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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

botte einen 8reun0 mitgebradt, eben
oen Sremoen, ser om Bor1nittoge NIT
Marionne 5ulommengetroffen mar.
uSerr Souer", re0ete Sr0ulein So.
banna 0ie1en iebt an, ,,Sie, ionIt Der
Munterlte bon uns alien, ifeinen mir
beute lngeipobnli6 ltiu; i6 fiir6te,
Sic boben BEL Der 3udtigung, melde
5ie beute friib Sbrem tpi0eripenitigen
Bfer0e ongeoeiben 1ieben, audi itb
ielb1t einigermaBen pebe geton."
,gtir feblt nidts, 6rduIein 8il0-
b0fer", oeriiderte Souer. sd 6enfe
bloB iiber ein HGtlel nad, bas i6 ni6t
5u loien bermog."
u6anoen Sic es i'm Morgenblott?" ?"
frogte Sophie Malberg.
Stein, i6 fono es ouf ser Seioe
orouBen, mo- tb Elm biibl6es Iben-
teuer batte.'
Gin Abenteuer? gu baIt im1ner
@lid!" rief &arl Walberg. u8iit foum
orei Gage bier uno erlebit ettpas in
oieier langlpei1igen Sei6e, no mir in
meinem gan5en 2eben nod nidts be-
gegnet it,"
,,Bielleidt tpiiroeIt ou cine lol6e
8egegnung audi ni6t fir ettpas 8e'
merfenstpertes balte1."
u8as NOR es 6enn?" fragte Ma.
oame Malberg.
sd fano om 2imbo9, ettpa cine
Stunoe bon bier, lpo er bur6 cine
ieiner plobliden 9riimmungen eine
traftig aufitrebenoe 8aumsruppe Elm.
i@lieBt, Elm iunees, ibones Md6den,
5uar NIT einem 8u6e betuaffnet, ober
nidt 1eIeno, ionoern offenbar nit BE-
uubtem 8ebagen ben idonen Griib.
linestos 9enieBeno. slls iie mid ee'
tuabrte, tam fie ntdt i'm Weinoeiten
auBer Saiiung, tuie bas mand' anbe"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05
einen 4ugenbIid aus3uruben?"

einen augenbltd aus3uruben2"
SD madte BLOB einen 8oteneang,
uno elm 8auerntino miro nidt 10 leidt
miioe," oeriebte fte, uno cine muntere
S9elmerei ladte ibr aus ben 9lugen
uno ben 8angengriibden. Sm ndd'
item Noment bate fte oen Saupttpeg
bereits tpieoer erreid)t, uno ibr beller
Strobbut flatterte tpie Elm 5dmetter"
ling iiber oie braune Seioe.
X X X
@inige 5tunoen fpdter NOR cine
beitere @eieuidaft Inn Die Wittaesta'
fel oes Serrn @i16bofer berlammeH.
Seine 5dmeiter, Srau Malbera ,por
nit ibrer Sodter uno ibrem Gltelten
Sobne fir einige 8o6en na9 Sim"
bo6sbiitte 9efommen un6 ser lebtere
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

