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Evening star., 1945-05-21

of sorrow Tgen Tondsv a ahI MaS sts at nj" aeS0n s 10
AZ the Elks Home 10Th snd Q sts NV
GRACE e EfhA REhRt1f. \; flEs0Nf sse2St.!v L D R.
FERRY. BETTY. The officers and men,
bers OF Osceola H. H of Ruth. No 1861.
G, U. o. of o. F.. are requested to attend
lhe funeral of Inmate BETTY FERRY
the Vefmont Avenue % Baptist chnroh YEN Tsr
mont nh aye .gr betWeep and sTo r sts. nv
INNATE INNATE EA1IH1A MAhR + fAfR A1fTQN " n n N G.
FORBADE. SUZANNE. Suddenly. on
Saturday, May 10. !945, SUZANNE FOR
FADE, beloved daughter Of GAYLE W, and
Silver Spring. Nd suzanne rests at the
Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home, si34
GeorPia ave, Silver Spring. Md. Services
Gpscops opsqse chnreR Woodside o Md at
nent church cemetery.
FORREST. JAMES EDWARD. On Fri
FoRREsT brother Of IF May " folli1eT 70 npTa Mary
Wilson, Louise Beckwith, Sandy and Geor9e
" We Forrest Remains resting at the resi-
May 81 where services viii viii be eeSRek Reid
aenry May 3 at 2o Bo,a};na: Rev
friends invited. Interment WoodlaWn
{tl Cemetery 49, sATTransements by Henry S,
1915. at Gallinger Hospital, JESSIE FRYE,
Shannan pl. Sc She is survived by three
Argene Boone and Dorothy Frye: three
sons, Corpl. Charles (overseas). Corpl.
William and Robert Frye, S. 2Ic: two
Mrs. William H. Jeter; two sisters, four
brothers and other relatives. Friends may
day May %. Funeral services at st. Phil
ip's Episcopal Church, Howard road and
Shannon pl. Sc, Wednesday, May 23, at
1:30 pm, Rev. Millard F. Newman Of
fciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Arrangements by Robert G.
Mason. %
Evening star., 1945-05-21

Over 80 per cent of our employees
are placing more than 10 per cent
of their earnings In War Bonds.
Evening star., 1945-05-21
NolD Try This 3 For I
Value In ASDiriy,

You'll get nearly 3 tablets for only IL
when you buy the large 100 tablet
bottle of St. Joseph Aspirin for 35c.
Big family favorite! No aspirin does
more for you no matter what you
pay. Always get St. Joseph Aspirin.
Evening star., 1945-05-21

III. JOHN ". Members Of Henry
W: Lawton Camp, No 4. and
Spanish War Veterans, are re-
quested to assemble at 1870 pm,
at Hysong's funeral home, 1900
N st. NV, to attend the funeral
of our late comrade, JOHN w.
from the Church Of the Epiphany,
st. NV, on Tuesday, May %, at
Interment Arlington National Gem
Evening star., 1945-05-21

PIeose toke your Chestnut Form.
milk bottles back 10 the store where
you buy Chestnut Forms Milk, or
put them out for your miIkmon
without delay.
Evening star., 1945-05-21

FERRY, BETTE. Magnolia Council,
- ~ P: D. R. Of the I. B. P. o. e Of
VIZ W. is hereby notified Of the tu-
neral of L. D. BETTE FERRY.
IA Funeral Tuesday, May % 1915
kA at D.m., from Vermont Avenue
~ Baptist Church, Vermont ave be-
q nd ~
Evening star., 1945-05-21

ssasqTIdafy' Saturday May e 1945, at Ghildren,s
beloved son of Margaret Sacks and Charles
NJ NICHOLSON of 5 Everett St, Chevy Chase
View, Md. Funeral services at the Be-
Reuben Pumphrey Tuesday, May 22 al
1880 am. Interment Rockville Union
Evening star., 1945-05-21

