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Wood, Phone 26U. "'.a
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26

THE
We the undersigned citizens Of
national unity and Of the sueeessfI
assured Of all their citizenship rigF
tionaI powers to put into effect III
We demand the abrogation Of G
makes q distinction in treatment OF
origin.
We demand the abolition Of sei
armed forces and every department
We demand the abolition OF III
18th Amendments guaranteeing Il
VIVIAN c. LoVELAcE
Bookkeeper
$50 Shawmut Ave.
E. ALICE TAYLOR
Beautician
1872 w. Springfield st.
CORA REID MaeKERRoW
Funeral Director
al Dartmouth ST.
BETTY WRIGHT
Dressmaker
s07 Columbus Ave.
JAMES MENDEs
Barber
800 fremont st.
SoPHRoNIA c. GOULD
50 Dale st.
A. c. BANKS -.
Attorney
10 Haskins St.
HENRY E. QUARLES d..
Attorney
Scollay So.
CARROLL T. THOMAS
Mortician
$50 Camden st.
ANTHONY BAILEY
Interior Decorator
A1 Washington ST., Franklin, Mass)
JAMES E. CUILFoRD
Tonsorial Artist
$40 Tremnot st.
MAURICE L. SMITH
Insurance Broker
7S4 fremont st.
WALTER CARTER
Chauffeur
Lowell Mass.
IoHN cASWELL SMITH, Ir.
Exec. secy Urban League
20 Whittier ST.
RAY w. GUILD
Pres. Boston NAAP
423 Broadway
Cambridge, Mass
CLIFFORD c. DOUGLASS
Postal Clerk
20 Waban St.
MRS. F. S. BLAKE
Beautician
1868 Mass. Ave.
MRS. EDITH WILKEsoN
Recreation Leader
$50 Mass. Ave.
MRS. LULA TuNSTALL
3e5 Northampton St.
MARION EVANS
Asst. Mortician
n Hammond st.
ARTHUR LAVALLE
Printer
1889 fremont st.
LEON c. LoMAX
Master Electrician
1927 fremont st.
MISS RUTH PLENTY
Contralto SoloiSt
Ia FairmOnt St.,
Arlington, Mass
Mr.. and MRS.
John n. REYNOLDS
Grace Wood Park
Cambridge, Mass
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-09-26


