davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03

beIorgt Inn mirfli6e militdril6e 81
6erbeit, mie irgenoein Sffi5ier, nil
len iie bod, oaB BON 0eren 8abrung
nid)t aaein oas 2e6en tauienoer BON
Soloaten, ionoern mu6 ibr eigenes
abbdngt. @enn oie 8eri6terItatter
aIgemein iibereinitimmten, oaB Die
Gage i'm 2anoungsge6iet fritii6
mar, Damn mar lte eben fritil9.
uSn getpiilen militdrii6en &rei-
len beltebt nod INNER Die Genoen5,
Die 2eltte gu Sauie Dor 81 groBen
&riegsi9ods gu bepabren, ltatt IT.
men elm tpirfli6es 8ilo bon ben
8orgdngen 81 ge6en uno ie atf oas
Dor5ubereiten, mas ibnen nod BE-
poritebt."
Nnr $50 MDrter anf einmal.
aae Srontmeloungen, iagte @bite-
beao, miiBten ser Selo3eniur i'm
Seftor nnterbreitet meroen. Oie
8eri9teritatter oiirften tGgli6 nift
mebr als $50 8orte iiber ben Stunt
ienoen, tpdbreno fir 8eri6te naf
glgier feline @ren5e feitgeiebt mar.
Mber bort meroen oie 8eri6te tpie-
oer1lm 5eniiert. Mls oie 6ireften
Sunfiprii9e aus Der Sront an Die
9eimat geitoppt t%puroen, mar es elm
S6lag ms @eiidt Ser 8eri@terItat=
ter. Sic i6rieben ia nrr iiber Ell
ne Gage, oie iie tdglid ielbit beobad-
ten fonnten. ltno ielbit iest fam es
ii9 feiner leiIten, Die S9tpere Der
Gage 5u bertui6en.
Cine idtpierise Gage
vl1niere Streitfr1fte batten oas
groBe &iiifo unternommen, i'm &iid-
en- oes @egners gu lanben", fagte
@bitebea6, nuno es mar elm @rfolg.
Gin @ngriff auf gaiiino iolte glei6-
8eitig unternommen uno elm 9ur1-
bru9 NIT Mufronen Ser Sront err
5ielt peroen. Na9 Der. 2an6ung
enti9lofien ii6 Die 8efeblsbaber
aber, niGt auf Die @ia gppia uno Die
autoitraBe 6 = oie bauptid9li6ften
oeuti9en @erbinoungspege - bor-
5uitoBen, biz &eierben eingetroffen
paren. Gin Sffi5ier iagte mir, man
moate Die Sront nidt erpeitern, Biz
man all6 ii6er lei fie balten 81 t0n-
men.
Sffeniibe mnrbe snr 0efemfibe
nl1niere Sriippen bielten Die Sront
Biz gum @intreffen Der &eierben, bod
in5tpiiden batte audi Der Seino iol-
6e 8eritdrfunsen berangeaogen, bob
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Der @imter bier mod nidt OOrbei
tfrom the Office of War Information

(from the office of War Information
Sic 8eboroe Ser uBrice Momini-
Itration" (SBW neiit oarauf bin,
oaB piele Salsbeliber lire Sei5ge-
mobnbeiten dn6ern miiiien, tpenn mir
fir oen &eIt oes @inters nod ge-
mug Sei5ol ba6en ioaen. @ines Der
groBten 8robleme fir Die 1881"
biloet na9 pie Dor Der WebrDer-
brau6 BON Sei3ol, onr6 ben Die an
iid bereits fnappe 8elieferung nod
meientli6 eri9mert miro.
Sci elmer &unofrage in 5000
Sausbolten inn gan5en 2anoe itelte
iid fiir5li9 beraus, oaB nur elm
Grittel Ser Samilien, Die ibr Suus
nit Sel bei5en, iid an Die borge-
Idriebene Temperaur BON IS @rao
uno oarunter tpdbreno oes Cages
uno BON 55 Grab u. oarunter na6tS,
balten. Glf Bro5ent bei5en ibr
Saus tagsiiber Bis gu II Grab uno
iogar oarii6er an, un6 40 Pro5ent
gpben 81 8ett, p1breno iie geoan-
fenlos ibren Ebermoitat aud fir
oie Na9t auf iiber 81 @rao einge-
iteat laiien.
0ie 1921" peilt oarauf bin oaB
bislang nur our@ @otmaBnabmen
elm 4nappperoen in beri6ieoenen
@egenoen unieres Oitens nod uer-
mieoen perben fonnte, uno oaB Die
Gage aud ndbreno Der na6iten ie@s
@o6en fritii6 iein miro. Snfolge
Der Observation-Disclosures feblt
es an Sanfern uno aud i'm giien.
babnberfebr tragen elm Wangel an
Sanfmagen, lleberfiiqung Der S6ie-
nenmege uno oas Seblen arsrei6en-
Der @rbeitsfrGfte 81 Der orobenoen
Selfnappbeit BEL. Wan fam oaber
i'm eigenen Seim gu ibrer. 8ermei.
oung mitbelfen.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
3mei 3eitnngSleMte
9aben tuaS I'll er3ablen
&alpb 6. Seinaem nnb DON 8bite-
bea6 iinb mitteiliam

