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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

Gyvenimas ''Darbininkq Rojuje"
AMERIklEclu pATYRIMAI RUsIJoJE PEREITA vAsARA

prOte]O kad taS aSmuO KuflS k0ntfOlluOJa
partijos naryste kontroliuoja ne Tx par
tia bet ir visa Russia.
Aukstieji partijos nariai, kurie dabar
naudojasi Romanovu galybe, susikrauste
j caru rumus ir naudojasi visomis senos
aristokratijos privilegijomis, ir isgeria
tick pat sampano. Bet niekas negali pa
sakyti jiems kad jie nepateisina savo gy-
vavimo sunkiu ir itemptu darbu valsty-
bel. Klasiu skirtumas smarkiai auga vi
sole Rusijoje, tik dabartiniu laiku tie skir-
tumai remiasi ju laimejimu ir atsizymeji-
mu partijos labui.
Puse komunistu isnaikino
Komunistu partija turejo apie pen
kis milijonus nariu Xxi Stalinas 1886 me-
tais "kraujo apvalymu" sumazino skaiciu
Xxi puses. Karui prasidejus partijos ma
riu skaicius vel padaugintas Xxi puspenk-
to milijono
Viena is partijos uzduociu yra pa
tiekti aukstiems Kremliaus galvoms smul-
kius raportus apie Rusijos zmoniu mintis.
Uzsieniu reikalu atzvilgiu, zmones neturi
kitu faktu kaip tik tuos ka jiems patiekia
valdzios kontroliuojama spauda, kuri, Ii
noma, raso tik tai ka valdzia nori kad
zmones zinotu. Neturedami jokiu kitty
protavimo pagrindu, jie turi priimti zinias
apie sajungininkus ir taikos sutartis taip
kaip Kremlius apie tai skelbia Taciau
vidaus reikalais zmones turi savo paziu-
ras ir mintis tai kas jiems patinka ir kas
Inepatinka. Partija kartais nepajiegia SUI
laikyti visuomenes minciu krypimo. Jei-
GU kas issivysto visai rimto jie nekovoja
prizes tai, bet pavercia viska jiems tin
kama tiksla.
IS vienos puses tai yra vergu imperi-
ia. IS kitos tai atkakli, dinamiska impe-
RIA, verziantisi pirmyn.
Komunistu "Sociale inzinerija''
Mes skrendame virs milziniskos der
lingos Kazakstano Sovietu Republics.
Apacioje gull dideli kooperatyviai ukiui,
| kuriuos buvo pasiusta, 1889 ir 1910 me-
tais, simtai tukstanciu vidurines klases
seimu is Pabaltijo Sally ir is rytines Len
kijos apie ta laika kada Sovietai paver-
ge jQ tevynes.
Kad suprasti kodel tose okupuotose
salyse buvo nubalsuota beveik isimtinai uz
Iprisidejima prize Sovietu, kuomet jas rau-
donosios armijos okupavo, reikalinga su-
prasti tikra reiksme sakinio "sociale inzi-
nerija", ka pirmiausia nukale ir paskui
pradej 10 praktikuoti komunistu partija.
Komunistai Zinc kad naujai pavergto-
Sc salyse daugybe zmoniu nenori prisiinl-
tt sovietines sistemos. Labiausia to ne
pageidauja tie kurie pasekmingai gyveno
po savo pirmesne tvarka. Sovietu juodie-
! il sarasai suima vardus visu tu kurie prie
savo VALIDITY turejo geresnes vietas, buvo
valdininkai, valdzios tarnautojai, vietine
policija, ir, zinoma, didieji zemiu savinin-
kai, fabrikantai, biznieriai ir ukininkai.
Prize tn priskaitoma ir buvusieji darbinin-
ky uniju vadai. Visi tie vadai submit kuo-
greiciausiam istremimui: visi kiti men
