davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
XII

Cd ciganske tolpe, XII jo je
vodil Mirko, jih je ostalo lie
Sc sestnajst. ze davno vec Sc
MISC spuscali ma kaka daljna
popotovanja, ampak so Sc su-
kali kar po tenn okraju. Tu
okoli je incl njihov poglavar
Mirko ma kakih sestih ali sed-
mih krajih take sumljive kup-
CHE, kakor jo je incl z Osojni-
kom; kadar mu je zmanjkalo
denarja, je kar ma teh krajih
pritisnil in ga vedno dovolj IL
sill.
Kadar Sc je kje prikazal, je
bill zmerom kako drugace oble-
cen, da ga orozniki ne bi spo-
znali; kajti teh Sc je bal, pa Sc
jih je tudi incl zakaj. Ma BIZ
strict je bill to leto stirikrat, pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
PTedstdUnik:
Albin Hrovatin

pravljali, Sc v casnike bi vse
prislo -.
Ali Sc maj S ciganom rajsi
pobota?
Ampak to bi bilo tako, kakor
da priznava svojo krivdo -.
Kaj maj pocne?
Mic. Potrpeti in pocakati, kaj
bo. 1t=S >... 81.
Ali Bog We, &c mu cakanje ne
prinese Sc kaj hujsega! Lepo Sc
zbirajo oblaki okoli NIGGA: Paw
la Sc maj vrne; cigan maj ga
zacne ogovarjati in maj raz-
trosi kake nesramnosti; xiv clo-
vek ga ne bo vec pogledal, ta-
ko ga znajo spraviti OBJ cast in
dobro ime.
Zdaj Sc ma Pavlo ne more vec
ozirati. Sal je itak vecidel ona
kriva, da je prislo tako dalec.
Zanj nj vec druge: tako sc mo-
ra odlociti in z odlocnim deja-
MEM presekati vse spletke.
Yes dan mu. je besnel vihar
V dust. Ko Sc lie zmracilo. Sc lie
podal ma Osoje in je prosil "a
Lencko. Start je takoj kujal.
potem pa je dala tudi ona svo-
jo besedo, to tenn rajsi, ker je
Ravnjak rekel, da pojdeta ia,
koj ma oklice, cez diva tedna pa
pred oltar.
Nedeljo nato Sc je VISA cerkey
cd zacudenja zavzela; kajt:
oklicali so Ravnjaka in Osojni,
kovo Lencko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

da je tako zvedel, kaj 'je kaj
novega ma Bistrici in ma Raw
nah in Osojah. Tu je bill tisti
skrivni vir, IL katerega je cev-
ljarju zmerom Sc prikapljal
kak kovac, "a katerega Urska
nj vedela; kajti cigan nj bill
skrpicast in je Genoa vedno ma
: gradil, kadar mu je vedel kaj
novega povedati.
Zadnjo nedeljo V juniju Sc je
ulila ploha ma bistrisko okoli-
CO; treskalo je in grmelo in tu-
, di toca Sc je usula. Genoa zena
nocoj nj izpustila ma vas; mo-
! ral je "a hiso kopati drago, da
voda nj vdrla klet. Iznenada
! je pridrvel il gozda dol moski S
| pelerino okoli in s kapuco na
glavi ter je cevljarju ma krat-
t ko velel:
"Vidis, -kako je! Nocoj osta.
mem V tvoji koci."
/ "Mirko, ti?" je vzkliknil cev-
liar, XII je cigana takoj spoznal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

da Sc DO lahko ploseo zgotovilo
do omenjenega casa.
"a poverilni odbor
Jas. I. Rotter,
v 1865 Kewanee Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
lJred1likova
poSta
Odkritje plos6e v
pocast vojakom

Euclid, Ohio. - Slovenski
drustveni dom ma Recher Ave,
DO dne 20. februarja odkril |
krasno spominsko plosco "Ho-
nor Roll', ma kateri bodo vkle-
sena imena vseh nash fantov
in deklet, XII Sc nahajajo V sluz-
bi Strica Sama.
Prosi Sc vse one Jugoslovane,
katerih sinovi in hcere so v ar
madi, ter MISC bill vclanjeni pri
drustvih, XII spadajo pod okri-
lie Slovenskega drustvenega do
ma, da sporocijo njih imena ma
tajnika donna. Imena onih, XII
pa so bill clani drustev, pa Sc
maj izrocijo drustvenim tajni-
kom, kateri jih bodo oddali
Honor R.oll'' odboru.
Ia oponain maj vsak uposte-
va in pravocasno izroci imena,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
(Nadal.ievanje)

