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Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-15
Sports Shots"
By William Sheep" Jackson

try known. as the Boston Blues. Have you heard of them? Just for discussion sake here are some of the players of the team that is representing the Bean Town club. Warren, 3b; Wilson, If; Aberna- thy, of; Mayweather, 1b; Bennett, df; Edwards, ss; Hayes, c; and Marshall, 3b. The Boston team is leading the league. The funny part of the set-up is that the club is playing all of their games in the west and New York. How come, Boston?
 *+*********
 Jackie Robinson on the shelf because of a charlie-horse has not helped the Montreal-Royals. A week ago Sunday they lost a doubleheader to Syracuse, how ever Jackie is still leading the league as the top batter of the In- ternatiora1 league. Roy Parlow, the other half of the colored represen- tatives of the team, hasn't had the chance to pitch as yet, on two occasions the games were rained out.
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 Billy Conn is talking a great fight as usual and states that if the fight was today he would win in a walk. While on the other hand Joe Louis is still training slowly, but surely to work up to his right condition for the fight Many are picking Conn to win by decision. Conn has been training with men twice his size in prepa- ration for the champ and Louis has been training with men much lighter to gain speed to prepare him for the challenger. To ob- servers it must create an optical illusion. Here is Conn corky than ever and Louis just prodding along waiting patiently for the fight of his life. Who will win? Your guess is as good as anyone else's. Will it go the 15 rounds? The cor ner says No!
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-15
MCKENLEY'S RECORD BRINGS JUSTICE FOR BINGA
 DESMOND

New York-It took thirty years for the principle of the sensa- +ional ouarter-mile world record victory of Dr. H. Binga D1smond to become firmly established, and that is just what 1.-the Herb Nc Kenley was doing when he stepped away from the rest of the field to set a new world record a week or so ago at the University of lllin- ois Memorial Stadium track. Me Henley clipped two-tenths of second from the record held joint ly by Ben Eastman of Stanford and Grover Klemmer of Califor- mia when he breasted the tape in 46.2 seconds. Discond's 30 year old record of 4T.4 seconds had never been bettered in the conference, and would have stood as world record for at least fifteen years, had not the forces of preJud1ce operated to deny him the glory ot victory. It was believed then, ana time has strengthened the belief that because Dismond was Ne pro. he was the victim of unsports- man like practices.
 At the time Or. Discond set the 47.4 mark ne was not belng pushed, and since it is matter ot record that he was never called upon to let himself out, it IS not pure speculation to say that he could have done better, and might have set a mark equal to, or bet ter than the record established by McKenley. Binga Dismond would be the first to deny this claim, but the records show that he was an all-time great quarter-miler who had never been pushed to win.
 McKenley ran on track that was fast despite a light rain, and while he was not pressed, he was obviously trying for record. It had been predicted following the Penn Relays that he would chalk up a new mark, and he did just mind was the deal handed to Bin ga Dismond 30 years before, and that. What he probably had in he left nothing to chance.
 DismOnd's Lustre Undimmed
 A lot of water has gone over the damn since Binga Dismond ran himself into the heart and tradi- tion of the University of Chicago, but no one has run sufficiently fast to clip enough time from his 47.4 record to dim the lustre of his greatness. It must make him feel proud to know that it took thirty years to clearly and cleanly knock over his record. There must be some satisfaction for him too, in the fact that it was a Negro who did the job.
 If there is such a thing as poe tic justice in racing, it certainly has been at work overtime to bal ance things in favor of Binga Dis mond. By his clean sportsmanship and superior ability he made a record that was not allowed to be come worldwide on a technical ity. Time has made it possible for him to see that record firmly es- tablished and held by a member of his own race. Dismond was the second member of his race to earn and be awarded the varsity letter. l "C." But of equal value to him is the esteem with which he was held by his coach. the invincible Alonzo Stagg, and by the students of the University. during his ma triculation, and in the years that
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-15
Joe Donates To Extradition Fight

