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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

giner gntIbeibung Der 81. &ongre-
CATION Ser 5aframente 5ufolge lit es
2aien in auberorbet1tliben Gdllen tpie
3. g. Bel 2uftiiberfduen, ODER ipenn
@efabr Der Brofanierl1ng porliegt, ge<
itattet, oas Maerbeiligite 5u e11tfernen
uno in Siherbeit al bringen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

teien i'm gegenipdrtigen @eltfriege ben
aampf Der SeIbftberteioigung, Der
@eredtigfeit ut1o Der golferfreibeit
fampfen nnb pelhe bie Sreibeit. Der
&eligion, iebe tnenfbIide Civilization
uno Weni6entpiiroe nit giiBen tre-
ten.
alls Die allr Mbtpebr oieier M61te
Der Giniternis uno oes gerberbens
bereinten g0lfer iid 5uiammenIdor-
ten, fdien es anfdnglid, als Oh es ben
iiegestrunfenen Mnereifern geIingen
tpiirbe, tbre @eIteroberungspI1ue
ourd5nfiibren Ser eottlide Sdlah-
tenlenter bat fidtbnr eingegriffen.
Seite fann niemano nebr be5tpeifeIn,
oab, penn mir ben @ang 6es arieges
bon auem Mnfang an betradten, sic
@ottes- uro Menidenfeinoe nit
Blinbbeit uno auraiidtigfeit geidIa-
gen paren.
@on Der Sbla1t BEL Dunfirf Bis
gum San Muiiolinis ipiro Der finf-
tiee Geididtihreiber ben &ergang oes
segentpdrtigen &rieges in ieinen per-
idieoenen aufeinanberfolgenben Bba.
len als cine BON grfolg au grfolg
fiibren6e auiierte Rriegsfiibrung be.
3eidnen.
Benn sic bel Dunfirf NIT iiber.
mdltigenber Webrbeit iiegenoen Na5i-
berfolger ibren Sieses5ug btes nod
Dem unborbereiteten England ~fortge.
iest bdtten, tpiirbe &itler ben eriten
groBen @rfoIg gu ber5eidnen gebabt
baben. gr beriudte feline Snpaiton
gnglanbs. Die erite ariie mar iiber.
itnn6en.
Ware oie 1876 Gage oauernoe
furbtbare 8ombarbierlng @nglanbs
nod einen tpeitern Monat fortgeiest
noroen, par England perloren. Mus
@riinoen, Die nur Ser g0ttliben 8or=
iebuns befannt itno, tpuroen Die 2l,ft-
angriffe aufgeseben. Die 5tpeite &riie
tpragIuflih perlaufen.
gead Der Rriegserflarung Na5i=
oeutihlanbs an &ublanb beitano bic
M0gli6feit - unb Die Mniierten bot
ten oamit gerednet oaB Die Na5i-
truppen, Die bereits ole 2anber oes
europ1iiden Sentiments unter ibre
@etpalt gebraht, oie Eiirfei iiberren-
men uno bis nab Berlien pororineen
tpiiroen, nm ben alliierten @ngldnoern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

8ilo /: 0as Sanftuarium be-
ginnt an ser &pmnlunionbanf. Ser
slltar itebt auf elmer Elattform uno
tpenigltens brei Stufen iiber oem
8ooen. &inter Dem slltar (b. +.
bel oem liturgiiben @ltar) bdngt
Elm breites Sud. Dapor itebt elm
Rru3ifir unb Ger5en an beiben Sci
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

balt oie lateinii6en MeBgebete.
Bilb 8: Sen EabelnafeI bebedt elm
5dleier, oas gonopaeltm. Ser Ml=
tarltein entbaIt flint areu5e, zines
in Der Mitte nno zines an Sen bier
gden. gingeiiegelt fi1o aub @eli-
quien zines Seiligen. Ser Mltar-
itein miro bonn Biibof getpeibt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

