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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
WILL ENROLL
ALL TRAINEES
OF WAR WORK
Mobilization Will Be City
Wide In Character
BY JEANETTA WEIGH

Thursday, Nov, 10 will mark the
first mass meeting Of series to be
given by the Women's Auxiliary TO
the Citizens Committee. This
meeting will be held at Vernon
AME. Chapel, Norwood avenue,
s pm.
The purpose of the meeting is TO
mobilize women for jobs in war in
dusiries and in government, To
enroll women who have been
trained, and who are now taking
training, to launch an Education
program that will spur Negro men
and women TO take defense train
ing.
Speakers for the meeting are:
Rev Charles Hill. chairman Of the
Citizens Committee; Mrs. Geral-
dine Bledsoe, United States En-
ployment Service; Atty. c. LeBron
Simmons. Legal Redress Commit
tee, N.AAC.P., and Mrs. Eva
Campbell OF the Detroit Youth
Committee.
The woman's movement in De-
trot has come about because Ne
gro women found it necessary TO
Join with others in the protection
Of The right 10 work in a free
country. Because they found it
necessary to cherish their greater
interest in the protection OF the
home, the family. and the COM
munity.
Gu, OF 10000 women employed
in defense industries in Detroit
only 100 of them are Negro women,
ana Negro women have resolved to
co something about it
The next mass meeting TO mo-
billie women will be held on the
West Side. These meetings will be
held all over the city OF Detroit in
order to give the women in each
locality the opportunity to partici-
pate in this mas movement. and
also 10 develop future leaders of
-our-race.
The purpose OF the meetings is to
support the work OF the Citizens
Committee for Jobs for Negro
Women, and TO awaken Negro wom-
en- TO their responsibilities in this
great crisis.
The meetings will also act as a
stimulus 10 a city-wide enrolment
ard educational plan launched by
the Women's Auxiliary to get all
trained women and trainees en-
rolled, and to urge others to take
oe.ense training.
For further information about
tire Women's Auxiliary Committee,
write TO Jeanette Welch, chairman;
1851 Brush street,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
AMP WRITER INJURED

BOSTON.-tANP)-Jim Hewlett.
Canadian and New England Asso-
ciaied Negro Press correspondent,
suffered a compound fracture Of the
rightarm in a Boston Elevated bus
accident here recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

when some actress with a name
got the part.
Year after year II went on
until her heart ached with the
grim despair now registered in this
youngsters face.
Manetta had style and taste,
Iris obServed-her clothes doubt
less came out OF the same bargain
basement where she used to-Shop
Even in defeat, there was a tilt "a
the girls head. a CLINT in her eye
that bespoke spirit, courage. grit.
She seemed aware Of Iris gaze,
for she raised her dark eyes
bravely after a bit and managed a
little flicker Of a smile. Then Iris
saw tears splashing down in the
girls salad
Hastily, she looked away. Some
thing Hugh said the night before
he sailed flashed through her
mind.
ITS not just Ia stop Hitler
lot Of us are in this thing. It's
10 wake the world up TO the
brotherhood Of man."
Hugh had said that-Hugh. borr
with a silver spoon in his mouth
a man who had always had wealth
power, brains, even good looks.
We've all got TO be less selfish
think more about the other
fellows need and chance"
Iris divers Broadway harvest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

lay before her, but what of Man
eta Whites need Of a change?
Here's our answer TO the au-
thor's and producers prayer"
Joe Essex doomed.
Iris shook hands with the youth.
full author.
81 hear you've written a grand
play. I'd love to read IL, but
Joe's just having his little joke
about giving a woman Of 35 a
2O-year-old part!'
"NOw. Iris" Essex protested.
"YOu don't look"
"NOw. Joe! Besides, my hus-
band would never let me come
back-never! But cheer up, lads,
your answer TO prayer Is really
at hand. I know an actress when
I see one, and I'll even put
money in the show TO back my
hunch on this girl"
The men were looking in oppo.
site directions and could not pos.
Sibly see the tears she winkeC
back in her own eyes as she or
dered gaily:
Joe, so get Manetta White"
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story;
"HOmespun jury" by Charles
McGuirk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
KnowIedge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

