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JOSIP DOLINAR

East Chicago, Ind. Drustvo
"Sveto Trojstvo''. odsjek broj 154
HBz. ovime javlja zalosnu West,
da je IL svojih redova sa smrcu
izgubio jednog svoga najstarijeg
clana i pionira, koji je bio 81 60
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MARIJA KOVACIC

Homer City, Pa. - Drustvo
"Sveti Josip"', odsjek broj 274 H.
e. z. javlja zalosnu vijest, da smo
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Odsjek SAB, Slovan. Pa, Po-
zivlje Sc sve clanstvo naseg odsje-
ka ma redovitu sjednicu, koja &c
Sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 13. aprila
1858, u sata poslije podne, ma
sem Drustvenom Domu.
Ovo &c dakle biti vrlo ya4na
sjednica, posto uz redoviti rad
imati cemo prililu da saslusanlo
tromjesecno izvjesce nadzornog
odbora, a tako isto izvjeste od-
bora drustvenog kluba. TakodJcr
ma ovoj sjednici imademo da iza
beremo domskog poslovodju, koji
ce imati duznost da podvara pi
Gem sve oko donna predvodi pod
svojim nadzorom da zajednicki
suradjuje sa odsjecnim odborom
zato je braco sestre potrebno,
ola dodjete ma ovu sjednicu u sto
vecem broju, da nesto dobroga ri
jesino "a bolju buducno5t naseg
odsjeka lluba.
Do vidjenja ma sjednici 13-og
aprila!
A. Nedved, preds1,
Od.je& sos. Calumet, Mich. --
Nase drustvo poziva svoje Clan
stvo da IL sto vetem broju dodje
ma redovitu sjednicu koja &c Sc
odrzavati nedjelju, 20. aprils o.
g., tocno u 1 sat poslije podne.
Braco sestre, posto je ovo We
oma vazna sjednica, pa Sc radi
toga umoljavate da prisustvujete
istoj II sto vetem .broju. Ma ovoj
sjednici davati &c Sc tromjesetro
izvjesce radu odsjeka "a prosla
tri mjeseca, pax je pozeljno da
svi clanovi dodju da cuju stanje
1ao rad naseg odsjeka "a prvi
tetvrt owe godine.
Duznost je svakog clana da ces-
&c polazi ma sjednice, makar je-
danput ma tri mjeseca, pa da Sc
upozna drustvenim radon time
olaksa tajniku posao, jer clanovi
koji neznaju drustveni rad, zadaju
Vellke neprlnke ldJnlku
Lawrence Kaifest, tajnil1,
Odsjek 875, Toronto. Ont, Can.
- Ovime Sc daje do znanja sve-
ul1upnom clanstvu naseg odsjeka,
da smo promijenili mjesto "a odr
zavanje odsjecnih sjednica. Nase
odsjecne sjednice Sc wise ne &c
odrzavati ma starom mjestu 577
Jarvis Street, vet ma 676 Bay
Street, u 2 sata poslije podne 6ao
do sada to svake trete nedje-
lie u mjsecu, pa sc svi umoljavate
da ovo uvazite.
Dale opominjen sve nase tla-
move, da tocno ma vrijeme upla-
cuju svoju clanarinu. Pogledaite u
svoju uplatnu l1njizicu i vidite da
Ii ste uplatili? Ako niste uplatili
onda uplatite cim prize. Neka ovo
bude zadnja opomena onima, koii
zanemaruju svoju tlanstvu duz-
most, posto sc dalje ne moze ovako,
Michael Mijatovich, tainill,
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JEKA HEGIMOVIC

Chicago, Ill. Drustvo Ban
Jelscic''. odsjek 44O HBZ. ovime
javlja tuznu West, da smo izgu-
bill iz nase srcdine sestru Jeku
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MARIJA GUNDIC

