davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Benzie County

In Benzie County prospects for
brook, brown and rainbow trout
fishing are good on the Platte and
Betsie rivers, with a good number
of rainbows in the streams now,
and the streams in good condition.
Grand Traverse County streams
are high and rather dark. but
should be normal by opening day,
Leelanau County streams arc in
good condition with prospects good
for brown trout on Belanger pond
and for brooks on Scion. Cedar.
Clear. Brook, Hodek and North
port creeks. Wexford and Manis-
tee country streams are in good
condition at present.
In the Baldwin area. famed for
the Pere Marquette, Baldwin. Mid
die Branch. Little South and Lit
tie Manistee rivers. conditions are
only slightly above normal. Water
in most of these streams is slightly
colored, but will be in good condi.
ton opening day, barring rain.
The spring run of rainbows is
just getting in full swing. and il is
expected that practically all of
these fish will be in the streams
for at least 10 days after the sea-
son opens. The Pine River prob
ably will still be high and dark on
opening day but its upper reaches
can be expected TO produce good
fishing for brook trout.
Ninety per cent of the fishing in
most Michigan streams during the
first two weeks of the season will
undoubtedly be done with bait, ex-
perts believe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
With
LeDis Fl. Walter
or the Hook

TORONTO, Ont, April 18-Out-ona-inb Departments
Coyrs Baseball World published in Chicago hit the
Thursday with article headed Wings Ice Coup
Victory detailing the Detroit Stanley Cup
Maple Leafs after dsposng OF Les Canadens ana
Boston Bruins just little previous.
laid rules for jockeys In
raids bombs start falling when race being
boys supposed pull their mounts and dash into
the nfed if they with SOL shot that
will be a way horse making LOCO In all
followers another youngster take
the Williams and Hayden Dupy
among apprentice who banged eni
Grounds He's coming here with
his employer, j. w. Brown.
Maple Leafs general manager pulled the
pperoo all when he out the ice and jamed an
ushers hat referees they passed the SVo
fine rule (for leaving bench) because Of Smythes antics
Smythe and other Toronto slugged referee Bill
Stewart but said Smythe doesn't have Movie ne
escaped from German prison during the last war ana
back a a of artillery.
may lick this but there hasn't been one
Tigers about BoBo Newsoms absence
isn't the malarkey, is it, boys?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
District League
Has a Teams

With four groups of six teams
each, or "a in all, the Detroit
District Golf Association League
will open the first week
in May. The Sunday League will
swing into action May 3 and the
Wednesday League May 6. The
four groups have been given the
names of the main branches of the
country's armed forces - Army,
Aviation, Navy and Marines.
Each team will play the other
teams in its group once. Playoffs
will follow, on June Ia between
the winners of the Sunday groups
and on June II between the win
ners of the Wednesday groups.
These two winners will clash June
% for the associations champion
ship.
SUNDAY LEAGUE
May 81
Western at ram o'shanter. Barton Hills
Aviation Group-Lskepointe at Black
River, washtenaw at Gowanie, Monroe At
Twin Beach.
WEDNESDAY LEAGUE
MAY o.
Navy Group-Red Run No: at Franklin
owbrook at Detroit Golf Club.
Marines Group-Oakland Hills AZ Red
Run No q Plum Hollow ~ Crosse lie.
Clinton Valley At Lakeponte No. 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Water Levels High

Rainfall in this and the next few
weeks may bring Northern Mich
igan ground water levels to the
highest point in eight years, the
conservation department who have
kept accurate water records re-
port.
But despite this unfavoraole in
formation, word from Atlanta says
the trout season prospects in the
Alpena- Neutrality-suspicious. Isle
district looks most favorable"
with the streams at nearly normal
levels and clear. Smelt runs still
going strong in streams running
into Lake Huron is also reported
with perch biting well at Alpena.
Trout streams of Oscoda, AL
coma, Ogemaw. and Iosco coun-
ties are high now, but fast return
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Hal White HurIs
.Shutout Victory
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
grounder, Pinky was also safe.
Harris tried to bunt but wound up
a strikeout victim, and McNair hit
into a double play when he
grounded to Stephens.
The Browns also threatened in
the sixth. With one out McQuinn
scratched a single off Higgins
glove and moved up base when
Cullenbine walked. White steadied,
and forced Labs to fly out to
Harris and struck out McQuillen.
In the seventh. the Tigers again
threatened, but again their hopes
were dashed. With one away,
White singled to right and was
forced by Bloodworth. Cramer
came through with his second
double of the day and the Tigers
had runners on second and third,
but McCosky grounded weakly to
Gutteridge.
In the ninth Tebbets led off with
a screaming two-bagger to far
left-center. White beat out an
attempted sacrifice for a single,
Tebbetts holding second base. Both
runners moved up when Stephens
tossed out Bloodworth. Then after
McCosky was walked purposely
filling the bases, York slashed 9
single to center, scoring Tebbetts
and White.
With two out Stephens tripleC
to right center for the Browns, 4
fly ball which Harris reached bu
couldn't hold. But Criscola. bat
ting for Swift, flied out to Nc
Cosky to end the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

