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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSkA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov L. J.

M oo POouII UCllHI SSCtJCIi,
marsikateri zarek prodere ma
dvorisce, kjer sc lesketa v mia
XII, kodar capljajo pocasi ru-
meme goske. Samo cerkveni zvo-
mix moli izmed sadnih vrtov s
svojo rdeco streho. Ia vasjo ma
livadi je cudno vpitje in kri-
canje. Poglej to deco! Lase ima-
jo rumene kakor klas, lice pol
no kakor rdece jabolko, ma sebi
nimajo druzega kakor srajcico,
prepasano trakom. To ii ska
&c, krici, ploska rocicami in
suva palico velike kroglje, da
bi 'clovek skoro oglusel; cello
drzni vrabec, XII pref ma cvetoci
glogoW meji ma musice, Sc pre-
plasi in odfrfota cez spleteno
ograjo. Prijetno je in topic,
cvetje dist ma vso moe in Glove
Ska duSa sc odpira kakOr cvet.
Sedaj so umolknile orglje, va
scani gredo cd vecernic. Med
zitom stopajo bro vascani in
vaScanke. Samo tupatam stoji
ma brodu kaksna botra, oble-
cena V belo obleko Z rdeco peco
in kramlja S sosedom o mrazu,
O preji, o svatih, kakor je zenski
jerk sploh navajen. g..
Ma koncu vasi stoji sredi sliv-
mega vrta vaska hisa, craven
ME hlev, susilnica "a grozdje in
koruznjak. Cisto bella je, lepo
pokrita svezo slamo. Vrt je
gost, samo po slemenu koce in
po vrsickih drevja Sc blisci soln-
ce, nizje doll je povsod hlad-
ma senca. Zraven lesenega pri-
stresja stole pri zemlji velika
vrata. To je klet, a pri vratih
stoji mia in dive leseni klopi.
Pod vrtom Sc prekucava deca
0koli dremajOcega kodra. Ma
pristresnih stopnicah sedi mac
ka, umivajoc 81 s tacico bell
gobcek, a il bliznjega hleva mo-
Ii Sivka radovedno svojo glavo.
Vidi Sc, da tn biva bozji bIago-
SLOW in sreca, a tina sreca seva
najlepSe na ldecih licih lepe
krepke zcne, XII gleda, upira Joe
sc ma gole polne lakte, s plistre-
Ska svojimi Grnimi ocmi V ia
kotiCek domaCega blazenstva.
Polti je belle kakor sra jca, usten
polnih in rdecih kakor gosto ma
nizane koravde, ki il padajo ma
bujne prsi. ma polnem lieu he
vidiS CUB, V crnih laseh, ureje-
nih pod 'glavnikom IL medi, ne
ZapaZiS sivega lasu, ma dolgih
trepalnicah, ma bujnih ustnah
j Zatrepeta vcasih nasmeh, da
Sc il pokazejo bell zobje, IL
na>meha lahko spoznaS, da il je
tudi srce zadrhtelo radosti. Ii
vejse j zazal'i oko, ko Sc ozre
ma cloveka, XII stoji pri mizi pod
lopo craven vesele druScine. Nj
vec mlad, a krepak in postaven.
Velik je, da Sc mora pripogniti
cello pod cerkvenimi vrati. L.
pod belle razgaljene srajce Sc
vidijo Stroke prsi, kakor da so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-05

