davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09

The news continued to be good,
and she knew that Steve would re-
joice if the new serum were another
medical miracle.
Then on Tuesday, only four days
after the Wheatlcy dinner party.
she saw a story in a Boston paper
which sent her running into the
kitchen to Mrs. Gates.
"Gatesie! Gatesic! Listen to
this cried Daphne and read the
story aloud:
peter Calder, 22-year-old son OF
former Governor Samuel +. Calder,
died suddenly today at the summer
home of his parents at Bar Harbor.
On leave from the United States
Coast Guard, in which he enlisted
last February, young Calder was
stricken two weeks ago with iniiu-
enza. He was one of the first to be
treated with the Calverton serum,
and had completely recovered. He
was preparing to return to his sta
ton when he dropped dcad!"
Daphne asked, "Do you know
what that means?"
Mrs. Gates said, "He probably
wasn't a strong boy"
NO? Well listen to this: Young
Calder left Yale at the end of his
junior year. He was a member of
the water polo team and played var
sity football Does that sound
as if he We're a weakling2"
That was on Tuesday. On We'd
nesday other papers reported seven
"flu fatalitics." They had been
created with the new serum, and
pronounced cured" but had died
suddenly from "causes unknown"
On Thursday, Daphne Willough-
by was on her vas to North WHIT
ridge-and Steve. In her purse
were all her clippings.
A dozen times on that tiresome,
hot trip, Daphne told herself it was
a fools errand; she would not find
him there. Steve would have left
North Wintridge by now. He had
said he had experiments which
would keep him there "a few months
longer" hut-did he mean two, or
three, or four months 1t was four
months since she'd left North Whit
ridge.
Once, just once-and then it was
when she was sending a telegram
from New York to tell Kate Denni-
son to meet her train-did she re-
member that this was the eve of the
Fourth of July-the day when she
was supposed to give Alan her an
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Youthful Miss
Pretty Hostess

Mss Doris Bel was hostess 10 a
Gso-p o. her friends Wednesday
=; her Scovel place home Dancing
and refreshments took the a;ten-
ton o. the major portion OF the
guests
Guests presen, Included: Patricia
and Rec maid Larry Harry Brown.
Alma and Jack Mortou. Ccvara and
Mildred Clemens. James F;lts,
Joann Jackson. Doris Whatley.
Marty and Larry Blame. Harris
Foster. Holberts Howard. Mar
uuella DosS. Mary Walker. Junetts
Sims. Kenneth Dudley, and Thomas
Turner.
Also present were: Jackie and
Gwen Oliver, Cereu Brown. Mar
vale Graves. 1'helma and Joe
Scaggs. Donald and Norman Webb,
Dorothy Dennis, Willie Bolden.
Billy Henderson. Doris Perdue,
Gene Worne. OrSel NcGhee. Gill
Der; Homes, Dorothy Debro. Ed
ward Robinson. Parish BIavies,
Lille Mae jenkins and others.
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should have been disbanded. have
reorganized Same event took
place last Friday at THE J B
GOGGlNS mansion Five tables
OF the originals attended
Future meetings are being held
on Monday nights as they used 10
oe, but at the Omega House.
Glad 20 know thst MYRTLE
GASKILL IS or he mend Hope
very soon 10 see her up and about
again.
Cpl BASSETT JONES home o.
tar.oGgh from india @Cky
boy SGT FLETCHER ROCT'T
home rom che South PacI-c area.
was wounded here ana Is ~ I'm.
no>pi'o IN Chicago Stopped
here - long enough 70 see MS
fami.y en- roate last weekend.
x X =;
LIEUT. asd MRS KERMIT BAL
IER N,;c Gc,c far the whole Of
las, ueck dong ne town %
and sce.o1 al Of ;0cr !re ds.
SO .; s.
RUTH N,NEIL and MARION
HUBBARD having a p.aN:a. n
;er.-de N me W.rcy City.
=
FLORENCE ard LAWRENCE
JNCANnoN .y.rg in Cleveland
g.. r'n' REGULAR - .NeN .-p here
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Final Selection
OF Jabberwock
Acts Announced

