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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Great Lakes Tied For
Top Place Following
First League Defeat

Great Lakes lost It's first game
in Detroit Basketball league Sun
day evening. 50 10 81 to Eastside
Sports. and went into four-way
tie for first place in Triple a with
East Side, Optimsts. and Suffrin.
Great Lakes can attribute rs first
loss Of the league campaign TO sew
eral factors. but the most impor-
tant occurred ia the first period.
East Side Sports mped into the
lead at the opening whistle as
Adams Tilipczak sinking a one
hand shot.
The losers. shocked b. the sud
denness OF their opponents attack
fuddled their defense and before the
leak could be checked. East Side
had run up a lO-polnt advantage.
However. Great Lakes kept whit
Ting away at the lead ard finally
tied the score with less than six
minutes TO go when Harry Rusau
popped from the side lines. East
side Sports held in check through
the third and early part OF the final
period. spurted and shook Filipczak
and Lou Jagnow loose for easy
shots. clinching the victory.
Great Lakes can also point TO
the large number Of shots which
hit the rim aud then rolled off into
waiting hands OF East Side players.
But this did not check Jim (Coun-
try Davis and Charles.
Great Lakes will meet Harry
SuffrIn Sunday night in another
league game Suffrin recently woa
over East Side Sports. so you can
take your choice. Both teams are
ial.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Lesneviich Here
For Contest With
Dave Clark
Clark To Come
In From Farm
Next Week

Gus Lesnevich. Dave Clark's OPP
ponent in the light-heavyweight
battle in Detroit Fairgrounds Col
iscum. New Years afternoon. is
scheduled 10 arrive i'm Detroit the
latter part OF the week to begin
training for the contest. Lcsnevich
will do his work at Fine Arts gym
nasium. 29i0 Woodward.
lark, who has been choppins
wood and doing road work at Joe
Louis SpringhilI Farm. near Utica
viii return to Detroit early next
week TO complete his training in
one OF The Detroit gymnasiums,
probably Fine Arts.
Scored Upset
The New Jersey lght-hcavy-
weight scored an upset one-round
victory over Clark last June. - in
Nutlcy. y. j. Clark was caught with
q terrific left coming out Of a
clinch aud was never able to regain
his composnre
Lesnevich. since his defeat by
Billy conn last month, has express
cd the desire TO fight his way up TO
another match with the champion.
A win over Clark will be the spring
board for the bout.
However. II Clark can win from
Lesnevich. he will be IN line for
several important bouts. according
to Manager John W. Marlborough.
Ono of these bouts will he with
Melo Betlina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23

dory down Crawish Town way.
Fais Tanzy has changed his adj
dress. sos Norih Ninth. paducah,
Ky Reing in the Blue Grass state
he should know everything about
the horses
The Calumei Stable. with Ben
Jones and II. Dupuy as trainer aud
Jockey respectively, is sure 20 make
all stables hustle ~ beat them
out Easy Mon is their star horse.
n. Jacobs hoSScs will 20 we'll In
those cheap races as he is a wizard
with boss. And then, don't forget
George odom ard Don Meade as
they arc a tough combination
Jockey James Ashcroft Will ride
for the Whcailey Stable in 40 Nice
Job. jimmy. Tom Brown. Of Ken
lucky. will run the meeting at
Havana. cuba. as in the past Now
II. Hooker. colored owner from
Maryland. is sure 90 win plenty Of
races al this leaky-roof track
Watch him. boys. Florida Speci-
al-Time Please.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Detroit Team Opposes
Dayton Court Five In
Midwest League Tilt

Detroit will be put to the test
TO maintain its pace as leaders in
The Midwest Basketball league
Christmas night when the local
court team faces Jones Brothers.
OF Dayton. in Brewster Center The
game is scheduled for $3.50 y. m.
Dayton is in third place in the
official league standing. The Day
ton players lost closely contested
game TO Detroit two weeks ago. los
ing in the last period
Number OF former Ala. state coli
lego players who have been inn
portant cogs in the Dayton ma
chine. This especially true Of Bob
TURKEY. biz forward who teamed
with cal Mckinney to run up is
points against Detroit two weeks
arm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23

Mr.. pannie) Mead. Mr.. (Own
Mann and Louis Salyers. are high
'lights Of colored turfdom who viii
|spend a few weeks in Florida before
|going 10 Hot Springs 10 take charge
|oi Malvern Avenue. Guy Garner.
champion Jockey OF 1910, will be on
/ The grounds in Florida after many
years IN Europe.
Racing at the New Orleans Fair
grounds should get better as the
season continues, although some
|of the better stables will probably
|ship 10 California and Florida after
Jan / Henry King. Negro jockey
|oi repuic few years ago, now
makes his home in Detroit and he
lean pick a winner.
George Han. one OF the few good
race track men. is still in town.
After all George never seems 10
worry because he likes mutuals.
and that's what New York state
WI nave. Jim Oakley Informed the
Tribune that everything Is hunky
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Cleveland And
Columbus Beaten
By Detreiters
Wage Uphill
Battle To Win
In Cleveland

