davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Juzgado dos wees. = Invitacion para ell Cincin-
nati.-El racionamiento.-Los errores Sc dupli-
can.-Fascismo en- San Francisco.

Jay Allen, ell corresponsal
que dijera la verdad cuando ell
fascismo International sc en-
sahaba con la Republica Espa-
nola, declare hace pocos dlas
ante ell Club F~rances-America-
no, en- New York: Los errores
cometidos por Francia Sc du-
plican en- Estados Unidos. To-
das las equivocaciones que
Francia Sc hiciera sc repiten
aquf."
En- una invitaci6n a rectifi-
car errores, desterrar ell "apa-
ciguamiento" y dar a la Fran
cia Libre ell reconocimiento
que Washington lie MEGA.
Por un lado atacamos ell fas
cismo y por ell otro nos "enten
demos" con el.
Lanzamos maldiciones So
bre Hitler, Mussolini e H;rohi-
to, pero "acariciamos" a Pc
tain, Franco y Oliveira Sala'
Ear.
Pedimos la destruction de
los barbaros; pero presidentes
"barbaros" los hay en- algunas
rep1blicas que por tenor, nc
por amor, Sc unieron va a Es-
tados Unidoa en- ell esfuerZo de
guerra.
La alianza, la intersolidari-
dad, ha de basarse EN- la con-
veniencia de los pueblos, no en-
la de los gcbernantes despotas
que deshonran a la America
Latina.
Y los pueblos de Espana y
Portugal, esclavizados, aguar-
dan tambien, como los checoes
lovacos y los jugoeslavos, la
bora de SUI redenci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Washington, mayo 29.-LOs
pilot oS de las fuerzas armadas
del Brasil deStruyeron aver dos
submarines del Eje Y captura-
ron otro submarine Y un buque
madre de sumergibles, segln ell
peri6dico Official A Mania.
Creese que Alemania dsclara
la guerra al Brasil por haberse
defenidido ell gobierno de Var
gas de los actos de pirateria de
los totalitarios.
Ell "Diario Carioca" da la i'm
preston de que una guerra del E
je contra ell Brasil estallara en-
IN cercano future.
mo somos un pals beligeran-
tie, dice 20 Jorn2l", pero jamas
permitiremos que sc nos desafie
a la puerta de nuestra casa.
Los valientes photos brasileros
Use mantienen alerta y son bue-
nos tiradores".
AViones de Estados Unidos a.
tacarOn a un grupo de submari
nos del Eje a una milla frente
a Port Castries, en- las Indias
Occidnteales Inglesas, m%ientras
ell destructor Blakeley, averiado
por un torpedo, recorria las
vainte millas que separan a Mar
tinica de la isla Santa Lucia.
Dasde la costa centenares de per
sonas presenciaron ell ataque.
Por 10 menos uno de los sub
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
r DE 10 CRIMINAL
IdGntificadO 81 que con c0che
mdt6 q an GBciaRO

La Sra. June Barna, de 30 a
nos, identificado aver en- la cor
te del circuito a George A.
Young, de 81 amos, como ell in
dividuo que con su camioneta
mat6, ell pasado Is de aDril, en-
Henderson Boulevard cerca de
Horatio, a lanciano Arthur Mol
thy, de Ga amos, un %campesino.
Viajaba la Sra. Barna con
Young y dijo: "Habiamos visi-
tado varias tabernas. Paramos
en- un lugar y Young compr6 u
ma pinta de "wisky'. Yo tome
una copa y 81 ingiri6 el rcsto.
Continuance ell psseo y en-
pez6 a ir de un lado a otro de la
Gale. Tanto me asust6 que no
Saba que hacer. Trat6 ds que
disminuyera la velosldad, pero
no pude convercerle. vi, algo en-
ell canine, pero no poiia decir
10 que era. lie die que ibamOs a
chocar con algo, y asi pas6.
"Di6 Marcia atras tan violen-
tamente que me lastimt en- un
costado Y en- el cuello. Sc baj6 y
vclvi6 diciendo: Bien, mate al.
va NADIA puedo hecer'
Visitaron otras taberL7s Y be
bieron mas, finalizando Ia fiesta
al llegar la madrugada.
Young admiti6 que Sc hallaba
con Miss Barna la noche del SUI
ceso, pero dice que no pas6 por
81 barrio donde o~curriera ell ac-
cidente.
"Si hubiera atropellgdo a al
guien, soy 10 bastante hOmbre
para admitirlo".
Hoy Sc entregara la causa al
jurado.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
LOS DUQUES DE WINDSOR
EN- AMINO DE WASHING
TON