Pompton Lakes, N. Y. - Big hearted Joe Louis gave $20O this week to fight the extradition ot Herman Powell to Georgia, where he is wanted to serve a life sen tence for murder" in an auto ac- cident.
 Joe met Powe1l's wife, ,Moddie here at his training camp and per sonally put the money in her hands. Meanwhile, Powell is cele- brating two years here in Essex County Jail in Newark while his lawyer, Thomas Potter, is continu- ing the court fight against his ex- tradition.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-15
Joe Blackwood
 Loses ToPriest

In one of the best bouts fought in Boston rng in years last Friday evening, Al Priest of Cam bridge, won a split decision over Blackwood, the youngster from Patterson, N. J. Many around the ring thought Blackwood should have at least been given a draw. In all fairness to Al Priest the lad won by a hair. The colored lad has a great future, and will be heard from in middleweight di- vision in another year.
 Mention the CHRONICLE
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-15
High School Meet

Brookline, Mass, June 13 - At Brookline High field last Saturday Dave Neville lost his favorite race the 22O to Scott Paradise of An dover Academy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12

bit. Cisto sam je ostal. Ore 50
tjakaj, kjer je stale Martinaski-
no ognjisee, karnor je raynokaF
fprihitela Marjetica s skafom
vode. Martinaske nj bilo vide
ii mixer. "Sedaj-le ali pa niko-
li!" mrmra Janez sam 8 seboj
in jo pomeri proti ognjiSeu. Sam
sebi Sc je zdel neizmerno oko-
rem in neokreten.
"Kaj 81 tako zamisljen, Ja,aez,
.kar yes spremenjen Sc mi zdis!
Tvoji tovarisi SO odsh v cerkev,
le ii 81 ostal ma mestu, kakor
bi bill primrznil k tlom." 80
"Res sem Sc bill nekoliko glo-
bokeje zamislil kakor je sicer
pri meni navada. Vzrok ternu je
moja razburjena notranjost, ker
Sc je silno veliko spremenilo v
poslednjem easu."
cali sc sme vedeti, kaka je
.tista imenitna sprememba ?"
.vprasa nekako nagajivo Marjeti-
ca ter mu ljubo pogleda v oci.
"Meni Sc ze smes zaupati, sal
sva cd nanezje mladosti rasla
skupaj. Morda tt odleze, ako
mi zaupas, kaj te tare, in kde
we, &c ii cello ne hi mogla poma-
gait"
"Dobro 81 govorila, Marjeti-
ca, kajti &c mi lie xiv krst more
pomagati, je to gotovo v tvoji
moei."
"Kako le?"
''Da, prav tt in nobena druga
krseanska dusa net"
"Tako? In ii mi toiko casa
zakrivas vzrok svoje zalosti
Ali sem res tako neusmiljena in
trdosrcna, da bi tt ne hotela po-
magati? PRAY mic ne mores ime.
tt zaupanja do meme, ako me
tako sodis. S CHM bi 81 to Zaslu'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12
Spisal: +. KoSevar

9Th, rasti je bill cvrste, kakor
mlad hrast v dobravi. Rdec
telovnik 2 debelimi srebrnimi
gumbi, cme, umetne in bogato
obsite irhovke, cez kolena vi
soki skornji, ma glavi pa nick
klobucek - kastor - bolj ma
levo stran, izpod katerega Sc je
videla pisana svilena kappa, -
vse to nam je kazalo jtlnaka
stare korenine in reci moran,
da Sc mu je kaj dobro podalo.
z njegovega jasnega obraza
|j je odsevala neustrasljivost in
neka plemenita predrznost. Ma
Ilahko zakrivljenem nosu Sc mu
je bralo silno junastvo in sku-
SEMI ljudje, XII so obredi mnogo
sveta, so pravili, da Mlinarje-
vemu Janezu nj para v devetih
dezelah. v iharskih hlaeah je
nosil oh stegnu zataknjene dra-
gocene, s srebrom okovane noze.
Kakor orel ma pecini je
pogledoval danes tn pa tam po
ljudeh, XII so cd vseh krajev
vrei skupaj. Videti je bilo, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12

