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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27

il true that S. L. has gone all out
for Darline?
It seems that it takes more than
clothes in the case Of Bessie Rec
Preston. But maybe she just isn't
interested in the boys!
Lay off girls, for that certain cat
who was recently discharged is
giving all his attention to Gladys
Robinson, or is he Martha Pearl?
Perhaps Catherine Trivillion
doesn't care whether Johnnie no
tees her or not and then again,
perhaps she does.
Some says its D. O., some says
its Ellis, Jr., but Juanita Smith
says its Alex Davis.
Charlie Barber, Jr.. and Fuzzy
seem to have something in COM
mon What about that Sammy
Earl?
Who was the chick that James
Thompson took to the show Fri
day night. We heard she halls
from Texas.
What has happened to the ro-
nance of Eddie Lee and Dorothy
White?
The boys say Big Win Smith is
on the soup line altho he does own
Cafe.
Why is it that c. w. Wren can
not please Willie Rec Bibbs?
If you don't thing Sammie Wheat
ley is popular since he started to
Lanier, ask Rosa Mary.
We wonder if a certain chick on
Parish Street knows about Leodis
Youngblood and cute little chick
from out West.
Say Roosevelt Palmer, why don't
you stick to your girlfriend, Sa-
rah and leave Maggie Carol alone,
because she is strictly on the beam
with j. w. Smith.
Jessie Taylor and James Brown
were having some fun Monday
night. Do you suppose this is the
beginning of a new romance?
Helen johnson and Ollie Porch
still say they love each other in
spite of the way they act.
Willie Sampson seems to be de-
voting a deal of time to Johnny L.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27
S. S. John LaF
Christened BY
Mrs. Parker

Mrs. Robert B. Parker, Of 2335
Madison Avenue, Baltimore, Md,
had the honor of being the first
Negro woman chosen under the
Employee Selective Sponsor Plan
to christen a Liberty Ship at the
Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard in
Baltimore, the Maritime Commits
sion announced last week.
Mrs. Parker served as sponsor
of the SIS JOHN LAFARGE, the
239th Liberty Ship built at this
yard, which was launched Novem-
Der II. The LaFarge took the
water after being on the ways for
27 days 1t was the sixth Liberty
ship launched at Bethlehem Fair
field this month.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27

should she worry about Suite
Grey or anyone else as long as She
stlll has the soldier boy at KEGS
Ter Field, and she wants to know
what has Miss Stubs to say about
that.
Thelma Henderson has brought
Robert Shirten right down where
she wants him We wonder if she
played the game knock OUT?
Gould it be possible that Eliza
beth Elliott aidn't get break with
Suite Grey until frankie White
stepped cut of the picture?
Well Johnnie Mae, why don't you
give up. You saw who Sgt. George
Cobbs really wanted to be with
when he was here last week. Take
hint. Dorothy Knox
Why should Florence Jones worry
about Qeen E. Smith receiving air
mail from Erwin Wilson, when she
receives kilograms every day?
1t seems that Sadie Mae Selmon
hasn't much time to worry about
James, All her attention seems to
be on Jesse Lee James.
Evelyn Jones and Albert Hart
were seen together Sunday night.
Watch out Fuzzy
Call it a day Mary Ann, cause
you see that Harry Cobbs is all
out for Evelyn Jones.
We all wonder why Alvine and
Charles Wilson don't straighten up
and fly right before one of them
get their wings clipped.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27

The Germans are transferring
many OF their troops from Italy to
the Russian front. You can now
look for a greatly increased take
of prisoners in the Naples-Rome
vicinity.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27

They give their lives-you lend
your money-Buy War Bonds Now!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

