davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-03

Squirrels are guided IN their leaps
from branch TO branch and tree 70
tree by their tails. The name SOUR
rel comes from the animals tail. II
is derived from the Greek ski
ouros," which. IN turn Is taken from
'Skio, meaning shade, and 'tours, -
meaning tail. Literally, therefore
says the American Wildiife Institute
The squirrel ID m aninaai Shaded By
its tail. This refers, 10 doubt, fc
the animals appearance when sit.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
con Alicia, Josefina y Olga RO-

con Alicia, Josefina y Olga Ro-
drfguez.
Vimos tambi&n a irene Ter.
nandez, a Aida y Dalia Vale,
Blanca Pau, Berta Rodriguez,
Palmiro Barbery, Andres Mo-
rales, y Hortensia Morales, Ma
rio Rodriguez Perez, Rolando
Tornero, Luis Menendez, Ray
mond Atrial, Tomas Rodriguez,
Juan Perez, Manuel Santos, vi
cente Corrales, Phyllis Perez,
Rosa Alvarez, Jack Alfonso, r.
NJ. Martinez, y otros muchog
cuyos nombres no pudimos ano-
tar.
Esta es la segunda gira que a
las playes de Clearwater lleva
a la allegro juventud de las Sec-
clones de Damas y Recreo.
Tienen grandes proyectos pa
ra un pr6ximo future.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

Rind
81 los jefes leales y republica-
nos Sc empenan en- rehir,, po-
niendo su Yo por encima de la
convenience co~lectiva, a su de-
Dido tempo ell pueblo espanol
sabra castigarlos.
Ell individuo, Ell Yo, ha de ser
relegado a un plano inferior y
sustituido pOr la colectividad.
81 Don Fulano, herido en- su 70
insiste EN- dividir, 10 oportuno es
aislarlo, de modo que Sc quede
a sofas con su individualismo
feroz.
La mission de los jefes es unir,
no desunir; la mission de los je-
fes es apretar las filas, no rom
perlas...
Ell espectaculo de los jefes Ell
rina, iniciado por ell vanidoso
Luis Araquistain, perjudica
grandemente a la causa.
Ciertos hombres de gran cul.
tura estan dando muy fees e.
ejemplos.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

En- los 5000 hospitales, po-
co mas o menos, que tienen en-
Estados Unidos, 10000 nihos
exhalaron su primer suspiro
la semana pasada. Para los a.
fortunados, una madre feliZ
irradi6 algeria Y un padre or
gulloso expandi6 ell pecho en-
Ia habitaci6n contigua. Para
los nfortunados-uno de cada
cuarenta--no hubo regocijo
alguno. Fran meras adieiones
al ejercito de los bastardos
del mundo (que Sc caicula sea
de unos 45, 900 en- los pal
ses civilizados), nacidos de
padres y madres no casados.
Todos los Estados de la u
MON han dictado alguna med.-
da respecto al status de estos
hijos, pero hasta JUNO de es-
tie ano solamente tres-Cali-
fornia, Massachusetts y New
Hampshire-tenian leyes que
los protegen absolutamento de
TODD estigma. En- JUNO, New
York fue ell cuarto Estado en-
tales condolences.
En- los Estados Unidos hay
actualmente mas de 100000
de personals nacidas fuera del
matrimonio. Mientras que la
proportion de hijos legftimos
descendi6 en- un IL por ciento
durante los cinco peores amos
de la depression, la de los lie
gitimos subi6 un IL por cien-
to.
Ell plan que han adoptado
esos cuatro Estados, que ga
rantiza que no Sc pueda des-
cubrir un nacimiento ilegfti-
mo, es sencillo. FL certificado
de nacimiento en- New York,
por ejemplo, solo exige ell nom
bre de soltera de la madre Y
no deja espacio para poner 81
estos son o no casados.
He aquf ell comentario que
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
MAS HIJOS ILEGITIMOS
o Digest, LOndres