Ice hkrati zasmejejo. 'Da, ga
ljubljen je, zaljubljen!---- potrdi
.nekdo izmed njih. "Pa be kako!'
.pristavi drugi. "Jaz vem, kaj se
pravi zaljubljen biti," pravi
Simkov in nabija moznarje q
opeko; "skusal sem to, in ze ma
tenn svetu vice prestal, ko sem
.prvi6 videl svojo Mico. Raztre-
sen sem yam bill in zaverovan,
kakor riba, XII je pozrla omoti-
co."
Janeza oblije rdecica. Neko-
liko sram ga je tudi, da Sc ME-
COVE najslajse tajnosti tako ne
milo obravnavajo ma jake sirov
nacin v fantovskem krogu. Ia
torej reee hitro: "Jaz imam skr-
hi, o katerih Sc yam drugim
ne sanja ne, ker ina vsak izmed
vas, kolikor vas je tn, Sc oeeta
in mater. Odkar so moja ljuba
matt zatisnili oei, Turki pa oee-
ia ma breskem polju ubili, mi
della gospodarstvo noe in dan
velike skrbi."
/. v stolpu Sc oglasi jako slo-
vesno veliki zvon, ma ostala
manjsa diva pricno pa fantje
pritrkavati vecernice, drugi "a
palijo moznarje ter Sc poizgube
S klobukom pod pazduho v GER
kew. Tudi ljudstvo Sc je jelo po-
lagoma izgubljati, ker je mrak
pricel razprostirati po zemlji
svoja crna krila. LIE Janez sc ne
game z mesta, kakor bi bill pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12

nekoga pricakuje. Nj mu bile
treba dolgo cakati, hajti bistro
njegovo oko je ze ugledalo, pc
cemer je srce tako neskoncno
koprnelo - svojo izvoljenko,
Pengarjevo Marjetico poleg sta
re Martinaske. Janezu SIC zazari
lice srcne radosti in neki sla-
dak cut ga spreleti pc vsem te.
lesu. "Danes moran govoriti I
njo odloeno, maj velja kar ho-
&C." sklene Janez sam pri sebi
in sc zamisli.
Med tenn sc mu' pribliza ME
gov prijatelj simkov Tone, XII ga
soeutno vprasa: "Kaj ii je, ia
nez, da 81 danes tako zamisljen ?
lie malo potrpi, da nabijemo
moznarje ter jih popalimo, spra-
VINO sc mad VINO, IN to tt bOde
gotovo pregnalo vse skrbi, lie
meni verjemi."
Janez nj slisal ali vsaj po-
slusal nj, kar mu je pravil Sim
kov, tako je bill zamisljen v svo-
jo Marjetico.
"Kaj sc danes briga Janez
"a vino in "a nas!" pridene Mu-
harjev Jaka, "menim, da mu je
tesno pri srcu, odkar Sc ogiblje
nasega drustva. Zaljubil Sc je!
Jeli Janez, da sem jo zadel?"
Kakor bi sc bill liz sanj pre-.
budil, Sc ozre Janez okoli sebe
in vprasa: "Kaj 81 rekel, ia.
ka?
Vsi ga debelo pogledajo in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12

no hibo John Porter, star 81
let, donna IL Dauphina, Pa. Bill
je uposlen v cirkusu radi svoje
izredne teze. Oh smrti je tehtal
Sc, 721 funtov. v bolnisnici SO
morali dati skupaj dve postelji,
da so mu pripravili dovolj moe
no in prostorno lezisce.
3l-1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12

lila? Kaj ii je, povej mi brez
ovinkov! &c morem, rada ii po-
magam." ..@.
"Da, pray res mi lahko po-
magas." ~sE g..
me oklevaj dalje, reel, kaj
mi je storiti in storila bom."
(Daije prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12