Ser friiber in 9eitti9lano tatige
8eri1teritatter &alp6 6. Sein5en,
nun auf Der o@ripsbolm~ aus Der
Snternierung I'M 2urusbotel Ste-
pbanie BEL 8aoen-8aoen bierber 5u-
riidfebreno, 6eri6tete folgenoes aus
2iiia6on:
SD mar BEL meiner anfunft in
Spanien fait eritaunt, in englii6en
uno amerifanii6en 3eitungen 81 le-
len, tpie anoers Der &rieg auBerbalb
9euti9lanos alsiiebt. Son unieren
@rfolgen melben oie &ei6s5eitungen
MIR oie aomiralitdtsberidt Ser Il-
liierten in ausfiibrli1er 8eiie.
,9ie aagemeine @elunobeit Der
Geuti6en lit gut. SIN 0ur6i6nitt
lino iie i'm lesten Sabre etDas mage
rer ~getporoen, ungefdbr Inn bret
Yfuno ~ein5eln genommen. ueber
100000 mebr @eburts- als Ster-
6e3iffern pl1roen I'M &ei9 amtli6
fir lettes Sabr fonitatiert.
r8on Ser oeuti6en &riegsinonl-
trie tpllroe rlur elm 8ru6teil aus ben
gefGbrli9iten &riegs3onen gei6afft.
Mebrere Ser lebtbin bon 8omben ge-
troffenen Slug5eugs- uno Wuniti-
onsperfe maren Die Salptproon5en-
ten."
ngs lit bodlt untpabri6einli9, oaB
Die g~egentpdrtige &ei6sregiernng
ii6 auf 6rieoensperbanolungen elm
lGBt. Die friegsmiioen Waiien iino
gang mun6tot."
Ser fiir5li9 aus Dem @naioieftor
Ser italienii6en Sront 5uriidgefebr-
te 8eri9teritatter Don @bitebeao,
Der naiiociateo 8reB~, iagte neuli6,
Dab gepobnli6 Sorgfalt oes0ailitars
Dor BEN &oniequen5en gu Sauie Der
@runo iei fir iol9e @piiooen wie
Die fiir3li6en 3eniurerorterungen i'm
2anoungsabidnitt.
@bitebea0, Der 5ebn Gage i'm @n-
3io-Seftor Der6ra6te, iagte:
sd berlieB oie Sront BORT Dor
Ser groBen Strife. Sd femme Die Dor
tigen amerifmiiden 8eri6teritatter,
Die tii6tige, erfabrene uno getpiiien-
bate 2eute iin6. Sic fino gena1 10
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03

