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'REBELT' PONOVILI sTRAJK

da ,malo strajkova bude posle
rata. Ali to &c zavisiti Cd goto-
vosti uprave da sc nagadia is
kreno i u dobroj veri." Ia one
koii odreknu da to cine MI MO-
RAMO matt STRAJKUJUCE
ORUzJE KAO POSI- EDNJE
PRIBEzISTE" (Krupna slova
moja.) Thomas zna da cenu es-
papa odredjuje ponuda traznja.
A posto je radna snaga espap
i ona Sc, takodjer, odredjuie ma
isti ,nacin. Sada, kada radnici j.
madu priliku da dobiju "a svoj
espap, radnu snagu, vecu cenu
ako ne drugee, onda puten strai-
ka, Thomas urli6e protiv toga
kao pomaman. A kada Sc zakonl
ponude i traznje okrene protiv
radnlka, a u korlst kapltallsta,
onda &c on da spremi radnike "a
strajk, kao "poslednjem PRIDE
zistu'. Ovo je bas kako je De
Leon izrazio, da feker udesi ta-
kvo stanje stvari da ma radnike
uvek duva vetar sa svih strana.
Radnici: ono sto je wanna danas
potrebnije cd kore hleba, jeste
da Sc prosvetite Marksisticki
organizujete Sc ma nacelima So
cijalisticke Radnicke Partiie "a
reorganizovanje drustva liz osno-
va. Drugog spasa nema.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15

bill drugih narodnosti, rasa iii
vera. Stvarno njene SUI pristalice
uvek bile hrptenjaca rule koja
je izvadjala lincovanja Crnaca
po jugu. Pc vecerima su obicno
palili krstove kad Sc smraci po
raznim predelima gradova iii u
predgradjima znak zastrasiva-
MIA onih koje oni mrze.
Neka odlazi, "vjecna joj pa
mjat". To je bila najotrovnija i
najbrutalnija racisticka organi-
zacija u ovoj zenji. Sa njenim cd
laskom belezi Sc izvesni progres
bar u koliko Sc racizma tice.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15

tople zrake Prvomaiskog sunca
lepse siati. posto cenao biti slo-
bodni ljudi. Sve dotle borba, ne
prekidna borba, protiv svih IL
dajnika i prevaranata, koii hoce
da znacaj Prvog Maia krivo pri-
|kazu. radi svojih prljavih licnih
interesa.
zis-io Prvi Mai, simbol novog
druStva!
Zatim Sc preslo ma sakuplja-
ME dobrovoljnog priloga "a po-
krice troskova, a preostatak ie
namenjen "a blagajnu S. R. 0. D..
= "a propagandisticke svrhe.
Sledeci su prilozili u urugvais-
kim pesosima: Pc 500: Milan
Pavlovic, Andrija Komjetan F.
Holencer. Po 400: L. Medic, An
tonija Komjetan, I. Diosi, S. Ci-
sar NJ. Mazza. Pc 800: V. W.
koievac, D. Culum, S. Pernar, A.
Makanovic i P. Centner. D. MIRA
ovic ESQ. Pc 200: M. Cikusa, Pi-
.roska Vukojevac, j. Cindric,
Francisco, Blaz, S. Pribicevic, T..
Vrbanic, Mateo Pavlovic i |. Ho-
mar. Po 1.50: A. Machulina, Pa
lermo, M. Vukojevac, E. Ratio i
Ch. Ratio. Po 100: S. Fabos, Ca
mino F. Pletikapic R. Goblem
OTIS. Cist prihod sa owe proslave
jeste 50.12 pesosa.
Uzgredno zelimo napomenut'
da su svi govori odrzani ma spa
njolskom jeziku.
Svima koji SUI doprineli da ova
pros1ava bude ovako uspeSna. "a
hvaljujemo Sc u ime nase organl-
zacije - S. R. O. D.
cu D. Cullna, dopisnik.
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tNastayak sa 3. strane)