skOvane IL zeleZa, ia vitkem
vratu mu sedi velika okrogla
glava. Svetle lase ina ostrizene,
brado obrito, po mocnih ustni-
cab navzdol mu padajo dolgi,
malo sivi brki, najlepSi kras 81
rokega, podolgastega obraza, il
katerega seva dvoje temnomo-
drih oci, kakor dvoje gorskih
kresov. Kolikrat je ze pihala
burja preko tega lica, koliko-
krat ga je napajal dez, koliko-
krat ga je re pablo solnce!
Temno je, kakor Vito IL ko-
vine; toda lepo in krepko kakor
junakovo. Ma sebi nina mic dru-
gega kakor ajcO, hlaGe in move
opanke. Gotovo je hisni gospo-
dar. z levo lehtjo Sc naslanja OBJ
hiSni zid, desno ina V boku, no.
gi prekrizani. Tako stoji in gle
da mirnim obraZom troje lju-
di, XII kramljaio pl'i polnem
ilovnatem vrcC rujnega vina.
Malo govori in paZno poslusa,
vCaSih sc Zamisli, vcasih Sc ma
smehne, vcaSih iZpije par po-
zirkov iZ vrCa.
"A kaj Sc .ie izpremenilo tam
pri vas ia Susjcdu?' vpraSa
mas junak z jasnim glasom ene-
ga izmed gostov, ki jc sedec pri
mizi. zvonil 2 nogami, da so Sc
mu videli Sil jasti ccvlji in belle,
vezene hlace.
e." odgovoli iujec, potisniv-
81 81 crno cepico ma levo stran
ter zapodi muho $ skrlatnega
telovnika, "selimo Sc, boter Eli
ia, to sc pravi, nasa stara sc Sc
Ii in gospodicne Zofica. Kati-
ca in AnastaZija; JAZZ in gospod
oskrbnik Franjo Puhakovic pa
ostaneva "a seme ma Susjedu.
Tako je zapovedala nasa mi
lostljiva gospa Ursula. Sama
gre jutri ali pojutrisnjem V
Stubice."
"Cudna stva~." zamrmlja kr-
mezljav, majhen tovaris, XII je
incl glavo kakor stara grcasta
vrba in rdece lase kakor suho
sito, "cudno je to, da sc je dala
pregnati stara sova liz svojega
gnjezda."'
e." rece prvi tovaris, tlesk-
nivsi z jezikom, "niti moja ne
umna pamet ne more najti vzro-
ka tel stvari. Vendar Sc mi zdi,
da jo je neka mazarska zvijaca
prepodila iz Susjeda. Nocem BIZ
ii Andrej Horvat, sluzabnik mi
lostljive gospe Heningovice, am
pax crn cigan, &c nj res, kar
pravim."
"A, povej mi dragi Andrej,"
vprasa domacin Eliza Gregoric,
''kaj pravijo k temu gospodje
zetje?"
bog zna," skomizgne Andrej
rameni, "ne vem, jim je Ii to
prav ali ne. Gospod Konjski je
pozno noe govoril tistim
Madzarjem, XII ga je postal Ba-
tori, in lepo sta 81 podala oh
/ slovesu roke. Drugega zeta, Ke-
| recena nj, tretji, gospod Stefan
/ Gregorijanec pa je nenadoma
prisel il Mokrjc in je, skocivsi
.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16
NelCs From Salem

Nellie Jane Stephenson. Wayne.
To this union two sons were born,
John ]. and Charles ~. John j.
preceded his father in death in
1907. Mr.. Gait \ as a retired farm.
er and had lived in this vicinity
since 1903. He is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Jane Gait, and one son.
Charles. Services were Friday.
Improved In Health
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Whipple and
son Myron ere Friday evening
callers at the Myron Atchison home
on Tower Rd. Mr.. Atchlson. who
has been confined to his home the
past week with a heart aiIment, is
some better.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. VanAken and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Osborne
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mrs.
Sucia NJ. stroh. and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. searfoss. Plymouth. Sun
day callers.
Patrol III OF the Girl Scouts met
at the home OF Mrs. James Stull
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. Jodway is spending sew
eral weeks in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stacey we're
Sunday callers at the Leo Heintz
home, Ford Rid.
Mrs. z. A. Foster and Mrs. j.
Duyyeon. Detroit. were Sunday
afternoon callers at the A. B. Van
AIKEN home. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
AIKEN accompanied them TO South
Lyon, calling on the Hugh Fore
man family and were luncheon
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dickie.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sherwood
and Mrs. Samuel Wheeler spent
Thursday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bingle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckee. New
burg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Hartman and daughter Beverley
and son Stanley were callers at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rider
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles Buers and
son Theodore were dinner guests
Sunday in the Claude Patton home.
Byron
Miss Louise Atchison Is spending
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16
HOME WEDDING

