davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-05-28

nista sueco ACADIA de publican
un manifesto que lie remitieron
los comuniStaS italianos, los que
en- NADIA Sc parecen, a juzgar por
10 que escriben. a los deSvergon-
zados elias" de por AGA.
"Con Ell fin de paliar su YER
.gonzante bancarrota, dice ell ma
nifiesto de los comunistas ita-
lianos, Mussolini y sus genera
Yes han llamado a una potencia
extranjera en- su ayuda. Ell pue-
bio italiano ha traicionadO Y lie
vado a la posici6n de vasallo de
AGemania. TropaS italianas han
ocupado va a Stella; fuerzas
m~ilitares alemanas y espias sc
han ewtendido por TODD e pals y
tratan a los italianos con aire de
protection. Ellos nos quitan los
alimentos Y los mandan para
Alemania''.
MAS de 100000 trabajadores
italianos han sido enviados a
Alemania y los que estan en- TIA
lila Sc italian obligadOs a traba-
Jar 10 horas al dfa, sin des-
canso".
"Estados Unidos esta ayudan-
do a Irglaterra con sus iDcon-
mensurables recurSos. La contl-
nuaci6n de la guerra significara
nuevos infortunios para Italia.
Las escuadras italianas de que
ira v mercante han sido aniqui-
ladas. Geneva ha sidO bombar-
iaada deSde el mar, sin que las
defensas hayan podidO contes-
tar.
"Nadie nos habfa provocadof
Nadie nos habia amenazado. No
Gueremos volver a los tiempoS
1e Francisco Jose, cuandO los a.
Pomanes sran los amos de nues-
tro pals Y los ita[ianOs eran ira
tados como una raza inferior,
inferior, incapaces de gobernar-
Sc por ellos mizmOs. No quere-
mos ser los criados de los guar
das de la prisi6n. FL pueblo in
giles jamas ha amenazadO la IL
bertad de Italia. Por ell contra
rio. nos ayudaron en- Ell pasado
a conquistar nuestra indepen-
dencia y mcstraron SUI simpatia
por Garibaldi y Mazzini".
Estos comunistas italianos no
dis2urrsn como los "comuni-
Has" de por aga, empenados aho
ra en- repartir la propaganda de
los nazis y decir "pestes' de los
ingleses y del presidente ROose-
Welt.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28

81 algunos peri6dicos de este
pals estuviesen pagados por los
nazis, no podrian servirlos me-
jor con sus titulares y las extern
sas informaciones que Goebbels
vomita por Ell mundo.
IConsiste la democracia en- di-
fundir a TODD CRITIC las noticias
que esparcen los enemigoS de Ia
libertad?
La gaceta., 1941-05-28

Hundieron ellos el Hood y
sc dieron a la fuga; pero la es-
cuadra y la aviaci6n encontra-
ron el Bismarck" y lie hundie-
ron.
I'm aeroplano americana, ia
bricado en- este pals, descubri6
al fugitive" y di6 81 avisO.
Aviones torpederos y los ca
fones del Principe de Gales,
iniciaron y completaron la bue-
ma obra.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28
Las defeSS de Ia Nad6n pestaS en- pie de guerra p@ G.PrS Roosevelt
oALlU DE LCNDRES Ell
EMBAJADOR WINANT

IGndres, mayo 2S.-Sali6 hoy
de esta capital, en- canine para
.yisitar al pres.dente Roosevelt,
ell em6ajador de los Estados Uni
dos, Mr., John G., Winant. lie a
compana Benjamin Cohen. con-
sejero econ6mico de la embaja-
la. Dentro de dos semanas, Sc
gum Sc dijo, retornara ell en-
bajador.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28
NOTICIAS DE
ULTIMA HORA
TELEGRAMA DE HOILAD
A

Tallahassee, mayo 26.-E go
bernador Holland lie envi6 hoy
un telegrama al presidente
Roosevelt ofreciendole el apoyo
del pueblo de la Florida. Esta
Ell gobernador de acuerdo con
Ia ayuda a Inglaterra y en- que
no haya huelgas en- las indus
trias de defensa.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28

