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Evening star., 1943-09-25
$50 Attend Dedication
OF New Langston
Branch Library

Another new branch was off1cially
added to the District Free Public
Library system last night when more
than $50 citizens attended the dedi-
cation of the Langston Branch at
701 Twenty-fourth street NE.
Albert w. Atwood, a member of
the Board of Library Trustees, who
presided at the ceremonies. stressed
the great service the branch library
would render.
Other Speakers Heard.
Other speakers who brought out
the various activities of the new
branch were Ernest F. Harper, presi-
dent of the Kingman Park Civic
Association; John Ihlder, executive
officer of the National Capital Hous-
ing Authority, and DR.. Garnet C.
Wilkinson, first assistant superin-
tendent of schools, Miss Clara w.
Herbert, librarian of the Public Lii
brary, also spoke.
Letters from Commissioner Guy
Mason and Theodore w. Noyes,
President of the Board of Library
Trustees, wishing the new branch
success, were received. Mr.. Moves
expressed regret that illness pre-
vented him from attending the
ceremonies.
The library will be under the
supervision of Miss Althea v. How
ard. She is native of Washington
and graduate of Fisk University.
Sne took her advance work at the
University of Illinois in 1928, and
has had experience in library work
at Gary, Ind. She told the audience
to come often, as librarians are
happiest when they serve the most
people"
Assistant Named.
Miss Howard will receive part
time assistance from Mrs. Maggie
M. Rivera, graduate of Howard
University. A page boy, Omega
Ware, Is, who goes to Dunbar
School, will aid the regular libra
rians. Another student soon will be
selected to help.
There are 10000 volumes on the
shelves available for all those who
live, work, or go to school in the
District. The books cover all phases
OF reader interest and are selected
to appeal to adults as well as chill
dren.
The library will be open on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays from
1890 am. to $50 pm; on TUESDAYS
and Thursdays from 1::30 to pm.
and on Saturdays from 9 am. to /
pm.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Servicemen 10 Be Sent
Christmas Service

The Rev. Raymond A. Vogeley
pastor of Christ Lutheran Church
Bethesda, has prepared an entire
Christmas service to be mimeo-
graphed for mailing to soldiers over
seas.
He said copies will be dispatched
to servicemen from the Bethesda
area in time to reach them for
Christmas.
He said the service includes a SER
mon titled eff You See It in The
Star 1t Is True" music, scripture
lesson and prayers.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
St. Stephen-Incurnotion

The Rev. DR.. Flint Kellogg, rector
OF the Church of st. Stephen and
the Incarnation, announced ar
rangements are being made for the
opening of the Sunday school at
$50 am. tomorrow. He said the
courses will be THE st. James
Lessons"
He is planning confirma ton
classes for children and adults later
in the fall.
A new service honor roll has been
given as q memorial.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Baha'i Lecture.

Paul E. Haney, economist and lee
turer, will speak Sunday at 8:15
pm, at 1903 I street NV, on "A
New Path to Collective Security"
Miss Leone Barnitz, lecturer and
teacher, will conduct the Sunday
morning class to study THE Chosen
Highway"
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Bethesda Group TO Meet

The Commercial DEVELOPMENT
Committee of the Bethesda Cham
Der of Commerce will hold its initial
luncheon meeting at the Columbia
Dining Room at / pm. Monday
Carl Bachschmid is chairman Of
the committee
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Streetcur DeruiIed

Westbound streetcar traffic at
Fourth and T streets NE. was de-
iayed for more than a half hour
today by the derailment of a street.
car. The accident. which happened
at 5:39 am. was caused by the switch
being thrown between two sets of
wheels.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Christian Science.

The Christian Science lesson SER
mon for tomorrow is Reality" Serv-
ices are held at II am. and re-
peated at 8 pm, except Third
Church, at S pm. All are invited
to attend the services and the
Wednesday meeting at pm.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Other Services
Self-Realization.

