davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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verdadero seXo, gui6 a su segun-
do hacia FL SigiO.
Una vez ALI, Sc dirigieron a
la seccion de objetos de escrito-
rio.
Y compraron una magnifica
cartera de ante rojo.
En- ella, INSTANCES despu@s, Pc
pino, va solo en- uno de los Guar
tos de aseo Gel cafe de las Ram.
bias en- cuya terraza tomaban
los obsintios cuando pas6 Joa-
quina con los agentes, acondi-
cion6 los billetes, sin quitarles
la tela de hule que va los en-
volvia.
Y ahora, felices, contentos.
dichosos, satisfechos hasta mas
no poder por ell exito del nuevo
golpe contra la propiedad ale
ma, los dos apaches Sc levanta-
ron Y tomaron un tranvia de los
que bajaban hacia Ell puerto.
Iban, precisamente, al mismo
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F~sTABLIC1O UNA
NUEVA MARCIA MUNDIL
EN- LOS 5000 METROS

EstokOlmo, Suecia, agosto 20.
-E' famoso atleta sueco Gund-
or Haegg ACADIA de establecer u
ma nueva marca en- la carrera de
1900 metros.
Era ell record" de 8 minu-
tos 14.8 ~segundos y ell bombe-
no de 23 amos 10 redujo a 8 mi
nutos 01.2 segundos.
ST hubiese corrido otros 216
metros con la mismo rapidez,
habria establecido, para las
La gaceta., 1942-08-29
LOS DESAFL0S DE MANA
MA EN- CUSCADEN

La potenta novena del Centre
Asturiano jugara manana con
ia de los Caballeros Leales de
America.
Iglesias, jove ndirector de Ia
novena del Centre, tiene va la Sc
guridad de que jugara en- la Sc
RE de tres, puerta de entrada a
la serie definitiva.
Los Leales no Sc desaniman,
sin embargo, y Green que ellos
iran tambien a la serie prelimi-
mar.
Tai como ell p1blico We las CO
sas, ell honor de disputar "a vic
.toria final al Circulo Cubano co
respondent a los equipos de la
Unione y ell Centre Asturiano
Ell "trabuco" comandado por
La gaceta., 1942-08-29

do va los dos estuvieron trans.
formados y vestidos de caballe.
Iros con impecables trajes ingle-
SEES, cogi6 unas grandes tijeras.
deShizo materialmente Ell male.
tin, y luego 10 cort6 en- mil pc
dazos, echandolos a la basurs
de la casa.
Los billetes, perfectamente a.
condicionados, arreglados v alta
dos, fueron envueltos por ell ha-
bill apache italiano en- una tela
de hule, que les facilit6 la duena
de la casa.
Por 10 demas, TODD Ell que ha
manejado mucho dinero sabe
muy bien que un million de pc
setas en- billetes Sc coloca en- un
paquetito del tamaho de una ma
no o de un libro corriente.
No obStante, Pepino, acostum
hrado como su colega a altar to-
dos los cabos, en- cuanto estuvie-
ron en- la Gale, recobrando su
La gaceta., 1942-08-29
OBORTES
LA RECEPTION EN- HONOR
DE LUIS BENITO

Con gran lucimiento Sc efec'
tue, en- ell palacio del Centre
Asturiano, la reception en- no.
nor del estimado joven Luis
Benito, s~ecretario de la Liga
Intersocial.
Ell Sr. Antonio Castro, pre-
sidente de la Liga, inici6 los
brindis y lie sigiueron los seho-
res Jose A. Gonzalez, presi-
dente del Centre Asturiano;
Ceferino Lopez (Guerrita), de
legado del Centre Asturiano,
v los cronistas Emilio Canal,
Ibrahim Diaz y Byron Hol-
l%ingsworth.
Con frases emocionadas a.
gradeci6 Benito la sincera ex-
preston de Garlic.
Cerca de las IL de Ia noche
termin6 ell acto.
La gaceta., 1942-08-29

hanco a cuya puerta habian rea.
lizado, una bora y pico antes
una de sus mas ilustres Y terri.
bles fechorias.
Llevaban en- Barcelona una
Semana escasa.
bien podian decir que ha.
C'dn heeho la Exposition.
Antes de sentarse en- el cafe.
los dos apaches sabian muy
oien que Joaquina y la policia
I6an a pasar por ALI, en- direc.
ci6n al hotel.
Y en- cuanto la vieron. en- efec
to, Sc le~vantaron.
POGO despu6s, el tranvia los
dejo a la puerta del famoso Ban
co frances.
Pepino y CASTOR entraron a.
Ill" a ingresar Ell dinero CANA
do con tan buenas artes.
iAquel million y pico de pese-
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DERROTA DE SHAPIRO

