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xnKavA'Wx Av'kViiv. Press-Gazette Jays Win, 8 Play; Tie for to Pull Triple Lead in League fr0 i 1 cfy a 1 I WJPG-FM To Carry night in the third of the three-game aeries. Oshkosh in playing a similar trio at the Kapids. Green Bay, Wednesday Evening, Aug. 10, 1949 Blue Shirt Game With Janesville Carded Tonight By DON IIICKOK An electrifying triple play prov Janesville was hitting the oall in the early innings but failed to score in the first despite two hits.

This was partially due 750 -Member Limit to the work of Marinko, who threw a would-be stealer out at ed the turning point in Tuesday second base while holding a run night's ball game as the Green ner on third for the second out. Bay Bluejays climbed into a first- place tie with Oshkosh by beating In Quarterback Club Eagle-All Star Tilt Press-Gazette Radio Station WJPG-FM (101.1 meg.) will broadcast an account of the College All-Star-Philadelphia Eagle game Friday night via the Mutual network, which has exclusive coverage. The broadcast will begin at 7:30. Harry Wismer, well-known Mutual sportscaster, will do the play-by-play. Harold (Red) Grange, former Bear star and all-time football great, will handle the color of the game.

Meanwhile, Earl Gillespie will be waiting at the mike to conclude the remaining portion of the Blusjay-Fond du Lac game after the All-Star broadcast. Janesville, 8-4, while Oshkosh Gross Gorecki The Jays then went out in their half of the inning to grab a two-run lead. Ray Peters and Seghi walked with two out and Gross got the first of his five hits a double through the first-baseman that went on into rightfield, scor was losing to Wisconsin Rapids, Until the triple killing a baseball rarity Janesville was lead third, had Started again for the ing 4-3 and Righthander Glen plate and Gross, with his natural will bring about our avowed pur Runge looked anything but effec ing both runners. Marinko bene pose. tive.

The play broke the back of left-handed motion, whirled and threw to Andy Marinko, who tag Packers Dick Wildung, Bob fitted from a mound error and Dick Ackermann walked to fill Meetings During Grid Season at Vocational School the Cubs offense, however, and was a mighty prop for Runge, who ged Hanny slidinfg into the plate. the bases, but Gorecki lied to The ball traveled three-quarters went on to win his 16th victory Forte, Ted Fritsch and Nolan Luhn gave short talks on behalf of the players who were introduced individually by Brock. of the way around the diamond Al Gross contributed a perfect left to end the inning, ifth Starts Gloomily just as fans have seen it do hun five hits in five trips to the trl umph. Attending his first Alumni Membership of the new Green Bay Men's Quarterback club was Green Bay thus reached the top meeting was Joe Carey, a member of the Packer team from 1921 set at 750 at a meeting of the sponsoring Green Bay Packer of the Wisconsin State league The Cubs went ahead in the third after Runge hit the starting pitcher, John McGivern. Dick Lloyd and Hanny singled to fill the bases, Slusarek blooped one dreds of times in infield practice.

Search pf the available records shows that it was the first triple erasure by the Bluejays in at least five seasons of play, covering this year, 1943, 47, 46, and 42. League records are not complete in this Alumni association at Rockwood standings for the first time since falling from grace the night of '400' Will Make Special Stop for Tommy Trettin through 1923. White Sox Lash lodge Tuesday night. The association, meeting with June 30 by losing at Sheboygan, into centerfield to score McGiv A. B.

