davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-05-02

Runs-Miller, Stevens f2). Kirby 90,
Porter. SLAUGHTER. Williams. c. Clark.
ter, c. Clark. Three-base hit-Meikle-
John. Home runs-Kirby l2), williams
First base on balls-Oh Kuster, r: of
Melnicove. 5 in "a innings: of Hanson. e
in "a innings. Hit by pitched bsll-By
Kuster tKoenig, .; BattistaD by Melnicove
IT Clark. Struck out-By Kuster. 16;
by Melnicove.. 2; by Hanson. 5. Umpire
Mr.. Mcdonald
Evening star., 1942-05-02
National Training Nobs
TussIe With Blair

Jim Bottomley, National Training
School pitcher, served up a three-hit
effort yesterday as his team topped
Montgomery Blair. 1872, at N. T. S.
The winners were aided by nine
errors. Their big inning was the
eighth. when seven runs came
Evening star., 1942-05-02

the finest the Tigers have come up
with in years Maryland's big guns
were expected to be Ray Grelecki
and Milt VsndenBerg. who have
been hitting the net with monot-
onous consistency all season.
Maryland Is Underdog.
Both North Carolina and Duke
were favored over the host teams in
their respective sports, but Mary
land, conceding nothing, was pre-
pared to make last ditch stand and
in track, at least, entertained fur
tive hopes of pulling an upset.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
Techs Keey Pushes Cenra Widely Pubhzed Hill for Diamond Glory
Four Sports Keep Terps Busy
In Field Day at College Park
Princeton, CoroIino, Duke, Shore Squads
Are Visitors; Scholastic Meet on Cord

The University of Mayands campus represented be-
nursery Sunday school outing
ne
track program starting at
But the boys faced competition from varsity the fans
attention with Maylands nine Richmond
Evening star., 1942-05-02
MARYLAND Golf in Hands of DC.
Leaders as Gary Joins Navy
Kety, Pitt Succeed Baltimore Director;
Roosevelt Mows Down Schoolboy Foes
By WALTER McCALLUM.

The little Maryland golf OF the for
of the Gary who Mr. Golf to large
portion Maryland nkslovng cizenry who has
for than decade familiar figure to the tournament crowd
play Maryland Golf Association affairs joined
around this The job Of handling the
Evening star., 1942-05-02
Western Strong on Slab.

Western Highs baseball team has
been blessed this year with what
perhaps is the best pitching staff
in the interhigh series. Charley
Hines and Clarence Kuldell have
shared mound duties in the teams
three series games and have held
the opposition to maximum OF five
runs game. while their mates were
backing them up with powerful
array of slugging
Hines has been no slouch with a
bat, either, having gathered five hits
in his nine trips TO the plate. Two
OF these hits were doubles, one a
triple and one a home run. He was
the main factor in the Raiders 14-2
win over Roosevelt yesterday clear
ing bases with booming double in
the four-run second inning, and
driving home single tally in the
six-run seventh with a triple far
over the centerfielders head
1t was field day in every respect
for Western. OF the 10 hits gar
nered off three Roosevelt pitchers
two went for doubles, four were good
for three bases, and Ray Love
smashed out home run in the sew
enth inning, driving in Jimmy
Karas, who had tripled Carl Sturges
was the only member of the Rider
team who effectively could solve the
slants OF Hines and Kuldell, getting
a double, triple and home run, the
homer coming in the ninth inning
with the sacks empty Frank Red
niger made the only other Roosevelt
, hit
Evening star., 1942-05-02

