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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09

bar gInubt, miro penig ooer gar
nidts ausridten.
9lber ni6t nur in 5eitlider, ion.
bern audi in geiitiger 8e5iebung, fir
OaS 2eben i'm SenIeitS, lit Die Soft.
nung not1penoig 1,no erforoerli6 uno
bilft unS, I6nelle 5ortidritte auf Dem
GugenoDege MAIDEN.
SIT ou6 unIer Gum un0 SonoeIn
oroentlid] bon ser 9offnung our6-
orungen uno belebt? 8eoenfcn mir
mobl, ooB Die decentralization Sitter
NIT Der Silfe Der gottli6en @nooen
erreidbor lino; loiien mir e5 oesbolb
an lebenoiger 9offnumg uno ernItem
Streben nad oielen 8iitern nienaIs
feblen.
8obl lit e5 nobr, ooB uniere Soft
n1ng in 3eitlifen 9lngelegenbeiten,
betreffS 3eitlid)er Sitter, mondmol
nidt in grfiillung gebt, neil Die @r.
lungl1ng lol6er Sitter oft ouBerbulb
uniereS 8ereide5 lit; ober mas Die
epigen, Die bimmlilden Sitter be,
trlttt, 10 DProen uno fonnen mir Die
lc liher erlongen nit Silfe Ser 8no.
De ron oben, mel6e un5 8ott 3u ge-
~. bereIt lit, Denn nur mir e5 unIe=
rerlti+s am ernIten @i1en nidt feb.
len lu'len. S5a, mas ioge i'd? @ott
mill m} belfen, nein, @r Ipornt uno
treibt ur5 gIeidlom an nit Seiner
(8naoe, ITO ebnet unS gleid1om 6en
lSe8 nit bImmIild)er 2iebe uno g0tt-
lider Sulo. 8obrlid, mir boben
our6al5 feinen 8runo, oie Soff-
nung ouf5ugeben uno mutIoS 81 ner-
ben uno gu iagen: ~9lh, i9 fann
ni6t!" 8eoenfen mir oos olte, ober
mabre Spridnort: v8iuen5fruft,
Wege ld)aTft." llnIer Serr bat un5
nidt ieoeSrnal, 10 oft mir bitten, 3eit-
lide5 @liid, grfolg, @elun0beit uIp.
oerbelBen, pobl uber bot @r unS
perlproden Seine @nnoe in 0ieIem
2eben unO Oie elpige Seligfeit orii-
ben. Ge5bolb felte5 Gertrouen, leben-
olge 9otfnung, ober oud) ern1ter
WlQe unO eIfrige5 5treben unIerer-
leit5
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5elbltmoro