New York, akosto 29-Oleo
Shans, de California, derroto
anoche por anlp'io margen, en-
10 asaltos, a Make Shapiro, ell
habil p1gil d. esta ciudad.
Fu5 la sequnda victoria de
Shans sobre Shapiro y presen-
ciaron eleencuentro 10,021 es-
pectadores.
En- ell mismo programa Jack
La Motta venci6 por puntos a
Beau Jack obtuvo la decisi6g
de los jueces sobre Billy Mul
ray.
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DEAN PERDIO 80 IIBRAS

"Hombre Montana Dean, e
famoso luchador, es ahora sar-
gento en- ell ejercito de Uncle
Sam Y Sc lie conoce por Frank
su verdadero nombre.
Dean vino a Tampa en- dife-
rentes ocasiones, a Gar pruebas
de "villanfa", y ell pGblico de es-
ia ciudad le conoce bien.
Sometido al entrenamiento ri
guroso del ejercito ha perdido,
en- ell peso de su cuerpo, so lbs.
AL presente pesa 260 y tiene
Il anos de edad.
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tas que Joaquina Garces ARE
oatara Ell dia anterior a los ban
cos madrilenos, sacandolo de las
cuentas y valores de Eulalia de
las Torres, venia a parar, al lin,
a las manos de estos dos bandit
dos elegantes H..
PepinO Raccieri y CASTOR le
Noir, Ell false condesito de Noir
iban a disfrutar y a gastar a.
iegremente, furiosamente, los
cientos de miles de pesetas anna
sados por Eulalia con las rnalas
artes que va sabemos.
! es que va dice el refran,
muy acertadamente, que el d.
nero ro6odo nj enciende luz nj
mueve mOIino,..
La profesia iba a cumplirse
una vez mas.
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Folletin No. S72
La Gaceta
ToMO TERORRO
LA
DE LA GALE

que tienen, que TODD el mundo
los toma portontos. Y 10 mejor
para engahar a los demas, va
10 YES, es fingirse uno simple.
Simple y honrado-anadid
CASTOR.
Y. bebiendo otro sorbo de alb.
sinti, dijo a1n a su maestro:
-iY que vamos a hacer con
el dinero, querido milo?
-i0h, ingresarlo en- nuestra
cuenta corriente del Credit, hijo
del lma!-repuso Pepino Rae
cieri, nuestro viejo amigo.
Ahora iremos para abajo. lDi-
Ie adi6s a la paloma esa!
Pepino Sc referia a Joaquina
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ffladelfia SO, Oh, 2e; San
Luis 7G lib. De.

Claudio Passeau, ell excelen
tie "serpentinero" de los Cubs,
fue derrotado aver por los Es-
q~uivadores de Brooklyn.
Lleva Claudio obtenidos II
exitos contra 10 contratiempos
La victoria Sc lie acredit6 a
Higbe, relevado por Casey en-
las 1ltimas entradas. Dixie
Walker dispar6 a hits, en- seis
wees al bate; Medwick, dos
hits, en- A veces, y Camilli, 2
de cinco.
Brooklyn 7c, 17h, De; Chi
cago 1c, Oh, 2e.
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dos millas. una maroa de 8 mi
nutos 80 segundos.
La marca en- las dos millas,
fijada por el mismo, es de s
minutes AIS segundos.
Existe otra marca, la acep-
tada, de 8 minutes Sc segur-
dos, establecida por ell h1nga-
70 Miklos SSzabo.
Haegg lleya batidos cast to
dos los records" entire los
1900 metros Y los 5000.
Ell Y c6labre corredor Sc pro-
pone hacer una vista a Esla-
dos Unidos EN- este invierno.
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LIGA NACIONAL

