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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

nozi, da konje otmo.' ~.
Pripoyedal Jim je tudi do.
godek Sokoljevimocesom tel
Sc Jim je ponudil, da jih pripe-
lie ma sled belim. T.
"Moji bratje Sc morajo drza.
tt malo ma poldne, da jih ne sre.
camo, da Jim pridemo "a hrbet
S Komanci so mocni trinajst
glav."
Apacev je ,bilo vseh skupaj
res petdeset MOI, kakor je bill v
venti rekel Sokoljeoko. Mocni-
hrast je odlocil sestorico, XII ma j
ostanejo ponoci pri ognju, Gu
vajoci uropane konje, pa caka-
tt, da Sc yrne z ostalimi.
Zajasejo. Roparja Sc postavi-
ia ma cello in nitro so izginili Y
temni noci.
V tenn je Sokoljeoko nadalj je-
val svojo pot. MISC mogli nitro
napredovati, ker tezko obre-
menjene mule trgovceve so mo-
gle lie pocasno naprej. - Ha-
ziendero je veckrat poskusal
pogovor zaceti S Komancem, ali
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svetlo tocko, povecaio6o Sc v
goreco grmado v taboriscu Apa-
6ev.
Smatrajoca Sc prijatelja
Apa6ev, neceta Sc priplaziti,
ampak naravnost jaseta. proti
taboru.
Kirk straze Sc cuje pred NIL
ma in takoj ma to nastane mno-
goglasno rjovenje, prihajajoce
IL zrel vseh Indijanov, hipoma
Sc dvignivsih priip ravljenih
sprejeti blizajoca.
Mesanik stopi S konja, vsega
znojnega in kadecega Sc, ter
stopi neustraseno v sredo med
ME.
.'Kje je vodja mojih rdecih
lbratov?"
'El-Mestizo" euje Sc ma
okrog.
Vsi so poznali strahovitega
moza. Vedeli so, da vsakrat pri-
nese 'dela," kadar jih poisce
ter SO bill zeljni slisati, kaj ga
je danes privleklo do njih.
Nekdo izmed Apacev stopi
predenj. Nj nosil sorlovih peres,
znamenje glavarsko, a nj bilo
tezko presoditi, da ina potrebne
sposobnosti, zapovedovati od-
delku hrabrih.
"Apacev vojnikom 'Mocni-
hrast' poveljuje," rece pristo-
pivsi.
Pa res je stal ia divjak v Ia
recej svetlobi taborisnega og-
MIA tako visoko, tako siroko, ta-,
ko cvrsto, kakor grcavo deblo
drevesa, katerega ne morejo
premekniti svojega mesta
zgolj cloveske moci.
H kateremu glavarju spa
dajo moji bratje?"
"Crnotic je razposlal svoje
da gredo po konje
bledolicnikov."
"Storili so, kar Jim je zapo-
vedal," odgovoril Mesanik. -
"Devetnajst krepkih zivalij so
81 osvojili. Toda bledolicniki hi
te "a mimi z lasovi, puskami,
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,nameras Sc anu be vselej opote-
kla ma molcecnosti in zaprtosti
malobesednega moza. .Sokolje-
|soko je mislil, kako nitro in ne
nadno je 4nasel Mesanika in
Rdecorocnika in kako Sc 'bo re
jutri 4 Apaci spoprijel.
Malo pred mrakoms Sc Jim po-
kazejo payolnjaki, katere je bill
Sokoljeoko naznanil Modrilisici
kot shajalisce, in ko ceta SEM
kaj dospe, najdejo dvajset Ko-
mancev, Xxi SO bill lasovi pri-
vlekli 'ogromne szamote bivolo-
viii koz.
Zdaj so razjahali, zanetili
ogenj, okolu katerega posede-
jo: haziendero, vakveri, oba ST.
bolera, trgovec. Sokoljeoko je
prisedel k Indijancem, XII so Sc
re ogrevai pri drugem ognju.
Zdaj nj bilo casa delati kup-
eli, ker Sc je bilo naglo stemni-
10; trgovanje so odlozili ma dru-
gi dan. Preiskali so prinesena
zivila, napravili obed, postavili
potrebne straze, pa legli spat.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
GOZDOVNIK
Poyest i omeriskego ixiienin
5pisd kAROL MAY