Gin i6redlides @ort, oos man il
baufig beut3utage in Ser 3eitun(
llelt! Ga ldieBt Iih @iner cine &uge
our6 ben &opI I'M 10 Dem glr1n Del
neltlld]en 8ere6tigfeit auf immel
5u enttommen; Elm 9lnberer fniipf
lt6 auf; Dem ErunfenboIo 0riidt 0el
Eeufel Elm WeIler in Die 9ono uni
er 5erlfneioet iid Die 9loerni;; oe,
Seben5miioe ipringt ms 8aIler, I'm
in ticfer Slut Sen iidern Sob 5u fin.
ben; Der Selbltm0roer ninmt @if1
8ubrbaft lhredli6 iit'S - unt
oo6 iIt'5 gu begreifen in 10 gottoer.
gell'ner 8elt!
g5 gibt nod einen anoern Selb1t,
moro, mel6en feine 3eitung unS be,
ridtet, Oa er Dor Der Welt ni9t eine
Seniation lit. l1no ood) lit 6ieIer
>Selbltmoro nur gu oft melt itrdfli'
der ul5 mon6er Selb1tmor0, beIlen
@runO unS ni6t befannt lit, Ser oiel.
leidt in esItorung ousgefibrt
miro. IS lit leiOer oiele 9Irt oes
SelbltmoroeS nod piel bdufiger ol5
Die BON un5 er1uabnte, Die in ser @eIt
81 ben tagtagliden uNeuigfeiten" ge.
bort.
5elbItmoro it's, tpenn Ser GbriIt
oaS 2eben ieiner Seele fred 5er1t0rt
llno ooS gei6iebt ourd ieoe ldtpere
Siinoe.
Selbltmor6 it's oIlo, penn man
Sic l(nl6ulo aus Dem Ser5en reiBt
Selbltmoro it's, menn man ni6t
gum Eilde oe5 Serrn gebt, oas 8rot
Der 'Seele gu empfangen, uno 10 Die
arme Seele 9unger5 Iterben laBt.
Selbltmoro tits, penn man ni6t
oa5 8ort 8ottcS in ser Stride bort
uno nidt oie Wittel fennen Iernen
mill, nit pelden man oa5 2eben ser
Seele fraftigen uno erbalten fonn.
Selbltmoro tits, penn man oas
8ift aus idledten 8ii6ern iougt.
Oein eigener Worber biIt ou, penn
ou Die @efobren nidt permeioen
miQlt aus oenen ielten cine Seele
gerettet miro.
gu lelber leglt oie Son0 an bid,
penn Ou nid)t fir oein SeelenIeben
lorgIt rno gu Derbiiten iuflt, ooB an,
oere oeiner Seele fre6 SOS 2eben rau,
ben; tpenn ou Sir uno SenIter BEL,
mes Ser5enS immer often iteben IdBt
beine Slime gar ni9t biiteIt, oaE
oein 2eben ieoem Ingriff ouSgeieb1
lit.
5eIbltmoro it's audi, menn 81
nid)t betelt uno in oeiner Sdpodbei1
nift gum 9imlnelsar5t oeine 3uflu6t
nimmlt.
8 @ott, pie baufig lit ser 5eIbIt.
moro unter Gbriiten, unter &atboli
fen! Nie Oiele 9lpotbefen gibt es ir
ser @elt, oie rubig einem Seoen 8ift
oertaltfen, Ser es baben min, uni
teine Yoli5ei min it6 oaron ltoren
8ebe Dem, Der ielber Sano an oos
2eben ieiner Seele legtl @ott Del
Serr, Ser iie aegeben uno i'm beilieer
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= 60 oft unIer 6eilano 6urh bic

- 60 oft unier 9eilono 6ur9 Die
betlige &ommunion uniere 2ippen
itberi6rettet uno in uns nieberIteigt,
eintgt gr Sid unieren 2eib uno 5iebt
IN unlere Seele elm. Da bur6pon.
bert @r in einem @ugenblid, ols I'M.
ier Serr uno @ott, Die entfernteiten
Propin5en oieies inneren &ei6es, bas
mir ielber iino, uno bau6t i'm Bor.
beigeben g0ttli6es 2eben in unieren
8eilt, ben @r erleu6tet, in unler
Ser5, oas gr erparmt, in uniere
@inbiloung, Die Ct anregt un6 rei-
nigt, in unier @eoadtnis, Dem gr
nit 5euer5iigen Seinen beiligen Sea.
men etnprdgt. Ct bringt 2eben unb
@naoe in unier gon5es 8eien, 6as
@r nit ben @unoern Seiner @egen.
mart erfiiat. 8el6' Elm 8eiu6, uno
peld' Elm @in5ug tit bos! (glauoius
Berrot, O.S.B)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09
Die Qu9eno
Der Poffuune

Gie Soffnune lit Elm 5treben I'M,
ieres Billens nad einem Cute, 0aS
mir 5Dor nod nidt beiiten, ober oel.
len @rlangung uns moglid lit. Sic
auBert ii6 i'm Serlungen, ourd In.
litrengung uno our6 @lauben. Sic
lit iene5 erbabene Motip, mo0urf)
mir Wut befommen obne mel6en es
feline pobre 8egeilterung gibt.
Die Soffnung lit glet6ium Die
Eriebfeoer ser meni6liden Satig'
felt: uun0 ourd emiiges &ingen
tommt man gum @elingen".
Gin Wenit, Der oie Soffnung ouf'
gibt, neil er ent1peoer feinen @rfolg
Ieiner Wfiiben itebt, ooer neil er einen
@rfolg ols unmoglid ooer unerreid'
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lG. 81 SS6s sSS@S83l