Samilien unierer Soloaten. @noe-
re @ngelteqte arbeiten nit Sen Srltp=
pen in Sen Bayern uno in le6eriee.
9as @oblergeben unierer Soloaten
uno ibrer Samilien lit fir oos &ote
&reu5 DEFENDERS mi6tig. 9ieier
9ienit fam MIR nit gurer Silfe
fortgeiebt fperoen. 9aber unteritiitt
Sen 1914" @ar Suno"l
I'm uniere Soloaten in ibrer
freien 3eit gu ~5erItreuen, unterb1lt
oas &ote &reua b%eionoere grbo-
~lungsrGume auf Ben SlugplGben,
uno in ben l1rlau6sgebieten i6one
Soloatenbeime. gs tperoen Inter
baltungen uno grfrii6ungen aler
@rt geboten, uno in ben Soloaten=
beimen in Sen groBen Staoten lit
fir gutes giien, l1nterbringung uno
ausge5eidnete unterbaltung geiorgt.
@atten uno @dter, 8riioer, Sobne
uno So9ter in BEN Streitfraften
menoen iid in Notfaaen on oas
&ote &rer5. Selft Dem Soften &reu5
ourf l1nteritiitung, 0amit es ibnen
aud meiter belfen fam. Webr ais
35 MiQionen MGnner, Sraren uno
&inoer in 80 2dnoern baben Gle
besgaben erbalten.
9ie Mrbeit oes Soften &reu5es
miro ousidlieBli9 our6 fr~eipiaige
geitrage uno Spenoen finan5iert.
Ser n&eo Gross @ar Suno" bat es
iid, mie eeiagt gum 3iele geiest,
i'm MGr3 iiber 200 MiQionen Dol
lar auf5ubringen. Tim oieies 3iel
81 errei9en, lit groB5iigige Inter
itiibung ~nottpenoig.
9euti6amerifaner, aud Sbr oiirft
oiesmal nidt feblenl 2aBt uns ale
beiiteuern!
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
&nItmreae 8eeinanHumg
Der benti6en @ebrma6t
Mlfreb &oiembergs s~ebnjGbrige 8e-
itrebnngen

(From the office of War Information
&ei6sleiter Mlfreo &oIenbergs
@mtsiteqe fir sic lteberpa6ung Ser
geiamten g%eiitigen uno ioeologii6en
S6ulung ser Nationalio5ialiitii6en
8artei begging oieler Gage ben 5ebn-
ten Sobrestog ibres 8eitebens. 60
pobl Ser 0a6ri6tenoienit beuti6er
3eitungsberleger als oas 9elttIde
@a6ri6tenbureau (9@8) uno ser
9euti6e &ulturoienlt pi0men aus
0ieiem anIaB ser Sdtigfeit Der Stel-
le ldngere @rtifel
Iuf @runo elmer 8ereinbarung
3pil6en &olenberg uno Selomar-
i6aa &eitel begann oie &oien6erg'-
l6e Steae lebtes Sobr au6 nit Der
nioeologii9en @%r3iebung" Der 8ebr.
ma6t. 3u bieiem 3nede puroe elm
ipe5ieles llnteramt gei6affen, in
oeiien Aufgabenfreis es faat, Die
Gpe3ialliteratur arf lire iOeologi-
i6e n&i6tigfeit" bin 81 iiberpriifen,
sic an oie angebOrieen Ser @ebr-
maht CUR 8erteilung gelangt.
Serner miro ar9 Elm 3peimal i'm
Monat eri9einenOer n&eoneroienit"
berausgegeber, Ser ipe5ieles Wate-
rial fir 8ortrGge Dor ben Sr1ppen
uno S6iffs6eiasungen 8uiammen-
felt. SIN 8erlaufe oes leBten bal
ben Sobres mltroen nidt meniger
als 1000 oerartige 8ortrdge Dor Der
@ebrma6t gebalten. Selbit Die
3entralabteilung fir n8iIienidoft
uno <ltur" uno ibre l1ntera6teilung
fir 6riibgei6i9te uno 0ie prabiito-
ride 8eit, organiiieren 8ortrage
nidt MIR Dor 8arteigruppen ion-
bern aud Dor Ser @ebrma6t. 9ieie
Mbteilung arbeitet nit alien oert=
i6en l1niberiitdten uno So6i6lilen
3uiummen, a~rrangiert Ausiteann-
gen Ser @erfe oeuti6er &unit uno
entienoet au6 acknowledgement ms
gltSlano.
9ie 3entrolabteilung fir 2itera-
tur foroert idlieBli6 oas national
io5ialiItii6e S6rifttum" uno bat II.
a. au9 100000 Soloatenbiidereien
organiliert uno Our6 Die u8udipen=
oe fir Die oeuti6e @ebrma6t" oa-
fir 100000 8Gnoe %geiammelt.
Die Mulifabteilung nii6erma6t,
priift uno berat Muiiffreiie uno bat
rationale &on3erte uno &ompoiitio-
men erfolgrei6 geforoert."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Grbitterte @MftfGmbfe
ltla &egensburgS @erfe
9Ortise Triifenins- Su6rifen litten
idJiuer

