davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-08

me MarkSa, takO Sc, sa iZveSnim
izmenama doterivanjima, pokl-
sava proturiti tn mnogo puta pro-
zvakanu detinjariiu danas. JOS
Ii svoje yreme Goethe je ismeiao
te detinjarije II sledecm dialoru
izmedju ucitelja / deteta:
Ueitelj: Promisli. dete, otkad
owl dari?
Sam ii nisi mogao
doci do tih stvari!
.Deste: Pa sye mi je Cd tatice,
Ucitelj: A otkdd one MENU?
Dete: Cd dedice.
Ucitelj: Valjda ne! Cd koga III
je deda dobio?
Dete: On ie nekoga orobio.
Istina ie da je pod kapitalizmom
ta kradja ozakonjena, to Sc smat-
IA normalnim ''nacinom zivota' iii
kako Amerikanac kaze "our way
OF life" Ali zakonita iii nezakoni-
ta, to je kradja. To je kradja pos
to Sc do toga bogatstva dolazi ma
sustastveno isti nacin ma koji Sc
dolazi do proste otimacine. Oti-
mac drzi Il ruci pusku uperenu
protiy svoje zrtve sa svrhom da
tn zrtvu rastavi sa njenim pose
dom; kapitalisticka klasa upotreb-
Lava svoje privatno vlasniStvo
mad sredstvima "a proizvodniu "a
fstu svrhu, da cd svojih zrtava,
najamnih radnika, otme ogromni
deo njihova proizvoda. ,Bogatasi
ne postaju bogatiji zbog toga sto
je njihovo bogatstvo Il stanju da
stvara novo bogatstvo ma neki tai
anstveni nacin. Nema tn tajne, bo-
gatstvo ne stvara bogatstvo, zato je
Carnegie kazao da mu Sc moze O.
duzeti sve, samo neka mu sc ostavi
radnike, da &c on sve izgubljeno
nadoknaditi.
Bogatstvo bogatasa siromas-
two ogromnog broja stanovnika
owe zemlje, radnicke klase, najbo-
lie Sc da videti IL nedavne izjave
Harold L. Ickes-a. Razume sc Ickes
niie pokupio te cifre da bi pomo-
gao Socijalistima da jos bolje raz-
goliGe izrabljivanje koje kapita-
listicka klasa vrsi mad radnickom
klasom. Ickes je jedan cd onih no.
vodilasa koji veruje da Amerika
r1oze trositi mnogo, mnogo wise
nego sto trosi, bez ikakve opas-
nosti da &c Sc podignuti dug do
stepena nemogucnosti da Sc pla-
ii. Ickes kaze da premda. ylada
danas duguje preko $4,000, ,O0O,-
100000 GAO milijardi dolara) ds
je to, kada Sc usporedi sa fizic-
kom vrednoscu Sjedinjenih Drza-
va, nistavno posto predstavlja tex
malo wise cd jednog postotka ce-
lokupnog inventara zemaljskog bo-
gatstva.
Fizicko bogatstvo Amerike, pre-
ma Ickes-u, dostize IL triliona q
biliona dolara. U brojkama to bi
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-08