lelbe @eitoIt. geo6 einmoI Iob er
ldurf bin Si6erli6, CT lit es: Die
lelben @eIidts5iige, 0ieieIbe @eItaIt,
0lelelbe Saltung, 0ielelbe Gro6t!
2leler Prlelter mar gan5 genou Der
lenige gemeIen, Der ibm in 9umburg
am Srte oeS &ulter5 erlhienen mar.
ga braudte er ni6t einmol feline
3el9nung gu 9ilfe gu nebmen. Gos
Grgebnl5 ltano lelnem llrteile felien.
fclt
9lber nie ioI1te oos iein? 8ie lou-
tc oieier BrieIter ibm in Samburg
erlhienen lein? 9o muBte er 1i6 Sc,
miBbeit Oerldoffen. No6 Der 8eiper
bcgab er lid lofort an Die &Io1ter.
prorte uno bat, oh er Sen BrieIter
lprefen fOnne, ser 1oeben Ben feier-
llhen 0ottesoienIt gebalten babe.
Ser Yrleiter erl6ien, Elm Wonn, Die
0itte unO prieiterlide SreunoIi6feit
in ieinen 3iigen un0 leinem gon3en
gSelen - Der Dor SSabren I6on bei'
liggelprodene &lemens Sofbouer, Der
gegritnoer 0eS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III 3eutldlano. &lintop1tr0m ltel1te
lid ibm Dor un0 bat Inn Die grlaub-
mis-, Die Jrage an i'm ri6ten 3u 0iir-
fen OBJ er iemalS in Samburg getpe-
Ien lei. P. &lemenS Sofbauer ber-
nelnte eS, i'm mar 9amburg oous
Itan0ig fremo. 0o fonnte &linfom-
from ii6 nidt baIten uno er3Gblte
Dem Yater Die grl9ienung Die er ge.
6obt, fir oie er ibm ou9 ieoen 9lu.
genblit Die 3ei6nung porlegen t0n-
ne. 9llSer ipoter Tie CUR ginli6tnob.
me bradte, fonnte nienano es OBJ
Itreiten: eS mar P. &lemenS, un0
Ionlt niemnno in ser 8elt.
~Bas ioQ mir ober oie Grl6ei-
nung?" fragte ser iunge &initler
meiter. sir ienen 9lugenblid be-
greife i6 es: oa Dollte mid Die 9on0
@ottes bonn 5douplot Der Sunoe
uno Shledtigteit fiibren. 9lber mo-
rum mir Die @ri6einung gerooe in
Sbrer 0eitolt entgegengetreten it,
bo6m. Boter, uno parum i6 Sic
leBt bier Dtrtli6 - audi mieoer tpie
our6 einen 3ufan - finoen muBte>
tonnen Sic mir ous ertldren?"
~8ottes 8ege ii11o punoerbar,"
entgegnete ibm P. &lenens. u@a.
rum @ott Sic mid bat ieben loiIen
uno sic nunmebr gu mir gefiibrt, lit
it6erlid Elm @ert Seiner almeiien
uno oagiitigen 8oriebung. Ct lelbit
miro i'm meiteren gerlaufe ieoenfoQs
au9 5elgen, mas gr geDollt bat."
1no fur5e 3eit MIR nar pergan.
gen uno Der &iinltler puBte, nas
8ott gepout bate. SSS1n Berfebr nit
P. &lemens uno unter leiner 2eitung
moro bon &Iintomltrom gum fatboli,
lden @lallben 5uriidgefiibrt. 9lm Sa.
ge ieiner Aufnobme in Die Stride lab
er flar uno oeutli6, mel6en @eg Die
8naoe @ottes nit ibm 10 offenfunoig
gelDanoelt mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09

- ~Won reoet bon einem neuen
SelOentun, llno e5 liegt Ieioer in Die
lem Worte feline llebertrelbung, eber
eln llnred)t gegen oas alte 9eioen-
tllnl; Oenn Oas lebtere bat @ott inn
mer nod geludt unO erlebnt, bos
mooerne ItoBt Sbn 31rii6. 0ie no-
oerue &uItur uno 8ilOung lit groB-
tentcils uerOorben uno bergiftet, BON
BEN SAimmeIpil5cn Der littliten
Sermellng ilberoedt; bic lleberI9dt-
5ung Der Gerltanoestultur gum Sda,
ben Der Ser5enSbIloung, Die 8erna6-
lolllgung Der Gr5lebltng, Die @ering.
ahtllng Der 9lutoritdt 5eitigen oie
Idlimntlten sSriidte. Der quite, aIte
Gbarafter, Der driItIi6e Gbarafter
lit IN peiten &reiien angefrellen; in
erldredenoem OtoBe ibpinoen Geo.
lidfcit, gbrli6teit, Sreue, @ubrbof.
tigfeit, gOeliinn, uno fomnen oben.
an Sdminoel, 2iige, 8errot, @emein-
belt uno gtieoertrodt. uno nit Die.
Ier &ultur fonn lid Die Stride ni6t
perlobnen" (&eppler).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09
Ghrtitlider 5un9ltn9
uno 11arta