The JabberWock committee is en-
Unused about its forthcoming fif-
teen,h production which is rapidly
taking shape Under the superb di-
rection OF Glenn Mills. The Jabber-
wock will be presented at Art In
st,ute. Feb. %, at BIS pm.
The selection OF acts has finally
been achieved with much difficulty.
Nineteen acts were presented for
approval. Those acts which have
been accepted for participation are:
Apollo Players, directed by Alvin
Loring and presenting the skit en-
titled David" the TroWbrldge
Players. sponsored by Bardella
Smith, in a skit Just Supposin':"
Sphinx club OF Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity IN a modern version OF
Little Red Riding Hood Con-
stance B.ounts Dance Group. spon-
sored by Marguerite Williams
McDavid in Song of India" Youth
Council Of NAACP. directed by
Dawn Watson presenting "A Bash
ful Suitor' or "Courting in the
Gay Nineties' and Theresa Hen
derson's choral group from Duff
field school.
Marvin DuPre's Victorian Choir
will participate IN complimentary
Sk!t and the following solo acts
have been accepted Clifford Smith.
Soloist Mary Louise Fisher, vocal
ST De.bert Russell, vocalist, and a
trio entitled Three Girls and a
Song headed by Verona Steele.
The oox-ofiice d. AT Institute
W!il be open Thursday evening.
Feb, %, 80 10 10 pm and Friday.
Feb. q from pm. We urge iha,
YOU secure your ticket now 70
assure yourself seat" says the
committee
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time they vii, leave for Mexico
and a months vacation.
X X X
THE SCROLLERS OF KAPPA
ALPHA PSI what with their
brothers having a new house and
all are Coming TO the fore
and held forth al Mckenzie Union
OF Wavne last Saturday night.
MANY, MANY THANKS TO
NORA CAIN and BEULAH
BREWER sorry We we're not
here 20 Kiss them personally e.,
bu: viii 90 so Whe1 We see them 4.
Twas our Very .avor.te gestlre.
x x =;
O"r 6eepe, apo,0g IS . JIMMY
TONpFE co.,rr: make Z $3.50.
c.' "s,N remember dear ARCHl-
BALD.
OUR VERY BIGGEST ORCHID
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MRS. MOSES WAIVER
CFIERRATES RIRTuDAY

MRS MOSES WALKER Of 81
J"an avenue celebrated her birth
day ~ q Join; sa;hert~e VIII the
MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF PLY
VI O L TIL CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH AZ hey home las; Sun
DAY Games Of different Kinds
we're clNcrtinR 20 the group
Wl'h Is pr.2Cs 20 ne vic:ors. some
o' Nhich came from Ca.!orc.a
Mrs Walker hrnught them with
her ON her return rcccut.y
The ladies' NhH attended were.
MRS SADIE JACKSON MRS.
WILBUR ROBINSON. MRS ALT
e THOMAS. MRS. CARRIE LEE
THOMPSON. MRS BFA JACK
son. MRS VIENNA MALONE.
MRS JAMES NcNEAt. MRS.
NAMYE BRYANT and MRS. VAL
ERIE PET'TlFORD
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WEST VIRGINIA COLLEGIATEs

We are SO sorry act % have been
able - date 20 respond 20 any %
re ertrra,.es o. MADE !. y. y
ClAYTOR Who j. president.
ard LEONTINE CURRENT. who is
secretary Of the WEST VIRGIN
IAN COLLEGlANS Which group
: composed of either graduates
or former 81 dents o, WEST NlR-
GINA STATE COLLEGE We
axe pleased TO learn from a recent
communication tina; there are over
100 o. rs here in Detroi;
WEST VIRGINIA FORUM on
Sunday. FEB. Is a; pm. a; the
NMCA with AUSTIN W. CUR
TlS&iormer assistant 10 DR. CAR
YER and a West N.rgInian. VIII De
me speaker
We are using this medium % try
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MezzNzzzz1
BY GLADYS
DELTA "JABBERWocK" TIME

