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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12

Klic "Haltp preseka tisino.
Porocnik Viktor pa ze poslje ra-
fal. Javkajoci glasovi il tunela
povedo, da je strazar ranjen. Hip
nato ga razorozijo in kmalu je
v rokah Sc drugi, XII Sc je stiskal
v luknji.
"Zdaj pa brz" ukazuje Mar
jan. Cd postojanke Sc zacujejo
streli. Tudi tam so Sc ze spo-
prijeli. Eksploziv je bill kmaiu
pripravljen in napolnili SO vdol-
bine do vrha. Marian je Sc po-
slednjic vse vestno pregledal in
potem Sc je razlegel po tunelu
njegov glas:: 'V zaklone!" Ko-
maj SO bill zunaj in so Sc stisnili
v jarku, Sc je dvignil liz predora
visok ognjen gejzir. Potem je
pablo dalec r,aokoli kot bi kdo
stresal fizol il peharja.
Marian in Viktor sta takoj 70
pet v tunelu. Dve vdolbini nista
eksplodirali. Vrvica Sc je pre-.
trgala. Sc enkrat!
Dim CO y,oSoci rozLoI; " ctro
pu tunela Sc pokaze nebo in pr
va jutranja svetloba obsije ru-
sevine. Obrazi minerjev SO "a.
kajeni kot obrazi dimnikarjev.
!: !: x
Cez cas- so prinesli svabski ca
sopisi oglas, da dobi bogato ma.
grado, kdor javi ime minerja,
XII je poruSil predor pri Lipogla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
S11ke IL OSvObodl1ne
borbe v S1oveniji
Propasndn
vojske Parzanskh odredov slovenie
KOMUNIKACIJE RUSIMO

Use okrepili, postal so spretni
zilavi in zanesljivi borci. Grad
nikovci so Sc tedaj pripravili "a
to tezko nalogo. Samo en- bata
lion je bill dolocen "a te tri mo
stove. Drugi bataljoni so tistc
noe napadali druge mostove in
postojanke.
Ako 81 tistega popoldne Easel
v Gradnikov battalion XII Sc je
pripravljal ma razrusitev beton
skin utrdb in mostov, 81 nalete]
ma skupine resnih borcev. Pei
partizanov in ena partizanka, tc
je bila skupina, XII je gnetla plas
tik in eksploziv 808, vdevala v
zgnetene kepe detonatorje, ma
ravnavala pocasi goreco zazigal
no vrvico in polnila velike tor
bice oh bokih. To so bill Grad
nikovci, specialist, bombasi. Do.
loceni so bill "a rusenje beton.
skin utrdb. Kolikor utrdb, toll.
ko skupin. V gozdu je disalo po
eksplozivu. Minerji so priprav.
ljali vrece eksplozivom, vtikali
v eksploziv pozivitvene naboje z
detonatorji, upeljavali nitro go.
reco in pocasi goreco vrvico.
Pod noe so skupine odsle k
svojim ciljem. Spustiti Sc je BIZ
10 treba globoko v grapo. V te-
mi SO Sc belili betonski bunker
il. Povelje je zahtevalo napad
oh desetih. Prva skupina maj bi
napadla utrdbe oh juznem tu-
nelu, kjer so Sc ugnezdili fash
sti. Oh utrdbi je bill zelezen, 20
metrov dolg most, speljan ma
ravnost tunel. Druga skupina
je morala opraviti z utrdbo pri
severnem tunelu, kjer je bill
prav tako Is metrov dolg most.
Ma sredi je bill tretji, rs metrov
dolg most, XII SO ga well ma pike
minerji.
Tocno oh desetih je mad JUNO
utrdbo zatrepetal komaj WIDEN
plamencek. Bombas je vzgal "a
zigalno vrvico dvekilske bombe
ter jo zagnal visoke skale ma
strop utrdbe. Mocna eksplozija
je razgibala dolino, zaregljale so
strojnice in takoj nato Sc je raz-
legel klic bombasev: "Juris, hui
ra-a-a!" Ma utrdbo so Sc vsule
tezke bombe. Fasisti so poskaka-
Ii il bunkerjev in zbezali " tu-
mel. Tam SO Sc ugnezdili in Sci
till most z mocnim ognjem. Cd
tam SO jih pregnali mitraljezci.
Izginili SO nekje v tunelu in cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12