Ipsa. Razumete? Nina norda
pes bolh? Okopljite ga in izcesi-
te! Jutri imam sluzbo, a po-
jutrisnjem pojdem Z MIN ma il
prehod.'
Medtem ko je svejk kopal
Maxa, je polkovnik, bivsi njegov
'posestnik, donna strasno razgra-
jail in grozil, da postavi pasjega
tatu pred vojno sodisce, XII ga da
ustreliti, obesiti, zapreti "a dvaj-
set let in razsekati ma koscke.
Zakaj polkovnik je bill silno
strog in hud gospod. Govorilo Sc
je, da smo bill v Srbiji tepeni, in
polkovnik Sc je vrnil yes besen
domov ter je po kuhinji razbil
vse kroznike. In, zdaj, ko mu
je bill ukraden pes, Sc je razlega-
10 po nJegoven1 stanOvanju, da
so Sc tresla okna:
"Der Teufel soil den Kerl bu-
serieren! Nit solchen Menschen-
mordern verde ich bald fer
tig."
Polkovnik Friderik Kraus Won
Zillergut je bill spostovanja vre-
den tepec. Kadar je kaj pripo-
vedoyal, je govoril same pozi-
tivne reel, vprasajoc pri tenn, ali
vsi razumejo najprimitivnejse
izraze:
"Torej okno, gospodje, da. We
ste, kaj je okno?" Ali: "Cesta,
oh kateri so ma obeh straneh
jarki, Sc imenuje dezelna costa.
Da, gospodje. Ali veste, kaj je
jarek? Jarek je jana, XII jo IL
koplje vec ljudi, XII delajo s
krampi in motikami. Ali veste,
kaj je motika?''' -.
(Dalje prihodmjiG)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

strogo, po vojasko, da bi bill
"zimmerrein."
Ali svejk ga je udaril $ pa
som in mu potlacil gobcek v
luzo. Pine je' zacvilil, zaeel be-
gait po kuhinji, potem' pa ne
madonna planil k ostanku jeter
in ga pozrl. Nato je legel oh Ste
dilniku in zaspal.
"Koliko sem ii dolzan," :je
vprasal svejk Blahnika, ko sc -je
poslavljal.
me govori o tenn, svejk," je
rekel mehko Blahnik. "Za sta
rega kamerada STORM rad vse,
zlasti &c je vojak. Zbogom, pri-
jatelj! A ne vodi psa ma Havlic-
kov trg, da Sc ne zgodi nesre-
caw
svejk je pustil spati Maxa
dolgo in je medtem kupil pri
mesarju cetrtinko kilograma je-
ter, jih spekel in cakal, da Sc
Max prebudi. Pred gobcek mu
je polozil koscek toplih jeter.
Max Sc je v spanju zacel oblizo-
vati, potem Sc je iztegnil, Ia
duhal jetra in jih pogoltal. Nato
je Sci k dverim in ponovil pref
snji svoj poizkus.
MAX" je zaklical mani svejk,
"pojdi k meni!'
Prisel je nezaupen, svejk pa
ga je vel v narocje, ga gladil in
mu govoril Z mehkim glasom...
Nadporocnik Lukas je bill
jake prijetno presenecn, ko je
zagledal Maxa, a tudi pes je ka-
zal veliko radost, da vidi zopet
moza S sabljo.
Ma vprasanje, odkod je in kaj
velja, je odgovoril svejk z maj
vecjim mirom, da mu je psa
daroval tovaris, XII je pravkar
"ajnrukal."
"Dobro, svejk," je rekel mad
porocnik, igrajoc Sc z Maxom,
"prvega dobite petdeset kron "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30
XIV.
Katastrofa.

Ma Mali strani oh Grajskih
stopnicah je majhna pivovarna
Nekega dne sta tam sedela v
polmraku diva moza, vojak il
civilist, in sepetala.
"Vsak dan oh osmih," je Sc
petal civilist, ''hodi Z MIN
sluzkinja V park ma oglu Havlic-
kovega trga. A posast grize in
Sc ne pusti pogladiti. Niti klo-
base Sc ne dotakne."
"Pa kaj IRE potem mrcina ?"
"Bog We. Nekateri psi so stra-
sno razvajeni kakor kaksen
nadskof."
"Pa je to resnicno pine? Moi
obrlajtnant noce drugaenega
psa.'
"Krasen pine, cistokrven tako
gotovo, kakor 81 tt svejk, a JAZZ
Blahnik :"
In pila in sepetala sta dalje.
Oh osmih zjutraj naslednji
dan je bilo videti dobrega vo-
jaka svejka hoditi ma oglu Hav-
lickovega trga oh parku. Cakal
je sluzkinjo pincem. Koncno
jo je docakal, in mimo MEGA je
tekel brkat pes, razjezen, trdih
kocin in modrih oci. Bill je vessel
kakor vsi psi, XII so opravili svo-
jo potrebo ter Sc zaganjal v
vrabce, XII SO zajtrkovali po
konjskih figah ma ulici.
In mimo je prislo starejse
dekle spodobno V venec splete-
nih las. Zazvizgala je psu in ga
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