Salem, Itch, Mar. ia very
pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kruger. Eight Mile Rd, when Her
man Kruger and Mrs. Mary Man
kin, Worthwhile, were united in
marriage by the Rev. Z. f. Rossow
OF the Worthwhile Lutheran Church.
The bride wore a gown OF aqua
marine silk and carried a bouquet
Of yellow roses and sweet peas
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Schultz. Worthwhile. Mrs.
Schultz was dressed in orchid
silk and her flowers were carna-
tions. A delicious luncheon was
served TO $50 guests. The couple
received many beautiful gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16
Staff Of Family Agency
TO Add Case Worker

At the monthly meeting OF the
Family Agency plans were laid for
u e attendance OF the agency stan
at the National Conference Of So
cial Workers. to be held IN CleYe-
land, May 21-27. The group re-
ported a case load OF IS cases at
present.
The addition OF a new case work
err. Alfred Katz. was discussed: Mr..
Katz will join tho stan May l. and
he will work in the Willow Run
area under financing Of the Willow,
Run Council. He was horn in New
Zealand. received his bachelor OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16

Corwin family and on Mrs. Emma
Kehrl Tuesday.
Miss Viola Ribe. Mt. Clemens,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Burnham were
Ann Arbor visitors Saturday.
The South Circle OF the Federal.
ed Ladies' Aid met at the home
OF the leader. Mrs. A. c. Wheeler.
Tuesday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Merritt were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mellow, Plymouth, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Sayles, Detroit. were
supper guests.
Mrs. Alden Campbell called Mon
day at the William Merritt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Rich have
sold their home in Plymouth and
have mo ed to the A. B. VanAken
house at Laphams Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Wheeler were
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wheeler and family,
Holly.
Oliver Goldsmith was in Ann Ar
Dor on business Monday.
Mrs. Myra Taylor entertained
the following guests at her home
for dinner Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Roberts and Irah. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Atchison, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Merritt, Seven Mile
Rd., and Mrs. c. Adams, Farming.
ton.
Mrs. Clyde Adams, Pennington.
is visiting Mrs. Myra Taylor for
a few days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16

DIES MONIES. Ia.-UP- Glenn
Cunningham, athletic director at
Cornell College, Mt. Vernon. Ia.
and former world champion mile
runner. has been accepted for Navy
duty. officials at the Camp Dodge
induction enter said Wednesday.
Cunningham took his p~re-induo-
ton physical Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16

a few days at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert E-.rhart. Worthwhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lyke were
in Brighton Saturday.
The Home Study Club met with
Mrs. Arthur Clinansmith Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Louck,
Detroit. were Sunday visitors at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.
Hartman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16
Marriage Licenses

Robert b. Basse, 3s, and Bessie
H. Landlord. 25. both of Ann Arbor,
Clarence f. Merritt. %, Britton,
and c. Novella Lane. Ann Arbor.
Earl F. Sovey. 81. and June a
Alderman. is, both OF Willow
Lodge.
Herman L. Pepper. 81. and Doro-
thy ]. Canine, 16. both OF Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16
Old Re.ldent Passes Away

JuIius Gait departed THIS lie
March 7. 1870 p. m, at his home,
Ridge Rd.. near Salem. He was
the son OF John and Elizabeth Gait,
Perrinsyille. Mich. and was born
July 4. 1865. on Oct. 6, 1887, he
was united in marriage TO Miss
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16

arts degree at the University OF
New Zealand and his masters de-
gree from the New York School OF
Social Work. Mr.. Katz comes
from the Foster Home Bureau in
New York City.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16
Relatives Sought as
~Nonagenarian Succumbs

Ann Arbor. Mich, Mar. 16-Ei-
forts are being made TO contact
relatives Of Thomas Stout. IS, who
succumbed here Tuesday.
He was born in Ohio in 1s4s and
leaves one son. Z. o. Stout, Bishop,
Cal, and one daughter, Mrs. Frank
Stegens, Sandusky, o.
Friends may call at the Staffan-
Hildinger Funeral Home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16

NEWARK, n. J.-UP-An uni
Identified taxpayer enclosed in the
envelope bearing his income tax re-
turn and check one-half a shirt.
The taxrayer advised he would
send ne other half with his next
payment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-16
Improved In Health
underaoes Operation