Swami Premananda of Calcutta.
India, will conduct the Sunday
morning service of the elf-Realiza-
ton Fellowship on Western avenue
at Forty ninth street NV. His sub
ject is Law of Self Confidence"
The public class in philosophy and
yoga will be held Wednesday at
8 pm.
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Unity Society.

Living Epistles" will be Miss
Langford's sermon topic tomorrow
morning at 918 Fourteenth street
NV. On Monday at pm. is class
in 'Meditations for Unfoldment":
Wednesdays, pm, Sun of Higher
Understanding" The Tuesday eve
ming class has been discontinued,
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Own Up Subject Of
Dr.. Peter Murshull

"own Up" will be the topic Of DR..
Peter Marshall at IL am. IN the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
on Sunday.
Rome Belts Of New York City, one
Of the general secretaries of the
American Bible Society, will speak
at Z pm. on THE Bible in War
Time"
Prayer Service viii be held
Wednesday at pm. instead Of
Thursdays. DR.. Marshall will speak.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
White CroSc

The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services Wednesday at 8
pm. at 1910 Ontario place NV. The
Rev. James B. Coates will speak on
Evening star., 1943-09-25
AnglO-SaxOn.

What This War Is All About" will
be the subject of DR.. Benham of
Joliet. This is a continuance of his
series on THE Signs of the Times"
at GA E street NV, at pm. Sum
day.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Armenian,

At Ills am. the Rev. Charles Y.
Aznakian will preach in Pierce Hall.
Fifteenth and Harvard streets NV,
on Il Determined Not to Know
Anything But"
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HermOn,
River Road q. r.
lexington,

At II am. THE Grace of God
Schools U.s. is the topic of the Rev.
Henry B. Wooding.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
KOroniS.

A continuation of Experiences at
Camp Koronis" will be given Tues
day at 1890 am. in the parish house
OF the Church of st. Stephen and
the Incarnation when the Prayer
Circle of the Christian Healing Mis-
sion meets. Miss Henrietta Schlerf,
who attended the Glenn Clark Camp
will be the speaker. Mrs. James w
Cliff will lead in prayers for the
sick and world conditions.
Holy communion and laying on OF
hands with prayer for healing and
intercession for the sick will be held
Thursday in the Chapel of the In
carnation. The Rev. Flint Kellogg
will offciate.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Potomac Heights Commup;tv

Communion service will be held at
IL am. with DR.. John Bentley of
American University using as his
sermon do This in Remembrance
of Me-"
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Activities in Local Churches

I'm All Thy Ways Submit Thyself
Unto the Lord" followed by heal
ing and message service.
A class in development will open
October 5 at 5 pm.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
TheOSOphicaI Society.

Washington Lodge at 1915 H
street NV. begins its 47th year at 8
pm. tomorrow. Smith Tassin will
speak on THE Grand Council of the
Seven Sages."
Evening star., 1943-09-25

Stop growing about the things
you can't spend your money for.
You can buy War bonds with II.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Continued From Page A-10.)

flags will be placed in the service
shield. DR.. Hawthorne will begin a
series of five sermons tomorrow eve
ming, the first subject being Men
Whom Christ Healed"
HermOn,
The Rev George S. Duncan will
preach at IL am. on "Character;s-
tics of the Apostles"
River Road q. +.
Rally day will be observed in the
Bible school and church. At GAS
am. the Bible school will hold pro-
motion exercises and new classes
will be formed. The junior congre-
cation will worship with the adult
group at IL am. The Rev. Virgil M
Cosby will preach on The Chris
tians Incentives"
Preparatory service for worlds
wide communion will be held Friday
night. The Session will meet after
the service to receive new members
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Uhr Mrthnhtat Uhmrth

HEADoUARTERs-METHoDIsT BUILDING, 100 Moryend Ave. NE
district
Church School in All churehe. at s:45 AM
Evening star., 1943-09-25

