davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26
Indians Buy Bonds

AT the years beginning Indians
had put more than So $500, 900 into war
bonds through the Office of Indian
Affairs. Twenty jurisdictions were
willing to buy bonds with tribal
funds, but were turned down because
the government as trustee already
had use of the money. Outside pur-
chases by individuals would swell
the total substantially.
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26
Alfalfa Good for Turkeys

Alfalfa has long been recog-
nized as an important source of pro.
TEN for chickens and turkeys. II
is also recognized as an important
source of essential vitamins for
properly supplementing grains.
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26

if you do. The
teen age crowd,
always smart at
making something
out of nothing,
goes to town on
m a king e
clothes out of old.
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26

officers will be installed at that
time.
A resolution was read at the last
meeting for specific change to be
made in the constitution and by
laws of the unit. This resolution
is to be put to a vote at the meet
ing May 2.
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26
Monday, May 1.
THANK YOU

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors and each in
dividual for their generosity and
offerings during u recent mis-
fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edgmond
and family.
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26
CALENDAR
looming Events ..
Friday, April %.

Friday, April %.
The Byam P. T. A. will be held
in the evening at the school. Of
ficers will be elected.
The Episcopal guild will meet in
the evening with Mrs. George
Graves. Mrs. G. C.. Jones will be
cohostess.
Monday, May 1.
The Laurel Woman's club will
meet at the E. l.. Fenton home;
Mrs. S. S. Bliss, hostess. This is
the date for installation of officers,
and also is guest day.
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26
MAKE-OVER MAGIC

You're out-of-date if you don't
make-overs. You're patriotic
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26

Orchids Reveal Iron Ore
In South America the distinctive
orchid grows in soil where beds d
iron r are likely to be found.
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26
Fun for Free

Fun for Free
If you want to save your Moola'
To buy stamps and bonds in
schOOl-a**
Here's the way to have good times
On few nickeEs and less dimes.
At the fountain don't go broke
Spend an hour ON ONE coke.
Juke Box nickels beat the Axis
While you listen to the wakes
Of Frank and Bling and more
At the corner record store.
Over at the fve-and-ten
Shop for gadget ideas-then
Stead of spending dime to take 'em,
Go right home and try to make 'em.
together-sing with me,
"Land of the Save; home of the
FREE"
*-JabberwOcky for "money."
it rhymes, doesn't it?
Laurel outlook., 1944-04-26
"GAY CADETS"
By NANCY PEPPER

parts of old comforters for snazzy
little jenkins and jackets to wear on
cool summer evenings? And, did you
know that the skirt sections of old
quilted housecoats make stunning
summer skirts, if you cut them off
at the right length?
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10.

8enig 5pa5ierednge beiisen oen
eigentiimli6en 3auber 6es Bartes
bon Bau. @s lit cine gebeinnisbolle
8oelte iiber benIelben ausgego1ien,
oie i'm begren5enoe 8ergfette felielt
oas Iuge lsntpioeriteblid. S9on bot
oer Serbit bic 8l6tter ieiner Baun-
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18.

