davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
81 know just how that guy feels" he said.

For Cramers hit delivered with two out in the ninth,
spoiled no-hit for AL Mlnar, Cleveland souhpaw,N
and Bridges mental fashback day many years
ago when Dave Harris, Washington pinch hitter, spoiled
perfect game for him in exactly the situation.
The difference that Washington hopelessy
beaten that day and Harris hit only hit Yesterday
Cramers single than that it chance win
a ball game for Tommy Bridges and the Tigers.
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Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

OdiileS Denlnd leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
ROIT O-2.O. CLEVELAND na-o
bridges and Tehbetts Mlnar and Desau-
tells tFirst EameJ
DETROIT 3-12-i, Cleveland 2-7-i. TROUT
ana Parsons; Harder Eisenstst (sJ ana
Dennnt. tSecond gameD
Boston 3-5-0, New York 2-10-1 Hugh.
son and Peacock: Preuer, MURPHY CfO1
and Dickey. Hemsiey.
Washington 3-s-i phnadeIrnia 1s-o
iNewson and Early: tChris'opher March.
ildon tsl and Swift Wagner
81. Louis 9-11-0 Chicago 2-4-3 tGals-
house and Ferrell smith Haynes 90 ana
losing pitcher. winning pitcher.
TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago ~ 81. Louis
DETROIT a. Cleveland
Washington A. Philadelphia
Boston at New York
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with Bill Dickey as the best catch
ers in the American League. is a
shock 10 the Tigers. His going left
Dixie Parsons the only Tig Ter
catcher on the squad until Harvey
Riebe was recalled from Beau
mont. Young Riebe-he'S only 20
was expected TO report in Cleve-
land TODAY.
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Probable Pitchers
BY United Press

NNilVNNL IEfUtE
So Louis tBeazley 1873 and Gumbert
6-5l az Chicago (Flemng "a and Lee
ll-l0)-i.30 p, m tCWTl Two games
New YorS (Sunkel rs and schuma cher
9-s) al Boston (Javery s.l3 and lost go
i 80 p n. tEWTl,/ Two games
Phhadelphi3 melton 7-12) at Brooklyn
tFrench il-I--3 ., m, tEWT).
Cincinnati tDerrinEcr ga Al Pittsburgh
tSewen lc.eb-S;45 p. m. (EWTl
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago tWade f-0l ar 81. Louis tAukel
i2-9l--3 y m tCWTl
Washington wynn s-l0l ~ Philadelphia
tBessn 2-sie3.t5 D. m tEWTl.
Boston tChase. 500 a. New York tBo-
row 1c-2l--3 n m LENT
DETROIT BENTON 40 and Nevhouscr
S-pl AZ Cleveland tKennedy IS and Smith
.s-s)-3 p m. tEWT). Two gamss.
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CLEVELAND, Aug, 12.-Tommy Bridges sat in the
dugou the twilight his wiry right encased in jacket
sleeve to ward off the evening dampness and he heaved
sigh when Roger Cramer lined single to right field in the
ninth inning.
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SCORED TWICE

George came over from Chicago
with c. {. Norman two weeks ago
and IL was on NormanS horses he
scored his victories yesterday. In
the first race he scored with
Queenie for a 5000 mutuel. In
the fourth IL was Normans Noble
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
Yesterdays REsILTs
Kew York erii-0 Boston g-i0-0 tMfnro.
Adams 90 and Danning3 Tobin ars
lombard Mas
Pittsburgh 3-T-1 Cincinnati f-g.f tGqr.
nicki ard Lopez Thompson shoun "a
and West
81 Louis 100. Chicago 2-S2 tIarisr
and " Cooper Olsen Erickson 90 and
Mccullough
Nv ming pitcher tLosnr pitched
TonaNsg GANFs
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SPOR 7 s
BY LEO MACDONELL'

Harvey Riebe Catcher Wakefield, Hitting 1851,
} Called Up by Tigers Evers, 1872 Making a
Is Cleveland Product Name in Texas League
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FIRST RACE
SECOND RACE
THIRD RACE
FOURTH RACE
fifth RACE
SIXTH RACE
| SEVENTH RACE
EIGHTH RACE
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BEAUTIFUL Il room home. bath
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Terms. $500 down. II. Peet. SO y.
Huron st, 1871.
ECORsE ROAD wide frontage, 8
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CALL OUR ADTAKER at alO fot
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y. Washington Phone 1861.
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on Location Cleaners OF TpHol-
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XnnaS Gift Suggestions