kesnes reiksmes asmenys sugaudomi lai-
kui begant.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27
(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Kita diena mes aplankem Lenino var
do optisku instrumentu dirbtuve, IL cia
kiekvienam NUNS padovanojo po raudo-
nosios armiios ziuronus su musu vardais
ispaustais Rusiskomis raidemis, po to,
zinoma, vel seke kitas banketas. Gryztant
] automobilius, vienas musu koresponden-
tas pasiveja name.
GAS turejau nesusipratimo su Mike,
sake jis.
'Kas atsitiko?"
"Manau as j kick ikaitinau. zinai,
tie visi banketai ir viskas. Taigi as jam
pagaliau pasakiau: JUS cia visai neturit
Markso ir Lenino! Pas jus viespatauja
didziausia nelygybe ka as kada maciau! /!
AS skaiciau Marksa ir Lenina, ir istikro
jie tokiu dalyku neuzgiriav"
"Ka jis sake?"
"Jis atkirto kad as klystu. Kad Le-
ninas niekas nebuvc uz lygybe. Sake ly-
gybe yra tiktai sapnas ka jie tikisi kada
ateityje pasiekti Dabar gi zmones gauna
|atlyginima pagal to kick jie pagamina."
Partijos galybe ir privilegijos
Dabar skrendant lektuvu pietine ST.
biro dali, ten kur Totoriai ir Mongolia, ku-
riu bastunai imperatoriai Tamerlanas ir
Dzingis Khanas kitados valde veik visa
Azija ir grasino Europai, turekime min
tyje kad ir 81 komunistu partija yra ne
maziau absolute valdove.
1917 metals kuomet il pagrobe galy-
be is griuvancios Romanovu dinastijos,
bolseviku partija buvo tik saujele Mark
sistu teoretiku. Rusai tik laikinai tepaJu-
to laisve, ir komunistu partija tuoj tapo
autokratais kaip buvo ir Dzingis Khano
dienose. sios partijos tvarka yra beveik
pusiau Markso ir pusiau Dzingis Khano.
I Maza valdancioji klase is kurios boil
sevikai pagrobe savo galybe maza ka pa
dare pateisinimui savo turetu privilegiju
Revoliucijos laiku, Russia dar nebuvo ga
tava liberaliskai demokratijai. Didziau-
sias apkaltinimas kokis galima Stalinui
padaryti yra tas kad del jo grieztos gele-
Zines tvarkos kuri slopina zmOgaus proto
laisve, Rusija siadien dar maziau tinkama
denokratijai, neziurint jo popieriniu kon-
stituciju.
Amerikoje, kas nori gall tapti Repub-
likonu. Taciau patapti komunistu parti,
jos nariu yra nepaprastai sunku. Norm.
tbs tapti rariu yra atidziai tyrinejamas
istisa meta laiko. Viskas apie il tyrine'
jana - nuo jo darbo paprociu ir politis.
ku minciu Xxi jo lytisko gyvenimo.
Kuomet geidziamos narystes pasiekia
zmogus buna maziou sekiojamas. taciau
bent koks sumazejimas jo ikarscio, bent
koks atitolejimas nuo partijos politiskos
liniios ar bent koks zenklas "asmenines
ambicijos" baudziamas ismetimu is parti
jos. Priemimas j partija arba ismetimas
yra kontroleie partijos sekretoriaus, ir an
kstvvesnese dienose tas buvo pavesta pa
lvginamai menkos reiksmes bolsevikui
Juozui Stalinui. Tiktai po Lenino mir
ties zymesni komunistai kaip Zinovjevas
Kamenevas, Bukharinas ir Trockis dasi
I,,x.x;. Innn Island M Y 50(
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-04-27

