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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
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BIRTHDAYS

Birthday greetings In 81. Paul
Feb. 6--Wllllam White, ia RondO
Ave. Mrs. Elisabeth Hall SSt No.
Dale. Tiliie Daniels, 81 Paul. Feb.
s-Ara q, W. Lindsey. s1S ". Cen,
tsSi Ave: Mrs., EmmG Hood s s!S :
LsWiS GtS ST Anthony Ave, ELLA
Alice Jackson, SSl 81. AnthOny Ave.
FEB Ia--laWTencs E Hickman, asS
n ~, Adams. Euniee 0lANs ttT 81
AAnthoHy. Ays tsS, i'E W. i,
Eugene Tousatnt, GSs IElshArt Ave
Charles william Coins. 81, Paul Fee.
i6-Sydney Williams. Sbl ~. Anthony
Ave Samuel Allen, 1889 Rice -
Thomas Richard. As1 Rondo Ave.
Mrs. Doris shannon, 81 Fuller Ave
Jay naEhy, 12s y. western Ave Ees
le--AibeTts He'll, i0SS Kent 81. Fob
i7~-HAttia Little. t2A Edmund ~
out Of town birthday greetings
Co Arthur y. white, Pasadena, Calf
birthday greetings In Minneapolis
Fob. li--Joseph KIDD. b26 HlIard Az"
No. Fsb i2--CiRreneS Smith ssis
Clinton. Ave. SO Charles WSEnrt
9siS chicago Ave. ArH -. l'u
ford. ios6 Fourth Ave 80. Lee
Crump 1897 lgth Ave 81 FVb -
MTE ella WuUAmH. AlS AldTiCh Ave
No Norton Parker, ~ koyalstop
Mrp Lillian Grant. 1898 Olson HlNd.
J T Smith, p7G Bryant Ave. NJ.
charlie Pterson, lOei Bryant Ave
No. Mrs. Lulu Moore, Els hrYan'
Ave No Feb IL Mrs CorTins
Hunn $40 Aidrich Ave, No. Mra
sarah Dorsey, hes Aldrioh Ave. No
Harold MaysR. 700 Humboldt Ave
No: {. r. Palmer, 7la seventh ~
No Mrs u G. noyd, S7t9 Fifth Ave
80 Terry whitaker, bis Humboldt
Ave No Rev ~ A Smith, gsIG i3tt
Ave 70 Feb ib--RobsFt NounE
2Sg7 Chicago Ave Feb. ie~-RuY '
IIatchstt, lOtl Fourth Ave 50 Elm
ma Jean PettttoFd, llO nyland Ave
No Bobby Randall 1zb BrAdtnft
Ave No Mrs Luther Payne, S5I Il
olson Blvd. Feb i7-~ChRs }. Nc
I.eod. ans 18th Ave. 80 Mira n
MAsEenGtli, tgs Fremont AVa. No
Nru Ida sims, So AldTich Ave No
Leonard Breach, Jr.. aSi2 Elliot Ave
80.
Out 90 town greetings: Feb. IL
Howard Barnei Kansas CttS. No
Mrs Lee Thompson. Evanston, III
Dean b Hart. seattle wash ". l.
Alexander. Evanston III. ATs J. 7
Morgan. ogden, Utah.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

An Aquarium Is original, progressive, dynamic. un'
predctable; always ready 10 try something Your
hery rNstlessneSs often produces dramatic be-
tween you and your partner nstigatsd BY you merely
= means TO blow OF steam" You like TO Keep
things moving and 10 attract attention II yOu can't
do Il eonStTuetVey. yoa do Il destruetivSly. Running
10 extremes In intimate relationships you be the
most loyal and faithful Of partners completely
reliable, always intent getting your own way,
You like 20 establish = routine which you expect
others TO follow, yet which you yourself may change
at will without consulting anyone, In other words
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Bacterial Fertilizer

