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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

Al present and they seem to he oni
no win at All times. AMI that Viii
fetch It.. boys
Jockey Don Meade can sct beat
more on short price horses lNan
any jock I know IN The United
states. How come Don? The G. n.
Whitney Stable has some real nags
and look for better results ncN'
year. Jack Dempsey mot the for.
mcr champion Of hoxingl. roamed
in from Canada and he SAID ths
game was all right w there. hn
winners we're hard to pick owing Y
such cheap horses 20 pick from.
Pimlico will he the track for inc
FIRST two weeks IN November
Horses from everywhere, so II 20,
pick winner YOU will get pal'
well Churchill Downs had sue
cassful meet and tho veathermaf
was kind to the hardboot boys
pennshurg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Vilberforce Scores In All Periods
To Trcunce Lincoln Tigers, s. to 0

vfif.BERFORCF. ohio Wilhor'
forces Green Wave rolled with
fury over Lincoln university MOI
eleven here Saturday afternoon 20
give large homecoming crowd
plenty of action and thrills. The
anal score was $40.
The winners scored in each PC
Rod. starting with Right Iialfback
Weavcrs seward run around enH
in the first period for Forces initial
score. Force scored again IN This
period when Lett Ilalthaek Castle
man went over on q short line buck
to end sustained hiye Wilbcr-
force had carried down the field.
sub Runs ~ Yards
The hirhlieht OF The game as
+ as spectator thrills is concern
cd. came in The second period whom
Price. substitute for Casileman in-
icrceptcd Lincoln pass ANA ran
il hack 90 yards FOR Touchdown
Brown. substituting FOR Jefferson
at Mllback for Wilherforcf. scorca
on short plunge through guard in
the third period after another drive
had put The ball IN scoring post
ton The final score came in We
fourth ncriod when price. lcii hall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

back. skirted end from The too-
yard line 20 cross the coal. This
terminated drive which had
started ON Lincolns aa-yard hne.
following an iuicrcoplion OF Linz
coin pass by Rel right end.
Scluehly accounted for all points
after touchdown with perfect
placements.
Lincoln. oulWeiehod o Tho Zinc
and hnding ID Impossible GO gain
through ground plays resorted 10
am aerial attack almost exclusive
h but was unable 20 penetrate iho
Eerco secondary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
Toles To Fight
On Jacobs First
Gard At Olympia
Winters Goes
To ST. Louis
For Godoy

Mike Jacobs. king OF the boxing
impresarios. has signed a lease 10
promote boxing al the OLYMPIA. and
will present his first show AZ the
Grand River Salon Of Swat Friday.
Nov. %.
Bob Nelson. formerly promoter
for the Coliseum &C. will he
matchmaker for Jacobs for all
honis al Olympia.
Right now Nelson is dickerinr
with Everett Watson. manager Of
Roscoe Tolcs. 10 sign Tho state
hoayyweighl champion for the
onening show r. Tolo- Is sirnol
Nelson viii try and pit him a4ainsf
some ~ tho top heavywcights. in
Guiding Galento. Baer. Comiskoy.
or Buddy Walker.
ON The Shelf
The champion has not had fight
IN = Detroit ring since he won the
state title hv defeating JOHNNY
Whiers last winter lie injured his
hand IN that hoai and was on the
sholf for three or four months.
Toles injured his hand IN his
hou with Jack Trammcl three
weeks ago. and consulted his ply
stefan on returning 70 Detroit. Tho
doctor tho same one who operated
on Tho hand before. suggested an
other operation Roscoe IS unde-
cided whether he will submit 10 an
other operation on the hand.
Holman Williams. who defeated
Eddie nolan IN Sirarion last week.
ia another Dpfroiior who Is slated
for a bout on Jacobs opcning card.
Johnny Whiiers Pontiac heavy
weight s doing his training al Al
lon gymnasium hcre IN prepara-
iion for his hour wi'h Arturo Godov
IN 81 Louis Nov ~
Winters is slated 70 leave Detroit
next Wodnosdav according 70 Har-
rv l. epcnpa nsel Johnson Who ar
ranged mo bout fnr Nhfcrs
nwirht Lett is training the Pontiac
heavy.
Otis Thomas. Chicago icayy-
weight after two weeks % training
herc. VIII leave SATURDAY for Co
iumhu- Ohio. who're no q slated 10
moot Buddy Walker Noy -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09
| Morris Brown Stops
Alabama To Regain
Lead In Conference

