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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
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Mud Sic ,,Stimmen Der 3eit' ba-
ben ben aries au beripiiren befom-
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onoer SEN 2ebenslauf bes Seiligen
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Die mebr als 60 8Gnbe ser ,,Monl1=
menta biitorica Societatis ssSeiu'', Sic
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eriten @ef1brten entbalten, unb lnter
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11
8eneralperiammlnns Der rNatiunal
Gatbplie &ural 0ifc"-&pnfcrems


slllen unlern 2ciern in 0einneiota
lnlo ben aHgren5cnbcn Staaten miro
sic @elegeubeit gebotc1, an Ser bonn
20. Septelnber bis gum 3. Sftober in
st. Glol,o, Mfinn., obgebaltenen ,,gta.
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teil5luebneu
Sic sSihtigteit oieier offi5iellcn
Organization ser fotbolilden Stride
lollte bon ollen fotbolii6en 2nnbbe.
pobnern, ,niern fotboliiden Sornern
unterltiitt uno geforbert tperoen, bot
lie bod) aunt 3lped, Sic Sebung bes
religioien, io5ialen, f,llt11rellen l'no
ofonomilden 5ortl6ritts in Sen 2onO.
oiItriften ser Ser. Staaten at for.
bern.
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SSabreu bon 9il6oi @btpin g. S'Sora
bon &onIas City, 800, ins 2eben ge-
rl1fen. Ser @riiltoer mar Oanols ein
@fitglico 0es departments Of Social
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s. Ser 3lped Ser Gereinigung ipor
nno- lit, in ieSer 9c5iebune oem Jor.
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9eleitet bon 8ilbof Gincent S. Npon
bon 9i5nard, g. 9. 9erielbe erflGr.
te, bab sic oieSi0brige @enerolpcr.
ion1ll1l1ulg geraoe ct. Glouo in ocln
mldtigelt M9rnrltootc lfi11neloto &c.
mdblt babe. 9totionol onerfol,nte
&eoncr 1lnO 5ad(elttc peroen sic ipid).
tighten 6rogen ii6cr Sic palptproble.
me Ser Sono6epolfer,,ng beiprcden.
Glld lit ein beion6ercS Brogron1ln iiir
Die Sltgeno aufgcltelt.
SSegcl1 Ser aftltellen &idtigfcit oie.
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mlutg erlllben mir oac ,tnlere 2eier,
oenen eS m0glid lit, oieler @enerol.
berlanlnlllng bei5llpobnen.
IlS Chairman for Sublicitp lit ei-
ner ll1iercr Srielter oes Solepbinltms
ernanllt. Man ipenOe lib an oenlelben
nltter ser sloreiie: yep. Sch. Sbir.
mers, Yerbam, Miln.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

berlangte, al5 Die Sat0 Tatbartltas,
aarls Sdtpeiter, bie ct BORT pobl gum
eriten Male iab.
Seine eroBe gbaraftereisenidaft,
Der Meut, aeigte iid ga,ta erit bel Der
8erteioigung bon Yamplona, bielleidt
mebr nod oaburb, baB ct NIT ether
fleinen Sdar ser 5eitung at Stlfe
fam, ipdbreuo peribiebene a,litdnbiee
Jiibrer beriaeten, als bltr6 Ste Ib=
lebnung Ser &apitulation.
@obl bas anregenoite bietet 2etns
ria I'M letten Sell bes 8u6es, ser Sic
gntiteblngseei6i6te ser ,,@eiitliben
ltebungen" erbellen tpia. Sic natiir>
li6e @run6laae fir beren 1nto ibres
8erfailers @ieenart biloet sic tiefe
basfii6e Heflerion uno ser loloatiihe
Mut. Sene ldbt, burd @ereleid Der
erlebten giu0riide, SEN ltebcrgang
bon Mmabis at Gbriitus finoen, Sic
ler bat nur oe1 @egenitano 5u per-
tal1l6en. 9ur6 2etl,rios' ltnteriu=
dung eeipinnt mani SEN @inblid, mo-
ltnb ipie bas grersitienbud berlnut=
li6 entltanoeu lit. 0tan miro Oanad
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0enen oas Serf iib enttpidelt fat.
&enigitens ber @ntmurf fir SEN 8ern
gebt auf bie 3eit ber &ranfbeit III
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auerlt sic @eiiter unterl6eioel,, bie
ouf i'm einpirfen; bier fat ct bas
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tradtunsen bon Gbriitt0nig ,no bon
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er Ielbit Idon Sic @abl getroffen,
dbnli6 mie Snltfrins 1T ser Segenbe.
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5ur Ablealtng ber pornebmeu &leiber
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bes, 2uooIf our &allfabrt 1lad Seru=
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@etpiiienserforl6ung, 8 e II eralbei6te
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erlt sic brittle Ebaie ser @rer5itien.
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natiuS bier, anbano ieiner sluf5eihs
nllngen alts Sara55a unO SllOolf, oas
gauge 2eben sSeiu blr6betradtet bat.
sto6 bere6tieter lit ser Sdlub, bab
i6 feline religi0len @rlebnilie ioipobl
ourd sic idtueren innern &dmpfe tpie
o,r6 sic gntriidl1ng am llfer bes
Garooner un6 onbere mpItilde @na=
6en iebr pertieft baben. 9ie bierte
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bauert tpobl bis 5l1,n 9rud ser oyer
5itien int Sabre 1548. @r0Bere 3u=
iate iino Sic 9feeeln Ser firdliden
@el linnltng l,n6 ser Mlmoi ienbertei=
lung, fotpie Die 8etro6t1tng bon Sen
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audi tpeoer Ser @na6enbilfe @ottes
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-11

