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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
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9bilaoelpbia bonn 5iioen ber nit iei'
nem ,8unooaer" sic Iesten 81,une
rieoerbrah uno iid nit Dem bon Nor-
BEN fommenoen Bbt. Mlfreb sSaluffu
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bas groBartige 8erf ser alasfaitraBe
fertig; am 20. geobember miro lie
feierlid In Mntpeienbeit bon Wailitdr-
uno 3ipilbeboroen aus ben Ser. Staa-
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tpidelnoe 3nitdtoe in bobern Naoi-
freiie1t. Der Gr-8irtidafts5ar &ial-
mar Shadt ion nit groBem biirofra-
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Sen ,tnb bonn Sitoet ber iib bur6 bie
etpigen Balber oes Sdpeigens Dor,
arbeiteten, ba6en iid ioeben i'm yu-
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lit iebt geiidert in6 fit ben 8inter-
felbslg bon nno' ean5 bereit, uie bas
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gungsfommanbos beriibert. Die Ser
teioigung Mlasfas tritt nit 8eginn
bes @inters in cine neue Bbaie. Sic
eigentiimliden 8eoingrnaen bes @in'
iers bringen es nit fid, baB bie Ser
forgltng Ser sort itebenoen 5treit.
frafte i'm Sommer erfoIgen muB.
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miibe See, treibenbe gisberge nno
f6lebte 2anbe- 1tn6 Mnfernngsner.
bdltniiie i6affen allerba,t6 Brobleme.
aber ite iino nidts i'm 8ersleid gum
Winter, iuenn bas Badeis bie Ser.
ingitraBe nit einem ,tnonrdbringli.
den @all nbidneioet.
go Iagen Sic Dinse, aIs bie So
paner ibren 5dlag geeen Dutd Sar.
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Befeftigung Der 3elte mar fait ell,
Sngenieurproblem: Gdus gegen oie
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ben berbinoet, lit foeben fertigseitellt.
Die @aumannihaften, Die BON Nor-
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raumt lporocn lei uno oaB Die 8riten
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
DTigers Defeat
Macks in 11th
Continued from First Sport Psge)

Continued from First Sport Psge)
make a leaping one-handcd catch
of what looked like n sure extra
base knock for Dick Siebert.
The Tigers drew first blood with
a run in.the fourth. McCosky. first
up. singled 10 right and moved up
base when Higgins beat out a
bunt in front of the plate Meyer
singled TO left. scoring McCosky.
Then came JohnSons homer in
the sixth. Miles led off with a
single and Davis sacrificed. Valo
walked. Bang-Johnson's whop-
ping four-tripper sailed far up into
the upper deck of the right field
stands and the AS were in front,
The Tigers scored a marker IN
their half Of the sixth TO slice the
Philadelphia lead 10 run. After
Higgins walked, Meyer singled.
Parsons popped IN Savage trying
10 bunt. Radcliff batted for Ben
ton and walked, filling the bases.
Lipon flied to Johnson, Higgins
scoring after the catch.
The Athletics scored their two
tallies off Corsica in the seventh
after two men were out. Miles and
Davis each singled and Valo
walked. filling the sacks. Then
Johnson came up with a single,
scoring Miles and Valo.
The Tigers tied the count al
five-all in the seventh. With one
out York walked McCoshy flied
10 Johnson. but Higgins and Meyer
singled. Meyers hit scored York
and sent Savage 10 the showers,
Harris taking over Gehringer
batted for Parsons and singled off
Harris. scoring Higgins Harris
1batted for Corsica and also singled,
scoring Meyer.
Tommy Bridges and Hal White
will pitch for the Tigers against
the Senators in a double-headcr at
Briggs Stadium this Sunday. Alex
Carrasquel and Early Wynn will
hurl for Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Seniors Golf Title
Is Won by Doughty

r. Fl. Doughty of Detroit Coun-
try Club won the State Seniors
golf championship Saturday st
Detroit Golf Club by adding Q zs
10 the 81 he scored there recently
when rain forced postponement OF
the second round. Doughty. former
National Seniors champion. edged
out w. A. Ryan Of Detroit Golf
Club by single stroke. Ryan had
S0-77-l57. Fred Rggin Of Port
Huron had s0-7s- I5s and A. w.
Wallace the defending tiuist
81-79-l6O.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Boudredu Ordered
To Rest by Doctor

CLEVELAND, Sept. II (UP).-
Lou Boudreau, youthful manager
and second baseman of the Cleve-
land Indians, has been ordered by
his physician to stop playing
baseball until his health improves,
Bouareau was said TO be suffering
from pleurisy and was replaced by
Russ Peters in yesterdays game
against the Boston Red Sox.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Oscar Rosen Gains
Trophy al Red Run