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BATH SCALES. ELECTRICAL Ap-
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Lost and Founo
Business Services Offered

THE ORIGINAI-C. Shauan Roofing
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Merchandise


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WANTED Woman for light house
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GIRLS Wanted. Apply in person
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Wanted

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Wanted To Buy
Leoal Notices


BUPEHIOR TOWHHHtP TANEN
I Will be at tire following places to
receive taxes.
The Ypgilaut Savings Bank. Dec.
10. 1872 and Jan. and ?, 1913.
Dixhoro store: Dec 80, 1912 and
Jan 8. 1888
Melvin Shumaker's Garage. Jan. 7,
1919.
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Adv. 106S Township Treasurer.
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Real Estate

Apartments For Rent
1880 BEMIs RID. Saline, 5 rm. un-
furnished apt. shown bet. and
and to S available Jan. l. $t5 per
mo. ADMITS. Phone Saline lN3-F-2.
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Real Estate
Lots For Sale


Lots For Sale
Brand New
listings
SMALL COUNTRY HOME! This one
is a dandy! Located close to Ypsi.
on improved road. acres OF good
land. Now bungalow lived In only
short time. Large cnrpeted living
room tearpet included In ssleD. at
tractivs combination kitchen and
dinette, Z master type bedrooms.
full bath. automatic heat and hot
l. water. Several stately maple shade
trees in front lawn. Price, $4,000.
| with $500 down payment. Or Will
sell house and ! acre for s., 900.
ONLY $500 DOWN: Buys small home
mile east OF Ypsi. Just off Mich
iRan., Ave. Good basement, we'll.
electricity. big lot Buyer can have
immediate possession. Low price
and reasonable monthly payments.
Taxes are less than 50 yearly. Why
try 70 rent when you can buy on
such easy terms and build up an
equity In a place OF your OWN
LOT FOR TRAILER: Good lot. not
restricted against use Of trailer
Close TO East Michigan Ave. 1900
cash.
Ehman & Greenstreet
4I0 w. Mich. Phone 1897
EAST MICHIGAN Avenue, bungalow.
two bedrooms, combination living
room and dining room, attractive
fireplace. bath. kitchen, furnace.
natural log house effect. Price
$500. Terms. II. Peet. 50 n. Huron
St. 1871
THREE ROOMS aud garage. Two
large lots. r.. Michigan. All for
1880. $500 down. Balance like rent.
Five rooms and garage. fun base
msnt 1880. $3.50 down. balance.
like rent Poss esslon at once Geo.
Robins, 81 n. Huron. Phone gi2-W
PRICE REDUCED. room house.
garage, large level lot. slightly
location near Ford'a local plant
Full price t2l00. Terms. 1900 down
Immediate possession. II. Peet, 50
y. Huron St. 1871.
Several brand new homes
Ready For Occupancy
Sale Price f5,S50-t5,9bO
Liberal Terms
For Information Call 4s31
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale

= ROOMS: baths. oak floors. full
basement, car garage. Paved
street Big trees. Priced right with
terms.
! BEDROOM BUNGALOW fine con
dition. Wired for stove. deep we'll.
just outside Npsi A fine home or
Investment,
Earl |. freeman
lio PEARL. 1859
Insurance OF all kinds in
honorable stock companies.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Results
| Bowie

i, FIRST ,RAcE:-Purse, 81, 900; claiming;
Essisn E5ss; I fsy:' !alsssss sssss. 40 ssSS ssss
Sorgho tTurnbulD $50
Also ran2Tripod, raiturt. Fair Fighter.
Pointing, Shilka. Seven Seas, Hardy Bud,
Spectator. Poindexter
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim.
lng; 3-year.olds and up: g furlongs
Double tMerritt) 1910 $50 40
Wise Maiden (WalD $50 40
Belmike tTurnbulD 546
Time, 1:132s
Also rsnsSFold Under, Donna Leona,
Grey Wolf, Grand Gay Foot Soldier. Byrd
Boy, Briar Sharp, Son o. Nary Solar Star.
DAILY Double paid S77.00)
THIRD RACEPurse $1,000; special
Gold Reenant (Clageett, $40 400 3Io
Dream Parade tBraccaile) 400 3IO
Nellie Mowlee (TurnbulD 359
Time, IA
Also ran--Barbon. Cherry Crush. Sum-
pm; Demonstrator, Fly Whisk, PLATE Me,
Plckwick Arms, Battle Flame, Fac.
FOURTH RAc1Purse. $1,000: claim
1nG p6r,ns ;5-year-oids Mar-t and up: s ofurIongs
Wilton fRoot) 1910 40
Dress Boot tNapier) "a
Time, 1:134s
uoas Also ooh hTaniIWSeatherit., Blue Lily; Little
Fark Bench. Bull Reish.
Evening star., 1942-11-28