Los Cardenales vencieron
dos wees a los Philies Y acor-
taron la ventaja de los Dod-
gers, que Sc italian en- ell pri-
mer lugar, a cinco partidos.
Gumbert y Krist fueron los pit
cheers ganadores. I'm "tribey"
de Kurowski, con las bases lie
mas, di6 al San Luis su primer
triunfo. Lanzadores vapulea-
dos: Nahem y Melton.
Filadelfia &c, 18Th, lie; San
Luis &c, Oh, 2e.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Con Chandler de pitcher,
los Yankees dejaron a los In
dios en- siete "hits' y cero ca
rrera. Dean cargo con ell con-
~tratiempo.
Cleveland DC, III, lie; New
York &c, III, De.
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MURIO Ell w
A. RARIDEN

Bedford, Indiana, agosto 2e
hoy en- ell Hospital
Dunn, a las - horas de haber
sido atacado por una indiges-
ton aguda, William A. Rari-
den, de "a amos, ex-catcher de
los RojOs de Cincinnati,
Era catcher de los ROjos
cuando ganaron ell campeoaa-
to mundial, en 1919.
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Los Braves de Boston ven
cieron a los Rojos de Cincinna
ii, con Javrey de pitcher. Bu-
cky Walters cargo con la de-
rrota, siendo reemplazado por
Beggs y Shoun.
Froilan Fernandez pogo un
"jilote" en- tres veces al bate.
Boston &c, Oh, 2e; Cincinna-
ii &c, Oh, De.
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Dobson estaba aver en- uno
de sus buenos dias y do la "le
chada" a los Medals Blancas,
~permitiendo solo A hits.
Ross tuvo la suerte de espa.
das. Pesky bate6 de "tribey.'
Chicago DC, All, Be; Boston
4c, 10h, De.
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Vicente Grarial SO hatira con
el fuerte "club" que Omts diri-
'ge.
Otra tarde de buena pelota
en- Ybor City.
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En- ell d6cimo cuarto inning
los Tigres hicieron tres carre-
ras Y derrotaron a los Senado-
res.
Cada novena utilize cuatro
pitchers.
Sc lie acredit6 ell exito al Ian
zador White.
Detroit 10c, 16h, lie; Wash
&c, 11h, 4e.
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Dispararon IL "hits" los At
leticos, pero Sc quedaron en- A
carreras y perdieron ell desa-
flo. Con nueve hits los Browns
anotaron 5 wees. La derrota
La gaceta., 1942-08-29

Sc lie concedi6 a Fowler y ell
triunfo a Caster.
San Luis SC, Oh, De; Filadel
fla &c, 12h, 2e.
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sea mas tarde. 70 tie aseguro
que no nos .conocen nj nueStras
madres, nj nadie nos moleStara.
DE SECURE. ..Allons, mon
cher!
FL mozo Sc habia acercado, a
una sena de Pepino que, en- gran
senior, page Y luego lie do una
esplendida propina.
La gaceta., 1942-08-29

Los dos finisimos opdchos, tia
liano Y frances, como va sabe-
mos, acostumbrados a haeerlo to
do con un detalle Y una preci-
sion minuciosa, a operar con u
ma precauci6n y una astucia sen
cillamente inverosimiles, habian
Sc desprendido, 10 primero. v
antics de salir de aQuella casa
misteriosa de la calle del Condo
del Asalto, del maletin en- que
Joaquina Garces guardaba su
dinero.
Pepino, ESTABLISHMENTS, Guam
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Passage Of Federal Education
Aid Bill Urged By NAACP

NEW YORK, N. Vigorous
ly urging passage before the
adjournment of the 77th Com
gress of S.1313 which provides
a $$3OO,OOO,OOO grant for Fed
eral Aid to Education, thus
equalization benefits in the
poorer states, the NAACP sent
to President Roosevelt the fol-
lowing resolution which was
passed at a meeting on Nov. g..
1.-THE passage of S1S13 is
urged not only because the
poorer states, especially south
ern states, are unable econorn-
ically to provide educational
opportunities equal to those Of
the more advantaged states,
but because of its direct bear
ing upon the war effort. fhe
number of southern men, par
ticularly colored, who have
been rejected by the Selective
Service because they were az
able to meet literacy tests re-
veals an unhealthy condition
which imperils democracy.
Federal aid to education will
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
WAAC Segregation
Policy SIaCkens
PATTIE YATES MAYS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-seg-
regation in the WAAC mess
hall at Fort Des Moines, has
been officially abolished and 10
colored auxiliaries are now in
tegrated into the officer Can
didate School it was learned
this week when Col. Noel
Macy, 1t. Helen Wood, 1t. Hell
en- West, Judge William HaStie,
of the War Department, and
Walter White of the NAACP
met in conference here.
Previously there had existed
a policy of segregated service
clubs with club number ! des-
ignated for white WAACs and
club number 2 for colored
WAACs. The white club had
been declared out of bounds
for colored WAACs. Both clubs
are now equally accessible to
colored and white WAACs
alike.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
SOLDIER HELD
IN 3 DEATHS