According TO my plans, he
shouldn't be ready for a match
of this kind for another year.
The opportunity arose, however,
and it's one of those things
which might never come again.
$50. Dubs was beaten, and it
will probably do him more good
than harm. He wasn't injured,
and the defeat will probably
break down some of the salts
faction I'm the publicity he's re-
ceived before. He's still the
best 19-year-old welterweight in
the business, and he'll be up
there again."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Thirtieth Victory

Those who saw Robinson's fancy
Dan appearance here a year age
when he knocked out Gene
Spencer of Chicago on the Matte
Mann-Gus Lesnevich card figured
that Dubs might have Il chance tC
tag him. But the Harlem Hurri-
cane was strictly business as he
carved out his thirtieth consecu-
tive professional victory.
After il was all over. Robinson
was asked if Dubs was at al
tough.
@He was very tough" was the
reply.
What bothered Robinson the
most?
"Well, he had powerful
right. You had to watch IL all
the time"
Did he get tagged very often?
"Well, IL Dubs wasn't doing
IL, then that referee was sure
hitting me from behind. And 1
don't think he'd do a thing like
that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

the ST. clubs championship plans Stan Dusak Of the
ardnals the winter roller skating
Billy the pnoche champion of the Brooklyn
Dodgers When they met in Florida this spring Rudy York
Fleming Cleveland recruit what didja all do
with cowboy and that 10gallon hat? When
Fleming reported the Tigers back he the
chapeau Lakeland and the boots around York and
Fleming together the time Looks like the Cowboy
can hit EN- York commented when Fleming exploded home
loaded against the Tigers in Clearwater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
kar1pn,on Is Dangerous

Kampman gave Mowers a hard
shot from left wing which the De-
troit goalie just reached at the
corner with his skate. Nick Metz
missed a backhand to the corner
after a great pass from Gaye
Stewart.
Detroit was handicapped again
by hooking penalty to McCaig,
but the Leafs had only one shot
on Mowers before the period ended
with McCaig still in the penalty
box with IA seconds more to serve.
Toronto got the first break in
the third period when Orlando was
lpenalized for holding Apps in the
sixth minute. AS Orlando returned
ISchriner came through with the
tying goal at 7:46, scoring from a
scramble in front of the Wings
goal.
Langelle put the Leafs ahead
for the first time at 9:43 by flick
ing the puck home with Goalie
Mowers down, after a save on Nc
Greedy. Bruneteau had raced into
the net to try 10 help Mowers.
Wares was in alone on Broda
but the Leafs goalie came out 10
feet TO save.
Nick went off for charging but
Detroit couldn't score.
Schriner got the final goal at
1914 when Carr broke up a De-
ltroit play in the Wings end.
Schriner took the puck, raced in
on Mowers and scored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Bucs Drop Sullivan

PITTSBURGH. April Is fUP).
Joe Sullivan. left-handed hurler,
has been released outright to the
Toronto club of the international
League. William Benswanger, Pr
rate president. announced today.
Sullivan was obtained last year
from the National League Boston
cluh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Swim Star a Filler, Housewife Now

Katherine Raws great swimmer few back is now
Ted Thompson. er and housewife at Fort Lauderdae
Fla. hubby operates flying school NOTE TO
HAROLD KAH-Hudson Recreation in Philadelphia has los
bowling alleys five floors 81 league of $50 including
quntes Catholic League has 90 mems squads
Frenchy Bordagaray who has played
managers Joe Mccarthy the smarest of
the lot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Mail Entries

