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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22


SECOND RAcL-3-yesr-olei and up = mile.
Tell Ne Aore iCuerinl $3.50 is 60
ShostoMn stFhnaet $50
Tlrne / 80 ID off itSA
Lnf0n. PolIenAtor 'Enomsn. Third Rail.
Atone wapan. Albuido ana Rural Rhythm
ALn rtn
'Yisld
THIRD pAcE-s-y.ar-olds ana up about
Ia nilet over hurclfsIs
MGissoa Brown $40 ~
b TiridfArs JenntnEat 70 50
Zine 7s3 or 227i1
we Thres. bAtom smSShsr. similar and
Greenwich Time slso ran.
o-SpTague entry.
FOURTH RAcE-S-yS@r-nidI. 4. ni!s-
Paddle tCrohs 1870 80 $50
Fielding PeTmAnei lllo 20
sunday supper tArcsrol $40
Time ia Is. of ass -.
sull Blue, smart sheils. Boiling On. Pre-
sucky and Nap also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-S-yesr-Olds and up. Ia
Perfect Rhyme
Blue whistler tLindberII $50 5 90
Blue Nose ,Thsekeri $50
Time 1883 of 3 26is
spoon Bread and Moon Maiden also ran.
SIXTH RAcL-3-year-oIdS and UP. a mile.
Harvard Square
iLonEoenl 7eO so 40
Jack Atkinson 1oO 2 20
Aforay tArcarOl $50
Time III. of 3s7i1
BIN Sickle. Skin Deep and lie havfs also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22

Altoona REC. 80. .t r,Ss,sAs s I. go,
OPEN sowLlss TO-DAY UNTIL go. N. and
AfIGR ~. AL DAY SAT. and SUN.
AR6Yle REC. ssHso sIsss "lN" no - sssa
os.niss, Ia Ladies Tues. Wed Afternoon Leagues.
os.n Alleys Sat. All Day. ssa. p. n. On
BEACON REG :. st ...S at v VI ,!.s:s
LEAGUE. US TO s2s AVERAGE
rlcIun D0 WOODWARD. IS ALLtYs
bRSlhu AIR COOLED. ca 1892
'st D Sfssss' a.. .s' sItt ts:lA .s
CHEne-TROMBlY $50 !: s s...sI., t {. $40
$1,000 TIIs CLASSIC oCr. u AND Al.
CONNER REC. $500 s.S spsssa ~ .' .s;r Near
Open Bowling TO-DAY Until J p. N. and After
u. All Day Saturday ard sunday.
CREST LANES !" GO. s,!ts
VISIT our STAGE GAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DENNY ''''' Ss srttSs " Kelly AZ 81. ROAD
ops. Be~Iirs TO-DAY Until , p. N. and After
u p. n. Nome Of Famous Baskst.o'. chieksn.
DETROIT RECREATION s sstusf'I e $50 81
70 Alleys. OPEN BOWLING TO ~. AND
tFTGa 1890. Az Day Saturdays and Sunday
DexIER REC. q slisys ~ s.ssss
chsl.. Lssse: ss'sry.tion,. Ar. stIi Available:
F0RT-BlYD. REC. GO e.. y slv aS'T /. !" s. "
CAN srilL AccoMMooATG MORNING.
AFTERNOON AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUES.
GLeNeA6lES REC. t 11,'s a.yfas 10 as.
L.sso.. os.. Alleys sst..suS. An Day Pam frss
GRAND CENTRAL s .:.' f ti,s ~ sAa .!s,,o
Pleasure 10 Bowl st ouistsst Alley, n Detroit.
Good Irsnseottailen Facilities. Bus. Street Car.
GREAT LAKES w " s. s.sD'r ~ as, =
o,sn sswilns-eo ALLEYS IN A Row-uutn s
p. ". sns Aftsr u ?. n. Cocktail Bar.
IMPERIAL REC '5 5ssfss,s r9' ccs. sfGS
10 MODERN ALLEYS
Open Every Day uati siduishi. MA slss
J. J. MILLETTS "' ' r. ,.S,ss AVE
You Are Alwsys Welcome Here!
lUWe , htG, 10 sIiIIxRp rSstGs
Completely hedsrnlfsd. Cocktail Lounge
I9s2s East Jefferson. At tsstis~n. nv s3t2
| IlcYY sTpIYE ss!L eRksp RIyIR, AT
OPEN ALLEYS TODAY NOON UNTIL sP.M
All oAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAYS
NEW fAlkTltW at HIilGIa w Sa1
nIxED ooUBIEs SUNDAYS AT pm.
oPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS.
NOhcIIiT TLic r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22