ATLANTA. Ga. ~ Alabama's
march to another Southern con-
ference championship VAS hal
ed here Saturday afternoon by
a brilliant Morris Brown eleven
that came from behind to score 4
decisive triumph over the power
full state Hornets from Mont
gomery. Ala, by the onosided
score Of 2l-S. This victory lifted
Morris Brown back into The lead
OF Southern conference with only
Xavier, Knoxville college and
clark university in he way TO
the conference title.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

The game between the Harlem Globe lrotters' pr
basketball champions. and the College All-SafS' Scned
Ped to be played in Chicago stadium, Nov ~ should
He'd with fire works The Globe Troters, IN winning IN
pro title last spring showed their ability The All-S'ar
Nilbe recruited from the best of the college crop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-09

Nilberiorce

Touohdowns Weaver. Castleman,
price. ,. Brown. Points after touch-
down Schnebly t5l placements.
Referee stanley tAtldrtal: um-
pire. Whedhee tFiskl head lines
man. Fort oRosionN; field Judge.
Jones tSimmonsl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
"
PrIbehem priprav.

Dvorak v teto chvili, kdy no
pTichazel navst1vit davny pff-
tel jurista Neustupa, ktery po-
die vyroku stareho mistra pa
ma Mraze jinake mel spady, ne
Iii jake mu prlmomyslny libo-
mudrc podkladal, nevedel, kde
a jak by no mel vlastne pfijati
a CO chce vyslechnouti.
Piece jenom nevedel, jak by
sc k nemu zachoval. On jen
cist6mu premysleni zivot svGj
zasvetivS1 clovek! Jiz cd wee
rejska Neustupy, jake pravnl-
ka, Sc bal.
"Ten by byl v stavu parody
mi nasadit," povldal 81 a sci do
sv6ho pokojika, kamz "a MIN
pan Mraz Neustupu postal.
Neustupa, jak byl vcera zma
ten a prekvapen, tax byl dnes
pin Teci, odvahy a zivota, neu-
stale ven vencem svez1ho bfec-
tanu k oknGm bytu PAM Smut
ne vyhl1zeje.
Rad by jiz spustil, ale pofad
nevedel, kterak.
"Chtel jsem 81 cd tebe neja-
kou knihu vydluziti," zacal, a.
lie dale O to vydluzen1 knihy sc
nestaral a ven zvedave pohll-
Eel, zda-liz by snad nahodou We
SVEN pravnickem dGmyslu a
odvaze roztomilou hlavinku
nepOstrehl.
Chtel DvoTaka zpytovati, a.
lie ten byl dnes ku podivu ne
sdflnym. Usedl ma staromodnl,
sn6znym potahem pokrytou a
r1znymi spisy a paplry poha-
zenou pohovku a zrakem veil
&c prisnym pohl1zel ma pfitele,
,jemuz dnes ami, &C Slovan te-
lem i dust, stolice k posazeni
nenabfdl. Ably v6d6l a c1til, re
on jeho nep6kne, pravnicky
hrabive 1mysly pochopil.
Nez Neustupa, jake by dnes
schvalne odlozil veskery pozo-
rovaci vtip a smysl.
ely, Vojto, vs1mas 81 tech
devcat cd naproti?" pc civil.
zdrahanf a rozpakG spustil.
DvoTak div re neposkocil.
"Proc Sc ptas?" pf1sn6 sc
pTftelovych SLOW chytil.
eco bych Sc pred tebou ia
ill" tento primo jail Sc odpovl'
DAFT. "Jedna z Mich sc mne II
bf. A tuze!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Cesi pri valecne vyrobs Sc bou-
RI. nekolik set uveznili.

