davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

1T LEAKED OUT that the Bubble
Jones had a party last Wens---it'
all a mistake---it was the Three
Buns Party (not menshuning any
names) everything to drinn---!li---
Who is John r. sopose to be go
ing with??-----K. NJ. or ??.-(smile)
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Lizzie Riley and some Cat from
Kansas took the floor at the USO I.
last Tues.---good deal---Among the
crowd were the following: AIRY G..
Ruth B., Evelyn, Betty S. Robert
r., William r.. Barbara B. Bubble.
Jimmy Harold. Dorothy. Mclean,
and others.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Gerald L. X. Smith the American
First Party leader was elected from
a hotel lobby in San Francisco last
Thursday night when he attempted
to make a speech.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

What girl has Earl H. been see
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Mrs. l.. ". Gray on North Gath
Street smiling on a Saturday after
loon shopping tour.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Robinson Bout
.Co(hrdne' S Aim

Red haired, grim welterweight
champion Freddie Cochrane did
not accept his match with joey
Gambaro at Arena Gardens next
Monday night with the idea OF
picking UP some loose change.
81 heard Detroit fans have
been calling Ray Sugar Rob-
inson the uncrowned king Of
the welterweIghts," he said. T
came out here to let the fans
have a look at me. After ] get
rid Of Gambaro. I'll give Rob-
inson a chance to prove before
Detroit fans whether he Is an
unerewned champion or not.
Cochrane admitted he is bitter
toward the Sugar man.
Before I entered the navy I
had the opportunity TO pick mp
$4,000 by fighting Robinson
with by title at stake. / signed
eagerly and Robinson signed,
too.
But he pulled out Of the
match, not once, but twice"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Others in Cast

Danny O'Neil, captain of this
years University of Detroit
! basketball team.
Ryan (Moon) Mullins, quar-
terback on the great University
! Of Detroit football team which
bossted Lloyd Brazil, the ALI
American halfback.
B Joe Cronyn, the dry cleaning
tycoon and former goalie on the
University OF Western Ontario
varsity hockey team.
John kinsellA, football and
boxing star with So. Thomas
College, st. Paul.
Msgr. John J. Hunt. pastor
general manager OF the show, ex'
plains il is 10 provide funds tc
continue 10 contact personally
$50 boys and girls from Visitation
parish serving in the armed forces
Aside from the fact the show is
for an exceptionally worthy cause
the good monslgnor promises the
customers will be well entertained
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Happy TO Open
Way for Negroes

CHICAGO, May 3 (UP)-Sen.
ator A. B. Happy Chandler.
baSebalrs now commissioner, said
today he believed Negroes should
have a chance like everybody
else" TO play major league base
ball.
The arrangements are vet
10 he worked out" ne said, but
l believe that this lS free
country and everybody should
have a chance to play its favor
ite pastime."
Chandler said he didn't know
about alleged discrimi-
nations. but ne was sure there
was room for colored baseball
players In the Bag leagues.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Hangs S'HimSeIfDaiI y.
but Helps His Batting

The handsome 2S- year old
Southerner has fused neck verte-
hrae and the injury was so painful
II threatened 10 end his baseball
career Finally. a doctor advised
HIM 10 strengthen the muscles
and pull The vertehrae apart by
exercising on the contraption, iit-
orally a gallows.
As a result. he gained quarter
Of An inch in height during the
off season and came 10 the Giants
feeling hale.
Yesterday was Fuckers best
day With four hits, he battcd IN
four runs IN the Giants 9 n s
triumph Of the PhillieS at Phila-
delphia He helped build an early
Z 10 O margin which enabled re-
lief pitcher Ace Adams 10 salvage
the victory after starter Bill Vol
selle blew up.
That kept the Giants In first
place ahead OF idle Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Benton racked up his third sue
cess as the Tigers edged out the
White SoN. 10 /, yesterday at
Briggs Stadium. victory which
evened the series at one game
each. They play the rubber con-
test today,
In his three triumphS-aChieved
Al the expense Of different clubs
the Browns. Indians and White
SoX- Benton Welded grand total
Of only 10 hits and TWO runs.
Only one run was earned that
scored by the Cleveland club.
The Sox marker was unearned
The big highlander. IN two of
the games. gave up only four hits,
10 the Browns and 10 the Sox
He gave the Indians only two
safetieS.
All of which is eloquent teSti-
mony 10 BentonS magnificent
start with the Tigers, 10 whom he
returned this spring after being
given a medical discharge by the
navy. He had served only a few
days less than two years.
EARNED RUNS
Benton and Trout. in their
total of six wins, gave up only
three earned runs. which may be
some kind OF record. Only u
hits were collected off the pair
an average OF less than five
ner game
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
OnIV One Earned Rum
Off Benton i'm Three Games
BY LEO MACDONELL