RE NUNS Siadlen atrodo
sudetingi ir. neaiskus, pra-
slinkus kuriam laikui at
rodys paprasti. Jau toks
yra gyvenimo desnis kad
laiko begis daugeliui sun
kiausiu klausimu atnesa
lengva ir naturally spren-
dina. Betgi tam tikrais
atvejais ivykiu svarba mes
pajudiname iskarto, ir lai-
ko begis tu ivykiu svarbos
sumazinti neistengia.
Kovoje del Lietuvos ne
priklausomybes tokiu ivy
kiu, be abejo, yra AMERI-
KOS LIETUVIU MISIJA.
Americas Lietuviu Misija
-didziu darby pradzia
Taciau Americas Lietu-
viu Misija nera uzbaigtas
dalykas. Didieji darbai ku-
rie buvo nuveikti Washing
tone Kovo 1924 DID,, dar
nera viskas. Westinghouse
buvo tik grail ir drasinan-
tt pradzia, kuri atskleide
ateiciai sviesiu perspekty-
WI. Gi pabaiga bus prieita
tada kada Lietuva vel SUI
grys j nepriklausomq vals-
tybiu tarpa. Ia prasme
Americas Lietuviu Misijos
atstovu dalyvavimas San
Francisco konferenci j oj e
yra netarpiska Washing
tone padarytoss, ! pradzioos
tasa.
Amerikos Lietuviu Misi-
ia nustate tampru rysi tarp
aukstuju Amerikos parei-
goniu ir Americas LietuviQ
visuomenes. Taigi kovoje
del Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mybes nuzengtas didelis
zingsnis j prick. Deka tu
rysiu kurie SUI Baltaisiais
Namais, su Kapitoliu il
Department Of State buvo
uzmegsti Kovo, 1924 die
nomis, Lietuvos klausimas
kiekvienu momentu gall
butt itrauktas j didziujQ
Americas vyru dienotvar-
ke. Ir kaip toks, is MAUI
clio, uzmirsto dalykelio jis
virsta tarptautines svarbos
aktualija.
Didzios kevos
trukdytOjai
Deja, SUI karteliu sardyje
turf M e konstatuoti kad
Amerikos Lietuviu Misija
neziurint tos milziniskos
svarbos kurios j turi Lie.
tuvos atvadavimui, buvo ir
tebera puolama tulu musQ
veikejq. Tie veikejai pir-
miau visaip megino sutruk-
dyti Misijos surengima, Q
dabar megina pakirsti jos
tolesnius darbus.
Dabartiniu metu labiau-
sia yra puolamas Amerikos
ietuviu Misijos atstovQ
vykimas j San Francisco
konferencija, nors yra ais
ku kad nuolatinis kontak-
tas SUI aukstaisiais Ameri-
kos pareigonimis yra esmi-
ne kovos del Lietuvos lais-
yes pasisekimo salyga.
Aisku, kova del Lietuvos
laisves turi butt vedama
visomis galimomis priemo-
nemis: memorandumais A.
merikos vyriausybei, ivai-
riais leidiniais, bet taip pat
ir asmeniniais kontaktais.
Teko patirti is spaudos
kad San Francisco konfe-
rencijos proga Amerikos
Lietuviu Taryba yra pa
ruosus memoranduma A
merikos delegacijos ma
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Moteru Vienybe 10
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Antanas Vikrikas
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Jurgis Andrius
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Izidorius Stanys
Pranas Venis
Juozas Stelmokas
Veronika Norvaisaite
Peter Pusnikas
Juozas Stelmokas
Jonas Narvydas
Stasys Riauba
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Amerikos Lietuviu Misijai j Washingtons
Kovo 1924 ir po to, taipgi LVS Cen
ira, PrisiQsta Sekancios Aukos:.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-25
ssAkAM Col. Robert 4. Scott

