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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Toles Leaves Cold OF Detroit
For Warmth OF Hot Springs

good rest while in the Springs
and come back 10 Detroit ready 70
continue his campaign among the
heavyweights.
Toles would not comment on the
Matte Brown-Tony Galento fight
only remarking that Il believe
that could whip either OF them.
He also said that Galento was
wide open and easy to hit"
Quizzed about the proposed in
vestisation Of his battle with Jim
my Adamick last fall In which he
stopped the Midland fighter in tn,
second round, Toles said that 4
made no difference TO him II an
investigation was started as hs
had nothing to hide. Il went In
10 the fight to win in the quickest
iiane. and that's Just what did
he said.
However. I was sorry wher
Adamick had TO 60 10 the hospita
and remain there for a long time,
he continued.
Perhaps when I return TO De
trolt. the promoters will be read,
and willing 10 get me matcl
with Galento. or some OF the othel
topnotchcrs." Roscoe said.
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Chatter Of HOOfs
BY Razz Brown

Although smart book maker
like Gene Normile believes Kayak
IL will beat any boss in the big
race hut his stablemate, Seabiscuit'
and is betting big on his Judge
ment. But | don't think the boss
can beat Ligaroti, Specify. or Dam
her and that's my honest opinion
Maybe this is what | mean. even
Seabiscuit has no sure shot on
beating either Of the bosses !
named here.
Speaking OF those South Ameri-
can horses am high on them.
They always run where they hang
m the money And that's the
stretch. so watch them at all times
in different races they may start
in.
$4,000 across the board is what
some unknown player wagered on
stagehand at so 10 In the big
race. so he may start In the coast
race.
r. n. @. is a boss that has chang
ed. He does not like mud any
more. Remember that as the form
will show him as a three star mud
der. william Palmer will save
most Of the bridge jumpers where
they run him.
The Headley stable has broke
most Of the smart boys that fol-
low the Kentucky stable on the
coast. but watch that stable win
plenty ~ races when everyone Is
looking the other way, stop Scout
win win before long and the price
will be juicy bark yea
The FIRST time you see boss
named Boston Lad In a cheap race
go hook your benny and II he runs
bad race. come and see me. Co.'S
mort Is back TO the races ready TO
run with best OF them. Our Willie,
boss | handed out in this col
umn recently. just missed at 70 TO
|. Go back 10 him.
Mr.. johnson OF Maple Heights
Wig wags TO race rack boys that
everything is hunky dory at santa
Anita park. 80 l suppose his mon
ey has turned yellow. have not
heard from VIM. Fats Tanzy so !
guess his money is lasting extra
well this season. or he would sure
ly stop OF here.
wish had a sweepstake ticket
on a boss named ROYAL Daniels IN
the March 18th grand national
swecpstake. High Omar Is very
improved boss these days and II
looks like he will keep on winning
So stay with him. where Is Jim
Oakley. why doesn't he show M
ON the strolls re Will always be
all right with tho boys' and they
miss him very much. Sweeiie VIII
son. maybe Flying Ice Will do
better next time and u won't he
hard to take.
Here are three maIdcns NM
Specials Bounty. tool,Sg springs
King Cotton.
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Kalamazoo Five Wins

KALAMAZOO Douglas Center
Five scored another hris,iinr VIC
tory when they defeated Benron
Harbor Friday night s7-oe The
game was fast and exciting from
the opening 70 the final whistle.
Douglas forged 10 the front n The
first quarter. but was unable 20
retain this advantage Benton llsr-
Dor knot;ing the count. However,
Douelay spurted and led az me
hallway mark 1913.
The second half was hard fought
the visitors pressing the Douglas
Center boys hard for The lead.
Cary was hirh point scorer with
Is points Edward was high scor-
~ FOR he visitors with nine points.
Al Tahorn wearing the colors OF
Douglas Center for the first tina
is former memhe- ., the Kals-
mazoo high team which was run
nerup for the state championship
last wear
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Brewster Teams Split TW oCames
CYO Will Present
T { a m Trophy In
B o kin g Tourney