ditelie, Iii, kako Sc sam izf&zio,
ra "nasu generaciiu koja je pro-
masila Il svojinl odgoyoronstina
svoioi deci.'
Ali sa Hooverom je kao j sa
ostalim besednicima kapitalIna,
ako dosta d go govore oni nejzez~
no dodiu Il kontradikciju. Eyo Ho-
ove1ove "analize" problema: 90
cevi su posli rat, Ill rade dneV-
ne Iii noGne site. | mnoge mai
ke rade iii po danu Ill po noel.
! Nladez ie ostavljena sopstVen!m
| i'm sredstvima. tragedija Sc ooe-
| tuie svakog dana Oceyidno Je
da Hoyerova "analiza' terra Ho-.
overoy "zakljucak" laz. Ocevi
ma Ike nalaze Sc vojsci iii Il in
dustrijana ne zbog toga Sto 81 TO
| izabrali radje nego Ii da paze na
svoiu decu da III uzgaiaiu. onf
sc nalaze Ma tim polo zajima Ill
| kao rezultat pristine vojne sluzbc
| III kao rezultat neophodne potre-
be da Sc nadie posla da bi Sc o.
| drzali Il ziyotu - sebe SyOju
decu. Lako je kaZati da ie "a sVe
! to odgovorna "naSa generaclJa."
To ie tako generalni izraz da zna-
ci upravo = nista. Hoover je do
sac blizu istine kada ie pitao: "Da
Iii ie oyo potpun siom. )" Pot
puniie bi bilo da ga ie postaVio
ma oval nacin: "Da Ii je oyo rezul-
! tat potpunog sloma kapitalistltkog
sistema ?''
Hoover iii nezna iii ne6e da
znade da kada jedan dru.tVeni
sistem iscrpi mogucnost "a dalJi
razyitak da takav sistem neibezno
| poradia iedno zlo "a drugim dok
ne dodje do toga da IL svake njc-
COVE pore cure zloeini kao sto su
kradja, prostituciia, beda, mizeri-
ia, besposlica - zlotini mad
zlocinima - rat. A to je najsigur-
Iii znak da Sc takav sistem nala-
ii periodi potpunog slonla.
JOS neSto sto gospodin Hoover
iii nezna, iii neGe da made, jeste
ovo: U koliko Sc jedan drustveni
sistem priblizava svom potpunon1
slomu, Il toiiko on postaje sve
nesposobniji da resava iii da od-
strani logicne posledice svojih kon-
t,adikcija. Tako je sa kapitaliz-
nom. U njegovom okviru, dok OH
postoji, svaki pokusaj da Sc DDS
trane ii zlotini osudjeni su Ma pro-
past.
Ali zlo6ine treba odstraniti,
njih sc mora odstraniti. Ako Sc
to ne moze uraditi okviru kapi-
talizma, tada treba traziti izlaz
izvan okvira kapitalizma. Ako je
rotrebno obpriti kapitalizam da
bi Sc resili zala koja on poradja,
tada to treba uciniti. Ruseni su
raniji drustveni sistemi kada su
postal smetnja ma putu ljudskog
progresa, to svakako vazi "a ka-
pitalizam.
Mi verujemo da sc kapitalizam
nalazi periodi potpunog sloma,
ali mi znademo da nema menianja
jednog drustvenog sistema sa dru-
GIN sve dok klasa koja patti kao
rezultat postojeg sistema nije
spremna da organizuje svoje sna-
ge "a uzimanje uprave drustva u
svoje ruke. u danasnjem vremenu
to znaci da nema drustvene pro-
meme sve dok Sc radnicka klasa
ne probudi i ne organizuje svoie
snage ma politickom polju sa: svr-
hom proglasivanja svoje namere
da je gotova uzeti upravu drus-
tva svoje ruke. Ali progias te
namere nije dovoljan, on mora BIZ
(Nastavak ma g.. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-08
Radnice: KoIiko III Man.ika?

