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Volume 120, Issue 1 (The Sentinel, 1911 October 3, 1940 THE SENTINEL 47 Eisenstat and Buddy Myer are pic- Greetings from tured getting into condition on Dixie beaches ... Davey Day, after a stir- NEW YEAR GREETINGS ring battle with Henry Armstrong, in ACME COPY CORP. which Day was stopped in the 12th round after a brilliant fight, starts hit- AMERICAN 53 West Jackson Boulevard ting the downgrade ... He wins one PLATING WORKS and loses one in two battles with WABASH 6743-6744 H. F. Gerhardt Sammy Angott, the Louisville Slugger, 717 N. ADA ST. whom he is signed to fight for the National Boxing Assn.'s lightweight NEW YEAR GREETINGS championship of the world on Derby Eve in Louisville ... Milt Aron, meanwhile, takes another step upward CHICAGO STEIN, BRENNAN &CO. with one of the most magnificent stands any fighter every staged Brokers After being knocked down four times CUSHMAN DELIVERY COMPANY by Fritzie Zivic, Aron gets up to 9 South LaSalle Street knock out his opponent! ... Maxie Highway Division- -Fast Freight Between Phone State 0933 Baer starts letting off steam for his Chicago, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Detroit, Cincinnati proposed bout with "Two-Ton" Tony and Dayton Galento in the "Battle of Bums." .. Chicago Office 1480 W. KINZIE STREET HAYmarket 6614 COMPLIMENTS March (Adar Sheni) OF THE SEASON Detroit baseball authorities reveal the Kindly accept my best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year and it is my proposed switching of Hank Greenberg sincere wish that the friendly relations from first base to left field in order to HOLIDAY GREETINGS which have existed between us in the past permit both Hank and Rudy York will continue indefinitely. to play at the same time . .. York, a mighty slugger who bested Babe Ruth's Thomas J. Bowler record of 17 homers in one month.by CLERK OF THE CRIMINAL COURT smacking 18, failed in previous effort Case-Moody Pie Corp. OF COOK COUNTY to play third base and the outfield . .. A trial behind the plate proved no 1807 W. Walnut Street NEW YEAR GREETINGS more successful ... York can play first base, however, and Detroit bosses felt that if Hank could adapt himself George lauterer GCo.to the outfield, the Tigers would be Ribbon - Metal - Celluloid strengthened materially .. So Hank NEW YEAR GREETINGS declared he was willing to give the MEDALS - BUTTONS outfield a try ... on the promise that EMBLEMS - FLAGS if he failed to make the grade there from he'd return to his first love and base 165 W. Madison Rand. 2385 ... Arnovich shows signs of rejuvena- tion with the Phillies after his last Masonite Corporation half-season slump of the previous cam- Wishing All My Friends paign ... Big Ed Levy, first baseman A Happy New Year from Newark and up for a trial with the Phillies, lambasts the ball in train- MARY E. VARLEY ing camp at Miami Beach, but suffers S. ROSEN Skin Specialists an ankle injury and subsequently is sent back to the minors. Galatzer, up of the 47 years of successful treatment of skin disorders, acnes, eczema, warts, psoriasis. with the Cincinnati Reds, looks im- pressive, but winds up with Indianap- 17 N. State St. Phone Central 8108 olis ... the Tampa (Fla.) All-Star NEW YORK BAKING COMPANY game for Finnish relief brings out wishes you three Jewish stars-Danning and Arn- A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ovich NEW YEAR GREETINGS for the Nationals and Greenberg for the American leaguers .. Leon Mandel of Chicago becomes first Jew- HOBBS & GRUBB. Inc. ish magnate in the National (Profes- REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE sional) Football league by purchasing NEW YEAR GREETINGS the Detroit franchise from George TO OUR MANY FRIENDS AND PATRONS 450 E. 47th Street Richards .. for a reported $250,000. ATLANTIC 4610 April (Nisan) Baseball! ... The season opens with the following Jewish league players: American Laundry, Inc. NEW YEAR GREETIN4GS Harry Danning, catcher, New York Giants ... Morrie Arnovich, outfielder, 925 S. California Ave. VanBuren 4100 MORTOh Philadelphia Phillies .. Hank Green- berg, outfielder, Detroit Tigers .. MOTORS, InC. Harry Eisenstat, pitcher, Cleveland LINCOLN-ZEPHYR - MERCUf IY-FORD Indians ... Buddy Myer, second base- Happy New Year to my Jewish Friends man, Washington Senators . Moe SALES and SERVICI "Information Please" Berg, coach, 2825 Sheffield Av'e. Boston Red Sox ... And the afore- E. E. McELDOWNEY Lake View 8000 mentioned Benswanger, president of the Pittsburgh Pirates. .. Harry Grab- Plastering Contractor iner, vice-president and chief executive NEW YEAR GREETIN4GS of the Chicago White Sox ... "Lefty" Weissman, trainer of the Cleveland 128 N. Wells St. FRAnklin 5412 Indians . .. Joe Gould, one of boxing's SYDNEY SIMION smarter managers, "sues" Promoter Mike Jacobs for his share of Jacobs' Interiors earnings on all bouts involving Joe MAY OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS Louis .. Gould reveals that he and AND CUSTOMERS 15 E. Washington St. Dear. 3889 Braddock signed contract with Jacobs ENJOY A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR (Continued on page 51) NEW YEAR GREETINGS DERK SMIT & CO. Consumers Casket Company, Inc. UPHOLSTERING - REFINISHING CABINET WORK INTERIOR DECORATORS Show Room - Factory - 3027-33 S. Wabash Avenue 6830-32 COTTAGE GROVE DOR. 3584.
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