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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Gee goUori sUojemu Sc nerojenemu
sinku. 90.

Ameriska ilustrirana revija
"Time' z dine 25. januarja, 1913,
objavljena pod naslovom "Such
Is Your Heritage" znacilni 6la-
mex, posvecen jugoslovanskim
partizanom in njihovi pravicni
borbi "a demokracijo in svobo-
do jugoslovanskega ljudstva.
Temu clanku, XII je res poezija v
prof., bono dostavil1 ma njego-
vem koncu svoj komentar; maj
pref ga bono objavili prevo-
du:
v nekem malem kraju v Jul
goslaviji je zivel MOI, XII mu je
bio Peter ime. On je prebral v
svojem zivljenju re mnogo
knjig, zanimal Sc je "a politiko
ter Sc ozenil z mladenko, XII il
je bio ime Maria.
Ko je bila Maria Jnoseca z o.
trokom, SO Nemci zavzeli Petro-
vo vas ter zasegli tudi njegovo
hiso in imovino. Peter je odhi-
tel v gozdove k partizanom.
Nekaj tednov zatem je bill v bo-
ju obstreljen, preden pa je IL
dihnil, je vel svincnik in kos
papirja ter napisal pismo svo-
jemu Sc nerojenemu sinku.
Njegovi tovarisi partizani so
nasli Petrovo truplo in njegovo
pismo. Docim so cakali prilike,
da ga izroce ma njegov naslov,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Vazna seja

V ponedeljek vecer dine rs.
~januarja oh 7:30 uri zvecer Sc
vrsi v prostorih S. D. z. ma St.
Clair Ave. wanna seja odbora
president Roosevelt Ball.. Ma
men odbora je obdrzati priredi-
tev, cd katere cisti dobicek je
namenjen v fond "a pobijanje
otroske paralize.
Ker Sc morajo "a prireditev,
XII sc vrsi v petek dine 20. janu-
aria oh 7:30 uri zvecer v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma st.
Clair Ave. urediti zakljucne "a
deve, sc prosi odbor, kateri je
bill zadnjie vabljen pc dopisni-
cab in oni, XII so pripravljeni
sodelovati "a clovekoljuben ma.
men, maj Sc brez drugega po-
vabila in obvestila udeleze vaz-
ne seize. - John Gornik, pred
sednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
SVECAN POGREB
T

LONDON, %. januarja. -
v sredo Sc DO vrsil skupen sve-
can pogreb Al otrok in sestih
ueiteljev in uciteljic, XII so bill
ubiti, ko so nemski letalci bonn
bardirali solsko poslopje, v ka-
terem so Sc omenjeni n~ahajali.
sest otrok je podleglo po-
skodbam v b~olnisnici, kamor so
jih %prepeljali, ko so jih Sc live
potegnili izpod razvalin. Reese
valci so Sc vedno ma delu ter
iscejo Sc morebitne zrtve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
CASTEN POGREB
NEMSKIH

LONDON, 20. januarja. -
Trije nacijski letalci, katerih le-
talo je bio sestreljeno v pone-
deljek il zraka mad Londonom,
so bill danes pokopani z vojas'
kimi castmi. Njihove krste SO
bile pokrite z zastavami $ sva-
stiko, mad pokopaliseem pa SO
krozili angleski letalci. Pogrebu
je prisostvovala tudi castna &c.
ia angleskih letalcev.
Ubiti nemski letalci, XII so i.
nell vsi odlikovanja zeleznega
kriza, so bill: Mex 81 let star
poroenik, % let star narednik in
mex Is let star korporal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Vile r~ojenice

Vile ~rojenice so sc zglasile pr
druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Drob-
mic NIL, 6124 Glass Ave., in pu-
stile zalo deklico, XII je druga
hcerka v druzini. Matt in de-
klica, kateri so dali ime Edith
Frances, Sc nahajati v Huron
Rd. bolnisnici ter sc dobro poeu-
tite. Deklisko ime matere je BIZ
10 Edith Palcic, ter je hci druzi-
ne Palcic v Gowandi, N. Y. -
Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Ia podporo jugoslovanskim vojnih
ujetnikOm

