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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28
(Nadaljevanje.)

10 JIG SllllOSl g, Je VZulllillld
prizigaje znova; "posli lete "a
neumnostmi, in clovek ostane "a
vse sam kakor prst." Sedaj Sc ,je
kesala, zakaj nj Jurija malo pri-
drzala.
"On - sal Sc mt je videlo -
bi bill rad tn ostal, in taka-le ne
vihta hitreje mine, &c je Sc kdo
Hist"
Katra je sedla ma stolcek po-
leg otrokovega vozicka in ga
re IL navajo premikala gori in
doll; zatela je mirneje misliti,
da je ne bi skrbelo -. "Aj-tu-
tuja-haja pupaja!" je bolt "a
Sepetala nego zapela in mislila
sprva lie ma svoje dete -. Kako
je bilo to posebno lepo in pri-
jazno, ko je veliki Jurij peljal
vozicek s Tomazkom! ... Ali ce-
mu dvakrat miSliti ma to; mo-
ski itak store malo, malo dobre-
ga V svojem z~ivljenju. Treba je
misliti ma resnejSe stvari: "Ko
bi Sc do jutri dobro zmocilo -
mic bi ne Skodovalo; itak Sc re
diva dni nj moglo delati, in KIDD
We, ce posi- ne ostanejo V dolini
Sc do torka, ko je semenj doll?
JAZZ bi tudi morala til tia; zlic
potrebujem. In kako podobo "a
V hiSo sem tudi re davno hotela
kupiti.. Bio bi vsaj prijaz-
nejse pri mas, &c pride kdo 49,"
V ten Sc je Katra ozrla V kot
"a MILO, in zopet il je cisto dru-
ga misel pregnala prejSnjo. Mi
Slila 81 je V duhu vitkega Jurija,
S kodrastimi lasmi, kako lepo hi
sedel tam, Najbolj vSec il je bila
njegova udanost, njegova nez-
most in skromnost. Razposajen
ali pokvarjen Sc il nj zdel nj
koli, dasi je bill vojak tri leta,
Kadar je vstal in Sc zravnal, je
zaigralo V MEM mlado zivlje-
ME; sedec pa Sc il je zdel ljubSi
- s~tarejsi -.
"Ko bi sedel tu-le pod podobo
sv. Ane," je premiSljevala Ia
ira dale - "bi bio tn boil We
selo." Ali tega, kar il je tako
vabljivo igralo V dust, nj prav
izrazila Z besedo "bolj veselo',
zdelo Sc il je, V tenn trenutku,
katerega 81 nj hotela privoSciti,
il je bio tako tesno, ozko, a VEN
dar prijetno; bila je srecna, ka-
kor Sc nikoli 49,. Pri Nth bi bill
i mali Tomazek - in kaj bi il
bill mari yes ostali svet? -.
Toda ia sreca nj priSla, bilo
je zanjo sedaj re prepozno -. .
Kako il je bio zal -, Bog, ko hi
Vsaj mogla zaspati! 80. Prema-
gala Sc je, vstala in Sla je kakor
opita cd prejSnjega premislje-
vanja V vezo, da Sc enkrat po-
gleda, kako je zunaj, in &c Sc
morda ne v~racajo posli domov;
pOtem pa sc vleze in mora "a
spati 80. Gledala je S praga, ali
Bog We, cesa so iskale ME utru-
jene oci V tel nevihti =, in ne
naSle 80. Same zivljenje Sc il je
zdelo tako Carokrasno! 80.
Vendar pa zunaj nj bio tako
temno -. Katra je dobro razlo-
cevala vrsto brezovih vel, kate
re je spostavila, tam ma svitlo-
zeleni travi je videla nekaj tenn
nejSega borovja -. Kdor bi pri-
sci, bi ga magic spoznala; poslu-
Sala je napeto, ola bi bila takoj
cula korake 50. Komu bi Sc pa
izljubilo, da bi Sci v TAXI nevihti
cd doma; posli so Sli itak kan
drugam prenocevat -. Tu gori
pa je svigal blisk "a bliskom;
nebo Sc je kar zarelo, kakor da
Sc hOCe razpociti; ma zemlii pa
Sc je vse treslo cd groze in vri-
Scale in stokalo. Ma gori je diva
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28
;ABRIJELA PREIssovA:
NEW HHTA
IL zbirke "Korotonske povesti"'