he interests OF
rieans must be
your eonstitu.
Fnment which
Dior or national
branch Of the
the l4th and
EVELYN MORRIS
At home
So Warwick St.
lMoCENE N. POWELL
Beautician
30 Sussex st.
LESTER BENIN
Printer
4 Forest ST,
LEROY JOHNSON
Shipwright
423 Broadway, Cambridge
L. c. TEASLEY
Mgr. Independent Social Club
955 fremont st.
MRS. REBEccA ]. IRISH
At home
S. Warwick st.
ALICE DAVIS CRAWFORD
Social Worker
Boston and New York
NORMAN THOMAS
Photographer
III Camden St., Boston
NORRIS c. DAVIS
Funeral Director
1903 Humboldt Ave, ROxbury
B. S. TAYLOR
Pharmacist
S22 fremont St., Boston
JOHN E. WYcHE
Restaurateur
122 Harold St., Boston
MATTE LOU REID
Funeral Director
1O41 fremont St., Boston
WILLIAM A. HOWARD
Grand Master Elk. K Of P.
SO4 fremont St., Boston
MATILDA JEFFERSON
Tailor
697 Shawmut Ave, Boston
NELSON FULLER
Tailor
614 Shawmu fave, Boston
ST. CLAIR KIRToN
Tailor
1O9 Sterling st.
RUSSELL S. GIDEON
Pharmacist
s64 fremont st.
iAUDE TRoTTER STEWARD
EDITOR Inc Guardian
932 fremont st.
MRS. WESTINA Fortress
ia Columbia st., Cambridge
GEORGE z. MARGETsoN
Post
1s3 Windsor st., Cambridge
JOSEPH STARK
40 Magnoli sSt.
BERTRAND c. DARLING
665 Dudley st.
{. w. DICKSON
LOG WOodcliff st.
c. A. M. FARLAND
"a Willis ST.
GEORGE H. ATWELL
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80 Z
Z "A R(
PETITION
Ie United States, believe that
conduct of the war, coIorcd A
We therefore urge that you
following demands:
ny law and practice Of the c
tizens based on religion, creed,
CATION and discrimination in eN
+ the Government.
Poll Tax and the enforcement
right TO vote.
Mr.. & MRS.
WILBUR EDWARDS
Railroad Employee
20 Greenwich St.
HAROLD R. SCOTT
Park Foreman
Fl Kenilworth St.
w. A. RHODES
Music Composer and Critic
552Mass.Ave.
VIM. n. BROWN
Pharmacies
$40 fremont st.
ALBERT H. FUBLER
Pharmacist
1853 Mass. Ave.
REV. F. HAVIS DAVIS
Pastor Union Baptist
324 Concord Ave.
Cambridge
SYLVESTER L. MILLS
Baker
81 W. Rutland Square
c. HILTON GREENE
Mortician
957 fremont st.
MISS ETHEL LANE
Stenographer,
Secretary of State Dept.
Rowland st.
BEATRICE L. JACOBS
DIR R. Phyllis Wheatley
Temple %, IBPOE of w
10 Hammond st.
MRS. JOHN B. HALL
Pres. Women's Service Club
60 Windsor st
iR. and MRS. !. R. STUBS
Sussex St..
AR. and MRS. A. MORGAN
CIaremOnt Park
MRS. ESTELLE |. CROSBY
Pres. Housewives League
II Greenwich Park
FRED c. WRIGHT
Railroad Employee
10 Hammond st.
MRS. M. A. CARTER
1877 Fayerweather st.
Cambridge, Mass.
MRS. ZYLPHIA o. MAPP
Writer
sos Shawmut Ave.
MRS. ALICE PETERS
Housewife
40 Northampton st.
REV. S. w. HILL
Asst. Pastor Bethel Baptist
165 W. Springfield st.
MRS. c. MAupE BROWN
4S Mortified st.
+. e. MRS. NATHAN RABlN
Electrician
81 Falmouth st.
hRS. BESSIE R. SIMMoNDS
Pres. Rob't A. Bell w. R. C.
$50 Shawmut Ave.
LAMBERT c. TRoTMAN
Music Teacher
so Windsor st.
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O. HhnS
DANIEL L. HART
$50 Dudley st.
PETER ]. MAHoN
7OS Dudley st.
JAMES L. KlMBLE
70s Dudley st.
IRVING KESALINA
1873 Dudley st.
ROBERT SAUL
50 WoOdford st.
DAVID KESALINA
WOodcliffe st.
|. FABER
667 Dudley st.
n. RICHARDS
81 Magnolia st.
VIM THOMAS
9 43 Coolidge Ave.
Weymouth, Mass.
VIM. z. HUGHES
"a Leyland st.
GUS LEWIS
Newsstand
7S6 Dudley st.
c. A. RICHTER
162 Shore Drive
winthrop Mass.
A. H. SINE
62S Dudley St.
EDW'D P. n. MoRRISSEY
5S4 Columbia Road
ANTHONY BoNANNo
Payson Ave.
PATSY BoNANNo
4 Lyman st.
FRANK CARoFALo
IS Coleman St,
ANTONIO zoDDA
Is GarOen St.
W. RoxbuTy, Mass.
JACOB MAIsLICH
80 Magnolia st.
CHARLES COULTER
II Maxwell St.
SAMUEL FREEMAN
1855 Dudley st.
BENJAMIN COHEN
752 Dudley st.
|. BRENT Machines
3 Monadnock st.
LEO KENNEDY
66 Armandine st.
MARGARET HUGHES
0A LSJldnu ots
FRANK TEMPESTUs
70 Danube st.
w. A. MACE
Sc Bel1in Ave.
MilOrn, Mass.
JOHN RUNcI
INT. Everett st.
VIM. c. CALLAHAN
II Alexander st.
SAMUEL CLICK
$50 Dudley st.
A. A GALLANT
7OS Dudley st.
A. BERMAN
ia Dudley st.
]. MRcHTREs
I9 Elder st.
ARTHUR PEARCE
776 Dudley st.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Musicians Play
Cleveland Team
In SoftbdII