1914 Georgia Ave.
(Silyer Spring, Md
8 Rev. r. d. Smith. Phi. D., Minister.
11:00 ABANDONING worship.
6:45> >p.m.--Youth Fellowship Groups.
7:30 pm-Address by Mrs Ole Col
jornsen, Norwegian diplomats
wife. who fed from Nazi- occupied
Norway.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
VISITORS Will
TRY TO SMASH
VICTORY DRIVE
First Game Scheduled
To Start At 1::30
At Parr

The Motor City Giants will face
another tough-team- Sunday when
they oppose the Zulu Giants in a
double header at Dequindre and
Modern. The first game is slated
to start at 100 pm.
The visiting team has piled up a
winning streak Of four straight
games during the past week. and
Manager King Chamhamhi is
depending on his players to keep
that record intact.
In running up the string OF vic.
tories the Zulus have been material
ly aided by Wahoo. hard-hitting
right fielder. Wahoo has been
clouting the ball al an average OF
1865 in the past three weeks, polling
out four home runs in his batting
spree.
In addition. the Zulus have a
strong pitching staff, including sew
eral former members Of teams in
the Negro American league
The Motor City Giants also have
been winning consistently. and
right now are in the midst OF a
winning streak which has gone 70
five straight. The locals started
this string OF victories by taking
a double header from TIE East Chi
cago Giants three weeks ago. A
week later they won from the Chi
cago Brown Bombers, and last Sun
day the club took one game from
the East Chicago Giants before
darkness halted the second game
in the first half Of the fourth in
ming.
Manager Silss Griffin said he
will probably start Ralph Hall,
young Highlander, against the
visitors Either Ulysses SLIM
Evans or Orel Little DEAN Thorn
as will pitch the second game.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Henry Beats
Joyce In A
Return Bout

HOLLYWOOD. - II m m er n
Henry Armstrong. while not the
ball Of fire he was some years back,
still had enough punch and stamina
10 beat Willie Joyce, Gary. Ind. in
a l0-round bout Saturday night.
The win reversed decision Joyce
scored wore Henry five months ago.
Getting off 10 a slow start, Arm
strong came on fast in the closing
rounds as he whipped over hard
rights and letts. A singing right
cross broke Joyce's Jaw in The fifth,
and from then on Willie fought on
his nerve. The same tang hap
pcned in the first bout.
Fifteen thousand fans saw Joyce
Sab. feint and tie up Armstrong in
the frs; four rounds. but the blow
10 The jaw slowed him down. From
then on il was all Armstrong
The bout was held in l6-foot
ring before $4,000 spectators. The
first bou; was held IN 2i-foot ring
and the Gary battler had ample
room for his back pedaling.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

the call OF Play Ball." to be issued
and the issue Of supremacy decided
on the playing field,
Several Of the players who won
places in the balloting will not be
able 10 participate because of i'll
ness or other reasons and substitu-
tons have been made for them
This list includes Buck gO'Neil, first
baseman. and Hilton Smith. pitcher,
both OF the Kansas City Monarchs.
While the starting lineups at the
time Of this writing had not been
decided on by the rival managers
Vic Harris of the Grays for the
East and Frank Duncan ofJthe Mon
archs for the West-it was expected
that Paige would get he cali for
the West aga nst either Leon Day
Of the Newark Eagles or Barnhill
for the East.
Here are the players who made
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

CHICAGO, Ill. - It's East-West
time! The eleventh annual dream
game comes up for decision next
Sunday afternoon. Aug. /, at Chi
cago's huge Comiskey Park and to
say that interest is running high is
putting il mildly. The classic figures
to draw capacity, which IS $1,000
for the park.
The record-breaking nationwide
poll Of fans. the presence Of so
many favorites in action and the
-sset-tAsEthe- Wes-teanf-, selected
from the clubs OF the Negro Ameri-
can league, appears to have an ex-
ce!lent chance OF hating the East's
three-year winning streak all have
spurred interest in the game. not 10
mention the fac; that il is the social
event Of the year as we'll.
As expected, the peerless Leroy
(SatcheD Paige OF the Kansas City
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