Al Benton, spring sensation among Tiger pitchers today
boasted three victories in the still young 1945
season matching the record of Paul Dizzy Trout.
Harold Newhouser the other member of Deroits Big
Three mound array, has bagged against defeats
giving the trio triumphs in nine starts.
When Newhouser hits his stride is conceivable trio
fashion marks for combination of three did New
houser and Trout a duo last season
Newhouser and Trout il will be remembered smashed long
enduring records for combined effort they otaed
Sc in 1944-29 for Harold and 27 for Paul.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Tigers in First

Earl Hilhgan, head of the
American Leagues service bureau
and an enterprising young man
who can always be counted on for
help, comes up with the following
notes:
The Tigers hold first place in
Uncle Sans circuit" for the third
straight year. They have sent 3S
PLAYERS into service, more than
any other club in the league.
Washington boasts 81 and the
Athletics IS.
During the past three wartime
seasons, the eight American
League clubs have admitted as
guests 10 their games an esti-
mated 100000 servicemen and
women.
Oldest player in the American
League is Paul Waner Of the
Yankees. He was 42 April Is.
Youngest on the active list is
Art Houtteman OF the Tigers. Art
won't be Is until Aug Z
Houtteman will pitch against
the Browns at Briggs Stadium
Saturday
The American League motion
picture department, reports Lew
Fonesca. has 675 prints in circula-
tion in all parts of the world.
When four games were played
IN the American League. April IL,
il marked the first time since
1912 the league had full open
Ing day program The Tigers
Will play an exhibition game with
the Pirates at Pittsburgh Tuesday
night. July 10 :. The Clevelands
added a dash OF color 10 their
uniforms The caps have flam-
ing red peaks and buttons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
State Nips
Wayne -

Michigan State scored its first
collegiate victory as it handed
Wayne its third straight loss. 60,
al Northwestern Field yesterday.
Keith Steffee. Spartan hurler,
allowed Ron Teasley's two-run
homer in the sixth and three
scattered singles and famed IA
He's an air force discharge.
Jack BreSlln. States grid star.
walloped two homerS 10 lead the
seven-hit attack on Don Chamber
lain. Jack Messenger did some
fine pitching in three-inning re-
lief stint. including tanning Jack
BreSlln.
MichiEan state ooo 25i noo-e ?
Wayns nO0 0O2 0no-2
sUffes and Hudsnko. Chamberlain. Mes
ssngef and Fiipisk
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Arcadia Stages Roller
Fiesta Tonight

Arcadia Roller Rink will stage
2 roller fiesta tonight. The three
hour program is sponsored by The
Arcadia Dance and Figure Skat-
ing Club. George Brett, the club
pro will stage and direct It
A sister act featuring Gene
We've and Christine Rose. 70 and
12-ye told, respectively will
share the spotlight with Ernie
Wettler, runner-up for The United
States figure skating champion
ship. The Rose sisters were
runners-up for the l.. S. pair
championship
The program starts az 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Lund Likes Baseball