men Sonnen16e111 ut Oorn0er nno Ddt
Dem triibIeligen September 8lob &C.
|madt. Die 5ablreiden Sager in Ben-
ban parten ouf 6ie @roffnlng Der
|fr0bli9en Sogo, ionlt aber flieBt oos
2eben in Dem einfo6en StGotden, tpo
elm Sag Dem on6ern, eine 8ode Ser
on6ern gleift, rubig oabin.
glber Elm @reignis bat Die nlitBl=
gen 3ungen in 8etpegl1ng geiebt, uno
oieies nod ni6t pergeliene @reignis
NOR ser 8ru6 5miiden 6rau aubraro
uno ibrer 9ti6te. Oie yteugieroe tpur>
6e Inn 10 lebbofter erre9t, als olle,
Die n6bere Oeitteilungen bGtten mo-
6en f0nnen, inn tieflten 56meigen
oerborrten. Som Weorgen biz gum
Abeno bate lid) Elm 0roma in 6rau
AubrorOs Souie obgeipielt, bon Dem
,niemono Die ltria6e lpuBte an Ell
nem geipillen 5onntoge botte man oie
olte Game in Ser 9Idtubr-Melle &C.
Ieben 1lno audi bemertt, OaB oieIelbe
Elm menig lpat gefommen. gea6ber
batte 9toru Oem 9o6ante belgeipobnt,
lno man erinnerte lid iebt, oaB tie
Sen S6leier Dor Dem @eItdbt bebal=
ten uno perDeinte 91ugen gebobt bot
te 8on ser Stride par lie 5u 6rdu=
lem bon &ernoel gegangen, uno am
9lbenO mar Die lebtere Dor ibrem @all=
le nit ocm i1ngen NGO6en in Oen
Omnibus geltiegen. geotiirlid batte
man Die OfagOe gefrogt; ober OteIe
puBten audi ni6tS peiter, ais 0oB
6rQulein bon 8relpon cine Geiie altS
@eIunobeit5riidlibten ma6te.
Cine 10 pl0blide Heiie, Die in Yen=
ban meoer pertiin0et nod beipro6en
poroen mar, ntuBte ia Die yeeugieroe
erregen. Die berl6ieOeniten WtiiBig=
gGnger iubten bel 6ralt Nubraro eir=
3uoringen, aber unter Dem Sorlpono,
0oB lie leiOenO mar, berl6loB oie1c
alien ibre Iiire, un0 man muBte ltd)
nit einfo6en Nermutungen begnii=
gen.
9lnfongS September febrte 6rGulein
bon &ernoel olein na6 Benpan gu
rid. 9Iuf ale 8ragen anttportete lie
fura obne li9 in @in5elbeiten ein5u=
lo1len, ooB 6rdulein bon 8relpon BET
SreunOeu peile. yeiemano rfubr mebr
ouriiber; ober niemono glaubte audi
an Noros 9fitdfebr, 0enn zines So
ges murOen 5pei grobe Seinmanoto1=
Ier unter elmer unbefannten Norelle
auf Sen Omnibus gelo0en.
Nein, Norn ollte ME mebr in oaS
9a1S 3lriidfebren, aus tDel6em eifer>
iiidtiQer 3orn tie oertrieben batte.
Sic fonnte lol6 teuer erfo1fte 8obl=
taten ni6t mebr annebmen, uno bers
urteilt, pie lie mar, unter fremoen
|2euten gu leben, tpedielte iie ober-
mails Sen @obnitt.
Der nieorige 5ellel, ouf mel6enl
Tie 10 piele Stunoen 5ugebra9t> mar
pieOer an sic 8ano geriidt, uno oie
Goritbergebenoen iaben ni6t mebr
6as ii6er sic 9lrbeit gebeugte 8lono-
f0pfden, ibr lei6ter 56ritt ertonte
ni6t mebr in oem ounflen Gang -
es lpobnte ni6ts Sunges, ni6ts Se-
benoiges mebr in oem oiiltern 3im=
liner, 0e1Ien Sonnenihein lie qeDeIen.
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CLYuA@CN. w SIuI CL1LeII VvcbEAttIuIIu,
uel6en ite bermeioen, einen 9ornen,
welden Iie niemals ausIpreden, uno
tper meib ni6t, 0oB Die fletnite 3u-
ridbaltung 8ertrauen uno 6reuno-
| idaft ertotet? @ar oft iit ibre unter-
baltung bon langem 5tinI9tpeigen
unterbro6en, lrno penn Morcus Bis
Der ungefannten Er6umereten Ii6 bin
gtbt uno ben 8lid umberidpeifen
'1aBt, alS Oh er et>pas iu9e, oo fGbrt
er 5ulammen, iobalo er bic unrubi-
gen. our6oringenoen Augen Ieiner
Oeutter, Die lein @ebeinnts su ourd-
oringen iu6en, auf ltd gebeftet fiblt.
5ein @ebeimnis! 8eiitt er oenn
Elm iolbes? 8eoauert er's, Dab er lie,
Der er 10 geringe Iu fmerfIamteit &C.
l6enft bate, ni6t mebr ftebt2 9ot
er BEN 3auber ibrer melan9oli16en
5onftmut emfunoen? Ooer fogt er
li6, ooB nit ibr Ser 5onnenidein, Ser
oos Saus einen 9lugenblid erleu6tet,
odslelbe berlalen bat?
8iir0e man Warcus Die cine uoer
0ie anoere 0ieler 6ragen 1tellen, er
piiroe oenielben Elm entl9ie0ene5
geein entgegenieBen> ct 1piir6e ertpi-
bern, er lei nid5t Ser Monn, ser 10
Ilei6tlinnig feline 9eeigung ber16enfe,
0oS Saus ieiner Wtutter i6lieBe fir
i'm 10 biele gliidli6e grinnerungen
in itd, 0aB er oie @e9enport eine5
iungen WfaO6en5 entbebren tonne.
aber er fann ni6t pergellen> mas in
otelem Salon Dorgegangen; er fann
ni6t oergellen, oaB feline Rutter in
lenem Iugen6lid BEN geinbus Dor
,ieinen Nugen abgeitreift uno er ni9t
nebr an ibre l1nfeblbarfeit gIaubt.
Ser itarfe Weonn, tpeI9er ft6 uber
aae tranfbaften @inOriide erbaben
ge1pabnt, lit Die 9eute 5tueier firen
Soeen, Delde ibm oen Anblid oe5
alten 5aIonS bis inS SSnner1te Der
letoen: 6ruu 2uoraro lit in ieiner
I6tung gelunfe1 uno Elm mutter-
loieS Weao6en bat teiImeiie bur9 iei-
ne 56ulo leiOen miillen; oenn er bat
0ur6 iein 1trenges l1rteiI oa5u BEL
getragen, oaS Ser5 ibrer 8ormiin-
oerin gegen tie ein5unebnen.
| Cine fieberbofte Mufregung bot lid
einer bentG6tigt 1tno oas @lei6ge=
mi6t, ouf tpel6es er immer 10 ltol3
gepelen, geItort. 9laes drgert i'm
ooer i6lagt i'm nieoer, uno zines Ga
geS faBt Ser alte Jamilienar6t ber-
trauli6 leinen Mrm uno erflGrt ibnl,
IIeine 8elrnobeit lei angeeriffen, er
fonne Die itbenoe 2ebenspeiie nidt
oertrogen nno 1olle Die Gerien 3u Ell
ner Suftperanoerl1ng benuben. Sm
borigen Sabre no9 tpiir6e Marcus
|itd oagegen aufgelebnt baben; oenn
eS pare in ieinen 9lugen Elm Berbres
6en getpeien, bie Serien nidt bel iei>
Iner Wntter 5u5ubrtngen. SSSekt batte
Ser @eoanfe an cine 8erdnoer1ng ei-
men eigenen Hei5 fit i'm, uno zines
Ibenos 5eigte er Der iiberrai9ten,
unglaubtgen 5rau 9lubrar6 an, er
Ibabe it6 enti6lolien> oem State 0es
Ir5teS gu folgen. Damn nahte er bel
Jrdulein bon &ernoel, nit tpel6er er
liiberhoupt eiren lebhaften. frenn1z
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n OR A
e. GSortiebung)


