davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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only living technical representative,
since his duties did not call for
scheduled flights for one of ATC's
contract carriers.
During his l0-month tour in In
dia and China last year Mr.. Fisher
had one of the most difficult assign
ments given him-to instill pilots
and air crews with confidence in
the C-46. or Commando" cargo
plane. which had been chosen to
bear the main burden of increasing
aid to China over the Hump route
across the Himalayas.
Mr.. Fisher not only aided in elm
ingating the bugs or technical
difficulties, from the early models,
but worked patiently with the pilots
in hazardous flights across the
Hump, instructing them in the
proper handling of the new plane
until it is now considered one of
the most relia bic carft in cargo op-
eratlons. 1t is now used in almost
every theater Of war.
Mr.. Fisher and his wife Emily,
who was present at the brief cere-
mony in Gen. Georges Office, live
in Buffalo. N. Y.
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hope for cessation of the rains which
have pounded down steadily over
the four States for several days,
and evacuation of residents of the
lowlands continues. Flood condi-
tions in Southwest Missouri and
Northern Arkansas are expected to
be as serious as those Of 1927 and
1943. Eight persons died in flash
floods in Oklahoma Saturday.
About 300 persons living in Web
bers Falls in Eastern Oklahoma
were evacuated when the Arkansas
River roared over its banks. The
stream is expected to go to about
Al feet by noon today, topping the
39-foot stage of the disastrous 1943
flood.
Sallissaw, Okla, was cut of from
highway and rail transportation
and tracks were reported washed
away at several points yesterday.
The Grand River broke over its
banks at Salina and residents there
were being taken to Pryor.
Numerous Kansas highways are
UlOCkcu NY IllC llOou WdCClo dlld
lowlands inundated.
The business district of Hollister,
Mo, in the southwest part of the
State was under water yesterday
and Missouri Pafific officials feared
the railroad bridge across Lake
Taneycomo might be washed out.
At Little Rock, Ark, Army engi-
neers are modified to battle a
major flood threat which the
Weather Bureau predicted might
equal the high water levels of the
disastrous 1943 flood. At Fort
Smith, Ark, in the northwest, hun
dreds of families were evacuated
from a residential area along the
river and Red Cross headquarters
were established to care for the
evacuees.
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23,215 the total killed and captured

1923, ,215 the total killed and captured
in the entire Philippines campaign.
There was no new announcement
of American casualties-by latest
previous report around 10000 killed,
missing and wounded.
Fourteenth Corps troops occupied
another small island, Cagararay, off
the Southeastern LuZon coast, and
further secured the entrance to i'm
portant Legaspi Harbor.
Philippine based bombers con-
tir,ued their South China Sea block
ade, sinking or damaging seven
enemy ships They sank another
freighter and damaged shore in
stallations in raids on the Hong
Kong and Canton areas and along
the French Indo-China coast.
Thirteenth Air Force Liberators
swooped down on japanese conveys
in the Netherlands Indies, making
their largest kill in two weeks In
Makassar Strait and Brunei Bay
they sank two freighters and pos
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Ira n. Crist, 63, Dies;
Herald Tribune EmpIoye
Ey the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 16.-Ira H.
Crist, SO, telegraph editor Of the
New York Herald Tribune for 81
years, died yesterday of a coronary
embolism following stomach oper-
alton.
A native of Durant, Iowa, his first
newspaper position was in the art
department of the old Des Moines
News. He also formerly worked for
the ST. Louis Globe Democrat, the
New York Press and the New York
American.
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-Four Flooded States
Face More eHeavyRain;
Death Toll Mounts
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Anxious eyes watched rising rivers
and continued torrential rains to-
day in the four-State area of Kan
sas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Ar
kansas, while residents Of Colorado
and Wyoming dug out from a severe
SnoWStorm.
The rampaging flood waters were
douhly tragic for the Southwest,
which counted its dead at more
than 100 as a result of widespread
tornadoes Thursday. A new twister
hit Nuyaka, Okla, near Okmulgee
last night, injuring three persons
and destroying more than 20 houses,
the highway patrol reported.
The Weather Bureau holds no
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Yanks in Philippines
Edge Nearer Baguio;
S,156More JapsKi||ed