Monarchs topped all vote-getters.
or the Negro National Leaguers
representing the East, Catcher Josh
Gibson Of the Neutrality-suspicious.
stead Grays, Shortstop Martinez Of
the New York Cubans and Pitcher
Dave Umpo) Barnhill OF the latter
club paced the balloting.
The West. with Frank Duncan OF
the Monarchs at the helm and w.
S. Welch OF Birmingham Of Men,
phis as his assistant. is really conf
dent ef-~!an.ag- and reducing the
East's margin in the series. now
standing at 6-4. The American
Leaguers feel they have everything
to turn the trick this time great
pitching. power at bat. speed and
flashy defense. AS TO be expected,
the East. on the other hand is just
as sure that il will again triumph.
All that remains. therefore, is for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

The writer has jus. returned from
m dear old southland where J
spent one week visiting my father.
Marshcll Cato. who had been III
Now that my dad is up and doing
fnc can settle down 70 my work
once more. Il is good % be back
on Michi gan soil once more. Little
Michael Gordon Cato. age three,
made the trip with his dad 10
Mobile. A'a. and back.
Things have been quiet on the
bowling front FOR the past week
The beautiful 100000 race-owned
Paradise Bowl was closed for alter
atoms. Howard TEX HiGhtowc-.
rhember OF Adams Farms five IN
1898 and 80 ard who IS now in
charge OF the recondtoring Of the
20 alleys a; Parad So, and his as
sjS,ant. John Ray. are busy getting
The alleys in the best OF condition.
The establishment VIII reopen
friday. July 80 for business. Ben
Henderson, general manager OF the
building. said the alleys are In the
best OF condition and il is the
policy OF the owners - Joe Louis
Barrow. John RoNborough. Everett
] Watson. Grady Jackson. T, j.
Jackson. who has just returned 10
civilian lie from the armed SER
vices, and Ru5en Ray - 10 make
every effort 20 keep the place the
finest in the country
With organized bowling at q
s.andstill for a few weeks, the
writer thought you, the bowling
public. would ike TO knoW-WHAr
GOES on OFF THE ALLEYS -
among organized bowlccs Little
Miss Jaynellc Scott, S,at'Stc'an Tor
the women's div sion OF nc Motor
City league. was seen a. inc l.
Horsemens club las, Sunday even
ing having few drinks Win 4
member OF the Youth Progressive
club. Mrs. Daisy Nelson was among
the pleasure seekers.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Ford well
known among local bowling Big
wigs. was seen in the dining room
OF the Paradise Bowl entertaining
lovely visitor. Miss Doroihy
Spci gh,s OF Los Angeles. Gait Lc-
roy Smith is spending time these
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

the grade for the dream game:
East
Pitchers: Leon Day. Newark; Will
liam Harvey. Baltimore; Dave Barn.
hill. New York Cubans; Barney
Brown. Philadelphia; John Wright
Baltimore.
Catchers: Josh Gibson. Washing
ton; Bob Clark. New York Black
Yankees.
First Base: Buck Leonard, Wash
ington; Second Base: Sam Bank
head, Washington; Shortstop: Hora-
c!o Martinez, Cubans; Third Base:
Roy Easterling Washington; Infield
Utility: Dan Wilson, Harrisburg.
Ou;feld; Henry Kimbro, Balti-
more; Cool Papa Bell, Washing
ton; Len Pearson. Newark; Out
field utility: Juan Vargas, Cubans.
West
Pitchers: "Satchel' Paige. Kansas
City; Theolic Smith, Cleveland;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