Two kinds u bacterial fertilizer
have been used on o million acres
Of Russian farm lands. One sort
named ''nitraEin." 10 for lsEunss
and the other. ''nitrobaetsrin." for
vegetable. Industrial and grain
crops. Thsy are SoWn With the seed
and add many pounds u nitrogen
per acre. The original method of
speeding tho bacteria over the
fslds has been abandoned.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
CHATTER PATTER
BY HELEN SMITH
THE STARS AND You
BY HELEN SMITH

The AauArus Horoscope Reading dan siFsh ial ready,
go ons brother husband nothing
Washington Lincoln Roosevelt born under this they
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Social and Personal

Mrs. Ora Jones, l0II Bryant
Ave. No, has as her house guest.
her sister, Mrs. Alma Irwin Of Chi
cago who arrived Sunday, Jan. 25.
Mrs. Jones gave 4 waffle breakfast
In her honor, Monday, Jan. 20. Mrs.
Cleo Hampton. Mrs. Ora Williams,
and Mrs. Ida Taylor were present.
Mrs. Cleo Hampton. 1916 Bryant
Ave. No. entertained at a theatre
party in honor Of Mrs. Alma Irwin
Of Chicago. Guests were Mrs, Ora
Williams, Mrs. Ora Jones, Mrs,
Bertha johnson and niece, and Mrs,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

In Minneapolis talk plans for
which City July Tuesday was
Hamilton Jenkins Of Denver Coo president Of the Es mid
western states Mr. Jenkins lost his sight years
this reporter he isn't blind but simply can't see"
With him his Seeing Eye Dog Dick
the above Minneapolis TRIBUNE
Mr. Jenkins purchased for his sawar companion
Shown also the photo Reuben
Lodge No 1906 which will play host the
bring 1000 Es and their friends the Twin
general
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

Ida Taylor. Mrs. Irwin has been
extended several cOuTtesies during
her visit.
Les Amics Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Helen WhitSide. 1898
Fourth Ave. So. last week. Mem
bers present were Mines. Crystal
Marmon, Dorothy Roberts. Helen
Coins, DelOis Gilchrist, Katherine
Rucker. DoTisellA Freeze, Loretta
Ellis, Bernice HendOn, and a new
member. RhebR Wardlaw. The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Loretta Ellis, 1853 Fifth
Ave. So, Friday, Feb. 8.
Mrs. Robert Martin. 2I07 Fifth
Ave. So. returned this week from
Kansas City, Kan.
Mrs. L. x. Risss. SS2s Fourth
Ave. So, Is eonyaleseing at home
after her recent illness.
Mr.. Al Mills. S26 Girard Ave.
No, few to Chicago TO visit Mrs.
Charles Welles who 10 i'll.
Two and q half year old Janet
Marie Smith. s7s Bryant Ave. No,
is in General hospital with pnsu-
mOnia. She 10 the granddaughter
Of Mrs. Arie Pullum, 2s37 l4th
Ave. So.
CORRECTION
Mrs. Vincent Shepard. 372o Fifth
Ave. So, was hostess TO a group Of
her friends in honor Of her hus-
bands birthday, and not In honor
Of her own birthday A. was stated
In last weeks issue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
by OTTO MACK


