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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-07

Jodl, the new Chief of Staff of the
German army.
1t was signed for the Supreme
Allied Command by 1t. Gen. Walter
BedeN Smith,. Chief of Staff for Gen.
Eisenhower.
1t was also signed by Gen. Ivan
Susloparoff for Russia and by Gen.
Francois Sevez for France.
Joy at the news was tempered only
by the realization that the war against
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-21

Mi pa bono reki talijanskemu ljudstvu Prmorsk
krajin in to bo sSal in razuel tudi itaans narod
Italiji: u
Brate Italijani Vas in e nerazdruzljivo zvezal
zgodovnski razvo tenn ozemu Nt moreno srecno in
demokraticno zveti mi brez vas, n vi brez Stoeta
zvimo skupno tenn ozelju in nisno med seboj pre-
piral in kal dokler nsta razvila avstrs in italian
ski mperialzem in Mussonev fasizem Bratsko in sloz
no skupno tolk proti Mussolinijevm in Hterje
vim hordam in zdruzenim mocmi jih razbi Date,
da sedimo priatelstvu in bratstvu ga e utrdila in
zapecatla nasa k skupno mizo povejte man, kako no.
cete urediti nam svoje zvene da sporazumemo in
po bratovsko dogovorimo. Druge pa prosmo da
sajo nase notranje zadeve.
Demokraciji Itale pa pravmo Kjub vsem tezavam,
XII h innate, mi obupujemo mad talijansko demokra-
clio. Ne obupujemo, ker veruemo tvorne sile italian
skin delovnh mnozc XII bodo nasle svoje in naSo skupno
pot Toda seda ne bono pozab, da je italijansi de-
mokraciji pobegn il zapora general Roatta ter da Ru
pod memo vlado padajo bobe predstavnstvo deokra
tcne Titove Jugosave Ialjanska "demokracija Sc
haja danes razpotju
Ali resnicno udsko demokracijo, ali pa - v nov
faSizem.
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armada, jih je bilo 81 odstotkov
v stanju skrajne izcrpanosti; !;
mnogi trpijo ma tuberkolozi.
'Med resenimi je bilo 18O
otrok; vsi SO bill zigosani z raz-
beljenim kovinskim znakom ma
rokah pod laktom; tisti, XII bodo
ostali zivi, bodo nosili ia znak
Hitlerjeve suznosti do smrti. Cd
180 otrok je u jeticnih, 81
ozebljenih, 40 drugace beteznih.
sestletni otrok veliko glavo,
napihnjenim trebuhom in drob-
mimi, skriyljenimi kostmi, Xxi ne
more niti govoriti, niti hoditi,
samo bolestno cvili in IRE v svet
z oemi preganjane divjaeine, v
katerih Sc zdi, da je osredotoce-
ma VISA zalost aovestva! In vista
drugih enako zalostnih prime
row! To je nemska kultura.
"Filmi SO posneli take in slie-
ne grozote, kakrsnim nj primere
niti v Dantejevem peklu. Ii fill
mi bodo predstavljali najbolj
zgovorno obtoznico napram ma
cijskim zverinam, XII so namera-
vale zavojevati yes svet. I'll fill
mi bodo glasno govorili pri sod
nih obravnayah Hitlerjevskih
kriminalcev. Dan sodbe pri-
haja."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-21

DobrG. aeElanaa-V 10. vardi
je councilman Edward L. Pucel.
Tole bi JAZZ rad vedel: Zakaj sta
tista dya vodovodna kanala "a
blokirana pozimi in poleti, ma Il.
As st. in st. Clair Ave. Vsak
yprasa, kdo De tukaj councilman,
Najvecja bitka je bila takrat,
ko nj bilo della in denarja ne. To
smo mu ze povedali. Ampak on
je dal meme in vec drugih ma zee.
reti." To je mas councilman v
%. vardi, Eddie Kovacic.
Najlepso >solato ina v svojem
vrtu Mr.. John Kordis, 1153 T.
60 ST..
&c bi vedel, kdo je zadnjic G
meni tako lepo zapisal, pa hi ga
potretal! Joe Pograjc
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urednll<ova
posta
Y VELIK NAGLICI

