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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-26
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-26

abeno, 8 llbr, in ser Ssobn Hingbauers
Salle, SO. Str. uno Miblano slpe.
gitte merit Guh Oas Satl,m.
Curtis 81. Satie, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-26
Detroit, Nidigan
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&ird,e, CLIENTELE uub NpSberrN 4pe.

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Nnna @ret geb. Mnner


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fir sic if0nen 8lumenipenoen, oen
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geItanben, iagen oen ber5lihiten
Tanf.
Die trauernoer binterbliebenen en-
felfinoer, &inoer un6 Batte
Nidael &ret.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-26
PROGRAMM ZUM 20. STIFTUNGsFEST

PROGRANdM ZUM TO- STFTUNGsFEST
des
DAMENCHORS "SAXONIA"
S. SEPTEMBER le43.
Anang Punkt Uhr nachm.
Begrssung Ansprache Frau Marie Rehner Festprasdenn
l. Star Spangled Banner.
= Damenchor "saxona"
" % Wssd Hung workers Singing Society
Dirgent Prof Rudolf schuter
N West Side Junior Madrga Choir
hon Mayor Frank Lausche
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A''e ' Mezo sopran.s Solo " Fri Marie Aber
o. Herr pfarrer j. Deuschiaende ''' oe'e
Ansprache .......... Bundesprasident Adolf Wilfnger
Graulationen Ehrung des jetzigen Chorm. A. Niloaus
fnglsche Festrede fr Anna Maaschky
H. II my songs had wings r. Hahn
A East Side Junior Saxon Choral Club
Dirgent Prof Rudolf schuster
Walzer nit Dorchester Lehar
A. Nkoaus
Gesangveren Eintracht Loran Ohio pigent A. Nikolaus
L. Betklok Hans Mid
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America Won allen Anwesenden gesungen
Mach Schluss des Programmes ABENDESSEN Damn TAM.
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Oanfidouno

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Jrauen @erein Der ct. Jobanues
Wemeinbe

bdlt am Wittrpoh, oen 1. Septem@
Der, feline monatlife 8eriammluns
ab. 8itte ole Sd,tpeltern 5u erihei-
men. aaffee lnb SUDDEN miro tpie lib
lih ierpiert. 0fnrtba Wcl5er, Sefr.
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Qrauerndhrtht

Sr Glepelnnb itarb um II. sluJillt
nah fllrsem ihlperen 9eioen I'M Sitter
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Stnb Ste unb Shre anseb1rtAen
Nitslieb TN 0rantenberetn nmh
Central Hertanb? Wenn nt&t, iett
n bic Seit tei5mtreten. Tim senaners
Snfsrmattsn rnten ste ben 3stal.
tertreter On.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Norris, Crinnnins
Resume Tonight

While Joe Norris has n 516-pin
lead going into the second half
of the S0-Game state championship
bowling match tonight at Hall
Dodds Recreation. the case Of
John CrlmminS is not hopeless, as
Norris himself declares.
CrlmminS can win out by four
pins IN averaging l3 per game over
Norris IN the 40 remaining. Nor
rlS also acknowledges Johns flair
for overcoming long leads when
seemingly beaten.
During the first half at Palace.
Norris scored SAP 10 1856 and
averaged 2llS to Crimmins' 1889.
Tonight they roll 10 starting al
S o'clock, another 10 tomorrow
night and 20 Sunday at 2:30 and
s. Alleys 1914 were Crimmins'
choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Learns Tennis
In 4 Months,
Wins 1st Meet

Gloria King. II. new Michigan
girls tennis champion, shares a
distinction today with Don Bulge,
former national champion. Each
won the first tournament entered.
Gloria'S achievement was the
more remarkable because until
last February she never had a
racket in her hand.
One day she wandered into
Hamtramck'S indoor court and
asked. rather timidly, if she might
take a hand Her coach, Jean
HoXic, explains Gloria'S rapid
progress by the child has a world
of natural ability
Anyway. Gloria'S southpa W
service and driving, her court
covcrage and better control gave
her the title yesterday AT Kings
wood School Cranbrook over
Hamtramck'S slight Stcphanie
Prychctko. Is, by o. 6-3
Stephanle was viSihly bothered
by Gloria's service that hoped
and Skiddcd into tho corners and
barred offensive returns And
some Of Miss Prychetko'S best
shots came back as Miss Kings
points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