TURNBULL members of the 1919 Packer squad em, and Lloyd scored on a wild pitch. Dant grounded to Acker for the first time, announced that 3-2. The Jays, in their comeback, have won nine of there last 10 starts. Triple plays usually result from a line drive that catches runners mann who crossed Hanny up by meetings will be held at Vocational The Chicago and North West throwing to Seghi, who caught school auditorium. The first gath ern's 400 will make a special stop nim Eliding back into third.

enng is set for the Thursday (Sept Slusarek scored on what should 29) after the Bear-Packer game off bases, or from mental lapses on the part of base-runners. But at Kaukauna this afternoon to pick up young Tommy Trettin, the Kaukauna boy who will represent have been a double play, with here Sept. 25. The membership of the new or Dant forced at second but Ronnie this one was off a ground ball and it was cleanly made. The Cubs Northeastern Wisconsin in the A Rain Storm, Chance Brought Turnbull, Packers Together Past President Advised Club To PlayRain Or Shine; Team Won Interest of New Leader ganization fits the seating capacity All-American Soap Box Derby at George safe on Gross's error.

Wendel Davis grounded to Gor Oshkosh, 11-8 Homers, Doubles Count For Rapids Nine; Fond Whips Sheboygan Twice By The Associated Press Wisconsin Rapids defeated Osh of the auditorium approximately Akron, Ohio. department for 1841 and 42, how ever. There were 1,987 fans on hand to welcome the Jays home from a six-day road trip, pushing the season's total attendance to 86.204. The Bluejay business management, with its sights set on 100,000, has proclaimed tonight another "Blue Shirt night," with Janesville again appearing at Joannes park at p. m.

Those in blue shirts will be admitted for a service charge of 25 cents, or ran get a reserved seat for 35 cents. The Cubs will appear here for the last time Thursday ecki to retire the side. 750. Today was proclaimed Tom The game was deadlocked again Fee Klaus, president of the Trettin Day' in Kaukauna by in the fourth when Gorecki led had a run in, Bob Hanny on third base and Bob Slusarek on first with Bob Dant at bat. Dant drove a sharp ground ball at Manager Phil Seghi, playing third.

Seghl feinted toward third just enough to check Hanny, then whipped the ball to Stan Alumni association, announced Mayor Joseph Bayorgeon. A rally off with a single through short will be held at the Kaukauna High Runge laid down a bunt to send that a total of 356 fans already have enrolled in the QB club. This figure does not include, however, The announcement yesterday that A. B. Turnbull had from the board of directors and the executive committee school campus late this afternoon, him to second and Rod Graber approximately 40 Alumni mem of the Green Bay Packers caused many who are in close touch Sfled thrbaH to Gorecki to force Slu- where City Attorney Harry Mc-Andrews will extend the good wishes of the city.

kosh, 11 to 8, to tumble the Gianta into a first place tie with th Green Bay Bluejays In Stata league baseball play last night. drove him home with a hit to rightfield. Al Gebhard flied out and Peters fanned. Wlin me team to iurn DacK. memory 10 wiai uay 41 yeais ayo Gross to throw Dant out at first.

bers. Actually, there are about 350 memberships left for the gen when he first became interested From the campus a caravan will 1 Hanny, after scampering back to The fifth inning started gloom The Bluejays downed Janes Mr. Turnbull is on vacation on eral public. Meet Thursday Nights ily enough with Lloyd's single and a triple to leftfield by Hanny which sent the lead run home. proceed to the depot, where Tom and his mother, Mrs.

Herbert Trettin, will board the '400' for Milwaukee. The Kaukauna JCC is sending a delegation along too, Klaus advised fans "not to wait a ranch high in the mountains of Oregon and so is not available for comment. However, the history of ville, 8 to 4. A fifth place tie developed also between Fond du Lac and Appleton, the Panthera whipping Sheboygan twice, 8 to 7 and 7 to 3, while the Papermak- To until the last minute to join." They Slusarek walked and that set up the triple killing. the Packers has been written in may enroll by sending $1 (the various forms by many popular membership fee) to Green Bay In the home half of the fifth the Cardinals Coming! Scout Eagle Contest to see Tom off by plane from Billy Mitchell field at the early hour of 7 o'clock Thursday ers were edging Wausau, 3 to 1 and 10 to 8.