Treca je sestra Marija Gundit
(Coloric). koja je umrla 81. de-
cembra 1857. Bila je rodjena go
dine 1892. u selu Gosinje, zumbe-
rak. Hrvatska. Dosla je u Ameriku
godine 1907. kao mlada djevojka
cd IS godina godine 1910. sc u
dala "a Janlsa Gundica, koji je u
mro Is. augusta 1886. Bila je la
MICA odsjeka 403 HBZ cd godine
1927.
Pokojnica je liza sebe ostavila
sinove George Thomas. i kter
Anna Horvath, te unucadi pra-
unucadi, wise druge rodbine ov-
die u staroj domovini.
Njezino mrtvo tijelo bilo je IL
lozeno u pogrebnom zavodu Louis
Ferfolio, te bilo okiceno mnogo-
brojnim vijencima cvijeca cd roda
i prijatelja. medju kojima je bio
i viienac naseg odsieka znak po-
sljednje pocasti. Ma 8. januara
1858, II $50 Il jutro povorka je
krenula cd pogrebnog zavoda do
st. Lawrence crl1ve. gdje je odslu-
Zcna misa zadusnica po Monsg.
Oman, a potion ra Calvary Gene
terry, gdje je mad otvorenim gro
bonn izmolio molitvu Rev. Slopsek,
a zatim mrtvo tijelo predano maj
ci zemlji ma vjecni pocinak.
U ime clanstva naseg odsjeka
lllicemo ii sestro Maria: Neka ii
bude lahka gruda zemlje u kojoj
pocivas. a tvojim sinovima kteri,
unucadi ostaloj rodbini izrazava-
mo iskreno saucesce.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

\ 3 John Shafar
IA Malta Tomac
20 Maria Vlakancic
Bara Regina
80 Ana Lulic
go Franjo Kovacevic
94 Martin Miocic
1Ol Pavao PuSkarec
141 Franjo Barcic
1855 Mirko DvOrnekOvic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
GEORGE GRDIC

cetvrti je brat George Grdic.
koji je boloyao par godina umro
dana 29. januara 1858. U mas od-
sick HBz. je pristupio godine
1886. bio je dobar clan mirne
tudi, te uvijek dolazio ma odsje-
cne sjednice zabave, volio raditi
"a odsjek napredak HBZ.
Pokojni brat Grdic bio je rodjen
godine 1893. u selu Zagorje kod
Ogulina, Jugoslavija. Dosao je II
Ameriku godine 1909. kod svog
brata Thomas u Fridricktown, Pa.
a u Cleveland dosao 1894, 1 najzad
radio kod Jones & Loughlin Steel
Co. Is godina, sve do svoje smrti.
Njegovo mrtvo' tijelo je lezalo
u pogrebnom zavodu Louis A. Bod
mar, gdje mu je odar bio iskiten
1ijepim vijencinla cvijeca, medju
kojima je bio vijenac naseg od-
sjeka 4O3 Ma 1. februara ovrseri
su vjerski obredi pogrebnom Ia
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
JANKO PREDOVIC
Cleveland, I

Cleveland, Ohio. ~ Odsjek 4O3
javlja zaIosnu vijest clanstvu HBz
prijsteljina. da smo II l;ratko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09

kata Zamarija
1872 NikOla Secen
2O2 Juraj Goscinski
223 Tom Besicll
800 Mara SimOncic
463 MirkO LackOvic
Martin Rudan
$40 Anton Grgic
591 Josip Spincic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-09
MALI OGL ASH
zAJEDNI A RA
CIJENK

Obicna mala pOtraga, kojoI
80 trail znanca iii prijatelja,
IA syaku uvrstbu ...............$1.OO
Iko trait radnike, po incl. 100
rko prodaje kucu, zemlju,
trgovinu iii shcno, pO Incl. 100
Ia tri uvrstbe ................. 500
zenidbeni oglasi ponude ne
primaju Sc.
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Ma posao barem oni koji obeta
vaju vec dulje vremena, imaden
toliko toliko sigurni su da Ge &C
postici doticni broj. ali broja nema
i tesko je vjerovati da &c Sc is
puniti obecanje.
Ivan Babich, tajnik.
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SYez; Grobovi Nash Draoih Pokoinika

UMRLI CLANOVI Ii. B. L.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 49, MARCA DO 4. APRILA, 1858
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DRUSTVENI
-VIJESNIK .
Odsjek 1874. Kansas City. Kans.