ZIMMERMAN, HAROLD R. In loving
memory Of our devoted husband and fa-
parted this life one year ago today, May
Faithful ard honest in all his ways,
Devoted ard true to the end OF his days:
What beautiful memory he left behind
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1945-05-21

day, May II, 1915, BETTE FERRY Of
1904 Vermont ave. NV, Apt. 81 she
leaves to mourn their loss devoted SOP,
Bernard McHenry: sister, Lucinda Hen
derson; a daughter-in-law, Ann McHenry:
nephews and host of other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed after )
funeral @ home, 3s9 K. ave INV NV Fahe-a ants1 al
on Tuesday. May %. at ! pm. from YER
mont Ave. Baptist Church, the Rev C. 7.
Murray officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. II
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Murphys Entertain

pR-AND MRS FRED T
MURPHY entertained in their
Box the Harold BoyerS.
Mrs. Murphy was wearing a
black dinner dress with jet
seduins under a black caracul
coat and Mrs. Boyer a long
black crepe dress under a silver
fox jacket and an orchid
in her hair -
Occupants of another box
nearby were Mrs. John :.
Newberry f.. Mrs. Benjamin 5.
Warren Mrs. Russell Alger
and Mrs. Edwin S. Barbour
The John j. O'Briens and the
Richard Webers shared a box
The Alfred J. Fishers the
John j. Germans and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Couzens we're IN
another box
Mrs. Couzens wore an efiee-
tive black dress with the upper
part of the bodice heavily brold-
cred in pink beads in a floral
design =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
In Mayfair
W4lb
THE CHAPERON

\ COLORFUL and sparkling
audience filled the vast audi
torium of Masonic Temple 'aSt
night 81 The performance
oi La Bohcmc &C.. which opened
the Philadelphia Ia Scala Com
pany'S local engagement ..
II definitely marked the re-
urn Of the evening gown d.
\ few white ties and tails
,ade their appearance
And an opera hat was
pied worn by Sydney G..
CaSwell
Mr.. CaSwell was squirting
three dashing ladies Mrs.
Caswell, IN a long white =eNe-
ning cape with yoke embrold-
-eraa in gliSteniRg red heads and
long red gloves 49,. their iauGh-
ter Mrs Harry NJ. Baxter,
in plaid taffeta evening dress
under a mink jacket -. and
Mrs. Carl Raquet, in an ermlne
coat over black gown ..-
Mrs. Baxter was looking radi-
ant . because she had had
word that her husband . Capt.
Baxter will arrive home
soon from Germany
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Mrs. Coolidge Chairman
MRS. FRANK COOLIDGE

MRS. FRANK COOLIDGE
who, as general chairman,
took a bow" wore a modish
evening gown in pastel green
crepe with silver trimming on
the bodice and a slit, sheath
skirt =.
In the Coolidges' box were
Mr.. and Mrs. John {. Evans,
of Bloomfield Hills Maj.
Lowry sweeney, of Columbus, O.
and DR.. and Mrs. Jules
Schneider 80.
The Benjamin Addisons, Of
course, were among the first
nighters -.
Mrs. Addison's beautiful gown
of deep ivory taffeta had the
new full skirt and fitted bodice
embroidered at the top IN
tiny gold and turquoise beads.
Her dark hair was tied in the
back with a turquoise bow e.
and she wore antique gold ear
rings set with turquoise Z.
and long turquoise gloves.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

The convenience is yours for
the asking. Phone Cherry $500
10 order tho Times home
delivered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Oyster
Delicacies
By PRUDENCE PENNY

SEA FOODS are often among
The neglected delicacies. Oysters
lind their way to the dinner
tables of this part OF the coun-
try when the first twinges of
cold weather come around-but
seem TO be limited to one IA
vorite-oyster stew.
Let's serve them to the fam
ilv in some unusual ways some
evening soon-these given here
are particularly appetizing.
Drowned Oysters
] quart oysters
Flour
4 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons lemon juice
Worcestershire sauce
Salt and pepper
Drain oysters, dredge in flour
and brown in > tablespoons but
ter Arrange in hot serving dish
and keep hot. Brown / a table
spoons flour in remaining but
ter. stir -ftt-iiaHid fFeHa- cooked
oysters. add lemon juice and a
few drops Worcestershire sauce
and season with salt and pep
per. Heat 10 boiling. Pour over
oysters and serve.
Oyster Baked Potatoes
large baking potatoes
Melted butter
pint oysters
French dressing
Hot milk
Salt and pepper
y cup buttered bread crumbs
Paprlka
Scrub potatoes, brush with
melted butter and bake in hot
oven 400 degrees) l hour or
until done. Marinate oysters in
French dressing 30 minutes.
Drain. Cut potatoes lengthwise
in halves and scoop out inside.
Mash, add butter and not milk,
and season with salt and pepper.
Beat until-light and fluffy.
Pile mixture into potato shells.
making a hollow in center Of
each half. Arrange oysters in
hollows in potatoes. Top with
buttered crumbs, sprinkle with
paprika, and return to oven Is
minutes, or until crumbs are
Drowned. Serves 6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Dine at DAG