@eitern bate ib Bed)! Mus Ser
ieben nabm id ltatt Saferfloden Elm
Bafet Seifenfloden uno fobte bar-
aus @afergriibe.
l1no mas iagte oein Mann oa5u?
aaum pieoer gu berubigen mar er
- er iddumte f6rmIib.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

ten. - 8ilo q: Ser slltar lit Elm
breiter Slid. SSn Ser W'itte befinoet
iid ser slltaritein. Dabinter itebt
ser Eabernafel, tporin oas elaer-
beiligite Saframent aufbemabrt
miro. Drei 2einentiidtiiber beoeden
Sen sltartii6. Das oberite beriibrt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

Sen 8oben an oen beiben Seiten,
gor oem Mltartild bGngt ein brei-
tes Gu6, oas Mntepebiltrn. 8eim
Sodamt tperoen feds groBe unO
bel elmer itillen Meiie 5tpei fleine
&er5en aneeaiinbet. Das auf Ser
rebten Seite itebenbe Wiiiale ent-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
State Surplus Is Muolued
In Most Legislative Talk

month school and increased pay for
iC cher and state employs. Now
shat The federal government has on.
dcrcd liquidation OF tho WPN. the
Stale must Of necessity care for more
uncmDiuyIblC But. as III" governor
said recently. as long as II" Is the
chief executive. Inc State VIII not
play Santa CLAUS 10 those who can
work bat won't
Tho legislature also must con, idrr
such propus Is aS amending ihc re
Gently adopted school board amend
mcnt. special war powers fpr the
governor. the rchi,irIc'ing NJ soil.
CituriIl areas. the sales Tax and the
CvCr-prCscnt liquor problem,
Those arc the principal problems
now in view Eat undoubtedly other,
VIII pop up after the legislative
wheels start grinding. Ec'und uf
revenue from the injnugDlcs tax
might be- ono. m" structure nf the
Highway md Public works Depart
Continued on Page Severn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
II EVEN INDICTMENTS
FOLLOW BOSTON FIRE

Eu-tnu. Iag. l-(hiD-CuudCmu-
inc lastly and incompetence
among Boston Officials. 4 Suifuli
county grand hwy has returned
eleven indictments against ten mon
no connection with the COcoanut
Grove might club fire which snuflcd
out the 1--we. of l%9 persons.
Among tho" indicted were the
club owner aud manager. Il police
CaI 'Hln. vino WIS making routir"
inspection visit Ht the club on the
might Of the ii. a~tcr: u fire depart
meet lieutenant and city building
C"mmIs SIOuCr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
Zeyos Outshoot Lightnings
Two Fighters
And a Bomber
Are Lost


WASHINGTON. Jau. I-llPD-
The SayN rrUorird today thar
four Japanese /crc rIoll-typr
plane, had shot down tao Amer
can Lightning fighters while los
ing only one "i their number III
battle over ki>ka IN the Aleu-
t;!n i'ilndN.
The communicate. M. 20. said.
ON December 80. at $50 p. u.. q.
force "i Hii.h"" medium h"m"ris
=. ''ll'd hN lightning Lighter So
Intercepted bN i"ir JHnHn'-c I":p
.i"dt plane" Wnl" proceeding I" at
i"'N 'N' enemy .''i.,' r'ipH Im Ni:."
hdlh" is" 'h-n'ninGS ana ni'"
|',r .ri" mot down dunhG In"
il;hi. Inc M'CH'Ii~ ilidChr" ii'"
'n'nIN siipa Niih unc'' TAN ic-hi--.
'i't "i oar hiihhr'r ~" mot u""n-
''n I''c'iub'l III. /. -. D'ulnci S.
a%"ln a''d'H'd ihr enemy snip IA
hl.kd hdrh"r. Three hit were ubsor-
yea "n on" -! III" sup ana Two nilS
"il 10" "lhri. =" l. -. plane Nct"
i"~l.
The reported presence uf Jap
aursc fighter planes at Kiska
came Is ,Dnucthin" al Il surprise
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
Vacant Places
Await Action