Willard Wilson. Seven Mile Rd..
underwent an appendectomy last
week at the DR.. Gates Hospital.
Ann Arbor.
Mrs. L. NJ. Stroh called on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Navy TrounceS
Penn State

ANNAPOLIS oct : lUP)-
Navy, NIdatc-, parad,rC across
Tho goal Hre m an awcSone dis
play of football might Swamped
Penn State 55l4. today IN a
hoodtde ot touChdoWns. 10 gam
revenge tor last week upset de-
feat T thr hands of North Caro-
lima Prc-Fhght
-Four fun Navy teams partci-
pated and each had hand IN the
SCORING.
So diversified was Nays ter
rife power that eight different
men scored the sailor, touch
downs Joe Sullivan Jim Petut.
John Hansen Hal Hanbe,c Dick
Amhrocl Sob jenkins. Albion
Walton and Russ owen VIC
Finos placeklcK specialist. made
seven of eight conversions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Him Fumbles Are Costly
And Purdue Wins, 1919

CHANlpAlGN III oct 7 up
-Ilhnol, baCH Icld fumblcd eight
times today and Purdue turned
three Of the m.>CucS into touch
downs 10 open defense Of ITS Big
Ten football co-champlonshlp with
a 1919 victory
Purdue three man powcrhouSc
o4ckfeld a hallbaCkS Boris d.
Ianchcff Chalmers Elliott and
iullback I'd God, lNcd mp 10 al
vance notice by shielding a young
Illinois line
Illinois knocked itself out Of the
game by setting up Purdue last
three touchdowns
Just before tho third quarter
ended, Pau Patterson Illinois
great Negro halfbaCk fumhlcd
and PmducS Kcn Glar acr TO-
covered on tho Illinois S Cody
cracked over TO score.
Patterson fumhlod once IN the
final quarter and Buddy Young.
Illinois other Negro back,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Augie a Valentine

Marty Marion. at the age Of
10, fell of sn emhankmcnl tor
compound leg fracture and Al
took ~ stitches Nern Stephens
was married AZ the ace Of 20
AuGle Bcrgamo IS Nalen-
tines day baby belns born Feb
1918
skipper Luke Se~eil OF the
Brown, the son Of 4 Titus Ala
physician began playing baseball
a. the University Of Alabama
from where he was graduated 3.
lie vas catchcr.
Casey Stengel call, Marty Mar
ion the great mountaineering
Cardinal shortStop the thousand
legged man Years ago Dave
Bancroft. the Giant ShortStop was
AlNals ready 20 bet ne could 90
out 10 tho Polo Grounds az md
night and hIt first base g time
ou' Of 10 from sheer memor!
and throwing habit
Ray Sander, starred in soccer
and sotthall whom a kid lie
was nearly - before it tIcd hard
bali WIN tic hlc boys Nm'c\
Kulov k Al the axe az : fen
OF fence into broken glass
and came mp with o~'cort ciiiis
Later he had 70 have large
chunk of bore ch-oiea our Of ms
forearm Just above ms right wrist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Red Wings Sell
Godlie Franks

Jimmy Franks. Red NunE>
coaLc during the early part Of
last season. was sold 70 tho
newly formed s., Louis American
League hockcNcluh Saturday INA
straight cash deal, The amount
received TOW FsankA who has been
with The Detroit club since 1856
was not announced Franks In.
dlcatcd he would leave for So
Louis training camp at r.. VII
liam, Ont this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Army Crushes
Brown, 50 10 7

WEST POINT Or' rUPl
Army Cadets. powered h> backs
VINO moved with the versatility Of
locps and the irre>tbIhty ot tanks
rolled 10 59-7 victory over
Brown TODAY their second I'M
preSsNe triumph IN as many
week,
Coach Earl Baik Of Army
whose T formation sWamped
North Carolina on the Cadet
opener last Saturday used sub
St'uteS freely today and most OF
ms entire squad saw action
Again u was Glenn DAVIS Dale
Hall Doug kenna Tommy LON
hardo and F'elJN Blanchard who
spanked the Army drive DAVIS
did some Of The pretucsi broken
field running seen here IN A
decade. ono Of Ia, touchdown runs
being s. Yards konna however
had The longest run Of the day II
beng a 65-yard dash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