The Catholic Youth Organlza-
lions annual boxing tournament
already recognized as one OF the
most spectacular punching bees In
the Middle West-will be further
enIiyened this year by special
cup competition in which all the
Leading boxing clubs OF the Metro
politan area will take part.
For the first time since the
tourney began. the CYO will also
list all lighters according to the
clubs which they represent. A tro-
ply will he awarded TO the team
whose members score the most
points IN The tourney One point
will he awarded FOR each victory
in the preliminaries. two point:
will be given for each victory in
the semi-finsls and three points
will be allotted for each victory
in the finals.
"Defroit's fine amateur hoxine
clubs have done great deal e
make the past ,YO tournament
the big hits they were SAYS Ed
Grove, CYO executive secretary
This year We are inauguraung 4
special club trophy competition IL
order to show our appreciation
and TO give these clubs the recog
milton they deserve
Entries for the tourney will re
main open until midnight Tuesday
Feb. oS. Blanks may be obtained
now from the CYO office on th'
fifth floor OF the Chancery Build
ing. 1894 Washington Boulevard
from the Detroit Headquarters o
the A. A. L.. l3l Adams avenue. W
in the fuller Hotel Building, O.
from any OF the prominent amateu
fight centers.
There are two major rul
changes for this years tourney
Ia The maximum age limit ha
been reduced 10 "A years Of age
,el A special Class c bracket ha
been created for all boxers VII
have no previous Tournament ex
| perience.
The frst OF the series OF prel'
minary elimination shows will b
staged on March s. The tourne
finals are scheduled for the Olym
pis on Easter Monday April 10.
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Kayak ii the Argentina bred
boss owned by {. S. Howard Will
run coupled with Seabiscuit In the
SlCO 600 race. Now this Foreign
bred boss has all tongues wag-
ring and they might he right. The
way this nag cayorted l mile re-
Gently in the fast time l:36 nat
with lis pounds up should make
the clockers talk In his favor. But
the question Is. can he stand to be
looked in the eye for Ii ana
then go to the judge like a real
race boss He has 10 show me; ]
am from Missouri.
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Tiger Jack Fox Not So
TiRerish

Jack Fox. Of SPOKANE Wash
know for apparent reasons as
TIGER Fox. did not show the old
Tiger spirit in his tight with Mel
10 Bettina. hairy little fellow from
Beacon ~. y, In battle 10 deter
mine the light-heavyweight cham
pionship as designated by the state
OF New York. For was anything
but a Tiger as he was stopped by
Bettina In nine rounds.
And not Bettina Is planning a
mobilization against the winner OF
the John Henry Lewis-Dave Clark
tussel And while II was the belief
OF port scribes, at the Bettina'
Fox battle Friday night, that
Lewis could have whipped both
men in the same ring, the meeting
between the winner OF the Lewis
Clark bout and Bettina should
prove interesting.
AS predicted in the Tribune last
week, Lewis Is slated 10 defend
his li-ht-heavyweight laurel'
against the rapier-lIke thrusts OF
Dave Clark. There is strong pro-
liability that the bout will he
staged in Detroit. Under ordinary
circumstances New York would
he the logical spot. but as New
York has dethroned Lewis. II Is
not likely that he will defend his
championship In that state.
n. and when Lewis and Clark
meet. there are number OF De
troiters who are willing TO wager
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thru-
the sport mirror
By RuSs J. Cowans

Detroit fight fans had deferred
appraisal OF Two-Ton Tony Galen-
to's strength as serious contend
er for the heavyweight title until
they had had an opportunity 10 see
the New Jersey innkeeper in ac-
ton.
This opportunity marched for
ward Friday night, and subsequent
results have reduced the glow OF
the ballyhoo which had preceded
the arrival of the loquacious and
clustering beer drinker from
Orange. y. j. 1t also reduced In
stature his consideration as a
serious challenger for the crown
now on the head OF Joe Louis.
Several days prior to his match
with Galento In Olympia Friday
night Matte Brown announced TO
the press that he had decided. al
ter considerable thought. TO quit
the ring and devote his time TO
the promotion OF his business
suspect the customers. follow
ing his disgraceful showing against
(alento. are willing 10 allow him
10 revive to the colorless job OF
threading his business needle.
Browns action was putrid, and ne
should be barred from hghting In
Michigan.
After watching Galento stumble
about the ring Friday night. there
is not the slightest doubt in the
minds OF the fans OF the utter an
suitability OF the rotund beer drink
or for the business OF fighting. he
is a much better talker than a
fighter.
Tony Is a misht In the night
game. He moves about the rims
with the grace OF An elephant, and
although he Is reputed 10 have a
powerful left hook. It was not In
evidence riday night.
A foul aroma has been detected
after each fight In which Tony has
engaged In the past two years. The
affair with Otis Thomas In 81
Louis last fall Is worthy OF iuves'
,,sation. The battle with Brescis
nrovoked the wrath OF the hgh'
fans and press when the fighter
from the Argentine went down
under light punch.
Galento never was meant Tor
nghter. and IL Is inevitable that ne
never will be one. His crude. awk'
ward and futile efforts against
Brown are indications that ne II
| not a worthy opponent for Louis
The battle would be a mockery.
| am wondering how Ions VII
| the Detroit fight fans tolerate sucr
matches as that between Brown
and Galenio. II Is well knowr
fact that Galento IL going through
the process OF grand buildup. anC
his manager Is not accepting bouts
with lighters unless assured ot vic
! tory. A few more like the one Fri
day night and the game will he al
dead in Detroit as dodo bird.
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Franklin Leads