The Detroit Federation of Must
clans softball team will meet the
Cleveland musicians team in a
special game Monday at Nela
Park in Cleveland at ) p. m. The
two locals will be settling a feud
Of two years standing as 10 which
team has the best players l>oft-
ball wise, at leaSO. Twenty Be
troit musicians. led by President
Jack FerentZ and Capt. Fred Girls
Sey, viii make the trip 10 Cleve-
land to accept the challenge Of the
Cleveland Softball League, Saic
challenge being issued by Cleve.
land President Lee RePt,.
Winner OF the game will bc
proclaimed inter-city champion
and will be awwded silver cur
which Will then become the prop
.erty OF the winning team for Z
year. Next summer the Cleve-
land team will pay a return visit
and attempt 70 get the cup from
Detroit As President Ferentz is
sure Detroit Will win II this year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
FIRENIEN'S NUGGETS
Lutheran League

SUNDAYS GAMES
81 Thomas Va Ccncordis ~ Belle Isle
No
NJ Zion vs. NJ Calvary At Chandler.
Salem bye
All games a. a3n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
the Hook
With
LeWis h. Walter

Plenty Of horse players and trainers TOO depse front
ana prefer horses thar from behind Feel they
have more courage and Bur Trainer Leo ODonnc Of
Mrs Frank Navn Tall Trees Stable dSagrOcS with them
al Give me front runners. want whole stable Of them
SAYS This smart trainer then I'm trouble they my
horse TO CATCH
The Tall Trees stable horses
TaNe and Milk Punch outstanding
Players feat of running tho mile tie
the American record looks old
smoker only that
hung up here.
1t is ridiculous compare Ball Player just fair handicap
horse with Mike Hall the which previously held the
record wan ChaSat The answer that the Detroit has
buut up track which produces fast times and records
Take the Syearold flly which Friday
quarters in ll That sort of time would rank ate the
top prnes Of the nation according the comparisons with
eastern ana Chicago tracks this little ridiculous
when YOU recall that Fate claimed recently for Sl,2j0
Marshall Fields New York paper. PM cru>adnC the
Negro league baseball Rockingham Park
10 run l0racc card August with
tho afternoon and daily doubles taan has
the Dodgers their $500 Investment when The baseball world
thought he about washed last Two victories from
ms bat during the last week more than ccned that The rc
is velvet for tho BrookkuS
Hc,rer Siopdof Toatao Srice Pccasc. uf Bum Jefer-
soVtogH and Extend rcady to at Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

West. Tennessee University. VIII
liam Cau>oE ElQn College and the
Giants Thomas Byrd University
~ Kentucky All these candi-
dates are tackles For guards
arc such SiandoHtS az David r.
siiFilippo great NiHanova and
Philadelphia Eagles player; Steve
Petro of Pittsburgh and later with
Or Jock Sutherland with the
Brooklyn Dodgers, and Arthur p.
Tarvanl White Of Alabama and
the New York Giants 49,.
There IS a predominance Of
southern PLAYERS hoping for hack
field berthS among them are
Sgt PerShing Mondorff of Mary
land Pvt joel Mccoy of
Alabama Pvt BinkS Bush
miaer Of Vanderbilt Pvt
Woodrow Brown Georgia Joe
@. Williams, Tampa University
g.. Irving Campbell Louisiana
State Raleigh r Daniel
Wake Forest llzy WcInStock
Pittsburgh PVT Thomas Glass
Tulane, and Francis Naher Of the
Cleveland Rams 49,.
Les Mueller Repeats
The recruits at the United
States Naval Training station. San
Diego. Cal have excellent teach
crS in boxing topping the list
in the worlds welterWeight cham
pion. specialist Freddie Red
Cochrane, Joe Stone and Lee
Ramage Stone was boxing
coach AZ LoyoIa University in Los
Angeles and assistant 10 George
Blake. veteran manager Lee
Ramage was a top flight heavy
weight when Joe Louis was first
Joining the ranks Of the pros
IL was a knockout over Lee that
first attracted attention 10 Joe.
Cecil Travis. who left the Wash
ington Senators for the army. has
been sporting a black eye for a
week now at Camp Wheeler
4 groundcr that hit him in the
nose resulted IN a couple Of
stitches being taken The
Wheeler nine Swampcd tho Ma
rlnes from Paris Island. 10 10 :.
before 5000 soldiers and civilians
Despite hiS diSCoIored optic.
Travis smashed out three htS
Les Mueller a TigeC farm hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Schneider in Town