KRAFT Zapored ~treScilo, in Katri
Sc je zdelo tako blizu, kakor bi
bio "a hiSo. = Spomnila Sc je,
kako preprosto je mislila kot
otrok, z~aslisavsi grom; dejala je
vedno: bog Sc krega!" Vendar
je bila tedaj boil srcna nego da-
mes, ko je re bila dorasla, izku-
Sena, razumna Katra
"V TAKEN trenotku Sc zdi osa-
nell clovek sam sebi kakor or
week. Beracico Lenko pojdem
poklicat k sebi, da skupaj pomo-
live rozni venec, kateri prezene
posvetne skrbi 49,. je vzdihnila
tresoca Sc pc vsem telesu.
Neprestano Sc ~prekrizuje je
tekla Katra pod p~ristreSje.
"Lenka," Sc je sklonila k star
XII, "pojdite magic k meni V soho
- pojdite! V TAXI nevihti bi vas
bio tukaj strait"
Starica Sc nj ganila. Trdno,
brezskrbno je bio memo spanje;
Lenka je lezala z obrazom Sc
no obrnjenim.
"Stari ljudje Sc poloze kakor
otroci - in re so jih minute vse
skrbi," je mislila Katra in spom-
Mia Sc Jurijevega oceta, O ka-
terem sta popreje govorila -.
Katra bi tudi rada bila tako sta
ra; vcasih cd skrbi nj mogla "a
spati -.
"Slisite, Lenka - slisite!" 10
je klicala glasneje. "Pojdite spat
V soho! Poslov nj donna, in KIDD
We, kdaj pridejo ... Pojdite, bo-
We molili skupaj rozni venec!
Bozja VOLTA je..."
Lenka Sc Sc nj premaknila.
"Kriste Jezus, to je spanje,'
je dejala Katra re nepotrpezlji-
vo, priiela starko "a ramo, sire
sla 10 S tako mocjo, da je yes
MEN obraz obrnila k sebi. V
tenn Sc je znova zabliskalo, raz-
svetlila Sc je okolica, in Katra
je grozno vzkriknila 80.
Uboga Lenka je prisla sem IL
dihniti duso, To je bill preprost,
navaden konec trudne starice
potovalke brez doma, - lahka.
mirna smrt; toda Katra, XII ie
bila danes re itak visa nemirna
in preplasena, kakor list trepet-
like, je izgubila vsled tega yes
razum. VISA V strahu je tekla
zopet V hiSo in misleca lie na
svoje dete, ga je popadla il Ii
belke, pritisnila 81 ma prsi specc
njegovo glavico, vrgla ma hrbet
ruto in bezala cd hise, kakor da
jo pode furije.
Ko Sc je nevihta ma nebu ne
koliko polegla, je nastalo nakrat
okoll Katre grozno systemic, ka,
kor da vzdihuje in stoka visa pri-
roda. Veje majajocih Sc dreves
brez, jelk, smrek in macesnov
so Sc spletale mad stezo, kako1
da hocejo Katri zabraniti pot
Dvoje velikih pticev je mike
letelo cez cesto, enemu so Sc oc.
zolto zasvetile in zaviknil je ka.
kor clovek 80. Majhen kamen.
eek Sc je kotalil pred Katro pc
poti prav tia do meje, kjer je
bilo razpotje; ena pot je vedle
k bliznjemu poslopju ma desno
kjer Sc je Sc videla luc, drugs
pa je Vedla do Meme pristave
Katra nj mogla vec dale, in ne.
kaj 10 je siloma gnalo k Vraze
vim; kajti lie tn bi Sc lahko cd.
dahnila. Zavila je torej ma de
sno, skocila mimo vodnjaka
kjer Sc je nehal plot, in letels
pc d%VoriScu proti napol odprtin
malo razsvetljenim vratom.
Ko jih je zaprla "a seboj il
tako ubezala psu, XII Sc je laja
joe zagnal "a MO, je cutila, da je
V varnosti. V hlevu je najprvc
i. zapazila troje prezvekavaiociF
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28
RAZGOVORI