casa do casa so Sc Sc oglasili. Mi.
nerji SO bill takoj ma mostu,
pripravili mine in jih zazgali. S
treskom je zletel most v zrak.
Tudi severni bunker je dozi.
vel isto usodo. Pc strmi in ne.
varni stezi je splezal bosonogi
bombas in vrgel ma bunker pet.
kilsko bombo. zelezobetonska
streha Sc je preklala in zasula
1talijane. Kar jih je ostalo, SO
pobegnili skozi tunel v posto.
janko. Drugi most je zletel pc
zraku.
In potem Sc tretji.
Prepoteni in zakajeni so Sc
Gradnikovci vzpenjali v breg in
njihovi vriski so odmevali 20
baski grapi.
Lipoglav
Dolga kolona Sc izgublja v We.
cerne megle, liz katerih nepre.
stano rosi. Ma splozkih poteh po.
drseva. Ponekod sega blato do
kolen. Kolona Sc neslisno spusti
prekO ceste. v dOliri leno mezi.
ka nekaj luci v temo. zeleznica.
Patrole Sc vrnejo: mic poseb.
mega. Stab Sc enkrat pregleda
nacrt. Pred hiSami Sc cete ure.
jajo in drobne lucke v rokah ko-
mandirjev svigajo sem in tja..
marian, je minerska ceta pri-
pravljena?" Marian je mlad
decko, ze star borec. Niti sest-
najst let Sc nina, pa je ze oficir,
Gin zastavnika ina, komandir
cete je in najboljsi miner. Maj
hne postave je, zivih oci, sibak
glas ina, a pri tovarisih ina
ugled in uziva spostovanje.
Cete krenejo, vsaka v svojo
smer. Po blatni poti navzdol, pa
malo cez travnike in ze so pri
zeleznici. Vodic, korajzen dec
ko, neopazno pripelje ceto in mi
nerje v blizino predora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Mali ogIasi
Zeli Sc kupiti

maihen bicikel s tremi kole-
81 (tricycle) "a tri-letnega de-
cka. Kdor ina naprodaj, maj
pusti svoj naslov v uradu te-
ga ista, ali poklice KE 6244.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
,HiSa naprOdaj

z sob "a emo druzino; beneski "a
stori, garaza "a 2 avta. Nahaja
sc v, okolici E. 152 St. in Five
Points. PoRlicite Ii 47S1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Izvrsili so zapoved

Radio je ponesel zapoved vr
hovnega komandanta V vse edi
nice. Minerji so posebno pri
sluhnili. Sc drzneje SO dan "a
dnem sli ma proge. V stabih sc
Sc priceli pripravljati nacrti "a
vecje akcije. Grmelo je pri Tr
stu in Gorici, pa pri Celovcu, cd
mev eksplozij V savski soteskj
kar nj mogel utihniti, vlaki sc
iztirjali visoko gori pri Prayer
skem, OBJ Draw Cd Rus do Ora
vograda so razbitine oh progi
vznemirjale potujote Frice.
Pa so prisli tisti udarci, XII iih
SVabi Sc vedno ne morejo pre-.
boleti in XII so nasim minerieln
V poseben ponos. stampetov
most drugic in potem Sc tretjic.
viadukt pri Avcah, potem kar
celia baska grapa, tunel pri Ii,
poglavu, litijski most, pliberSki
most, tunel pri Sp. Dolicu. Ne,
tega Svabi ne morejo preboleti.
Komaj popravijo ma enem me.
stu, re zleti most V zrak tam
kjer najmanj pricakujejo. Ia,
zenejo sc v ofenzivo, "a hrbtom
pa minerji nadaljujejo svoj po-
sci. Slovenski minerji Sc ne dajo
ugnati.
Slovenski minerji vestno iz-
vrsujejo povelje svojega vrhov-
mega komandanta marSala Tita.
Hitlerjevci pa bodo vecno POM
Mill, da slovenske zeleznice in
ceste MISC bile nikdar njihove.
Baska grapa
Primorski partizanski kuririi
so preklinjali basko grapo, ka-
dar SO prenasali povelja Tol
minskega na Sentvisko planoto.
Prekoraciti SO morali globoko
sotesko Bace, oh kateri je spe-
Llama zeleznica, XII veze Jeseni-
ce preko bohinjskega predora z
Gorico. Ma tel progi kar mrgoli
tunelov in mostov, XII so zava-
rovani stotinami bunkeriev.
Rusenje zelezniskih objektov
v baski grapi je bilo poverjeno
XXI. diviziji v casu velike
ofenzive TX. korpusa ma zelezni-
ce ma Primorskem. Gradnikova
brigada je morala razrusiti tri
mostove, XII so oddaljeni lie par
sto metrov drug cd drugega in
XII SO jih cuvale utrdbe OBJ tune
lih ma obeh straneh.
Ia Gradnikovce to nj bila ne
izvedljiva naloga. Tedaj so
Gradnikovci sloveli kot najbolj-
81 minerji, bombasi in jurisaci
ma Primorskem, sal so bill maj
starejsa brigada ma Primorskem.
V Gradnikovi brigadi SO bill We
cinoma zvesti, predani in ne
uklonljivi Vipavci in Krasevci.
V stevilnih borbah ma Vipav-
skem, Krasu, Oh Soci, v Beneci-
il, ma Dolenjskem in Notranj-
skem, ma Jelovici in Pokljuki SO
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24
URBAN LEAGUE
HONORS BIRTHDAY

