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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31
KELLY TO SPEAK
TO WOMEN HERE
Gray Ladies, Nurses Aides
Meet AT St. James
Tuesday Night

Gray Ladies and Nurses Aide
Of the Volunteer Special Service
OF the American Red Cross vii
hear Col. A. P. Kelly, command
ing surgeon Of the station hospltia
at Camp Davis, Tuesday nlga
at 8 o'clock, in the Great Hall O.
st. James church, according tt
Mrs. Vernon Avery, chairman o:
the Gray Ladies, and Mrs. Dun
can McEachern, chairman o.
Nurses Aides. The occasion MARKS \:
the completion of a period OF tram
ing by each group.
The Gray Ladies have attenoec
a course of 20 lectures and nave
served six-weeks' period OF pro.
baton at the station hospital a.
Camp Davis. They will be cappea
by Captain Frieda Brandlger' su-
perintendent of nurses at the nos
pital. Mrs. Hilda Kirker. assistant
field director of Red Cross al
Camp Davis and Miss Carlson
head recreational worker, Will par
ticipate in the exercises.
= The Nurses Aides have just
completed an 80 hour course I'm
der Mrs. Margaret Fuller. After
receiving their certificates, they
must pledge to serve $50 hours
during the year. The aides work
at the Baby Hospital and at James
Walker Memorial, assisting floor
nurses in various tasks. This is
the fifth Nurses Aides class to
graduate, and the group is COM
posed entirely of working girls
who have pledged to serve at
night and on Saturdays and Sun
days.
The public is invited to attend
the exercises.
The Gray Ladies group: Mrs.
Avery, Mrs. w. T. Benton, Mrs.
W. G. Broadfoot, Mrs. Ted Brown,
Mrs. j. R. Chasten, Mrs. Charles
I. Cavenaugh, Mrs. w. T. Dixon,
Mrs. A. Diehl, Miss Frances For
my-Duval, Mrs. Lucille. Goldberg,
Mrs. Edward c. Hines, Mrs. Oliver
Hutaff, Mrs. Louis Hanson, Mrs.
N. R. Jones, Mrs. Joyner, Mrs.
Lewis Ormond, Mrs. Louis Or
rell, Mrs. Maurice Reilly, Mrs.
Frank Ross, Mrs. J. B. Sudbury,
Mrs. H. M. Solomon, Mrs. Hor-
tense Slagle, Mrs. P. R. Smith,
Mrs. Addison Smith. Mrs. Law
renee Sprunt, M,t Walter P.
Sprunt, Mrs. E. V. Turner, Miss
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31

So marvelously quick! Why you can
do shopping that would ordinarily
take hours in just few min
utes! You'll have more time to your.
self. Try this new modern way OF
shopping soon!
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31

Players, directed by Mrs. Sher-
man E. Miller.
The program on Thursday, No
vember 4, will include a talk on
Local Scouting by Mrs. James
S. Webb, commissioner for the
Wilmington Council of Girl Scouts,
and songs by Brownie Troops Nos
9 and II, directed by Mrs. W. A.
Cannon and Mrs. D. A. Mayo, &C
companied by Mrs. I. Shepherd.
The United States hao 172 dis
asters, including floods and tor
nadoes, in the year ending In
Jine, 1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31

Genuine Plate Glass Mir
ror. Smart trim lines
clean cut Venetian style.
Masonic back q x 20
inches. Gold frame in at
tractive design.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31

under charter to the Inflow,
al Red Cross and reported c,s'
ing ll'ooo bags of mail for An'. Ivy
war prisoners in Germa,r sa
reported today to have besn' was
by a floating mine off Ms NJ, sunk
last Wednesday. '' Sel4s
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31

corresponding months a year ago
when the market run was at a
record level.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31

SHIP SUNK
LISBON, Oct. 30-RNThe 1,0So-
ton Portuguese freighter Padua,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31
Also Sold On Easy
Payments

Handsome modern roll-front
desk priced for early
bird Christmas shoppers! Plen-
ty of drawers one in
center, three on each side!
Hardwood in rich walnut fin
ish. Makes a splendid gift!
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-31