Decfa ell Representative McDo-
maid, por Ell cual votaron miles
de ciudadanos de Ybor y West
Tampa, que nos guerra mucho.
Pero con su proye2to de ley
en- contra de las sociedades y
restaurantes latinos, nos ha he
rido por la espalda.
Mande a tempo su protesta,
de modo que el Sr. McDonald
comprenda la "rareza" de su
amistad.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28
SIC RINDIO UNA DIVISION
ITALIANA

Nairobi, Kenya, mayo 2S.-
Una division italiana Sc rindi6
en- ell area de les lagos de Etio-
Opia, con su general al frente.
La noticia Sc do por q mando
irgl6s, quien asogura que 81 ge-
neral Sc nombra Cafarati. Toda
la division es mecanizada.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28
HaIblaban dos comunistas

Hablaban dos comunistas:
-Esa noticia del hundimien-
to del Hood, es la mejor, para
mi, de los 1ltimoS meses.
@iQue 10 digas, hermano-.....
Los malditos ingleses.~!
IQue habran dichO esos trail
dores al enterarSe de que Ell Bis
marck iha sidO hundido?
Abundan los enemigoS de la
democracia, les miembrOs de la
Quinta Columna, en- esta ciudad
del tabaco.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28

Washington, mayo 28.-Sen-
tado bal oun arco tornado por
las 81 banderaS de las republi-
cas- de la America, y frente a
numerosos diplomaticos veSti-
dos de frac. ell presidente Roose-
welt lego anoche Su importanti-
Simo discourse, proclamando un
eStado ode ilimitada emergencia
macdonald y poniendo las defen-
sas de la naci6n en- pie de que
IRA.
En- la "charla" de profunda
significaci6n politcia, transmit
da por la Radio a todos los pat
sas civilizados del mundo, eli je-
fe de Estado energicamente a.
vis6 a Hitler que 81 es necesario
Estados UnidOs combatira para
mantener la libertad de los ma
res.
Anunci6 tambien ell Presiden-
tie que Sc hara TODD 10 convenien
t. y necesariO para asegurar la
entrega a la Gran Bretana de
los abastecimientos de guerra.
La entrega de los ~pertrechos, sc
gun la expression del primer ma
gistrado, ''puede hacerSe, debe
ser hecha y sera hecha."
Sin mencionar los convoyes,
la escolta de los vapores mercan
ties por los barcos de guerra, did
a entender que las operaciones
del sistema de vigilancia naval
vienen ayudandO a transporter
las mercancias que ell pueblo in
g'es reclama para su defensa.
Acus6 a Hitler, Ell tirano ale
man, y a sus asociados en- el Eje
de intentar la conquista del mum
do y estrangular a los Estados
Unidos de America. la guerra
Sc acerca al hogan Y no dobemos
vacilar en- ell uso de las fuerzas
armadas para repeler el ataque.
"Es tempo para nosotros de
comprender que la seguridad de
los hogares americanos, aun en-
el centric de nuestro pals, tiCne
una definida relaci6n con la con
tinuada seguridad de los hoga-
res en- Nueva Escocia, Trinidad
o Brasil. Els aparente para to-
dos, en- terminus inequivocos,
! Gus a menos que q avance de
Hitler sea contenidO ahora por
medic de la fuerza, el hemisfe-
rio occidental quedara dentro
del alcance de las armas de des-
trucci6n de los nazis.
Vuestro gobierno tiene el de-
recho a esperar de todos los ciu'
dadanos que tomen parte leal er
81 trabajO com1n para nuestra
defensa comGn-que tomen par.
te leaG desde este mOmento Y en-
10 successive.
ia discussion colectiva en- los
problemas del trabajo sera rete-
nida, pero el pueblo americana
espera que las recommendations
imparciales del gobierno sean
seguidas por los dos, Ell capital
" 81 trabajo.
"Nosotros, en- las Americas
decidiremos por nosotrOs mis-
mos, como donde y cuando ha'
Ivan side atacados los interesee
americanos 0 nuestra seguridad
Sc yea amenazada.
"El mundo nazi no reconoce
mas Dios que Hitler; pero los ma
zis son tan rudos como los comu-
nistas en- la negative de Dios.
"Si las potencias del Eje No
Ilogran el control de los mares,
elias ciertamente seran derrota-
das. Sus suehos de domination
del mundO caeran pOr la korda'
La gaceta., 1941-05-28

