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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-21
Fights
Last Night
Nv IN. Associated Press

AT NASHUA, N. H-Steve
Kronis, 127l2, Boston, knocked
out Chuck Jackson, 1913, u. S.
Army (3); frankie Ross, 149,
Boston, knocked out Bobby
Josephs, 143, Providence (2).
AT WASHINGTON - Aaron
Perry, 142, Washington, knock
ed out Lew Hanbury, 1877,
Washington 90; Pat Giordani
las, Toronto, outpointed Sonny
Wilson, 152, Brooklyn co.;
Jackie Corbett, 172, Washington,
knocked out Jim Johnson, l73,
Washington co..
AT PORTLAND, Me.-Boyo
Mallon, Isl, British Navy, out
pointed Oscar Suggs, $50, New
port, r. /. 90; Fern Pelletier,
1872, Lewiston, outpointed
Johnny Coe, l35, Medford,
Mass. 90.
AT HIGHLAND PARK, N. j.
Joe Carter. l61, Rome, N. Y,
outpointed Tiger Lou Jones, 1865,
Augusta, Ga. (8); Jerry Cour-
son, 1873, Valley Stream, N. Y,
knocked out Jimmy Morrison,
lao, Newark ca; Larry Fon-
tana, 100, Brooklyn, knocked
out Billy Porcell, l52, New
York (2).
AT BOSTON-Ossie Dull
dog Harris, 164 Il, Pittsburgh,
outpointed Jimmy Elliott, 165 Il,
Baltimore (10O; Charlie Parn-
ham, $50, Milwaukee, knocked
out Billy Brown, lat, Hartford
(2); Stanley Ketchell, 14l, Hart
ford, outpointed Billy Shelton,
1884,, Pittsburgh (6); Charlie
Backofen, 1877, Rockville, Conn,
eutpeinted Sammy Hawkes.,
l67, Newington. Conn. (6).
AT FALL RIVER, Mass. -
Tommy Greb, 1913, Boston,
knocked out Eddie Moniz, 1870,
Fall River p; Ralph Sunny
Regan. 1862, Boston, knocked
out Carl Schultz, 1853, Hart
ford 90.
AT NEW HAVEN, Conn -
Willie Pep, 1921, Hartford,
outpointed Harold (Snooks)
Lacey, 1877, New Haven G0);
Herman Badger, l72, New
Haven, knocked out Johnny
(Biff) Jones, 1913, Hartford Cd.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-21

suspending publication Of the
newspapers for printing articles
from criticized censorship pol
icy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-21
From where | sit .. by Joe Marsh
Soldiers Wives and
Postwar Married Life

life perfect. There1l be the same
domestic problems, the same
complications and adjustments,
as always
That's where tolerance r. 60.
Ing to be mighty important
Tolerance for a husband who
spills ashes on the carpet some
times. Tolerance for a wife who
spends a little too much money
for a funny.looking hat Yes,
tolerance Is a mighty good fOun-
dalton for any marriage.
MsM 'u<
right, 1874, BrcsOing Industry Foundation
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-21

The test of democracy lies
above all else in the protection
given to minorities TO preserve
their liberties, their integrity
and their self-respect under the
rule OF a majority Assistant
u. s. Attorney General Norman
NJ. Littell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-28
u. :, Planes
In Ihrcc~Way
Europe Blow

Rom" .Iurr *. ~" Thr
iirrt ihi"r ~, shuttle bombing
"rrrItI"u- "i III" Iuu"urru wrr
wrr" fi~,l"scd ipdiy
IuIi"d ~t'tr- "rahth .iir i"f'"
'"rir"~~r~. iruk uii ~ Eu~riIn
hi~cN. hnrIhrd o rniirh oil r..
iin"rN Iud lrud"d m it'lN.
III" tnrtrr.,c, started from
England June y pLrtIriphi"d
IN ih" -"rumh Nmcririu i~~iuIl
iGdIu~t Ecrlru md Landed 81
Russian lirld~ ~ The eastern
command
Mustangs r-,nrtrd the I"iN
"m N"udI,.- iIr-m from Eu'
~Ii. d.dii,t o refinery - mlI'>
N"ut!n,c>i -, iw"w. ~ ola -.
Land. Nin, ">pi",i"u> Ind i'f'~
were reported there WI '"i'
rcNNc~ and thci, "~,"ii, were re
ported Ia have romuiri"d 'h'"
mi .'r".
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-06-28
NAI5 q z EkN e

