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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Learned to Swim

1t. Charley Gehringer had
20 learn 10 swim 20 get the job
Of teaching swimming at St.
Nary's Naval Pre-Flight School
in California. The lieutenant
also Will teach basketball q.
New York telephone company
gave out the series scores,
coupled with its regular service.
Overcrowdcd New Yor k
hotels sent custome rs 10
Newark hotels Official
series scorers are Gordon Cob
dledicF cleveland Plain
Dealer. Ken Smith New York
Mirror and Martin Nike
Haley est. Louis Globe-Demo-
craft.
Jack Malancy Boston PosO
Is the new president OF the
Baseball Writers OF America,
succeeding Cobbledick There
is danger even in the dugout;
Johnny Hopp spiked himself
slightly in the ankle when he
jumped up from the bench 10
shout Al Walker Cooper when
the Cardinal catcher lost Max
Larier's wild pitch in The first
game
Billy Evans president Of the
Southern Association. was
around press headquarters here
Dragging that he went 20 the
same high school as Frankie
SinkWich In Youngstown.
"NOt at the same time. Of
course" the handsome one
time big league umpire and
manager explained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Youngest Player. IA.
Tries Out With Wings
By LEWIS II. WALTER

OUT ~ Saskatchewan. which
most Dotro.ters picture dimly as
a Scolrce of wheat and hockey
players has como q blast against
tHc rouDul of cradles ny National
Hockey League clubs in desperate
search Of youthful stars
The world champion Red Wings
are grabbing 'em IN Ontario. To-
day prize rookie comes out of
IslIngton and IF Robert Robertson
the latest Red Wing recruit
makes the grade. he viii be the
youngest player In history
Robertson. big S.X-footer who
was throwing hts $50 pounds
around on 'he defense ~ practice
this morning al Olympia Is only
Is years old Ee won't be IS
until December He PLAYED ban
cam hockey last year
Child labor authorities NAV
cock an eyebrow. Truant officers
msy flash their badges az the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

The Notre Dame football squad
will stop at Jackson tonight and
move into Ann Arbor about noon
tomorrow.
1t was a determined bunch that
completed practice yesterday.
Coach Frank Leahy has convinced
them their 55 10 13 victory over
Georgia Tech means nothing now.
OVerConfdence was the one
factor worrying Leahy He had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Purdue Awaits Grant

LAFAYETTE. Ind Oct. s
GNS)-A light polishlng-of drill
was ordered for the Purdue
Boilermakers today in prepare
ton for tomorrow's Dads Day
battle AZ Lafayette with the
Camp Grant warriors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
LAYTON CARVER,
ms sports Editor

They Yankees don't think
the series is over yet. They
know by this time that YOU
have 10 win games before YOU
can Count them. AN
"Aud they are CogniIant, Of
what this Cardinal club can
and might do, hut they also
figure that the Cards have 10
catch them now by winning
three OUT az fOur--Or lcss--tO
be PLAYED AT 81 Louis.
The Nanks look like a club
about to play lot of baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
TdIesFIy dtU.M.;;
.Hirsth May Play
0nIyPartofTin
Nv BOB MURPHY

ANN ARBOR. oct. s You can
hear almost anything YOU want
10 hear m This excited town today
regarding tomorrow.S meeting be-
tween Michigan and Notre Dan
You get one story that Ehoy
HIrSch. one of the nations stand
OUT stars a year ago at Wisconsin,
isn't being considered IN Mich
.san's plans for the Irish. Coach
Fritz CriSler gave this one out
on checking closer with Fred
Dclano the Michigan publicity
agent. YOU are told that HirSch
won't start. but he likely will play
al least part OF the game.
Next YOU hear Bill Daley has
been shifted 10 the tailback posi-
ton and Bob Wiese restored 10
tho fullback job.
Somebody then happens along
and says Jack Wink. the Badger
quarterback Of a year ago, but
who has PLAYED only a short time
in each Of Michigan'S games, will
uncork a passing attack that will
be a dilly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Funeral for Coopers'
Dad Set Tomorrow