Predstavniki UNITED Yugo-,
slav Relief Fund" in odgovor-
ne ameriske ustanove imajo
conference 0 razpravljanju, ka-
kd ma najboljsi nacin posiljati
pomoc jugoslovanskim vojnim
ujetnikom in jugoslovanski mia
DIM, XII trpi in strada pod oku-
pacijo. v teku teh konferenc je
bio nekaj took programa spre-
menjenih.
Vsem je znano posiljanje pa
ketov vojnim ujetnikom.
Cd sedaj naprej, te vrste po-
Silk ne bodo vec predstavljale
glavno podporo, katero dale u
nited Yugoslav Relief Fund jul
goslovanskim ujetnikom. Nov
program 0 podpori je bill Re ma
rejen v skladu z ameriskim
Rdecim krizem in presidents
War Relief Control Board. CHI
tega programa je, da Sc pre-
preci ponavljanje v vprasanjih
pomoei. -.
v tenn prenovljenem progra-
mu podpore, 100000 dolarjev
funda United Yugoslav Relief
Funda je bio uporabljenih "a
zelo vazne potrebe, kakor ma
primer "a specialize posiljke in
validnim ujetnikom. Ker nam je
vsem znano, pod kaksnimi O.
kolseinami zivijo ii ujetniki v
teh dneh, bono lahko razumeli,
zakaj so taksne posiljke hrane
tako velike vaznosti. Ma ia ma
Gin DO mnogo nasih junakov 70
pet v stanju, da vzdrze napore
ujetniskega zivljenja.
Drugi tip novih posiljk je
prva pomoc, XII hi Sc sestavljala
INadaljevanje ma 2. stranD.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23

Transporting letala s potrebsci-
Mani "a obkrozene nemske divi-
zije pri Stalingradu.
Nemci priznavajo poraze
Nemsko vrhovno poveljstvo
priznava, da SO Rusi potisnili
hence pri Stalingradu "a vee
kilometrov nazaj. Tudi berlin
ski radio priznava strahovite
ruske napade ma vzhodni 'front.'.
Omenjeno radijsko porocilo je
najturobnejse, kar jih je prislo
" tel vojni preko berlinskega
radia. Kjerkoli so Nemci tepeni
in potisnjeni nazaj, naznanjajo
nemska porocila, da so "se Cd
trgali cd Rusov."
VISA zadnja porocila Mama
njajo, da drobijo Rusi ma vseh
frontah nemske obrambne crte,
XII so bile potegnjene re leta
1911.
Polozaj v Tripolitaniji
LONDON, %. januarja. -
Use glavne obrambne crte oko-
Ii Tripolija so bile zavzete in
mesto samo je pod tezkim ar
tilerijskim obstreljevanjem.
Angleska osma armada 81 IL
sekuje danes skozi ruseco sc o.
brambo pot v Tripoli, kjer Sc
brani samo~ Rommelova zadnja
strata, da CHM die zadrzi An
gleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
MORILEC USMRCEN

SAN QUENTIN, CAL, %.
januarja. - Leslie Bella Gireth,
star 80 let in bivsi zlatar v
Glendale, je umrl danes v S pill
nom napolnjeni celici drzavne
jetnisnice. Omenjeni je bill OBJ
sojen ma smrt, ker je umoril v
neki turistovski kabini, kjer sta
spala, svojo ljubico, 21 let stare
Doreno Hammer.
Pred smrtjo je izjavil, da upa,
da sc DO v smrti zdruzil S svo.
jo ljubavnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Amerikonci doumevoio poim besede
"~sovros+vo"

LONDON, 81. januarja. -
"Stars and Stripes" vojaski list
ameriske armada Londonu, pi-
Sc pc ogledu porusenega solske-
ga poslopja, kjer 50 nacijske
bonnie ubile okoli AZ otrok in
ueiteljev, sledeee:
"Ko smo 81 ogledali to stra-
hoto, smo sele prvikrat v svo-
jem zivljenju doumeli popolen
pomen besede "sovrastvo", in
prvikrat v zivljenju smo 81 "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23

zeleli resnieen obstoj pekla, ka-
NOR maj hi prisli nacijski mo-
rilci."
James Mac Donald, poroceva-
lee lista New York Times, XII sc
je udelezil napada angleskih le-
talcev ma Berlin, pa je bill pc
svojem povratku cd pozorisca
teh grozot tako telesno in du-
sevno bolan in strt, da nj mogel
.pisati in porocati o grozi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Vecerja