CLEVElsAND-Deiroit gained un-
disputed possession OF first place In
the Midwest Basketball league Sun
day evening when they defeated
the Log Cabins here, & 10 40.
Pittsburgh defeated Jones Bro
theirs. Dayton entry, in DAYTON Fri
day night q 70 80. Detroit IS the
only indicated team in the lea
que
The Detfoiiers had 70 come from
behind ir tho last period 10 score
The victory. Joe Holloway and Will
bur King furnished the necessary
punch. Holloway scoring seven Of
his IS points IN The last quarter.
aud King getting seven % his II in
tho same time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Good blackboard Nan

NVNu nh' h'''f" $3.50
An excellent man al recovering
tho ball OF the blackboard Sherrcr
should TT perfectly into the Great
Lakes combination as guard
The College stars VIII present
a formidable array Of former coll
lcgians. There will be three form
or University OF Detroit players in
The lineup: Pudge Cayanaueh,
Chester l.aske and Eddie Laurer,
former captain OF the L. OF L.
team.
In addition. thcrcll be John Neu-
man. former Western State forward.
and Bin Reich. a former University
OF Michigan star. The proceeds
from the game will be used for the
Christmas fund OF the Brewster
Housing project.
The preliminary game will start
at Z so. The admission will be %
cents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Great Lakes Signs James Sherrer,
Former Harlem Star; To Make Bow
In Fund Game With College Stars

James "Ace" Sherrer latest addition to the Great
Lakes basketball team will make his initial appearance
the uniform Thursday evening when the insurance
Center
Sherrer Joined the Great Lakes this week This pa
vear-old newcomer towers feet inches and tips the
scales at pounds lie formerly played with the ar
lem Yankees one the better scmi-pro teams in New
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-23
Chatter Of Hoofs
Tom Knows All About The Hot Tamales
From Tropical Park
By RAZZ BROWN

Hello Tom Monroe! Hows Florida Here's hoping
you will send the Tribune few hot tamaleS from tropical
Park Now who should know hot tamale better than
Tom after 80 years in the secretays office and one
honld know his onions in that space Of time. saws
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Church Federation
Opposes Curtai|ed
Relief Program
Heavy Case Lood and
. $48 Minimum Grant
Are Protested

The heavy case load on relief
personnel and the proposed curtail-
ment of workers were opposed yes
terday by the Advisory Committee
of the department of social welfare
of the Federation of Churches.
Meeting at headquarters, 1749 N
street NV, members representing
the Is denominations in the city
voted approval of 81, ,494,0 900 recon-
mended as minimum relief ap-
preparation for the District by the
Board of Public Welfare. How
ever, the group opposed a $4s mini
mum grant.
The experiences of the churches
last year in assisting families where
the $50 grant has been in operation
has shown them the pathetic re-
suits of setting ceilings, the Rev.
John L. Nixon, department direc-
tor, said.
With ITO relief families per case
worker now assigned in the Dis
trict, the committee declared
against an 812 per cent personnel
limitation and asked for main-
tenance of at last 1919 per cent
personnel ratio to relief cases.
The District relief bill is before
a Senate subcommittee for hearings
this week after having received
House approval.
THE bill as it now stands will
create more problems than it will
relieve and double the cost to tax
payers by failing to provide funds
to meet minimum needs both as to
number of families in need and for
individual budgets the District must
eventually pay in increased insti-
tutional COSTS" a statement issued
after the meeting said.
when families fall below the
subsistence level there is a break
down in health and morale. Fail
ure to provide this ounce of pre-
vention is forcing the taxpayers of
the District to meet increased costs
in disqualification and additional
costs for care in penal institutions, !"
the statement said.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Marriage License
| AppIicutions

rusf1s M.4te 1s'f5 pss f. 5acA h Il n.y. s. 'Re
joseph asrhnkis., Ss, ara Clara goarsteln; in
caesar ssy r E. slyssftHne Assssasr j a1 ssos Field
IL ~, St. Sc; the Rev. Henry W.
Florence Thompsoen: la, s17 o St NV;
1uss1 AE!nsson na ya;: 10 ans Mary Iuekstt s;
2s.s5 ;,,is n Gulpeper on.s st. Arlington Va the
Oscar L. Gross; 81 4eo4 Washington pl;
ne, and Evelyn B: Owens, is. 425 23rd
pl n ne nth the R. Rev < ~ y Roy sna
Marjorie e Ford. g. 'I l4o J L st St Sc Sc the the
A'ea5s snd Annie nSfH willis Il SHaY i2 isth St st. Nv
Judge Robert E ,Mattingly.
Hardin Wnn RGtb Warnes r. Mnneapos n
G'an 81 se, sno the NuIa Key = wfhsa Rasmussen nus M
t5s End Esv Susan 10Th Thomas abs2 55 1915 4th St nw
Ts@a % S45 Ts tor9a ard ,vs M5aysd t5s
Rev. William E; La Rue,
H5ifa {5s Rsv TgSiii. Mst, 1923 aS'h st. NV
Busey H. Howard. "a. wyoming Apart
mwsnts, and Mary L .is shanks: 22' 45o7
man.
Richard L. Brooks, q. WillisvilIe. Va, and
pl ne: the Rev. George W. Brent
James Robertson, %. 1918 JAY st: ne. and
RsFtrSn he Rev Hssz aeeise " " sren asn kaste p
Albert F. Bailey. p: 720 Kastle pl. ne,
and Bernice W Mccoy. 1s, 440s, Lane
pl. ne; the Rev. George W. Brent
Harold B. Anderson. 35, and Nettie Gil
bert, 81 both Of so7 st. NV; the
Rev. c. L. Smallwood
Harlie W. Jones. 81. 20 G st. s.w., and
Annie Agee, rs, 72 G ST. sw.; the Rev.
William Weaver.
There Theresa A. Rhoads "a, Emergency HOS
pital; the Rev. ]. H., Durham.
Howard A. MacCord. % 21 3rd st. ne,
and Elire Mae Drummer. %. 1701 Park
I'd. NV; the Rev John E. Briggs.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Deaths Reported

