davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

Error--None. Runs batted in = DiMaggio, Keller, Reese. Two base hits-Reiser, Walyker. Three base hit-dordon. Stolen bases Rig zuto, Sturln. Double plays-Rizzuto and Sturm; Reese and Camiili. Eearned runs-New York 2, Brook lyn 1. Left on bases-New York 2, Brooklyn {. Bases on balls-OH Russo 2, (Herman, Lavagetto) i; of Fitzsinlmon 3 (RizZuto, Henrich, Gordon). Struck out-By Fitzsim. mons tRusso), by Ruso 5 tcamilli 3, Medwick, Galan, Reiser), Pitching summary-4 hits and no runs off Fitzsimmons in 2 inning; of Casey { hits and 2 runs in l-3 inning; no hit and no runs off French In 2.S inning; no hits and no runs off Allen in 1 inning. Losing pitcher Casey. Umpires-Grieve (AL) plate; Goetz (NL) 1B: Mcdowan (AL) 2B; Pinelli (NL) 3B. Time-2;22. At. tendance-33,l0o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

Princeton now awards pure white jerseys to all letter men instead of the black. as in the past. because they arc much cooler in summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
IT'S UP
 TOHIM-
 AGAIN!.

Whitlow Wyatt Veteran Brooklyn pitcher who scor- ed the lone vic. tory of the l94l World Series over the Yankees must do 1t again to- day-or else!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
PUzzLING PLAYER

Red Wade. c sophomore quarter back candidate at the University of Missouri, passes with either hand and kicks with either foot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

and gate are expected. The bout has had little publicity because of the World Series and the recent Louis-Nova heavyweight title bout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

With business bombing, Porto Rico stu has tTS.0o0 men unem- ployed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

4 graveyard in Northern Tree land has just been named Rest Center"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

Chile has shipped 6 cargo Of s. 900 tons of frozen mutton to Brit alns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

EARNED RUNS-Yanke 10; Dodgers DOUBLE PIAYs-YAnkess (GOrdOn RxxutO Dickey xuto; RiEEuO and sum Reese and Cami STOLEN BASES-Sturm, BASEs- Yankees 2e Dodgers 2 HIT BY PITcHERBy Allen sturm
 ch UMPTRES-NHcCowan Grieve Pnel TIME OF GAMEs2;Os lst; 2S nd s:2e (Srd) 2N Nth).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
K. OF C. BOWLING

The Knights of Columbus Bowl ing League will open for its 10th season tonight at 2 o'clock at the Grand Alleys with eight teams Of five men each in competition.
 Charles J. Bannon is chairman of the league with George Day, Elmer Shove, and James Ribbons mem- berS of the sponsoring committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

make the opening statement for the defense.
 Tt was like this" he said, sittang on the edge of a rubbing table. n went after 1t, but the ball hit the edge of my glove and spun away. By the time I got fairly started after 1t Henrich was on first end there were policemen ell over tho place. I don't know what else I cay say except that 1t was just one Of thoNe things"
 Manager Leo Durocher had 6 bEiefer. more punsent explanation;
 Tt was all the fault cf Eaem
 - - ---~ cops,~ he ses&. remaining faithful to tl7s Bgcez1En idi0an ln hks hosw e NKms&t AEsH&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
Fifth Game Linsup

New York, Oct. 6-UP)-Probl able lineups for the fifth game d the World Series ct Ebbets field:
 Yankees DodgeFu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
World Series In
 A Nutshell

STANDING or THE TEAMS
 Won Lost Pct, YANKEES 9aSEEps 'r" 3 ] .SsSS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
YANKEES
DODGERS

Dlcksy game Murphy sth of End game Breuer in Sth of 4th game
 DODGERS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

Score by innings:--
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06
PITCHING RECoRDs

e.Batted for in 7h lSt game. e.Bated for French In Sh of 3rd game
 PITCHING RECORDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Van de Walker
Declines Posi-

YPSILANTI, Feb. The con-
troversy over the confirmation OF
Hugh f. Van de Walker TO the
Michigan crippled children,s COM
mission appeared ended today
when Van de Walker asked the
governor to withdraw his name
from consideration, and the gov
ernor acquisced.
Van de Walker. who had served
on the commission for ID years
resigned last Fab and severely
criticized the Dickinson admin
istration for its crippled children
policy.
Gov. Murray D. Van Wagner
appointed Van de Walker as soon
as he took office. but the Repub-
hcans in the Senate have refused
to confirm him, feeling that he
contributed 10 the COP defeat
last Fall by his criticisms.
Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Vim. G MeAdoo
Dies in Capital
Of Heart Attack
Helped Roosevelt Win
Nomination in ''32;
Ex-Treasury H e a d