Die Observation-Disclosures in 8riife.
ming bel &egensburg lollen our6
sic gemeiniamen Mngriffe Der 8.
uno Is. 5liegergrltppe am 25. Sc
bruar bon @roB6ritannien uno Sta.
lien aus 10 gut mie boaig 5eritort
poroen iein. go muroe aus Dem
aliierten S%auptqtartier in Stalien
na6 Ser 8riifung in3mii6en gemaG-
ter pbotograpbii6er Mufnabmen
gemeloet. Sci oen Mngriffen ser
8ortpo6e erIitt Die oeuti6e 2uft.
maffe 8ablenmdBig bobere gerluite
ols in Der foitipieligen ISOLDE oes
2uftfampfes Inn @roB6ritannien i'm
Sabre 1904.
O6ertranbling and 6etrOffen
Ieben BEN 8riifeningfperfer, Die
monatlid $50 Bis 500 Meiierl9mitts
beriteGten, lit olt6 cine anoere &e-
gensburger 6abrif in Dem 8orort
S6ertraubling iGper bei6GOigt
morOen mie ii6 aus 0en "Aufnabmen
ergab.
Sn B%riifening tpltroe Ser Saupt.
i9uppen mebrmals getrpffen. Sehs
SauptmerfitGtten uno elm anitoBen.
Oes @riiffelo fir @ei9iise purbe
5eritort, cine meitere @erfitatt uno
elm &ellelbaus bel6Goigt. Dos Saupt-
lagerbolts tpuroe g~roBtenteils ger
ltort, mGbreno 8iiros, &antinen uno
anoere Seile Ser Sabrif berni6tet
ODER 10 l6mer bel6doigt mur0en,
oaB ibre @ieoerinitanoiebung Meo'
nate in Mnipru6 nebmen 0iirfte.
Sn O6ertraubling puroen 0ur9
8oatreffer minbeltens atpei @erf-
ltGtten fir Gin5elbeltanoteile, 8tuei
groBe @erfitdtten ano anoere @e-
bGuoe i'm 6abrifbe5irf 3erit0rt.
&entcrs beridtet iiber nnIere Oermif.
ten Slieeer
@a9 elmer Mel6ung oes &euter.
Observation-Disclosures in 2onoon, mo Der
oellti6e &unofunf regelmGBig a6ge-
bort miro, iolen Sirten uno@e6irgs-
truppen auf Ben @lpen in SberbaD-
ern uno Sirol na6 Der 2ufti6la6t
iiber &egensburg 0as N~ieoergleiten
bon I'D 8aai6irmen aus baparier-
ten 6lug5eugen beoba9tet ba6en.
Ser 8eri6t beiagte:
u8ergungsperiu6e, Die nod fort
geiebt peroen, iino 6isber berge6ens
gefpeien tpegen Der grimmigen &al-
te alf Sen Soben iotpie megen oes
tiefen Sdnees in Sen S6lu6ten uno
ii6er Sen Almen. 2eu6tiignale ei-
niger Ser lleberle6enoen iino bemerft
tporoen, bod fonnte mar ni6t 81 if.
men eelangen. @uf ben Soben lit
6ie &dlte gegentpartig melt unter
gala am acknowledgements
iogar CUR Mittags3eit an ionnigen
Sagen."
2eutnant Cigar Green, elm Bonn.
barber aus 8eorstomn in Sainois
uno Stabsunteroffi5ier 2erop @ar.
0ener, elm Slug5eugiGise aus Gin
tbicum in MarDlano, Die ben Ingriff
auf &egensburg mitmadten, gaben
folgenoe S6iloerling BEL ibrer Hiid-
febr nah Stalien:
09as 3iel unieres @ngriffes oarf
auf Ser 2anofarte fur5bin nisge-
mii6t peroen. 9ie Sample nab-
renb unieres Sluges Oortbin ullo 5u-
riid muroen bod iiber ben 0iterrei9i-
i6en uno baprii6en alpen ausge-
tragen."
Ser Stabsiergeant Gardner er-
gdn5te Die S9iloerung ieines 2eut-
nants nit oieien @orten:
n@s mar Der langite 2uftfampf,
ben i6 lie erlebt babe. 9ie Seinoe
paren rings I'M uns Der un0 ii6er-
aa. Sic folgten uns BON ben Ser
gen big an Die 9onau uno ii6erflo-
gen iogar unier 3iel NIT uns. 9ort
lieBen iie Elm tpenig na6, oann iiber-
fielen iie uns nieoer uno Derfolgten
uns biz iiber Sic 8erge."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03