IIe!p nature loosen thick, stranelin,
mucus' And you know from your T'I owr eScsi
rs y you c san s sst r aa ha En-
of Gods fresh air and not f sei 3a2 deepl,
was an iron band around your cbs s,4e tneTs
ing out your very life, WA 'Nest crush.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

zvane Goringove peti letce pod
statne rozs1Tili cs. rafinerie pc
troleje a nafty a v r1znych
mlstech zeme vystaveli obrov-
ske tovarny ma vyrobu synte-
tickeho benzinu.
V poslednfch dvou letech
raflnerie v Pardubic1ch, No
VEN Bohum1ne. Kollne a Pff-
vozu byly proti sve predvalec-
ne rocn1 kapacite 100000 tun
mnohonasobne rozsfreny. Kro-
me toho dals1 podniky byly
vybudovany v Krapulech a g.
stf mad Labem. Take sloven-
ske rafinerie v Bratislave a
Trstennem byly rozsfreny a do
pravuje Sc do Mich k zpracova-
nj rumunska malta.
Podniky ma vyrobu synthetic
keno benzinu byly vybudovany
" severoceske hnedouhelne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

sdbhbtAAbthButAHbbb
veTit zraku. Bydlf totiz v pro-
storne kabine zachovaneho ne
meckeho kluzaku. A velitel, je
to cetar z Brna, starry kanonyr,
pov1da: "Jsme tady jake do
ma"
Trochu Sc tomu divfte, ale
hned nasleduje vysvetlenf.
"Jmenuje Sc totiz Modrany
u Prahy a proto jsme tn jake
doma," povfda velitel. A hned
vas zavede dovnitr a ukazuje
Stick S napisem: "F. Panek,
Moderschau bel Prag."
TAX vida, v kluzaku ktery
pro hence musila postavit fir
ma F. Panek, bydli nynf nasi
vojaci. S chlapci - a nekte-
rym tenn chlapcdm je uz pres
40 let - 81 trochu pohovor1te
a kazdy ma neco ma srdci. A
velitel polocety vzpomfna hlav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

panvi, kde jedna tovarna loni
vyrobila million tun benzinu.
Ackoliv tato expanse pokracu-
je v o%hromnych rozmerech po-
vazuje Sc, re vyroba ~synteticke
no benzinu ma sve omezenf pro
toze mnozstvi uhlf je tez ONE
zeno, a krone toho jej potTe-
buje ostatnf prdmysl. Tato O.
mezenf nemohou byti pTekona-
ma i kdyz je uhlf dovazeno z
hornoslezske uhelne panve, ne
bot by Sc tax ~vytvorily nesm1r-
ne dopravnf obt1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

ne ma Brno a test Sc, re Sc tam
uz brzy Ease dostane.
Ma zpatecnf ceste jsme pri-
jeli k 4 opustenym deldm. Opu-
stena protiletecka baterie. Pro
hlfzfme jedno podrobneji, Cd
stranujeme req re Zaveru a
objevujeme napis: Axe. spoil.
dr.. skodovy zavody V Plzni ;.
(Kahyrsky rozhlas.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Italsti zajatci pracuji ma
farmach " lowe.

z hlavn1ho stanu Z. sluzeb-
niho velitelstvf bylo oznameno,
re 900 zajatych italskych vo-
jakd bylo dopraveno do Iowy
z tabor1 v Missouri, ably poma-
hall pri praci ma polfch. Byli
tam poslani ma zadost farmarG,
kterf potTebujf pomoc pri pol
Mich prac1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Ceskoslovensko je strediskem
vyroby benzinu.

Londyn, (ONA): Nemci
obsazene ceskoslovensko bylo
postupne Nemci promeneno v
jednu 2 hlavnlch center vyroby
benzinu a petrolejovych pro-
dukt1. Stredni posice Cesko-
slovenska, jeho vzdalenost cd
front a cd letist Spojenych ma
rodI zp1sobila, re Nemci v tax
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

81 nemecka ofensiva v Rusku
Dude nedspesna a Ruda arma-
da pfejde sam k offensive.
Tyto pTfpravy pry dokonce
obsahujf vyjednavanf S pdvod-
mimi majetnfky pddy a kolni-
ste pry 81 chtej1 zajistiti bez-
pecny obchod do Nemecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Nemecti koloniste Sc chysta-
II k uteku.

Londyn, (ONA) - N6mecti
koloniste, kterf Sc usadili v OBJ
Taste Bielska a Zowiece sc jiz
pTipravujl k 1teku kdyz nynej-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
u PRAHY."

