davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-06-24

Saints Episcopal Church ofIiciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes will make
their home in Baltimore,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

TO spread rumors, and the regular
purchase of War Savings Stamps
and Bonds.
To these patriotic men and women
we offer the following pointers on
flashlights and batteries =, which
are important to every V-Home -
as a means Of conserving supplies
for all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
HAVE YOU EARNED YOUR V-HoME

CERTIFIChk3 Join the nation wide " Home
drive of the Office of Civilian Defense-snd earn
the right to display the following pledge:
We in this home are fighting. We know this
war will be easy to lose and hard to win We mean
to win il. Therefore we solemnly pledge all our
energies and all our the fight for free
dom and against fascism. We serve notice TO all
that we are personally carrying the fight TO the
enemy, in these ways:
~ Ibis bone foIoUJ h5e intrHefioH5 Of ~, ar raid
ayden in order protect itself against attack by air
a. This home food, clothing. usnspoua.
tion and health. in order to hasten unceasing flow
of war materials TO our men the front.
~ This home s1iVsgeS essential materials 10 order
that they may be converted TO immediate uses
49, This home yetESeS TO spread yEmoys designed to
divide our Nation
IS. This home tHyl War Savings Stamps add Bonds
regularly! .\|N
We are doing these things because we know we
must TO WsH TbiS Var"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

The United States Office Of Civilian
Defense, through its local defense
councils, is asking every American
to participate in the V-Home Drive.
A V-Home is all out for victory"
It's occupants are resolved TO do their
full share in the nations war effort
through such ptaeticai measures as
taking adequate AFRAID precau-
tions, conservation, salvage, refusal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
BoBo's Salary Gauge
For Other Tigers
He's TO Talk
Terms With
Boss This Week
BY LEO MACDONEIL

Buck Newsom is reported to be
on his way from his home in
HartSVille, s. G, TO talk 1912
salary terms with Walter O.
Briggs this week.
What happens 10 NewSom'S
l94l $31,500 stipend, if anything,
will be closely watched by other
nervous Tigers.
NewSom. who last season won
y games and lost 20 TO finish
forty-eighth among pitchers in the
American League. is expected 10
suffer shrinkage in his generous
1871 salary. Other Tigers also
fear the effects of Mr.. Briggs
contemplated barbering.
In the meantime. Jack Zeller
and other Tiger chiefs, buoyed by
President RooscveltS plea for a
continuance of baseball. are going
ahead with renewed vigor on plans
for Detrolt'S spring training siege
in Lakeland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Nelson Keeps 4-StrOke
Oakland Open Lead
BY DAVID IOEHWING
United Press stan Correspondent

OAKLAND Cal. Jan. II. -
Lord Byron Nelson of Toledo,
O., paceScttcr of the $1,000 Oak
land Open golf tournament, shot
a one-under-par SO at the Sequoyah
Country Club today 10 maintain
a i-Strokc lead on the field at the
end Of the third round.
Nelson shooting for his first
California tournament champion
ship in 10 years Of trying. carded
a total of POS at the 54-hole mark.
He put together today'S SO with
his previous 4-under-par 36-hole
total Of 100.
Making a surprise bid against
Nelson's supremacy was Lloyd
Mangrum Of Monterey Park. Cal,
who passed up tho prc-tournamcGt
iaNOrItc. Ben Hogan Of Hershey
-. 10 move mo second place
behind Nelson with total score
Of 2O9.
Mangrum cqualcd Nelson's e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Wrond Again

Esther has go points, Helen 30
and Cookie 20.
Agnes Wrona continued the
family's victory parade by clean
ing up in both starts in the inter-
mediate class, outSkating the
defending h m p on. Dorothy
KoiniS also Of Saginaw, in the 220
and $50 In tho latter race the
long-lcggcd Agnes was a half lap
ahead Of her rival.
Florence Wrona had things her
own way IN the junior girls dlvi-
sion beSting Helen Schwalback Of
EScanaba IN the 30 and $50 while
Lorraine Sable was taking thirds
in both starts.
Tommy Saunders 81 Detroit
easily was the class OF his field in
the intermediate. He COaSted in 20
win both the go and $50 and I'M
less he breaks his leg or spills in
all races Sunday, should keep his
title.
Mike DatterO Of Wyandotte is
leading the juvenile boys with 50
points with Bill Finncgan Of ES-
canada rated as the boy he must
beat Sunday to take the crown.
Finnegan has 30 points.
Jimmy Koinis Of Saginaw.
cleaned up in both the iurlonG
and half TO put himself far out in
front in the junior division. His
nearest rivals are Clark Dean Of
Petoskey and Dale Woods of ES-
CANADA with 20 points each.
Joe Macdonald of Saginaw, re-
garded as one Of the strong con-
tenders for the State Senior Skat-
ing championship, is out Of COM
petition for the rest of the season
with an injured back Macdonald
hurt himself in a spill in the meet
at Flint 10 days ago X-rayS
showed a small broken
bone in his back.
Today marked the first time in
The six years Alpena has held the
State speed-skating championships
that the ice hasn't been ideal
The forecast for Sunday predicts
4 rising temperature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

