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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06
Ali je vam to znano?

Ali je Vam to znano?
Ali ste N Gitali knjigo Two
Way Passage, izpod peresa
Louis Adamiea, XII predlaga, da
hi mi osebno prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo v Evropo?'.
Kolegiji sedaj .nudijo posehne
tecaje, da pripravijo ljudi "a to
vitalno delo.
Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko v po-
moe nasim dobrim sosedom on
stran MORA. Javnost Sc Gamma
"a to priliko, da hi n~apravila
no6rt "a mir IN smago Uojne
S tenn, da bi Sc odvzelo navad-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

I'm cato, draga moja gospa,
puscam vse drugo ma stran in
vas samo prosim, da mi daste
sto dukatov. Boga mi, potrebu-
jem jih; mogoee ne verujete, da
jih potrebujem, ali JAZZ Sc YAM
zaklinjam pr vsem ma svetu, da
jih potrebujem." q
"Ju!!" - vzdihne gospa Mile
va in to s taksnims naglasom,
kot da je vzkliknila "ajoj!"
Gospel Flea Sc Sc enkrat "a
kolne, da mt je ia denar potre-
ben, in zacne zopet nastevati
paragrafe, XII hi mogli biti zelo
nerazpolozeni napram njej, ko
hi on samo hotel. Ma ia nacin
prepriea gospo Milevo, da ne
more drugace, in ona mu da sto
dukatov, vzdihnivsi tezje, kakor
"a. svojim pokojnim mozem. FL
ga Sc vzdigne zadovoljen in j
obljubi, da jo DO Sc posetil in da
ne DO pozabil MANIC.
To je bilo kakor danes, a
drugi dan - evo ii Ficeve zene,
gospe Cake, XII pravi, da je re
cd poroda nj bio, pa Sc je cato
malo oglasila pr njej. Najprej
pogleda, kako napreduje Ne
deljko in Made, da nj urocen,
da Sc otrok lepo razvija in cato
ga opljuje diva ali trikrat. Nato
sede in zacne govoriti o novih
zobeh, XII 81 jih je tie dni dala
narediti apotekarica, cepicu
dvojnega klincka, XII Sc nj prejel
gospel Saw, protoN zeni, in Q
tenn, kako 81 je gospa Arsinica
dala obrniti svoj plase, pa sc
pozna, da je obrnjen.
I'm prosim vas, recite mi vi
sami odkritosrcno in sestrinski
ali j pristoja obrnjen phase, a
ma CLAW - tepelu." ''e"' ~
Ma ia nacin pride gospa Cal
ka v pogovoru ma tepeluk in ia.
koj pove, da je njena edna re-
liza v zivljenju, da. ina tepeluk
cali mi ne hi lepo pristojal?'
vprasa gospo Milevo in dvigne
glavo, kot da ga re ina.
Zelo lepo hi YAM pristojal,'
odgovori gospa Mileva cisto ne
dolzno.
"E, pa vidite, sladka moja,'
nadaljuje gospa Cajka bro, -
"jaz mislim, da mi "a tako veil
ko uslugo, XII sem VAN jo ska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

Danes, ko Sc veeja kuga unieuje
ljudstva sirem vsega sveta, pre-
stovoljno nudijo Amerikanci,
domacini in potomci vseh pre-
prieanj, pot do povratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske misije; ne samo v
Evropi, pac pa pc vsakem delu
sveta, kjer so potrebne nase "a
loge in nase ideje.
Amerikanci priha a z
zdravniskimi .zalogami in jedili,
z semenom in gnojilom, z kme-
tijsko zivino in orodjem. Sc bolt
vano pa je to, du mi prinasamo
salogo denokrdti6nih idej "a
.ves aoUi sUet!!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

many, but the battle continues, for
every German soldier killed means
a gun and ammunition for further
fight.
The war is still far from our
shores and we may use ~"nicer''
methods to rid the world Of Hitler
and his cutthroats.
We must work for Victory; buy
War Bonds every pay day.
WSS TAIL u. S. Treasury Dent,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

