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TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1943 US DA1Y KKSVCMM, iXXXKlGUZlA. PA. FAGS TWO Buy It Skgle Gves Cafts Wk AtPdDiiaaDira, 4-3 Sell It rasp PLAY OPENS SOFTBALL kacb Holds Dragons To live its, Fans 11 So 8-1 Damchek Bednarczyk. rf Byron, If YVidizewskL 3b Romantino, 3 Garcia, 3 Totals Monongahela Donora 23 3 5 21 8 5 030 000 1 100 101 0-3 Runs batted in Matesich, ola, Sala, McCleary. Two base hits DeRcsa, Bewick, Murphy.

Three base hits Leach, Sala. Home run Sahu Stolen bases MeVieker, Bewick. Double play McCleary to Murphy. Earned runs Monongahela 1. Donora 3.

Base on balls Garcia 7, Leach 4. Struck out Garcia 4, Leach 11. Passed balls Romantino 2. Left on bases Monongahela 11, Donora 3. Um pires Kovach, Zilka.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Results Yesterday Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn 2 Boston 6, St. Louis 0 New York at Chicago, postponed, Standing of the Teams St. Louis 10 6 .625 New York 11 7 .611 Pittsburgh 11 7 .611 Brooklyn 9 10 .474 Philadelphia 9 10 .474 Boston 9 10 .474 Chicago 7 10 .412 Cincinnati 7 13 .350 Games Today Pitchers HsIJjcsa At California Tessrrow, Meet Brownies Here Thursday SECTION 18 STANDINGS Won Lost Pet 7 0 1.000 Brownsville -Charleroi Monessen Monongahela Donora California 6 3 2 2 0 0 4 4 5 7 1.000 .429 .333 .2861 .000 Results Yesterday Monongahela 4. Donora 3 Charleroi 9, California 6 Brownsville 11. Monessen 0 Games Wednesday Monongahela at California Monessen at Charleroi (Midway, McConnell) Games Thursday Brownsville at Monongahela (Perchak, Potts) California at Donora (Kovach, Leeperl Games Friday Monessen at Donora (Clutter, ZilkaJ Game Saturday Brownsville at Charleroi (Perchak, McConnell), 2:30 p.

Games Monday Monessen at Monongahela Charleroi at Brownsville (Midway, Kuvinka) Len DiPaoIa's seventh-inning single gave the Monongahela Wild cats a 4-3 victory over the Donora Dragons on the Donora field yesterday. The Monongahela Wildcats will meet California at Quinn Park at 3:30 today in a Section 18 game postponed May 3. The ground hit to center scored Sonny MeVieker, who had walked and stolen second. The win moved the Cats into fourth place in Section 18 standings. Jess Leach went the distance for the local team, striking out 11.

He held the Dragons to five hits. Three of them were for extra bases, however, including Fritz Sala's home run in the first inning on the first pitch. Sala also smashed a triple to lead the Dragon attack. Leach's record is. now two wins and four losses the same as the Cats', since he has pitched every inning the Monongahela team has played in Section 18.

At California, the undefeated Charleroi Coufrs got a scare from the lowly Cub but won, 9-6, with three runs in the eighth inning. The Cougars had to use three pitchers, including their ace, lefthander Freddy Uhlman, to secure the victory. The Brownsville Brownies blasted Monessen, 11-0, snapping the Greyhounds two-game winning streak. Eddie Roebuck was the winning pitcher. He was relieved by Lou Monath when the issue was no longer in doubt.

Monongahela AB. R. H. P. A.

E. Reale, 3b 2 0 0 2 1 0 Matestcn, ss 3 0 4 DeRosa, If 4 MeVieker, lb 3 Dipaola, 2b 3 Anselmino, 4 Bewick, cf 3 Anderson, rf 3 0 0 12 12 0 10 1 Totals 29 4 7 21 7 0 Donora AB. R. H. P.