dino, pa jih dobiva, ali vsaj njih
sledoye," govori mlajsi. "Apaci
so smrtni sovrazniki Komancem
in prav zdaj so Apaci zapleteni
v boz z belimi. Hvalo mama bo-
do vedeli, ce jim pritirava plen,
kakor je ia Sokoljeoko, XII ga
critic in Sc ga boje, kakor nobe-
mega drugih sovraznikov."
Prideta do konjske ogradbe.
Pripadala jene proved oddalje-
nj haziendi i'm prav v blizini so
bill ljudje z delom oblozeni. To
pa teh :dveh roparjev anikakor
nj motilo, ali prav majhno.
Korakala sta polagoma in
polna uverjenja, kakor bi imela
najboljso pravico ma to, kar sta
namerjala izvesti, pa Sc dvig-
meta cez ograjo. Ma pol divji
konji Sc umikajo rokam, XII jih
grabijo, ter odbegavajo ma dru-
gi kraj. Ali moza vzameta ode
je, vrzeta jih konjem cez glavo
in ko zivali osuple stole, sta re
ma konjih ter poskaceta cez O.
gradbo, hiteca .dalec naprej.
Brez sedla, brez stremen, brez
uzde drvita naprej v ostrem di-
ru, v smeri med vecerom in pol
nocjo ter zadeneta, ko je vecer
nastal, ma Stroke sledove, ma
one, katerih sta iskala, kakor
sta sodila po stevilu utisnjenih
kopit.
"Zazgali bodo taborisni ogenj
in potem jih lahko najdeva,"
govori starejsi.
Njegovo mnenje sc je uresni-
clio. Kratkemu mraku je sledil
nitro vecer. Izgubljajoca sledo-
We, opazita v daljini majhno
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81 cd meme; on vodi zapovedni-
stvo."
Sokoljeoko sc nakloni penD-
.sno in pritrdilno ter stopi k tr-
govcu.
ALI hoce moi brat, da ga
Apaci usmrte ter mu vzamejo
blago"
Santa Madonna, to mi nika-
ikor ma misel ne pride! &c jpri-
dejo, pobegnem, pa -"
-{Dalte prIhodn1tc9
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

Solnce Sc nj rdecilo obzorja,
in lie bledi svit sc je kazal Ma
vzhodnem nebu, ko pristopi in
dijanska strata k specemu vod-
ji ter ga rahlo potrese "a ramo.
"Sokoljeoko je zapovedal, po-
kiicati ga, ko bo dan pozdrav-
d jail rdece moze." >~...
} Razburjenec. naredi kretnjo
zadovoljnesti, stopi k siboleru,
Encepezu imenom ter ga pre-
budi.
"Kaj je?" vprasa vzbujene
manec 81 oci.
"Boj Sc bliza. Moi bell bratje
maj odvrzejo spanec."
Encepez krikne in ma ia kirk
sibolerov Sc vzravnajo vsi spal-
ci, XII Sc lie zdaj izvedo, kaj jih
caka po mnenju Komancevem.
Vodja sc bliza hazienderu.
'Rdeci mozje sc bodo bojeva-
Ii z bledolicniki ter Apacem we
Ii obglavje. Kdo bodi powell
mix: moi bell brat ali Sokolje-
oko?"
"Moj rdeci brat je izkusenej
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
Urodniki drustvo Slo-
venski dom, st. & SDZ

Predsednik Louis Godec; pod
predsednik Andrew Pezdir; tai
MICA Albina Vessel, 877 e. 185
St., KE. 5135; blagajnik Joseph
Nah; zapisnikarica Mary Cop
rich; nadzorniki: John Barko-
vich, John Ivancic in Angela
sajovic. Seize se vrsijo vsak tret-
ii petek " mesecu " SLOW. drust-
yenem domu ma Recher Ave-,
OBJ 8. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

Photo arfeld, China the
yancng Bong clouds of smoke spreading the
abandon the h air the moved but found
little Of for further operations
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