nv wv ohDhANh hhs SOA'A'oA<1h
Name him-(a) He originated
the symbols of donkey and ele-
plant for the Democratic and
Republican parties; (b) he was
a silversmith more famous as
a rider of horse; lc) he in
vented dynamite.
2-What kind Of fighter was (a)
an Amazon; (b) a Paladin; (c)
a CoSsack?
3-What are three kinds OF brass
musical instruments?
What do we call (a) the female
deer; tb) the female sheep;
(c) the female hog?
5-Finish the titles of these popu-
lar songs: (a) The Volga -;
Cb) Believe me If All These
Endearing Young -; (c) Old
Black 49,.
6-Give the next line: (a) Il shot
an arrow into the air; (b)
Mid pleasures and palaces
though we may roam; tc)
out of the night that covers
me-"
lis (a) a ram a male sheep or
pig; OBJ a hart male horse
or deer; (c) a drake a male
duck or swan?
(Answers on Page sly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Iris, (which cancels all the
rest"
"Not yet awhile" the man
ager protested. "You can still
play 20, Iris--Sardi was right.
you're looking younger than
ever. How do you do II ?"
"Ive been happy" sal d the
girl simply. "WelI fed, too"
Her eyes wandere over Il
Manetta White. How many times
in the old days had she lived on
drugstere meals for a month. "a
save up for a sudden splash at
Sardis!
"Joe. that poor child looks"
"Can't you read the kids
mind" he said. "She's thinking
- Iris divers back and Joe
Essex will give her the part I'm
dying 10 play"
Heavens, Joe" Iris flashed
her great dark eyes on him. But
YOU wouldn't"
"Who said so: 2" he challenged.
"Will you take it:"
The girl caught her breath.
you're sweet, to make me feel
7 could come hack. But you
know I told Hugh when we were
married."
well. hasn't he dItched you
for n bomber"
Her eyes glowed proudly.
isn't II wonderful. Joe-a
captain-oversea now"
Honestly, Iris" bantered Es-
sex, "you can't he In love with
this guy after all these years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

down on her job Of egg
production, the average Ameri-
can hen has established a new
record. Is it more or less than
one egg per day?
we do IL right or
wrong it's evil in reverse.
What's that?
Horses that jump are hard
enough to handle. but who was
it jockeyed Pegasus, the horse
that flew?
In order 10 reach the Pacific
Coast from the Atlantic Coast
an autoist must pass through
at least how many states?
would Cape Mendocino
have TO do with an about
western trip in California?
-Teetotalers are persons who
practice total abstinence from
intoxicating drinks. Can you
guess why they are so-called !?
1t may be a still alarm, but
it's still alarming. How do fire
men explain such an incident?
ANSWERS on Page S7)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
It's not still Bannerman before
Broadway"
WHO EVER DREAMED:

"Who ever dreamed Broadway
would make another bid for
me ?"
Then here II is. VIII you
come up TO the office after lunch
and read the best part ever writ
ten for you?"
Before she could answer he hao
leaped 10 his feet,
'Ts that a coincidence, Iris?
The author of the shows just
come in want him TO know
you're back
"Joe!"
But already he was making his
way through the maze of tables.
Iris Oliver was stunned. She
knew, however. she must think
ioyed no harvest from all her hard
work on The stage.
She looked about, al home in her
fast-the theater was like that!
No, she truly hadn't dreamed
Broadway would give her another
bid, when she dashed over from
Washington for her war relief
board. On a sudden impulse she
had called up Essex. and accepted
his invitation 10 lunch.
WOULD HE MIND:
But if this play was really good
and the part all Joe claimed
surely Hugh wouldn't mind her
coming back TO Broadway for the
duration. He wanted her TO he
happy, he had often said she'd en-
old environment. alive 10 the
friendly buzz of voices. the atten-
ton she inspired. This was the
most exciting time OF the Broad
way year, the beginning Of new
season. Until this moment she had
never let herself think how much
she missed the thrill of it all
She could read the play and then
cable Hugh. He'd be certain ia
say yes. She could start rehears-
ing al once If Joe wanted. Shed
give the money she earned to her
war relief
Suddenly she knew that Manetta
White had been watching her.
She shot quick glance at the
girl who this time dropped her
eyes and began nervously picking
at her salad Her face was no
longer rigid. the muscles seemed
to sag, and she looked ashen pale.
"She knows" Iris told herself.
and with pang thought back 10
her own beginnings. of all the
jobs She had tried for, read for.
longed for--only TO lose out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
VFW Entdmpment
Lures Detroit Posts
By Walt Disney
Tanked Again!

