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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-01-19
Pick-A-W Winner
Contest

AS the County high school basketball grows older
and the top teams pull from the chaf it gets easier
to pick the winners of each weeks If there
upses that is! The PICK-AWINNER CONTEST gives you
a chance to indulge in sideine crystaLba gazing
If you most accurately guess the outcome Of next weeks
high school basketball games you will be rewarded with
pair of tickets to Roclviles Villa Theater.
Below is next weeks schedule In the box next to each
team you think will win place X. The card with
the most correct selections wins the PICKAWINNER CON
TEST
In of duplicate cards. the earliest posmark
wins.
All entries must be in the Sentinel office by next Thurs
day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-01-19
Scoring Leaders

MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday January H. 1856
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-01-19
Olney Polo Team
RepIays Tie Game

The Washington Polo Team of
Olney will journey TO South
Carolina Sunday to play off the
SIS tie of two weeks ago against
the Columbia riders.
Tentative lineup for the Wash
ington team is DR.. John Keller,
Rank Wilson, Col. Harry Wilson,
and team captain Donald C. Brad
ley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-01-19
Sherwood Takes Another
Crack at Damascus; B-CC,
Blair See Bi-County Action

Chapter of the Countys biggest basketball rivalry
will be staged tomorrow night in Rockville when Richard
Montgomery and Gathersburg meet That neither school
has very sparkling record doesn't matter The team that
will consider it successful The loser will get
a rematch on February II in Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-01-19

Jennings, Rockville Supply Com
pany VS.. Thomas G.. Oyster and
Associates, and Geeraert vs.
Gaithersburg A.C.
Standings in the Adult League:
Division One
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-01-19

Kline's ESQ and Rockville
Lions got through another week
as unbeaten leaders in the Rock
vile Recreation Departments
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24

din snaznih momaka / die
vojaka, u raskosu zivopisnih
narodnih nosnji, cd locke je
do locke sve wise gledaoce
odusevljavala.
"Koja grupa je bolja -
Kolo iii Tanec?" - to pita-
ME bio je u mislima a &C.
sto i ma usnama mnogih gle
dalaca koji svoje porjeklo
vuku il Jugoslavije i koji pri-
kaz narodne umjetnosti svog
Starog kraja pirate j unutras-
MIN ponosom i vrlo bliskim
interesom. To i'm sc pitanje
logicki nametalo, jer nije pro-
slo nj pola godine cd zavr-
5ene americke turneje make
donskog folklornog ansam-
bla "Tanec".
Oba ansambla imaju svoje
karakteristike i specifienosti
i imaju svoje odlike, svoj-
stvenosti i prednosti, koje
kod jedne i druge razlicito
dolaze do izrazaja. Do vrlo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
Istina i dobra namiera

TKO ISTINU GUDI GUDALOM GA Pc
! PRSTIMA TUKU. To je stara uzrece-
MICA koja mas uci da Sc nesmije uvijek isti-
domislja sto &c o cemu kazati i prikazati:
istinito iii lazno, da izigrava istinu ukazuju-
ci jednu stranu losiju iii bolju, a drugu da
presuti.
Znamo, ako Sc uzme jednog covjeka, j.
mace postena i vrijedna, pax Sc opise ME
gov losu stranu, a dobru presuti, on &c
izaci kao posve gao i nedostojan covjek,
iako je neduzan j dollar. Tako Sc moze pri-
kazivati sve i svakoga. U propaganda Sc ia
ko chi. Same Sc trail zlo i nevaljalo, a do
bro Sc presucuje iii Sc istice same dobro,
a lose sc sakriva.
u pitanju Jugoslavije, njeni neprijatelji,
vecinom izbjeglice i hrvatske i srpske, jed
mako traze Same lose stvari, koje uvelicava-
ju i vjesaju ma veliko zvono, a sto je dobro
presucuju.
Objektivni ljudi jednako gledaju i ma
dokro i ma lose. Ono sto n~evalja osudjuju
da Sc zlo ispravlja, a ono sto je dobro isticu
i hvale.
Mama je do %istine, pa i Jugoslaviji do
nosimo objektivno i lose i dobro. Kritizira-
mo sto drzimo da je "a kritizirati, a hvali-
mo ono sto mislimo da je dobro "a narod i
"a drzayu. Bas radi toga ~izvjesna katolicka
hrvatska stampa hoce da mas prikaze da
smo ma komunistickoj '%liniji'. Nina je sve
komunizam sto nije sovinizam, fasizam j u
staStvo iii cetnistvo.
TIC su najgori neprijatelji naroda.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24