Die nnfilrllfe 1litO rel1glole Nngebltllg
aug, III Ser Sgnatius aufgeipahien
lit: frn6tbare 5eloer nno @drter, Der
gbeliik nit 0en a,tgeb0riaen 8auern.
b0feL MiibIen nnb giieniuerfen, Sdua
ier uno &apellen in Mbpeitia, bie ben
nabgeborenen Sobnen llnb Sodterl.
ein eutes ginfomnen iidern, bauer
lide, ert felt fur3em friegeriide 2e=
bensfiibrllng Ser gorfabren, tiefe
@ldubisfeit, Sic freilid elm loderes
2eben nidt berbinberte.
8on SEN eriten 16 Sabren, sic So
natius auf 6en auseeoebnten Sanli=
lieneut aubrad)te, bot 2eturia feltitel=
len f0nnen, baB Ser &ater ibn gum
&leriferltano beltimn1te ,,no ibm bl,rd)
einen Sauslebrer einen entipre6el,,
ben l1nterribt eeben lieB. Ser Sobn
bradte es 5ipar at elmer guten Sano-
idrift, aber gut faitilii6 ipreden ler'tz
te er nidt. slud ser @mpfans ser
Eoniur NIT IA Sabren fonnte i'm in
ieinem 8eruf ni6t beItarfe,t. Sir Den
8ater traf es fidJ baber giinitig, bab
ser @roBidatmeiiter Seroinanos oes
&atbolii6en, Suan 8ale5qle5 Sc Guel-
lar, ii6 einen Ser Sobne ols Bagen
an feinen Sof in &rebalo erbat. 9ie
aebn Sabre, bieSgnatius lit &aitilien
aubra6te, ipllroen fir feline innere
@ntpidl,ng auberoroentlid beoe.t,
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lie ieit fur5em ibren 8lid iiber 6ie
enge,t @renaen bes 8asfenlanbes bit-
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ge" eeridtet bate, tpiro ou6 ser So,
ri5ont 6es fiinftigen Srbensitifters
ipe1tipeit. 9enn Sn6ien ipar erobert,
lu1o nad bem SAL @ranabaS traunt=
ten 9i6ter i6on bon ser 9aiierfr0.
nung Serbinanbs in Serl1lalem. @ie
al,s FOLDER Stimml1ng beraus bie Dor.
nebme sSSugenb fib beeeiltern lief
our6 &itterromane, 10 tpur6e a,td
fir Sgnati,ts @maois oe @al1la 5lln1
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mel ter uno feline @entablin biel an1
Sof tparen, fiibrte al,6 Sgnatius balb
oas lei6te 2eben ser Sumter, bos
bauptiadlib i,1 Spiel, 9iebesabente,t,
ern uno 9tallfbanoeln beitan6. Sod
bil6ete ii6 bier a,16 ein feines bofi,
ides 8enebmen, bas ct iein gan5es
2eben lang bebalten bat; er ler,te
muii5ieren ltnb oibten ,no erbielt ei,
niee tiefe, religi0ie ginoriide. Gre,1e.
&lugbeit uno Mut, cole basfii6e 81.
geni6aften, traten aber erit in Set
foIgenoen Beriobe flor outage, Sic
ibn, na6 nenI6li6er @orauslid)t, III
ieinen 2ebensber,f einfiibren iollte.
St berlieB 4altilien, eing na6 Sea,
barra un0 trat in Bamplona als 81
| fi5ier in 6en 9ienit bes ibm bertpano-
ten Ser5ogs bon geaiara. Srel1 fampf=
te er fir 5eroinanos Nabfo1ger &arl
oen Siinften segen oie aufitdnoiidell
Gomuneros, fiibrte fluge 1nb erfolg-
rei6e @erban6luneen nit Dem @eg=
ner, bereiderte ii6 ni6t BEL @robe=
rungen. 9a er berlnl,tli6 BEL ser gi-
oesleiltung &arls, 6es Serri6ers iiber
atpei 9Belten, in 8alla6olio, 1918, 5lt-
gege11 mar, eripeiterte ii6 fein 8lid
nod mebr. Sein friegerilder @brgei5
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