Wa hluGt"m Jan -(AtD-Onc
81 President l!ups"rclt's tasks as he
starts 'i1c n"w year today is that of
ilnhlnG the men for nearly u score
= important positions which have
b"c"u" vacant in recent months.
Th" i"" top posts from q public
in''rC standpoint rrC those of as
"rlni" lr iirC Of the Supreme Court
vacant .inCc October i when Justice
Jane T. Byru"s resigned 10 become
rcnn"m'" sterilization director. and
federal price administrator Ia SUR
coed Icon Henderson.
Nnu'uIii"u- may 20 e. ihc ncw
S'nI'" next week Senator prcn,iss
". Brown ~ Michigan. defeated for
reelection N November. j. expected
tn &C. IIcndcraony job. Washington
't' 'cG up guessing on the court
grace
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
Total of Jap Airplane
Losses in Southwest
ac,iic Is Boosted to
i,%:o Craft; At Least
IL Flames Shot Down
OK damaged Yester-
day

AIlIrd Headquarters IN Au;-
trHlia. Jan. l--lAPD -Amcri-
can ,'-.',,- led an assault yrStcr-
day un Lac. northeast New
GUiupa iapamr~r base. and shot
down nine enemy fighters ami
damawrG two others. General
but"ln~ MacAr'hur'> hcdquar-
trrS declared today in II COM
muriWc supplemented bv an
air force ANNOUNCEMENT report
imw that l.2SG Japanese planes
hny, been destroyed in the
southwest Pacific since the war
hr"sn.
i'r .ml~hiuG blow delivered
Ia lGC wLr part ui wide ranging
allied I!r activity that .,tV four
.'.r ~. ~. J'rdrnmc> bnmbrd and
stated and At least - Japanese
V'.i.N DESTROYED ar IL Tiasrd.
I"dIS'~ headquarters com
H'u go" said the attack on Lac
-. I cnrI dInlt'd assault by
i,"!'i"i-. attack planes and med
Iun ""mhcTS.
'. .i..,.. Wt- initiated by eleven
q" ". t'-.."- Hu,Ch engaged Twelve
''...E /.ru. Guarding the dIriicld. D"
.H ! Gr i'-3"a swept the aTr.
....... Inrr nine ni IT, enemy and
'r."Hr. 'pu, whit" Sustaining two
damaged plane" which reached their
ua. g :.l'lv.
The intact: rI"lrrn,- then -rrM,d
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

SWORN IN
FOR SWEAR TERMS

RHlcI-h. lam. l-CNID Clrrc
ju,tiC" W. +. Stacy and N-.nrI,tc
Justice Michael Sch"ucl. and f.. -
Denny began now cIeht-y,.i. term,
to-day on The North Carolina SUI
prem" court bench
A~SorrHiC Justice V. : D"viu g,,D.
~" "aihs OF office h. ClI.I Justice
STACY and I" superior court .IId.C
". {. Harris. Wh" began - new tUirr.
today hl.". Tn" cir"t rustic" admin
stored III" "d'h- I" Justice, S"h"uch
and Denny.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
SOCIAL SECURITY
EXPANSION ASKED

Washington. Ian -tNrO I'm
mediate c&pdu.run of the social &.
curriy program lD cover al worker.
increase benefit, under the program
now ~ effect. and provide nov
Types ~ social insurance WIS urged
today hy Chairman Arthur !. Ait
MEYER Of the social security board.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

Continued on Page Severn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

HENDERSON,. ~ Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-06

sharply reduced appropriations Tor
non-war purposes.
I'VE might well release every
third Federal employe in the regu-
lar establishments for war work, !"
he continued. We Republicans
will insist that the war shall not
be an excuse for unnecessary ap-
preparations or 4 subterfuge for
waste and extravaganza"
Mr.. Martin said the Republicans
would seek a new standing COM
mittee Of the House on aviation to
deal with aviation problems and
development 50 that America may
rule the air" in the peace that fol-
lows the war as well as in the war.
Another committee would be sought
to plan a postwar program. The
Republicans will fight for the sur
vival OF the little businessman, +"
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-06
Tool Engineers Hear
Detroiter Tomorrow