Costa afrlckOu pOustl vine Sc
pred vami jake cerny pruh, vi
Diet je daleko do pTedu. Pc
prav6 stran6 je nahle polni le-
tiste. Do oc1 VAN padne mala
tabulka prikrcena u zeme, ma
nj je kruh S barvami cervenou,
modrou a bflou, krycf cfslo jed
notky a sipka.
Kdo by 81 pomyslel, re tady
daleko cd vlasti jsou csl. voja-
CT, kteTf chranf letiste pred ne
pTftelem. VIZ odbocuje Sc sill
nice a skace pc nerovnem tere-
nu. Trosky nepratelskych le-
tadel d~okumentujf dobrou pra-
ci spojeneckych bombarder6.
Je to jake v museu, m1zete ia
dy studovat vsechny typy leta-
del. Tu je n6kolik roztTfste-
nych JU-88, tam sc Ease vail
smutne trosky kdysi obavane-
no Stukasu jinde Ease kostra
dOpravnlho JU-25. Tuhle je
veliky italsky Caproni a media
leko n6ho Sc krcf ME-1O9. jim
de Ease je Cant, jinde kluzak.
Vsude jsou spousty nepFitelem
opust6n6ho streliva a najed-
nou 81 vsimnete d6love hlavne.
Maskovan6 stanoviste je videt
jen z blfzka. u della stojf vo-
jak pozorovatel a sleduje mo-
drou oblohu africkeho nebe.
Nekde take prece must byt i il
nj vojaci, ale nenf nikoho nikde
videt. A piece take must ne
kde spat.
Ale uz je tn velitel polocety
a ma pranf vas zavede k "ubi-
kacim" muzstva. Ami nechcete
Evening star., 1943-12-05

dead serious IN urging you to
handle with care" You see,
Westclox Electrics, as well as
WeStclo springwound clocks. are
not being made today. That's be-
cause Uncle Sam needs our facili
ties and the SkillS of our craftsmen
in vital war work. At the same
time, it : vital that every worker
on the home front be on time
every dav. So. until we're max
ing these faithful clocks again,
guard yours we'll handle hem with
care. This goes for Big Ben Elec-
tric Alarm. Bachelor, Dunbar.
Country Club-the entire family
of popular Westclox Electrics'
Evening star., 1943-12-05

BLOOD probably
beach at Boueo'nve More thon 300 blood
denoted SpeoI
town soye the lives Of Other young Americans before the donors get into
Of
blood
on
scheduled o moke donoton
Evening star., 1943-12-05
Marine Corps Photo.

We don ex-
pect you to go
quite this far in
guarding your
Westclox Elec-
tric. But we're
Evening star., 1943-12-05

Picture Of the Week. the kotiono Goe Of Art Pope
Plus W. by Jacques Louis Dovd french government oon,
1t will be the subject Of brief ok be given at the eoe
twice dolly this week. Monday through Saturday. ot 240 ond
lao m, and next Sundoy at us and 6:l5 pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
POSEY CHARGES

for two Of the Memphis Red Sox
iaficlders and same was received.
Will On The other hand. the Harris
burg-St Louis Stars made arrange
mcnts with the Memphis Red Sox
shortstop. T J. Brown. TO play for
the Stars team. and advanced him
SIS He ,ef; Memphis ard went 10
Mounds III returning later with n
small, capital acting in the roll OF
scout and carried back with him
Rcd Sex third baseman Marlin
Garter who has played With the
Red Sox FIVE years However being
friend Of George Mitchell and
James Senior. who always make
their home at my esdence when
in Memphis. il was hard for me to
believe this was done, but Il was
Up 10 the present time. the Mem
phiS Red Sex has lost eight players
to The east and one to the United
States army. All said PLAYERS had
signed contracts. and had been ad-
vAnced lash amounting 20 an aver.
age 81 500 each or $500
There are otter players on the
Red Sox team who are being con-
tac,(d daily with kilograms and
long distance calls from members
Of the NIL Ball players this year
rave made racket out Of Negro
professional baseball by receiving
money from team owners. and some
haveestatcd that they we're going
10 get some of IL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Motor City Ends
Bowling Campaign

