davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
Council Session OF N. C.
Federation Of W0men's
Clubs To Open In Raleigh
Continued From Page 49,

the afternoon session. and at &
o'clock the Victory dinner will
take place at the Raleigh Won
ans club auditorium. Special
music will be provided for the din
ner meeting by Mrs. Langdon
Joslin, chairman of the Music de-
partment of the Raleigh club. Hon
or guests will be General FEEDER
alton officers, Mrs. J. L. Blair
Buck of Richmond, Va, first vice
president; Miss Alves Long of Co
lumbia, S. c., advisor to the In
ternational Relations department;
Mrs. John D. Robinson of Wal
lace, chairman of Veterans COM
mittee.
Postwar Service
The program for the dinner will
feature first the Postwar Service
Committee, MrsAR. R. Cusick OF
Raleigh, chairman. She will pre-.
sent division chairmen, Mrs. Glenn
Anderson of Raleigh, Veterans
Service; Mrs. N. A. Edwards =
Goldsboro, Conservation; Mrs. R.
A. Mclaughlin of Winston-Salem,
Postwar Finance, who will pre-
sent Mrs. Donald Shoemaker of
Asheville, division chairman of the
State War Finance Committee. for
a talk on Postwar Finance.
Mrs. W. Allen Kindel, Jr., of Ra-
leigh, vice chairman for Interna-
tional Relations department, will
introduce the principal speaker
Donald Shoemaker, associate edi-
tor of the Asheville Citizen Times.
Mr.. Shoemaker will have for his
subject, Building the Peace"
On Thursday morning, the. 9th,
IN the hotel ballroom Mrs. J.
Henry Highsmith, chairman of the
Youth Conservation Committee,
will conduct a symposium which
will give the clubwqmen the infor-
nation needed to enable them to
carry out the major project of the
Federation for the next two years,
namely youth conservation.
Mrs. Buck will present the Cen
eral Reservations concep and
plans for the Youth Conservation
program. Topics to be discussed
by others are: why and How
make an Inventory of Community
Resources" Mrs. W. T. Bost;
1.-THE Part Youth Should Play in
Any Youth Program" Mrs. Nor
man James of Hickory, State Jun
isr Chairman of the YC Commit
tee; Making the Home More
Vital Force in Youth Conserva-
hon." Mrs. Ivey Moore; 'The
Place OF Citizenship Training in a
Youth Conservation Program"
Mrs. Gordon Maddrey; Employ
ment Opportunities aFactor in
Youth Development" Mrs. George
Gold, Whiteville; The Schools
Opportunity for Meeting Spec:Il
Needs of Youth" Mrs. Geddie
Strickland; Shall we Keep the
Teen-Age CLUB" Miss Ronnie
Sheffield, executive secretary of
the State Youth Commission; and
Serving Youth Through Com.
munity Councils" Mrs. Micou F.
Browne, executive secretary, Ra-
leigh Community Council. Sum-
mary and general discussion will
follow.
Mrs. Highsmith has called upon
clubs to name a local chairman
for Youth Conservation, and al.
ready a large number of clubs
have done this and sent the chair.
mans name to Mrs. Highsmith.
She needs these names in order
to supply clubs with material that
win help them to 60 forward with
their local undertakings.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
Club Meets For Week
Listed BY Home Agent

Miss Ann Mason, home demon
stration agent, has announced. hel
schedule of meetings fo- this week
as follows:
Tuesday-Office, morning; Mas
onboro Home Demonstr alton cluI
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1o,.

at 2:30 o'clock.
Wednesday-County co,,n,;,
r ~ oeloc I'm in office; South l|D va At
at 2::20. u uon Club
Thursday-Carolina Bo.o,. ',
Demonstration club At IN. Home
park Home Demons,ration c 1unS ct
Friday-Clinton
otf saturday-4-H County Council i,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
Dorothy Marie Hatem
Of New Bern, Engaged
To Wed Lieut.. Kasrca

NEW BERN, Sept. 1.-Mr. and
Mrs. AS. Hatem of New Bern an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Dorothy Marie, to First
1t. Edward Michael Kasrca,
USING, of Derbia. Conn. The we'd
ding will take place September 8
Lieutenant Kasrca is stationed at
Oak Grove.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02

The circles of Calvary Bap-
fist church will meet Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock as
follows: Mrs. R. H. Walker,
Castle Haynes road. miss
Lola Rivenbark, 1901 Nun
street. Sat the church.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02

7 o'clock at the YWCA. ''Kids"
and all members are expected
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02
CLOCK

