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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Yankees In
Eye 100 Games
rT7u TO TUUTT7

NEW YORK. Sept q up
The New York Yankees still were
rolling along today as if the
American League pcnnan T.
clinchcd Saturday, was .sull IN
doubt.
Setting their sights on a 100
game victory season, the Nc
Carthymcn have 20 WIN seven out
of their remaining eight games 10
reach the century mark, a figure
almost certain 10 be achieved by
The National League champion 81.
Louis Cardinals, who had % de
clSionS today.
The YankS copied a pair OF
one-run decisions yesterday from
the Cleveland Indians, 81 in the
opening and 6-5 IN the l0-Innng
nlghtcap. for their third successive
victory by a single run margin.
Charley Kcller'S 3Oth home run
broke up a pitchers duel IN the
ninth inning of the first between
Ernie Bonham and al Smith.
Keller came through IN the Sec
ond with another circuit clout, but
Tuck Stainback'S pinch single with
bases loaded i'm the extra frame
drove in the winning run and gave
Fireman Johnny Murphy his
twelfth decision IN a relief role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

~ -LaAe -a-ll4.- - 4---a--e4t+--
ing the l6-WecA semester
Coleman sand Il have q class
of about so i'm the morning and
$50 each afternoon Zach hoy
gels a Ouc-hOur lesson about
eight or nine times during the
semester"
Tha n8Ny'e boxing instructor
~ Nleh-an las pu' thr09gh
z------tt
q hg amphihlw training base
an Little Creek Va He has
written manueIs which are used
hy the navy
A native Of Detroit Coleman
boxed prO.g oud.lN lu local.
rings from 1926 20 1890 before
a career in the movies and an
appointment with Uncle sam
which found him "a gunner
r77tc with the North African
invasion forces. later 20 he Toe
turned 20 the United States and
cl ated ~ his new post ln The
program headed by Gomdr Gene
Iuruoy.
Il bowed at Olympia, Fair-
view and Danccland,' Coleman
recalled Iie boxed under tFr
name of Jules King Colew
f7oNrj Johnny Clancy Joe
Flores end other pretty roHd
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

Add Purdue and Minnesota 10
the list of football teams that
must hc watched carefully m
making selections this year The
Golden GophcrS Of the North
showed speed. power and dccep-
ton in turning back Missouri, 20
to l3. while Purdue Swamped a
highly regarded Marquette eleven,
y 20 o.
Those were among the most in
tcreSung developments of the
Weekend of college football
Most Of the other games pio-
ceeded according 20 form Michl-
gan. acknowledging over Western
Michigan. used a players. but
yull managed 10 run up 81 points
against "a better than average
Kalamazoo team.
The Wolverines had too much
class for their opponents MS they
scored IN every period Half OF
the touchdoVns were scored by
second and third suinC-rs So b.
looks like Michigan viii have "a
good collection OF requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Beats SeGura
I'm Net Final

Los ANGELES. Sept p .uNS)
The men singles title OF the
seventeenth annual Pacific South
west tennis championships was
won yesterday by Sailor Jack
Kramer. runncrup for the Ma
uonal title.
lie came from behind 10 defeat
Francisco Scgura South AmerI-
can champion. after losing the
opening set by a 60 count Turn
ing on a torrid serving and net
attack, Kramer took the next two
sets. 6-l. o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
SinkWiCh Stars
With Fenenbo(k
sDodgersFdN
By LEO MACDONELL

With two victories in as many
starts, tho first time they have
achieved a pair of conqueStS con-
Secuuvely since 1910 and a prom
isc of triple threat ace in
frankie SlnkwiCh as well as other
stars, the ClamorouS new Lions
today topped the National Foot
bali League.
Yeh. the Lions whe lost II
games ont Of IL played last year.
today set the pace IN big time
professional football with the
powerful Chicago Bears rlnnerup.
'Ffrc-t1fous and Bears collide
next Sunday
Coach Charles T. (Gusl DoraiS'
rciuvcnated Lions attained This
lofty height when they passed
and mashed through the Brook
lyn Dodgers p TO o before a
crowd of more than 270OO thrill
stated gr.diron fans at Briggs sta
dunn yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Chiefs Tie Leafs
In PIayoff Series
Rr InternntIonaI New. ser,lce

The International League play
off series was tied today az two
games apiece by virtue OF The
Syracuse Chiefs IL victory yes
terday over the pennant-winnIng
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Haqq Back Home

