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Saturday,
September
6,
.1941.
SPORT
CHAT
This
world
would
be
a
more
hazardous?
lace
for
rneiy
U
Mildred
Burke
of
Atlanta,
Georgia,
had
her
way.
Mildredl
s
a
w&man
wrestler.
And
she'?
a
good
one.
In
six
professional
years
she
.
has
grappled
nearly
500
times
wlthbut
a
loss,
she
says.
She
claims
the
national
women's
wrestling
chamoion
as
recognized
by
the
National
Wrestling
Association
fii'd
'h'e
Midwest
Wrestling
Association
and
no
one
seems,
incline'd
t6
argue
about
it.
Mildred-
five
feet
two
arid
130
pounds
is
no
slip
of
a
girl.
She
has
a
15V2
inch
,
neck,
coal-heaver
shoulders,
and
a
pair
of
legs
suegeStlve
of
a
couple
of
redwoods.
Wrestling,
she
says
has
done
it,
and
you,
and
you,
and
you
could
learn
to
throw
your
husband
around
If
you
only
took
the
time.
"The
average
woman."
observes
i
auburn-haired,
26-year-old
Mil-
j
dred,
"sriends
too
much
time
smok-,
Ing
and
drinking.
Every
woman
would
be
much
better
off
with
a
little
wrestling
just
for
exercise.
They'd
learruto
take
care
of
themselves."
Mildred
can,
and
does.
She
has.
on
occasion,
wrestled
arid
thrown
a
170-pound
man.
Two
of
her
sisters
are
ordained
ministers
of
Four-Snuare
Gosoel
Churches
in
California.
But
Mildred
wantea
to
wrestle.
B?ck
home
in
Ooffeo-vllle,
Kansas,
she
competed
In
high
school
athletics
and
went
to
see
every
wrestling
match
she
could.
I
Aainst
her
mother's
wishes,
Mildred
pestered
Billy
W61f.
a
former
"wrestler,
to
teach,
her.
wfestlins.
(
Annoyed,
fie
n'tre'd
a
boy
to
dis-'roiirafee
her,
watched
flabbergasted
'
i
i
.
a
..'-.j.--v,i
J
UrivinrM
him
ns
Lnp
io-vca"wu
Wy...
2S
around
arid
pinned
Ms
shoulders
to
the
mat.
There
was
no
lunner
argument.
While
Her
mother
visited
In
'California;
she
studied
for
six
month
under
Wolf,
then
began
serious
wrestling.
"The
first
thing
my
mother
knew
about
It
was
when
she
saw
me
In
a
h'ewsre'el
'out
in
California.
Goodness!
she
burnt
up
trie
wires.
But
she's
tfrtfud
'of
me
now."
:
It's
a
toufeh
srame.
she
says,
b'ut
she
lives
it.
injuries?
it's
all
in
-knowing
how
td
take
care
of
your
self.
Cauliflower
ears?
Drain
the
swelling
ahd
take
a
two-weeks
va
cation.
Six
years
or
more
of
steady
,
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.,
wrestling
has
left
Mildred
unscar-
The
torpedoing
of
an
American
warship
carrying
mail
red.
Swift
as
the
proverbial
cat
in
from
United
States
to
the
American
troops
at
Iceland
was
the
ring,
she
is
adept
at
scientific
a
serious
matter
and,
if
it
can
be
proved
that
the
vessel
wrestling
and
prefers
to
avoid
wii-
was
a
German
ship
would
be
likely
to
have
a
senous.ettectiJuv.IOUi&-
j'
on
the
war.
Just
such
an
incident
as
that
would
prove
suf-'jy
Jce
MVoStVcked'
ficient
to
cause
the
United
States
to
start
a
shooting
war
her
ln
the
mbuth
and
loosened
five
instead
of
a
war
of
material
and
supply
as
at,
present..
The
teeth,
she
got
"really
mad."
fact
that
the
President
declared
the
vessel
would
Ibe
tr'a"ck-1
ed
down
and
eliminated
made
it
clear
that
Jhis
would
be
ut
of
the
ring
Mildred
spends
considered
a
warlike
act.
i-
d?5?g-S.!S!
she
wrestle's
as
many
as
three
,tlmes
a
week.
She
drives
about
100,000
miles
a
year,
she
says,
and
wears
out
tw6
cars.
She
runs
from
one
to
five
miles
daily
in
front
of
the
car.
in
tin
cue
icvicwa
mat
die
(jciii
niciuc
tiicoc
uavoi""vfc"
...
v.....,
covering
the
course
and
the
conduct,
of
the
war
which
KanSaf;
flve
years
ago
-
who
Jm.
Adolf
Hitler
iei,
launched
...unc,..r1
just
iW
two
to
yeais
war
ago
nn-n
tn
to
t;nti?fv
satisiy
u.v
ms
thete
Promptly
his
was
wftl
thrown
no
ilniculty
on
his
head-
Wlh
maniacal
y
ambition
little
emphasis
seems
to
have
been
laid.
stagedoor'
johnnies.
"They
take
one
on
the
revolutionary
changes
that
have
occurred
in
the
look
at
my
manager's
ears,"
she
lining
up
of
friends
and
foes
in
the
great
struggle,"
says
i
laughs
with
a
gesture
toward
the
uie
V
ancouver
morning
paper.
I
former
wrestler,
"and
leave
wnue
riitier
has
succeeded
in
enslavintr
one
huhdrediaione
million
people
in
Europe,
these
victories
are
beginning
to
have
their
repercussions
in
smouldering
discontent.
In
the
Near
East,
Britain
has
won
a
continuous
series
of
victories
culminating
in
the
occupation
of
Iran,
which
has
definitely
closed
the
door
to
the
Nazi
dream
of
the
conquest
of
India.
"Yet
it
is
in
the
relations
between
Russia
and
Germany
that
the
most
amazing
change
has
taken
place,
surpassing
in
its
completeness
and
to
some
extent
in
its
im
portance,
the
defection
of
France.
For
the
first
time
since
the
war
began
the
slaughter
of
soldiers
has
reached
world
War
dimensions.
The
mass
casualties
on
the
Soiri-me,
at
Paschaendaele
and
before
Verdun
were
due
to
the
fact
that
the
war
then
waged
was
a
war
for
position
where
gains
could
be
made
only
by
hurling
masses
of
hieh
against
heavily
fortified
positions.
"It
is
this
mass
slaughter
for
which
Hitler
in
his
fam
ous
confession
of
faith
and
in
his
speeches
has
frequently!
declared
that
he
has
no
stomach.
His
campaigns
in
Eur-1
ope.
save
for
short
spasms
of
ruthless
'blitz'
in
Norway,1
the
Netherlands,
France
and
Greece,
have
been
comparatively
bloodless.
"It
is
in
his
war
against
Russia
that
Hitler
has
made
1
his
most
grievous
and
most
dangerous"
miscalculations.
He'
under-estimated
the
strength
of
the
ally
whbm
'lie
so'
treacherously
attacked
and
is
fighting
a
foe
who
possesses
murderous
striking
power
and
as
yet
unshakeable
morale.!
"Hitler
promised
that
he
would
win
his
victories
without
sacrificing
the
flower
of
Nazi
youth,
and
the
hospital
trains
that
choke
the
lines
into
Rumania
and
the
long
trenches
into
which
hundreds
of
thousands
of
soldiers
rest
forever,
reveal
another
broken
nledrrp.
"Hitler
has
a
mad
bull
by
bvthe
.the
tail
tail
:
and
he
can't
let
go."
J.
Bouzek
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played
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last
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v'
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a.m.
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p
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were
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when
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