We strediskach ceskosloven-
skeho valecneho prGmyslu Wy
pukly vazne nepokoje, pri
nichz bylo provedeno hromad-
ne zatykan1, jak vysv1ta re
zprav cd ceskych deln1k1, KITE
re Londyne obdrzely ceske
kruhy, kdyz byly ony zpravy
propasovany z cesko-moravske
no protektoratu "a hranice.
Pr nejmens1m 200 deln1kG
bylo zatknuto v samotne Plzni
jedine v minulem mes1ci pc tie,
kdyz BRITISH letci bombardovali
d1lezitou skodovu zbrojovku.
Take v mnoha jinych mlstech
protektoratu bylo zatknuto
mnoho deln1k1 v poslednlch
nekolika tydnech nazistickou
policii, ktera sc pokous1 utlu-
miti rostoucl nespokojenost.
V techze zpravach Sc uvadi,
re Nemci nar1dili ceskemu pr1-
myslu, ably zapocal S vyrobou
malych lehkych tankd pro diva
muze, ktere mohou byti trans
portovany pomoc1 letadel. Ces-
ky prdmysl Sc zvlaste hodl k
vyrobe tank1. Velke tanky re
skodovych zavod1 byly zabra-
ny Nemci a pouzili jich S vel
kym 1spechem We Flandrech
jinde.
Cesk6 textilni tovarny v Sc
vernich Cechach dosud vsak
zahalejf nasledkem nedostatku
uhlf. Tento nedostatek byl asi
poole vseho zavinen bud do
pravnfmi pot1zemi nebo tim, re
naziste zasoby uhli, pfichazejl-
CT v normaln1 dobe re Sudetska
poslali do jinych oblastl.
Cestf sedlaci nesmej1 v one
oblasti kupovati zadne dalsi
pozemky. Lidu Sc zmocnilo
zoufalstvf a nekterf sedlaci pro
hlasujf, re radeji povrazd1 sve
rodiny a sve usedlosti zapall.
neil by je prenechali Mem
cum.
Vsechny zemedelske prace
byly zastaveny a zeny travl &C.
lie dny ma modlitbach koste'
Itch, kdezto muzove pop1jej1 Y
hostincfch. Policejn1 sluzba by
la zesflena z obavy pred re.
IvoltOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20
Stare ceske zvyky.
Milevst1 literati O vanocich je-
ste v minulem stoleti.

. milevskych literatech prof
Or. Cenek Z1brt z Karlovy uni
verslty v Praze, takto Kodak Z
Kostelce mad Vltavou, We sven
sbornlku "Cesky lid" p1se ma.
sledovne:
Byvalo jich v Milevsku al
devet. Nos1vali cerne staroces.
Ike plastic. Konali ma k1ru zpey
bezplatne a proto ma prostred-
III svatek vanocn1 a diva nasle-
dujfcl dny chodfvali 20 do
mech koledovat a pTijfmali "a
to odmeny.
!, Vesli a zazpfvali: "Poslyste
krestane -. nebo "Radostna
novlna -" nebo "Zvestujeme
VAN radost pfevelmi velikou."
Jeden z mich pax oslovil do
mac1:
pane mestane a PAM mes
tanko!" nebo, byl-li mestan
sam v domacnosti bez PAM:
'Drahy panel, a pronesl
pfanl. Ia vybrane penize kaz-
dym rokem pTipravil jeden z
Mich spolecny obed pro vsech-
ny soudruhy sve, az sc v hoste-
nj vsichni vystr1dali. Literaci
NELL z dGchodu klasterniho do
hromady pouze 2 I'll. 40 kr. ro-
enc. Proto 81 zpevem vydela-
vail pc domech. S koledovanfm
chodivali pc hospodach a dunn
cd domu, dostavali v jedne do
macnosti tax 300 krejcar6.
Chod1vali zplvat tez do domac-
nosti k mrtvole pc oba vecery.
Zpivali tam doj1mave p1sne,
tfeba az do pGlnoci. Pr tom
Jim domac1 davali j1sti a pitt.
Plsne literatG ma koledach pc
domech. Nezpfvali je ovsem
vsude stejne, poole toho, jakou
kde tusili odmenu.
Radostna novina! Poslyste il
mlad1, take star1,v move sc I'VE
stuje a vsem oznamuje jasnou
tvaTf.
Syn Boz1, jedinky k Will Of
CT, pro nase spasenf racil Sc
vteliti z Fanny naroditi zde ma
zemi. Jehozto narozenf jsou
svedkove nebest1 Anjele, KITE
ryz zjevili pastuskove, mejte
potesen1, dial YAM z sve milosti
"Buh Syna z vysosti ma spase-
nj"
Vanocnf wins literatsky: "Dra-
by pane! Doufame, re nam "a
zle m1ti nebudete z pr1chodu
naseho. Cfrkev svata svet1 pa
matku Pane pc celem svete kTe
stanskem. A mas kGr literatskJ
|ty. svate plsne prozpevuje 9
pr1bytek vas navstevuje. Pre-.
.jem yam S manzelkou a d1tka-
mi a vsemi domacimi zdrav1
stest1 a Boz1 pozehnan1 a pc
vykrocenl z tohoto mesta ably.
chom Sc vsichni v nebeskem
kralovstv1 shledali. To i van
pfejeme z upr1mneho srdce
Pochvalen bud Pan Jezis Kris.
tus!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20