STOCKHOLM. Sept q INS)
NWdar UIgg, the Flying Fire
uu was back in Sweden today
after I- tour of the United States.
lts arrived los plane at the Stock
holm airport Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Somipros Plan ~ Series

CHICAGO Sept, - .l\aI
Plans for The srmlpG1 baseball
world series In 1914 viii be-
mapped during the annual Woei-
inr of the board of commissioner,
of the National Stmlpro Congress
in Chicago starting Oct !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
MaierLeaeue
Standings
LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
NESTERDAN'S RESULTS
Poyou 7.6, DETROIT p (nrsf game.
10 iuui0Es'.
New York SO Cleveland - tsecond
game so urugsJ.
ST. IuWs 81 Philadelphia 10
Chicago 1872 Washington $50.
TOnAN'N GAMES
DETROIT ar Boston
Chicago az Washington
So Louis AZ Philadelphia
Cleveland az NeW York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Rudy Socks En-
But Tigers Drop
Two 10 Boston


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

SATURDAY.
"Ueae,er. oS4e have his pans.
" j. -z-.- l4.-LL - ~ p, - Ai----r-
iuiCrWural program following
-,--rrrr-+r WI tTuTTT IN SIT III lUftf-
collegiate tournament in which
our hoy> from Michigan viii
compete. We would especially
li,e 90 meet up with Wisconsin,
where boxing has been "A major
sport for some years.
Coleman explained fhaf boN-
isss..-4 49, ~ i.---t-'---
rroNu.t- 5000 boys al NIea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

ga>u-e came In little after
minutes atuad of Dr a :.
IlHHts NHliy SAILED Toy Fred
IIIE.- Bob Lawrence and Jack
H.a.1 Narl Beaver was third
H mp worked away from
N Hr fpc latter went aground
,.mur uut of the Middle Channel
A.. lhr. oi those boats, however,
W.r. closely punched near the
nu-h of fac wndward leg. Don
Wright and Fred RmnelS were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Purdue, (GOpherS Rate
WiiRp Teams To Wala.ER
By EDGAR HAYES

No one questions fhc ah'ty ct
The FIRST eleven.
Notrc Dame uuCol kcd "a bride
liant running team rn8 made
Clark Shaughnc>>y> debut with
Pittsburgh rather dreary IN was
tho most onr-Sldad game hefveon
the two teams. a 10 o The IRISH
were expected 10 show most C'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
NATIONALLEAGIE
mo hChInN ICaOCT-

NESTFRDAN'S RESULTS
Pittsburgh 5-5. New YORK o.i tsecond
game 10 innings.
Cincinnati 81. Boston 90
Brooklyn 5-3 Chicago lJ
ST. Louis AZ. Philadelphia Is second
game. II InuIugsI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