Thornton Tandem defeated Ma
tional Stamping. 60. at Pingree
Park yesterday to win the Class B
softball Championship Of the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
BELMONT

Weather. clear. track. fast
First post, Ills p. m. EWTJ.
First Race-hy Bessie, African Star.
Which Cup, Sea Aide
Second RAce-Miehigan Smart. Scotch
Trap, Note, Peach Cobbler. Hay Burner
Third Race-Forest Ranger. Careless
knight.
Fifth Race-Sir Alfred.
seventh Rsce-BriaEhone. Directory.
Eighth Race-Devtlk Graz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22

NARRACANsETT
Weather cloudy. track fast.
First post. 2:30 ?. m. lEwTi.
frat Rsee-Oakling, kim Respite.
Second Race-Mervyn Leroy Jack Ru-
benk. BAlmy spring. Cleo Louise.
Third Race-kalamazoo.
fifth Race-Aboyne.
Sixth RAce-WindwArd Isle
Seventh Race--Bowling Green. Cuerryton.
Eighth RAee-Kiddie't Image. Son Of
HeelS, Revive. Infant Queen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22

HAWTHORNE
Weather, clear. track. slow
FirSt post. 3:15 D. m. fCWTl.
First Race-Summer Night, Robins Pet
Country Butter. Special Pet, RotamAl.
lockwood CinO
Second Rsce-LilliAn Roth Private Howie
Fifth Race-LAdy Liberty, Sameron. Head
Flight.
Sixth Race-Take Away.
Seventh RAce-RekTab Azih Cremlin.
Anonymous. Coosebeuy. Pony Express.
Eighth Rsce-Three Sands, Whiscendent.
NAV, CTestlle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
TOR FRIDAY

a-Buckman and Podesta entry.
b-MrE. NJ Specht entry
Apprentice allowance claimed
Horses LISTED IN order Of post positions
weather. clear. track. fast
Post, SIS .. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22

Years ago we adopted the policy
OF giving our men and boy Gus.
TONERS sxtro-valvs in footwear.
Today we Gre maintaining ihot
policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
Three Events
For Shippers
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Three yachting events. all OF
top Importance TO the classes in
volved, are on the card for this
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29

ma hrbet, pa vznak basal. Zdaj.
ci Sc zabllska gori pri skali in
krogla prasne tia prav med
njegovimi nogami.
Santa Laureta, sitnez mi no.
ce podpetke pribiti. Cakaj t
visnjegorec, tt ninas dolgo eve
teti in zoreti."
"Fabij, sezuj cevelj, pa ga s
pusko porini ma vidik. Divjak Sc
ga bo takoj polakomnil in pr
tenn mora pokazati komolec in
del glave."
Sezuto obuvalo je stale tako
zapeljivo, da ga je hotel Indi-
janec S strelom pocastiti.
Blisne tn in tam. Strela DO
cita kakor v enem. Cevelj nj bil
oplazen, divjak pa Sc skopica a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29

$4,000 maj bi dobil posebno IL
kaznico.
Star sem in ne delam vec, to-
da &c ia sugestija OF. predlog
dobi javno podporo, sem pri-
pravljen dati svoj in del So
proge.
i Pelmilijonski fond, mai bi sc
imenoval "ADAMICEV FOND"
in maj bi ga zbirale slovenske
bratske Jednote SANS in SIS in
tako bi pomogli nasemu narodu
ter najlepse izrekli svoje pri-
Znanje in zahvalo nasemu nese-
bicnemu rojaku, velikemu Ju-
goslovanu Louis Adamicu.
Joze Mention,
1905 Palister,
Detroit 2, Mich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29