Miami Beach, mayo 30 -
Los duques de Windsor llega-
ron a esta ciudad, en- canine
de Washington.
Mientras ell duque, goberna
dor de las Bahamas, conferen-
cia con los altos funcionar;os
americanos, la duquesa v''i a.
"a a sus familiares en- Balti-
more y hara que lie haga un
complete reconocimient0 ell
DR.. Lay Martin.
Sc quedara en- Miami hasa
Ell domingo,
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

de inocentes en- Praga y otras
poblaciones checas.
Los seis asesinados eran
miembros de una familia "que
escondia a autores de hechos
contra las autoridades alema-
nas.El estado de Heydr.ch con
tinda siendo grave. Tres pro-
yectiles lie penetraron en- la co
lumna vertebral. lie substitute
en- ell puesto de protector"
interinamente, el general Kurt
Daluege, exjefe de policia del
Reich. miembro de las tr0pas
de choque y de la guardia
Elite.
Aeroplanos ingleses de 5om
bardeo incendiaron cuatro bar
cos de un convoy nazi, frente
a las costas de Holanda. dram
te Ia noche. Varias escuadri-
Has de la Raj pasaron por ell
estrecho de Dover en- direction
del norte de Francia.
Creese que otros barcos mas
sufrieron averias:
Sc dirigia ell convoy a Ia
nueva base de Trodheim.
Aparatos Hudson realiza-
ron ell ataque. Uno de los bonn
barderos no regres6.
Varios aer6dromos alema-
mes Y centric ferrocarrileros en-
ell norte de Francia, fueron
bombardeados anoche.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
ERA UN DE d.
NAMITA

Helper, Utah, mayo 20. -
Eddie Williams, un niho de
euatro amos, anda siempre a la
GAIA de MADEIRA para la estu-
ia.
Encontr6 en- ell campo 10 que
lie pareci6 un palO y 10 trio en-
la estufa. La madre lie vic caer
en- las llamas, corri6 y 10 sac6.
Era un cartucho grande de d.
namita.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
UNA LICENCIA DE CHICO
DIAS PARA UN CABO

Fort Devens, Mass, mayo
29.-El cabo John Sampsell,
de Bellefonte, Pa, obtuvo una
licencia de cinco dias. Duran
te csc tempo Sc case, arruin6
ell autom6vil de su suegro, en-
un accidente, y perdi6 ell tren
cuando tenia que regresar al
campamento. LEGO cuatro no.
ras tarde>
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Ahora que Sc insiste en- apa-
ciguara Franco, debemos repe
tir unas recientes palabras de
John Collier, ell Comisionado
de Asuntos Indios, de los in
dios norteamericanos, en- esta
Repdblica Los agentes del E.
lie influencian a los Indios, en-
la America, apoyadoa por la
Falange Espahola y los "sinar-
Quistas." Son Instruments de
los nazis los "sinarquistas' me
xicanos.
La cancilleria americana
Gambia frecuentes mensajes
con Serrano Suher, que es ell
jefe o ell hombre mas influyen
te de la Falange EspahOla.
iPor que nos empehamos en-
proteger, entertainments, a
los enemigos de la democracia
de las ideas republicans y de
la humanidad2
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
UNA
QUE