MENU ljudstvu osisca voljo do
nadaljnega bojevanja.
TIE ideje SO postale zazeljive
in prakticne; tako ameriske v
utajanju in tako u~niverzalne v
sprejetju.
Mi zelimo, da hi Sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili S to idejo. Emo
leto pc predlaganju tie ideje, je
Louis Adamic tidal v brosuri
This Week" clanek after
Victory-What?" (Po zmagi-
KajD, HI je kratko in jedrnato
porocHo o tel predlogi, XII je
bila ojacena z obsirno diskuzijo.
q zaninanjem boste eitali ia
clanek. vi bi Sc morali takoj
seznaniti S TEN nacrtom "a zma-
go in mir. Posljite 10c "a po-
kritje stroskov tiskovine in post
nine in posljite ma:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

ma tajno rojstvo tajnega dete-
ia, potem hi morala ia Maca ci-
sto drugace vstopiti " hiso 60
spe Mileve, ker je Maca zaupna
oseba, pokroviteljica skrivnosti,
Maca bi morala, ogrnjena 2 do
n,inom; priti oko1i polnoci pred
1hiso gospe Mileve, tam bi mora
la obstati pred vrati, diva ali
trikrat Sc obrniti ma levo in
desno, pa ker je nihce ne opa-
ri, trikrat potrkati ma vrata.
Malo kasneje hi SIC morala vra-
ia odpreti in starr sluga il mig
niti 2 glavo, in mic govorec
medpotoma, bi morala It'll ma
pref pc skrivnih stopnicsh, XII
vodijo skozi skrivna vratica Y
soho gospe Mileve.
So F- -..-a--L g
Ali ker Maca ne We mic o teh
pravilih il pravih romanov in
ker sploh nj imela nikaksne Ii
terarne izobrazbe, cato je, ka-
.kor hi storila vsaka druga Ma
ca, prisla ravno opoldne in sla
naravnost h gospel Milevi.
Gospe Mileve nj malo osupnil
njen prihod, ker pc dogovoru,
XII ga je imela s Fieo, Maca nj
smela vedeti cigav je otrok, Xxi
ga neguje, temvec je imela sa-
mo dobivati cd Flee pc trideset
dinarjev ma mesec. Medtem sc
je stvar takoj pojasnila, 'ko je
Maca povedala Milevi, da re tri
mesece nj prejela niti vinarja
cd Flee, a ko Sc je nazadnje ma
velical njenega nadlegovanja, jo
je napotil h gospel Milevi.
Gresna udovica nj vprasala
mic vec in je placala Maci "a
vse tri mesece nazaj in diva v
naprej in povrhu il je morala
DAFT "a krilo in il pomagati, da
je placala dolzno stanarino.
In zdaj, ko Sc je zaeel klob.
cic razmotavati, Sc je motal in
zapletal naprej. Ne mine mnogc
casa, pa je Flea zopet potrebo.
val trideset dukatov, gospa Col
ka pa je zazelela poleg tepeluks
imeti Sc plasc, a Maca je bils
vsak cas- mad MO, zdaj "a drva
zdaj "a stanarino, pa "a to, ps
"a ono. In tako je slo neprene
homa.
A gresna udovica je dajala
dokler je mogla, ali ko je neke
60 dine poskusila odreci, je 81;
skrivnost naprej; sepetali so j
cd ust do ust, in slednjic prid
ma try, a S trga do uses pokoj
nikovih bratov, XII so bill izklju
cent cd dedscine.
(Daije ~prihodnjicJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

Every morning in occupied Eu-
rope Nazi guardsmen inspect the
canals, the rivers, looking for float
ing bodies Of waylaid soldiers.
Every morning they find them.
Hostages are shot, more men are
sent to the slave camps of Ger
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

Ma Sikh sgoraj VSdamo, EaEo
neka framcoska Sema z radostjo
objema svojega mo$a, XII Sc je
vrnu IL memskega ujetni$tva.
Ma spodnT Sikh pa viddmo dvoje
jokajo6M otrok, XII sta tuda pri-
cakovala svojega o6ka, katerega
DO nj bio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-06

