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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1926-10-08

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Americo ffewisk Periodical eater

CLIFTON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 10, OHIO

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as he had won matches from Kynston
he was hailed as a sure champion.
Naturally the boy believed it and
imagined he was already on top.
When Doeg beat him for the junior
title and Johnson trimmest him in
their last match Seligson began to
realize that there was something left
for him to Icarus. Such all attitude

SPORTS

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Stotler, president of Hotels Statler
Company, the exclusive service of
George Olsen and his Hotel Pennsyl-
vania music have been obtained
the entire period of the show.
The following general miles nian-
agers are co-operating on the show
arrangements: R. II. Grant, t'hev-
roltut; Charles VV. 'Matheson, Oakland-
Pontiac; E. T. Strong, Buick; If. M.
Stephens, Cadillac, and D. S. Eddins,
Olds.
Preparations are being made simul-
taneuuudy by more than 200 stealers,
each of whom will present his own
manufacturt. CA product in his own
showrooms. 'The dealers are scattered
over Wayne, Washtenaw, Macomb,
Oakland, Munroe, launawee, Livings-
ton, Lapeer, Sundae, St. ('lair, Jack-
son, Ingham and Genesee counties.
The manufacturers co-operating in
the pleasure car display are: l'heerss-
let Motor Company, Buick Motor
Company, Oakland NIsstor Car Com-
pany, Olds "lotto' Works and Cadil-
lac 'rotor Car Company. Chevrolet

for

i will be a big hells to the boy. As we
reported some weeks ago, Seligson i s
entering Lehigh University this fall.
He has been playing doubles with
(Copyright, 1926, Jewish Telegraphic Agency.)
Neil Sullivan, who is already a stu-

I
spurting page. We said that he had dent at thta school. Fred Mercur,
young tennis star, is also a I.e.
t410, /
gone to California to train for a re- other young
414 ,I.t/
(Copyright, 1926, Jewish Telegraphic
turn to the ring. Ile has made his high man.
5/
Agency.)
Over and over again has this col-
return and in so doing has probably
.