FL Club Junior Mems Civic
tiene la amabilidad de obsequiar
nos con una fotografia del ban
quote que ofreciera a Raymond
Sheldon, ell senador elscto, an
ties de las pasadas elecciones pri
marias.
Els una cortesia que aprecia-
mos en- 81 positive valor.
Vino a nuestro poder por con
ducto del joven y quito secreta-
rio Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
LOS TIRANOS SOLO PUE-
DEN MATAR LA LIBERTAD
DEL CUERPO

New York, mayo 29.-Ei
DR.. Kenneth c. M. Stills, presi-
dente del Bowdoin College, de
clar6 ante un numeroso grupo
de estudiantes graduados que
los pueblos atropeAados y con-
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

lie preguntaron a Silvestre
Andriano, un exsupervisor de
escuelas en- San Francisco, Ca
lifornia, que pensaba hacer
con las condecoraciones que
Mussolini lie mandara, Y con-
test6: Las devolvere o las des-
truire tar pronto Sc me pida
"por una autoridad competen-
te".......
Por nuestra parte puede
guardarlas, va que, con elias y
sin elias, ell gobierno no lie per
dera de vista.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Evelio Hernandez fue juzga
do y absuelto.
Use puede juzgar dos veces
a I'm ciudadano por una mis-
ma falta?
Miles de inGividuos llenaron
sus tanques y oc~ultaron gasoli-
ma; ahora la ira, ell "delirio,"
Sc descarga sobre dos perso-
mas.
Consiste ell civismo, dentro
de la conception de los hip6-
critas, en- comprar Y ocultar...
Y los que no sepan esconder
bien que paguen por los otros.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Invitamos a las &C "iedades,
logias Y Camaras de Conner
clio de los barrios latinos a So
licitar de la direction del Gin
cinnati que los Rojos practi-
quen, en- 1943, en- ell parque
Cuscaden.
Con una alambrada alta Sc
perderian menos pelotas.
Ybor City, distrito calum-
niado, recibiria una buena pu-
blicidad en- TODD ell pals.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Antes del sabado declarara
Mexico la guerra a las poten-
cias del Eje, como 10 pidiera
aver ell p~residente Avila Ca
macho.
Ezequiel Padilla, ell minis
tro de Estado, manifesto a los
corresponsales ex~tranjeros que
va los nazis iniciaron las hosti-
lidades.
Tan pronto Sc declare Off
cialmente la guerra, ell ejerci-
to Sc hara cargo de todos los
medios de communication y los
buques y aeroplanos "azte-
cas-" buscaran en- ell mar, para
HUNDREDS, a los submarines a
lemanes e italianos.
Naturalmente que, al igual
de Russia e Inglaterra, Mexico
ha menester de barcos y aero
pianos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Compre sus billetes para ell
desafio del domingo, en- ell par
que Cuscaden, a beneficio del
Fondo de Auxilio de la Mari
ma.
Dinero que Sc invertira en-
socorrer a las Niudas Y hu6rfa-
nos de los marines de Uncle
Sam.
La division latina tiene So
bre ella ell deber de probar
que su patriOtismo es sincere
Y firme.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Carmelo Tito, un periodista
italiano, mantiene que en- Cali
fornia los fascistas dicen ale
gremente: Roberto ganara la
guerra"
Ro por Roma, Der por Ber-
lin, To por Toxic.
Para los traidores tiene pre-
parada la sega ell Tic Samuel.
Tito senal6 al alcalde Rossi,
de San Francisco, como "com-
panero de viaje" del fascismo
italiano.
Iba a las fiestas de los Tva-
sallo:" de Mussolini y levanta-
ba g~raciosamente ell brazO.
Cuando lie dijeron 10 que ell
civico periodista declarara, Ia
grimas brotaron de los ojos de
Rossi.
ILagrimas ~sinceras, de HON
bre injustamente acusado?
I~Lagrimitas de cocodrilo?
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

iAverigu6 va ell Sr. Cuesta
don Angel cuales son las
"gasolineras" de Ybor City
que violan ell racionamiento?
Y 81 NADIA sabe.... ipor que
lanz6 los dardos de la "calum-
mia" contra ell barrie de los ia
baqueros opuestos a las reba-
jas de jornales y los nuevos
"~estilos''?
iFacil es hablar Y a~cusar!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
The Nation Reading Habit"