mrtev doll po strmini, da je bil
lie "a hip pokazal obraz Cd oces
do uses.
"Izborno, Rdoles!" hvali,. Pc.
pc tovarisa. "Zanaprej nam bo
puscal cevlje ma miru. Osem "a.
rez, De .stiri." ~@
Onkraj je vladala zopet tisina
z r1obenim glasom ne prekinje-
ma. Vsekako so sedeli oblegalci
v vojnem svetu.
Po dolgih urah Sc opazi ne,
kaj gibanja. PRAY ma kraju so
razprostrli cez diva grma plasc
IL bivolove koze.
"Kaj nameravajo?" izveduje
Pepo.
"Ako imajo tri ali stiri take
plahte, potem jih cello nasimi
puskami ne predremo."
Pepo vzame odstreljeno VETO,
z nozem il da podobo puskine
cevi.
"Rdoles, bodi tako dober, pa
ustreli tenn klinom, da SENIOR
Mestizu emo pripecatim."
Pepo meri, RIDDLES porine We.
jo, strel poci in veja Sc zvrti v
zraku, in kirk je bill cuti v zna-
menje, da krogla nj zgresila,
kajti Pepo je istocasno ustrelil
V onkraj jni blisk.
"Nova zareza v deblo!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29
UREDNIKOVA POsTA
(Nadaljevanje 2 2. strani)

pomoc v domovino pa le Zdru-
zeni Cd Dor juznoslovanskih
Amerikancev, XII 81 je z velikim
.trudom in najvec po zaslugi
Adamiea pridobil to pravico.
Toraj ZOJSA sedaj DELUXE kot
politicna in POMONA organiza-
CHA ameriskih Jugoslovanov in
nj razloga, zakaj bi morali ime-
tt Slovenci dive organizaciji, XII
ovirata ena drugo; sal smo do
sedaj eni in isti ljudje delovali
"a ODE organizaciji. &c hocemo,
da bono dosegli vsoto $500, 900,
kot jo je Adamic sugestiral, bo-
sta morala SANS in SIS skupno
nastopiti.
Adamiceva zasluga je, da mas
in mas herojski narod Amerika
in svet pozna, kot kulturen ma
rod. On je dosegel vec, kot vsi
mi drugi, vseh stanov in prepri-
canj, v vsej zgodovini nasega
naseljenistva v Ameriki. Ada
mic je vreden nasega najvecje-
ga priznanja in najlepse pri-
znanje mu bodo dali, &c uspe-
sno dovrsimo POLMILIJON-
SKI fond v 6 mesecev v cast
MENU.
V Ameriki je priblizno $780,
900 Slovencev, nekateri so rekli,
da jih je vec. Siguren sem, da
je med nami PETTISOC 'slo-
venskih MOI in zena, XII bi dali v
ia fond po $4,000 (sto dollar
jew naenkrat, ali pa V 6 obro-
kin. VISA imena PETTISOCE-
RIH bi Sc objavljala sproti v
nasem ameriskem casopisju.
Vsak prispevatelj celega deleza
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29
COZDOVNIK
Poves+ Il omeriskego zivIienio
S pisoI KAROL MAY

Fabij in ia hip poci puska.
Opazil je bill, kako Sc grm ire.
Sc, toda prav malo. Nj Sc slisalo
tuljenja, toda grm Sc je silnc
zganil.
"se osem," steje Pepo, della
joe zarez.
Fabij Sc nj bill gotov z nabi.
janjem puske, ko cd onkraj "a
grme vse puske. Strel sledi sire
lu in dez krogel je povzrocal ka-
menit drobiz, XII je letel ma vse
strani.
"Oprezujte!!" opominja Pepo
"Zdaj imajo nacrt storjen, XII ga
pa tenn ognjem uvajajo in pri-
krivajo, in dam 81 vzeti oglavek
&c nj oni, XII smo ga ugenili."
"Tu cakaj ma presledek med
streli in potem pritisni karabi
nec," veleva Kanadcan. "Imej
pa pusko takoj pri rokah
zdaj"
On pa Dormiljon sprozita oh
enem. Mnenje ostroumnega low
ca Sc je uresnicilo. Indijancev
5vetero, misleci, kako so warm
po strelih, skace puskami v
rokah proti onim posevnim ska
lam, "a katerimi sta Sc skriva
la tudi Baraha pa Orocej, ko sc
je blizal Kucilo.
"Jaz prvega, Pepo drugega,
ii Fabij tretjega," veil RIDDLES
Troje. ognjenih zarkov blisne
izmed kamenov ogradbe; trije
divjaki Sc zgrudijo in lie cetrti
pribezi "a skalo.
Ne jeden glas nj oznanjal raz
jarjenosti, XII je morala nastati
pri divjakih, videeih, kako Sc
Jim je prestregla Min vojna wi,
jaca.
'Tri zareze! Sc pet" steje Pc.
po, XII je vidno zadovoljnostjo
delal globoke zareze.
"Od petnajst sovraznikov jih
je pablo re osem," pripoveduje
smeje Kanadcan. "Manjsa polo,
vica nam bo dala pa vec oprav-
ka. Pritisnita Sc prav dobro k
ogradbi, &c ne, kazeta proved
ella tenn nepridipravom tu go,
RI"
Njegovo svarilo nj prislo "a
hip prezgodaj. Pepo je bill legel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-29
(Nadaljevanje)