proclama del presidente Reese
welt sobre una ilimitada emer-
gencia nacional, firmada aver
por 81 " ell secretario de estado
Hull. dice ash: Por cuanto, en-
septiembre 8, 1899, a causa del
estallido de la guerra en- Euro
pa una prodlama fue expedida
declarando un Qimitada emergen
cia nacional y poniendo medidas
para Ell prop6sitO de vigorizar
nuestra defensa nacional dentrO
de los limite de las autorizacio-
mes de tiempo de guerra.
Por cuantO, una succession de
acontecimientos revelan con to-
ola claridad que los objetivos de
los beligerantes del Eje en- tai
guerra no estan confinados a a.
cueros exterorizados en- sus CO
mienzos, sino que incluyen el de-
rrccamiento en- TODD ell mundo
del existente orden democrat
tico, v una extensa domination
de los pueblos y econOmias pOr
medic de- la destruction de tCda
resistencia en- terra y en- mar y
en- ell aire, v
Por cuanto, la indiferencia
por parte de los Estados UnidOs
frente a la amenaza creciente
seria peligroSa, y la prudencia
comun requiere que para la Sc
guridad de Ia naci6n y de este
hmeisferio hebemOs pasar de
las autorizacioneS militares de
tempo de paz a un base tai que
nos ,permita afrontar de name
ra instantanea Y decisiva cual-
quier intento de cerco hostil en-
este hemisferio, o eq estableci-
miento de cualquier base para
aggression contra 81, 10 mismo que
para repeler la amenaza de in
cursi6n predatoria por agentes
extranjeros en- nuestro terrific
rio y sociedad.
Ahora, por 10 tanto, 70, Fran
kiln D. Roosevelt, p~residente de
los Estados Unidos de America,
proclamo que Ell pals confronta
una ilimitada emergencia nacio-
nal, que requiere que sus defen-
sas militares, navales Y de aire
sean puestas sobre la base de es-
tar listas para repeler ~cualquie-
ra Y todos los actos o amenazas
de aggression dirigidos hacia
c~uaIquier parte del hemiAferio
occidental.
Yo llamo a todos los leales ciu
dadanos empenados en- la pro-
ducci6n para Ia defensa y les pi-
do den precedencia a las necesi-
dades de la naci6n para q fin de
que un sistema de gobierno que
hace possible la empresa privada
pueda sobrevivir.
Yo lamo a todos los leales
trabajadores 10 mismo que a los
patronos para que fundan sus
memories diferencias en- el mas
grande esfuerzo v aseguren la
existencia de la Gnica clase de
gobierno que reconoce los dere-
chos del trabajo y del capital.
70 llamo a todos los leales II
deres del estado y locales y
funcionarios a cooperar con las
agencias de la defensa civil de
los Estados Unidos en- proteger
nuestra seguridad interna con-
ira la subversi6n dirigida des-
de el extranjero y poner a cada
comunidad en- orden para ell
maxine esfuerzo productiva v
un minimo de desgaste e innece-
sarias divergencias de opinion.
"Yo llamo a todos los ciuda-
danos leales para que pongan
en- primer lugar las necesidades
de la naci6n, en- mente y acci6n,
de mOdo que podamos movilizar
y tener dispuestos para Ell mo-
mento defensive todos los pode-
res tisicos. toda Ia fuerza mo-
La gaceta., 1941-05-28
Noicias importantes de aver y de hoy

Ell Ejercito entrenara a los %civiles, en- ayuda de
la aviacion. - Berlin dice que los ingleses CO.
miezan a retirarse de Creta. - Los nazis asegu-
ran que estan preparados. - Los poderes del
Presidente bajo SUI proclama de aver. - Jubilo
en- Inglaterra y Australia. - Sc apoderaron los
nazis de Gambia.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28

Dicen los nazis que Ell Conan
dante del Bismarck critic, an.
ties de morir: iLarga vida al
Fuehrer.
No pens6 en- su familia, no
pens6 en- Ell pueblo aleman.... de-
dic6 sus palabras a "bendecir'
al monstruo.
El Diablo lie pondra a hervir
en- 81 mejor caldera.
La gaceta., 1941-05-28

n 6rgsnO do Partido cOmu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Hurdle for Giants
New York Rolls Over Rams in Pro Grid League;
Washington Only Bar TO Eastern Crown