Sdritte; 11i6t Inn iie ein5ubolen, 6enn
ct tpiin16te nidt, ben S6ein Der 3u<
oringIi6teit ouf ii6 gu la0en; ober
er NOR entl6loijen, ibr 10 nube 81 blei=
ben, 6aB ibm b0uiee @etpiBbeit iiber
oos enoli6e 3iel ibres 8eges tperoen
muBte.
8einobe cine 5tunoe NOR er 10 in
gemeiiener @ntfernung oem lei6t un0
raid Dor ibm oobinidreitenoen Md6>
6en gefol9t> o1s oieies cine Stelle er>
rei6te, mo- Ser i6male Bfa6, Der 0ie
Sei6e bur6I6nitt, 1t9 teilte un6 ge-
raoeaus nu6 einern Der nobeliegen0en
D0rfer fiibrte, tpabren6 iein 3tpetter
Mrm no6 lints our 2inbo6sbiitte ab>
bog. 9ieiem folgte, gum grltaunen
oes Jremoen, feline neue 8etannte,
inoes er it6er borol1seeiebt batte, ite
tpitroe an oem @ilentperf boriiber uno
tpeiter geben. Son Neuem bei9leunigte
er feline S6ritte un6 fam eben 5eitig
genug> Inn 5u ieben, oaB iie om Sol
tore bes gtabliiiements nit oem Bor>
tier iprad, ibm Elm fleines Hatet
Eiiberreidte uno ii9 Damn nit einem
freunoliden geiden bon ibm berab>
i6ieoete. Sn Der naditen Winute be-
'gegnete ite linn uno tpol1te nit einem
b6fliden @ruBe an linn oorbei uno
Der Seioe ipieoer 5ueilen.
@r bielt iie auf NIT Der lddeln6en
anreoe: Isle baben itd uneeIellig ee>
5eigt> mein 6raulein. Sdtten sic mir
geiagt, bic Siitte iei SIR 8eg5iel>
70 bate ib sic beeleiten t0nnen."
sd bin eetuobnt, ouein ourd bic
Seioe gu geben'', eab iie, nidt rn>
freunoli9, ober bod ettpas abtueiieno,
5ur Nnttport.
limb nun eeben sic auriid, obne
oas &aus 5u betreten? DINE iid nur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

6erte er ii6 ie1bf; "iie batte mid gum
Beiten. Ser Sdelm la9te ibr ia aus
ben mlnteren braunen aueen beraus.
Sd muB mid 0od BEL Srduletn 8tlo-
b0fer ertunoieen, tpeIde Gamilien in
Der &a6baridaft Der Siitte tpobnen." ;"
@r iebte ftd gu f1iidtieer 0tait auf
ben 1dnoliden Sib, ben Warionne
nod bor tur5em innegebabt bate, 1no
als ct oonn ben &iidpeg no9 Dem @i-
ienuerfe ontrat, iab er 6as iunee
Rao6en in 10 betradtli6er @ntfer-
nung Dor it6 bereeben, oob er ite trob
ietnes iebr idarfen &uges toum nod
5u erfennen oermo6te; ober es fonnte
fein 3meife1 ltottfinben, lie bate Ole
ielbe &i6tung eineel6lagen, Die au6
er oerfolgte. gr bei6leuniete feline
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05
Sin GerIpre6cn erfiiueno, melh(

Sin GerIpredcn erfiilleno, mel6cs
ous Sdoban1t Ser Ser. Staaten uno
Die Observation-Disclosures i'm leb.
ten 0e3ember gegeben botten, no9oem
lid oie 0eutldomerifoner 6es 2onoes
ou6 bel Ser Dritten &riegsanleibe in
berporragen0em WaBe ousge3ei6net
botten, miro uniere Geeierung einem
"Sibertp,Sdiff'', oos iid bereits i'm
Bau befinoet, oen Namen zines Der
groBen Oeut16en Der ameritoniIden
@eIdidte berleiben, ndmlid oes 8ur-
gerfriegsgenerals Srona SigeI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