tNastavak sa 3. strane)
10 on nece primiti nominaciiu "a
predsednika. Thomas ie opet sa
ovim demonstratirao svolu loial-
most kapitalizmu dok nj jedne
iskre lojalnosti nije pokazao u
korist radnika = on je neiskren
ako bi Sc PRIMO. Ali Thomas
ina drugce misljenje o strajkovi-
ma posle rata.
Govoreeci o strajkovima posle
rata, Thomas kaze: 'Tu &c biti
zivotni spor posle rata. Dan OBJ
racunavania &c biti tn sa nekim
uposlivacima koji su iskoriscava-
Ii radnicki zavet nestraikovanja.
Radnici ne nameravaiu zaci u tai
period So njihovim rukama sve-
zanlm liza ledja." kakVa &c to bltl
situacija posle rata u koju rad
nici nece uci "svezanih ruku
liza ledja"? To &c biti situacija i
vreme u kojern &c milioni rad
nika setati cd tvornice do tvor-
nice trazeci posla - nudeci svo-
ju radnu snagu posto po to- | ka-
da budu milioni besposlenih Sc
tall ma tai nacin po ulicama sa
nesvezanim rukama liza ledJa',
tada &c to biti "dani obracunava-
MA, radnici &c izici ma straJk.
Thomas dale kaze: ia zelim
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IL zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.

$1.OO, a. Kapugija $500, \. Basic $l.oP,
b. Misic $l.00, X. S. Guile S1.0O, Mlllca
Mijanovic $l.o0, Mrs. A. Popovic $l.oo,
NJ. Popovic $500, p. S. Polovina S3.oo,
John Frame $l00 S. Dunat soc. ukup-
no 1925.
Sabirna lista, broj 5l4, sakupio A.
Grbae: T. Mijanovit $1,000 A. Grbae
$1,000. Ukupno $4,000.
Svega Chicago 1925.
Detroit, Mich:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15

Mi mozemo moramo zapoceti
graditi socijalizam ne il fantas-
ticnog ljudskog materijala, stvo-
renog nasom mastom, nego il
materijala, ostavljenog nam Cd
kapitalizma. Ovo je nesumnjivo
vrlo "tesko', ali svaki drugi naein
pristupanja problemu je tako ne
ozbijan, da ne zasluzuje da Sc
0 MENU govori.
NIKOLAJ LENIN.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15

=. Menzeta $5O 90
Milwaukee, Wis:
VIM. Kelenic 5000 T. Vidakovic
$500. Ukupno $11.o0.
Ukupno ovom broju s1O8.21
Svega do danas S3.892.21
POTPORE RADNICKOJ BORBI.
Sidney, Ohio:
X. Balorin 81 90
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KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa l. strane)

(Nastavak sa /. strane)
timau Sjedinjenirn Drzavama, i
viseinego 100000 stupilo je u
organizaciju."
Poznato je da je ia organizaci-
ia pribegavala teroristickim me-
todima protiv svih onih koji su
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15
Picnic in Detroit

PeoeC
esnf
and
be the Federation Branches
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15