SHooCNWOSk
49, HOW ume does fly -. We can hardly realize that the
Jaooerwock has been going for Is years (f memory
serves correctly Doesn't seem a bit like it,
Every year folk say they will positively not go again
for various reasons and year they turn away
people than any other entertainment feature . So we
have come to the conclusion they do like it and how
been sold The response this year from particpatne
organizations was best yet nineteen acts wanted
TO enter with gave the selecting committee material
aplenty from which to pick six very good acts EDITH
WHITE, this years Delta chairman and CLEMENT Mill 8
VINO is stage manager and has been since the very
first one promise super-Jabberwock to end and ton
all others. - r
THE APOLLO PLAYERS, under the expert guidance
OF ALVIN LOVING will be there again to entertain YOU
The SPHINX GU b OF Alpha Phi Alpha has hilarious
eklt LITTLE. RED RIDING HOOD with an al-male
cast DUPRE VICTORIAN CHOIR in their colossal ar
rangements OF song TROWBRIDGE SCHOOL eroup
remember them last year? in the wedding of Jack
and Jill.
For the entire acts there will be CLIFFORD SMITH .
who out-sing Sinatra MARY LOUISE FISHER who
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kins. Plans were discussed for a
pre-Easter party. Plans were not
completed. The hostess served .
delicious repast. Guests present
were Mesdsmes Annie Mae Bur.
CESS and Tribble. The next meet
ing will be held at the home OF
Miss Leila Radcliffe.
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THE QUO NADIS
BRIDGE CLUB

Held their meeting al the home
Of Miss Bandella Williams. After
the meeting games were played
and delicious luncheon was
served. The next meeting will be
held al the home OF Miss Tommie
BankSton.
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Page q
THE TWELVE CELEBRITIES
BRIDGE CHR

Met Al the home OF Mrs. Juanta
Meeks Of Dequlndre. Sunday. After
a delicious luncheon was served.
bridge was played with prizes
going TO the following. first, Velma
DlckerSon: second Louise Kinks.
Miss Hattie Butord is club re-
porter
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CLUBS
THE SISTERHOOD
ADVANCEMENT CIIJB

Met al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison Carter OF Clinton street
last week. The Bible lesson was
led by Mrs. Jane McClain. Mrs
Louise jenkins. 2729 Franklin
street. was the hostess this week
at her home The Bible lesson was
taught by Mrs Eliza Northington.
Selma Carter is president; and Jane
McClain, club reporter.
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II UP dUu COmIUg as a Very Inc
soprano and a very unusual
tria OF young girls who Will delight
you These are Only few Of
the surprises in store FOR YOU next
Friday mite ART INSTITUTE
is the place and g.. they do de-
clare that II viii begin al $50.
x * *
LEON WHEELERS' DAUGHTER
WEEDS LIEUTENANT
In the presence of their imme-
date families MARY ELLA
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THE AURORA CLUB

Met at the home OF Mrs. Olivia
Dickens. A guest dinner To be
held al the wv. c. A. March
is. was outlined. A delicious re-
past was served by the hostess
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Sadie King OF
Antietam street
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@ BEULAH WARE who graduated
this January from Wayne ard has
already been placed as teacher of
physlca, education
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THE CORTERIETTES