Harry Crump, Detroit, will speak
On Tungsten Carbide Tooling" at
the regular meeting OF Potomac
Chapter, No. 48, American Society
of Tool Engineers, at $50 pm. to-
morrow at the Harrington Hotel.
A series Of movies pertaining to
plastics entitled "The Fourth King
dom" will be exhibited through cour-
tesy OF the Bakeline Co., New York.
Plastics are replacing metals in
many phases of industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-06
Howard U. Art Exhibit

Howard University Gallery of Art
will hold an exhibition of paintings
In oil and pastel, the work OF Alice
Barney, Friday from 6 to 8 pm
In the Founders Library,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-06

1t Is patriotic to hoard-what?
War Bonds, the more the better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-06
Fricasseed
Turkey Wings
--,r.o.r.d with curry Try, am. and
S.ked rice: Maaf'''''
S,,,,er and beverage
Soc
Soc
1850 to D.

Every day there is q special
attraction for luncheon-you can
sure count on a pleasant sur.
prise.
LUNCHEON-ll:30 to ).
COCKTAILS-4 to I.
Music and Dancint from ).
DINNERS to $3.50.
! Dinner Dancinf from 1880.
SUPPER-l0 PM. to l AM.
Two Orchestras-Carr and Don
and Hutado's Trio-playink for
uninterrupted dancins-and Sc
sorita Navedo singing Latin.
! American Son9s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Satche Paige Stars AS $4,000 See West Beat East to
Alabama Red Caps Team Comes /
Detroit For Twin Bill With Ciapt,

The Motor city Giants viii face
another strong team Sunday. Aug.
s, when they meet the Alabama Red
Caps In a double-header az Dcquin-
dre Park The first game ~ slated
10 start az 1880 pm.
Last Sunday the Giants divided
double-header with The Zulus.
winning the FIRST game 81. and
then dropping the nightcap. e-5.
when the visitors cracked out q
double behind walk and an in
field error to chase two runs over
the plate.
The Giants put the first game on
Zee in the early innings. and with
a sufficient lead Orel little Dean
proved dnicut obstacle for the
Zulus. restricting them 10 nine
hits which were spread over The
nine innings The Zulus were
able 10 bunch three hits in The see
ond inning. bur fast double play
deprived them OF any runs.
Richard Johnson was the hitting
star OF the Giants. collecting three
HIS in four official times at the
plate including a. triple and double.
Manan Wilson had two in four. a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
fOlR TRACK STARS AT
HARDING FIELD

HARDING FIELD. La "A recent
field meet at Harding Field. La
produced four outstanding COM
pcillors. according to "Echelon.
Field paper. Pvt Ralph }. Malone
n Frank. wy. 18th Aviation
squadron. starred in the SSo-yard
dash. p obstacle course and set a
new Field record. Another Field
record was luokcn by Cpl. Otis
White. Troy PIKE. Alabama. OF the
Hliih Quaftcrmaster Platoon. who
CLIPPED two seconds Off the $50
yard run. TO make 500 Cpl. Ralph
y, Howard. Huntington. wv. oil
The 'liih. starred IN The Ginning
bar event and Cpl Hardin reo.
pies. Joncsboro. La. also Of the
'lilh. won tie rope climbing
event.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
10Th CENTURY CLUB TO STAGE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BEAU
ACKNOWLEDGMENT BOUTS