ia grupa uzlva u svlJetu.
Potpuno savladavanje tehnike
igre, - i najbrzi i najtezi
koraci nizu Sc tn lakocom j
sa smjeskom ma lieu, - sa-
vrsena harmonicnost izvodje-
MIA, ukusna stilski dotjerana
koreografija bez znatnijeg u
daljavanja cd Originate, po-
let i temperament igraca, a,
nadasve, upravo nevjerojatna
preciznost u koracima, sko-
kovima i pokretima, sve to
pokazuje, da je Kolo maj
storska PROFESSIONALS grupa
folklornih umjetnika, .-jedna
cd najboljih u svijetu.
Vecer svjezih, zivih i SIM
bolicki tako dubokih jugo-
slavenskih narodnih plesova,
uz muziku toliko interesant-
nu pc svojoj razlikosti, pri-
vlacnu pc melodici i tako i'm
presivnu pc tempima i ose-
bujnoj ritmici, razdragala je
americku publiku, a virtuoz-
ma izvedba tolikog broja MIA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
n 4 R 0 D

Narod je zajednica ljudi
iste xvi, istoga jezilka, iste
narodne III autohtone kul-
ture, iste historijske proSlo-
sti, kot cjelovit zivi na svom
historf'ak"m teritoritu pot
punir narodnim zivotom. te
kao subjeht III M temelju
hvoga I narodnog prava j.
dino je svoj cimbenik upfsv-
ljanjs. - eaFini&
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Zlobne optuzbe

IEMILA i Stetonosna pojava ma sto Sc
~ moramo osvrnuti. Kako je poznato i u
iednom dijelu nase katolicke stampe u ise-
lienistvu cesto sc pojavljuju neosnovni ma
padaii ma Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu i ma
liude meme uprave. Nije to k~onstruktivna
kritika radi nekih pogresaka iii slabog vo-
djen,ja poslovanja z~ajednice, vec je to zlob-
no optuzivanje i lazno klevetanje IL jala j
opacine. Mi neznamo i nevidimo razloga Ia
kovoj propaganda protiv ~najvece i najbolje
narodne organizacije hrvatskog naroda u
iseljenistvu.
Cini nam Sc kao da ~izvjesni nasi politi-
carl prizeljkuju da Hrvatsku Bratsku Ia
iednicu oblate, kod naroda i vlasti diskredi-
tiraiu i da ju oslabe iii uniste.
zalosna je ia pojava medju mama i ira
gicna, kad sami Hrvati siju mrznju i ruse
iednu plemenitu i rodoljubnu hrvatsku or
ganizaciju, kao sto je Hrvatska Bratska Ia
iednica. Da stvar Dude CORA u toj raboti
Sc nalaze i neki nasi katolicki svecenici j
zupnici.
Istina jest, da imademo cestitih vrijed-
nth svecenika. Nina cast i postovanje, ali
- ma nasu zalost imade i takovih koji
SUI zadojeni mrznjom, pax klevecu i blate
sve i svakoga koji nece i ne moze da Sc
drzi u njihovoj sovinistickoj i ustaskoj liniji.
Nedjelju IA. o. mi. jedan cd ovih nasih
svecenika - jadna nam majka - u nepo-
srednoj blizini Pittsburgha, sa svetoga mje-
sta u Crkvi napao je i sasuo pregrste kle-
veta ma Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu radi to-
boznieg komunizma, optuzivajuci Zajednicu
da je toboz komunisticka ona i njena upra-
va. To je nesto najudaljenije cd istine. Nj
tko u njenoj upravi ne sluzi komunizmu,
cesa uopce nema u redovima Hrvatske Brat
ske zajednice.
Sramota mad sramotama, da nasi posve-
ceni ljudi, koji pc svojem .~zvanju i pozivu
treba da promicu ljubav medju narodom, a
oni siju mrznju i time ~tjeraju pametan
dobri svoj narod cd sebe i Cd Crkve. Takovi
su svojom zagrzljivom politikom mnoge ma
Sc liude ~otjerali IL Crkve, mnog razocarali
toliko da SUI izgubili vjeru i postovanje pram
svecenika i Crkve. Oni SUI ma takov nacin
medju nasim svijetom posluzili komunizmu
bolje nego itko drugi, jer i radi gornjeg ruz-
nog slucaja Gull smo mnogo prosvjeda i ne,
godovanja radi takove prodike.
Takova propaganda jest kao noz s dvije
o~strice, koji sijece ma obje strane, pa cemu
to sluzi. Svakako ne dobru "a nikoga.
Drugo, "Zajednicar", glasilo Hrv. Bratske
zajednice, donosi objave i oglasiva priredbe
i aktivnosti h~rvatskih katolickih drustava
zupa i rimo-katolicke Crkve. Skoro da ne
ma ~nijednog broja "zajednicara' u kojen
donosimo doprinose i milodare "a crkve
dakle, gradimo crkve i o~ltare, sto ne mora
me i sto nije nasa duznost, pa "a sve tt
usluge dobivamo kritiku i klevete. Tt
nevada!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
Turneja "Kola" IL America
Fo|kIorni ansambI j~uqoslavije "ko|o"
Triumfira u New yorku i Pittsburqhu