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 - Will
liam Gibbs McAdoo. World War
secretary of the treasury an d
former United States senator from
California. died here today several
hours after suffering a heart at
tack. He was IT.
Stricken during the night at his
hotel apartment. he was given
narcotic injections 10 ease the pain
and remained in a coma to the
last.
At his bedside when death came
were his 31-year-old third wife
the former Doris Ross of San
Diego, Cal, and his daughter, Mrs.
Brice Clagett.
The funeral will take place in
Washington Monday at 10 a. m
at Epiphany Church with the Rev
DR.. Re Barney T. Phillips. chap
lain OF the Senate. officiating
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery under a special
act of Congress which permits the
internment of all members of the
Wilson World War cabinet in the
National Cemetery.
McAdoo's ssing took the
capital by surprise, since he had
appeared in fairly good health up
m Yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Helped Roosevelt

Among the first messages of
coincidence sent his widow was
one from President Roosevelt. a
long time personal friend and po-
litical associate.
Chairman of the California dele
cation TO the 1882 Democratic
convention at Chicago, McAdoo
was instrumental in swinging the
needed block of votes TO Mr..
Roosevelt.
The Presidents statement read:
II am deeply shocked to learn
OF the sudden death today of one
of my oldest friends, william
Gibbs McAdoo. I have known
him personally since 1912. 1t
was only last Wednesday that
he came to see me.
II join with the entire country
in mourning him as one who has
given many years Of faithful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

construction work. lie supervised.
in 1902. the first tunnels To be
bored under thr Hudson RfveF be-
tween New York and New Jersey.
Active in New York politics, he
was delegated TO the Baltimore
convention of 1918 that nominated
Woodrow Wilson and was chosen
chairman of the national Demo
cratic committee for the cam
paign. Upon Wilson's election he
was named secretary Of the treas
ury and remained in the post until
1913.
From 1917 10 1919 he was also
director general of the railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Wheeler Denies
He Said German
Rule Inevitable
Assails Rooseve t
for Revealing Late
En- US Statement
BY WALTER FITZMAURICE
IntI New, seryie. stan Correspondent

init News service stan 'orresP"""'"
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-Sena-
tor Wheeler CD OF Montana To-
day denounced as "slanderous
and absolutely false" the state
ment that in 1884 he had declared
the Nazi domination of Europe in
evitable and proposed the taking
over of Canada, Mexico and Gen.
trail America by the United States
in se1f-defense.
Wheeler. recuperating from in
fluenza at the Palm Beach. Fla,
home of Joseph p. Kennedy. re-
piled through his Washington Of
flee 10 the statement. concerning
which President Roosevelt yester-
day offered his own testimony as
a "corroborative witness"
The President told newsmen the
late William +. Dodd. then am
bassador TO Germany. had related
Wheeler's alleged remarks to him
the day after Dodd and the sena-
tor were dinner guests at the home
of Rexford G.. Tugwell. then as
sistant secretary Of agriculture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
BOB Induced
Since November

= total of 3.o73 Michigan men
Bass been drafted and assigned to
Erty units for training since the
- 1nction started here last No
: ,mber. Lansing draft officials re-
pptsd Saturday.
OF these, 1.753 were accepted
u6ncs January 10. under the states
uuota for this month, and sent 10
army units from the Fort Custer
deception center.
Inductions, which have been
temporarily halted. will resume
February 10. A total Of 3,407
men are listed for the February
eall, including Gil Negroes. De-
hveries TO training centers will
continue from February 10 through
February %. except Saturdays
and Sundays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

then operated under the govern
ment
In 1924 he returned to New
York and sought the Democratic
presidential nomination. He and
Al Smith fought for three weeks
to turn the tide. until both lost out
TO John w. Davis.
His first wife. Sarah Houston
Fleming. whom he married in
1885, died in 1912. Two years later
he married Miss Eleanor Wilson.
daughter of the president. They
were divorced in 1884. A year aft
erward he married for the third
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Child Bride
Youth Bars Mrs. JessePs
Night Club Work
IntsrnalIonaI Nsw. ssrvIes VIC