bought the Of Walter Terrell Oregon mddeweight
who has scored knockouts in many fights Alexis
Thompsons pro roupesFranke Kovacs Bobby Riggs
Don Bulge Fred Perrywho off to good start in New
York. poorly the road Willie Hoppe former
boy wonder the 54year-old wonder of billiards
Capt Eddie Rckenbacker explains that although the inter
500-me Indianapolis had been
pended for the duration of the does not necessarily
that the midget speedways the country will be shut
Dick Weber, Syracuse football capain-elec from
Toledo and former national junior archery champion
HELP BUY A BOMBER
Coach Wallace Wade Of Duke cannot understand how all
the AAmerca experts passed Don Durham Oregon States
left-handed right halfback Bill Hewitt and Butch
Slaughter Michigan AAmercas named by California
scbes ame of players from the East who played
the EastWest games during the past 10 Bill
Shepherd the Detroit who starred for Western Mary
land also listed Among stars who got the goby
Tom Harmon Cecil be Johnny Drake and Marshall Goldberg
With the Yankees his first choice Jack Doyle famous Broad
way betting commissioner scramble for second place
among the Red Sox, Indians and Tigers"
n DIV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
BUY n Bomber
zerbo Repeats
HdndbdN Victory

A. Zcrbo, Downtown YMCA
star Won ms fourth consecutive
city singles handball title when he
tMcatcd Paul Merlo Knights Of
columbus player, IN the finals
Saturday afternoon AT knights Of
Columbus Han The scores were
90 Dis.
Iorbo who with DR. Mlt Lappin
Won The national YMCA doubles
championships few years ago.
defeated Mcrlo in last years final
round
N.r.o took the court suffering
from 81 leg injury which occurred
-u TITS match against Armand Du-
hart Fr.day'nlght. and was not up
20 has usual form. But the manner
IN which Ierbo was performing
Saturday left little doubt among
5ne spectators that Mcrlo, at his
bo.' could not have beaten the
champion.
In the ConSola ton finals.
Bon WatorStone defeated Duhart,
2l-l3 1921 and 2l-6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

ALPENA, Jan. There was
no denying the laundering blades
of Terry Browne here today as he
defeated the defending champion,
Vincent BoziCh, in all three races
in the first days competition of
the Michigan speed skating cham
pionships. Sweeping all three
starts. Terry compiled 80 points.
Bozich is second with so, and
George Omelenchuk third with 40.
BY taking the 900, half-mile and
two-mile races. Browne virtually
the title. Three races re-
main Sunday. the 440 mile and
five-milc. He's in for the title if he
places IL all three, which he should
do without much trouble.
Browne always has held his own
in the 22O. but wasn't figured To
stay with BoZich on the soft ice
here today in the longer events.
But ne won the 220 handily with
Omclenchuk three yards behind.
and BoziCh about four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
A Foot in Front

The half-mile and two-mle were
the best races of the day. Browne
finished not more than a foot
ahead of Bozich on both occas-
SionS lie STAYED off Bozich's
sprint in the half and came up
fast TO beat him at the line in
the tWo-mllc
Next Tuesday Terry is due 10
be indicted into the United States
army and he entered the two-day
meet here determined 10 take the
state crown with him, a title Bo-
zich won the last two years.
Bozich apparently was A bit
overturned He seemed TO lack
tho strong finishes of other years.
After losing three in a row 10
Browne, he dropped the two-milc
open to Eddie Fletcher, a senior
B class skater.
1t was a great day for the
Wrona Clan from Saginaw. Esther
WrOna beat her sister Helen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