Oba sta Sc prijateljski poslo-
villa nadporocnikom, in trgovec
hmeljem je v predsobi rekel
samo Sc: "Ako bi bill, cesar
nikakor ne zelim, ma vojni ra-
njeni, pridite k nam ma okreva-
ME! Postrezemo vam najskrb-
neje."
Ko Sc je nadporocnik vrnil v
spalnico, kjer Sc je gospa Katy
oblasila ma pot, je nasel ma uni
valniku stiri sto kron in listek:
"Gospod nadporocnik! Niste
Sc zavzei zane pred to opico,
mojim mozem, idiotom prve W.
ste. Dovolili ste, da me vlece s
seboj kakor stvar, XII jo je po-
zabil v stanovanju. Pri tenn ste
81 Sc dovolili opazko, da ste mi
ponudili gostoljubje. Nadejam
Sc, da vam nisem napravila vec-
jih stroskov, nego prilozenih sti-
ri sto kron, katere, prosim, 81
razdelita z Vasim slugo."
Nadporocnik je nekaj trenot-
kov obstal listkom v roki, po-
tenn pa ga je pocasi raztrgal. z
nasmehom je gledal ma denar ma
umivalniku, in videc, da je V
razburjenosti pozabila glavnicek
ma mizici, ko 81 je pod zrcalom
ravnala lase, ga je polozil med
svoje fetisisticne relikvije.
svej Sc je vrnil popoldne. Sci
je iskat pinca "a nadporocnika.
"svejk!" je rekel Lukas, "sre-
co innate; DANA je re proc. Od-
peljal jo je MOI. In "a vse uslu-
ge, XII ste jih il izkazali, vam je|
pustila tn stiri sto kron. Mora
te Sc il lepo zahvaliti, respek-
tive njenemu gospodu soprogu.
Narekoval vam bonn pismo."
In narekoval je: ''Velespo-
stovani gospod! Blagovolite spo-
rociti najprisrcnejso zahvalo "a
stiri sto kron, XII mi jih je da-
rovala Vasa gospa soproga- "a
usluge, XII sem jih il izkazoval,
ko je bila ma posetu v Pragi.
Use, kar sem storil zanjo, sem
storil z radostjo, in zato ne mo-
rem sprejeti tega zneska ter ga
il vracam ~
g. ter ga il vracam,'
je ponovil svejk S tresocim Sc
glasom, polnim tragike.
g. zagotavljanjem svo-
jega najglobljega spostovanja.
Vdano Vas pozdravlja in poljub-
liza roko milostivi gospe Jozef
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

Mali ogldsi
Dobra investicija

Naprodaj sta dve hisi ma e.
mem zemljiscu. Ena je "a dve
druzini po 8 sob "a vsako dru-
Zinc. Druga je "a 4 druzine po
4 sobe "a vsako druzino. Naha-
jajo Sc blizu st. Clair Ave-, in
"a. ulice. Dohodki, $4,000 ma
mesec. Cena $13, 900.
MATT PETROVICH,
595 e. 40 st. KE. 2641
ali GIL. O422.
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PrOda Sc

velik pihalnik ma stojalu "a
trgovino, kuhinjsko pee v zelo
dobrem stanju ter novega IL
delka,in National Cash Register
najnovejsega izdelka. - Kdor
zeli, maj Sc oglasi ma 67O2 st.
Clair Ave-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