Mr. in Mrs. John Mihelic, O.
skrbnika Slovenskega drustve-
mega donna ma Recher Ave. va
bita znance in ~prijatelje ma O.
kusno ~vecerjo, XII Sc jo DO no.
COZ serviralo v domovih pro,to
rib. Ia dobro zabavo in Piles pa
DO ma razpolago godba Johna
Ludvika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
K voiakom

v ponedeljek DO odsel prosto-
voljno k vojakom Anthony Au-
Gin, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Au-
Gin, 1855 E. 172 st. Fantu, XII je
bill eden marlTvih raznasalcev
Enakopravnosti, zelimo, da bi Sc
vrnil zdrav k ocetu in materi, XII
lie Re cez leto dni tezko bolna!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Ma dopustu

Ma dopust "a stir dni je pri-
Sci Stanley Unetic, sin druzine
Mr.. in Mrs. John Unetic, 1134
e. "a st. Stanley, XII Sc nahaja
pr marinih v Atlanta, Va, je
clan drustva Lunder : Adamic,
1t. % SNIP. Prijatelji in znan-
ci ga lahko obiscejo, mi mu pa
xelino obilQ zabave!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Polozaj v Tripolitaniji
IONDON ~ ianuaria
Zanesljiva posluga

Re sedaj je cas-, da 81 rojaki in
rojakinje, XII so lansko leto ime-
Ii zasluzek, cd katerega mora
10 placati dohodninski davek,
dajo spolniti svoje pole. Sedaj
Sc nj navala, kakrsnega Sc pri-
cakuje, ko DO Is. marca pote-
KEEL rok "a vlozitev porocil o do
hodninskem davku. Vazno je,
da so pole pravilno spolnjene,
da 81 prihranite neprilike in ne
potrebne stroske. cato pa Sc
priporoca, da Sc V tenn oziru o.
brnete do domacega rojaka, XII
je v tenn poslu izkusen. Mr.. ALL
gust Kollander, XII ina svoj u
rad v Slovenskem narodnem
domu, Re vec let nudi tocno in
zanesljivo poslugo. Njegov u
rad je odprt vsak dan ed 9. ure
zjutraj do 8. ure zvecer.
Pouk v prvi pomoci
Pretekli torek Sc je prieelo S
poukom o prvi pomoei, kateri
tecaj je pod pokroviteljstvom CT
vilnega obrambnega odbora.
Pouk Sc vrsi v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma st. Clair Ave.
Vabi Sc nasa slovenska dekleta
in zene, da Sc p~osluzijo prilike
pouka v prvi pomoci. Pouk je
brezplacen a koristen zlasti v
nujnih slucajih nezgode ali bo-
lezni. Prihodnji pouk Sc vrsi v
torek vecer oh 7:3O uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Z~ASTRUPITEV DEKLET

LlNDENdURSl, N. L. ~.
januarja. - Neka sestnajst let
stara deklica, XII je bila zapo-
slena v tovarni "a vojno pro-
dukcijo, je danes mrtva, pet
njenih vrstnic pa je nevarno O.
bolelo, ker so Sc zastrupile z ne
ko kemikalijo, XII jo vporabljajo
pri svojem delu.
Use omenjene so uposlene pr
.Tedlee Chemical Co., katera to-
varna je pricela sele pretekli te-
den z obratovanjem. Mrtva de.
klica Sc je pisala Josephine
Haab.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Balincarska tekma

Jutri popoldne OBJ 4. uri Sc DO
vrsila v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd. balincar-
ska tekma krozka st. 1 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk in Hrvatskega
zenskega kluba. Pc tekmi Sc DO
vrsila prosta zabava, pri kateri
Sc DO serviralo okusno ~vecerjo
in igrala DO godba. Vahi Sc ro-
jake in rojakinje, posebno pa
clanice sosednjih krozkov P. S,
da posetijo tekmo in zabavo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Kulturd

v ZBOR "SLOVAN'
Jutri popoldne oh 4. uri Sc W.
81 seja pevskega zbora "Slo-
van" v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave. Clanstvo
je vabljeno, da Sc gotovo ude-
lei.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
ZDRAVNIK
UMRL

TOLEDO, O., %. januarja. -
DR.. Albert J. Marss, zdravnik in
veteran civilne vojne, XII je do
svojega 90. leta izvajal medicin-
sko prakso, je danes umrl. Po-
kojni zdravnik je bill 100 let
star.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-23
Slovenska dekleta pri
WAACS