Pred casom 50 sc pripeljali k
meni mlada zena, XII ina moza-
vojaka, XII Sc nahaja v mojem
rojstnem kraju pri st. Florijanu
pri Gorici, in njena matt. Prime
sli sta sliko cd mojega brata in
malo notice. Voznik ju je cakal
spodaj in bill 50 ocividno name
njeni nekam, oziroma Sc Jim je
zelo mudilo. Matt je .govorila
slovensko, a mlada anglesko. V
vsej tel naglici sem pa pozabila
vprasati "a ine in naslov, kar
bi zelo rada vedela. Prosim, da
&c citajo to, da Sc zglasijo ali pi-
sejo, "a kar jirna bonn zelo hva-
LENA.
Mrs. Louise Marash-R -Rijavec
1890 Parkgrove Ave-,
-. Cleveland, 10 Ohio:
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Ce nj bila tole vojska, pa ne
recem mic.
Zadnjo sredo oh 3. uri popol-
dine, ko je bill najvecji promet,
Sc je pripodil ma St. Clair Ave.
in Norwood Rd., tam, kjer je BIZ
la najvecja razstrelba v zadnji
katastrofi, cell regiment otrok,
dobro opremljen z koli in opeka-
mi, XII je podil emo majhno misko
prav vse po St. Clair Ave. do
Gornikove trgovine. Tam je vi
della miska napis, da je v sredo
popoldne zaprto, pa Sc je vrnila
po St. Clair Ave. Ker nj bio no.
bene luknje tam, da bi Sc skrila,
so jo potolkli do smrti. Rekel
sem, maj v miru pociva!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-21
Ma doaaats 'front.'

Ko sya zadnjic z John Tavcar-
jem nakladala pri Slovenskem
narodnem domu na st. Clairju
ma tisti veliki truk par sto zabo-
jew obleke, .je bilo ma vsakemu
zapisano Progressive Slovene
Women Of America" Ko sem jih
spuseal po deski, sem pri vsaki
rekel: INA, stara domovinaS'
Cestitam ProgresiWim!
zadnjo nedeljo je bill ma pro-
slavi Slovenskega dneva v Eu-
clidu samo en-. councilman, in 81
Ger il 80. varde, Joseph F. Kri-
EEK. Ko sem mu povedal "ne pu-
deme domu as rano," mi je rekel
"ja razumem, ia sem Ceh."
Tisti, XII citajo samo en- caso-
.pis so donna ostali!
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Pisor pro+i koeom

Mnoge ujede, zlasti one, XII ne
letajo bog We kako imenitno, Sc
hranijos IS plazilci, kascericarni in
kacami. Ker pa MISC odporne "a
njih pik-kakor Sc je doslej ma
pax verjelo-znajo ropne ptice
dobro izbirati svoj plen in Sc
raise ogibljejo nevarnih strupe-
mic. Kadar jih napadajo, Sc mo-
rejo zanasati, kakor ihnevmon
kuni podobna EVER il rodu cibe-
tovk), samo ma spretnost svojih
umikov in odskokov, ceprav jih
kolikor toliko sciti skoro po
vsem zivotu gosto perje. Ako jih
nasprotnik rani, hudo bolujejo
in cello poginejo, kakor so polka
zali glupi poskusi z gadi ma ka-
njah. Med ptici, XII pokoneajo
dosti kac, maj omenim mehikan-
skega "pocestnega tekaca" (angl.
road-runner), XII ga menda nj
ma DIR. B. Zarnik v svojem spi-
su 20 bojih v zivalstvu.'''
Pravi bojni stroj proti opas-
MIN plazilcem pa je afriski orel,
imenovan "pisar" zaradi copa,
XII je podoben peresu "a usesom,
v znanstvu: gypogeranus serpen-
tarius. Telo mu je vitko, noge
nenavadno dodge, prav tako tudi
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~ paaassiss..lcl.