CHATTER ABOUT PLATTER.
MAKERS NAT KING" COLE.
famous leader Of the King Cole
Trio tnow wowinR 'sm in New
York; will march down the aisle
20 blend In matrimonial bliAa with
MARIE ELLINGTON on March II
PEARL BAILEY will establish
residence In Reno In February 20
shed her current "othsr half'' q.
LENA HORNE will receive top
billing In M0M's Words and NJ.
sic" musical Whenever tho studio
RstH around 20 making the flicker
Champ RAY ROBINSON. who
holds q union card ~ . drummer.
IL thinking II organizing . small
band ..
CHATTER ABOUT PLATTERs.
Muaieraft has released q i2-lnsh
dise ~ MEL TORME singing
County Fair" and - Cover The
Waterfront" supported by = n.
piece orchestra conducted by HAT.
Easy" with II Peel No smoochis"
on the fiipovsF side. Lena handles
this nifty tune from Ellington and
1atouchs's "BeRRaT's Opera" with
seSy good taste. it's her fret MGM
recording.
old Mooney. TormF, known ~ the
Velvet Fog" slightly foKs up the
County Pair" aide, but the Water.
front" coupling h just what the
ToFms fans have been clamarinK
for since FIRST hearing his tran.
Scribed version ~ same.
RECOMMENDED DISCS; Mon.
lea Lewis singing "Its The Blusst
Kind Of Blues" tibpccRt iJoh
Houst1n's ~ Fellow Needs q Girl"
tMOhb -. Stan Ksnton's Unison
RiH" Capitol Gordon Mae.
Ras's II Surrender Dear" Capitol
Billy Eekstins's Pool That !
Am" tMGMl Berry, DaVis'
Don't You Know Care" tLsn.
\ donD.
Jimmy Dorssy's "on Green Dol.
phin BtTest" (MGMD 90. Colsman
Hawkins "BsAn-A .Rs. Bop" (Ailss
DIM .. Dick Haynes That's An
IL Want To Know" tDsccaI .
Lena Horne singing Take Love
OSCAR MOORE, rated Top Rui,
iarist u the year ARSin by Metro,
Mons Magazine. and no longer .
nsmbsT ~ the King Cole Trio.
joins his brother In presenting
Johnny Mo0rs's Three Blazers In.
tsFprststISp ~ "Nondy's Getting
Cheaper" Oscars guitar doesn't
help this t1Bs very much,
/ WELL WORTH LIsTEEIHO
TO; Claude TbSrnhiiI's "Don't Call
II Love" lColgmbiaD Ksy
Starts was That the Human
Thing To DO" Capitol Ben
Wsbstsr's "BIas Bellies ~ Harlem"
| Lea WilsT's sshiTDsr Album
"SObKs by Harold ATISp" which In.
cIadss s1ch tunes - i've Got the
World on . String" "BLsrmy
wsathSr" and Down With Love. I"
RECORDS STILL SELLING
WELL THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY "Ths whiHsnpoSf
Song" 80 interpreted BY RSbsrt
Merrill and Russ Csas and his o..
shsstTa The Three Suns Peg
o Ny Heart" Vaughn M9nros's
''BallsrihA" .. Perry C0no's "ChI.
Ba-f,A" Louis PrimS'H "CiVlllEa-
tim" EfskiBs Hawkins
Hawks BooKis" 80. and he DsIta
Rhyibm BOys. with Frank Com
stock and his orchestra, irving
voice ~ DRY Bones" (vistoT).
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
DONALD DAYTON YOUNG
NAN OF MINNEAPOLIS

The outstanding young man In
Minneapolis In 1917 vas Donald
c. Dayton. So, executive vice presi.
dent and general manager Of the
Dayton company and national
president Of the Elizabeth Kenny
Foundation. His selection was an.
nounced Thursday night at the
annual Bosses Night Of the Mime
RpOlis Junior Chamber Of Com.
meree at Coffman Memorial Union.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Recreation Camp
For Children
Opens on May 29

The first bus loads OF children
Will De- leaving for the Detroit
Recreation Camp soon. The camp
opens on June %
For first tim campers.
there VIII be swimming two or
three times a day IN hot weather.
rowing in at-bottomcd rowboats
IN a lake that offers good fishing,
and singing around a camp ire.
Besides there Will be tennis.
soitbali and other sports, and
a crafts program.
$50 FOR TWO-WEEK PERIOD
The Department of Parks and
Recreation provides all this for
children from 10 IS wears Of
age including transportation. for
the fee of $50 for a two-week
period
Arrangements can be made for
a longer stay If desired. Appllca-
tons are now being taken for
one week Since buses make
the trlr only every second Tues
day, the one-week campers must
make their own transportation
arrangements for one way
The camp is located about 40
miles from Detroit, near Brlgh-
ton, Mich. and is two separate
camps. one for boys and one
Tor girls. on opposite sides Of
the private lake that divides the
3l4-acre site.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
NeWcomhe Holds
Orioles As
ROYALS Win 80