- fBstted for LaDsdsle in sixth.
Roosevelt --.------ 600 00l COL 2
Western ---------- 04l 100 4Ox-l4
Runs-Cockrnl 90. Love (2l. Malarkey
81; Papanicolas C2l. Parrot. Karas. Prat-
rors--De shsZo t2) Kennedy. Robertson,
koester. Drain, Joy, cockrill, Papa
nicolas: Runs batted in-Hines a., Love
20, Malarkey 90. SturEes (2l, Karas.
Pratt. Tyo-bsse hits-Cock rill, Hines,
Sturges. Three-base hits-Cockrill, Hines.
Love, sturRes. Solen 6sses-De Shazo.
Lett on bases--Western. .; Roosevelt, 4
Hines 3; Oh Kuldell, 2. Hits-Or JOY. 4 ir
innings; on Lansdale, a in s. innings: of
Hines In innings; OF Kuldell, . in
INNINGS, Struck out-By Lsnscale 4. by
Hines, s. by Kuldell. 6; bv Joy, / by VII
Non, /. Double plsys-Lovs to Cockrill to
Bell fo). Umpire-Mr. Russell.
Evening star., 1942-05-02

Runs-Leftwich, Smith. Korczowski.
Crane, Chew, FITZGERALD, Reichwein. Runs
batted in--Johnson t2D. Smith t2l. Fitz-
gerald Errors-KoniZewski. KorcZowski.
Two-base hit--McNeil. Three base hits
Smith. Leftwich, Chew. Stolen bsses-Left-
wich, Crane, Korczowski. Sokol. Reichwein.
Fitzgerald 70 zunic to Konizewski. Left
on bsses-William and Mary, II; .George
Gilham, .: of Robertson, 3; OF Crane. ..
Hits-On Gilham, S in 4 q innings: on
Robertson. in 5lz innings: OF Crane, Z
in innings: of Merritt, in 2 innings
Hit by pitched bsll-By Gilham tKorc-
zowskD. Struck out-By Gilham, ]; by
Crane, 3: BY Robertson, 3; by Merritt. 3;
by Kloak. .. Winning pitcher-Merritt
Losing pitcher-Robertson. Umpires-
MeSsrS Jeffries and Russen.
Evening star., 1942-05-02

star Bill Bornheimer for duty at
first base in today's game. Joe
Wells, portsider. was slated to
pitch for Joe Judges outfit.
Evening star., 1942-05-02

Runs-Leak Nichols t2l. wholey. Law
ler Hudak t2), Tierney. Crist. Errors
Tierney, Crist. Miller. Leake. Girsgosian.
Runs batted inwLAake; Nishols, n saudsk,
Lawler t2l. Nichols (2l. Tierney (2). Left
on bases-Richmond. II; Maryland. y.
Bases on balls-On Crist, .: Roberts. 3;
wheeler. 4 Struck out-By Wheeler, II;
1 in 4 innings. wild pitch-Crist. Passed
balls-T1erney: Winning pitcher-Wheel-
Messrs. sippsf and Brockmsn. Time-2:5 so.
Evening star., 1942-05-02

Runs-Francis CD, Day. Lewis t2)
Hanbury Dunlap. Turner, Mills Error
Joiner, Price. Hanbury. Catcher, Rob
ertson, Wimms. Three-base hits-Day
Stewart. Home runs-Lewis. Turner. Um
pires-W. Temple, E. Davis.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
Martin, Riteer Triumph
But Duke Trips Hoyus

Don Martin and Ace" Ritger
saved Georgetown's net squad from
a shutout at Dukes hands as the
Blue Devils took the Hoyas into
camp, To. But the same combina-
ton tripped and fell in doubles,
bowling to Nasher and Wilson in
three heated sets, the first of which
went to the Southerners after being
deuced.
Evening star., 1942-05-02

Singles-Martin (G) defeated Nasher,
s-S. s-5: wilson BJ defeated saliows,
S|3. 6-2 soule I'd. defeated Grainger
"2 So Ritser (G) defeated Chesley,
Martin -EitEer. 10-S, 3-6, s-4; Smith
soule Cd defeated Boyer -crainger. So.
S-3' Bynun Walters CD defeated watts
Sellows. 7-5, 6-3.
Evening star., 1942-05-02

tBatted for Kennedy in eighth.
Tech " 900 900 36l--l0
Eastern ----- 100 030 600
Runs-Friedbers, Walsh, Harvill Keith
ley t2), Mater t2l, O'Connell 81. Wealth
ersby t2l. Bond; Kennedy, Errors
Bond (2), R David GO. Sparrow C2),
Kennedy Runs batted in-Friedbere.
Walsh. Brewer. Curtis, Keithley, Bradley.
Artino Two-base hit-FrledberE. Home
Brewer j. Newberry. E. David, Kennedy.
Artino LEFT on bases.Tech, Ii: Eastern,
10 Double play-Martz to Sherman:
Bases on balls-Of OConnen. q: of
Struck out-By O'Connell, Q: by speiser.
4 Hits-On Speiser II in "a innings
OF While. l in y inning: of Harris, in
tsparrou). wild pitches = oConnell.
Harris. Passed ball-Harvill Losing
pitcher-Speiser. Time-2.35.
Evening star., 1942-05-02

Totals IS = 81 10 Totals 30 1927 z
William and Mary - 002 100 00l-4
George WASHINGTON 600 900 1908
Evening star., 1942-05-02

Totals Al l6 - IA Totals % -
-Batted for E. David in seventh.
tBatted for Kennedy in eighth.
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ni6t au baitig, 5erfaue ariinblib ole
Speiien, man eiie uno trinfe nid)t
olt beiB nod ou falt. Wan iuhe Nob'
rnngsmittel unb Speiien in snten
3nltanoe 5u erbalten i'm @isIhronf
ooer an einem fiiblen, trodenen Hloe.
Sait ebenio iuibtie lit Hube uno
ShIaf uno 8etpeaune in friider 2uft
nno man merle 1i0 ben e,1ten alten
oentIden Sprlld):
@rbeit, MoBiefeit lno Stub
S6lieben oem Nr3t Ole Sire 3n.
s. 3d., ga.
9ie bon ser Na5iregieruna .ieit
longem hetriebene 3moness sWa'ienoe.
portation bon el,ropGiihen Golfern III
cln Terbre6en an ser Menihbcit.
Ilele 2osreibln,e bon Menlheu o,S
Scin 1lnb Somilie 1,no bie Gcrbon.
nlna nad) einem fremben 2anoe, nm
lic ols slrbeitsiflapen eegen Sunoer.
lobne 81 Deripcnoen, bat nottpenhig
cine Eeibe bon ihneren pbplild)en
lno moroliihen llebeln sur Iolge.
Am idlimnllten lit oos 2os Der
0rolen lno Md0hen.
9ie|e borbariibe @olferbebonoIunJ
ilt aber ein 5tpeiidneibiges S6pert.
ncilen idorfe Shncioe iiG eeeen ole
Noai Domination ridten mag lmo
nit ser 3eit rihten miro. 9iele ae-
gen ibren 8illen peribleppten Gol.
terldaften trogen SoB uno &ode in
ibrcm Ser5en uno peroen, tuie Die gr-
fobrune bereits eeaeiet bat, bic @e-
legenbeit alt Sabotaoeaften aller S(rt
benusen. 9as iiuo Menlhen, ,pelhe
Hebt nnb Sreibeit Iieben uno ibre
Sbeen tper6en auf oas oeutIbe Bolt
allmdbli6 ,lno bauerno ibren Gin
fluB alsiiben.
sfud oie relieioie uno n,oraliide
8eeinfluiir1ng fann i'm beioniihen
gtaaireid nur quite SoIgen aeitieen.
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@pl6enes SrbemsinbilGum

Gm peraangenen Sreitag, 25. Sep"
tenber, feierte oie @brm. Sdtpelter
sc. glsitobia, ct. Solepbsidmeiter.
ibr eoloenes SrbensiubilGum in 8o-
DIETER, M. 9. Sic lit in @urtten,-
berg, 0eutidlano, eeboren. @ir
niini6en ser SSubilorin na6troeli1
@liid uno Seeen ,nno cine lange 4ei.
be bon Sabren I'M 9ienlte @ottes.
Ohio 8oiIenfrel,no.
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Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heimittel gegen allie Arten Won
alten und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen. Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw.
schicken. Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel. bel: j. l.. STAAB, l720S Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
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Dbip Baifenfrenno

| 9euLuDl, Ipie Ite uueIDuupl IuE Ou'
@elen irno @irfen Der fatbolilfe,
&reiIe Elm tiefes Geritanonis belaB
als I'M Sabre 1876 bie beriibmte Sr
oensitifterin Sra15isfa Sherpier alt;
aaben itarb, oa lpuroe ibr bon Del
&aiierin augl,ita Die ebrenbite an
erfennl,ng auteil. Sic ibidte aun
Acknowledgements bes ,,lieben Miitter
6ens'', tpie Die &aiierin Die Orbens
frau at nennen pfleete, ein ibonc:
8reus aus Moos uno ipeiben sSmmor
tenen. Sir ibre Geroienite nm bi
4ranfenpflege im &rieee 1871
batte iie oer Mlttter Ssranaisfa bas
@ilerne 2reu3 nit einem innig iGo
men 0anfesI6reiben aelanot.
@ott bat Ser eblen Serriderin aud
2eioen ,mo Erii funeen niht eriport
aber iie ertrug aues NIT driitlihel
@eollo, nit oemiitieem @ottper
trauen.
- Y. 49,, Widj.
Sic f0nnen aus sen berIhieoenel
8enennltnsen, pic itiditoffbaltig
Stoffe, gipeiBltoffe, &oblebDorat
nidt flue tueroen uno modten aud
iuiiien ipeld)e Speilen oieie Stoii'
entbalten. &ir ipollerl llus baritbe'
10 fllr3 lnb beiltlib als moeli6 fai
| Ien.
9ie IN ben SpeiIen entboltenet
Habritoffe tperben unteridieoen it
itiditoffbaltiee (Nitro9en) uno itid
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meiBitoffe .(albumen), at lestern 81,
&oblebpOrate unb Sette. auber sic
len Stoffen entbalten sic Rabrunes
ntittel nod @oner 1lno mi,leraIiiht
Salae. Die ftiditoffbaltieen Stoff;
finben Beripenoung at feIteit Serbin
ouneen uno iino I'M menihliben Sr
ganismlls balptiGdlid Sic Mi,stel
biloner, Die foblenltofibaltieen bienel
in eriter 2i,lie OILS GerbroudsItoff
sur @drmebiloltng 1lno, iotpeit II
rei6en, als gorrot fir 3eiten Del
Not (9ranfbeiten).
0ie @imeiBitoffe baben ibren 9ea
men bonn ,SiibnereifpeiB, Dem ile IL
ibrer 3uiammeniesung Gbnlid) iiilo;
Sie eerinnen bel Sieoebise nno eeber
bei 2nftautritt balo in Saulnis iiber
MuBer in oen @iern finoen mir oas
@itpeib beIunbers im Sleiid, in 8lut
in oer Wildl aus ser es bein Saner'
tperben in sSloden auseeihieoen miro
ferner in Sen Siilienfriihten (@rb.
ien, @obnen, 2inien) nno int &lebe,
oes @etreioes (Hoeeen, @erlte, So
fer).
9ie aoblebporate (StGrfemebD
iino cine 8erbinoimg bon &oblenltofi
NIT @aiier. Sic itno beionoers ent+
balten in unfern pflan5lihen 9sab.
rl.nesnitteIn (Mebl, Siilienfriidte,
3uder, &artoffeD. stnd Die Milt
beiist I'M Mildauder elm fir ben Or
eanismus tpertpolles &oblebporat.
5ette finoen iib ioipobl I'M teri
iben tpie in pflan5liben Nabrunes-
mitteln, pie fettes 5leiid, Sped,
8utter 1,no Sele.
8aier entbalten ole Habrungs
mittel, nanentlid sic griinen @e-
miiie nno frilbes Sblt. Selblt Elm
trodenes Stiid 8rot entbGlt nod ct
tpa 80 Bro5ent 8aiier. 9as @aiier
miro nl,d, nIs 9GI1tudsmitteI berId,ie,
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Huskunft
: Hb. 3d., ga.

gelnngeu, Die Sonnenip1rme oes
Sonmers fir Seis5ipedc int ser fal-
ten. Sabres5eit ieit5,lbalten ,tno auf-
snipeibern. ...
@enn al.d ni6t sic Sonnenp6rme
bireft fir bie 3,,flnft belust iueroen
tann, 10 fonnen ipir abcr oas Sonr
nenlibt, ober bielmebr Die 8rconft,
oes Sonnenlidtes einioneen. ltno
bas aeldiebt in oen in Ser Sonne &C.
reiften nno gang pom Sonnenlicbt
blrborlln9enen Jriihtelr oie mir ein
nlad)en fit oen 8inter. @s lit an
8emein rattan, belonbers unter oen
geeenlpdrtigen 3eit,mitGnben, 10 bic
lie &onierpen ols mo9lih fit ben font
menben &inter o,,fallpeihern. ssalt
ieoe Sausfrmt bot 5uperlGiiiee ge-
septc art Sano. Sun Safe eines Ser
felben abbonben eefomnlen lit, ooer
man ein 'beileres tuiinIdt, iino mir
germ bereit, oonit au bienen.
sSic auf Sen Mcnl6en, bobe,1 Sic
berid)iebenarti9en Sonnen It rablen
alld) auf Die Eflon5en eineu perl6ie.
benen @infllb. l(nterIudunoen baben
9e5ei9t, oob Die Stroblen rot bis eelb
ben grobten pflml5enpbplioloeii
Wert beiiben. 60 eelong es bel ser
@urfe blrb aui0tliebe geltrabll,ng
NIT .9seonlid)t (orange) cine Itarfe
3lnabme bes WadStlms al er5ielen.
,pobreno bel oen Somoten oageger
Observation-Disclosures auf ftrateu.
Sic nltrobioletfen Stroblen betpirfen
ein be1es ioftiges 9lottgriin 1no ibo-
ne intenitpe 8liitenfarbel,. Gor eini-
gen SSSabren mad)te besbalb cine @las-
art, sic ultraniolette Strablen bin
hnrdlaBt, biel bon iib reoet1. Snopi-
jhen baben erafte Geriuobe aber er<
geben, oaB sic Soifrnns auf cine pes
ientli6e @rtraeslteieerune in 8e=
ipGhs bGliern, Die nit bielem @las
eeoedt iparen, ii6 nidt eriiiate. sic
betrdet geaeniber nornlalem @las
nur 3lpei Hroaent, iit allo int aage<
meinen praftild nibt bon 8elons.
- Mrs. 6. g., Maii. -
Sc muroe ipobl bebauptet, ibeint
aber nibt eeitbidtlid) beipieien 3u ietn,
bob oie &aiierin @uellta, Die @e=
moblin &oiier @ilbcln1s oes @rlten.
fatbolii6 eeitorben iei. 9efannt lit,
BOB iie fets fotboliibe @obltdtiefeltss
anltoltem reiblid unterltiitt bat l.nS
eineu reeen Gerfebr NIT fotboliiben
SroensIdlpeltern ulsterbielt, ipelde lie
in ibren lebten Sabren pflegten.
98ie Sbnen ols &oblen5erin erin,
nerIidb, peilte iie baufia in &oblen5
AM gfbein int Sd)loB nabe ON Hbein.
uIer ,,no audi BORT betatiete lie, 100
immer iie fonnte, ibren @obltatig=
feitslinn. 0ie berrlihen Hbeinenla-
aen, ser Gtol5 nno ser S6nud Der
Gtoot, lino ouf lire Mnreelns bin se-
pflan3t moroen, bamit ieber bort nod
bes Cages 2ait ,,no Wtiibe ii6 erbosen
f0nne. ltnmeit bopon ftebt Elm berr=
Iiher gtubbann1, ben Die &aiierin al,'
faufen lieb. Sic sSriidte oieies 8al1-
mes 1ieB iie iebes ssSobr iorsfaltig
fammeln ,no ibitfte tie Damn in oas
fatboliI6e @aiienballs, oamit aud)
Die or,nen @oilenfinber iid at ben
@aben bes Serbites erfreuen font,ten.
Sier in Gpblen5 unb 9aoen=8aoe't
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es fit oem Stofieriak nie fir oen
Neualtfbau ser @etpebc unume6nslid
notlpenoia iit. Nibt minber ipihtig
iino bie &oblebporate unb 5ette, be-
ionoers als @arnle-, 9rait- uno sett>
biloner. 9oh fonnen sSette unb 3ob.
lebDorate einanoer eeipiiiermaBen err
ieten, inOem Elm Seil sSett orei Sci
len 4obleBDbraten eleidpertig lit.
8eibe fonnen aber bos @ipeib niht
erieben, ebenio nid)t umaefebrt.
Eflan8lihes @ipeib iit ni6t 10 ipert.
bon tpie tieriibes. 9as 3oller in
ireenbeiner sSorm lit uns nnentbebr'
lid, ba es so Eroaent unieres Sc
| iomtaelpibtcs ausmoht.
Sci ser Mnstpobl ser fabrunes.
mittel nliilien mir 5lndhlt ol,f ibrell
gtabriuert Hiidlid)t nebmen, 3. b. auf
Die >Wenae, in ser lie sic perfhiebenelt
gtobritoffe entbalten. @s laiien lid)
in bieIer. 9eaiebung ,,nlere gebrGld)
li6lten 9tobrungSnittcl in folgenbe
Sronlng bringen: Stodfiid, Mager~
foie, 1noaeres Sleiid, Sering fettes
5leiid), 2nlelr, @rbien, 9obnen, Gier,
Wild, Heis, 8rot, @urlt &ortoffclu.
9Sir miiiien nun Die Musmobl lnlerer
NabrltnaSmittel in ser Weiie treffen,
boB unierm &orper iebcn Sag Iein
9ebarf on @imeiB, Sett nnb aoble~
| bporate aeboten miro. So3u brardt
man feline Usage ooer 9etoB, nidt cine
mai einen &olenber. Sic einfod)ite,
fiberite uno eeiiinoeite gtobrun9souf.
nabme beitebt oarin, oob non oft Oh
ipe6ielt nit oben anaegebenen Spei=
| fen. -,
@s iei nod beieefiiet, Dob ,mter
Den ein5elmen Hobrunesmitteln Ser
3uder in beaue aui 8ormetpert an,
boditen ltebt, Damn fommen Butter
Sped, @rbien, 8obnen, 2inien Reis
FSbofolabe, Sbit, @iirite, &ortoffelr.
@er oaber rebt raid gGrnle int
&orper er3eueen mill, geniebe piel
3uder, mie SOS 3. g. SportmGnner
Dor groben anitreneungen t,m.
8iele Nabrungsmittel, beionoers
Die ben 8flan5enreih entnonmenen
entbolten l,nperbaulihe Stoffe (3el-
faIeritoife ooer 3elluloie), bie bent
&0rper niht nur nihts niiben, ion.
bern ibm iogor gum gonoit iino. 9ie-
ie Stoffe beeintrdd)tigen Die 9erbau'
liGfeit elmer Speiie. gs lolien lib
Sic Nobrunasmittel nun in beaug ali
ibre 8eroauli6feit foleenoernoBen
oronen: 9tild, 3uder, Sdofolaoe,
Slide, sSleiib, Butter, 8rot, Heis,
@rblelt, 2inier, 8obnen, &obl, &ortoi,
feln Salat.
Gin ,3,,ias bon @etpiir3en unb sc.
nuBnitteln 81 oen Speiieu lit bis 81
einem gelpilen @rooe ipoblberehtiet,
benn iie maden bie Speiien iiber=
baupt erit ldmadbaft llno eeniebbor
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8eroaul1nssl0fte al. Sin llebermoB
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ab, treibt 3r bermebrtem 8enu6 gel
ftiger @etr0nfe unb beeinfluBt oos
NerbenipItem nno bie Berbaum9 III
nabteiliger gSeiie.
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&afiee 1no See. 9ielelben entbalten
fait 10 biel @iftltoff ais sllfuboI ,lno
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SIM Meitamrent

u8rinaen sic mir ein Shnieel.
Serr Sber - ober ein redt erobes.
ie0e &leiniefeit regt MIDI 10 auiv'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-07
Russians Tighten
Sevastopol Trap
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Continued from Page One)
separate peace with Russia. A Berlin
dispatch to a Swedish newspaper
said the Russians had recaptured
Fl~nnish-held Hoeland island in the
Gult Of Finland.
The British air ministry aid :
Sunday air raid on the italian air
drome at CastelVetrano, Sicily. was
= highly destructive hammering Of
precious axis air and fuel supple.
awaiting flight to axis forces n nor1l
Africa. a Caro- dispatch asserted
that ~ axis planes were DESTROYED
n tho raid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-07

Three great newspapers in Buenoe
Aires and Rio de Janerio are classed
as among the worlds best papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
COsmO Net Ace
Advances in East

PHIL DELPHIA. July s.
Freddie kovalSki. Hamtramck.
Mich, contender seeded third. to-
day will meet Tom Falkenburg Of
Hollywood. Cal. in a semifinal
match i'm the national interscho-
lastic tennis tournament at Merton
.lcket Club.
After dropping the first set.
kovalski rallied TO linn n { Q
Charles Samson of Denver. 2-6.
Co.. 81. yesterday. Earlier in the
day Samson had eliminated two
entrants
Tom Falkenburg scored an Sc.
6-3 triumph over William YiviSker.
Lawrenceville. n. J. His brother.
Bob, reached the semifinal, too.
by eliminating Benny Migdow
Chicago. 6-3, 6-1. Bob's opponen'
today is Holmes Cathrall. Scran-
ton. Pa. winner over Bruce
Daniels, Worcester, Mass, 90,
CT. 6-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
Shippers Name
.Ma(kindl Crews
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lady. can be made to look speedy
at times. That's why there is
always a lot of interest in the
crew in each years Mackinac race.
White Cloud. Sorensen's 60-foot
cutter. sailing in her first Mackinac
race has one of the best outfits
with Rex Jacobs as skipper. Joe
Snay, Ted Coggin Carl Meurer.
Harry Petersen, Jack Scranton.
George Hendrie and Bob Bryant.
Sorensen, up 10 his ears in war
work, may not be able TO get away
for the race on his ship which is.
favored 10 win.
Here are the crew lists OF the
other ships:
Estrellita-G Gorge Naumann.
skipper: Jerry Naumann. Bob Law
renee, Don and Dick Van Pelt.
AL Grundy. Ed Bodkin and Bill
Barber.
/ Hostess II-Charles Beck Jr..
skipper; Ted Farnsworth, Ray
Farnsworth. Avery Macklem and
Captain Henry.
Apache-Wilfred Gmciner, skip
per: Norbert and Vic Taylor, Fred
Blackwood. Bradley Masaitis. Fill
Wagner, George E. Van and Frank
KurSten.
Minx-Ed Wunsch, skipper; DR..
Jack Prendergast. Johnny Pottle.
Al Thomas. Jack Longley and Ted
Buttrick.
Duchess-Tom Lott, skipper;
Tom Green. Arnold Kasper, Ralph
Terrible, Gordon Saunders and BCb
Kerr
/ Rainbow IV-P. c. Williamson.
skipper; Jack Langfeider. Stanley
( Davis, Ign Stedman Jr., Brick
Viggo and AL Gonas.
Iolanthe-E. c. Balch, skipper:
Carl Zuber, Walter France, Franz
Doherty and Hugh Balch.
Dorjack III. B. Edwards, skip
per; Stan Puddiford. DR.. Rein
hold Allison. Byrne Kildea, Jimmy
Stone and Bob VBenkert.
Lurer-Paul Adams; skipper;
Dick Schleh, Paul Otis, Paul Wit
eel and Everitt Conklin.
\ Kittiwake-Bob Neesley. skip
per; Leonard Jerome, Glenn Car
ter, Chef Cook, Hal Erwin and
Clarence Moon" Baker.
Shamrock-Ernie Crates, skip
per; Jimmy Grant, Bill Lap
worth, Bill Noah. AL Cooper. Paul
Renner and Jerry Leone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
Seryicemen's Golf
at Red Run

Pete sobol. selfridge Field %; Henry
W Capron. selfrldge Field. 81: Albert
Fiorello. Great Lakes. IN, 81. Wait Claus,
selfridge Field 10 Rudolf Uebelher Self.
rtge Field. los. Jack Lawrence Navy. no
Store Captain Resh, Fort Wayne no score
Lieutenan, Tuny ~. Wayne. no score
David S. stanbaugh. Navy Recruiting. 90
Harry NJ Monson. Navy Recruiting. OF
John S. Taylor. Navy Recruiting. 10
Leroy Fisher. navy Service School. n,
score Jack Moore Coast Guard. IS
George Afbertini. Coast Guard los; Leslie
". Hughes. Naval Armory. 90 Joe Me
Carthy Naval ArmOry, 90 Vic Horn
Naval Armory. no score, Don Carey, Nava
Armory. i0l John LaFontain, Coast Guard
no score; r. David Hicks Naval Reserve
no score. Robert Anger, Fl. Wayne, 80
John Marusiak. Air Corps, 81: I. l.. Fisher
90; ID. J. Cunningham. ~ Bragg. rs
I l.. A. Gabis. Pine Camp n Y. ii9; X
Murphy. IT. Custer, ilp; r. r. White yr.
IT Custer yi0l Oscar Brock. Army Re
icruiting, 10; Harry Floras Army Recruit
ing. 100 Pat Lake, Army Recruiting. ii3
Gerry Lindqdist. Army Recruiting. l04: JO'
Wierzoicki, Army Recruiting. 90; Thomas
stapleton. p. Jackson. 90; Berline cyresso
Sans Corp ' Reserve So Sem walter 5srely
Fl Custer. IS: John Bologne, Fl. Custer
90 Joseph Stout. selfridge Field. 81: w. c
Hadley, Selfridge Field. 1903.
F. r shultz, selfridge Field, l07. Herl
klug, Fl. Wayne. l04 Norman Nowinski
Fl. Wayne. go; c. L. McGary, Fl. Wayne
iil5; ". y Hansen. TT. Wayne 1902: Lyl,
HOFFMAN. selfridge Field. rs; Mickey Olson
'selfridge Field, 7s g. r. McCleary. Self
ridge Field. no score: 3. Wishmeir U. s
Is. III: 3. Wonnall. L S. ~, l23; l.. NJ
IPittmAn. u. S. n. r.. lOT Marion Graves
RI. Custer, ST. Leo NJ Vadalavene, TT
Custer. l12; Richard w. NorthcOtt. TT
Custer, lie; B. r, Wilson, Navy Recruiting
1908. J. NJ. Barnowski Fl. Custer. rs
w J. Crowley. chaplain, Fl Custer. 90
Jack Henderson Jr., Navy Servic'
s. hool. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
Seattle Golfer
Trdi|ed by Sc

SPOKANE. Wash. July s
uNS).-Harry Givan of Seattle
led the field today with a three
under par SO as the western
amateur golf championship swung
into the second half of the 36-hole
qualifying round for the Ga low
spots in match play.
Givsn, a member of the 1887
Walker Cup team, flashed rare
form at the Mantle Golf Club
here in pacing brilliant field OF
Sc contenders including nationa,
and western amateur champion
Corp. Bud Ward.
Givan was out in - and home
in "a, two strokes ahead of Verne
Callison. an unheralded Sacra.
mento entry who carded q
36-34-70.