(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani,)
di slovenski soc. klub st. / JSZ
dramsko predstavo V dvorani
SNIP. Igralci Sc pridno vezba-
jo, in ker je teh priredb zadnje
case tako malo, je samo prav,
da napolnimo dvorano.
Jugoslovanski relif
Centralni jugoslovanski relif
V Chicago, kateris della med
Amerikanci, adresa: 1913 w. Ma
Olson ST., apelira ma vse, Jugo-
slovane, da darujejo ponoseno
obleko in cevlje. Mas slovenski
odbor je ma delu in DO priobcil V
nash listih kan posiljati oble-
ko. V Clarendon Hillsu 10 pobi-
"a moja zena, kateri pomaga
Mary Aucin. Vsak maj daruje
kar more. Pomoc je silno po-
trebna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28
PR0svETNA MATIcA

v fond Prosvetne matice SO vpla-
Gala drustva, klubi JSZ in druge
organizacije v maju, juniju, juliju
in avgustu 1945 kot sledi:
SteviIka drustva in kraj Vsota
104, SNIP, West Allis, Wis. S 600
118, SNIP, Pittsburgh, Pa.
G944-1945) 1900
100, SNPJ, Gallup, N. Mex. 600
121, SNIP, Detroit, Mich. 900
206, SNIP, Gross, Kans. 500
262, SNIP, Farrell, Pa. 600.
4O7, SNIP, Windsor Heights,
w. Va. 800
434, SNIP, Arma, Kans. 600
449, SNIP, Cicero, Ill. 600
Fed. SNIP, Milwaukee, Wis. 1900
Fed. SNIP, Bellaire, o. 800
10, JPZS, Milwaukee, Wis. 1900
"a, SDZ, Cleveland, D. 900
KLUBI J. S. z.
/, Chicago, Ill. 1900
ia, Detroit, Mich. 500
DRUGE ORGANIZACIJE
Pevski zbor "Svoboda',
Detroit, Mich. 600
Pevski zbor ~"Jadran",
Cleveland, o. 1900
Skupaj 1850
TainiStVO p. Nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28

poSteni, svobodo ljubeci rojaki,
z delavsko usmerjeno inteligen-
co vred, ma eni strani; pa mai DO
tote komunisticne ali kake dru-
sc napredne delavske znamke,
in visa klerikalna, pc okupator-
ju organizirana zapeljana masa,
naScuvana "a bratovski pokoli
pa ma drugi strani. Kje je kaka
srednja struja? Je nj. ST simpa-
tiziral Z emo ali drugo stranjo,
ali pa sedel ma "fencu".
Brat mi piSe il vasi Terbinc,
fara Mirna ma Dolenjskem: "Bil
sem leto in pol V italijanski in
ternaciji. Vrnil sem Sc sestra-
dan in bolan, da zdaj tezko de-
lam ma posestvu. Lansko leto mi
je umrl 8-1etni sin in istocasno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28