meeting in New York. February .
where it is barely possible there
will be deal or two involving the
local club.
Zeller processes not 10 know OF
any deals a-cooking, but Tiger
general manager admits he still
is in receptive mood.
"WhiIe on paper the Tigers
appear stronger than last year."
Zeller said Saturday, despite
losses TO Uncle Sam, we are al
ways ready 10 deal-if by deal
ing we can strengthen the club"
But, Zeller made known re-
Gently, the Tigers are not inter-
ested in giving away Dizzy Trout
and Doc Cramer for Edgar Smith,
as suggested by the White Sox.
The Tigers could use Smith. a
Southpaw perhaps, but not at that
price. II will be remembered that
the Chicago club at first tried
hard 10 get Bruce Campbell. be-
fore the Scoichman was traded to
VI aSblDCtoD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Gtet!3l!S
By fso blaodo.su
SPORTS EDITOR
Clipper Smith, VIanova Mentor, Called Best
Coach Who Came From ,Nofre Dame
Coach Who Came From .,Notre Dame

Tarzan Taylor Marquette line coach nodded the
direction Of Clipper Smith football AT Nllanova and
declared There's the of Notre
Ralph Grccncaf who seeks theecushon honors
pocket billiards title Il times Greenleaf
recalls that his creates, thrill 1887 Playing Andrew
final title Creeneaf railed III to u he
stepped table He knew that if he missed. Ponzi
iael 10 wreck Raphs hopes of making
successful threeyear layof Greeneaf didn't
miss . il. he ran 53 points that gave him the
HELP BUY A BOMBER!
Jimmy Foxx says Bng Miller is "one of the best when ii
comes to telling sumpng what he is doing wrong
Don Clawson like he will be Northwestern Unverstys
first nnee 10 years He has already three
IN football two basketball and track Now he has
regular Job with the Purple and his
basketball letter assured Chuck Palmer turned the
nine letter trick in 1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Auto Trio Tops
Puck Scorers

Top point-making honors among
the metropolitan Hockey Leagues
Is players were being hogged to-
day by three members of one
team. statistics released Saturday,
reveal.
The trio-Fred Gardner, John
Kolodzy and William Karstens-
comprising Auto Clubs No. , for
ward line. are setting the pace.
Gardner and kolodzy each have
five goals and four assists for a
total of nine points. Karstens has
tailed three markers and assisted
in five others for an eight-point
total
After week OF idlcneSs the
loop gets back into action tonight
al Olympia with the customary
double5header beginning at 100
O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Complete
Tennis Card

NEW YORK. Jan. II tUP).-
United States Lawn Tennis ASSo-
cation today adopted with only
minor reviSionS a complete cham
pionship tennis schedule for 1912
At its siXty-first annual Conven-
ton.
A national singles and doubles
title tournament. for both men and
women. viii be held in one tourna-
ment at the West Side Tennis
Club Forest Hills, y. Y, beginning
August p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
No Night Games

While President RooSevelt's
plea for night baseball 10 enter
tain day defense workers brings
Joy TO Clark Griffith and other
big league advocates of arc light
games, there is little or no
chance of after-dark exhibitions
at Briggs Stadium.
Briggs Stadium has no light
ing system and with war priori-
ties in effect. there would be
little or no chance Of getting
steel and other materials neceS-
sary for the construction of a
lighting system.
Besides Washington, in the
American League. there are
lights at Chicago, Philadelphia,
Cleveland and st. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Bright Willie
HidIedh Winner

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. II GNS).-
Mrs. r. McIlvain's Bright Willie
scored victory in the $4,000 added
money TTialeah Stakes at Hialeah
Park here today. the first inn
portant 3-ycar-old test for the rich
Elamingn Stakes which comes up
next month.
With All Robertson riding him,
Bright Willie won by half length
over Mrs. a. +. Sherman Amcri-
can Vol. with Mrs r. Mutrcuan'S
First Fiddle third in the l3-horse
field. all OF which are Flamlngo
eliciblcs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
SteUaTt to Return

Another encouraging factor for
the Wings is that Jack Stewart
expects 10 be back on the defense
Sunday after 10 days absence
with strained back ligaments. II
Jack is ready, Ebhie Goodfellow
will probably not play
Detroit and Brooklyn stand
even on the season, with two VIC
tories and a tic each
Americans are bringing in Bill
SummerhIll for the first time
Sunday. The veteran forward has
been brought up from Springfield
by Dutton after a scoring spree
in the American League. In eN-
change he has sent down Gus
Marker. former Red Wing. and
defenSeman Duncan McAndrew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Ferris Cdgers Hand
CIedry Sixth Loss

iPSILANTI Jan. 17.-Ferris
Institute closed with a rush this
afternoon 10 edge out Cleary Col
lego 36-2i IN roughly played
ha>Ec'ball game The defeat was
~. -s'h straight Of tho season for
tIrHu
t'laI Al Shaw called total
n' * f,l', on The NO teams
Layton Knapp slender Ferris for
ward paced the scoring with II
ID.Lfe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