-- Pozivaju Sc svi clanovi naseg
odsjelIa ma iducu sjednicu, koja &c
sc odrzavati nedjelju 13. aprila
1858. ma kojoj imamo Vrlo vazni
stvari Ia rijesiti,
Takodjer ma ovoj sjednici cete
cuti, da Sc mas ods.iek II buduce
kani ujediniti sa drugim odsjeci-
ma II Kansas City, kans., ako to
zakliucimo putem vecire glasova,
jer kako vecina odluci onako &C
biti. Imamo jos mnogo vaznih
pitanja da rijesimo ma ovoj sjedni-
ci. Bas liz tih razloga prisutno
Glanstvo ma prosloj sjednici je "a
kljucilo, ola vas kroz zajednicar
pozovem ma ovu iducu sjednicu u
nedjelju, 13. aprila.
Ivan kurelac, perov.
Odsjck III. Los Angeles, Calf.
S ovime Sc pozivlje clanstvo
naseg odsjeka da prisustvuje tro-
mjesecnoj sjednici, koja &c Sc odr
zavaG nedjelju, 20. aprila 1883,
tocno u 1:SO poslije podne, u Or
kvenoj Dvorani, ia Alpine Street.
Duznost je svakog clana da pri-
sustvuje saslusa izvjestaj mad
zornog odbora napretku naseg
odsjella.
Uz bratski pozdrav,
Martin Bazdarit, perov.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
Paul Butter Warns!
Democrats Must
Have Strong Rights
PIonk In 1850

Washington IANPl The chair
man Of the National Democratic
convention said recently the nom
mating COMMITTEES Of the 1860 con
vention win have 10 take firm
stand on civil rights or else
Paul Butler, interviewed on a
teleyihon program said tho next
national convention win adopt .
most positive and fortnight stand"
on What he called the field ~
human rights" GgutbcrncrH viii
either have 10 subscribe 10 the
rivl rights plank or they viii have
70 take political refuge wherever
they may find a." Butier said
He added however that there
are such large areas Of agreement
between N northern and southern
factions u The Democratic party
us' a split on the racial Issue
alone would BE- uniuHufied
THE Democratic party feels
very positively that the actions ~
Governors Faubua o. Arkansas
Almond o. Virginia, Griffin o.
geofgia and others IN the south
on the problem o. human rights
and voting rights DO not represent
the position o. the Democratic
party. Butler declared
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
TWIN CITY LADIES. NOV. s5

TWIN CITY LADIES. NOV. rs
A number OF small fry" took
over the gallery 10 watch the lad
les bowl Tuesday night Linda
Neoka and Cissie Sheppard with
aunt Betty Floyd Michele and
wtIletti Williams with their moth
err Ruth Of the Brooks team,
Steve Lucas with grandmother
Georgia Fowler OF Jlmmys DIR
team; the Moore's Duane and
art" Debhie and Dimpy Brow
der and Clarence Butler, ali fam
liar spectators,
Vince Sheppard was giving en-
couragement 10 his favorite team.
Clara and Eddie Thomas, Bob
Jackson, Mr. Twiddy and Bea wal
ton taking In the 'goings on
Saw Red" Meyers peek" in
briefly Glenda Martin and Pat
Lee couldn't pun a WIN for their
fayorite team Better luck next
time Harriet Moore was a sub
for the Cooks team.
Two weeks away Is the state
tournament bowling for the Ladies
and the Duo-Cities teams. Keep
that in mind gals and let's an
knock EN- over
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
New York OfficioI
Doubts Gotham Is
ToIeranf City

