davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

FutuTltN.
Wen take a guess that ID to l
will be tops on Spy Song, al
though its 10 To ! against any
colt starting al Churchill Downs.
Spy Song is picked to win the
race in the pre-Derby ana lysiS by
William Frazier in the February
issue of a turf magazine
After the Fisher colt Frazier
picks knockdown, Lord Boswell,
Mist O'Gold. Star Pilot and Re-
voked, in that order Billy
Bumps. owned by the Bomar
Stable OF Detroit. is picked thir-
tecnth
Few are giving him a tumble
but there will be flyers on an
other Detroit colt, Dave Eergu-
sons Ariel Ace q. = It's our guess
he'll be 100 10 s. That $40
gets you SI0O0" sounds inviting
doesn't n?
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
-Four Mai Villains
Clash in Same Bout

Anything can happen in a
wrestling match with four vii
lains" in the ring at the same
time and its likely TO happen in
Mondays Australian tag team
match the first al Arcadia.
Tiger" TaSker and Bull Mon
tana are pitted against Eddie Bad
NAM Lewis and Stanley Buresh,
the Australian kangaroo kicker.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
STATE OFFICIALS EVADNG- -DETROTS EFFORTS FOR ITS USE

recreation provided the
weeks at fair time Since that
time COnsdn they have been unable
denial from Brown and the prop
erty continues to lie idle
Oalman oupoken in his charges that high state officials
are making political football of the matter.
politicians and give positive re-
the people of Detroit ne declared
other trying to pacate bloc OF small
Jealous OF privilege that
to Detroit, NJ ma how much IL Is justified"
today 159 lie idle land-pnched recreatonstarVed
Detroit and Lansing continues to straddle the fence
Of hs Stats Fair Gtound
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Ho! Hum! a Grudqe
Match al FdirView

There's a plot back OF th.
Masked Marvel-Bert Ruby wrest-
ling match at Fairview Gardens
Tuesday night. II originated dur
ing the Australian tag match last
week when the Marvel teamed
with Buresh against the Ruby
Klein combination. Marvel violat-
ed the rules by entering the ring
10 help his partner out. Ruby
then entered the melee and the
Marvel handed him a haymaker.
Ruby wants 10 get even Tuesday.
Other bouts are: The Great
Balbo VS. Bert Ruby and George
Connel vs. Pete ka2enko.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Severe Penalty

"The rule" continued Pau
lus. penalties too many good
bowlers. With approximately
l2O houses here there are at
least rs per cent that employ
good bOwlers as managers,
clerks, alleymen, instructors,
bookkeepers. etc. We have from
80 to S5 outstanding teams and
in almost every instance each
has one alleyman. A. q result
the balance of good bowlers
must confine themselves 10
smaller leagues"
We recall being in Peoria ir
1927 when the rule WAS adopted
II broke up the Palace Recrea-
ton team. the best in the city II
the time. Harold and Bert Allen
we're co-owners OF the Palace,
PalaCe-Dix and Palace-Schoen-
herr. Ernie Hartman was man.
ager at Palace-Schoenherr. The
other two members were Augie
BamberC and the late Bill Faw-
cett from Turtle Greek.
A proposed amendment TO Rule
No. "a bound TO cause consider
able argument would make an
"alleyman" out of any star bowler
who transfers from one city 10
another 10 join another all-star
team. This is aimed directly at
Rudy Pugel of Stroh and George
Young of f e. B. although a
change now will not affect them.
The only reason Stroh and ( e. B
imported these men was 10 avoid
possibly breaking up other teams
hnrc-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

more than one allcNndn on any
sanctioned team Joe PauluS. pres
idcnt of the Detroit proprietoTs,
has requested its repeal on the
grounds the rule has been out
NODDED and no longer serves the
purpose for which il was intended.
When the rule was adopted
there were comparatively small
numbers of bowlers and estab-
li>hmcnts. Men closely connected
with the game, owners, managers
and employees had little more to
do than practice As result they
became the better bowlers and
walked off with the choice prize
money in Journeys.
THAT condition. says Paulus.
"no longer exists. Where there
used 10 be hundreds of establish
ments there are now thousands.
There are so many star bowlers
today no one individual. or set
Of individuals, can dominate the
game any longer.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Cue Exhibition