Poslije sjajnih uspjeha u Kanadi, Drzavni folklorni an
sambl "Kolo' dao je prvu p~retstavu u, sjednjenim Drzava-
ma Amerike II. oktobra u dvorani Carnegie Halla. Masov-
ma grupa cd s. narodnih umjetnika izvea je opsezan pro-
gram u kom je ~prikazala panorama narodnih plesova i pie
sauna IL gotovo svih krajeva Jugoslavije. "Kolo' imade sa
svojstva odlike koja opravdavaju ogroman renome, sto ga
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
vedrinom."

punjena vedrinom."
Jugoslavenski folklorni an
sambl produzuje svoju tur-
neju pc swim velikim gradovi-
ma Amerike. Kud god budu
posli, narodni umjetnici po-
stizavat &c uspjeh "a uspje-
hom, triumf "a triumfom, !
pruzit &c americkoj publici,
narcotic ljubiteljima narodne
umjetnost, a sasvim posebno
gradjanima jugoslaven s k o g
porjekla, neizreciv uzitak.
DR.. Lujo Goranin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24


izradjene su kod jedne, ali 81
savrsene kod druge. Neke su
savrsene kod jedne, ali 81
kod druge - nedostizive. To
vrijedi "a KOlo jedrako kao
i "a Tanec. Clanovi Taneca
pruzili su gledaocima, ste je
i prirodno, impresivniju sliku
makedonskog folklora, ali i'm
je Kolo dalo veci pregled i
dublii uvid u narodne igre
gotovo svih folklornih pod
rucja Jugoslavije. Tanec je
mozda plesove izvodio bliski-
.je seoskom originalu, ali je
cato Kolo tom originalu do
dalo rezijske i koreografske
finese pc kojima folklor po-
stale umjetnost pristupacnija
"a pozornicu i "a upoznava-
ME u svijetu. Ako il izvedbe
Kola nije toliko izrazito pro-
virivao narodni temperance
nat nj toliko izivljavanje u
igri, kao sto smo to zapazili
kod Taneca, a ono, KOlO je
u narodne igre unijelo finu
harmonicnu ravnotezu i pro-
fesionalnu stalozenost i ma
tai nacin pruzilo publici visi
stepen umjetnosti. Kolo MOI
da nije u tolikoj mjeri po-
nijelo publiku do ekstaze, kao
sto Sc to ~osjetilo ma prvoj
veGeri Taneca u Carnegie
Hall-u, ali je Kolo publici da-
10 mnogo wise u virtuoznoj
umjetnickoj izvedbi, u ukus-
moi stilizaciji, u maksimal-
moi preciznosti i u razlikosti,
mnozini j masovnosti narod-
Nth plesova.
I zbog toga, ma pitanje
"Koja je grupa bolja?" ina
samo jedan odgovor: "Jedna
,je bolja cd druge ne Una
Sc koja svaka ma svoj
nacin!" Kolo i Tanec, a isto
tako i Lado IL Zagreba -
veliki SUI ! slavni folklorni
ansambli Jugoslavije, pozva-
nj i dostojni da sirom svijeta
pronose neizricivo bogatstvo
i ljepotu narodne umjetnosti
Jugoslavije.
Publika metropole, naro-
cito iseljenici, zapamtili ST.
nastup Taneca u Carnegie
Hall-u kao nezaboravnu We.
Ger, kao jedinstven dozivljaj
Koncert Kola &c pamtit kac
nezaboravnu umjetnicku IL
vedbu, kao jedinstven umjet'
nicki uzitak.
Koncert KoIa bio je okru'
MEN triumfalnim uspjehom
popracen najvecom zahval
noscu pune dvorane. Tai u
spjeh odjeknuo je i u anne
rickoj stampi. Evo nekih IL
voda il kritika u newyorskin
novinama:
Poznati kriticar i strucnjal