New Orleans Bill Osmanski Chicago
Bears, full9aeks physician t tti Tony Zae
mddleweight champion says he Will the navy after his
overweight bout with Billy Conn in New York February -
HELP BUY A BOMBER,
Jimmy Bloodworh basenan Tho Tigers got from
Washington replace Charley Gchlgcr handled $40 chances
in 1872 games year of "a game lrsch
Jacobs oldest thoroughbred training in Florida
Spanish Wa l2.yearod Red Duttou picks EN- finish
way National Hockey League Boston, Toronto
Rangers Chicago Americans, Detroit. CauadIens oscar
Sem owner Of River Golf club att swCed up
because grandpappy His daughter, Mrs Virginia
Thompson, proud OF S-pound girl Art
Ross il opposed cutting hockey squads Where could
get requirements injured players the Boston
pilot asked New York football critic ranked the football
Of 94 this order J. Minnesota ,, Texas Michigan;
T. Fordhan 5 Alabama g. Georgia . All of which caused
annoyed Detroit fan 20 demand What Duquesnc and
Notre Dame-Jars?
y ply 4 RONRFPt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

card over the tricky Sequoyah
layout today and added 1t 10 his
prior score Of 40
Tied in third place at 30 were
Hogan and Lawson Little Of San
Francisco. Hogan shot a par 1854
70 today to add TO his lao. and
Lawson turned in an identical
performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Night Hockey Gard

Crusaders setting a hot pace In
tho Detroit Night Hockey League.
will oppose Briggs in the feature
Of a double-header program on
Mack Parks outdoor ring Sunday,
night at 9 o'clock. East Detroit
VIII meet Painters in the opener
az 7.3O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Liked the Deal

While Zcller never boasts, The
veteran Detroit David Harum as
he reflects the deal with Washing
ton IN which he obtained Jimmy
Bloodworth and Cramer for
frankie Croucher and Campbell,
that Detroit made an extra spe-
clal deal. He thinks Bloodworth,
a second baSeman. will 60 a long
way in solving the Tigers infeld
problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Bowler in Montana
Makes Rare Split

BILLINGS. Mont Jan-17
QNS).--O. r. Stevens. Billings
kegler. recently was credited with
p spare that featured one of the
toughest splits known in bowling
In league competition Stevens
second ball picked up the 6-9-10-7
pms. q split listed among the
ncAp tYSorNoc eif,fcs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Mel OFT new manager oil the New York Giants has life
tlme total the National League Fred
Haner who interested building up basketball at Olympia
points persons II doubeheades
Madison Square Garden last winter total that seems sure
this Pat Kennedy famous New York
ba referee md-manneed sospoken off the court is
stormming official when he the whistle
Buddy Ensor, who gathered purses toalng more than
$500 900 during Jockey press
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Report Feb. %

The Tiger pitchers and catchers
have been ordered 10 report in the
Florida camp February %, with
the rest of the squad checking in
one week later. But before the
Tigers so South, ZelIer will go to
the American Leagues special
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
There S No Question:
Bears Are Great

CHICAGO Jan 17-1'ho only
rrWm UNI NdUonai League too'baiI
20 ctrf ~ through season ln-
+sfr-'r3 the Chicago Boar
iaa' wa, iH 1884 The onlt
.'l. ah 10 'NcI ICpFdf F~
title .to next year is also INC
Bear Tire Bears Won IN 1910
md 1qiI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Shooters 10 Compete
For Defense Bonds

Tho Renenber Pear. l.-rbpr
Trap Shoot - scheduled ~ camp
VAN Can Cub N8.s SarlsS.
januar g Fac lu~as
anroInrrr Dr.pr.. -.s
stamp .NlI. f.Nw s 81.
VIII b. lErr az pIZs, Tho ,U1-
gran 5C-ib ward targets and
$50 ard target.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Joe The Montreal Canadiens plays right wing and
right-handed But, he writes efhanded Gordon
Dlon right wnger Maple Leafs right
handed left handed Mary Small radio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
BrOWne Leading
In State Ice Meet
BY GEORGE f.. VAN