Willie Hoppe will give billiards
exhibition at the Recreation Bldg
Jan. 81, Feb. and 2. His opponent
Will be Arthur Rubin Of New York
who was the only contestant 10
defeat Hoppe in the worlds cham
pionship contest a few years ago
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Shaw, Ex-Butkeye,
Released by Pros

CLEVELAND. Jan. IS APP
Bob Shaw. former Ohio State
cage ace and All-America football
end. was released today by the
Cleveland AlImens OF the Ma
tional Professional Basket b | !
League.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Catholic League
Cage Schedule
petroit Tlmes Photo
SUNDAYS GAMES


50 Benedict at Visitation
81 Philip Al ST Martin A. 2 30 . n
So Frederick al ST. Michael
- Thomas a. 81 Florian.
81 Rose a. - Charles.
MONDAYS GAMTS
Pedf0rd 81 Mary a. 81 Leo
s. Michael a. - Rita
shrine A. Sweetest Heart
TUESDAYS CAMS
s. Joseph 7at st. StbnisiSuF
81 Catherine az ST Anthony
Catholic Central al 81 LsdivIsui
So GFeFeFy a. O /. st Mary
- Cecilia a. Redeemer
lrugdeS A. 81 Theresa
81 ArphOnsuS al Aununcistic0 -
g Paul A. 81 Bernard
Fernaale Lincoln az 81 Jsmfs
50 jnsaphst Al Rosary.
So Francis. Xavier a. Al saints
~r Hedwig az Mt Csrwc,
80 C8simif a. sacred Heart
WEDNESDAYS CAMS
81 PatriSk- a. 81 Andrew
TUESDAYS CAMS
So Patrick A. sacred Hear'
FRIDAYS CAMS
81 Anthony - DeLASalis
So S'auiSlsuS AZ So. Catherine
visitation a. Catholic Centrs
o T. So Mary ~ 50 LEdis'aus
- Gregory az 81 Benedict
tourdes A. 81 Leo
~ Plfs a. aruurcs'lor
- James ~ - FredeIick
Shrine a. s. Tnomst
50 josaphat e. 81 Flrrisn
Rosary a. St Agnes
All Saints - NJ CArrr'
So Francis xavier ~ - HsdviF
81 Andrew a. ST. Caslm.f.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

of Economic Development OF the
Blind behind the movement.
Little Frank Damico, who
has done such a fine Job with
his Husband and Wife tOurna-
ment annually, has been named
instructor. Judging from the
enthusiasm shown at a meeting
Friday the league should be q
big success. Teams will be
formed this week.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Spariing
No Pins
Repeal Of AIIeyman
Rule SOUGHT Again
By HAROLD KAHL

Despite a four-year lsyott there
Viii be fewer amendments offered
az the American Bowling Con-
CrcsS convention al Buffalo in
spring than ever before. In fact.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
ALIBI OF THE WEEK DEPT.

Leroy Colds
worthy, former
Detroit hockey
player. charges
the X a n s a s
City lu b S
skate sharpener
sabotaged I h e
skates of the
Dallas team be-
fore u a ! ] a 5
lost. 10 10 l. in
Kansas City re-
Gently
. ol d SWOTthy.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

now under way
aiC Cadillac Rec
reation. where
4 special rail
viii be pro-
vidcd by the
n1snag Q m 2 n I
every Friday
al $50. Rus
sell Flor X o,
Henry Petrilli
and Harry
Hunter are on
the committee
for the Council
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Fort Wayne Boxing

The second amateur boxing
show 10 be staged at the Fort
Wayne army post gym is Sched-
ulcd for Wednesday Al S p. m.
according 10 an announcement 10y
Col J. r, McIncrney, command
inc officer
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

he executive
CO m m ittee is
c O n 81 d ering
meeting tw O
days instead Of
the customary
three. accord
ing 10 reports
from Milwau-
kee.
one Of the
most discussed
rules Will be
No. "a. which
perm it's not
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Weeks COLLEGIATE
Cage Gard

MONDAY
Minnesota ~ Iowa
SnTtsHe.fCTg a. Ohio Slstt
Wisconsin A. Purdue
WEDNESDAY
ohio state a. Pl'tsburFn
THURSDAY
Michigan state o. S1fre Dsur
I..slr ~ Northwestern
ontario hgE.rv A. T. cf n
Wayne a. Cincinnati
SATURDAY
Chicago ~ Iowa
NiChiAsn a. wisconsin
Minnesota AZ Purdue
NJ'rr Dame a. SortnWcSfr
O. ~ . st Marquette
Michigan state a. Kentucky
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Edison Juniors
Lead Rifle Meet