The presidents trophy. competi-
tion for which featured Presidents
Day honoring Paul Keller. Satur-
day at Red Run. was won by Oscar
Rosen with a net score of 137 for
two rounds. A 25-stroke handicap
man, Rosen had scores of IS and
80. Harold Kelly and Frank Far
rell tied for low gross in the cham-
Epionship flight with 7I's. Leo Riv-
est's 82 was low in Class A and
Harry Lennonas 90 in Class r.
More than $50 members played
golf. A banquet followed,
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
23-Day Race Meet Begins Monday

her second straight victory. hav-
ing accounted for the Labor Day
handicap at Cleveland's Thistle
Down course. Cirio. Dead Level
and Tomochichi round out the
field.
Two-year-olds will contest in
the 81, 500 Tahquamenon Purse,
secondary feature with All Good
and o X Joe. owned by 1t. Theo-
dore d. Bull, j. l.. Meningitis
Eugene; Supreme Best. owned by
Z. c. A. Berger. and Amy's Third,
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Bad Man Lewis on
Fairyiew Program

Featuring a triple windup wres-
Ting card at the Fairview Gardens
next Tuesday evening will be the
return TO the mat here OF Eddie
BAD Man" Lewis. who formerly
promoted at the Arena Gardens
and now is in the Ford plant pro-
tectivc service.
Before promoting al the Gar
dens, Eddie used to wrestle all
the big shots" in the heavy and
Junior heavy classes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Michigan Team
Still a Puzzle
For Coaches
Forwards Cause Of
Chief Concern; More
Pleased With Backs

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 1.-THE
University of Michigan football
team completed its first week OF
practice today, but still remains
the same unpredictable eleven II
was before uniforms were handed
out.
Even Coach Fritz Crisler said:
al don't have the slightest
idea II the boys will win Ave or
lose six. We have n first rate
squad on paper, but In practice
we aren't clicking"
The Wolverine coaching staff as
q whole thinks the varsity isn't
displaying enough of the old
college try" that is so important
II Michigan is to have successful
NaagAn
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

the property OF George T. Will
liams, matching their speed at 81,
furlongs. All Good accounted for
six races this year and Sever
Hearts was victor of three straight
during the summer meeting.
Officials of the Detroit Racins
Association have completed last.
minute details prior 10 the open
ing and announced that post time
would be 3:l5 p. m. daily except
Saturday. when races will start ar
hour earlier.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Wayne Grid
Schedule

Oct. III. ~ n, home tnisht gamer.
Oct i0-Michigsn state. away.
Oct i7-Bovhng Green. home.
Oct. 2i-Michigsn Normal. away.
Oct, 30-centrh Michigan. away.
Nov. 1--univsrsi,y Of Akron. home.
Nov. i,--wss,.tb Michigan. svsy.
All hons games q, ". 81 n. Game ~i,f
L. OF d. at SIS othsr home games 7:is
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
(Continued from Flrst Sport Page

handicap during the summer meet.
ing., will parade postward under
the top weight Of lis pounds
Next in line is Gray Dream. win
ner of the $1,000 Ann Arbor hand
leap, with ia pounds. Others
scheduled TO face starter Bryan
Steele are 1t. T. ID. Buhrs Tom.
iuta and Boot and Spur. who
started in this years Kentucky
Derby.
Gold Princess, feet filly owned
by Donald Mcclure. will be after
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

/, NOVEMBER IS
~. Bay Al Chit B.
Detroit at Cleve.
Wash. a. ~. Y.
Phila. At Rrk.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Winner Gets Pastor Bout

CLEVELAND. Sept. II (UP).-
The winner of the Tami Mauriello-
Jimmy Bivins 10-round heavy
weight bout here Tuesday night
will meet Bob Pastor, October s,
in Cleveland, promoter Larry
Atkins announced tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
May Play Here

Briggs Stadium is available for
games and there may be some yet.
Coach Lon Stiner of Oregon State
would like to prevail on the Michi.
gan State authorities to play their
game in Detroit. The Oregon State
team. Rose Bowl winners, comes
to East Lansing, November %, but
the Spartans authorities are not
anxious to be a counter attraction
to U. of d. which plays Oklahoma
A. and M. that day.
Michigan's three biggest attrac-
tions are away but the addition of
both Great Lakes and the Iowa
Cadets to the home card may give
the Wolverines their biggest home
season. Northwestern. Michigan
State, Iowa, Illinois ana Harvard
complete the seven-game list for
Ann Arbor. Minnesota, Ohio State.
both of whom drew more than 3d.
900 fans last year, and Notr6
Dame. a certain stadium filler, are
all away.
Notre Dame. celebrating its GEN.
tennial year. has the best home
program in its history. In addition
to Michigan there are Stanford,
Iowa Cadets, Northwestern and
Georgia Tech. The Navy game
Originally was scheduled for South
Bend but, because of threatened
transportation shortage, shifted to
Cleveland
". of d. has an attractive list
for Detroit with Wayne. George
town, Fort Knox. Villanova. Ar
kansas and Oklahoma A. and M.
all slated for the ". of d. Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

