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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
The home schedule
Bonnet Ann GdIIops
To a Length Victory

NEW YORK. Aug rs tUPl -
Bonnet Ann calloped 10 a length
victory over Nagrancy yesterday
IN the fifth running Of tho 5000
added Diana Handicap al Belmont
Park
Bookmeade Stables 4.year-old
daughter OF Blue Larkspur led all
the way, covering the mile and an
eighth in 80 flat a 81 under
dog She paid her hackers SIS 20,
S. so and Sil0
Nagrancy the favorite. started
fifth IN the field OF five. and after
running fourth most Of the way
came ON 10 nose out Night Glow
for place
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
40 Poor They
4 amt Quit

CHICAGO, Aug. 26 CUP) Be
cause their treasury is depleted,
officers Of the Football Writers
Association were reelected today.
The association explained it this
way:
There was only S640 in the
treasury not enough 10 change
the letterhead on the associations s
stationery if new officers were
elected.
The present letterhead lists
Wilfred Smith. Chicago, president
{. f. Mcbride. Kansas City. vice
president, and Bert McGrane, Des
Moincs, Ia. SecretarY-treaSurer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Greenberg 10 Play
Against AI-Stars

NEW YORK. Aug. Is GNS)-
More than 10000 baseball fans
today were expected 10 PUNK
down SSO0,O0O,O0O in war bonds
to see a game between Camp
Cumberland and an all-star aggre-
cation Of the Giants, Dodgers and
Yankees.
The Cumberland team, which
has a record OF 30 consecutive
wins. will not be an underdog con-
tanning in its lineup such names as
Capt Hank Greenberg. former
Detroit slugger; 1t. Johnny Beaz-
ley. 1912 World Series Card hero;
Pvt. Enos Slaughter, Beazleys
hard-hitting mate and other big
league champs now in the armed
forces.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
THEN CAME CRASH

Stubby had retired the first
nine men 10 face him and gave
no sign of the approaching storm.
Stainback singled off Higgins
glove. Crosetti was an easy out
but Johnson singled, Keller dou-
blcd. Gordon walked. Hemsley
and Borowy singled and five runs
were scored. That brought Johnny
Corsica into the game and he
stopped the rally.
The Tigers scored a run in the
third on a walk 10 Unser, a Sacrl-
flee and a single by Hoover In
the fifth they tied il up. Unser
singled and Cramer doubled him
home. Hoover walked and York
hit a homer into the lower left
field stands.
Detroit had chance 10 20
ahead in the seventh when Cra-
mer led off with a two-baGCcr.
Hoover laid down a perfect SaCri-
fee but Wakefield tapped TO Cor
don. York was passed intention
ally and Higgins forced him
The YankS got TO Corsica for A
run in the eighth and another in
the ninth Keller opened the
eighth with single and later
scored on Dickey's one-base knock
10 left. Dickey was batting for
Hemsley Stainback started the
ninth with a single and after be-
ing sacrificed along scored on
JohnSon'S single.
Paul Trout. who is suffering
from cold. started the second
game with only two days rest
Early II was apparent he wasn't
going 10 be effective. He walked
Weatherly and Metheny in the
first inning and Weatherly scored
on Keller's long fly. He walked
Wensloh in the third and Wealth
crly forced him but Metheney
doubled TO left scoring Weatherly.
In the fourth the Yanks put
the gamV on ice and sent Trout
10 the showers. Sears walked and
scored on Gordons double. Cor
don came home when StirnweisS
hfr his first major league home
run into the left field stands.
The Tigers were held TO three
hits by WenSfofT. who was beaten
on Sunday, until York's homer
IN The ninth.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SCORES oN-50-YARD Run

