davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
IFS Up to sgd

Just whether sgd will start Fri.
day or Sunday against the Maple
Leafs is a question that he Will
probably decide for himself after
practice at Olympia today or to-
morrow. He has been out skating
for several days and doesn't no.
tice any pain in that injured
shoulder when he skates or stick
handles but gets twinge when
he shoots.
The doctor who is treating himl
says sgd will be Just rs good FRI
day as he will Sunday. so sgd
may 20 in the opener. Incident
ally. II Syds injury doesn't ham,
per him too much his layoff may
prove 10 be very beneficial, be-
cause when any one starts hitting
the middle thirties like sgd, IL is
real strain 10 keep yourself
KEYED UP for a 5p-FaH4e- campaign
while you are working a regular
eight-hour day at a toolmskers
bench. Add a gruelllng playof
series and you have a worn-out
veteran
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Starts Over Again

Thereupon the lad gave him
directions but. still confused,
Zcller took a bus back downtown
and then started all over again.
lie made il the second time.
Al Vincent. Tiger coach last
season and now "A scout for The
club. has been conducting a base
ball school for kids in Beaumont
Vincent will scout talent for
the Tigers IN Texas and tho
Southern Association Mllt
WelchS chatter behind the plate
IN the Tiger scrub games reminds
listeners of Birdie TChhcttS
Except that young NClCh IS a
. baritone instead of soprano
Art PsSsarella, al 81, is tho
youngest umpire IN the majors
\. He has been calling en- m
.the American League for five
YEARS ..- iucIdeUIallY big league
umpires have a pension retire
nent fund After - years
service. II retired, they get a
3 minimum of $1,000 a year -. To
this IS added $40 = year for every
year over ~ that they serve. up
10 and including 20 years
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

Ruth Lepper and they have eStab-
lished their home at Wayne.
The other boys in the service
are Dave and Phil, both with the
army in Germany Bill is attend
ing officer candidate school in
this country and Paul is back
from long service in the south
Pacific with the army All the
boys favored the army like their
beloved father. But not daughter
Sarah. She is with the marines
stationed in Washington.
Dave. the oldest brother. was
the son who received the famous
letter from the Iron Major during
the last war. Dave later played
football under his father at Ford
ham.
Young Frank planned TO play
football for Boston College under
Frank Leahy but tate sent both
away, Leahy TO Notre Dame and
later 10 the Pacific with the navy
and Young Cavanaugh 10 the
army air forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Richards May
.Subfor O 'NeI|
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE. April Paul
Richards will be in charge OF
the Tigers when they move 10
Terre Haute Friday 10 play the
White Sox and complete their
spring training in the event that
Steve O'Nell is unable TO make
the trip. according 10 announce
ment BY Jack Zeller. the clubs
general manager
Showing little improvement
O'Neill. still confined 10 his hotel
room. today faced the possibility
of being -Femeped-te a Detroit
hospital for check up and treat
ment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Club Needs Rest

incidentally. call II an abb n
you will. the Old Cunnel had one
ready for the Wings II they blew
to Bruins So many Of the older
players like Howe Mud Brune-
teau, Liscombe and others like
Joe Carveth and even go-getting
Tony Bukovich are in there Pitch
inC on full-time war Jobs
Syd really looks rested after
his twe-week layeff. The layover
until Friday for the start Of the
final round won't hurt the rest
Of the Wings. either
HoWe'S return won't be partic-
ularly good news 10 the Maple
Leafs. lie was Detroit'S leading
scorer against them in the regular
season. when incidentally the
Wings won eight Of 10 starts
from Hap Days team
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Wings Score: Open Here Friday

priods. Jack MCGill registered at
1915 Of tho first and Ken Smith
NJ l9.4l Of the second. Carl Lis
combe got his No. d at 1854 Of
the third. after Goalie Bibeault
haC been removed.
This last minute announcement
warns goal judge to have q fin
ger on the button which flashes
the red light so no time Will be
lost II a goal is scored
Late in the third period Pat
Egan caught Flash Hollctt IN the
eye with an elbow. crashing the
Detroiter 10 the ice IN pain.
Treated by Dr. {, l. TomSu. Hol-
let said he'd he ready for Friday
night. May escaped without a
sinner.
The only other casualty was
Fred Pike, the time keeper His
ear was cut by a puck and his
nifty Easter fedora muSsed up by
Armstrong; stick on the same
play.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Scores 2d on Carveth's Rebound

put Wings ahead minutes later with 20
right when he picked Joe Carvehs rebound
stickhandng centers shot had hit the left post
his last goal with just six seconds OF the left
yanked by Manager Art Ross with 80
ond 10 go Detroit ice and hit the post
he followed passout from Carveth TO
comeback tabled the stocy left from Gait
voted the teams most valuable player
decided than other
and he finished the with 70 points
36 goals and 81 assists
season. however had disappointment and in
he had scored only "a goals and
He tabled playoff failure,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Shippers
Meet at
Bayview
By GEORGE r. VAN