Gie Jrommigteit lit fir ben DRIFT.
llden Singing eine Hottpenoigfeit.
Sol Die 6rommigtcit ober erbolten
Deroen, 10 muB 1ie bon Der 2iebe our
ouerleIigiten Sungfrou getragen Iein.
Vtaria liebt Den Singing, ite lit lei.
ne U}utter un0 ieine 8e16iiberin.
User INNER bitteno uno flebeno 5u
lbren 6itBen gelegen, bot ii4 nit fri.
lden Welt un0 neller &raft erboben.
Sic 8eibe an Oforio lit e5 olIo, oie
Der 5ronmigteit 0e5 6riItliden
Sungllngs teIten Solt, @ebaIt uno
Wloerltun05fraft oerleibt. Ser eSiing.
ling beoarf zines treuen, oufridtigen
6reunoe5, Dem er aue5, aud 0os Sc.
belmIte ieiner 5eeIe onDertrouen
fam - uno Elm loIher getreuer,
tellnebmenocr 6reuno lit oie oQer.
leliglte H5ungirou Wturiu. Singing,
on fiiblIt oiG beangItigt! 9aS beige
Blut oeiner iungen Sabre rout in
oelnen N0ern! 0u erldridIt beim
Anbllf 10 Oieler Befobren! Gle gu
Vtorla! 9ort mirlt Ou pie0er 8ube
uno 3ufrie0enbeit finoen!
Der il1nge 8erdmon5 begte elm
gren5enlole5, tin0libes NertrQuen
gegen Vturio gBer i'm beten lab,
muroe iiber ieine 2lnoo9t geriibrt.
yflht nit unrebt 1agt man, DuB er
nur ouf Die Wlet getommen, Inn fir
Die Au5breltung uno 2iebe oes Oea.
rlenfultus gu Dirten. Wforio i6rieb
er olle Ieine Grfolge 3u. Ser I'll. Sta.
nlslou5 Scotia 3eibnete 1i6 Ourd Die
lelbe &iebe 5ur 8otte5mutter aus, bic
er nl6t anOers ais u1eine 0tutter"
3u nennen pflegte. Sein 8iograpb,
+. GeSpori, iagt BON ibm: ug5 CAB
telnen lboneren Weni6en ulS Sta.
nlslaus. Utan iogte BON leiner 5d10n.
belt oa5Ielbe, mas emit Der FL. 9lm-
broliu5 bon Der S60nbeit Ser quer.
lell9lten Sungfrou ou5ge1ogt bat.
Sic 1loBte Die SebnIu6t nod &euld.
belt Elm, uno Der bIoBe 9Inblid ge.
nugte, I'M unreine 8erIu6ungen 5u
banncn."
Sic oIlerieIigIte Sungfruu W3orio
ermeilt aber Der 6riitIi6en Sugeno
nod) elnen anoeren, ni6t minoer toIt.
barren GlenIt. Ser Singing trQgt
li6 oft i'm SnnerIten ieiner Seele nit
groBen 3ufl1nIt5trQumen. Meorio
5elgt li6 allH bier ol5 5Grtli6e Oeut.
ter unO madtige 6iirlprederin.
Sin Singing, 0ellen 5eele bon
mar bon IdOnen SugenotrQumen, ge.
rlet in cine ldIedte @eleQidnft uno
Dertllmnerte. 9lls i'm zines Cages
le1ne Vtutter gum 8eten in cine U1ut.
tergotte5=&apelle mitgenommen bat.
te, l6rleb er an Die &ir6enmauer:
ID Vtorla, made MIDI 5u oeinem
Solooten!" Spater lit oa5 2eben nit
leinen 6OrOerungen an i'm bernnge.
treten; 0ie alerleliglte Sungfrau bat
oen Huf oe5 SSilnglings no9 N9oB.
9abe leiner &rafte erbort.
Gbriltlider Siingling, gebe allo
bin 5u Wtorio! Wfariu miro oeine 8e.
ltrebungen sum @uten tpenoen! Dei-
ne iroll6en 8iinl9e uno 8eItrebun-
gen peroen Oieueidt ni6t aue ii9
permlrfliden, aber Elm Streben me-
nlgltens miro Die @ottesmutter in
ibre legenSreide Sbbut nebmen -
Oa5 Streben, driltlid 81 leben uno
trlltlld] gu iterben!
80 ellie oenn bin gu Moria, DRIFT.
ll6er Slingling! Bertroue ibr a1e
oelne 9eltrebungen, Die grItlinge Del.
mes 9er5ens uno 8eiIte5 an - gIeid
ienen iungen &ittern oes OfitteloI-
ter5, Die ibr erIte5 S6Dert auf ben
AItar Vtarlu5 nie0erlegta1!
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Wononaht am See