They think they will win-and they
can IL we continue to underestimate
them.
Strange things happen In the air,
strange as the fiction of the ages.
Six Of us shot into a ship that de-
tached itself from one of the cir
cling Japanese "circuses" we en-
countered one day East Of Heng-
yang. When you meet the Jap in his
larger-numbered formation, he at
once goes into the circling technique
that Baron Won Richthofen made
famous in the last war. This "cir-
Gus" gradually moves in on or away
from their objective as defensive
maneuver, for in 1t the ship behind
protects the tail Of the one in front.
Our tactics were to dive through
the squirrel cage" and get snap
shots at as many ships as we could,
but keep our speed to prevent their
getting on our tails.
It was in one of these attacks
that this lone Jap Zero left the pro-
lection of his other ships and began
to do aerobatics-sloppy loops, wing
overs, stalls, and then another loop.
Thinking it was a trick, we were
wary; but after two of our pilots had
made passes on it, two more of us
went down towards it. AS I kept
getting closer and closer to the enc
my plane I could see that the pilot
was evidently hurt, but when I
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-25

The story thus far; After graduating
from West Point, Robert Scott wins his
wings at Kelly Field, Texas, and takes up
combat flying. He has been an instructor
for four years when the war breaks out
and Is told he Is now too old for combat
flying. After appealing to several Gen.
erals, Scott IL finally offered an oppor-
tunity to get into the fight. He flies
bomber to India, but on arrival Is
made ferry pilot, but this does not suit
him. He visits Gen. Chennault, gets a
Kittyhawk and soon is Aging the skies
over Burma, where he becomes known as
the tone man air force" Later, he IL
made CO. of the 23rd Fighter Group, but
he still keeps on knocking down Jap
planes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-25

aid TO C0l. Scott.
crossed the top of the strange-acting
plane I saw that he was leaning
forward over the stick control, OBJ
viously dead.
AS the speed Of the dive would
build up pressures on the tail sur
faces, the nose would rise, for a
Jap ship is rugged that way. AS
the ship climbed more steeply, the
pilots upper body swung to the back
of the seat in the normal position
and the plane made sloppy loop.
For several minutes we watched
the pilotless Zero in fascination.
From $4,000 feet a ship that is shot
down can dive into the ground in a
few seconds-it can even spin in
from an explosion in little longer
than that; but we watched this plane
for twice the time that it would nor
mally have taken. 1t worked closer
and closer to the ground over the
same area, as it lost altitude gradu-
ally in the maneuvers. Then, after
the longest wait that / can remem-
Der having gone through in the air,
in one of its dives from a loop it
struck the hills below and burned.
We could have burned it with a long
burst many times during the min
utes of our watching, but I imagine
we were all spellbound at the spec
tacle.
No one spoke for several minutes
as we turned back to Hengyang.
Then some call over the radio broke
the spell, and we just marked the
Jap off as another confirmed Zero
another good" Jap.
Over in Yunnan we fought the
Japs a few times in Burma and had
the sadness of another military fu-
neral. Those moments in the Bud
dhist burial grounds were the hard
est in China. As the Chaplain read
the prayer and the flag-draped cas-
ket was lowered into the red earth
Of Yunnan, a small formation, with
slow-turning engines that gave forth
a muff1ed sound, would fly over the
grave. There would be one vacant
niche in the evenly spaced fighters,
in honor Of the brother airman who
would fly no more.
After eight months in combat I
was sent with five other pilots to fer
ry six new Packs over from the
air base at Karachi. During our
wait for the planes to be ready for
combat, we were permitted to 60 to
Bombay for the detached service.
There, in this splendor of the Hotel
Tai Mahal, we had a glorious time.
In fact, it became very hard to real
ize that war was going on over in
Burma and China, as we looked at
the night clubs from Malabar Hill
and from inside them too, at the
horse-races for the Aga Khan's
Purse-and at all the things that
we had forgotten to remember.
The return across India was a
happy one, for we were ferrying new
and higher-powered ships back to
the war, and all of us were eager
to try them out in combat. From
Assam we took the old familiar trail
that / used to fly with the trans
ports, and it felt especially good to
look around and see those friendly
looking P-40's along with me over
the Burma Road where ! had, in
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-25