oungsbollem, rubigem Gone, "es lit
oos erTte Weo1, oaB ou MIDI oaran
erinnert baIt> oaB eS oub Snterellen
qeben tann, Die uns beioen ntdt &C.:
meinI Idoftlid 1ino. 8isber botte i'd
tell an alien 8crpfli6tungen oie ouf
Dir loiteten."
Das 6euer, oas in Srau auOraro's
gugen 1ooerte, erlol6 ploblld, uno
lie Itrefte ibrem 5obne oie Sono ent>
aegen. ,8er, ,5eib!" lagte tie nit leiIer
5timme, lid bin eiieriii6tig auf leoen
oeiner @eoanfen"
@r nnttportete MIR our6 e1nen
Sub auf ibre Stirne unO DerlteB tie
NIT oerielben angenommenen Eube.
9lber er I9lief ni6t tpGbreno ote1er
Nad)t, uno Noros 5d1af puroe our6
einen regelmGBigen Iritt geltort, un>
ter Dem ser oIte 6uBboOen a65te.
9(ls lie om nGdlten Morgen - eS
par ein Sonntag - binabtom, lab
0forcuS idreibeno am EiIde. Gr
porf ibr einen raIhen Slid 81, frogs
te tur3, tpie es ibr gebc, rno tltbr
oonn 5u ldreiben fort.
vSoben sic gut geIdlaien, &on-
te?" fragte lte ianft li6 5ran 9luo>
roro nGberno, Die ibr 9utbono nun
tniipfte.
,,Hein; Qber marlun bit on ni6t
iertig? @eblt Ou ni6t III Sic Ad)tubr-
Mefe?"
,Wenn Sic meincr beoiirfen, 10
meroe i9 sic begleiten; aber Sic
botten mir erloubt, nit 6rauleln b.
Rernoel oen SauptgottesOienlt 5u be-
Iuhen, uno oonn bel ibr 5u lfittog
3u eiien."
Jrau Auorur0 l1dte nad elmer
@elegenbeit, Inn ibrcm 3orne 2ltft
5u I6offen; 0ieler GornonO geniigte
ibr, uno Tie rief piitenO: u8on5 ri6=
tie! oiele po6lome 6reunoin n1o6t
li6 porgeblih llnrube iiber oeine
frantboften 2oune1t, ober bon Der
Idlebten 2uft Ser en0loieu Nenlter
ooer Der ltunocnlangen Spa5iergon-
ge fiir6tet lie nibtS fit oi6! WoS
Gergniigen madt, ld)ooct bolt ME-
mails"
9foro erblei6te uSolr i6 81 Solle
bleiben, Sante?" iragte lie lanft.
u0as tann Oie slbit6t meiner
lh1tter nibt icin', mari W}orcls per=
mittelno oo3piihen. vgs lit ni6t III
re @etpobnbeit, Elm gegebenes gerlpres
den 6uriid6unebmen. @arl1m lollten
lie ouf Sbre gbreoe per3idten?"
Srou aupraro mari ibrem Sobne
einen 6orni9en Blid 81. vsln Dir 1T
es pirtlit", rief tie, vfiir unlern
Yfarrer ein5utreten; ou lebelt ia ME
mails einen SUB in Die &irbe."
,,0as lit pieueift Elm l1ngliid fit
MIDI, iagte ct ernlt; vaber i6 laiie
menieitens Die anoern rubig blneln-
geben"
limb l1Bt au6 anoere nit Der nar'
ridden Sctapie BON Heiien uno 3er'
ltreuungen trdllmen."
yforo 5itterte an alien 8lleoern
.Eonte", bat Iie, ureeen Sic it6 ni6t
ouf! Sagen Sic mir, mas id tlrn
ion, rno id tperoe Sbnen gebor6en. D
csG, Inn mid, nift n11freuen =
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gepro faItete Die 9dnOe.