razune Sc, sa jos wise odlucnosti,
sve dotle dok ne prosveti i Or
ganizuje americku radnicku kla-
SUI. Owe cinjenice i nuznosti ma
81 SUI clanovi i simpaticari sves-
nj, te saglasno tome, oni ce UNI
noziti svoju aktivnost ma tome
polju rada, tako da bi sto pre-
postigli svoj cilj - oslobodie-
ME nase klase ispod morije klas-
ne vladavine.
I ako smo u proslom broju (u
ovoj robrici) pisali o nuznosti
kupljenja potpisa ma peticionim
istima u drzavi Ohio, reel ceno
nesto ovom prilikom, jer vreme
ie kratko, kako smo obaves-
teni, jos treba dosta potpisa, pa
da nasa organizacija u Ohio osi-
gura sebi mesto ma glasovnici. O.
vo kratko vreme trebamo-mora-
mo - iskoristiti do poslednjih
granica mogucnosti, tako da bi
dobili nuzan broj potpisa.
Prinili smo kopiju pisma cd
druga J. Sestoka, organizatora O.
granka Youngstown, koje je pos
lao drugu ]. Pirincinu, kome ga
izvestava, da Ogranak Youngs-
town radi svom parom ma kup-
ljenju potpisa. Drug Sestok pise
u svome pomenutom pismu, da
su on i drug Busdon "a tri veceri
sakupili 10o potpisa, te da njiho-
vi clanovi il Sharona i Farrella,
organizovano &c otici u Masury
i okolna mesta da tamo kupe pot
pise. Takodjer je drug Sestok
trazio da mu drug Pirincin po-
Sale JOS dve liste.
Ako ostali nasi Ogranci ovoj
drzavi rade ma kupljenju pot
pisa, kao Ogranak Youngstown,
bice dobro. Razume Ii sno da ie
ma akronskom pikniku, odrzanon
II. juna, sakupljen prilican broj
potpisa, takodjer da Sc Ogranak
Akron poduzeo da sakupi 500
potpisa. Ako tome uspe, te ako
i ostali nasi Ogranci u Ohio,
srazmerno toliko sakupe, to ce
biti "a pohvalu, a sto je najglav-
niie, inne S. L. P. njenih kan
didata pojavice Sc ma glasovnici
u Ohio!
Ma drugom mestu u ovom bro
ju donosino dopis sa Prvomais-
ke proslave u Montevideo, Uru-
quay, koji ie proslavila nasa Ia
mosnja organizacija - Sociia-
1isticka Radnicka Organizaciia
Deleonista. Svake godine, tamos-
Mi nasi drugovi slave proleterski
prank. Da bi sto wise privukli
tamosnjih radnika, oni SUI prosla-
WI odrzai ma spanskom jeziku
Kao sto ce citaoci primetiti IL
pomenutog dopisa, proslava ie
bila uspesna u svakom pogled1-
Prvi o-e sezone piknik, odE-
zan cd Ogranaka New York-Ho-
boken, bio je, kako mas je lives
ito drug T. Jelusic, organizatoy
Ogranka Hoboken, uspesan. Cist
prihod sa istog iznosi S12O.
Pocetak je dobar, samo take
treba produziti, ier nasa dolaze-
ca konvencija nije daleko, posto
cisti prihodi sa piknika idu "a
konvenciiski fond.
Klub Radnicke Borbe Detroit,
kako mas ie izvestila drugarica
Anna Sekulic, organizatorka klu-
ba, odrzao je svoju vecerinku ma
q. maja. Poseta, pise drugarisa
Sekulic, nije bila kao sto Sc oce-
kivalo, ali "a to je razlog sto 81
mnogi clanovi simpaticari te
veceri radili. Ali uprkos toga, We
eerinka je bila uspesna. Ma istoi
je odrzao pozdravni govor drug
c. Scepovic, koji je bio pazljivo
saslusan. Cist prihod sa owe We
cerinke iznosi oko S100.
Svi su nasi Ogranci KIubovi
Radnicke Borbe, pod okolnosti-
ma, prilicno aktivni, ali to ne
znaci da re bi mogli trebali biti
aktivniji. Ma koliko bill aktivni,
~, L,1>o ,,ocloxyo obovIiaH nv
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Pittsburgh, Pa.
1ndoor" p;knik Steubenyille, 0.

iOganak l. P
tadnic. Ia sv drugo &c
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Piknik u Lackawanna, n. 7,

Piknk u IackaWanna, N.
na19 onep
dland
oi
Woodandu tu sdhe
Iom pescep mnut
Piknk Bellw0od, ILL.,
juna
sat
Ia osalo
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pa is
the
OF Preside O the A
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-06-15
NACIONALNI IZBORNI FOND
S. L. P.

Chicago, H.:
Sabirne .iste, broj 5l2 5l3, sakupio
A. Kapugija: F. S. Novosel soc, S.
Chirit soc, D. Popovic $l.00, T. Zarit
25c., Bojana Stoianoff 100, Ch. zerayi-
ca $l.00, p. Delic soc, NJ. kuGan soc,
l.. Had soc, P. Ceh $l.00, F. Week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
May Extend
SoftbdN Dedd|ine

A last minute rush OF entries
in the Metropolitan Detroit Soft
ball tournament is reported by
Frank Lafferty
and, although the list TO date is
not rs large rs that Of last year
plenty of competition is promised
in all mems divisions.
1t is possible that Laiferty
who represents the Amateur Soft
ball Association Of America In
handling the preliminary arrange
ments for The Detroit Times and
recreation department, may eX-
tend the time for entries until
later in the week. Announcement
will he made tomorrow. The
original entry closing date is set
for midnight today.
Athletic Director Hans Schil-
.linger reports Ia major II class A
and eight junior entries in the
mems section up 10 today.
Teams desiring 10 enter may
fiji IN an entry blank printed IN
todav'S Times or one to he OBJ
tanned at the ElmwOod recreation
field office where the entries are
being received by Mr.. Schilllnger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Trout Shoots
For 10Th Win
BY LEO MACDONELL