INDEPENDENCE. Mo, oct s
GNS) 2Funeral services for the
Cooper boys dad will be held to-
morrow afternoon, his widow an
aounced as she awaited the
arrival from New York of her IA
nous sons
Morton. his wife and Walkers
wife were en- route by train, while
Walker. who caught yesterdays
game for the Cards, was en- route
by plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

fielding for the Rome Colonies
Coach BuZzy Wares dean uf
The Cardinal Official family. was
q star athlete a Kalamazoo
College wears and years ago. Nt
The Mort and Walk Cooper
battery recalled that Mike and
Jack O.Neill. brothers Of steve,
formed n famous battery, for
tto same Cardinals back IN
1902. Marty Marion when
lG years old jumped off 2 %
foot ewhankwent and caught
a compound fracture 0f 'te
right jos which took ~ stitches
ana cast and nearly ruined his
career as an athlete Stats IS
The son Of gs..rosd hreman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Shamrocks Play Rouge

Catholic Central. Detroit high
school football champion, and
River Rouge. both unbeaten so far
this season. meet AZ s o'clock to-
night at L. Of y. Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Standouts on a high
scoring Notre Dame team
this season are these three
gridders. They'll be the
ones to watch when the
Irish play u. Of NJ. at Ann
Arbor tomorrow. Below IS
julius Rykovich, last year
a frosh at Illinois; center,
Creighton Miller, starting
left half, and Angelo Ber-
tell, the passing wizard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
ART COHN-GNS)

John Hdrland Lindell led viii
his chin yesterday and decided
the World Series game, maybe
the series,
AS I came I'm Go third I
saw KuroWski already had the
ball in his glove" Lindell said.
later He was blocking the
bag and I had To do something.
80 I went I'm head-frst, my chin
hit his forehead and | heard
bells ringing in my noggin -.
Gosh. ne has a hard head"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

sPaf'sd for kuroWski In ninth.
rBAtted for BoroVy IA eighth.
g. Lour tSL) o00 200 ooo---2
New York tALl o10 00l 0ix-s
Runr-MusiRl. Rurowski Crosstti. johns
son Keller Lirdei BcrOwy, StirrpelsR.
Efrors-WalkeT Marion KuroVth !.
Runs hattsd ln--I3tvhiler 2 Johnson =.
Gordon. Ettsn. Tvo-bAss hits-WslksT,
Kurowski. Borovy. Thrse-hAss hlt--John-
son. sacrifice-Cr0setti. Double plays
Crosetti 10 Gordon 20 Fttsn. Marion -
Klein 20 Sanders. Earned runs-st. LOUIS
2. Sew York 3. Left On bases--st. Louis
p, New York 4 Bases ~ halls--QN
B9rowy g. Oft Brszls ?. strikeouts--BS
Brszs T. by B0roVy 4 by Murphy ],
Pitching surnmary-ON Borowy q hts, 4
runs In inning; or BrsEls hits
runs In ~ innings or Murphy hits.
runs n ~ innings or Murphy hts,
q runs In I inning off Krist ! HI. o
nuns In No inning (pitched 20 one batter
or Brccheen nits 4 runs IN y inning.
Winning philanthropy. Losing pitcher
--Brazo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
ANGELO BERTELLI
Leahy Won't Change
Irish Starting Ill
BY EDGAR HAYES

NOTRE DAME s-Thirty-fve perfectly conditioned well
today the first lap of jour
University Of Michigan Stadium for another chance at the
at Pnesf 10 o Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

birthday 4.
and on Tues
day got a
single and a
new baby
born in San
Francisco A..
home of the
Gro sett s.
T h q CroSet-
lis also have
a daughter
y i X Q
W a ! L q = If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-GNs

81 was one Of the experts who
figured the Cards 10 win in six
heats. But like the old lady who
stayed three days in the beauty
parlor. this puts n different face
on the subject. This Johnson
lad figured larger than eggs in
a bakery. II was his triple in
the eighth that scored three
runs and sent IS-azle tiptOeing
through the tulips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

can LtdBucln
proclaiming Bill
J o h n S on the
leading candi-
d ate for top
honors in ( h G
series.
The 25-year-
old j o h n S on,
S @ Elm G action
for h @ first
time in b a S O.
balls blue rib
bon event. was
the big gun in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
His Game-Winning Single Puts
Them Game Ahead; Travel Today {,
BY LEO MACDoNELL

EN- ROUTE TO ST. LOUIS s-Nlarus Russo New York
outhpaw Max Cardinal who hurled the first game
possibly Sundays fourth the
teams entrained for ST. Louis where
Joe McCarthys inspired Amer-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Crose++i Week