Jones turning in a sparkling 6ls 10
set the pace. Jones had games Of
1913. 2l2 and 2l3. Walter Sauls was
second with ST. on a high of 2i4
Reasonover led the Phillips rollers
With $40 on 2O6 1856 and i54.
Superior Life won two from
Palmer Bowl. bu; lost in total pins,
2645 10 2503 Ernest Hamler was top
scorer for Superior Life with 492.
while Rober, Taylor shot 642 10 lead
Palmer Bowl Taylor put together
games Of 20S, 235 and 1871.
Forest club trounced Simpson
Vuicanizers in two games. 2504 10
2l32, Cspt Roy Williams leading
he attack for Forest club with SAL
On $50, 100 and 2ol Pettiford was
hish for Simpson with 5l6 on l42.
207 and l67.
Cadillac Beverage won two from
n Brsu Beer. 2447 20 gill. Strick-
and topping The Cadillac rollers
With 5l4 on 1911, les and l5s Bob
Sweed paced HI Brau with 500 on
IL col. 1877. Associated Electric
Won two from William Stars. 2473
70 1868 Thomas VS. leading scorer
.or Electric with SIS. while Smith
led Williams Stars with SID.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

The Motor City Bowling lesgue
closed is season Monday night at
Paradise Bowl. but this was only
-tornaiity as Johnson-ffarris had
clinched the championship more
Than two weeks ago. So The fight
was for second and third place in
the final standing.
Frisrs Ale. former champions.
c..nehed second place by taking
Two games from Georges Barbecue,
1852 20 2576 Bill Rhodman paced
The Alers 10 victory with $50 on 1879,
1873 and 100. Turner led the Barbe-
cue attack with SOL.
Adams Service pulled into a tie
fo- third place with Nac.rema club
by winning two from the Nacireria
team, 27l3 10 26si. W. c Chamb,ss
fred 573 10 plee ADAMS 10 victory
on 1913. 1853 and 90 jones Fcs;er
was close second with $50 on a
high game OF 224 Gilbert Wes,hcld
and Anderson led the Nacirema at
sack, Wes;feld collecting $50 on
iSe l9i and 100, While Andersen ~;
$50 on high O! 49,
Porters Cleaners made clean
sweep OF the three games with Tom
Phillips Post; 1922 to 25OS. jimmy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
BROWN BOMBER.
AND WOLVERINE.
WILL COMPETE.
Twelve HOrseman Club
Will Also Enter A
Team In Loop
BY ROY SIMPSON

Applications for entry in the soft
bal league are pouring IN rapidly as
the season draws close, and all
teams are urged I get theirs on file
as quickly al possible.
The Wolverine and Brown Bomb
er teams, two OF the strongest soft.
ball outfits in the state, have flee
20 play in the Michigan Chronicle
League Local 7. one o, the strong.
est clubs n the city. Will also COM
pete, as viii the Twelve Horsemen
Eiks. Br!ggs, Commandos and the
Biackhawks.
The Twelve Horseman club had
a baseball meeting Sunday ara
such players as Ed Lowe and Dee
Hill OF Supreme Linen; Joe Davis.
Backwards; Willie Gussmar and
Honey Boy" Turner, OF Brew ;er.
Be" Sterling. Baby Douglas
Horace P.itman. William Stein
Rooer, Pope ard J T Robinson are
other players who will compete.
The Chronicle Triple A League
VIII comprise eight clubs. while
Glass 3 and c will be composed OF
cams O! less experience.
Entry blanks for admission 70 the
league can be obtained by sending
i letter 70 the writer in the sports
department; OF the Michigan Chron-
sc. 269 Eliot street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
TENNIS
By LENA z. WALDEN