NEW YORK; fANr) Mike Ja-
cobs inpressaro Of rueilistie pro-
du,iious for The sOtli Century chh
announced last week that be plans
Two boxing shows before the sum
mer season ends. The cards viii
feainre jousis between lien'y Arm
sftonr and Ray Robinson. and
I'eaa jach ANA Bob MONTGOMERY
JiC0hs revealed that The Arm
strpns Robinson contest Viii he
hvid IN the Polo Gfounds. August
e. followed ON Sept ~ by the
JeehNonieonicrv affair Ruhinson.
Who q now a sergeant in The rs.
Army aud Armstrong. former
holder Of the fcalhefwcieht. light
weight and welicrW eight crowns
al ;ie same time. will engage in a
ien-found encounter Jack. recent
~ believed of,hc liphlWeipht m.
hg Montgomery IN Madison square
Gsi'i'n. Mil struggle for IL
rounds.
Price scales Tor The bouts were
nor announced but it is expected
,aat boih matches viii attract
large crowds. Armstrong has al
ways had strong crowd appeal BE.
cause OF his incessanl. punching
ability that earned for him the
monicker "lIammering Hank "
During his last New York appear
ancc he drew $1,000 to the Garden
10 see HIM batter Sammy Aneoit.
FORMER hghtwcieht champion. all
over the ring for the decision.
Montgomery is recognized in Ncw
York state as lightweight cham
piun hy virtue 81 his defeat OF Jack
IN 10 sianxas al The Garden lasf
May r. Fish. fans who were cool
to the Bobcat heeause Of his
Indifferent performances mmedl-
aiely oppressed renewed inter-
esi after this contest
Jack meantime has fouphf twice.
winning from Make starr. i'm Wash
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07

them are JACK ll04s iN p,,.
ton avenue, hur'me',r. " w..
-anarlerhack and sama,l A. Gan.
bic Maybclry " So. md hi,
all-Amcri,an mHror lss AZ
Gamble MAS alss iAA beam.
weight hoNing 'harrn WI. =
West Virginia S
Kicking runnit sd ps.u
with a lot OF lg and a...
ling mi>cd in raM pA.s
QuaIls IN the all-Ane4fan Ola, q
1871 and lss- on s 'ar tan
and honorable mNnsr a. IL.
h1lf rcspepnt a7,A. (,
The 49, eleven N,.s vas sa
chosen on the N all.uiae.
first string in iPi an iA.
Wherefore i,sf PCS pia B.,
also training w ig Bir4a
ere Samuel ~ ofaria
Okla rirht haif po.s ? R'.
rci 1899 Nhte'' eftnfe Csn.
bridge Ohio. tat..f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Register 10 Vote
Turpins Trounce
Bay City Police

The Delroii Turgin Athletic club
defeated the Bay city Police team
Susdas, Aug ! By score OF Is TO
2. The Turpins collected il runs
and made no errors behind the eff
fe'tiyc hurting OF Pitcher Snooks
The Detroit nlounasman gave up
four hits, struck out 10. and walk
ed one
The TAG attack was led by Davis
aud Mitchell both Of whom got
home runs. Campbell and smith. OF
rurplns Team aud Dehlile OF Bay
cry also hit for extra bases.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
FORMER FOOTBALL STARS ARE
NOW EMBRYO ARTILLERYMEN

FORT SILL. OKLA IIard-hit-
ling athletes from Negro colleges
have made The 3lst Battalion.
Field Artillery Replacement CEN
ter a rugged proving ground for
embryo ariillerymen. hui never
las the battalion seen such col.
lection Of ail-American cridmen
as the eroup now on hand
Leading the group are P,ts
Clarence A. Pollard 6ie r. Tuck
~ street For Worth. Texas. Of
TEXAS college: James &. Wilson
Yukon " Va. Of West Virginia
state college and Milan A Qualls.
1901 seth street. Los Angeles.
'alif Of Wherefore university.
Xcnia. Ohio
Private Pollard i54 pound quar-
lcrback was selected on The Ne
tro all-Amrrican first string lasf
fan for-the SECOND consccutn e.
near As sophomore he won a
second team berth ~ right half.
then moved 10 the frs, string In
1871. again at right half
Two teammates Of Pollard are
also IN training in The sist Bai
ialion They are James Shepard.
MeNia Texas. blocking back. third
string all-American last fail. and
Jesse Lee Brown. 34o4 IIcryic
street Fori Worth Texas. tackle.
honorable mention in 1871 and
lsie ard all-southwcst in 1870
ls4l and 1912
Private Wilson. kinrpin ~ The
West Virginia state eleven last
year passed up The honor Of cap
tanning tho 1913 team 10 learn tho
fundamentals Of artillery The
l7a-pound lefi halfback was
chosen on the honorabir mention
list for the Negro all-Amcrican
in 1871. his sophomore year. and
was elevated TO the first team last
fall.
Fifteen members Of the 1912
State squad including nine reg
ulars. are in training here Among
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07