Kenosha, Wis. - Dne 5. sep
tembra sta sc porocila Frank
Jurca IL Chicago in Jennie Hro-
vat.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12
CNadal aljevdnje)

JAA HAQdIJuJcM. J4AcZ, EsONGJ
mi odkritosrcno, ali Sc ne bos
mic zenil?" .....,
"Kaj, to ste ga vprasali?" il
seze Marjetiea v besedo.
tePrav s temi besedami. Glej,
govorila sem mu dalje ma sr-
ce: Gee in matt sta ii umrla,
brata vec nj in sorodniki te pa
tudi pisano gledajo. Nimas ga
pod milim Bogom cloveka, da bi
Sc lahko zanesel mani. Vse ii
pojde pod mic! Gospodinje tt je
treba ma domu kakor vratom
podbojev. Izberi 81 jo izmed ma
sih deklic, katera ii je najbolj
pri srcu, in katera kaj INA, pa
tud kaj prida ina in veruj mi,
nobena tt ne bo odrekla, ker
vsaka We, da bo sedla "a pol
no mizo.
Mirno je poslusal in v tia gle
dal. "Vedela bi tt "a jako pri-
licno nevesto," sem zacela 70
pet eez nekaj casa. "Pridna in
delavna tudi in vse cednosti ina,
XII dieijo dekliski cvet. Brez do
te tudi nj, in kar je vam fantom
poglavitna rec, lepa je, da j ga
nj para ne blizu, ne dalec. Od-
rekla ii ne bo,- le veruj mi, kar
mi je ze sama dejala, da 81 il
izmed vseh teharskih fantov
najbolj vsec."
-"Oh, kaj ste me izdali!"
vzklikne prestraseno Marjetica.
lie tho, le tho, da tt vse
povem! - Oba sva ma to umol-
knila. Jaz, ker sem cakala, kaj
DO zinil, on pa, ker 81 menda
nj upal vprasati, katera da mi
je ma mislih. Videc, da lie mic ne
bo, prienem zopet: Povedati jo
hocem -" =
ia pet ran bozjih!" vzklik-
ne Marjetica. ~.
''Ne vznemirjaj Sc, dekler nisi
vsega slisala! Povedala tt jo
bonn, toda obljubiti mi moras,
da nikomur ne zines tenn, ako
ii ne bo vsee. To mi je rad OBJ
ljubil. Glei Pengarjeva Marie
tica te ina rada! - Janez me
zgrabi "a roko in vklikne: MAR
tinaska, jeli res, kar ste rekh?"
No, zakaj bi ne bio res, mu pre-
strizem govorico, sal mi je ven
dar sama priznala, ko sva wee
raj plei skupaj repo. Morala
sem mu vse ma drobno razloziti,
kako in kaj. &c te je VOLTA do
veeernic tn poeakati, ii aorda
cello Marjetico tn gori pripe-
ljem, seveda le, &c jo izprosim
cd oceta, Ko bi bio le mole
ognjisce skoraj dovrseno!' lie
kar nitro pojdite po MO-" je
dejal nato, ia ognjisce vam nj
skrbeti, postavil ga bonn JAZZ! In
pa Sc nekaj, ne crhnite Marjeti-
ci 0 tenn nieesar, kar sva Sc tu
menila, da veste! "Zato, Mar
jetica, delaj sc, ko prideva 60
ri, kakor bro tenn prav mic ne
vedela!" .a-
Nasi znanki dospeta med tenn
k Sv. Ami. Tu je bilo ze vse Ii
vo romarjev in drugih ljudi. Ne
kateri 80 postavljai IL tratnih
rus pod sencnatimi lipami og-
njisca, drugi so vsajali stebre in
rante v zemljo "a sotore, kakor
bi SIC bill hoteli ondi naseliti, 20
pet drugje SO razprostrli celjski
medicarji svoje sotore rdecimi
zastavami. Ia cerkvijo pa so
nabijali teharski fantje svoje
move topice, ter jih poskusai,
kako da pokajo. Silno so bill po-
nosni mamie, kajti moznarji so
bill pri cerkvenih slovesnostih v
tisti dobi se nekaka novina, to-
rel jako redki in gorje tujemu
fantu, ko bi Sc drznil priti med
ME. To hi mu bill nanaazali pc
reJ ZatoSso Sc tuji fantje le bolj
od dalec zbirall in tn pa tam
ttdi donaa6in posmehovali in
marsikomu izmed tujcev je ze
mipal iezik. dR bi hill ieI zabay-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-12
CIRKUSKI DEBELUHAR
UMRL "a SRCNO HIBO