NU ottht Hb toUt 10 f7Cu
di je prostor, kjer spe 6lani po'
rane sa svoje tovari$e.
krotila verizico in elegantnim
korobaeem.
''Lep pes! Jako lep!" je de-
jail svejk.
eta je mas" je pojasnila sluz-
kinja, "gospoda obrsta. Sal ga
poznate?"
"Poznam, lep intelligent" je
rekel svejk. "Pri mas v Budje-
jovicah je bill tudi tax obrst. A
tole je torej vas pesek. skoda,
da moi obrlajtnant ne more tr-
peti nobenega psa, JAZZ pa imam
pse jako rad. Samo da so ne
kateri psi strasno izbircni."
"Tudi mas Lux 81 strasno IL
bira. Nekaj casa nj maral nj
kakor jesti mesa, a zdaj ga ze
zopet."
"In kaj ina najrajsi?"
"Jetra, pecena jetra."
"Telecja ali presicja?"
ITO mu je vseeno," Sc je "a
smejala sluzkinja, mislec, da je
vojak hotel povedati slab do
vtip.
Svejk je takoj nato odsel, da
poroca prijatelju Blahniku, da
IRE pine jetra vseh vrst.
"Pogostim ga z govejimi," Sc
je odlocil Blahnik, "in jutri ii
ga privedem."
Blahnik je bill MOI beseda. Ko
je bill svejk pravkar gotov S po-
spravljenjem stanovanja, Sc je
oglasilo "a dvermi lajanje, in
je privlekel v predsobo
upirajocega Sc pinca, XII je bill
Sc bolj, kakor ga je
priroda. Divje je vrtil
in gledal tako mracno, da je
spominjal ma tigra, stradajoce-
ga v kleti: skrtal je z zobmi,
rencal, kakor bi hotel reci:
'Raztrgam te, pozrem!"
Privezala sta ga h kuhinjski
mizi, pes pa je besno grcal, rem
cal, Sc premetaval, koncno pa
z izplazenim jezikom utrujen
cakal, kaj Sc zgodi Z MIN. Po-
lagoma Sc je pomirjal in lie vca-
sih zalostno zacvilil. svejk mu je
predlozil ostanek jeter, XII mu
jih je izrocil Blahnik, toda pine
jih nj niti pogledal, a Sc ozrl
ma moska z izrazom: "ze enkrat
sem Sc z jetri ujel, lie pozfita jih
zdaj sama!"
Vdano je lezal in sc pretvar-
jail, da dremlje. A naenkrat mu
je prislo nekaj ma sinel, vstal
je, sedel ma zadek in zacel pro-
siti s sprednjima nogama. Po-
dajal Sc je.
Lei" je zakrical svejk ma
revcka, Xxi je zopet legel in Ia
lostno cmevkal. e.
"Koliko mislis, da je star?''
je vprasal svejk. ..
"Po zobeh sodec, dive lett"
''Ime >mu je Lux. Pa mu re-
cemo Max. LIE poglej, kako dvi.
ga usesa. Vstani, Maxi" je "a
klical svejk. In nesrecni Pine
je vstal in cakal nadaljnih uka-
zov.
''Mislim, da bi ga odvezala, +"
Sc je odlocil svejk. "Da vidiva
kaj stori."
Ko je bill pine odvezan, mu je
bila pot k dyerim, kjer je trikrat
kratko zalajal, a videc, da nj
uspeha, je napravil luzo, pre-:
prican, da ga vrzeta ven, kakol
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30

'svejk, castniski sluga pri mad.
porocniku Lukasu Goto.
viz" +
~"Pokorno javljam, gotov
Samo datum se!'
"20. decembra 1914. Tako, in
zdaj napisite naslov ma ovitek,
vzemite teh Stiri sto kron ter
jih odnesite ma posto in odposlji-
te ma adreso!"
In naporocnik je zacel veselo
zvizgati arije il operete "Locena
zena."
"se nekaj, svejk!" je zaklical
nadporoenik. "Kaj je S psom,
XII sta ga sli iskat? ?"
'Imam re enega ma piki, 60
spod obrlajtnant, jake lepo Ii
val. Ali tezko ga DO dobiti. Ju-
tri, upam, ga morda privedem,
Grize."
Poslednje besede pa nj Lukas
sliSal vec.
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Isce Sc oskrbniku

"a komercijalno poslopje. Do,
bra placa. Morate govoriti ne
koliko anglescine, a nj treba biti
ameriski drzavljan. Vprasaj-
te pri LACKAMP & SONS,
1O543 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-30
PrOda sc

krava; dobra mlekarica. Vpra.
sa Sc ma 21320 Westport Ave.,
Euclid, Ohio.
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Ontario and Prospect
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stalno delo; placa, poleg popusta ma
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vazno; lahko delo. zglasite Sc kdaj
koli cez dan ma employment uradu,
8. nadstropje. zvecer, ko je trgovina
zaprta pa pri nocnemu cuvaju pri
vhodu ma Ontario st.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Toronto
Girls To
Play Here

