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in snnoll. medium or loroe.
Hosiery. Street Floor.
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and Silper Spring
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$50 Napkins. Spun royon
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Motehins Napkins. Deep
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$50 Hondmeds Chinese
Loes DoiIies es----I9e
- Piostie Aprons with
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Some seconds Sc
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Hand Towels s------19s
1870 Seconds Of Muslin
Pillow coses. white, eolors.
39e
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Sheet BIonkets. 70xoO-in.,
Lao
$50 Seconds Of Muslin
Sheets. white, 8lx9o, Six
l08; eolored, 72xl08,
l.7s
l30 Fomous-Moke Shower
curtoin Sets set, l.99
100 Seconds Of Famous-
Mske Sheets. eoxlO8-in.,
2.23
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Towels ----1.4S
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5th Floor, The Hecht Co.,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Dodgers the pennant.
It's remarkable that the Dodg-
ers can remain as close as they
are with Robinson two seven
three hitter for the last twenty
nine games. And Gil Hodges,
the second best hitter dipping un-
der . percentage point two hun
dred. with the same span, Robin
sons case is more tragic, for the
batting championship and the big
pay check that was 10 come as
the reward. next winter, might
slip away from him.
Jack was horsecollared by
Dave Kolso of the Giants pitch
ing staff, in three official trips,
and was picked off. the only time
he managed to get on first with
a walk. And in the field he was
sluggish. His error that caused
a horrible six run seventh inning,
and locked the game up for the
Giants.
It's probably because Jack was
telling the truth two weeks age
when he said that he was tired
and that he needed rest. but
Barney Shotton. the Dodgers
manager. scoffed at that just as
he SCOTS at all the aches and
pains OF all the Dodger players.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Texas Tigers to
Cause Trouble

More experience. more power,
and better passing will make the
Texas State University Tigers
something TO worry about in the
oncoming Southwest Conference
football race.
Head Coach Alexander dur
able) Durley, has q CLEAN in his
eye when he talks about his rug
ged line. which. he says. will be
as good as they come. He has a
flock Of little fellows with big
passing arms. and he has the big
backs TO jar opposing forward
walls.
Experienced reserves are
scarce. but II the Tigers can get
away without cripplinE injuries.
they will be indeed hard to ham
die. They will be tough for any
body and you might look for some
surprises football critics warned.
The TSU coaching staff Is shap-
Ing up the ferocious Tigers for
the seasons first game against
Southern University on Septem-
Der "A. The local eridsters viii
journey 10 scotlandville. La. TO
battle = stubborn team that won
the 1919 Negro National Cham
pionship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Football Mgrs.
Still Have Time
To Sign-Up Teums

Managers interested in entering
their teams in the Department OF
Parks and Recreation Football
League are advised that they must
file their entries with the depart
ments athletic office. 1912 Grand
River. no, later than Septem-
Der %.
Cabs in the league this year
viii play night games for the first
time on the new lighted gridirons
az Jayne and Mackenzie fields.
Initial contests are scheduled
for October !. Games will also
be PLAYED at Belle Isle. Clark
Park. Northwestern Field. Far
we'll. ST. Clair and Atkinson.
There Will be two classes in
the league-A. no age limit; B.
youngsters under 10. Last year
Tars A. c. took the Glass A
championship and Detroiters tri-
umphed in Glass 3.
The leagues were established
10 promote and encourage organ
lied football for amateurs in the
metropolitan Detroit area who
are not members OF high school
or college teams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Texas College to
Dedicate Stadium

TYLER. Texas - The Texas
College Steers dedicate their new
stadium here on Saturday. Sep
tember "a. when they play hosts
to the mighty Grambling Tigers
in a battle that will resound
throughout the nation.
Coach Eddie Robinson's Gram
bling Tigers. rated number -four
in the national grid picture in
1913. will be as powerful this yea
despite the loss of Tank Younger
Texas College. ranked second IN
the Southwest Conference. suf-
fered only one real loss. that in
big Cliff Ozan, great left tackle
New Steer Stadium will be
dedicated prior TO the kick of
scheduled at 8 pm. Roy Skip
per" Dixon will make the dedi-
catory address Dixon is veteran
grid official in the Southwest
Conference and one Of the top
sports scribes in this section.
The largest crowd in Steer
history is expected to be on hand
for the big battle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Titans to Make
History Friday