More than 600 delegates repre-
Senting 1863 posts of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars will go TO Cincin-
natl Sunday for the five-day forty
third national encampment Of the
The Wayne County Council
Drum and Bugle Corps. five times
champions. will 60 at its
own expense. All frivolity has been
banned at the national meeting
and the only demonstration Of
public interest will be a military
parade Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Daily ShOIf Story
They All Come Back
Nv HOLLIS sTARNES

OVELY Iris Oliver was back on
a Broadway. As she walked
10 Sardis al lunch hour with her
psrmer manager, Joe Essex, every
eactor, author, agent and producer
Ii the crowded cafe thought, if he
Esdnt say II out loud:
II, ''They all come back"
eI II was friendly enough
Rn1ought. with most Of the show
nix who met A. this faroriie
Fhorty-fourth street resort for their
eciddsy meal and shop talk. Iris
kisliver was a good actress she
Pas known as regular with all
es,ho had worked with her; her
ame had begun 10 mean real box
ffice when she married and left
,e stage.
An Her romance vas labeled love
.atch. but Broadway figured that
mixer Hugh Bannermans money
I'd social standing were no small
N ducement 10 this girl who had
me up the hard way. For years
lie had struggled for a Broadway
l. othold.
Ea No enc on the street took Sc
etlously her wedding day state
|nnent:
Elm not coming back"
t, All actresses said that. but they
q came hack=or tried 10 come
AL,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Newly Found Portrait Of the
Saviour. Uncovered In the Cata-
combs Of st. Janarius at Naples,
Together With Other Remark
able Examples of Early Chris
tian Art. Read How These
Ancient Wall-Paintings Were
Discovered and See Full-Color
Reproductions Of Them In Tho
American Weekly, With This
Sundays Issue Of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
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22-Glossy fabric
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process of arrestinK fermentation in
liquids:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
FIVE YEARS LATER

Nnen IT'S TedppedTeu dt SdIul ;
9TH the man who had managed
pr through a series of flops and
Is. five years had gone by. All
hes followed the handsome bru.
mt as the suave Sardi himself
I'D her 10 corner table.
"How many a day." she sighed
Is she sat down
ct Is but yesterday" said the
Erestaurateur. you look younger
shan ever, Miss Oliver"
"Just what 1 say.y doomed
ESSEX, News flaSh--.Actress
Rsmproves With Age"
Iris laughed happily.
IN "It's good TO be back for lunch
es}t Sardi's!!"
=She was conscious OF stares in
|3r direction. and began waving 10
tmilisr faces in the crowd. To all
Zoe rest she gave general smile
II greeting. These people were
FArt of a world that had long been
f1r life. Oh. il was very good TO
= back for lunch at Sardi's.
~ RIGID FEATURES
tsHer smile suddenly caught a
7nse young face at an opposite
ssble. The girl was young, and
puld have been lovely. Iris
fought, il IL weren't for the rigid
tt of her features, the strained,
hrd light in her eyes.
E ATli smile her down." resolved
|eris: "she's too young and pretty
F-o be 80 hardboiled."
y But her friendly gesture was
ret by hostile glare.
= NMercy. joe" she gasped.
cswho II that child. and what has
me got against me ?"
"You mean young Manetta
White 2" Essex gave the girl a
casual nod. which she returned
Tavely. "She's done a few nice
[hings since you've been gone.
aArd going for her until one OF
The critics labeled her the new
Iris Oliver'-quite boost to her
jteck I'm trade"
WHY STAY ME:'
~Then why should she slay me
Rvith poison darts:"
81 Essex grinned.
q "Sixes you up now ~ a men,
zee, darling. Yesterday the
,ffice had her try out for my
pew show. They said she was
food. at that"
"She looks definitely a. N she
iad something" said Iris. But I
3sSee no resemblance between us,
Prlo you:"
"WeIl. she hasn't got your fea-
cures, figure. style, name or ex-
v,crience," the Snowman made a
Ssapid appraisal
y "She's 10 years younger" said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

center for coat copper snd tIny
Become void.
1n-Suffer.
1l-Refore.
Is Places.
20 Speed.
2i-Street Arab
% Insignificant bit.
"a Winged.
~ Heads.
2S-Beneath.
as Bamboolike grasses.
2s-Means OF exerting pressure
3i--Trusting
81 Musical instrument.
3i-Stalk
35-Tagalog term
37-Used profanity,
3s-Stlng,
10 Baking chamber.
4I-Wine vessel.
42--Arm NJ the sea
43-Night before a holiday,
Sitter.
46-American humorist.
% Symbol for erbium.
pcNRar IN xact ord u'e y1ttzzia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
Masters Golf Tournament
to Start in Augusta, Ga.

