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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
Sat bic &ir6e beriagt?

Nnr sSSenorana, 8osbeit lno cine
totolit1rc Sntolerans fann Ser Stride
hen 8orpurf mohen ooer Sic @nflase
aesen lie erbeben iie babe periaet.
Die Stride, ser Eaplt bdtten oieien
9rieg perbiiten fonnen. 8ie Ieltiom!
Naboem man @apit uno fatboliibe
Stride ienoriert, perle,nnoet nno Der
folgt bat, seitebt man een eeiitliden
Sberbal,pt ser fotbolilden STRIDE cine
Ytad)t 5il Die tie ear nidt beiiet.
I'm arieee 5u perbiiten, bo5u sebort
cine gerie6eue Folitif, eine idarfc
Diplomatic une mub man cine inl=
ponierenbe .ipeltlibe Ntadt beiiten.
lleber feines bieier Mittel perfiiet sic
fatbolildc Stride, nod ibr seiltiees
Sberbal,pt, Ser gaplt.
9ie fatboliibe STRIDE mill nnb
fann, brrb ibre 2ebre lmo ibre 8ra-
|ris, ser @elt SEN 5rieoen erbalten.
sic mabnt, im Namen nno Iuitrag
ibres eottliden stiiters oie Menid)-
beit 5llr @ottes= unb 8ruoerliebc. Sic
erridtet airden, Sdulen nno So
lpitaler gum beitem ser 8epolferlng
ieben 2anoes. 9lber ipas erntet tie
oaiiir? Dfon unteroriidt bie Stride
init alien Ofitteln uno tpirit ibr oann
Dor, iie babe periaet.
@ie fanu sic Stride ibr Mmt, Sic
Meniden 5u eottesfiirdtieen, ebren-
nno geIpiHenbaften Meniden ,no
trenen Staatsbiireern eraieben, penn
man lie i6rer 5reibeit beraubt nno
NIT alien moeliben WeitteIn nnter.
briidt?
Gor bem erltem @eltfrieg rno Dor
ansbrnd Oieies 5ipeiten Weltfrieaes
bot ser Eaplt senlabnt uno eeiparnt,
perlonlid lno ourb feline @ertreter
in alien Sanoern, aum Srieoen nno
anr Wieoerperiobnuns Sein eridiit-
ternoer 5riebensappen tpuroe ofien
bon Der internationaIen 0reimaurerei
| per,porfen. &om Griebensiblub idfob
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

man i'm aus l,nS oieier Jriebens.
i6lnB rief einen 5tpeiten, nod fiird.
terliheren 8olferfriea berpor.
ST Die Stride i6ulo at oen in al.
len 2dnoern 5uuebmenoen gerbre.
den? Sebermann, ioear aufri6tiae
@e9ner, seben at, ooB sic eottloien
Shhlen nno REORGANIZATION ,mo bie
nn6riitlide 5amilieneraiebuns eofiir
perant'portlib lit. gs iparen nne iinb
Die Geeierungen in iait allen Can.
bern, Die gottlos eeiuoroen lino nno
Die bcn Geligionslinterribt aus BEN
S6hlen eebannt babeu. 0tan ldoue
nur bin auf SomietruBlano, 9eoai.
oeittiblanb. 8er berbinbert nit po.
li5eilider @elpalt sic Stride, sic sSl,.
aeno 5lt @ott uno at einem n1orali.
i6en 2eben 5lt fiibren? SIM gtaai.
itaat bat man, nod oem @orbilo oes
fomnnmiitiiden &uBlono, Sdritt fir
shritt leit fait 5ebn Sabren oen SEA.
tboliaismns aus oem politil6en 2e-
pen, aus oer gelalnten Seffentlibfeit,
aus ser Hreiie, aus ser 2iteratar, Dor
allem aus ser Shule, nit @eipalt
pertrieben. gs lit bon ser Na3i=g9e.
giernng ,lnablaiiis eesen Sas fotbo.
hide @laibensbefei,ntnis, aeaeu ia.
tboliide Rirdenfiiriten, gesen Yrie.
fter nno Oroenslellte, aesen fatbolilbe
Saien auf bie berlogenite nno perbre.
6erildite @eiie boreeganeen ipor6en.
Wan bat ii6 nidt seideut, Sen go.
ter eer Gbriitenbeit auf Sic infomite
@eiie 5u beidmipfen, nadoem man
bllhoflide &eiioenaen 1lno firdlide
8ebo,tae in biel groBerem l1miang
als aaee,nein befannt lit, iiberiallen,
eeI6anoet nno aum Sell aerltort bot,
nahoenl mani oas 8efenntnis aur
ipeltnmlpannenoen fatboliiden sc.
meinihaft often als 2onbesperrat ae.
branomarft bat, nadoem man nit
bolibelpiitiider Sreblerbano fib an
fronunel1 Stiften nnb am Germ0een
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
&ie Der Ynidpiarrer paafabrten sing

gen Sriinmern ilralter Staote? gSar=
uln aibt man Millionen at @elb aus,
nnl Die l,ntergegangene1 0erfnlaler
aus alter Belt aus Shutt nnb Sano
SIT eraben? @orlm oringen sic 0fen-
lhen inter 2ebcnsgefabren in sic ipiis
item llrnolber Amerifos, nm BORT bie
lleberrelte alter inoianiiber &ultltot=
ten ouf5lliuhen?
g9aS lino bas anoerS oils Gir6bDfe
elmer alten &llltur? Sort luollen oieie
2eute Die Gergangenbeit ituoieren.
0ie SHerben nno Gllinen MAIDEN if
nen lGn9lt pergangene 3eiten fnno.
0asIelbe Jude i6 auf Dem &ir6bofe.
Gort leie iN @eIbi6ten, sic in tel
nem 9ude 81 finoen ii1o. Seoes
@rob iit ein gud; ser 9tame auf Dem
&reu3c 9ibt oos SSSnboltsper5eibnis.
9os @rob ielbit mo leinc llnlaebuna
liefert oen @inbano, GorDort nno
9ta6port all gleiber 3eit.
Seocs @rob er5Gblt cine onoerc
@eibid)tc. Man mrb nur Die Augen
offnen 5u ieben, lno sic Sbren be-
reit bolten, 5u boren. Die alten &re,t-
&c uno .Steine lGnelt ser Mouer eraob-
len bon berganeenen sSSabrbnnecrtcn.
Sic ipreben bon @eIblehtern, Die
beute nibt mebr sefunoen fperoen.
sfer piibte nod etipas bon ibnen
obtpobI fie oielleidt nnter ibren 3eit=
aenoiien ,mo in oem &reile ibrer 8e-
fannten einen groben Namen batten,
penn Ser Stein i'm nidt ii6erliefer-
e? 90rit on nidt Sen 8ino, Der
'eiie nm oen stein iein ,,gonitos pa-
nitatrm', 80 @itelfeit Der @itelfeit
mo olles lit @itelfeit'', iummt?
llnb mas iaeen oie neuen @rdber =?
,,&arte nur balb, oann rnbelt oil
audi" ,,Seio pahlanl ,tno betet,
oenn ibr ipiBt peoer ben Gag nod
bic Stlnoe.' limo oas lit eine 8abr-
,eit, oie fem Ybiloiopb 10 ernitbaft
mo tpabrbeitsgetrem portragen fann,
Ils bic friiben @raber ouf bem &irh-
)of. Sic Iebret mid aud @eidihten
'on &f mb ssot in llnIeren So=
1en, bon 2iebe unb 2cib unter Sen
Menibenfinoern, BON &inoesbant ,mb
llnoonf. Sic perfiinoeH
mir, baB &onuml,nismus nno Sooia=
lisml,s MIR stamen lino fir cine 60
be, bie a,,f Dem &ird)bof allein praf=
tild tpirfiom miro. Gor allen1~ aber
Itellen Tie meiner Seele bie epiec
8abrbeit Dor augen: ,,@as niiet es
oem Mtcniben, ipenn er Sic gauge
Welt aeiuinnt, aber ihooen leioet OH
1einer Seele!" @ines MIR lit nottpen-
Dig: ,@ott lieben nno ibm ollein bie-
nen!" Naes anoere bleibt an ser
&ir6bofstiire 5uriid. 9ieles allein
aebt nit sir binii6er in Die @ipiefcit.
@s lit 2ebensneisbeit, rein nnb M
perfalidt, sic MIDI ser &irdbof lebrt.
8ei ieoem 8eiude lebrt er fie midi
o,f cine neitc uno eieene 8eile, 10
Dab iie mir ME ihal uno laneipeilis
porfommt, pie 10 mond)e @reoiet,
Die mir BON irsenoeiner &an3el nor=
eetroaen ipir6.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22


er, ,,gingen mir allr &apn5lnertirbe.
Sier iperoen sic @ebene bes bl. 81
bells bon Sigmoringen nlfbemabrt.
ssn bieiem Gloiter lebtc ct emit als
&opu5iner. Groteltontiiebe Shpei5er
Iuocn i'm 81 elmer GreOigt Elm. anI
bent @egc bortbin Dllrbc ct ml "a.
april 1922 bon Ianatilhcn 9anerr
erid)lagell.
Seinc 3eae lit nod SIT ieben. Eiid,
@ett nno 9etlh1bl ino nod porbons
ben. sic iino pou perbliiiienber Gin
fobbeit. Die 3eue lit aus Sol5bret=
tern rob 5uiammen9eldloeen. Sic lit
GuBerlt reinlid eebolten; I'M iibrige1
alei6t Tic mebr einem 3ic9enltall OILS
elmer Monds5eUe. 9ie 9lrnnlt ipor
in ser Sot oes Seiligen 9rant.
Gin lonoerbarer 8ou lit Die eotllde
Giarrfird)c. Sic bat nur 5Ipei Sdllic
bon gleider Sp0be. Cine Heibc Son-
len in ser 3tittc troaen oie 8oael1.
Mebrerc rei6eeidnitte altare, cine
&ren5abnabme uno cine fon5el IN
gptiI6er gusfiibrimg 9egen oos Sabr
1900 erreeten meine Nnfmerfiamfcit.
Sc mebr i6 iie betrabtete, oeito grels
Ter trat mir ser llnteridieo 5tpilden
iener fromnlen &unit nno was lth
beute in, 9el,tihlono pielfod 2,,nlt |
ibimpft, Dor aueen.
Die 9ertiheu baben ,pabrbattl9
arobartiec uno berrlihe Torblloer.
Sente Itcben iie nad ne,,en &unltfors
men. Sbne Die alien nodanabmen,
fonnten lie ,penialtens bon ibnen ler-
nen, ,pas &,mit lit. anltattoeiien
iiberiprineen manbe aleih 1000 Sab
re, ,mb eeben in ben Borbarismns
res 8. s5abrbrmoerts 5uriid. @s lit
ber5erbebeno, pie ieIbft ser Golfer-
batter in 8om gegen oieie art &imft-
raIerei feline Stimme erboben bat.
gSas nlan lmter Sitler balt, peib i'd
nicbt. @r eibt iih als elm beionoerer
ous. @abribeiniih miro
Sie 8unit inter ibm elm golbenes
3eitalter feiern. 0ob miro ct li6er
nid)t BEL ser frommen &unit bes oe,tt=
frben Wtitteloltcrs in sic Sdule se-
ben, aumal er Iblperlid &ir6en |
banen, 1onoern eber aerltoren miro, |
Sa ser &rieg Der &unit niemols for
berlid ge,peIe1 lit.
Anf benz &irdDbpf
ssn5miihen bat ber Gegen aufee-
bort. 3ie Saolfen aerteilen iid). Sim
norboltlihen Sinmel bdnet eiu 8e=
aenboaen. Gin iriiher 2nitang sebt
bnrd bos Sal. 9lati6euS ldlaaen
Die 8aiier bes sSl,iies ee9en bie
Ihperen 8riidenpieiler. Ssn oas trelt-
lole @rou bes &esentaees flutet bel:
Les Sonnenliht bnrd sic Stroben.
9as Sal tpeitet iid; Die 9erae bebe'l
iib aus bent Nebel; sic 5erniidt
bcbnt iid in bie Siefe ber iernen Cd
Ter. Mues rinoum geipinnt 2eben
nmo sSarbe. Die ean3e seatur atnet
tief nnb ipeit nod brei lonaen nno
trii6en Hcaentaeen. 0seinen 8eeleiter
rieien @eid)aite nod Sauic. SD eins
s,m Girfboie.
sSsn i,lneen Saeen ihon Ipptteten
meine sSrelnbe iibcr meine 8eiuhe
anf oem &irf)bofe. Sic fonnten niht
beerefen, mas ib BORT au ll6en ba=
be. Sd peritebe es ielber nidt. Nber
tparln1 iuhen sic 9el,te sic 8uros
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

On broldit nod lanee ni6t bie
5lu6t
Gorm 2eben 5,l ergreiien,
&enn sir nidt eleib au eoloner
sSrudt
9ie 0liiten alle reifen.
Wer benft benn bel Ser @rnte @nr-
ben
Ser 8eimlein Die i'm &aubreii ltar-
ben?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Wins for
His New
Owner
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Continued from First sport Page)
for Eckman and n triple for him
self In the third race he had
scored aboard Eckmans Red Hori-
zon A mutuel field horse, which
paid S2220 In the sixth he was
home free by three lengths on
Hindu Spy. owned by another Dc.
troltcr. al Wellman.
GuonnS three winners gave hum
= for Tho meeting and enabled
bum 10 gain on jess HICley ana
Johnny Adams. both OF whom
were shut out They have IS and
50. respectively Al Bodiou back
from Chicago where he rode Po-
franco. the early leader IN the
tQuipOlSe Mile picked up a double
with Patricia A. a. $3.50 in tho
second and Sldoui, the So favor
ito m the last race
Today racing IS headed by the
IcN Purse. a SIN furlonE sprint for
3-ycar-old> which will sec Wise
Colonel. winner Of tho Detroit
Handicap come out again against
SIX rivals The r. II. Beezley colt
has had sensational workouts re.
Gently and the clockefs expect hir
10 walk home II ne loses. how.
ever the answer is all ready-"HC
ici' his race on tho mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Brewers Climb,
; From Top
BY nIted Press

The Milwaukee Brewers gave
evidence last night Of emerging
from their recent slump by club
bling Indianapolis, II to ). The
victory. while Kansas City was
dropping a 4 10 3. thinning game
10 Louisville, left the Brewers just
three games out of first place
The Milwaukee men, with right.
handler Harry GriSwold on tho
mound, held thc Indians ScorctesS
until a ninth inning rally pushed
five runs across. Both teams col
leCted ten hits
The Colonies defeat OF tho
pace-setting Blues al Louisville
put them in top position among
the second division clubs
In another night game Column
bus Redskins made effective use
of their seven hits and scored z
Z 10 2 triumph over 81. Paul.
Games today: st Paul AT To-
ledo. Minneapolis at Columbus
Kansas City at Indianapolis. anc
Milwaukee at Louisville, all nigh
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Edgar Faces
Ring Veteran

Tonight at Arena Gardens two
young middleweights will meet in
a bout headlining the first boxing
show of promoter Sunnle Smith.
The boys are Billy Bengal. Dear
born, and James Edgar, Detroit.
The contest is for 10 rounds.
A cagy ring veteran with good
punch tangles with youngster
who has run up IL consecutive
victories since joining the profess
sional ranks. Edgar will be risk
ing that record against the
caGincss and punching power of
Bengal Edgar has been made a
slight favorite with tho fans.
Bill Eddy, Flint lightweight,
meets Dear ParSon. Chicago, in
the eight-round Semi-final. There
are three other bouts on the card
arranged by Matchmaker Andy
Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Hdrtsfe|d Wins
Another Race

Art Hartsfeld led from the start
10 register his third victory Of the
season in the 2O-lap feature event
al the Motor City Speedway last
night. A crowd Of $500 saw the
Detroit pilot travel the distance
in 4.52.2l.
Mel Hansen finished second fol-
lowed by Chick Stapleto1 and
George Whitman.
Duane Carter won his third
Australian pursuit race IN seven
starts here when he led Johnny
Wohlfiel and Hansen across the
finish line Owen won tho 10
lap Class e feature Harold Jaeger
was second ando George Lynch
third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
ZeIIer Has Another Good Idea

Jack Zee of the soundest baseball you find
anywhere and important who has the courage OF
his CONVICTIONS through with suggestions that will be
hard ignore concerning baseball for the duration.
will represent Detroit at the July meeting OF the
American League in New York.
will suggest that months be sashed off the regular
schedule for the duraonone month at the start OF the
season and the other AT the end OF the
The Tiger general also will that Florida train
ing abolished He thinks the players report to their
ball parks and get into condition the same as IN Florida
would replace the southern exhibitions.
With transportation facilities being taxed TO the limit
promise that by next spring the situation will be more
sensible that plan along the Zee line will
hav O be adopted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

But It's Unnecessary, Baumeartner Open Winners
Prove in Avoiding II
Nv NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

more halls here than on anyN
other course" Baumgartner exc
planned.
The TWO golf clubs which wound
up in the river belonged 10 Glib
Sellers. lie tossed them IN on the
afternoon eighth He also lost
three balls He had driven most
OF the night from Girard. O..
Where he played 36 holes Sunday.
Yesterdays most narrowing eX-
pericnce fell 10 Pvt. Ed Reppa.
formerly Of Dearborn, here on a
Today furlough lie put eight
balls in tho river. limerick KocSis
had seven in IL but had an expert
swimmer as caddie and recoV-
cred all OF them
Harvey Olson led tho amateurs
with 1919 -154, 10 Fred Genick's
,75-S0-l55.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
MEETING SECRET

Secrecy surrounded the meet
ing of the big three Frick. on
arrival. termed his visit merely
routine business trip and said
HE proposed series changes were
the fantasy of some New York
writers AT the conclusion Of the
days confab. however. Leslie Nj.
O'Connor, secretary 10 Judge Lam
dis and spokesman for the group,
clarified the situation partially.
THE World Series plans were
among n number Of things dis
cussed by the commissioner and
the league presidents" he said.
Proposals made both by base
ball officials and persons out
side the game in regard to the
series were given thorough con-
sideration. No action Of any
kind was taken however"
A change in World Series plans
would require revision Of the major
league agreement. but that was re-
earded as a minor barrier. II was
because Lands obtained the greer
light letter from President Roose-
welt 10 win wartime sanction for
baseball II was believed any
he might make
would be accepted with little oppo-
sition.
1.-THE club owners make the ar
rangements and then tell me
about them" lands said. I'll
administer any reasonable plan
they agree upon"
The proposed changes include a
series of nine games with each con-
test played in a different city; and
a series of Is contests with two
games in home parks of each of
the pennant winners and the re-
manning II staged during coast
to-coaSt tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Charles Decisions
Burley Second Time

PITTSBURGH Juno 80 INS).
Ezzard Charles. a hard punch
inc 20-Near-old Wciterv cigni from
Cincinnati. today stood on tho
threshold Of national prominence
following his second straight win
over Charles Burnley in 4 10
round bout at nearby Hickey
Park last night approximately
400 fans paid S6,643 90 see the
fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

The most unusual, certainly
none more tragic, ending 10 a
major league career happened in
the case OF Ralph Stuart Young.
Old timers will remember him
as Pep" He teamed with DOME
Bush to give Detroit smooth
and efficient keystone comblna-
ton under both Hugh Jennings and
Ty Cobb. Pep" is now coaching
baseball at Temple University, in
his native Philadelphia.
At the top of his form, and with
another eight or ten years ahead
of him, his throwing arm devel-
oped a strain of inaccuracy. Every
body was baffled.
Nothing physical was found 10
he wrong with his wing. EXamna-
ton showed that every tendon,
muscle and nerve was 100 per cent
perfect. Grand stand managers
and experts put il down as lack of
coordination between mind and
body. Whatever it was. il caused
an Overwhelming loss Of conf
dence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Rubio Surprises,
Beats Civic in 10

NEWARK. ~ D.. June 80 UP
Norman Rubio climbed several
notcncS Of the local hSuc ladder
last night BY scoring 4 surprising
l0-round victory over FrIizic
Zivic. former wcltcrWclCht cham
pion from Pittsburgh
A crowd Of f0q5 psd S. sna
n watch Zivir ST. pro6cr'
fsvoute, win only the FIRST and
seventh rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

Thlrty-four golf balls and two
clubs are resting today on the
bottom of the Clinton River. They
were planted there by the pros
who made up tho bulk Of the field
yesterday in the Harold J. Baum
gartner Closed Open tournament
at Clinton Valley Country Club,
The amateurs who competed also
probably tett some, but THAT'S an
amateurs privilege.
As large as this total may APP
pear, a golfer who IS on his
game and takes no foolish risks
Shouldn't lose any more balls here
than on most courses. The OK
pcrienccs Of the seven pros who
divided S255 of the $500 prize
fund prove this. They hit only
three balls into the river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Duro(her Sees Team
.Win--From The Stands
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Jun Q 50
INSl Manager Leo Durocher
occupied a scat in the stands last
night when his Brooklyn Dodgers
beat the PhillicS in a night game,
1913. and Will remain in the stands
for two more days
He was notified by National
League headquarters that he had
been fined $50 and suspended for
three days As result of his re-
fuSal TO leave the field in an argu-
mcnt with umpire Tom Dunn
when the Dodgers met the Cincln-
natl Reds AZ BROOKLYN Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
WANTS TO BAN FLORIDA TRIPS

Comes note from Thomas Dudley Harmon, gent who
scked considerable pCn the University of Michigan two
years ago.
Tom is now basic training for the army air corps al
Gardner Field, Taft, Cal.
Please correct something for me-" asked Tom IN the
letter around Detroit have written that the
rumor i around that washed out pilot.
This certainly true II is no disgrace to wash out
a. an army pilot il tough But I'm still going
strong and hope wings in time to couple of
MichganS football games next fall.
-" finished training AT ONnard Cal, my first 60 hours
Of A,ing have been classified to depart
mens but shooting for pursuit pilot and actual combat
This is a good fight and don't want to miss II
So that should of all wash out
lnc Michigan's famous AllAmerica halfback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Fri(k, Lands
Mum on World
Series Plans

CHICAGO, June 30 OUPl-
Speculation over possible changes
in plans for the World Series de-
veloped today after a meeting Of
Commissioner KeneSaw NJ. Lands
and major league Presidents Will
liam IlarrldCc and Ford Frick
Baseball observers regar d Q d
yesterdays conference Of the
three most powerful baseball eX-
ecutiVcS as session which cleared
the way for a speedy revision Of
series arrangements when the
major league club owners meet
in New York July 6 i'm connection
with the all-star game.
While an announcement from
Lands office terSely said mo
action was taken, II was believed
that a revised playoff plan had
been prepared for submission 10
the owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Hernandez No. |
Ring Challenger
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CONTINUED from First Sport Page
had weight advantage Of 2
pound and a half
I'm not az all surprised"
said Manager Well after the
fight although paid only
500 for him. realized at the
time that Pedro had champion
ship possibilities. Since then his
victories over Sal Bartola and
Tommy Forte upheld my Judge
ment. II was the best hundred
dollars ! spent in more than 20
years in the fight game"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
WAS TEANINIATE

Your writer was the first sacker
for Detroit then. very close 10
Pep" on and off the field. We re-
member well his first bad throw.
also what effect il had upon him.
III was not the bad throw of hur-
ried aim. nor one from holding
back. the common fault of the
young infielder. 1t was deep
seated. with a psychological twist,
and Pep" seemed 10 sense 1t.
Several weird throws in that week
served 10 focus the publicity guns
on the crcStfallcn Pep
One day he fielded ground ball
20 feet from first base. He yelled:
'I'Il make THIS one good"
He proceeded 10 toss II under
handed 10 me. He just couldn I re-
lease his fingers AT the right IN
slant, his strong right arm swept
over his shoulder and the ball
rolled behind him. toward center
field. He was then taken out OF tho
game. a crushing blow 10 one ol
the finest gentlemen ever IN the
American League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
MI. Zion Wins Again

Mt. Zion. leader of the Lutheran
League. defeated the Salem club
at Bob-Lo Sunday. hy the score Of
s 10 3. Bergamo, VINO relieved
Wilkc on the mound for the vim
nerS IN the first. pitched fine ball.
allowing two hits and striking out
Is. was easily tho star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Ternstedt Post Wins

With Larry Smith and Bot
GrzywacZ tcaming for a 4-hitter
TcrnStcdt Post downed BuShway
Post l6-l, in a postponed Ameri.
can Legion Baseball League game
yesterday. Dick Newbacker lee
tho attack with homer, two
doubles and a single for the win.
nCFC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
HIS LAST THROW

Early innings ground ball
came his way. He fielded it with
his usual grace. drew back his
arm. threw TO Lou Blue al first.
THE BALL SAILED 20 FEET
OVER BLUES HEAD.
If you think that ballplayers are
hard boiled, selfish and devoid of
finer feelings. you should have
been in that club house as Pep
Young accepted his tragic fate. We
all knew il was the end for one
Of the best second SackerS in tho
game. Always a very fine char
acter. 10 this day there has never
been one word OF complaint from
Ralph Stuart Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
DIDN'T GIVE UP

Ralph Young. as became his
competitive spirit. did not give up
without fight. II was a grand
struggle. but he lost. All winter
he battled inner feelings, consulted
doctors and maSScurs, hoping 10
find the right answer.
In the spring he reported TO the
training camp. Hours were spent
pitching batting practice Infield
work gave encouraging signs that
he had beaten his trouble. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
MGA Course Owners
To Meet al Redford

NGA course owners will meet
tomorrow al BEDFORD Golf Club
with Jack Winney. former car
dictator and tournament manager
tho host. a golf tournament will
be followed by dinner al s p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
How Star Was Lost
HeImann Recalls Tragic Ending Of Pep Youne's
Career as Tiger nfelder
BY HARRY HEILMANN

threw strikes over the plate all
day, his throws TO first were acCu-
rate Everybody in the camp was
pulling for him.
Owner Frank Navin paid visit
TO the southern camp for the eX-
pressed purpose. IL was announced,
of looking over Pep Young The
first day. when the exhibition
game arted,-Pep Was viSibly up
set. Every Tiger on the squad held
his breath. They wanted so much
to have Young pass the test and
continue his brilliant career. The
spotlight was on second base Pep
Young was 10 live or die in base
ball in this unimportant spring
game