Detroit track lust before In,
meeting opened last spring.
Because was small, people
were always saying la me, YOU
ought Ia he jockey, Doug I'd
believed them, too. hut | was
Just about to give up when MIR.
O'Donhell signed me-" said Doug
yesterday.
"From then on | began In pick
up few things. l walked 'hotS,'
galloped horses and finally Mr..
O'Donnell put me ON two horses
here last fall, just for the eX-
pcTienCe."
Doug had q few mounts durin.
the winter, but didn't get WHINE
until last month at Louisville
where he scored on his own stable
Milk Punch for a fat SAP mutucl
a few days later, down pope,
Doug with a horse named Bob Iii
which paid more than $50.
He tackled on another winner
then came up 10 Detroit with Mrs
NaVin's horses.
The third day of the meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Catholic Prep
.HurIer Wins I'd
In Two Days

Teamwork among De La Sales
pitchers is one OF the reasons the
Catholic High School Baseball
League championship may come
its way before the season closes.
To save Gene Ryngaert for to-
days game with the arch rival,
St Joseph at Belle Isle, Bob Nierz-
wlcki pitched yesterday against
st. Anthony after working We'd
nesdays affair, or Ia innings in
two days.
De La Sale whipped ST. An
thony, 6-3. Out Al Retreat Field
in Dearborn Sacred Heart elbowe6
All Saints. so, Tom holland AL
lowing two hits. Catcher Henry
Fitzpatrick drove in three runs
with three singles.
Catholic Central had its second
victory in three starts OF rain
washed schedule in checking 81.
LadiSlaus, 60 Horst Bohland
yielding two safe ones.
Todays schedules
CITY LEAGUE
Cooley a. Of r. High Csntrsi at
Mackenzie Northeastern a. Southeastern.
Western At ChAdsey Hsmtramck a. Perish
ing Cass A. Highland PARK Eastern AZ
Southeastern, Miller At Northssstern.
CATHOLIC
Redeemer vs. st. MARY ~ Redford az
81 Mays Field
81 Gregory vs. Lourdss At Hsusr Fisld,
River Rouge
81. Joseph W. ne Ia sale A. Belle Isle.
81 Catherine vs.. Catholic Central AZ
JAYNE Field
S. Anthony W.. 81 LAdslAus at Jayne
Field
AnnunciAuon vs.. ST. Thomas At Lodge
PARK
81 Charles W. ~ Martin ~ Rsus hls.
S. Rose vs. 81 Paul a. Kerry Field
81. Alphonsus W. 81. Frederick a. Pon-
Nac.
ST. RITA vs. 81 Mary Of Royal OAK &C
CAss Field in Royal OAK
81, Patrick VS. S.. Agnes at Northwest
ern FEED
NJ, carmel vs.. ST. Francis Xavier at
Wysnodtts
sacred Heart vs.. 81 Cssimir At Akin.
son Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Allen Named
Bowling Gar

LANSING, May IS (UP)-
George w. Dean, state labor COM
missioner, today announced selec-
ton OF Thomas J. Halligan Flint,
and Harold Allen. Detroit. as
cars to direct enforcement OF
new regulation affecting employ
mont OF boys in Michigan bowling
alleys.
HalliEan will he in charge Of
the outState area, while Allen Will
direct enforcement in metropoli-
tan Detroit, Dean stated. The new
regulations will permit employ
ment of 15-year-old boys as pin
settlers under certain conditions
where approved by local school
authorities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Marie Sparrow New
Clio Pin President

New officers uf the Women
CNO Bowling Association TO-DAY
are Marie Sparrow. president Anr
Duffy first vice president, Gladys
Dempsey, second wee president
Evelyn Sargent secretary; Kay
Locwen, treasurer, Marguerite
higgins. Srrgcant-at-armS The
1914 tournament VIII be held az
New Casino Recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
FIRST DEFEAT

Incidentally. it was Donald's
first defeat at the hands of the
Tigers since 1871. He beat them
twice last year.
The triumph gave NeWhouser
two victories to one defeat for the
season thus far He previously had
beaten the Red SoX in 13 innings
and lost 10 the Browns. He was
beaten by the Browns on a squeeze
play in the ninth after holding the
ST, Louis club to five hits. New
houScr has pitched we'll all spring.
but his mates had trouble get
ting runs for him.
Even yesterday it was a tight
squeeze.
A crowd Of 6.l24 paid and 702
Servicemen saw the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Toledo Gaining
In First Place FIGHT