Plans for a spring series Tor
boats in the Detroit S-Meter Asso-
citation will he up for discussion
at meeting at the Bayview
Yacht Club tomorrow night, ac-
cording to Perce Darnell. head
boy of the association.
incidentally. Darnell says his
Pintail is the only S-meter def
nitely slated 10 60 in the Mackinac
race this year. Chairman Chuck
McGregor's recent edict requiring
that all racing boats tn fact all
.entries) have self bailing cockpits
hits the eiGhts
Not one of the feet Of the :
boats in this class here now has
self bailer All are open cock
pit Jobs Ernie Crates had one
built for Shamrock several years
ago 10 comply with the rule.
This eight is now owned by Bob
"Hinkly-Pinkly' Kerr and Eddie
WunSch who are unCert a n
whether they can get away from
their families for the trip north,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

With three DAYS before they charge against the
Toronto Maple Leafs here for the Stanley Cup and the hockey
championship Of the world the Detroit Red Wings take
few bows for the greatest payo comeback in the history Of
The club.
With Carl Iscombe stpcky left wngcr who had gone
sorccss in 10 successive firing home four goals Jack
Adams Red Shirts drove through the Boston Bruins for 53
victory Olympia last night.
II the seventh and payof contest in the first round
which Wings lose the first games here They
rallied 10 three straight lost Boston in the sixth game
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

spent some time at Hot Springs.
Ark. taking the baths before re-
porting 10 Beaumont where he
managed the Tiger farm club,
plotting the Exporters 10 a cham
pionShip, incidentally.
With coach Art Mills and Rich
ards in charge the Tigers were
put through a strenuous. if un-
eventful workout yesterday. New
IN the squad was Forrest (Joel
Orrell, tall right handed pitcher
who came on from Clearfield.
Utah, near Ogden, where he
worked AT a naval supply depot
during the winter.
The pitcher reported with word
that he had been inducted into
the army and expected a call
later, late in May perhaps,
Joe won eight games and lost
two pitching for Buffalo last year
after which he finished with the
Tigers. winning one and losing
one before the big league season
was completed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Scores on 5O-fOOt Shot

But who scored three goals in
minute against Chicago still has of hockeys
most dangerous he fired 50fooer with
Murray Henderson of Boston in the penalty box to put
Detroit first goal scored Detrots power
play in 10 games. 90
II appeared that might for nothing when 1s
another of his bad nights He
McG between his pads and the post to tie up
Lscombe had
again He early the second period by Tipping in an Soot
rebou of Mud Bruneteaus shot
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Pull. IP

They pulled 10 within five points
Of their more experienced foe but
fell back IN the final few minutes.
As il was they outScored their
rivals. q to II
On the basis Of the second half
showing, tonight'S game should be
q battle all the way
One of the stars of tho winners
in the minor league was Bernard
Sipiora No bigger than a min
ute but quicker than "A second he
handled the ball twice and scored
two baskets.
The high scorer for the night
was Bill Mccarthy, with IL
points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

Leafs@Ahd.-hoyS d=giTis|the
way those Maple Leafs are going.
the Red Shirts are going TO need
everyone if they are going 10
bring Detroit and our Jack Adams
the world hockey championship
for the fourth time.
The Wings made a great up
hill fight TO win that first round
series from the Bruins without
Howe's services in the last five
games. sgd. you know, has played
everything but goal for Detroit.
That is a fact And the veteran
from the Ottawa Valley has
scored more points than any
other player in the history OF the
National Hockey League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

the game Ted Lindsay was able
10 bound up Olympias $ steps three
at a timc. Was on his way 30
phone his mother in Rcnfrcw.
ont. Yes. she's coming here for
thc finals.
Jack Adams undoubtedly recog-
ni/cd this same freshness and
spirit in Lindsay when he put
Hm AZ ieft wing on the Murray
Armstrong line 10 help hold off
the dangerous Cowlcy trio on
their last -ttirn.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Great Lakes Enters
Michigan Irdlk Meet