THE CARL BREERS and the
Charles w. Jinnettes dlned to-
gether AT the DAG and occu-
pied a box together -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 6. Will
son had a box -.
In another box were 80. the
Henry T. Ewalds and guests
Mrs. Henry. p. Williams and
guest and Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffith O. Ellis
In a party from Crosse lie
which occupied box were =.
the Robert c Pinkertons -.
Miss Lento Fulwell and Mr..
and Mrs. Glendon Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Loud and
their daughters Nancy and
Judy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber w. Peters and their
daughter, JOY dlned al the
DAG and then went on to the
opera
Mrs. Peters wore 4 black vel
vet dinner dress and over IT a
black velvet cape sparkling
with red and green SequlnS D..
and a red ornament in her hair.
In another group which had
dined at the DAG before the
opera were Or. and Mrs. Sigurd
Becker and their guests Or.
and Mrs CLAYTON StubbS Of Mt
Clemens. and DR.. and Mrs
Joseph Merrill Crornan Jr, also
OF Mt. Clemens ..
The Manfred RurleiEhs enter
tanned Al dinner a. the DAG
and took their guests On 10 the
opera 80.
In their party were the
William Packers Melville
Rinehsrt tMrs RInehart had
left yesterday for New York.
and Mrs Rinehsrt's mother .
Mrs. +. NJ. Seavey. Of Los An
Calas
AFTER THE OPERA numer-
Gus supper parties were given
~ the DAG -. In SubScrip-
tion party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore OSlus Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus Cunningham.
of Birmingham MIR. and
Mrs. Carroll Boutelle. of Bir-
minghsm the William Jud-
son HeilS and Mrs. Evans Ste
Nenton -,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20


ArieS-Perhaps some trouble
some interludes; these should
end about 3 p. M, after which
YOU should find new advantages.
Polish your technical skill. Eve
ming sponsors pleasures, ro-
nance.
APRIL 2f TO NAY 20
Tdur s-Nery promising.
Fine day for new ideas. plans to
better financial position. You
may expect advantages from
close friends, contacts with new
deals.
MAY II TO JUNE Fl
Dominican be a productive
day. Abundant favorable vlbra-
tions. Garner your share Of good.
You are sitting in the golden
chair. use 1t wisely, honorably.
JUNE % TO july %
Canccr-Get in an acquisitive
mood, big things in the air,
great benefits to be gained by
your effort. Business outlook
good all day. Guard health, dis
position, both important to sue
cess.
JULY - TO AUG. p
Leo-Break away from anti
duated, outmoded ideas, doctrines
he receptive for new, improved
things, ways that will lead 10
better times. Get the spirit, do
your share toward reconverslon.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. -
Vwgo-Business effort, hnan-
cial matters and personal affairs
highly favored now BE socIable,
don't hibernate IN self-lnterests.
SEPT. Ii TO OCT. 25
Ljbra-Healthy influences An
early start and continued effort
about all that's need g d 10
achieve. Peace is regained, let
MS he worthy Of our boys sacri-
fees and help make it lasting
OCT. "a TO NOV. p
Scorpio - Your good thoughts
and actions under fine rays.
Make full use of these golden
hours. BE cheerful. thankful.
You've a bright mind, face the
world and Gods blessing!
NOV. - TO DEC. -
SOgiftqruts - Outlook very
promising. a sincere honest try
will bring admirable results.
Cherished aspirations, romantic
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

NOW'S THE time to start
thinking of what to make for
the little one in your house
for Christmas. Shed love this
sleepy doll in cunning pajamas.
Use yarn for the hair; your
tot will love il If it matches
her own! Pattern SOB has di-
rections for doll and pajamas.
Send - cents in coins for
every 20 Laura Wheeler pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Only l5 cents more brings
YOU our newest needlecrsft
Catalog the 1916 edition
112 illustrations OF de-
signs for crochet, knitting,
quilts, embroidery, toys, handi-
craft free pattern for
cuddle toys printed right in the
catalog.
Send your order to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Utilize All Soap