Hello. Everybody.
Central Motor City Tennis club
IS still in the running despite the
fac; haven't been with you for
a while Our Wednesday night bad
ninton is well attended. There are
quite 0 few folks who don't play
tennis but do play badminton and
we are more than happy that We
can accommodate both. It's just too
BAD We can't add q stable and
Few other things 10 our list of &C.
;.vities. All well, some day. maybe.
But right now We are rather con-
tent with what we have 10 offer our
members and visitors.
The club has a lot OF new men,
5crs and quite few reinstatements
The new members are Samson Nc
Craze. Amanda Potts, Robert Davis,
Eddie Frazier, Carroll Mcintyre,
Alvoy Jones, James Scott. Gladys
Andrews. Ellen Blue, Eddie and
James Tansel. Thelma Turner and
Florence Dean. The reinstatemen,s
are Dr.. Otis Sweet. Herman Simms
and George Mcqueen.
Miss Mary Moore. staff sergeant
Herman Malone and the missus and
Fred and Lorraine Jones we're
among the visitors the past week.
L-aMarr Morgan was out too. but
lie IS an old member who can't &c;
out very often. Bill Henley has also
come back TO club meetings along
with lot OF others that | haven't
been able 70 keep up with.
Sergeant Roger Walden was in
he city for few short hours Eas-
.eT Sunday. He is stationed at Camp
A;teroury in Indiana. We were
down there few weeks ago and
saw DeMarr Solomon who is also
in old club member. It's really
Tough 10 lose our men 10 the army
but there's no denying that the
army does something for them. be-
cause they certainly look sharp
when they come home. Got a letter
from Alan Mailoek who hasn't been
n the army long He is in Company
c. 562nd ON Bin. Camp Campbell.
Ky and he says it's gang OF miles
from very small town ard already
he'd certainly like to get home
again, Don't blame him. would
too, anytime for that ISOLATION stuff.
II you're an old member or in
.erested in our club al all come
on out and give us the. once over
We can feed you-at your expense
and entertain YOU TOO and you
can keep in touch with the club
Right now were having a ping pong
tournament. just in the club. and
there's really an art TO welding that
paddle 20 make the ball do the right
things for you.
Well folks. don't want 10 take I'D
TOO much OF your time but do hope
to see you on Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays Wednesday nights ~em-
Der, we play badminton and tennis
too at Brewster Center and on Sat-
urday nights we entertain a. our
club rooms. 546l Brush street We
have a private entrance there and
it's from the Ferry street side,
there's light, button and every
thing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Bears Eye Larger
Quarters Next Year

WASHING TON. - CAMP - Al
though the basketball season is
nearly y months of, owners Of me
Washington Lichtmsn Bears are
seeking larger quarters for the team
for next season. il is reported in
III; area.
Having bull; basketball 70 a paw.
ing proposition here in Ne pas.
two or three years the Bears arc
\ ", seeking a spot in tie cayernols
Uline arena. which has been more
Or less white elephan: on tire
hands OF the owners since lis con.
struction Every,hiae has been tres
N this place which seats 10000
persons: hockey. basketball co..
..egiate. ice shows. eircuses. bee,
garden. wrestling prize fights ard
in general. il was thought to be
second Madison Square Gasdea
when first erected.
Now the Bears are going q try
to break the ink forgetting tia.
their support was from Negro
patronage. which is not wanted 81
The Uline arena. Whites are no.
going to support the game: they
didn't when the Heurich team was
IN the basketball league. and The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Horseshoe Bar 5
Upsets Alhambra

ers with AL on a high game OF l63
Hszelle Thomas was the pace-setter
for Supreme Linen with 467 on a
high game OF l79.
Virginia Dare made a complete
sweep OK the three games with Set
ties and Son. Pill 10 1881. Ethel
Taylor hitting 42S 70 lead the Vir-
GINA Dare team. She had a high
game OF l6l. Matte Mitchell paced
the Settles team with Alb.
Acme Flowers won two games
from Areatha Beauty Shop bu;
lost in total pins. 2o44 TO 2022. Err
Gee Richardson was the best bowler
en- the Acme team with 4S5 She
opened with 1876. followed with 1873
bu; then dropped 10 l06. Areatha
paced her team with 476 on high
game Of i76.
Twelve Horsemen won three from
Doan ling. PICS 10 2ll5 Carolyn was
top scorer FOR the winners with
40 or a high game Of l56.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Big BOY WILL
MEET Lee OMA
in BALTIMORE
Bout Scheduled For Ten
Rounds Nj day
Evening

Following a three-month layoff
as a result 81 fractured hand in
a battle with Harry Bobo, Alfred
Chg Boy Brown returns to the
ring in Baltimore Monday night,
May 10. His opponent on this oc-
cas.on will be Lee Oma, former De-
troit. heavyweight who has been
fighting in the East for several
months.
Big Boy was in the midst OF q
very aggressive campaign an d
seemed destined TO vault into TIE
charmed circle as a profitable fight
er, but misfortune overhauled him
in his battle with Bobo. The for
mer Diamond Better injured both
hands and had 10 put his gloves
on the shelf and take long rest.
Eddie Futch. trainer OF Brown.
said the rest had done Big Boy
good and that his hands had mend
ed. Big Boy will be launching an.
other campaign in an effort TO re-
cover lost ground.
Bobo was indicted into the armed
forces shortly after his battle with
Brown and is now stationed at
Camp Lee Va.
Accompanying Brown and Futch
East Saturday night was Emmett
GFieF- Detroit featherweight who
recently Joined the Brown stable
Grier VIII oppose a Baltimore boy
on the Brown-Oms card He is un.
defeated since turning professional
TWO wears aYp----------a-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