A. E. Sala, cf 3 2 2 0 0 0 Chatlak, ss 3 0 0 1 Jakela, ss 0 0 0 0 McCleary, 2b 3 0 1 1 Murphy, lb 2 1 1 10 Mitchell, rf 10 0 0 Gonzalez, rf 10 0 0 Ogletree 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LEAGUE HERE Hoot Owls, IbEan Onb, Lewcsna Maaor Win Inaugural Games CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost Pet Hoot Owls 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1.000 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 .000 Italian Club Lewanna Manor Gallatin Elite Grill Manown Results Yesterday Hoot Owls 7, Elite Grill 6. Italian Club 18, Manonw 1L Lewana Manor 8, Gallatin 1 Games Tomorrcv Italian Club at Gallatin Lewana Manor at Manown Victory Hill at Hoot Owls New Eagle's Hoot Owls pushed over two runs in the last of the ninth for a 7-6 win over Elite Grill as the City Softball League opened play yesterday, D. Patterson's double to right with the bases loaded scored the tying and winning runs with one out.

In another league game, "Scratch" Boorman held Gallatin to five singles and struck out 10 as his Lewanna Manor mates blasted an 8-1 victory. Rossi, Lewanna. shortstop, got a double and a triple to lead the. winners' attack. Catcher Police drove in three runs with two singles.

The lineup: Hoot Owls AB. R. Patterson, ss 5 Lodovici, cf 3 Negro, 2b 5 Tessi, If 4 D. Patterson, 3b 5 Trunzo, lb 4 Delvitto, rf 4 R. 0 0 1 H.

P. A. E. 2 3 2 0 Parenti, Gondos, Totals 38 7 13 27 6 0 Elite Grill AB. R.

H. P. A. E. Brady, ss 5 2 2 1 2 0 McCormick, If 5 1 3 5 0 0 R.

Polaski, 2b 1.. 5 0 3 2 0 0 Gregg, If 5 0 2 7 0 0 Brantly, lb 4 0 0 6 0 0 Viverette, 3b 2 0 0 1 2 1 G. Kelly, rf 1110 0 0 J. Kelly, 3 112 0 0 Kennedy, 4 1110 0 Doty, 3b 2 0 0 0 1 0 J. Polaski, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Keenan, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 40 6 1325 5 1 1 out when winning run was scored.

Fiteen Schools To Participate In Junior WPIAL Meet PITTSBURGH, May 11 (UP) At least 15 schools will participate tomorrow in he 18th annual Junior WPIAL track and field meet at Clairton Stadium at nearby Clair-ton. Wilkinsburg is the defending champion. Other schools entered include Mt. Lebanon, Brentwood, Donora, McKeesport, two schools from New Kensington, Penn Scott-dale, Washington, West Mifflin, Jeannette, Clairton, Oakmont and Brownsville. Beaver meets Sewickley tomorrow in a dual meet.

Meanwhile, 30 schools prepared to send 286 athletes to the Class A WPIAL track and field meet at Coker Stadium in Connellsville this Saturday, according to W. L. Lewis, meet director. AxaAiiia aivicHwwi Ha un For Sale 28 heavy White Lrghorr hens. (laying yearlings.

Phont Monongahela 9uW rm mll-13-f Services Offered-" Rags, furniture auto upholstrrjr Vacuumed an shampooed by 'machine on you: premises. Phone Donora 1211-W 338-W or Ru; Cleaning Service. mll-p22- For Sale or Rent House trailer Inquire Jesse Manning. Wat street. -I street.

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Montgomery Ward, Donora. Phone 600. ml6-tfn-c Are your tires wearing? Is youi car hard to steer? Is it pullint to the side? Does it shimmy? Have BILL SIGNORINI at MONONGAHELA FORD CO. check youi wheel alignment Phone 693. mia-tfrt Now AyaUable Latest model fnfgh speed floor sander for rent Everything to complete a first class job.

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I I BROTHERS. Call Monongahela No. 3 or 742-R. EXCAVATING GRADIM3 Coal or red dog, bulldozing. Dump truck hauling.