In a few days gun club score.
taries. league officials, ROTC
army sergeants in charge of tyre
teams in Detroit high schools and
others connected with the opera.
ton of the preliminary events. will
receive entry blanks and rules fol-
the finals. They are urged TO fill
out the necessary forms and mai
them Immediately to the rife edi.
tor. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

ing to normal. The rainbow trout
run is we'll under way in this
section.
Rivers In the counties at the tip
OF the Lower Peninsula are high
and muddy, but are expected to be
down to normal by opening day if
there is not too much rain. If
there is no rain. however, the
forest fire hazard will be high.
With few exceptions, woods roads
are naSSahle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Dubs, at 10, Is Year
From Big Time Boxing
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Harvey Dubs is still year away
from the big time. his handlers
admit. but he's strictly first rate
as far as gameness is concerned.
The Windsor welterweight lost
none of his popularity in suffering
a sixth round technical knockout
by Ray tSugaD Robinson Friday
night at Olympia. There were
10000 fans on hand. the largest
crowd since the Louis-Simon title
brawl year ago.
Dubs was still on his feet when
Referee Elmer (Slim) McClelland
stepped in and stopped proceed
ings just IS seconds before the
bell was due. He had suffered six
and was hanging on
to the ropes at the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Toronto Rallies
ID Beat Wings

Continued from First Sport Page)
Crosse line made Broda hustle.
Just three minutes later they put
the heat on the Toronto defenses
again when Davidson went off for
high sticking Jack Stewart. Then
the tide turned when Bruneteau
went off for high sticking just be-
fore Davidson emerged from the
box. But the Wings held the fort
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

Johnny Allen, former American Lacquer pitching for
the Brooklyn Dodgers excelsior manufacturing plant
Lenoir c. but lives in St Petersburg Fla Jockeys Johnny
Beshak George Rose George Fields all working in
Baltimore shpyards duration Hppodromo Of the
Americas" recently completed in Mexico City, of the
worlds racing plants 1t S100O00o and has
touches electric starting photo finish equip
ment will be free for five according to
agreement with that becomes the
property his long baseball Carl
Hubbel, the pitching has been holdout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
So((erites Enter
City SennifindIs

The Detroit City Cup semifinal
soccer matches at Solvay Park
steal the spotlight Sunday. Ba-
varians and Venetians. the two tor
teams Of the National League
meet in the first game of double.
header. Hungarians meet st. Clair
in the second. ea
The Venetian Bavarian game
should be a battle 10 the finish as
the teams are in a neck-and-neck
race for the league championship
While the Bavarians boast more
experience. the Venetians have a
young aggressive eleven undefeat-
ed this season. They defeated Ba-
varians 10 early in the season in
league play.
Hungarians and st. Clair also
seem evenly matched. although ST
Clair has win and a tie in two
previous games played against the
Hungarians.
In Michigan Amateur League
games the Rangers are favored
over the Hispano and the Detroit
ers are picked to defeat the Ger
man-American.
SUNDAYS GAMES
MICHIGAN STATE CUP
az SoIvay Park
Nenetians VS. Bavarians. ~ p. m.
Hungarlans VS. Sc. clair, 4 p. m
MICHIGAN AMATEUR LEAGLE
tAt -. Clair Fieldb
Rangers VS.. Hispano, p. m.
tAt Atkinson Fteidl
h DetrNterp vs. German merican. n ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Kalamazoo ThineIads
Nip Albion, m-65

ALBION. April 1S.-The Albion
and Kalamazoo College track
squads opened their 1912 outdoor
season here this afternoon as the
Kazoo barriers edged out the
IMIAA champions, 66-65, in thrill
ing dual meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Umpire Ambitious

Lon Cardinals wants to umpire when he is
through pitcher II like umpire work and will try to get
Job at It had quit pitching For the present at
least Billy has Warneke prominently figured into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
DUTCH CLARK TURNS PHILOSOPHICAL

fluffy Leemans, footbal-totng star with the New York
Giants crashed the physical fitness division of the navy despite
1920 he qualified only after promising to don glasses
Al pounds overweight at 203 but the said
the Ed dom George former
University of Michigan and wrestler has been commissioned
lieutenant a physical instructor in the naval
picked up another basketball Bob Davies of
Seton Hall "wel, I'll say this Dutch Clark mutered
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Duke Nine Piing Up Great Record