Sc vec takih pozdravov Sc od-
poslje, a vedno enakim uspe-
hom. Ponoci napravljena ogra-
ia sc je tako obnesla, da so bill
Iovci prav varni v svojem "a
tisju.
"Vidis-li ma moji progi cop,
XII gleda cez grme?a pripomni
Pepo. "Obesili so ga ma VETO, a
zdaj pricakujejo, da vanj vstre-
limo"
"Veja je utaknjeno v zemljo,
ker ma copu ne opazim niti maj
manjsega gibanja. Maj lie della
jo! Ko bodo videli, da Sc ne
damo preslepariti, bodo nestrp-
ljivi, pa bodo VETO pomajali. TO
Sc bo zgodilo tako, da DO eden
legel ma zemljo, da Sc DO k We
j priril in jo prijel z iztegnjeno
roko. Ii vzames svojo tocko ma
desni cd MEGA in JAZZ ma levi,
diva cevlja oddaljeno, prav pri
tleh in JAZZ staviA kaj, da pole
zuha zadenemo."
Pretece nekaj casa, a ma to
.se pokaze, da je Kanadcan prav
menil. Cop je jel premikati Sc.
"Ogenj, Pepo!"
Il cevi dveh pusk Sc zabliska
in ma pok strelov nastopi besno
tuljenje.
"Napravi nov zarez, :Pepo, da
Be ne vstejemo."
Nekdanji straznik zareze.
"se devet. &c pojde naprej po
tenn nacinu, moreno dveh u
rah dobiti stirinajst oglavkov."
''Tako nitro pa ne bono O..
prosceni, Pepo. Opazili bodo, da
ma ia nacin nam ne morejo do
zivega, drzali bodo vojni svet,
da 81 izmislijo boljsi postop."
Res je ostalo onkraj doslej
mirno; skoro cello uro nj bilo
slisati glasu, ne videti gibanja.
"Gotovo iscejo boljsega kra-
ia, da hi jim bill bolj ma roko,
Sc rece: ma strel," de Fabij.
"Umevno, pa ze vedo, zakaj
tega MISC storili. Ko bi bill "a O.
mimi skalami tam gori, posev-
no stojecimi, bill bi jim kakor
ma dlani."
"Pazite, JAZZ ustrelim," sepece
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