Tomorrow night the Crofton
Club girls softball team of To-
ronto, leaders of the Olympic La
dies Major Softball League pen
nant race, will play the first of a
two-game series al Mack Park
against the Local Veterans.
The Canadian aggregation is
one Of the finest in softball COM
petition and won the league cham
pionship last year. 1t has two
tOp-notCh hurlers in Alma Wilson
and Cyra Brock, who alternate on
the mound and in the outfield
when needed. On first base in
Marie Taggart, a fine fielding first
baseman, and was the league bat
ting champion last year and is up
at the top again this season.
Sunday evening the Torontoans
meet the Local so Bomberettes.
leaders of the Detroit Softball
League race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Intriguing System

Rickey's and Brooklyn'S oper-
atoms at Flint are intriguing
20 say the least. With advance
men and other circus organiza-
ton trimmings, they operate
like Ringlings.
An advance man" as heS
in Flint. made contacts with the
city fathers, newspapers and
other civic bodies. He laid the
foundation" as il were. Along
came Grew men and added
their bit 10 this good work.
Then came the big shots.
The Brooklyn clubs four-day
school at Flint attracted about
100 Youngsters from all parts or
Michigan. They may not get
one prospect. Again, they may
come UP with Dick Wake
field" which would pay Tor all
the schools for year.
II is estimated they will cost
the major league club 100000.
Schools are held in various key
centers in the country. Al this
time. with Uncle Sam claiming
all boys 10 years old and up. 10
some clubs the time and trouble
may not seem worthwhile. But
1t does TO Hickey. highest sal
aried man in all baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
DBF 0ffi(iid|sGo
ToNdtiondI Meet

George J Moran, president. and
Walter Vert, vice president, leave
tonight for Youngstown. o. where
they represent Detroit Amateur
Baseball Federation at the meet
ing of the national organization,
which is planning the champion
ship tournament in September.
Virgil +. Zetterlind, secretary,
did not make the trip as he is
looking after the arrangements
for Sundays Class A elimination
games at Briggs Stadium. The
pairings are Auto Club and Paris
clean, VirgeS and Transfers
Pepsi-Cola drew the bye
PepSi-Cola has an exhibition
game Sunday al 4 p. m. at Belle
Isle with the team from the Coast
Guard Cutter Arrowwood, basec
at Buffalo. Police. eliminated
from the series. will meet the
/ ArrowwoodS at 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Had Cartwright Once

Guy Outright. the White SoN
hitting star. also was IN that
famous list. A Tiger chattel
Outright was a member OF the
Shreveport club 1t was charged
There was a secret arrangement.
that q consideration received
hy Henderson for the player s
transfer 10 Shreveport was 20
be refunded
Outright later played for s..
Paul. from whore the White SQN
brought him 10 Chicago
A. the time II was estimated
the loss Of players cost the Dc
troit club al least $4,000 Be
sides the value Of talent the
Tigers had 10 pay out nearly
$4,000 70 former Tigers 10
settle differences growing out Of
disputed contracts.
Irving Jack Burns received
= be Juicy SUM ct s. -5ase. thanks
10 the commissioners ruling
Other Of the larger amounts
paid were William Fhrnsherper
$1,000. frankie Reibcr 5000.
Chef Morgan 5000. George
Archie 5000 and Don French
50 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Tiqers Laying Low

The operations Of Hickey
ard other clubs IN the majors,
a. weH-eehtrast 10 the more
conservative clubs which choose
20 await the winning OF the war
before going into any elaborate
talent seeking plans.
Apparently the Tigers belong
"a the after class They usually
line up with the bigger but
-,..e,rr conservative -eidt'>' =. t7ttt
oven now Detroit allies, Ike
the Yankees and Red SoX, are
not just marking time.
They are pointing for the fu-
ture.
Asa matter of fact, the Yam
KEGS always are planning Tor
The future And they get results.
one Of the biggest fallacleS IN
baseball Is the belief OF some
people that the Yankees, being
rich and powerful, buy cham
pjonShip clubs. That Is far from
The truth
II YOU will look back, most oil
4hcir stars were picked up by
scouts and brought up through
their farm systems, as the H.
gers used TO do. New Yorks
outstanding recruit of the year
Btu johnson, young third base,
man. came up that way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Hit by Lands Law