2eiie fliitern bic 8ellen
9ort On bem 11ferfanm;
Anf bic SSlnren nno Saine
SENT ftd nGdtlider Sranm.
NonblifJt iiber Die SSlntem
Sebt in oitternbem Strabl,
Sranltd) 9riiken bernieber
Sterne bonn '9immelsiaal.
Sdtuet8enO liegen bic 2anbe;
limb in Der Stille Der Nad)t
9orit bn beutlidD bic Grbe
Ntmen leiIe unO iad)t.
9mritis trinft lie bes Simmels
Sendtenoen 3anberidein;
0nritig trinft meiue Seele
Wonntges, ieliges Setn.
Mdf Kuschel
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Sotroment Der Gaufe ibr oos 2eben
Idenfte, miro lie emit in Strenge BON
Dir foroern. Gr lit Iturf genug, Inn
Sid an Dir gu raden, Denn ou fred
bid Dioer Sbn emporlt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Mrs. Michael
n as ar an d
I o r m erly at
tended South
western High.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Army HeIped Him

Ferriss carries 20S pounds on
his 60 frame and gives thanks for
What the army did for him during
his IS months of training. He
pitches with his right hand and
bats lefthanded when in big league
games,
In batting practice he fire.
quently goes 10 the mound and
losses the ball up with his left
hand. He is one OF the few ambi-
dextrous pitchers in baseball. 1t
Is likely, however, Dave will con-
tinue 10 be righthand pitcher
in his big tests.
"Ferriss should win 90 games
for the SOx this season." pre-
dicted Jack Conway. famed Bos-
ton Advertiser columnist. He
may even total 25. When Tex
Hughson returns from the army,
the Sox will have q wonderful
combination In Ferriss and
Hughson.
'T get very baseball minded
when I think OF either Ferriss
or Hughson pitching for the
Sox with Ted williams, Dom
DiMaggio. Johnny Pesky. Jim
Tabor and Bobby Doerr around
to knock In runs"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Not Lost;
Visits Ai|ing Son

ROWLAND, n. c., June 4 (UP)
II came home 10 see my f5-
month-old son, who is sick in the
hospital" Nate Andrews, the Bos-
ton Braves lost pitcher" said
here last night, thus ending the
surrounding his disap-
pearance from Chicago Saturday.
after receiving an urgent
phone call from my wife, I tried
to contact the club secretary,
but failing that / took the first
plane out" he explained.
The veteran right-handed ace OF
the Braves hurting staff said he
hoped 10 Join the club in Philadel-
phia Tuesday at the latest.
1t all depends on when my
boy gets out OF the hospital"
he added. --
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
It's Up to Lex

Prying for information on Air
Sailor. you can learn that Cmdr.
Bull has left the entire matter
in the hands OF Lex Wilson, Air
Sailors trainer. Wilson reports
regularly with the professional
acumen OF veteran az the busi-
ness, making no predictions and
maintaining as impartial an stti-
tude as man in his position
possibly can:
Does Cmdr. Bull think that Air
Sailor can win?
"Of course" he SAYS. "Other-
wise he wouldn't be in the
race"
Does Cmdr. Buhl think that Air
Sailor WILL win?
mo one can pick the winner
Of this race. and really he sure.
think we have chance or We
wouldn't be IN on IT,"
That's the way he puts n Air
Sailors owner holds that Calu-
met Farms Pot o'Luck is still the
horse 10 beat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
SHOOT IN DRIZZLE