The Toledo MudhouS gained u
half game in their fight for FIRST
place % 1hc American Association
hN downing Milwaukee twice
Thursday night The Hens wor
tho opener + to and took a
. 10 = decision IN the nIghtcap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
sew YORK
DETROIT

Totals 80 s27 Totals 80 II Z
.Patted for Donald in eighth
DETROIT 600 200 OO0-3
New York 600 200 600
ns-Wskeheld. Harris York Gordon.
Keller. Error Cramer Runs batted in
York 3, Gordon Home runs--York. Cor.
don Stolen base-StirnWeiss. Sacrifice
Hoover Double play Strnweiss 20 Gordon
90 Etten Left on bases New YORK 3,
Detroit s. Bases on halis-Otf Donald J,
on Newhouser ? Struck out BY New
houser ~, by Donald g. ny Murphy ],
Hts-ON Donald 3 IN 6 innings off
Murphy In inning Losing pitcher
Donald Umpires Summers and Grieve
Time OF game IS. Attendance l2i
IA ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28

is confident he can hit and he
hits at present .319. He is fast
and has an unusually strong
throwing arm. O'Neill adds.
TOUGHEST CLUBS
O'Neill said the toughest clubs
in the circuit were the Indians,
Senators and Brow S-aside
from the Yanks.s whom the In
dams have not played. He said
the Tigers had not hit their true
stride because they hadn't OBJ
tanned the hitting 10 match their
pitching Rudy York, for
example, off form.
But he promised that with
Wakefield and Pinkie Higgins
setting the pace at bat, and the
rest of the club improving, De-
troit would provide trouble for
all and If they could start a
winning streak-might even win
the pennant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
Pro-Amateur Today

a pr GA m a teur tournament,
opening event on the Michigan
PEA golf schedule. Will be played
today at Plum Hollow. Postponed
from a week ago because of the
weather. it VIII be played under
the Metropolitan system. whereby
pros may have more than one
partner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
DiZ Trout
Seeks 9Th
Victory


DIZZY Trout viii be seeking his
fifth victory Of the season when he
faces the Yankees today. lie has
lost one game.
Hank BoroWy. who viii hurl for
the Yankees viii be aiming for
his fifth straight triumph over the
Tigers He won four in as many
starts against Detroit last year.
BOr0wy won Is games and lost
only four for the Yankees in
1912.
After today's game the Tigers
move to Boston for three games,
one on Saturday and two on Sun
day, thence they win shift over TO
Philadelphia and later to Wash
ington.
Mike O'Neill, IS year old
brother of Steve O'NeilI, who
pitched for the Cardinals In the
olden days, was "A Tiger rOoter.
Mike took n day off from n war
plant lathe over In Harrison.
y. j., 10 visit with his brother.
Mike and John comprised the
first Of the famous Cardinal
brother batteries. They were the
Coopers-Mort and Walker-Of
their day.
Wakefield played in right field
with Harris being shifted 10 the
Yankee Stadium sun field in left
Wakefield also plays i'm right field
at Boston and the sold League Park
in Cleveland.
Trucks. who has been on the
shelf with an ailing arm. hopes
to return TO action against the
Red SoX in Boston.
Two Tiger hitting starS-IIig-
gins and Bloodworth - all went
hltleSS yesterday. Higgins lost
ground in his battle for the league
honOrS and Bloodworth injured his
nS-batted-in record.
Up TO yesterday he had batted
in is runs TO tie Johnson of the
Senators for second place in this
Spence was out in
front with 10.
Il would pick my birthday Ia
20 hltless." Higgins sighed.
Pinky turned "a yesterday.
NewhouSer struck out Stain
back, former Tiger, twice. He
also whitfield Etten and Lindell,
Yankee recruits, each twice.
Harold struck out every PLAYER
In the Yankee lineup who batted,
including CraSeiti,, pinch hitter.
Gordon and Ettcn drew the only
walks on NewhouScr Donald. HIM
self gave up but one pass. That
was 10 Harris. who scored later
with one of the three Tiger
allIes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-28
CARDS WIN