BOSTON. Feb. Anyway
I'm young enough to go back &c
school :"
Mrs. Lois Andrew Jessel, 16. sc
console d herself as authoritie:
debated taking action against g
Boston night club which had en-
gagged Lois, child bride" of come
dian George Jessel.
When informed she had beer
banned as an entertainer, Miss
Andrew said:
"Why can't I be left alone TO
follow my career. I'm old enough
and capable of earning a living.
1t seems silly that girl who is
old enough 10 be married and
earn her own living be barred
from working, just because her
work Is In a night club"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Desperate Attempt

Tugwell. adding his own state
ment to the confusion over who
said what, declared the dinner had
taken place. but that his position
as host precluded his repeating
any of the conversation.
Wheeler, leader of the Senate
anti-intervention bloc, branded the
story "a desperate attempt to dis
credit me because / stand unalter-
ably for American peace and
against the entry into a war that
is not ours F." -
In the statement. he said:
II did not say In 1884 or at
any other time that Mari domi-
nation of Europe was inevitable.
I have always denounced the
fOrceful seizure of territory--by
Germany, England. France. the
United States or any other ma
ton. / have always deplored
and condemned Imperialism"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Credit Men Plan Party

Members of the Detroit Associ-
alton of Credit Men will stage
their twenty-sixth annual ladies'
night party at the Detroit Yacht
Club next Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Denies Such Dinner

As for the Presidents recollec-
ton that u cd Il had identified
Senator Glass ID. Virginia, as
another guest, Wheeler. without
denying he had dined with Tug.
well and Dodd. said he had never
attended any dinner az which Sen.
ator Glass and the late Mr. Dodc
were present"
OF the ambassadors son. WI
liam l.. Dodd Jr.. editor of the
elder Dodd's diary. now running
serially in a magazine, Wheeler
said:
"Only recently, the son came
to my office and told me that
he had been offered money to
produce a story to discredit me.
Young Mr.. Dodd frankly stated
that he wanted me to know
that certain people were anxious
to malign me with an attack
along these lines"
Hence, Wheeler said, the Sour
rileus attack" was no surprise 10
him.
In the magazines version Of
the diary. Dodd relates a dinner
conversation with Senator.
who talked like National
Socialist" but the Senator's
name is suppressed. Dodd Jr.
was unavailable tonight at his
nearby Virginia homeD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
TugweHs Version

Wheeler concluded:
"This time I am attacked he
cause. in my humble way, will
not ceaSe warning the American
people that the foreign policy Of
this administration Is taking
the United States into a war
that Is not ours"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Headed Ship Line

McAdoo had lived in Washing
ton since his appointment. follow
ing his 1888 defeat. as board
chairman of the American Presi-
dent Steamship Lines, controlled
by the United States Maritime
Commission.
Born near Marietta. Ca. on Oct.
81. 1863. McAdoo studied at the
University of Tennessee. won a
law degree and later switched to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
He Asks, Why Delay?

Bitterly. Wheeler reproached the
President for waiting until. now to
bring up a story known to him
since 1894 His statement said:
"If he (the President believed
II then. as q matter of decency
and justice, he should have
called it 10 my attention while
the late Ambassador Dodd was
still alive 80 that i might have
confronted my alleged accuser
face tn face and branded this
despicable charge for what II Is
"A lie. That would have been
the American way"
The President attacked him
once before, Wheeler recalled
after l branded the lend-lease-
give bill as the New Deals AAA
foreign policy to pillow every fourth
American boy under European or
African soil"
Editors note: Mr.. Roosevelt
had labeled that the rottenesi
thing that has been said In public
life in my generation.")
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

service To the nation: Ny per
sonal affection for him grew
with the wears, >,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
On The SIMfe Heat
FAVOR EAST DETROIT HIGH MATMEN

points for East Lansing High -.
One of his teammates is Charley
Bachman Jr.. whose dad bosses
the State gridders.
When Hillsdale lost all 10 Of
its NJ. I. A. A. basketball games
this season, the 'Dales became
the fourth conference team In Is
years to suffer the unhappy end
ing. The others were Olivet
In 1926 Albion In 1881 and
Adrian In 1899.
william j. Prince will man.
age Saginaw's entry In the Mich
igap State Baseball League this
year Prince also will take
his regular turn on the pitching
rubber -. Among others re-
turning to the Saginaw nine will
be Ray Dahlstrom, the rookie
Uutfiefd sensation of 1910.
Finals In River Rouge's an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Michigan
Favored
To Win ,