Ako vam je narocnina potekIa
prosimO, ObnoVite 10 cimprej!
Ste re skusaIi pridobiti Pro
letarcu k njegovi Stiridesetlet
nici sal enega novega marco
nika?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28
POSLUSAJTE

vsoko nedeIjo prvo in noj-
storeiso jugosIovonsko ro-
dio uro v Chicago cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postojo
Vodi 10 0eorqe Morchon.
VICES. 1860 kiIocycIes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28
CAKAJTE,

do Prejmete drugi ali
tretji oPomIn o
poteCeni nOroGnini.
ObnovIte 10 Gin
yam poteCe. S tenn
prihronite uProvi no casu
in stro5kih, OBJ enem pa
izVrSite svojo obveznost
n0DrQm Iistu.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
CrOss Dance, Ter Successful

Community Dance and given last Sunday added Ito the Red Cross War live.
 Iinner headed the list of with $199.25, which is brising considering the as- Its of piroque, pigs in- b, salads and wonderful lent of homemade past
 t were served. A raffle of
 brought in $53.75 of the
 and the dance netted ter $50 rent was deduct | Louise Coon, chairman Red Cross drive, accepted |tribution with thanks for |ery generous gesture on It of the women of Kodi- Ftional thanks were offered
 women planning the af- the Victory cafe for use of the local orchestra for nusic; the free use of the nt Bar; Sgt. Irwin De U. s. Marines, for con- g the auction; and the others who attended.
 Coon reported later this hat about 5000 had been ed so far in the drive
 witl be continued until
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

L. K. Wodlinger, who return ed last week from the East on a plane trip that took him across Canada, reported that in New York he ran into It. Orcutt, who was formerly of the Alaska Travel Control office here
 He and his bride, the former It. Helen Shut, Army Nurse,
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

Freight on the Lakina incIud- ed a huge, modern refrigerator for W.. .Erskine Co.,; a fioor-type furnace for the Island Fountain; !; and truck and other equip ment for Robert Hester, clam cannery operator,
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
Paul Hart, in March6eld, Calf. on March "A.

MT. and Mrs. W F. Cook, residents of Kodiak the past 3 years, left on the Lakina to return 10 the Sta es to make their home Trey are gong first to Tacoma and MT. Cook said his plans for the immediate fu- ture would depend on his draft board.
 Mir. Cook was employed as a carpenter here at the base and during construction of an Army mlll at Danger Bay. Ms. Cook has been employed at the North land Photo company.
 Mrs. William Morgan, of Port Williams, arrived on the island
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

Mrs. Cecil Lynch, of this city, has received word of the arrival of a son, at the home of her son,
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
D Topics

,. Agnes Crutcher, who was SC guest of Dr. and Mrs. olmes Johnson the past
 left on the Lakina to re- 0 her home at Ketchikan. ;rutcher, accountant, pre- her by plane.
 2l girls attending the fire meeting of the Yoye- cup tuesday were gwen g in which to keep 8 record nor beads earned, and a } chart Uniforms, manuals ther equipment were pass 3 girls played games and eeting ended with the hand B. Max Folsom is the new ant guardian. .-Sclibe, Jo- Williams.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

mail l cat Thursday for 8 short sit Ii re, her first since she and MT. Morgan went to Port Will Hams fter the fishing season.
 She plans to leave. today on the mail boats next island trip.
 Mrs. Helen Eek was dismissed from the GM hospital Saturday.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

Catholic church building Way farer's building) at 10 am tomor- row.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

ther Edgar Gallant returned odlak by plane Thursday g trip tbat took him as far IS Philadelphia.
 I's will be said in the new
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

family of Milton Smith, 'ye of Patrick Lynch & Co.,, ting of his wife, Edith. and ren Jacqueline F, Milton 'an and Joan 6, and Rebec arrived on the recent Lak- queline is now employed at ictory cafe.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

at the Ball and Help the tall Tonight at Blinn'sl
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