. Ali mai mani storimo "a
Ijudstvo Europe kot pa
smo storili "a njih Vino
grade? Pred vec lett, ko je
kuga unicila Nth vinogra-
de, Sc je tia poslalo ameri-
ske cepitve, da bi Sc OH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Big Window Sale

Incidentally Lew Cromwell.
who is box office executive for
the Lions. estimates that half
Of the crowd Of nearly 10000
who saw the Lions play the
New York Giants In The rain az
Briggs Stadium Sunday bought
TicketS ~ The stadium window
the dav ~ The contest.
1T was an amazing sale for
the kind Of day u was
Cromwell declared. II h a d
never seen anything quite like
that. Yes, I would say that the
window sale represented about
half the crowd. ApproXimately
1000 were paid customers. The
rest were, 81 course. service
men who were guests Of the
club
N The tect that the Lions do
not broadcast their games by
radio has contributed largely
20 the increased crowds this
past season. according 10 the
opinion az the Lions office
This was especially true sun
day. the opinion being that WIN
weather conditions being what
they were many fans who az
tended the game would have
remained a. homo ~ their
radios were The details OF tne
contest aired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
GoIfefsFdther
Taken by Death

Funeral services for Thomas
James Hancock, -, father OF
Stanley Hancock, former Meadow
brook golf pro who now is Judge
George T. Murphy'S clerk in the
traffic court, viii he held today
az 2:30 p. m. at the Harvey A.
Nicely Funeral Home, Grand River
and Maybury Grand, followed by
burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Tom Hancock, who had been
steward at Detroit Golf Club,
Birch Hill and Detroit Yacht Club
since coming here in 1916 from
England, died Sunday in Receiving
Hospital following a brief illness.
He was one of Detroit's most
enthusiastic golf fans and for
more than 20 years never missed
a tournament here. His biggest
thrill came some years ago when
his son led the Michigan qualify
ing rounds for the National Open.
He was a friend of Harry Var
don, Sandy Braid and J. II. Tay-
Tor. famous British golfng trio,
and George Duncan, who was at
a neighboring club when ne was
at Ealing Golf Club in England.
The wife as well as the son
survives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
ALsdb Gains First
Victory in Year

PIMLICO. Md. Nov. 9 fUP)-
Mrs. Al Sabath's Alsab scored his
first victory in a year yesterday
when he took the $1,000 Discov-
cry Purse at Pimlico.
The 4-year-old, who ranked as
one Of the top 3-year-olds last
year when he earned $234, sos,
turned in his last triumph last
Armistice Day at Belmont Park.
He has started three times since,
finishing in the money only once.
The son Of Good Goods, favored
in yesterdays event after several
Impressive workouts broke first,
but was taken of the pace while
on the inside lie was eased -
through the backstretch. reach
the leaders when ready.
Alsab yielded $3.50. $3.50 and
$40 He stepped the mile and
sixteenth in LAG 4-5 and earned
Sl400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Can't Keep EN- OF

Well we don't care what hap
pens from here in, Bertolll and
Daley stay on our All-Amerlca.
Call II stubborness. or madness
or what YOU will They stay, If
anybody asks us for an All
America -Secnnd- thought,
they stay If nobody asks US for
a team.
Boy there are a lot Of good
backs around the country! And.
the gueSSerS are going TO have
quite a time. No more can they
say; Well we will give the East
so many Call from the bigger
schools. Of course). the Big Ten
so many. the Big Six so many.
the South so many and the Pa
ciflc Coast so many.
Wonder what the pickers will
do about Bob Steuber, who is
almost lost in The shuttle be-
cause he happens 10 play at
De Pauw, small Indiana school.
There probably isn't a better
BACK IN the entire country. tic
can play on our All-America
any time.
How are they going 10 keep
Creighton Miller off the All
America? Or, isn't anybody
thinking of keeping the fleet
Irisher OFF, But, you still have
such stars aS HoWip Odpll Of
Penn, Glenn Davis OF Army,
Otto Graham of Northwestern.
Elroy Hirsch of Michigan, Steve
Lach OF the Iowa Cadets, that
little Hamberg sandwich from
Navy. Tony Butkovich Of Pur-
due. Jim Nello of Notre Dame.
Steve JuZwik Of Great Lakes.
Johnny Podesta OF College Of.
Pacific. Jim Rykovich Of Notre
Dame. Joe Kane of Penn and
MANY others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Ike Williams Wins
18Th Bout in Row