lie hace ell Gobernador H. Leh
man: este proyecto hara mu-
cho por guitar ell estigma de
ilegitimidad a muchos h!jos
infortunados nacidos fuera del
matrimonio. 70 siempre he e
timado que ell Estado debe de
proporcionarles la mayor me-
dida de protection a tales hi
jos.
La amplitud del problema
varia Ell diferentes parties de
la Union.
Ell Sur arroja la proportion
mayor de nacimientos ilegiti-
mos, a causa de la alta proper
ci6n de hijos ilegftimos negros,
que presenta un promedio de
14O por cada mil nacimientos,
comparable con ell promedio
blanco de 20 por cada 1000.
La proportion de nacim!entos
en- Dixie para ninos nacidos De
padres no casados da un prone
do de 125 por 100000 habitan-
ties, estando a la cabeza South
Carolina con 228. Los Estados
del Pacifico son los de proper
zion mas baja, con I'm pvomelio
de Is por cada 100000 haitian
les.
iQuienes son las madres, en-
ndmero de mas de 10000 cada
ano? Ante TODD, es mas proba-
BILE que vivian en- districts rura-
.es que en- ciudades.
Son j6venes. Ell cuarenta por
ciento eSta entire los veinte y los
veinticuatro amos, y ell 2 poT
ciento entire los diez y los quin-
ce amos. Por otra parte, 80 pc
ciento de los padres pasa de los
veinticinco amos. Las j6yenes
madres no han tenido hogares
felices propios. En- la mitad de
los casos examinados por perso-
mas dedicadas a obras sociales,
procedian de hogares deshechos
por la muerte del padre o de la
madre, o por ell divorcio, la S.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
"A OBRA INCANSABI.E DE-.
LA
DE TAMPA

I'm JuntG
Ell Comite Popular Democra-
tico celebr6 ell sabado una i'm
portante junta, en- ell Centre O.
brero.
Varias comunicaciones de i'm
portancia fueron leidas, entire e.
Has una del Comite de Washing
ton, firmada por Don Pedro b.
rras.
La cuestaci6n Sc mantiene So
bre un alto nivel, no ~obstante
las muchas dificultades.
Companeras y companeros u
men sus esfuerzos no en- pro De
grupos determinados, sine para
ayudar a todos los lealeS y re-
publicanoS.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Las madres son en- 81 mayor

parte originarias del PATS. Las
oxtrarjeraa tienen IRA oaja pro.
pcrci6n, siendo la mas baja de
todas la de las italianas. Las de
proportion mas alta entire las
extranjeras-las canadienses
.arrojan un promcjio inferior al
de las americans.
Mentalmente, caen en- las ella
;ificaciones mas bajas. Mas del
20 por ciento del total esta por
lebajo de 10 normal en- inteligen
cla. Ell 3S por cicnto esta COM
puesto. por mujeres delineuen-
- en- la adolescencia, antes de
tener hijos ilegitimos.
(Continuard).
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
RADIO

WFLA-620 NBC Features
$50 Ray Perkins
5:45 Lowell Thomas
500 Fred Waring Time
700 AL Pearce Gang
1880 Magic Key of Radio
900 Contented Program
$50 Larry Clinton, Sen alton
in Swing
10: 100 Barry Winton orchestra
1920 Glenn Miller orchestra
II 80 Ella Fitzgerald orch.
WDAE-122O CHS Features
$50 Blonde"
700 Accent on Music
800 Man About Hollywood
$50 Guy Lombardo orchestra
$50 Grant Park Concert
Ben Bernie orchestra
1O;45 Del Courtney orchestra
II 100 Buddy Rogers orchestra
IL $50 Ted Weems orchestra
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Allegro JirG

Allegro JirG
Aver manana un grupo de a.
legres j6venes, y algunos no va
muy j6venes, ~partieron en- ale
gre gira para la playa de Clear
water. Ell grupo estaba forma-
do por miembros de la entusias-
ia Secci6n de Damas del Circu-
10 Cubano, Y de la Secci6n de
Recreo, con ell Presidente del
Circulo.
Tomando nota del allegro per
sonal que Sc reuni6 en- la sOcie-
dad, en- horas tempranas del do
mingo, vimos al Sr. Francisco
(Paquito) Garcia y su Sra. es-
Garcia; Srta. Ligia Vega, Sc
~cretaria de la Secci6n de Da-
mas, y Fermin Rodriguez, pre-
sidente de la Seccion de Recreo,
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
ESTA EN- E ESTABILI
DAD co Mos OBREROS