ma polju baletne i plesne u
mjetnosti John Martin piss
u N. Y. Times-u:
}. "Nikad ne eete vidjeti ljup
kije plesove Cijela vecel
bila je istinska, produhovlje
ma, carolina.
Kriticar Lee Silver pise
Daily News-u:
"Jugoslavija je dala vrhu
mac tim sto nam je, zahva
ljujuci koncertnoj agenciji S
Hurok, poslala zivopisnu, di
namicnu, zabavnu i talenti
ranu grupu."
N. Y. Journal American pi
Sc:
"Brojna publika ne SAM
sto je bila svjedokom odlicn
predstave, vec je j uzivala
istinskim dobrim osjecajima.
N. Y. Post (Frances Her
ridge) pise:
: "Ansambl Kolo il Ney
Yorka polazi ma turneju p
America. Ljubiteljima narod
nih igara bit &c zao ako pre-
pueste da vide owl grupu."
Uvazeni umjetnicki kritica
2 N. Y. Herald Tribune Waite
: Terry pise:
"Izvedba Jugoslaven S k o
= Irx xypo~ o~eo,oI1o L;1o - -.
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Lodge No. City State Sender Amount
1856 Campbell, Ohio - Milan Skrtich ...".....S $500
$50 Midland, Pa. Dorothy TOplak ...."m... 1000
369 Bovey, Mimi. - Frank Radosevich .~..~". 1000
$40 Conway, Pa. A. j. Kronstain ......... 1000
1873 Jerome, Arizona >- Katherine Groseta ..... 1000
Al Milvale, Pa. - Paul Ceh ............. 1000
$50 Cleveland, Ohio GoIdie Malone ....... 1000
1875 Tacoma, Wash. Steve Frankie ........ 1000
ST. Hammond, Ind. Matilda Pokrovac ...... 1000
70 Mt. Olive, Ill. John Mejaski ~............ 1000
IT'S Joliet, iii. Joseph Nalnar 1000
94 Denver, Colo. - Ben Marvos 1000
SIS West Frankfort, Ill. - George Mekota .....". 1000
GIG Mountain View, Calf. Mary Popovich ... 10000
IS Rochester, Pa. - John Milan $500
298 Lead, South Dakota Anna L. Prenda ... $500
63S Mather, Pa. - Rudolph MiIovac .......... $500
1 Pittsburgh, Pa. John OVcarich ...... 1000
125 McKees Rocks, Pa. - ANON Grgurich ..,. 1000
1874 Kansas City, Kansas - Frank Acinger -. 1000
54 Struthers, Ohio Alex Matiievich ....... 1000
968 RiverdaIe, Md. - Vinko Sugich ......... 1000
INDIVIDUALS
Tom e. Bozica NJ. Ruzic, Los Angeles, Calf. 1000
Joseph l.. Kerpan, San Francisco, Calf. .". 1000
John /. Matkovic, MatheryiIe, Illinois ....... 1000
Daniel Buban, Mathervile, Illinois ......... 1000
Frame TonkOvich, Wheeling, w. Va. ........ 1000
Svega do sada ............m..!$ 44OOO
Sluzbena kampanja "a oval muzeum u stvari pocima
ma %. oktobra ina svrSti %. novembra. Zajednica lie
opet ma prvome mjestu, jer smo mi u stvari poceli prize
nego je kampanja sluzbeno otvorena. Ovo je jedan podhvat,
koji &c sc razviti pc cijeloj America. Ina da Sc u svemu
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lzGRADNjA MUzEA CAST AMERICKIH
DOSE[JENlKA POKRAj B0zICE SL0B0DE

TOWARDS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE AMERICAN
MUSEUM OF IMMIGRATION
DONATIONS BY LODGES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
Ramos Failure
Proves jolt 10
Worried Griffs
BY BURTON HAWKINS
star star Correspondent