Jack Coombs Duke University baseball team still is going
strong When the Tigers Durham for exhibition
game with the Cardinals Devils eight straight
games Of them Southeastern Conference affairs Billy
Werb Ace Parker and Eric Upton Coombs gradu
Parker pro football gets hurt the diamond
but the gdron Mort Cooper. the Cardinals No.
finger working the last part of hreeyear contract
calls 81 500 when he is easily worth SIS Speaking
of salaries Hack Wilson's is recalled Wilson made
huge mistake with the Cubs After
breaking Hack offered contract at $4,000
refused and signed contract for $4,000
sold down the river the next taking so
in salary Ed Christmas training Chaledon,
the horse has had report
of New York racing commission there $4,000
thoroughbreds in the United States.
Eddie Collins of the Red Sox front office read that
Mickey Cochrane had enrolled at Great Lakes Naval Training
ation declared Mickey the sparkpug of cham
ponship team Athletics about dozen years ago. It was
wonderful the way he put the lift in the Bill
Carrgan did that too with the Red Sox team of long ago
They great catchers But top of that Mickey
coking hitter whereas Bill heavy the stick
Waly Berger former National League outelde enrolled as
navy coxwain at the San Diego Naval Training Station Bill
enrand and Bob White two of ndiana great baeked
play outhed in baseball Jim Prendergas recruit hure
the Reds with clubs since he started
1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
DISCOVERED Harvey

"He just wasn't ready for
this fight" was the observation
by Art Mansfield. now serving
with the royal navy and the
man who started the Windsor
boy on his ring career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONALD

Eyes Bad Overweieht,led DOM George. Former
fluffy Leemans Crashes U.-M. Matman. Gets
Navy Despite Them Commission in Navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

recently cinch to make first down against the
Bea-when the Bears 40 points ahead But it's tough to
yard against them until they've aeked all the touch
downs they need
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
New Plan Aids
Teams in Meet
Who Lack Rifles
Tyros TO Fire One
at a Time in Hearst
Times Meet in May
BY DON GILES

There'l be no shortage Of rifles
or ammunition when the finals Of
the William Randolph Hearst Citi-
zens Workmanship Competition
are fired at the Michigan State
Fairgrounds. May Is, Is. IT..
Dozens Of. tyro teams ruled out
because of insufficient equipment
may now compete even though the
whole team may have but one gun.
The new plan Is simple. When
tyro teams report to the Times
range in Agricultural Hall, they
will be squadded on one firing posi-
ton instead of five. One by one
each competitor will fire until all
five members Of the team have
completed their match over the
one firing position.
Unlike the open" events where
the expert completes in a 20-shot
prone and 20-shot standing match,
tyros fire only a 20-prone round.
Each shooter will be allowed 20
minutes in which to fire the match,
including sighting in shots. All
matches will be conducted in half
hour relays. This means that a
tyro team will require two and
one-half hours to complete it's
match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
All Get Emblenrs

Good news was received today
w hen The Detroit Times an
nounced that every shooter. re-
CARELESS OF his or her score. would
receive an attractive felt shooting
coat emblem. In addition to this.
shooters who compete in the final
matches receive bronze medals.
Winning teams receive gold medals
and second place teams silver
medals.
In the open division. shooters
compete for the big William Ran
dolph Hearst trophies the same as
last year. Two trophies will be
awarded. one for the winners of
the handicap and one for the open
race.
Competitors who find II difficult
10 purchase ID caliber target am
munition. will find plentiful
supply al the tournament.
According TO a last-minute tab
ulation of teams, approximately
1000 shooters are eligible to COM
pete in the final tournament. thus
making the second annual Hearst
Times m tches the largest in
door tournament ever held in the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