An operation because Of a Ice
infection, put Porter Vaughn
formerly Of tho Philadelphia Ath-
lelicS. on tho Sidelines indefinitely
He was an outfClder FOR
Camp Ice.
Jerry Schneider. WAYNE attloto
rs IN town for a short furlouch bc-
fore enrolling In officers training
school The Selfridgc Field FL
erS Will play tho Port Huron
Cardinals az Port Huron Sunday
afternoon The Filters hold a
8 10 3 verdict over The Port Huron
baSeballerS o.. In % games thus
far the Selfr.dge Field nine has
lS Victories
Second haScman Benny Mccoy
is the only member of the Great
Lakes team who has PLAYED in
every game Ernie Andres.
third ba>eman. lost out for the
first time when a pitched ball in
iurcd his wrist and he missed a
game Relay races with 10
swimmers on a side have been in
troduCed al Great Lakes 10 keep
the interest of the swim students.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

who quit Beaumont 10 Join tho
army, was Knocked out Of the box
when the Boston Braves beat JEFF
ferSon Barracks. 10 to q Sgt.
Bill Gates of the i34th Medical
team al Fort Bragg North Caro-
lima. pitched two successive no
hitterS recently In one. a
nine inning affair. he famed %
and in the second only seven
innings. he Whitfield 10 In TO
games he has famed 1913 in 100
innings lie has pitched five
ShutoutS and allowed only y runs
tn is games He was a Gin
Reds farmland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
The Greater Game:
MAX GURWAN COACHES ARMY-PLAYER
Nv EDGAR HAYES

Max Gurman. down through the
years one NJ the best tennis play
erS IN Michigan, IS now coach Of
the net team AT jefferson Bar
racks. Missouri Private Max
has organized a team which Will
play a series Of matches Max
Was the twelfth junior player m
The country during ms younger
years IN Detroit be- won the
Michigan ana The Michigan Inter
collegiate titles. as well az many
city crowns He Captained
Western State Teachers In 1896
and then coached the freshmen az
Wayne University while he studied
for his masters degree
Among the players on his squad
are Sgt Jerry HorWiiI. Who played
his tennis for Washington Univer-
Sty IN s.. Louis Pfc Bob
NuSSbaum Of George Williams
College Chicago. and rInneup In
the 1888 Chicago District Junior
Tournament &c.. PVT Jerry Fried
berg ri Cleveland Another
Michigander is Pvt Dudley Cutler.
Michigan doubles winner and for
ncr member Of the Junior Davis
Cup team from Kalamazoo College
HIS college team Won II out
Of IS matches and was ranked
with the best IN the country . d.
His home is in Kalamazoo
A bit Of the continental flavor
is supplied by the presence Of
Cpl Paul Wcigl He attended
London University where as a
member Of the university team
ne competed against oxford Cam
bridge and other famed English
universities he also played
hockey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Sundays DBF
Schedule
TASS b