star Stau correspondent
BOSTON. Sept. 26.-The Sem
ators' recent activities can't be
appraised as inSpirational.
They've been having a horrible
time Of it in general. but prob
ably they are fretting most about
the shockingly inept perform
lances Of Pedro Ramos since he
rejoined the club following
illness.
Ramos had won IL games and
was being regarded as q spec
tacular sort of sophomore before
ia bug got him. The Red Sox in
particular were ready to toss IN
the towel anytime the young
Cuban highlander strolled con-
Ifldently to the mound. But
things have been different lately.
Pedro has made three appear
Iances since rejoining the club in
Cleveland last week. The sum of
his efforts shows 10 runs on IL
hits in four innings. And cou-
pied with that pounding has been
wildnesS-six walks and a hit
hatsman.
Lose Is Of Last Is
This development, coupled with
other misfortuneS Detailing the
club. is alarming his bosses. The
Senators have lost 10 straight
and is Of their last 16-a finish
which figures to cause deafness
among fans when the familiar
cant Of wait until next year" is
sounded.
Ramos had spanked the Red
Sox six times without a loss this
season prior to yesterday. The
hex disappeared Immediately, with
Boston Srnacking him around
land chasing him with six runs
in the first two innings en- route
to a 1914 victory.
Ted Abernathy will strive to
end the Senators misery today
when he starts against Frank
Sullivan. Abernathy also win be
trying to douse Ted Williams
aspiration Of supplanting Mickey
Mantle as the leagues leading
hitter.
Williams hopes were chilled
yesterday despite his oath homer
and four runs batted in. 1t was
his only hit in four attempts
and his average dipped a point
ito $40. He figures to accumu-
late Is official times at bat in
his remaining four games, thus
boosting him to the 400 at bats
necessary for title consideration
but collecting enough hits tc
threaten Mickey is a more
pressing problem.
Gene Mauch walked in the
first inning moved around tc
third on a par of grounders
and scored on a wild pitch
Mickey Vernon then rammed hi
Continued on Page ca, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
SALS RECORD

BROOKLYN. Sept. 20 t9.-Here "a
. breakdown Of Sal MaglIe's brilliant
comeback. climaxed By last niglr's mo-
hit, uo-run effort agafnak phfladel-
nhin la.clsinns nnlr listsdl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
West Virginia End Selected
AS sc Player of the Week

RICHMOND, Va. Sept. IS up,
Joe Kopnisky OF West Virginia,
q 205-pound end. today was
named the Southern Conference
player of the week" for his per-
Torrance in the Mountaineers'
14-l3 loss to Pittsburgh.
K0pnisky, q senior who IRON
ically was born and reared in
Pittsburgh. set up West vir-
ginia's first score by recovering
. tumble on Pitts 10 and then
sharing pass to within one foot
Of the goal. Later in the contest
he blocked a punt and recovered
the ball on the Pitt Is, but a
ield goal try went wide.
A standout blocker and de-
fender. Kopnisky also caught
three passes for a total of A.
yards and PLAYED well on both
offense and defense.
The final vote tally in the
Southern Conference Sports
writer's Association player Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
BLAME
Mont Jokes !.
At Setback,
Sees Victory
By MERRILL WHITTLESEY

Tommy Mont, who thought
Maryland would beat Syracuse
as late as the third period last
week. thinks his Terps will beat
Wake Forest Saturday in Wins
ton Salem, N. C.
Coach Tommy didn't say it in
q Dragging manner at press
luncheon yesterday, but he de-
|clared the Maryland football
team has Strengthened out some
of its problems and would win.
eve did as much to beat our
selves last week as Syracuse did"
Mont said. land that includes
me. Maybe I overstressed this
business of getting of on the
count. and had the boys jittery."
Despite the loss of John Nc
Wicker at left half, Mont sees
his club as much better organized
and with some of the defensive
problems clarified. II think
Wen do all right this week." he
added.
Mont Far From Depressed
If anybody expected Mont to
be depressed because Of the
TerpS' 26-12 loss to Syracuse, he
was mistaken. Tommy was in a
lively humor and quickly won
over q full house of reporters
and radio and TV men from
points including New York.
Mont started of by saying how
much better the traffic road
situation was after a football
game. and added that he left
Byrd Stadium at 4:50 and went
all the way home without stop
ping. And don't get the idea
anybody was chasing me-" he
jibed.
Later Joe Moss, who secuted
Wake Forests 800 victory over
William & Mary. was telling
about Bill Barnes catching a
punt on the 37-yard line and
going 70 yards for a touchdown.
Joe thinks he's still in Canada
where the fields are 10 yards
long" Mont chimed in.
Attack Resembles Army's
Moss, who along with Roy
Lester saw the Deacons' victory.
said the Wake Forest attack
looked so much like Army's
under Paul Amen, the Cadets
former assistant coach, that
you had to pinch yourself to
make sure you weren't watching
Army play.
Both Moss and Lester obvious
lily were impressed with the
See MARYLAND, Page c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake Football Coach