IOE \DEIu NEpiENN
IuilN rluUh' ,uufsruid
rriIrt hot t"rr.hi uud IHuE.
dty. with utdrI .,riirr'd
..hnVlrI-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07
(Nadaljevanje)

Med rdecimi ustnicami je imela
bel glogov cvet, ma prsih Sc il
je lesketalo med rumenimi ko-
ravdami malo ogledalce. Zivah-
no stopa po poti, da ina peroti,
bi zletela, deviske prsi Sc il
vzdigajo, oci il zare; da nina V
sustih cveta, bi zapela kakor skr-
jancek. Ia deklico je stopal po-
casi starec, grbast in sub. Ma
temnem, upadlem lieu 81 videl
sledove belle brade in neki mir XII
je voljan vse prestati, preboleti
vsako bol; mir, XII ne vprasa,
pozna Ii razliko med sreco in
nesreco. Starcu je bill siroki,
raztrgani klobuk zlezel ma vrat,
ma hrbtu mu je visela kakor bre-
me vreca in OBJ nogi mu je tol-
kla pisana torba. Bill je siromak,
a postenjak. Predno sta ia diva
izginila IL pred oci ljudem pred
Gregoricevo koco, zaklice Kata-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov L. j.
rina glasno izpod lope:

rina glasno izpod lope:
"Ej, jana! Kan tako let's ii
in tvoj ocka, kakor da vaju ne
Sc veter?"
"Hvala "a vprasanje, botra
Kata, domov greva il vasi," od-
vrne deklica, vrtec cvetko med
ustnicami in Sc ustavi, starec
pa nekaj zamrmra.
"A kakSna turska sila vas ca
ka doma?" izpregovori zopet
Kata, "zavijta jo malo k nam,
vem, da Jurku ne DO skodovala
kapljica Goljaka."
Starec Sc nasmehne in priki-
ma z glavo, mrmrajoc zopet ne
kaj besedi.
mo, pa V imenu bozjem, ne
della je in botra Kata je dobra
dusa."
Oce in hci jo zavijeta ma dvo-
risce.
"Hvaljen Bog in Matt bozja!'
pozdravi deklica goste in starec
zamrmra "a MO:
"Hvaljen Bog!"
"Amen!" odzdravi Eliza; "se-
di Jurko, sedi! Phi, kolikor Sc
ii poljubi!"
Starec krene z glavo ma ono
stran, odkoder mu je prisel Cd
zdrav, dvigne kvisku obraz, ka-
kor da bi rad videl gospodarja
Sc nasmehne in hvalezno rece
bog ii povrni, Elija!"
Hcerka mu odmota medten
torbo s hrbta, vzame mu klo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07