The Chicago Bears. who picked
Michigan fullback Don Lund a.
their No. l choice In the recent
pro football draft, are likely 70 get,
fooled.
Lunds ambition Is 10 play prtl
baseball-with the Tigers. He viii
get tryout with the club when
he graduates later this spring N
MichiganS sixth nine-letter man,
and already II is known he can
make the grade AZ q fielder.
The big question is whether he
can hit well enough for the big
time In college he's regarded az
about a $50 man Al the plate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

What should Ne do 20 pre-
pare for the hidden ball txiok ?"
Lou's answer was that the MAY
was used 30 rarely IN the majors
he really didn't think Il Of much
Importance. And then, wharnos
The next afternoon Cucinello picks
him of third with II and II Louis
face still bears a crimson hue the
reason 10 obvious.
As an anticlmax, perhaps Um-
pire Charley Berry's words ON tho
play provided an even better fea-
ture Charley had no notion Cue
cinello had the ball. but seeing
Tony tag Boudeau good two
feet of the bag he hollored:
You're out - II he has the
ball"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

sort OF a program for the AEF In
France after World War I and
it's OF more than passing interest
10 know the current program has
been mapped, in large part, by
Assistant Coach Pete Cawthon Of
the Detroit Lions.
Definitely. when the war In
over, those kids overseas will
want something 10 take up their
time. Service chiefs have turned
to athletics a5 the logical answer.
They have had fellows like
Cawthon map out the program
and have sent capable tutors such
as Crisler over TO see the thou
sand and one men actually charged
with the administration of the
program know what it's all about.
With that sort OF q start, the
program shouldn't miss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

ming class sloop they will buy II
for the vets.
Crosse Pointe Kwanis Club
bought one recently for the boys
out at Battle Creek.
Paul Renner, one of the leading
figures in the D-S-A and Perce
Darnell. president of the aSsocia-
ton. are looking after the details.
The association also plans 10
get the Jump on the rest OF the
big boats here and have Sched-
uled three races this month, May
13-20-27. They'll start al either
Bayview or the Detroit Yacht
Club.
Represented or present at last
nights meeting were Plntail Of
Darnell. Clyde Palmer and Muir
ray Knapp. Tom Petzold's Thisbe,
Milton Cross Venture. Charley
Beck's Conwego, George Con-
yeau's Armida. Norm Archer's In
trepid and Shamrock OF Eddie
Wunsch and Bob Kerr.
BILGEWASH: Joe Snay is
going along on Armida to start
the season and with the dean
aboard Gonyeau's ship certainly
will he n much stronger con-
tender Il II true that Ted
Farnsworth will he sailing on
Intrepid: -. Carl Meurer.
whose daughter MarEie DAILY
made him q grandfather with
a boy last week Is sailing with
Tom PetzoId on Thisbe again
-. Bud Birt and Lloyd Benkert
give Beck's COnwego q strong
nucleus The eight-meter
series will be sailed under the
Vanderbilt rules
Marion Sloss, wife of 1t.
Dave Sloss of the T.. s. Coast
Guard now somewhere on the
Atlantic In a DE. reports she
has sold her pappy's 44-foot
cutter Kathmar 20 Chicago in
terests Bayview thus loses
one 81 lts finest ships stu
Rackham, however. will sail
her In the Port Huron Mackinac
Race before she goes over 70
Lake Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Wayne Meters Score
First Over RomuIus

Wayne University scored its
first tennis victory of the season,
defeating Romulus Fliers, Sd. at
Tennis Club yesterday. The Tar
tars won four singles and one
doubles match.
sintles-Russell W. defeated Phillips. 81.
So Fein tR defeated sehrefber. 81. rs:
hcHerne1 tRt defeated r1otkin. 80. "a.
6-3 Lsvandovtki w defeated rysop, 81.
ga Butten miller fWi dsfestet Middleton,
80 80; Rylsnd tWl defeated rrcshiins.
Doubles = Tein- n-MeNernsy tR defestst
sehrsieer: Buttenrillsr, 81 ~ 81 yresh-
e-s a. Piotkin-Lsvandovsn (wJ ssfsatst
rySon-Middletos ell. s-s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Boudreau Bushes s