The Woman's Society of
Christian Service of Grace
Methodist church will hold the
the regular church day on
Wednesday as follows: Spiritual
Life group II a. M; circle
meeting 1870 a. M; business
meeting II noon; luncheon lis
p. m. with circle five as hos
tess.
The Junior Wesleyan guild
of Grace church will meet
Tusday evening at 8 o'clock in
the Lydia Yates classroom.
The monthly meeting of the
Friendshi Bible class o St.
Andrews-Covenant church will
be held Tuesday evening at
8:15 o'clock at the church.
The monthly meeting Of the
American Legion auxiliary will
be conducted on Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock at the Ameri-
can Legion home, Third and
Dock streets. Representatives
to the one-day convention held
at Raleigh the latter part of
August will give their reports.
The Private Duty section, No.
9, state nurses association will
hold a called meeting Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
the nurses home.
The Woman's auxiliary to the
Senior Fraternity will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. R. C..
Schackleford, 221 Williams
street, Mrs. R. M. Padrick
will be joint hostess.
A meeting of the W. H.
Sprunt Bible class will be held
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
at the YMCA.
The meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the B1othe hood
of Railroad Trainmen sched-
uled for the first Thursday in
September has been postponed
until the third Thursday in the
month.
The Woman's Council Of the
First Christian church will be
held Tuesday, at the church.
Following the fellowship hour
a social will be held with the
Sunshet Park circle in charge.
The Junior Alpha Zeta sorority
will hold an important business
meeting Tuesday evening at
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-02

Leading dealers in
most of Americas
largest cities sell
more Canute Water
than all other hair
colorings combined!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Some Cobb History

Another historian, in answer to
a fan. came up with the inforna-
ton that Ty Cobb's first and last
appearances in the majors were
against New York. He wore the
Tiger stripes when he broke in and
was with the Athletics when he
went out.
Each time the score was 5 to 3.
A fresh kid, Cobb reported to
Manager Bill Armour of Detroit
in the late summer Of 1905. Ty
had been plucked from the
Augusta club of the Sally League
for 500. one of the rarest Of rare
bargains in baseball. He broke in
against one of the games greatest
pitchers, Jack Chesbro, the big
spitballer, who had won Al games
for New York the year before.
Cobb whacked Chesbro for one
two-bagger and drew a walk in
four times up, three legal times at
bat. Mullin pitched for the Tigers
and was the winner, 5 to 3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Sold Babe Ruth

With this coin Frazee went out
and purchased the Boston Red
Sox. He realized a million dollars
on the deal selling Babe Ruth and
a group Of players from the club
when II was championship or
ganization.
In Boston they still relate the
story Of how Frazee, in company
with the actor Walter Catlett.
during the dead Of winter. staged
drinking bout in Boston. II
was in the days of prohibition
and eventually they ran out OF
ammunition II was then that
Frazee thought Of cache Of bot
ties that he had out at the ball
park. The two, Frazee and Cat
lett, staggered out Of the hotel.
got into a cab and ordered the
driver 10 take them 10 the ball
park. The driver looked them
over and refused to haul them.
They were insistent. and finally
the driver had 10 call a cop. One
of Boston's big Irish coppers
came TO the cab. Frazee boast
fully declaimed that he was
Harry Frazee. owner Of the Red
Sox, and he wanted 10 be driven
out to the bali park. The copper
looked him over, and said: "Oh.
you're Frazee are you? You're
the guy that sold our best ball.
players down the river, eh! Well,
take this you blankety blank"
and he hauled off and let Frazee
have a sock in the snoot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

AS pictured here, the left
hand grips the club an inch, or
possibly two, below the top of
the handle.
It is important to notice that
the club Is gripped in the
fingers and not in the palm of
the hand.
Control lies in the finger grip.
Not in the palm grip.
The reason for what seems to
beginners to be the peculiar grip
used on a golf club is that the
ball at which you're going to
swing Is resting on the ground.
And you can't hold a golf
club in the palm grip-which is
a baseball grip. because of that
fundamental difference between
golf and baseball.
Now notice that the left FORE
finger Is extended a bit down
the shaft.
The reason for this Is that
1t provides club control and
leverage at impact because the
heel Of the left hand on the
shaft and the forehnger of the
right hand on the shaft put
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Tvs Final Game