By the Associated Press.
MANILA, April 16.-American
troops edged closer to the Philippine
summer capital of Baguio today as
Gen. Macarthur announced 8,156
more Japanese dead had been
counted in the Philippines during
the last week and 205 captured.
Mai. Gen. Ennis P. SWift's 1st
Corps, converging through the rug
ged Benguet Mountains from three
directions on Baguio, were within
about miles of the city limits at
the nearest point.
Gen. MacArthur's Japanese cas-
ualty count for the week brought to
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sibly third, damaged four others
and a destroyer and gunboat and
wrecked several small craft.
Some information about condi-
tions inside Baguio were brought to
Manila by Dr. Fernando D. Manalo,
Filipino physician who escaped
from the japanese there.
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received the Air
Medal from 1t.
Gen. Harold l..
George, com =
mander of the
Air Transport
Command, for
service "conspic-
uously above the
ordinary" on the
India G h IN a
Hump route.
Mr.. Fisher be-
comes one of the
few civilian pi-
lots to receive
the award and
nrOh q b C the
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Civilian Test Pilot
Receives Air Medal

Herbert o. Fisher, senior test
pilot and technical representative
with the Army for the Curtiss-
Wright Co.'S airplane division, has
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-05
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
1927 Grogan Avenue
Telefon: Broadway 1858
Jan Masaryk o cs. mezinarod-
mich vztazich.

Londyn, (CTK) We SVEN
rozhlasu do Ceskoslovenska
dine 81. prosince rekl ministr
Jan Masaryk toto: "Nase "a
hranicn1 politika roce 1916
Dude spoc1vati ma pevnem nez-
m6nitelnem a masivn1m zakla-
de naS1 dolby Sc sousedn1m So
vetskym svazem. Musfme spl-
niti pine a bez valiant vSechno,
co z tohoto zakladu vznika.
Lid6 mluv1 O mostu mezi vycho-
dem a zapadem, ale my jsme Sc
nikdy nenab1dli jake nejaky
most, prOtoze slavny Sovetsky
svaz a zapadn1 demokracie mas
nepotrebujf. Nase styky S o.
statn1mi sousedy budou utvoTe-
ny Sc zTetelem ma sovetsky
pakt. PTejeme 81 slime demo-
kraticke Polsko, ktere Dude
spolupracovat Sc Sovetskym
svazem. Ma jin6 resent polsk6
otazky nemame cas-. PTeje-
me 81 slusn6 demokratick6 Ma
darsko, %pracuj1cf spolecne Sc
Sovetskym svazem a zijfcf S ma
mi V m1ru. Tot6z Sc tyka Jugo-
slavic, Rakouska a Rumunska.
NaSe styky Sc zapadnfmi
spojenci Sc nezmenily a take Sc
nezm6n1. Jsme vdecni Anglii
"a JEFF pOmoc dob6, kdy ona
sauna i my jsme stall osamoce-
nj. Nesm1rne ocenujeme a
jsme vdecni "a americky zajem
a sympatii. Budeme potTebo-
vat pomoci zapadnich demo-
kracii pfi hospodaTske a .kul-
turn1 RECONSTRUCTED. IS novou
demokratickou Francif name
sve tradicn1 a loyaln1 pTatel-
stv1. Bee slime Francie nem1-
re byt evropske rovnovahy.
TakOva je nase zahranicni poll
tika pro rok 1915. Doufame,
re YAM Dude vyhovovat. Mole
odpovednost Sc koncf S koncem
valky. PAX 81 mGzete uspora-
dat v6ci tax, jak 81 pfejete."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-05
Osobni vlaky Sc srazily, SO
mrtvych a mnoho zransnych.

Velke zeIeznicnf nestestf u
dalo sc l. ledna ma draze South
ern Pacific, kdyz Sc srazily dive
sekce vlaku Pacific Limited, IA
mil zapadne cd Ogden, Utah.
Pokud bylo MONO zjisiti, je
nejm6ne so cestujfcich mrt-
vych.
Prvnf sekce vlaku sestavala
z Is a druha z IL voz1. Prvnf
sekce vlaku zastavila, kdyz byl
ma ceste nakladnf Wax a druha
sekce vlaku do stojfcf sekce ma
razila velkou silou. Jeden Pull
manGv spacf VIZ byl prehozen
pres 10 stop vysoky breh u ira
ii, 10 dalsfch vozG bylo rozha-
zeno podel trait a koleje jsou
vyrvany V delce p1l mile.
Je oznameno, re v poctu mr.
tvych je 20 vojakG, II civilist1
a O peti nen1 ~zjisteno jeste AMI
tolik. Ztotozn6nych mrtvol je
dosud jen 13. Jsou to vetsinou
yojfni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-05
CORPUS DELICTI:
Nemecky humor.
FIR. A..