Shooting in an all day drizzle
with nearly foot of water cover.
ing the range. Clark, a newcomer
to the sport. found the weather to
his liking. He won the first match
with 397-26, a mark that topped
masters and sharpshooters alike
He then won his own class in
match two and three with scores
of 1858 and 1926. respectively,
and was was third in the final event
with 200-10.
MATCH No.
Master rr.s pH FT.dmsn Ss 'fnii sSsis 'sae expert
Charles Bottoms, 3sS-75 james Whs,e-
ley, 3s3.is shsrpsnooisrs Jesse Reoe-
.chini, ,so,i7; msrksmsn. Herbert Sinclair,
master Ferdinand schirnmsi- tse-a expert
Clelland Clark. 1888; Benny Bsis1io lss-s
shsrpshcoter Raymond stewart, 1888
msrksman. John d DAVIS. 1899
MATCH NO >
rerd sehimmel, 3eT.le expert. clsllsnd
Clark as7-ie L.renc. smith, 3ss-ls
irwin sssas m.rssmaR John DAVIS.
3So-is. joe Stout. 3a4I7.
MATCH No.
,oosis won SeoV iTsiT .cr. 'A,,fSssho,', ,SsSI,
soc, I."rsR:s c.,ss s@'9 5od,s It.5 S.,5
shooter Hsfisn Z siry Iss.f markinan
John Davis, 1873 Carl J. Helms. 1870
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
A Money Player

Ferriss, like Ruth and Williams
Is a money player He pitches well
under pressure. He has marvellous
control, which enables him 10 clip
the corners with his deliveries
He doesn't put many pitches in
the groove for opposing batsmen
10 murder.
While IL may be a little
early TO dig into record books,
Ferriss' record appeared Inter
esting enough for Boston writ
ers TO check. The American
League record for consecutive
wins Is is. held jointly ny
Schoolby Rowe, Walter John
son and Lefty Grove.
Johnny Allen, who won *
games and lost only one for
Cleveland In 1897, holds the
winning percentage honors.
Jake Wade pitched the Tigers
10 victory over the Indians In
that lone defeat In Aliens rec
ord.
Having yielded a mere FIVE runs
in his seven victories, or less than
one marker a contest, Ferriss is
also shooting for the all-time
earned run low in the junior cir
cult, l0l figure by Hubert
Leonard of the 1914 Red Sox.
FerriSs won seven Of the l6
games bsgged by his club going
into June. which will give YOU an
idea of what the fine broth of a
lad" means 10 the Red Sox
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Sailor Forqets Sailor

While the men on the station
avidly follow each wisp of infor.
nation flying out OF Churchill
Downs and gebhle up all tid-bttn
Cmdr. Buhl maintains an adsmss
demeanor and goes about his dL-
ties just as though he'd never
heard Of an AIR Sailor OF race
track.
There are times, though, when
he has 10 smile. and when he
does. you can see the lovelght in
his eyes. It's like mentioning
home 10 homesick soldier, or
caviar 10 starved Russian.
But as quickly AS the smile
appears. IL fades away. the excite.
ment smolders, and Air Sailor is
dismissed like a messenger re-
porting that all men are present
and accounted for, sir"
That's real discipline.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Tigers Batting mark.
Besides being a great pitcher. a
great batter and great kid Fer
Tiss is Irish way back on both
sides which doesn't hurt his pres
tige in Shamrock console s
Boston.
Eyes, he II a swell boy" Del
Baker. the former Tiger mana.
ger and now a Red SoX coach,
said of the 23-lear-old MiSsis-
sippi State College lad only re-
Gently given his release from
the army air corps.
Makes you think OF Charley
Gehringer--quiet and not bit
cocky. He takes his laurels In
stride.
"Only 23 now, Dave Is des-
tined to become one Of the real
greats OF baseball, unless ] miss
my guess. He sure can pitch
and he sure can bat. He sure is
nice fellow
The rest Of FerriSS teammates
feel as Baker does.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

planted a full wood second 10 feet
from the flag.
With that start they managed
10 lead their Meadowbrook oppo-
nents by two holes al the turn.
In the final they were 3 up there,
GAMES COLLAPSE
Zegunis and Vessel had played
well in their previous matches and
were expected to put up a good
battle in the final. But the games
OF both suddenly fell apart and
they were six over par when the
match ended.
Their downfall began away back
on the short third. where after all
four had missed the green. Vessel
muffed a l5-inch putt that let
Kosten and Sharp win with a
bogey ( Upset by that turn
against them, the losers never did
get going.
Kosten and Sharp also were
below their usual form. But At
least one of them generally man
aged par and they were only one
over par. compared 10 one under
against Ahern and Campbell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
MIR. America
Is Crowned