Ell execlente taller de plancha
do, limpieza y tenido "El Encan
to-, situado en- la Octava aveni-
ola esquina a la Gale Is, Sc halla
en- buena estabilidad con los ira
bajadores y su planta es moder-
ma y preparada para un servi-
clio e~ficiente y extraordinario.
TODD el personal es unionado
y sirve al pdblico con ell mejor
gusto.
Un lugar dondeel p1blico pue
de mandar su ropa Y ser atendi
do conforme a sus gustos.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Amigo de Marh

Para hoy lunes, a las dos de
la tarde, esta sehalado ell entie-
rro de Phillip George Jackson,
de 70 amos, vecino del 3003 d.
la avenida 26, a quien ocasiona-
ra la muerte un acidente ferro-
carrilero.
Personas que lie conocian, nos
dicen que habia sido amigo de
Marti y IN sincere defensor de
la causa del pueblo cubano.
I'm tren de la Seaboard Air
Line lie pas6 por encima de las
piernas, las que hubo de seccio-
narle.
ExpreSamoS nuestro pesame
a su viuda, Sra. Susan Jackson,
Y demas familiares.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Glasses de NatGci0n

Glasses de NGtGci6n
Manana martes Sc efectua-
ran classes de nataci6n en- la pis-
Gina del parque de Cuscaden.
Las primeras Sc verificaran
entire las 9 y las II 80 de la ma
mana Y las segundas, para adul-
tos, entire las go y las $50 dc
la noche.
No Sc ~permitiran espectado-
res durante las classes, pero 81
banistas.
Los padres deben mandar a
sus hijos e ir ellos.
La Nataci6n es uno de los me
jores deportes en- cuanto al desa
rrollo fisico.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
AdOlfO Font

Este apreciado amigo y nota-
BILE periodista Sc encuentra de
vista en- Tampa, LIE acompana
su distinguish esposa.
Visit6 varias de las ciudades
del norte y tiene la creencia de
que Adolfo Luque ira a los Sena
dores como coach.
Font presenci6 los desafios
de aver en- ell parque de Cusca-
den.
va debi6 haber regresado a la
Habana, donde escribe para un
diario capitalino y la revista
Bohemia, pero la huelga del
vapor "Cuba' Sc 10 ha impedi-
do.
Llegue al buen amigo y su es-
posa nuestro mas cordial salu-
do.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Sc PROTESTA CONTRA Ell
PROPOSITO DE MANDAR A
QUEIPO A LA

Gibraltar, julio 31.-Infor-
nan de Andalucia que Sc estan
bteniendo firmas contra la in
tencion de sacar a Queipo de Lila
40 de Espana y mandarlo a la
Argentina como embajador.
Las firmas Sc mandarin al "ge-
neralisimo."
En- los circulos bien infolma-
dos Sc dice que ell general Quei-
pc ha resuelto quedarse en- Es-
pana.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Ell TEAM DE GRADOS DE
LA G PROGRESS No. 81

La Logia Progreso No. 81, de
la Orden de Odd Fellows, cele-
brara manana una reunion, en-
su temple, y pide la asistencia
del team" de grades.
Hay que ensayar ell primer
grade y va saben los interesados
cue son necesarias % personals.
Els una satisfaction cumplir
Il deber voluntariamente con
traido.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
THE AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy OF The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old and
haggard looking, CRANKY and hard to live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you Of good health, good times and jobs.
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taking a good, reliable tonic-one made sspe-
etdily for Conten. And could you ask for any
thing whose benefits nave been better proved
than world-famous Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound help Nature calm
your shriehng nerves, tone up your system,
Rpd help lessen distress from female fune-
fional disorders.
time-provel Pinkham's Compound TODAY
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Una FieStecitd

Una Fiestecita
La delegation del Centre AS
.uriano en- la Liga I~ntersocial
organiza una pequena fiesta de
amistad y comprehension.
Sc efectuara en- la sala de una
cerveceria local. Frank Rodri-
guez nos promote mandarnos to
dos los detalles.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
a Fiesta del CircMLO

"a Fiesta del Circulo
FL domingo 20 de agosto cele-
brara el Circulo Cubano su Pic
mic annual.
lCostara Ell cubierto S1,25 pa
"a los mayores y rs centavos
para los ninos.
Los cobradores tienen billetes
On su poder.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
NOTAS SOCIALE

sa institution, situado en- Ell Bay
shore Boulevard.
Sc lie atiende con ell mayor
,uidado.
Votos sinceros hacemos por-
que logre restablecerse por CON
pleto.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
Ell TEMPO