Michigan has one Of the best
pass catcherS in college football,
a 6-foot-3 great who is fast and
can maneuver.
In the UCLA game. the
Wolverines have gone on the
ground from their own Is to the
Uclans' rs where two running
plays have failed to gain. In
the advance, most of the ground
has been made outside the Bruin
ends with an occasional thrust
on guard netting short yardage.
The other Michigan end stands
6-foot-2 and is capable with
good speed. You are the Michi-
gan quarterback with q third
down-and-10 situation facing
you, the ball midway between
the sideline stripes. You have
an extremely fast left half who
has made good outside yardage.
Rate these plays /, 2, : and 4
for this situation:
Pass with great end as decoy,
thrown to other end.
Pass with primary target the
great end.
Pass to fast haIfback with
both ends decoying.
End run by fast left half.
tAnsiCer on Page C-3D
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Bobe Has Eusier
Family
Now at Bedside

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 26
R.-John Sealy Hospital ofIi-
Gals reported today that Babe
Didrikson Zaharias, famed wom-
an athlete now in critical condi-
ton, still has not given up in
her fight against cancer.
The Babe passed an easier
night and appears to have lost
no further ground, a bulletin said
today.
Although she is extremely
weak, officials said, when awake
she recognizes her family and
doctors and wants to talk
briefly.
The Babe says she is suffering
no pain.
Yesterday hospital bulletin
said THE condition Of Mrs. Ia
harias has deteriorated since
morning and her condition is
now critical"
Summoned to her bedside late
last night were three brothers:
Ole Didrikson Of Beaumont, Tex;
Louis Didrikson of Newton, Tex.
and Arthur Didrikson OF Bay
town, Tex. One sister, Mrs
Lille Grimes Of Beaumont, has
been in Galveston for some time
Another sister, Mrs. Philip Koch
OF Palisades, Calf. said by tele-
phone she couldn't come immedi-
ately because her husband was
seriously i'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26

the week" poll showed Kopnisky
only slightly ahead of The Cita-
del's Angelo Cola, q sensation in
his first collegiate game.
Cola. freshman halfback from
South Philadelphia, Pa, was the
offensive standout in the 20-2O
tie with Newberry. He scored
two touchdowns.
Others nominated in the
weekly poll were Richmond
Halfback David Ames, who
scored three touchdowns in the
Spiders $50 romp over Ran
dolph-Macon; William a. Mary's
Charlie Sidwell, who picked up
so yards in IA carries in a losing
effort against Wake Forest: and
George Washington's Pete Spera,
who set up GW's only touch
down with a diving reception Of
a 43-yard pass on the three and
then kicked the decisive extra
point IN . rs upset Of Miami
Of Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
Pennont Talk: Tebbetts Picks Braves;
Logan Defiant; Sal Cites Better Games

thought we'd knock them out
of it. This is a helluva ball club.
IF it comes down to inches,
they (the Braves have the
inches. They have more speed.
This might be decided by some
guy hitting a ball on the ground
and beating it out for a hit.
They have more men who can do
that"
As far as the Redlegs are con-
cerned. Tebbetts admitted 1T
looks like the last shot was fired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26

at Crosley Field. But you have
to give our guys credit for COM
ing back.
Everybody gave up on them
when they lost that double
header in Philadelphia last
week. AS a matter Of fact. ]
kind of gave up myself. Now,
we can't expect two clubs to
collapse. I think we got all the
mileage we could expect"
After yesterdays game, Short
See COMMENT. Page ca
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5 No-Hitter Keys Up
Dodgers for Dead-Heat Bid
Braves Get Lift
As Spohn's 10th
Dooms RedIeqs
By the Associated Press

Given a terrific shot in the
arm by Sal (The Barber) Mag
lies masterful SO no-hitter over
the Phillies last night, the
aroused Dodgers today try to
pull into a dead heat with the
Braves in the hectic National
League pennant race.
The pressure is still intense
as big Don Newcombe. Brook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26
BY the Associated Press :

Some Of the comment after
the Braves ruined Cincinnati's
pennant hopes with I'll victory
yesterday and Sal Maglie'S mo-
hitter against the Phils kept
the Dodgers right on Mil
waukee's heels:
You've got to give Milwaukee
the edge. They have both speed
and power" said Birdie Tebbetts,
Cincinnati manager.
IT always did give Milwaukee
the edge" Tehbetts said. but ]