The promise of this column to set blasted soy chance there might have umn stressed the point that if we
re to have champions in
golf t mus t
down a list of the greatest Jewish been for a successful fighting career. a
i
Both the Touring Car and Roadster, like the closed cars and sport types,
athletes of modern times cannot he In is Ill-round tight held in Sall F'ran- be from the junior ranks that we
In America this
fulfilled this week. We have received elseu against an unknown tighter shall gain them.
are now available in colors. The glossy black enamel of the fenders and
so many communications suggesting named Billy Alger, Ruby was licked
shields in contrast with the coolie blue lacquer of the hood and body
.a nonwe had Sammy Alpert, who
names and events that we have so badly that the bout was stopped won the Western junior title, and
accentuates the graceful lines of the low hung allstedl body. The cartouche
deemed it feasible to let another and Alger won by a technical knock- England there is a 15-year-old boy
striping and the highly polished nickel of the bumpers, lamp rims and
week slide by before our final choice out. Ruby Goldstein was a promis- who is mashing up the title to the
radiator shell add a distinctive touch.
is made. Our correspondents have ing youngster but his handlers junior title. Cyril Simon is the young
woefully neglected baseball, golf, brought hint along so fast that his Britisher who has set the English
rowing, wrestling, hockey, bowling resistance to punches was weakened. golfing world by the ears. Ile re-
plans to set aside show week for puls•
and swimming. There is much to be It is just another Jimmy Slattery cently defeated McAuly, champion of
General Motors Show.
tic inspection of the General "rotors
said about the Jewish players in these case.
Scotland, in the third round of the
—. -
Building, the largest structure of its
sports and if we do not hear from
Red Chapman, Our leading bantam- boys' championship. This lo-year-
for the fall showing kind in the worid. Though it was
our readers we will give our personal
Preparations
old
lad
goes
around
the
Alwoodley
gold
a
weight, was presented with
choices in those sports which readers belt emblematic of the championship. course in SO. A 90 for this course of General ',rotors cars, which will be occupied alinost six years age, it has
never been thrown open for public
have not mentioned.
The gift is a trifle premature but well is considered very good golf. Eighty held simultaneously in the General
, e. In Motors Building and in dealers' show- inspection and corporation officials
Ruby Goldstein Again.
placed. Red is so near to the top is superfine golf on any •our
Six months ago the name of Ruby
England they are pointing him for rooms within a 50-mile radius of felt that the coming exhibit would
that the symbol is in order.
Goldstein was being headlined all
be an appropriate occasion to wel-
The last tennis news of the season international matches and we can ex- Detroit, Oct. 9 to 16, are nearing
over the press. Ile was called the next brings to light another defeat for pert him over here within the next completion, officials in charge of the come visitors and acquaint them with
lightweight champion and a succes- Julius Seligson. Seligson was trim- two years. big display announce. Preliminary the unique institution.
sor to Benny Leonard. Then came med in straight sets by the veteran
In Dublin, Ireland, a cricket match plans for the show were made at a
Special motion pictures will be
the rueful night that found Ruby chop artist, Wallace Johnson. A few was played between the Carlisle Club recent meeting presided over by Al- shown continuously in the assembly
stretched on his back with a referee more decisive lickings fur Seligson and the C. Y. N. Club which resulted fret I'. Sloan, Jr., president of the hall on the fifteenth floor, admission
counting him out. Even then Ruby will take the cockiness out of bins, in a victory for the former. The Car- General Motors Corporation.
being free.
had many supporters rani they hoped and that wont hurt his game at all. lisle Club is the only Jewish sport
The show will be open from 10:30
The car exhibit proper will center
he would come back. On the eve of
of too club in Dublin and the team ha s a. m. to 10:30 is. m. daily except Sun- in the fourth-floor exhibition hall,
was
another
victim
his come-back fight he disappeared Selig-son
much publicity and praise. As soon reached the semi-final round of the day, Oct. 10.
500 feet long and fol feet wide. Here
The General Motors Building, piv-
from the public's view and off the
Cricket League tournament.
seasonal setting the Gen-
Jewish boxers in America are plea- oral point in the exhibit, will be deco- against a
eral Motors car and truck nusnufac-
tiful but it is news to hear our for- rated lavishly for the show and its turas will array their consplete lines,
be
illuminated
complete-
sign brothers are also active in the exterior Will
for the first time in Michigan under
ring. Kid Froggy, a Jewish boy, has ly around the two uppermost floors
a single roof.
been making a name for himself in- by a battery of 324 flood lights whicn
l'hrough the courtesy of and un-
AGAIN"
"BACK
side the ropes. Ile recently defeated engineers are now
der special arrangements with E. M.
The General Motors Corporation
Frank Harvey. Ted "Kid" Lewis,
also one of us HMI well known in the
American ring, was the referee. Joe
Bloomfield is another British Jewish
(Brother of Ishain Jones)
fighter who is actively engaged in
pugilistic circles.
When Von Elm defeated Bobby
Real Compelling Dance Music Daily Featured.
Jones for the National golf title he
was ablest by Ben Weinstein. Ben
was the demon caddy for Von Elm.
A caddy in a championship match is
not just a boy who walks around the
links with a bag of gulf clubs over his
arms. Ile is an important asset for
the player, as it is a caddy's duty to
aid and advise the contestant. In
championship matches it is not un-
12 to 2 — 6 to 8 — 9:30 to 1 A. M
usual for the players to have some
experienced golfer caddy for them.
If Weinstein can play golf like he
can caddy, we are going to add an-
other young gulf star to our slender
lists.
What these Ilakoah boys have been
Special Dining Rooms for banquets ands large or small parties
doing in the soccer league this sea-
rge.
son is a revelation. There has not
witt.nat a dditional
been a game played wherein one of
them has not been a star performer
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for his team. The Giants played a
fast match with the Springfield team
which ended in a tie, 2 to 2. Three
former Ilakoah boys, Schwartz, Mus-
ter and Guttman, were in the Giant
line-up. Schwartz and Gruenwald,
also Ilakoah players, each scored a
goal.
Another Jewish fighter is about to
make a bid for fistic fame. This time
it is Meyer Shapiro. Meyer has been
considered to be one of the best ama-
teur boxers in the metropolitan dis-
trict. Ile will make his first profes-
sional appearance as a lightweight.
Shapiro is a two-handed, clever hit-
ter and has a very effective left hook.
bargain while it lasts. No tire or water damage,
Charles Wergles is going to manage
A
the busy and he will at least be as-
only slightly affected by smoke.
sured of expert handling.
CONNORS ROAD YARD
Football.