One lone hurdle. the Washing
ton Redskins. remained today be-
tween the New York Giants and
the eastern division championship
of the National Professional Foot
ball League.
II the mammoth Gothamites
can beat the Redskins next Sun
day. they will clinch eastern
honors and automatically qualify
10 participate in the title play-off
against the champions of the West.
This situation was made possible
yesterday when the Giants over
whelmed Cleveland. az to Ii,
while Washington and Brooklyn
both sustained losses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Green Bay maintained its spot
as pacemaker of the West with
a IL to 9 decision over Chicago's
Cardinals. The Chicago Bears,
however, kept step with the
Packers in tripping Washington,
IS TO 81.
Easy pickings for every other
foe, Pittsburgh's lowly Steelers be-
came a dose of poison for Brook
Ign, upsetting the Dodgers. Ia to z.
and virtually sealing their doom
as crown contender.
Detroit trounced Philadelphia.
q to II. in the only other game
of an afternoon highlighted by
New York's whitening attack upon
the hapless Cleveland Rams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
TifanS' .DinX Holds
U. Of D. Pushes ViIenova Eleven All Over Field
But Winds Up Behind. 7 TO 8
BY HAROLD KAHL

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL
That Villanova jinx, which down
through the years has terrorized
the u. of d. football team un-
mercifully. has caught up with the
Titans again.
The Wildcats were licking their
chops today after running Detroit's
chances of compiling its best rec
ord since the unbeaten season OF
1928, Villanova took a 7-6 decision
before 23.4S0 spectators at Shibe
Park here yesterday.
1t was one of those typical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

the extra point to beat Marquette,
failed to make connections with
a boot short of the cross bar
against Villanova. But pass in
Perceptions, plus the fact that
Villanova made quick work of
ending Tippy Madarik's effective
ness as a passer and runner early
in the game, caused the Titan's
downfall.
Madarik carried the ball q
times and made only 40 yards, at.
tempted ID passes and completed
four for only 80 yards. That's the
story of Detroit's defeat. This is
the first game in which the sophie
more from Joliet really has been
stopped
Although Madarik was throttled
by rough play, Detroit made IA
first downs and showed a net
yardage of 172 to ViIlanova's eight
first downs and 101 yards rushing.
Villanova. however, tried four
passes and completed them all for
SO yards, while Detroit's four COM
|pletions out of 16 attempts were
good for 80.
20 YARDS IN 10 PLAYS
u. of DIS touchdown drive I'm
the fourth period went 70 yards
in 10 plays. Bob Keene, who has
done yeoman work all season, cul-
minated the advance by circling
left end on a reverse from NADIA
rik from the 9-yard line. Not one
of the plays on this scoring Sc
|quence was a pass.
The Detroit drive followed
|Villanova's only marker of the
day by five minutes. The Wildcats,
who had been occupied principally
by defensive duties throughout the
first half, started their scoring
drive from their own Al, the first
play being a 13-yard pass from
Halfback AL Postus to Quarter
back Joe Behot.
This drive ended with Halfback
George Smith ramming over from
the 1-yard line off center on third
down after the Wildcats had a
first down on the 4. Here Tackle
Ed Kasky supplied Villanova's
Continued on Page 24)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

Villanova-Detroit games in which
the Titans did most of the playing
but came out on the short end
But it's the score that counts, not
the statistics.
Only a week ago these same
'Titans grabbed ats victory, al
though outplayed by Marquette
Yesterday they found the shoe or
the other foot when one scoring
chance after another was nullified
by pass interruptions.
Art Link, who place-kickeo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
So Detroit Teams
In Central Pin Meet

TOLEDO, Nov. II. - Schmidts,
Mineralites, Stroh, Goebel an d
Ekhardt-B Becker are among the Sc
Detroit teams entered in the an
nual Central States Bowling Asso-
citation tournament. opening at
Hagerty's Alleys here Friday and
continuing through December 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Practice at Baseball Tempo