SSnm1ltentrao1tlon; penn oe1ne WroB@
mutter trennte oud einItens meinen
8ruoer uno MIDI"
Dos iunge Mdoden unterbrod) lie.
vSalten sic etn'', rief tie nit e1gen+
tiimli6er 8iiroe, obl6on ite bic 8eute
beftiger Iufregung mar; ~5ie bos
ben ons Gedt, mir alleS, mas Sbnen
eefGut, ielbIt Die peinli6iten, unges
redte1ten Saden 5u iogen, cher met
ne @robnl1tter tann i6, - nein, oorf
i6 ni6t to0eln boren."
,,0eine @roBmutter! Du beglt
mirflid cine Ielbitlole 8erebrung fir
tie. @eiBt ou oenn audi, ooB tie reid
mar uno 6id 5ugrunOe geri6tet bot?"
,,9lber lie bat MIDI lieb 9ebabtr'
gab Noro NIT tiefbetpegter Stimme
5uritd.
,,Mutter!" rief Morcus bleid uno
ltreng; ,,0u belibelt fem He6t, bic
@rinnerlngen oiei les &inOes 81 ibma=
ben. . 0}utter, Nflttter' fii9te er
nit elmer bon 56lu65en folt gebro-
6encnSti1nme BEL; uid) lebe 0i6 beu,
te 5um erItcn Oeole ungerebt,"
llnO er logte uobr: in Dem unbe=
iiegtcn 9cr5en 6rolt 9lupraroS onrf)-
brad oie giferI1dt ploblid oue
GGmne, uno er bemerfte 81 lcinem
Sdner3e gum erltennal, oaB leln
@0be nur otf Quedltlbernen JiiBcn
! ltebc, lmO OnB Oieientge, sic er fir
|lu1feblbor gcbaltelr aud] irren fOnnte.
Jltr miibion bcbcrrltte 9toro Elm
ncrO0le 3ittern. SD fam nidt lGn,
ger Oie llrIode bon 3crlpiirfnilien un-
ter Oieicm 0ode iein'', logte tie uno
preBte Oie SGnOe gegen lbr lartpo=
6enoeS 9er5. sd muBte Sbre @ilie
unnebmen uno bin Sbncn oanfbar
oafiir, obi6on Sic meine 2ie6e 5l1=
riidgeipieen. 9l6er i6 fam mir meln
8rot lelber ber0ienen, uno lelblt 0a5
@eleb geltattet mir, 5u arbeiter, menn
i6 miIl, - id) bin geltern 81 Sabre
| alt geIporoen.'
Sic utterbro6 lid5. einen Nugen=
blid. 0ann fubr lie fort: SD oanfe
Sbnen no6nalS fiir olleS, DoS Sic
an mir geton; ober Sic merOen gliid<
lider lein, menn itb Sbr 9ouS ber>
laiie."
&cine5 outporttee ibr, uno lic ber>
lieB rol6 oos 3immer.
Morcus l6oute nit Derlpirrter
WGene I'M li6. Ser NrbeltSforb, oel>
len lie ltd am lebten 9lbenO beoient
bate, Itono nod ouf oem Eii6e, uno
auf oem 6enlterlin1S lag nod tbr
feiner goloener 6in9erbltt. slber ooS
alte Salon ldien trorriger unO fin
|lterer Oenn ien1als, unO er Ou6te bar
an, meld) cine unausfiiubare Slide
oieles ionfte, ibpeigenoe @eldopf gu
riidlalien peroe ,,0httterp' logte er
bitteno, ulaB lie nidt fort"
| uWorum oenn ni9t? Sic min 3
liza ni6t anoersr' ertpioerte beftig
6rou 9lupraro. ~Sie bat ia ielblt
geingt, lie lei fret! Wag iie 5u Sc>
table geben, ga bieie Die 2oit 10 leidt-
Ilinnig ouf lt6 nebnen tpiu."
| Oa l6lug es a6t llbr, uno Irall
lOllhrnrA 11nhm ni11e Rlhe hp1td1plnA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Bulldogs Ex-Mate