First returns OF the 96 teams
firing in the Michigan Rife and
Pistol Associations junior postal
league shows the Detroit Edison
boys leading for high actual hon
ors with team mark of 780 Of
a possible 500 points.
Wyandotte High Is in second
place with 773 and ManIstIque
in the Upper Peninsula third
with 73S. Less than sene-quartcr
of the teams had completed It's
first rounds. Two titles arc al
stake in the eight weekly match
program-thc handicap and high
actual aggregate.
ChadScy High will open compc-
tition Monday in Detroit IN the
25th annual William Randolph
Hearst ROTC matches. Other
teams will fire as follows:
Tuesday: Eastern. Western,
Cooley. Wednesday; Den b v,
Southwestern, Mackenzie. Thurs
day: Cass, Northwestern, RedfOrd
Friday: Southeastern. Northern.
| Central
There is >till time 10 enter the
William Randolph Hearst junior
rifle trophy team competition.
Entry blanks arc available from
Ed Moore, y Ncw York Journal
American. 220 South street New
York. IS. There is no entry fec
ITh match consists Of 20 shots
prone Post entries permitted
until Feb. 10.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
By r. A. BATCHELOR JR.

Is the interested in making l59 acres Of State Fair
Detroit for sorey needed recreatona
area7
OR group OF Michigan politicians so jealous OF It's
the Grounds that II wishes this property 10
lie idle so weeks OF the year?
Consdne general superintendent of parks and recrea-
ton and Councilman Charles don't know the
received nolhng but half promises and eyaons
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
'Fritzie 'sGab
Rules ziviic Clan
BY CHARLES P. WARD

Fritzie Zivic is member OF
boxing's most famous fighting
family. He and four of his broth
ers became professional boxers
and top notchers in their divisions.
All of them fought champions -
near champions save one. Joe V
fought only a short time. =
On a previous visit to Detroit.
FritZie revealed that an argument
usually develops when he and his
brothers, Jack, Pete and Eddie
get together.
I'VE argue about who was
the best fighter the family pro-
duced," said Fritzie. II usually
win because I can talk faster
and longer than those other
guys"
There are other reasons for be-
lieving that Fritzie is the best Of
the fighting Zivics. One is that he
won the worlds welterweight title
and defended il by knocking out
Henry Armstrong, once a cham
pion of three divisions al the
same time.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
FRIDAYS GAMES

Northwestern at Western. wilbur wnght At
Southwestern. Cooley a. Redford u d.
High AZ Mackenzie Miller A. Eastern. DENLY
at Southeastern. CaSs a. Hamtrsmck North.
ern a. Pershiug Highland Park a. Chad
sey. Northeastern At Central
sNonleaEue game
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Decide Skates
Titles Sunday
BY KEN HALL
skates Derby Editor

This Sunday is the big day OF
the oath annual Detroit Times
Gold and Silver Skates Derby.
The winners of the coveted
Gold and Silver skates for l946
will be decided.
Starting at ! p. m, program
of so events will be run off on
the Belle Isle lagoon, east of the
skating pavilion.
Michigans best skaters who
have not already won the gold
and silver skates will race in the
mems mile Semifinals and 2-mlle
final and girls mile final this aft
ernoon. The qualifying heats yes
terday determined the boys and
girls who will 60 on 10 make
derby history for this year.
OUT OF TOWN ENTRIES
In addition to Michigan's best
skaters seven speederS from other
states will compete in the open
races and novelty events of the
afternoon. They are Julia Grogan
and Bob MesSmer of St. Louis.
who hold the Missouri state senior
titles; Gene Lechener OF Milwau-
/ kee, holder Of the Wisconsin
mems title; Frank Daley, Ohio
senior champ. and Bernie Quinn.
runner-up of Cleve land; CaSs
Tobin. Canadian senior title
/ holder. and anche g McCallum
who tied with Eileen Whalley for
the women's crown, from Winni-
peg.
These champions will race in
the Walter Osmun 2-mile, Oscar
Parmentier mile, Detroit Times
440 and $50 yards for men, Harry
Carl mile, Detroit Times 220 yards
and mile for girls. Against them
Will be pitted Lorraine Sable and
Vino Bozich, Michigan's champs;
the four WTonas, Janet Beatty,
Mary Koinis and Jimmy koiniS
Of Saginaw; John Hehert, Upper
PeninSula's senior titlehoider and
A host of local stars.
/. Finals in all the state title races
not run Saturday will be decided
Sunday with the class champions
determined on a point basis.
FANCY SKATING. TOO!
Fancy skaters, some 30 OF them,
will do tn cir stuff in mld-ice.
There will be obstacle, mixed re-
lay. skating and sculling, father
and son, mother an d daughter
events in addition TO the eleventh
annual dog-sled derby. There will
be a grand march Of all contest
ants following the heats of the
dog derby which will have its
finals Immediately afterwards.
Entries in the dog-sled derby,
novelty and open events can be
made al the race course paddock
any time prior 10 that event.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