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Duos
Start Tonight

First round Of the doubles FOR
the Michigan AAU handbaii cham.
pionship starts tonight at Jewish
Community Center, Woodward and
Holbrook. The second round starts
Tuesday.
Pairings for the opening matches
include John Gustomski-Ralph Ku.
min downtown YMCA) VS.. Ray
DKelly-Vincent Burns University of
Detroit; Larry Rothenberg-Jack
,Hagenah downtown VS.. Shulak-
Sidney Berg (Jewish Community
Center); Vincent Banonis-Ted
Pavelec (U. of d. VS.. julius Gold.
kal Gladstone GCC).
Tomorrow afternoons schedule
calls for Sam Dictor- William Har.
Iris (JCC) 10 meet Ralph Law.
John Knight GU. Of d.; darcy
'Carolan-Jerry Breen, Knights of
Columbus. pair with Harry Salter-
Ed BrandeliuS DOWNTOWN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
18th Air
Base Five
Winner
BY EDGAR HAYES

SELFRIDGE FIELD. March n.
The 4th Air Base basketball
team. successful in its defense on
the Selfridge Field title, will cor \
pete in the state independently
tournament at Flint early in April.
The 4th Air Base won the post
title by defeating Quartermaster
Corps five, As to Is, last night in
the finals of the tournament which
drew Is teams.
The winning team Is scheduled
to play the strong Chanute Field
quintet within the next 10 days.
The Chanute five is rated second
to Great Lakes among the service
basketball clubs.
The 4th Air Base boasts several
outstanding high school players
and has been playing together for
several years. They have COM
tpeted against many of the strong
est amateur teams in the district.
The high scorer in last nights
game for the victors was E. Bor-
kokski who has played on the post
team for three years. He tailed
l18 points, equalling the total OF
the opposition. He is one of the
! fey players who had no high
school experience when he joined
the service but his height of six
feet three inches soon enticed him
into the game. Hard work made
him a star.
Cappy Capron has played six
years with Selfridge Fields teams.
His club in 1898 won 80 out of So
games and was considered the
best team in the state. He played
with Cypress Hill. Ill, for three
years before enterin gthe air force.
Cappy scored 10 points last night.
A teammate. Buck Weese, also
accounted for 10 points. Buck was
all-state player at Danville, ILL.,.
and after one year at Selfridge he
was transferred to the West Coast.
His return found him a regular
once more.
Chef Wiencek, a three sports.
man from Hamtramck High. L.
guard on the championship teal. !.
Chef won honorable mention on
both all-city and all-state teams.
| He also won letters In football
and baseball.
In the preliminary Tow Target
defeated the Weather five. 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Baker
Praises
Hal White