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9 (UP)
Ike Williams of Trenton, n. j.
sought new fields in the light
weight division today, having
scored his 35th consecutive victory
in a three-round knockout over
Johnny Hutchinson of Philadel-
phia here last night before a
crowd Of 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
SSpOr
Insists BerteI
And Daley Be
On AH-America
Bv LEO MACDONELL

What with an the commut-
inc of PLAYERS between the army
and navy and the different in-
stituuons of higher learning.
the pickers Of All-America and
All-So-and-So football teams
are in for a hectic poStSeaSon
guessing campaign
For instance. IN mid-scaNon,
Angelo Bertelh Notre Dame S
Singing Sammy Baueh Of the
- colleges, and hig Bill Daley the
tranSplanted MinneSotean with
Michigan. were called into SerN-
ice. But. tell US how one IS
going 10 leave them off an ALI
America team.
Yet. SuppoSing a fellow Ike
johnny Lujack, who replaced
the Springfield Rifle at South
Bend should keep up the hot
pace the young substitute set
for himself against Army IN the
Irish games left 10 play Notre
Dame Stl has 10 battle North
western, Iowa SeahaWks and
Great Lakes a pretty tough
trio, II YOU are asking us. or,
were YOU asking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
! SdndIotters
To Join Majors

Two Detroit sandlotterS who
hit we'll over 300 last season are
scheduled TO receive major league
tryouts next spring.
Outhelder Johnny Bucek Of
Auto Club, the class A champion
has signed with the Washington
Senators. and Floyd Rightenberg
first baseman for Paris in the
same league, with the Chicago
White SoX
Bucek. who hit 800 last sea-
son after jumping from Class c
20 Class A. attracted the Sena-
tors attention in the national
tournament at Youngstown, where
he compiled a .460 average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
ROcKINGHAM PARK
Fight Results
BY United Press

ny United Press
New YoN est Nicholas ARENA
George kochan. 1894, coast guard de-
cisioned Vic Derior,i 1907 New YORK
50. Larry Anzaione. 80 Brooklyn. tech
pirally knocked out Leon Anthony. 1As.
Mex York 90. Al Guido i34. New York.
technically knocked out Joe Rivera, 1871.
Puerto Rico a., Al Gauthier, l37. Lud-
low. Mass decisIoned Freddy Herman,
1873. Roselle Park. y : go sam Sigh
lsuo. 49, Hoboken n o. decisioned
R1unif Burns, 1872. Passaic. ~ J. 40.
Philadelphia Williams 1871. Tren-
ton. n J knocked out Johnny Hutchln.
son, 49, Philadelphia C3) Chalky Wright,
1874. Los Angeles. technically knocked out
Billy Banks. 1873. Washington, ID. c. (5l5
Jackie FLOYD 1873. Philadelphia de-
t6I
Bzlamofe Harry Jenra izs Baltimore
decaonot Phi Terranova l2sis. New
York G0f.
Scranton Pa Harold Smith. 40
Jamaica British West Indies technically
knocked out charley sabateie ~, Dun
Providence r Buddy Fsrsu 1ss
Newark. n = decisioned Johnny Jones
1af Pittsburgh i0i Kenny Williams
lt7 New York dscisionsd Eddie Ellis. 1873
Quincy. Mas. u0l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Stendou+ Linemen