6 and Martin moved to Army's 30.
Hume raced to Army's 8. HAM
berg made 2, but Anania lost a yard.
A pass to Hamberg fell incomplete
In the end zone and Crepeaus at
tempted field goal from a sharp
angle on the 15-yard line was wide.
Kenna drifted back from Army's
20 and fired long pass to Salzer
on Army's 40. Army moved into
Navy's territory for the first time
when an offside penalty against
Navy moved the Cadets to the Mid
dies 46 Kenna ripped through
right guard, reversed his field and
streaked to Navys %.
Kenna moved to Nays Is. Salzer
raced to Navy's 7. Kenna's pass fell
incomplete in the end zone. Army
was penalized to the IL for delaying
the game. Kenna's pass fell incom-
plete and on fourth down Hume in
tercepted Kenna's pass on Navy's
3 and ran it out to the Navy %.
Three cracks at Army's line net
ted only S yards and Hume punted
to kenna, who handed the ball to
Woods, who came back 10 to Army's
A. Kenna faded back for pass,
found no receivers, and ran to
Nays 80.
A pass from Kenna to Woods
moved to Navy's 8. Kenna hit
right tackle to the S. Kenna was
stopped at center but Rafalko car
ried to the 3 around right end.
Hills fourth down pass was short
Of two receivers In the end zone
and Navy took over on Its 8. Two
plays later the game ended. Final
score-Navy, IA; Army, o.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Rams Take so Lead
On Former Coach's
n. {. Navy Team
Fordhom Smoshes Over
Touchdown in First
Quarter and Holds On

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Former
Fordham Coach Jimmy Crowley led
his N. C. Navy Pre-Flight team
back to meet the Rams here today,
but he was trailing, 6 to o, at the
end of the first half as Fordham
scored a touchdown in the first
quarter and then hung on. Many
OF the Pre-Flighters are former
Ram performers
First Quarter.
After an early exchange Of punts
Fordham started a running offensive
on its % and with Andrejeco and
Litwa ripping off fat gains of the
tackles and around the ends ad-
vanced to the Fordham 40. Here
Filipowicz dropped hack and shot
a long pass down the field. Litwa
took the ball on the dead run on
the Preflight 20 and travelled to the
2 before he was brought down from
the rear by Eshmont. On the Sec
ond play Filipowicz drove over for a
touchdown Cheverko's place kick
was blocked. Neither team could
make consistent progress the, re-
mainder OF the first period, which
ended with Fordham in front, 60.
Second Quarter.
Litwa's weak punt gave the Pre-
Fighters the ball on the Fordham
A early in the period, but on the
next play Landsberg fumbled and
Fordham recovered to ruin the
Cloudbusters' chance. The Rams
drove from there to the Flight
80, where Chevergo tossed a pass
which was intercepted by Krywicki
on the Pre-Flight %. The remain
der Of the period developed into a
midfleld dogfght with neither team
able to launch consistent attack
despite frequent flashy runs by
Lansberg and Eshmont Of the Pre-
Flight eleven. The Pre- Fighters
had the ball on the Fordham IS
as the half ended with Fordham
still in front, 60.
Evening star., 1942-11-28

An application for a marriage
license was filed in District Court
today for Carson Kanin, young
Hollywood director and producer,
and Ruth Gordon. well known New
York actress who is a member of
Katherine Cornell's THE Three
Sisters" which opens a weeks en-
gagement Monday at the National.
Marian Greenbaum of 2222 1
street NV. who said she was a
cousin of Mr.. Kanin, filed the ap-
plication.
Miss Gordon, a widow, is As, and
Mr.. Kanin is 30 It will be the
Hollywood directors first marriage.
A resident of Los Angeles. Mr..
Kanin at present is staying at the
Hotel Washington. Miss Gordon's
legal residence is at the Sulgrave
Hotel, New York City.
Justice James w. Morris will
of1iciate. The date of the ceremony
could not be learned
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Bus Line Turns Back
With Tickets for
Army-Navy Game
Group Weeded Out When
Saturday Rush Toxes
Facilities to Limit