Ledden points out that Bertei didn't pick up mis- throwing
technique by accident
Hours Of hard work by Coach Ed McKeever developed
the throwing nesse which has brought Bere
and Notre Dame reports Ldden DAY after MKeever
and Bertei engaged In pitching They up
for 10 minutes and then began speeding their throws
Distances were increased speed, and in time
the pair hit the tempo of baseball battery. Naturally
tell became skilled ut receiving he In throwing Thus,
IL the occasion demands, he always 20 and
from other member Of the Irish backfed Nc
Keevers concentration detail In the Spring has paid
dividends which opponent has been able to spike without
the aid Of mud.
There's lack Of weight and power In Notre Danes
backfed this year without Berte passing the Irish
ming game couldn't function. He drives line
his short buttonhook bullets to the ends creates situation
which enables backs TO slash inside tackle and cash
sweeps
Bere has been rushed hard all Fall but experience In
hockey has taught him how to absorb hard knocks
Coach Frank Leahy and Noe groups happy
TO know Bereri Is only sophomore By the time he's
senior Angelo Is likely to acquire quite reputation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Wing Rally Fails
Against Hawks
BY LEWIS HI. WALTER

CHICAGO, Nov. II. - Detrojt's
Red Wings think it may be hard
Winter if they can't get the puck
in the net even with six forwards
firing the puck at the enemy net
The Wings will be back in De.
troit today to rest up for Their
Thanksgiving night battle with the
Toronto Maple Leafs. And they're
still wondering how they could los,
two games over the weekend, tina
2-1 game in Toronto Saturda,
might and that 81 decision las
night to the Chicago Blackhawks
That makes three defeats in {
row for the Stanley Cup runners
up. the team Manager Jack Adam.
thinks is Is per cent improved
over last year.
IT wasn't that the Wings looked
tired. They didn't at Toronto ane
they certainly didn't here last
night. But they just couldn't gel
the puck in the net enough times
which seems to be the object oil
the game. even though they were
firing almost point blank at Goalie
Sam Lo Presti all night.
"A capacity crowd of Is, 146, close
to the record. jammed Chicago
Stadium to see if the Hawks could
regain the National Hockey
League lead - and they weren't
disappointed.
THREE-GOAL SPOT
For one thing, the Wings In.
sisted on spotting the Blackhawks
three goals and then trying tc
catch up after starting the thirc
period scoreless. They came close
right up 10 the last minute, wher
for the second successive night
Adams pulled Johnny Mowers of
the ice and sent six forwards
Istorming the Blackhawk net.
Mowers was called on to stoy
only one shot in the last perioC
before being taken out.
Gully Dahlstrom, the Hawks
veteran center, bagged two of the
goals and Bill Thoms one, for Chi
Icago, while Detroit's third perioC
(ConfIuyYad ar, pawa DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
L19otS
0IWeoMaod"1u
: SPORTS EDITOR
serfelli's Passing Built on Days Of Practice Wit
Notre Dame BaekfieId Coach

Angelo Bertei matter what he does for Notre Dame
against Southern California at South Bend Saturday the
ninth and final Of the for the h date unde-
feated, has fashioned remarkable record.
The young blond Italian from Springfield Mass,
piled record that makes him the outstanding
in the country and top candidate post quarter
back AAmerica teams, despite the fact that he
sophomore.
There time when It almost sin to give sopho-
recognition and praise the papers, let alone suggest that
they be picked for AAmerica But that day past
And such worthy sophomores Michigan and
Bertell may be named.
When Bertel against Northwestern Saturday completed
five in 13 attempts for total of So yards his
total 102 passes 81 competitions grand total of ST.
yards In games-which is something plus.
Everybody Catches His Passes
Including Saturdays ampoant touchdown that defeated
the Wildcats practically every Irish thus far this
has been set up actually accounted for by Berei.
Almost everybody the Nore Dame team catches the
brilliant young pitchers shots Against Northwestern his
shared by Wright Boger Kovatch and Juzwk Against
Navy Evans Farley Juzk Dove and Bolger caught them
II think he's better back right than Charley
ORourke JUNIOR declares Ed McKeever backfed coach
who tutored ORourke at Boston College.
Berte is probably the best tosser in Notre Dame history
which Is saying plenty. Unfortunately statistics of Noe Dame
in earlier available There admirers Of
George Gpp who claim that he for better than 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17

substitutions: 81. Theresa's-Burk. Fear
on, Brilimaier, Zelenock, Shank, O'Neii
Ellwood. st. Catherine's-Funks. Molitor
J. Cunningham, Connolly, Buss, Bullion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Totals