je. Ma Susjedu je pomrl YES
moski rod, ostala je samo ena
deklica - Dora, imenovali so
jo 'lepo Doro," ker je bila kra-
sna kakor bell sneg in rdeca ja-
coda, a srce je imela kacje, kri
gresno, in ako je zapazila kje
mladenica - maj 81 je bill pie
mic ali kmet - privila ga je k
sebi in ga drzala z nohtmi, do
kler mu nj izsesala krvi, a po-
tenn ga je, da bi je ne imela
sramota "a prico, ma skrivnem
zastrupila. Pod Susjedom je Ii
vela starka, revna vdova, a ime-
la je podporo, edinega sina. Bill
je krepak in lep, da mu nj bill
par noben knez po cell kralje-
vini. Tudi MEGA je zapazila Do
ra. Odklenkalo mu je. Lep je
bill mladenic, lepa tudi Dora.
Pridobila 81 ga .je. Ko kri po-
divja, Sc ne vprasa, kaj je pie
menito, kaj je kmecko. Smo
pac ljudje. Opominjala je ma
ii sina; Cuvaj Sc kace! Da! To-
da, kako Sc hos cuval, &c 81 pa
slep in gluh. Enkrat gre sin V
grad. Vsaki dan je hodil tia
kaj. Matt caka do poldneva, a
sina nj; caka do mraka, nj ga !;
caka do zore, a Sc vedno ga nj.
Zaskrbelo jo je. Vedela je, da je
kaca gladka in pisana, da ina
svetle oci - toda strupene 20
be. Poda Sc v grad; prerine Sc
do Dore. Vprasa jo "a racun, "a
zivljenje, "a sina. Dora Sc "a
'krohota. "Neumnica," rece, "bi-
la sem ga ze sta, zlomil 81 je
vrat, isci njegove kosti." "Gor-
je!" zakrici matt in rece: 20,
sramotna zenska! Da sc ne bi
bila nikoli rodila! Ne morem ii
storiti nicesar, ker 81 krepka,
JAZZ pa slabotna starka, toda to
more Bog, XII vse vidi in vse slisi.
(Datje pranodnjtc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07
Mali oglasi
Imo+e zdrovniske
predpise

Ko vam zdravnik predpise
zdravila, je vazno,, da so ista
skrbno. in pravilno sestavljena.
Nasa lekarna je "a natancno in
dobro sestavo zdravniskih pred
pisov, prejela ze stir trofeje.
Prinesite vase predpise k nam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07

to in debele solze il stopijo V
oci.
"Ah!" rece Jana plaho, "An-
dreju JAZZ ne verujem, Andrej
Sc zlaze, kadar zine.'
RES je, potrdi Gusetic, XII je
doslej YES cas- mirno gledal
pred Sc. Deklica stopi "a korak
nazaj, nepremicno motrec s
solznimi ocmi Katarino.
"Da, da, Jana, to pot Sc An
6drej in zlagal," pritrdi Kata-
rina. Deklica ne rece nicesar, q
z roko Sc prime "a srce.
"Gospa Ursula Sc res seli?'
vprasa Jurko, dvignivsi glavo
in odprSi usta. "KakSne so te
novice? Cemu Sc sell, in kdo pri-
de mesto ME semkaj? Varuj
mas Bog vsakega fla - a meni
Sc nabira kri pred ocmi. Tudi
JAZZ sem slisal V vasi Cd strani,
da bodo gospodarili ma Susjedu
samo Batorijevci, in da start
gospodarji gredo stran. Retem
vam. mOzie, da bO hudo. JAZZ
sem star in vem to dobro. Veil
ko hudih let je re slo cez mojo
sivo glavo, kakor voda cez kam-
ne potoku, in &c bi hotel pre-
Steti vse one temne dneve, XII jih
je dozivel start Susjed, bi mo-
raj pokupiti vse prste celega
sveta. &c lie nj tn vines Dora !"
"Kaksna Dora?" vprasa ra-
dovedno Andrej.
"Ti jo pac poznas, Andrej,"
odvrne slepec, "saj sluzis gra-
du."
"JaZ pOznam samO naso de-
belo mlekarico Doro IL Jakov-
lja,' Sc nasmeje sluga, "huda
je, Boga mi, in kar ma mestu me
je opraskala, ko sem hotel po-
gledati, ce so il ze zrastle obr-
vi; toda radi te debeluhinje
vendar ne bo prislo nesrecno le-
to mad YES kraj."
lie rogaj Sc starcu, ii ku-
jon IT, rece zlovoljno starec !;
''kaJ neki We tvoja neizkusena
glava, kaj da Sc je godilo v onih
starih cash. To so babje pray
ljice, ne RESP"
cali, oce Jurko, tudi JAZZ ne
vem kdo je ia Dora, a je gotovo
re dvajset let, odkar sem Sc tn
naselil in bill sem ze gotovo sto-
krat v gradu," rece Eliza.
"Kaj tudi ti?" Sc nasmeje
Jurko, "vi ste slepci, vi, a JAZZ
dobro vidim. Sedite blizje, da
vam povem,' rece starec poti-
hem.
"Bilo je davno - pred mno-
| gimi dedi in pradedi, &c ne pre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07