The Georgia Peach closed his
American League career in one Of
the most vital series in the his
tory of the junior league. 1t was
the third game of the exciting
four-game set between the Ath-
letics and Yankees in the early
fall of 1928. The Athletics had
wiped out a 1914 New York lead
and went into Yankee Stadium
one-half game ahead. Before a
crowd of 10000, the Yankees re-
gained first place by taking a
Sunday double-header.
Monday was an off day, but on
Tuesday the two clubs resumed
before a paid crowd just short of
1000. With Lefty Grove opposing
Henry johnson, the Athletics got
off TO an early 3 10 0 lead. But,
the Yankees finished strong with
one run in the seventh and four
in the eighth.
In a final effort in the ninth,
Connie Mack called Cobb TO pinch
hit for Jimmy Dykes, but Ty sue
cumbed TO Johnson's wiles in
what proved his last appearance
as a batter in the Big Show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
ID Sports q
DIR T Y | 7 IEO

Stanley j. Kuick Sr., for 16
years assistant football coach at
Flint Northern High School, to-
day announced he has signed a
contract as head coach of track
and football at Midland. He will
be succeeded at Northern by
James B. (Ber) Smith Of Red
ford st. Mary.
Manager Joe Cronin, his ankle
still in a cast, was TO entrain to-
day for Cleveland where he will
direct the Red SoX on their first
trip of the season.
Cronin has not been on the road
with the club since he was injured
three weeks ago in New York.
Lud Wray, veteran collegiate
and professional league football
coach, has been named line men,
tor of the Pittsburgh Steelers OF
the National Football League, Co
owner Bert Bell announced today
Freddie Schott, rated the sixth
leading heavyweight in the coun-
try, last night punched out a
10-round decision over
Bell, Washington, d. c.,
battler, at the Baltimore Coliseum.
Eddie Hanyzewski, right handed
pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, has
been notified to report for induc-
ton at indianapolis Monday.
HanyZewski. married and the
father of two sons, previously was
classified AZ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Remember Frazee2

The revival of mo, No, Nan
ette" at the Masonic Temple by
the Civic Light Opera Company.
brings TO mind one Of the most
fabulous figures in the world OK
sports. Harry Frazee.
Originally, Harry was theat-
rical man. He worked for Sport
Herman in Chicago. Along in
1909 the late William Morris Sr.
finally convinced James j. JEFF
fries that he should come out of
his retirement. and to make the
effort 20 regain the worlds
heavyweight championship from
Jack Johnson.
Jeff arrived in New York on
March 4, 1909. on the day that
William Howard Taft was insu-
gurated president Of the United
States. His arrival was headlined
in the New York papers on thar
day with eight column streamers
AT the head Of page one, reading
"Jeffries Arrives" Underneath
for seven columns in smaller type
were two words reading TAFT
Inaugurated II
The big fellow played a number
Of vaudeville dates for William
Morris with Sam Berger as his
Sparring partner. Then. while in
Chicago, William Morris disposed
OF the balance OF his contract 20
Sport" Herman who declared has
advance man FraZee in on the
deal and they took Jeffries on
transforming" tour on which
they managed 10 clean up several
thousand dollars.
With his share Of the bankroll
Frazee bought in on the produc-
ton Of Madame Sherry with
George w. Lederer. That was a
huge success and with his money
from that he went on 10 produce
No, No. Nanette." which at one
time had nine companies touring
the United States. while foreign
companies were playing in Lon
don. Berlin, Paris, Budapest and
Australia For a period OF 81
weeks Frazee's profits from this
venture were SOS. 900 weekly.
total of more than $4,000, 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Bob Tales
Expect Greenberq
to Be Back Soon
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

ON THE LINE: Hank Green
berg's friends feel certain he will
be out of the army very soon after
We day Incidentally. ii was
four years yesterday that Hank
entered service.
Orville Godfrey, who has taken
over the role of boxing promoter
at Arcadia, has booked Tony
Olivera against Valencia Chilin-
drina next Monday. Olivera rates
near the top in the 1l8-pound
division.
Didjaknow: Harry Heilmann
once was very, very good hand
ball player?
You can get a fairly good line
on how the old rivalry between
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Toney's Feat Recalled

While il was not achieved in the
big leagues, we give you a IT.
inning no-hitter by Fred Toney
for Winchester against Lexington,
KY, in the Blue Grass League.
Toney is the same man who while
pitching for Cincinnati in 1917,
hurled 10 hitless frames against
the Cubs.
The Blue Grass classic took
place at Winchester. May 10, 1909.
But two pitchers were used in
the game--one on a side. A chap
by the name of Baker hurled for
Lexington and he yielded only
seven safeties.
When Winchester went to bat
in the last of the seventeenth, an
enthusiast at the ball park phoned
the town hall what Toney was
doing. The fellow who received the
message, realizing that history
was IN the making. caused the
fire bells 10 start changing.
Hearing the bells, engineers in
the railroad yards set their engine
whistles going and in no time at
oil. church bells and factory whis-
ties added to the din.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Meters
Start