SEPTEMBER 81
Chi. r. AZ q. Bay
Chi Cds. az Pitts.
Clevs at Detroit
N Y. 81 Wash.
Brk, Al Phila.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Great Lakes,
Iowa Cadets
Strongest Foes
Michigan and Notre Dame
Play Both Service Teams.
Greatest Season Looms
BY EDGAR HAYES

The addition of service teams
has produced the best football
schedule in the history of the
game. There are four major elev-
ems representing the service In
addition to a dozen other strong
teams from the various camps
around the nation.
Great Lakes under 1t Tony
lHinkle, Iowa Cadets under 1t. Col.
Bernie Bierman. North Carolina
Cadets under Lieutenant Com.
mander Jimmy Crowley and the
Georgia Cadets, all play full sched-
ules of IL or IL games against the
leading colleges. These teams will
he made up of both pros and COL
Iiege stars, and although considered
too strong for the average eleven,
they will provide interesting enter.
tainment and collect many thou.
sands of dollars to help provide
recreation for the men In the
lcamps at naval stations.
Great Lakes has a full card with
such opponents as Michigan. Iowa,
Pittsburgh, Wisconsin, Michigan
State, Missouri and Notre Dame.
lBierman's eleven takes on all the
strongest, including Michigan. No.
tre Dame, Northwestern, Mime.
sofa. Nebraska and Ohio State.
On Georgia's card among others
are Pennsylvania, Georgia, Tulane,
tttouiyiaHH State and Alabama.
Crowley's club has scheduled con.
tests with Harvard. Boston Col
Ilege, Georgetown, Fordham and .
bunch more.
Knox Team Strong
Fort Knox will have a strong
team and play University of De-
troit among others. Potsy Clark,
now lieutenant commander at
Pensacola, will have a team in the
field and it will be a good one.
The schedules are tougher than
ever. Starting with next Saturday
and continuing through to the
middle of December there are
Igreat contests in every section of
1.-THE country. Many games are be-
ing moved into the bigger centers
Iof population and more may be
shifted before the season is over.
particularly If nationwide ration
ling of gasoline is ordered.
Cleveland picked up couple OF
fine games for its huge stadium.
Notre Dame will play Navy there,
Great Lakes will play Pittsburgh
and Ohio State will play Illinois in
1.-The MlInicinal Stadium
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

Senior linemen AL Wistert and
Bob Kolesar. who were the main
stays Of the forward wall last
year, have shown very little oi
their past ability. They are being
pressed by two promising soph-
omores. Johnny Greene and
Walter Friehofer.
The end positions still remain
kthe big mysteries. Crisler has used
Phil Sharpe. Rudy Smeja and
Elmer Madar so far. but still
seems unsatisfied with their per-
formances.
Only -tXn- men or, -tha- entire -liHe
seem sure TO play hang-up game
this season, center Mervin Pregul-
man and guard julius Franks. Ac-
cording TO line coach Clarence
Mum, Pregulman will nc the back
bone of the Michigan defense.
The backs have pleased The
coaches somewhat more than the
linemen.
Capt. George Ceithaml Is block
ing in the same hard fashion that
made him one Of the most feared
men in the conference last year.
Speedy Tom Kuzma seems 10 have
lost none OF that all-around ability
. that made him a capable successor
10 All-American Tom Harmon.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

/ OCTOBER as
Pima. at Chi. Il.
Chi. 2. at Cleve.
"a. Bay at Det.
~. Y. st Brk.
Wash. at Pitts
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

Z NOVEMBER 20
lCleve al Chi. B.
Chi. c. at n. Y.
Ia. Bay Al Phila.
Wash NJ Detriot
Prk st Pitts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

NOVEMBER %
Chi. p. AZ Detroit
q BAY at ~ Y.
Brk. at Wash.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

NOVEM BER =
Chi. y. st Brk,
Chi. G. At Wash.
"a Bay at Cleve
PITTS. st Detroit
In Y Al Phila.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

I ocru3ER ls
~, Y. at CnL y,
Chit Cde. at Det.
Cleve. a. g. Kay
Wash. al Bib.
pitts AZ IN "a.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
Still a Problem