The first big thrill Of the game
came midway in the first period
when Steuber shared a punt and
broke away for his 5o-yard dash
up tho Sidelines
a couple Of Washington passes
that failed set the stage for the
Steuher score. a lateral that
Topped cost the Redskins - yards
and after a pass by BauCh
grounded after sailing over Bob
MaStcrSon'S head, the Redskins
puntcd. Baugh made the KICK
and Steuber made the run. Harder
kicked the point after touchdown
for The first Of IA points totaled
by the Wisconsin fuilback in his
teams smashing triumph.
The Redskins got 20 rolling
later in the first heat and with
the opening Of the second period
they were lodged on the collie
EianS' 26-yard line A pass, Baugh
20 Wilbur Moore. veteran Wash
ingtonian. was good for - yards
and put the ball on the All-Stars'
b-\dIq STRIPE. here, bAlgN passed
10 Agulrre in the end zone and
when Masterson converted the
score was tied At Tall
The collegians moved out in
front in the final minutes Of the(
half when DobbS passed 70 Harder
for their teams second touch-
down.
Then in the third period came
Graham's 9s-yard run for the All
Stars third touchdown Steve
Julwik ran back a punt - yards
for a touchdown in the 1912
game.
And. i'm the fourth period. with
but three minutes Of the game
left, Harder Sprinted 27 yards for
his second touchdown and the
fourth and last for the victors.
Graham kicked the extra point.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
3rd Title Won
By JdnkoWski

jim .JankowSki, II year old
Hamtramck High School tennis
star, aAheastS- his third singles
championship Of the season.
Previously winner Of the De-
troit Junior and Public Parks
titles, he added the Hamtramek
Junior title 10 his list yesterday
hy-defeatinF BiA Sayres, BEDFORD
luminary, 3-6, rs and 60
In the doubles final. Jim Alex
ander and Ken Mundie won from
Al Hetzeck and Walter English,
6-1, Cd.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Pro Player Limit
Raised From Is 10 q

CHICAGO, Aug 26 CUP)-The
National Football League raised
its player limit 10 % today TO
protect the professional elevens
against sudden loss OF gridders to
SekCtIve service.
League President Elmer Layden
said the increase was made pos
SIhle by the fact that more play
erS are available than expected
last April when the limit was cut
from 33 10 y.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SPORTS
Football Nen at Chicago Game Loud
in Praise OF Michigan Squad
By LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO. Aug 26-.Boy. what team Michigan is going 10
hatc.I
That or its counterpart IS trc expression TIC
has listening Chicago football capital of the
vog1 t1c last TWO days.
Football coaches players sporswrcrs and bell hops have
been passing around
1t looks the hest team In the land the
enthusiastic. prediction Of the New YORK Daily
,c,A-"NNe'Ne et nothing down East to touch IT
LsalrccrE Mccain others the East point 10 West
Point and Annapolis the probable equals Of the promising
A-rl-aU -u-Etruaut
How would you gentlemen your backfeld
Eroy HISch Crazy Legs from Wisconsin az left half; B
Daley from Minnesota Paul White the Wolverine
TIEEy hat7 Quite am oGcnSc Ieh, man.
Wei CfSrr has them star forwards 10 help them
A TT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Tiger Box Scores
FIRST GAME

T0tas n II y n TotaIs 81 27 s
'Bstted for Newhouser m ninth
tBatted for Hoover in ninth
New YORK 600 son oil
DETROIT O0l 04O OOO-5
Runs-Stsluhack 2 Johnson. Keller ?,
GnIaan--Etjen Crsmer Hoover. York.
Unser ErrOr-Gordon. Runs bstted In
johnson O. Etten 2 Hemsley Lindell.
DickeV Hoover Cramer .York 3 Two.
base hits Keller. Crsmer 2 Bloodworth
Home run York Sacrifices Weatherly,
Overnire Corsica Hoover Left on bases
New York T. Detroit .. Bases on balls
on Por0wy ? N Donald l. Of over
miro or Corsica Hts-On Borowy
. IN IA innings of Donald IN "a
innings oG Overmire IN 3as innings
~ Corsica 3 In a., inptrcs OF New
houscr % in - inning struck ou' By
BrvoWN l. rv Ove-mire 2 hy Corsica I.
Winning ptchet Donald Losing pitcher
Corsica umplres- p.rsras. stewart and
Weafer
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Dorais After Linemen

