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BI GEORGE JOEL
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(Copyright, 1926, Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)
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l'arker has been hampered by a shor
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training season, but his squad, whicl
Leon B. Kay, raduate of the Ohio
was green material last year, is made State University, member of the
up of veterans. C. C. N. Y. will not executive committee of the Zionist
be world beaters by any means, but
with the light schedule they have a
majority of the games should be won
The opening game is against Georg(
Washington. Whatever deficiency C.
C. N. Y. shows on the gridiron i
more than obliterated on the basket-
ball court.
The final cut in the squad of th.
The champions have fallen. In the in the Dempsey-Willard, Dempsey- University of Pennsylvania footbal
past 10 days three champions who Carpentier and Dempsey-Firpo fights.
ch op
pite the I team has been made. The
were favored to retain their respec- It was a great night des
crowns have had them knocked lima exhibition of fighting. It seemed I group numbers 26. The few Jewish
porting world I boys who were out for the team did
live
awry. William Tilden, after being as though the whole s alwa
I not make the final cut and for flir
singles champion for si x years, came was there.
always been first time in ninny yt•ars Pennsylvania
This column has
will play a season without one of our
to an inglorious end at the hand and
Bobby Jones was slightlyskeptical about the lighting
,
rcaquet
of Cachet.
unexpectedly
defeated
by Von Elm ay of Maxie Rosenbloom. For boys on the team. Cornell, Penn's
J. W. E. W. 0. TO HOLD
MASSMEETING OCT. 5
The Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization is planning a
massmeeting to be held at the It'nai
li'rith Conununity Center, 275 E.t...t
Ferry avenue, on Tuesday evening,
Oct. 5, when the various committee
chairmen will give reports on the RC-
tivities of the organization during the
OLD FOLKS HOME
TO HOLD DANCE OCT. 6
Under the auspices of the Jules
Jewels Orchestra, a dance will be
held at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, 31 :Melbourne avenue. on Wed-
nesday evening, Oct. 6. The IA - Do-
Da Entertainers are in charge of time
program.
Card Party:
of the
The Northwestern branch
Jewish Old Folks Home will give a
card party on Monday afternoon, Oct.
4, at 2 o'clock, at the hotel Statler,
for members only. There will be no
admissino charged and prizes will be
given at each table.
`Detroit Exclusive
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Request for Piano: •
Will the party who resides on Sec-
ond boulevard and who called re-
garding a piano for the Old Folks
Home, please telephone Ilemlock
7079 again, as her address has been
past year.
David W. Simons and Morris Fish-
Man, who recently returned from ex-
tended trips through Europe and P: 0.-
estine, will be the principal speakers
of the evening. They will tell of
conditions over there and of the won-
derful work being done by the J.
1V. E. W. O.
Several late immigrant arrivals,
wards 'of the organization, will be
present lit this meeting and will ad-
dress the congregation.
The public is invited to attend.
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Eny•g•ntaate, Weddings, Bu•uelo sad
All Social Fuoctions.
We
C.t.r to th• leading Jewish 3.14
Afloo• of the City.
We Decorat• Home. sod italic
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and Jack Dempsey, the champion some reason or other his scheduled great rival, is still using Rosenberg
prizefighter of the world, was decis- championship fight with Tiger Flow- as a back on the first squad.
In one of the first games of the
pon.
ed
Brown to Open Fur Shop.
ively licked by Gene Tunney in a 10- era has been indefinitely post
season Muhlenberg College was de-
1
Of interest to many is the an-
round bout at Philadelphia. The bout Maxie, who has been rated as a surd' .d by Albright. Muhlenberg is
(rate
nouncement
that Julius E. Brown is
was attended by some 135,000 peo- winner, was beaten 10 a
one of the many small colleges t at
In his est
opening an exclusive fur shop in the
bout at Buffalo.
ple, who paid close on to $2,000,000 lights Rosenbloom has shown a most is sacrificed each year to the bi g uni-
Nlichigan Theater Building, laraY-
to witness a fight of few thrills and unusual laxity. We hope he isn't an- versities for the purpose of giving
ette boulevard at liagley street. Mr.
teams a good
little action. If Gene Tunney mussed other Ruby Goldstein. The trouble these varsity
strong
•
Brown recently returned from an
up and upset Jack, can you imagine with the light game is that there is workout. Greenberg played halfback
Eastern buying trip and is displaying
what harry Wills, the negro fighter, too much money in it for the top for Muhlenherg. It is the first time
new line of very smart models.
LEON B. KAY
that a Jewish name has speared in
would have done to him?
As manager of the fur department
notchers, which results in having
This Writer sat under overladen Some unscrupulous manager rush his the lineup of the little school. •
of
t he Rollins Company, Mr. Brown
district and the Jea ish Open Forum,
These little colleges that open the will speak on "Progressive National- attained a widespread reputation as
rain clouds and prayed for control boys into big fights befon: they are
sometimes
seasons
of
the
big
elevens
of the elements, but our entreaties ready for them. A manager who has
ism" on Friday, Oct. ht, at 8:4 p. m., a designer.
turn the tables and win. Remember
went to naught. Before the main eight or nine boxers in his stable is
Harvard? under the auspices of the Round
hat Center College dial
bout was over we were sitting in a willing to take a chance, but its not
Table ❑ nterprofessional Society, at
pool of water; in fact we were so un- so nice for the boys. On Oct. 2 Geneva College plays Ilar- Temple Both El, rooms2ii. The meet-
Al Goldberg, for whom this column yard University and this column is
comfortable that we did not wait for
to make a seemingly wild pre- ing is open to the punter.
the Yale Okun-Burke fight and at the has been whooping it up, won his last I going
diction. Geneva will either beat liar-
time of writing this column, whichis fight with plenty to spare.