During the month OF October.
the National Urban League will as
sumo leadership in observance of
its 35th Anniversary.
Because of the many contribn-
tions of the National Urban
League and its fifty affiliate
Leagues have made in integrating
the Negro into each phase of
American life, the League feels
that you will be interested in be-
coming reader of Opportunity
Journal of Negro Life, published
by the National Urban League
quarterly.
Copies of this Anniversary is
sue will be on sale at your local
League office, 1926 Railway Ex-
change Building. during the week
of October 29th.
II you wish to become a sub
scriber to this organ and a mem
Der of the Urban League, mail or
bring into this office your sub
scription fee of $500 for one year.
Membership in the League is
one dollar per year.
Won't you join now and help
carry on the work that is so vital.
ly important to the welfore of the
community.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
for their sympathy and aconsoling
words during the illness and
death of our beloved departed,
and for the beautiful floral offer
ings, mute evidence of affection.
We are grateful to the Rev. Jud-
son Swancy for his wonderful
words of consolation, the message
of the soloist in song, and the An
gelus Mortuary for sharing our
sorrow in our bereaved hour.
- Louie Esparza, husband;
Lanier Johnson, Herbert Johnson,
sons; Mrs. Annie Ragland, Mrs.
Russell Hanks, sisters; Ollie Nc
Manus, William McManus, broth
ers; Beulah Nelson and Lillian
Arnold, nieces.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24
OBITUARY

Mrs. Lillian Esparza, daughter
of Mr.. William McManus, st.
Louis, Mo-, died Oct. Is, Seattle,
Wash. She is survived by hus-
band, Louis Esparza; two sons,
Lanier Johnson, Herbert Johnson;
two sisters. Mrs. Annie Ragland,
Mrs. Russell Hanks, st. Paul,
Mimi; two brothers, Ollie Nc
Manus, Chicago, H., William Nc
Manus, st. Louis, Mo-, and two
nieces, Beulah Nelson and Lillian
Arnold, st. Paul, Mimi.
Funeral rites at Angelus Nor
tuary. Oct. 90, at l p. m. the Rev.
Judson Swancy, officiating; Mrs.
Bessie Ratcliff, soloist. Interment
at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24
Dispel the Darkness!
By RUTH TAYLOR

Confucius said: 1T is better to
light one small candle than to
curse the darkness"
In our impotence with injus-
tice. with discrimination, We too
often forget that everything cam
not be accomplished at once. that
1t is better to have a little light
than no light at all. And that no
one ever brought light out of
darkness by cursing - however
satisfying 1t may be at the mo-
ment.
The thing to do when darkness
confronts US is to stand still and
consider just what is the dark
ness? Is it a black wall in front
of us? There is seldom a wall
without a gate in it somewhere.
Or is it a darkness of spirit that
will vanish with the application of
light?
What is the taper we have to
light? Is it talent, skill, or a
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24
Business Opportunity