While the picture for the
Lions is brighter than Dorals
expected. the new Detroit coach
is not satisfied that he has
enough material 10 fashion a
team worthy Of competition in
the tough National League COM
psny
I'm trying 10 make trades"
DoraiS revealed
1t is understood he wants
linesmen-ends and ia kleS
particularly.
From a professional stand
point. one Of the more interest
ing rumors that floated around
this football capital was that
Bronko Nagurski was planning
a comeback with the Bears
They say that Hunk Ander-
son. one Of the Chicago team s
co-coaches, plans 10 convert the
great plunglng fullback into a
tackle. The exact date Of
NaeurSki S return is supposed TO
hinge on tho harvest Of his
grain crop near International
Falls. Mimi
But this yarn may explode
like the frankie SInkwiCh dis
charge from the marines. which
jumped the temperatures Of
Fred Mandel and DoraiS up and
down like an express elevator.
As you read, Sinkwich who was
allotted the Lions in the Ma
tional Football League draft
was supposed 10 have been
given a medical discharge be-
cause Of an ailment Of some
sort. This was later denied II
was said he had hliSters on the
feet and was hoSpitalIzed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Robinson 4 10 |
Over Armstrong

NEW YORK, Aug rs up
Ray Robinson. uncrowned king Of
the Welterweight division. was
established today as a 2i2-1 IA
vorite 70 defeat Henry Armstrong
in their lO-round bout at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

TORONTO, Aug. 26-Passing
of Joe Kelley at Baltimore the
other day removed from the
world of sport one Of the best
known characters in professional
baseball OF an earlier day.
Kelley was familiar figure To
Canadian baseball lovers for many
years. He guided the Toronto
Leafs TO an international League
pennant way back in 1907.
Joe moved up TO the majors as
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Ramona Ladies

Ramona Recreation ladies bowl
inc leagues are getting ready 10
organize for the coming season.
The 16-tcam Monday night loop
meets Sept 7 at s p. m. The
Thursday night circuit convenes
Sept 9 AT s p. m and tho Thurs
day afternoon Sept. 9 al | p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Facts on AD-Star,
Washington Game
ALL STARS


r3ushdowns -s,eubsr tAH s'arsi Arulrrs
,Washinetonl. Harder can stars ?.
Graham tAu sfarsD
Points after taqchdowns Harder 4.
onlciaIs Referee Tommy Huehitt
M chiFanl. Umpire Dr Raymond HueEal
Marquette. head unesman Charley
Berry Gafayet'el. field Judge Lloyd
Larson tNIvc.gsiul.
substnuuons All stars-Left ends Nick
slseon Washington Ststel, JACK Lister
Missouri Eudy Smeia CMich'gsnI. Lett
tackles Psu Mitchell tMinnes0taI. Raw
Fhli tSrfre Dame Left guards 4 OK
kalter lSlrlhAGEi4tl44--E'i-rpti FF75-7r rt1TF-
E00l Eld0n Wcrkhciser tDubuquel DICK
Remington Warrington stafe). Waiy
Z'enha tNotre pamel Right guards
julius Franks Michigan Peter DeMaria
4 " ssli.Gl l.4-Bakhlz LAGsSies--.i1teisAsh Ashaau,
7 t0regOnl. JACK irish tArizona). RiEst
ends Don Currivan Boston College,. Paul
gam. Quarterbacks Tom Farris CWsjv
corsirl Vim zapalac tTeSas A&M), Beh'
Kennedy (Washing'Qp statel. James
Nouel Gowal Left. halfbacks-Charles
Tripp, Georgia. Glenn pobhs tTulss,.
Joe guovich tMinnes0tal. Right halfhacks
James DeWar Gndiousl, Jack Fenton
michigan Sta'sl Tom James fOhio
sl-atEI t-Iittl1E1slz 9 ls-s.f-
hRml Corwiu ClAtt tNotre Dance. Roy
Nrkav tTeNas)
washington Redskins -Len snd-Jo.
Aguirre Left tscHles Joe Pasrua. Roman
Bertz Left guard Tony Leon. Csnters--
VIC carroll Don No'Ander Right guard
Al Fiorentino RiFht tAckle-Joe Zeno.
RiFhf end Walter Haloupelc Quarter
back Jack Jenkins Left halfhacks-
heiftarts Bob Masters Fullharks Andy
Fatkaa
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SECOND GANF
NIM YORK DETROIT