Kene Stamps so Cents die sehachtel, bel
]. 1. stssb, l72os VaiIeyview Ave-, Cleveland, o.
rer Oome in folder Gage gei9eben
iein modte, uno lieB fib obne 8riioe.
rle, ober uud obne it6 oas @ering1te
81 Oergeben, bon mir in Elm @eIpr06
bertpideln.'
~9as muB Martonne eetpeIen fein",
meinte 6raulein Sobanna.
~5ie nannte ltd mir ni9t. - Mo.
rioune? - 9eein; iie bebauptete nur,
ouf einem 9roBen Sofe 3u tpobnen."
"SSa, ia, Dab nn1B oie 9leine &C.
weIen iein', laete Bilob0fer, tpab.
reno feline 9eidte folt eleid5eitig rief:
~gfun, cine Dame lit Die bod nidt!"
SD bielt 1no id bolte iie nod
Ooiiir, ob9leid iie ieIb1t bebauptete,
Elm 9auernfinO 31 1ein."
uSie lit nod tpeniger ols oas", be.
nertte Ser iunge MoIberg; viie lit
bloB ooS Stief- ooer Bflegefino zines
8ouern."
uAFein 9f0tlel miro INNER bertpif.
felter'', mcinte Soler. u8ie tpe11ig
I6eint ibre lmDertennbar 1ebr lorg.
Idltige Gr5iebung 81 iDren Gerbalt'
nillen 5l paiien.'
uOas lit sic 6ru6t elmer M1orotte
nciner S9meIter", 1prad) Neooame
Malbcrg nit Oerletenoer 594rfe.
~Gine Wforotte tannlt ou oas bod
ni6t nennen", berteioigte SsSobonno
iib rubig uno fubr, bauptIa6li9 an
SOFTER li6 Denoeno, fort ,,Dos &in0
lit in elmer eigcntiimlidben Sage. Ser
moblbabenoe Sofbauer, BEL meldem
tie lebt, lit ibr 5tieioater; ibr eigener
Batter ideint ibr ni6ts binterloiIen
3u baben> 0o6 buben 8erponote oes"
Ielben big iebt fir lte gelorgt. Sic
Ieben inOeS Dabri6einli6 borous, ooB
Oo5 0fa0fen in 3ufunft 1t6 ieIbIt BEL
fe, uno geben ibr Oesbal6 Die 01itteI,
It6 5ur 2ebrerin ous3ubiIoen. uno
neil if nun Ser Meinung bin, oaB,
um cine 10 l6mierige 5teuung gut
anS3nfiiaen1 nidt bIoB einiee 5prad,
uno on0ere &enntnilie, lonoern ou6
be1onOer5 0ie 9leuBerli6feiten erforo
oerlib lino, pel6e mir ein3ig ourd
cine quite gr5iebung ertperben, babe
id oie1e bem &inoe> 10 neit i6 es
pcrmohte, bei3ubringen geIudt."
ultnO Sic Oiirfen nit Dem Geiultote
mobl 5ufrie0en iein, es gereibt Der
Gr5leberln DIe Ser Sdiilerin our @b.
re, 6rdulein WiIobofer", ipra6 SoIler
nit ernIter Worme.
"llebcreiIe oid nidt, @rnlt!" rief
&orl 0falberg uGante Sobannens
Ihma6e Sdnoe boben Die miloe Sum.
mel MIR balb 81 5dbmen oer1nodt,
uno Die or0inaren @emobnbeiten tom,
men INNER mie0er gum Bori6ein. :"
(Jortiebl1ng foIet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

Gater 5u ieinem Sobn, Der itd iiber
Die 8riiitung Der @alerie lebnt: ,,l1m
@otteStuiaen, @uftab, falle mir uidt
oa runter, orunten foit's a9t Rart."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