Sc je okleval; nekega dne pa
je dobil zamazano pismo, XII ga
je napisala nerodna in nevesca
roka. Glasilo Sc je:
Ljubi Basa zupan ma BIZ
strict ii 81 uzeo vando!! kije
pobegnola obecav 81 ka je
uzmes "a svoju gospa ije ne
ces "a svoju gospa ka je oces
samo tak?! ia ii recem uzmi
JET? "a gospa. Gene uzmes ia
ii bum svud psoval? Ak pla-
tis pet tisuc dinara dobro je
ne treba uzeti zagospa i po
novce pride moja baba Moi
daj i tie lepo pozdravlja
Mirko Basa zupan Ciganov.
Yes divji cd jeze je zmec-
kal pismo in ga zagnal v kot.
Toda nitro ga je spet pobral
in pogladil. Potrebno mu DO,
&c pride zadeva pred sodnika
- in pred sodnika jo DO ma
vsak nacin sprawl. Kadar pri-
de ciganka baba po denarje,
maj il sledijo orozniki; bodo
vendar nasli tega ciganskega
'zupana" in ga prijeli! Tega
DO potem tozil.-
&c DO le pametno? Sal bi re
to bila sramota, &c Sc S cigani
tozuje. Potem bi bile seve Sc
price potrebne, o vsej zgodbi s
Pavlo bi ma dolgo in siroko raz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

s.Zaradi meme seveda lahko
ostanes, toda kaj porece moja
milostljiva, tega ne vem."
IS to Sc bonn re JAZZ pomenil.
PoJdiva!"
Hitro sto stopila pod streho
tn je cigan vrgel mokri phase
cez stol in zaklical v kuhinjo:
tDaijr prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

Trying their in the fight against nantle paralysis
children above March
campaign The youngsters participants the Charming Chill
den radio conceived and directed by Marjorie Harm seated
piano. who a March of Dimes" campaign song
The broadcast aired daily from 10 10 80 Radio Station
WLE The March of Dimes by these charming children
recorded and the transcription forwarded President Roosevelt the
White House.
The march of Dimes campaign this continues through January
3O benefit skating sponsored by Phi Delta Gamma will be held
At skeand Saturday night JAM 10Th with all proceeds donated
against paralysis Other benefit organizations
throughout the community according Judge Frank j. Merr
chairman.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

lie en- edini krat je ujel Osojni-
ka. Prve tri kraft ga je vzel
mojster Smola pod streho; bill
jespac lahkomiseln in potreben
ciganove napitnine. Kar je kra-
ljevala Urska V cevljarjevi ko-
ci, 81 cigan nj upal vec blizu, S
Cencem pa Sc je skrivaj shajal,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
Yam zatekajo nOge?

q gumijasto elasticnimi noga-
vicami 81 boste preprecili bole-
cine nog, &c vam oh koncu dne-
va zateeejo noge. Splacalo Sc
vam DO kupiti par teh nogavic
ma poskusnio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

Max hywood
kdaj Mavz
naneo Rezu DO naze vdne
sEke Ma ed
liza Metropolitan dluzbo Christian lsod Ma
Miss Edith Ber japonsko
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
.sAACp Youth Council
Holds Discussion

care There Aspects of Delin-
quency That Should Be Discussed
From Racial Standpoint" is the
subject of panel discussion to be
held at the next regular meeting of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
Youth Council at Linden Center at
pm. Friday, October 27.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26

one end of the chain. En- route to
Jail, according to the policeman,
Kelly attempted to pull away and
cursed him.
The policeman whipped out his
pistol and fired two shots, one Of
them fatally wounding the prison
er in the abdomen. No charges
have been filed against the police
man.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26