R. E deNormandie, candy maker from Portland, Oregon, who arrived here last week, is employed at the Kodiak Candy Company.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

also previously stationed at Kodiak. were on their honey moon.
 In Seattle he met Chaplain k. B Gilmore, formerly at Ft. Greedy, who had just returned from the South Pacific Chaplain Gilmore said he would like to hear from all his friends in Kodiak. His address is U. s. s. Ticonderoga, c V. IA, FPO San Francisco.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17

liam Fitzgerald suffered 8 n bone in his left hand in a Ist Friday evening, although l not know it until he went ne hospital Saturday for nent. The injured member ,laced in a cast.
 lola Clymer, former em- e of the Cheechako Grill, ned to Kodiak on the Lak- ter a visit in Texas.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-03-17
Announcement

Due to the failure of receiving our usual shipment of film on recent boat we are obliged to close our Theatre for short period of time
 We very much regret this but it is a situation beyond our control and one which we are making every effort to correct in hopes 1t will not
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Action for Tonight

Detroit light fans, who more
than fans anywhere else in the
world like a good. old-faShioned
knock down wn-and-drag-out Pier 8
brawl. appear well on the way 10
having their lust for blood satiS-
fed
Only recentl -. Boxing Com
missioner John HettChe instructed
his referees 10 caution fighters
that they would be penallzed
portion OF their purses II they
stalled during any one or more
rounds during A fight
And now comes OrNille Godfrey,
Arena Gardens promoter, with
another idea that will be IN effect
tonight in the main event and the
Semlwindup on ms regular weekly
fight card
Godfrey changed the usual pro-
ccdurc of waiting until after a
fight before offering the winner
a match with another opponent al
future date.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Jockey
Returns
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Jockey Robert Watson, veteran
Canadian rider. is to come back
TO the saddle at the Detroit race
track today with a chance 10 ride
his way to the championship of
the meeting.
Watson has been riding a lot Of
winners during the past week at
TorontoS Woodblne track for his
contract employer, II. G. Hatch.
He picks up the string here with
so winners, only nine behind
Jackie Favoritc, leading rider,
who is serving a 10 day sus-
pension
Favorltc is eligible 10 start rid
ing FOR The powerful Wolf stable
Friday. Before that time Watson
can be out IN front
Watson has been named 10 ride
only GhiCkTC- - - IN the sixth race
today, but he should have a lot of
chances because the riding colony
has been very much depleted with
only nine days left Apprentices
are doing most of the riding,
some of them little better than
nOVlCCS.
Freddie Wirth, the apprentice
from Camp Taylor, IS leading the
active riders up to today's racing
with 3S winners as against 81 for
Harry Hart and IS for Patterson
MiIllEan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
MORE TROUBLE

But came trouble again IN the
ninth As the fighting Senators
battled tenaciouSly against fate.
Buddy Lewis and Joe kuhel each
got a single. That was all for the
veteran Bridges. George Caster
took over and disposed Of Cecil
Travis and BinkS handily. But
Lewis scored on Travis out.
Then came Hoover with his
second grewSome error. Wild
throw 20 first which would have
made Ferrell the third out Kuhcl
scored on the heavc. cutting the
Tigers lead TO a lone marker. SO.
when Torres Singled. O'Ncill
moved again and Trout went in.
And, as already related. Trout
ended the fracaS with one pitch,
causing great glcc among the
Tigers and despair in the stands.
Bunching four hits off Mig
ceiling. the Tigers scored three of
their five runs IN the second. Bob
Swift batted home two of them
and Benton. of all people, the
other Benton exploded a two
Continued on Page l5l
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
One Pitched Ball by Trout Saves Tigers
old Dir Comes 10 Rescue
In Ninth 10 Divide Bill
BY LEO MACDoNELL

