as soon
as hoped-it was well after dark
when they drove off-because Sam
was kept on the field more than
Ia half hour after the game sign
ing autographs. The dressing
room was crowded with players,
club officials, newspapermen, ra-
diomen and photographers. and
some of them had tickets, cards
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Shaw Likely 10 Coach
North for Senior Bowl
BY the Assoeioted Press

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 15.-Buck
Shaw of the San Francisco Forty
Miners probably will substitute for
Paul Brown of Cleveland as coach
of the North squad in the annual
Senior Bowl game here January 3.
Brown was named for the job,
with Shaw as alternate, but Brown
will be required to coach the
Conference team in the
Los Angeles Pro Bowl as a result
of his teams victory yesterday,
putting it in the National Foot
ball League title game.
Steve Owen of the Giants will
coach the South squad.
Evening star., 1952-12-15
Legal and Ethical
Leohy Explains Shift Is Used
For Surprise, Better Blocking

way down the field would take q
chance of losing a down at such
an important place.
We used this play three times
against Purdue. The Boilermak-
ers were offside on the first two
Occasions and on the third they
held their ground. Naturally, this
Imaneuver was secuted when we
used it against Purdue.
The next time we used it was
against Navy. The Middies did
not go offside and Neil Worden
gained five yards from the Notre
Dame box into which we shifted
Therefore, the last two times we
used it before the Oklahoma game
the opposition did not come off
side, so I feel we were correct ir
assuming that the maneuver was
well secuted and that no team
would be drawn offside again
With this in mind, any team would
have been very foolish to risk q
down to try to gain a flve-yaro
penalty against such great defen-
Isive units as Oklahoma or South
Iern California.
If this play were illegal or un-
ethical, 1 feel that we would have
a very good case, as Notre Dame
was penaliZed on three different
occasions against Pittsburgh ano
on five against Iowa when they
used the same shift. Notre Danes
combined opponents. Purdue
Oklahoma and Southern Cal.
were penalized but a total of 2(
yards for the same infringement
Thus we did not benefit over oul
opponents on the number of pen.
altieS handed out for going offside
when the shift was called.
Long a Part of Attack.
There is no reason in the world
for us to have to apologize fol
putting in the Notre Dame shift
It has long been a part in oul
offensive repertoire. True. we
have not used it much since put
ting in the T formation, but il
has been in our offensive pattern
for the past three years and We
used it more in 1851 than we die
| in 1852.
We have learned that when oul
team is operating from the I
formation and gets close to the
enemy goal line, the defensive
linemen begin to anticipate the
(See LEAHY, Page A-21.)
Evening star., 1952-12-15


LeBaron with Baugh The officials to have called time
the master of ceremonies to have sad effect
This is it for Sammy There won't be any more"
1t off, and just we'll It's easy to ham
up farewels and the risk obvious yesterday Ger
tanly Sam wasn't disappointed. There to be
and the to win it LeBaron, not Baugh.
STRANGE HOW THE DAY unfolded. The Redskins weren't
supposed underdogs
the New York Giants playing Cleveland Yet both long
shots won.
The Eagles had to win and the Browns lose to
throw the National Conference into tie 1t interesting to
watch both the and the scorboard In New York it
TO- 1O7, 137 13-13 2O3 1920 27-2o 1920, 3427
1927, and finally, 1874, favor of the Giants.
You could the Eagles watching the big board. They
had everything going for the including the incentive But
happened they catching the Redskins of their
real good days. The Eagles didn't deserve to win.
LeBaron, Bones Taylor and Harry Glmer slightly
terrific play particu-
lary in the ne was reflected by statistics
Eagles able only yards the ground
the Redskins team doctor Pete Moran got into the act
EARLY IN THE FRACAs Gilmer suffered a
and removed the dressing for repairs Half
stitches big bandage slapped and
advised Coach Lambeau that little Harry should be
retired for the
won't use him in the second half" Lambeau He
said enough for Dr. Moran hear and for the Redskins
this good
Listen" said there's no reason why
Gmer can't play Take that bandage off, coodion
the cut and stick him in the He might make the
difference"
Harry did the difference. time when the Eagles
making off with 214 decision Gmer took handof
moved the ball to Phiadephas 16yard line From here
Taylor tie up 2-21 and the Redskins
took it from there.
BAUGH PRACTICALLY CALLED the turn his farewell
appearance "Is going to be real good ball game Sam
predicted I right about this who would rather have
playing LeBaron? Naturally you'd rather have eBaron
Sans all done the first admit it. Sixteen years Of
pro football long rocking got Baugh
early this could the
weeks advise his LeBaron That bear
ing fruit became increasingly evident the end The little
is becoming fair hand.
There only Baugh however and General Manager
Dick McCann may have said it all when the curtain
down. reporter wanted to interview Sammy for Of
those wife-angle stories.
Mrs Baugh isn't here" McCann said. You'd have to
to Texas for the interview But lot of Sammys other de-
pendents out. There's Mr.. Marshall .
and about 35 football players and about $4,000 fans"