Zapadnf fronta, listopad 1914.
Toto jest zkraceny = a uz
hodne zcivilisovany preklad
nemecke humoresky, kterou O.
tiskl v cervencovem vydan1 le-
tosnfho roku oficialni "List ne
meckeho vojska', Front und
Heimat, (Fronta a vlast). W.
fisk nasel csl. vojak v dobytem
nemeckem krytu ma zapadn1
fronte. - Kdybych byl proku-
ratorem a zastupoval zalobu
ma nemecke surovosti v obsaze-
nych 1zemfch, precetl bych ne
ziracene vydanl clanku "In
Sachen Hinterhuber" a poza-
dial bych, ably pr1vodnf .f1zenl
bylo skonceno, a to pro prove
denf plneho dGkazu obzaloby.
Nemecka "humoreska" l1c1,
jak 81 pocfna donna nemecky
syobodnik, Oberschutze Alois
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Hinterhuber, kdyz prijel ma do
volenou z ruske fronty. Krade,
loupf, strflf pc neozbrojenych
lidech. Proc je to humoreska?
On totiz re zvyku mysl1, re je
pofad jeste mezi Rusy - ha
ha ha.
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"Az priveslujeme zvolna tam

"Az priveslujeme zvolna tam
HE k te vysoke trave zastav1-
me co nejtiseji dovedeme, a
pax ale budeme musiti rychle
pracovati. Nam DOZEN, re tam
zrovna uhodfme ma skolu uho-
RI, kteTi Sc v tn dobu krm1 hmy
zem ma povrchu vodnim - ne
Iii mesic vyjde. PAX ale nasy-
Gene odplavou, ably opet odpo-
cfvaly ma dine feky," septal
Kopriva.
"Jakmile zastav1me, kazdy
ma SVEN urcenem mfste Dude
pracovati co nejrychleji," jeste
poucoval a vsem Sc zatajil
dech, kdyz jsme Sc konecne
priblfzili k vytcenemu m1stu.
Zastavili jsme tise = a tn
jsme pozorovali jak Sc voda
jen hemzila pod povrchem III
votem. = Jake ma powell jsme
vsichni pocali horecne byti Gin
nymi. Prirozene, nasledoval
jsem pTfkladu ostatnich. Po-
norili klubko, pTipoutane k mo-
touzu a lined no vytahli = a
to jsem nemohl uveTiti sym O.
Gin. Kazdy Sc cinil; jake au-
tomat ponoril klubko, vytahl
no = ale s jistotou, a tn ma
mem wisely 81 byly prilepeny
tri, ctyfi nebo vice uhorG ma
jednou! Jakoby Sc drzely zu-
bama zfzal v klubka zatoce-
nych. Kdyz vytahli klubko z
vody S rybama, rychlym pohy-
benz mrstili JIM Ia sebe do LODI
ky, a opet rychle ponofili klub-
ko neil Sc vsechny ryby co
zbyly We vode rozutekly. Netr-
valo dlouho a v LODGE Sc to jen
hemzilo rybama. - Use to Sc
sehralo v nejakych desfti mi
nutach, ale "a tn dobu jsme wy
cistili vodu okolo lodky cd ryb.
To uz byl cely mes1c venku a
zdal Sc usmivati ma mas z WISE.
Cele okolf Sc zdalo nejak OBJ
zivnouti. Vraceli jsme Sc tri-
umfalne domG, kazdy ma pro-
vaze pres rameno uvazanych
nekolik tuctd uhoT1. - A to
bylo podiven1 kdyz jsme Sc
vratili!
"Je, mankote, CO pax budete
delat S tolika rybama?" podi-
villa sc babicka Leskova.
"Nu, budeme m1ti ryb1 no
dy, vsak Sc nestarejte," odvetil
Kopriva. "Budeme je udit, a
Dude zasoba ma nejaky cas-"
Druhy den jsme obsadili u
dlrnu, snesli jsme metr dr1v1 a
udili a udili. Ochutnali jste jiz
uzeneho uhore?- Tohleto, pa
necku, jest pochoutka = ale o.
vSem S m1rou. -
Kdo by nemyslil, re je to
NONE, at to jen zkusf. A ru-
Gin MT "a to, re kdyz mic jine-
no tax alespon zazije neco nae
Dude dlouho pamatovati.
Ono nen1 rybafenf jake ry-
baren1.
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Zmizele kocky " Britanii Sc
objevily jake kozichy.