izgledalo ovako: $l2,023, 0,000.-
900. kaze Sc da je to prvi p u t
da je ucinien proratun zemaljs-
kog fizickog bogatstya. ! to nc
ukliucuje ogromno stoyariSte zla-
ta koje Sc nalazi zakopano Ii Fort
Knox, Kentucky. To zlato, kaze
Ickes, ina malo industrijske vrcd-
rosti. Evo kako je Ickes naredjao
tc fiziGke vrednosti:
Uglien, sadasnja dubina kopa-
MIA ...... S6.4s0 600, 200. 600
Ugljen, posedi US. it'd. +. 50,
100000, 100000
zeljezna ruda i drugi mineral;
~ S1,645,00O, 100000
| + Ugljen, ma vecim dubinama. +.
s1,500,000, 100000
JAYNE i privatne zgrade -.
s14O, 900, 100000
Petroleum, ulje, prirodni plin
it'd -. 49,. SIS 1000, 1000, 900
Sumo, rolja ribolovnice -.
S65,00O,0OO,O00
Industrije 49,. S63 900, 100000
Industriie {manufaktura) ...
S5O.OOO,OOO,OOO
| VOdena snaga E. S5,00O,O 100000
Ukupno =. S12,023, 900, 900, 900
To su cifre tako ogromne da
covek lako dobije glavobolju u po-
kusaju da Sc S NINA hrva. Mi MIS-
mo stanju niti madame razlo-
ga da in dvojimo. Mi cemo in pod
vrgnuti samo jednom racunu =
deobi. Podelicemo 12,O23, 900, O,O00,-
OSO ma 13O,0O0,00O delova pa da Vi
dino kako &c to izgledati. Odgovor
ie $4,000. S drugim recima to zna-
ci da kada bi to fizicko bogatstvo
bilo podeljeno ma 'stanovnike Sic
dinjenih Drzava da bi ma svakoga,
ukljucujuci decu, spalo po $780,
900 vrednosti. To znaci da bi rad
mix sa zenom troje dece trebao
posedovati oko pola miliona dolara
vrednosti. Broji radnice, da vidis
koliko ii manjka!
Ali Ickesov proracun fizicke
vrednosti Sjedinjenih Drzava OF
kriva vulgarnu ekonomiju kapit-
lizma. Skoro Geo Ickesov prora-
cum odnosi Sc ma PRIRODNO bo-
gatstvo. Ickes zaboravIa da ug-
lien, ulje, minerali, ruda, sve
drugo sto Sc nalazi zemlji, ne
poseduju niti upotrebne niti pro-
metne vrednosti, niti mogu pose
dovati upotrebne prometne vred-
nosti dok ne dodje radna snaga
koja je jedina u stanju da i'm da-
de takvu vrednost. To 'je ono sto
je Carnegie imao ma umu.
Svakako. vazno je koristno je
znati da Amerika poseduje toliko
prirodnog bogatstva. a svi znade-
mo da Amerika ina najrazvijeni-
ju radnu snagu ma celom svetu.
Dakle, to prirodno bogatstvo uje-
(Nastavak ma 8. strani.)
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F.B.I. Redja Zlocine;
Ne Ilnenujje Zloc6inca
pise: w. S.

rise.
Pri3a koju je isrricao J. Edgar
Hoover, glava F.B.I., jednom
Glanku koji Sc poiavio IL Detroit
News Cd 27. j;1na. jeste pri4a tax
We yrste da ie tesko verovati da
ii ie normalan covek mogao pre-
Gitati bez da mu Sc kosa die Il
yis. To ja prica uzasa. Sam g0s-
rodin Hoover kaze da je "hapsenie
momaka devoiaka ispod 20 60
dina, 30 celoj zemlji, potresno."
Evo te price: "Prosle godine
II posto wise momaka ispod p. GO
dine bilo ie uhapseno zbog napa-
da nego pretproSle godine, 26 pos
to wise zboe neurednog postupa-
MIA, 80 posto wise zbog pijanstva.
10 posto eise zbog silovanja zen
skin. | to uprkos cinjenice da su
mnogi cd tih godina vec otisli u
vcisku iii su uposleni proizvod-
- '''No y .sl''''> -'''''' v '~'''
~ 49,
| jos strasniie: 80 posto wise Zbog
fi''''l'. - ~ s0','' '.S0 A'os r -
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Loio 10 sof on,otn,o aoro;6;o; 10
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ma ;sn,.u,;o To ,,,+; = nos+o;o
vol. ;os4o ros;, no lo;; 90 rozv;
:. Lor.k+er r,,odes;v
| uoovor a,1;o nr;s, i, >, ,bvo
so,e avo davo;e;co ;od,. "A .
,,r,,ro * aodino S+aro Xii; -, -
COW; , roisc; matere rode , rot
n;r +vo,nicam, "Ost,v,;ane sa
mo cob; ono ., ,,t.le ~ n1;c,r,
sasta,e 90 "a diva morka konas-
M OF b;,e ubansene y no,o nuto
nralo kont;nent. , ;ednoi MIRA
d;ono; .ntomoh;1;n Ios ;od,r s,,-
/ s,i. "Evo 1e-ood;sn;a devo;ka h.
10 co zo,;uh; ;ednoo vo;n;l.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-08
KONSKRIPCIJA RADNIKA
Korak ka Industrijaln0m ROpstvu
ERIC HASS, urednka WEEKLY PEOPLE-a