in 1856 resulted from a brilliant
sub.regulation card that was fea-
tured by a remarkable 50-foot chip
into the cup OF the water drenched
18th
Full cognizance Of the proof OF
the pudding was taken by Craig
Wood Of Mamaroneck. ~ y 1871
champion, who only too well re-
members how Gene Sarazen OF
Brookheld Center. Conn, nosed him
out for FIRST money in 1885 with a
breath.taking double-eagle on the
4s5-yard 18th hole.
Using their equation for finding
the quantity TX, the fayorite wise
acres browsed through the star
studded entry list today and
through alsebraic computation dis
covered * eQualed diminutiys
Benny Hogan OF Hershey Pa
whose putter has netted him more
brides than hunter with a saved
off shotgun in coyey OF quail.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
Had Speaker
in Home Town

Captain Charles Had. a promin-
ent member Of Coach Lloyd w.
Odds Normal track team, returned
to his home town. Saginaw, Tues
day and spoke TO several groups
In the afternoon he talked 10
200 high school boys aud in the
evening TO the Fortney Club, an
organization named for a political
figure from tnat area. HAD accom-
panied by Kenneth Utter, techni-
clan, gave an illustrated motion pie
ture talk about national collegiate
and state athletic contests.
Had was a former student at
Arthur Hill High School in Sagi.
nav.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
st. Louis Cardinals Blank
Detroit by Score of e to 0

Winston Salem, n. c. Apr. s.
INS-The veteran Al Benton was
TO hurl for the Detroit Tigers to-
day as the Bengals attempted 10
overcome the st. Louis Cardinal
exhibition game jinx.
Yesterday. the Cards BANKED the
Tigers TO 0 and thus licked the
Motor City representatives for the
sixth time in seven attempts this
spring. Max Lanier and Lon War
necke were scheduled TO hurl for
the National Leaguers today.
The only consolation the Tigers
could derive from yesterdays white
washing was a few fielding gems
turned in by Second Baseman Jim.
my Bloodworth.
In coping yesterdays encounter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
TO BUILD SCHOOLS

Detroit. Apr. SINS Detroit
school officials said today that
work would start Immediately on
S219694s school construction
program which will include a new
100000 high school The program
is designed to alleviate overerowd-
ed conditions in classrooms
throughout the city The federal
works agency has received presi-
Dental approval to grant S1.139.-
94s for financing the program.
The school board will provide
81 OK 600
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08

the Cardes nicked Tiger pitchers
Paul Trout and Schoolboy Rowe
for nine bingles. including a home
run, a triple and four two base
plays. The Cards scored five runs
in the first and third innings off
Trout and one in the sixth of Rowe.
Trout gave up six hits and Rowe
three.
Frank Crespi, Cardinal second
basemau, collected a homer off
Trout in the first frame.
Ernie White and John Beazley
hurled for the Cards and gave up
only five hits all OF which but one
were singles. Rowe smacked out
the only Tiger extra base hit,
double.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
FACING COURT AGAIN

Pontiac, Mich. Apr. SINS -
Dominick Piccone. 20-year.old con
fessed slayer OF three persons,
today was to be arraigned in cir
cult court on another murder and
kidnapping charge. Piocone was
sentenced to life imprisonment
for the murder OF Cassius 2. Bar
Der, II. Brought from the prison
in Jackson. Piccone today was to
be srraigned on charge OF fatally
shooting Romaine c. Potter, IS. and
the KIDNAPPING Of Roy Thorp. 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08