Totals 3a S2T Totals 80 ~ II
'naf'ed FOR Henshsw ir eighth
. fhAftcd for Hoover In ninth
New YORK IOl goo 0fn-5
pETRQIT oa0 600 8pf II
Wes'herly O. Gordon StirnVtiss.
WeuslrfE York Runs ts'ted in Kellsr.
Mefrcrt- SurnweIss York Two-ha
Weiss York Sacrifices johnson. Hoover
Double pf7y Johnson fn Gordon fH. E'fen.
jtN sN bases Ncw York; 20 NC'reN 9
o. rff UerfhRv> & Str,ck out, q, Wcus-
"ff - Trru' g. rV HenShaw q Hgs-
or Trout in 3t- lnuinRs or HenshsV {
f0 50 tnnnks or Orrel ir I inning
Losing pitcher Trout Unrires Stswsrf
Wetfer sn' prrrss Time-1.1s Attend
antc. t5.SfQ
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
An Irish Promise

Quite q collection of talent
Everything looks sweet for
FrItz. II The BOYS can keep up
their studies and find time for
football The navy has aca-
dcmiC standards you know
Frank Deacon Loahy, who
coaches NOtrc Dame, moved
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SeIfridge Nine Wins
Over Crosse lie, ga

SELFRIDGE FIELD. Aug. 26
Sclfridge Field added 10 its
claim for leadership in The De-
troit Times ServiCemen'S Base
ball League yesterday by defeat
ing its chief rival, Crosse lie
Nava Air Station. Ga
Crosse Tie 00f 600 000-f IS 4
SefrllEc 01l 220 l0v 8 6 I
Daron and zielsnski Wadsll ana Manic.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Tigers
Have Id
1Af HH0fRfe

Thirteen games remain on the
home schedule for the Detroit
Tigers. The double-header yester-
day marked the last appearance
Of the year of the Eastern clubs.
All three Western teams will
visit Briggs Stadium in the next
couple Of weeks and then the
Tigers head East for the last trip
of the season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

around Sc
rcrely p
N T j y
n n peL1urbCd
over 7 h g
Michigan din
i'm his ears
All l. Q a n Y
p 2 O misses
South Bend
is that the
irish Will
n 4 V @ The
worst NOtre
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
YaEpkS Draw 'EEaR
A Total Of q7925 Paying Customers See Their
Seven Games Here With Tigers

No one can ever accuse Joe
Mccarthy Of not playing the
percentages. In the first game
Rollie Hcmslcy made two hits.
Bat wfIpU he came UP IN the
eighth with a run In scoring
position and highlander
pitching. Mccarthy sent i'm left
handed battCr Bi1T Dickey 10
hit for the righthander. II
proved correct. Dickey singled
10 left scoring the run. And in
the first game Stainback was
the fielding sensation and made
three hits but with n right
handler pitching the second one,
-E}ttH-AfetTtcry rrrtICcd- the for
mer Tiger.
Dick Wakefield dropped behind
Luke Apping in their race for
batting honorS. Dick got one hit
IN seven times az bat and ApplinG
GOT three for four the Chicago
hitter now leads, .3}l to .3Z7.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
York Needs 4
More With 4
Games TO Go
By EDGAR. HAYES