Approximately IS persons holding
tickets to the Army-Navy football
game in Annapolis today were re-
fused transportation to the game
at the Greyround bus terminal this
morning when Saturday rush
taxed company facilities to the limit
a spokesman for Greyhound re-
vealed.
The crowd at the terminal, lilo
New York avenue NV. was so great
at 10 m. that I'VE just didn't have
buses to handle the people," the
spokesman said.
Admission to Game Restricted.
Admission to the football game
was ordered restricted to persons
living within 10-mile radius of
Annapolis, but a number of ticket
seekers at the terminal admitted
they intended to go to the game
Greyhound officials pointed out
that wherever possible they refused
to sell bus tickets in order to reserve
room for persons with legitimate
business, in keeping with Govern
ment requests. R,.s a.af.
Oh1cials said the only means they
had OF identifying game goers was
by asking questions of ticket pur-
chasers at the wickets.
Advance Sale Heavy.
The advance sale for tickets. II
was said, reached such alarming
proportions this morning that
standing room was not available ur
to $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon, il
was said.
Persons wishing to go to the
Army-Navy game were told to take
the two-hour trip by train and cleo
trio car to Baltimore and Annapolis
Evening star., 1942-11-28
MistriaI Is Ordered
In Ex-Gov. Rivers
Embezz|ement Case
Jury, II to | for
AequittoI, Reported
HopeIessIy DeodIocked
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Nov. 28.-A mistrial
was declared in the trial of for
mer Gov E. D. Rivers today in
Fulton Superior Court, when a
jury reported itself unable to
reach a verdict on charges that
Mr.. Rivers embezzled $66,119.eO
while serving as Georgia's chief
executive.
Judge Virlyn B. Moore ordered a
mistrial and dismissed the jury
shortly after noon when Austin Alb
bott. foreman, reported the jurors
stood II to l for acquittal and he
did not believe a verdict could be
reached lin 80 days"
The jury was locked up overnight
after approximately five hours of de.
llberatlons and spent nearly as long
IN the jury room today before re-
porting itself hopelessly deadlocked
The former Governor took the
stand to deny the charge of en-
bezzlement and said he had tried to
be good Governor and that he
knew his record was clean.
Mr.. Rivers said he was not a book
keeper and the funds in question
were expended without his approval,
but were paid out by his disbursing
off1cer, He further said he had re-
funded to the State all items disal-
lowed by the State auditor.
The items in question included
gasoline, oil, tires, Christmas cards,
flowers and pictures OF the former
Governor.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Michigan State Leads
Oregon Beavers, I 10 0
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov. %.
Oregon States Beavers and Mich
igan States Spartans met today in
their first football encounter since
1915 before a crowd of 1000. Michi-
gan State won the toss and elected
to kick off.
First Quarter.
Dick Kieppe's quick kick out of
bounds on the Oregon State put
the Beavers in the hole. Clements
return Travelled only to the 80.
kieppe passed to Badge on the S.
On the fourth down Wally Pawlow-
ski entered the game, ostensibly to
try a field goal. but Morgan Gin
grass, apparently set to hold the
ball, carried it around right end for
a touchdown. Pawlowski piece
kicked the point. Libbee returned
the kickoff 80 to the Beaver 80 and
oregon State drove ST yards only to
be held for downs on the Spartan |.
The Beavers had the ball on Michi-
gan States q as the period ended,
wit hthe score: Oregon State, o;
Michigan State, 7.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
HoIyCross
Continued From First Paee.l