PreveO p. X.
Izasa IL stampe partiska brosura, pod gornJm
nasovom ugoslavenskom prevodu. Moi e autor je
dnsven nacn anaizovao ok razvoj americke putokrat
e koa ella feudazrati americku radnicku kasu Pomocu
auentcnh dokaza e unio poredenje zmedu nacistic
Ike Nemacke koa je popuno poitick ekonomsk obespra
villa nemacke radnike americke putokrate koa pos
tepeno prmenjuje scne metode svoju radnic-
ku kasu, kakve e naccka Nemacka primenila
ku radnieku kasu.
Smrzavanje posu donasanje zakona protiv radnic-
kin sraJkova citav nz drugih prsnih reakciomarnh
mer jesu vidni znac amercke kaptascke kase da poll
ticki ekonomski obespravi radni6ku kasu Annerke
Pored toga, so e autor tako asan ubedljiv naSn
obasno tendencu americke putokraj on e takoder ma
jasan Markssticki nacn stakao obasno ma koji nacn
pomocu kakvih metoda radnicka ne sao moze ou-
jetiti plan amerckoj pluokrat kako ma koi nacn
mole oslobodh sebe najamnog ropstva spas
two cd pretece kaastrofe, kou gura kaptazam
da mi najozbilnije preporcuemo knjzcu
Gina drugm slobodoljubeem radncma, da je nabave
ponns procitaju prostudirau.
lima A stranioA cena joj je 10 cent? primerak.
Porudzbne novcen treba slati ma
KNJIzARA RADNIcKE BoRBE
3413 St. Clair Ave, -. Cleveland IA, Ohio.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-08

u. AuUTeW carnegie.
Najpre neka citaoc preNledh
gornju sliku. To je slika koju je
izradio Socijalisticki umetnik, Wal
ter Steinhilber. Ali cinjenice ko-
.ie. ia slika rekorduje ne dolaze liz
Scciiuiistitkis.~4s~vr~~41nr- -~u~pro@
dukat Federalne Trgovacke Kc-
mjsije koja in je iznela ma svetlo
1926. godine. Slika govori sama
"a sebe. Ne treba je objasnjavati.
Ona rekorduje grupisanje zemalj-
skog bogatstva u nekoliko ruku !:
ona rekorduje da ogromna vecina,
radnicka klasa, ne poseduje bo-
gatstvo vrednog spomena.
Sada neka citaoc opet procita IL
javu Andre Carnegie ma glavi ovog
clanka. Pocetkom ovog stoleca j.
ne Carnegie znacise isto Il indus
triji celika sto ime Rockeffellera
znacise u industriji ulja. Ne mis-
limo mi reel da je Carnegie IL
razio nesto novoga, ali on je pot
vTdio Socijalisticko drzanje da jc
rad, pomocu prirode, izvor svega
bogatstva.
Ali radnicka klasa, kao sto vi
dino ma gornjoj slici, ne poseduje
bogatstvo koje je ona proizvela.
To Sc bogatstvo, kao sto cifre jas
| no dokazuju, nalazi rukama ka-
p;talisticke klase. A kako Sc to
desilo? Prosto u kratko, to Sc
desilo kao rezultat kradje koju je
kapitalisticka klasa vrsila, vrsi,
mad radnickom klasom. Ina mno-
go tih detinjastih prica sa kojima
Sc ella objasniti kako je doslo do
toga da jedna mala saka ljudi po-
seduje sve vredno poseda, dok 0.
gromna vecina grca u nemastini
Marks kaze da te price prvobit.
moi akumulaciji igraju politic.
koj ekonomiji otprilike "istu ulo.
gu koju prvi greh igra Teologi.
il. Adam zagrize u jabuku time
Sc greh svali ma ljudski rod. Ia.
ko Sc poreklo akumulacije oh.
jasnjava jednom anegdotom il
proslosti. U davno minulo doba
bila je ma jednoj strani elita vred.
nih, razboritih pre- svega sted-
ljivih ljudi, a ma drugoj strani
lenji nevaljalci koji su procereka-
Ii sve Sto su imali, pa wise cd
toga. I tako Sc zbilo da su prvi
nagomilali bogatstvo, a oni drupi
nisu nista imali da prodadu osim
rodjene koze. Odonda postoji 81.
romastvo velike mase, koja jos
danas, uprkos radu, nema sta da
proda do sebe samu, bogatstvo
malobrojnih. koje neprekidno ras-
te iako su oni odavno prestali da
rade." Tako Sc je prNalo "a vre-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-08
Bogatstvo Amerike
SS9,OOO vrednostf ma svaku gavu
Radnice: Kolko III Manjka?