Continued from First Sport Page
ing the Tigers TO four hits. Wade,
up from Indianapolis and younger
brother of Jake Wade, former
Tiger, allowed but one hit in three
innings. One of the two Detroit
tallies was scored off him when he
walked three men and Bob Patrick
came through with single.
York's homer off Beggs ac-
counted for the other marker. The
hit, which carried far over the
fence in left-center near the 1917
foot mark, was the first of the
spring games for the Tigers and
the first in Lakeland this year.
Moreover, York was making his
first appearance of the training
season in a game at the local park.
He was given warm applause by
the chummy group of 758 paid.
Dixie Parsons got the other two
Tiger hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
.Upsets Mark
PrepCdgeGdnne
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
the Southwestern defeat. sinking
only nine out of 26 tries. Two
Hamtramck players. Tom Krupa
and Henry Szalka. were ousted on
fouls and three others, Bob Barna,
Wojcinski and Gene Malinowski,
had three personals apiece when
the game ended.
II was the fourth year in a row
that Southwestern had gained the
semifinal round, and for the fourth
time the west side school missed
out.
.Central's conquest Of Cass was
easier, although the Mechanics
came within four points of a tie
in the closing minutes. The Cass
players were off on their shots and
it was not until - minutes Of the
game had been played that Lou
Smith broke through for the Me-
chanics' first field goal. Central,
meanwhile. aided by the sharp
shooting Of Jerry katZ and Har-
land Hudgins. took a 6-l lead al
the end of the first quarter and
Iupped il to 17-6 at the interTnis-
sion.
In the third quarter Central
continued 10 hold CasS off and
went into the final period with q
l26-t6 lead. But in the final eight
minutes Cass gave its best per
Torrance. scoring half of its l.
field goals.
The Mechanics cut down Cen.
trails lead until they trailed, 1928
with less than three minutes left
The rally was over. however, and Z
free throw by John JAMS and T;
basket by Katz on a sleeper" PLAY
IClInChed the victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Detroit ABC Scores
SINGLES

SINGLES
Frank Purse SIS. Arthur Kalinow 81.
Arthur Tesner o26. Arthur Dubeau 523
Robert csssel (Melvindaie) 500. George
Cassel (Melvindale) SIS, Ed Wass (Mel,
vindalel o22. Kenneth Davis tMelyindaie)
$50. Edward Ryscn (DearbornD sal,
Frank Koiaski- tbearsornt $50. Mtcnse
Gordon tDesrborn) SIS, Frank Smith
(Dearbornl 4s7, Herbert Payne (Dear.
born) ts3, Maurice sapovieh (Dearborn
tsi, Al Carey SAllen ParkJ sl3, Joseph
Farko fallen Park 500, Gene DeMam.
bro tAllen Park $50. Alfred CAmpsu
sAil.n Pa. Park sls. Msrl. Smith !Ah.,
ast. Carr Ruebelm.n lake orion) .57.,
Hammelef lake orton) 500, Kenneth
Pennlman tLake OrionD Ell. william
[L s..' oI,ds ss' ,s Ssss' ass Clovis Miller
Harold 49, saa, hack Murray sas
Samuel Lundberg 3oe george Giles 4ss
Nicholas Van RinseIes'~yn -. Harold
Purse Dubesu 1888, Void -Kalinow 1000
TeSner Horlocker 1888 Kotosh Payne
Dearborn 1859. Gordon Rysch dear.
born) 1855. Smith -ss psyich dearborn
1918. rey-Semeth (Allen Park li4s
DeMambro- Farkss (Allen PsrD 1888,
campsu Smith tAnen Parsl 1851. Davs
49, Chelvtndale) 1921. Pennm an Ham
slef uske Orion) li2. Miller &c Rue.
oernsn Lake orion 1910. Smith o Brien
lake Orion lOl2.
shaw Van Rinselesteyn 1921. Iundbefs
AdAir 1919, Giles Murray e77.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Quintet
Takes Fourth
In Abe Tourney

UMBUS, O., March 81
(INS)-Schlitz of Milwaukee to-
day held second place in the FIVE
man standings of the American
Bowling Congress tournament fol-
lowing the second straight day
which saw II changes among the
top 10 in the four divisions.
Schltiz blasted the ten pins for
I3105 TO roar into second place be-
hind Budweiser of Chicago who
slapped out 1871 Wednesday night.
That was only one of the seven
changes recorded in the five-man
bracket Friday.
When the Schlitz team dubbed
the Naples for the second 300
series of the classic, il was the
third time in the 42-year history
of the ABC tournament that two
series of 300 had been shot in
the same event.
All Sports Equipment Of Flint
Mich, banged out 2930 10 take
fourth position; Auto Club OF
Michigan, Detroit, fifth with 1904
Frank Becker Recreation, Milwau.
kee, and Stoney Jones Beer, Nc.
KEGS Rocks, Pa. into triple tie for
sixth with 1892; Acme Furnace Fit
ting; Chicago, into ninth with
1881, and Norge Rollators, Detroit
28S8 for tenth.
Littel Robert Tritschler of Nor.
wood, o.. picked the world cham.
lpionships TO score his first FOX
lseries in Is years of kegling anC
as a result, rested far in front oil
the field in the singles with a 73l
count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Splinter Helps
Southeastern TO
Hold Track Title
JuneaIeers Edge Out
Hamtramek; Bernard
Captures z Races