Met Wednesday al the home OF
Miss Verror Jackson. Plans we're
completed for'-s party 70 be given
March 3. Club guest was George
Hamilton. Cassie Hornadsy was
accepted into the membership of
the CLUB. After the business ses-
sion. tea was served. The next
meeting Will be held at the home
Of Ruby Brooks. the president, on
February 81.
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WHEELER. daughter OF MR.. and
MRS. LEON WHEELER and
LIEUT. WILLIAM c. COLEMAN.
son Of MRS. WESSIE COLEMAN.
were married on SATURDAY. after.
noon Il. The ceremony was sol.
emnlzed in the chapel of Plymouth
congregational church by the
REV HORACE WHITE The
young couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for Goldman
Field. KY. where the groom is in
training as a bomber pilot Both
the bride and groom we're students
OF Wayne university MRS
COLEMAN was graduated last
summer and is teacher OF health
education al Miller h! gh school
CATHRYN HARBERD
SURPRISES SORORS
TAU CHAPTER OF Delta Sigma
Theta sorority met AZ the home Of
their president. MISS CATHRYN
HARBERD on Sunday.
After the business meeting Cath.
ryn surprised her sorors and
friends who dropped IN .sier- bS
announcing her engagement 10 1T
WALDO SMITH -. Each guest was
presented W+th- tiny white scroll
tied with white ribbon the
news about the impending wedding
was written inside SORORS
PRESENT included. MILDRED
ROBINSON. ROSE LEE MERRI-
WEATHER. ROSA CAMPBELL.
HELEN QUEENS. HARRIET Nc
FADDEN. BETTY WILLIAMS.
EVE GADDISON. MARCEL DAN
TEL. LOUISA MCCORMICK. MIL
DRIED BLOUNT and NELLIE
MACKLlN.
Others who were present were.
NETTIE and JEAN JOHNSON.
cousins OF the groom elect: MAR
IAN MCCLELLAN. CHRISTINE
WILLIAMS. HARRIET ard EVE
Lynn PACE. VIVIAN BARRETT.
MERRYRUTH WILLIAMS. Mr..
and MRS S " RIVERS. parents
o. he oride.elect: LINNElL HAR.
BERD her aunt. MRS. MARION
McDCFFlE and her cousin. CLAIR
ICE EVANS
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to do our DIT towards insuring a
record crowd Funds raised
from this project will be used 10
aid Dctroi; students al West Vir-
GINA State college who need help.
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THE BROWN MODEL CLUB
Met a. the home OF CaSSye Ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Trout RejjoiinS
Tigers Today
By LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON. July IS
Euoled 10y news that Paul tDlzzy)
Trout would reloin the club here,
combined with the end Of losing
-SttCaK that threatened their first
place honorS, the Tigers today are
IN the national capitol primed for
tttr4- -+fi4PeFt five Edttte- Sc"
-it.--epith HE surprising SrnHturS.
Trout. expected to-day by piano
from Detroit. should holster FL
cor pitching staff crippled boy M
lurCS.
fiaruid NCwhouSCr Hnd-tt-Ren-
ION VIII pitch 10 defend The Il
gers three game lead IN a twilight
-dnublr.hcadcr scheduled for to-
night The FIRST game VIII start at
S O clock
Ncwhou>er, still seeking his
fourteenth victory of the season,
last saw action IN Boston, where
he pitched fine ball only 10 lose
because of the teeblene>S OF hlS
mates AT bat
There Will be a night game
starting at $50 tomorrow and
another twin bill on Friday here
After that the Tigers move Ia
Philadelphia for four contests, M
cludinC one game under the hghlS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Amateurs Play
On TWoDdyS

Amateur Day vtl' be plural io-
morrow night and Saturday At
Briggs Stadium A split program
was announced last night by Nir-
gil T. Zcttcrlind of the DBF.
Paris and Auto Cuh tied for
the lead IN Class a. viii play their
part Of last Sundays rarncd out
affair AZ S p m. tomorrow night
The class 3 battle between dead.
locked Oakwood and Johns and
tho two AIl-Star games IN Classes
G and y viii o.hcld, starting al
noon SATURDAY
Zcttcrlnd said tickets would he
good for both games and OK
planned the split program Was
necessary 10 avoid conflict with
Saturdays USO benefit game be-
trcco Ford Ail-StarS and Great
f..I...
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Joe La Mottd
To Fight Here

Matchmaker Scottv Monteith
has signed Joe LaMotta, brother
OF the wel.known Jake, 10 meet
the always dangerous Willie Wat
lunS Of Detroit in the main event
of hi, first fight show at Wyoming
and Ford road a week from 1hi>
Friday night.
LaNotta and Wat ms vii
tanCle IN an eight-round bout
There viii be another eight
roundor and three fve-round
bouts.
Alontci,h is coming out Of re-
llromCnt after -four years 10 pro-
mote for the American Legion
Ford Motor Post l72
LaNotta fights much on the
same style as his brother Jake
Watkins IS very aggressive
leather throwcr. Thus, it looks
as though the Gray Scot has lost
none Of his cunning AS a match
maker who knows how n please
the crowds
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
4 First Rate Pitcher

Most big league bali players
who have faced Satch-and he
has pitched against most Of
them agree that ne is pitcher
of the first rank Now 39 years
of age he no longer possesses
the speed that once enabled him
10 dazzle the batters But he
now substitutes headwork and
control for speed, and the COM
hlnation is enabling hun 70 have
one Of hls best years IN A long
time
Being much concerned with
his hitting, Satch does not pay
much attention 10 pitching
records He lets his bosses do
that. Still their records show
that he not only Is one ot tha
best but also one Of the most
durable pitchers baseball has
seen
Before he Joined the Mon
arehs. Page used 10 pitch all
year round He pitched in the
United States during the spring,
summer and early fall and then
drifted south with the birds. he
would pitch In Cuba for time
and then drift 10 Central and
South America. In the spring
he would head north again
Paige has been pitching u
years During that tine he has
appeared in 1850 games In
one season alone he pitched rs
games
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Tales
PAIGE Prefers Hits
10 Pitching Marks

