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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
'Why Can't Big League
Baseball Teams Get in
Shape in 3 Weeks?
Tribute TO a Right Guy
Voiced in Regret Over
Passing Of Jack Doyle
HIRSCH TRIED, NOW HE'S A PASSER

Although the Tigers getting of the chain store bus-
their old paymates from the Big Town have intention
following suit Despite the uncertainty coudng the 1943
baseball uncertainty that is much of
wobby loops lush maorsthe New York
Yankees likely will operate farm clubs next season.
The league champions had nine clubs in their financial
pe in 1942Newark Kansas City. Binghamton n. Y; Nor
folk, Va Amsterdam, n. Y Joplin, Mo-; Butler, Pa Fond
du Lac Wis. and Weesvile ~ Y.
Butler and Joplin be missing from the lists next sum-
mr but all indications that the other will continue
to serve future Yankee umnaries. the
only Newark and Kansas City they would still
have envable of supply Of future greats.
the don't like to leave anything to chance They
get sandos and bring him along slowly
until ready big It's system that has paid
off plenty in the past.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
His EarIy Record Not So BRIGHT

Suhdreher stuck with the kid Al the end Of the first
games Irsch had record of four competitions four inter
eptons eight incomplete Is Stuhdreher refused
to lose hope
This persistence paid dividends the last four games against
tough Conference oesOho State Iowa Northwestern
and Minnesota Hsch hit his target three times in six tries
against Buckeyes of his aeals resulted in the
decisive touchdown
He connected of 10 attempts against Iowa and
missed the when his dropped
the yard line He hit two for two against Northwestern
Against Minnesota he clicked three Including
touchdown pass TO Dave Schreiner.
And the lad is only sophomore. Just watch him b.t fall
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Service Men Admitted
Free al Mat Bout

ScrNlccmen in uniform will be
admitted free TO FamviCW Gardens
Tuesday for the championship
bout between Bert Rubi,
holder of the MWA title belt, and
Walter Roxy. Michigan champion
at the junior heavyweight limit.
Roxy was the MWA light-heavy-
weight champion in 1888 and seeks
TO win the crown in the division
which now has replaced the light
heavy class.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Vova, Bones Broker, Says He Won't Quit
Madison KegIer
Leads Fina|ists,
Criinnnins 4th

CHICAGO. Dec. - (UP).-Con-
ME Schwoegler, Madison, Wis,
leads IL other all-star finalists to-
day into the second day of COM
petition in the national bowling
championship tournament.
Schwoegler held a 7.24 advan-
tage over Frank Benkovic. Mil
waukee, at the end of yesterdays
play
The defending champion. Ned
Day of West Allis. Wis. and Santa
Monica. Cal. dropped 10 third
place after finishing the first round
in first place. Detroits Johnny
CrimminS finished the day in
fourth place.
Schwoegler. who found himself
behind Day after hitting a 1920
series in the opening block, came
up with 1851 in his second series.
rolling a 257 in the fourth game.
He piled up another 1881 pinfall
when he met Dawes CominS-
Kansas City. but Dawes ended
with 2S0, highest game OF the
finals so far
CrimmlnS. who had poor start,
managed 70 WIN a round from Day
in knocking down 1857 pins TO
the Days 1.20S He won four out
of six games and scoring 2S47
points 10 Days 260S
The fnalists shoot their second
"A games today and their thirc
and final four rounds of SIX games
each on Sunday.
The standings AT the end Of "a
games were;
CrimminS' scores and standings:
First squac
John Crimrnus Detroit Points
III i7s ls3 2o3 PA 20. 1882 a. %
Second Suuad
John Crmmirs
20l 2l3 lss 25- 1875 2ol i2fi 23f7 - %
Third squad
John Crmmirs
22i 10 - .I5 Iei 2O3 1857 5s5n So 90
Frurth squac
John Crmnfns
lss "a I7u 1874 30 21i llbs 3Elt 10 Is
STANDINGS
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12


experts look Ike a lot Of second
rdterS.
Fred Condlt and George Eysjor
OF Denby. I'd Armitage OF Cooley
and Westerns Jerry AStouuan. a
repeater aS city breast stroke
champion, won as expected bat
the other five events followed a
weird pattern in which logic had
no place
Upset No. J came in the first
event when Harold krau>e Of
Redford reacted 10 the starting
gun in record time and then swan
the 50-yard free style in :25.4
to nose out Jim McGurk. the
Northwestern ace. By stroke II
WAS MCGuTk iirSf defeat ms
season IN what was formerly con-
SideTed has event.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
I'D NOSE DIVE