Stationed somewhere in the South
Pacific is Marine Corporal Clarence
H. Webster, son of Mrs. Gertrude
Carter, 1877 West Fifth street. His
wife and two daughters reside in
Richmond, Indiana. Webster entered
the service in December, 1913, and
trained at New River, North Caro-
lima.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
GA. POLICEMAN KILLS
HAND(UFFED PRISONER

DAWSON, GA, Oct. 26 (ANP)
Self defense was claimed by
Howard Lee, local police officer,
in the fatal shoting of Lewis Kelly,
whom he had har)lcuffed and
placed under arrest.
Officer Lee said he was called to
quell a disturbance at a cafe and
placed Kelly under arrest on drunk
and disorderly charges. A chain
handcuffed was placed around Kel-
ly's wrists, the officer retaining
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26

THE DAILY BULLETIN
Combined With Ohio Express
Vol. 3-NO. 246-Thursday, Oct. 26
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HE 2172
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National Negro Publishers Assn.
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26

AT THE THEATERS
PALACE Slightly Terrific" and
( "My Son the Hero" plus ALL
American news.
CLASSIC-"Sensations of 1915"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26

LOST-Brown eye-glass case be-
tween Fifth and Germantown on
Sprague street. Call Miss Marie
livery, RA 1903. Liberal Reward.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
CLASSIFIED ADS

Middle aged woman for general
housework, 3 adults in family; good
paw. Call C. w. Evans, He 2172.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
HAVE EVERYTHING

That's where Canadien S
strength has been this season.
They have had not only we'll
balanced team. but one with sew
eral players. any one of whom
could eaten fire and win the game.
II could be Richard. Getliffe
-Lach or as was the case last
night, Toe Blake.
The CanadienS not only proved
themselves real champions by
Spotting Chicago three goals and
then winning, they did something
for hockey. too.
They figured TO take the Hawks
in four straight and they did it
to stop any eyebrow lifting
This is the second year the cup
has been won in four straight and
il might be noted that despite
the big gates drawn in playoff
hockey it took only 16 out of a
possible p games TO decide the
whole business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Picks Jennings

II 20 back quite a ways Tor
my shortstop." Wagner pointed
out. "My friends tell me | was
some shucks at that post and
should put myself on the team.
But since I never saw my
self play III take Hughey Jen-
nings Of the Baltimore Orioles.
Hughey was the only shortstop
l ever saw that played the hit
and run play perfectly.
"He would wait until the last
possible instant before leaving
his position. tried TO model my
shortstop play after this fielding
wizard. He was aggressive As
all Orioles had Ia he and was
very shreWd hitter"
Wagner named ChriSty Ma
thew son for MS pitcher and Bill
Dickey. the catcher. At first
haSe the veteran Pirate world
have the late Lou Gehrig, at
second Eddie Collins and at
third Pie Traynor
Babe Ruth and Iris Speaker
-petiia share the eetAeid duties
with Cobb. trio generally
PICKED IN ali-Star Selections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Crislet's Reason

Coach Fritz CriSler was talk
inc about the letters he receives
from the various former Mich
iean athletes scattered about
the globe.
and somewhere In every
letter" he said, "a mention Is
made Of sports and how happy
they had n chance 10 play.
That's why" continued Cri-
sler. I'm all for expanding the
sports program after the war.
Instead Of eight or nine college
Sports. 1 want 10 see letters
given for around 20.
"Let every kid. regardless Of
his size, have chance ut some
thing.
but we at Michigan can't
do II alone. We've got To in
terest other schools in the same
thing. Or else there would be
no one to compete against"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
State Wants Games

Ralph Young. the Michigan
State athletic director, dropped
into the Office for a brief visit.
Yes. we're going ahead with
football next fall" he said.
eve have everything we need
right now EXCEPT players and
a schedule.
I'VE want games with any
colleges or universities who will
play only civilians.
You may expect an official
announcement soon that the
Spartans will play Missouri and
WAYNE L..
Tommy Bridges will handle
the baseball team at Camp
Crowdcr. Mo.
Nofrc Dame veterans return
ing for next fall are Bob Kelly.
Fred BARLEY and GenrEe sui
Ivan Michigan is counting on
Bob Wcse, crazy Legs
Hirsch and Bob Ng banner
as backileld nucleus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Olympia s Profitable