SA1S$stS o. f>T~@~ $kb$5% @&OD JESL Attt
Babe, ionbern auf Der eonaen Sei6e
gibt es fein Saus, no Sic tpobnen
f6nnten, bic 2imba6biitte oussenom.
men, u1o BORT tparen Sic, 10 bel i9
,ueib, In ben Iesten 6rei Saeen ni6t." I"
,Iber Sic tparen esq" fro9te Ite,
pIoslib berlaiien bon ibrer ionnieen
Setterteit.
SD mar es; oos fdeint Sbnen
oufoufa4en."
vgeidt iotpobl oos, als bic 8erGnoe.
rung, Die nit SSbnen boreeeangen
it,"
~Mber, mein 5rGu1ein fannten sic
mid oenn friiber i6on2"
sd CLAUDE es; iebt beopeifle i'd
es. Sd bielt sic fir einen Neffen
oes Serrn 8il6b0fer, oente ober iebt,
sic ftno es nidt."
v9eein, id bin ibm ni6t bertpanot,
fonoern MIR iein 5eittpeiliger @oit,
@rnit SoIler."
Wfartanne ertpioerte oie artige Ser.
beugung, nit tpeI6er er li9 ibr Dor.
itellte, nit idli6ter S0fli9teit; 6onn
fiigte ite freun0Ii6 bin3u: Limb nun
piinfben Sic tpobl, 0oB id Sbnen 6en
8eg nod oem gilennerfe 5eige."
ST. lit mir nidt fremo; i6 babe
Die Sei6e Idon bielfo6 our61treift
Dteies louidi9e Gerited ober betrat
i'd beute gum eriten MoIe, ni6t obs
neno, oaB i6 Oa6ur6 oie l1nbei9eioe1t=
beit begebe, fren1oes @ebiet gu berIet.
5en."
"Sie taten 6os nt6t, Serr Souer
Die Seioe lit 9emeiniomes @igentum
Der umnobnen6en D0rfler nno Sof.
beitber. Sd babe fetn er0Beres 92e6t
bier 3u iein, olS Sie."
Damn itn6 sic, eIei6 mir, bier
freno ?"
sic berneinte lG6eIno. ISM Sc
genteil, id bin eit 10 e9tes &ino De,
Seioe, ols nur irgen6 Elm f1o9sboari
ger fletner 8arfiiBler, ser i'm Com,
ner Sei0elbeeren, i'm Serblte 8Gr.
loppIamen fu9t un6 inn Srubling mad
&ibibneltern umberfrie6t; ober cir
@tgentumsre6t ouf nur cine ein5ige
@initeritouoe belibe i9 ni9t. @s biIf1
mir ni6ts, 6a6 i9 oen Sof oes pobl.
bobenoiten Sei6ebauern meme Seima1
nenne, oenn id bin nur feline 9tief
to9ter."
Isle tuoIlen 0omit 6o6 ni6t ingen
bob. "a" froete 6er Sren1be bo1ti{
nno brad Damn ploblid, tpie eridref
fen6, ab.
uDab i9 Elm 8ouerntino bin?'
fragte ite Saeeeen, iiber feline 8eI Itiir
5ung munter ladenb. uSreili9 Biz
ids, uno etn armes nod oo3u. Mei1
tletner Salbbrtoer tpirb emit Elm rel
der Weann fem, l1no ieoes ieiner ore
Sdneiterden befomn1t cine itottli6'
Mitgtft; id oagegen babe feinerle
anipritde an oen Norobof uno feiner
8eIiber. 60, nun babe ib Sbre Mit
teilung, oab Sic Serrn @il6bofers
@ait itnb, oereolten, uno es tpiro nur
9eit, oaB Id einen fleinen Muftrae
ausfiibre, tsegen oeiien i6 eigentlid
ausgeeansen bin." @abrero oes
Spre6ens bate fie ibr 8u6 einge
{fn6t shra Ga1thX.1 &nr ,,1,4n,. Sn4,, Eo;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

Erprobtes HeiImitteI gegen ale Arten Von a.
ten und trischen Wunden. Cesehwueren. Ce-
waeehsen. 6isswunden, karbunkeIn. usw. Bite
Geld nur durch Post Money Order ~ sehcken.
kene Stamps. so Cents die Schachtel bel
J. L. stsab, l72oe VaIIeyview Ave-, Cleveland, O..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

There were many others. IN
GLIDING DetTOTtlS MIR Henry T.
twald. the advertising genius
OF our Town. who let otit a
secret A'-iifE I ~ n -uetild like 10
own minor league baseball
team As soon as Mr.. James
Councilman. our favorite man IN
sports heard this. ne immedi-
atcly tried 10 interest Mr. EWaid
in the Toledo Mud Hens. which
j. q 81 Louis farm. And YOU.
OF course. know Councilman
works. among other things for
the ST. Louis Browns
Also. AT the aforementioned
party was Mr.. rom Mcany.
sports co In mnist for New
York's PM. Tom made the
most clever speech of all AT the
baseball writers dinner Sunday
night. He was a real credit 10
the writer's. hosts az the party.
But great as has speech hap
pcned 10 be. Tom coniided that
five minutes before be was
scheduled 10 90 on he Scribblcd
a note 10 Sid Mercer Of the
Journal American who was
master Of ceremonies. asking
Sid 10 scratch him from the list
Of speakers
II lost my courage said
Tom. But I'm glad now Sid
didn't honor the request"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
CiGV Council Asked
To Honor Moran