In game set to 60 down as
history-maker. the University
of Detroit will take on Tulsa Uni
versity at Titan Stadium in De-
troit Friday night, Sept. 49,
It's historic Importance lies in
the fact that it will be the first
game for Detroit as a regular
member OF the Missouri Valley
Conference. incidentally, il will
mark the opener OF the confer
ence season, all other Valley
teams getting their championship
campaigns under way a week
later.
Rarely is IL that the schedule
makers come up with a game on
opening day that promises as
much as the Tulsa Detroit clash
Friday night. The teams have
been arch rivals for years. and
the added incentive Of confer
ence battle will add TO the rivalry.
One change in the Detroit start
ing lineup seemed definite. Dan
Kerins. 208-pound sophomore
tackle. has been installed at the
number one left tackle position,
replacing John Cont. out of ac-
ton with an injured back muscle.
Loss of Cont. who weighs more
than 800 pounds. will slice about
eight pounds from the starting
lines weight per man. The peo-
pies choice Cont is expected TO
be sufficiently recovered TO see
action against Tulsa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Detroit Lions
Open Friday
Against. Rams

YPSILANTI. Mich, Scyt. IL
Wednesday was getaway day im
the Detroit Lions, who CLOSED
their preseason training camO
here and left for Los Angeles IA
open the l949 National Football
League race Friday night, Sent
%. against the Rams. =
Since August the Llons hsv
utilized training facilities al Mich.
igan State Normal College. Dur.
ing this period. Coach 30 Nc.
Millin observed his Lions undo,
fire in six exhibition games. Most
noteworthy were the 81 20 10 VIC.
tory over New Yorks Bulldos
and the Al to 81 lacing admins.
tered the Pittsburg Sieelers.
Memory is fresh in the McMil.
lin mind as the chips 20 down
on impending games. Il was Just
a year ago that McMilhn. fresh
out Of Indiana University. took
his Lions TO the west coast Coli.
scum to suffer a "A to Z setback
Despite the unprecedented
number OF injuries and the lack
Of great player depth. the Lions
emerged with two victories in u
starts.
McMillin altered his otiense 70
a Information with single-wing
variations fro mthe balanced line.
Last season the Lions ran entire.
~ from an unbalanced forward
wall.
McMillin quickly took up he
free-substitution rule. He's INST.
tuted the multi-platoon system,
which gives the Lions an ofiens-
i've team. defensive unit. teams
to kickoff. receive. punt punt
receiving and point latter touch
down. cts this latter team 30
hopes to be overworked this ialll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

CINCINNATI. O.-(ATLAS)
---Ezzard Charles. MIA heavy
weight champion. must find 4
mate who can give him FAM
lily or there will be no matri-
mony, that is II his grand
mother has anything to say
about IL.
II is reported that the gray
haired grandmother of the
famous young fighter insists
that the girl her grandson
marries must give him a fam
lily. and disclosed that any
marriage 10 his current host of
anticipated admirers is tab
coed.
Reports have been current
that Charles has been quite
friendly with Mrs. Lula Belle
Ferguson. near middle-aged.
wealthy owner Of Cincinnati's
Cotton Club, but according to
Grandma Charles, these re-
ports are unfounded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

him to follow. but he had his
mind on goal. an dino circum-
stance could deter him from real
ling il.
Today Jackie is the sharpest
hitter. the speediest baserunner
and the surest fielder in our ma :
tional pastime. He rose 10 fame
the hard way-because he is also
the first Negro in organized base
ball. Hailed today as a new Ty
Cobb. brilliant Jackie has over
come all handicaps 10 become
atsymbol Of the fighting spirit
'of the American boy.
The comics magazine field
which has been so roundly scored
by critics everywhere. thus brings
new type to the newsstands
Fawcett Publications. publishers
OF True" the Mans Magazine.
"True Confessions. "Today's
Woman" and many other leading
publications. has produced this
new magazine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
.Wurzburg vi"
Reduces Squad