double and triple. And 49,
ham collected Two IN ih,,s :
ham also hit FOR t~o IN to',. ''s
nightcap. ID %
The Red Caps have a GOOD 49,.
team as their record Mil u.
winning II our on Il, r..n.' ~. '''''
against some OF tho Ass, ., .slH
teams in tho midllm.u u''a
The big attraction on rs,
IS Rogo. the anhideAia.es. ~ "a
i'oso may start rit,hlne M. '-''
left hand and then SWIM q
right lie can also pound b.. -. =
or hard ''''''
sylvester Carte 'o,ne.. ~
The Baltimore Elhe, ono =.
mains'ays Of me pliODas a,s !
has won four Of 4h ie ,ln,.. 9
The hitting power ~ iAs IN, -
the bats Of Kelso als nsAh,.
Manager Sras h.n ..a
VIII start cilher Ona rbo,
Ralph Han IN The 81 ms .,.....
he Red Cans VIII n, ,l1,.. ''
OF Willie wchster A. CLAM. y.
have q strong Sian Frl,on plo,
veteran receiver. is 'aeoihef., Az
~. y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
PRO AND CON
IN SPORTS

NEW YORK tCalNin's y e~ 5
service The news Of the West
Coast that Henry Armstrong
knocked on Wane joyce on his
-ifa starr of has Comeback tam
tairi 'o REGAIN the light~eieht
tiile-is spalc~ hal 81 supciman
TO begin with We pointed out
,he' b, had 10 hase move on The
nali than INC average fun-of-the-
r.ll goud fighters 70 achieve The
ipira'ir ~ holding three titles at
One. Toihis Joe Hep sport agreed
ftad.i> SOW 90 be- reif,Cty Frank.
'~hloh / am. the rest OF The hau-
di, nH~ n W4rdl Plo and Con
IS not 10 ,"umn 20 lead with its
eMn 0n. is sure as 10 whore
j, stands
M1i.e ihe Hank was battling hts
~ay 10 lnnr during iae early
Stages OF MS comeback. We merely
maf,eifi 81 Bis excellent showing
an. sAli'ssed algh hopes ihN he
bad ~la q ,ak,, 10 bring mn.
ba, K 20 NE iul again Bu' Wien
me fanpes iiammsr hH ihc 49,
'ry VI, aw him In aetion and ;hcn
We began rs assert oar opinion
Me he Hank in both OF his
CMd'n arpeafaNc'S and although
The judges said he lost one of The
contests ~s axe san OF TIE cpin-
ION 'aa' b. 9on hu'h tones mans
pluiun 10 ihD.N tWu bouts ~e
saV ~ liane IN a GLOSS section
~ "a, $3.50 types OF hoAcrs dom-
Aa,ns ne tine today ,he young
ana M GA Beau Jaek the FIRST.
and SAMMY Aneo,t me lati.r
Wi'n oaih Hank me' Beau Jack
ln a iritmnd encounter 81 The
Garden asi Apfi >. and fought
An ~ ar unpopular decision a.
ie"s, So lai as ne CROWD was con-
'cined. The atdecs awarded Jack
'ne decision. nni Armstrong won
'be heart Of ihe spectators. aud
in our oiinIon dcscrvinply SO.
Beau Jack. az thar time. was tops
p his class and champion Of his
dltlsion Henry might have been
more impressive on the Judges had.
Pc rallied earlier instead OF being
satisfied 10 hold his own for seven
rounds and beginning his rally
isom me eighth round on
on his'seeond Garden show. Jane
H. Henry met The surprisingly
alAe wise sammy Aneot' Fresif-
ul 81 retirement as world light
weight champion, Angoit had to
his credit three victories over the
picscni ~osid lightweight cham
r.on. Bob Montgomery who had
lus' beaten iIankst recent con.
iacror Beau Jack and taken his
crown.
Vet al This had no bearing on
ile little Californian when be- en-
tered The square-ring Iie inst kept
ino'inf IN bis own inimitable
style boiling and weaving. and
punched out unanimous decision
over ihe hewildered Angott Hank
suffered serious lip wound IN
Tho battle and II caused him 20 lay
or for several weeks Now he Is
on The war path again. And It's
our guess that the Hank Will get
whaf he's after
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Team Gets
First Victory
In -Four Years
10 Men Face
Satchel In
Three Innings