Claro y nublados parciales
para hoy y manana. Posibles
lluvias ell martes por la tarde.
Maxima temperature aver, 81
grades; minima, rs.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31
La Fiesta de PLdna

Celebr6 aver su fiesta de pla-
va la logia Caballeros Leales de
America, en- Clearwater.
Asistieron a ella centenares
de personals, todas las cuales re-
gresaron muy complacidas.
Era en- honor de la Seccion lie
Damas. Ell cronista no puede a.
portar otros detalles, por Guam
to no Sc lie invite.
Sc nos mandaron varias co.
municaciones enterandonos dc
la fiesta, las que con gusto pu.
blicamos.
Por la parte nuestra queda
excusado Ell divide.
La gaceta., 1939-07-31

SOutO
Ell muy estimado amigo Don
Fermin Souto, exsecretario del
Centre Espanol, sigue recluido
en- ell sanatorio de la prestigio-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Lesnenich To
Meet Clark
Bout Scheduled
For Jan. l

4 chance to avenge the one black
mark on his seven-year amateur
and professional record will be
afforded Dave Clark young Detroit
lightheavyweight. come this Jan.
i. Al that time Clark will face
Gus Lesneyich. Nuttley, n. J. in a
lo-round boxing match at the State
Fair Grounds Coliseum.
1t was back or last June %
that Lesneyich and Clark met in
tho ring in Nutley. Because OF his
excellent boxing ability. Clark
was made the fayoriie by the box
ing gentry. But the boys had not
reckored with Lesnevich.
Shortly after the opening bell In
the first round. Lesnevich whipped
over hard left-hand blow. drop
ping Dave for count OF nine.
wher Clark rose to his feet he
was goggy from The effect OF the
punch and was an easy target for
the knockout blow delivered by
Lesneyich.
The signing Of the bout for New
Years Day was announced by Scot
~ Mortieth. matchmaker for the
new Coliseum a. G. Tho bout will
start about 2 p. M. Montieth said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Union Panthers Boast
Same Team T h a t
Won Crown Last Year

RICHMOND, va.-Coach Huclcs
million dollar edition OF the vr-
ginia Union University Panihcrs
CIAA cage champs and c0nquerors
OF the Wanted Long Island Black
birds last year. will come racing
out on the hardwoods wi ththe same
five men that astonished cage fans
last season.
Hlghlighting Wiley "Soupy'
Campbell and Melvin SALTY" Glow
er. the team Il further aided by the
smooth shooting Obie Knighton. de-
pendable Gilbert Pickles Frazer,
ard Koxanzo Hyde.
Bob Daughtry. Bunalo's alI-star
luminary. heads a list OF new COM
ers. Floyd Atkins. and Leroy Ken
nedy. veterans. can he counted on
10 helm the Partners cause.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Jim Davis
PAGES CreatLakes
To Close Victory
Bob Bolden
Makes Winning
Field Goal

Wher Captain Larry Bleach was
putting his charges through prac-
tice sessions prior to the opening
OF the Detroit Basketball associa-
ton league season. he expressed
the opinion that the success Of his
cam would revolve around the work
Of Jim Country Davis) former Mill
er High and all-city star.
lE the opening game Sunday
against Peter Pan Bakeries. Davis
proved Bleach was right by top
ping the scoring OF the evening
with four field goals and frce
throw for rine points. as Great
Lakes downed the bakery fxe 3O.3S
in n thrilling contest.
While II was Davis who paced the
scoring. it was Bob Boldeu. former
Lincoln university star who pro-
yided the margin OF victory for the
Great Lakes team. With the score
knotted at 2S all and less than so
seconds to go. Boldcn sunk shot
from the corner.
The score had been tied In the
last two minutes by Jerry Ncuman
former Western state star. tossed
In a basket and free throw.
The Great Lakes team lived up
to preseason prediction by show
ing the best passing outfit of the
day. and also the fastest. With
Harry Russn, formerly with Har-
lem Globe Trotters. working with
Davis In the forward positions.
Great Lakes had an extremely fine
scoring cOmbinatiin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Eight Grid Players
Lost To Morehouse
through Graduation