GOING SMALL CAFE for rent.
sale or three year lease. E. IRv-
ING. Telephone 1923.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24

willingness to work we'll? What
ever it is, we have within our
selves the power to bring light in
to the darkness.
John Kendrick Bangs carried
out Confucius' thought in humor-
Gus vein when he said:
I never seen a night
So dark there wasn't light
Somewhere about IL | took care
To strike a match and find out
where.
Don't curse the darkness. 1t GER
tainly isn't pleasant-particularly
when it is the darkness of sorrow,
of depression, of loss, of ignor-
ance. Stand still and light your
taper. BY its most feeble flicker
ing, you may see the way into the
sunlight. And If the sunlight does
not lie beyond, you can make of
the taper a torch by which the
darkness will be dispelled.
Don't expect life to work like
an electric light switch. We are so
used to mechanical devices that
we sometimes substitute them for
our heads-or for our hands and
feet. Tapers carried high by each
and every one of US will light the
world. But we each have to bear
our own light. And if we do that
well-we will be too busy and
happy to curse our neighbor for
the darkness.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24
Ebenezer AME Church
Rev. 6. ?. WIIIIams, paator

Sunday school, $3.50; morn
ing worship. Il; Christian En-
deavor. z; evening service. 8;
prayer meeting Wednesdays at
8 o'clock.
Ninth and Park in down
town Bremerton.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24
Expect $4,000 Negro
Migrants in |. A. Area
After DemobiIizatiOn

LOS ANGELES. - An even
greater increase In the number of
southern Negroes and Whites who
migrated here during the war
years is due within the next six
months, warns the Rev. Harold
M. Kingsley. director of Pilgrim
House community center in the
section known as Little Tokyo.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-10-24

AT least $4,000 Negroes will
come from the south, following
rehabilitation. because Negro ex-
serYicemen will not want to re-
main in the SOUTH" the Rev,
Kingsley. in a release to the press
recently, estimated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Detroit Girl
Georqian's S Bride

MR.. AND MRS. JAMES w.
ENGLAND are travelling TO
Georgia following their wedding
in Beulah Baptist Church yes
terday afternoon. The bride is
the former Lenora Lindsay of
Beniteau avenue, and the BRIDE
groom is the son of Mrs. Emma
England of Shannon, Ga.
The brides sister, Mrs Char
lotte Preston. was her only at
tendant, while Carol Baxter
served as best man for Mr..
England.
The bride wore an afternoon
frock Of dusty rose crepe with
soldier blue accessories. She
carried a nosegay of white car
nations and small palms.
A dinner in the Whittier and
a reception in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ferguson, in
Beniteau, followed the nuptial
service.
The Englands will return 10
make their home here. Mr..
England is former technical
sergeant in the army and is
just back from three years in
Italy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Mariries

WHEN Sgt. Frank ]. Kam-
w erer returns 10 his duties
in the regular army, he will
take his bride, the former
Josephine Modica. with him.
They were married in Our
Lady of Sorrows Church Sat-
urday morning.
The brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Torris of Heidel-
berg avenue, were hosts al the
wedding breakfast in the Whit
tier.
Josephine asked Mrs. Rene
Rosseel 10 be her matron of
honor and her sister. Mary
Modica, Margaret Sansone and
Evelyn Perna 10 be bridesmaids.
Mrs, Rosseefis dress. was Of
pink faille with square neck
line and bouffant skirt, and she
carried red roses. The brides
ildluS WOlC ldCllNANdl hONllS VI
light blue faille, and their
flowers were pink roses. Their
headdresses were tiny net caps
with yelling to match their
frockS.
White satin trimmed in chan
tilly lace was the choice OF the
bride. A sweetheart neckline,
long pointed sleeves and a long
train distinguished her gown. A
crown of satin and orange
blossoms topped her lace veil,
and her bouquet was OF white
orchids and gardenias.
Rene Rosseel was best man
and ushers were the brides
brother, Sam Modica, Edward
Heller and Anthony Carollo.
After wedding trip to
Niagara Falls, the couple will
make their home on Elmwood
avenue until Sgt, Kamerer is
called to service again He
served three years in the Euro
pean theater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Woman Judqe TO Talk