from his hands into those OF
Bezemes on the B. c. 43. The Cru.
saders were unable to gain and Sui
livan's punt went into the end zone
Doherty kicked to Bezemes, who
brought it back to the Holy Cross 46
Sullivan again kicked into the
end zone and on the first play
Campbell recovered Mangene's fun
BILE, Boston retaliated on the next
play when Zissis covered a Sullivan
tumble. Bezemes intercepted Boyce's
pass on the Eagle 40 and then tossed
a touchdown pass to Murphy. Muir
phys attempted conversion was
short.
The half ended with the score
Holy Cross, 20; Boston College. 6.
Boston tried desperately to score
in the remaining two minutes. NOV
ing the kickoff back to the 23
Killelea was in the clear for a touch
down pass but stumbled and the
heave went incomplete. Passes to
Currivan and Furbush brought the
ball to the Crusader 35, Another
long pass went incomplete as the
half ended with Holy Cross leading,
20-6.
Third Quarter.
Boston received, but was unable to
gain and Doherty punted to the
Eagle 46. The Crusaders launched
another March and Grigas went over
from 6 yards on a smash inside Bos-
tons right tackle. Murphy con-
verted. Score: Holy Cross, q; B
c., 6. On the ensuing kickoff Kill
lelea fumbled when tackled and
Murphy recovered on Bostons rs.
A few minutes later Holy Cros.
chalked up another with Grigas
slashing through Bostons left tackle
and cutting inside, then reversing
his field to romp over the goal line
Murphy again converted. Score
Holy Cross, "a; Boston College, 6.
Boston took the kickoff and
went steadily downfield to a first
down on the Crusader three. Holo-
yak fumbled going over and Holy
Cross took over on its 20.
The Crusaders moved up to the
80 but then Boston held and Suln-
van kicked to Mangene who ran il
back to his 48. The Eagles opened
a passing attack but Bezemes inter-
cepted a long heave by Boyce on his
80 and behind well-nigh perfect
blocking went all the way back fol
touchdown. Murphy converted
for the fifth time. On the next kick
on, Boston was pushed back to its
seven on a clipping penalty and wa,
forced to kick out to It's A.
Holy Cross moved to the Boston
80 as the period ended with Holy
Cross leading, AIS.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Toni 10
Continued From First Page }

ecuted in Louisiana, the first to die
in the electric chair which by State
law is taken to the parish in which
the condemned are convicted for
executions. Mrs. Henry was con-
vlcted three times and sentenced to
death for killing Galloway, who had
given her and companion, Finnon
Burks, ride at Orange, Tex, on
st. Valentines Day, 1910.
Mrs. Henry was taken to the chai,
at 1910 pm, and the shock sen,
through her trembling body two
minutes later.
Cries in Death Chair.
She had cried a few minutes
earlier when told that she must
have her head shaved, but after
jailers talked with her she com
posed herself, and her hair was
clipped.
She smiled as she descended the
stairs from her neat cell, Father
Wayne Richard accompanying her
Tears again welled into her eyes as
the mask was fitted over her head
Father Richard remained with
her IN the cell through the fore
noon and talked with her as she
stroked the little black and white
dog, her cell companion, which she
had nursed to health six months
ago.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
La Guardia Is Unjust
Chilean Envoy Says
BY the Associated presx

BY the Associated Press
Ambassador Rodolfo Michels of
Chile issued formal statement to-
day that remarks repeatedly made
in New York by Mayor La Guardia
critical of Chile were inconsistent
and unjust"
The Mayor was reported as assert
ing before group of Mexican and
Bolivian newspapermen Thursday
that Chile and Argentina, by not
breaking relations with the Axis
powers. were not cooperating fully
with the American nations In hemi-
sphere defense.
Ambassador Michels stated that
Chile was taking firm action against
Axis agents and espionage rings and
was cooperating in continental de-
fense by sending to the United
States large quantities of strategic
war materials.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
German Spy's Mistress
Seized in FBI Raid
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-A 2o-year-
old German governess, described by
the FBI as the mistress of a German
spy convicted in Brooklyn last wear.
was seized in raids last night along
with four other German aliens and
hundreds of photographs of military
objectives.
P. E. FoxWorth, assistant FBI di.
rector. vino announced the arrests,
said the woman had in her possess
sion two German storm trooper dag
gers inscribed allies fur Deutsch-
land tall for Germany.
Also in her possession, Mr.. Fox
worth said, were letters and memo
randa in japanese. two cameras, a
radio receiving set and. an album
containing photographs of Hitler.
The photographs, which included
aerial and telescope views, were of
New York bridges, close-ups of the
locks in the Panama Canal, United
States Navy ships and Midwestern
war plants.
The five aliens were taken to Eli,
Island to face internment hearings.