The Colt double winner Nc
Gurk previous title. took another
nose dive later when John Kry-
goSki, who has been racing tor
two years against McGurk in the
individual medley event, broke up
the second cinch frS place by
outswimming the Northwestern
boy in his other event.
Bob Pushman outdl>tanced by
John Nelson IN the 20O-vard free
style on Wednesday. came back
last night 10 drop the DENLY star
INTO second place and add an extra
Two points 10 the Cowboys final
total
After these three events went
haywire, The two rclay events. the
medley and tho 200-}ard free
style followed The new trend
Central Won the medley i'm the
semlfnalS with team composed
of Don ChickerlnG Frank Lcrchcn
and Jack GorbaCk They won
easily again last night but were
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12

Neither have the Tigers planned
much on Radcliff Rip has been
on the market since last spring.
when he was all but sold 10 the
Boston Braves. After that deal
got under way, something hap
pcncd and the Ripper stayed on
with the Tigers
But the loss of Corbett would be
a severe blow. With Johnny Lip
on'S enlistment in the navy, the
new man from the coast is the
only experienced Shortstop on the
Tiger roster. Corbett is listed as
Steve O'Neill'S regular ShortStop
for the coming season.
The enlistmentS OF Barney Nc
Co>ky and Lipon boosted the IT.
gers in service to II.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12

two-lap sprint az the finish failed
TO provide the Necessary margin
for the Cardinals
AStourian'S victory might have
been converted into an upset If
Lee Bnyk of DENLY VINO was
leading the champion by a har
had not stopped swimming a yard
from the finish thinking he wa,
within touching distance OF the
pool edge II eliminated an un-
beaten streak that extends over
the past TWO seasons
The meet was outstanding I'm
one other factor. aside from the
upSetS registered II was the first
time in four years that noarecords
fell
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12

W llD pIODdDlillN llldA AiiC SON-
crnments labor freeze order will
be made national in scope. the
Tigers. on top of wholesale enlist
mcntS in the services. today faced
now threat 10 lis manpoWer IT
was revealed al Briggs Stadium
A. least three key men Joe
Corbett, Bob Patrick and Rip
Radcliff are employed in occupa-
lions affected by the order. Cor
bett, ShortStop purchased from
san Diego of the Pacific Coast
League recently. currently i
working in a Los Angeles Shipyard.
Patrick is a city fireman at Fort
Smith. Ark, and Radcliff is en-
ployed by the government al Klola,
Okla Rips home is IN Enid. Okla
Tommy Bridges, as far as Is
known. is the only Tiger working
in a defense plant sin the local
area. The Tigers veteran pitcher
j. employed in the sociological de-
partment at Ford'> Whether his
work would be classified As essen
tIal 10 the war effort l. not known
DOUBTFUL CLASS
Whether or not Corbett or Rad
cliff are skilled workers essential
10 the war effort may be question
able. Patrick comes under that
part of the government order
which freezes men essential 10
public safety firemcn and police
men heading this class ifcation
All three are married and have
children and are IN deferred draft
Jack Zcller, the Tiger general
manager. now on his way 10 Beau
mont, planned to get IN touch with
Patrick while in the Southwest
Since he broke his leg in New
York at the start of last season.
Patrick has been on the Tigers
voluntary retired list
InaSmuch as Patrick. when he
recovered indicated q desire 20 re-
main IN his Arkansas home city
aS a fireman. the young Tiger out
fielder has not fitted prominently
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
GAVE WAY 20 POUNDS

He was the faster and sharper
puncher of the pair and had he
been few inches taller would
have been much more effective.
Lou weighed 203a, 10 Tami's 1891.
\ right 10 the jaw dropped
Tami carly in the first round and
taking no chances the young
Italian wisely took a count of 8.
He chnched and Nova was unable
10 take advantage of his big op-
rortunity 10 score an upset over
the l. 10 ) favorite.
Before he was taken 10 the hos
nltal the California giant said he
intended to continue fighting after
he took rest at home
II could have used good
tuneun fioht." he admitted. "But
l couldn't breathe when got
hif in the side in the sixth. If
NV rib j. broken I think II hap
neped IN the fourth round
that when my side started to
hurt"
Nlaurlello'S m n q ger. Left"
Remini, said he would confer with
promoter Mike Jacobs today on
Tami's next start. He has been
asked 10 accent a return bout
with Jimmy Bivins, Cleveland,
who holds a decision win over
Tami but is not too steamed UP
over the match because of Bivins'
recent poor showing against Lee
SaVOld here
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Form, PLUS CpsetS
City Prep Swim Title Goes TO Western, but Many
Upsets Feature Individual Events
BN T.. c. GREENE