"a tohle to byste 81, Famous
ku, dal," spustil ma neho. "Vy
chcete nejsp1se nekomu truce
vati, a vfte, komu byste truce
val? Nikomu jinemu neil sam
sObe jedinemu a smrtelne bys-
tie tax ma sob6 hTeSil. Nejprve
byste neuz1val toho, co VAN
mladost pTinas1, a pax byste
zanedbaval svou vlasteneckou
povinnost!"
Tato vytka jak nalezf Vote
chem trhla. Starry Mraz hovo-
Til vzdy vice sprymem, neil
vazn6, ale kazdicke jeho slovo
m1valo sve m1sto a pGsobilo.
"Kdyz jsem tax mrzuty!"
zasteskl 81 snazenec libomudr-
ctv1, smutne oknem ven k bytu
pant Smutne pohledev.
"Nev1dano, jestli vas trosku
znejmilejsf devcatko skadli!"
prohodil staroch.
"Jifinka mne je zajiste YER
nal" hail Sc Vojtech.
"A pan il dnes ami neode-
psal!" bodla no Ia to babicka,
ktera stranou COST kutila.
Dvorak poznal, re pTece jen
chyboval.
"Kdyz ten Neustupa =" "a
touzil.
"To ten pan, jenz tn byl wee
raj" ptal Sc starry Mraz.
DvoTak jen prisvedcil.
"Ten ma asi jine spady. Je-
mu z ocf kouka jiny napad, ne
Eli ably S vami o devce zapasil !
Wy 81 to mystic. re ano, Ale
nevefte tomu, docela kdyz je
juriSta --"
Snazenci libomudrctvi zaca-
10 nahle v hlave svftati. Div re
81 radostf neposkocil, kdyz 81
vzpomnel, re vice devcat k pa
nj Smutne dochaz1. zarlivost
je slepa, a k prohlednut1 nekdy
tTeba casu i libomudrci.
"To on Sc octl tenatech A
morka a lasky k tomu nemec-
kemu cert1kovi," napadlo mu,
kdyz pomyslil ma judith. Byl
by Sc dial do place, proc Jirinu
podezffval. A jak cerne!
Nez v tom zadupaly pc ocho-
re chvatne kroky. Vojtech po-
hled6l, KIDD to.
"Neustupa!"
mo pocket, tvou neupfim-
most ii nedaruju. Pfivede mne
svou laskou v me lasce do ia
kovych nesnazi. Jen kdyz jsme
te prokoukli, re take tenatech
Amorka veZ1S!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20