High school tennis teams begin
today their 1945 championship
quest with eight matches sched-
uled. Northern and Miller again
are not entering the competition,
On the west side the pairings
are University of Detroit at
Cooley, Western at Redford (non-
league}, Wilbur Wright at North
western, Southwestern at Chad
sey, Mackenzie at Central.
East side brackets include
Pershing at Hamtramck. Highland
7 ark at Cass Technical North
western Field and Southeastern
at Eastern (Belle Isle). The with
drawal Of Northern and Miller
leaves DENLY idle.
Hamtramck and Highland Park
appear strongest of the east siders
chiefly because of the number of
holdovers and newcomers Of prom
iSe.
On the west II looks like a
scramble among Western, Central,
Redford and University of De-
troit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
In on Havana Bout

F'razee was in on that memoir
able Havana battle between Jack
Johnson and Jess Willard. At the
time johnson was exiled from
this country. Frazee and the late
Lawrence Weber. who were then
in a theatrical partnership. rigged
the deal for Johnson TO fight Will
lard, promising that under certain
conditions after the Havana bat.
tie Johnson would be permitted 10
return TO the United States. All
that is really known about the
deal is that Willard won, and that
johnson did get back into the
country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Match OIiVerO
With Valencia

Tony Olivero Of Oakland, Cal,
will face Chilindrina Valencia,
Mexican bantamweight champion,
in the 10-rounder at Arcadia,
next Monday night.
Olivero, ranked No. ! contender
for the worlds bantamweight
crown, will arrive here tomorrow
for his first workout in Williams
gym.
Valencia made his last start
here a week ago when he suffered
an eighth round Knockout at the
hands OF Sandy Sadler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
BY NJ. +. DRUKENBRoD

Paul DIZZY Trout took ad-
vantage Of yesterdays day off
20 show Red Boron, one Of the
newer Tigers, the lake drive on
the east side.
They were passing Lochmoor
Club, where the seasons first
pro-amateur was being played,
when Trout suddenly brought
the car 20 a stop and announced
10 Boron
There's Al WatrOus. Man,
he can make that little ball
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Detroit Fi||y
Derby Threat
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Kentucky Derby Day - let il
come when it may-will find De-
troit with at least one worthy
representative - long legged,
stretch running filly named Mi
sweet.
Misweet made the Kentucky
clockers look more than twice at
their stopwatcheS when she re-
Gently covered a handy mile in
! :43 is at Churchill Downs. where
many of the country's best 3-year-
olds are preparing for the race
that seems much closer today.
ONE OF BEST
That mile trial is one Of the
best Of the year at Louisville. But
il was not unexpected by the
filly's owner. Arthur Rose, secre-
tary of the Michigan commission,
or by her trainer, Leo O'Donnell.
O'Donnell and Rose knew they
had a filly who could go dis
tance when Misweet won her final
race last season at Louisville.
1t was the Twenty Grand Purse
at a mile and sixteenth. Misweet
was fourth as the field headed
into the muddy stretch but she
came bounding through the gumbo
to win by a length and a half.
Her time of 1:50 3-5 was excep-
tionally good considering track
conditions.
The dark brown filly had
proved her finishing power in her
previous race at three quarters OF
mile. She was ninth and last at
the stretch turn but she rocketed
down the stretch to win by two
lengths-going away. Rose has
picture that shows her with all
four feet off the ground at the
wire.
WON THREE RACES
Rose bought the filly, who is by
Bel Aethel-Lillis, at the Lexing-
ton yearling sales year ago last
fall. She started 16 times last
year. won three races. was second
eight times and third once, and
won $3.50 in purses.
Precedent is against fillies in
the Derby but neither O'Donnell
nor Rose seem TO be worrying
about that. Rose recently sent the
filly'S nomination, accompanied by
his $25 check, to Col. Matt VIM.
Yesterday his check was returned.
Trainer Leo O'DOnneH has
already paid Misweets NOM
mating fee" said the letter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

der Clause Harmon, Lochmoor
pro, for the days low.
A missed putt of 20 inches on
the 18th prevented Harmon
from tying Watrous.
HOLES CHIP SHOT
Murphy helped Watrous four
strokes. delivering his most tell
ing lick on the 18th where he
holed a chip for birdie 3.
Bill Wright, Lakepointe pro,
and yhis 49-year-old partner,
Troyt Everett, a % handicap
man - his club, had 68 for
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
PADALINo SCORES KAYO