Bill Ford. new 6 foot 2 inch
210-pound halfback from Abb
lene, signed by the Lions, played
with Bulldog Turner. famed
center for the Chicago Bears, at
Hardln-Simmons Ford, in A
college game. once kicked 90
yards, from his own goal line
10 the enemyS 4-yard stripe.
Pitcher "Milkman" Jim Tur-
ner. rated the most careful
eater amongathe Yankees came
down with an attack of pto-
maine poisoning recently.
Satchel Paige. famed Negro
pitcher, a collector of antiques,
has a teakwood dining room
set $50 years old in ms nome in
Kansas City Brought out of
hiding, the Army-Navy football
game will be played Dec 2 this
year, either in Philadelphia or
New York.
Walter Kiesling, co-coach Of
the combined Card-Pitt team,
picks Green Bay 10 win in the
western division and Washing
ton Redskins in the eastern sec
ton in the National League
championships this fall
Vince DeMaggio's secret ambi-
ton is 70 be a radio singer.
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MUCC
To Meet
BY DON GILES

The 1915 legislative program OF
the Michigan United Conservation
Clubs will be discussed by di-
rectors at a special meeting at
the Olds Hotel; Lansing, Sunday,
Walter Kelly. Detroit, president,
announced. The statewide organi-
cation, comprising 135 clubs with
a membership Of more than 10000
hunters and anglers again will
make discretionary power for the
conservation commission its No. l
legislative bill.
Sept ! il the deadline for
filing applications for signs and
tickets that are used by farm
erS who welcome hunters each
fall. More than so WILLIAMSON
plan farmers hunting cO-Opera-
tives again will operate in south
ern Michigan. Applications may
he obtained from the state con-
servation department.
All men and women in the
armed services of the United
States officially stationed In
Michigan have privileges of resi-
dents of this state under fish and
game laws.
A 10.4 per cent increase In
sales Of 1914 fishing licenses
over 1943 for the period ended
July 81 is reported by the con-
seryation department.
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PEA Scores