WASHINGTON lamp Jimmy
Biyins, Cleveland heavyweight, v =
named last week in the quarterly
ratings of the National Boxing asso-
citation as the logical contender for
the world title held by Sgt. Joe
Louis. Previously Louis himself had
declared Bivins the leading con-
tender.
Bivins was awarded the top spot
although he was named behind
Billy Conn and Melio .5ettina. The
latter two fighters are in the army.
Turkey Thompson Of Los Angeles
was also given spot in the rank
!ngs.
"Slugger" White, the Baltimore
lightweight moved up in the iiris-
ion despite dispute raging between
followers OF Sammy Angott and
Bob Montgomery over the crown.
Ango;t has retired. and Montgom-
cry is recognized by the New York
State boxing commission as king
pin. Abe Green. president OF MIA,
said he hoped TO arrange a bout
between the two principals to set
tie the quarrel
Several titles were frozen for The
duration by the national ranking
society among them the crown o.
Louis, who is serving with the
| army.
Henry Armstrong. the only T
in the history OF boxing to hold
three titles at the same time, va:
listed as a contender for the laurel:
worn by Freddis Cochran. Arm
strong is in the midst OF comeback
trail.
Other boxers winning ranking.
in the ratings were Lloyd Marshall
Of California. Nate Bolden OF Hi
nois and Ezzard Charles 81 The
army among the light heavyweights
Holman Williams OF Michigan anc
Charles Burley. OF Pennsylvania
were named among the middle
weights.
Ray Robinson OF the army. jackie
Wilson OF the army. and Henry
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
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DE BCNKING THE BUNK

Mss Vivian Smith and Amelia
Gordon. star members Of the popu-
lar - Horsemcn's girl team. strayci
over - Canada last Sunday evening
70 60 horseback riding al the Devon
shire Farms. We wonder what's
wrong with the horses in this coun-
Try. Msyb the ones over there arc
better fed.
DR.. Powell Johnson. we'll known
figure in bowling. is off his diet Dr..
Johnson can DC seen eating three
times a day in the Paradise Bowls
dining roonf Not bad food. was his
only remark.
The beautiful new waitress in the
cocktail lounge is Miss Lenora
Banks. Mrs. Lorena Elliott. former
" employed as bar maid at Para
80. has been promoted 10 cashier.
Mrs Elliott is from New York and
said she doesn't Ike the Motor City
because they can't find a nice place
20 Inv.
II any Of you bowlcrs come into
he cocktail lounge and see group
4 men in a corner talking. then
YOU VIII know that J. Edward
Carbon is around. Just name the
subject and We will get a good
argumcn. going quick like n fash.
THIS Carbon isn't a bad fellow.
Oliver Halves. one Of the original
10 Horsemen. and whose club is
the sponsor OF a girls team is boast
ing Of the strength his team VIII
carry this season. Mr. HAYES has
something up his sleeves. II IS IN
the air that Two new members viii
be added 20 his maple spanking
/ aggregation
John Collins. star member Of the
ysas1i4a E14ATs AS aye l. spend
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
MEMPHIS At
CLEVELAND ON
SUNDAY, AUG. |

CLEVELAND The Memphis
Red Sox Will play the Cleveland
Buckeyes here sunday August l..
Both teams WI be without the SER
wees OF about four Of their players
who WI be taking par; in the East
IVES; game in Chicago.
The Red Sox infeld will be IN
tao: with the exception o: Fred
Bankhead al second base, but his
position vii, be capably filed by
Red LonE,ey. a good fielder and
dangerous bate.
The Buckeyes infe'd Viii lose
Manager Pa-nel! Woods, their stel-
lar third baSeuan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Biuens Named The
Contender

Armstrong OF Los Angeles ere
named contenders in the weller
weight division; Beau Jack Of Geor-
gia and Willie Joyce Of Indi a
were assigned berths in the light
weight class, with Chalky Wright
OF Los Angeles showing for the
featherweights.
The only divisions in which Ne
groes were not rated were the ban
tamweight and hyweight 'ivisions.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Motor CITY Giants Will Meet Zulus In Twin Bill
It's East-West Time! Eleventh Classic