iyn Dodgers, p 10 o before a
crowd of more than 270OO thrill
stated gridlron fans at Briggs Sta
dunn yesterday
SERNICEMEN THERE
'tf-r7r- paTd attendance was %. 76S.
some 300 more than on the Sun
day, previous when they turned
back the Chicago Cardinals IN
their first triumph Of The season.
Soldiers and sailors who WNr
que ISIS OF Iho Lions managemt
-it+t'ft+---rr''tt 7CUuC The Savt
----i +----t--r-r-ti--tr1JT
Besides completing important
passes. one for touchdown. Sink
Wloh revealed versatility IA -pai h
.u- gain, unnln- and fashioned
-Sur-r extraordinary kicking
f'TT f0imCT University OF Geor-
Cu Ail-AmcT.ca star who came 10
'hc Lions VIA the l. s. Marines,
gained - yards net IN FIVE rush
-r---ss t--4f4f,i- ftFr---t-r1rrpirtcCt four
OF H. passes for 81 yards. nearly
half the yard, which the Lions
gained IN The ain.
TENE\BOCk ALSO STARS
S6aUns tonors with Sinllwlch
va~ the snakc-hipped Chuck
tonCnbnck who was top ball car
Nor Of tho day for the home club
with a total gam Of ~ yards in
eight attempt FcHonbock also
figured prominently IN Detroit'S
passing attack Like SinkwlCh.
the Californian was on the pitch
ing end ~ the pass business
The Lions defense matched It's
sparkling attack by holding the
oppo~ lion 10 "a total net rushing
wards Of negative two gilttcring
testimony to Joe Bach and his
fine forwards The whole line.
from end 90 end did yeomans
service A now tackle Al ket2ko.
shared honor, with veteran line
stars
Three 'olchdoWnS and two field
goals scattered through three 81
tho four periods, accounted for
the Lions total There was no
scoring IN Tho third period The
FIRST of tho trio of touchdoWnS
came early ln The opening heat
and WAS achieved bv Harry IIopp
after tho Lions had passed from
their 25-yard line 10 BrooklynS
i-Nard stripe
Tho parade was started WIZ
FoncnboCk pass 10 Hopp WY
wa, good Tor 80 yards This feat
was followed with FcnenboCk
losses 10 Mathews Upon reach
n- the i-y1rd Inc IIopp plunged
through his own right tackle for
me first score Of the game Augle
Lilo converted and The Lions were
of 10 a 7-to-0 lead
RECOVERED TUMBLE HELPS
The recovery Of a Dodger fun
hla by alert Bill Fisk. carly in
tho second period led 20 the Sec
aUd touchdown After this break,
Sinkwch was sent into the game,
his first appearance OF the after
noon
FrankIcS first pitch was shared
boy Fisk putting the ball on the
cncmy'S 2J-yard ON the next
play Slr'lwich hurled the pigskin
far 10 Ben Hichtower on the
other side of the field Ben taking
n on the l0-yard Inc and sprint
jnC across the Inc 10 score. Lilo
added another point and the Lions
were bon front II 10 o.
Later 30 Tho StanZa. Lilo kicked
Two field goals one from tho g.
yard Inc and another from the
l7-yard stripe bat more difficult
angle the only field goals the
veteran tackle has over booted
for the Lions. although he has
been a demon on the kick after
. touchdown.
The Lions third and last touch
down was scored by Elmer Hack
rCy in the fourth quarter when
thc Detroit fullback recovered The
BAH after kctcho partially blocked
Dean McAdamS punt Hackney
ran 40 yards down tho Sidehnes
in a spectacular dash for the
STATISTICS
Det Bkv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
TOpAN'S GAMES

B0stor az ST. Lums
New York az Chicago
Philadelphia ~ Cincinnati
only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
GREAT LANES STRONG

It Tony IIuklo has strong
outfit AT Grpat Lakes which
trimmed Iowa. playing under ITS
new coach. Slip Nad,gp. 2l 'o q
Northwestern Ahrhjwan.- flo rcE'
Saturday took n night game from
Indiana. II 10 6
Southern California showed SUR
priSing strength downing inNor-
slty of California AZ Los Angeles.
20 10 o Now they're talking the
TroianS for the Rose Bowl.
Army and Navy both won
handilv the Cadets over Villa
nova. u To o. and the Nlddl.-
from tho North Carolina Pre-
flight eleven. 81 10 @ COLGATE.
with "A naval unit 10 help doV0"d
Rochester. another hle- cd school
Z 10 o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
SERXTCEMEN THERE

ir7U -paTd attendance was % 76S.
some $50 more than on the Sun
day. previous. when they turned
back the Chicago Cardinals IN
their FIRST triumph Of The season.
Soldiers and sailors who WAc
quo Is " Tho LIONS managemi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

fffT f0ImCT University OF Geor-
CH All-Amcr.ca star who came 10
the Lions VIA the l. s. Marines,
gained - yards net IN FIVE rush
-r.-,-s- - t.-ft4Pi - fFr--r1urpirtcd four
of H. passes for 6i yards. nearly
half thc yard, which the Lions
gained in The air.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
Tribune Guest Of
Double Or Nothing"
Radio Broadcast

In re. ognition 81 the work
done by the Detroit Tribune In
ms aid and assistance IN the sale
~ series = War Bonds an in
vitation Was extended 70 the pa
per 20 send representative to
the cocktail parry honoring The
members OF The Double or Noth-
ing broadcast in the English
Room o, the Hotel statIcr last
Friday evening
The Tribune was represented
hy Ulysses W Boykin.- MANAGING
editor
Among those present. besides
the members az the radio show
we're the officials OF the United
states Treasury War Finance
committee. several distinguished
uounded soldiers; also high rank
Ing officers Of the United states
Army and executives Of the
United States Rubber company
Who brought the radio show TO
Detroit to honor the Detroit war
workers.
Both .ir and Mrs Roykin
represented the Tribune at the
Permanent" show which was
heard from coast-to-coast from
ihc auditorium at Cass Tech at
e 2e m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24