Packer Alumni association, Post- Jays were able to tie the score office box 255, Green Bay. In return fans will receive member At Wisconsin Rapids the White again when Seghl slammed a double to center, went to third on a wild Ditch and home on the third Mr. and Mrs. Trettin and aix ship cards entitleing them to admission to the 10 or 11 meetings. of Gross's collection of hits, this one to right field.

Marinko's bunt Sessions will be held on Thurs Entire Squad To day nights during the football Sox staged two four-run outbursts to tumble Oshkosh from the league top. Art Morgan and Chet Gugala homered successively for the Rapids in the seventh after Rudy Yandoli hit for the circuit in the top half of the same frame. Ken Landenberger, White Sox first baseman, drove in five runs season. At each meeting movies other relatives will see Tommy race in the big Derby Sunday. Following the Derby there will be a giant Banquet of Champions Sunday evening, at which each will be awarded his championship certificate for winning his local race, and prizes for the national race will be awarded.

popped up, the pitcher and first baseman collided trying to field it but Davis, coming in from third, recovered the ball in -time to force writers. Many who have investigated the record agree that the rise of the Packers from a purely local team to an institution of national reputation began with Mr. Turnbull's interest. Strangely enough it was the fact that the Packers had reached the very depths of despair that attracted his interest. It was a driving rain storm midway in the 1922 season that brought the executives of the club into consultation in the office of the Press-Gazette.

Gathered for this dreary conference were Coach Curly Lambeau, G. W. Calhoun, Joseph Ordens and Nathan of the Packers' previous game wil be shown and members of the Packer coaching staff and several See Game; Packer '77' Scrimmages By ART DALE1' Take it from the Chicago Cardinals, the Green Bay Packer' players will be on hand to com ment. with two doubles to Increase his league-leading RBI total to 10S for the season. Gross at second.

Askermann then v.hiffed and Gorecki flied to right. Gorecki Ties Record The sixth inning maiked the last of the scoring with Green Bay ahead to stay. Runge singled The association is also planning a special meeting before the Bear Philadelphia Eagle game at Cily game. Barney Poole To Captain All-Stars stadium, Aug. 20, will be an iifi- The 1949 Packers, including portant contest.

The Cardinals, for instance. Ahrams It is i-prkirted that thev Five Sheboygan errors in the opener helped Fond du Lac to its first victory as both teams collected nine hits. In the afterpiece, three seventh inning home run gave the Panthers four runs to break a 3-3 tie. The round-trlp-pers were produced by Len Weis- Line Coach Tom Stidham, Back-field Coach Bob Snyder and Assistant Charley Brock, spent con to right and went all the way to thrid on an error in that garden. Graber rolled out but Gebhard drove a hit into left to score CHICAGO 0J.R) Barney were considering calling the game off, and it must be admitted that will be represented by only the coaching staff during the Eagles' tiff with the College All Stars in siderable time "gassing" with the Poole, former West Point end, will lead the College All Star squad in fhpir hattli Frirtav with th Runce.

Peters followed with a some felt that end of professional oldtimers before the meeting. Chicago Friday night. But the football in Green Bay was near Philadelphia Eagles, National Hea.d. Coach Curly Lambeau was single through the box. Seghi filed to right for the second out.

Up ner, led Meggeman and Boo Ramsay, the latter two on succes unable to attend since he had a entire squadB0 some players and coaches will invade Green football league champions. at hand. 1,300 Fans In Stands sive pitches by Bill Allen. The college stars worked for came Gross again, this time singling to center to score Gebhard. He went to second on the throw to the plate, and Marinko was Roy Leafgren, Wausau catcher.

Bay for the Eagle-Packer en gagement. two hours last night under the date with Packer Center Jay Rhodemyre in Chicago. A highlight of the meeting was the reading of the association's purpose by Verne Lewellen, a hit a home run in each game but lights of Soldier's field. At Grand Mr. Turnbull, general manager of the Press-Gazette, chanced to visit the office of the newspaper that Sunday morning and the The Cardinals figure the Eacles will get a much stiffer Rapids, the pros also prac they weren't enough as Appleton swept the twin bill.