Councilman William Rogell who
himself rosa arm Tho >andlotS 10
uaor ioeclc haSehe4l career.
wes 10 afor "a resolution 90 COM
mon council to1sy urging tho city
fn change we mama o' North
western FIc.5to Norr rTc.d
u'fhr move B.. approved and put
into effect. 10 VIII be NtrnE trib-
u'eto tbe ble .VotR.of George %.
Shorty Moran. veteran presi-
GCnf of tho Detroit Baseball Fed
Grafton who died last THURSDAY
Northwestern FIcld was and is
fac nuB of sandlpt baseball In De-
fu.f
t#. Same fur FTod q
<a- member r. f.D parks and
recreation eoww er which has
jurisdiction otel tht ettS PLAY
FIELDS. was TO ask that body to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Predicted Cup
Win for Wings
Worries Adams
RA LrMIs II. WNTER

Frank boucher coach of the
Ncw York Rangers. picks the
Detroit Rcd Wings 10 beat Mont
-r7f G7u7i1TuS for tHe Stanley
cup. Informed today of TINS
1aUcung prophecy Manager Jack
Adams Sa.d. It's fine with me as
long aS tbo boys don't read II
and believe DO
The Rangers. whom Detroit
rIsls Thursday night i'm New
York fear they may lose Bryan
HeNtall and OF Heller 10 the
draft soon That would leave
them az Sub-zcro level Adams is
taking his club 20 practice IN the
University ct Michigan rink today
hecauSr the Skating Nanlties are
al OLYMPIC
Montreal CaHaa}oRs are only SIX
points< away from the total of 80
which Coach Dick irwin said he
figured would loo enough TO ClinCh
the National Hockey IL a & u 2
championship That means
they need only three more VIC
tories, with II games to play The
GCKei rush has already started
for the Montreal game here next
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

honor Norans name in a similar
way.
Funeral rites for Moran we're
held yesterday AT Our Lady Of
Hol' Rosary Church. where sew
eral hundred persons. including
many ports notablcS and others
whC knew and worked with the
beloved Sandlot figure paid final
tribute
Rev Fr f. c. Zarret offic.ated
aud RovNFr James f. Martin.
athletic director of Catholic Cen
trah High and sponsor OF teams
jn tho DBF, delivered The sermon
IptcrmcRt was az Mi OliNct
C,S-r1Ctcrv
pallbcafcrS were Tony DuEray
Tony La Bond Walter Tomcic
Albert BigcloW AuClc Bauman
and John Maullo All of whom
were associated with sandl0t base
ball many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

polls are flung open 10 both
young and old enthusiasts of all
sports.
After three weeks Of ballot
ing, the war finance committee
released a list showing the first
30 sports stars IN order Of their
popularity as voted in this bond
drive The list showed just two
basketball players Harry Boy
kon of ST. Johns University.
who placed fourteenth. and Hy
GOtkln OF the same school, who
placed fOrtleth.
The column of stars was
headed by the late Lou Gehrig
and progressed through four
baseball players, three football
men, three boxers, and one star
of tennis. track and golf each
until IT reached Boykoff The
list then continued through nine
diamond stars. four track men.
four tennis players, two football
men two golfers. two boxers.
Jockey and a bowler until it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Redeenner Plays
Redford Quintet

Rcdecmcr. defending first divi-
sion champion and now tied for
first with 81 Theresa on the west
side. meets ST Mary's of Bedford
tonight in tho feature Catholic
League prep cage game
ST. Ambrose VIII try for It's
ninth straight against ST Rose in
the second division headliner. To-
nights schedule;
81 Mary tRedfordl ~ Redeemcr 81.
Leo AZ 81 Theresa 50. Cecilia a. Lourdcs
81 Benedict az 81 Ladislaus 81 Stanis-
IHus az ST Catherine 81. Anthony at
DO Ia Sale - Bernard A. Annuncla-
iion St Ambrose ~ 81 Rose 81 Martin
AZ 81 Paul 81 Vincent az 81 Philip. 81
RITA a. 81 Michael Rosary, AZ 81. Agnes
~ Andrew ~ 81 Thomas ST Hedwig at
Xavier So Patrick az Sacred Heart So
Joseph ~ Visitation. St James A. Fern
dale Lincoln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
BREVITIES:
Baseball Waits
Roosevelt Reply
On 1914 Season