Adiel Bernard. hero of South
eastern Highs victory in the city
indoor track meet last year. came
through in the clutch again as the
Jungaleers repeated as east side
champions OF the Metropolitan
League yesterday at DENLY.
The speedy Bernard contributed
20 valuable points TO Southeast
Iern's 751a winning total. captur-
ling the 80 and 220-yard dashes,
the only firsts won by the cham
lpions.
The Jungaleers were pushed by
three schools. Hamtramck finished
second with 68la points, followed
by Eastern's 631a and Denby's
I60i1. Northern had 26, Cass Tech
Is, Pershing 8 and Highland Park l.
Eastern's surprisingly good
showing was featured by its relay
team of Luther Burnett, Robert
Knoll, Donald Veins and Arnold
Jones. who won the event in /
minutes, 1856 seconds. This bet
tered unofficially the existing
mark by two-tenths of second,
but Cooley ran il in 1854 in the
west side meet Thursday.
High Jump-Won by Ernest Boyd (N);
Carl Esther (sEl. Elvred Pickett Old,
tied for second Bob Tillsbury tE). Har-
old Tonkins (D) and Fred simpson (E),
tied for fourth. Heights feet.
ss0-yard race-Won by Jim Wesley tH);
second. Ken Woodward Cd; third. Bob
Robinson (sE); fourth. John Carissini
tED: nth. Morris Oullette lsE); sixth.
Joe Zernchik (HP). Time-7:0ss.
30-yard dash-Won by Adiel Bernard
tsED: second. Don Veins tEl third.
Julian Witherspoon IN: fourth, Ed Grant
CPJ NTH. Eugene Bernat (H): sixth, Bob
Knoll (E). Time-:03s.
30-yard high hurdles-Won by Tonkins
Cd: second. Biernat CID; third. Emil
Simonei (E); fourth. Jim Jones (SE) ::
NTH, Estler (sE); sixth. Jim Giolin (E).
Time-:04.2.
3O-yard low hurdies-wou by Bob
Knoll (ED: second Richard Rogers &C.;
third, Biernat (H); fourth, Grant tP) !;
nnn. Jones tsE): sixth. simonei tED:
Time-.4.i.
22o-yard dssh-won by Bernard (sED;
second. Witherspoon (N); third. Paul Bar
Eowsh (H); fourth, Bert Dickcrson tsED ::
nth, Arnold Jones tE): sixth, Don Veins
(El. Time--;25.
Reiay--Hdn ny Eastern Luther Bur
nett, Knoll, Veins. Jones) second, South
eastern; third. Hamtramek: fourth. DENLY !;
nfth. Northern; sixth. Cass. Time 9.
Theoretically ~betters city record OF 80. 81
set by Cass In ls4D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Illinois Five Out
OF Big Tournament

NEW ORLEANS. March q
QNS).-The Big Green of Dart
mouth. champions of the Ivy
League. and the Wildcats Of the
University of Kentucky will clash
lin New Orleans tonight for the
Eastern NCAA basketball cham.
Ipionship.
The two quintets earned the
right TO meet each other by de-
Heating Penn State and Illinois
last night. Dartmouth downed
IUenn State, IA to 80. while Ken
lucky tumbled the champions OF
the Big Ten, as to Al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
OHIO Bellies Gutter Stories

about Otto being "quiter
blood He that night remember that he put
palm of when he his
glove spilled through dastardy sneak punch
roaring hall of fame
Otto seemed
driving Beds beezer right through his skull and out the
banged saVagely
Though Bede otherwise fought back with glorious pluck
releneSy cruel Otto didn't catch HIM IN that nrSt
about it.
There a however Fc Funeral Day for the
right fist landed Bedes chin could
have sparks fly BedHl went down. his head
twste IN fashion the lower rope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Scratches
TROPICAL PARK
Tyack fast