II the hidden ball trick is never
again mentioned to Lou Boudresu,
manager and shortstop ~ the
Cleveland Indians, II probably will
be too soon.
Maybe you'll remember Tony
Cuccinelloa third baseman OF the
Chicago White Sox. caught Boud-
reau mapping with this dust
covered maneuver in the first
Cleveland-Chicaso series OF the
year.
He also-and they'll admit it
caught all three umpires In the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
SpOr
Umpire Bill Byron
Beck-es Thespien 4
By LEO MACDoNELL

Bill Byron, singing umpire in
the National League for = years,
Is gong 20 stage a comeback!
But not aS-an UMPIRE. -I'he
famous arbitrator has turned
TheSpan. Byron Will headline an
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Tiger-Chisox
Game Is Off

Today's Tiger game with the
White Sox was called off on ac-
count of rain.
Last years American League
champions, 81. Louis Browns.
come 10 Briggs Stadium for a
three-day visit tomorrow. and il
was announced az the park today
that the Tigers big three. Hal
Newhouser Dizzy Trout and Al
Benton will pitch in the order
named. Friday Saturday and
SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

played first base for the Tigers.
was stopped from wearing an il
legal glove. In Greenberg's case,
IL was a matter OF endorsements
in the glove. rather than the size.
Hank had filled out the webbing
10 help get a better hold No re-
Inducements are now permitted.
I. NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Gentry May Join
TiQers This Month

WINSTON-SALEM. May a.
Rufus Gentry. Detroit Tiger
pitcher. Is recovering from q
palmer abscess on his left hand,
an infection sustained while chop
ping wood on his farm near hsre
and will probably join the team
after this month. Gentry 10 q
riRht.hander.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Ex-Pinboy Is Leading
DenbY Sweepstakes

When the individual bowling
classic resumes at DENLY Recrea-
ton this weekend Robert Hum
rich. who formerly set pins at
Palace-Schoenherr. will be the
leader on 1908. Others are Tony
Filitawski 1904. Ralph McCauley
1881 Harold Kohler 1852 and
Henry Richter 1850.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

F first I I h e
body un a n j.
mouSly voted
TO buy a per-
petual sailing
trophy for the
veterans out at
p ercy Jones
II Hospita al in
Battle Greek
W h q h a v e
formed a yacht
ing group. II
they can locate
a l6-foot Light
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

aIl-Star cast Ol
former sports
figures in ?
cast Of more
than 100 per
sons in the pre-
Sentstion Of an
old time min
strel Sh o W
"NiSIta-
tons Victory
Canteen Min
strel
he Sh q "
Nr ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

folks in Crab
apple Ga who.
tnuuG 1t all
along he was
the sta te &
greatest base
haA player
since Tv Cobb.
Ruckcr never
more than med
Iocre SIN ce
coming 70 the
Giants IN iq40
has hit safely
in ell l3 games
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

under the auspices NJ Visitation
parish May s through May 9 IN
the Visitation auditorium, Twelfth
6nd Webb.
Besides the celebrated Byron.
who Is managed by Alfred W.
(PeanutS Dittrich Of DAG base
hsH fame. the east Of the Vista
ton show will include the follow
Ing famous names from various
fields of sport:
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

game Just as
hat-footed.
Anyway. the
n light before
Boudreau was
the victim OF
this play. he
was TAXI n <
baseball facts
and figures be-
fore . group OF
Cleveland kids.
One Of them
opped the
a.aAnss@
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
National Ranking Her Goal
Hamtramck Meter
Starts Her Quest
BY STANLEY L. BRINK