The first round pairlngs with
qualifying scores were
Byron Nelson i3s " Mike nerassey
lt6. San Jose Cal NeN Christian. f4s
Spokane. WASH W Marx Fry. l4I. OAK
and cat W.ihs Gogrin. 49, white
Plains. y. Y. vs. Purys Frtree i47
Winston Salem y Tony Mancro. las
Greenwich Conn " CLAYTON Aleridge
las Huntington Beach Cal
SAMMY BYRD ~. " ". A. STACK.
HOUSE ~ Sequin Tex Henry WI
iams n rs Royersfoti Pa vs.
CHARLES Congdon, 14s. Tacoma. wash.
"a Dudley IA Mortified -. J We
steve Save ~ Schenectady y Y
Thurman Edwards I4t. winston Salem
vs. Jimmy Hines, iis Amster.
Harold Mcspadsu, i,o vs. Bruce col.
tart lf7 Ahsscon y Fred Annon
li5 Mamaroueck y y. " Harry Net.
teibiad' l4S Avon Conn Bob Hamil.
Ston. li5 EvansylUc Ind vs. Gene
Kunes. lf7 Philadelphia Harry Bassler
~, Culver city Ca v Joe Mozel
its Portland ore Joe Zarhardt. III
Norris'oWn Pa, " Arthur Bell ~
San Francisco
craig Wood I43. Namaroreck y y
We Jimmy n AuRso. las MuskoEee
Okla M1rrie Gravrf'. 1fg WlUamsport
Pa VS. Tony Penns ~ DAYTON q
and TED L0nTworh lt6 Portland ore.
~. George schr~'er lf9. salt Lake Guy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16

a bitter battle with Boston and
New York for the challengerS
role, after climbing from sixth
place in the American League
standing since July 81.
Neither the Red SoX nor the
YankS have been hitting such a
recent clip as Steve O'Neill'S De-
troiterS. The Sox won eight and
lost five in their last Is engage
ments; and the Yanks took seven
and dropped SIX.
But, as the Tigers opened a
four-game series at Boston today,
the Sox had an advantage in the
standing. Joe Cronihs lads held
second place by a margin of one
and a half games over the third
rung invaders. And the fourth
place Yanks were only half-game
behind Detroit.
If the Tigers blessed with eX-
cellent pitching and fair hitting
can get better than an even break
against the Red SoX and YankS
and finish their last eastern trip
in second place the achievement
is bound TO have a stimulating
effect upon the club.
Moreover, it would place the
Tigers in position to take adj
vantage if the leading ST. Louis
Browns happened TO falter from
their currently steady pace.
The return of dangerous Dick
Wakefield 10 Detroit'S outer gar
den. after his release from the
army, popped up the clubs hitting.
They now rank fourth in club bat
ting. and fifth in fielding. I'm
proved hitting, coupled with fine
pitching from Hal NewhouSer and
Dizzy Trout who lead the majors
in victories, with 10 each fuelled
the auto city outfit during its re-
cent drive.
1t should be significant and
week for the Detroit
athletes as they tangle with two
clubs. both of which are singing
Justify: Hold that Tiger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16

Pvt. Arthur Perezuk OF Fl.
Lewis. Wash, via mail, reminds
us the double shutout fashioned
in one day by Tom Seats, left
handed pitcher for the San
Francisco Seals, and one-time
of the Tigers, recently was the
first time that spectacular feat
was ever performed in the Pa
clfic Coast League.
Pvt. Perezuk reports Seats, at
the time of writing, had won
his last six starts, Ave of them
shutouts.
His average hits per game
was six and In one stretch he
pitched 38 scoreless innings"
reports the private. "He only
pitches on Sundays because he
works In q shipyard the other
days. His record now Il 20
wins and six losses-only Pa
cific Coast pitcher with 20 vic
tories. Guess the Tigers could
use him now"
And how!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Gibson. knecIlf Make
CIrySIer 80 "a Threat
by HAROLD kAHL

Joe Plappert. Jerome VanBece-
laere and George Miller. Walter
Pierce Of II p. Service has the
veteran frankie Zion. John Lack
ncr and Pete Popoff at present
Gus GalaSka OF Plymouth has
still 10 name his lineup.
Walter Cach has improved
DeSoto in acquiring three new
corners. Frank Miller, Charley
OStdyke and Ted Starr TO 60 with
Bud Hoeft Elmer White and
himself. .
Norm KrauSe will pilot Dodge
Main instead of Bruno Gargula.
He has Joe Kowalsl-i, John
Lukach, Ted Babiaz ana Hillary
4 fBe-Re-- lfHeehi- the latter three
new men.
Lou Leonard If Dodge Truck
has Earl Johnson and John Xii
mex al the moment, while Stan
ley Deeds OF Aluminium Forge IS
building around Bill DcWight and
himself.
The 10 team Chryslcr loop.
fastest industrial in The country.
will open a 90-game season al the
Palace Recreation Sept. 2l. OH
GERS are Frank Graham, preSi-
dent Herbert Grooming. vice
president. and Leon Cherry"
WiSniewski, secretary and treas
uror.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Ydnks Refuse
To Play Dead
b, International New, service