Phone 404-W, Mon-ongaheli. a27-7 MIKE'S TIN SHOP, 159 E. Mam S.t Specializing In tinning, roofing, furnace repair and buildup rcof. Air conditioning. Pbone 1345.

127-f7- Attention Trucsers! For Sale Pittsburgh, coal for do mestic use. Jotdolays at mine. Located 2 miles west of Monongahela in Pigeon Creek. Contact Joseph Gross, Supt, at mine. Beacon Fuel Co.

f9-tfn ROOFING SPOJTING Brick Pointing Cornices Rebuilt Yohe Garlak Phones: 5064-R-31 5064-J-12 m23-m3-o 75A Insurance NO RATE INCREASE SINCE JULY 1946 Regular Rates Drivers 21 and up We insure 1 of 7 cars in Wash. Co. Rates offer real savings 123147 assets $29,162,049.40 Serving A Preferred Risk Clientele City Man and Fanner Phone 1002 E. M. Long, Atf.

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NOBLE 308 W. Main Monongahela, Pa. Phone 330. ml-tfn 76 Automobiles lor Sale For Sale 1946 used Ford, 2 door, heater; 1942 Chrysler, radio, heater; 1942 Mercury 1939 Chevrolet, radior neater. Call Valley Lincoln-Mercury, 132 Lincoln Charleroi 2345.

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1939 Chev. coach A-l condition. 1932 Chev. tow truck Phone 273. mlO-ll- For Sale 1940 Oldsmobile; In good condition.

Phone 5081-R-3. m7-ll-c For Sale 37 Plymouth 4 door sedan. Good condition. $350.00. Inq.

615 Lincoln St; phone 628-J. ml0-13-c For Sale 1942 International panel truck, R-plate. Very good condition; low mileage. Phone i Don ora 671-R-l. 77 Automobile Repairing Let "WES" renew the body of your car and paint it.

Phone 693, MONONGAHELA FORD CO. Estimates cheerfully made. No obligation. Prices reasonable. m3ral3-c BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS COMPLETE Automobile or Truck Repaint Jobs Estimates given on request See Marion at BINDI BROTHERS a20tfn What do you stand ir leed of that someone is almost ready to throw away because they are tired of moving it from place to place? Try a classified ad and buy a bar gain II msHBn KINER, RIDDLE BAT, HURL BUCS TO 4-2 VICTORY Slugger Cracks Sixth Home Ron; Former Red Pitcher Turns In Five-Hitter PITTSBURGH.

May 11 (UP) The Pirates today held one leg of a three-way tie for first place in the National League, but the Giants were 14 percentage points ahead of Pittsburgh and St. Louis. The Bucs moved into the dead lock by virtue of a 4-2 victory last night before Ralph Kiner's smok- Boston's 6-0 whitewash over the Cards. The Pirates were Idle today. They meet the Phillies for the firs! time this season in the first of a two-game series tomorrow.

The Dodgers succumbed last night before Ralph Kiner's smoking bat and Elmer Riddle's five-hit pitching. It was Riddle's third straight victory. He surrendered only one hit in the last four innings. In 35 innings this season, the former Redleg has allowed only four earned runs. But it was Kiner's third home run in two days and his sixth of the year that gave Pittsburgh the game.

Kiner broke a 1-1 tie with a 425-foot home run with Stan Rojek aboard in the third inning. In the eighth, Rammin' Ralph doubled home Rojek from third for the fourth run. In the three games with the Dodgers, Kiner has driven home eight runs. Twrnty-year-old Erv Palica pitched six-hit ball for the Dodgers, of which three went to Kiner. SPORT BRIEFS I.