Josephine Smilka, Hamtramck
brunei, Is. who rates No. in
Western tennis, is on her way 10
national ranking if she maintains
her 1914 progress. She'll begin
the defense OF her Metropolitan
title in the renewal OF the event
at Hamtramck Park starting to-
morrow. She won the title from
Gloria King last year.
Mrs. F. J. jean Hoxie, the
director. became Josephine's coach
on a day four years ago.
DEFENDS TITLE
The next stand is at Kingswood
School, Cranbrook, a week later,
in the state event
In July comes the Western at
Milwaukee and the nationals in
August AT Philadelphia. where she
accumulated profitable knowledge
on a previous visit.
In the metropolitan. her chief
opposition, now that Martha
Miller and Joan Meengs will not
compete. is likely 10 come again
from Miss King of Pershing and
Hamtramck II h
chum, Stephanie Prychitko. West
ern four.
THE REASONS
Josephine rise is due 10 faith
fulness 10 practice, willingness TO
learn and dogged competitive
spirit. Responsiveness TO coach
ing also blends IN her favor.
UnimpresSed by success. but SO
interested in playing she considers
each tournament a grand outlet
for enjoying the game, improve
mcnt is the big idea in her mind.
II she achieves national ranking
in year or two, and there Is
every reason TO believe she will,
charge II 10 the big idea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Bob Tales
Cawthon Helped Map
Postwar Program
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Herbert o. Fritz" CrisleL
Michigsn'S athletic director, in
due back this month from his tour
among servicemen out of the
country. where he has helped lay
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Giants outfielder Johnny Ruck.
er'S method for prolonging a hit
ting streak is drastic, but effeC-
tive. and 50 today. after SIX long
years, he fulfilling hopes Of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Runs batted in-Moses York = Two-oase
lhit-wsbh. stolen bAss--Wsbh. Double plays
Sehah TO Michasla No Nagel, kagel to Nj
chaels TO Schalk 20 MichaelG Grove 20 schsik
to NaEel Mayo 70 Webb to York. Benton 10
York. Left on bases-ChicaGo 7, Detroit ..
Bafes on balls-On Grove =. off Benton 4.
struek out-By Grove /. by BENTON g. Um-
pires-Boyer. Summers and Rue. Time-i: 80.
lAttsndsnre-1 Tn7
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

groundwork for
the m a ssive
competitive sth.
letic program
which will help
keep the post
war ecu pa
tional forces
busy.
One OF Fritz's
M | c h igan as
sistantS. Earl
Martineau. the
backfield coach,
helned rIn that
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
'Sai|0r-Vets
Get Trophy
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Shippers and members of the
Detroit S-Meter Association made
several important moves at their
meeting at the Bayview Yacht
Club last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
S+eqs Whip Colts

Led by Bevis Fraser. Mackenzie
High beat Northwestern. 55-49, in
the opening outdoor track meet
yesterday at Redford. Don God
bold paced the Colts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

they have played and is batting
healthy 233 hui IN order n do
~ ne has - hang himself every
day on hIs own personal "gallows."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
SOME ARE SHARP

But whereas an error paved
the way for the Chicago run and
spoiled a shutout for Benton.
sharp fielding by Tigers counter.
acted the shabbiness OF other
plays.
The Tigers executed two double
plays. One came in the fourth
inning when Benton picked off
an easy pop hy on an attempted
bunt. The other featured a spec
tacular bsck-handed stop by Mayo
which highlighted the seventh in
ming.
Mayo on the fy toward second
base. picked up Groves torrid
grounder and tossed 10 Skeeter
Webb. who after forcing Mike
fresh AZ second. relayed the
throw 10 first for a double play
on the pitcher
Again IN the ninth. the Tiger
nfieldcrS put on A show with
swell stops by Webb and Boron
and fast forcc-out plays.
Webb was busy workman.
figuring in is plays. including an
error. He totaled IL assists and
three putoutS His putoutS in
cluded a difficult catch in deep
short IN which ne collided with
Doc Cramer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

"If they show the spirit and
determination through the sea
son that they did during our
final practice game last Satur-
dsy I'll he happy and satisfied"
said Ed McKeever. warning
that his 194S Cornell football
team will not be At easy mark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
DYKES Glove Act
Doesn't Measure I'm