With Paul Dizzy Trout bid
ding for his sixteenth triumph Of
the season. the Tigers and Yam
KEGS will resume their series in a
twilight game al Briggs Stadium
today.
The game will start al 6 o'clock
and will he the last of the twl-
light contests here this season.
Tiny Bonham, seeking his sew
enth straight win, will be on the
hill for the Yankees. who will be
seeking to square the series at
two-all. The Tigers also lead in
the seasons inter-club competi-
ton with nine victories 10 five
for the world champions.
Victory tonight would put Trout
even with Harold Newhouser. ace
Tiger lefthander. who already has
aggregated 16 wins. Trout has
seen action in % of the 90 games
the Tigers have played thus far
this year.
The game this evening will end
the Tigers home stand and they
will not be seen at Briggs Sta
dunn again until Aug. 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Higgins College Mate

Emerson originally hailed from
Orange. Tex. and attended Uni-
versity Of Texas with Pinky Hlg-
gins of the Tigers. Higgins played
football in his freshman year,
dropping II later 10 concentrate
on baseball.
Incidentally, Hupke. who played
a lot Of fine guard for the old
Lions showed a watch he only
recently recovered after II had
been missing for more than 10
wears The watch. a gift after he
had played All-Amerlca football
~ University Of Alabama, had
been stolen ia 1888.
II showed up recently al BoS-
semer. Ala. where a youth sought
10 hook II m p pawnShop IL was
engraved with HupkCs name and
the police team of the Alabama
town got in touch with q coach
AZ the university. who in turn GOT
IN touch with Hupke here. The
watch subsequently was returned
"a the fornersLiou. g
A part Of the evenings program
was gwen over 10 congratulations
for Cromwell. new general man
fzfr'f< ne
recently became a pappy ot a
seven-uound hoy The hoy viii be
signed 10 q hacAhnld cnptraci with
ne Lions, the proud father an
rounCed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
PhleaSanfS
Plentiful
BY Do% GILES

Pheasant hunting will be good
in Monroe County HIS fail, ae-
cording TO Z. II. (HyD Dahlka,
president Of the Monroe County
Rod and Gym Club. A survey COM
pleted today by Dahlka and
the clubs SIX outposts scattered
throughout the county, reveals
many interesting changes in wild
life during the past two months.
For a while II didn't look so
good for an increase in pheassntS
In this area" Dahlka said, but
now wherever YOU go along
country roads one will notice
young pheasantS taking TO the
air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
IT'S STILL CONNIE

Beck isn't going 10 change Con
wegoS name 10 Hostess " after
all IT wasn't catching on
-. Besides Connie Is too IA
nous A name in yachting 10 try
and drop There VIII he
seven ix-meters al the Bay,
Noreg. -Sprig, Dodo Question. So
lenta, Challenge and Totem
Looks like a hot series Cor
don Saunders is defending with
Noreg and will have his auto
matte light canvas man Ted
Noack with him this makes
Noreg q favorite -. Sprlg,
Jimmy Grants new six
Ihich- ended NOreC'S unbeate1
string this season Sunday
showed herself smart Sallcr
Grant bought her from
DOYLE recently tho latter
did dandy with her sailing on
Lake Ontario last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Sailors Chalk
Up 18Th Win

Great Lakes Naval Training
Center team had little trouble in
whipping Crosse He. 10 10 0. last
evening for their thirty-fffth vic
tory out of SO starts. The Crosse
lie boys suffered from sta 6 g
fright and committed four errors
Sailors West and GloSSop, for
mer National LeaguerS, contrib
uted home runs. Schoolboy Rowe
nitched the last three innings for
The winners. Crosse lie allowed
only two runs in the first six IN
nings but fell under a coneen-
traied hitting. attack in The laG.
three. frames --~--~ -
Mickey Cochrane takes his team
10 Pontiac 10 play tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
10 Votes
On WestfaN
BY EDGAR HAYES