Frank CtoSetti had an eX-
citing week in New York ..
The veteran Yankee infielder on
Monday celebrated his 33rd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Series
ScriIDeS
Say:
CAswELL ADAMs-UNs)

VIZ " A@H1H1 4hH'tHt'I' NG''''I
The YankS spotted an open door
yesterday and Immediately roared
through. That eighth inning may
have told the story of the series.
At any rate, the YankS are now
$40 favorites for the series and
SIS 10 win the next game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Cosmos Begin
Title Defense

Hamtramck High, Metropolitan
League football champion, opens
defense Of its crown today against
Highland Park at Keyworth Sta
dunn
The tilt is one Of five league
games on todays schedule.
Cooley west side winner. tan
giles with Mackenzie AZ Y. D.
Stadium in tomorrows feature,
The Metro schedule:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Series Schedule

oct. Yankees 1. Cardinals ,.
Oct. Cardinals 1. New York 3.
Oct. New York s. Cardinals ,.
Oct. 10-Yankees AZ ~. Louis.
Oct. 1l--Yankees at ST Louis (iO
Oct. 12-Yankees at 81. Louis (iD.
oct. l3-YankecS az 81. Louis tiG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
ToMoRROM,s CAME

Mackenzie vs. Cooley A. Y, n sp m
ChAdsey az Northwestern 2 Wilbur
Wright A. Southwestern. 80 Southeastern
VS. Northesstern, Mack PARK 1880 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
ToDAY's GAMES

II. Inland PARK vs. Hamtramck Key.
worth stadium 400 Northern a. DENLY
( 90 T. % n High At Central, 3 90
BEDFORD w. Western Southwestern Field
3.85, Pershing vs. Eastern, Mack Park
Z 80 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08


the Yankees crushing defeat OF
the Cardinals, 6 to 2, at Yankee
Stadium yesterday.
Big gun of the day. Johnson'S
booming three-bagger cleaned the
bases and made victory secure. II
was one OF two hits Bill bagged
in the game TO give him five in II
official trips 10 the plate.
That's an ambitious showing
and his All average makes the
rookie top hitter in the series.
Besides three runs driven in, john
son also has scored three.
RECORD CROWD
A record World Series crowd
OF 5000, which topped last years
mark by IS customers. roared it's
approval OF JohnSon's laundering
triple.
The wallop came when Alpha
Brazle. the Cardinals sensational
left-hander and also a recruit.
seemed TO have the Yankees
pretty well handcuffed. He had
allowed the Yankees only three
hits in seven innings.
But the Card finger cracked
after his support collapsed in the
fatal eighth. With four errors
sprinkled through the game, the
Cards gave Brazle wretched sup
port. Even the usually brilliant
Marty Marion made an error.
The trio Of markers driven home
by Johnson gave the Yankees a
one-run margin sufficient 10 win
the game. But the ambitious Yam
KEGS tossed in A couple OF more
ITALICS for good measure. They
don't believe In rationing. Not in
'rationing Yankee runs, at least
REVENGE SWEET
Hank BOrowy was the winning
pitcher and II was sweet revenge
for Fordham's gift 10 the Yankees.
who was mercilessly dubbed out
Of game by the self-same Cardi-
nails in the series last fall.
1 Alley Donald was charged with
/ the 1912 defeat but il was Bo-
rowy who took the worst licking.
/ Hank gave up only six hits in
eight frames yesterday. Except
for one inning, he was master OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
PLAYS EITHER

the fullback position, which he
handled so capably year ago, or
the quarterback and blocking
back position. which he has
handled this year.
II will not be surprising. with
Wink in the game. 10 see Wiese
AT fullbaCk. Captain White al one
half. Bill Daley at the other half
and Wink doing the quarterback
chores.
Michigan seems 10 have scared
in spirits for this game. Crisler
has told them in no uncertain
terms they must he lot better
than they were week ago at
Evanston 10 win.
Actually, the Wolverines knew
this without any word from the
learned Fritz. A week ago Daley
did everything but coach the
Michigan team and carry the
trunks 70 the station on his back.
Daley will need lot of help this
week.
Those two sparkling second
string backs Wally Dreyer and
Bob NuSSbaumer, are still on the
injured list. NuSSbaumer did not
even don a uniform yesterday.
Michigan's biggest fear seems TO
be in requirements. especially line
requirements.
And there's another thing diff
fcrent this year There will be
no travelling 10 Barton Hills
Country Club 10 spend tho night
before the game. Practically all
Of the squad are members of tho
navy or marine programs It's
lust another night in the barracks
for them.
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RECORD CROWD