vrat in rep. Sprico teh znakov
'mu pravijo Nemci poleg Selxre-
tar Sc Stelzengeier ali Kranich-
(geier, a zbog svoje okretnosti We
lila Sudancem "a 'vrazjega ko-
MIA" Q MEM 81 ma yasovanju
'pripovedujejo grozljive zgodbe.
Hodi in teka cd sile magic ter Sc
vzdrzi v zraku po cele ure, ma
lik storklji.
Treba ga je videti pri njego-
VEN najjubsem boju, kako iz-
jrablja darove svojega posebne-
i ga cudnega ustroja. Pri letu Sc
malone dotika tai, plese, sc obib-
lie, sijajno odskakuje, kakor pri-
sten borilec. Burski lovec je ne
davno opisal kot ocividec pisar-
jevo borbo mambo, spadajoco
!: med najstrasnejse kace v Afn-
Xxi. Ptic je mosko koracil S svo-
jimi hoduljami po skalnatem
svetu in hrustal martincke, XII
| jih je tamkaj mrgolelo. Zdajci
lpa je ma NAH odskoeil mad me-
, ter visoko. Pred MIN Sc je vzpe-
la mamba, mahaje glavo ma
desno in levo, pripravljena ma
dvoboj. Ptic Sc je siksakasto
umaknil. Plazilka pa Sine proti
MENU toliksno naglico, ida je
njena glava podobna kameneku,
vrzenem prot pticevim prsim."
A vselej Sc udarec odbije ma pc
rotnici, iztegnjeni "a scit. Sko-
raj pa kaca spremeni svoi ma
pad, urno Sc suce okoli svojega
nasprotnika, XII skuSa nadzirati
memo kretanje. Ko je videti tru-
4 dina, jo ptic preskakuje sem ter
tia, jo ma ia nacin zbega in il
malone igraje zadaja sunke z
ostrimi kremplji. Naposled mann
ba oblezi iztegnjena, VISA upeha-
! ma, 'podobna cevi "a skropitev."
Tedaj pa jo zatiralec njenega
plemena pograbi in Sc dvigre z
RIO. Brz ko pa Sc ga kaca hoce
oviti-druge obrambe namree
nina vec-jo pisar izpusti, po-
tlej jo zopet bliskoma popade.
Po nekaj padcih je plazilec
omamljen, ako ne mrtev, in
''gadji orel'' ga po nacrtu obere.
Vse to je trajalo mani casa, ne
60 ga je treba "a ia prepis.
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faSSiZen.
Nociiski z|o9Siini ne
bodo pozob|ieni