Jimmy Dykes glove act laid an
ostrich-Sized egg at Briggs Sta
dunn yesterday.
In Chicago. the voluable White
SoX skipper warned Umpire Bill
Summers that he planned TO pro-
test the use Of Rudy York's first
baseman'S glove on the grounds
il was tnn-hiG and violated the
rules Of baseball.
In Cleveland. Summers exam
ined the glove and found II okay.
II was patterned within IL inches
IN length and eight inches across
the palm. according 70 the rules.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

With all his fine pitching. Ben
ton did not whip the Sox without
a struggle. Big AL had 10 over
come four errors by his team
mates as well as worthy oppo-
nent in Orval Grove. another
Highlander Grove hurled bril-
liant fve-hit ball and was given
perfect support.
Three Of the five blows came
in the first inning and accounted
for the two Tiger tallies After
that Grove allowed only two hits
and no runs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
SUMMERS WAITING

So, tho crafty Summers was
waiting for Dykes.
He figured Dykes right
JameSy had come 70 the park
equipped with tape measure
and, sure enough. after the Tigers
took a lead in the third inning he
put in his beef
Summers, inwardly giggling to
himself. Ar Dykes request. mea-
sured the glove and found II came
within the rule. II was the same
glove Bill had examined in Cleve-
land, of course.
But Dykes wasn't satisfied and
again complained a little later.
And again Summers put the tape
TO the glove
But the cunning Summers here
turned the tables. He also exam
ined the glove worn by Bill Nagel,
the Chicago first baseman, and
found II was the same patterned
glove as worn by York-the same
size and manufactured by the
same company,
ASSISTANT UMP
SO, James. for once in his long
and colorful baseball career, was
stopped
The game was permitted 10
proceed without further inter-
ruptionS by the White Sox pilot.
On the bulletin board in the
press box. along with the lneups
for the days game, umpires we're
listed as follows:
Boyer, Summers, Rue and
Dykes"
a wag has added the Dykes ="
Hank Green berg. when he
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Minor Leagues

KAGTKHN
Wmspt. Q Elm q
Scr 4. WI. 4,
Aloy ., Hsrtf. 4.
Lit Nh. II, Nsnp. G.
sGS' sl5S' q. 20 4
Weiisv 4 Hern.
Itn. . Zoe q.
Olean , nrAd. \.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
ID Sports q
DR { Y | I IEO

The Detroit Athletic Club sent
p representative 10 the recent
NAAU handball tourney in Chi
cago 10 study Bob kendler's glass
SIDED hsndball court with idea Of
adopting IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
MAYO STARTS 1T

There was one out when Eddie
Mayo singled in the Detroit half
of the frst inning. Roy Cullen
bine followed with single 10
right, sending Mayo TO third. Roy
moved up 10 second on the throw
in. 1t was Cullenbine's first hit
since coming TO the Tigers from
the Indians.
Rudy York came through with
the third successive single and
Mayo and Cullenbine scored with
what proved the winning runs.
The Sox scored their run in the
third. Grove scored il himself.
With one away, the Chicago
pitcher singled sharply 10 left.
The single got away from Cul-
lenbine for a two-baSe error and
Grove checked in AZ third. Moses
punched grounder which
SKINNED of Bentons glove. Re-
trieving the ball, Benton threw
10 the plate The throw was sec
ondS late and Grove scored, Moses
getting life at first. II was scored
as a fielder'S choice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

YeatsFdayI Results TodAyb Games
DIET chi. chi a. DIT postponed
Boston wash 4. Phil At y Y.
n Y'e, Phlla Z. Only TAmef.
Cleve. 7. ST. L. !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Boston Biyn Gin ~ ChieaFo rain
" Y = Phih Boston ~ BkiYr
81 / Al Pitt all. a. F1is rain,
Gin -ChlcaEo rain s. /. - Pits
Canes behind leader
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

Pepper Martin. managing San
Francisco IN Coast League has
built pennant contender out Of
practically nothing -. One Of his
ideas is small bonuSeS-S2 for
slide that breaks UP double play,
81 for stolen base. 81 for gong
from first 10 third on single
&C.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
How They Stand

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