PORTLAND. Me. - Private
Charles Adkins, %, Of Em-
poria, Va, is held in the coun-
ty Jail without bail for the
alleged murder of two fellow
guards and civilian and
critically wounding another
civilian outside the Portland
Gas Light Company's plant ON
Monday night.
The dead are Privates Cd
ward Murray and George
Chambers, Nelson Hawkins, n
foreman employed by the gaS
company for thirty years.
William Dyer an exhauster
man at the gas plant is re-
ported in critical condition at
the Maine General Hospital.
Adkins may be tried by court
martial at Ft. DevenS, Mass.
Conviction under Army regula-
tons could be punishable by
execution whereas, under the
Maine laws, life Imprisonment
is the mandatory sentence for
murder.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Josephine Baker
Dies PenniIess

CASABLANCA, FIR. Morocco,
Nov. 19-Josephine Baker, cell
ebrated star Of stage, screen
and radio-known the world
over-died in a city hospital
here Columbus Day (Oct. 12l
She was buried here.
BY HI Gsdssdo when death
came was Josephine's Italian
husband who came to Casa
blanca from Italy, where he
had been living since their
separation.
The world-famous star was
penniless at death as a Mari
invasion wiped away all her
possessions.
Death of the star was re-
vealed n cablegram from her
husband to his brother, a
well-known radio musician, in
New York, according to the
Associated Negro Press.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
ConfraIfO SINGER
Well Received

Tn Bates Hall on Sunday az
ternon, Nov. %, Joenelle Bry-
ant, contralto, gave a song re-
cital which was sponsored by
the Friendship Club Of toe
Robert Gould Shaw House. A
good sized audience attended,
and Elwyn Barrow was the
pianoforte accompanist. Miss
Bryant has a pleasing contral-
to voice and sings with a cer-
tain degree of ease. Her inter-
probation of Rose Softly
Blooming" by Spohr was really
excellent. A little more con-
trast would add to the interest
in her songs. In the first group
of songs her voice was fresh
and impressive. DR.. Dett's 'Zi-
on Hallelujah," demanded
more emOBlOnal ana dramatic
power, also a different tempo
in certain passages.
The program included Ital-
ian, German and English
songs. The spirituals were sung
partly in English and partly in
dialect. Miss Bryant sang one
song in memory of her former
singing teacher, the late Pro-
fessor Stephen Townsend Of
Boston University College Of
Music. Several encores were
added to the program.-W.AR.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
SLASHER GETS 10 TO II YEARS

wit, a knife. He was defended
by Atty w. H. Lewis, Sr.
Asst Dist Atty Frank Hickey
prosecuted for the Common
wealth and after the charge by
Justice John C. Donnelly in the
first session Of the Suffolk SUI
perior Court, Asst Clerk Of
Court John H. Casey pored
the jury. The jurors then took
three hours to return guilty
verdicts on both indictments
on Friday, Nov. 20.
Last Monday the defendant
and the attorney appeared be-
fore the same Justice Dom
nelly who imposed a sentence
of 10 to IL years in state pris-
on.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Says Dems Voted
For G. @. P.