ATLANTA Ga.--Coach Franklin
l.. Forhes head director OF aih-
leie Al Norehouse college an
nounced Yesterday that he would
have 20 md capable requirements
" eieh varsity players who will
be LOST % the 1910 Maroon Tiger
rid squad as result OF gradua-
lion. The maroon ard white board
NJ s'la''-y must develop recruits
70 replace ex-captain Joe Allen
and DANIEL Earl Smith, quarter
hacks cx-alicrnate captain Sloan
blocker and John Lewis. ends; Mat
new Carter. halfback: Tim VIII
son ana David Adams. fullbacks;
and Mil'agd Powell. tackle.
Thai me loss OF these stellar
performers will be a great one IS
evidenced by their individual. as
wei as group prowess, on the
Hla'fon Ex-captain Joe Allen. 49,
poand fllrterback OF Columbus. Ga
was "' outstanding ball carrier
curing ne past season. For four
consecutive years at Morehouse he
earned me distinction OF wearing
me chenille an" Exact In his tim
ing he had natural instinct for
S0oa football and carried the pig
SNn @ith plenty OF drive. power.
precision, and determination Cap
,.in Allen was the nucleus OF Coach
foroes running attack.
Another spectacular performer
from lhe "Housemen's repertoire OF
,efoelous hard-charging backs was
paniel Earl Smith. 149-pourd quar-
,e'oaek OF Lexington. Kentucky. A
"'o'her OF the Morehouse line coach
,e'"oc {. Smith. Earl proved a bet
UT man average punter, a hard
,n"n'r' and an excellent receiver.
', ot his most outstanding feats
'ullnS the past season was his
,,'"eniy-elght yard pass to alternate
"p'aln Blocker who crossed the
.o". me to lead Morehouse to a
~ 10 z defeat over the Clark
ners on Armistice Day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Marriage Licenses
Applied For:

The following couples applied for
marriage licenses recently AZ the
office Of the Wayne County Clerk;
Frazier Cunningham %. Freddie
Laster, Is: Albert Westbrooks. 81
Mildred Owens. "a: Willie Porter
2s. RUBY Bowens. %; Major Evans
"a. Anrabcllc Hill. 20 CRivcr Rouge
Mich); Robert Daniels. 25' Mar
rncrite l.. barrow, %; Leroy Gil
more. o.. Ceola Gillman.l9; James
A. Berry. 30. Daisy Swami. so;
Bonnie Hardy. 2s, Mary Nash, 30;
Jackson Martin. AZ, Linnette Bald
wir, 81: Samuel l.. Gore, H. Tackle
Hudson. 40 and Clarence II. Jones,
%. Emma Thorpe. %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Max Yergan Appeals
For Funds To Assist
The African Natives

NEW YORK ClTY--fANPl De
claring that "the International
committee on African Affairs de-
Ponds on Individual contributions
FOR It's funds and calls upon rs
friends and supporters for financial
aid only orce a year Max Nerean
committee director this week COM
bincd his widespread appeal FOR
financial AID with emphasis Of iis
urgency because OF the present
European war and lis effect on the
colonies OF Africa. ore OF lcAAs
important tasks. said Director Yer
gan is "io emphasize The relation
between world peace and demo-
crazy in Africa"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09


"Im looking for another fighter
now" said Johnson. Il must keep
my record clean. When they lose !
always get another fighter"
But Poppa Dee had an excuse for
his battler. lie expressed the opin-
ion the ninth round was longer
than the three minutes sanctioned
by boxing rules.
I'm convinced the ninth round
was longer than any three min
uies' Poppa Dee declared. Had It
gone the regulation distance, Har-
old would have been able to finish. F."
Smith had taken the first six
rounds from Driskel. flooring his
more experienced opponent for a
count of rine In the third round.
But from then on Smiths advan-
tage began to fade.
Driskell starts Drive
The rangy Driskcll caught Smith
flush on the chin with right
hand in the NTH and sert the for
mer amateur champion back on the
ropes. lie scored with other rights
before the bell rang.
In the ninth Driskill connected
with three rights or the hard-hit-
ting Smiths jaw, aud then dropped
him with another. Smith was too
far gone 10 regain an upright po-
sition before Referee Lou Handler
had tolled off the count OF ten.
Because of cut over his eve
which required two stitches, the
hral bout between Driskell and
Joey Miehielove may be postponed
until Dec. Is. The winner OF that
bout will be recognized az state
champion by the boxing commits
sion.
In the preliminary bouts: Herb
Wiley outpointed Edmund Wright
go; L. S. Chocolate stopped Ed
die Scott CD; Chink Gauthier beat
Young Herrera 90, and Jimmy
Mccormick outpointed Gene John
son ca.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Ohiioans Lose.
To Detroiters
Saturday
Clark PAGES
Team To Victory
With Is Points