New York AMP Robert
NauRum. first deputy commission
~ ~ hospitals told an audience at
me binding for brotherhood meet
ing ~ the National Conference ~
Christians and Jews u find here
IN Nrv York city IN such subtle
ways. more hypocrisy on the aib
Jset ~ mco ard religion Man
gum was chairman of the meet
ing
Negroes be related, "Are Atin
rot weioons 10 some churches
There are jobs IN this town q
Negro OF jew can't hold Very
rev Negroes are members ~ out
standing iaw firms, no matter
how we'll ;hey are qualified city
departments have supervisors ran
= bigotry sud determination
"Glaring examples ~ prejudice
slsS exist IN the Police Athletic
league Girl scouts Boy soOuta.
sna even among the adults ~ The
ayEanlzations
Commissioner HAngum oonciud-
a1th the statement that many
restaurants and other places al
hiitsd him 0nly because ~ hia
Yyla, ard aiao because ~ the fact
lai ts had been q deputy polios
commissioner
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

Team High Single Game; Has
kells SIT Observer $50. Acme s5t.
Team High SericSi Haskells
2464. Observer 2i2e. State Liquors
24ls
individual nigh Single Game;
G Bailey 1884 Jon Webster 1872,
Alice Jones 1871 Frances Duncan
and VI Gardner i56, Virgil Harris
and Bob Green $50. Bessie Green
1877.
Individual High series: Bob
Green 5O7 Alice Jones sos, BIN
Cornelius iei Muyicl Gardner 415
Jon Webster ans and Bessie Green
405
The Northern Lights league is
promoting a dancing party at the
vF-w Club rooms December 27th
al . O'Clock see your friends. the
members Of Northern Lights for
tickets Good fun Good muslct
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
Gurmcker Given
Title of Mr.. Sfeody"
On Ldkers' Club

Dick Gaumaker Is rapidly be-
coming known as MY Steady
OF the Minneapolis lakes
lie has failed 70 score in double
figures only once all season. and
that was in the opening game when
he made nine points,
Actually, niek is an Improved
PLAYER this season although he Is
averaging about basket q game
less than at this time last year
Cars field goal shooting percent
ace is up - points l429 in latos,
MIA statistics), he Is maintain
ing his five rebounds per game
mark q last season and he al
ready has over so assists as
against only Io3 all last season
His floor game has also been vast
" improved
Garmakcr Is averaging about 10
points per game this seasan as
against 1913 and l6 for his last
two fun seasons in which he was
named 10 the MIA An star team
Although he stands iust under
"a, many MIA observers consider
him strong enough 10 play for.
ward. position he sometimes
plays.
picks rehounding ability and
strength make him an ideal Tor
ward possibility" Coach John
Rundla said However defensive
". he would have his troubles
against such giants as Petit
schaycs and Yardley
Au-star has been Dicks identifi-
cation since high school A. H,h-
bling senior high Car was a res
ular center as senior lie con
tinucd his fine work az Hihbing
~ s leading them 10 the finals
Of the National Junior College
Tournament IN 1851 Transferring
20 Minnesota IN 1892 GarmaSer
sat out the first year because Of
the Rlg Ten transfer rule. That
only served 20 sharpen Cars shoot
ing ability and timing
For his two seasons 81 compcti-
ton in 1853 % and ia5S-b5, Dead
eye Dick led the Gophcrs IN soor-
ing with IL and 2t2 averages
respectively, He stu holds eight
major Minnesota records
After four successive road
games. Garmakcr and his taker
mates come home for four games
in determined bid FOR second
place in the MAS Western Div
inon
They play Syracuse, December
n: New York. December Il, De
troIt December ls; and Philadel
phia. December 20. all games be
ing az the Minneapolis Auditnri.
[ UNI. Tickets are available az the
Downtown Ticket office, North
western Bank Building Mime
apols
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
10 g TWIN CRY
lss ~ Pin PATTER.
-OAW IN BY LOUISE THOMAS
%@wEEb Capital s-s3sI
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital S-535I

timing Il is impossible 10 have
the feet and tho bah in the cor
net corresponding position unless
the back swing Is in time with the
feet
The bowler should take posi-.
ton exactly the same distance
from the foul line before rolling
every ball This unvarying stance
results in finishing Jhe stride and
slide al exactly the same spot
az the foul line
BY following this method Il Is
possible 70 become fairly accurate
from stance 10 follow through
This does not mean the ball should
be started on the same spot on
every alley as two alleys are
seldom Identical
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
Inside Foets
About The Los
Angeles DODGERS