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 6 GNS) A
request for an expression from
President Roosevelt "on baseball'S
-r1tsttt threw effort alongside
that Of industry" today brought A
guarded reply. indicating that the
future of the game depended
entirely on the manpower stu
alton.
The suggestion for a White
House blessing baseball MAS
made TO the President by j. G.
Taylor SPHINX, publisher of the
Sporting News.
In a letter of reply. presidential
secretary Steve Early assured the
publisher that very careful con-
Sideration" would be given TO his
suggestion =
SBifk Had written that baseball
players occupy "a role Just as
valuable as they would be per-
forming in industry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
$3.50 Pin Prize
To Truck Driver

Earl Fairfax 39-ycar-old truck
driver. won the richest prize IN
the history OF Negro bowling,
$3.50. and the Ford Motor Co.
trophy, when he captured he
first annual national Negro
singles championship tournament
at Paradise Bowl with Sill score
for the IS games
Fairfax. who has an average Of
1913 in the Motor City Bowling
League. started the final grind
with 236 and was never threat
ened for the leadership. He lad
Is games above POO
Bill Rhodman and George Ben
nett Detroit, fought t out 10 The
final game for second place
hOnOrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
| a|es
Detroiifers Stage
SPORTS Party
in Gotham
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

NEW YORK. N Y. Feb. s.
WATCHING THE BROAD
WAY SPORTS PARADE; Base
ball could use a lot more men
like Donald Barnes. owner 81
the ST. Louis Browns. Barnes
gets around. He minGles with
the high and the low. lie asks
questions and he gels answers.
He wants 10 know what people
think OF baseball. and what
baseball can do 10 please people.
Just tip-watch Barnes. He's
i'm the national pastime because
he likes it. He'll be real
credit and. unless l miss my
guess. "A fey years from now
will find him a real power in
the game.
Yesterday We attended q
cocktail party that was one or
the most interesting ever 10
come our way.
Charles a. Hughes Of the
DAG was the host. and among
those preSen were James Mont
gomery Flagg. the famous car
toonlst who impreSses you as
being as solid as the rock ~
Gibraltar, Grantland Rice. than
whom there i<~none whomer IN
SpOrtdom, Bob flanagan. the
new campaign manager of the
Democratic party; Frank Gra-
ham, sports editor of Look
magazine. and Paul Calico,
wearing an arm in a sling be-
cause. he says, he has water on
the elbow, which IS a new place
fnI. NNnfn1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Has EN- Trained

Baseball meetings in New
York are usually held AZ other
hotels hut the meetings al
tended by Commissioner lands
take place AZ the Roosevelt be-
cause that's where the Judge
puts up when in Gotham .. In
other words tho league moguls
come 20 Lands. as usual
New York Rangers. probably
the worst hockey team ever
fabricated IN the National
Hockey League. has drawn more
than 10000 customers more
than year ago az This time
e.. With p. Detroit Tigers
have on their roster tho fcw-
est players Of any American
League club Others are.
Washington and Chicago. 30
each ST. Louis. 81. Cleveland.
30 New York. e. and Boston.
% .,. Dean Scns7ubsuChCr. INC
sensational Ohio state freshman
.griddcr last fan. has been ape
pointed 90 thc United States
Military Academy an Wc'
Point .- Ho IS rs and ha
from JrichsvlIe. @.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Conversation Topics

And what about YOU think
men talk about when they
gather around as they did al
the Hughes party
Well. III tell you Some
how the gang got on the SUBJ
iect Of Gene FowlerS new book
on the life OF John Barrymore.
called &c Goodnight, Sweet
Prince"
This called for food ~
Barrymore stories Some Of
which l might tell YOU IN
private some day Many Of,
which never would pass any
censor.
Next victim vas you'd never
guess twas none other than
Bobo NcwSom
NewSOm had been one Of the
most talked about people AZ tho
dinner Sunday night There
was hilarious scene showing
Bobo and Eleanor as The Two
most Travelled people IN the
world
Luke Sewell The Browns
manager. was telling a iew of
his favorite New>Om stories,
Then Granny Rice got on the
subject Of DIZZY Dean and MS
favorite DIZZY Dean stories.
And this led Brother Conzel-
man 10 tell some OF his favorite
football stories All in all II
was quite a session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