Gread McKlnnis, Birmingham; Gen.
try Jessup, Chicago; Porter Moss.
Memphis.
Catchers: Larry Brown, Memphis
Paul Hardy. Birmingham; Ted -ad-
cliffe, Chicago.
First base: Ed Young. Chicago,
and Reece Tatum. Cincinnati: Sec
ond base: Tommy Sampson. Bir.
mingham, and Fred Bankhead.
Memphis: Shortstop: Jesse VILLAINS.
Kansas City. and Ralph Wyatt Chi
cago; Third base: Parnell Woods,
Cleveland, and Alec Radcliffe. Chi
cago.
Outheld: Willard Brown. Kansas
City; Neil Robinson and Holland
Hyde Memphis; Fred Wilson. Gin
cinnati; Thad Christopher. Cleve-
land; Lloyd Davenport, Chicago.
Manager: Frank Duncan, Kansas
City; Coach: w. S. WEIGH, Birming-
| ham.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
BOWLERS' HALL
OF FAME
BY ALFONSO CATO

days trying 20 organize a bowling
team that he can sponsor during the
coming season. Geneva A.eXanier
Office supervisor az Paradise LoWl
has just returned from Buffalo
y. y. With Leo McNealS. They went
20 Visit The laiters father. On the
SEX list among The Office force are
Miss VI l.. Dawkins and Mrs Irine
Nckles Rainey. Mss Betty Griffin
IS the new SRI in he Office and Is
publicity shy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Whist Meet
Trophies To
BeAwarded

Competition drills in preparation
for the whist tournament sponsored
by The Ole Timers were completed
and everything in readiness for the
tourney which started Wednesday,
July %.
According to Bob Holloway. pres.
ident OF the club, the classic Il COM
posed Of some of the best players In
the Motor City Lodge.
The beautiful gold club pins were
awarded to the winners. The teams
Of Odell Jackson and Stafford.
Black and Taylor, Curtis and Hol-
loway. Clark and Jones, w. Jones
and Kinney. and Wilson and Spank
man were among the favorites.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Kentucky State Drops
Football For Duration

FRANKFORT. Ky.-The Athletic
council OF Kentucky State college
has voted 10 discontinue football
for the season OF 1894 and pos
sibly for re duration. The action
was DELAYED until the council was
positive the male enrolment would
not be sufficient TO maintain a
squad. The decision on basketball
awaits a check at the first semes-
ter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
MARINES TO MEET
FORT BRAGG BOXERS

FORT BRAGG. NC.-Marines
from Camp Lejeune. New River,
NC. will invade" Fort Bragg on
August for clashes with the 57Sth
Field Artillery Group OF the base
ball diamond and in the boxing
ring.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
AL ReasOner To
Meet Montgomery

NEW ORLEANS.-Al Reasoner,
Chicago lightweight signed last
week to meet George Pace, Canada,
in a l0-round bout here August
/. according to announcement made
by Promoter Louis Messina. Rea-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
NEGRO NATIONAL LEAGUE

Sunday. July IS, a; Polo Grounds
New York - Newark Eagles 6. New
York Back Nanks (1rst game) !.
Homestead Grays II. Philadelphia
Stars 4'(second game>.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

ing more time than ever around the
alleys these days. His only comment
was that he was trying 90 stay in
condition for the coming season
that Will get underway soon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Paige And E. Chicago
Team Lose To Detroit

DETROIT. - The Motor City
Giants defeated tire East Chicago
Giants in the first game Of a double
header az Dequindrc Park here
Sunday. ST. with Leroy ,SatcheD
Paige hurting the last two innings
OF the contest The second game
was called in the fourth because
81 darkness with the visitors lead
ing Al.
r III r
East Chicago 0lO 600 o9o-4 ! .
Motor City 004 0l0 O0x-5 Z >
Batteries: Evans. Hall and Will
son: Johnson. Paige and Beggs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

soner was beaten here July 4 by
Bob Montgomery. the Philadelphia
stopping him in the sixth round.
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TEAM AVERAGES

LEAGUE AVERAGES
A.B.-736 HltS-299 Pct.-405