Los Angeles DID you know
that Junior Gitiau, as hat
boy Tor a Negro team in Nashville.
used 20 hand bats 20 the catcher
~ the Baltimore Giants, a fellow
named Roy Campanellag that
Dick GRAY PLAYED ON The III LcoS
ard wooa team which won the
National Baseball CAgresS title
in 1888 during his Army daysH
that Blly Harris tho poagvFs
RICH, handed pitching prospect
troiu Montreal won his last ten
games prior % the Little World
Series for the Royals that
Duke Suidcrs Winter diet has al
ready nicked of fifteen pounds ?
inst the Duke and his partnsr.
Chff papper oae-time nodger
team mate, have jusi concluded
the planting q t7oo avocado and
irmon trocs on their Failhrook
ranch that seven different
Dodgers played third base last
seaaor Dick Gray Juuior Gillian,
Pee Wee Reese. Randy Jackson
Gti Hodges Don Itmmcr and
Entl R0hipson that Earl
Robinson Is whis on the SaXa
phone that the Pirates con
ttnue to hate Duke Snidcr after
hts ninth straight 500 plus year
against them ln 1925 when he AS
sauitcd their pitchers FOR a Ssi
average 10 run his string against
them from 1850 60 the following
figures 500 500, SIS. Sal SCI
$50. SIS. $40 and .A21r
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
NEWCONIBE FACES TRIAL
FOR ASSAULT ON IAN. i

Newark ~ ]. CAMP Pitcher
non Ncwcombc OF the Cincinnati
Rcdlegs pleaded innocent here 10
assault charges pressed by a form
or policeman.
However Essex County Judge
James Guilianc released Don in
$500 bail and scheduled hts trial
FOR January . before County Judge
Walter n Conklin
The alleged incidcnt took place
In the Ncwcombe brothers tavern
In December 1857 and former
patrulman Ulysses Ross Of Fast
Orange has claimed that he was
assaulted BY the brothers
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

Negro STORY
However, Banks Is just one par
sgraph IN tho remarkable story %
the Negro ball player IN the Ma
tiuual League In recent years
Trailing him on the 1868 bal
lot were Willie Mays 81 the sal
Francisco Giants. with 1876 poin
Negro players have row woi
the National League Most Valu
able Player Award the last aii
seasons Prior 10 Banks there wer,
Aaron IN 1857 Don Ncwcombo u
So Roy Csmpanolla In % Mays b
- and Campaneila In % Coins
back 20 Jackie RobiuHon's victor,
in lgl9. players 81 his race hav,
topped tho balIo, In eight ~ h'
last 10 seasons
Obviously. therefore the Nogr,
player is not only here 10 stay, btIl
has become a vital cog IN the bis
league personnel machine
Jensen Too
Players on non pcrnant winning
teams seldom rate the Most Val
liable Player Award yct IL has
happened twice This year The Cabs
with Banks finished IN "A fifth
place tic with tho Cardinals Jaeld'
jensen. the American League
Hvp belongs 90 The mIrd.plac'
Red sUx
Tho domination of Negro play
/ sra IN '5s was further emphasize,
I by q breaking down Of the ballot
BANKS and Mays were named o.
ali ~ ballots n the writer's com
mittee and Aaron missed on lia'
ionc n tho voting lists
Ranks gives much credit FOR hii
success 10 his Dad. who waH I
semi pro ban player with tho bal
las Black Giants lie kept work
ling with me said Ernie
A. the start younR Ranks want
81 % be a catcher bit hts Do
TALKED him Dui n - The Cubs
have always been Erpis'a fayoui'
team. even when he was IN far-gfl
Texas stan Huaial was his fsv
grits player "A fine gentleman
sayu Ernie ~ Stan
Other Thnns
This NVp swnrd rates viii
two other top thrills In the Bank
career The others were bein1
voted 10 the 1865 National f<hgu'
All nfar team by The fans ard 4
tho - team By thr players IN
was nice u them said the modest
Chicago infislaer
Ranks was the first player d
nia raes 70 appear In n game witf
ths cabs Signed originally g'hli'
with The Kansas CITY M0rarshs
h. ialnsd The Cubs N Sept ~
1856 and got into = game thres
Gays later Gene Baker goHt r
fhs Cubs ~ ne same ume bBi hi'
appearance 10 the liue4p wax f1r
thrr Seiayed
T-hs n Year-ola Banks zyhs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
Royols Herd hit
BY Losses; Bunk
On Tan cogers