1 NEW YORK. May 11 (UP) Boxing was bacX in business in New York today. The Managers Guild accepted the 20th Century Club's compro mise offer of 25 per cent of the television receipts, and Promoter Sol Strauss immediately promised a show for Friday night at Madi son Square Garden. CHICAGO, May 11 (UP) The New York Giants said today they have given Joe Beggs, veteran pitcher, his unconditional release Beggs won three and lost three for the Giants last year after going to New York from Cincinnati in a trade for Babe Young. The veteran right hander under went an elbow operation during the winter for removal of bone chips, but apparently never recovered his control.

This was his tenth season in the majors. DETROIT, May 11 (UP) Following (he failure of Detroit's Kocpplinger crew, veteran observers at the 45th Annual American Bowling Congress championships all but conceded the 1948 team title to the Washington Shirts of Chicago, as the classic entered its 62nd day today. NEW YORK, May 11 (UP) A possible record field of entries for the National Open Golf Tournament at Los Angeles was foreseen today by Joe Dey, secretary of the U. 'S. Golf Association.

The record, set in 1937, is 1,402 entries. "More than 450 golfers have entered so far," Dey said, "and we expect more than that number to come in on the last two days before the deadline May 17." ANNUAL JUNIOR (Continued ftvm Page 1) lores Brothers, Rochelle Anger-man, Carolyn Maley, Antionette Esper, Judith Hilton, Juliann Kohn, Marie Tremonti, Betty Lou Gainer. Boys: Bill Bowman, Richard Charlton, Harold Reynolds, Bob Johnston. Ronald Pellegrini, Kenny Colagiovanni, James Mendola, Eddie Yevcinez, Billy Hess. Lincoln School Girls: Betty Johnson (c), Norma Anders, Patricia' Blackledge, Joanne DeCooman, Elain Gulick, Betty Hart man.

Beverly, Vincent, Mary Lou McMahon, Audrey Bulr; Subs: Florence Davenport, Betsey Malena and Donna Gopdlin. Boys: Bobby Webster (c), Bobby Kramer, Val WalLjDarf Wine-land, Gene Carson, Jay Oppen-heim, Morris Johnson, Bobby Taylor, Jerry Power; Subs: Gene Ritchie. Albert Todd and Donald Ricci. UNBEHS bay and seQ any make sewing machines. AD repair work guaranteed.

Leroy Jacobs. Fourth St. Extension. Phone 508S-J-2. mS-aie-e 40 Repairing: All Kinds PIANOS WANTED Fiano tuning and Repairing A.

Nessler. Phone 191-J al9-m2nd Ctsfffa Ercs. Refrigeration Service 215 Second St. Phone 663-R J14-tfn n.J sr Radio and Refrigeration Service, CaD Donora 802-R. fl9-m31-c WATCH REPAIRING Homer A.

Home, 103 Nelson SL Phone 818-R. mll-j22-c Tucker ft Neill. Sales and Service. Installers of furnaces and air conditioning. Repairing and rebuilding of present equipment.

hone 29tJ or 5066-R-l. dl5-tro ALFRED'S We repair all makes of Rome Appliances. 409 West Main Street Phone 1307. 1e3, tfn-c 43 Moving Hauling Storage Moving and Storage AL ZEFFIRO TRANSFER 8th k. Meldon Ave.

Ph. Donora 609-J WILLIAMS TRANSFER MOVING HA JUNO Call WILLIAMS TRANSFER, R5-J d2-r7- 45 Furnished Kooms For Rent One suitable for 1 436 Railroad 196-J. furnished bedroom or 2 men. Inquire Street or phone ml0-12-p 51 Wanted to Rent Wanted Three four furnished or unfurnished rooms or apartment. Phone 114-W.

m7-ll-c 59 Houses for Sala For Sale Six room frame house with two baths, furnace heat, windows and doors weather stripped. All modern conveniences. Located on main street Donora. Call Donora 171-R. mll-13-c For Sale Double house.

One side empty. Phone 1566 or 442. m7-ll-c For Sale Three double houses; also one sixteen room house. Ivill Hollow. Phone 1298.

mlO-12-c For Sale Excellent 6 room frame dwelling with bath. Hot air heat and garage. Close to school. Second ward. Will give possession in 10 days.