Second Week at Garrick. I .
• rd or else hold the crimson to a
two hours after the fight, we don
Mateo Meal. Fade! and Nood es can
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Football.
!disgracefully small score. This w-
even know if the bout wax put on.
ew
"Square
Crooks," the crook coin. be gotten at all Grocers in Detroit.
Regardless of how many J
aes Judge, will be-
Mike Bernstein of Wilkesbarre was him. on the gridiron this fall, there I neva team is one
of has
the appeared
best small in edy drama by Jm
that
, weI college l
one of the judges. The boxing gloves will be one team that will be made
gin its second and ti nag week at the
worn by both fighters came from the up of practically all Jewish boys.) ma"y seasons. ---
Garrick Theater, Detroit, Sunday
Agents for
famous shop of Sol Levinson. Sol
eyer of the Interborough night, Oct. 3. This highly amusing
Herbert :lever
That is the C. C N. Y. eleven. The I
MANISCHEWITZ'S MATZOS
cp ,,, 1 , ,,. after a solid year in New
Levinson is the son of Sob Levinson,
rvice
claims
that
the
Jew
icked
for
the
first
team,
't'lw
p
king box ing backfield
es Se only in those sports that re- York, has been received by Detroit
has ma
been
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mposed of four Jetvish
Sr., wh o
ame, s active
fight will be co
loves for every chanipio nship
h. quire mental effort to be truly eftl. audiences with great applause and
Cadillac 0009.
boys, Tubby Raskin of base a
p
it . newspapers.
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that has taken place in the last ,
cie nt. Ile points out the abundance
uarter- pra,seo
uarterback; Barckman and Jose
years. The gloves were the same q
full.
Jews
in
boxing„
football
(q
halfbacks,
and
Bill
Cohen'
berg,
He
size and weight as were those used 1
b ac,
ks) basketball an d soccer.
states that there are few Jews in'
rowing, bicycle racing and track be
cause these sports call for no mental
effort whatsoever. Mr. Meyer's theory
explodes, however, when we ask him ,
about baseball. Fast thinking is cer-
tainly a requisite of the great na-
tional game. This column, at it has
on numerous occasions said, believes
in no general rule about Jewish ath-
letes. We have found them active in
all fields. Reasons are merely guesses
for the most part.
Who was the greatest Jewish foot-
ball player? the greatest fighter, bas-
ketball player, runner? Next week s1
MANISCHEWITZ'S
MATZOS
LEVIN BROS.
M. A. PEReIRA, Mgr.
Ian RICHTON AVIL
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Not. of Sympathy:
Officers and members of the North-
Old
western brunch of the Jewish
Folks wish to extend their sincere
sympathy to Mrs. Fleishman, a mem-
ber of the organization, whose moth-
s er recently passed away.
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this column will print the first list of 1
the great modern Jewishothletes and i
I
the events in which theY-starred.
1
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Last-minute reports state that our
own Yale Okun, the only Jewish i
heavyweight boxer, received the de-
cisio n over Martin Burke. Burke was I
an overwhelming favorite and Okun's;
victory marks him as a serious con-
4r the heavyweight class.
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ANN ARBOR NOTES
By Lester S. Smith.
Michigan once again is facing al
brilliant football year. With 14 let-
ter men on the squad, including twos
All-American selections, Captain Ben
Friedman and Oosterbaan. All sto•
I dents are looking anxiously forward
to the first game, with the Oklahoma;
, Aggis, on Oct. 2. I
' There are four Jewist. men on the
squad, Captain Benny Friedman of
Cleveland, Sum Babcock of Detroit, I
( Ray Baer of Louisville and Harold
Greenwald of Chicago. They are all
exceptional players, the first three I
hltving won their letters in previous
years and the latter is player highly'
recommended by the Chicago alumni.'
After viewing the first real scrim-
mage of the year, which took place'
it was quite i
last Saturday, Sept. 25,
obvious that Captain Friedman is'
pructicaly in his old-time form. He ,
passed. ran with the bell and kicke I
goals after touchdowns with unerring
accuracy. One could easily tell he is
an ideal football leader and quarterd
back. Ceobheaded, clever and know-,
ing football thoroughly, he runs the
1
team in it highly commendable man-
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THE
DETROIT
viNGs
ner.
Sammy Babcock, Detroit's own
product, carried the ball brilliantly',
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in this practice game, making w
ell 1
quent long gains and showing up ee
all departments of the gam ,/
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From his actions of last Saturday,
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this year. Things are looking fine
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Harold Greenwald, playing with I
the varsity for the first time in the
scrimmage of last Saturday, showed ,
himself to be everything the Chicago
sport writers said of him. He is in
every sense of the word a comer, one
who can be depended upon to 'give
fall the other backfield candidates
I heavy competition. He kicked bril-
liantly, threw' passes accurately and ,
made one long run for touchdown.
Ile looks like a likely starter for this
week's game because Of his ability -
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to block and kick. Yost needs block-
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doubt that Greenwald is one of the'
I best blockers on the squad.
Baer, the other Jewish candidate,
was nut in the scrimmage, due to
injuries. However, because of
his showing last year he is looked
This
upon as one of the best linesmen in
the conference.
The probable line-up for Satur-
day's game is: Ends, Oosterbaan and
Flora; tackles, Baer and Gable,'
guards, Pommering and Lovett; cen-
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