KITZINGEN. Germany - The
Wurz burg Warriors. now in train
ing az Kitzingen Training Center
will soon reduce It's strength from
force OF sixty hopefuls 10 a
squad of 40 men. Coach Lloyd D.
Jones Of Chlllicothe, Ohio, an
nounced.
The Warriors viii enter league
play against the Rhine Main
eleven September II.
The le49 line averages 200
pounds. according TO 1t. Jones,
who also reported that several
Of last seasons players have re-
turned 20 the gridiron.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

The scrimmage revealed that
the play for the present will be
dependent upon the veteran play
ers from last years squad, as none
of the new men showed enough
to warrant making plans TO use
them al an early date.
The loss Of Charles Phillips.
hard-hitting ne-backer from last
years team. will make dent
that will be hard to close Much
time is being spent in trying to
find q suitable replacement. A
couple Of the new men. Herbert
Henderson and Richard Wells,
are being tried in this spot at
present, although Merle Wylie
from last years squad has shown
The full scale scrimmage
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
sc. Stote Opens
Against TurheeIs

ORANGEBURG. s. c. Al
South Carolina State. the 1919
football season Will get under
way with an intersectionsi top
feature between NC. State Eagles
on State College field, Saturday,
October End.
Coach Dawson has scheduled
double sessions for his drills IN
order TO get ready for the Ms.
State Eagles and Maryland State
the 9th Of October.
Coach Dawson says he Will be
looking for a quarterback who
Will be able TO handle the ball
from the IT" and capable Of re-
placing his l948 quarterback,
John Dow.
He also stated that he will make
try for the Southern Conference
Championship but he is not too
optimistic unless some OF the new
recruits show up well.
The l949 schedule Of the Bull
dogs
Oct. 1. State VS.. NC. State
Orangeburg. sc.
Oct. s. State VS.. Maryland State
--Orangeburg. sc.
Oct. Is. State VS.. Clark Col
lege--Atlanta, Ga.
Oct. %. State vs.. Alabama A. g.
M-Huntsville. Ala.
Oct. 80. State VS.. Claim College
--Orangeburg. sc.
Nov. 4. State VS.. Morris Brown
Atlanta. Ga.
Nov. IL. State VS.. Tuskegee
Homecoming -Orangeburg.
Nov. "a. State VS.. Benedict
COlumbia sc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Speedy Sam Jethroe
To Be 1850 Dodger

MONTREAL-(G lobaD-S a m
Jethroe. classified as one OF the
fastest baseball players in mod
ern times. will be a Dodger in
1850. so says Branch Hickey.
Dodger prexy. Jethroe got the
appraisal from Branch Hickey
last week. when Jethroe stole his
10Th base for the international
League team.
Shotton has been reluctant 10
make any statements. but he did
state that Jethroe had quite a
temper and was not yet ready 10
De a Dodger until 1850.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

So great is the aura Of star
dunn surrounding this greatest
Of Negro athletes that a spe-
cial magazine. bearing his
name. is being released on the
newsstands of America Fri
day. Sept. 23rd.
Jackie Robinson" the maya
zine. is the true life story Of the
famous Brooklyn Dodger. II is
pictorial history. commencing
with BIRTH in little Georgia,
town in 1919. through his youth
in Pasadena. California. and por-
traying all phases OF the great
athletic life which was later to.
bring him fame. -
Jackie had troubles. plenty OF
them. 1t wasn't an easy road for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Robinson has all the earma,..
OF a weary rundown athlete y !,
may be significant that RobIn,, :
looked his worst last FRIDAY ,''. !
day after the long night can.
on Thursday night that drsg a,ss
almost a half hour beyond mid MID
night. u
With the l;3o .. m. s,sr,i,.
time in Brooklyn. il is lnno nos
sible for players to get tbs;,
proper rest after such long niSh,
games. Meanwhile, the play ,r'
are suffering from baseballi,,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Gerry Ellis. one OF University
Of Detroit's leading pitchers last
spring, has signed contract with
the New York Yankees and will
report to Newark of the Inter
national League next spring. Ellis
is the fourth baseball player De-
troit has lost during the past IL
months All had college eligibility
remaining. Others are Pitchers
Ed Zaliagiris brooklyn and Bob
Miller philadelphia Phillies) and
Outfelder Ed Jeakle New York
Yankees).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Jersey Joe Visits
Pope Plus XII