tedy ami on ami starry Mraz ne
mylil, re Bretislav uvazl v te-
natech Amorka a re nyn1 ma
lasku slime velice velmi.
Ale ted sc Dvorakovi jedna-
10 hlavne o to, ktera re z dew
cat sc mt libf. To musil vyzkou
matt, ably bud prftele re sveho
pr1bytku pryc postal, anebo a
by mu stolici k usednuti nabldl.
"A ktera Sc ii libf?" ma oko
lhotsejne povedel.
eta menS1 z tech, jez jsme
vcera videli sem vchazet!" Wy
znal jurista a patrave ma sna-
Fence libomudrctvl pohlizel.
Tomu jake by Sc balvan ne
zmerne velikosti Sc srdce svalil
a s nader pryc daleko odkuta-
lei. Razem zamracenou svou
tvaT vyjasnil a spokojene Sc
pousmal.
On Sc mylil, a starry Mraz mel
pravdu. Ale nemrzel sc ma to,
byl tomu spise rad a povdecen.
"To isl mne mohl rici hned
vcera a mohli jsme pax S Pa
mem Bohem dale v "narodn1 be
sede" rokovati a jednati," libo-
val 81 Vojtech, ktery byl nyni
op6t vsecek blazen, re ten jeho
zle zapleteny prfpad takto do
padl a tax pekne sc skoncoval.
"Kdyz jsem byl vcera tax
divine naladen," vymlouval Sc
jurista.
"Jako kazdy zamilovany!"
vyhrklo z Vojty.
"To jsem tn nemoc nejsp1se
cd tebe pochytil," vzpamato-
val Sc opet Neustupu, pfitele
skadle.
Ten skutecne radeji o jinem
zacal, neil by sc ciceronsky
vymluvnymi 1sty obratneho jul
risty dial prohaneti a tyrati.
TO il musfs do "narodni be-
sedy" pozvati," otocil Sc ma
Bretislava.
"Jen jestli pGjde!" zatouzil
tento.
"a proc by nesla?" divil Sc
srdecny snazenec libomudrctvl
re by krehky tvor, jakym je
hezka panna, do pekneho pie
su, jake je "narodn1 beseda"
nechtela j1ti.
"Proto re je Nemkyne", Wy
naval jurista.
"Mhm! To byly vsechny ma
Sc panny Nemkynemi, a ktera-
koliv do "narodn1 besedy" pri-
sla, je ted vlastenka, procez je
nynf, pT1teli, ma tobe, abys mis-
sionaTskou povinnost ma Sc
wal a svou hezkou Nemkyni
ma ceskou v1ru obratil!" zaho-
voTil Volta S takovou kantor-
skou vaznost1, jake by nekde
We skole O pravde, re dvakrat
dive jsou ctyri, vykladal.
ga bych rad!" zadychtil jul
rista.
mo pokusfme se," sebevedo-
proslovil DvoTak, tax re Sc
mu Neustupa az podivil.
80 COZ" ptal Sc v domnenl,
re v roztrzitosti neco prohodil.
"Aby ia iva Nemkyne sla do
"narodnf besedy!" S u%rcitostl
sc vyjadril snazenec libomudr-
ctv1.
"Tohle jestli dokazes -
"Pokusim SCI" opakoval Vol
ia.
Tu opet Bretislav ma neho s
ned1verou pohledel.
"Snad ii nelezu do zell?"
bal Sc.
81 to to! Ale ia ii mohu by
tt v teto I've zalezitosti ku pro
sp9chu," chlubil Sc libomudrc.
Bretislav Timed mel vysled-
nici z Vojtivy reci a jeho pr
votnfho k nemu Sc chovanl po-
hromade. Nesmel no vsak v je-
no mudrovan1m utvrzenem pre-
svedceni poplasiti.
"Vsak proto prave k tobe
dnes jdu!" povidal mu.
"Tak 81 take sedni!"
Nez k tomu nemel jurista
valne chuti. 0 seden1 sc mu pa
trne nejednalo.
"a jak to navliknes?" vyzvi
dial ma prfteli.
"Reknu sve Jirine, ably tn
tvou do "narodni besedy' pri'
vedla," zahovoril Dvorak:
"To tie, jez $ nj vcera sla?"
"A kter6 isl myslil?"
Tu 81 teprve vzpomlnal, ze
mu byla pr1vodkyne jeho las.
ky nesmfrne znama. Bodejt
ne! Vzdyt il davno pflteli Dvo'
|rakovi cd srdce tajne zavldel
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-20