A mail vote of the Western
will be taken TO de-
termine whether Bob Westfall
will be permitted to play for
this fall II was learned
todaY.-WesIfaii.= -ali=American
fullback at u. Of NJ. several years
ago has received a medical dis
charge from the army and plans
TO return TO school at the start
of the fall term in November.
Bob played three years as a
regular Tor the Wolverines. His
last season he was unanimous
choice for all-American. Accord
ing 10 the present rules of the
Western Conference any student
in school is eligible TO compete on
the football team.
However some of the conference
officials believe this doesn't mean
civilian students who have played
their full term. They have asked
Mai. John Griffith, commissioner
of the conference 10 poll the other
schools for a decision.
Although he won't enter school
in November Bob will, If per-
mitted, 90 out for the team as
soon as fall practice starts.
Under the present regulations any
student who has registered and
paid his tuition for the fall term
can play in the early games.
Under this system several con-
ference players received letters
last year without attending day
of school, They played in the
early games and then were called
by the army before classes started.
Westfall says he has given up
the idea of joining the Detroit
Lions this fall. He would have
entered Michigan for the summer
school but lacked the time IN
arrange his personal affairs 60
soon after leaving the army,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
'Of course. Yon don't get y
hath when YOU stop Nagurski,
Ex-Lion Greats There

u was his first sea VOYAGE after
being connissi oned and receiving
his indoctrination a. Annapolis.
Among fellow Lions OF the
GOOD old days" who sat in on
tho Shelby party were George
Christensen. Tom Hupkc. Chuck
IIanneman. Roy Macklln and
Regis Monahan who remained IN
Detroit after their football DAYS
ef1tiea. Others present included
=. NJ. Thomas. Bill AliS. Or. Dan
Foster. Ed Hayes. Joe Bach, Lew
TT.rTH7weil and George faubcnbcck.
Others who were on hand were
1t. Comdr. Mickey Cochrane of
Great Lakes. Its. Dick Gallagher,
Stan Hayes and Castor Chamber
lam. all Of Crosse lie.
Emerson was a member OF the
frst team of Lions whom George
ADiekt Richards purchased from
PORTSMOUTH, O.. and transferred
ta Detroit Here the team, one
of the best that ever represented
a citv in professional football rose
20 great heights in winning the
league championship in 1888.
Besides Emerson and the others
in the little colony that reside in
Detroit. the championship team
boasted such stars as Dutch Clark,
Frank Christensen, Ernie Caddel,
Ace ~CutowSlv, John Schneider
Clare Randolph and Glenn Pres
nell. Many az the boys, Ike
Emerson. are IN the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Consider Service World Series as Bond Aid
Giants
Lose OFT

NEW YORK. Aug. GNS)-
The Cubs chances of finishing at
least in the first division were
considerably enhanced today after
the Giants lost their great little
skipper, Mel OFT. last night, per-
hapS for the balance Of the season.
The Giants slugged out 8 10 z
decision over the Reds but il was
a costly victory OFT turned his
Observation-Disclosures eeef=iifst
base while running out a grounder
and was removed to a hospital
with a possible fracture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
=Dusette Meets RUBY
Here After Absence

George DuSette, returning from
three years of wrestling on the
Pacific Coast, meets Bert Ruby in
the star bout of tonight's card al
Mack Park, seeking TO regain the
junior heavy mat title he held
back in 1889.
Kid Chapman m ee-tS Dale
Wayne in the companion hour
bout. Tiger Jack Moore vs.. Al
Galento and Nick Billings vs.
Dutch Schultz are the one-fall
houtS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

Beaudry Post OF Detroit neatly
turned the tables on Flint Red
Arrow Post in winning the Michl-
gan American Legion baseball
championship the hard way yes
terday at Briggs Stadium.
Last year Flint whipped f5eati-
dry in the state finals here, hut
yesterday the Detroit team. one
down in the three-game title Sc
RIGS. came through with 9-2 ana
So victories 10 gam the coveted
crown.
In winning, Beaudry qualified
to represent Michigan in the re-
gional meet. the place and time
10 he decided.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
SMALLER BIRDS

"There has hecn p great num-
her of reports coming in from
our outpOSts Of pheasant nests
with the hen setting on the eggs
as late ~ July 25. This means
small birds when the hunting
season opens Oct. Is. IT will also
mean hunters will have diff
cult time trying 10 determine
whether they are BOOSTERS or
hens"
Dahllia is also impressed at the
increase of local ducks IN the Mon
roc marshes this summer. but he
is also alarmed at the shortage of
vegetation due IN high waters
during the past two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

Joins Powers
By LEWIS u. WALTER

Jockey Paul KEEPER, who came
In from Rockingham Park last
weekend 10 ride Nelson DunStan
10 victory N the $1,000 Test
AT the Detroit race
track has decided 10 stop COM
mutnE 10 VIII bring -hlS--.+4lisff-;-
TACK TcTG TOT keeps Thursday 10
ride for ihc Dearborn stable Of
James Powers, Detroit automobile
dealer.
KEEPER viii give first call 70
Powers stable thus assuring Mel
SELF peHNtaH- 81 = Fead rider TOR
ms coming engagements After
several more races here the bril-
liant Powers 3-year-old viii be
shipped 10 Chicago 10 run IN the
rich derby al Washington Park
The last of August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
MILLIGAN GROUNDED