Manager passed purposely. Ackermann proved that strategy wrong by tised under lights. test from the Packers than from member of the Packers' triple Coach Bud Wilkinson announc the All Stars. The Cards' an championship teams. It was well nounced mission in Green Bay ed the election of Poole, who lives in Mississippi, and said the choice received by the players.

Here's the association's Article 2 entitled coming through with a sharp single down the third-base line, driving in both Peters and Gross. The ninth man to bat, Gorecki, was retired by the leftfielder. to scout the Eagles, but you was almost unanimous. can bet your favorite putter that they'll take special note of the "Purpose:" Players Give Talks "The purpose of this organiza troubled quartet eagerly called him into the huddle. He heard the story.

The Duluth Eskimos were in Green Bay ready to play and must be paid their guarantee whether the game went on or not. He advised them to play the game, if they wanted to put professional football over in Green Bay, and thus established the policy of playing rain or shine which the The five hits by Gross went suc 1949 version of the Packers. Fred Clemence hurled the opening victory, scattering five hits. In the second tilt, Appleton scored four times in the second inning and six in the fifth to Ice the verdict. (First Game) Fond du Lac 500 00 ft I 1 Sheboygan 204 100 0 7 Lorenz, Hoover (3) and Schllti; Zaliagiris, Moor (6) audi GroTt.

(Second Game) Fond du Lac 300 000 4 1 Sheboygan 120 OAO Hesketa and Zanders: Alien and cessively through first base, over Triplets WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE The Cardinals are optimistic enough to believe that they'll be tion shall be to aid and assist the Green Bay Packers, in their the bag, and into right, center and left fields. The other eight Blue- in the playoff for the third endeavors to bring to Green Bay jay hits were divided, one apiece, straight year against the Eagles professional football of the highest among the other eight players In next December, but they re also the game. Matt Matulis, appearing wise enough to know that they I. Pet GB 5S S5 .62 i 3 .62 J2 42 .553 7 4 46 .511 II 42 S3 .442 17 4 42 S3 .442 171, 40 55 .421 19i is it zihi Packers have followed ever since. There were only 1,300 hardy Wlsconnin Rapids calibre, and to this end, to promote morale and fighting spirit in the here for the first time as Janes will have to whip the Packers v- team personnel; by bringing to the rona au Appleton Waiuau Janesvlllt fans in the stands, but the Packers had won more than a ball during the league season.

Grove. Oshkosh 000 101 220 If I Wis. Rapids 021 440 40x 11 4 Pureed, Splnks (S). Acker (I) an it Jenkins; Colborn, Fortman (i) and Smith. Meanwhile, the Packer office came that day.

They had won the attention and active interest of ville manager, used three right-handed pitchers Don Elston, who came in during the fifth and was eventually the loser, and Art Klein, who started, the seventh after the lineup was shuffled to allow a pinch-hitter. Klein, in his went ahead with plans to "push" the Eagle contest. The game will be boomed from one end of the Mr. Turnbull and no one will (First Gams) attention of the Packer management, outstanding football players; to promote and assist in developing community spirit by sponsoring or assist in the holding of pep rallies, quarterback clubs, providing for speakers for or the showing of Packer football game pictures to civic and other organizations in deny that that has been one of their greatest assets during the state to the other via press and Tonlfht'i Gamei JANESVILLE AT GREEN BAY Oshkosh at Wisconsin Rapids. Wausau at Appleton.

Fond du Lac at Sheboygan. Tuesday Night's Results GREEN BAY S. JANESVILLE 4. Wisconsin Bapids 11, Oshkosh S. Appleton 1-10, Wausau 1-8.