IL clanka "Obtozba," XII ga je
o nacijskih grozodejstvih napi-
sala ruska korespondentija Ele-
ma Kuznecova, so v nasledniem
navedeni nekateri znacilni iz-
crpki:
"Oswiecim! line tega malega
mesta v Poljski sleziji DO v spo-
minu ljudi soznacilo pekel. Tu
so bill Hitlerjevci zgradili svoje
najvecje in najbolj uspesno Ia
borisce smrti. Nacifasisti so
ubili najmanj stiri milijone lju-
di raznih narodnosti v Oswieci-
mu; ubili SO jih cd 10 do II IT,
soc ma dan.
'Po osvobojenju Poljske sle-
zije po rdeci armadi so bill nem-
Ski zlocini v Oswiecimu natan-
emo preiskani in rekordirani.
Preiskali so jih zastopniki Prve
ukraj jinske fronte in zastopniki
Izrednega drzavnega odbora "a
ugotovljenje zlocinov nacijskih
vpadnikov in njihovih pomocni-
kov. Use je bilo fotografirano in
filmano in zabelezeno.
"Nemci so pred svojim uni
kom razstrelili peel, v katerih so
zgali nesrecne zrtve in unicili
mnogo dokumentov. Toda po-
vsem MISC mogli zabrisati svojih
zlocinov. Zazgali so 20 skladisc,
v katerih je bila spravljena last
nina zrtev in zlozena in priprav-
LENA "a odposlanje v Nemcijo.
Toda sest skladisc je ostalo ne
poskodovanih, in so biia fill
mana.
"Kaj Sc vidi tam? Otroske
srajcice in hlacice in jopice in
kapice. Otroci, cd drobnih de-
tet, do 16 let starih deckov in
deklic, SO bill tn ubijani. Mnoge
je ubilo prenaporno delo; neka-
teri SO bill zivi pometani v ogenj,
nekaterim so izcrpali kri il iii;
nekatere so ubili vbrizganjem
karbolne kisline v srca.
''V drugem skladiscu SO bile
posnete slike vrec, napolnjenih
z zenskimi lasmi. Nemci so ostri-
gil lase glav 100000 zena, XII so
jih ubili. Morilci so cello sprawl
umetne zobe in zlate plombe
svojih zrtev. Ogromni jarki so
napolnjeni S sezganimi okostji.
Sovjetski eksperti SO odprli te
grobnice in jih fotografirali.
"Ko je rdeca armada zavzela
OsWiecim, je nasla v taboriscu
smrti Sc 2,819 ujetnikov zivih.
Vecina pa je bila bolj mr.
tva kot ziva, ali pa pohabljena
"a vedno. zdravniki, XII so Sc "a
well "a nesrecnike, so naSli pri-
mere kot: zenske, katerim je
Ioperacija odzvela moznost ma
1terinstva ;skupine kastriranih
moskih; pohabljence zarad po-
skusov, katere SO ma njih izya-
| jail -nemski zdravniki. Cd ne
lsreenikov, XII jih je resila rdeca
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DrustyeIi koledar
- Is. ~ ~
4 - 8

5. augusta, nedalja. = Drustvo
".sota' st. 26 s. p. z. priredi
q piknik ma vrtu Donna zapad-
nih slovencey, 6818 Denison
Ave.
2. septembra, nedelja. Pro-
slaya 2Oletnice drustva We
lebit" st. 544 SNPJ y Domu
zapadnih Slovencev, 6818 De-
nison Ave.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Two Runs Score
On Muff Of FIy
In 6-5Game
Leonard, First Rescuer
For Roger This Year,
Hos Stormy Time
BY JOHN b. KELLER,
Star Staff CorreSpondent.

BOSTON, June 23.-Roger Wolff
got credit for pitching his eighth
win Of the season today, but he
wasn't on the hill when the Mats
finished the game ahead of Boston's s
Red Sox, 6 to S.
For the first time in 10 starts, the
ace Of the Washington mound corps
was blasted out of game when
the Boston band punched five hits
with two passes in the sixth to get
four runs and step ahead.
But thanks to a two-base error by
Bob johnson that accounted for two
seventh-inning runs, the Mats re-
gained the lead, then Dutch Leonard
came on to save the game for his
fellow butterfly thrower.
All told, the Red Sox helped them
selves to eight hits off Wolf and
four off Leonard. The latter had
a stormy time of 1t in the seventh
and eighth, but breezed through his
last round.
The Mats got their win of Mike
Ryba, who was rushed to the relief
of Jim Wilson in the seventh. Will
son had walked the tying tally to
first before departing, and Ryba,
with pass. put on the winning run.
Red Barrett hurled the ninth for
the home side after Ryba had given
way to pinch batter.
Cliff Hits TwO-Run Homer.
on the Boston trio. the Mats
amassed 10 hits. One was Harlond
Cliffs second home run of the year.
drive over the left-field barrier
with Joe Kuhel aboard in the fourth
| frame. Kuhel, with a double and
two singles, was the leading clouter
for the Mats. while George Case
found spot to make his 18th steal
of the season
George Myatt's walk and singles
by Fred Vaughn and Kuhel got the
Mats of to a one-run start and
two more went over in the fourth
when Gifts homer followed Kuhel's
second one-baser. In the sixth, ii
was Kuhel's two-bagger. George
Binks' sacrifice and Gill Torres
single. made after two were out
that produced the fourth Washing
ton score.
In the meanwhile, the Red Sox
had Tailed once off Wolff. The
run crossed in the second round
into which q walk, double and
two singles were crowded. But
| Wolff blew sky-high in the sixth to
let the home side forge ahead.
johnson Makes Fatal Error.
Bob johnson began the inning
with walk and Johnny Lazor and
Jim Bucher hit to send in the first
score. Leon Culberson's double sent
in the next, then Fred Walters
singled to center to push two more
across. After Wilson sacrificed
Walters was picked off second, but
Wolff walked Eddie Lake and Benny
(See MATS, Page A-15D
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Pilot SeweII Among 4 Brouns
Fined for BruwI With Chisox