Augusta Ga Apr SINS \
tournament in which the golfer
with the neat short game excels
and the gent with the long drives
is al a disadvantage-that's the
$4,000 Masters Tournament that
lakes up its ninth annual stand at
the Augusta National Golf Club to-
morrow.
And that factor-the superiority
OF the short game over the hefty
drives-will get you almost any
odds you want TO name around
Augusta, il you are foolish enough
10 put your money on the boys
who slug them of the tee but who
are not sure OF themselves in the
drop-spot areas.
The payoff comes on the nation
biilard-table-like greens where a
stroke instead OF tap will send
The ball so far it will take a
good eight iron 10 get it back.
Past performances show the lad
with the eagle-eye for lining EN-
up and with hands that are as sen
sitive 10 the touch OF the putter
as a surgeons 10 his scalpel. ends
up with the silver pieces in the
classic that this year is the Unit.
ed States foremost competitive
solting event. since the L. s open
has been put'under shutters FOR the
duration.
~ . =
G., and the only entrant TO have
lstched onto the Masters title
twice since il was inaugurated in
1894, early discovered it was the
short game that counted
In his first crown win the initial
year OF the tourney. Smiths en-
vious putting ability proved its
worth when he dropped a o0-footer
for a crucial birdie. His victory
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
Benton To Try 10 Overcome JinX
INCREASE PRODUCTION

Detroit, apr. S-INS-War pro-
duction among automotiye firms is
being increased as much as so per
cent through the industry's pooling
OF experience and technique, +. -
Clark, vice president OF the auto
motive council for war production,
said today. The council was set
up by the Automobile Manufactur-
ers Association which Clark said
was responsible to a large degree
for the industry's cooperation in
war work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
TWO TRAFFIC VICTIMS

Detroit, Apr. S-INS-The deaths
OF a motorist and a pedestrian to-
day brought Detroits traffic toll 10
SO as compared with IS al this date
last year. Paul Budchuck, 50. was
killed when struck by car. and
Mrs. Lille Turpen, 46. died Of in.
juries received in a two-car collL
sion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08

COMMITTEE TO MEET

Lansing. Apr. S-AP-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee will
meet in the Detroit.Leland Hotel,
Detroit April Il at 10 a m Sew.
eral committee vacancies are to be
filed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08

Liyington 49S. Schreiner 4S1.
Breight 535, Streicher Jr 452. Har-
is $50. Handicap go. Totals sos
790. 902 o5SS.
divers
Lambert Sol Sinkule 5l1. Meyers
469, Jones 475, Stein 40S. Totals s5S,
1871 SIS 246s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08

Coxford 399 T kindshoyen 42S,
Hutchins 446, Hufuagle S27, z. Kind
shoven i05, Handicap 10. Totals 645,
40. 597-2012.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08

Stewart 399, West fll Connolly
431. Wales 402, Guy AS, Totals 6s5,
707, 699-2O9l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08

Schreiner 423. Smith 455, Stoll
i67. Franklin 642, Schoolmaster
(av) 537, Totals s57, S34, s43-
253L
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
RIVERSIDE HOUSE LEAGUE
Shaeferfs

Koch 4s6, r. Wales $50, Ziegler
475 S. Wales j27. Leabu (av.) 1873.
Totals $40, Isl. S75-2466.
CUnninphsr's
Herbst sos. L'Amoreaux $40. Con-
molly sos. Yohn sos, Harner 1872,
Handicap S. Totals 1856, s14, 79i-
2394
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
RIVERSIDE LADIES' LEAGUE
Standings

All teams will bowl during the
next two weeks.
4 banquet Is planned for Tues
day, April y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
Bowling Scores
American Ueoion

II Smith SIS Hayward 49,. Tun.
nicliffe 527, Kuster 1872, Schrepper
49S, Handicap a.. Totals s09, 902,
900-26ll.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
Motor State

James $50. O'Hara Col Nhitmire
$50, WOlter 1856 Kuster AL, Handi-
cap los, Totals SOS, So, 6iS-192l.
Cities Service
Max 3S2, Cole 3S5. Greenman 375,
Lidke 4i3, Cor5eille 466. Totals 653
SOL. 677-2O2l..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08
Wolverines

Bates 40. Nandelnd 342,
Schwan $50. Hubbard PAS. Camp
bell 343. Handicap IA, Totals G36.
500, 612-1S57.
Sally Sheer
Hall 40s, Everard 40. Nordeu
$50 Weudt 367. Cameron 396 To-
tails 81, SIS, 63i 1911.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-08

, Schaffer SIS. Nelson 3s5, Green
street CPS, Hayward SOS, Wisbin
49S. Handicap lbs. Totals SO. 1i5,
00-2053.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-20
ThiSSpOrting
 World
A Little Of This And That
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

While the sports world waits with physical McPa antiquet pre of that operation would nocon with KINDNESS supposed to have tried c World War; Dan Parker better make his walked ticket office Ebe Field Sunday jus Stadium relief agencies which by the sold out aside rush sale Sunday morning at 1030
 Among the major golf upsets
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