prosecute the Carr case ana
similar cases o. violence s.
officials against Ncgf so,s'. ~
Y should further Is, ,s,s a''1.
that the attorney general ~.
sor legislation 70 strens,h., ~ y
broaden The nowcr ~ M y
of the United s'aies n ~
cases. sai
4. II is 'recomTncndsd ~, i,
report be submitted rs ,ha ....
man and ranking minor.,y ~.
hers Of the committees !. '' 4
senate and the house ~ ,...'
'entatiyes on military affairs W.
the request thai they p,ese,, =, I,
support both me herein mon.
amendment 10 Section qss
Title is Of tho rnnaa So.
code. and legislation dsslsnsa !,
bring all felonies hy ~ ,s,,..
members Of tho armed servI..,
within the jurisdiction q, 4,
courts Of the United sia,es :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
Colonel
At Rally On
P Patriotism

Numbering among The outs'and-
ink citizens scheduled to speak A.
The huge patriotic rally honoying
the wounded heroes OF this war
at Ebenezer AME church. SUNDAY.
July 70. VIII be Col William s.
Bradden chaplain OF the S'h I'li>
nois National guard This 7lyear-
old World War veterans actual ex-
pefiences provide rich backg
round Tor the Inspiring message
ne has for The hundreds who viii
iurn on, 10 hear him and see the
wounded soldiers from the south
west Pacific hatlle zone
Walter p. Reuihsr, vice presi-
dent Of The Internationai Union Of
the lAW-ClO. long acclaimed as
a champion Of labor rights. Will
also speak on the program al 3
O'Clock that afternoon Reuther
wiz show the important Part the
soldiers OF production arc playing
in this var on the home front
Another speaker scheduled to ap-
pear is The well-knoWn Shelton
Tapes. recording secretary Of the
Ford Loca soc JAW-CIO who
will also tell Of the relationship
between tho men at the battle
front and the men behind the ma
chimes
Sid Allen national rehabilitation
officer Of ne Disabled War Net-
Grams OF America viii tell OF the
work the DAY Is doing 10 place
these men in active life again
The 2oO-yoice EbeneEer choir
will furnish The music.
The program is being sponsored
by the Disabled war Veterans and
associated organizations OF Wayne
County.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
TRIBUNE LAUNCHES
CAMPAIGN TO SEND
SOLDIERS CIGARETTES

This week the Detroit Tribune
began cooperating in the move
ment 70 secure funds from inter-
ested citizens with which 10 pur-
chase and send cigarettes 10 our
hoys on the various distant fight
Ing fronts, Each person contrib
uting fifty cents or more toward
this fund viii have his name and
address written on card and
Enclosed IN carton Of Camel
Cigarettes The cigarettes viii be
shipped overseas in packages Of
one thousand TO The men in any
designated fighting unit overseas
which the donors may specify. but
no shipment Of less than one
thousand cigarettes will be ship
ped 70 any specified contingent
OF service men
This is your opportunity 20 help
IN a worthy cause The boys OF
Your acquaintance in distant
fighting zones will appreciate this
kindness on your part. A smoke
helps to steady the nerves and
d'spel loneliness a. the front. In
some far-off places. our soldiers
find difficulty In huying cigar
cites and often have 20 pay as
much as fifty cents and even more
Tor single package OF cigarettes
Tho Camel cigarettes Won make
Il possible to send them will
come As welcome gift which
tho hovs out yonder viii always
rememher and appreciate
Send in your Camel Cigarette
contribution 20 The Tribune Of
flee 2l46 81 Antoine Detroit or
dror your donation in one az the
diums which the Tribune has
placed az several local business
places Thanks for your cooper
alton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24

Ni,> =. Fannie cranion. Who
was awarded the master of 80
ciai work degree, from The NJ
lAuia ni,crsii, >shooi 81 >orial
work la>i monih. has alrrad,
started vurk a. assistant cNecn-
i've secretary oi the sAegro
community center. h"n,i"n.
Texas. She ha. had experience
a. case worker with the North
carolina FERt. ~ q group work
er With the southeast settle
ment house. Nashlurion. p.t..
and a. q recreation worker With
the ni>irift ~ columbia be-
parlment oi Recreation. Miss
rraniDn will b. directly as>ociat-
al ~iih Robert T. Neal. eNecu-
tl'e ,ecreiAr, ~ the cenier, WHO
5. also graduate 81 The ,tlan.
"a University school OF social
work.
Register To yoie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
Made From Natures HerOA
Roots, Banks