sic aampfbanolung, BEG .OffeniiOe in
Dem Seftor aitf einem totem 8unft
ongelongt mar. @nitatt Sruppen
bon Gaiiino tpeg5u5ieben, b~eritGrften
oie 9euti6en beibe Saupt5ielpunfte.
8ir befanoen uns nun in Der 9e-
~feniipe itatt in ser SffeniiOe.
y8is iebt bat Die 2anoungsope-
ration nod ni6t errei6t, mas beab-
lidtigt mar. uniere @erluite Bis
Sebruar bon anndberno $4,000
Mann in Stalien batten uns nod
nidt fis @n5io gebra6t."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
9entide bepaffmet in Der SidedO.
ilumafei

Gin britii6er Senoer meloete
neuli6, oaB oeuti6e Stoatsangeb0-
rige in Der beiebten Ei6edoilomafei
iiingit S6ieBDaffen uno lie % Ba-
tronen erbalten baden, uoa Der offe-
ne @ioeritano itanoig 5unimmt."
a9ie oeuti6en 8eboroen baben
feline SQuiionen oariiber," 10 bieB
es, rtpas ibnen paiiieren miro, tpenn
oie &uiien fommen".
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
RED CROSS MONTH, 1914
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS The vr has entered a decisive stage requiring the fullest nea-
sure # individual sacr1f1ceJ
WHEREAS thu AnericmN National Red ross is an auxiliary to the United
States armed forces and, as such, Is providing Indispensable service to our
troops throughout the world as we'll as to their families at homej
WHEREAS these Wartime activities, including the collection If LIFE
saving blood for the wounded, recreation work In military hospitals,
provision of aid to families Of servicemen, shipment Of food parcels to
prisoners of ar, production of surgical dressings, operation of overseas
combine to save countless lives, restoreh hope, AM provide comfort for Dur
fighting mem;
WHEREAS, through its vastn network Of local chapters, this agency of our
people simultaneously conducts an extensive program of training and community
service, Whilec continuing with traditional efficiency to lessen the distress
of those overwhelmed by disaster; ad
WHEREAS this agency Il wholly dependent upon individual support and
personal participation ad is issuing its 1914 appeal to- the entire c1ttzsn-
ship for a minimum War Fund # 5000, 600, COOS
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, President of the nited States
of America and President of the American Nationals Red Cross, d. hereby desiR-
nate the month beginning March /, 1914 as RED Cross Month" and earnestly be-
humanitarian appeal In order that We may keep the Red Cross al the side Of our
fighting non and their dependents in their hour O. greatest need
In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have heremtO set m hand md caused hi seal Of the
United States Of America to be affixed.
DONE 1t the city Of Washington this 18TH day Of February, in tbs year
United States Of America the one hundred and s4xty-e4ghth.
y "a. ''i4S'''' -~~<A.@@
G. sH !9..sSs Z :....f
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03

-@enn sic Sbr Saus, M0beI,
Automobil ODER ionit etpas Der.
Iidern moden, telepbonieren Sic
bite an Serrn s. g.. @infler,
National 1889 ODER iprefen sic i'm
giiro Dor: ITO Se6ite StraBe, Noro-
neIt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02

America quartet.
"Betcha l can get In at this
gate" the major challenged
them.
"How much you want 20 bet"
the kid with the house painters
cap accepted the challenge.
We'll, let's all try it," the
major suggested.
He gathered in the flock and
paraded them through the turn
stiles much 10 the amusement
of Grant Matthews and other
stadium gate-tenders. When
inside. the major told the kids
to get themselves up into good
seats and see the games.
The four puzzled urchins did
as directed. looking back over
their shoulder at the pip OF
guy with leaf business on his
unie." as they jostled each other
on their way into the inner
Sanctum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
by United Press
LEADING BATTERs