vanju teh linen skocijo vsi po
koncu. Imenovana sta ,bila take
sploh znana kot puscavska to-.
lovaja, da jirna DE bill 'vsakdo.
sovraznik. III
Kaj? Mani-sangriente pa ell
Mestizo? - Main Rouge pa
Sang-mele? - Red-Hand pa
Half-Breed? - Mesanik pa
Rdecerocnik?
Tako Sc je .glasilo po vrsti,
cd kota do kota. Vsaki zagrabi
"a orozje. Vse je bilo iznena-
demo, .osupljeno, prestraseno.
"Nanju! Primite ju!' upije
ia.
"Pustite ju! Maj gresta!" kri-
ci drugi.
"Stoje!" zagrmi gospodar.
''Venta (prodajalna, gostilna)
je moja. Tu nina nihce zapove-
dovati ko JAZZ sam. JAZZ ne trpim
boja svoji hisi. Pojdite vun-
kaj, &c 81 hocete vratove polo
miti!"
Vsaki je uvidel, da cislani in
previdni Francesko Metalja
prav .govori. Ne Mesanik, ne
njegov oce nikomur osebna nj
krivice storil. Prva vzburjenost
je tako nitro minula, kakor hi
tro je med druzbo prisla. '
kratkem so 81 stall nasproti So
koljeoko pa tolovaja.
"Ti, pes cd Komanca! kdo ii
dovoljuje, da Sc brigas "a ma
ju?" skriplje Mesanik ter sko-
ci v Komanca, XII pa odskoci in
zdaj sc umesata sibolera va
kveri med prepirajoci Sc stran-
XII.
"Vun razbojnikoma!' klice
gospodar.
Komanceva neustrasenost je
ljudem ugajala, pa 81 je nitro
pridobil njih naklonienost.' 'Kri.
Ii so ga proti razjarjenima clo-
vekoma. XII bi ga bill ilajr&jsi
razdrobila.
"Stopi sem, ii pes komanski!"
penil sc je Mesanik, skusajoc
preriti Sc skozi goste. - "Po-
vel svoje ime, &c imas kate
regal"
'sEl-Mestizo Sc DO ucil pozna-
vati Sokol jeoko," glasi Sc odgo-
vOr.
"Sokoljeoko" kliknejo Mehi-
kanci.
"Sokoljeoko," krikne Mesa
mix ter sc napenja, da bi ga ST.
Iona dosegel.
Mesanik Sc nitro domisli ne
.cesa drugega. Izgine skozi vra-
ia, stojeca ze dolgo odprta. Me
gov. oce mu je sledil bliskovito.
Trajalo je nekaj casa, preden
so mozje zopet mirno sedeli.Na-
to vzdigne besedo haziendero'
yprasajoc Sokoljeoko, kaj ga
lie doyedlo v tie kraje.
1Voj1liki Komancev SO bill ma
lovu. Maplenili SO mnogo biVo-
ljih koz, "a katere hocejo, Ga
inlajo: smodnika, svinca, pusk,
nozey, sodej, tohaka =. :"
Neki prisotni trgovec Sc nitro
pokaze pa rece, govornika pre-
kinivsi: ..~s@....
"Kar potrebuje moi rdeci
brat, vse to more dobiti pri me
nj. Vsega imam, kar mu srce
pozeli."
Takoj se dogoyore, .da Sc ma
potijo proti taborisGu Roman
cev. Tudi haziendero Sc je pri-
druzil. Jako mu je. .bilo drago,
da je nasel Romance in q MIN
morda Sc kakih dvajset vojni-
kov, $ katerinii bi bill skoro ena-
kostevilen 2 Apaci, ki SO mu
ukradi lepih konjev.
Mozje, XII Sc pred cetrt ure Sc
poznaI MISC, 50 Sc nitro prija-
teljsko zdruzii, pa skQcii ma
konje, preganjat konjske tato-
We.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
Unysko vodstvo gro1,
po h$itmi pogobe,
ukind vase eekhi6no poshezbo


XII maj bi bla vejavna do 81 januara prihodnega
pogdba doloca
groznje stavko
Vodso Local
in
pregovor
Glasom pogodbe e bio spoumn pdog
debah pdlozen
chev"
Akcija okrajnega vojnega deavskega odbora deu
Okrajn odbor glasuje proi predlozenemu zvanju
Bz cakaa ajo Okrajnega dbora
Local pogov
poeno zasisanje brez priska ali kazni
miskega
naelj seenovzhdn Ohoda odvzame 100000 djemcem
100000 judem rabo ektkeda paralzra
Dire obrat zeeznce-da onh
davcev della usavi modukci
slo XII bor zdaj sevilnh
Obveznos uni jskega vodstva
uni
gradbenih
voiti tavko
ksno
Local No 270 unikemu
om zahevajo d danso Local naavi konec
/xm zG-<~z1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Santa POliSlleS Toys:
Metal Wheels Return