Price $12,000. Inq. C. S. Warne, Real Estate and Insurance, phone 315.

m5-14c For Sale Modern 6 room brick dwelling with bath, hot water heat, hardwood floors, 2 brick gar ages. Fine location. Information given in person only. C. S.

Warne, Real Estate and Insurance, 242 Main St. Phone 315. m5-14-c For Sale 5 rm. house; 2 car ga rage; chicken coop; 1 acre ground. 1 1-2 miles from Monongahela out 4th St.

Extension. Leroy Jacobs 5085 J-2 A 13-m24c 62 Lots and Acreage For Sale Lot 35x80 ft, on Chess street. Inquire 311 Eighth or phone 384-J. mlO-12-p For Sale 80 acres of land at $45 per cere. James S.

Campbell, Bentleyville, R. D. 1. Phone Mon ongahela 5062-J2 m6-12c For Sale 70 bushels wheat. Phone Monongahela 5082-R-3.

m7-ll-p 71 Miscellaneous For Sale Mixed baled hay and farm machinery. For particulars phone 5079-R-3. mlO-12-p AUTO GLASS PLATE GLASS Furniture Glass Mirrors Store Front Installations DOWNER GLASS SERVICE 7th R. R. Monongahela Phone 1316-J m3jllc WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE -Horses, cows, mules removed with out charge.

Phone Wash. 2758 Greensburg 2627. Reverse phone charges. Quick and dependable service any time of day or night PITTSBURGH MELTING CO. nll-d23-c EXCAVATING, TRENCHING.

BULLDOZING SHOVEL, or HI-LIFT. REASONABLE RATE CALL FOR FACE ESTIMATES. JAMES PITTS ELIZABETH 5118-R-l. a24-f4-c For Rent Convenient Main Street parking lot now open. Located in center of business section.

Monthly rental basis $4.00. Inq. C. S. Warne, Real Estate and Insurance.

242 Main St Phone 315. m5-14c ft I i CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their kindness daring oar recent bereavement, the death of our cousin. Margaret R. Withrow. We also wish to thank Rev.

Massay and Rev. Alford, the pall bearers, those who furnished music, sent flowers, offered cars, and all who assisted us in any way. John Bryan and Sisters. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Bryan. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their many acts of kindness extended to us during our recent bereavement, the death of our husband and father, Richard Davies. We especially wish to thank the Rev. Alexander W. Kurlowich.

those who sent flowers, offered cars and all who in any way tended to lessen our sorrow. Mrs Jennie Davies. Mr. Mrs. Wm.

Richardson. mll-p and Family. Florists Sanders, thaFforot Hospital Bouquets. Cut Flowers Funeral iJasfcets Corsages Monon-Bentl'y Rd. Phone 1574 nl2-tfn Lost and Found Party is known who took billfold Saturday evening at the local Eagles club.

Kindly return to Post Office Box 523 or to steward at Eagles club. Phone 1380-J. mlO-12 8 Male Beip tV anted Wanted Man for general cleaning, steady work. Apply in person at Memorial Hospital. mll-14-c Wanted Salesmen to complete forte in tri-state area.

Fastest selling water softener. Get in on the ground floor of a spectacular new business. Can average over $100 weekly. For an interview, phone Charleroi 703-W. a27-ml6c Man for general cleaning, steady work.

Apply in person at Memorial Hospital. mfMOc 14 Female Help Wanted Wanted Waitress, night work. 7 to 3. Apply in person. Roma Restaurant 111 West Main St.

mll-c Wanted Housekeeper, American, white, neat appearance, good character widow or single person under 50 years of age. Desirable applicants will be granted interview, and give reference if required. Write Box 920, care The Daily Republican. mll-13c- Wanted Waitress, night work. 7 to 3.

Apply in person. Roma Restaurant 111 West Main St. m6-10c Wanted Waitress. Apply The Mansion or phone Monongahela 5064 R3 m5tfn 22 Household Goods For Sale Three piece bedroom suite. Also, chifferobe.