INSTEAD OF discarding
scraps of soap, put them to good
use. Melt bits of toilet soap
with water and use the solu-
ton for shampoo. 1t can be
stored easily in a bottle or jar
and will be readyfor use. Left
overs of laundry soap can be
put through food chopper or
grated 10 make soap chips.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
affairs sponsored. Meet lrien
deNnte time to loved ones.

affairs sponsored. Meet trends,
devote time to loved ones.
DEC. p TO Jan. II
CapricorR-Keep sharp eye on
money interests. Fuller benefits
come with worthy eudeavors.
Don't look too much for appreci-
alton, and you will have it un-
solicited.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aq,onrius - Setbacks likely #
you are not careful, Some un-
friendly tendencies BE rightly
conservative. More encouraging
for business, employment, con-
troversial matters as day ad-
vances.
FEB. u TO ttdRCH ~
pjsces-New situations, extra
work may absorb time, hut don't
neglect unfinished obligations.
Let not tension disturb your
effort; hold tight your command
on self and expect tc accomplish.
YOU, BORN TO-DAY. A low
ing, Just disposition, overindul-
gence of rich foods and pleas
ures. Are scientifically inclined,
have high ideals, many virtues.
often canny in selecting right
things to do, shrewd in business.
Copyright, 1aA5. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

T a ur u s-Nery promising.
Fine day for new ideas. plans to
better financial position. You
may expect advantages from
close friends, contacts with new
Io.1-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

MERCHANDISE EMP f r 7
Katherine Ratio will be guest
speaker when the Fashion
Group Of Detroit opens its Sec
ond season with a luncheon
meeting Friday 1915, Hotel
Statler.
Possessing A background IN
fashion work that includes buy
ing, selling. advertising, promo
tion. display and personnel
work. Mrs. Ratio heads the
merchandising service depart
meRt of the Mart Chicagos
market building de-
voted TO apparel and home fur
niShngS.
Yearly she and her staff an
sWer thousands Of who, what
and where questions 10 those
who do business in the Mart.
She edits twice a yrdT,
whats News" a clinic by mail
which digeSts fashion trends of
major markets
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

delivered
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

FOR FIGURE fattery. make
Pattern 4945t Buttoned Scallops
slim down the bosom. seam lines
narrow your hips A dress you'll
enjoy making, enjoy wearing
anywhere
Pattern 49i5 comes in sizes
81. 80. IS, 40 AZ, AZ. 10. size
50 takes 2is yards 5i-Inch
fabric.
Send 20 cents in CONS for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and address
style number and size.
Send an additional l5 cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
Patterns for fall and winter.
Free patterns for three hats,
three bags, peplum and bed
Jacket printed in book
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81
Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
BY Francis Drake

Look in the Section IN Which Your Birthday Comes ond Find
What Yotr OutIook Is. According to the Stars
Eot WcdncsdaH. October 3, 1915
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Spanish War Veterans

Richard J. Harden Camp will meet
at 8 pm. Thursday at 1912 Ninth
street NV. John Walter Dayton
bequeathed $500 to this camp
Department Comdr. william G..
Copley has been ordered by National
Headquarters to appoint five nation
al aides on the staff of the COM
mander in chief.
Military Order of the Lizards will
hold an evening of games at Pythian
Temple, 1912 Ninth street NV, Sat-
urday at $50 pm.
Auxiliaries.
Meetings this week are: Capital
City Fort, No. %, Daughters of
98-Tuesday, halloween party, home
Evening star., 1945-10-28
1st Division Society

All veterans of the First Division,
AEF, of World Wars I and II are
invited to attend meeting OF the
District of Columbia Branch at 8
pm. tomorrow, at the home OF c. S.
Ryan, 4201 Twenty-eighth street
NE, Mount Rainier, Md. Gems.
Marshall, Loughry and Huebner are
expected to attend.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
USE OUR BUDGET PLAN

when purchasing home furnishings totol-
ing SIS or more. Make small down
poynnent, bolonee over period Of months,
plus small service charge.
CREDIT OFFICE SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-10-28

of Margaret Carter. Members of
William Mckinley Camp and Sons
of Veterans are invited.
Gen. Henry w. Layton Auxiliary
Friday, evening Of games, home OF
Laura Sabins. At the last meeting
Lottie Earnhard and Hilda McTeer
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Detroit n urIer
Winning 6 a m e S
For The Marines