Tri brhka slovenska dekleta,
Miss Minnie Kranjc, 1861 East
68 St., Olga Lozar, E. 157 st. in
Josephine Had, E. Ga St., so Sc
ojunacila, da tudi one gredo v
sluzbo strica Sauna. Prestale so
izkusnjo v Columbusu, o. in BIZ
lie dodeljene k zenskemu pomoz-
MENU armadnemu zboru WAA-
CS. Danes odidejo v Florido.
Slucaj-je nanesel, da gredo vse
tri skupaj. Vrlim dekletom nase
eestitke in jim zelimo sreco in
mnogo uspeha!
K mornarici
Pc 10-dnevnem dopustu Sc je
snoci vrnil k mornarici v Great
Lakes, III. Frank Mramor, sin
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Bar
tol, 1880 E. 1853 st.
Seja Makabejcev
Jutri, "a. januarja Sc vrsi
redna meseena seja drustva
Carniola Tent st. 1888 T. M. -
Tajnik poroca, da je prejel We
like stevilo cekov dividend, ka-
tere DO oddal ma sell. Clanstvo
je vabljeno, da Sc polnostevilno
udelezi.
Ma obisku
Mr.. Anton Medved je prisel IL
Pueblo, Colo, ma obisk "a par
dni k svojemu bratu Josephu,
stanujocemu ma 148O4 Thames
Ave. Vrnil Sc je zadnji pone-
deljek. Ker mu je bio nemogo-
&c obiskati vse prijatelje in
znance, je narocil svoje pozdra.
We pred odhodom. Upamo, da sc
je dobro zabaval v nasi naselbi.
nj!
This Is Poland"
Snoci Sc je pricelo kazati '
Telenews gledaliscu ma PAL Eu'
cid Ave-, zanimiv nov film "This
is Poland. Film prikazuje xiv
ljenje kmetov ma Poljskem, ke
Jill nenadoma napadajo nemsk
bombniki. Poleg tega filma 81
kaze tudi slike o raznih dogod
kov po svetu.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
New BuseboIIs Contain Heart of Golf Pill
Government Big Buyer 10000 Built Around Leftover Pellets

Those remaining. said WPB.
probably will be absorbed by in
dustries. colleges and schools in
their physical fitness program.
leaving none for sandlot play"
Some also may be taken by the
major leagues, which use about
10000 balls a season.
Rubber-cushioned cork center
haseballs have been standard in
pro ball for many years, but with
the Government ban on cork and
new rubber the outlook for good
balls has been dim.
The outright prohibition
against the use of rubber thread
in golf balls found the industry
with 100000 pills" left over.
Pills are the rubber cores which
in better days were surrounded
by rubber thread to give a golf
ball the necessary zip.
One baseball manufacturer
Evening star., 1943-01-30
BY SID FEDER.
Associated Press Sports writsr.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Unless the
beak-busters' union bars Wee Willie
Pep for fragrant violation Of the
rules on overwork, he probably will
whisk his record winning streak
way up into the stratosphere this
year with one of the busiest cam
paigns ever mapped out for a big
time thumper.
For, less than 10 minutes after he
polished off lightweight Allie Stolz
before bowling collection of 1908
customers in Madison Square Gar
den last night, thereby running his
string to SO wins in a row, the
featherweight package OF pep was
hollering to Large Lou viscusi to
get him another opponent for Mon
day.
Pep Is Full of Fight.
Now that naturally can't be done.
To begin with, it definitely would
cause a slight revolution in the
B. B, union. But with Wee Willie
wailing for more fights, and Large
Lou not at all opposed to giving
them to him-especially after the
sizzling stuff he showed in wallop-
ing one Of the worlds leading light
weights last night-the plans were
posted Immediately to have the
Connecticut jumping bean 90 to the
post about every two weeks this
year. And one of them is slated
to be against Beau Jack, who holds
half Of the world lightweight title,
early in March.
And from the way he f1oored not
so-agile Allie and finished gallop-
ing" to take the decision, there
doesn't appear to be anyone in the
way just now to put stop to Will
hes string, which has no equal in
the modern record books. Last
night, he was so much more fighter
than the boring battler who hit
and-run" to the New York version
OF the featherweight title two
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Startling Form Crossers,
Bruins, Rangers Clash
On Rink in Garden
z. the Associated Press.