"Qduzmite mi mole tvor-
nice, rudnike, zeljeznice i
sve ostalo bogatstvo, oduz-
mite mi sye, samo mi os-
tavite mole Jude [radni-
kel, ia Gu "a dvadeset
godina to sve nadoknadi-
Ii y n dro1r, Carnonio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-07-08


NASA SNRHA: Tnistenjo
kapitalistiekog uredjenja; "
nistenje najamnog + 0 p $ t
a radnitke klase; prenasa-
ME svih zemaljskih industri-
ia ruke organizovanih pro-
izvoliata: svakom radniku
potpun ploa niegovog rada; o.
slobodjenie celog covecanstva
cd morije klasne Nladavine;
uspostavljanje Slobodne Zajed-
nice Drugova Dragarica =
Industrijalne Republike Rada,
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Basket SoIons Move to Curb
Defensive Edge of Giants
Would Prevent Touching Of Boil Before
1t Descends to Level of the Hoop e..

The experiment was not written
into the rule book but will be tried
at various times next season and
then considered for inclusion in the
laws at the 1914 meeting.
Other changes, also labeled "ex-
periments" because they were not
written into the rules but will get
trial period Of one year, would
eliminate the free throws after a
double foul, unlimited substitutions
and bring minor equipment varia-
tions.
Only officers, headed by Commit
tee Chairman j. w. st. Clair Of
Southern Methodist, met because of
the travel restrictions.
Coaches Meet Today.
The coaches organization meets
today but will adjourn in time to see
Toledo University and ST. Johns
battle for the national invitation
title at the Garden tonight.
. Tomorrow evening, wyoming will
oppose Georgetown for the NCAA
championship and on Thursday
night the winners Of the two tour
neys will oppose each other in Red
Cross benefit.
Wyoming defeated Texas Univer-
sity, So to 54, at Kansas City Satur-
day night to represent the West in
the NCAA playoffs. st. Johns
tumbled Fordham, So to 43, and
Toledo mastered Washington and
Jefferson, 46 to 80, before the Gar
den's largest basket ball crowd
18,4l9.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
BIuege to Try Prout at Short
If PLAYER Ever Gets to Camp