Tisfce kocek, ktere V minute
dobe v Anglii zmizely, obJevlly
Sc nynf opet, jenom re We for
me kozisinovych kabatu, Jak
bylo hlaseno. Lapaci cestovah
pc venkove a lapali Rocky pro
jejich kozisiny k oblecenl Britt
kterf nemaji ochoty platiti 100
proc. kupn1 dan pfi legltlmnlm
kozisin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-05
Ia DIR. Jaroslavem Vojanem.
DR.. Jan Lowenbach:

~ AOW
V Chicago zemfel dine 20.
prosince 1914 zcela neocekava-
ne We veku u let muz, jehoz
a politicke prace v his
tori ceskoslovenske Ameriky
nemdze byti dosti vysoko oce-
nena. Kde CO v~yznamneho Sc
sustlo "a poslednfch tTicetpet
let, vsude bylo videt jeho pod
nety a jeho inciativu. Jeho
vzdelan1 literarnf, hudebn1, po-
liticke a hospodarske otevrelo
mu Stroke obzory, kter6 ne1-
navne apostolsky otv1ral i il
nym. zivotn1 zkuSenost nasyti-
la Jeho pero zdravou skepsi,
humorem, optimismem a v1rou
v budoucnost.
V Praze jej starsf pametn1ci
znali jeste jake DIR. Jaroslava
Egona Salabu, ktery We spolku
pravn1kG "Vsehrd" byl pokro-
kovou stikou. Ridil Knihovnu
spisd narodohospodaTskych a
politickych, prisplval do Pei
clovych "Rozhled1" a stal Sc
pax profesorem narodn1ho hos
podafstv1 ma Ceskoslovenske
akademii obchodn1. V Ameri-
ce wal ma sebe nevdecny 1kol
krajanskeho zurnalisty, nejpr-
We V New Yorku, pax v Chica-
gu. Z obdivu k velkemu ces-
kemu herci a s jeho svolenfm
pfijal zde jmeno Vojan, ktere
pax symbolisovalo pr1kopnic-
kou, denn1, cernou, pr tom
vzdy osvetove pokrokovou pra-
eli.
New Yorske Listy "a jeho re-
dakce cd r. 1906 sc staly We
doucim listen zdejs1 ceske ko-
Ionic. V jejich sloupc1ch a ka-
lendar1ch a pozd6ji v "Hlasu
Lidu" je ulozena bezpocetna "a
da clankd a staff, ktere zdejsim
krajandm S podivuhodnou vse-
%strannost1 a jasnost1 vykladaj1
kulturn1 historic naroda a VIZ
nam jeho kulturn1ch pracovni-
XII, jednak Ease S pronikavou
schopnosti kompliacnf i tvoT-
YOU jdou ma kofen z~vlastn1m
problemGm ceskoslovenske vet
We v Americe.
V tom smeru jeho "cesko-a-
mericke epistoly" (1911) svym
bohatym materialem a bystry-
mi sociologickymi postrehy do
dnes 81 zachovaly svoji cenu:
prave tax, jake jeho prvn1 kni.
ha New York" (1908), kter5
i kdyz jiz nemdze pine slouzit:
svemu pGvodnfmu poslan1 byt
totiz prGvodcem pc meste a O.
kol1 piece je cennym dokumen.
tenn, We sve historicke casti oh.
sahuje i mnoho trvale vyznam.
neho pro dejiny zdejs1 cesko.
slovenske kolonie.
Pro propagaci ceskosloven.
ske kultury We Spojenych Sta
tech vykonal DIR. Vojan neoce-
nitelny kus prGkopnicke prace
z jeho podnetu r. 1906 bylc
zrizeno cs. oddelenf pfi Web
ster Branch Public Library v
New Yorku, stala studnice Get
by a vzdelan1 pro nase kraja-
ny. Jeho pratelstv1 S Emou
Destinovou usnadnilo mu ovliv-
nit dokonale slohove provede-
nj "Prodane Nevesty' v Metro
politnf opere "a Tfzen1 Mahle-
rova r. 1909. Jeho bohata
knihovna, pima nedosazitel-
nych dnes dnikatG a to nejen
knih a brozur, nybrz i starych
dGlezitych vystTizkG, vzacnych
hudebnin, fotografi1 atd. byla
nevycerpatelnou studnici pro
kazdeho Cechoslovaka i Ameri-
cana, ktery hledal material a
prameny k poucen1.
Ia obou svetovych valek Sc
1castnil ceskoslovenske akce We
Spojenych Statech a V posled-
Mich letech byl redaktorem
casopisu Narodnfho sdruzen1,
"Svobodne Ceskoslovensko"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-05