2. the Associated Press.
The teams the hockey experts
figured would finish first and last
in the National League this season
occupy the Madison Square Garden
ice tomorrow-with one leading the
league and one trailing.
But the club the expert. said
would be last, Boston, is in first
place, and the outfit which every one
figured would be back on top. the
New York Rangers, is last and hasn't
won a game since December 20.
After losing the famous kraut trio
Of Woody Dumart, Robert Bauer
and Milt Schmidt, Manager Art
Ross has kept the Bruins on top
with sprout line. a trio of young
sters-Bep Guildolin, Don Gallinger
and Jackie Schmidt.
An unending string of injuries Tor
the Rangers, plus the failure of the
Bryan Hextall-Lynn Patrick Phil
Watson line to hit anywhere near
its efforts OF year ago, has dumped
the Blue Shirts in the cellar with
virtually no chance of avoiding that
address permanently.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Fight Every 2 Weeks Is Slated
For Pep After Rout of Sto|z
Feotherweieht Ace Soon Will Face Jack;
Drops Stor Lightweight EorIy in Go

months ago that he resembled two
other guys.
He spotted Stolz nearly pounds,
but looked stronger than the curly
haired Newark stylist all the way.
except for a few moments of the
fourth and eighth rounds, and
punched faster in all but a few in
stances. And when Allie hit the
deck from hook in the second
round. you wouldn't have given a
slightly lead two-bit piece for Stolz'
chances of lasting the full 10 heats,
although he was a 5 to betting
favorite.
Ready to Battle Jack.
What makes Willie even more Of a
fight managers dream" than the
fact that he can go to the post every
other week or so, is the manner in
which the cash customers are willing
to pay for the privilege of seeing
him strut his stuff. About two
months ago, he lured a gate of
ST. 900 into the Garden the night
he took the New York half of the
NOtRa ACotAici WC26IlL titiE away IIQIil
aging Chalky Wright. And last
night he and Allie played to $65 $3.50
house, and even Uncle Mike Jacobs
will admit this is not tin.
He says he never gets tired of
fighting, because mostly it's lust
like training-and I'd rather fight
for keeps than train" AS a result,
he'll probably go into action next
on February II for "Old Sarge"
Eddie Mack, who is back promoting
fights in Boston. Then there likely
will be an outing in Tampa, Fla,
and then he'll come back to the
Garden, around March 5, against
the Beau.
If it's not the Beau, it may be
Jackie Callura, the National Boxing
Associations featherweight title
holder, or Cleo Shans, the Los
Angeles Negro. And If last nights
turnout was any indication, the
Garden will be bulging at the seams
that evening. Certainly, 1t figures
to put a lot of meat on the table
for Wee Willie
Evening star., 1943-01-30
BY GEORGE HUBER,

Techs basket ball team, once a
tavorite to win the high school
basket ball title, now is having
trouble reaching the playoffs. Even
after that narrow brush in getting
past Roosevelt in the opener the
Maroons still rated at the top, but
since then the bubble has burst and
they have been defeated by Wilson
and Eastern after stepping on
Anacostia.
Neither Coach Dutch Usilaner
nor the players have any idea what
caused the collapse, which became
just about complete yesterday when
Eastern won, 1892, for it's fifth
straight victory in the series, in a
second overtime period. 1t may be
that all the other teams are point
ing for the Maroons and the pres
sure has been too much fer them.
Tech now must win at least two
OF its remaining three games against
Central, Coolidge and Western to
get crack at the title which earlier
appeared in the bag.
Wilson Shades Coolidge.
In yesterday afternoons other
game, also thriller, Wilson staged
late rally to top Coolidge, 27-25.
The results left Wilson, Central,
Coolidge and Tech tied for third
place, behind Eastern and Roosevelt
with two victories and two defeats
each. The standings may be
shuf1ed bit in tonight's double
header at Tech, beginning at 7::30
IN which Anacostia tackles Roose-
velt and Western meets Central.
Freddy Seaton, performing his
speciality of a left-handed layuu
shot, gave Eastern its 34-32 victory
in the second and sudden death
overtime period against Tech, but
before that the capacity crowd al
Roosevelt gym was treated to a
thrill minute. From start to finish
the teams never were more than 4
points apart. Eastern had leads oI
SIS In the first period and 14-13 a,
the half, and largely through the
Evening star., 1943-01-30
British Rugby Teams Play in Honor of F. D. R.
$4,000 Excited Arzonons See RAF Rubber Come Tonight