"A. itti 81
peeis .ba, weren't invited because Of this incident
E" .rl fi,st entry into the tournament WIFI be the
+4f Early in December the Suffrn five op
sd ,Ac M hngton Bears in game at the Holy Re
..rorr.e Th Bears leading at the half 27-l5 went on
ovs hS e4ne 40 10 81
s nc SufTrin team is awaiting the payoffs in
Il, n,s, g Attba association. Although a consistent
.ra he season, Suffrin will have TO be much
be,er team u win the top prize money IN the Chicago
Sss ss.s qualified for the first half playofs in the
MA afrs rth Brewster center. Brewster handed SUI
sarterr -e,back in the first half Of the DBA The see
r5faf SaIrn on the top Of the heap with SIX wins
an, n mum Foundry. unit Of the Ford Motor
es~t n an girl team that bowls at the Paradise
Boaltss ,> evening at pm The mcmbers con
IN IA R Grsey Alice Goodwin. Alice Clowers. Ethel
Tslo-. \, t'ary; Allynuc lawson Sophie Walker cap
a.r E9 i lara Withlow, Rcbccca Christian and
A.B.hmyr Davis rockctcd from qoof TO golden
Dr -F. nv virtue Of his record breaking ko. Of one
rsr AZ arsc seconds over Philadelphia Bob Mont
prsls later in the same ring Montgomery won
tte hi crown from the head Of Beau Jack after
sasatet ttteor round engagement Beau Jack was the
rea, tle revenge that the bob Cat had stored
ags art following his defeat at the hands Of Da-
Til to prove that the man wearing the crown
NtaN Ne best in his class
Tsee receipts for seeing the sepia battlers totacd
Slle5l largest indoor gate since Champion Joe
lals aA rei IN the Garden.
INK JACK BUNNY Davis tussel on March IL
.s0ld noney with possible take Of 100000. This
of Ra iag Is a good box office attraction IN New
York imagine anywhere else that he is booked at the
Ne ack to local fsticufing the Tommy Bell.
IoTn bout at Olympia should be thriller Friday
aghi e Willis will meet Mike Gravno on the same
cana toat is rematch between the two fighters
ID lHe itch Willis eked out the decision
~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

CHICAGO tNNFl The siN'h
ANNUAL Worlds Championship
Professional Basketball cham
rionslhp scheduled or me thl,a
20 stadium March 81 q ~ 81
and es. viii present The sroners'
fold in tho history ~ tho event
The Now York Renaissance le'P
champions and Tho ofiriral 3af
,em Ciehstrtfcrs. 1880 iltlehold
ers will be- hack this war.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
3 Ten Founders
Scheduled For
Olympia Friday :

Three ten round bouts viii
head the hoN.nE show TO be
hcld az the Olympia Friday
night In addition 10 the ten
rounders between Lou Woods
and Joe sulsa and Tommy
Bell and Tommy James, Nick
l-ondcs, the OLYMPIA match-
maker. completed arrange
mcuts Nonday for another
ten-runa session In which
Iyzy Jannazzo % New York
and Phil Enzensa OF Brook
ISM. Mill be the pfncipals.
In TWO s.x-found affairs Fri
day, Leroy Willis fast-rising
Detrci; lightweight IS re-
matched with Nike t'ravino, Of
Niagara Fails sly. and Harold
Deiss. Detroit nd4leNe eht
viii meet Count ne Marlowe.
also ~ Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

bit OF information was clrculat-
ed at the expense Of the Bears
as a result Of alleged attempt
on the part Of the Bears to go
back on their agreement to
meet the All-American college
stars in game in Chicago last
December. The story goes
that the Bears arrived to play
a benefit game with the All
Stars. but'whcn they saw a full
house and an estimated S40,-
600 in gate receipts. Tarzan
Cooper, Bears leader, protest
ed the Bears share. They ii.
nally ended up PLAYING the
benefit after few OF the boys
were remunerated a nice sum
Of cash in advance. If the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

On unity. 10 promote understand
lng and muuaNrespcct among all
The racial erounS IN our ci'y'
was announced by Mayor IaGnar-
cia. Sunday In his weekly radio
broadcast from city hall The
committee. headed by Charles r.
Hughes. Viii consist ~ 10. mem
hers. and will be financed hy
ifisatc gifts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Last MInnie Plny

ri considering the hundreds o.
enthusiastic vor'on howlers who
are already howiinr az various
tennis and leagues 80 30 city
Jimmy Jones and George Her
mott have been dwelling recent E
"a some very clrselv confessed
rowiing matches. Arthur Harris
af tho a SIP finds time ~
bowl some in addition 70 PLAYING
Tow games ~ basketball With
the Omega Ps Phi fraternity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
inderson.Jnckson Fight
Thrills Crowd