kuratora Spojenych narodG,
"bylo vytisteno v novinach, jez
vydavalo osobnf nakladatelstv1
Adolfa Hitlera,. totiz firma
Franz Ehers Nachfolger G.. m.
b. H., Zentralverlag der NSD
AP v Berllne. Firma, jez me-
la monopol knfzky Mein
Kampf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-05

We sve bohate novinaTske Gin
nosti vykladal ctenafdm my
slenkove proudly ceskosloven-
skeho narodn1ho zivota. Havll-
eek, Neruda, Smetana a Masa-
ryk byly pochodne, jez mu syi-
tily ma cestu. Jeho zivotnl dllo
81 zaslouz1 1cty a ocen6nl.
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uction of a temporary bulkhead hat
# Officer Pardoe wears a Merchant
for his bravery. Buy Wa Bonds to
battletrontS. u. S. Treasury Department
Hinterhuber, kdyz prijel ma do
volenou z ruske fronty. Krade,
loupi, str1lf pc neozbrojenych
lidech. Proc je to humoreska?
On totiz re zvyku mysl1, re je
poTad jeste mezi Rusy - ha
ha ha.
"Za rann1ho sera dine 9. pro-
since = zac1na pov1dka = W.
stoupil dovolenec Hinterhuber
z vlaku a vysel pred nadrazf.
SpatTiv m1stn1ho fiakristu, pro
pukl v jasot: Konecne kocar
pro "panie". Srazil drozkare
S kozl1ku, sam sc usadil a jel
domG. Cestou "zrekv1roval''
dve vystrazne svltilny re sta
vebn1ho lesenf, pGltret1ho me-
tru zelezneho plotu a dive
prazdne nadoby ma smet1. Ma
stoj1c1 kocar m1stn1ho radniho
napsal kTidou "Nerozkradat,
pTijdeme 81 pro to-"
Donna Sc odehrava - nacis-
to jake v Rusku = tato hume
rem prekypuj1c1 scena: "Sdra-
stvujte Maruschka" oslovil
Hinterhuber svou PAM, "na-
pred 81 tn udelame poTadek''.
A placl j vydatne, ale dobrac-
ky pc jejlch "prodlouzenych
zadech." Shodil sc zd1 vsech-
ny obrazy, tn a tam utrhl kus
tapety a sv1til "a nj baterkou.
Potion zabednil vsechny okna.
"Moc vzduchu skod1," PROMO
dill pfi tom zertovne.
zerty pokracuj1: kdyz mad
chaz1 chvile vecefe, shazuje
kamna a konstruuje We svetnici
z "rekvfrovaneho" zabradll ro-
zen. Kdyz stfibrna cukrenka:
chlouba rodiny, nejde rychle
otevfft, pare il bodlem.
Nasleduje rozmarna, pro mas
pTflis rozmarna scena, toc1c1 sc
kolem "manzelskych povinno-
stu. Rano 81 Hinterhuber my
je nohy v polevkovem hrnci ro-
diny. Kdyz no zena pros1, ably
prinesl re sklepa uhl1, odpov1-
da: "My top1me dr1v1m."
Odchaz1 a "a chv1li Sc vra-
c1. PTinaS1 plot sousedovic "a
brady, domovnf dveTe, zabrad-
II re schodiste a nekolik scho-
d1 (urazil jen kazdy druhy.)
Nemecky vojak Hinterhuber
jde nakupovat. Odmfta penf-
re i potravinove lfstky. Bere 81
jen sukovici. Vrac1 Sc S mrt-
YOU husou. Ma otazku, odkud
to ma, odpovida strucne: "Kol-
choz."
Ma ulici Hinterhuber zasta-
vuje lidi "zahadnym" volan1m f:
mix maslo, nix moloko?"
Druhy vecer jsou Hinterhu-
berovic pozvani do m1stn1 ro-
diny. V pTedsini Hinterhuber
"rekviruje" zarovku, zertem
vytrha vsechny kvetiny z kve-
tinacG a ~presentuje je PAM do
mu jake kytici, o nab1zenem
j1dle mluvf jake O Cradle, z
nehoz je cloveku ma blit1;" u
prostred veceTe prohlas1, re =
a tax dale; vezme noviny, jde
do zahrady = Hinterhuber po-
rad jeste mysli, re je v Rusku,
ha ha ha, a vykona potrebu
uprostred r1zoveho zahonu sve
no hostitele. Pr vecefi pouz1-
va ubrusu, jake kapesn1ku a
skrabe Sc vidlickou ma hlave.
|PoTad myslf, ha ha ha, re uka-
zuje RusGm vyss1 kulturu pan
ske rasy.
Vrativ sc dom1, Oberschutze
Hinterhuber prohlasuje, re Isl
udela gemutlich vecer": vypa-
II nekolik stfelnych ran do stro-
pu. Jedna z kulek zasahla O.
byvatele horniho bytu do teme-
ne hlavy, procez Sc m1stnf poll
Gle "videla nucena zakrocit ma
ochranu m1stn1ho obyvatelstva"
- (nebot policie ovsem vi, re
Hinterhuber ,nen1 v Rusku, ny
brz v TTetl R1Si).
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A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in. the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-05