Continued from Page 2o
Giant shortstop. and Who jo!ned
his team at Memphis where they
are in training However, the fight
will continue until every man be-
longing 10 the western teams who
went east have been returned.
Red Longley. 'infeider. and
Robert Smith. catcher for the Mem
phis Red Sox team. who were re-
ported in las; weeks papers as being
among those who went cast, arc
still in Memphis and played N the
Red Sox lineup Easter Sunday a7d
on May against the Chicago
American Giants in Memphis
These two men it was stated
that az one time had a notion, and
may have made a promise Of COINS
east, however. on second though
II was learned that they came 10
this conclusion, that TO carry out
this plan il would first not be
manly act. second. il would not
be good sportsmanShip, and third. i
would not be fair 10 bail CLUB
that has always given ball players
consideration financially and other
wise. So they failed 20 show up
for What may have been a planned
bargain.
II appears that this year thc Red
Sox ball team has been set UP as
target to shoe, at. and especially
now that the Harrisburg-St. Louis
Stars are beginning to tamper win
the Red Sox players. using ono o.
the Red Sox men 10 do the work.
When the MIL. had heir sched-
ule meeting out east James Senior
and George Mitchell at that time
we're operating the New York Black
Yankees. The two. Senior and
Mitchell. disagreed which caused a
split, then the Nm l. saw III 10 give
Mitchell a franchise in Harrisburg
Pa. Knowing the shortage OF man.
power. and that the two men had
only one ball club. il seems strange
to me and the public how me
MIL. could give a franchise 10
another team making il a seven
team league. but, now see 1t can
be done, and II is done by allow
ing the eastern teams TO raid the
western circuit
Just few days ago James Sem
Ter and the Harrisburg-St LOUIS
Stars played their hand Senior
placed cash and tickets in Memphis
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

PORTSMOUTH, Va. - The Gin
cinnati Clowns of the Negro Amer
!can League took three out Of Ave
games from tkeir Negro National
League rivals. the Baltimore Elite
Giants, turning back the Elites To-
at Tar Park. Norfolk, with Fred
Wilson and Ulysses Evans the win
ming pitchers over Tom Glover.
The Elites took both games at
Builders Stadium, Newport News
when they handed the Clowns a
sound shellacking. However. the
Cincinnati funsters came right back
at Municipal Stadium. Portsmouth.
10 even the series witk thrilling
80 victory over the Baltimore nine,
with Roosevelt Davis shutting the
Elites out with only four scattered
hits, Murray and Glover pitching
for the losers And in the final and
deciding tilt the next evening, Fred
Wilson came back to pitch his sec
ond victory over the Negro Ma
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With Nell wrigh. firing 53i on
i68, III and 1875. Horseshoe Bar
sprung a big upset Thursday night
at Paradise Bowl by sweeping
three games from Alhambra Cafe.
2279 10 zoos in the women's div.s-
ion OF the Motor City Bowling
League. Gladys Farley. rolling an
Choir. was second with 498.
The Horseshoe girls put together
games OF 762, 758 and 769 FOR their
best series OF the curren; season
Ollie Neal and Jaynell Scot, set
the pace for Alhambra with 436 and
43l respectively.
Last week Wslkerville Beer, for
merly Club Congo. set new league
game record by posting 936 Capt
Virginia Dolphin paced her team
with 234
Cory Corner. also in the upset
ting mood. turned back Supreme
Linen m two games, 2ioo 70 ?oS7-
z Norris led the Coy Corner roll
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Smoky City
Boxers Lose

Pitsburgh's Diamond Delt cham
pions dropped three OF the four in.
tercity boxing contest will. the
Savoy amateur fighters last Tues
day.
Ceaser Cooper. l40. defeated o.
car Edwards. Pittsburgh. in fast
five-rounder which was chueked
full OF action. In the other i've
round feature. Johnny Bratton. 1870,
won over Art Robinson. Pittsburgh.
in a fight which the three judges
gave Bratton the nod but all OF ne
customers didn't agree with the
verdict