One Of The most skllfN Nights
to be held IN DETROIT IN any ring
recently was fought 81 lhc Az
cadia Gardens between Willie
Tiger Anderson nelroi' lla
sbs and Leroy Jackson (Cleye-
land l22ia lbs Monday night.
Feb - The bout was a six
roundet. which lasted the limit.
Anderson being the more aegres-
siye. brought the feht TO Jackson
who remained cool unscarred and
confident. conniefed furiously WITH
terrific let's and RIGHTS and took
advantage II the clinches 70 Eet
in a Few more punches ~ the
mail bell both fighters felt cons
naent ~ victory but tho decision
MAS awarded 70 the aggressive
Anderson This caused hoos from
Inc dissatisfied patrons Tor me
minutes. Perhaps in The future
we may see those youngsters N
return hont
The match between Eddie Tay-
,or az Detroit f17M and Gene
simmons dss lbs Indianapolis
Won, tho limi with TAYLOR losing
no first two rounds Tor fouling
Tho remaining six rounds OF the
rght featured two tired fighters
isbbing and duckng and tryine
~ Get In the SUNDAY punch hut
,he punch never came. although
4, was very clear that TAYLOR
va. tho better fighter Credit
.honld hc given simmons. VIII
had vcrv very hard right hans
IN TavIor Mad Simmons erorFy
ond Needing from the nth round
I'M simmons was very. very rug
ced and always managed 70 throw
IN hard unexpected right about
,he time his sting seemed 70 be
me Thcv both were exhausted
md ina olinch as the hnal rouno
,rded The decision was awarded
10 Taylor.
The main event was an eish'-
ronndcr. featuring Sam Hughes
$50 lbs ~ Detroit and Jack Nc
Sinlev ~ Portland. oregon. who
Weighed tho same Hughes start
ed the fight wi'h hard telling
lefis and rights ~ the head and
hodv - tho cautious Mcklnlcp
Mckinley was saved nv the bell
IN the first round. hut the second
round Afforded him no such mercy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
SPORT FACTS

annual world's championship basketball
lne ,rill he held in the Windy City, at the Chca-
Stadium March 2o.29. ,rnos ,i coo mo No,y yorl
some ,he Detroit Suffrn quintet, and the Harlem
RenS op. ,ors face the Pittsburgh Sheriits
gpaSent was rumored that the Washington Bears,
one the 1913 tourney would not be invited back 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11

and he went down aran nndcr
tho powerful barrage = hughes
exploding lefts and rights Rufus
Knighton. formerly a Detroit
amateur boxer won he scheduled
six-fodnler from the roeeh vi
cy McGuintss q Chicago ~ taeif
midaicweleht fight kmsh'e' s
hard let's rights and uppeff9's
caused bis opponent 70 be easy
prey Rufus was awarded q Ih9
,cr his opponent after flooring
him FOR the count Of eight 'hrgc
times.
The last hout was hefwete
frankie Abrams, i4t lbs. q ~
roi. and Bill Kent l4i ~
Detroit Abrams constant rs
we're a little too much fol Ken ~
ne second round 81 their henf
which went the limit Kent vas
saved by the bell but the 'l
and fourth rounds found kat
sin ON his feet absorbing \ c1e
siderable amount Of punishr
and displaying a ccnsifora =
amount % clcyerness and rueE
ness He resolved not e ~
knocked our and the hard-htlne
Frankie Abrams did not do y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
with The BovIcrs

Jack Robertson p vcrsa'
trumpeicr az the Navy band 'oGs
time of recently 10 bowl o
AZ tho Paradise Bowling ALLEYS
Robertson IS lefthandcr
The women howlers would 's'
10 have tournament Just faf
thcm ESQ Il was told 70 me
And they promise 10 como onl
in great numbers should they h'
fortunate IN getting some person
10 sponsor n Snch an event
should prove 20 be very success
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
Howell Takes
Punishment As
Jim Is Master
De Marlowe And
Anderson Win
By Knockouts