Yes. YOU hear all these things.
But there is one thing for sure.
Unless there is a cloudburSt or an
epidemic of smallpox raging in
the community a record crowd
will see the nations top battle
between these two teams.
The all-time record for the
Michigan stadium is S5,0sS. set
for the Ohio State game in 1929.
which Michigan lost. TO. There
will be over $4,000 here Saturday.
Hirsch. it is true, has been
limping in practice this week But
in the secret session held by Girls
Ter yesterday, he was running
signals from halfback position.
When he was out of there. A De-
troit boy, Don Lund, took his
place.
Concerning Daley he has been
taught to play both the tailback
and fullback positions. He did
this AZ Minnesota before coming
to Michigan. And did it very we'll
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Continued on Page 2S)
Bombers Away!
NEW YORK

Totals 81 s2t Is Totals Al & 81
Rated for KuroVski In ninth.
.Eallaa tnr HnrnAN II aLnhLh-
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Frida
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Hurried Editorial lettings

We've discovered that important individual the
humble they usually
America may fOoing her handling of the Oaed
she is Ooing other countries The AXIS propa
ganda boys will see to that
All this excess weight some complaining about
NAV come off by very of national meat ratonng
Negroes who important Negro leader In the
country be orator ought to remain away from puOnc
The new thinker rather than platform
cher accepted Those of who like what the
ministers gravy public figures going to find and
more odays effort become rabble but
facts and logic which makes for puonc
tons Persons who want entertainment solely ought 70 go 10 the
theatre
advisers governmental Washington After looking over
the South generally sent to Washington we
how they feel The Negro member OF the BLACK
Cabinet" for man, woman Tor woman outacnes the
and Congressman intelligence patriotism and
ability from down under after the jobs Of the
Viewers, the Bethunes, the Hornes and others
We fear that the failure of utilize Negro
adequately industry and in the armed forces viii be one Of the
biggest mistakes of the
All of these suddenly anxious give Negroes
opportunity employment secretly this correspondent "a pain
n the neck" especially when they are patroniz1ng!
They the class with those people who afford servants
who suddenly domest desirable and
eathessy call the Urban League other public agency
requesting furnish "a nice clean cooed woman They
they find that such workers cannot be found
the pfuy small people want to pay do
nestle workers.
of the International Harvester who
stood up for prncpe
Raoning came other day when
it was announced gatherings will be rationed
Don't put off that pat dggers pat
the coffin.
with patriotic fervor that we've
all got this war" We've got feeling that the
Juniors back from the not going
with than equal opportunity for mothers
of
Nationwide figures visited Twin Cities in the past
two forward thinking people of the two
impress the visitors that what they
thought they is not mirage on the desert
People public today cheers tOmorrOws
iee prominent the gracefully
a part of his lot-he has arrived
four times in state employ than
girls their political
Negroes county employ than Minneapolis
In fact there Both
towns jobs passed PERIOD
cally.
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LOUISIANA GOVERNOR MUST THINK
COLORED PEOPLE ARE SUPERMEN

Governor H. the South the
Nations problem" article published in the March
6, 1913, of Saturday Evening Post
bmes the greedy Yankee for the and bacardnes
Federal responsible for
of the ills which the South suffers.
the of Louisiana writes "The freight
against South gross the
scandalous."
the superior white people of the South unable
pull themselves their booaps; that they handi
capped injured by the powerful financial interests in the North
In other words the for the dire condition the South is due
outside forces The lack of ability wise responsible according
those admissions the makes
this startling statement:
ambitious South
opportunity himself
LIMITED ONLY ABILITIES"
Evidently believes fellow stepped
everybody better position than the fellow who stepped
by only group.
the South part South forced
share proponatey injustice which that section suffers the
result of discrimination from other
In addition this the Negro is the victim of nqutous laws
Southern As a
the making of the rules regulations
had creating the educational denied
right choice the public
shall his destiny The public health recreaona facilities
which his white brothers matter of closed him
under conditions which insult his
which
enforced destroy his initiative him
less than a
Although live in conditions
the world believe that the Negro South
ONLY BY HIS ABILITIES"
On the other hand the Southern white has absolute control
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Park & Tilford Import Corp.