Satchel Page, the famous Negrn
right handed pitcher who con1
10 Briggs Stadium with the Ka1-
saS City Monarchs on Sunday is no
different from Schoolboy Rove.
Lefty Gomez, Dizzy Dean and
other great pitchers in one notable
respect. He takes his excellent
pitching as matter of course.
When he wants TO boast he talks
about his hitting.
To hear old Satch tell II. he
never batted lower than 400 IN his
life. Ask him al any time. winter
or summer, spring or fall, what he
is hitting, and SatCh will think
awhile and say Bout 400
Tom Baird. who Is one of the
operators of the Moharchs, would
not think of disputing Satchmos
claim in Satch's presence, Still, he
says that Satch is A good long ball
hitter but not 400 hitter. HIS
forte Is pitching
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Record for Durability

'rhe only bie icagae pitcher
who comes close ~ Page n
furahrhrv Is Denton r 'CN
Young who pitched So games
1ytlrtr-tz p is-tt l-f-tii- lard
Nationals. & LOUIS Nationals.
Boston Americans Cleve Ian 4
Americans and Boston Nationals
between 1889 and 1912
Page is A long. skinny ind.
vIaua' win an easy gong dis
position. he has unusually large
fingers which permit him 20
almost cover the hall with BIS
reh, hand This is 4 pitching
asset. giving him control
Although he relies mainly upon
good control 10 win ms game,
Page still has fast ball that Is
very good
IL saves that one for trouble
he explains
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
4 Master Snowman

IN addition 10 bcinE 2 great
pitcher Page is 2 great show
man llo usually dlSdalns :
vIrdgn considering u lost mo-
ron lie stands on nc mound
WITH tho bah concealed m ms
glove Thcn pow It's over.
Thcy tcll A story that Page
once faced a teaC m an eNhihI-
tGon game in Oklahoma CITY ?
few years ago Pepper Martin
Vas 4 member Of. that team.
Satch kept waiting for the "A.
nous VIA HoSS Of the Usage
10 come up 10 The plate Finally.
IN the sixth inning he inquired
what had become of Martin not
know ne that he had already
struck hum ont twice He was
told that Pepper would be first
man up m the seventh
When Martin came up Satch
struck him out Then he re-
marked So you're the great
Martin huh 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Beaugay Favorite
In Chicago Feature

CHICAGO. July - TNSl-
Beaugay. the undcfeaied maine
chance farm juvenile fllv owned
by Mrs Elizabeth y Graham ~
New York. was expected 10 go 10
tifc- ro>t--7 Sh0rt-pFWed favorte
today IN the Si7 oO0 Arlington
Lassle stakes AZ Washington Park.
Other favored entries were Col
G V Whltney'S enhlade and Louis
3 Mayors Honeymoon
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Old Friends

Dolph Camllh new Rcd SoN
FIRST haScman, once played for Joe
CIonin on a sandlot team IN san
Francisco
I'VE won the championship
and Joe helped me to 70 10
sacred Heart High School. the
year after he left CamlllI re-
calls
Ted Williams former Boston
S'ucCer. is playing on Charley
GchrlnEer'S team At tho Jackson
Vile ar station Bob Kennedy
former White SoN thrd haScmar
is also on tho Florida team
How long they'll. he together Is =
matter of doubt. for all three are
due for transfers almost anytime
Roy Cullenhinp'S homer off
loo Page in New York was the
30th opposing batterS have
rarnrrrd off the Yankee pitch
ing this season o.. The Yankees
also have the dubious honor of
having totaled l09 errors in -
games,
Sufv StirnweiSS. only SOC
Yankee hitter. has connected
safely IN II straight games
Connie Mack speaking before a
Chicago luncheon group. said be
Was convinced Jimmie FoNN could
hltr broken Bahc RuthS home
lur record of 6n in season had
FoNN tried for thar mark IN 1882
when hr finished with s.
u advised Jimmie in Septem-
hor ~ that season to shoot for
the mark" Nr Mack recalled,
and he was well ahead ~
Ruth's mark tor correspond
ing datc>. hut Johnnie decided
to aim instead for the lNigue
batting championships.
fo,N 'aF.eH n that h6 ALSO iIu-
-rn-- second witt 36t for the
season 'o ONO or 2e7 made hy
r-'r A'fNando who u'aN.d Wl'h
,.. T.rgr, and Rod C.>
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Keeshin S Team Gets
Two More GridderS