(ThI the hrst OF articles concerning the e efforts 10
FAIR Grounds The second
srtieis uiH appear in Monday Detroit Timss)
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Blind TO Roll

Organization Of league for blind
bowlers. the first Of its kind. is
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
OFF THE HOOK
With Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Water
Dixiana's Spy Song Likely
To Be 1871 in Derby Book

GET YOURS A host Of Detroters waiting for
the winter Kentucky Derby hoping to get good
price on Spy Song. Farm colt that kissed the boys
poodby in every race the Washington Park
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Three NedriinQ
Prep PIdyoffs
By JAKE BERSON

=
Pershing and Southeastern basket
ball teams can assure themselves
the three playoff berths still open
in the Metropolitan League race.
Western meets Northwestern,
Pershing engages Northern, while
Southeastern tackles DENLY.
Places in the eight-team elm
ination series opening Feb. Is
have already been clinched by
Miller Central, Mackenzie, Ham,
tramck and Southwestern.
LOST TO BOTH
Defending champion Southeast
ern suffered two defeats early in
the campaign. but has made a
strong comeback. Should DENLY
win, however. the Jungaleers
would be up against it. After the
Tars the Jungaleers must face
Miller. Both DENLY and Miller
hold decisions over the 1945
champs.
DENLY will be fighting to re-
tain a mathematical chance for
the pfayoffs. Still having outside
chances to reach il are Highland
Park and Northwestern. Stand
ings and schedule.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
OUTLAsTs BROTHERS

Another is that he has out.
lasted all of the other Zivics,
though all four members of this
Croatian American family Of
fighters lasted a long time. He has
been fighting Is years and so far
has given no indication that he in
tends to quit in the immediate
future.
Before he entered the army
Fritzie Zivic had 200 bouts. some
of which are not in the records.
He had several in the army and
more since he was discharged.
Before he is through fighting he
probably will have engaged in 260
or more battles, which will boost
the total number of bouts for
the fighting ZivicS to SIS battles.
When tTitzie arrived in De-
troit Friday TO train for his bout
with O'Neill Bell at the Olympia
Friday night. Zivic's attention was
called 10 this record.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
POP COULD LICK ALL

lie also was asked 20 tell WI
of the fighting Zivics really
the best fighter. He considered
the situation for a moment and
then he grinned.
ITO tell the truth" he said.
"there have been times when I
thought my old man would lick
the whole bunch OF US put to-
gether."
Zivic and Bell will work out
daily at the Williams gym for
their bout, which Will be part Of
a double windup. So also will Bill
Eddy, the state lightweight cham
pion, and Ace Miller of Toledo,
who are TO meet in the other 10
rounder. The latter bout is re-
match at the request of Eddy.
Bill was beaten by Miller shortly
before Eddy won the state title by
trouncing Leroy Willis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

Paul, Jimmy Jones, Daniel
Smith, Sanford Hess, Sonya Ber-
ger, Jeannene Phillips, Betty Jean
Bennett, Catherine Griffin, Betty
Carol Revel.
Bobby Barker, Eugene Barry,
James Dexter, Gene Johnson,
Leon Sims, Leon Thompson,
Olivia Hernandez, Evelyn Parker,
Marie Sykes, Connie Thompson.
Burhl Knopp, Thomas Betz,
Lawrence Russell, Marjorie Fedy-
shyn, Patricia O'Neal, Joyce
Breeding, Isabella Barcelona,
Claude Powell, Barbara Baugh-
man, Jack Roller, Beverly Jean
Hyland, Joyce Hodnett, Beverly
Trudeau, Paula Williams, Sandra
Warren, Burke CabaniSs, Mickie
Conway.
Edward Ensor, Shirley Led
ford. Sally 10 Newell, Sylvia
Smith, Barbara YaWn, David
Murray, Marilyn Watson, Anne
Starnes, Douglass Corbin, Robert
Sanford, Lois Robinson, Martha
Steed.
Elmer Barton, Donald Freed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
POinciana School Names
: Students On Honor Roll