SOMEWHERE IN THE MARSH
ALL ISLANDS - Delayed -
Marine Cpl William Pete"
Thompson OF Detroit Mich. a
strapplng 22-year-old Negro Leath-
ernecH, who ps the scales al 207
pounds. s considered one o. the
oest hGrlers in the local Grass
ski: League
The record shows tina. three out
u every four times ne donned MS
customary Sof,bal unitorm-tne
Nunhled baseball cap dunsagrees
md faded gray sweat IN ri-hls
ieam came out on top. OF the fou:
teams he has p.icned for since
coming overseas - months ago
80 have Won island champion
ships and the remaining TWO won
rurner-up spots IN their respective
leagues
As member Of the HighliEhts."
= Detroit seml-pro softball team
Pete hurled against Some of the
best teams IN the Midwest, includ.
ing the Pontiac Big Six" former
Negro world champions. He alsc
starred as A mem Der Of the North.
eastern nigh school grid team
IN 1871
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Inter-Frdtemity
Tennis Meet To
BeHeldSunddy

Tho e. annual lu'er-Frs'erni'v
tennis 20 rnaWcu: VII no Neld
SUNDAY AYE = Al Atkinson F.eld
NcGraW ana junction The WIN
re- ~ me tournament Nil 10 PC.
ser,ed trophy awarded by Or
O.s q SWee'
Some Of INC contestants rep
te>entlns Alpha rhl Alpha "tll ne
herman Simms. seeded No . -
Rov Dues 'fonnic Saunders
George Gadds COR Kappa Alpha
Fl Vill 90 John " Johnson ThCo-
d Gay. Clarence White. Hewitt
Williams and Wendell Murphy
on The Omega PSI Ph, team VII
Re Charles JACKSON Rolle MELON
I'D. James lclr Clarence Hunt.
or. seeded No | Vernon BOYD
Frank DAVIS Jonna'hon Stone
and John Anderson Will repreSen,
Nacirems club
An exhibition game between
Robert Ryland. Public PARKS
champion. and Delbert Russell.
r;.nner-Gp - RNlsnd. NH oe
PLAYED durirs the tournament.
The Inter Fraternity golf tOUrCa-
mont VII follow soon after the
tennis tournament with 2 SWIM
mnE meet and vollcy 10 tour
nev to bc held before The basket
bail season starts
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Davis Girls Win Title
In Times Tournament

After three years of hard work
Mr. and Mrs Jesse DAVIS nave a
championship Softball team.
The DAVIS Athletic ASSOCIATION
formerly the Chrvsler Girls. de-
feated Local 946 Monday ni2ht al
Mack Park 20 win the girls cham
plonSnlp IN the Class 4 division
of the Detroit Times tournament
But that isn't all. The Davis
Athletic association is indicated
this season. The girls also won
five victories in the tournament
In their rush to the champion
ship.
THE DAVIS Athletic asSociat. on
turned back Local 946 Monday
night s 10 m an overtime con-
test. They had ;rognced Local 94G
o> the same score Saturday night
~ Mack PARK
In the championship game
Martha We.Son grabbed of top
AonorS when she doubled in the
Hnth with PollIe Mae Scott and
Gladys Thomas on base, the latter
TWO scoring on the hit.
Local 9i6 had broken 3-3 tie
IN the seventh 20 forge ahead.
. 3 but DAVIS came back and tied
me score again.
Amelia Grier and Sarah Cor
don pitched for the winners. Miss
Gordon getting credit for the
victory after relieving Miss Grier
in the fifth.
DAVIS DEFEATED RiSko. 10 "a
s IN their first game on Aug. IL
*lSS Gordon holding the opposl.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
RUSS j. COWANS'
Sport Chatter