ri understand back home they're saying
the sUGr is Over."
~Speak IOuder-I can't hear yuh.
Sure, BiH-speak louder. Celebrate louder, america!
You'll have to- to be heard above the bloody gges of
the men who dying at this very moment Of our
day of Victory. the ghostly Whispers mighty in
volume of the men who died kill nation but
to kill all tyranny.
Today our great fight is but half won.
JAPAN final and most dangerous enemy, still lives
Japan still boasts army of 100000 fanatca last
ditch fighters with half again that many in reserve
Japans huge, gotten wealth Of Empire is still essen
tally intact.
Japan still hates CUTS.
Today we cam if we choose start breaking faith with
those who died. We can go FOOLS orgy, get drunk
on success so far.
Or cam choose pray for dead, and for the
lives of those who have far been spared We stay
the job, buy another War Bond give pint of blood
We choke back cheers and save our wind for
the mighty task that lies ahead.
Today is but the symbol of the many days to come.
What are you going to do with these days?
Prepared By the War Advertising Council
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-25

ment Is the idea
that the Russians
have been brought
around to accept
ance of democratic
methods. They gave
in on the Argentine
question and Molo-
TOW afterward called
on State Secretary
Stettinius and made
certain other ges-
frIrnc nrnofir1n a
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-25
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Released by Western Newspaper Union.

SAN FRANCISCO. - Definite and
positive assertions as to what this
conference and the world will do are
being flung rather freely around.
A commonly popular one in the
news is that the conference-as one
exceptionally able writer has put
it - has proceeded to the point
where new era is assured.
Behind this line of current thought
running through the news and COM
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-25
Clown Designs

Every circus clown originates
the design for painting his face
and uses it throughout his career
without fear of Infringement by
his colleagues.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-05-25

livery crochet fan wants to
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suitable for either large or small
pieces.
The pinwheel medallion is quick
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

OIen TO debate is the remark
of Comm Oscar Hagberg, navy
coach, that he doesn't see where
a civilian career coach could do
better than navy men called back
from the sea to direct Nays
football forces. Navy has been
fortunate most of the time by
getting coaches who have kept
abreast of football and It's new
Vaccinations. But Hagberg had
his troubles, and the poor progress
with the 'T' by his Star-studded
squad would seem to indicate that
something is wrong -. Oscar
Fraley tUP).
A career coach would iron that
out, you can bet
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Caliber Of Sports to Increase

Great sports fixtures will return to the scene The all
baseball game National Golf Open, National Coll ANA
indianapolis Speedway the Davis Cup matches and inter
national yachting College grid teams which gave up Tor the
duration blast The caber OF sport
will increase only by the addition OF stars but by the
wedding of old hands and 4Fs who have held the creak
Ing stage while the strong young involved In more
serious tasks.
Boxing baseball college and professional football pro and
golf tennis and all the sports down the line VIII
inevitably BOOM and keep booming until the cream is taken oil
the counry's bloated bank rolls.
Biggest sports of the yearand probably the biggest
sports bonanza all timew be the return match
between Joe Louis and Billy Conn in June.
JacebspreaeteF of the hgt confidently expects II
to outgross the Tunney fight which dre"
900 Field in Chicago 1927 AS hrst step
toward breaking record Mike has ntimaed that ne VIII
charge Sl0O squat for his unendng ringslde
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
New Era TO Humble Fabulous '20s

With luxures still hard obtain, and the government
holding reasonably tight grip spending general, an
unparaeled blizzard of the counys geenbacks will again
inundate L. S Last year the beors OF the land
wagered $500 than before in history raising
the total handle TO billion dollars.
new and faster 500me Memorial Day at Indian
apos has been promised perhaps gasurbne propu
the competition.
In all il promises to be the beginning sports which
will humble traditional yardstiek sports hystora-the abu-
lous twenes-which produced Dempsey Ruth Welsmuler
Man o. War Tden Everything improves with the
wears including breed Of athlete
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
TVS DETROIT TIMES C-I5
Dec. Iq45 Xxx
Three Old Giants
To Quit Football

II looks as if three of the Giant
football players have played their
last game. Steve Owen expects
Mel Helm 10 devote all his time
next fall 10 coaching. Ken Strong
will be casualty of the Giants
return TO the unit system, and
Arnie Herbcr will be let out for
the same reason born a couple
OF years too soon, what with the
player price war coming up next
season checkbooks ready!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Black Hawks Set Hockey Pace