PITTSBURGH, Pa, IL.
septembra. " Allegheny Cen
eral bolnisnici je umrl "a src-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-02

get underway Thursday night and
urged members to be present at
the Ingram Alleys at o'clock.
Dan Cameron reported Fred
Willetts, Sr. was confined to the
hospital, but reported his condition
as good. Louis Hanson, injured in
an automobile accident several
days ago, will have to keep his
right arm in cast for six weeks,
Cameron said.
Guest of the club included, Frank
Giles, Virginia Beach, the Rev.
O. L. Halfway, st. Paul's L. D.
Hayman, Whiteville, Neal Patrick,
Albert Beall and Dale K. Spencer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-02
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THE only thing the mailman brought the paper,
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manager of the show will attend,
Willetts said.
John Nuckton announced the
Farm Bureau supper meeting at
the Wrightsboro Clubhouse on
Thursday night at 7.30. He was
joined by Ham Marks in urging
the members to attend this i'm
portant gathering.
John ColuccI gave a report of the
recent meeting of the board of
directors and Louis Shrier an
nounced the family picnic to be
held at the Bruce B. Cameron
Memorial boys camp on October
8.
Adam Smith told the members
the bowling league season would
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-02


to corrections by networks made
too late to incorporate.
All times PM eastern standard. Times
listed are those supplied by networks.
Relay times by local stations, may vary
in some instances.
5:45-Front Page Farrell, Serial - NBC
Tennessee Jed (Repeat 6:45) - ABC
Tom Mix (Repeated at 6:45 = MBS
Buck Rogers in Repeat MBS-West
6OO-News Report for Is Minis. - NBC
Quincy Howe and News Period - CHS
Walter Herman and News - ABC-east
Hop Harrigan in Repeat - MBS-west
6:15-Echoes of Tropics; Sports - NBC
Word from the Country, Talks = CHS
Dick Tracy with Repeat - ABC-west
Repeat of Superman - MBS-West
6:3O-Red Barber g. Sports Time - CHS
Jack Armstrong in Repeat - ABC-west
Capt. Midnight in Repeat - MBS-'Vest
6:45-Lowell Thomas & Newscast-NBC
Word News and Commentary CHS
Allen Prescott Is Minutes - ABC-east
70O-Radio's Supper Club - NBC-basic
Mystery Drama for the Week - CHS
News Commentary & Overseas = ABC
Fulton Lewis, Jr., in Comment - MBS
7:15-News & Comment of World-NBC
Jack Smith and Series for Song - Chs
Raymond Swing and Comment-ABC
Dancing Music Is Minis. = MBS-basic
730-Songs from Carolyn Gilbert-NBC
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Dancing Music Orchestra other CHS
Lone Rangers Drama of West ABC
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-02
CURFEW ON

JERUSALEM, Oct. 1.-tRABrit-
ish military authorities enforced a
strict sunset to dawn curfew in the
Jewish city of Petah Tikva, six
nearby Jewish settlements and
surrounding territory north of Tel
Aviv today following the wounding
of a British soldier and a girl in
two ambushes Monday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-02

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-02
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MAKES QUICK MOVE

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 1.-R
he found a house in Whit
tier, Calf, Fred Purey couldn't
wait for his furnishings. So Tues
day the family's household goods
ranging from canned raspberr;es
to an upright piano, were loaded in
a cargo plane scheduled to reach
Los Angeles Wednesday morning.
The cost was estimated at $1,000.