Jack Adams revealed in Mon
treal that Olympia cleared
s326 600 latter taXesI out Of
hockey this year. There vIl
ne no need 20 have 4 benefit
for sometime out Grand River
wav.
We hope next fall tho Detroit
Lions viii have q Maurice
Britt Day and invite the hero
70 Briggs Stadium so people
IN this community can really
show him how they feel about
that Congressional " o a a J
awarded the former Lion end
yesterday.
Capt. Britt lost an arm in
the savage fighting in ITALY.
But he has gained The whole
hearted thanks .of a grateful
nation. a.
Billy SOuthVorth the CaX-
d.usj Ifanaeer mttes' no hlrA
about IT, He knows DE has no
class of both leagues starting
out this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Ball Shortage
Peril 10 Golf
By NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

Evidence continues to pifc up-of
tire faiiure Of golfers to turn i'm old
balls in sufficient numbers for re-
conditioning to avert a shortage
which easily can peril the game.
a new overall picture showing
how critical this situation has be-
come was furnished by f.. p.
eddie Rankin. sales manager for
the L. A. Young Golf Co. of
Grand Rapids, VINO was here yes
terdaY.
According to survey by the
industry" Rankin said, mot
more than 80 per cent Of the
balls which comprised the ma
TONS stock when manufacture
was stopped almost two years
ago have been turned I'm for re-
conditioning.
What golfers apparently fail 70
realize, Is that there must be a
steady flow Of the remainder for
reconditioning TITS rs because The
stocks then on hand only nor
NAL supply must see golfers
through until the manufacture Of
balls is resumed. That may be a
long time coming.
Rakin called attention 10 an
other fact which gradually is de-
plotting the original stocks.
Fifteen per cent Of the balls
turned In are "A total loss" he
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
STANDINGS
PARIS 1ST ON 1909

OvcraveragerS prevail tonight
in The city bowling tournament at
Palace md Vogue.
Parisclcan switched dates with
GaSkets and had 29O9 out of an
SSS start for first place in "a
last nIght at Palace.
Paris Mike Graybill had 623
from a 1877 start, the others were
232-25l, and John Crimmins did
COS.
Bill LaRuc's Hamilton Tools
went 10 first in % on 157 one
over Hudson Nighthawks. LaRue
SHOT $50.
In oNor8vcraEe doubles at
Vogue. Walter Pebley and Cecil
Murphy bCCame thc first leader
on Toe. Cecil O'Connell-Anthony
R4Hae-k-rS- r1Ttc second on l02.
O.Conncll had 9S IN singles.
One regular com bination n,
Edward Cooley-Alcxander Kopit-
zid went I'M ahead OF schedule
and mustered 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Training Camp Briefs:

Washington Senators defeated
. Curtis Bay Coast Guard yesterday
81 Red Cross received SID
121 check from DodgerS-PhllllcS
game which Brooklyn won 1911
. . Yankees blasted Giants Ia
and White SoX beat Chicago Cubs
2-1 Athletics beat Buffalo
9 to s and Cards downed Browns
at 81. Louis. Vice President
HARRY GRABINER of White
Sox predicts team VIII he in there
fighting for pcnnant this year e.
FIRST baseman TONY LUPlEN
Of the Boston Red SoX has been
sold 10 PhllS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

of the Wings having big night.
Hec has been around quite a
while. He used 10 be the most
ferociouS bad man in the league.
But ne turns att that energy
into play now and he certainly
turned il against the Blackhawks
last night.
Maurice Richard set his Stan
ley Cup records earficr-when he
scored ali the goals m TWO or the
CanadienS games, but Blake's
feat in setting up four plays and
then scoring the overtime winner
last night must be something OF a
record. TOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Index Cfn(heS
Classic Crown

Norman Halleen'S Index Five is
sure today of the West Side Class
Sic Bowling League title, regard
le@z-af -pph4t happens position
ni4ht-at Crest Lanes next Thurs
day
Thorpe made third on the board
last night with 30l6. Scott Willis
leading on Goa and Wade Trow-
bridge following on GA. Andy
Skahn of J. l.. Hudson had Gil
and George Warzecka, DelraX4 .634.
The top SIX teams from the
West Side meet the correspond
inc SIX OF the Metropolitan in a
charity match at Crest Lanes
after The Metro schedule closes,
Secretary Jim jackson announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Cooley Near
Perfect Win