On the the Ncropo- disqualified when Of Tho
League championship started before his had
swimming according reached the end of his
repeat city champion, DcnD Don GreSmer Lee BNk
John Nelson another
way upset Redford Cooley the
ATmtage
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Tigers May Lose 4
They Are Affected by Probable National Job
Freezing Order Bridges Only One Here
NOT IN PLANS
By LEO MACDONELL

in the Detroit clubs plans for 1943,
Zeller explained.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

>ATt RDAN~ GAMES
DETROIT ~ Toronto.
Montreal ~ Boston
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wf>TtR> DiNI>Io>

SATURDAYS GANFs
Providence A. Pittsburgh.
HERSHEY a. Cleveland
Indianapolis At Washing
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
X-RAYS TELL

Assisted to his dressing room
after the fight was given 10 Maui
riello on a knockout, Nova, who
has survived many weird and mad
mystic theories of prize fighting,
complained of a pain in his left
side and said breathing was diff
cult.
Boxing Commissioner Doctors
William Walker and Vincent Mar
diello ordered him taken TO ST.
.Clare's Hospital where X-rays dis
closed the injuries.
II was a sudden climax 10 a
wild, thrilling fight Mauriello,
who was dropped for count Of
S in the first round, was ahead
three rounds 10 two on the Inter
national News Service score card
going into the sixth.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
MduriieIIo Puts
Him Out in 9th
In Wild Scrap
BY JACK MAHON

International News service Np"ris Niuer
NEW YORK. Dec. II GNS).--
A restless, unhappy giant named
Lou Nova was in tne hospital 10.
day with one broken rib, another
diSlocated and a possible kidney
injury.
And as he lay on his hospital
bed awaiting the verdict of doc
tors which would tell whether or
not anything was to remain of his
shattered fStic life, the crowd Of
1859 fight fans who saw him fall
on his face from left pistoned
by Tami Mauriello, mast have
agreed that Lou was game.
The fighter was hurt-and hurt
bad-when he lay on the canvas
groaning and made no attempt TO
rise in 2:43 of the sixth round of
a scheduled 10-rounder at Madi-
son Square Garden last night
which the customers paid S39,-
1880 10 see.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12

With probability that the gov
'rnments labor freeze order will
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Mint Officials Urge
Release o. Small
Coins by Citizens

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RESOLUTION NO. ~

\ Concurrent heaslasion q
Amend Seeuab al "a the Consii
tuiloa oi lha State Ut MiaesNsippl
- - 10 pF0xSSe that RE LealN.
iature may provide faF the lease
81 Sssaeenih Seettun Lands. -
served Tor the support Of TeNn-
ship Schools where sagh lanas
ars situated "a any Municipality
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Resolved BY the LeaialstuFe Of
the State 81 Mississippi I've
Thirds Of the Senass and House 81
Representative safeeina thereto.
That lse following amendment 81
the constitution 81 tae State ~
MisstsipeI he submitted 50 ths'
qualified electors e tee state ~
faflsiraiien - REJECTION ~ ~ eIee
t5on 10 be hcih on fhN sifE I4aez
das afteF 3he Afeg Monday - No
yemlaf a ~ 1912 va
Amend Section I'll q fIte Cen.
stitafion 81 Use stste 81 M
slppi So tiaai i shall read 81 fol
lows
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Students Buy
Large Number
OF Bonds. Stamps