Knpujte vaj1e bp91e Il ve1ns.v,ste-
saIns snanks, o. bo IfnDe6i 90 9. 80
oit5ts n ~, kar sls prse1snvI1ki
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07

Jurko potegne dvakrat IL MEGA,
tleskne jezikom, da rihtarju'
nazaj vrc in 81 obrise 2 roka-
vom brke.
Jana lett skokoma po stopni-
cab k 'botri Kati in Sc prisloni
k njej ma zid, ne menec Sc, da
| jo je gizdavi Andrej Horvat
kar jedel z ocmi. 49,
"Kako je Jurko?" vprasa Eli
ia, "od Velike noci tie re nisem
videl."
"Kako mi je?" Sc nasmehne
starec, "kakor je travi brez ro-
Sc, tako je cloveku brez oci.
Nihce ii ne jemlje prostosti, a
zaprt 81, pred teboj je pot ma
konec sveta, a ne mores niti "a
ped naprej. Hudo je, ljubi lju-
die, hudo, ko ne vidis ne solnca,
ne meseca"in ne belega dne. Dol
go me nisi videl, da, da! Ne no.
dim okoli. In cemu tudi? sCe nj
mas vida, zakaj bi lazil po svetu
in kazal svojo revscino? Toda
kljub temu hvalim .Boga "a to,
samo, da je pri meni Jana, mo-
ia Jana. Proslega meseca je BIZ
10 deset let, odkar so mi crne
koze vzele vid. Moja ranjka je
Sc zivela. Jana pa je skakala pc
dvoriscu "a piSceti. Srecen sem
bill takrat. Videl sem solnce in
zeleno travo, videl sem zdrava
kmecka lica in Boga ma oltar-
ju. Sedaj pa nic,. prav mic. ze-
ma mi je umrla, videl nisem niti
njenega groba, samo, kadar me
privede Jana ma pokopaliSce,
otipljem kriz na grobu svoje
ranjke zene. Da, Jana, to vam
je dusa, boter Eliza. Z njenimi
ocmi gledam, njene roke me
hranijo, po njenem sledu no.
dim, Bog je blagoslovi! Da nj
mann ME, bi ali umrl, ali pa -
Bog mi odpusti greh - znorel. y
ALI dragi ocka," zakrici de-
klica in zardi, "cemu vedno pred
vsem svtom govorite meni
Sto drugih stvari je ia svetu, in
ali mar nisem vaSa hci?"
"Toda take, Janica, kakor 81
ii, nina svet, nj je cd Zagreba
do Brdovca."
'Pusti, JANA rece Kata in
pogladi deklici glavo, maj 60
vori oce, sal govori resnico. Do
brote Sc nj treba sramovati, in
kdor della dobro starisem, ia
81 gradi pot V nebesa. Dal Bog,
da bi bill otroci tvojega botra
Ellie taksni, kakor 81 IT,"
''Lepo krSCenko VAN je dial
Bog, boter Eliza" Sc nasmeje
Andrej, "a Jurkov zet ne DO
dobil trnja "a klobuk. Cuj, ia
ma, tt imas bistrejSe oci, kakor
tvoj oce, ali SO ze katerikrat
zadele OBJ moske brke?"s
Deklica pobesi oci in ne odgo-
vori nicesar, a mesto ME rece
Kata:
me brusite jezika, Andrej
Kaj Vas brigajo Jaime oci!
Morda mislite, da so ogledalce
"a Vase brezobrazno lice. Ia
trava ne raste "a Vas, in hva-
lite Boga, ako Vam da sreco
danes ali jutri, da 81 zataknete
koprivo "a klobuk. Pozna sc
Yam, da Sc vedno meSate med
: gospodo in da poslusate una
zane besede. Sram Vas bodi!"
"No, no, botra Kata," odvrne
Andrej mirneje, "kako, da Vas
je moja sala tako zbodla v ST.
ce? Post je minul, minule SO
vecernice in jerk lahko presto
govori. A, cuj, Jana, kaj bos "a
celia sedaj? Tvoja gospodinja Sc
sell v Stubico in I MO tudi 60
spice Kata, Anastazija in Zofi.
ca, tvoja sestra po mleku. H
komu bos hodila sedaj v grad,
kdo te DO obdaroval?"
! Deklica pobledi, pogleda Ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-07
Kupi Sc klayirie