from New York, Shortell listed
three rounds even.
The entire population OF Chill
was listening 10 the results and as
soon as the champions hands were
'aised they rolled out a big barrel
and celebrated the local boys per-
Torrance all night.
Two reasons given why Joe failed
to panic the crowd and paralyize
Godoy are: He wasn't going in to
try and untangle Godoy's unortho-
dox lyle and take a chance on
breaking his hand; and it-took him
too long to figure out il Godoy was
in the ring TO fight or to clown.
The wind was let out OF the bag
Wednesday before the title fight.
that already agent Mike Jacobs
had booked Louis for a tenth de-
tense Of the heavyweight champion
ship at the Garden. April 3. against
Johnny Paycheck with part OF the
receipts going to the Finnish Re-
lief fund.
Also the winner OF the Lee Sa-
D~see SPORTS, Page IL
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Louis Fans Worried Over The Brown Bombers Future
Eddie FELTON,
Gives Cagers
Instructions

Banded together for the first time.
the ST. Augustine cagers have
shown surprising results. Under
the supervision OF Coach Eddie Fell
ton. better known as "Yank." ever
faithful, competent and hard-work-
ing veteran long shot artist of the
Burdhurst All Stars. who are now
strong contenders for the Class B
Recreation league, have taught the
boys many things.
Some Of the boys have never
played until this season. Ed How
ard, playing pivot position, has
starred continuously this season and
is already showing future threats
for major league basketball.
George Howard and Alder, Har-
ris have given their utmost support
in this seasons games. The other
members are: Robert Eldridge, How
ard Petty, James Jones, Hewitt
Simpson, Charles Powe; LOUIS
Thompson and Alfonzo Robinson.
ST. Augustine looks upon this
season as successful due TO the
knowledge Ed FELTON, has taught
them and hope TO be contending
team for the league championship
next season.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

Arturo Godoy, the wscky Indian
fighter from Chill, was so happy
that the Brown Bomber didn't bring
the Madison Square Garden roof
down on him Friday night that he
danced up to the Detroit Destroyer
and planted big juicy kiss on his
regularly called dead pan.
Now. the world heavyweight
champion wasn't for all this boogie-
woogie-ihg in front Of 1857 fans.
hut le couldn't convince Chilean
fisherman until the IS rounds were
over still the rough, tough South
American doesn't believe. But the
fight is over and there is little that
Louis can do until the two meet
again.
As happy go lucky as Godoy was,
there was another at the title bout
who was so pleased at Arturo's
snake dancing entertaining with
the Bomber that he gave the South
American the fight with 10 OF the
10 rounds. This was Fight Judge
Tom ny Shortell, not from Chilli but
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

Leon Wheeler. director Of the ac-
tiviiies Of the Detroit quint he was
all for his aggregation battling il
out with the Great Lakes team.
Wheeler stated that his team being
the leader OF the Midwest league,
and Willis Wards squad being the
leaders OF the Greater Detroit Bas-
ketball league that he thought. now
was as good a time TO settle the
argument as any.
Haynes States Lakes Would Win
Jimmy Haynes, Great Lakes for
ward, came into the discussion and
stated that the Great Lakes caEers
would start practicing for the De-
troit aggregation Joseph Duplessis.
one Of Brewster Community Cen
ter's directors. inquired OF Haynes
would it be necessary for the Lakes
10 practice to meet the Detroit
team. To which Haynes answered
that he hadn't meant basketball, he
was referring to his teammates go
ing through football plays
Nothing was settled last year
when Detroit suggested playing the
high lily ag Great Lakes and so far
this year Coach Ernest Marshall
hasn't been reached Monday aft
ernoon Mr. Wheeler stated that the
proceeds Of the game could go to
charity and that he is willing 10
play his team in a three game series.
One game to be played at Brewster
Center, the Dctroits team home
floor and the second game on the
Great Lakes home floor. and the
third and final game at a neutral
floor
The Detroit team has played most
Of the same teams that the Great
Lakes has played, Detroit has
beaten Harry SuGrin, East side and
a few Of the other teams OF the
Greater Detroit Basketball league
Sometime this week the Great
Lake team will be contacted for an
answer to the Detroit challenge
which we are very sure they will
accept and end for this season at
least which is to be called the De-
troit representative colored team.-
Branton Crane.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
BotUlers Incorporate
To Get NeW Alleys
By ALFONSO CATO