ANN ARBoR. March DE
tense of its monopoly on Big Ten
indoor sports championships will
be the major problem of Uni
versity of Michigan teams during
the next week.
Conference meets In swimming,
indoor track and wrestling have
been carded and Wolverine teams
are favored to sweep each event
and regain the supremacy they
held until last year when Coach
Cliff Keen's wrestlers were edged
out of the title by Indiana.
Michigan's success in these three
divisions has been perennial and
more than offsets failure to cap
ture crowns in basketball and
hockey In recent years. Matt
Mann's swimmers have triumphed
in the conference seven straight
seasons and the thinclads have
kept an even pace with this
record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
M Golfers Hit

University of AiieiaigaH,s 1914
golf team has received another
jolt with southpaw Art Thorner
dropping out of school :. Capt.
Goodwin Clark. expected back at
the university this semester, also
is an absentee from classes.
Ken Doherty. Michigans track
coach. is attempting to arrange a
special mile relay for the Micht-
gan A. A. u. meet at Ann Arbor,
March 10 Merton Church,
Pontiac high free styler, finished
first "a times in dual and regional
meet competition this Winter.
Around Lansing. they're hailing
Tommy King Jr., son OF Michigan
States football end coach, COM
ing great in basketball :. Young
King has averaged close to 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

SZasz has boosted a power" -.
Rockenbach, In contrast, has en-
joyed little luck =. Neverthe-
less, II was Rockenbach's team
which knocked of Charlotte last
week and paved the way for
pal SzasZ' five to win undis-
puted league honors.
The past week was tough on
winning streaks Williams
ton, the state class c champs,
were halted In their bid for No.
81 In a row Madison High
In Royal Oak saw its mark
smashed at No. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Cooney Oldest Big League Regular

Johnny Cooney of the Boston Bees &c. is the oldest dayn
and dayou major Lacquer with Ted Lyons Lefty
each Oldest fingers Joe Hevng snker ball relief pitcher
whom the Cleveland Indians bought back from the Red Sox
36 old Cleveland scrbes predict bigger things for
Harry Esenstat this year Harry game
Nore Dame plans to play intercollegiate hockey
Benny Leonard refereed 70 fight cards in 1910
Hopkins medicos discouraged Larry MacPha from bidding
Monte Pearson Frank Leahy Notre Dame grid COACH
boxer the South Bend school while In high
school In Omaha boxed with Ace Hudkns Rev ]. Hugh
ODonne president of Notre Dame. said: intercollegiate
football has definite place in American life to
champion il and defend it occasions arise
Cornell University basketball will play three games
Havana In April James Murray forty third year
fencing coach At Columbia University Bob Sturgeon Of
the Chicago Cubs collects photograph records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Coast 10 Offer
Track Carnival

LOS ANGELES. March 1.-The
European war may have caused
cancellation of the 1910 Olympic
games but California is going
ahead with its own little party.
Known as the Los Angeles coli
scum RELAYS, the new carnival Is
being ballyhooed as the greatest
track and field competition since
the 1882 Olympic games.
An old-timer in such events is
heading preparation for the re-
lays. He is William May Garland,
president of the Southern Cali
fornia committee for the Olympic
games.
Garland has but one purpose in
mind--to keep alive the Olympic
games spirit"
The relay carnival to be held
May "a. will be open to all bona
fide amateur athletes in schools.
colleges, clubs and unattached
competitors of the A. A. u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
BY EDGAR HAYES

No man should be without a
hobby that makes him spend some
of his time in the great outdoors.
This is the creed-of- Michael-H,
-tDad1 Butlerrfor more -than@5
years one of Americas most suc-
cessful trainers and conditioners
of athletes.
Dad nearing his seventy-first
year. is alert 10 every improve
ment made in his field. Although
he was a topnotch trainer so years
ago, he is never one to say, I'VE
did 1t differently and better back
in my time"
This is his time. Well over 6
feet tall, straight as a string, Dad
presents the picture of good
health. lie loves life in its fullest.
Natures great gifts. the lakes. the
streams and the mountains, are
his closest friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
BY GEORGE MASKIN
Skipping around Michigan:

Skipping around Michigan:
East Detroit. coached by Dean
Rockwell. one-time heavyweight
campaigner, should rule favorite in
the annual state interscholastic
wrestling tournament at East Lam
sing next Saturday The Sub
urbanites, incidentally, won the
meet year
Alumni already are singing a
merry tune for Kenneth Wild
Bill" Kelly to land the basketball
coaching Job at Central State S. =.
should Danny Rose, the present
Bearcat cage PHO. move to Col
gate. AS reported here last week,
Colgate is hot" on Roses trail.
Gordon MacDonell. whose Alma
College quintet captured the NJ. L.
A. A. flag this year by winning its
last 81 games straight, played on
the Scots 1923 title football team
+. Ed Angie, in his first year
of coaching AZ Roscomn1on High,
has ted the team to u consecutive
victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

series. The second and third, IL
necessary. will be held at She.
boygan.
During the regular season,
which ended with Detroit holding
fourth place with II victories and
II defeats, the Eagles whipped the
Redskins here in their first meet.
ing. but lost the next three. She
boygan finished in a tie for Sec
ond with Akron Firestone, but
took second without playoff
game, by agreement, to speed the
championship series.
Coach Dement'S team consisted
of Ed Sadowski. Bob Calihan. Bud
Jeanette. Jack Ahearn, Eddie
Parry, Jimmy Brown. AL Benson
and Jack Piana. Sheboygan fea-
lures Vic Kolar, George Hesik and
Dave Quablus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
LYNN Patrick Called a Sonia

Charley Murray, Buffalo promoter, says roller
skating and wrestling best in his town Lynn Patrick
who skates gracefully called Sonia by Madison Square
Garden scofers Bucky Harris protests the
of whistle blowing in basketball In case you have forgotten
it, Harris considerable of court star In his earlier days.
Coach Dick of Les Canadiens says his LachDemers
Adams line Is the best rookie trio to break into the National
Hockey League Irwin predicts Lach will be super star
Here's Frank Patk Snce 1925 aar puck chasing sextet
Chuck Gardiner goal Eddie Shore and King Clancy defensemen
Morenz Joa and Bill Cook left and right forwards
football Giants revealed they smart when they
decided and train at Superior Wis, this coming
Summer maybe Tuy Leemans wants to visit with friends
and relatives in Aouez suburb of Superior where he
born.
Incidentally Ernie Nevers great player In his day and
coaching the Chicago Cardinals also product OF Aloue'
Connie Mack is the only president In the
major leagues With the Giants such they New York
scbes getting with Billy Terry for not being nice to
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

Ted Williams predicts Dom DMaggio will be playing in the
major leagues aisar game IN Detroit this Summer The
Tigers will from the New Yorker to the BelmontPlaza
Hotel New York this Summer and in Detroit the Indians
and Browns will shift from the to the Fort sheoy
Sonny Wakeford SO years DID, has been playing hockey
with Tulsa since that team was formed 13 years ago.
Andy Beemer and Pete Paango formerly of Windsor and
Detroit Oympics, teammates of Wakefords Walter
Hagen and Bobby Jones honorary presidents Of the
National p G. A. Here's guess the Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
P0tsy's Boys Hike

nual high school boxing tourna-
ment come of Tuesday night
The meet IL unique In that
boys weighing from 81 to well
over 200 pounds contest
Port Huron High will toss q
boxing show Thursday.
Potsy Clark has ordered his
Grand Rapids University football
players to take regular hikes of at
least six miles And, Potsy
suggests the boys do the walking
in company with goods at the Fur.
niture City institution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

will lie d to
the champion
ship of the Ma
tional Pro Bas-
ketball League
for one OF the
four teams.
The E a gle 8
m e e I Sheboy-
gan Redskins at
Naval Armory
in the first
game OF the
two out of three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Wants More People

And Dad wants more people to
enjoy these wonders of nature
which exist so beautifully in our
fair land. Said Dad:
Every Summer I 70 West for
vacation of two or three
months. Up and down the noun
tains I 60. visiting this lake and
fishing in that stream. Tramping
In the woods and wading In the
waters after fish. When come
back I'm ready for another year
of strenuous activity.