CASTEL GANDOLFO. Italy
jersey Joe Walcott. recently de-
feated claimant for the worlds
heavyweight title. was among q
group received here last Saturday
by Pope Plus XII.
Accompanied by his manager.
Felix Bocc hi'c chic. Walcott
dropped to his knees to kiss the
papal king as the Pontiff paused
before him. Afterwards, the re-
ligious chief chatted with the
fighter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

AiiiUOlc OiiiNSi oil y lIt SulliS
Of Y of d Stadium, beginning
Special guests of the Uni
versity at the opening game
will be the $500 boys who are
mmebers Of the Safety Patrols
in Detroit public. parochial
and private schools.
Coach Lou Zarza. his coach
inc staff. and the squad have
been hard al work in the
Brighton camp since Septem-
Der l. Two tough drills were
faced each day by the fifty
camp trainees. and the varsity
squad was rounded rapidly
into shape.
OF the remaining home con-
tests on the schedule. the UNI
versity of Omaha game will
be PLAYED a tKevworth Sta
dunn, and all others at the
u of D Stadium.
The schedule:
October I, 8 D. m. Western H.
linois. Macomb. ILL.,; s. els p. m,
st. Bonaventure College. Olean.
~. "; Is. Sis p. m. Quantico Ma
rines. Detroit: e1. University Of
Detroit: 90. Niagara University;
November 5. University of Toledo
Homecoming: IL, 2:15 p. m,
University Of Omaha.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

the most consistency.
showed enough to warrant the
curtailing of hard contact work
for a while as about ten Of the
key men were injured and will
be unable to participate in hard
work for a period. This week
will be spent in shaping up the
running attack with some en-
phasis on the passing attack also.
The Virginia Union University
Painters" are already prepared
to throw everything at the "Yel-
lowjackets" in an attempt to re-
peat last years defeat OF the
West Virginia champions. The
game will take place in Richmond
Friday night. September %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Dan Kerins, sophomore tackle
at University OF Detroit. is the
only player on the 55-man Titan
squad who did not play high
school football. Kerins had 10
work during his after school
hours when he was attending Mt.
Carmel High in Chicago. but his
lack OF prep experience hasn't
sopped him from earning first
string defensive tackle berth on
this years varsity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

at w centerS penang the lal
program.
Outdoor activities at Ames,
EwaId, Fiori. Kiwanis, Market.
Northwestern. Nagel, Temple,
Vernon. Callahan. Brush-Kirby,
Van Antwerp. Willis, and Dean
Savage include a football sched-
ule to be played week-ends, tour
naments. volleyball. soccer. street
dances and teenage events.
Where indoor facilities are
available at Birdhurst, Brewster,
Bradley, Cardoni, Cass Rotary,
Clancy, Dawson, Dryer. Elm
wood, Kennedy, Mt. Vernon,
Sampson. Sherrard and Washing
ton centers, handicraft, woodcraft,
choral work. dancing. dramatics
and gymnasium activities are
available.
Swimming at Brewster is Of
fered boys on Monday. Tuesday,
Friday and Saturday afternoons
from 800 TO $50; girls may &c
swimming Tuesday and Wednes-
day afternoons $50 10 $50. and
mixed swimming is held Monday
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday evenings from $50 "a
$50 for teenagers and adults
The activities have been
planned to provide recreation for
every individual and to make
leisure time entertaining and
profitable.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
Heart Attack Fatal
to Colorado AM Star