The Tigers, of course, were hit
hard when Judge Lands caused
the release Of 81 of the organl-
cations players little over
,three years ago.
However, in an earlier decl-
sion. when Hickey was IN ST.
Louis. the Cardinals were de-
prived of nearly 100 players as
q result Of the commissioners
charges that the club abused
working agreements.
Every. now and thsr the OK
tent of the punishment strikes
home. For instance. George Meta
kovich, the young Red SoX
recruit whose home run helped
his team beat the Tigers in the
FIRST game Of the recent series
in Boston. was one of the De-
troit players freed by Lands.
Metkovich, whom the Tigers
picked UP off the sandlots AT
Los Angeles. played with Hen
derson. a Detroit farm club.
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DYKES HAS A NEW WONDER MAN
App|inq, at "a, Leading A. |. Ba+ters

Marius Russo, Yankee SOUTH
paw troubled until a week ago
by a sore arm. signaled his re-
turn TO form by pitching the New
Workers 10 an Ill triumph over
the Indians in the only other
game played in the American
League.
In the National League. George
Munger of the Cardinals gave up
10 hits but turned back the Phil
lies, 1875.
The Phillies salvaged some
measure Of satisfaction, however.
by nicKing st. Louis, 2-1. in the
windup of a game protested on
June s. The game started in the
last half of the eighth with the
Cardinals at bat, the stage att
which weather had suspended it
with the Cards in front, 10. Bill
Cox, president of the Phillies. had
protested the game because. he
said, St. Louis failed to cover the
field so that play might be re-
sumed.
Jimmy Wasdell the first man
up. hit a homer 10 tie the score.
Babe Dahlgren walked, moved up
on a sacrifice and scored the wins
ming run on Merrill Mays single.
Johnny Wander Nicer held the.
Braves TO five hits IN win his
eighth as the Reds won, 4-3, In
a night game.
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nv United Press

During the past few years, only
During the past few years, only
the managerial magic of Jimmy
Dykes has kept the White SoX
from a permanent berth in the
American Leagues second divi-
sion. But today the club honored
new wonder" man in short
stop Luke Appling.
Dykes clever manipulation OF
his various nondescript squads
has long won the admiration of
rival managers and made his club
a constantly dangerous contender,
but the batting surge staged by
the 34-year-old Appling must
rank as one of the years top in
dividual accomplishments.
Appling, in his fourteenth year
with the White Sox, is the cur
rent reason for the clubs posi-
ton as runnerup in The Ameri-
can League, a slot gained last
night when Chicago tripped
Washington for the third straight
time. sd.
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ECuddoridn Meter
After Fifth Title

GROSSINGER LAKE. n. Y.
July 80 CUP)-An impressive list
OF tennis stars, headed by Fran
cisco Segura Of Ecuador, opens
play in the Sullivan County
championships today
Segura has breezed 10 triumph
i'm four tournaments this season.
Name" players in the tourna-
mcnt include Seymour Greenberg
of Chicago. national champion
Bob Odman of the University of
California; George Ball. Fl Paso,
Tex. Nat Goldstein. New York
James Brink, Seattle; Bob Falken-
burg, Hollywood; Eduardo Buse
Lima, Peru, and Kuan Aguierre,
Segura's doubles partner
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.SoftbaII Entry
.Dead|ine Near

Deadline for entering the Met
ropolitan-Detrolt Times softball
tournament. expected this year to
be the largest in its history, viii
expire al midnight Saturday.
All teams desiring 10 compete
are urged 10 file entries mined
lately in order that plans for the
draw in Mack Park next month
may be made
The tournament is open 10 all
softball teams. regardless of
whether they compete in organized
leagues have broken up because Of
decided upon because a number Of
league have broken up because Of
the war. but many Of the teams
still are playing -
Several divisions Of the teams
will assure competition in the
proper class
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their point and will see Johnny
Adams back in the saddle here
next Friday, Pat may be glad he
didn't have Adams in his way
yesterday.
HAS 4 WINNERS
The veteran from Bunkie, La,
came whooping home with four
winners TO take down a $500
bonus, his second of the week.
Pat also scored in the third
with Miss Martha Woolwine' s
favored Chaco Ballad for a SO
mutuel. He popped down with
Ray Grundy's Clip Clop at S34 in
the fifth and brought r. A. Con-
nell's Azizi through the mud 10 a
$l2.40 payoff in the finale.
Clip Clop was one winner that
has improved much faster than
War Stone, Trainer Ray Grundy
must take bow as a miracle
man for making winner of this
horse, claimed in his last start
for S1l00.
In his three races before YES
terday Clip Clop had finished
ahead OF only two horses. But he
led most of the way under MILF
gan. II was what is referred 70
AS a form reversal