BI GEORGE JOEL

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and Pontiac commercial vehicles,
Hertz Drivurself cars, Yellow taxi-
cabs and trucks, GNU: trucks and a
Cadillac ambulance will comprise the
commercial car exhibit.

Addison Has Many Attractions.

The Florentine Room of the Addi-

son Hotel offers extraordinary attrac-

tion. Grace LaRue, world-famous
star, together with Ike Jackson, spe-
cialty dancer from Paris, and the Kit
Kat Club of London, Loraine and
Neal, Howard and Fables, King and
Shefliudd and Ruth Conley offer en-
tertainment if is character unsur-
passed anywhere in the city.
There is no cover charge during
the dinner hour, during which time
the whisk performance can be seen.
The big show takes place from 1:30
to It a. m., dancing until 1 :30 a. m.
Not only does the Addison hotel
furnish extraordinary entertainment,
but the cooking is of uniform excel-
lence.

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Professional football got off to a
good start this past week. The New
York Giants, led by Coach Joe Alex-
, ander, defeated the famous Hartford
Blues, one of the best professional
teams in the game. Alex's team
sprung a big surprise by wining 21
to O. It is sin years since Alexander
Was picked to lead Walter Camp's
All-American eleven. but time seems
to have made Alex better. He played
a whale 'Of a game at center and
broke up Hartford's plays with a
precision that was deadly.
Dave ZifT, basketball and football
star, who played at I'urdue Univer-
sity, has signed with the Brooklyn
Lions. Dave played his first game
against the Providence Steam Roll-
ers, who defeated the Brooklyn Cubs
13 to 0. Bob Morris, formerly of
Connell University, also plays with
the Lions. Morris is a veteran of
many gridiron battles and brings
some much-needed strength to the
Lion's line.
The opening of the college football
season brought to light a tremendous
number of Jewish names as players
on the various university teams. This
should be a big year for Jewish foot-
ball players. At Columbia in their
opening game against Vermont, Kap.
Ian called signals for the Blue team
and a good job he made of it Adler
was another of our buys who got into
the game. Columbia as a team looks!
fair. New York University opened
with an easy win over Niagara. Dave
Skudin and Pearlman played with the
New York eleven. In the Union-St.
Lawrence game, Cohen and Bliskey
were very much in the game for St.
Lawrence. Tex Rosen. a Brooklyn
boy, was especially adent at circling
the ends for Rutgers. Rosen is much
better than the usual college player.
Syracuse opened its season with four
Jewish boys on the team: Harvey
Levy, Bus Friedman, Walter Winiek
and Jonah Goldman. Goldman did
not start the game but was put in to-
wards the end of the first quarter.
11e immediately reeled off some long
runs. As this column has predicted, i
Goldman is the coming Jewish foot-
ball star.

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upbuilding of Palestine was made by I
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commissioner of Palestine, in an ad-
dress he delivered at Nurenberg. Sir
Herbert spoke at a reception given
in honor of himself and Lady Samuel
by the local Zionist group.
"The general and economic pros-
peels of the upbuilding of Palestine )

are very favorable. World Jewry
ought to participate in the upbuild-I
ing of the land," he declared.
Lady Samuel addressed a meeting .
of Jewish women. She spoke on Jew-
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Reports that Sir Herbert refused
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