With no attempt TO cover the
whole field. we give you a few
forwards 10 90 along with the
backs, mindful that in the East,
South and West there are many
other stars. some Of whom rate
better than those named:
Ends--C h annell (Navy)
Monohan DARTMOUTH, Yon-
aker CNotre Dance, Pihos CIn-
diana). CAN'T (Duke). Bauman
(Purdue). Haywood Southern
California;.
Tackles - white (Notre
Dance, Merrett army, Preg-
ulman (Michiganl, Czarobsi
tNotre Dance, Stanowicz
(Arny).
Guards -Filley (Notre
Dame. Brown Navy. Murphy
(Arny). McCorkle ARMY,
AgaSe (Purdue).
Centers-Manning Georgia
TECH, Gray Southern Califor-
MAI, BanoniS Iowa Cadets q,
MySlinski army.
Say have We got too many
Notre Danes listed? The circu-
lation department may conf
plain And while we are on the
subject Of football We Will pass
along 10 the radio stations the
complaint We heard once. twice
and dozens Of times. 10 wit:
Why did tho top stations in De-
troit all concentrate on the
Michigan-Indiana game when
thousands Of fans wanted TO
hear the Notre Dame Army
broadcast Many DetroiterS got
their Notre Dame details from
a Cincinnati station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Keenan, is
Captain

MADISON. Wis. Nov 9-Joe
keenan,, 2ll-pound naval trainee,
who has been a standout at CEN
ter this season, Will captain Wis
consin against Michigan Saturday
al Ann Arbor. II Will be his
fourth turn at the captalncy.
Except for bad arm bruiSe
10 fullback Ray Dooney, the
Badgers escaped from their
humping at the hands of North
western in good physical shape
for the game with the Wolverines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Same Schedule,
Says

CHICAGO. Nov. 9 (UP)-Presi-
dent William Harridge of the
American League denied today
that the circuit plans TO shorten
its playing schedule next year.
There has been some agita-
ton for cutting the schedule to
14O games" he said. "but the
majority is opposed to IL. But
II won't be decided officially
until our winter meeting next
month"
Harridge said, however, that the
possibility of shortened schedule
was too remote 10 consider"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
JOE BACH

kicking on second and third down
in the mud by pointing out the
record of the Giants in blocking
puntS.
And with wet ball they had
better chance and we Just
didn't want 60 give them that
chance"
Fred Delano publicity director
Of the University of Michigan, as
sured the folks despite the diff
ference IN records the game be-
tween hiS team and the Wisconsin
eleven on Saturday should be in-
teresting Howard Beechinor. gave
an account of the Army-Notre
Dame game and listed the Irish as
one of the greatest Notre Dame
teams he has ever seen. And he
admitted seeing most Of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
KoChdn Winner
Over DeHiCurti

NEW YORK Nov. Q up
Promoter Mike Jacobs Of Madison
Square Garden staged his first
boxing show at ST. Nicholas
Arena, a feeder club, last night
before rainy-night crowd Of
1900. George Kochan, a coast
gaurdsman from Akron, o.. won
the decision over Vic Dellicurti,
New York middleweight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
st. AnfhOny.Sf..DOseph
EIeVemS Meet Today

Unbeaten and unScored on in
five games, st. Anthony High foot
pail team can win the first divi-
sion east side title of the Catholic
League by beating st. Joseph this
afternoon at Neighborhood Field,
Crosse Pointe.
Today's game. scheduled TO
start at $50, was postponed from
last Sunday.
If St. Anthony wins, 1t will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Gunder Hdgg May
Return This Winter

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 GNS)-
National AkU Secretary Daniel
J. Ferris announced today that
Gunder Hagg, famed Swedish dis
tance runner, and Arnee Ander-
son Swedish holder Of the world
mile record, have been invited to
c ON p re in the forthcoming
Fcbruary-March indoor competi-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

"Our boys are 50 big they
sink through the mud and then
run on the solid ground" That's
tho way Hunk Anderson. coach
Of the Chicago Bears. explains
how his team scored three
y tONchdoWns Sunday 20 beat the
Packers in Chicago u 10 7
Hunk told The Detroit Times
downtown Quarterbacks at the
Fort Shelby that his team ran
into rain storm and a muddy
Hrij bJ' managed 20 overcome
them 20 win Tho entertaining
coach of The pros promised 10
bring The movies Of The game 10
The ncN' meeting 10 prove his
point
Joe Bach line coach Of the De
uul Lions, defended his team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Pirates Pick
Nauncie Camp

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 9 (INS)
The Pittsburgh Pirates will
train for the 1914 baseball sea-
son in Muncie. Ind. President
William f. Benswanger an
nounced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
SIGN Of Spring