Honor roll at the Poinciana
Elementary school has been an
n0unced as follows for the six
week period just ended:
Rita Roig. Lola Watson, Rose
mary Cunningham, Carolyn Put
nam. Kathryn Allmon, Randall
Warren, Neville Stirrup, Jackie
Pace.
Mickey Conway, Thomas Betz,
Jack Roller, Joyce Hodnett,
Christine Trowbridge, Lawrence
Russell. Ralph Cunningham, San
dra Warren.
Paula Williams, Earl Mitchell,
Joyce Breeding, Isabella Barte-
Iona. Claude Powell, Burke Ca
bsniss. Edward Enscr, Ray Win
kle. Shirley Ledford, Sally 10
Newell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

Sylvia Smith, Virginia Gregg
Elmer Barton, Shirley Tradeau
Shirley Thompson, Betty Farga-
son, Billy Baggett.
Joycelyn Carnes, Charlotte
Harris, Janet Hayward.
Carolyn Crowell, Norma Deak-
ms, Horlivia Acevedo, Marie
Sykes, Evelyn Parker, Danny
O'Shea, Eugene Barry, Leon
Sims, Jack Williams.
The Honor Roll included the
names of As students.
Perfect attendance at the
school for the same period:
Lola Watson, Terry Banks,
Linda CLANCY, Beverly Thomp-
son, Kathryn Allmon, Harry Beth
ell. Randall Warren, Jimmie De
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

ing, Sager Hyland, Larry O'Neali
Richard Smith, Erwin Wolls, Mar
garet Cormack, Betty Fragason,
Virginia Gregg, Madeline Hof-
siss, Shirley Thompson, Shirley
Trudeau, Shirley Wolfcale.
Billy Baggett, Joycelyn Carnes,
Pat Connell, Carolyn Dawson,
Charlotte Harris, Kenneth jack
son, Durwood Latham and James
Kingland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
Your Horoscope

WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1876
Today gives a broad, powerful
mind with original conceptions.
You should have much influence
among people, but should aim to
avoid straining after Improbable
things, a instruction of effort,
which results in detracting from
that popularity. Seek to con-
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to waste a portion of the life.
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Evening star., 1946-10-30
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YOUNG MEN to learn carpenter trade;
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week; no cooking; 5ha-day week. no.
GIRLS, t2), colored, want Jobs as wait
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Others CO. ALSO.
GIRL, coiored, wants housework from 4
pm. to ssp.m. 5 days . week. Lu. 1925.
GIRL. coiored. day worker. ia. o176.
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work; good laundress and cleaner. DE.
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and carfare. North 3066.
GIRL, colored, wants Job as general matd:
GIRLS (2), colored, desire morning work
q to 2 cleaning apis. Call MI. 1888. 80
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WOMAN. colored. wants laundry out OF
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WOMAN, colored, wants days work In
Silver Spring. Call Ashton 5453.
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WOMEN (2), colored. want general house
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WANTED by middle aged. white lady,
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SITUATIONS MEN Cent,

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istrative work. once manage @ desires fun
VETERAN, colored. desires part-time work
in drugstore, dry cleaner or restaurant.
Drivers license. 8 am. to pm. phone
VETERAN, colored. semiskilled,. handy,
married. desires job Immediately Best
yyfaeiTsERMAtN VIZ Mt oIAVVSi IAVVSiAroR, deaf: commercial
flight instructor; exp. airpiane dsmonstra-
ton. sales; take any reas. work. Box 80
/ Want A SMALL APT. as, janitor. For
1SEEsI 1nEsnRE CONNECTION with miiiwork
plant that manufactures cabinets windows.
doors as foreman. Excellent experience.
Consider permanent connection only. MA.
TfSPLrEidHT fes.j ETS' ~ RETAIL MAN, excellent
training and experience In hardware ane
sutomotive access. lines, wishes to conlc'
large local double-A retail outlet; GI Bill;
YGUNG Colonel MAN wants work OF
any kind, afternoons only. MI. $500.
Nh. BUSINESS MAN-Do you need q good
sooSieepsri Phone IVA 3s9s. =. i