JUDGE FLORENCE c, AL
LEN. United States Circuit
Court. will speak at Rackham-
Auditorium Nov. 2 at S p. m.
under sponsorship of the Inter
Group Council for Women as
Public Policy Makers. Miss
Louise G Grace is chairman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
History Museum Q peninq Tuesday

THE OPENING meeting Of
the Detroit Historical Museum
In Aerrick avenue will be held
Tuesday night from S 10 10
o'clock.
HoSteSScS viii include Mrs.
Fred T Murphy Mrs Wilson
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Mills, Mrs. George W. Stark.
Mrs. Raymond c. Mills, Miss
Agnes Burton and Miss Julia
Hubbard .
a reception for members only
Is scheduled for Wednesday and
Thursday from ! to ; p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

A meeting of the hostess COM
mittee will be held Monday at
the home OF Mrs. l.. L. Kennedy
on Monica avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Northwest Womer
To Meet FRIDAY

THE STUDY committee of
Northwestern Womens Club
will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Earl F. Benson of n. Martin
dale avenue, at 1890 p. m. FRI
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Book Club Luncheon

WEDNESDAY BOOK CLUB
Of Detroit will meet for lunch
snn al i 30 p. mi on WedncS-
DAY AZ the Womeu's City Club
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

Along the same lines as above
Chelsea could use some Old Timer
ball players. Contact me If you
are interested at Wy. 1885.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Chemicals Club
Drop Match Game
to BiddLe Rec

Four teams of the Biddle Recre-
alton 9 o'clock ladies' league were
victors over the Wyandotte Chem
ical club girls team in a match
game played at the Biddle Recrea-
ton Friday night.
With six pin spot, the LANCE
Sign team was high defeating its
opponent with a total score of
2,239 to 2,148. Other standings were
Bill Goss Service, five pin spot,
2,162, Wyandotte Chemicals, also;
Ginzers, 2,175, Wyandotte Chem
icals, Is pin spot, 2,126; R g. S
9 pin spot. 1859, Wyandotte Chem
ical, 2,103.
T. Buchanan Of the R & s team
rolled the individual high for the
night with 1913 and a match total
of 524. For the Wyandotte Chemi-
Gals club, E. Conant was high with
1873 for the night.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

To you bowling fanS-some in
teresting news. The Farmers Grind
Continued on Page I'D
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Trenton Junior COnserUdtiOnists
Sponsor First Fishing Party

} Trenton Junior Conservationists
will sponsor fishing party May 20
as its first recreation since its Or
ganization a month ago.
The boy will fish for perch from
the banks of the river on Crosse
lie. They will be supervised by Isaac
Peabody, local conservation Off
Ger and the advisory committee,
composed of Albert velky, Milo Fer
guson, Duane Stark. John Grove
and Owen Murdoch.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
u OF d NET
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

Edmund Barbour, tennis coach,
announced an eight game schedule
for the Detroit meters and said
additional games would be added
later in the season. The season
card, which opened Tuesday against
Wayne, includes four intercollegiate
meets and the same number OF
matches with service squads.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
FOOTBALL PRACTICE SET

Football returns to the University
of Detroit in active form June Is
when Coach Charley Baer holds bis
first summer practice drills. For
NAL spring practice was not sched-
uled due to lack of football mate
rial
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

Archie Van, widely known profess
sional has been secured by the Wy
andotte NewS-Herald to teach the
residents of the Down River district
how to play golf. He will conduct
his classes at his own club, the
West Shore Golf and Country Club,
on Crosse lie.
You will not have to sign any
entry form to start the classes and
there will be no charges of any
kind. All you have to do Is bring
your clubs. In a series of classes
Archie Van will teach you the fun
damentals Of the most healthful
sport in the world.
The well known golf pro urges
everyone to take advantage Of the
News Herald offer and be out on
the green's for the first lesson. The
News Herald is now arranging for
lessons to be given two evenings a
week, the exact days to be an
nounced on Monday.
The course, which will extend
over several weeks, is to cover all
the fundamentals Of the game. "I
plan to give instruction on the
salient points Of the grip, stance
and swing, the proper use Of woods
and irons in the fairway, bunker
play and putting" said Pro Archie
Van.
At the conclusion of the classes,
Archie Van will select the most
adept pupils and the Wyandotte
News-Herald will award prizes to
the honor students.
Watch the Monday edition of the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Recreation
News
CLASS A BASEBALL OPENS