Helpers arrival will help bolster
the ranks of the veteran Jockeys
which were further depleted when
the stewards announced tn I
Jockey Patterson Miligan would
today he grounded for the re-
mainder of the meeting. or II
racing days. lie will be permitted
10 resume riding when the War
Relief meeting starts August IA.
Mligans crime consisted OF
carrying A. +. Wallis Tiger Man
wide entering the stretch and
striking the horse across the head
with las whip in the ran 10 the
wire in the 5000 BuddlcS purse
Saturday
Despite this interference Don
Scurlock managed 90 get Tiger
Man home by a nose in front OF
Milligan'S horse the favored Air
Sailor from the stable Of 1t. Com.
r. d. Bull of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

BILGEWASH-Ten owners OF
boats. Bud Doyle.
Bangalefe; Tom Petzold, Thisbe;
George Gonyeau, Armlda; Bob
Kerr. Shamrock; Murray Knapp
Pintail: Dick SwegleS and Arden
Poulson. Warrior; Mllt Cross
Venture. Charles Beck, ConwcGo;
Intrepid (eX-AwaShonkSl. Perez
Darnell. and Ed BlalS RanGoon
say they'll be at the Bay
for the series of three races.
Doyle. Buffalo skipper, who
flies the burgee of the YoungS-
town Yacht Club of New York on
Lake Ontario. won the ILYA 3
meter title in 1886 . PoulSon
has Just bough a part of Warrior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
HAS WON u

Charles Doemer, Beaudry
catcher. hit a pair Of doubles and
MacLean contributed a triple in
the second contest.
Beaudry. which has won 81 and
lost five so far, has been coached
the last five years by Barney
Merki, formerly a sandlotter In
81. Louis. Aiding the team as
coach has been F. w. Eddie
Edwards. who managed four state
Legion champions for Pittenger
Pest several wears ago
Feaurr. tns'roip 001 oon 3to--a rs
Ret srrrw tFhnp Oo1 Oon 100 ~
Luuartk srd Dosmsr. henderson. Ur.
bsnic and Ananich, Mesds go
PED Arrow CFupD Oo7 600 o00-1 ,
Beaudry DETROIT o07 500 2nx--t
Zoieisk and MsadsI MaeLean sDd Dem
MS,
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Haqq, ANDERSON Press Marks

GAYLE Sweden. Aug. tuF) Gundor liagc, the hylnG
fireman and Arnc Anderson Worlds nue champion turned IN
close record times yesterday the 500 and 1000 meter
IIaeg performing FANS the 1000 meters
in H. coming twoenth of second OF ms own "ord
Anderson ran his speciality tho 1900 meter distance m
81 q or record Of as for the span
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
ABRAMsoN SHINES

'Thr hiring IF Dave -Ahrafnsof''
Bcaudrv shortSiop not only won
The FIRST game. hui brought hun
the XIX Cuvler trophy a. the
tournament most valuable play
er. Ahram-on collected five hits
for perfect day m tho first
game. and hit a timely double IN
the deciding contest.
I'd Lubensh pitched the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

Joe and Joe
knows every
body Joe, R.
II. Ross and
Art Gibso n
up the
I ri o I h a I
founded h @
Edison b o a I
Club in 1914.
He was COM
modore of the
EBC in 1927
and again IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
Beauslry Beats Flint
Twice for Legion Title

game for Beaudry, scattering 10
blows while his mates bagged 16.
In tho second game. Walt Mac
Lean held Flint TO five hits 10
bring the Detroiters the title.
MacLean and Ray Zbiciak, Of
Flint, waged a close pitching duel
until the seventh, when Beaudry
elinChed the game and champion
shin with a two-run rally. I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
VEGETATION LOSSES

1--WE have lost about half Of
our cattsilS, making some nf the
deep water marshes, almost
open water with hardly enough
Of the taller vegetation to build
blind. A certain amount Of
these losses Of vegetation were
noticeable last year. One won
ders II this change will effect
the holding OF our locally raised
ducks. 1t IN certain to prove
disastrous for fight ducks"