the result of hard feeling engen-
dered earlier in the season between
the two clubs because Of constant
"jockeying," or razzing, of the play
erS.
THE report of umpire in chief
Art Pasarella indicated there had
been jockeying on both sides
throughout the game, but that the
jockeying was not out of line,' Har-
ridge said
There had been bad feeling be-
tween the clubs and it just wound
up in a flare brawl,'" he added.
In a telegram to Sewen, Harridge
said he was f1ning Caster "for his
conduct in deliberately throwing a
ball into the White Sox dugout," !"
Jakucki and Clary "for their attack
on player Scheel," and added:
For your failure as the manager
to control your ball club and MAIN
tain order following the Caster in
cident and during and following the
attack on scheel you are fined $25o."
Evening star., 1945-06-24

Totals 33 .s725 s Totals 81 IA % 13
Batted for Berry in ninth
One out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia -- 900 200 l12-6
New York O02 100 O3l-7
Runs--Wilkins. Busch, Metro t2), Gas
saway, McGhee: Metheny. Grimes. Stain
back t2). Garbark 2), Page Errors
stirnweiss, Gassaway, Grimes. Runs batted
in - stirnweiss t3l.. Garbark t3). Peck
Metro. Siebert, Stainback Two-base hit
siebert; Three base hits-stirnEeiss; Gar
Crosetti to Stirnweiss to Etten. Hall to
BUSCH to sieb:rt stirnyeiss, to Gresetti
Base on balls-on Page. 8; Oh Turner: 9;
on Knerr, 1: Oh Gassaway, 3; OF Gerkin,
!: Struck out,;By Page. 3: by KnerIr: !;
'!none out in eighth. Oh Berry. in
I inning; on Gerkin. : in a inning on
Page. 6 in 63s innings; on Turner, 2 in
2,s innninss. Hit ,by piteher-gy CASA
Knerr. Winning pitcher-Turner. LOSING
pitsher-Gerkin. umpires Msssrs. Nc
Attendanee-9.Sl9 paid
Evening star., 1945-06-24
BY JERRY LISKA.