The Motor City Bowling League
at It's last meeting over the week
end voted to incorporate itself. The
main reason for the sudden step
forward was the proposition put
before the body concerning them,
taking over and managing Of the
twelve new streamline alleys that
will be erected in the new building
that is to be constructed on Madison
street in the downtown section The
spot where the Frogs club is now
located Although the meeting was
held behind closed doors, we were
informed from reliable sources that
John Roxborough and Attorney H.
B. Taliaferro are the sponsors OF
the new building that will also in
elude a dancing hall. The three
story building modernistic in every
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Table Tennis Team
Anxious For Games

PEORIA, H., Feb. 16.-The Com
munity Center table tennis team is
in quest Of opposition around Cen
trail Illinois. Chicago and ST. Louis
This outfit is studded with two
champions. Andy Tonnes who cap
tured last years district WPA title
In Macomb, and Calvin Coursey, the
consolation champ Of the Central
Illinois tourney.
Troy Norton, Joe Washington and
Joe Roberts, the latter a former
Chicsgoan, rounds out the balance
OF the center lads. All have had al
least one year Of tournament ex-
perience.
Any team or group desiring to
schedule the center aggregation may
communicate with Jewel H. Hinton,
1910 Sanford street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
By RAMON A. MARTINEZ

On account Of the death of Mr..
Mariners mother, Mrs. ClothiIde
Martinez, who died in New York
City, Sunday, February 18th, this
weeks instsIIment of his Africa
Views and Reviews" will appear in
the next issue Of The Chronicle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
JACKS
AND c. DIXON
PICK TEAMS
Two Star Checkers Will
Act As Coaches For
-,AggregatiOns

Percy Jacks, a Supreme Liberty
Lie Insurance representative. is not
only an expert in the field Of sales
manship but plays a very excellent
game Of checker pool. Friday night
Claude Cooper. who is in charge Of
this activity al the Y, explained
that if the Y checker group is 10
expand and maintain its top rank
ing position, it will have to devise
means Of increasing the skill of a
larger number Of its PLAYERS.
Following this statement, Miliage
Hudson, last years checker cham
pion. and Luke Williams. director
Of the tournament. suggested that
two teams be picked with the best
players as coaches Clcodus Dixon
and Percy Jacks were chosen as
coaches Of two teams.
The players on Jacks team are: J.
Oakland, Millage Hudson. c
tewart, Zach Bradford. Henry Cot
quit, EDWARD Burke and Jessie
CaldWer The members on Dixon's
team are: Jack Bowman. Malvin
Clark. Edward Ross John Otis,
Lawrence Farley, Thomas Adams
and Augustus Bryant
Friday. Feb. Is, these two teams
will meet 10 determine the win
ner Luke Williams is very anxious
that al checker players be present
at the next meeting as he expects
10 pick two additional coaches.
The business Of choosing a prcsi-
dent for the Y Checker league will
probably take first place, as this
will be the first time that Y checker
players have seen fit to have elected
officers There is always something
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17

way, will answer the prayers OF the
many pleasure seekers and lovers
OF the new craze that is sweeping
the city like a storm.
The entire setup will be owned
and operated by Race members and
in our opinion deserves your pat
ronage. for this Is another step
forward for the many OF our peo-
pie who are forced to spend their
money where they seldom reap
benefits. Without a reasonable
doubt the setup will create a few
jobs, and in this day and time what
could be more appropriate il those
OF US who are financially able
wopld resort 10 undertaking. that
would help US solve or at least
tighten the unemployment problem
among our people.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
JOE TO MAKE
FOUR FIGHTS
FOR THE YEAR
Brown Bomber Slipping (;
Is Shown By Godoy
Bout, Say Many
By BRANToN CRANE