Jennie Kewell. SO. 1855 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Philomena R. joyce. 81. 1910 Vermont
Eva Gustaya olin, 81. 1000 Evarts st. ne.
John +. Oliver. SO. 1912 Yuma st. NV.
Rosa Adams. 49, Casualty Hospital.
| Gustave Mattern. 70. 703 Lawrence st. ne.
Ella Fsleonsr Carter =: l5o 2 . st. IS
Mesnich Marke. 75. Emergency Hospital
| Thomas B. Casey, 70. St. Elizabeth's Hos
Rosina sindoni. 70. -Gallineer HOSPITAL
| Thomas H. Nixon. 81. Mount Alto Hospital.
John W. Zones, SO. All PENNSYLVANIA
Charles Louis Billiard. 81. Garfield Hos
Kathryn H. Harvety. so. I222s Hall pl. NV.
James Peter schick. 81. 4e2s Indian
Edward Edrd Lacey. SO. eallinser Hospital.
States Naval HOSPITAL
James A. Carberry. 81. $40 Massachusetts,
Russell g; Van Ry. Al. GEORGETOWN univer-
wills VI. Grist. a. Mount Alto Hospital.
David Bracken, 36, Emergency Hospital
James Edgar Ferrier. "a. Sihley Hospital.
Infant Dallas Gordon Wieneke. GEORGETOWN
University Hospital
Emms am1sDtcsIIai cIIair: rs, eallinser Hospital.
Samuel Whole. 56 1899 9th st. NV.
Charles Davis. s.. Farmers Market. sw.
Matte Starks. 40. 1928 7th st. NV
Adolphus j. POINTER 4S, Casualty Hospital.
William Bussell. 3s. 436 Grace court s.w.
Allen Williams. IL, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Fake Naval Officer
Is Given Release
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 4-John Hustled
%, who played the role of naval
lieutenant in a makeshift uniform
aboard the cruiser Philadelphia
Tuesday, was released from Federal
custody yesterday with reprimand
Hustled, whose seizure caused a
furry among the fleet anchored in
the Hudson River, won considera-
ton when he explained he thrice
failed of admission to the Annapolis
Naval Academy.
He left in multi provided by his
father, discarding his uniform with
the statement that he never wanted
to see it again.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Births Reported

Walter and Edna Barrett. boy
Ralph and MARGARET Burleson, boy.
Quentin and Louise Clark. boy.
James and Gertrude Glass. girl
Charles and Beatrice King. girl.
Orman and Helena Schneeman. boy.
Joseph and Sylvia Blonder. boy.
Floyd and Dorothy Chalkley. girl.
Richard and Mabel Dunn. girl.
Everett and Violet Haas. boy.
Loren and Llyan Leeper. boy.
Efne and Alice Brown. boy.
Jack and Bertha Ellerbe girl.
Earl and Edith Cross. girl.
Winnon and Catherine Jones. girl.
William and Maude Marshall, girl.
William and Polly May. girl.
Thomas and Estelle Plummer. boy.
William and Hattie Smith. boy.
Gilbert and Mary Wise, girl.
Ernest and Louise Carey. boy.
Robert and Thelma Evans. boy
Evening star., 1939-05-04
jolly Polly.
A Little Chat on, English
BY JOS. J. FRIsCH.

BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.
H. c. F.-Just is pronounced as
spelled, not jist or jest We do not
say jistice for justice, therefore we
should not say jist for just.
That helpful leaflet, "120 Everyday
Words Often Mispronounced," will
be sent free to any one on receipt of
self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Jopon Charges Fee

Foreigners entering Japan to re-
main must now pay an entry fee
equivalent to about $3.50 and tran
sients will be charged half that
amount.
Evening star., 1939-05-04

James and Annie Howard. boy.
Brantley and Lucille Linder. boy.
Mark and Mary Masterson, boy.
Howard and Georgretta Payne. girl.
John and Rosie Roberts, boy,
Eugene and Constance williams. boy,
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