As they say on tho golf course
Rudy York is 4 down and 10 60
The big Indian SluGGer Of the
Tigers needs four home runs be-
fore the end Of the month 20 set
now record And he has iour
games 10 do II in.
The record is rs and Big Rudy
has Il
Rudy added two 10 his total
Yesterday as the Tigers lost both
ends of a double-header 10 the
Yankees. \ Hts first one drove home
two runners. He Just got under
the wire with his second 1t came
with two out IN the ninth and
robbed Charles WenSloff of q
shutout
The Yankees won the first
game IS and the nightcap 81.
All told during the two games
York drove home four runs 10
increase his runs battcd in 10 %
against SO for Nick Ettcn Of the
Yanks who is second in the
American League.
RHdy'S two hOmeTs were Nos.
27 and 2S for the season
WIN 18TH SERIES
The New Workers by winning
both games captured their 18th
straight series. They had to come
from behind twice TO do II. They
lost both ends of the double-header
on Sunday here before a record
crowd. They made 10 errors in
those two games, but yesterday,
in winning two, they looked like
the American League champions
again.
Their pitching was good for the
most part Their fielding was eX-
cellent particularly the work of
George Stainback in the first
game. He made a couple of spec
taeular catches that robbed De-
troit of scoring chances.
As the result of losing two
games while the Cleveland In
-dianS were beating the Boston
Red Sox twice, the Tigers dropped
TO fifth place in the American
LeagHe-staHdiHes But they are
emily game and half out of
second
Stubby -Ovcrsrrire started the
first game for the Tigers but fell
by the waNside inthe fourth when
a sudden uprising of the Yankees
rushed FIVE runs over the plate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
IcebOafer
Buys Sail
Cham ID
BY GEORGE T.. VAN
BILGEWASH:

NIINIE w Ash.
Charley McGregor, an iceboater
from way back, is the new owner
of Challenge, siX-meter sloop
champion here Fred Macken-
sen sold his gray-hullcd flyer this
week She'll still fly the De-
troit Yacht Club burgee Nc
Gregor will have his brother, Har-
old (Junior) McGregor, and Jim
my Grant in his crew
The Peche Island Underground
is now saying that one of the new
eight-meterS reportedly on the
way here is Awashonks, which
has been owned by Mark and Bill
Hough of Sakonnet. r. l.
She's sister ship Of George
Gonyeau's Armida from the de-
signs of Paine and the shipyard of
Lawley Freddie Ford. il is
said, is her new owner -.
Bayview's All Night Race Is
listed for Saturday from the No.
/ black can buoy IN Lake st.
Clair Therell be an s p. m.
start with the fleet going around
a marker near the ST. Clair Light
and the Huron Point Light and
then back 10 Bayview It's the
first August All Night Race .
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

ttff' 'fftffNtTff, III, 1IdNdI std llOIl
The rush hour" extra ele-
waited trains that carried fans
from Chicago 10 Evanston for
the game were marked shop
per's Special"
Elmer Layden, National Foot
ball League commissioner, pre-
sented Don Hutson with a trophy
for being the outstanding pre-
player in the 1912 All-Star game
Fielding II. Yost gave the ALI
Star team award TO Bruce Smith
famous Minnesota back from the
Navy Pre-Flight School at Iowa
Incidentally. Hutson Is going
10 play another season--Or two
Or three or doZen-with
Green Bay Packers, all of which
il bad news for the other clubs
in the pro loop.
Between halves. a 100-piece
band, WACS. WAVES. marines,
army and udvy nurses and
thrilled the big crowd
with spectacular drills A great
"" Tor victory was the feature
of the exhibition.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
No Word From Star