Northwestern High indoor
track team salvaged only a pair
of thirds 10 escape a complete
Shutout al the hands of the
crack Cooley team in a dual
meet yesterday. Cooley won,
81 TO 2.
The Cardinals captured every
place except thirds in the mile
and 30-yard dash 20 continue
their rush 10 another Metropoli-
tan League title. Cooley has run
up 2S2i7 points to the opposi-
tons mere 3l25 in four dual
meets this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
RAINBOW5S STILL HOT

Rainbow. with Evert Wenz top
ping Gel. had three from Stand
ard at Palmer Park last night,
1852 10 1886, and increased its
Metropolitan Classic lead TO two
when koppitZ had two from Bolle,
2S62 ia 2lSQ. Charlie Peltier.
Palmer Park, had 655. and Louis
Meyers Chene-Trombly. 642.
Palmer Park led in scoring in
taking three from Plymouth Ma
chine 29Ti to 2760. The loop
bowls at Ambassador next Thurs
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Night Edition only the name II q horse
which race experts feel Is among the OUT
standing bets OF the day.
The code key appears each night IN the
Eight star and Red Line editions a num-
Der corresponding TO each letter OF the
alphabet
The horses name ~appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND IS PRINTED
~ CODE Tomorrow code follows
All B-I4 Gro D-9S ESQ III Gels
HES 1893 J-SS K-5s LIZ MAJ N-Ss
O-GI Pts % RIP SIS T-52 ESQ
wa VIE NJ Y-3 Z-l5.
Clip thls code key II viii enable you
70 rpruFurpr the name az tom0rrsW's code
horse appearing O$fY X TIE NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

.Fy- Cobb led the American
League 80 often that i doubt
any player Will reach his mark
in the next century" Wagner
wrote of the Georgia Peach.
"He was not a long hitter. but
could place the apple where he
wanted 10. As for base running,
the game has never seen his
like" j..
Wagner reveals he modelled
his shortstopping after thatef
jennings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
SAM BAUGH
Take a 0dnder at the hat!
By EDGAR HAYES

"The draft board down In
Texas will determine my future
in professional football"
Slingin Sammy Baugh, the ace
passer Of the National Football
League. here for the SportSmen' S
show. set at rest rumOrS of trou-
BILE with owner George Marshall
of his team, the Washington Red
skins
THE draft board has CLASH
fed me &c because Of my work
on my 4,000-acre ranch where
I raise nearly 500 head of beef
cattle. The last time i talked
to them they said l would re-
main in that group SO long as
1 qualified as farmer. They
didn't mention professional foot
hall but 1 think we both knew
what they meant"
There has been talk that
Sammy was angry because he
wasn't named head coach of the
Redskins for next year.
That's not So" ne said.
"PIaying il enough for any
one without trying ia coach,
too. I am very satisfied with
my arrangements with Mr.. Mar
shall. 1 may pay him visit be-
fore returning home"
Sammy's only concession 10 his
role of cowboy is a pair OF high
heeled boots and a wide brimmed
hat. OF course he has an excellent
Texas drawl.
One of Sammy's neighbors IN
Texas RuSlcf-AIllehaIl- lpAe
played end for the Lions when
they won the championship in
1895.
The passing ace also was proud
10 hear that Maurice Britt, for
mer Detroit Lion player. won the
Congressional Medal of Honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Moore of Redskins
Joins Marines

MINNEAPOLIS. April Ia CUP)
Wilbur Moore, II, former Uni
Versity Of Minnesota and Wash
ington Redskins football star was
en- route 10 San Diego, Cal, today
for boot training after enhSting in
the marine corps yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