copati,v ea rnDss4a 49,
cserlnr l6raarA r,Y-n baa, ~
tween Howell KING a5e lss ~
re.r.i'. ST. J.rnr Nand.1 is
ai Gardens The bon, s.ar,ea
rh King q r. ien as rs ths
ni. N Nsr4tn 400 ,on-.,r,i,
flsra rs q tie toay ~ k.ae
Ntr haay rarehss ~ ,a
Nhe "a va -ar.s f W. ,e.
fight ana Slowed ihe ne. ILL
up considerable
nv ne ff ro4ra 49, feht
hah fieh'e, non w trss
gne fns cffors Sing f
on, Nth Na,dcn 81 1 hn ~
eceito serles ~ td bl8us ss
"a head IN ihe c ronnd
nm hoxers were hsranr hat
hev displaved III ~. rsasaeo Anal
energy. King s.ll as 6rr ,to
rajoN,v ~ ne ras aem Az
lisoafea Il MSlon Nas ao a..d
vanae * ~. ens IN 81 an,f
anra
ne Narlowc WINS
count 10 va rou ~
lpahama Islands ws hnr 1878
i.s l-1c,.a .fo- ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
THE SPORT
REPORT
ny JAMES ERNEST WILLIAMS
clark Returns To Boxing

Dave Clark tho yeferan light
heavywoicht boxer. is working
out daily a the Monroe Athletic
club Perhaps Dave has some
very surprising things in store
Clarence Nriehl q tall well
,iapcred hcavS Weight IS Q nov
conner TO Detroit and 20 the box
Ing world re IS looking forward
10 his first pro heht soon having
rcvcr engaged IN single ANA
tnllr frhl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
KAPPAS OUT OF RUNNING;
OMEGA AND SIGMA CAGERS ON
TOP AS SEASON NEARS END

The Inter Flatapal learao
manamsnt rcalhel rs cfaelsl
State lst SATURDAY. when s'hl
B~ Siema nasea oar the Aif1a
fh A'pia cagers sfsse as Qideea
lrsi ~ trounced Kappa Apha
ps tf
THIS cfu>ilins defeat eliminated
tile kapnas from the PLAY ofi
II fi SiSmas can take care q
tho rmiaahin Nacirema team next
SstsAav they viii meet N"
p9s fito M the fina's
Iack Substitutes
T its bali found the s'ur9y
Kaffa team firing having no
shls,.tsss The Kappas pui np p
r arh' Tn 'hc ihird W7ricr
it aplkered kappas could ro'
hNaud the Increased pressure
81 ne Omegas. who We're ont q
Win with Van H3rgis. scrine th'
pace with is points Esats LED
the On GAS With "a points
The A'nhas so' IN 70 fiSinE
start ny issdirs me s.rmas By
score IS, l- a me cnl ~ thf
first qlar'o -iloNcver tho con
sisiant 'aisirs tv BroaduaX
s.onestree' ava Murray 'ho SIC.
"a ri A.tI liza
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-11
RIMS. TS0TTFRS FNTER
FRO Court Courtney

Krrr RTCIsTTKF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-04

more appropriate. 1t was the habit
Of George Washington to Seek suli-
lude To engage i'll prayer and 10 in
woke divine guidance before great
battles or when faced with other
problems for which he felt himself
helpless and unprcparcd General
Robert f.. Lee Was likewise Il man
Of that character.
The cynic and atheist tell us that
God is on the side that has the
most and the best men and the ocSt
equipment. But he is. rather. on the
side tina, IS right, us history will tcS-
,ity. And they who rcsogniLc his
authority and rely upon his Succor
are always in the majority.
For the Allied armies and laVirS
to attempt this greatest military op-
GRAFTON III history in sole reliance
upon their OWN resources and mi..h.
would be u mistake and might byiu,
rain and defeat. II America AMI
Britain ON the day OF advance. uui
tor days prior thereto. as one uu.t
and en- mISSv. were To- pause for iu-
tVrccSSiun and meditation. and back
cd ,hIt attitude with faith in the In
Unite, there could br no doub, about
the result.
The governor OF North Carolina
i.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-04
IOdayS Horoscope.

W. are witty. original. intelligent
ana always doing tn" unexpected. if
this Is your birthday. You are friend
~ and are very popular. You can
adept yourself To circumstances or
environment. and are loving ana
fond of children. The year Will bc
productive of good fortune, cspcClai-
ly favnrIug sccrctariul. literary and
artistic abilities. Do not bc IMPROVE
dent. however. Watch expenses. Born
today Il child Will be possessed OF
much artistic. musical. literary and
psychic abilities. and will be success
iul therein provided undue cxtrava-
gancc IS checked III carly years.