WASHINGTON, Sept 17-Paul DIZZY Trout making his
appearance II days in the Tigers current feverh
pcnnant drive pitch the second of the
doubeheader at Griffith Stadium here yesterday
brother that pitch carried lot drama when little
Mike Kreevch pinch hitting for Santiago UTch relief hure
the ninth inning bounded to Sketer Webb for the third out
the Tigers the Senator'S Sd after the home
boys had Snatched the opener 3D..
A crowd of 2959 paid customers pair of thrilers
gave Tigers three umphs games played in the
crucial vegame series here and meant the difference and
one-ha OF one-haH which the Tigers
league lead would have been ced had the Senators the twin
bill
pinch runner racing in from
third slip the part the Tigers would have the.
and possible defeat later.
Incidentally Webb made magnificent play tearing in like mad
the ball and all the Rudy York
for photo finish at first base.
Though AL did eleventh straight
which the big rGhhander has failed broke
his e 10 OF them roles officially the pitcher
Johnny Nggeing pitched the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Sticks II Ou+

on one occasion. when New
houSer looked jittery. Steve
O'Neill went 10 the box and had a
talk with his pitcher. Apparently,
NewhouSer assured the manager
that he was able 10 continue,
which he did.
II would have taken a master
piece 10 beat the capable Roger
Wolf who used the famous
knuckleball almost exclusively.
Wolf gave up only FIVE hits and
excepting in the first inning. when
the Tigers scored their two un-
earned runs, never was he IN
trouble.
Wolff II right-hander the
Senators got for Bo-BO NewsOm
n couple ot years ago. He had
been with the Athletics for
three years. He was promising.
but backed by a mediocre club
he was never able 10 win more
games than he lost with the
Athletics. Then last year.
plagued by injuries, he failed to
get going with the Senators.
But, this year was a different
story. Wolf found himself and
his brilliant pitching has been one
Of the reasons for Washington's
pennant drive. Yesterdays tri~
unlph over the Tigers gave him
19 victories against 10 defeats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
BENTON IN TROUBLE

Benton pitched seven and ono
third innings, during which ne
gave SIX hits and two runs. He
was frequently in trouble As a
result of walks, combined with
hits, but managed TO pull himself
out without scars.
Then. in the eighth, things be
gan 10 happen Washington
things
With one out. George Binks sin
cled TO center and. when Rick
Ferrell walked Steve ONcill.
sensing that Benton was firing.
moved quickly. The skipper called
Tommy Bridges from the bull pen.
Bridges first showing since ne
injured a finger in his first ap-
pearance Of the year in Detroit
Labor Day.
Bridges got two strikes on Gil
Torres and appeared to nave t7c
Cuban shortStop in his back
pocket. But, with a double PLAY In
sight. which would have retired
the side, Joe Hoover booted an
easy groundcr and BinkS scored
as Torres took life AT first
Fcrrell who had moved to third
later scored when Milt Haefncr.
batting for NiCgeling, singled Ia
left. George Case popped 10 Webb
and George Myatt struck out on
wide curve. retiring the side.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18


Sfsgt Jimmy Edgar. Detroit vs. Joe Red
dick Paterson, n ] miodeweight tloi.
Pete Boos Detroit vs. Ossie Pequese.
Huntington W Va fcstherweightE tbI.
Jessie Ray Detroit. vs.. Jerry Pittro, Chi
cago middieweights tsI.
Gene Roland Detroit VS. Roy Crews FL
wood City, Pa. wciterwcights a.,
Bob Amos Detroit VS.. Harold Thomas.
Detroit light heavyweichtS a..
Irish Ray Miller Elwood City Pa, vs. Bob
McQuilsn Port Huron hghtwciehU 90.
S/Sgt. Jimmy + d & ar, Detroit
middleweight, hopes to top off his
brief respite from duties at Camp
Hill with a Knockout victory over
Joe ReddiCk, highly regarded Jer-
seyite. in the 10-round headlrncr
at Arena Gardens tonight
Edgar'S rcCer+4-<S such that he
can juStitlably entertain such
hopes. but there are many who dc
not share EdGar'S viewpoint
One of these is Eddie Taylor
who boxed with Reddick IN the
gym Taylor marvelcd at Red
dicks power and was Of the opin-
ion that Edgar would he lucky to
win A decision, much less score a
knockout.
Edgar has lost to only one
| fighter in his pro career. Jake
! LaMotta beat him twice. Edgar
has a record of n victories. l3
( by knOCkOutS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18