Franklin jed A. the halfway mark,
,s.l, ara a The end Of the third
Period. .i-.o Brewster came on
With a rush a he last period 20
,rsrhaal taer opponents, and then
70 mo The lead
The Jurors AFTER overcoming en-
urly period lrai ~ the Easley
yor,ciars ut,a Ia tho last peri
N and pulled up on the short end
N'hs score
Joe clemons ls.year-oId fresh
nan ~ Toledo diversity. was re-
sousbls Tor ltc carly lead cs-
nblisned hy mo VISITORS. elem
crs scored fi,f baskets in the first
fifteen minutes ~ play. He was
SERIOUSLY iaired and had 10 leave
Inc zane before he end OF the
second period
Tn. juniors forged 10 the front
IN tho third reriod, hut were un'
abe - smo'her the attack OF the
Tol,iosn'
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Brewster Splits
Two Games At
|(enter Saturday
Seniors Win
While Juniors
Are Defeated

Brevs.er Center basketball
ram. di,Ided 'wo games at Brew
Ger cen'e Saturday night, the
Seniors scoring 4 Si-c3 victory
aver Frankiin street settlement
md The Iaaior icam losing 1888
vraic, IL Fssley Mor'Icians. OF
Toledo
IN be'resu. ne Brewster Girls
rouncsd ihs Birdhurst Center
Gil. ~,
The SENIORS had 70 stage a
milling aphal battle 10 overcome
Al ssay lead established b,
FuaAia paycrs and then stav'
n ,as 'anoas attack Of '''e visi-
ss N The las' three minutes Of
-,
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Woodruff Is Beaten

NEW YoRK-I.ons John Wood.
ruff. Olympic soo-meter champion
and University Of Pittsburgh track
star. finished second IN the $50
ward race In the Millrcss Games
SATURDAY night Jim Herbert
New York university. was ihird IN
the s00--yard sprint.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Flora Lonax
Seeking To
Improve Game
Will Go To
California For
Month OF Practice

That Flora Sullivan Lomax Is
taking her position as national
womens single champion serious
~ is evidenced in the hard program
she has outlined for the next eight
months.
Flora has chartered a schedule
which she hopes Will enable her
TO retain the title which she won
at Lincoln university last summer,
and in addition. add few more
trophies 70 he many she has stor-
ed in her home
Golng 10 California
Flora will launch her charted
schedule next month when she
moves out TO California for stay
OF four or five weeks While in
california Flora Will 20 into a
strenuous practice session under
the direction Of one NJ The hest
tennis instructors in the country.
The little champion, Who has
been playing basketball all win
Ter. will be striving 10 improve on
her net game and iorehand
strokes.
Following the month OF training
in California. Flora will return &c
Detroit and begin immediately
preparations for some Of the Local
tournaments
With the city tournaments over
Flora will enter the Midwest Tour.
nament at Wilberforce. and thu
tournament ~ Buffalo. These tour
naments, she thinks. viii sharper
her game for the protection ~ hel
champion Al the nationals later IL
the summer.
I'm feeling fine. and I've beer
doing a little practicing every We'd
nesday night Flora declared. I'll
addition. basketball has helped M
to keep in good condition"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Boxx Shows Well In
Golden Gloves Meet
In c e lery City

KALAMAzOO-Pent BoAx. COM
petins in the feafherveight div:-
sion Of he local Golden Gloves
tournament has been designated
as the most improved boxer IN
the tournament He has won his
Two fights impressivel, winning a
place in the semi-finals
Boxx is member OF the nigh
school track team. specializing IN
the sprnts
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Jumpers like Cornelius Johnson
David Alhritton GU Cru'er Ed
wsrd Rurker Al ThreadEill' Mel
Walker. and Al Thompson The
cream Of the high Jumpers in the
country
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Breaking Relations
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We Are Meddlers

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fills the air IN America.
Sen Key Pl,tman. chairman Of
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mittee. has Inferred this should be
done. Other jingoes have recom-
mended that this step be taken.
But what does breaking off
diplomatic relations" entail What
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