n is true that the Brown Bomber
had an of night Friday when he
won a 15-round decision from Ar
tutro Godoy and kept the worlds
heavyweight crown on his head,
but he lost the confidence OF many
Joe Louis boosters, not meaning
the city's Booster club.
FANS NOT SURE
After the fight many OF the city
listeners TO the New York show,
and after hearing how the South
American fighter kept the Detroit
Destroyer puzzled with his weird
style OF throwing leather, admitted
they didn't think that Joe would
fight all OF the four fights he has
planned for 1910.
The opinions that Joe didn't want
TO hurt his right hand on Godoys
head; the Brown Bomber wasn't
smart enough to figure out GodoyS
style in is rounds, and that the De-
troit boy is slipping.
JOE ISN'T SLIPPING
The Bomber is not slipping, sc-
cording to the men that are around
him almost all of the time Joe Louis
Is fighting. He is fighting better than
he has ever fought.
Losing the fight wasn't the only
injury to the champs heart, but the
selling of the fight Aims which
might make a million dollars will
depress the two principles, Godoy
and Louis, for years 10 come.
Neither OF the two fighters will
share in the profits coming out OF
the showing of the pictures. In
South America where most of the
hght fans are convinced that Godoy
won the night the Aims will prob
I ably make a fortune.
Mike Jacobs sold all rights to the
Aim before the fight at a very low
ngure. Few followers believe that
the title bout would last more than
ave or six rounds.
When shown in South America
the Aims will be doctored and the
rounds will be changed around so
that the third and the ninth rounds
will become the fourteenth and
fifteenth.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
Great Lakes Challenged
By Detroit Midwest Five

Old business carried over 10 this
year IS the latest basketball chatter
in the gym. The debate OF which
is the better team. the Great Lakes
Big Five or the Detroit Rcpresen-
tative team in the Midwest Basket
ball league started last cage sea-
son and has again broke the ice
and is being discussed by hundreds
OF cage fans.
Monday afternoon In talking with
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-02-17
LAKES DEFEAT
SUFFRIN TO
LEAD LEAGUE
Sunday Night At Light
Guard Before Over
5000 Cage Fans

Victories over Port Huron and
Harry Suffrin are the triumphs Of
this week for the Great Lakes Big
Five basketball team who plays a
brand OF basketball that satisfies.
At the beginning OF the second
half Of the Detroit league the Great
Lakes players started with a solid
jerk, and have easily beaten three
games in row. Sunday night at
the Light Guard armory before al
most 5000 fans they did bit OF
experimenting in the first two per-
iods. allowing the Suffrin team to
stay with them In the third quar-
ter, the two teams tied up with %
points each. In the Anal heat Will
lis Wards cagers came on with
enough explosives 10 outsmart the
Suffrin triple A team. 40 10 IS.
With a concentrated formula that
reads: Harry Rusan. the shortest.
cagest and shootest man Of the squad
plus Joe "Jumpy" Brown, who is out
to make up for the time he was III,
plus Jimmy Haynes. another littic
man with plenty OF fireworks. plus
Charlie Young, experienced guard
plus Bob Bolden. sizzling floor man,
plus James Country" Davis. one
hand wonder, plus Larry Bleach,
former captain Of the University Of
Detroit, equals TINT. for the rest
Of the outfits in the Greater Detroit
Basketball league.
Great Lakes Beat Harry Suffrin
Before a packed house in Port
Huron the Coach Ernest Marshalps
squad failed to find the Huron boys
a pushover, but they quaffed the
nectar OF sweet victory downing
their opponents 30 10 81.
In Paul Kelleys Sunday evening
cage league the score at the first
quarter of the Lakes-Sufrin con-
test was for Suffrin and 10 for
Great Lakes. The Lakes team led
Sufrin at the end OF the half %
to 10. In the third period the
strong and fast moving Suffrin sg-
gregation tied the score % TO %.
DR.. Powell johnson, outstanding
Detroit dentist and sportsman, as
trainer OF the Great Lakes was
given much applause when one of
the Harry Suffrin players was hurt
and he administered first aid.
Captain Larry Bleach had his eye
Sunday evening and collecting high
scoring honors by making 8 field
goals and 1 foul shot. Jimmy Hay
mes, who had 10 leave the game in
the third quarter because OF an in
jured finger made field shots.
Roth, Suffrin forward. was high
point man for his team, scoring four
fields and l foul for a total Of 9
points.
The serious moment OF the game
was in the last quarter when the
suffrin team caught up with the
Great Lakes cagers for the first
time. Ernnis Stafford broke the
tie and Isles put the game on ice.
Great Lakes play their games
every Sunday evening at Light
Guard armory, Larned and Brush
streets
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GREENSBORO, N. c., Feb. 10
The A. and T. Agsies looked like
championship calibre here as they
outrode the Kentucky State Thor
oughbredS and Rlueheld Mountain
GERS in two rip and tussle cage con-
tests.
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exciting and sentimental about
being the first to head an organi-
cation like the YMC.A. checker
group which has grown from small
beginning of three until now there
are over 40 listed as members.
The directors are very anxious to
have every checker player in the
city a member Of this group, We
meet at the Y every Friday at pm.