Speaking Sunday night at
a meeting of the Edna Black
Associates, Miss Black said:
Hundreds of Democrats and
independent voters supported
the & o P ticket. We can con-
graduate ourselves that in
spite of the pouring-down rain
the Associates did their full
duty in rounding up the vot-
ers."
At another point she de-
continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
WHOLE FAMILY
IN THE WAR

The Williams family Of
Cambridge, Mass, has gone
about for the war effort.
dad" Williams, 45-year-old
head of the family, arrived at
the Branch Immaterial Re-
placement Training Center, Ft
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Bv ANSELMO KRIGGER

William D, Louis Of Green
wich PIX, was sentenced to 10
to II years in state prison for
the knife Staying of Miss Alice
Wilson last summer.
Louis was indicted for man
slaughter and for assault and
battery with a dangerous
weopon with intent to kill, to
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
ANTI-POLL TAX BILL DEFEATED
Wilson Cir Slayer Sentenced = Soldier Shoots ;
ANTI.POLL TAX BILL DEAD
AS SENATE FILIBUSTER WINS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-By a
vote of Al to 81 last Monday,
the Senate defeated the motion
to limit debate on the anti
poll tax bill and thus ended
further consideration of the
legislation which had been fl
mustered against byb Southern
Senators since Nov. Is. The
proposal to limit debate re-
quired a two thirds vote but
not even a simple majority
supported the motion.
Poll tax laws are in effect In
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia,
Mississippi, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
In these eight southern states
citizens are required to pay q
poll tax before they can vote
for president, vice president,
senators and congressman. The
anti-poll tax bill was designed
to ban the payment Of poll
taxes as requirement for vot-
ing in federal elections.
Decrying the Senate's action
in rejecting the closure motion
Senator Claude Pepper Cd.
Fla) filed a proposal to
change the rules so that a
majority of the Senate could
force any bill to vote. Pep
per asserted the Senate had
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Fred Chapman
Dies In Providence

VIM. Frederick Chapman,
ST., of Providence, r. T., son of
the late Charles and Ida Chap
man and the late Emory T.
Morris of Cambridge, passed
away Nov. 6 at his residence,
II Randall st, Providence. Flu
neral services were held on
CONTINUED on Page a.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Elderly Church
Member Eefed

One of the oldest members
OF the Seventh Day Adventist
Church, Mr.. Hamilton was
honored with a birthday din
ner Thursday evenig of last
week at 705 shawmut ave,
when more than a hundred
guests were served three
course repast prepared by a
committee of women of the
church.
continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Career For Youth:
Young Men 1886

The U. S. Maritime Service
will train young men, 10 to 80,
with pay, for a career in the
Merchant Marine. Training
given for deck, engine room,
radio. Quarters, meals, cloth
continued ON Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Low Cost Project
To House D. {.
Office Workers

WASHINGTON, D ca new,
modern, low cost housing pro-
iect for the accommodation of
colored women employed in the
Federal service is under con-
struction here to be ready for
occupancy by the middle of
Jan. 1943. The new unit type
CONTINUED on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Resfhaven League
To Give Victory Tea

The ReSthaven League will
give a Victory Tea Sunday af-
ternoon, Dec. 6, at 4:30 at 522
Columbus ave, for the benefit
of Resthaven. The special
speaker will be 1t. Mildred
Davenport Carter Of the
WAACs, recently appointed
recruit agent for the New
CONTINUED on Page ~
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-11-28
Byron Wifhers
Writes War Song

Byron Withers, we'll known
musician, has recently COM
posed a stirring war song en-
titled Arise, AmericaI" The
composition was broadcast on
Thanksgiving Day over WEEI.
Copies of Mr.. Withers' new
song are on sale at Green's
Music Store, 1875 Dudley st.
Music lovers and singers who
aContinued on Page Four
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-06
Denton News
Shower Compliments
Mrs. Gordon Keller

Denton, Mich, Nov. 6-Mrs. Earl
Ferris, Dellor Rd., entertained At
a miscellaneous shower Tuesday
evening in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Gordon Keller, who before her mar.
riage, oct "a, was Miss Virginia
Greenwald, daughter OF Joseph
Greenwald. Dearborn, formerly Of
Denton vicinity.
The guests were entertained at
bug" and a jitterbug contest. with
prizes being won by Mrs. Miles
GreeTwald. Mrs. Jay Gordon KCl-
Ter and Mrs. Vic Benefited.
Mrs. Gordon received many love
ly gifts, including a beautiful wool
blanket from the workers in her
department at the bomber plant
where she is employed.
Refreshments Of potato salad,
sandwiches, pickles. wedding cake
and coffee we're served at the close
Of the evening in the spacious din.
| ing room.
The tablel was made very attrac-
tive with a huge bouquet Of large
yellow chryssanthemums and a
lovely bridal cake.
Guests we're from Monroe, Gar
den City. Ypsilanti and Denton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-06
Roosevelt Stages Surprise in
Offensive With Two Scores