Wrona in the two events held, The
220 and the half-mile, while Mar
garet Cook Of Detroit seemingly
unhappy on the soft ice, finished
third in both starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Haze Small Edge

Win or lose, I he Wings will
still have bit of an edge on the
AmerkS because they have played
three less games. But they must
beat teams like Americans and
Canadiers If they are going TO 90
places.
The Wings have begun racking
up goals. and II makes them feel
optimistic EighteeD goals in five
games-they're beginning 10 hit
the net.
II wouldn't be a bit surprised
II we'd hit n win streak and
knock Oft about IL games" said
Mowers after practice Saturday.
THE way young Adam Brown
Is going 20 town with Joe Car
veth-nOt 20 mention Wares,
Abel and Crosse. or course. we
just take IL for granted they
will continue burning up the
ice A"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Wings Plan to
Hold 9Th Place
Sunday Afternoon
Game With As
Is Their Chance

II you ask goalie Johnny Now
erS and the Detroit Red Wings,
they'll tell you they have hunch
they are about due to go places in
this National Hockey League
race. And they plan TO get
under way this Sunday afternoon
against the Brooklyn Americans
at Olympia.
It's the Wings only afternoon
game of the season and a good
time for them 10 change their
luck. They must beat the Amer
leans 10 hold fifth place, for the
Brooklyn team is only one point
behind. They are particularly
eager 10 do il for another reason.
They blew three-goal lead
against these Amerks in the last
period just 10 days ago in New
York and they feel they must try
TO make I'D for that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Buy n Bomber

O'Ne.il- Hoffner W.. Auto CLUB.
RAYS vs. CRWA
(At Olympia. I 80 . m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Which Is Right-or Left7

HELP BUY A BOMBER!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Mel on Has AIS Homers.

HELP BUY A BOMBER!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

a Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

HELP RvY A BOMBER,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Buy "A Bonnie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-26
0riing Police
Chief Accused
Cluim He Broke
Wrist of Youth

Charge. that orting's 225-pound
chief Of police nan-hsndled a 10
pound youth IN process ~ arrest
and broke the boys wrist by an
over-enthusiastie hanmerlock vas
made Wednesday in a suit filed
in superior court
Complaining Is Jack Stevens. L.
who brought suit against Chief
William Arthur Frasl and the
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance.
Co. for s2.s5o.
II Ia charged that Frasl. q
former wrestler and pugilist. ar
rested Jack on FEB. 20. 1es2.
against his viii: that he assault
ed the boy by applying the ham,
meriock with such unreasonable
force as TO break the arm at the
wrist. and slapped and pommeled
the youth. searched him. threw
him in jail. but did not file any
charges.
The suit makes q point Of the
difference in sze between the
chief and the boy. and the differ
ence in pugilistic skill.
The amount claimed Is for hos
pital and medical expense, pain,
suffering and humiliation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-26
Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions were filed
in superior court Wednesday by
Douglas against Margaret Nc
Clintock: Frances r. against
Charles NJ. Fiander: Betty against
Paul s. Sans: Dorothy against
Richard shreeves: Rose against
Donald Montieth. all alleging
burdensome home life. Robert B.
against verbins MACPHERSON. al
leging desertion. Daisy against
Robert Gilkey, alleging cruelty.
Interlocutory DEGREES have been
granted Charlotte NJ. from l. NJ.
ksvsnsugh; June A. from II. r.
Atwell: Doris e. from Z. r. Nor
rison. and Helen NJ. from L. ".
Harrington. Goldie Tejads WAS
granted = decree Of annulment Of
n marriage TO Ross Tejsds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-26

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-An al
tempt TO cut out federal sppro-
priation for national forest read
and trail maintenance. an effort
eventually defeated, Was assailed
in the house BY Congressman
Charles n Jezvy % Washington.
as . pescetirne expenditure which
couldn't b dropped without dam-
are 10 defense
Those ef N Who live In the
forest regions perhaps have
better appreciation Of them
said I<ssy. no soon VIII
leave congress 10 become fed
eral district judge at Tacoma
Besides extensive cut OF national
forest timber the past year and in
prospect. hw pointed out. 500. 900
acre. Of forest have been turned
over TO the army.
Lookoufs Aid Z. =.
Every lookout in the national
forests on the Pacific coast il now
In the closest cooperation with the
United States army, and close con-