BALTIMORE --(NNPA)-- Don
Newcombc las, Friday night
held the Baltimore Orioles 10
eight hits while the Montreal
Royals were winning 3 TO ,.
For eight innings the game
was pitchers battle between
Newcombe and Ernie Groth. The
latter was taken out for pinch
hitter and Johnny Podgajny
pitched the last inning for the
Orioles
Newcombe pitched out OF a
tight spot IN the eighth. Warren
Robinson, who batted for Groth.
doubled and went TO third on
a single by Wilson. Newcombe
walked his first man of the
game. Beto Avila, to fill the
bases.
After Manager Clay Hopper
went out TO the mound and
talked with Newcombe. the
pitcher made Bill Martin fly out
TO short right. Robinson holding
third Robinson scored after Gion-
friddo caught a long fly off
HOWE Moss bat. Newcomhe
made Jimmy Wasdell ground out
to enc the inning.
In the ninth. the Orioles were
set down in order, Newcombe
famed Moss and Wasdcll to
end this scoring threat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Fight Fans Are
Surprised AS
McCrea Wins

NEWARK. y. Y. -(NNPA)-
Fans we've surprised by the de-
cSlon OF the referee. awarding
SnsnaS McCres. Of Cleveland
Z decision over Aaron Perry OF
Washington. IN their l0.round
bout az Laurel Garden last Mon
DAY night
The majority Of rlneslders
were OF the opinion that Perry
was fal out IN front. Referee Joe
Walker however, scored the
.cht i've rounds for McCrea.
four fcr Perry and one even
Inc bout was Perry's first
.nce last August. bit in spite
81 ne Ions lavoff he showed
good form and got better as
the cout moved along Perry
however was slow and relied
CHIEFLY on long punches 10 the
body or on MS mitigating sbil-
i'y Were ne definitely proved
ssperi7r.
McCres used his left hand
nicely and bothered Perry with
r's nnorthoa0x stvle HIS right
however, was not as good as
Perry s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Bethel And
Ebenezer Win
In Openers

Before a large crowd the
Greater Detroit Church Baseball
League opened its season with a
double header between Ebenezer
and Hartford Baptists and Bethel
and Second BaptistS at Dequin-
Dire Park Saturday afternoon.
Bethel won the opening con
test over Second Baptist with
score Of 1876. Ebenezer took
the second contest by a close
score Of So.
Edgar Brazelion. president OF
the league was well satisfied
with The leagues opening day
performance Next Saturday
Bethel viii meet Ebenezer al
Northwestern field no 5 ST.
Paul takes on Berea at the High
land Park ball park Two games
will he played AZ Northwestern.
Second Baptist will PLAY Taber-
nacle on Northwestern no. s. On
the Est side New Light viii be
pltted against the l947 cham
pionS Hartford Street Baptist.
az DeQulnore Park.
The church teams al present
carey 80 men Of which half w,ll
have y be eliminated by June
18Th There are eight ball clubs
participating AZ present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
SPORTS I'D
;'@8~'|'~
BY coNKLIN BRAY