Fond du Lac 8-7, Sheboygan T-S. Wausau 400 000 1 I Appleton 010 200 3 i I Uoud and Leafrren; Clement and Carson. radio. two innings, allowed only one hit, The Packer ticket office, at 349 (Second Game) Wausau HO 230 I 11 1 and who do you suppose got it? Gross. S.

Washington street has the Eagle game tickets and fans may Appleton 040 tO 10 1 Green Bay and surrounding Stan Gorecki accepted 13 chanc now purchase them across the lirKich, Haines (S) and Ltafiren; Brown, Zimmerman (5), Plet (I), Cos (6) and Carson. and by any other endeavors that es with an error, getting three counter. Seats are priced at AB 5 4 JANESVILLE Lloyd, ss Hanny, cf Slusarek, rf putouts and 10 assists. The 13 1 $3.60, $2.40 and $1.20. i chances were two short of the rec 3 4 want, ord of 15 held jointly by six sec THE PACKERS sharpened their ond basemen including Gorecki PO 2 2 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 24 himself and Russell Sherman, who claws for the Eagles' visit with their first scrimmage of the season at Rockwood lodge Monday EVERY GAME THE BLUEJAYS PLAY LIB AXSEELEJAIELLL TONIGHT AT 7:55 JANESVILLE AT GREEN BAY George, lb 4 Davis, 3b 4 Stempkowskt, It 4 Palmlsano, 2b 3 Klein, 0 xBohanlon 1 MrGlvern, 1 Klston, 0 Kozub, 2b 1 Totals 34 attended last night game with Earl Gillespie in the WJPG-FM morning.

Nearly 20 rookies will be giving the veterans a run for regular employment with the Packers when they engage the Philadelphia Eagles at City stadium Saturday night, Aug. 20. One of the two new fullbacks, Frank (Bus) Williams of Utah State, is shown above lugging the ball. The other new FB is Bob Summerhays of Utah. Providing an obstacle for Williams is Dan Orlich, new end from Nevada.

past 27 years. George W. Calhoun, former iports editor of the Press-Gazette, who has been a sort of Boswell of the Packers since their beginning in 1919, has told the above story in a history of the club published in the Packer program of Sept. 29, 1946. After relating this Incident in the history of the club he continues: "But that day marked the turning point in the history of the Packers.

Before the 1923 season opened the Packer Football corporation had been formed to give Lambeau and the Packers sound financial backing." "Turnbull was named president and associated with him in the football project were Dr. W. W. Kelly, L. H.

Joannes and a number of other leading citizens. Turnbull continued as president hroueh the 1927 season. Ray The intra-squad battling wasnt radio booth. The total of 10 assists also tied the league record held by four second-sackers. a complete success out neitner was it a distinct disappointment.

xReached first on error (or Klein in 9th. GREEN BAT AB PO A Packer Coach Curly Lambeau looked over the scrimmage with this statement: WJPG-FM HEAR THE COMPLETE GAME FROM START TO FINISH TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT Los Angeles Rams Sign Arizona End backer-up position and as a pass "We saw enough fine individual protector. In fact, Summerhays Graber, cf AOllO Gebhard, it 4 I 1 1 Peters, If 4 1 2 Sethi, 3b 3 2 1 2 4 Gross, lb 1 5 12 1 Marinko, 4 0 13 1 Ackermann. ss 4 0 1 3 3 sporting an injured shoulder, tossing a couple of nice blocks. Halfback Tony Canadeo and Fullbacks Ted Fritsch and Frank performances which lead us to RADIO SERVICE OF THE and Clyde Goodnight, veteran pass receiving end who looked PRESS-GAZETTE REDLANDS, Calif.