val prfteli.
"Pozvati il musime!"
"Majf d1m!" vychvaloval
Bretislav.
"To je vedlejsf, nam jde o
"Brachu, to bychom Sc ne
shodli," jail Sc prfteli snazenci
libomudrctv1 vykladati pT1tel
jurista. ely mas Size zasady
vytecne S tim srdcem, ale kdyz
Prahu zfskame i s jej1mi donna
c1mi, to take neco znamena. Ia
iva ma take d1m!" vycftal mu.
SEQ je mne platny, kdyz ko-
mfny jeho nehlasaj1 a necftl to,
co dnes ma kazdeho v Praze
proj1mati -"
"Ty isl nenapravitelny mu-
drc!" zahuboval jurista.
"A ty sobec!" oplatil mu sna
zenec ~nejcistsfch dychtenf a du
dokonalosti.
"Bud'si, ale at mne to nejak
sciences, ably ma ''narodni bese-
du" pfisla', opacil Bretislav.
"Jiz jsem tt to sl1bil!"
"Budu tt dluzn1kem!"
"Da msi delati k "narodn1
besede" novy kabat," obracel
Volta jinam rec.
pane, take bych no potfe-
boval."
"Promluv sc starym!"
"Az budu vedeti, re jiste ma
"narodn1 besedu" pTijde!"
ely isl TENN pravy jiz al
hrGza nasakly. Sauna politika,
podmfnka a ma vsech stra
jen pro sebe prosperity"
"Kdyz tech prospechG hod-
ne dobudeme, budeme pax bo-
haty a mocny narod --"
K tomu nemohl snazenec Ii
bomudrctv1 odporem promluvi-
ii. C1til toho pravdivost.
ia bych vsak tax jednati
nedovedl!" pTiznaval Sc.
"Tak to jinym nekaz a neza-
mo, ia ii to nejak projed-
nam, ably pfisla."
"Pak 81 dam delati novy ka-
"Prijdes vecer Ike Komar-
kGm?" otazal Sc jeste Volta,
re pf1tel Sc stroll k Cd
chodu.
"Budu hledeti."
"Tak ma shledanou!"
Jurista Bretislav Neustupa
nedoufal, re tax dobTe S pTfte-
lem Vojtou por1df. Byval ne
kdy velmi natvrdly, ale dnes
byl jak omaslo. Ia druzbu sc
sam nabldl. Jak to prove
de?
"Kez dobre!" touzil, kdyz tt
chy dun v Zahradn1 ulici opou
stel. Ma ochoze mohl pr chuzi
ma bytu PAM Smutne oci necha-
ii. Nez heuhl1dal niceho, az
teprve kdyz ma ulici sc octl, pot
kal pannu Jirinu, znejmilejs1
srdce pr1telova.
Nejleps1 znamen1!
Co nejuctiveji pozdravil a S
chut1 dnes do kancelafe pospl-
chal.
Kdyz snazenec libomudrctvl
Vojtech Dvorak osamotnel, tn
teprve rozvazil, kterakou to
zpozdilost vcera proved. Ami
ma to drive n%epomyslil, az tepr-
We nyn1, jak velice chyboval,
kdyz ~znejmilejs1 Urine ma mi
lostny jejf l1stecek neodpove-
del. Vedel, re mu to- citliva
d1vka sotva snadno promine, a
kdyz MT napadlo, re ma neho
trebas i milostpani matinee po-
vedela a zalovala, tn jake by
mu nemile studeno protivneho
mrazu pc zadech pTebehlo.
ga jsem il jen podezffval!'
zelel vzpom1naje, re il nejcer-
nejsi fales "a vinu kladl.
"A to je ten BTetislav vseho
vinen!" zatouzil. "Jemu je sna-
dino byti veselym, kdyz mu
mann sch1zku S milou spro-
stredkovati a ia Sc Sc svou hne-
yam, a to jen k Will nemu!"
Tu 81 teprve ochotny snaze-
nee ~libomudrctvi rozvazil, k &C
mu Sc pr1teli zavazal.
Az Sc mad tim pozastavil, ne5
zahy oddal Sc do vile Pane 9
snoval plan, kterak by to pro.
vedl, ably Sc ia Nemkyne dc
"narodnf besedy" dostavila.
Dlouho premyslel a rozvazo.
val ma pohovce 81 hove a ok
mem ven v holou korunu rozlo
ziteho orechu pohl1zeje. Der
byl We SVEN odpoledn1 ponury
obloha zatmela a nyn1 zacal 81
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badman Baxter
Tops Mat Card