Chappell, Hugh Ableson and Her
man Keller.
Miller scored Roosevelts initial
touchdown In the second period on
a 79-yard zig-zag through the Chel-
sea forward wall aud secondary.
His goal tied TIE score at &c, put
ting the Rough Riders even with
their foes until late In the third
quarter.
With two minutes remaining In
the game. Miller again crashed over
for touchdown from the five-yard
line after a short Roosevelt drive
downfield. Center Bob Chisel drop
kicked the extra point
Chelsea marched for a score be.
fore the encounter was three min
utes old, little Dwight Gadd plung
ing through right tackle from the
Roosevelt three. Bob Edgar's place
kick was blocked.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-06
Crisler's Subs
Expect Action

Ann Arbor, Nov. up Two Of
the University Of Michigan's former
Administration Harmon and
Bob watched the Wolver-
ines work out this week in prepare
ton for their game Saturday with
unpredictable Harvard.
Harmon, lieutenant in the Air
Corps, was here to see his parents
before transferring to a new post.
Westfall was here on leave from
the Navy to visit his wife and par
kents.
Coach Herbert o. (Fritz) Crisler
continued to work out his second
and third-stringers, since Saturdays
game probably will give Michigan
its best chance all season to send
INFESTED substitutes into a game.
Tom Kuzma, injured halfback,
worked out lightly, but still is a
doubtful starter against the Grim
son. Don Robinson, another Wolyer.
inc casualty from last weeks I'LL.
nois game, participated in scrim-
mage and is expected to play Satur-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-06

Concluding a yictoryless season,
which included seven scheduled
contests, the Roosevelt High School
football team put on a surprising
show OF offensive might Thursday
to hold Chelsea's Wanted gridiron
aggregation to a 2l-13 triumph on
the slipptry turf at Briggs Field.
Prior TO its meeting. with the
Rough Riders, Chelsea had been
scored upon only once during the
current season. But that record
was erased when Lamar Miller.
fleetfooted Roosevelt quarterback.
twice sprinted over the Chelsea goal
line for touChdowns.
Seven Roosevelt seniors, includ.
ing Miller. took part in the last
football battle Of their prep careers.
The others were Art Campbell. Har-
old Harris, Bob Dunn, Everett
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-06
Huron Runners
Meet Western

Michigan Normal's cross country
team will provide the principal OPP
position to Michigan State Col
leges defending champions in the
annual State intercollegiate jauut
over the hills and level stretches
at Western Michigan College, Ka-
lamaZoo, Saturday.
The Huron team will be com
posed of the same men who ran
in the National Junior AAU cham-
pionships at oxford, O., last week.
They are Capt. Bob Archer. Paul
Hansen, Dick Gehrlng, Harold
Leyerstt, AL Pingel. Rutilio En-
1aeti and Donald Hossler.
State has been defeated by IN
diana University and Penn State
in dual meets, but the Spartans
still apparently carry too much
power for the Hurons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-06
Sports Roundup

San potseason
EastWest will the original San Fran
military OF that event encou
Bowl contest might receive similar treat
John L. Dewitt head
Of William COman
OF
MlchINSDee hunters alarmed at reports the Michigan
deer season cancelled altered rested easier
Gov Murray Van Wagner pointed out that only the leg
ad The
he Elect Harry Kelly
Joint proclamation appealing not leave their
their
straight
Thursday National Hockey League play with
a win the II goals
scored Olympia ice.
Robinson into the middle
weight ranks his 27h
victory against Vic Decurt at Madison
Square Garden.
Rachunok, promising young pitcher VIII
hurled prepared bid organized base
examinations
as an Army seIectee. He Fort
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-06
DISTURBANCE CLAIMED

Detroit. Nov. 6--INS-Judge John
j. Maher today signed a warrant
charging Joe "Honeyboy" Miller, ~,
reputed ex-Purple gangster. with
disturbing the peace in connection
with an oct % alteration in a
cafe. The accusation was made
by Patrolman Heiney Wagner, Of
the vice squad, who happened to be
in the cafe at the time and who
subdued Miller.