(P) The believe that we have the possibility of a good ball club. How Los Angeles Rams of the Nation good with Buddy Luhn on de Gorecki. 2b 4 1 1 3 10 Runge, 3 I 1 1 ever, play execution in general fense, got into a minor scuffle. Totals ii is ei zu lacked the necessary teamwork The terrific heat left a good share of the players with short tem Janesville 003 010 0004 Green Bay 200 114 OOx to make the maneuvers work Runs batted in against league opponents." Evrard was executive in 1928, Dr al Football league have signed End John Smith of the University of Arizona. The 22-year-old Wildcat wingman had been vcrkir, out with the Rams for two weeks and is rated the fastest of the nine ends in camp here.

A former border conference sprint champion, Graber, Gebhard, Gross 3, Ackermann pers. Glenn E. Lewis, the Texas Tech Williams made good gains. Guard Ed Neal toiled a spell at offensive center although the bulk of the work was handled by Veteran Bob Flowers. Playing the slot on defense, Neal gave new Centers John Tavener and Ralph Olsen a rough time, bumping them into the quarterback.

Incidentally, Tiny Croft, a tackle, played in Neal's favorite defen Left on bases janesville t.reen Just about everybody but End Larry Craig and Guard Damon Kelly in 1929, and Joannes took over in 1930." (E. R. Fischer was named to succeed Joannes as Tassos. both late arrivals, saw Plan Your Vacation Bay 11. Earned runs Janesville 3.

Green Bay 7. Three-base hit Hanny Two-base hits George, Gross, Seghi. Stolen base Marinko. Sacrifice hit right halfback, displayed a lot of speed especially on a 30-yard scamper around left end. Lewis looks tiny though the program president in 1947.) "The Packer coach now was able to turn his attention to the Smith has run the 100 in 9.9 and the 220 in 21.5 seconds.

He stands six feet one Inch and weighs sive position part of the game. football field while others handled the finances. Gradually he added action on defense. The spirited show was held under a blazing sun and lasted from 9:45 until 11:20 with five minutes out for the "half." THE COACHING staff plus the 200 or 300 fans along the sidelines kept a special eye out for 190. Runge.

Hits off McGivern, 7 hits for 4 runs In 4 plus innings; Elston, for 4 runs in 2 innings; Klein, 1 for 0 runs In 2 innings. Winning pitcher Runge (18-4). Losing pitcher Elston (10-7). Struck out by Runge 1, McGivern 3. Elston 1, Klein 2.

Bases on balls of Runge 2, McGivern 3, Elston 1, Klein 1. Wild pitch Runge 2, McGivern. Hit by pitcher McGivern (by Runge). Triple nlav Seghl to Gorecki to Gross a key player here, another there, NOW! until the Packers were set to make Fight Results NEW BEDFORD. Mass.

Taml Mauri their bid for the professional foot ball championship." to Marinko. Double play Seghl to the new Packers. A number of TACKER PACKINGS: Ralph Earhart, the Texas Tech flyweight, looked especially happy and effective during the drill He had just signed his contract Watching the workout with Don Hutson was Bear Bryant, football coach at the University of Kentucky and teammate of ello. 2021s. New York, knocked out Mike Jacobs, 178.

Newark. N. (S). LOS ANGELES Clarence Henry, IBS, data will read 5-11, 190. Another Lewis, Guard Floyd of Southern Methodist, did well at a backer-up spot.

THE TWO NEW ends, Charley Tatom from Texas and Billy Kel-ley from Texas Tech, made several nice catches though the decoying on aerial maneuvers was not up to par. Tatom, a tackle in college, worked at defensive end and looked good. The important quarterbacking was shared by Jack Jacobs, Jug Girard and Irv Comp. Jacobs got Gorecki to Gross. Umpires Harding (plate), Klatt.

Attendance 1,987. Time 2:20. BI.LEJAY BATTING (Unofficial) Los Angeles, stopped Dutch culDert son. 182. Los Aneeles.

(9). HARTFORD, Conn. George Dunn. AB II 2b 3b Hr Rbl Pet 130'i, Hartford, outpointed Harry them showed possibilities. Shortly after the "game" started, Bill Schroeder, the new halfback who did a stint at Wisconsin and with the El Toro Marine, intercepted a pass and raced for a touchdown.