In this amazing series of completed passes Bertel has
thrown for Noe Dame touchdowns and had inter-
cepted for rival touchdown Nays Alan Cameron guilty
ofthe theft.
Against Carnegie Tech and Army mud prohibited passing of
character otherwise the record might loaded with
points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Catholic Grid
Crown Retained
.BySt. Theresa
Art Ritter Scores
Both Touehdowns
in 1910 Triumph

Those who watched the Good
fellows game last year and re-
GREETED that st. Theresa and
Cooley did not 60 to a decision,
but drew a Go tie, may have their
wants satisfied this year. The two
teams will again be opponents in
the charity game for the Detroit
high school football championship
at Briggs Stadium Thursday
morning.
st. Theresa won its title yester-
day afternoon by defeating St.
Catherine, 1870, for the Catholic
League crown before 5000 persons
in the University of Detroit Sta
dunn. Cooley won its place Satur-
day by beating Pershing. 14-6, for
the city public schooD title.
With Cooley Coach Herb Smith
and his Cardinal squad in the
$ stands watching, the Pirates
dominated play SO completely yes
terday that st. Catherine ad-
'vanced only once into st. Theresa's
territory. While the Pirates were
not showing any whirlwind brand
of football, they completely out
played the Warriors, gaining 316
yards to st. GATHERINGS 104.
RITTER SCORES TWICE
Art Ritter. st. Theresa halfback.
made both of the touchdowns from
the 3-yard line on reverse outside
left tackle. And his running
marked him as the man for Cooley
TO watch. Fullback Ward Lucas
and Capt. Balm Smith, with Ritter,
accounted for practically all the
yardage. The Pirates threw but
eight passes and completed two of
them.
The first st. Theresa touchdown
resulted from recovery of a tumble
by John Cullen, st. Theresa end,
on the Warriors Is, and three
plays later Ritter went over. The
second score came about when
Jimmy Cunningham, st. Gather
ines right halfback had a pass
intercepted on his SO by Bill
Dillon. After a succession of line
smashes Ritter again went over
from the 3 with but minute left
to play.
I'D DIVISION PLAYOFF
In the playoff for the East Side
Second Division championship. st.
Philip defeated st. Charles, 300.
Bill Martin scored the first
touchdown. going over from the S.
Jack Cameron passed % yards to
Joe Bryant In the end zone for the
second and Fred Beauchamp made
the final on an end around reverse
from the 3.
st. Gertrude won its second
straight Third Division crown by
defeating st. Francis Xavier. 1916.
Morton Maison passed IS yards to
Lee Lingeman for a touchdown
early in the first period. Maison
went 20 yards on an end around
in the second quarter. Joe Hinkle
OF Xavier ran 20 yards for touch
down in the same period.
Detroit Catholic Central was
defeated by Toledo Catholic Cen
trail, 26-14, and il dropped Catholic
Central from the unbeaten ranks
oil Class A high-school teams.
STATISTICS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Pro Standings

SUNDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT II. Philadelphia II.
Green Bay IL. Cardinals 2.
Bears IS. Washington 81.
New York ~. Cleveland IL.
Pittsburgh IL. Brooklyn Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Hunters Luck
Fair TO Good
By DON GILLIEs

ST. HELEN. Mich, Nov. IL
With the first two days of the deer
season blitz over. thousands OF
hunters were back home today
with reports of fair to good sue
cess despite warm weather. and
little or no snow In practically
all of lower Michigan's deer
counties.
Charlie Eagle, conservation de-
partment supervisor Atlanta said
the concentration of hunters in
Montrnorency and Alpena counties
was the greatest he could recall
in recent year.
Fully 5000 hunters turned out
for the Paul Bunyan parade and
deer hunters roundup in Roscom-
mon Saturday night.
Camp Licenses, permitting
parties of four or more to take one
deer OF either sex for camp use.
expected to cause considerable
confusion gave conservation Off
GERS little trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-17
Figures for Seasons 8 Games

With figures by Jack Ledden of the South Bend Tribune
bases the following breakdown of Bertes passing be
interest Nore Dame fans of whom there Detroit
Opponent Attempts Compilations Yards