Laverne "Basher" Baxter. the
Hollywood Hobgoblin. will show his
wares on tonight's wrestling card
at Greenwich Coliseum. meeting
the likeable Terry McGinnis. young
Modesto. Calf. Irishman, In the
eight-round main event, best two
falls out Of three.
After long silence, Baxter
finally has made m attempt
to justify his mat yiIlainy-he
he's proclaimed himself "world
champion badman."
To be consistent. the self-styled
king Of the ruffians must now live
up to the title he has bestowed
upon himself. which procedure
calls for exclusive use Of methods
which hitherto have made up only
4 part Of his repertoire. He must
abandon every legitimate wrestling
hold he knows. which Ia a difficult
assignment. even for Baxter.
Heading the strong support
Ing card lined up by Promoter
Jack Conner h . five-round
mix. hest two falls out Of
three, bringing together Chief
Thundcrblrd, Indian heavy
weight from Vancouver island
and . well-known performer
here, and Gentleman Joe.
Corbett, husl<y Toronto Crap
pier.
Bill Sledge. Minneapolis mat.
man who made his debut here
two weeks ago, Is paired with
George Wilson. who gained all.
American acclaim few years age
when he played football at the
University Of Washington. in the
three-round. one-fall special event
The opener win find q couple OF
newcomers. John Katan Of Mon
treal and George Richards of Des
Moines. Iowa. meeting over the
three-round route. with one fall
deciding things.
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al HOSTAk MEETS TONY zALE
IN NON-TITLE RING CONTEST
Bout Billed
For 10h Heats

CHICAGO The most sought
after fighter in the business -
middleweight champion Al Hostak
Of Seattle-parades his devastat-
ing punch against Hoosier Tony
Zale in an overweight match at
the stadium this Monday night and
he hopes to make 1t impressive for
the distinguished guest in front
row center. Promoter Mike Jacobs.
The better he looks, the
better the bargain his handlers
can make for releasing him to
box Ceferino Garcia of the
Philippines in battle of
champions under the promo
tional direction of Jacobs In
New York next summer.
Jacobs holds exclusive promo
ton rights on Garcia, who is rec.
ognized as middleweight cham
pion in New York and California.
Nate Druxman of Seattle holds
similar rights to Hostak, the Ma
tional Boxing Association cham
pion, and a compromise is report
ed near.
Few of the 10000 expected to
pay an estimated $4,000 for to-
nights bout hope to see much
more than a champion in action
against a veteran contender rated
fifth in his division, despite Zale's
rapid improvement.
Odds were to l on the agrees
sive titleholder, with the CUSTOM
airy few longshot bets on Zale to
cash in on the ever-present posi-
bnity of an unexpected knockout.
Zale Becomes Good
Since Zale's contract was &C.
CURED by Managers Sam Plan and
Art Winch, who handled Barney
Ross in his successes through two
weight divisions, the Gary, Ind,
slugger has bloomed into a fighter
of Importance.
He has won his last seven bouts,
five of them being consecutive
knockouts. Yale has a terrific
right hand punch, little else.
Hostak, however, has met
far sitter opponents and In his .
long string of victories are
quick knockouts of Freddie
Steele. from whom he first
won the title, and of Solly
krieger, the tough little man
On whom Hostak previously
broke both hands in a fruitless
title defense. Hostak and Zale
both expect to weigh in at .
slightly more than 100 pounds.
The weighing in ceremonies oc-
cur at noon, two hours before the
Illinois Athletic Commission is
scheduled to make its decision on
fixed fight charges made in an
affidavit by Heavyweight Harry
Thomas.
Thomas charged that the out
come of his bouts with Max
Schmeling and Tony Galento were
prearranged.
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Park Church Fraternal basketball
games for this Monday night at Bell
armine gym:
At Gas p. m.--Latter Day Saints VS..
Falkland Trinity Lutheran; p. M.
First Methodist VS.. Epworth Metho-
dist: . p. m. Woodmen of the World
vs.. Knapps Business College.
Tuesday nights games will be
played at the Jason Lee school gym
and not Bellarmine. Three casaba
contests will be carded as follows:
At Gas p. m.-Church-Fratern
league. PuyAllup Christian VS.. Mes
siah Lutheran: p. m. Industrial
league. Northern Pacific Railroad
Shops VS.. Northwest Door; 9 p. m,
Industrial league, Peterman Mfg. Co.
vs.. selected team
National Guard, Inter-battery league,
games for this Monday night and
Tuesday at the Armory at Q o'clock:
Monday - Medical Detachment vs..
II. G. Troop "a Cav.
Tuesday-Service Battery vs.. Head
quarters Battery: &C" Battery vs.. e.
Battery; ID" Battery vs.. "F' Battery
The Inter Battery volley Ball league
will open next Thursday night and
the ii batteries are asked 70 have
their entries filed tomorrow night.