Park & Tilford Import Corp.
In this connection the Pepsi-Cola
Co. is even expanding as is Nehi-
Corp. with Royal Crown Cola-so
much so that they may be consid-
cred first in the Negro market.
When the market is thought of in
terms of dollars and cents, it is in
teresting to know that in 1889 the
29,S27 Negro-owned retail stores
realized sales of ST., 100000. In
this group more than 1000 stores
are purveyors of groceries, meats
and vegetables. For that year Ne
gro consumers spent $1,20O,000 for
toothpaste; $2S,OO0,OOO for paint;
1915, 100000 for automobiles, of
which $3.50 were new car sales. In
durable goods the estimated pur-
chases by Negro consumers were in
excess of $300,0O0,0O0.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the dear friends
for their kindness shown during the
illness of my beloved husband,
William Graham, and for the SYM
pathy and comforting messages dur
ing my bereavement caused by his
death. We wish to especially thank
Rev. A. ]. Irvine, Rev. T. B. Stovall,
Rev. ]. C. Claybourne, St. Peter
church choir, and Mrs. E. Simms
and Mrs. Jenkins, soloists. We ap-
preciated the beautiful floral Of
ferings. We thank Anchor Hilyer
Lodge, A. T. A. M; Great North
ern Dining Car Employees; Bible
class; Pastors Aid; Pride of the
West Chapter, o. E. S.; Dining Car
Employees Union, Local SIG, auxil-
larry and we thank those who fur
nished cars.
Mrs. Anna Graham,
Wife, and Relatives.
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More On the Red Cross

need look farther than OF the surviving
Negro World the resistance
Negroes drive These the Red Gross IN
World exhibited vicious prejudice No national Negro
leader support Red Cross today with its segregated blood
pasma establishment of separate canteen and clubs
in England.
leadership generally realistic attitude towards
Red the people NOT to join the Red Cross
urge TO the Red Cross 1t asks the Negro
good Judgment The Negroes who on usually
send protest along with this the stua
ton thousands of farnded white citizens who
the weak policy being pursued by the national body are
made of it
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Jones, Parsons, Kans., Miss Anne
Horris, Minneapolis.
The Mr.. and Mrs. club was host
at a 5 p. m. tea at the church last
Sunday. A large delegation from
the Redeemer Lutheran and Cal
vary Evangelical churches was in
cluded in the large attendance Mr..
Oscar Frye, organist, and Miss
Anne Horris, vocalist, appeared on
the program. Miss l. Myrtle Car
den introduced the guest speaker,
DR.. H. B. Hanson, phychiatrist.
His subject was "The Impact of the
War on Marital Relations" Mines.
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james T. Logan.

Insure getting the local news
weekly by Uncle Sans pOstman-
Call Midway 834O.-advt.
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Of the respective state governments in the South.
He has created public
has full command He spends in this wast system from five
ten times much for the education Of his children he permits
to be spent for the education of Negro children.
Not only does he control all the political power the
States but he has tremendous voice in the of
The white South practically the Navy and Army the United
States Pathetic sound the ideals and theories the
South dominate the Nations capital The daughters
white South have job opportunities both Washington
that no Negro even hope to attain.
The considers the facts the ridiculous appears
statements of Governor Jones' The white
the foregoing advantages beyaches concerning
him and alleges that he SUFFERS of lack ability
but because of Yet the Negro who suffers all
aforementioned disadvantages is mted
DOES NOT MAKE SENSE.
The truth is that the South the Nations
moral problem because of the white mans shortcomings
mainly his lack of ability appreciate dignity
The white South devotes much of its thinking
keep the Negro ain his place" that has little
strucve planning which would make section
and ideal climate the garden of the world
-Philadelphia Tribune
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Visitors were Mrs. Mary Robins,
Fl. Payne, Ala, Mr.. Raymond
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Friday, March &c, 1913

Alberta Davis and Cora Moore pre-
sided at the tea table. Mrs. Evelyn
Brent was general chairman. Mrs.
Aldonia Anderson is president.
The discussion at the University
of Life meeting was care Inter
racial Marriages Feasible?" led by
CYRUS Lewis and Gloria Williams.
The pastors subject, March %,
will be 81 Am the Door," The
University of Life will meet at
$3.50 p. m.
The quarterly meeting service
will be held at st. James April a.