for the Wolverines this year.
Ponsetto directs the team on
both offenSe and defense. II will
be his job 10 hold the youngsters
like Walt Teninga, Dworsky.
Fonde, Elliott, Chiames. Weisen.
burger and the others together.
Ponsetto is the teams No. I
blocker, kicks off. docs the place.
kicking for extra points, passes.
runs, and is a whale OF de.
fensive player.
Yes. PnnSettn is the huh around
which Michigan'S offenSe and de-
tense reVolVes. He has broad
shoulders and the load will be
heavy between now and the end
Of the l0-game schedule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Cotton Price
To Join Lions

Coach Gus DoraiS OF the Lions
who knew that in Bob Westfall
and Andy Farkas he had ample
running power, had reason today
10 expect his attack 10 b. supple
mentcd with brilliant paS,Ing after
receiving news that Cotton Price
will rcloin the club Wednesday.
Price was Whizzer Whites al
ternate at left half in 1910 and
1941. He came To the Lions from
Texas A. e. NJ and was one Of the
leagues outstanding paSSers lie
has served with the navy nearly
four years and will receive his dis
charge tomorrow.
II " shape. Price may get his
first taste Of competition Sunday
when the Lions open their 10-game
lcargue schedule against the Chi
cago Cardinals in Milwaukee
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Four in Detroit

After tonight the Tigers have
left eight games 10 play. all with
the Indians and Browns. -Four Of
the games will be played in De-
troit and the other four in Clevc-
land and St LouiS-two in each
city.
The Senators will have hut
FIVE 60 play. All will be on the
road. two At New YORK and
three at Philadelphia. With
Washington having suffered
three more defeats than the
Tigers, the standings give what
the mathematician pronounce
more than just definite edge.
But The pcnnsnt can bc lost
Remember how close and yet
SO far the Tigers came from a
pcnnant last fan when they were
favored hy The >chcdulc7
The folks hcrcaboufs arc still
talking about Richards great pegs
on Myatt Saturday Incidentally
tho famed Washington Specd,ter
ha, Yet 10 steal a base m the
series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
In Minors 10 Years

Thirty-two years old, Wolf
started with Evansville in the
Three Eye League in 1880, spend
ing more than 10 years in the
minors before reaching the
majors.
With three wins in four starts
In the critical five-gAme series,
which gives then sort of toe
hold on the pennant, there was
jubilation In the Tiger camp
today. Oh yes, they can still
lose the championship. But, IL
Is safe I'm saying that with two
and One-half games lead, they
have better than an even chance
togo into the world series.
With a game under the arcs
here tonight, the Tigers and Sena-
tors will conclude their Little
World Series" Hank Dana is eX-
pected 10 pitch for the Tigers and
Walter MasterSon for the Sena-
tors. Dana revealed outstanding
pitching ability against the Ath-
lcticS. his first start since joining
the club in Boston last Sunday
MaSterSon, in his first start since
coming out Of the navy hurled a
two hitter against the Indians
here the other day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Good Supporting Gard

lie signed s Sgt Jimmy Edgar,
Detroit middlewcight now in tho
army 10 fight Joe Rcddick, a
highly regarded Paterson. y J..
rngman for his hcadlincr to-
night. But hc threw in m added
incentive by telling both fighters
that the winner would be back in
the Arena Gardens on oct l
against OSSio bulldog Harris.
who has not been defeated thls
year
Godfrey applied the same proce-
dure when he arranged for the
eight round scmiwindup on to-
nights supporting card which
pairs Pete Bolos. Detroit Syrian
with the ranior like right. against
OsSIe Pequcsc OF Huntington.
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