But aside from Kuzma and Cie-
thanh the Michigan backfeld is up
in the air. Paul Whites injury
early in the week temporarily puts
him out Of the picture. while Cliff
Wise still needs a LOT of condi-
uoning.
Halfbaek Don Robinson. the OK
Cooley High star, has shown more
speed than any one else in the
backfeld. but lack OF weight may
be too big handicap for him.
Crisler's two fullbacks. Don Boor
and Don Lund have shown plenty
of drive this week and are gaining
needed experience.
The team itself Is in fine phys
ical condition, with only White on
the injured list. According 10
Trainer Ray Roberts. there hasn' I
been a healthier MalSe and Blue
aggregation in the last 10 years.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

OCTOBER Z
Chi. y. at Cleve
O. Bay at Chi. c
Brk. at Detroit
IN Y. at PITTS.
Wash. at rhila.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

MOVEMENT ]
Det. atN Chi r
Chi. c. at q Bay
.Cleve. at Brk.
Pitts. at y. y.
Phila. Al Wash.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

SEPTEMBER -
Phiia. at Pitts
Clsv. W Chi. Cds.
at Buffalo
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

Kansas state ~ Nebraska
Washington and Lee al Maryland.
West Virginia at Miami. Florida.
oregon state at Michigan state,
Mississippi At Mississippi State
Notre Dame at Southern California.
Iowa Naval Cadets at Ohio state
Southern Methodist at Texas Christian.
Villa Nova at Temple.
Tennessee At Vanderbilt.
Army vs.. Navy at Philadelphia.
Washington State at Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

DECEMBER 4
Chi. r. at Chi. G.
Pitts at q. Bay
Brk. AZ n. Y.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

SEPTEMBER -
Det at Chi cds.
Phila at Cleve.
Pitts. ct Wash.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13
OCTOBER II

OCTOBER ~
Chi. G. AZ Chi \ q.
Det a. q. Bay "
Clev. At wash.
Phila at ~ Y.
Pitts at Brk.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

December $50 California Montana at Los Angeles
Mississippi Memphis
Missouri Iowa Nav
s. =
Texas A. NJ W. Washn. State a. Antonio
Oklahoma w NJ
California Naval Pre- Fit. Sch Berkeley
December st Msrys Detroit Francisco.
December i2-Oklshoma Keesler Field
u. C. l.. A. vs.. So California Angeles
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-13

November 2sAabama Naval Fleet School at Brmn
Baylor At Rice.
Clemson at Auburn.
Holy Boston College
Creighton Loyols, Los Angeles
Oklahoma A.. NJ. Detroit.
n. G. Naval Aviation School a Fordham.
Georgia Tech
Camp Grant Illinois
Indiana Fort Knox at Louisville.
Iowa Mlchgah
Evening star., 1942-04-24

across the Channel 70 Britain 70 jotn
the r A. r
The Netherlands Is headache 20
he Germans. one youth was quoted
as saying
Every one except a few Dutch
Nszls plays part in trying 10 upset
the German war machine Even
the black market is organized on
Robin Hood lines the poor get
goods a. bargain prices and patron
age Of the gigantic black market
organization is regarded as patriotic
because it dlsrupts the official mar
ket plan"
Evening star., 1942-04-24

'acss Eerv' fh' P1rpose ~ .7s enemy
n divide and conquer An1srirs re
sai6
NJ Mlrrsv spoke =. me Snnusi
testimonial! dinner Of ne Lasslif
College Civic and Social League, q.
which hs and Henri Ford James !
McDevit,. president of tne Pennsy,-
vsnla FEDERATION o. Labor DAME
Willard chairman % the board of
- Baltimore & Orlo Railroad. and
william =. Deylr Philadelphia tn
dustriaIixf were awarded gold med
ais for distinguished service IN pro
noting incuEtrla. peace
M. Ford ard M willard we're
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Navy Bans Ceremonies
At Ship Lounchinos

The Navy Department will spend
no more money on ceremonies in
connection with launching new
vessels
This was announced Yesterday At
the department, with the eXplans-
ton the policy has been adopted to
conserve funds. save time Of naval
and civilian officials and avoid dis
traction from work al shipyards
Congress recently limited to s2S
the amount which the Navy might
spend for such ceremonial purposes
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Americans Reported
Arriving in Shanghai
a. N. Aasn. ~ P-.s.

81 ~ NFFIe ~ FEF'E
SAN FRANCISCO April - -
Dome japanese news aEency. II a
code broa dcaSt from Toxic .aSt
night. said ia American and British
nationals had arrived n Shanghai
The broadcast. picked up by Co
lumbIa Broadcasting System snort
wave listening station said the
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Visitors Get Surprise

Thronss that visited this years
Indian "Peria de Alscitas" near La
Par. Bolivia, where delicate native
silver work was featured were in
formed that "Alacitas" is Indian for
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