ANN ARBOR. April 4 - Great
Lakes thinCladS have entered the
Quadrangler track meet 10 be held
here May II. Wolverine track
Coach Ken Doherty announced to-
day
Other contestants in the meet
include Michigan, Illinois and Ohio
State.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

fsilS from New Jersey, where nc
works In a print shop rs press
-Fsasa--Aeiper AieNaE'F' IS ownCr
of a grocery ~ Jasper Tenn,
end Wilson is farmer IN
Georgia.
Paul Richards IS probably the
only sports writer actively playing
Aal "a ti4e h4ee 4ee lleaesttt---ft1-tt1r-w111=
ter the Tiger catcher writes
kReHts ffef-- ffef- Tire Ba1fy tig1t IN
WaNahaChle a Texas city which
prnudlN-callS4tSelf Queen Gttycf
The Cotton Belt according 10
laulS paper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
BANG-BOsTON SCORES

Hereafter. the dulcet voice Of
Fred Huber Jr. viii make a lot
of DctroitcrS trcmble when 1t
comes over the PA with his Ia
NOUS announcement. There s
only one minute of play remain
ing In this period
Boston scored that announce
mcnt in both the first and second
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Ruth Rates Williams
Over DiMaggio

BOSTON, April 4 CUP)-Ted
Williams of the Boston Red SoX
rates a nod over Joe DiMaggio of
the New York Yankees as the
greatest natural hitter of the past
decade. baSeball'S all-timc home
run king, Babe Ruth. said today,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

tory over the
Boston Bruins
here last night.
sgd Howe,
who was voted
the w in & S
most valuable
player just a
few weeks ago,
will probably
be b a c k TO
help them in
their Stanley
Cup finals with
he NJ aD q
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
1853 Record Hockey Crowd

This thriller which sos persons largest crowd
National Hockey League here, talk
to themselves The Red Wings took the lead in each of the
first two periods goals by Lscombe but trailing 32
when the last period opened
Wings put three-goal burst with in the first
five minutes
rink length dash by Eddie Bneteau for the most sensational
effort 3 Bruneteau started
defense left wing took body check
from eenseman Jack Crawford that him around the Boston
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

Iumey look sharp either the goals which Herhe Cain
popped him before the second PERIOD
this period he made only two saves and allowed TWO
a Detroit drive back
tory against periods the were: Lumy-
7-2-3-l2. Bibeault-4l2-l0-26,-
The Wings injuries of vicious
checking oett took the check of the night ~hen ne
by Pat Egan HoleU Sald ue
caught him the left with his elbow
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Sports Sports
Tiger Rookie Trio
Teammates Again
By LEO MACDONTLL

EVANSVILLE April 4 Boh
Maier, Walter Wilson and Carl
NcNshb, the trio obtained from
Buffalo, and an OF whom Will
start the regular season with the
Tigers against the Browns a. ST.
-iurJIS- 1PF4f =, ate teammates
for the third season,
They were mates - HaCerS-
town. Md, I'M the Tr-Statc
League IN 1912 and again at
Buffalo last season In 1913 Nc
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

unless his pa =
tent showed
decided i'm
prov Q me n [
during the day
Wit h hi s
right an X ! Q
badly swollen.
O'Neill is in
pain The Tiger
pilot recalled
that he had q
similar attack
in 1912. at
which time he
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Valencia, Anderson
Top Arcadia Show

Chilindrina Valencia. colortul
Mexican hantamweight champion,
will return 10 the Arcadia ring
Monday night TO face 6aShy Willie
Anderson, Detroit fcatherweight,
IN one end Of a double windup.
Matchmaker Scotty Strachan
announced that the Nalencla-An-
dcrson 20 and its companion bout
VIII be over the CiCht-round dis
f.,En
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

NNNn Was in
the army and
got 10 North
Africa, before
Il Was found
ont that he had
stomach ulcers
ffrd w0Uii nc
of little or no
use to ( h G
army
NaICr and
NJ c y n b b are
? q q IN m atcS
n ere NJ q / q 7
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

e " "a III pJ " "
here the last
two seasons.
II COlOrfuIly
displayed on
a big beer
ad out near
Van Dyke on
jeff so n
avenue. Her
= X ! p p 2 T,
q u t.
Gmeiner de-
nieS, h o W.
A-Aw - n
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