PlaGa Sc najvisjo ceno v gotovi-
nj "a vas Grand, Spinet ali mai
hen Upright klavir. Poklicite|
N. o. MATTLTN, 2027 Euclid
Ave-, Prospect 1853.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-14

marked" GOODNESS and calmness of
the colored soldiers who Showed no
fear of any danger involved"
Col. Nixon informed that on the
morning in question he arrived at
about 5 am. in the vicinity of the
depot (which had been previously
bombed by the enemy who apparent
ly had used a number of the bombs.
At the time I arrived, large units of
ammunition were exploding and
pieces of metallic fragments were
passing overhead.
"The first personnel l found were
some colored soldiers and non-com-
missioned officers. These men
showed no fear of any danger in
volved although they did show prop
er caution in passing close to the
exploding area"
'All the personnel l saw in the
area were calm, collected, and this
was very marked among the colored
troops" the citation continued.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-14
Ordnance Unit Cited For
(ooIness Under Fire

SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE,
Sept. IA (ANP)-High praise has
been handed down for Negro SOL
diers in the command of 1t. Col. NJ.
l. Booknnan for their conduct under
enemy fire. The commendation was
signed by Col. I. II. Nixon, COM
manding officer Of an ordnance de-
partment regiment here.
The troops who were subjected
to bombardment at a front line army
depot and were later exposed to frag-
ments from exploding time bombs
received this citation in the form of
a circular of commentator issued
by Col. Nixon's headquarters. Spe-
cial attention was called to the
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-14
HOTEL CHEF INJURED

John Gossey, Al, of 1910 Home
avenue, caught his right hand in
machinery in the kitchen of the Van
Cleve Hotel, yesterday afternoon,
where he is employed as a chef. He
underwent surgery for cut tendons
at Miami Valley Hospital, attaches
reported and that he is in fair con-
dition.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-14
SWp HOSPITAL OPENS
RECREATION HALL
By Conrad Clark

SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUI-
NEA, Sept. IA (ANP)-Last
weekend l attended the initial op-
ening of the only overseas all
Negro stated hospital, here in New
Guinea.
To give the opening somewhat
of a more formal dressing, in con-
trast to the jungle surroundings,
the commanding officer of the hos
pital, Maj. Arthur H. Simmons of
Washington and his staff of Of
ficers gave an informal party for
his officers and the nurses.
Among the guests were 1t. Col.
DeMaurico Moses, commanding Of
ficer of a Negro ack ack unit, and
members of his staff; Capts. Eileen
Brady, base chief nurse and Nancy
Makins, assistant base chief nurse.
1t. Robert D. Williams of the ia
nous 93rd division, and 1t. (JG)
Thomas D. Watkins, chief steward
Of a victory ship, of Lamita, Cal.
1t. Watkins, who holds his rank
in the maritime commission, is an
ex-navy man, and has been in the
Navy for more than 30 years.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-14

THE DAILY BULLETIN
Combined With Ohio Express
Vol. 3-NO. Thursday, Sept. IA
1888 West Fifth ST., Dayton, Ohio
HE 2172
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National Negro Publishers Assn.
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Interstate United Newspapers, Inc.
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New York, N. 7.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
SAMMY HUGHES
BEATS DUBS IN
BLOODY FIGHT