Bill Prout, the missing first base
man the Mats obtained from Chatta-
nooga, is driving here from Cali
fornia, according to word received
by Prexy Clark Griffith. "Al I
know is that he's supposed to be on
his way" snorts Griffith. but If he's
driving here he probably won't ar
rive until july"
Prout was a colorful, argumenta-
tive first baseman with the Rich
mond Colts, who sold him to Chat
tanooga two months ago, but Man.
ager Ossie Bluege is eager to test
him at shortstop. Il understand he's
played there" says Ossie. land, 7
want to take a look at him. I'm
determined to get good combina-
tinon around second base"
Shortstop Johnny Sullivan was no
ball Of fire in yesterdays game at
College Park. He mufYed Stan
Spence's grounder in the first inning
and permitted Rookie Joe Jacobs to
reach first in the fourth inning when
his wide throw pulled First Baseman
Bluege OH the bag.
Outfielder Bob johnson didn't
play, so John Bunnell. rookie pitch
er, performed in left field for
Bluege's team. In right field for
Coach Clyde Milan's team was Don
Barbary, q rookie catcher. Jack
Sinnott, rookie outfielder who will
Evening star., 1943-03-29
BY the Associated Press.

oS Inv A08OClAtc0 fTeeS.
NEW YORK, March 29.-After
watching one towering player bat
away II rival shots in a single game.
officers of the National Basket Ball
Committee have decided to cut down
the tall athletes defensive prowess.
The onhcers approved an exper-
iment for next season whereby 1t
will be a violation when a player
touches a try for goal on its down.
ward arc above the level Of the
basket"
Announcement of the experiment
followed by only three days the per-
formance of George Mikan, De Paul
Universitys 6-foot 8-inch center,
who tipped aside II Dartmouth
shots in the opening round Of the
Eastern national collegiate playoffs
in Madison Square Garden.
Prevents II Goals, Say Experts.
Experts said at least IL of the at
tempts would have tumbled through
the hoop except for Mikan's goal.
tending" Dartmouth was defeated
by the Chicagoans. As to IS. On the
second night of the playof1s, Mikan
detected six Georgetown efforts be-
fore switch in the Hoya attack
nullified his height.
The experiment. however, will not
affect tall players scoring. Against
Dartmouth, Mikan potted 20 points
and Harry Boykoff, 6-foot s-inch
center of the st. Johns club, helped
his mates to victory over Fordham
in the national invitational tourney
Saturday by spearing ~.
Evening star., 1943-03-29