CLASS
Auto Gun W Pepsi co.'s Belle Isle 4.
Pars ~ Aites Nor'hwestern j.
~ W " JAW $40 Belle Isle D..
! 30. raw fe0 vs LAW ih1 Belle Isle
? 600 -Four Lear clover - URWA.
Belle Isle 3. 200 Griffin W East Side.
Isle s 90. law W Tool-pie Crans.
men Belle Isle 2 zoo. Jaw 1Sf vs.
Hs2e' Park Jayne 3. 90 Parsons vs
Ray Wallace 90 LAW - VI Grand
Arthur clark. .30. T. J.. HUDSON vs
sru'n fort Atkinson 10. j H. Hud
- - opticians. ATKINSON I 0o Orioles
~ South Fort, Atkinson 600 s. An
sam vs. Hoffman Northeastern 2 00
DIXIE Ns Acme Norihvestsrn 20
Graham TalEe We. FieN- Tine. North
western s 900
CLASS e
United vs. Universal Wallace 30.
Nelslndale RoNs cub Northwest
Lions. N1rthwestcrn = 800. Bradford W
Colonies Ives ! 30. Square Deal vs. An.
drews NorihVestetn 3 80.
Hsags vs. West Side Lions Atkinson
90. Ford Post W West side sports.
clark. 100 900 club vs. Craftsmen.
JAYNE 90. 800 Cluh " Ttsns. JAYNE
20. Brass Rail " Sweet Sixteen. Cooley
too Williams " - John Canuus. Jayne
3 Z 90 Kowalsk " Lincoln Park. Ham
tramrk stadium 30 KoWalsN w. Lith-
uanian Alliance HamiEaek stadium, 90
CLASS y
PANS W Coldhoff Dngemau : 40.
parians vs.. Goldhoff Dinremsn 7. on.
o,dmere VS. Rebels DingemAn ? 20
Rebels W. Rams Dingemsn 2. ( 90. Mo
hswsk " Northwest Huskles, Sioepel 3
~ Wings vs. Ford Post Sioepel 3 J 30
- Rita vs. Montgomery ward 81 CAr.
50. Hudson 1St Jrs. vs. owls North.
western g. 80. 81 John Canrus VS.
Oakvood Aces I.eibold. 1 40 Aces W
Knights ~ 81 John Northwestern s. 90
STATE vs solars Belle Isle g. . 30 Card
mails " "a sadena Reiis Isle 2 1890
TIRTNTN'S NIDGFTS
Battalion ~ vs. Battalion Z 1s,ne F..
Battalion - VS. Battalion 81 CIqu.
battalion 90 Ne RaffaHon IS Relic 1eir
Battalion vs. Battalion g. Coolet. RAJ.
TALON ys Battalion 9 Afkin.a1 B. Ra'
talion We Pattaiion Northwestern d..
All games at I3O .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Sdnd|ot Teams
Finish Regular
sSedson Sunday

This Sundays games viii he the
last Of the season for good
number Of teams AS the last
regularly scheduled games are un
OF in the Detroit Baseball Fedora
ton The eliminationS get under
way Sunday, August ,
Because rain or wet grounds
has ntcrfercd considerably with
Inc schedule this year federation
officials have carded several dou-
blc-hcadcrS this SUNDAY giving
teams on the bofdcrlinc a better
ciranrr-+7-Utrafifv for tho playoffs
Glass 3 clubs need one game over
800 to quality White a 500 per
ccntsco or better rs necessary. IN
The other classes.
Paris and hltns arc sure NJ
elimination bcrthS in Glass A.
while Auto Club. standing AT 500
w Ndit 'HN 80 lil ny fNNliAk
Pcpsi-Cols tins SUNDAY Altos
takes Non Paris in the other
contest
Eleven teams already have made
tho grade in Class = while six
others must win this Sunday 10
qualify
Teams already qualified
CLASS A Paris Altes defend
ing champion
CLASS B-UAW ia East Side.
RaylS Four Leaf Glover tdcfend-
ING Champion. Sans. JAW Ia
Hoffman Artburs. Acme Grand
River and Johns
CLASS G Bradford. Andrew,
defending champion and Square
Deal
n CLASS y Falcons Hudson 15l
'raftsmon. Lithuanian Alliance
land Ford Post
CLASS ?. Owls Hudson Isl
81 John CantiuS. Oakwood. Aces
state. Sailors. Knights of -.
John 81 Rita. Wards and Spar.
tanS.
FTRENEN s NUGGETS Bat
talions 2. s. ~ and :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Skeet Shooting