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vested ln ae purchase - war
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class ea9ht Skzs
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chase - stamps ha3 nS aas ns
broken 8nMn INTO ansuants ~ te
Iarlols classes An tonal
$50 eas spent fer bends b. otes
STUDENTS. bringing sHe stamp and
bend total e. ahcut SITS There
are s. members * tae senior
class
Plans are being maoe fs He
formation e . PaaaKoala High
school Bend Cub Mf Gu said
and . membership certificate w5fl
- gwen 70 eaeh student pafflei
patnng N ne pufct q bond
program Approximately $4,000
wa spent ~ paSe4eeuia schools
Last seSf fuf this purpose and tae
tentative Fs Il so oa has tsea
sal lor this year
According 10 Miss Kathleen
kea principal u the elefaeniafs
school. the younRu students II
the city are Spending appguxi
msiely $50 ~ each day fug the
purchase oi stamps The Masiiss
children concentrate almost al
ttsls buying power "a TIE SMALLER
denomination stamp. size said Al
though several SIS ~ begid nave
BEEN purchased SINCE school open
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did not start antii the last Of
this week 1t the Moss Point
school and 20 reports were avail
able as 10 the actual amount If
money invested The students
however are showing a eest 10
terest and enthusiasm IN seeing
Jusa how many bonds and stamps
can be bought b students + a
kha3st principal, said The
Home Economic Club IS sponsor
ing the drive this year Mem
beers q this group were station
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the campus Wednesday ana vii
D. available every day with
stamps for student purchase
Several thousand dollars we're
spent at this senool during the
1871 ~ school year and every ef-
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tins sam during the current ses
SION. Mr. Khayat said
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Negro Induciees
Leave Today for
Camp Shelby

Nineteen negro men are Seheds
UIed 70 leave today for Camp
Shelby for induction Ito the
ssraed forces They VIII lesve
from the bus stafi0n ~ "a an
Those whs VIII be n the group
are Mark Q Anderson Carey
Barrett. Benjamin gonley, JEFF
crenzhaw. Samuel Farley. Nai-
ter Hall Ausby HarasWsy. VII
Lam Jones, Benjamin Long, Law
renee NteArihtr. Frank McElains
John l. &etties, Patrick Perry
ma Willie 3 Rease. EaFtaey
Riley. Nicholas Robbins. Mark
Sankey, Leonard Tstum and
Malone CHear.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
SENATE
RESOLUTION No n

A Concurrent Hekoiutlan 10
Amend The Constitution 81 tia
State 1t MinsissippL Article .
fheFeof ~ adding thereto : nee
section. - wif1 Section ASA.
creating . Board q Trustees e
state Institutions Of HtphaF
Learning.
Section /. Be II Resolved b
IRE Leglslnfure II the State -
Mississippi tNothlfas q tise
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
Legal Notices
NON RESIDENT NOTICE ron
DEFENDANT

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
TO HAZEL TILLNAN LEMAi
TIRE DEFENDANT.
You are hereby cited IL appear
before the Chancefy Court y the
County Of Jackson ia saia State
uuon the Second Monday. the
ian daV e December I942. - d.
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S. a LEMAITRE wherein he Is
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Is ihe Bill of Complaint gH file
WITNESS NY HAND snd Seal %
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II October. 1859
PRED TAYLOR
CLERK
.CSEAL1
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

Studies 81 animal bones near
the Tigfis have indicated thai The
Earliest natives q ifaq as por
mutton and taef as wei IS game
and fish
The United States IS the great
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23
ELECTION koncE

STATE or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY or JACKSON
CITY or
70 THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
or THE CITY O. RkSC AG0D.
IA MISSISSIPPI
Notice IS herebx gwen tnzf III
accordance WHih ne provision
VI ths lass - tt1e State - Mm
essioal. Is sai faftA ia Chap
ter s. II tae His - E1sA of
100 and amendments Aseaste0
ihai "a election A1N e aelu -
ire 81 N4ag II November tgA1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-23

After 5 steady decline in num-
bers following advent II the
white man Poign@lsn popuis
tons noW are increasing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

AT BILL CRAFTS GRILL = Astroloeer
Estelle. Luncheon, drinks. i24 John n.
fdownstairsD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Employment Agencies

FOR desirable onice positions see owen
Personnel Service. il20 Lafayette Build
ing.
JONES EMPLOYMENT. ais Besuoien
Colored hotel. housemaids, $500 weekly
portsrs. jsntors. couples, S30-s35 per week.
columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

RoLoGIsT-Madams Fioys, Problems
Truthfully Solved. seii East Hassst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Female Help Wanted
ATHLETIC YOUNG LADY
p TO 25 YEARS OF AGE

reducing institution. No experience neces-
ssry. Must have good figure, and have a
poppy personality. Good pay while learning
Apply. Sidney Hll's system for Women.
lSj East Elizabeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

TTENTIoN-MADAME James. spiritual
reader. 1882 Clements. Appointments
daily, Townsend s-Oss0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

AsTRoLoGER-c. Lowell. well known De.
troiter; popular In Florida. Lafsyeus