Phone 391-M. mll-13-p For Sale Sacrifice. Like new Tap-pan Gas Range, Leonard Refrigerator, KitcheB outfit and other articles. Inq. 902 4th St.

ml0-14p For Sale 10 Piece dining room suite; upright piano. Inquire 417 West Main Street Phone 830. "On-the Spot" Rug Cleaners will clean your rug tight in your own home. For further information drop a card to Box 210, Charleroi, Pa. We will contact you.

m4-tfn FURNITURE Kupiete Home outfitters, Pullman and Kroetoler living room furniture, Magic Chef ranges, Lane cedar chests, Philco radios and refrigerators, Bigelow Sanford carpets and rugs. DONORA FURNITURE CO, Donora, Pa. Open evenings by appointment Phone d27-H7-c For Sale 1947 Easy spinner washer. Inquire 308 4th St. or phone 669.

mlO-13-c For Sale Philco combination radio, table model. Phone 389-M. m7-12-c 24 Sewing MacMnes For Sale Used: Electric sewing machine, 2 refrigerators, washer, coal cooking stove, coal and gas combination cooking stove. Console radio. Crafton's, corner Fifth and McKean, Donora.

mll-13-p SEWING MACHINES Sell us your used drop head Singer Sewing machine top prices will be paid. ml0-14c SENATOR OVERTON CRITICAL WASHINGTON, 11 (UP) Sen. John H. Overton, spent a "fairly comfortable night" but his condition remains "critical," the Naval Medical Center at nearby Bethesda, reported today. Overton underwent an abdominal operation last week.

Chsspbss Capture Home Opener As Ray Fcrija Hurb Fnre-H'rtter MON VALLEY STANDINGS Wn Los Pet Fayette City 2 0 1.000 Allenport CIO 2 1 .667 Donora CIO 2 1 .667 Local 210 CIO 1 1 .500 New Eagle 1 1 .500 Sutersville 1 1 .500 Fairhope 0 1 .000 Arnold City 0 3 .000 Results Yesterday New Eagle 6, Local 210 1 Donora 9. Sutersville 4 Fayette City 9, Fairhope 8 Allenport 3. Arnold City 0 Game Today Fairhope at New Eagle (Quinn Park, Perchak, Babirad) Games Tomorrow Allenport at Local 210 (Yankee Field, Kuvinka. Zilka) New Eagle at Arnold City (Me-da, Tracy) Fairhope at Donora (Frew, Fu-riga) Sutersville at Fayette City (Potts and Kovach) The New Eagle Firemen opened their home season with a 6-1 vie tory over Monongahela's Local 210 nine behind Big Ray Furiga's five- hit pitching yesterday at Quinn Park. The Firemen blasted starting Pitcher Paul Modrak for five runs in the third on three walks, four singles and an error.

Dolph Vit-tone had two for three to lead the New Eagle attack. A crowd of about 150 was on hand to watch the Firemen battle their traditional rivals in their first home appearance in defense of the 1947 pennant. Big' Ray worked easily and was never in trouble after the first when the Locals bunched three of their hits for their only score. New Eagle AB. R.

H. P. A. E. Burkhart, If 1 112 0 0 R.

1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 Bugaile, rf, lb 3 Jack Slifko, ss 3 Vittone, lb 3 Halechko, 3b 2 1 2 1 0 2 9 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 0. 2 0 0 0 0 Jerry Slifko, 2b 1 Garry, rf 1 Baran, 3 Niccolai, ct 2 R. Furiga, 2 Casciani, cf 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Totals Monongahela 22 6 7 21 11 0 AB. R. H.