Cpl Douglas Martin won the
table tennis championship of Eclin
Field. Florida after tough FIVE
game final battle with John Bro
VINO The Gunncry School
baseball team defeated tho Quar-
tcrmaSierS 10 win tho 'EClin Field
League titlc with rs victories and
only two losses In the Softball
league Material Club IS leading
with 10 straight victories ... Ain
Base was tho latest yiclm TO !
The Post baseball team scored
an easy l3 10 Z triumph over MAS
TO increase their lead IN the West
Florida League . The Post team
viii compete IN the Florida State
tournament. scheduled 10 get un-
der way shortly Eglin Field :
star fighter. Make Starr, weller
weight. is busy training for future
bouts His latest success was
scored IN competition with the
navy
Foster Field. Victoria Tex, has
adopted Skeet shooting as train.
ING for gunnerS &c.. Lieut. Malcolm
=. Allen. Alton. H. IS the coach
and the Improvement shown by the
boys in the FIRST two weeks OF
drills is nothing short OF SenSa-
tionaI Most Of the boys never
shot Skeet before coming 10 camp.
but they learn rapidly
The Camp Ham. Cal baseball
team made us debut The other day
with a VIM over the San Bcrnar-
dino Comets. - TO s. The
March Field Softball 10 defeated
M-G-M Studios. ) 10 3 The
picture folks treated them TO a
baseball game. a tour Of the studio
and dinner at the Stork Club In
HOLLYWOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Allies Plays Monarchs
In Toledo Tuesddy

TOLEDO, July 25.-The De-
troit AlteS Lager baseball team
will journey down here for an
exhibition game Tuesday night
with the mighty Kansas City Mon
archS. champions Of the American
Colored League The game, TO be
played in Swayne Field. home of
The American Association team.
will start at $50 p. m. and will
finish under the foodlightS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

from Wake Forest College and
The Detroit Lions. Is a football
candidate ar kcSSIer Field, Biloxi.
Miss. Thirteen games are
included ON the Commands 1912
schedule One more j. likely
TO be added before the season
opens A game with Denver
University in Colorado is the
latest addition
1t A. VI Klum is the coach
and among the grid prospects, now
az the field are Frank Huffman.
West Virginia and the Chicago
Cardinals Joe NfTiTdt. Purdue and
the Chicago Bears William
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

United vs. Universal. Wallace 30
NeiAindale RoNs cub vs. Northwest
Lions. Nor'hwestcrn 900 Bradford W
colonies. Ives ] 30. square Deal vs. An
erews Southwestern 3 80.
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SiegeI at Annapolis

Don Siegel. Michigan tackle in
1887 1888, 1889. is a student at the
United States Naval Academy at
Annapolis where he is taking a
post graduate course 10 become a
naval Construct Perry
kimerer. Michigan iavelin thrower
who placed third in tho 1911 Big
Ten track meet. has won his wings
as q lieutenant in the army air
corps after completing % weeks Of
training AZ Lubbock FLYING Field
Tex. klmcTcr is a Toledo resi-
dent 49,.
Private RoN Furtaw Of Detroit
is fighter AZ army air force basic
living field Guntcr Field. Ala y.
lie is a heavyweight and fought
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Gunier Field has another fine
fiStlc prospect IN Pfc Roper,
Whatloy from PaScagoula. Miss
o.. lie has grown from q middle
weight 20 lightweight since
Joining the army i'm 1897 lie
has won Is frhis -SAnen- iainiap
Glenn Crabtrce. 240-pound tackle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

m the Fourth Corp Area Boxing
tournament at Spence Field
Roy who packs lq3 pounds on n
frame of Sig feet. fought m The
Detroit Times Diamond Belt tour
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Inter-County
League
BItF DIVISION
WHITE DIVISION
SUNDAYS CANES

waltz a. Inksier l.: Inkster N AZ Rom
Uius- Garden CITY AZ Crowley - Mayfowel
40 Wayne Plymouth al C!arenceville: Dear
born At G. T. Pontiac at Goddard
LIVnnia ~ Worthwhile
All games az p. m.
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CLASS 4
Auto Gun W Pepsi co.'s Bsue Isle a.
Pars vs. Aues. northwestern :