instead of the wooden affairs
OF 1913
Little girls receiving table and
chairs Set coated with white
enamel and topped masonic can
again set The tables with china
dishes
Although no metal trains viii
be release toyland VIII be-
equipped this season with pull
train sets consisting OF SIX cars
realistically colorcd with figures
N The CabOoSc
Other pull toys include rabbits,
teddy bears, horses and farm traC-
tors with traiIerS, and farm equip
mont attached
These domestic toys are large
s1pplanting the war toys OF l9A5,>
and the few lecpS, loading bargcS
and tanks on the market are IN
reds and blues instead Of army
khaki.
For the first time in two years,
blackbOardS which, hitherto. have
been made OF cardboard Will be
made OF genuine slate.
Talkng dolls, a previous war
casualty have reappeared and &C
cOrdlng 10 department store sales
men, are up 10 prewar standards.
Scooters, automobiles and tn
cycles are still out, and so, are
tree lighting sets and bulbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Police Shifted
To New Jobs

Transfer 10 new posts Of =
police officers including three IN
spectors and eight ieutcnants,
announced by Superintendent
Siska, became effective today
Inspector Miles FurlonE goes
from Schacfer TO Central station.
replacing Inspector Joseph Nc
Nally, who takes over The Fort
Green STATION Inspector Oscar
Lucas of Fort-Grccn. goes to
Schaefcr
The leutcnWtS Shifted include
Marvin c. Berry Chene TO Cen
trial; George Newman, Trumbull
10 Chenc: Charles Schwartz. Cen
trail TO Trumbull; Gilbert Shelby,
Garfield TO Hunt, and Robert
MacGregor, Hunt 10 Garfield In
addition. three newly appointed
heutenantS received the following
assignments
Harold Krepp, 10 McGraw
Gregory Schcele. 70 Dawson, and
Henry Todt. 10 Garfield.
Commissioner Ballenger cN-
planned that the transfers of the
inspectors were merely in line
with established police depart
ment policy and not due TO any
outside pressure.
"There is no special signifi-
canoe attached to the rea>>isn-
ments,' he said ITS Just in
line with the policy of not keep
ing one man i'm a spot too long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

Toyland this Christmas is going
10 be- bright and cheerful for the
Riddles. with a complete absence
OF the olive drab cardboard toys
so prominent In 1913 department
store officials revealed today.
Brightly painted wooden toys.
20 delight the oycsani plastic toy,
VIII bc m abundance ln 1914.
Although because OF the shortage
rubber balls VIII not Do In cyl-
dencc. they viii be replaced by
nlasilc hnuncIng bills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
1000 BAGS of Pods
seized after arrest of

SAGINAW. oct 2-SaginaW
County rural school children are
nearing the 2,0O0-bag mark in
their, collection of milkweed pods
used in the manufacture of life
Jackets for American filters and
sailors. according 10 Miss Ottiha
VI FriSch. school commissioner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Boys Body Recovered

Saturday afternoon T'0,Ur-Jc7yv
checking the possibility be had
been pushed into the canal in q
friendly tuSSlc with companions
after neIghborS reported several
boys had been playing near the
canal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

Funeral arrangements were
being made today for Ronald
Nkov. Z of 1873 Clairpointe, whose
body was recovered yesterday by
the harbor division in Corners
Creek. 40 feet south of Freud.
Ronald had been missing since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Cleans Gun, Wounded

FLINT, Oct. . Low Barr, 70
Of 1868 Higgins Ave, acct
dentally shot himself in an arm
while cleaning his shotgun ac-
,cording To police. Tie Is IN ST
JOSpph HOSpltal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Police Sale Nets 1897
Times pholo

SAGINAW oct. People paid
4 I0t more th5n the items We're
worth hgt the police department
made S.J1 iron the annual auc-
uou oil lset articles. Twenty-Seven
bIcs e's which brought from Sl4
To >1t o.eh except for two wrecks
hart brought 81 each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Bank CIearinqs Drop

NEW YORK-Oct. 2-The New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearings for the week
ended Sept. % totaled SSH
717497. against S6,1l2,9lS,292 in
the previous week.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Three Series Contests
Top Big School List;
Wilson Is Winner