I'd was a reserve end.
The coach was also very
pleased that Maj Bill Smith,
one Of the greatest American
air heroes of the south Pacific
fighting. now stationed at Co
lumbuS. O.. recently informed
him a son has arrived az the
Smith household and viii play
tackle for the Maize and Blue
about 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

in CalHr4h 34S-+4i4. Get
Schoolboy Rowe finally may
realize AA4ss ambition OF playing
outneld Black Mike CochIane.
boss 81 the Great Lakes base
ball team. where the Schoole
is stationed. has everything bat
outflelderS and ne is toying with
the idea Of letting Rowe patrol
one Of the outer gardens.
Schoolie appeared in,S2 games
with the pills last season Qn-
Guiding u games he pitched
and batted 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Sports
There'II Be No Cobbs
in Next Century,.
Says Honus Wagner
BY LEO MACDONALD

MUNCIE, Ind. April IA
Coach Honus Wagner of the
Pirates, in picking an all-star
team for the current issue Of
Pic magazine, proclaimed base
ball With not Lllnca4er- aaaiher-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Ford Adds
Another
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

Special Z" Ihf III hpil iihtN
NEW HAVEN. Conn. April II
Alan Ford Yale's great swiv1S
mer reached one of his goals
when he set a new world record
IN the lOO.metcr, racing the dis
lance in 500 seconds yesterday
before a cheering crowd In the
f}tTTC --..J-TI1UTTT DTaCtlCe pool
Ford. the VoSseSSer Of the world
1OO-yard mark. 497. was In
brilliant form as he lowered the
56.4 made by Peter Flick OF the
New York A. c in Yale'S 25-yard
exhibition pool in February, eight
wears ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
u. Of ID. Golfers:

Mcet-t-,-ef NJ. at Ann Arbor
tomorrow with DICK KING.
HAROLD SADOW SKI. BOB
RYAN and ADAM NCWICkI on
Titan team. M viii select a
team from 20 candidates..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
ne Rrokc Ills Neck:

Rolling around in his stall, so
y. G. NH4lHLMS Gamblt had
90 be destroyed first fatality
of Chicago horse season .
GambIt had just been shipped
from Hot Springs appar-
entity didn't like Windy City
weather or maybe he was just
clumsy.
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u. M. Ex-Mates Meet

War certainly makes the
world appear a very small place.
CriSleF was relating how
George Ceithaml former VOL
VERNE captain and quarterback,
now operating landing boats IN
the Italian campaign, recently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

hurled six innings for Freeman
Field and held the big leaguers
well IN check,
TIGERS FIND COUSIN
Jim higgins, a regular army
man who pitched i'm the Panama
Canal Zone, did not fare so we'll
The Tigers got 10 him for nine
safe hits and eight taiiics.
Eddie Mayo. the Tigers new
shortStop. paced -hiS-u4ateS- with
four of their Is hits The quartet
of blows included a two Dagger.
Doc Cramcr and Chuck Hostel
Ter each baeged two hits. Rudy
York went hitleSs in four official
trips which pleased the Freeman
Field partisanS. York struck out
once.
Al CJake) Schwartz, Freeman
catcher who played Double A ball
with 81 Paul also collected four
hits. TWO OF Schwartz SafetieS
were TWO bagcerSA one OFF Eaton
and one other Oft HcrSko.
Ray WOlan, ono time Detroit
sandlotter who played centerfield.
was the fielding hcrofor the sol
dierS.A lie made outstanding run
Mng catches on jimmy Outlaw
ard YORK.
Detroit ulo 600 u8i 4-q-isa q
Fr.en5~r FpId 700 ORG 100 n-S- %
Fsfrr Hrsskn and Svir and Miller
Albright. MsEins and schwartz.
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Tigers Play Pirates

NUNGfF. Ind, 8PTil 14-Jobn
Corsica and Frank JStubby) over
urc Wn pitch for The Tigers
when tHcy-Icsume their feud with
tbo pu -surgh Pirates IN an eX-
hIhituu game here today
Thc Tigers defeated Freeman
Ar Field 8 to p here yesterday,
Bgt Mf to 20 10 innings TO turn
Iho TRICK rs thc soldiers put up
.yfUIf-IUriy stiff Opp0SltiOU.
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Jcrone Schemansku:

State champ Will gNe a special
demonstration at the Body Build
crs Weight Lifting Club of North
ern y for the Mems Brotherhood
of the Olivet Lutheran Church,
1881 Van Dyke. tonight at 8.