INDIANAPOLIS, June 23.-Mil-
dred (Babe) Didrikson Zaharias
won one for mother" today and
became the first woman ever to take
three Western Women's Open Golf
titles as she doggedly outlasted
Dorothy German of Philadelphia
4 and 2, in a near-repitition of their
1914 tournament showdown.
The defending champion, whose
mother died suddenly at Los Angeles
yesterday, momentarily faltered in
the back stretch of a 36-hole battle
over rambling Highland Golf and
Country Club course. but nipped a
rally by Miss Germain on the 34th
hole.
Babe made the 27-hole turn six
holes in front and then reeled be-
fore comeback by her 21-year -old
Eastern rival. who swept the 30th,
3lst and 32d holes and slashed Mrs.
Zaharias' advantage to three holes
with four left to play.
OF For Funeral Today.
But the champion, who will leave
by plane for the West Coast tomor-
how morning. steadied with a par
on the 34th to end the match. In
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Yankee Run in Ninth
Beats Mackmen, 7-6
By the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June 23.-Truck
Stainback's fourth hit, which came
with one out in the ninth, scored
Bud Metheny with the run that
gave the Yankees a 7-6 victory over
the Athletics today before 9,819.
Rookie Steve Gerkin, fourth Ath-
letic hurler, was the victim. It was
his sixth defeat without victory.
Jim Turner, who relieved Starter
Joe Page in the seventh, was the
victor.
With the score tied at Sail in the
eighth, Charley Metro homered to
put the AS in front, but the Yankees
went ahead in their half scoring
three runs when Catcher Mike Gar
bark tripled in two mates and
scored the other on a long fly.
The Mackmen tied the score in
the ninth on two passes and an
error.
George Stirnweiss and Garbark
each batted in three runs, Stirn-
weiss unloading his seventh triple of
the season.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Busher Second as Bymeobond
Sets Santa Anita Derby Mark

since he ran sixth in the Kentucky
Derby.
Busher's second place share
amounted to $4,000; Best Effort
collected $1,000 for third, and Man
O'Glory picked up $4,000 for fourth.
Houssels, Las Vegas New sports
man. received gold trophy emble-
matte of Bymeabond's stirring vic
tory
While shattering the Derby rec
ord, Bymeabond was a shade off
the track record of 1:484s, set by
Sea Biscuit in 1887
Other starters, Checkerhall, VAL
dina Streak and Proclamation, were
in the running only momentarily
Sea Sovereign was scratched.
The mutuel handle for the race
was $550,375, the largest amount
ever wagered on a single event at
Santa Anita. The days total for
the $4,000 crowd of 1886 sol estab-
lished a new record
Evening star., 1945-06-24
By the Associated Press.

ARCADIA, Calf, June 23.-By-
meabond, brown colt from the J. K.
Houssels Stable, scored an upset in
the eighth running of the $4,000
added Santa Anita Derby today.
Given a sensational ride by Geor-
gle 1ceman) Woolf, the Houssels
steed won by half length over
Busher, LOUIS B. Mayors hitherto
all-winning' filly. Best Effort. from
the Jay Paley Stable, was third.
Bymeabond's time of 1::50 was a
record for the Ia miles, eclipsing
the 1:5025, mark Stagehand set in
1888.
Bymeabond paid $17.60, $40 and
$3.50. Busher, the ID favorite, re-
warded $270 and $3.50 Best Effort
running as an entry with Valdina
Streak, paid $270 to show.
The winners share of $37,245 net
boosted Bymeabond's total earnings
to s49.497. 1t was his first start
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Sam Byrd Shoots 81
To Lead Nelson in
Detroit Tourney
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 23. - Sammy
Byrd, pro at the Plum Hollow Coun-
try Club, shot a record breaking
eight-under-par 64 today on his
home course to take a one-stroke
lead over Byron Nelson In the
clubs big four" golf tournament.
Byrd put together q sensational
round, including II pars, six brides
and one eagle to give him q 64-69-
1873 for the first 36 holes of the 72-
hole play.
Nelson with a 66-six under par
for today's round had 1874, while
Craig Wood. duration open cham
pion, had 76-76-152, and Harold
jug" McSpaden a 74-70-l44.
Byrd gave a crowd Of 5000 a su-
perb demonstration on the back nine
after going out in "a. two under par.
He had four brides and an eagle
on the incoming nine for 80, which
shattered all the course records, in
cluding the previous 18-hole record
of IS.
Byrd's putter behaved sensation
ally on the back nine as he capped
his performance by sinking a Is
footer for an eagle on the 18th.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Voise||e Again Fails
AS Phi|s Nip Giants
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June %. - The
Phillies made 1t two out of three
over the Giants today by winning
an thinning affair, 9-8.
A single by Andy Seminick scored
Vince Di Maggie, who had walked
to open the 11th inning, with the
winning run. The Giants had tied
the count in the ninth.
Bill Voiselle, who started for the
Giants, and who hasn't been able to
win a game since his eighth con-
secutive victory on May 20, lasted
only one-third Of an inning, during
which time four singles and three
walks were converted into six
Philly runs.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
By the Associated Press,