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo SpecaD-Edde
Hanna fleet halfback for Colorado A. and M. College
died of heart attack about half hour after close Of
the Agges contest with Colorado College last Sat-
urdav night.
The 24-year-old senior OF Dodge City. Kansas COM
planned of burning in his chest after he had PLAYED
much Of the game of which his team won l4-7
He was stricken special train which was to
take the Aggies 70 Fort Collins The A. and NJ physi-
clan diagnosed cause Of death.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

Married men should be masters
in their homes or know the rea-
son why. states a writer. At least
most of them know the reason
why.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

What this country needs is a
good plan where we can keep on
spending all the money that we
are spending now and at the same
time reduce the taxes back 10 the
1885 level.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

The story is making the rounds
that a rooster lived three days
after he lost his head on the chop
ping block. Don't be surprised
some people have been running
around that way for years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
ROBIlSON'S SLUMP
.DEVASTATES BUNS

NEW YORK CITY-Robinson was TOPS carrv,n.
Dodgers with his superb baseball playing He ses Inc
have the batting championship in unbreakabIe GU 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
1913 OAA Grid Champs
Must Rely on Veterans

INSTITUTE w. Va-Coach Mark H. Cardwell moved
his defending CIAA West Va State football champions into
second week of practice with minimum amount of con-
work following full scale scrimmage last weekend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 1919
Wayne J. Gridders Open
AGAINST Southern Illinois

Wayne Unversys football wound up its practices
football camp last Friday. in preparation for the seasons
first varsity Saturday. Sept "a against Southern
Illinois University The game will be played under the lights
of Y Of D Stadium, beginning at BIS p. m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24
81 Centers Offer Events,
Pending FuII-Winter Bill

Although the fall and winter program is completed the
Department of Parks and Recreat offering activities
80 pending the launching of the fall and winter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-24

And now-Jackie Robinsons life in a comics magazne
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-29

and children spent weeks va
cation at Whitehall and also yell
lowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anvil Schluter and
son Robert of Salt Lake CITY,
spent four days visiting at the
home of Mrs. Schulter's mother
Mrs. Ida Leach and her brother
Robert Leach and family. Whlle
here they visited the Hungry
Horse dam, Glacier park and other
points of interest.
Merrill Abel has gone to Seattle
for medical care. His many friends
wish him a speedy recovery.
Visitors at the Rudy Kaser home
on Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Val Zimmerman and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Odegard and
son of Creston.
Saturday evening community
shower and dance will be held
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-29

who is working in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Graham Jr
and son Byron III of Fort Worth
Texas spent there vacation at the
home of Mr.. Graham's folks, MIR
and Mrs. Byron Graham and fam
lily.
Bob McIverney of Glasgow, a
nephew of Mrs. Sam Graham is
visiting at the Sam Graham home
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Conn and
boys are going to Jordon where
they plan to spend few days at
the home of Mrs. Claude Currey.
Mrs. Curry's entire family plan
to make a visit during the first
week of August here in the Flat
head.
Mrs. J. H. Jones and grandson
Jimmie Jones, Great Falls, visited
the last week at the C. w. Eklund
home.
Garth Eklund and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Britt of Great Falls called
at r. M. Eklund and G.. w. Eklund
homes on Saturday.
Mrs. Nora Graham, Mrs. Merle
Knapton of Whitefish, Mrs. Sam
Graham, Mrs. Byron Graham, Mrs
Byron Graham Jr. of Fort Worth,
Texas, Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs.
Lloyd Graham, Mrs. Sam Graham
and Mrs. Byron Graham visited
with Grandma Jellison Thursday
at the Charles Jellisons.
Dinner guests at the Norman
Bergen home Wednesday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Roe
and children, Mrs. Gratia Roe of
zalispell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tellison and sons and Mrs. Lille
ellison of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Malmgren
nd son Douglas of Pa1o Alto,
'alif., were recent visitors at the
William Richards home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards