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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
[cpORTS MIRROR
BY RUSS J. COWANS

n,uodelnha seems to be the burying grounds for
iin@ Young Negro heavyweighs. The boys go into
Ill., If Brotherly Love with string of victories only
wy decision to a Humpty Dumpty.
Tho latest victim is Harry Bobo, the Fighting Parson
p;bureh Bobo who vauted into national prom
u.e some weeks back by scoring knockout over Lem
Lin the hard-punching Clevelander, dropped de-
no Gus Dorazio the Philadelphia Italian who is num-
VI among the victims of Joe Louis devastating punch
pobo following his victory over Franklin, was pic
~ as the successor to Louis, just Lem after his
Eton of Abe Simon last February But Bobo encount-
huge pile of difficulties in his bout with Dorazio and
the verdict.
+ was lust three years ago that Roscoe Toles with
kr Of victories behind him and hailed of the
ng contendes in the heavyweight division moved into
Fsdelphia for bout with Nat Jackson a Humpty
|ny of the first rank Toes lost the decision in mag
lent manner.
Louis the only Negro heavyweight who can march
Philadelphia. smack over of the favorte sons and
Ok out with his fighting armour unscarred.
Thomas Briscoe, former Western Michigan college
athlete seriously concerned about the increasing de-
Luency, and offers sound solution to the problem
oe believes that the formation of softball league d-
H into three divisions will clamp the lid on the evil and
4 Il in sub ection for the duration.
Brlscoe. who has been making study of child den-
ny as the ground work for his M "A. thesis at Wayne
es figures from the National Educational Journal
support his contention From School and War Delin-
des one of the stories in the Journal Brscoe shows
delinquency has increased so per cent in England and
per cent in Canada during the war years.
Fearful that similar increases will engulf u.s. Brscoe
ping ont to do his share toward stemming the onrush-
tide This league, he said, would prove the best OBJ
lie for delinquency.
According to Briscoe's plans the league would be d-
ed into three separate and distinct parts-independen
rh and industrial This would be similar to the old
fba leagues that formerly functioned in the city, and
I'D provide ample recreation for the young fellows dur
the hours they are not employed.
While I've not gone into plans with Briscoe the pro-
sounds good to me, and this column is going a-out
md any help possible to the proposal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
Funeral Rites For Dawson Held

Funeral services for Robert Daw-
son, captain OF the Friars Ale bowl
ing team. were held Monday eve
ming at wright Funeral Home Han
cocL and Beauben. The body was
shipped 10 his former home in Ken
lucky for burial.
Dawson was killed May 9 when
the automobile in which he was rid
ing turned over on curve near
Antwerp Ohio. With four other
members OF the team Ernest
Boots Fairfax. Sam Merritt.
George Bennett and Floyd Foster
Dawson was en- route 20 Indianap-
ollie 10 compete in the national
bowling tournament
Following the acciden, Dawson
was taken 10 doctors home In
Antwerp where he was pronounced
dead. None Of the other occupants
OF the car were injured.
Bennett and Fairfax continued on
to indianapolis while Merritt and
Foster returned 10 Detroit
Charles Hague. manager Forest
Club Bowling alley. and Miss OIL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

National volleyball association fol
1913 This is an honor that Or
Gamble has held for the past elgh
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
Black Sox Open Season Sunday
St. Antoine 'Y' Keeps National
Volley Ball Championship

For the second straight year the
st. Antoine YMCA Volleyball team
won the national Negro Volleyball
tournament at Dayton, Ohio. Satur-
day, May 16. The tournament is
the "top-notch' volleyball tourna-
ment among Negro teams and ii is
a great honor to the team that wins
the tournament.
Detroit drew Dayton for their first
game. They defeated Dayton two
straight games. The strong Column.
bus team was next on their seized
ule and they were defeated two
straight games. The powerful ST
Louis team was next on Detroit't
schedule and they were also defeat.
ed two straight after hard fight
By defeating these three teams De.
troit was put in the winning
bracket. This meant that the De
troit team could rest from O'Clock
to 3 o'clock before taking on ths
winners OF the losing bracket. X
the semihnals Columbus. Dayton
and 81. Louis were the three team:
left. Columbus defeated Dayton il
very close. hard fought game
Columbus came back in the mex
game only 10 lose TO the hard fight.
ing ST. Louis team. BY st. Louis
defeating Columbus, ii made them
the winners OF the losing bracket
which made them eligible TO play
Detroit. the winners OF the winning
bracket, for the tournament champ
ionship.
The ST. Louis teams determine.
ton to win the championship de-
feated Detroit in the first game by
very close score. This wac the
only game Detroit lost during the
whole tournament. The Detroit
team came back strong 10 win the
next two games, maintaining their
championship standing which won
them the national Negro tourna-
ment.
The whole Detroit team played
stellar ball during the entire tour
nament. II would be difficult to sim
gle out any one person as outstand-
ing. However, because OF their very
fine team play. three men from the
Detroit team were selected on the
national all-star lineup. These
three men included Hughes Peter
son and Laverne Smith who were
chosen rs all-star spikers and
rightfuly so. betaGse Of their very
fine work during the tournament,
and DR.. j. NJ. Knox who was chos-
en- an all-star booster. The Detroit
team was composed OF Captain r.
G.. Schusier. W. c. Woodson. exc
cutive secretary: Hughes Peterson,
Or. J. NJ. Knox. LaNerne Smith.
Theodore Van Buren,. Or. p. b.
Gamble. William Adams, Willis
Ward. Radford Morris. Theodore
Woodson and Robert Taliaferro.
physical director.
The national all-etar team is com
posed OF G. w. Transer. Sam Balii-
more ST. Louis; Hughes Peterson
Detroit: Bill Rouse. Columbus: La
'ernr Smith. Detroit s.ph In
gram, st. Louis; Berino Senico.
Columbus; Or. ]. NJ Knox. De-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

troit: Bernard Peterson. Dayton,
and big" Whitaker. Columbus.
DR. r. h Gamble was unanimous
ly reelected as president OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
James Edgar
Goes East For
Some Bouts
Rife Team Third
InHearst Tourney
: Last Weekend

James Edgar. one Of the most
promising young middleweightk IA
Detroit and a stablemsie OF Joe
Louis, left Tor New York Saturday
where ne has several fights on
schedule. lie was accompanied ny
hr trainer. Eddie F'Gich who Is
also trainer Of the Brewster Box
ing club.
4 large number 81 boys between
the ages Of IL and T. arc iufn.lg
out 10, TIE Junior Boys Boxing
class ~ Brewster. The c,ass meets
each Tuesday from 70 ~ and
Is under the supervision @. Del Nll-
llams. trainer who gives Instructions
In he fundamental Of hoxlng
IT, addition 10 ne classes for
junior boys there are boxing
CLASSES for Young men every day
through FRIDAY from 20 pm
The BreWsiet Rife c.ln was p
resented IN the Hears Rife to.r-
nament ~ state Far Grounds ,nis
past week ty TWO jluior and four
adult teams The Nomtns team
finished thud with Nrs. krnet ire
Pos'les leading the way
The Brewster Mldae Softoall
league ohic,ally opened May is IN
der The leadership 81 uWect0r .ionn
Clover and senior President AHA
Bangh. There arc four fedms ths
eagGe Painters captaincd vs. Al
be- hamper W.llc.t+ Cart1n
Whit, Eastern Mario. Cur H.
vllr Evans Greynounds. Jasper
Garrett.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
|kons Reign As Supreme Slugger
Fied By Two Elite Heavy Hitters

d Gibson during the past five
ix years has been recognized
% TOP slugger OF Negro base
and % that Official position
Homestead Gray catcher has
riding the wave OF popularity.
hson maintained his crown
f.sh lhe years he was campaign
70 Mexico and the West Indies
p big bat was a potent factor
|feefminng the winner in the
faes in those countries.
Two Big Threats
NJ two threats to Gibson's lau-
have h',rsomed into full bloom
De past two years. While John
fp.nola and Bill Wright, the two
PAGES 10 Gibson's crown, have
lsed no wrinkles to furrow the
N q the big receiver. they have
? deni'nr fences in remote parts
lne PLAYING fields in the Negro
Ilonal league.
Iaese i3o hefty sluggers are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

allied Ruler has met and made more
friends. throughout the years, than
any other Negro In the United
States. Just his presence. plus his
inimitable mannerisms. make peo-
pie want 10 be where he is.
Tapes is the newly elected re-
cording secretary of Ford Local 500.
UAW-CIO. Before his election to
the $4,000 a year job he was the
idol OF his fellow workers al Ford
plant. and this feeling has steadi-
ly improved. as was indicated in the
election. Therefore, thousands OF
them will be in the Stadium on
June 7 to see Brother Tapes"
throw out the first ball in the sec
ond game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
Joe Will Not Fight
During The Summer

According 10 Associated Press
accounts from Washington, DC.
the Army is frowning on any bouts
this Summer by Heavyweight
Champion Joe Louis. This would
mean that his proposed bout
against Bob Pastor in July will not
be held.
Billy Conn. the Pittsburgh Adonie,
was slated 10 meet Louis in June.
but Billy injured his hand in a
family brawl with his father-in-
law.
II was recently announced that
Louis would soon start an exhibit
tion tour of Army camps.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

members OF the Baltimore Elites,
the team that meets the New York
Cuban Stars In a double header al
Briggs Stadium June Z. Campinola
is one OF the most promising young
catchers while Wright is one OF
the best outfielders in baseball.
Last year Campinola won the
batting championship OF the Ne
gro National league with an aver
age OF $40. including 45 home
runs. Wright was playing in Mex
leo last year and finished the sea-
son with an average OF ISL. help
ing himself TO As home runs while
the Mexican fans shouted with
glee. ,--
Predlct~Bl Crowd
Early predictions that the game
will surpass in attendance all 9TH
err games played N the Motor City
seem TO be approaching fulfillment.
In addition TO the two teams. two OF
the most powerful in the Negro Ma.
tional league. It was announced
this week that J. Finley Wilson,
grand exalted ruler OF the Elks, will
throw the first ball in the first
game. with ]. Shelton Tapes doing
similar honors for the second game
Twenty years ago. when John r
villains. just out OF college. was
promoting his first big baseball at
traction in washington. DC. - 8
game between the Brooklyn Roya
Giants and washington Senators
with walter Johnson on the mound
1T was ]. Finley Wilson who threw
the first ball.
The presence OF Wilson is indica-
tive OF big Time" The Grand Ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23

lie Neil captain Of the Alhambra
team. turned over $50 10 the widow
OF Dawson money which had been
contributed by fellow bowlers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-23
Stabbed In Chest

Leonard Wright, al. lis Mads-
son. was stabbed in the chest sun
day. Albert Gordon. 4S, same ad-
dress. was held for questioning by
notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Mann Awards
"a Letters

ANN ARBOR, March 20 Matt
Mann, coach of Mchlgan'S Mig
Ten championship swimming team,
announced today that II swim
mcrs would receive varsity awards
for their work in the l9il-42
season.
Eight 81 thN icttcr-winncrS hail
from Michigan. The complete list
includes Bruce Allen Milwaukee
Wis; Capt, DobSon Burton. Battle
Creek; Alex CANA. Flint: LOugf
Haughey Battle Creek; Tod Hor.
lenkO, Buffalo y. Y. Lou XVI
Ann Arhor; Strothcr Martin, JET.
fcrSonville, Ind. Jack Patton
Carbonate. Pa; Dick Ricdl Buff
falo, n Y. Gus SharcmCt, De.
trOIt; John Sharemct, Detroit; jim
Skinner, Ann Arbor Walt Stew
art. San Diego, Cal: PcrrJ Triton
Ann Arbor. Bob West. Jackson
A reserve award was given e
Dave Levy OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

EAST LANSING, March 20
Looking forward 90 their first
game of the season with the Pen
Sacola Naval Station next Mon
day, IS members of the Spartan
baseball team formed Nthe FIRST
part of "A Michigan state Dixie
bound caravan today
A second group OF players and
Coach John kObS were 10 leave
here tomorrow as they looked for
ward 20 a nine-gamn schedule on
the sixteenth annual southern
baseball trip for the SpartanS.
With several of The players be-
ing bordcrlinc eligibility cases.
KobS was awaiting the outcome of
final examinations this week be-
fore announcing the entire squad.
Those leaving today were in
folderS Art MaichoSS. Frank Pei
lcrin, Willie Davis, Bob Andreoli,
Roy Chlopan. Bob Young and
Nick PlcclutO; outfcldcrS Bill
Fit2SimmonS. Edwin Ciolck and
Wyman Davis; catChcrS Howard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Bahorski, liberda
Head Field in '94O'

Those cellar swelling Beauty.
wares Of the Rainbow $40 Classic
League are kings for a day. They
led the circuit on 1865 with Wal.
ter Bahorski knocking off 683 anc
Leonard Liberda. 675. and also
tied Pabst for high single game OF
III. Pabst is in first place by
two games.
Perry Allagrcen OF nottingham
with 636; Floyd Rlchman, Pfeiffer
and Matt Furgan, 500; Roy Cd.
gers. Altes, 623; Fred Miller, Rain
bow. 629; Art Klein, PabSt, 6lS
were others TO tally more thar
.615
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
By EDGAR HAYES

When Joe Ross and George
Moriarty organize their baseball
team from the naval recruiting
office in Detroit, they viii find
much talent on the ground. The
team will be holding indoor prac-
tice next week and move outdoors
as soon as the weather clears.
Two players good enough 20
get trials in tine major leagues
are among the athletes working in
the navy recruiting office in the
Federal Building
Dale Jones, one of the 90 re-
leased from the Tiger farm Sys-
tenn few years ago is a ycoman
third class. He is a right-handcd
pitcher. He got his start on the
Detroit Sandlots and was signed
by Wish Egan. Tiger scout He
went 10 Beaumont and was farmed
out 10 Harrington in the Texas
Valley League. Here he won y
and lost SIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Toledo i. Five
Team 10 Beat
In Cage Meet
Ohioans Turn Back
Hiehly-To Rhode
Island Squad, s2-7l

NEW YORK. March 20 P).--
Toledo UniverSitys champions OF
the Midwest the basketball CAPT
tai of America-wer labeled to-
day as the team 10 beat in the
fifth national invitation basketball
tournament after smashing -four
tourney records TO gain the semi
finals.
The aptly-named Rockets. ignor-
ing a ink which saw three pre-
vious favorites fall. blasted Rhode
Island States highly regarded
team off the boards, S2-7l, as
1850 fans roarcd approval al
Madison Square Garden last night
In the opening game, Western
Kentucky State scored the third
straight upset of the tournament
by eliminating City College of
New York, 1916. The Kentucky
conference champions thus earned
the right TO face, Creighton Uni
versity in Monday nights semi
finals. Toledo willPlay West Vir-
ginla University
Center Bob Gerber Of Toledo
second highest scorer in the ma
ton this season, accounted for
TWO marks and aided his team
mates 10 two others in the victory
over Rhode Island He scored 81
points on II field goals and three
fouls. This cclIpSed the record OF
y field goals and the 3l-point
total mark. both established by
Bill Lloyd Of 81. Johns in 1899.
Tolcdo's 81 points erased the
7l-point record ST. Johns set in
the same year and its total of Sc
field goals was five more than
Seton Halls 1911 standard
Rhode Island, New England
conference champion, had counted
on It's ace. StutZ Modzelewski,
major college scoring king, 10 out
score Gerber But ModzelewSki
was held 10 Is points by Toledo
Bill Rutledge led the New Eng
land five with % points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Bewdnger EnIists
In Naval Air Corps

CHICAGO. March 20 CUP).--
Jay Berw ger. All-American
halfback AZ the University Of Chi
cago in 1884 and 1898, yesterday
was sworn in by the naval air
force as lieutenant junior grade
on his twcnty-cighth birthday.
He was assigned TO procure
ment duties on the flight selection
board here. He is married. En-
sign William J Gillcrlaln, Ber-
wangcrS former teammate Al
Chicago. was the officer who
SWore him in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Tiger
Notes

LAKELAND. Fla, March 20.
Don Ross reported today that if it
wasn't Friday ne wouldn't have
any trouble lifting a big western
steak with hiS injured right arm.
Cant feel "A thing" Ross
declared
He was struck on the arm with
one of Paul Dcrrlngcr'S fast
pitches in the Tigers Reds game
IN Tampa yesterday
1T just went numb for few
minutes" Ross laughed off the
inquiries.
York, who hit several hard balls,
today was bcmoaning the fact
that he didn't get a hit in mis-
first game OF the spring.
Don't worry" Pinky Higgins
Gained the big Indian. "get 'em
when we need EN- this summer"
But while he didn't get a
knock York played Scintillatine
ball around first base.
Benton and White were 10
pitch for the Tigers against the
Reds I'm Lakeland today. Riddle
and Ben Wade were slated 10
fling for the National Leaguers.
Ben II "A younger brother OF
Jake, sOuthpaW who used 90
chuck for the Tigers, Ben losses
right handed
Ben was with indianapolis last
season
Riddle won 10 games against
but four losses with Cincy last
year.
Meyer came up with two hits
One he got with a lot Of hustle n
first beating out an lDfcld poke
Ross came up with the play
Of the day--a spectacular one
handed stop on Sauer. At bat
KoNs got one hit. walked twice
and was hit by n pitched ball on
another occasion.
Iemslcy Garncred teo two-
baGgerS.
The gate showed 5qS paid anc
453 soldiers and sailors, The
biggest hand Of the day came
when the announcer revealed that
the Dodgers were coming 10 towr
to play the Reds
e. One scribe wondered which hac
the biggest subway alumni -
Notrc Dame or the Dodgers?
L. VI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
GaIIandt Spears 256
In Fort-BIvd. House

Whether Otto GalIandt is trying
to spur Augie Jankowsky and the
rest Of the Union members on TO
a good showing in the ABC, or
merely giving an old flash Of him.
self is not known, but the fact
remains he clipped 256 in the Fort
Boulevard House whore Archie
Fiorenzi sparkled with 225-234-226
for 6S5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Yale Cuts Staff,
Joe Wood Dropped

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 20
INS) War today cast its awful
shadows over the Yale campus.
With the student enrolment
SlaShed by the draft and enlist
mentS, university officials dis
missed baseball coach Smoky Joe
Wood. tennis coach Bill Hinchlin
and golf coach Ben Thompson in
the interest Of ocOnOmN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
TALENT PLENTIFUL FOR NAVY NINE
Two Candidates Had Big League Trials

inches. made i'm the state AAl'
meet. He Joined yesterday
His buddy for many years, Dick
Pearson. has competed IN base
ball. Softball and hockey He was
Ia guard at Michigan State Normal
after playing several years for
BEDFORD Nigh. lie is a right fielder
and a better than average hitter
So Ross and MoriartY have a
good start on a baseball team
They'll know more about il when
the boys get outdoors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
high JUMP ACE

Another prep star who will try
out is Ray Peterson. Southeastern
High ace. He is an ourficlder IN
both baseball and softball. lie was
signed 10 play with Briggs cham
plonship team when he Joined the
navy. He was a high jumper in
high school, and he holds the state
record for the event. 6 feet. )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
MITE son SIGN HIM

II was AT Youngstown he was
signed up by Doug Minor, White
Sox scout. He reported 10 Jimmy
Dykes in Detroit and stayed 10
days with the club. He was or
dered South with them this spring
but enlisted in the navy.
Moran has engaged in all sports
He played baseball and hockey Al
Cooley High. He also played center
ice on hockey teams in the Border
City League and the Metropolitan
League. He was a member 81
the ST. Gregory CYO basketball
team that won the championship
last year. He competed as wei
terweightsjn the CYO boxing tour.
nament. Before he was eliminated
he won three bouts. Now he plans
10 concentrate on navy work and
baseball. He IA a.third class store
keeper
Neal Mcqueen, a ShortStop, was
star IN both baseball and soft.
ball. He also played hockey foi
five years. being a member Of tho
Mackenzie High team that cap
tured the city title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Church Cage PIayofs

Martha Holmes plays Highland
Park Baptist and Bethany Evan
gehcal meets EcorSe Presbyterian
IN Intcr-Church Basketball League
playofS at - oWntow ~
Saturday. First game starts az
- 90 n ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
HoI|ey Five Sets Two
Records al Riviera

Holley Five, composed Of Lloyd
Whitton, Bill Firment. Wynton
Buick, Al Novak and Cliff Colvin.
came through with new high
single, 1888, and second high
series, PISA, in the Riviera House.
Tony Thomas pa and Bill Fir
ment's 202-20l In 593 also stood
ont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
South Bound
Eigheen Michigan State Baseball Candidates on
on Annual Spring Tour r

Ladue and Len Phillips, and pitch
crS Colin Getz, Dick Burnett, Bob
Tcldcr, AL Jones and John Bobo.
Those who will leave later with
KobS if they get past the scho-
laStic barrier are Peter Fornari.
catcher: Joe Skrocki, pitcher, and
Joe Nelson, first baseman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
SIGNED BY PHULLIES

The next season he had a SINH
lar record with Lake Charles in
the Evangellnc League down in
Louisiana. He was cut adrift at
the orders Of Commissioner Lands
and signed by the Phillies. He
went south with them and was
optioned 10 Baltimore, where he
was relief pitcher.
Last year he was with Allen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

town until late in the season when
he returned TO the PhillicS. He
appeared in six games starting
against the Giants. In February.
he Joined the navy. He attended
high school at Northwestern, but
completed only one year.
Bill Moran, another Dctroiter.
was with the Chicago White Sox
as A third base prospect. lie
played with VlaSic and ClawSon
and with the latter team competed
in the national Sandlot champion
ships at Youngstown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
SERIES
Three games 0u' ~ i've
Springfield indianapolis 2
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
indianapolis 10 Springfield
SATURDAYS GAME
Indianapolis a. Sprf1gneid.
SERIES
1.-TWO games out ~ three
Hershey g. SsV Haven
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Hershey NrW Haven Z.
tHershey wins series 2 games
SERII~
two games out - three
Cleveland { WashiuEtun
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Cleveland s Washington
,Cleyr.and wins serics, games 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

But while ho didn't get a
knock, York played Scintillatine
ball around first base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Don Fordinond So1che1
Hos co'tIe ond toncbes,
4 white hociendo. o Sponish-bofn
wife.
Bot though he fotes pride in
The veoifb they obi5c in,
Ills daughter haiia is light Of
his lite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Ihc AatIoH'y RcadiHg Habif"
Magazine Scction-Dctroit Times

"P'tEhl I'lt, m the United states of Amcric, h,
~. weekly. Inc. Al Right, Reserved I nd.r
~ "h'I HpN right, Including Io,eign Rights
"p."uW' non m original, IN Translation 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

From for foreign pieces
Come s5fios ond ioees,
Come broceIefs ood eorrings ond combs
for her bor.
Does she bUf request
Midsummer fcsfo,
Then holt California fcos's on his
fore.