First big day for high school base
ball teams this spring is here with
three championship series games
scheduled along with five other
tilts involving District and nearby
mines. The title series opened yes
terday with Wilson swatting out a
20-11 victory over Anacostia, being
aided by bases on balls and Indian
errors.
Interhigh games today have East
ern at Roosevelt, Tech at Central
and Coolidge at Western, the latter
tilt being one postponed from Tues
day. Two of the teams playing to-
day were in action yesterday with
Eastern downing Episcoal, 81, and
Coolidge losing to ST. Albans, 1873.
Anacostia had a 80 lead until
Wilson came to bat in the third in
ming of yesterdays series opener,
but after that the Tigers had every
thing their way. Wilson batted
around and then some in the third.
getting 10 runs before the Indians
retired the side. Harry Swisher,
Anacostia pitcher, loaded the sacks
with passes, and Jack Hodes' single
that drove in two runs started the
scoring spree.
Six more Tiger markers came in
the fourth frame, mostly on home
runs. Gene Taylor smacked one
with two on base ahead of him and
Hooes earned a round-tripper with
one on. Both these circuit clouts
came off Jimmy O'Hare, who had
relieved SWiSher.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
America S Greatest
|Mermaids Seeking
National Titles
Ey the Associated uress

Ey the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, April l4.-with
the pick of Americas mermaids
competing, the three-day national
AAU senior women's swimming and
diving championships open today In
the Athens Club pool.
Tonight's events will feature the
100-yard free style race, 1-meter
springboard diving and 300-yard
individual medley. Marie Corridor,
14-year-old New Yorker and titlist
of the 100-yard metropolitan free
style in 1:03.6, and San Franciscos
18-year-old Ann Curtis are the top
favorites in the sprint event.
Anne K. Ross, 20, Brooklyn, is
defending champion in the / and
3 meter diving, while Nancy Merki.
17-year-old title holder of the Multi
nomah Club, Portland, Greg, is the
Western favorite in the 300-yard
medley
The 400-yard free style relay, 100
yard back stroke, 22o-yard breast
stroke and 440-yard free-style finals
will be held Saturday night.
The Sunday card includes the 100
yard breast stroke, 3-meter spring.
board diving, 220-yard free style and
300-yard medley relay.
Indianapolis Riviera Club has en-
tered Patty Aspinwall, IT, national
200-meters indoors breast stroke
titlist; June Fogle, IT, 22o-yard
breast stroke and Joan Fogle, Is,
300-yard medley champion. Me-
dinah Club of Chicago headlines
Barbara Wortin, IT, national junior
back stroke champion.
Portland's Brenda Helser, 19, will
be defending her national 220-yard
free-style indoor title.
Among the versatile and promis-
ing contestants is young Leola
Thomas of Washington, D. c., holder
of three national junior titles.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Bosox Sale Of Lupien
To Phi||ies Surprises
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 14.-The Boston
Red Sox have sold on waivers First
Baseman Ulysses j. Lupien, jr., to
the Philadelphia Phillies and there
has been an immediate outburst of
questions from other cities.
Most frequently heard query:
How come he was waived out of the
league with such a shortage of
players?"
Said Phil Troy, Sox secretary:
All I know is that we asked for
waivers on Lupien and got EN-"
AS to a successor to Lupien, the
Sox aren't worrying. Perhaps first
crack at the job will go to George
Metkovitch, an outfielder who has
played that position several times.
Others are Outhelders Ford Gar
rison, Tom Mcbride and the vet
eran Bob Johnson.
Then there's always the old re-
liable Mike Ryba, who has filled
every position on many clubs, in
Guiding ticket collector and bus
driver.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Record SET by Blake
las Canadiens Gain
Title in Overtime
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
MONTREAL, April 14.-Hestor
(Toe) Blake, veteran captain of the
Montreal Canadiens, had a new
playoff scoring record today as re-
ward for leading his hockey club to
its first Stanley Cup triumph since
1881.
The Canadiens won the coveted
world championship trophy last
night by taking a 5-to-4 sudden
death" overtime decision from the
Chicago Blackhawks to gain a clean
sweep of the four games of the final
playof series.
And by scoring the winning goal
after minutes and IL seconds of
overtime after setting up all four
Canadien goals during the regula-
tion so minutes, Blake bagged a
scoring record for himself. The
points ran his total for two rounds
of the playoffs to 18, surprising
the mark set last Sunday by his
teammate, Maurice Richard
Richard, whose two goals in the
last four minutes of the third period
sent the game into overtime and
paved the way for Montreal's
triumph, finished the playoffs with
IT points.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Other DEVELOPMENTS Yesterday:

Other developments yesterday:
Philadelphia.-Phillies purchased
First Baseman Ulysses (Tony) Lu-
pien from Red Sox as insurance"
at first in case it is necessary for
Jimmy Wasdell to play in the out
field.
Cincinnati.-Elmer Riddle slated
to go full distance on mound today
as Reds, undefeated in four exhibi-
tions, meet Cleveland for third time
st. Louis.-Cards and Browns re-
sumo city series, with Max Lanier
and Bud Byerly pitching for Red
Birds and Jack Kramer starting for
Browns. Manager Luke Sewell OF
Browns uncertain about military
status Of Pitcher AL Hollingsworth
who reports today for third physical
exam.
Chicago.-Orval Grove and Hank
Wyse opposing pitchers today as
city series moves to Comiskey Park
for fourth game. Thornton Lee,
trying to regain his winning form
after two years of arm trouble
yielded only three hits in five in
nings for Sox yesterday as Amer
ican Leaguers won, 20, in 10 in
nings.
New York Yankees-Spud Chan
dler, joining team until called for
military service, tuned up his arm
In batting practice and soon will be
ready to take regular turn.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April 14.-Among
all the uncertainties surrounding
wartime baseball, the fans can cling
to one tried-and-true formula--the
Dodgers always are the Dodgers.
Take for example the typical
Dodgers doirgs of yesterdays Red
Cross benefit game at Ebbets Field,
in which Brooklyn triumphed over
the Phillies, 13 to Il.
To start, ex-Dodger Fred Fitz-
simmons held his old team hitless
for the first two innings in his first
mound task since he became man
ager Of the Phillies. That feat must
have eased the divided loyalties Of
Hilda (the bellringer) Chester, No.
l Dodger fan and employe at Fits
bowling alleys.
In the fifth, Bill Hart and Stretch
Schultz tried to occupy third base
at the same time, with the result
that they both were run down for
a double play. Dixie Walker, an
uncomfortable third baseman,
rushed in for a pop fly in the sixth
then pulled up and let it fall for a
hit. And in the same inning, with
two on base, Louis Olmo made a
brilliant catch of fly and then
stood holding the ball, evidently
thinking it was the third out, while
two Phillies scampered home.
Olmo redeemed himself in the
eighth when he belted a triple with
two on base to tie the score and
then stole home with the deciding
run. And, as an added feature,
Augie Galan, a switch hitter for
more than 10 years, batted left
handed against Southpaw Wilbur
Reeser in the fourth and clouted
home run.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Dodgers Weird as Usual in Beating PhiI|ies;
Cleveland I Tests New InfieId Against Reds

Philadelphia Athletics - Merely
fattened batting averages against
Buffalo, but Lum Harris three-hit
pitching for seven innings looked
good
Pittsburgh Prates-Virgil fSpud)
Davis, veteran coach, given new
contract restoring him to active
catching duty.
Cleveland Indians-Try out new
.outfield combination against Reds
today, with Roy Cullenbine in GEN.
ter, Pat Seery In right and Paul
ODea in left.
New York Giants-Hard hitting,
including homer by Hugh Luby,
made them look better in first game
at Polo Grounds than they did a
year ago, despite licking by Yanks.
Detroit Tigers-Gloom over loss
of j. P. Wood dispelled, in part, by
news that Shortstop Joe Hoover,s
draft status unsettled and he will be
on hand for Tuesdays opener.
Boston.-Braves and Red Sox play
first of three-game series at Braves
field, with AL Javery opposing En-
met O,Neill on the mound. Bob
Coleman makes his home debut as
manager of Braves.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Myers Pitches Second
Win for Barons as
Dewitt Is Beaten

George (Slim) Myers is supposed
to be the No. 2 pitcher on the
Bethesda Chevy Chase staff, but so
far he is responsible for both Baron
triumphs. He added No. yester-
day with a one-hitter as Bethesda
defeated Dewitt, 5-1.
Herbie Benson, the Barons' No.
hurler, has been playing the outfeld
because of his hitting ability, but
he too is available for some capable
pitching and Coach Larry williams
appears in good shape for hurlers
this season.
Myers, a tall, deliberate pitcher,
went all the way yesterday, and
helped his own cause by gettirs, two
hits. The Barons broke a IL tie
with a run in the fifth and added
the three clinchers In the sixth.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
10O-Meter FreestyIe
Mark Set by Ford
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April IA
Unleashing a blistering home drive,
Alan Ford of Balboa, Canal Zone,
Yale's rusty-haired rocket, yesterday
raced the 100-meters freestyle in
$50, bettering the listed world rec
ord of 56,4 made by Peter Flick of
the New York AC here in February
1886.
Ford, swimming in Yale's 25-
meter pool, was clocked in 262 at the
halfway mark, and 5O.2 seconds at
the 100-yard line. He holds the
world century standard, having
been timed in 497.
Ford swan alone, but the event
was sanctioned by the Connecticut
AAU.