gro National league But = Clark
points ou' ne BOYS are really sui
fe~.Ds from some Serious nardi-
caps ano All. oc fortunate 4 hey
are able 20 finish last
AccnrGn- ~ Washington cor
respondents Pa,alaan 4 2.bert
LEWIS qu..k-'cwpcrcd wcG 2cr oi
ne WASHINGTON Police Dcr1~'-
wcr'. >a.eci icBu Sa'cncp
Page sans' inL r.-s' "uri orcar,
scc " the Kansas Cry Mona ems.
p rc cyc les; wees TIE officer
accused PAGE = q wing RS b -'-
powered automobile TOO rear nc
policeman ,ootSiCs.
Paige. according to these re-
ports. suffered lacerated eve
and bruises along the check bone
and the brow.
THIS Is an indication that Pa
,-olmar Lewis. member ~ tho
same race so which Page belongs
H8S absorbed 30 Gc~ano methods
o., re WASHINGTON rCncc.
y sH reports s~c true md a,'
indications pc.' IN tGs' direction
'7cr Omccr icat> Srhb,i % sho-r
= RS c2dze TnC 0g' back In go
CIVILIAN class } us 90" re- proves
&c is rot capable NJ police work.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25

ton hi,lcss, bat error, allowed
the SIX runs. In the second game
played Aus II DAYS defeated
Brewster Recreation Center p to
Q behind he pitching OF Bcrn,ce
Dooley and Amelia Gr'er. Risko
vas defeated for nc second time
Sunday night, 81
This year Vas the third time Mr.
and Mrs. DAVIS. ardent sport fans,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
Tsnks VS.. Cubsns

NEW YORK - The Nashville
Back Vols and the Asneville. y c
Blues eff ne Negro Southern
league meet N the frs, game Of
fcur-sa twin oil 4, Yankee sta
dun. SUNDAY Aux 2s. II the sec
ond game, the New York Cuban
Stars and me y Y Black Yankees
rec. IN ne frs: game for the city
Negro, title.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-25
CLUB HAS FIVE
TOP H|TTERS IN
NEGRO LEAGUE

The Cleveland Buckeyes. win
hers Of the first half Of the split
season in the Negro American
league. took over frs, place in the
second half, last week, and stand
out as the tesm'to beat.
Kansas City. only two games
back NJ the race-setting Buckeyes,
rellnquiShed The top post after
dropping q pair Of games 70 the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS club las,
week.
Whether Cleveland will he able
to retain its first rlace position
will he decided this weekend
when the Bucks meet the Mem
phis Red Sox. occupants of the
cellar. and the Kansas Citv Mon
srchS take on the third place
Chicago American Giants.
THE MONARCHS will ne facing
the toughest 2rment especial
" against Chlcaro's Gentry Jes-
sup who only last week hurled a
three-hl,ter 70 tame the y Y Black
Yankees IN me FIRST EaTc NJ
double header IN Yankee Stadium
Just week before tho hl- Chi
cago right-hander turned IN
sparkling performance against the
Homestead Grays in Washington.
only 10 lose because Pitcher Ray
Brown pitched perfect seven
inning game.
For the stretch drive Cleveland
seems In have tho inside track.
In George and Willie Jefferson
the Bucks have the two leading
pitchers In the league. In addi-
ton. the club has Ave hatters
siusging the hall at = rate that
puts them in the select 300 class.
SAMMY Te'hro. winner, ~ he
batting ,i,,e IN ne Negro Amer.
can league last wear. e back IN
TOP followed ~ r. Steele hard
hi,unc birmingham Black Baron
ou'sclder
O,her Cleveland Bucks in re
900 class arc BUDDY Armour Far
nc,l Woods. Ate,.n0 Csnizarcs and
Archie Ware
I, has been ne hitting Of nc
ab6rc plavcr,. plus nc p,'c"Irr -
The Jcncr>on brothers sticd hN
veteran Eugene Brere~ 'ha' WOW
.Nc frs' ht'f ~ nc Bucks and pat
them in fr>; place IN me SECOND
hst
KANSAS CITY. ho,>'crCd nv nc
addition - Jackie Robinson ono -
ere sensations ~ tho league has
r,sde determined effort 20
bounce the Bucks out ~ frs' place
and may he 2 consistent ,hrea, dur
inr- the remaining weeks ~ The
season However. tho odds favor
Cleveland w,nnlrc nc second NaN
iuS, as Ernie WrZhts team Won
the frs' haN
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