The Detroit representative team
In the MidNcs, Basketball league,
rciurncl bone Monday from Coll
umhus and began preparations for
the appearance of the Columbus
Buckeyes here Dec Is for re-
utE game with the Detroit team
The Dctroilcrs defeated the
buckeyes IN columbus last Saiur-
day to the tune Of Il 10 50 in the
opening game in the league The
game was played in the Spring
Street lMCA gymnasium
Clark PAGES Way
John CLARK. Dcirot forward.
paced his teammates TO victory
with seven field goals ard two free
throws for total or Is points.
Wilbur KING. flashy little guard.
was close second 10 Clark with
six field goals and free throw.
lack Winslow was high post man
FOR Columbus with II points.
The Buckeyes made valiant
stand. but were unable TO stop the
fasf-brcaknS offcnsc OF the Do
iroit team. However, the Buckeye
manager stated that tho defeat
could be attributed 70 the short
raining period 81 the team.
To sharpen Weapon
The columbus PLAYERS express
Cd the opinion that they would he
able 10 reverse the score in the
game here rext Saturday. This
opinion hinged on the opportuni-
~ o play a few games before COM
ing 10 Detroit. thus sharpenirg
their defense and offcnsc
But Johr Glover. newly appoint
Cd coach OF The Detroit team. is
firmly convinced that his boys will
repeat the victory over tho Buck
eyes in the game Dec. i6. This be-
lief is also held by the members
Of the Dciroi, team who declared
they will win The game by wider
margin.
Southwest Center NJ Pontiac will
meet The Brewster Center Glass 4
team in Tho preliminary game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
The Mothers Club Of
Russell School Will
Present New Detrola

The Mothers club OF the Russell
school will sponsor program in
the schools main auditorium FRI
day afternoon. Dec. 8. w. G. Ham
dy, prominent musician. will he
horor guest. and members OF the
Housewives league will also be
present.
one OF the Interesting features OF
the program viii be the presenta-
ton OF new Dotro a TO the school
by the club. THIS is the second mu-
seal instrument that the Mothers
Club has given TO the school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09

Rock - the Jefferson City team
swung into action and steam roll
cred Philander Smith 20 to o. Back
at Lincoln field on the following
Saturday the Tigers out-playcd
Louisville Municipal and scored
three touchdowns IL the fourth
quarter to win Is to 0. Having de-
feated a victim OF Wilberforce's
famed green wave Lincoln handed
the Ohioans their only conference
defeat In a IL to 8 upset. Ternes-
see States surprise victory was
Lincoln's secord conference defeat
and the last game on the 1889
schedule.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09

Handicapped al the beginning OF
the season by shortage of vet
Grams. Coach Ray Kemp uncarthed
a wealth OF freshman material
which combined with the seasoned
first stringers 10 give Lincoln one
OF It's best teams IN years. The
senior lettermen: Gleason nj quar-
terback, Crowder al guard. Hughes
at tackle, Hunt at center. and Plum
mer at end. were ably reinforced
by juniors. Green and Hill. In the
backfield: sophomores. Branch and
Cobb, on the line and galaxy OF
freshmen including three stand
out backs in McKinnis. Baylor, aud
Richardson and a promising quar-
tot OF linesmcn In wallace at end.
THOMAS at center. Maui NJ tackle
aud KillIEgsworth at guard.
Most OF these players saw some
action IN Lincoln's first game OF
tho season when the Tigers trampl-
ed hopelessly-out-classed western
L. (Kansas) eleven by a score OF
SO 10 6. Then Lircoln dropped her
second game to the Kentucky State
Thoroughbreds by a score Of 21 to
O. In LIncoln's homecoming game
with LeMoyne on Oct. % the touch
down which would have proven the
margin OF victory for the Tigers
was called back on technicality
and the final score was Lincoln,
| Z; LeMoyne, IL. In the ext
game-which was aged In Little