was started last fall by the keen
eyed British lads whose sky-blue
uniforms are familiar sights here
about.
After a cricket match in Mesa,
when confused fans were trying
to learn just what had happened
to give one team lis runs to the
others 56 after only one inning
had been played, r. r. A. Patton.
an RAF squadron leader, said. ''I
think you Americans would grasp
rugby better"
That turned out to be the un-
reinstatement of the year.
A fortnight later England and
Scotland lined UP for a bit Of a
serum on the Phoenix Union
High School athletic field.
Laughter from the stands
greeted the appearance Of the
l5-man teams ambling about
bare -kneed, sleeveless. no pads
for protection.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
D,e:'r|'ringer, ,:'|' Glad Abou'
Swap, Thinks Cubs !.
Will Get Ahead
Happy to Be With Pilot
Wilson Again; Claims
Rib Injury Healed
3. the Associated Press.

SARASOTA, Fla, Jan. 30.-Big
Paul Derringer, ace Highlander,
practically is bubbling over with
gladness about being with the Chi
cago Cubs and can. find no sound
reason why that ball club shouidn't t
60 places in 1943.
Derringer-sold by the Cincinnati
Reds in deal repeatedly involving
5000 cash-emphasizes:
II asked to be traded or sold for
purely personal reasons. could
not have received better treatment
anywhere than did with the Reds
and 1t certainly was considerate Of
Giles Cincinnati General Manager
Warren Giles to make q deal with
the Cubs and let me 60 with Man.
ager Jimmy Wilson.
Friendly With Cub Pilot.
IT broke in with Wilson at st,
Louis and worked with him while
with Cincinnati. We are the best
Of friends and I'm sure we will work
well together again"
The 6-foot-3 hurler said the rib
injury that handicapped him dur
ing part of the 1912 campaign
cleared up before the season ended
and nothing was wrong with me
that few hits wouldn't have cured
Baseball pennants have been won
in the past by clubs with all right
hand pitching STATS and there's no
reason why the Cubs can't do it,
Derringer declared The ST. Louis
Cards naturally will be strong con-
tenders, ''but it looks as If anybody
might win this year. and the Cubs
have some mighty good hitting pros
pects," he said.
Likes Florida Camp Plan.
The veteran Of II years in the
majors Is enthusiastic about the
plan under way in the winter base
ball colony here to bring players
wintering in Florida to Sarasota
for workouts before reporting to
Northern training camps. He said
he was convinced he could do a
better Job of it here than he could
in more frigid chmes.
''Florida's weather Is especially
good for leg work and no pitcher
ever bad a sore arm If his legs were
right" he added.
Evening star., 1943-01-30

The laughter died soon after
the play started and several thou
sand rugby fans were born. TheY
could understand rugby all right.
The fine point to the game seems
to be keeping the other guy
from kicking your molars down
your throat. A try is the same
as a touchdown only it counts
three points and q conversion
adds two more.
The razzle-dazzle play of the
gridiron resembles Sunday school
picnic squat tag compared to the
mad galloping and mending
lateralling that goes on at rugby.
Tonight the teams are going
back at each other again with
blood in their blue eyes. Their
only regret is that the great
captain whose birthday Is being
celebrated is 20 busy that he
can't be here to witness the
mayhem.
Evening star., 1943-01-30
Totals----13 632 Totals 10 az

Totals----13 632 Totals 10 az
Wilson and Coolidge Rough.
The opener in which Wilson won
from Coolidge, 27-25, also was 1
wild affair. Frequent fouls were
called, and Bill lavish, Stew Brown
and Windy Van Dusen of Wilson
and Billy Penn of Anacostia left tho
game on personals.
Wilson had a 9-5 lead in the
tight first half with Billy Tanney
doing much Of the damage for Will
son and Chuck Greenbaum for
Coolidge. The Colts reversed the
standings and had an 1915 margin
hitting into the final quarter,
Tanney came through to put W.T.
son even and subsequent goals by
Jack Ogle and Tanney gave the
Tigers enough margin to withstand
a late Coolidge rally,