Visited the Sportsman Gym to see Detroit's leading
stc exponent Leroy Willis work out under the direction
of Dave Clark, his trainer and former outstanding light
heavyweight.
Clark has Willis training on a close schedule from
5 100 until late afternoon Emphasis is mainly on leg
work and speed Both men realize that real test lies
ahead for Willis in his fight with featherweigh Champ
ion Willie Pep next Friday night at the Olympia.
Willis said he has been hoping for chance to meet
Pen for sometime and feels that he is in excellent shape
for the match He is working harder than this time
because he has much at stake Neither Wills nor Clark
had any plans for following up the hght al TINS point
MANN MOVES IN
Detroiters can feel Justly proud of the action of Bo
McNlln in overlooking the existing ideas regarding
cpation of Negroes i'm big time athletics here in Detroit
Bob Mann Of McMin's new appointees for the
DETROIT Lions football team, has moved to Detroit lock-
stock and barrel Mann was member of the 1947 Uni
versity Of Michigan Big Nine Conference Championship
team is evident that ne comes with excellent recon-
mendation.
Bob moved in last week and has been kept quite busy
getting his apartment furnished and ready for OCCUPANCY
The Lions will any kind of training until August
at present he is considering several Job offers that
have been made to him.
Mann graduated from Michigan last February but
does intend to be from il permanently. He
pre-denta student and will back to the school when
his football schedule will allow However, his main inter-
est at this time is football.
Lion Coach Tim Temeraro when asked about
Manns relatively light weight said, he thinks both Mann
and Groomes, who weigh about the same will make the
grade in spite of their size
AS far relations and gate receipts concern
ed Mcmillan has the precedent set by Paul Brown in sign
ing Bill Willis of Ohio State and Marion Motley of Neya
da. His action not popular and there were m n
threats of boycott and personal injury to the two men in
voved, but neither of these maeralzed. True enough
they subjected to unnecessary roughness
the first two weeks of the but before the halfway
mark reached word had gotten around that these two
men were football players and football players they
and given respect by both their teammates and
opponents-even those from below the Masonic X n
line.
Not only did Motley and Willis make the team but
they also made the league alstar team. Now that Paul
Brown has shown the the majority Of the other teams
have been indiscrminate in their search for players
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
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Trojan's Drop 1st DABF
Tilt II, To Athletics

Will Robinson Iro ans. team composed Of former
Miller High students dropped their first league
the Athletics. another pNRF team sunday at Jayne
Field by a Scor Is =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

WsS, sTAH CHAPTER NO lsTATED MEETINGS Isl
.aHon-N1rs Nancy White. 522 Erskine Wo-thy ps.Sa.
lehard White S22 Erstine Secretarv-Mrs Grace
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gay DEGREE WORK Ord FRIDAY Wor4hv 49, 30 NS;.,
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SOLDEN LEAF NO. l4-STATED MEETINGS -. W. vS,
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laine Collins 2026 Meade. TO- 7-sl0l, Wor,hv pa,,ar
Doris Ma rec p Hs2S Maine TW. ss7s secretarY-Mrs
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 2l-sTATED MEETINGS. 81 e,
Icy DESHEk WORK 9TH Friday. Worhv Mstror
tran NJ Dn SsS Medbury. IT, 2.3s7si Worthy Pa
hon-rgr oeVoid HoueY l0275 Cardon, SeeretarvI.Mrs
toNr Ai ST, 9aneey 9l97 Russell TIE. $3.50
LINE STAB CHAPTER NO. 2s : STATED MEETINGS. IL,
ronNMY: I DEGH sI WORK Ord Thursday Worthy Ma
Pahon-Mr George Glenn 2i3sl Majestic rsynd.I~' ST.
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Gay, DEGREE WORK 4ih Thursday Worthy Matron
wor,h p,s Ho5eris 2si Vernon HshwsY. CHI oasl
s~oIlnY Paton-ar Henry Calvert 2l7 Palmer MA sls3
SsSrsarY-Mrs Hsnrs-- Yuills Erskins Apt $50 TIE
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Ezzard RAY
Battle May7

The Sam Baroudi Benefit
fight which has been postponed
twice will headline this weeks
pugilstic slate when light heavy
weigh, contender Ezzard Charles
meets Elmer (Violenu Ray in
Chicago Friday night.
Charles. who weighs ia
pounds and comes from Cincin-
natl vill be shooting for a title
fight with champion Lesnevich.
Robinson from Minneapolis is a
200 pound heayywelght who
rates right up IN the big three
with Louis and Walcott.
The two fighters met last July
with Raw taking the decision. 4
second defeat az the hands Of
Ray would certainly not en-
nance Ezzard's title chances Les
nevich has indicated that ne
would rather bypass Charles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Willis Has Big
Chance In Bout