The ST Louis Cardinals. behind
The fiye-hit tossing of Howard
Poilct. ef ate d the Boston
Braves, 10 =.
The New York Giants drove the
Chicago Cubs deeper into the
National League cellar with a 3
10 2 whipping The Giants pushed
across a run in both the first and
fourth innings. then Sewed up the
game when Johnny WIttig came
home after Dick Bartell $ single
In Philadelphia a four-run at
tack ked out Johnny
HUMPHREYS in the sixth inning
and gave the Athletics a : 10 )
triumph over the Chicago White
SoX
Dem buns 49, officially the
Brooklyn Dodgers lived up to
their reputation IN a game with
the Pittsburgh Pirates when
pitcher Johnny Allen, protesting
decision Of the umpircS became
so excited ne pushed umpire
George Barr around the field until
half a dozen Brooklyn players
stopped him. Allen. Melton. Fitl-
simmons and Webber were elected
The Pirates, incidentally, won 9
TO ;.
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a Strikeouts
Beat Yankees

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over into the box seats. hut
couldn't hold il, the ball dropping
into the stands
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Boon 10 Tennis

Federal authorities have author
lied the manufacture Of limited
number Of tennis balls TO keep the
sport going.
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Photo hy Times stan photographic

trainer O'Donncll put him up on a
mud runner named SCrooge. II
was the second try for both of
them here and down they came
for little Dougs first victory in
Detroit.
LIVES At HOME
The younGSter really had some
thing 10 grin about as he went
home 10 his folks that night. For
while he is here, Doug lives with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
brennan. at 1888 Prairie.
He has a real cheering section
of his own in his three brothers,
James, rs. who is q senior at Lin
coin High; Lawrence, 13, and
Allen, IL.
II hope I'll give them some
thing more tO cheer about before
I'm through" said Douglas yes
tcrday.
He did just an hour later
when he came gallopinG home or
tiddlerS Bit, the days long shot
at So so straight.
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O'NeilI Predicts:
Team That Can Knock OF Fair Winning Streak
Can Grab Close Pennant Race

NEW YORK. May % (UP)A
Manager Steve O'Neill of the
Tigers crystalizes the American
League pennant race in this
fashion:
"The club that can step out
and knock off fair winning
streak will win the pennant, be-
cause the other clubs will knock
each other Off"
The pennant race is that close,
he explains.
ONeill, who might be called
the laughing boy of baseball,
makes this prediction after hav-
ing tangled with all clubs in the
circuit.
What about those Yanks?
O'Neill shifted in his hotel
lobby chair and admitted;
II don't know much about
them-eXcept that they don't
seem 10 be As strong as usual.
However, l must rate them well
up in our strongest opposition,
along with Cleveland, Washing
ton and 81. Louis"
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TRAINER DISCOVERS JOCKEY HERE
brennan, Y, Of Detroit, Shows Promise
BY LEWIS II, WALTER

II was q smsbiHy morning ig5
about "a year ago shat BrHaI
steele. starter AZ me Detroit rae,
track walked up 20 Leo o Donnell
who trains the horses OF Mrs
Frank q. NaND s Tall Trees
stable.
DO YOU see that young>ter
coming zap the track on that
chestnut 90 sand Steele well,
YOU should grab him, Leo. and
make a real Jockey Of him.
w ho II he %" asked the Nayin
Trainer
II don't know" said Steele.
"But / Just saw him take "A
horse out of that gate and that
boy has something 10 start with.
You'd hotter grab him
cor HIS START
Leo ODouucII did grab hlm
THAT how Douglas brennan ~
ycar-oId DgtloIt youugStcr. EoLhls
start with tno Tall Trees Stable.
Not the hest Jockey m the world,
tll> utNc 91-poundcr who has
ridden four winners this season.
But hos game, intelligent and
Trainer ODonncll a former rider
mnk, he'll be a real good horse
hacker
Young Doug brennan wasn't
exactly a green hand when Leo
took him but ne wasn't far away.
He'd been around the race tracks
2 year. had left Lincoln High of
Ferndale 20 take a Job with Cy
Baxter, Lexington KY horse
man. az the Detroit track.
He'd gone with Baxter 10 Thistle
Down. Lexington. New Orleans
and back 10 Lexington again IN
the spring
EXERCISE Roy
Quite a little Whirl for Is
yCar-old NounCStcr. but he d hit
the road enough, so he quit Baxter
there and came on home lie
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