In other bouts Charley Pada-
limo. Detroit, knocked out Nelson
Davis in the third; Johnny Eaton,
Detroit, won a decision over Bill
Grier, Detroit; AL Tucker. De-
troit, knocked out Joe Nelson, De-
troit, in the second round.
Before the fight there was con-
siderable confusion at the en-
trance when striking ushers
formed a picket line. The ushers
argued that the top price OF Sc
entitled them TO more pay for
their services.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
RosbeCk Made
Cosmos Coach

Joe Rosbeck, assistant football
coach at Hamtramck High for IL
years, has been named head coach
there and will take over this fall.
RoSbeck, who played football at
both Hamtramck and Western
State, and who is the Cosmos
present baseball coach, succeeds
Floyd II. Stocum, Hamtramck
athletic director, as head mentor
of the grid team.
Stocum Shad coached the foot
ball team since 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

"See, didn't I tell you, Red"
chortled Trout.
Boron allowed as how some
day he'll get come left-handed
clubs and try il himself. Much
as he dislikes il, he's been forced
to use right-handed clubs the
few times he's played.
II was the ninth ace OF
WatrouS' long career and a
most valuable one. It helped
him and Joe Murphy TO a best
ball of 67 and first place by a
stroke. Also, il gave Watrous
an individual Il, one stroke un-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

second place as eight pairs with
20 tied for the next spot.
Everett, who was given z
strokes, had an SO, the best
score he ever made, as he helped
Wright 8 strokes. wv.
BYRD SOCKS EN- - >
Sam Byrd Of Plum Hollow,
who landed in the tie at 20 with
two OF his partners, Bob Otto
and Joe Osplack. had 70 as did
Chick Rutan of Birmingham and
Jack Winney. Art Pomy's "a
was low among the amateurs,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
SpOrt
Greatest PITCHING
Feat Is Recalled
By LEO MACDoNELL

The near no-hit games pitched
by Joe Haynes. Harold Newhouser
and Al Benton this spring recalled
brilliant mound achievements Of
other years.
The near perfect contest which
Haynes of the White SoX hurled
against the Tigers at Briggs Sta
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

the same score Jim GantZ,
Byrd's new assistant, had.
Continuing his powerful hit
ting, Byrd gave the boys some
thing TO talk about by reaching
the green on the 553-yard 18th
in two. W\
Next Mondays pro-amateur
will be at Birmingham. The pros
will join Western in putting on
a special day there on Monday,
May 81, in honor OF limerick
Kocsis who recently was given
a medical discharge from the
army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

the Yanks and
Tigers will go
this S g a S on
a { er McCar-
thy's Bombers
n a We trie d
T ou Il, New
h o VI er and
Benton for size
o n I h r e e
straight d a y s
starting tomor-
row.
Fritz Crisler
is due home
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
luth Star in SteYer' S
ST. Paul Pin Triumph

Fred Steyer's Five won all three
games from Fred Letsring's Five
in a roll-off for the championship
of the st. Paul Lutheran Bowling
League at Conner Recreation.
Herb "Repp" Luth's opportune
strikes in a SAT series when games
were needed stood out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Mack Park SoftbaIl

Detroit Softball Association will
stage two We day games at Mack
Park tonight. At 1880 Fords meet
Motor Products, and at 9 the
champion Briggs Bombers play
Bills Club. Last nights games
were rained out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

this weekend to start worrying
over what ne can do about Army
and Navy next fall . ADD TO
OLD MAN RIVER nominees: AL
Watrous and his 90 Sunday at
Lochmoor, TO say nothing Of his
hole-in-one on the same course
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Metro Baseball
Fans To Help Coach PhiIs

PHILADELPHIA, May (UP)- Manager Freddy Fizsmmons
the Philadelphia Phes believes thousand heads
better than one" welcomed the addition today of official
grandstand pilots to help him his team
The help will from the Grandsand Managers Club
which being established by Herb Pennock TO
give public the operation of the club
Pennock said the organization would have special section at
Shbe Park
member will be issued card which will entle him TO
both the and front Office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
CIO Banquet OF

The UAW-CIO's annual banquet
of athletic champions, originally
scheduled at the Belle Isle Casino
tonight, has been postponed until
next Tuesday at z p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

dunn recently
brought back
10 old timers in
Detroit the
perfect ga m e
which Charley
Robertson, also
Of the S o X,
C h u C k e d
against the De-
troit club back
in 1922. That
,,rn. ,An lact
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

do just about anything he or
ders. Let's watch him"
The Oakland Hills pro and
his partners were on the tee OF
the 160-yard 4th hole. All three
OF WatrouS' partners planted
their tee shots on the green, and
then AL stepped up.
BORON TO TRY
Swish! Just like that and the
ball was on its way Landing
on the green, II took a couple
Of hops-I7d rolled into the
cup for al aee.