A@Oo a A%EA1AohAA Va Ems
First game Thursday, May 10
with Mellin Moran, League cham
pions in 1914 meeting the Crosse
lie Naval Base C.A.S.U. team. Mel
lin Moran, perennial champions and
managed again by Ray Manthey,
has a score to settle with the
C.AS.U. as in basketball C.AS.U.
upset Rays Wyandotte Cab team in
the playoffs for the city champion
ship. Little is known Of the C.A.S.U.
team except they have had the ben
eft of having played few games
already this season. The game will
be played at Pulaski Park No. l at
$50. AT diamond No. 2 Wyandotte
Greyhound. a new team will meet
River Rouge Merchants. After this
week the league will play each
Tuesday and Thursday night at $50
with games each time at Pulaski
Park. Nine teams make up the
league with games being played in
Wyandotte. Crosse lie Naval Base,
Ecorse, Trenton, and River Rouge.
CLASS A SOFTBALL
LEAGUE BEGINS FRIDAY
Down River Glass A Softball
League begins play Friday, May II
with II teams from the Down River
area vieing for honors. wy. Chem
icals, league champions and Allen
Park, playoff champions of last
year, will have plenty of competi-
ton as the league is bigger and
stronger than last year Seven new
teams are listed this year, Fitz-
gerald Realty Wyandotte, Wayne
Coffee Shop, Crosse lie C.AS.U..
Band Box Cleaners, Lincoln Park.
Wayne Recreation, River Rouge All
Stars and Folders Trenton. The
Continued on Page I'D
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

Wyandotte s-Herald for fur
ther details. Start shining up your
clubs right now.
Don't miss this chance to become
a good golfer.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

Friday night, in the Old Timers
Club League, the opening game is
between Craft Club and K. of c.,
new addition to the league. This
game starts at Gas. In the second
game which gets away at 7:45, the
Fraternal Order of Eagles (who
have a top notch team this year,
will meet another newcomer
Friends of Veterans. The Jaycees
get a bye on the nights play. OF
course, all of the above games are
due to be played at the Pulaski Park
lighted diamond.
One guy to feel sorry for-Harry
Wagner. The poor guy is going
around in circles, trying to get the
Old Timers Leagues going. Harry
thinks he is all set in one league,
then bang - something's hap
pens and another team drops out
and some other comes in or some
thing just up and happens.
HELP WANTED, HELP WANTED
The Glass A Sharples Chemical
team needs a pitcher. This team is
all set but is without the services
of a pitcher. Anyone wanting to
get in the Class A league get in
touch with Pete Nugent at Sharples.
Along the same lines as above
Chelsea could use some Old Timer
ball players. Contact me If you
are interested at Wy. 1885.
To you bowling fanS-some in
teresting news. The Farmers Grind
Continued on Page I'D
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

The track team at Roosevelt Is
going great guns this past couple
Of meets. Don Grail, miller for the
local school, has been putting in
some impressive work. Last week
he knocked the mile off in 4.47
on slow track and in cold weather.
The team, competing at Ann Arbor
last week, won the medley against
80 other schools.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10
Classes by Archie Van
Will Begin Next Week
Lessons Will Be Given bv Well Known Pro
en- by Well-Known Pro

The Wyandotte Herald is going to make possible
for everyone to learn to play golf
Professional instruction will be offered free of charge
everyone whether you hardened tournament player
rank novice
Glasses will get under way next week, with the exact
days and hours to be announced Monday
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-10

Wyandotte Post 2l7 In the Amer
lean Legion League took the first
game Of the season last Sunday
from Lincoln Park at the opening
Of Retreat Field, Dearborn, by the
score Of 2 to 0. McGarry, pitching
for the local team, was hot and let
Lincoln Park down with three hits.
Palmer in the second place posi-
ton was the fielding star with sew
eral nice plays. The local team rang
up five hite. These were made by
Palmer. Moore, Jacuik, Gates and
Moss. This coming Sunday wyan-
dotte viii play at Pulaski Park at
1:3o. The opponents have not been
named as yet.