The New York Yankees are not
out of the 1914 American League
pennant race-not yet.
Crafty Joe Carthy, who
warned sportScasters not to sell
the Yankees short. yesterday saw
his club win over the Chicago
White SoX to clnch the series,
three games TO one. In drumming
out their 3 TO / triumph, the
YankS came up with some fine
pitching in Bill Zuber, who turned
in a three-hitter. frankie Gro
Setti'S first homer OF the year in
the second inning provided the
loss for Joe Haynes, who allowed
seven Saieties.
The leading st Louis Browns
regained their six and one-half
game edge, however, with 6 to 5
win over the Boston Red Sox.
A single by third baScman
Kenny keltner in the last frame
of 12-inning fray broke up a
great mound duel and wove a
triumph for Al Smith over Emil
Dutch Leonard as the Cleveland
Indians nosed out the Washington
Senators. TO 0, in a night game.
Both hYrlerS yielded only four
hits over the entire route, but
Dutch lost out when an infield
error put Orris Hockett aboard
and Keltner's single won the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16


Nelson. co-favored at 81 with
Harold (Jug) McSpaden Of Phila-
delphia, top money winner Of the
season fired threc-undcr-par 90
yesterday TO match his opening
round of qualifying play and took
medalist honorS with 1873. His
closest competitor was NcSpaden,
who trailed by two strokes and.
running true 10 form. Sammy
Byrd Of Detroit. Mich. a Al bet
ting choice. was third with 141.
More than 1000 fans followed
Nelson yesterday and watched
him drive hole-high on the 300
yard 18th, chip up and sink a
short putt for a birdie three to
win low scoring honors.
OF the IS golfers who entered
the qualifying rounds. the low 80
gained the match play bracket
and a shot at the $4,000 in prize
money offered by the Spokane
athletic round table. OF the II
name pros IN the tourney. all but
Harry Cooper Of Minneapolis and
DIN Dutra Of Los Angeles quail
fed. Cooper playing with Nelson
and Tony Penna of Dayton. O..
lost a playoff for the 32d berth.
The tournament. first PEA
championship since 1941 will re-
quire five days of match play with
the finals on Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
indianapolis Wins
Junior League Title

--BEkLENILLE- -AHe If
ms Barring an adverse ruling
from national headquarters of the
American Legion at indianapolis
Ind. Bentley Post No so. Cincin-
natl O.. today held the Legion
regional junior baseball champion
ship when Thawnee Post No. 1913.
Louisville. Ky. failed to appear
for the scheduled championship
game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
List IS Games
In SoftbdII Meet

Play will be resumed in the
Metropolitan softball tournament
under Detroit Times auspices to-
night, with Is games listed. three
of them major division contests
at Mack Park and l. junior
games to be played on recreation
diamonds.
The schedule at Mack Park in
cludeS tournament games be-
tween Happy Ten and Motor
Products. Midwest and Hudson
and American Brass VS.. Pete Nc
Clusky's. In two exhibitions,
Briggs BomberS meet Crosse lie
Naval Base and ElmWood Recre-
ations taken on Mack Park All
Stars (donkeyballl The first two
games are scheduled 10 start at
Z o'clock on two diamonds.
The schedule for junior teams
at z follows:
Allen Park Jrs vs. Superior Lunch
Allen PARK field
Bnrs Bar VS. Little Brownies Atkinson
No 3
Barneys Bar vs. Garden cry Pee
Stoepel No. I.
Willard vs. Bel Aires. Northwestern
No 5
u Eagles vs. Rockies Pingree No ?
Detroiters VS. Buggs Jrs., Van Ant
Werp NJ.
ROYAL RsmbIers vs. strangers. jayne
No s
Hell Cats VS. Cuban stars Jayne 40
Brooks Mkt vs.. Giants A. C. Pm
gree No 3
Hornets W Wolverines Lodge No
Carstens VS. san Francisco. Bradley
No l.
Floyd Wolves VS. Trojans. Northeastern
No. !.