dropped the ball 20 set up Pur-
due, other touChdoWn>
Patterson second tumble was
turned INTO score when Ray
Schultz passed II yards 10 end
Jack Morton. Purdue capitalized
on Young mIScue by taking the
hall on Illinois IS and scoring
IN eight plays with Cody smashing
over.
Purdue'S other scores came on
a 36-Nard Toss from Schultz 10
Elliott and on a 7i4Nsvd n1aror.
Illinois NCave1 Purdue numerous
ScarcS starving with Young'S score
in the second quarter, which came
on the end Of q pass from quar-
tcrhack Don Greenwood 10 end
Lou ACaSc, who lateralcd 10
Young for 29.Nard gain
Patterson ran 81 yards through
center for a score IN tho thlrri
period and Young followed with
a 39-yard sprint over his own
right tackle for Illinois final
touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
ShoeIe:s Discovery

on Their famous 5Tcame tour
Of 1860. Tho undetca'ed Cincinnati
Red Stockings played before
crowds totabrp 10 600 The
first shoelo>s PLAYER IN baseball
vas not Joe Jackson . Harry
Palmer wrote ~ lSSS
michael J Kelly, the great
plaNer for whose release the
Chicago club received $1,000
In hard cash. struck for an
advance Of - from the old
Columbus, o.. club with which
20 huy n pair of shoes. ~ he
was then PLAYING in his stock
ing feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Minisi Penn S Star
In Beating Dartmouth

PHILADELPHIA. Oct I flNSl
Spanked hy tho running and
passing a. l7-year-old halfback
Tony Minis. Penn defeated Dart
mouth. 9o-6. before 10000 fans at
Franklin Field today for It's sec
ond straight victory Of tho season.
Mlnlsi also A Standout in the
Red and Blue 1871 upset over
mighty Duke last week. raced IS
Yards toe touchdown TWO min
$40, before the half ended 70 ile
40 INC game &c and N tho last
quarter threw a lcf'-handed pass
10 left end Holman winch was
good for II yard, and a touch
down for tho last score of tho day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
GOPHERS STAGE RALLY

Minnesota came back with a
march tina sent Matt Sutton over
from The 3-yard line in the third
quarter anc then produced the
days biggest thrill in the last
quarter when Weise punted from
his 2l-YarC line 10 Lundquist. who
took the punt. faxed beautifully
and handed the ball to Wayne
Williams Mr.. Williams proceeded
TO tear off 81 yards for the touch
down
Williams cut 70 his left. streaked
down the sidelines and at Michi-
gan ; 25-yard line. reversed his
field and eluded all would-be
tacklerS II was a run that re-
minded you of one that Bruce
Smith made to beat Michigan. rs.
here some years ago Only that
run came on rainy wet day
and the weather this afternoon
was fine
After Minnesota had pulled
within one point of Michigan.
Fritz Crisler'S team really turned
II on with two touchdowns in the
last quarter.
Just after Williams sensational
run Michigan took the next KICK
off and went all the way for
score with Weisc going over from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
THREE FOR CAPT. BOB

Weise scored three Of his teams
touchdownS on line plungeS and
the other was produced by the
elusive Bill Culhgan, a Detroit
boy, whose chief contribution at
Michigan 50 far has been in the
forward passing department.
But-today Michigan threw only
one forward, and that was lncom-
pletc.
The Wolverines gained 265
yards net rushing the ball and it
was Culligan who did a lot Of
spectacular hip shaking He
scored Mlchigan's first touchdown
on-a l5-yard run and continued
20 race about the premises until
nc combined a net total of SO
yards.
WciSc. a ma ior factor in today $
victory. had 50 yards, best record
Of tho day. and NuSShaumcr came
up with Sc Derrlcotte and Ralph
Chuhb had IS and 20 yards, re-
SDeCtiVclN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Creighton Miller Back
With Irish as Coach

NOTRE DAME Ind oct =
Creighton Miller Notre Dame $
a.l-Auerican halfback Of 1913
> back with tho Irish bat not
as q player much 10 I'd Nc
kCrNDr> regret
Miller has reported as a mem
bcr of The Notre Dame coaChirE
staff IT. wi. assist Mckeeyer
v.'n tic backs
N.lor plan. IN enter the NotrC
Dame law school when the next
souc-tor opens IN November
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Series Facts