Leroy Willis Will be making
one Of the best CANDLES in his
ring career when he steps into
the Olympic ring Friday night
TO moe, worlds featherweight
champion Willie Pep, the Hart
ford boxing phenonmen.
Willis has everything 10 gain
and relatively little to lose. If
he wins his stock as a light
weigh, contender Will certainly
soar, and If he loses he will be
doing what a large percentage
Of hgsrt FANS have predicted.
Willie Pep has had 124 fights
OF which he lost /. These fig
ures will give you an idea Of
lust what Willis will be ND
against Friday. Pep rules the
fcatherweight division Just as
Joe Louis and Sugar Ray Rob-
lnSon rule their respective di-
visions
His one defeat was handed
hum by Sammy Angott. then
the retired lightweight champion.
IN a tough battle. Pep carries a
record Of 43 knockouts which
puts him in the books as quite
puncher.
Because Pep outclasses his d.
vision by such a margin accounts
for his overweight fight with
Willis Willis is very much aware
Of the good this match could do
him and feels very hopeful about
the outcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Wright Shines In
Meet As Wayne Loses

PITTSBURGH. Ps.-Although
Wavna University was defeated
63-43 ov the University OF Penn
Svivania Saturday in dual
track meet, their AAU broad
Jump champion. Lorenzo Wrlsht.
outshined one Of his Olympic riv-
ais Herb Douglas. with a win
mig oroadJump leap OF "a feet,
5 10 inches,
Wright WAS dual winner
with { victory in the 100 ward
dash. Wright did the hundred IN
30. Wayne took five first:
the other three were made bv
Enghsh N the mile. Foley IN
the p lie vault. Rucinski in the
hiCh jump
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05

tc TNsr game attracted By
.sr the arrest crowd The Tro-
Mu, aSraYed noticeable de-
seoe tersencsS throughout the
cr, Ean,c
Ma ger +. G. Rowe OF the
Troles> SAID that the team
WoG.7 intensity their practice in
ct - remedy the weakness
1o>csNcS p Sundays game The
Fsoian ; sSroGule for next Sun
cav WI he announced in FRI
3sy TRIBUNE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05

Robinson Off Bench; Hits Stride

PHILADELPHlA-(NNPA) Jackie Robinson, Brook
n Dodger second baseman poled homer three Dagger
and chalked hit the Buns dowged the Philles 70
here last Sunday
In Fridays game Jackie scored two of the eleven
the Dodgers made against the Phes to VIM ii 10 <
The lone hit Robinson credited with IN five trips
to the plate helped TO Dutch Leonard. knuckeoa
err of the box in the second inning. Robinson and
Spider Jorgensen hit successive doubles for run in that
inning and when Leonard walked Peter Reiser ne was
taken
the first inning, Jackie walked Jorgensen singled,
and Relser doubled Robinson scoring.
WITHOUT ERROR
Robinson handled ten chances-two putous and eight
assss-without He also credited with bait
ing in a
In Brooklrn last Thursday Jackie got three hits out
of six times bat and scored three in the game
which the Dodgers won IL to Z. to snap the New York
Giants six game winning streak.
Arer the Giants had scored three in the first
half the first inning. Jackie led of with single and
when he frame was over the Dodgers led 4-3.
BUNS LOSE
Afied, Jackie made five assists without a bauble.
Robinson returned to the Dodgers lineup in Boston last
Tuesday and Roy Campanella started his first major
league under the bat. but shf Braves defeated
BROOKLYN. 10 2.
Robinson took part in two double plays, but made
in the throw in the ineld that permitted
take base HI htess in four trips
the plate.
Campanella caught flawless game and scored one
but hitess in the three times bat. He scored
Robnsons slow roller down the first base line that
followed nearperfeel bunt down the third base line
that just rolled foul Wone of the Braves attempted to
steal on Campanella
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Drain fruit cocktail and heat syrup. Soften eeIa-
tin in water and dissolve in hot syrup. Blend in
salt. mustard cayenne, lemon juice and rind
Cool until slightly thickened. Whip cream un-
til stiff; fold into gelatin mixture with cup-
fruit cocktail and celery. Turn into oiled molds
and chill until firm. Unmold on green's; garnish
with remaining fruit cocktail. Serve with dress
ing if desired Serves 6.
Dressing: Whip u cup whipping cream until
stiff; fold into x cup mayonnaise.