Neither Nandel nor DorajS
has heard from Snkwlch They
talked 20 Frank S wife. but she
hadn heard, anything about
,him getting out Of service In
fact, Dorais had previously
written two letters 20 SinkwlCh,
bur got no reply.
THE news was good while II
lasted" " Nsndcl laughed He
would look pretty good in our
backfield."
Bl' both Fred and Gus are
pleased over rsECug GInCra~S.
ne f-rucr -N-cL-Ean--St State
backle.d star.
He viii be the fastest man
UT -utr sr-t-i,i ff''--i;.'1z
man told DoraS hero
Incidentally IOTsls was quite
pleased with rho work ~ Paul
KRONER ln the FIRST scrrusge
FOR NE L.00s. az Crosse lie THIS
week.
He can move fast" DoraIs
l-.-ts---. - n t-.z -zzr-r1rlt - ----
Dorsis also praised The work
* ~ or hInt ntEkenrerry LNIe
Rockrrhsdn and Tony Rub-p|
Fix rry Ie p rx. fgof-frrec
END Manchester College
and '1e Sow York YANKEE foot
ball eluo.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
-N4TteN7Nf-f.r f.rtGrr

NEsTBRnAN RESULTS
50 fllIs Boston %
Fr.rrIEn 2 Pittsburgh
Only rs~ss scheduled
ToDAN'S GAMES
Chicago a. THtsrurEh
oriy game schrduied,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
HHulSOIn
Decides
To HslaV

CHICAGO. Aug. e - There
were the usual trimmings 10 the
All-Star, Redskins game Before
opening whistle there was an eX-
hibition Of drilling by sailors from
The -G,lehNteN,IIlI.. navaf station.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
HITS
RIMS BATTFD n

The Yankees drew a total Of
97S25 paying customers during
their seven games IN four days
against the Detroit Tigers. The
Yankees won the Scrlcs.-f fe@iF
games 10 three. Yesterdays dou-
ble-header drew 15,Si9. With the
Serviccmon who are guests Of
cwrer-SSafter- gl3r'ccS. -ttr' r.
Tendance for the series "aS
102 392.
The Tigers leave tonight for
st. Louis where they will play
a night game tomorrow. Harold
Newhouser will be the Tiger
George StainbackS catch on
JOHNNY Corsica I'M the seventh in-
ming was a masterpiece. lie divcd
after the ball and picked II off
tho top Of the grass. tumbling
over several times II was one Of
several fine catches he made.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
SCORES ON BAUGHs PASS

Joe Aguirre. a merchant sea-
man out Of ST Mary'S College,
playing his second season with
Nashingt scored the tone Red
skin touchdown when he took a
pass from Baugh in the end zone.
after his mates had worked the
ball to the All-Stars' 6-yard
stripe
Showing little Of an ailing back.
Sammy Baugh turned in a good
performance generally. but the
passing star of the night was
Glenn DobbS Of Tulsa He showed
the customers some fancy pitch
inE.
Outstanding m the Nll-StaT Inc
were Al Wistert and Dick Will
dung the All-Aperica tackles
from Michigan and Minnesota. re-
spectiXn!&- -AaA- -F,aHlAtas- -+'tl-iittt-
tie action with the Redskins.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Grahan1's s Run Tops AH-Stars 27-7 Win
N western Star
Spriints 98 Yards
To Set Record
BY LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO. Aug. 26-Otto Gra-
hams sensational 9S-yard dash
today was scrolled in the books
as the longest run for a touch
down in the 10-year history OF
the All-Star game.
The achievement topped a con-
test of thrills in which the Coll
lege All-Stars upset the Washing
ton Redskins. worlds professional
champions, q TO 7, under the
lights at Dyche Stadium in Evans-
ton last night.
The game was witnessed by ap-
proximately $4,000 persons and
marked only the third time the
collegianS have defeated a pro
team in the colorful series. The
Redskins were the victims in two
of the three college triumphS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

julius Franks a0G HCh KCicS7r
O. h.S own 1912 squad sf guard
sH8 biii PrTtu57 7ra Nogds
rNlSc0n> at tackles.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
American League
FTRST GANtF.