CHICAGO, Dec % uNS)-The
four leading scorers today IN the
National Hockey League Sported
colorful uniforms of the Chicago
Blackhawks, second in the stand
ings.
They are Max Bentley, Bill
and Doug Bentley-the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Bob Considine
Star Starred Public Gets Another Golden Era Due
A Break in Sports in 40 Money Ready to FlorV
GREAT FIXTURES RETURN TO SCENE

NEW YORK, Dec. 26 uNS)-A golden of
ors destined to eclipse in magnitude the muscle boom
MAT followed World War !, will dawn in 1916
sports public starved for stars and big events will
get fill and with the aid of still unspent wartime
ings that public likely to support all sports
as they have been supported before. Millions of
returned servicemen wsed up by comprehensive service
sports programs will swell u. S. sports audiences
The coming will the return to full scale competl-
ton such luminous Joe Louis Billy Conn., Joe
DMaggio Ted Williams Craig Wood Don Bulge Wilbur Shaw
and of other champions who have served Uncle Sam
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Bears Siqn Giant

CHICAGO, Dec. 26 1NS) -
Chicagos Bears today added 259
pounds OF tackle 10 their prospec-
tive next years lineup in the per-
son of Bill Hempel, one-time
Carroll College football star.
Hempel. a navy PIT boat com
mander for 81 months in the
Pacific, has been discharged
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27

Blackhawks' front lne-and Clint
Smith, respectively. Max Bentley
had l9 goals and Is assists for "a
points, Mosienko 80 points, Doug
Bentley 25 and Smith q.
Montreal's sharpshooting Cana
Blake and Elmer Lach
-trailed the Blackhawk quartet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Flint Lieht-heavy
Meets KO Artist

CHICAGO, Dec. rs tINS) -
Benny McCombS. light heavy
weight from Flint, Mich, viii
battle Chicago's new knockout
sensation, Bob Satterfield, in a 10
round bout tonightin Ashland Au-
ditorium in Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
The t0-Pin
BY FRED WOLF

Now that the Christmas turkey
Is gone and some Of YOU folks are
all set 10 try-Out the new bowling
ball Santa Claus dropped off, lets
settle down 10 some serious prac-
tice.
II YOU have trouble with the
No 10 pin here is a good Sugges-
ton for you on how TO practice
the most difficult one-pln spare
on the alley.
For the novice, IL seems the
cross alley ball il quite confus-
ing. For the better bowler, l
suppose you would call il haZ-
ard. a mental one, most OF the
time.
To familiarize yourself with the
location Of the gutter IN relation
TO the No. 10 pin, try this: On
YOUR next time out, that II. when
YOU practice. roll FIVE balls into
tle gutter. but try TO make each
ball drop off the alley as close as
possible 20 the No. 10 pin
This will enable YOU to gain
some confidence aud YOU will
eventually make IL with regu-
Iarjty. when throwing the cross
alley ball YOU should use addi-
tionaI speed. This will reduce
the break, or hook. and enable
LOU 10 aim practically at the
}. 10 pin, instead Of allowing
the hook on your ball and
coming dangerously close to the
gutter. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Buckeyes Next
For Spar+ans
FINGER OUT OF PLACE

EAST LANSING. Dec. %
Fresh from their 50 to 4S over
time victory Monday night over
Minnesota, the Michigan State
SpartanS were scheduled 10 leave
here today for Columbus where
on Thursday they engage Ohio
State in the first OF a home and
home basketball series.
Coach Ben +. Van AlStync
named l3 member squad for the
trip that included Matt MazZa,
husky freshman pivotman from
Niagara Falls, y. Y. Mazza started
his first game against the Gophers
and turned IN a l7-point perform
ance 20 pace the SpartanS.
Dick Wakefield Of the Tigers
viii be the greatest hitter in base
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-27
Voted
Best Of AS

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 26 CAPj-Se-
lection OF pitcher Hal Newhouser
OF the champion Detroit Tigers as
the outstanding baseball player of
1915 was announced today by the
Sporting News, national sports