(niitor's Note; This h anoths
81 Ia tho scricS of stories On
National Basketball Association
teams and their tan playcr~l
Chicago tANpl The CipCinnau
Royals are the most unfortunate
team In the National Basketball
Association, The team started the
season with only three veteran
players and eight rockies
The ROYALS are without the
services II ono OF pro hasl,ctbail's
outstanding performers Maurice
Maguiuocnp stokes stokes was
stricken enroute 60 Cincinnati from
Detroit on plane last March rs
Tits illness was FIRST diagnoaod as
sleeping sickness bat later thought
to he q brain ailment Ills basket
hen playing DAVIS are feared 10 be
over.
BiE LOSSES To Royals
The ROYALS also lest It's other
tan nainatay ot the past two sea
SONS Dick itioketts the former
puQuesne University captain Rick.
etts has chuclpd his pro basket,
hail carver 20 concentrate on basr,
bail Tie was . pitcher Tor the
Rochester team Of the lntema
tlonal League in ieas and he's been
promoted 10 the roster 81 the st
Louis Cardinals
stokas. OF courac, VIII be sorely
missed lic was regarded as the
best allraround performer IN the
MIRA Ito could bhoot was an adr
oit hall handler good playmahor
leading rohcundcr ana excellent
fioor general he had spent three
seasons with the ROYALS after he
graduated from little st Francis
College az Lorrtto, Pa and Eot
better each succeeding season
Team Ranks ou ~ Green
Ricketts, had been dependable
al around player FOR the Royals
lie was used In the backcourt and
IN the froR, court bat he had the
height also 10 play the pivot
An old trammatc az puquesne n
one player tho Royals are counting
on 10 tsltc up some Of the stack
Tie Ia aihugo Green who has been
dubbed pro material since his
freedman ucaa0n with the Dukes
Two years ago, Green spent ~
games with the Royals before be
ing called into service 10 gave
every indication ~ turning into q
fine berkoourt performer lie has
already been utHndout IN early
season competition IN the MIA,
leading his team IN assists and
ranking high IN the league in that
department
The athSr tan member OF tho
team IL Wayne tGooael Embry a
towering performer who broke all
the scoring records IN the books
at Miami tOhini University lie
Ia IS and weighs $40 pounds and
should give the Royals hft
around the boards Embfy'a top
college performance was against
Rent tohiol state Ia February.
1857. when no Melted AZ points
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

You arr reading the leading
medium Of IT, kind In this section
Of the nation. Leader paid IA ctr
cuiatian, advertising Image and In.
nucnoc for the past rs years
AdNt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

total and Henry Aaron the Nil
waukee cloutcr, with i66
Baseball Writers Association %
America ballot picking up 10 Of
possible "a first place votes
Banks paced the entire majors
In 1858 with i2A runs battod IN
and a. home runs He ALSO hist
$40 overall and appeared in cv-
cry one Of his teams games TN
officially he accepted more chances
than any other shortstop in the
league
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
ENll.EN TUNNEL or GIANTS
FOOTBALL. TEAM INJURED
N BATH TUa ACCnEN Nj

New York NY lANPl KIM
len Tunnel defensive haIfnacA az
the New York Giants football
team. apparently hlaoled ont while
taking a bath at hts hotel here
and RULED over on his back
Tunnel was found floating In
the tub by his roouateS Roose-
welt Gusr and Mel Tnplett who
called a physician
The htlfhaok star suffered thigh
injuries
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05

stands six zone and weighs about
$50 pounds. has hit 1873 homo
runs Tor the cubs IN five seasons
The secret Of his success "1ve
learned thr strike zone no said
Following IL the final ballot
with nrst place votes In pnrcn-
thosts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-05
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