For centuries. juices from ~
tain OF Natures roots h'fos \" =.
barks have brought great i''''
suffering mankind. 40"
same natural juiccs--iN OF 'A'm I
all-are combined IN one "s s,.'.
Gus medicine, Gillian. laN'h ~ "a
ly before meals. Gillian m'A's "A
your food and begins ~ on,'
eliminate poisons which, 'v, Ca.
host OF ailments causing ", ,.,,
ness. headaches dizziness. s', ~.
lessness. and that drasseu .' y.
feeling. Gas pains ln'lsss rs
constipation. and night fis'p- N,
ually are helped immensely ' NV
different medicine which cos. .,.
few cents day. suS 49, /,
stops gas bloating and o'lcn,", III.
a few minutes. Don't Keep V cu,,,
ferlngl Try one bottle OF og,lh
The Gillian Medicine CO.
Bldg. Cincinnati, q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
POLICE
Confined from page u

-" - 49, -
out Of here or well make Co
coanuls out Of your black skulls
Children Abused
The children took TO the streets
for their play, she said, until a
Few days ago when cops took
away their ball
According to The story. on Tues
day plain clothes men drove by,
saw Joe Martin. Is, and his pal.
Carl. 15 sitting on the railing
outside - the building and Yell
ed. Get your black so and
SOS home
The boys say when they rose
10 70 they were ordered 10 run
One Of them answered Il don't
feel like running A detective re-
piled With accompanying gestures.
I'M lake this club YOU and
beat your
Carl ran hni Joe was caught
and taken away
ioes aeed etandmoiher, Mrs.
HARDY to,tled to juvenile deten-
iion home TO plead far her boy
whom she said was innocent Of
any niisdemeanor She was gruff-
~ told. shut uP-you're both
lying"
As far as relatives and friends
can learn Joe IS an inmate Of
the detention home today just
because he's black
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24

OF NEURITIS TERRIBLE
SAYS HUNTINGTON man.
Mr.. Louis johnson of 1858
9th Ave, Huntington,
VIVA, Suffered Misery
Also From Stomach. -
Says He Never Wants To
Be Without Gillian, The
Wonder Medicine.

Mr. Johnson's praise Of Gillian.
The new and different medicine.
which relieved his pains SO quick
~. is The same kind OF praise that
thousands are giving to II every
day IN many cities n you are suf-
fering as Mr. Johnson did try one
bottle and see II Il doesn't do you
great good II II fails to do you
good. just quit taking H. That's
fair enough isn't il? Mr.. Johnson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
LAWYER GUILD HITS CIVILIAN
VIOLENCE AGAINST SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON -. AMP ~ "Ciyi
ian violence, particularly by po-
lice officials, against the Negro
soldier continues undated and
MAY we'll be the greatest single
factor now operating 20 make
1900 GOO Negroes bitter and re-
scntful and TO undermine the
fighting spirit Of ihree-Quarters of
a million Negroes in arms" ac-
cording 70 report issued by the
National Lawyers guild The
guild report is based upon
study made by William r., HASTE
national vice president and for
mer civilian aide 20 the secretary
~ war.
The report protests the failure
OF the attorney general 10 prose
cute under the federal civil rights
statutes cases OF violence by state
officials against Negro soldiers
In one such case involving the
murder OF Negro military po-
liceman by civilian policeman
in Alexandria La. the attorney
general has refused to prosecute,
even though he has been request
&c 10 do so by the military au-
thorities
Recommendations
The report which cites various
instances OF assaults and kill
ings OF Negro members OF the
armed forces and indicates that
five Negro soldiers We're killed
or wounded in civilian communi-
ties within three months in l9iS
recommends the following forms
q action
!. 1t is recommended that this
report be submitted 10 the Pres
ident Of the United States with
request that he make an appro-
pirate public appeal 70 the ma
ton. directing attention 10 fhe
continuing course Of unresiraired
violence against Negro soldiers
aud calling upon all Americans
to- respect all wearers OF The nri-
form OF the Emitted states
II is recommended that ms
report be- submitted 70 the seq
rotary OF War and the secretary
~ The navy with the request tia
each Of them initiate positive
program Of education within his
branch o. The armed forces cal
culaied- -lexclon the attitude ~
respect towards members OF the
minority groups IN our army and
NAVY which We sie now trying 70
incnlcate with reference go for.
eign peoples among whom our
mon IN arms are now living 8
: II IS recommended that this
report be submitted 20 the alior-
ney general with an expression
Of The protest by the National
LAWYERS guild az the failure OF
The department OF justice 70