Hrrfru Too ZOO fOO-7 > :
0I.Nr.sr4 2lO lOi OON-s 10 2
I.tt"r srf Farre Kennedy and RosAr
SfCOND GAME
Boston 01i ooo ooo.i 4 o
Cleveland NO 10 OBJ %
HHEhs.0 and Peacock Foat snd pes-
eufe.s
Washington 100 c50 OOO-t u .
si inIs 600 600 2fx s 3
lefchtre carfasgucl tal and Early.
Nt"s- I'm Miller t5I Potter t6t ard Fer
rfH Nafes
Fr. steipha nop 600 0o0-o o
Chicago 2rl luo o0X4 ID
AfnfEen and SVIff wade and Turner
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
HARDER, sTEUBER STAR

Sharing scoring honorS with
the stock and versatile Graham
from Northwestern, now in the
navy, were Pat Harder. a great
fullbaCk from Wisconsin. and Bob
Steuber, fleet-footed gazelle
from Missouri
Harder accounted for two Of
his teams four touchdownS and
SteubeT another he -six-foot-two
200-pound Steuber turned in a
pretty 50-yard run for his touch
down.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01

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Ursiko!"
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vresci in zbezi okoli mize:
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krohoce cd radosti. - Nenado-
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vornik in ona Sc ga oklene in
Sc nasloni mani. stembal pozabi
nanjo, Sc obrne h Katri, jo
zgrabi krog pasu, jo vzdigne IL
"a mize in odnese v gneco. Vrisc
in halo "a MIN. Pavel Kresnik
sc dere v razigranem smehu:
''Primite ga, drzite ga, 'po-
vodnega moza'! Nevesto mi je
odnesel!"
favor StoJ1 nepremlcno III
pritiska Miro k sebi, z ustnica-
mi Sc skoraj dotika njenih las
pod nagnjenim klobukom. Raz-
kosje mu navdaja prsi, v zilah
mu divja vihar pohlepa . .
EZdaici sc Mira zdrzne in sc O.
ere v Andreja Praznika, XII sto-
il oh strani S prckrizanima ro-
kama in jo resno gleda izpod
celia, ocetovsko o5itajoce, uka'
zujoce. In nenadoma razume
njegovo misel: - Bezi, Urska
Cd 'povodnega moza' - 2 vi.
harno kretnjo Sc iztrze Javor
niku in ga odpahne. Popravi S
klobuk in Sc zamisljeno vrne !
Veri in Tomu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01

cali gremo plesat?' - rece,
Mira.
"V treh?" - Sc zasmeje To-
mo. "Ce plesem S prvo, Sc mi
druga izneveri"
'1i pa bi rad ODE, falot?"
Mira Sc nekoliko pretesno o.
klepa njegove nadlahti, z vsem
obrazom sc obraca k MENU in
sill vanj, ko da 81 ga hoee O.
svojiti. Della Sc ljubosumno in
mu pol resno pol saljivo ocita,
da je Vero ljubeznivejsi in pri-
srcnejsi. In vendar je bila ona
njegova prva ljubica, njene pra-
vice so starejse! A memo po-
nasanje je prezivahno in pre-
kricavo, da hi moglo biti "a
MIN resnicno custvo. Trenotko-
ma pa Sc zgodi, da zdajci umol-
kne in Sc zagleda kamorkoli in
je kakor odsotna in izgubljena
in ko Sc spet domisli, plane
besedo in z roko, zardela v lica,
skrivajoc zadrego v smehu in
brbljanju.
Vera je precej pasivna, a sc
vdaja radostno in neovirano po.
rednim salam onih dveh. Lju.
bosumnost Mire je prav nit
ne razburja, komaj da il laska
Custvo sigurnosti in miru jc
presinja poleg Toma. Njegova
roka jo objema tako enakomer-
no in ljubete, da ne more nit
misliti ma nezvestobo. Mira j