teams as the Ylnk>, Card, or
Noue Dame. Even the great
est basketball teams are seldom
mentioned.
ONLY , ~ FIRST 20
1t Is, pcrhdpS, unfair 10 apply
these QuCstloh-and-a ScS-
sionS as a test of basketball'S
popularity Nest of the names
under discussion in those far
off battle lines were produced
m the ghtterlng le20S during
tho golden age of sports. A
very large percentage of our
fighting men have never seen
Ruth. Cobb, Dempsey or Thorpe
in action, and the legends OF
these men have been enhanced
by time.
4 fair gauge Of sports pOpU-
larity however. IS the sports
popularity poll being held locally
M connection with the Fourth
War Bond drive. \ SIS bond is
good for one vote. thus the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
McSE,aaien
Winner.
Bv = Shots

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. s (INS)
Harold tJug) McSpaden, the
Philadelphia hlaSter, captured an
other golf tournament yesterday
by defeating Byron Nelson of
,FF'eiedt-tff- an &'-heie-ie4a5efffe
TIE 5000 Phoenix Open crown.
Turning IN a -one-undcr-par 10,
MCSpaden nnSed out Nelson by
two strokes and took first prize
money-Sl. 600 in war bonds. Nell
son earned $3.50 IN var bonds for
his effort
The plavoff was necessary TO
break a tie which resulted when
both golfers had final scores of
273 for the 72-hole tourney
McSpaden. winner of the Los
Angeles open last month, clnched
this when he sank an uphill 90
foot putt for a birdie three on the
seventeenth green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

That championship race in the
WomenS Travelling Bowling
League is razor sharp today with
only a single game separating
Eddie Coy leading Vernon and
Selma Myers kinney
Led by CreSence StcrhcnI's 22b
in SOP and Crystal Pearce'S pos
IN 531 kinnCys swept four points
from Northwestern No. =. 1886
to 24lO. Vernon s. took three from
Altoona Rec 24S6 10 2463. Ruth
Johnston having SO and Hulda
Often SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Petersen. Classic:

Operator Louis Petersen. pro-
diets his next individual pin
classic next January will attract
all-tlme record of some 1000
bowlerS. Winner of this years
event was unknown Detroit kec
Ter. John Farkas. who pocketed
$500 first prize money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Niqht Edition Code Key

The detroit Times daily prints IN 'he
wight Edition only Tho name of horse
which race experts feel rs among the out
standing bets ~ the DAY
The code kew appears each r-h In the
Eight Star and Red Line Editions mum
her corresponding ~ each letter ~ the
alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY ~
THF NIGHT EDITION ASH rs PRINTED
IN CODF Ton10rrowfa code follows
Al BIG GO pos va ~ G-ts
H-qA 100 J-s9 KISS - N2 N-Ss
O-Gt RS as RE SIS TSP 90
W-7s ~ vs. 10.
Gin this code key r. VII enable v0u
20 remember me name OF iomv rows code
horse appearing ONLY ~ The NIGHT
PETITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Control of Dodgers:

Was 10 be made known today
after syndicate of Brooklyn bust
-meA-heaelea-by-M aA-t>-
Meyer. former part owner of the
Braves, met with trust company
officers, trustees OF estate of late
George Ebbets. Syndicate is re-
ported 10 have offered sum run
ming into seven figures for pur-
chase Of Is per cent of the stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Sweep Needed
By E.-B. Five
To Pass Chene
STANDINGS
TONIGHr'S MATCHLS

30 SackmAn's .C,-0l va Krakow.
alleys T. q Parsrlean 't2-b Va. Pepsi
AfAnaraltan nall1lf
Gasket S. 9. MURDOCH -3-0l vs. Coca
Cola =. -
q4E- strch sC1-D vs J Berger T.
,. Palm Beach ~ II IS Ne Luxe "
= FTfe Tt3-ol VS.. twentieth Century
Recreation .I 6 Chene- Tromhiy Recrca-
tian -'t2-ll Us r. = g.. Matches a.
Wltm Recreation 1900 Gratlot avenue
Denotes winner in hrst round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Illinois Tech Relays.

MidweStcrn indoor track fea-
ture since 1929, Cancelled because
OF transportation difficulties and
inability 10 secure Y. Of Chicago
Field House Big Ten Conference
meet. however, 20 be held in that
building March IL on streamlined,
one day basis.