P. A. E. Johnson, cf 3 Smith, lb 3 Renk, 3b 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Staff 3 Pollard, 2b 2 Pelligrini, ss 3 Lazzari, If 2 Contl, If 1 Broggi, rf 2 Modrak, 1 Pesognelli, 1 Pustlak 1 Totals 25 1 5 18 6 1 Batted for Pesognelli in 7th. Monongahela 100 000 01 New Eagle 005 100 6 Runs batted in Renk, Vittone, Burkhart, Jerry Slifko, Jack Slifko, Bugaile.

Sacrifice hit Burkhart. Double play Renk to Smith. Base on balls R. Furiga 1, Modrak 3, Pesognelli 3. Struck out Furiga 4, Modrak 2, Pesognelli 6.

Umpire Trenk. WAYNESBURG COLLEGE STOPS MOUNTAINEERS WAYNESBURG May ll-(UP) West Virginia University drop ped its first game in 12 starts yesterday when Waynesburg copped an 8 to 5 victory, knocking out Southpaw Art Donata during a three-run rally in the fifth inning. FUNERAL NOTICES BOWDEN: Andrew M. Bowden, 7S, at home of daugh ter, Mrs. Jeannette Bowden, Webster, May 11, 1948 at 7:15 a.m.

Friends received at Bebout Yohe Co Funeral Home, 30 Second St.i Funeral rites there Thursday May 13, 1948 at 2 p. m. in charge Rev. George Guest. Burial Monongahela cemetery.

(5-11, 12) B. LEGAL ADVERTISING ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Estate of rharles J. Medvirk defeased, late of Van Voorhis, Fa'lowfield Township, A'ahinfcton County, Penna. Letters of Administration upon the above having been granted to the underpinned, notice Is hereby given to those indebted thereto to make immediate payment, and to those having claims or demands to present them for rettlement. Anna Medvick, Administratrix Van Voorhis, Pennsylvania Louis B.

Oppenheim, Attorney Monongahela, Penna. Apr. 27; May 4-11-1IM5; June 1, 1948 zxECVTomni xroTici Estate of Matilda Reynard, deceased, late of Monongahela, Washington County, Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary upon the above Estate having been granted to the undersigned, notice Is hereby given to all those indebted thereto to make Immediate payment, and to all those having claims or de mands to present them for settle ment. WILLIAM RETXARD, EXEOrTOR Monongahela, Pennsylvania Joseph J.

Benedict Attorney at Law Monongahela, Pennsylvania New York at Chicago Newsom (0-11 vs. Chambers (1-1) Philadelphia at Cincinnati Judd (0-2 vs. Waiters (0-0 Boston at St. Louis (Night) Voiselle (3-0 vs. Munger (1-0 Only games scheduled.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Results Yesterday Cleveland 12, Boston 7 New York 9, Chicago 3 Washingtin 6, St. Louis 2 Standing of the Teams Won Lost Pet. Cleveland 11 4 Philadelphia 12 5 New York 11 6 Washington 9 9 S. Louis 6 8 Detroit 8 12 Boston 7 11 Chicago 3 12 .733 .708 .647 .500 .429 .400 .389 .200 Games Today Pitchers Cleveland at New York Lemon (3-1) vs. Reynolds (4-0) Detroit at Washington (Night) Trucks (2-0) vs.

Haefner (1-3 St. Louis at Philadelphia (Night) Stephens (0-0) vs. Marchildon2-1). Chicago at Boston Moulder (0-1) vs. Kramer (1-1) MEETING OF COUNTY COACHES POSTPONED Due to conflict of playing off postponed scholastic baseball games today, the scheduled Washington County Coaches Association dinner this evening has been postponed.

In making the announcement, Milton T. (Milt) Decker, president of the association, said that a regular business meeting will be held at the Observer Publishing Company at 8 p. m. today. Officers for the 1948-49 school year are to be selected and the pro posed constitution for the associ- ation is to be considered.

'Personality' Glasses ARE AS GOOD TO LOOK AT AS TO LOOK THROUGH 427 FALLOWFltlD AVENUS tHARlROI (tort to Montgomery Ward) Phono 19794 I now 113 May 4-11-18-25 June 1-8. 19(8.