'TOOT' GMEINER ever, n at
Apache's mainsail will he used
to advertise beer during the
summers regattaS.
The committee handling the
coming visit of Harold S Van
derblt here Friday April 13
meets tonight al the Detroit Boat
Club according te- -ReHlle Dele
chairman Of the affair,
POwerbOaterS, according 10
present rules. are allowed
maximum Of "a gallons for the
tbree-month period. but some
Of the boys aren't making appli-
cation until after April Is.
Seems they expect a break.
Chairman McGregor OF Bayviev
says there is nothing 10 the story
that the Mackinac course will be
changed because L. s. army bomb
are using a section Of the coast
between Sanilac and HarboI
Beach on Lake Huron for practice
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Bob Tales
sgd Howe viii
Likely Face Leafs
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

The Old Cunnel has picked up
a bit of news that probably is
almost as cheering to the Detroit
Red Wings as their great So VIC
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Chicago Carriers
Beat Times Boys
By EDGAR HAYES

Herald Carriers tonghts second
of city basketball with victories
against games will be played
acke Field House Third and Pin Highland Park starting
and thorc : charge
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
STAY IN FRONT

In the minor division the Don
aid Ducks went out IN front early
and stayed there 10 annex a 2S
10 Is margin over the Bluebrds.
The stands were filled during both
games.
The RogueS from Chicago had
a smooth running outfit that had
the Detroit Youngsters on the run
during the first half. At the in
termisSion the local lads trailed,
% TO 10 With the start Of the
last half the Detroit boys over
came their stage fright and went
N,nrL-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

The visitors chalked up impress
siVe victories in both-the major
and minor divisions 10 be assured
Of at least an even break when
the second half of the series is
played in Chicago next week. The
RoGues, the major leaguers, piled
up topheavy lead in the first
half which they protected to de-
feat the River Rouge Lions 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
13 Saves
For GOaIie

CLEVELAND. April q CUP)-
The battle for the American
League Calder Cup was squared
at one game apiece today
The Hershey Bears upset the'
Cleveland Barons, ) 10 3. al Cleve.
land last night 10 tie the series
after the BaronS won the opener
AT Hershey te 2 2, last Saturday.
The defensive work Of Hershey
goalle Nick Damore. who had 43
saves. was given a high place IN
the credit for the Bears victory.
The series resumes AZ Hershey
Thursday
The standings
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
CALL IN MAY

Or. Edgar II Weber, the Tiger
managers physician, said that he
would recommend the removal
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Pacific Coast League

Nv United Press
los Angeles san Francisco q.
Portland 3, Oakland 4
Seattle 10. san Diego
Sacramento q Hollywood 2
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
LINDSAY RETAINS PEr'

II an eighth game IS required
through p tIe Detroit also will
Get N
1t must be great 10 bc 70 After
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

migratory waterfowl and
wildlife sanctuary in southeastern
Michigan that can be reached
easily by two-thirds Of the states
population is a postwar dream Of
the conservation department
Fred Westerman, chief Of the
fish division of the state conServa-
tion department will speak to-
night at the monthly meeting of
the Detroit Sportsmen's Congress
at Knights of Columbus Hall. w.
Reuen Fisher of Frankenmuth
will show his colored hunting
movie.
P.J. Hoffmaster, director OF the
Michigan Conservation Depart
ment, will speak tonight at the
annual dinner of-the Western
Wayne County Conservation Club
in Plymouth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

Apache. former Mackinac
winner and the racing-cruiSing
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

Early arrival Of springlke
weather in Michigan is bringing
correspondingly early reports Of
damage TO crops caused by deer
Farmers of Livingston County
report complaints that deer herds
are running fields of winter wheat
and alfalfa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

Col. William Harvey Qeft), In charge of mainte-
of the Alaska Highway, guest of Manferd Buregh
(right) told Detroit's Key Club yesterday that the
sporting paradise of the world probably exists in the
Alaskan country.
Unsurpassed fishing crossing the very
famous highway caribou and deer all blend to make this
highway something all sportsmen should want to see
maintained ="
Col Harvey Is Detroit man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Nv VI. y. DRUKENBRoD

The first two games Of the
Stanley Cup finals with Toronto,
rs originally planned will be
PLAYED at Olympia this Friday
and Sunday. with the next two m
Toronto THURSDAY April y. and
Saturday, April ~.
This wasn't decided, though un-
iii an carly hour this morning
following conferences Jack Adams
had over the phone with Connie
Smythe In Toronto owner James
Norris IN OScala. Fla, and league
President Red Dutton. who had
returned 20 ms hotel after last
night & game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Fish Counters
Face Heavy Job
BY DON GILES