ST. LOUIS. Oct ? up -
F gures ON tho fourth game Of
Inc World Scue>
AttendanCe-35.t 55.
Total reCciptS-Sl53.61S
PLAYERS Share-S1S,315.fS.
War relicf-S15,30222
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08


FRANCES, twin sister of Emil Yer
ban, Cardinal freshman second
base who once belonged to thr
Tigers played IN the Al-Amer-
lean girls soitball league last
year The NcrbanS hail from
Lincoln Ill. -. Emil. as 4 Tiger
farmland played with TinIn. O..
and Alexandra, La. Detroit.
aftIliatcS.
What most puzzled Za>u Pitts
who attended a series game. was
why the players couldn't run on
foul balls Mort Cooper and
Walk Cooper are the first -
Louis brother battery since Mike
and Jack O'Ncll brothers OF
Steve q Neil back I'M 1902
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
GAME or BREAKS

The manner in which scoring
events took place tells you the
kind Of football game II was
The game started with series
of breaks IN which penalties and
fumbleS played a part. After a
ScoreleSS first quarter, Michigan
went 10 the front. 7 10 q. in the
second period. only 10 have Min
neSota 60 as far as the 2-yard line
just before the half ended.
Michigan came back 10 score in
the second period when Mime
sofa elected 10 gamble on fourth
down on their own 4S-yard line
and lost the ball. Michigan drove
10 the ? and over popped Bob
WeiSe 10 put the Wolverines II
points ahead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

Tho hardest hitting pitcher IN
bqschiH I- Pcn Chapman out
& dor who came. haCK with the
fIfccf, 49, hUrlcr Ben sup
,darted Jim Bag0y Joe Bowman
and others.
But II won't be for long
predict, Paul DHIN Trout who
is fang 20 take over the honor
Dick Bariell former Tiger
thorts'op. va, recently ordered
from Bslnhrdcc Nd 10 sea duty
In the Pacific area .. The oldest
MAJOR league batting champion m
uniform toda, IS IoDuS Wagner.
coach Of The Pirates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
WieSe Scores
Detroit's CuIIieen
Tales Other One
BY BOB MURPHY

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. =
Showing magnificent improve
mont since their dismal play
against Indiana a week ago.
Michigan refused the more mod.
ern means of air travel here
TINS afternoon and travelled ex-
cIusIvely by land to defeat Min
ncsota's Gophers, % to -,
before 40,050 fans.
II has been a long time between
victory toaStS in Minneapolis for
the people who follow the fortunes
of Michigan football. The last tri-
umph was back in 1882, when
Harry Newman'S toe artistry pro-
duced a 80 victory.
But tonight the situation is we'll
IN hand and the trip back home
for Capt Bob Weise and his mates
should he a most pleasant one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Brandau Is Better;
Coming Home Soon

The condition of Edgar Butch
Brandau. Rammler golf pro, who
has been patient Al Evangelical
DeaconeSS Hospital for several
weeks. is 50 much improved he
may return 10 his homo within
another week. according to Mrs.
Brandau ~
Butch thankS his golfing friends.
the Michigan PEA and Ranmler
and Maple Lane Golf Clubs for
The tournament held for hun
recently AZ Rammlcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Simon 10 Join Wings
In Windsor This Week

Gully Simon veteran Rcd Wings
deicnscman has changed his mind
about returning from hockey 10 run
gas station m Canada, and viii
report to the Detroit club m
Windsor this week Manager Jack
Adams announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08
Royal Oak High Wins

ROYAL Oak High scored twice
10 defeat Crosse Polntc High Sat
urdaN IN Royal Oak Art Mitchell
tailed IN the second quarter and
pitched a touchdown pass n
Royce Baum in the thIrd Larry
Sievers made the conversions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-08

As the ball rolled out OF the
end zone for an automatic safety.
II brought the second successive
victory of the season to Coach
Charles Bachman ; all civilian
team l. was the FIRST time IN y
years the Spartan> had squeezed
through on such a play Sack
in 1923 they upset L of y by
the same score on Oman Field