With last nights crowd OF 20
SIS customers. a record for twl-
Light game here, the Tigers TO-
tailed 92.S06 for their seven sched-
tiled after-dinner games this sea-
son. an average OF 1928.
one twilight game was played
with each of the other seven clubs
as was done last year when an
average of approximately 10000
turned out.
The crowd last evening boosted
to SIS az- the total attendance TO
date this season, mark con-
siderably ahead Of last year and
one that points 10 a full season s
crowd that will SurpaSs the &c.
COO Of 1943.
Remarkable. IN that the Tigers
showed relatively no Improvement
in the standings. is the total Of
l219.527 for the 1S days in the
home stand Just ended The at
tendance for the four-game series
played in three days was 1861.
Fan average of better than 26,5OO
per day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
.384 Spoiled It

"Rogers Hornsby made his
record within n span of fve
wears: .S97 In 1921, .4Ol In 1922,
.424 In 1924 and .40S In 1925.
On 1923. his average was a
mere .3S4D
"Heilmann. big. right-handed
hitting Outfielder and first base
man. is best remembered for his
curious feat OF leading the
league every other year from
1921 through 1927.
George Sisler Of the Browns
heat him out In 1922, Babe
Ruth In 1924 mad his teammate,
Heinie Manush. In 1926"
Graham says he asked He'll
mann once what was'"the secret
OF hitting
Heilmann replied:
SECRET? There's no secret TO
it. As In every game played
with a ball and a stick-golf,
tennis, billiards, polO-the inn
portant thing is the stroke.
when n hitter Ia In n slump,
II Isn't because he can't see the
ball as well as he can ordina-
rily. It's simply that his stroke
il off-and the only way TO get
IL back Is Ia keep swinging, let
ting the ball fall where II may.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Hamfrdmtk Boy
To Join White Sox

CII1CAGOA Aug. ? tUP) -Cass
Nrhacle. Is. who has been hitting
7 $40 with Little Rock IN The
Southern A<-ee4atiaH-w+4l-iaiR
White Sex today-teEa -tfs-
out 10 shortsiop .
The 1S-year-old NichaclS, for
'merly KWietniewsk OF Ham
tramck. Mich. received an urgent
call Yesterday az New Orleans
after the son had taken up their
option on him when Skeeter Webb
remained in bod because OF an
attack OF dysentery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Toledo Hurler
Gets N0-Hittef

It, was a big day for Toledo
yesterday.
Walter Brown, 26-year-old
hurler brought up from Memphis
of the Southern Association three
weeks ago. pitched q no-hItter
against the leading Milwaukee
werS. whipping Casey
StengeIs crew 10, and then, to
add insult to injury the NudhenS
drubbcd the Brewers Il second
time in the nightcap. 10 10 Z.
Browns no-hittcr was the
claSSieft exhibition OF pitching at
Borchert Field since Denny Gcarn
BANKED Columbus back in 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Tngott Decisions
Perry in Capitol

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 (ENSl
Sammy Angott former light
weight boxinv champion, today
held a unanimous 1l-round de
cision over Aaron Perry, Washing
ton Wclterweight sensation.
The veteran lightweight weigh
ing ZAP to Perry'S l43, fought q
Cagey. elusive battle before l2OOO
fans at Griffith stadium last night
TO win an unanimous verdict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Sports
Maior Spike BRIGGS
Plays Santa Claus
In Army Uniform
By LEO MACDoNELL

When Mai. Walter O. tSpikol
Briggs approached the main
gate at Briggs Stadium Sunday
70 see the Tigers and Yankees
play, the vice president Of the
Detroit Baseball Club encoun-
,cr67f-(a.Ir dlrtN-faced- nrchlns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
A WISE ORDER

Then the stewards explained the
boys were not allowed 10 use the
whips first time out. That will
come when they have the feel Of
them.
In the meantime, Just the horses
that can win under their own
enthusiasm. a little clucking and
hand riding are gong 10 get home
Older Jockeys understand the
wisdom Of the stewards order.
After Skjeie had won a novice
race here early in the season he
was given few months In the
regular races. Like the older boys
he carried whip and he intended
TO nse n.
So enthusiastic was Skjeie about
his whip that be got IN the thin.
ming hair Of Johnny Adams, the
L. s. jockey champion. Adams at
tempted 10 pass Skjeie on the out
side IN the stretch one day but
the little boy from Washington
was swinging his lash IN such
wide arc that II was riskng de-
capitatlon 10 attempt 10 pass him
on the right
"Nell, have the whole track
to yourself, boy" Adams IS re-
ported 10 have yelled lie took
his horse back. came up the
nuuwhippinG side OF Skieie-and
went on 10 win.
Other riders reported had
Sklcie been ambldextrous he
would have been home free. No
one would have dared pass him 4
Now little Skieie cts pro [
nounced shea VIII get his whip
ping practice in The novice race.
Then he'll go after Adams again.
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Birdie 4Wins
For Mrs. Byrd