Whether anglers ever can catch
all the legal size trout in stream
may be determined by the con-
-servation departments institute
for fisheries research in expert
ments to be conducted on Hunt
Creek in Montmorency County.
Men working out Of the depart
mentS Hunt Creek fisheries ex-
perimental station will count all
of the legal size trout in fenced-in
sections of the stream. using
electric shockers' that bring fish
10 the surface for censusing and
marking. The fish are not in
jured. Records will be kept of
fish taken by anglers and CEN
suses will be repeated during and
at the end Of the open season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Here We 60 Aqain
RON1nN
M TTROIT

Detroit altrrnates-Uuileif puRCkcnhush.
iisconhe Csrve'h Prurc'esU. Furpur
pukCyiCh. IiudraN
Boston alternate Smith. NcGtU, Cupnlo
Henderson. Clappet. Gsudfesult. Clsdu,
Ro1ziui -
Referee Kinr clancy ilnesmeu-Eddie
Mephsm and Jim rrmeau
FIRST rTRtOn
ttSCUr1rr ff7TIcIT IT - , lN.
2--Bnston McGnl tCrswfCrdI j.. 10 g.
Penalties Henderson.
SECOND PERIOD
detroit. IiScumhe M DruneteAu'. / 81
a BOSTON Cain tCuwlev Henderson 50.
5-Bnston smith tMcGW- CupnioI, p 3d.
PenaltieS-JenninRS
THIRD PTRtOn
G-D Dctrott. Brunctrsu ? %
T. Detroit. Itgcnmhe ttaryr'N . m
s-Dctron Llscomhe ,Cartcth iA Sa.
Pcnal'ieS-- None
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
LEAFS WANTED OPENER

Toronto wanted the Wings 20
wave their rights 10 the first
game here and open the series IN
Toronto Saturday night, then
have the next TWO here Sunday
and next TUESDAY The Leafs
wanted the opener there FOR tho
Saturday night radio broadcast
Smythe finally consented 10 tho
other arrangement. tttrf1-tviii
give Toronto TWO Saturday night
games. If the series goes SIX
games.
Tho fifth game II necessary
vii be ~ Olympia Thursday.
April 10. The sixth ~ Toronto
SATURDAY. April II and INC sCy-
enth here Sunday April o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
.iscombe's Four Goals Put Bruins Out bot

cung the puck ducked deenseman Pat Egan and
goae Paul Bibeault with short backhand shot
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
TIGERS Trained There

Among other claims 10 fame,
NaNahaChlc boasts that the IT,
gers once trained there and that
the Queen City also produced
Ross Young and Earl Smith,
major league stars Of an earlier
period. as well as Richards, n cur
rent star.-
Incidentally Richards owns n
block of stock, IN the paper but
denies that his interests IN any
way arc responsible for his lofty
position as sports writer.
II got the job strictly on
merit" Richards insists.
Jack ZcllCr today Is shopping
for an Evansville city guide
f'ar good reasaH,= too he II
gers genial general manager got
lost Yesterday walking from the
hotel 10 BosSe Field. the ball park
where the squad trains.
''SrrvcS me right. Iellcr
confessed. ~ tried Ia take
short cut when all had tn do
was stay nn the main street
which leads from town directly
To the park"
The 6. Nj < detour took him
through railway yards 20 near the
Servel Refrigerator plant ofl1rom
the ball park route.
"Am I going 10 BoSsr Field"
Zellcr inquired Of a bright look
ing tteHHss- Negro boy
"Yo sho' aint. Mister" re-
plipd tho boy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
nFTROIT 5 Boston q
DETROIT wins
FRInAY'S GAM
Tornnto 81 DETROIT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
MAInR IIAGIE
NINoR DIVISION

Totals u II "a To"' IA
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-05
Stanley Cup PlayoHs

sTRtIS 4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-05
Phoenix Mother
Held After
Beating Infant

PHOENIX, Ariz., an. 5. (UP)-
One-year-old Floyd E. Brewer, Jr.,
was in critical condition at Phoe-
nix hospital Friday after suffering
a brutal beating at the hands of his
20-year-old mother, who explained
that the baby's crying had frayed
her nerves.
Lillian Lucille Brewer, the moth
er, told County Attorney Edwin
Beauchamp and Sheriff E. w. Roach
that she beat the child with her
hands and loose Upper after fail
ing to "Shush" him. The baby suf-
fered serious head injuries, paralysis
Of his entire left Size, cuts from
the Upper and numerous bruises.
Beauchamp ordered the woman
held in county Jail pending out
come of the child's condition.
F. E. Brewer, the baby's father,
said the mothers chief occupation
has been reading comic books, her
supply being purchased each Sat-
urday in lots Of Is or 20. The cou-
pie has another son, Kenneth, two
years old.