CHICAGO. July 1s 6UPl Two
former eastern football stars. on
their way home from the Pacific
war. were added 10 John l. kec-
SHIN Nt1-Nmerican Football Con
ference team today H. Walter
Williams. nine lcttcrman a Bo>-
Ton University. and IT, Claude
Peck pIeCulcwlcz. Fordham reg.
ular quarterback. IN 1889 1910
and 1911 signed contracts m Chi
rgwO
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

Add Four New Teams
To Times Classic

-Four new teams will bowl when
The Detroit Times Classic opens
It's eleventh year next Sept Is.
Herb Matthews Kraetke, Bob
Coles KoepPlinger. Ellis Walkers
Ira Wilson and Art Watson's &
Palmer Park Recreation were
awarded franchises AZ the annual
meeting last night Al the offices
ri z & 3
a new sponsor Malcolm Gil
rour. viii take over the Nye
franchise formerly held by South
eastern Recreation. The lineup
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

Leonard Is the clubs leading
r--'r-+1 ~ IT. ami 3 =. Remember
Leonard 49,. Ugh -. The guy
that beat the Tigers out Of the
rcrrant last year dra' him.
Hubble Walker says there Is
one good way of stopping Leonard
from dong % again
Get league lead that can't
hr wiped ont on the last dae ~
the season"
Griffith retf44fr- t-stt5tn trt~
f,e starting pitchers Leonard,
Woff Plcrctti IIaCfnor and Mig
csinc for any staff i'm the league
Mall all ll-ptsht Al tight
.iuff. keen ,cu,-.-.ErAnk
~mhhNl ONCrmlrC- is the only
-aHthpav with two victories over
'rc Yankees this yoar
Larry MarphaIl IS now fun
70e-thlrd owner IN the Yankees
When The club was purchased,
Had slightly less stoek-than
capt Dan Topping and Del Wehh
Webh is a SroCkhotder in
Eng Crosby productions, Inc,
which financed tho motion pIcurr
The Life of John l. Sullivan"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
WdIIy Wade Returns
To Duke University

RALEIGH y c July Is tJPN
IT. Col Walace wade. former
football coach Of the Duke Cni-
.trJtt Eluc Devils has been r.
loa>c1 from the army after re-
turning recently from II months
service overseas iIe viii resume
hrs duties soon As Duke director
Of physical education Coach I'd.
die Cameron has been named head
-trrrrtt1Htf C0ECh i'm thc capacity 10
has served since Wade entered tho
army m 1912
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Hdnsmdn Suspended
70 Days al Jamaica

NEW YORk. Iu'y Is UNSl
Lawrence HanAnan-Ai---r--- ~ ttrtrf-r--r
tire rider viii start serving \ 1C
DAY suspension after today rae.
ing ~ Jamaica Re was SGT dowr
hV the stewards for careless rd
inC aStride HIS Jewel which LOST
nv a nose 10 Coincidence m the
fifth event yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

vii read Coca Cola Fife Min
eralteS Nye, Stroh. Ira Wilson,
I'll. + e. r. Detroit Gasket.
DeluX,veld. Kraetke. Chene- from
bly, Parlsclean, koepplinger.
Palmer Park and PopSi-Cola
Harold ! Allen was reelected
president fdr tho eleventh couSeC.
utjve year Vhlo Robert s Thtnc
was reelected fr-f wee president
Joe rorrs was named second N'c"
president replacing Charles r
R7haui and Henry w Fhrle was
renamed secretary treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Bob MOntgomey'S S
Hurts Not Serious

PHOENIXV1LLE. Pa July rs
G'P) X-ray photographs today
disclosed that lightweight cham
plon Bob Montgomery suffered no
fractures IN an automobile aCcI-
dent near Princeton, = J last
Sunday Montgomery Still is Suf.
fcrInC some pain from his injuries
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
BETTER GOLF
Putting Problems
TW' % '6' ~ '' , '''
By SAM SNEAD

GoIPs Greof Teacher and PI0ler
More problems present them
selves m putt than IN any other
stroke ON the green That's why
vnu must practice You have tho
roll ot the green to consider. com
phcated hy uphill or down-hlII