CHICAGO. Nov. q tUP)-The
Chicago Cubs will leave for spring
training at French Lick, Ind
March 10. General Manager James
Gallagher announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

meet st. Mary'S Of BEDFORD. west
side winner, Sunday afternoon at
l.. of y. Stadium for the first diVi-
sion championship. The winner ei
this game will then take on Cath
ohc Central for the parish grid
crown. and the winner of the lat
ter game goes into the Goodfel-
lows game against the Metropolis
tan League champion Nov. p.
A victory for St. Joseph, the
underdog. today will send the two
teams into a tie for first place on
the east side ST. Joseph has lost
only 10 81. Catherine, 10.
St. Anthony has held its oppo-
sition without point under its
new coach, Brother Henry Ko-
salko. The TeutonS beat ST. Paul,
21-0, in a non-league opener, and
then won from st. Catherine, 90;
ST. Benedict, 1870; De La Sale,
1870 and st. LadiSlaus, 1910.
A fast, versatile backfield COM
posed of Dick Peters, quarter
back: Johnny Farrell and Phil
Chinzi halfbackS, and Angelo Car
negie, fullback, has paced ST. An
thOny
A date for the St Bernard-St.
Rose game 10 decide the second
divisions east side title was still
10 be set today A muddy field
forced poStponement Of the game
last Sunday.
St. James won six straight
games 10 capture the second divi-
sion west side crown.
In a postponed game, PerShing
Smothered Highland Park. $50,
yesterday. 10 tie DENLY for second
place on the east side in the Met
ropolitan League. II was Perish
ing'S fourth victory in five starts.
The Parkers offered only weak
resistance as the DoughboyS
scored in every period. Dick Ia
lewski and Ralph Schilling bagged
two touchdowns apiece, and Harry
SzulborSki, Charles HaskinS,
Johnny Kobisa and Harry Daczka
each collected one marker in the
Pershing triumph.
Another postponed game, North
eastern VS.. Eastern, was cancelled
by league officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Chandler. Voted Most Valuable in A. l..
SCribes Place
AppIing Next
And York 3rd

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 (UP)-
Sturgeon Ferdinand Chandler
once a mediocre pitcher that the
New York Yankees tried TO trade
won the Sporting News award
today as the most valuable player
in the American League.
Chandler. selected by the base
ball writer's association, received
II out of "a first place votes Ia
rate ahead of Luke Appling. Chi.
cago hWhite SoX infelder and
league batting champion, who was
second.
Chandler received 246 points
and Appling, who got five first
place votes. was given 2l5 points
Third place went TO Rudy York
OF Detroit. the major league home
run champion, with 152 points and
one first place vote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
WAKEFIELD SIXTH

Billy Johnson. freshman Yankee
infielder placed fourth with 135
points and three first place votes.
Others ia the first 10 were Bob
Johnson. Washington outfielder,
fifth with 116 points and one first
place vote: Dick Wakefield, De-
troit rookie outfielder, sixth with
u: Nick Etten, Yankee first base
man, seventh with 81; Dickey,
Yankee catcher. eighth with So
and two first place votes; Vernon
Stephens, ST. Louis infelder. ninth
with 40 and Lou Boudreau, Cleve-
land Shortstop and manager,
tenth with 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
WINS 2 IN SERIES

Sinker Bali Spud. an ex-mule
driver from Gainesville. Ga, won
the first and last games over
the St. Louis Cardinals in this
years World Series and had 20
victories against four defeats
during the regular season. He
finished with an earned run aver
age of 1.67 per game. lowest for
the American League in % years.
Now la i'm the draft and
awaiting induction call, Chandler
is at the peak of a career that
definitely started the hard way.
A great athlete at Georgia Uni
verSity, where he played football
and baseball. he was discovered
by accident when Yankee scout
Johnny Nee stopped IN at foccoa,
Ga, 10 watch Johnny MiZe. for
mer Giant first baSeman. play in
a Semi-pro game. Chandler pitched
a no-hittcr and Nee forgot about
MiZe and signed Spud.