Later in the scrimmage, he got a whack in the face but Sechl 32 10 12 2 0 1 .375 Mr. Turnbull is an enthusiastic supporter of all athletic undertakings as witness his interest in the organization of the Oneida Golf and Riding club and the development of the Blucjay baseball team. However the Packers offered something of wide benefit to the city and he recognized the value of the nation-wide pub- 11 54 "Snufry" Smith, 132, Rochester, i (10). Don't lot lack of ready cash keep you home. LOANS FOR EVERY WORTHY PURPOSE 277 S4 88 IS 2 5 377 82 10S IS 0 10 Ackerm'n Gorecki Graber Gross 278 70 75 11 3 1 Hutson at Alabama Bryant drove to Chicago with Lambeau Tuesday afternoon Lambeau, by the way, has a date with Jay .319 .286 .270 .283 .264 .262 .227 .235 .184 56 27 61 28 50 52 22 18 was back asking for more after 2 8 4 4 2 2 1 3 0 4 3 1 342 60 97 IS 197 43 52 301 47 79 10 48 74 12 140 30 33 131 28 24 4 Gebhard Marinko Tail be Peters Newton Rhodemyre, the Packer center, quick sideline treatment by Trainer Bud Jorgenson.

off some good pitches to Tatom, one for 30 yards, while Girard and Jacobs hit Kelley and Luhn consistently. Girard got his first Harshbaxgeri Lew Ferry, fresh out of Villa- Pitching Runge 18-4 Donohue u-s: Kossmann 50 LOANS '5000 who is undecided about playing pro football this fall Jay will be at the Star game to receive the most valuable player trophy for his work in the 1948 classic Rosenfelder 7-4: eric 4-3: Peeren big chance with the imaginary nova, looked steady and rough at left tackle under Dick Wildung. Bob Summerhays, the rookie fullback, raised a lot of hob in a boom 1-2; Marchess 3-3. Released Shelters 1-2. Double plays S3, lorn attendance 86,284.

(13,738 to go tor first 100,000 leason). Rhodemyre played varsity It's a Boy for George Trafton George Trafton, former Packer line coach and presently line mentor for the Los Angeles Rams, is passing around the cigars. It's a boy, the name is George and the weight nine and a half pounds. Word of tho newcomer came in a telephone conversation between Trafton and E. J.

Robinson, advertising manager of the Press-Gazette. The Traftons' other baby, a girl, was born in Green Bay in 1944. three minutes to go in the game and moved his team about 35 yards, alternating the runs from the left to right nicely and toss ball at Kentucky under Bryant It's possible Lambeau may Stadium Workers Meet Thursday A meeting of all City stadium workers, including the Legion police, gatemen, ushers, will be held in the Legion building at 7:30 Thursday night, H. J. Bero announced today.

Plans will be made for the Philadelphia-I Packer game here Aug. 20 7 and other games during fthe season. Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press have a chat with Jack Mitchell, the Packer draftee from Oklaho ing In a few passes. The Packer fullbacks went on liclty the team brings to the city each year. He was always ready to give his time and effort to the problems Connected with the success of the club.

Those close to him feel that he will never lose interest in the Batting Johnny Llpon and Johnny lUIOiiCSUt mil fj ft 50D lltXlTDU MUSft a scoring spree, wait bchlinkman sizzling off the right side for about three scores. Summerhays ma who will quarterback the All Stars Jim Goodman, new-Packer pulled a fumble out of the air during one play4.nd WASHINGTON MAIN Grolh. Tigers Each hit a home run and batted in four runs to lead the Tigers to an 11-5 triumph over the White Sox. Llpon round tripper came with the bases full aft Grotti's with two on. hit pay dirt once on rfte same run with Evan Vogds, veteran guardadvanced several yards Packers.

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