class and one in the gunnery de-
partment school. Tank class grad
yates are: Pvt. Robert j. Fockaert,
1136 Nottingham; Pvt. Albert E.
Davis, 1853 Harper; Technician
William II. Vankoughnet, 1921
Livernois; Technician v. Baleda,
1854 Foster, of Detroit, and Corp.
Edw. A. Traylor, 35251 Webster
road, Wayne. Gunnery depart
ment: Corp. Stanley A. Daniel of
New Buffalo.
John r. Mitchell, 1913 Glendale,
having completed his officers
training at Chanute Field, Illinois,
has been commissioned a second
lieutenant and temporarily as
signed 10 Chanute Field. He is
graduate of Murray. Ky. Teachers
College and formerly was a clerk
for the observation-disclosures Paint
Company here.
George s. Butler, 1851 Penrod.
is home on a furlough from the
Tulsa Air School visiting his
mother, Mrs. George Butler. He
was graduated from BEDFORD High
School and Wayne University and
was employed by the Allison En-
CINE Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Its the musical term called a
"glee" that's responsible for
the glee in glee club. Can you
defines IL?
There's no telling how il origi-
mated but the expression tell
it TO the marines" stems back
to what tradition?
If London is similar TO Amer
lean cities there's always a
scarcity of jarveys on rainy
days. What do we call jarveys
here?
You may have junk for lunch
on shipboard and have to like
il. OF what does il consist I?
Washington was sometimes
called the American Fabius be-
cause of his tactics in conduct
ing the Revolutionary War.
To what is the allusion?
Those souls barred from heaven
through no fault of their own
supposedly go TO what abode +?
During the period between 1887
and 1890 a popular subject Of
discussion in the United States
was "the New Roof" To what
did the topic refer?
ANSWERS on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
BEFRIENDED HIM

. came there to work, too.
BEFRIENDED HIM
I'VE became close friends. He
told me he. too, came from near
my village in Sicily. He befriendeo
me in many ways. He had in
fiuence. He got me a better job
on the waterfront. There was
nothing too great for him to dc
for me.
And I loved him. He was kind
and considerable, and he believed
there was nothing I could not
reach to in this new wonderful
country.
HE was a strange man. / knew
him well for a year, and he did me
many favors. But he was moody.
Sometimes, he would not speak to
anyone for days. And in these
times, ] would find him staring at
me.
His eyes would be sad and his
face pale and drawn. One time, /
asked him what was troubling him
and offered to do anything for him
l could. / said / wanted to repay
some of his kindnesses to me and
my mother. But he said there was
nothing troubling him. His spirits
improved.
Two weeks ago, he came to me.
He said he had something to
tell me. I went with him to a
restaurant and had a meal, and
after the meal, he looked across
the table at me. Matteo.' he said,
I am the man who killed your
father.
81 was young man then. I
was being initiated into the
Camorra and 1 had to dip my
hands in blood. They assigned to
me the task of killing your father
1 did not know him. They had to
point him out to me. i killed him.
81 haven't had a moments
peace since. l confessed the
crime and the priest told me i
must confess to the authorities
and give myself up before / could
obtain dissolution. So l am telling
you. beg for your forgiveness
Truly, Antonio, l wanted to
forgive him. He had been so kind
TO me and my mother. Even when
1 thought that if he hadn't killed
my father, we would not have
need of his kindness, 1 wanted to
let him live. But there was my
oath.
Last night 1 invited him to our
house. l had sent my mother
away TO visit friends after fixing a
nice dinner for us. When we were
finished, 1 said, Victor. i have
something important 10 say to
you. Yes, Matteo,' he said
eagerly. And l drew my knife and
stabbed him 10 the heart. 1 hated
10 do so. But there was my oath,
Antonio. Do you think you can
make the judge understand?
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story: "Bi-
cyles Built for Two" By Sanford
u FARRELL. u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Scabonne. AS you know, he is as.
He is a fisherman. l met him on
the boat ON which / worked. He
came there to work, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

tor for tn e
navy, stationed
at Corey Field,
Pensacola, Fla,
after complet-
ing his prelim-
mary training
at Crosse lie,
and in the Off
GERS school at
Pensacola. HE
is a graduate of
Wayne Univer-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

The, Case of the Lady Blue
beard. -Four Of Her Husbands
Died Soon After Taking Out
Life Insurance Policies. but the
Law Finally Caught Up With
the Charming arsenic widow"
Read Of Her Strange Career in
The American Weekly with
This Sundays Issue Of The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

for the Board Of Education here
and a branch manager in The
Detroit Times circulation depart
ment.
Fort Knox, KY, reports the
graduation of FIVE from this vicin-
Iity in the tank maintenance repair