Blood, blood. and blood. il spilled
-''4'-efe the-ftHS- and srearcd Ret
cree Sam HencSseyS white shirt
II all started from sharp left labs
which cut a cash in the middle Of
me forehead OF Harvey Dubs. 1873
pound Windsor hurricane and the
PRIDE OF the Canadian Navy. and
continued 10 stream for ten rounds.
making the Canadians face a rcd
CORY mask as 100 pound Sam
hughes pounded hard hurting
punches while the crowd roared for
more at Ardica Stadium Monday
night before a packed house.
Hughes Tops
hughes Won eight Of tho rounds
OF the scheduled tcn-rounder Har.
Ney took one and the other was
even. pubS round vas the fifth.
Inc cutting started in the first
frame when Hughes cut Dubs in
tile middle Of the forehead with
sharp Iaos and the blood was plen-
tlluA Harvey tried a rally with
q hard right in the second. .but
soon Sam stole the play and re-
opened the cut Again with Sharp |
let's and hooks. Sam was fast and !
q cd2ey moving target making Dubs /
miss Olten.--
Second In Third
A deep cash was opened Under
haFVey lSht eye in the third. And
from then on until the fifth Hughes
beated Dubs all around the ring.
Dubs seemingly angry became
stubborn and was the most agrees
Slye in the fifth when he let loose
ana kept Hughes off balance. And
rom the fifth Harvey was getting
IN a few good ones. but Hughes
coun'crcd beautifully with two nee
n3nds and IN the seventh SHOOK
Du2s plenty, bat failed to drop
him.
Great Beating
DuhS TOOK an awful beating I'm
the elghth round and most Of il was
- the body A swift change of
pace sent sam sticking DUES with
sharp left jaDS and hooks TO re-
open cuts DubS missed miscrab,v.
II was difficult for him 10 hit the
'rlcky moving Hughes target In
The ninth DubS got in one good
right hand on Sam and slowed HIM
but didn't stop him from spattcr-
ng blood The tenth round was
sam Hughes painted Dubs with
blood.
Other Results
In the Seml-fndl Bill Grier. IA
pounds, knocked out Willie Ed /
nondS in the fourth round; Harold /
3eiSS dec.sloncd John Copeland of |
Flint; BIZ! Daniels stopped Doyle !
Martin, l49 pounds. in the third .
'ofAd, W. Mccoy and Willie Wat
.nS. $50 pounds, fought a draw.
md Young Duffy was outScorcd by
James Young 1913 pounds. !.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Pittsburgh Crawfords
Defeat Turpins, 1873

We aa a. T. .-, set.'sc
w. - '.".. lu.,. 'ao
/, -a, 81 C.y Giant, aa
ts-.ic a. sc: 'o--r -rnc0t
So s. Vaca thev rcc t1c PITS
t4r-5 Crawford r 70 do1nc-hcad-
q a. DcQuind Pax Tic a,St
fsnc IS slated - s,5r' 80 $50 m
The G.arts az .noc.,.'cf thus
Il mi, season Vi-n. '-+o ''hm
The Ca,fea BraRu EHwbors on
May : and then ;oot three from
the Nlar = Black Crackers Sata.-
DAY and : nsdy
Good Pitching
IT, t-c FIVE games No Giants have
hcel 'f1rturaif to ger some good
ptcning VI 90 has oefn C0Iplcd
win timely m,tu-, and good sup
pont y TIC field cNee2, in the frs,
canc ~ mo d1IDIc-Ncdder sunday.
Most Of the errors IN that game
Can be attributed 10 the poor con-
dition OF the playing field.
Cecil Kaiser, 28-year-old SOUTH
paw. has taken the lead in the
pitching chores. winning his two
pitching assignments. IN his first
game Kaiser struck out II Of the
Brown Bonocrs while giving Up
Eve hits In the second game
AGAINST the Black Crackers Sunday.
Kaiser welded five HIS and famed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
USS ] C0WANSS'
SPORT CHATTER