Fleischer doles out to boxing
champions. It seems that when
Jimmy was at Great Lakes dur
ing the other World War-and
was somewhat more slender than
he is now he won the middle
weight title Of the station. Only
Comdr. Cook remembered that
Jimmy never had received the
belt, and he got Z better laugh
than any Of ConselmAn's gags by
insisting that the champ" should
try it on Is soon Is 1t was pre-
sented.
It takes more than . guy the
si1e Of Big Bill Morgan. former
Oregon footballer, to make the
Marines think twice. When Bill
arrived 1t Paris Island, s. G.
there wasn't = uniform to 1it his
24O pounds. Here's the largest
uniform W have" hs was told.
Wen At you into Il. That win
b eaalsr tAAn making 0ne."
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Bush Baseball.
To Flourish as
Minors Close
Service, Industrial,
Semipro Clubs Will
Keep Parks Busy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 29.-There1l
be plenty of baseball in the bushes"
this summer, although many minor
league club owners have shucked of
their worries about signing players
and meeting pay rolls by suspending
operations for the duration.
In nearly every league where or
ganized professional baseball has
been dropped, some cities are plain,
ming semipro, industrial and anna
teur leagues to keep the ball parks
open this summer.
Only a few of the operators of
pro clubs are concerned in these
plans, however, for most of them
merely leased municipality owned
parks and they no longer have to
worry about maintaining them. In
a lot of cases high school football
Is expected to pay for the upkeep.
Perhaps the most aggressive
private organizer is Rogers Hornsby,
general manager of the Fort Worth,
| (Texas League club. He did some
| notable hollering in an effort to
keep the circuit from suspending
and when it did, he set about organ
izing fast semipro circuit. He
also plans to have amateur clubs
and softball teams In the park. .,.
San Antonio Finds Customer.
At San Antonio, Tex, the school
board owns the ball field and al
ready has leased it to a service
league for go games. This will bring
in s4500 of the usual $500 rental
and it is hoped that concessions will
pay the difference. Oklahoma also
is planning strong service league
which likely will use the Oklahoma
City park, and Shreveport, La;
Houston and Beaumont, Tex, are
planning to put semipros into Texas
League parks. Dallas will have an
amateur circuit composed mainly Of
defense plant teams.
Service leagues or service teams
competing in amateur or semipro
circuits also will provide baseball
for such cities as Macon and
Augusta, Ca, and Charleston and
Columbia S. c., of the Sally League;
Albany, Ga, where the Turner Field
1ntra-Squadron League plans 10
move into the vacated Georgia
Florida League park. Montgomery,
Ala, and perhaps some of the other
Southeastern League cities. and
Erie, Pa, OF the Middle Atlantic
League. ..
Many, Open for Business.
Seeking revenue farther afield,
President Watt Powell of the
Charleston (W. Va Mid-Atlantic
League club says that anything from
amateur baseball to boxing can find
home in his park owners OF the
Butler (PaD Penn State League park
4 are willing to let it be used for a
circus lot as well as for community
affairs; Jacksonville, Fla: Boise,
Idaho, and Ogden, Utah, hope that
boxing will pay some of the freight.
Ogden is planning an all-Army box
ing show in July along with military
and civilian baseball and softball.
One place where they're sure about
what will become of the ball park
is Waterloo. Iowa. The stands there
burned last year, and with the
Three-Eye League inactive, they
won't be rebuilt.
Evening star., 1943-03-29

be sent to Chattanooga, and Bob
Pennington, product of Baltimore's
sandlots, also saw outfield action.
Jake Early and Angelo Giuliani,
who are expected to share the Mats
catching chores, aren't recognized
as hitters. but they each obtained
two singles. Ellis Clary, who hit
.375 for the final month Of the 1912
season, picked up where he left on
with two singles, but Mickey YER
non and Red Marion were the bat
ting stars with their more lusty
blows.
Bluege isn't making any opti-
mistic outbursts, but he says, in ap-
praising the Mats, 1--WE have a bet
ter team than we had last year and
the opposition is less formidable, so
We should do better. There isn't a
better outfield in the league and
we've improved our infield. I hope
we get the pitching" B. H.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Cutters Hockey Champs
First Year in League
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-The
Baltimore Coast Guard Cutters,
playing their first year in the Eastern
Amateur Hockey League. are new
champions of that loop after staging
a strong finish in the playoffs that
saw them winning two games of
three played within "a hours.
They finished by taking the play
OF title last night as they downed
the Philadelphia Falcons, 5-3, in a
spirited overtime contest here. The
Coast Guardsmen yesterday after
noon defeated the New York Rovers,
6-1, in New York's Madison Square
Garden before entraining for Balti-
more, and the night before in Phila-
delphia they lost to the Falcons.
Evening star., 1943-03-29
Racing Is B|acked Out
In U. 5. for Nine Days
Mexico City and Havana
Will Keep Sport Going
BY the ASsociated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 29.-Racing
IN the United States goes into a g.
day eclipse today for the first time
since the original two-buck bettor
broke the strap on his wallet.
When New Orleans Fair Grounds,
Hot Springs Oaklawn and Cali
fornias' Bay Meadows ushered out
the last OF the spectators Saturday
they ended the turf sport in this
country until April when New
York City's Jamaica opens.
While there will be no racing in
the United States, the sport con-
tinues in the new 81, ,000, 900 Mexico
City plant and officials of Havana s
Oriental Park said late yesterday
that they had increased their pro-
grams from three each week to six
effective Tuesday. Monday will be
dark" with Trace offering sched-
uled for Sundays.