CHICAGO CAMP - Before the
largest crowd ever TO Witness an
ail.siar classic $4,000 persons.
old Satchel Paige Of The Kansas
chy Monarchs spanked the West
team 10 a 10 triumph over The
East White Sox park sunday
afternoon This was The first vic
tory for The Yves, in four Years
The park was filled to capacity.
with al least loooo others turned
away Some advance purchasers
OF tickets were unable 10 push their
way 10 The entrance and had to re-
lufn home The crowd. lurcd by
sunny skies and - degree weather
az we'll as the spell OF this annual
event. started arriving al noon
three hours hcfor, game Time
Prevented from starting for The
Wesi last year because he had been
bold NJ hy tranic. Paige eot there
this year and was the mrs, mounds
man fof the West. During his three
inning span. he faced only 10 men.
tanning four and walking Josh
Gibson al the Homestead GfEys 10
start the second. The great catch
~ went 10 second on passed bali
but died there That Was as far as
any East player sol until the ninth
when Buck Leonard Of the Gta,s
Slammed homer inio The right
hcld blcAchers with two down.
Mckinni> Does Well
West scored run in he second
when Ncil Robinson. OF Memphis.
walked went TO second on johnny
ONeils bounder to Pitcher Impo
Barnhill aud scored on The frs, hit
OF tie game. single by Tommy
sampson IN the fourth West got
the second marker when Willard
BreVn s4ngled. stole second. took
ihird on AN inficia out and then
dashed home On O'Neil's bounder 10
Pitcher John wright
After Paige. Lefty McHinnis OF
BirmingN1m took m, mound. yield
ing only ono hil and that to lio-
Mcio MARTINEZ in lhe sixth. lie was
i-lloWcd by 'P--~,niih 81 Clcye-
land, who went along smoothly Civ
inr up nV saieiiss unul two were
ont IN The ninth After Leonard
sochcd ms round irippei. Gibson
and Howard Easieiing singled
Porter Moss OF Memphis was rush
ed in and put out the he.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Bivins Contender
For Louis Crown

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07

Odds and Ends;
There isa possibility Of Bean
Jack-LuIu CcstanfIno bout NJ
Glands Municipal stadium.
August l.. AZ least Larry Atkins
was In New York last week 10 talk
about. and since Mike Jacobs has
no place 10 show both Jack and
tcstantino are hot copy these
days Jack having stopped Johnny
Hutchinson NJ philadelphia two
weeks arc while Constantine Out
pointed Chalky wright NJ Cle,e-
land.
Eddie Walker. Chalkie Wrights
manager. announced last week that
me former heavyweight champion
was s4oln INTO he Us Maritime
service last Monday Chalky. who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07

is scheduled to meet Angel AvIlas
at Washington August .. Will re-
port for duty al Hartman Island.
August - as physical instruc-
Tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
Tolals N 9 s " lO o

Scales baiicd for Wright in 9th.
benjamin hattie. for Vargas in sth.
Harris batted ior Pearson I'm 9Th.
Wilson batted for Robinson in Sth.
Hyde ran for Paige in third.