Claude Buddy Young. one Of
the outstanding newcomers Of tho
indoor track and who is follow
ng the same pattern Of competition
that skyro, keted Jesse Ovens 10
international fame, wIll lind one
.of Owens marks almost impres-
ndblc--thc running broad jump.
Young has raced The 100 in 96
seconds and coaches are predict.
ing a matching Of Owens "a Tor
the 100 They also believe Tounq
VIII equal his mark in the 220 and
low hurdles but II is the concenshS
or coaches that Owens marx of
70 feet ALI Iahes VIII Withstand
tho assault Of not only Young. but
e'ttef outstanding broad ii--j55af7 PeFs.
Tor long number OF years
Owens made the record smashing
Jump IT 7sT1T7- 7sTtour- 81 s9155. and
TINS remarkable performance has
i"ithStood the assault Of great Jump
erS during the past nine wears.
including the attack Of OLYMPIC
jumpers in 1886. Jesse won the
Olympic title also.
But Owens Is not one OF those
who believe Young viii not equal
his mark IN the broad Jump In
fact, Jesse is one Of tho few Who
has EXPRESSED confidence that me
.l,ic Illinois freshman viii equal
ms mark. l. he doesn't smash II.
DuriNg the past SIX months Jesse
has been coaching Young in the
broad Jump ana sprint, by CORE
SponGdnee ReaA2IuL that Young
hd> sufficient speed 80 carry him
beyond the 26-foo' mark. Ovens
has been urging his young prote,e
10 concentrate on height As re-
sIl1 OF Owens instructions. Young
mas improved his jumping. moving
up from p feet to . feet made
asst week ~ practice. Il Nas the
frs; tune Mr. Five by Five had
cached the 25-too' mark. SAID
Ovens All nc needs Is 10 get more
height 10 his jumps. and he'll soon
be .eap'ns better than . feet on
cdch Jump.
I discovered that i is FAR better
for Jumpers 10 just run through
the pit I'm practice sessions instead
~ jumping. The constant practice
caps. MA. lessen The spring IN your
.c->'
So II Young can equal or EXCEL
Owens gcs"rd the Olympic cham
l.on Nj snare some of the honor.
he has made rls Contribution
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Pittsburgh Crawfords Meet Giants In
Twin Bill Sunday At Dequindre Park

! TOLEDO. Oh.9-The Pt'S5Irrh
CfsN!u. as Gn.ed,oci a 'c,-.a. ai'-
'us e.'i,N 20 ann.n.a'e the De-
'.9., Ai1.c'c c.so 5 20 I'm an
cN..o,'oa baseball game played oe-
q 2209 h1N.ng :ans IN SVayne
ie 30, mere, Yesterday afternoon.
+ Lofty Pcs'ru,s sensational !e-
rca.-o & C!aNto.d first sacGer. led
ne h''ers Wi'l single. double
ari tiple IN FIVE attempts Gem
?, ne dot Fllzzy TdiUert Of the
CldNs made y ne put-outs in cen
'cfte.d, several OF them o.hicult
The outstanding fielding gem Of
ne game vas d sensational running
Na'ch near me fo4l tine BY me
Crawford 5 len fielder. FRED More
house
Even in defeat he Ben Tu-pen
nine salvdScd some honors Their
brilliant One-armed centerfelder.
Billy Ball, brought the fans TO
Their feet or tGyee occas .ons BY
S.dSh.n2 out TWO doubles and a
I'm &c. the hrSt ;Wo-Sdcker carom-
ios of the lef,-feld wall. Ball
e.So performed cyedltaoly I'm the
heid. accepting FIVE chances without
a nlSCue.
Nern Smditz. Craw pitcher. held
Detroit 10 six hits, breezed eight.
and walked two
Inc next exhibition game sched-
dled FOR SWayne field is set for
Friday night, June ,. when the
famed Ethiopian Clowns pay host
to Chet LdasS. leading American
.edgue home run hitter last season.
and his Suhrln Clothiers OF De-
rot.
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ri c8t-handcr, vas on the mound for
ne Giants in the game Saturday.
holding the Crackers 10 five HIS.
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Other Results
Camp Lee SOftball
Loop Gets Started

CAMP LEE. Va Although only
one Of four scheduled games ma
terialized the Camp Lcc Sorball
League got started on its first half
schedule Thursday night when the
Ninth Regimen, ten noSed through
over the Thirteenth, rs.
Games between the llth and 18TH
and the 1th and ON School were
postponed; while the 9th drew a
BY bccau:C II INC withdrawal from
the leasHe Of ii7th General Hos
pi,al.
9th vs.. eth
The 9th VIII hc tested BY the TN
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Praises Young

Young has plenty Of natural
speed, and he should develop into
a great runner said Owens Right