v When a tanker rammed the SIS Uruguay with 400 troops aboard,
Chief Officer Pardoe dropped into the pitch black flooded depths Of his
vessel and yanked trapped and injured men from certain death. Disregard
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14

The Beuschlein Hillcrest
game for Friday has been
shifted To Consumers diamond
TO allow the American Legion
Junior baseball team to play
81. Clair Shores at Covered
Wagon diamond.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Legion Game
is Postponed
Until Friday

Failure Of st. Clair Shores to
arrange the trip last night forced
cancellation of the home opening
game Of the American Legion
Junior baseball team of Mount
Clemens, which had been sched-
uled for Covered Wagon dia-
mond.
The game has been moved
over TO Friday at 6 pm, at Gov
cred Wagon.
Eddie Rick, manager Of the
Harry Ollrich Post No. 4 entry
in the county baseball loop Will
make use Of Lefty Stengel,
Bather pitcher, for the opener.
The Ollrich post team was de-
feated by Center Line 30 last
Sunday, and will invade East
Detroits Northwestern field al 8
p m. next Sunday in their second
venture outside their home
town. The diamond is located
near Gratiot and 10-Mile road
The locals are being sponsored
by NJ. r. Anderson. Ford dealer.
Charles Mikelait IS business
manager for the team.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Hitting Spree
Spells Defeat
for Photogs
SeIfridee Field
Wins, Is to 10;
Bonnette Stors

Blasting eight runs across in
the first inning, the indicated
Selfrldge Field Filters Tuesday
night held the Hillcrest Photo
graphers off for seven innings
to win 10 TO 10 at ST. Mary's
stadium.
Without giving the Photo
grapherS a chance 10 loosen up
in the initial inning the Filters
took advantage Of several mis-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-14
Greenberg May Help
Tigers Upward Climb

aration Center and may be given
his discharge by Friday. While
Detroit club officials have re-
ceived no direct word from the
betting outfielder there has
been an understanding that he
intends to resume his diamond
career following discharge.
Jack Zeller, general manager
Of the Tigers. declared, You
bet we're anxious to talk con-
tract with Greenberg. Could we
L : some of those Greenberg
extra base hits"
Manager Steve O'Neill re-
marked that Hank always is in
condition He could be in shape
to play within two weeks. OF
course we've got place for him
i don't know exactly where
yet, but we'll be able to work
that out when the time comes. "
Greenberg repeatedly receiv-
ed $4,000 for his last season
with the Tigers-1941. He was
voted the American League S
most valuable player twice, in
1885 and 1910, and clouted SO
home runs in his best season.
Greenberg, now "a years of
age, has been attached to the
army's technical service COM
mand at Fl. Dix for six months
since his return from overseas
service in China and India.
While he played no baseball
overseas he is reported to have
spent three weeks recently at
Hot Springs, Ark, getting in
shape for comeback.
With Greenberg's status Of
ficially still questionable, De-
troits gooG news of more i'm
mediate effect stems from first
sacker Rudy York's slump
wrecking perfect day at the
pate yesterday as the Tigers
pasted the ST. Louis Browns 6
to 4 for their seventh victory in
eight games.
York, who might have been
spurred by the Greenbe-g ru-
NOR, drove in four Detroit runs
with two singles and three-run
homer, his third of the season.