TROPICAL PARK
Track fast
First Facs--Besi Quality, Augustus,
Helen Ward. Tea Hour, All Time High,
Water Eagle.
Third Race-FIre Engine. Brown Mats.
Montree Buckrs. Twotimer.
Firth Race marlborough. Whiscendent.
Bars.
Sixth RAce=fscoiad.
Seventh Race-Light Reign.
Eighth Sicklebill. Tough Bird.
Ninth Race Substitute -Declared OF.
At OAkI.AWN
First Race-Dinner Jacket, First Yam
lily. Pomplit. Memphis Lad, Bubble ILL.,
Rusty Gold.
Second Race ForEather. Double Fee.
Cherriko. Mira. Rye Grass. Vegas John.
THIRD Rsce-olympian. Boxids. Okoole
Maluna
Fourth Race-Pernie
FIFTH Race-Last Call. JUN Box
Sixth Race-Recoatna, queen Toxic,
Alcinous. Sun BY.
Seventh Race-Sun Mica.
Eighth Race-B osky Dell. Perpier.
Bull Terrier. Turptaole, Hi-Csrl, VaIdina
Opal.
Track fast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
ABC Standings

udweiser Chicago 3i3i
sehiitI, Milwaukee 31oS
Adams, Akron, O 1854
MICH ~ 1880
Becker Recreation. Milwaukee 3 SCI
SINGLES
Robert Tritsehler. Norwood, o. 73i
George Theei Chicago fO9
Joseph Kaninski. youngstown. o. ss1
Vincent Cries Elizabeth. ~. J. $40
FRANK PURSE DETROIT sss
ALL EVENTS
Joe wIlmsn chicago 1897
Frank Schnaltman. Chester, Pa. 1855
Joe KAminski Youngstow. o. 1889
Dick Hobbs. Lima. q. 1877
George Theei Chicago DT7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Hockey Standings
NATInNAI IEAGIE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
sERIEs A
{ -Four out OF seven Tamesl
TONIGHT's GAME
sew York at Toronto.
sERIES n
(Two cot Of three games
TOMORROW GAME
Boston at Chicago
sERIEs e
(TW0 out 81 three games
TOMORROW'S GAME
Montreal a. DETROIT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sERIES
(Three games out % ave-
Springfield e. Indianapolis -
Indianapolis 10. Springfield ;.
TONIGHTis GtME
Indianapolis al Springfield
SERlEs
(Isershey wins series. games % o..
SERIES &
tCleveland wins series, 2 games 10 o..
MICHIGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE
SERIES A
OPariscisan beats Akron. 2 games O. ~
SERIES n
CTolsdo beats Windsor gsmss 70 o.
SERtFS q
Three games out % five)
Toledo s. Parisclean 3
TONtGHT'S GAMI
PAraciean At Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
HAMTRAMCK
rAss IEcH

Totals n t7s Totals IL IS
Score st haN--Cenfrsl II. Cas- Teen s
Officiss-P Percy Drew and Ear Meyers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-21
Looking for sympathy, but None Shown

looking the fence of human faces seeking
spare little pity He needed IT, Game enough
like bulldog He tried TO smile and great hood
blood oerrode the dykes the swollen lips which had kept
this crimson flood within bounds.
Otto had his elephant gun roared just
gun would have rverberated through the elephant
though riding magic thud
of an anvil Bedel never been knocked out before
hers! Young Otto taught four Golden Glove 1ar
world Lou Sahca Pete Seao Melo
md Lesnevich