Her ability 10 match her hus-
band : birdie As OF tt1c wCGk-Cnd
on Plum HolloW'S eighteenth has
given Mrs. Sam Byrd her first
victory in a Women'S district tour
nament
Mrs. Byrd and Margaret Russell
were even coming 10 this 47S-Sard
finishing hole e>terday and-bottt
were on in 3. But the Plum Hollow
player got down in one putt 10
two for the Oakland Hills star.
Miss Russell led Mrs. Byrd by 4
strokes coming 10 the ninth, but
dropped two of them there when
she took a 5 TO Mrs. Byrd par 3.
The Oakland Hills player missed
the green at the right and took
three puts after pitching on.
The next tournament Will be al
Red Run. Aug %.
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YoRK'S ELEVENTH

Rudy York'S eleventh home run
Of the season, a roaring drive up
into the second deck Of the left
field stands with Jimmy Outlaw
on base in the seventh inning,
was the most potent Of three hits
off Lyons.
Joe Hoover, in hitting form
collected three hits. two off Bon
ham and one off Lyons. One of
the bingles off Bonham was a
two-bagger. Pinky Higgins bagged
two hits and Trout himself
horned in the hit column with a
single.
Swift picked up a hit before
having 10 retire with a finger in
jury suffered in the third stanza.
With a home stand ended. the
Tigers today left town on an eX-
hibitIOn swing through Michigan
cities hefore reSuming their
a m erican League schedule
against the White Sox IN Chicago
Saturday night. NcwhouSer Is
scheduled to pitch Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
TIGER Jack Champ

Although Tiger Jack Moore
gained draw with Bert Ruby
the MWA junior heavy champion
today still retains his title after
a hectic bout at Mack Park last
night Moore won the first fall m
221O and Ruby cvcncd matters
in 1905
Other results Kid Chapman de-
feated Eddie Bad Man Lewis.
Dutch Schultz won over lr.Sf
McGec. and Dale MaAne- defeated
County Won Zupkc.
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Bud Mcthcny. top Yankee
homer hitter. has y; did
not get one here this trip.

elter StruwcjSv tt- h.y tvu=r1--
ger in the third But Bob hurt hl2
.-.st1--trrrt- fT-TCt 70 re-
tire from tho game l
YorkS relay To Swift Of Out
laws throw NNaS q pretty thing.
What would have been the prize
play Of the game nearly took
place in tho eighth when Crc>ctu
took Trout'S groundcr Instead a.
throwing Tho bali from the short
stop position. Frankie carried The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
STOPPED BY HEAT

Stricken by the heat, Cook was
forced to quit after the 10th hole
yesterday. Hayes had SO for his
round.
Ira Fisher of Flint won the
nine-hole putting contest with 10
In a playoff among those tied at
II. 3. II. Ackles, Arthur J. Lacy
and Arlie Leake finished in that
order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Ritz Rec. Will Open
For Season Saturday

Ritz Recreation, Wyoming and
Fenkell, will open for the bowling
season under the new ownership
Of Sidney German, Sidney Silver
man and Morris Klein Saturday
at 6 p, m. Jack Campbell, for
merly of Vogue Recreation, is the
new manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02
Women S Travelling
Officers Retained

Edith Schultz, president. Narie
Sparrow, vice president; Ethsl
Heenan, secretary. and Sslina
Meyers, treasurer. Werc reelected
as officers Of the Detroit Women's
Travelling Bowling League at
meeting held last night. Rolling
will start Sept. Q alternating
Saturdays -aHd SHharys each
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-02

ft-v ffCnS raw foft=handed
pitcher -lAAa has been on the
TcCl inactive hst since last sea-
Som expects 90 rcioin the Tigers
in Chicago ... Charley Metro.
utility ou'felder was given his
unconditional release yesterday
Metro may hook on with
indianapolis in the American As
ISOLATION.