HOLLYWOOD. June 4 (UP)-
Clarence Ross, Oakland, now sta
toned at-the Las Vegas New,
army air field, outdazzled so con-
testants to win the Mr.. America
Of l945' honors al the Legion
Stadium.
Ross won his title yesterday at
the National AAU senior weight
lifting championships which saw
Joe de Pietro, New Jersey. John
Cerpak, York. Pa, and Hubert
Curtiss. u. S. Navy, named cham
pions in the 132-pound. 160-pound
and heavyweight divisions. re-
spectively,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Props Try TO Decide
Two Champs Today

Pershing and Highland Park
meet for the Metro prep north
east title at Northwestern Field
today, weather permitting. The
winner meets Southeastern to-
morrow for the east side honors.
Chadsey, southwest champ, and
Redford, northwest title winner.
meet today at the same field in
the west side finals and the win
ner goes into Thursdays cham
pionship affair at Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Red Sox Take
SET by Split
By LEO MACDoNELL

CLEVELAND. June 4-Beaten
in three out OF four games by the
Red Sox in Boston, Steve O'Neill's
battle Scared Tigers staggered
into Cleveland today for a three
game series with the Indians be-
fore returning to Detroit.
Harold Newhouser saved the
Tigers from complete route In
the Hub City when he pitched
them TO victory over the Red Sox,
4 to 3. after the home boys had
taken the first game by the same
score.
Despite near freezing weather,
there were 1892 customers.
The Boston setback was the
first time this year the Tigers
lost series. They had won six
games against three losses in the
East until they ran into the New
England blitz.
But with one victory Sunday.
the Tigers managed 10 keep on
the right side of the ledger, seven
games 10 six.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

interlocked that the two hands
operate as one single tool.
The left hand grips the handle
as pictured at the top. The
handle, as you see. has passed
diagonally across the palm of the
hand from the hook OF the left
forefinger. Then the right hand
is positioned over the left with
the little finger Of the right hand
overlapping the foreftnger of the
left hand. AS in the left haf 4
the club handle passes diagont y
across the right hand TO the hook
formed by the right forefinger.
The tip of the right forefinger
touches the inside of the tip OF
the right thumb. The Tvs" formed
by the juncture of the thumbs
and forefingers point over the
right shoulder when you're ad-
dressing the ball. Master this
grip and you possess one of the
fundamentals Of good golf
swing.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Favor Spencer
0vefFiguerod
ToSI6Hrs CARD

TONiGH1b CARD
- Chuey FiEueros Los Angeles v. Leon
Spencer. Detroit, lithtveithtt -Lio4,
Gene Bosnd. Detroit. Va. willie Edmunds
Grand Rapids, velters tsi,
Eddie Prince Detroit, VI. jim Neeley. De
troit lightweiIhB tsb.
Eddie simmons Detroit. VI. Joe Nelson. De-
troit. itEntveiEht 81.
John Camsrsta Detroit. va Jimmy stewart,
Detrcit, welters a..
Chuey Figueroa. Mexican born
Los Angeles lightweight, a sensa-
tion on the West Coast. makes his
debut here tonight. facing Leon
Spencer. local favorite, in the To-
round headliner on the Arcadia
fight card.
Spencer will go into the ring as
the favorite, particularly because
he has abandoned the boxing tao
tics and. according to his handlers,
will revert to slugging style.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Pirates Score Is
To Lead Majors

Pittsburgh led the major league
clubs last week In run scoring
with 70, one OF the highest seven
day performances on record. In
the American, Boston 43. New
York 3S, st. Louis and Washing
ton tied at 80 each we're the
leaders. Detroit was down to 16
and Philadelphia to ID. Runner-up
in the National was Brooklyn 33,
and Cincinnati 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Error SpOils
Perfect Game

COLUMBUS. O.. June 4 up
Pete Mazar. 2l-year-old south
paw. pitched no-hit no-run
game for the Columbus Red Birds
yesterday but missed perfect
game because Of tesmmates s
error
Mszsrs victims we're the Kan
saS City Blues who tossed in five
errors 70 make Columbus 40
victory that much easier Mazar
moved up in the 81 Louis Car
dinsls system this spring from
Allentown in the Interstate
League