CHICAGO, June 23-The Battle
of the Dugout" is official American
League history, but its still difficult
to figure the winner of that brawl
between Chicago White Sox and st.
Louis Browns players.
Manager Luke Sewell and three
of his Brownies didn't win. Sewell
was ordered to pay fine Of $3.50 by
Will Harridge, American League
president, Pitchers George Caster
and Sigmund Jakucki, and Infielder
Ellis Clary were fined 500 each as
the result of the fight in the Sox
dugout at st. Louis last Wednesday
night.
And the two members Of the Sox
Club, Manager Jimmy Dykes and
batting practice Pitcher Karl Scheel
most active In the melee-had
only some bruises and scratches to
show for their parts.
Harridge, who termed the incident
unfortunate" said the light wa
Evening star., 1945-06-24
League Not Progressing Like Some Bockers Soy

alAmerica isn't moving along smoothly of its
might have believe Nobody has been found willing
franchise
suspousy happened Tunneys plans
taking franchise?
In Angeles Christie Walsh hasn't yet obtained permission
without will
be n a
capacity while the alAmerca will have
no competition
smaller leagues that have operated there for
and will fight territorial invasion.
And speaking of competition Ray Faherty former Redskn
coach box with Gallery general of the
baseball recently giving
Toppings club We thought
In Marshall Marshall wants Flaherty at Brooklyn
lucrative rivalry the Redskins
happens of Topping
Gallery the he holds when
helm
jumps you the Redskins right
will Them in
Evening star., 1945-06-24
New Loop Has Distinct Notre Dame Flavor

football the
a with Arch Ward its founder
Jimmy Crowley of the immortal
since his honorable
discharge couple of weeks has opened head
alumnus
the Cleveland franchise where Ray Miller and Arthur
National Leagues Rams
brother with Crowley Knute
great captain that squad Adam Walsh
Francisco club is another Notre Damer
Chicago where couple OF
Charley Bdwe Cardinals, will have
L controls
trucking 1t has been brited about that BdWe
matter Of That
Keeshn cent of business in which Bldwe owns the
remaining of stock
noted that it has been
dozen times since joining in 1921
wondering
will along financially where hasn't been able to
will the town
show the National League would
position the challenge and will throw in its
ctionsW whit
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Cards' Uphill Battle
Conquers Cubs, "a
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, June 23.-The Cham
pion Cardinals. who apparently
have their machinery in working
order again, knocked off the Chi
cago Cubs, Ga and did it the
hard way-before 1924 here to-
day
The Cards looked like a beaten
team when the Cubs shelled Harry
Brecheen off the mound with a
four-hit, three run uprising, then
the champions came back to score
two runs in the fourth and then
chased Hy Vandenberg to the
showers as they added three more
in the fifth and got another in the
sixth.
George Dockins was the winner
in the free-hitting game. He
stopped the Cubs with five hits
during Ga innings, and only in the
eighth was he in trouble.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Potsy Clark 10 Coach
Nebraska j. Eleven
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 23.-Lt.
Comdr. George Potsy) Clark, for
mer Illinois football star subse-
quently coached both Big Six and
Big Ten teams. today was announced
as Nebraskas 1945 head football
coach.
Clark succeeds acting Athletic Di-
rector A. j. Lew Lewandowski,
who has been serving as football
and basket ball coach as well as
athletic director for the past two
years.
Lewandowski will continue as
athletic director and probably as
head cage mentor.