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La gaceta., 1940-12-10

mer ministro Mussolini, que le
recibi6 con ell uniforme de pri-
mer mariscal del "imperio." AL
gunos peri6dicos de Londres ad
miten que la ofensiva esta en- su
Ease preliminar.
Ell mando griego informo hoy
en- Atenas que las dos alas del e.
jercito fascista italiano Sc en-
cuentran hoy en- complete reti-
rada y que las tropas griegas
las persiguen en- direction del
puerto de Valona y Elbassani,
pueblo a Is millas de Tirana. La
nota official dice: "Hemos he
cho nuevos avances''.
I'm funcionario manifesto
que toda Ell ala derecha de los
italianos sc retro ell lunes ha-
cia ell norte Y noroeste de Port
Edda Y Argirocastro, mientras
que su retaguardia es hostiliza-
da Y perseguida por las tropas
que avanzan. Mas hacia ell norte
ell enemigo Sc ha visto compeli-
do, luego de un fiero ataque por
nuestras tropas, a abandonar
importantes posiciones estrate-
gicas Y retirarse en- complete
Todavia mas al norte, uni
dades del ejercito griego han
desalojado a las fuerzas enemi-
gas que hasta ell domingo terca-
mente defendieron los picos y al
turas de un indiscutible valor
desde el punto de vista estrate-
gico.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

Lo que habiamos venido anun
ciando Sc ha cumplido. La ia
re" o Junta de Auxilio a los Re
fugiados Espanoles, ~preSidida
por Don Indalecio Prieto, sin re
!aci6n con los procaces de New
York Y de otras parties, va ha
contratado los primeros vapores
para Sacar de Francia, Y darles
aSilo en- Meiico, a los refugiados
espanoles.
Interviewer en- ell arreglo he
cho por Ell Sr, Prieto, un republ;
cano socialista, honrado a carta
cabal, los gobiernos de MEXICO,
Francia y la Cruz Roja Interna
cional.
Todos los gastos Seran paga-
dos por la JARE, sin ~cuestacio-
mes, Y han sido contratados para
la humanitaria obra los vapores
Winnipeg y Wyoming" que
va sc encuentran EN- Marsella y
ALI recogeran a los leales y re-
publicanos.
Desplaza ell winnipeg" uno
de los vapores ~contratados por
la JARE, no por los farsantes
escandalosos, S,739 toneladas Y
ell wyoming" 8,062.
Los vapores cargaran en- New
York, por cuenta de la Cruz Ro-
ia, where's, medicines y ropas, y
en- ell viaje de vuelta recogeran a
los refugiados y los llevaran a
MEXICO.
Como va Sc encuentran en-
Marsella, dentro de pocas sema,.
mas arribaran a MEXICO con mi
les de valientes.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

La r la organization pre-
sidida por Don Indalecio Prieto,
va tiene contratados los vapores
Winnipeg y Wyoming para que
recojan en- Francia, cada mes, a
5000 espahole slealeS y republi-
canos.
Esa organization, integrada
por espanoles que amaban y a.
man la causa de la RepGblica, y
de la justicia social, costeara to-
dos los gastos y no hara Suesta-
clones en- este pals.
ST no hemos Sido NAL infor-
mados, ciertos elementoS escan-
dalosos. activos propagandistas
de New York, decfan que ellos
tenian contratado o iban a con-
tratar ell vapor winnipeg.
Indalecio Prieto, tan calum-
niado per algunos grupitos to-
talitarios, cuenta con Ell apoyo
segdn nos informa "Espana Lii
bre'' de los gobiernos de MEXICO,
Francia y tambien de la Cruz
Roja.
Van a salir de Francia los re-
fugiados y encontrar trabajo y
hogan en- MEXICO; pero no les sa-
caran los comunillas de las eter-
mas cuestaciones para sus fon-
dos y fines, sine la Jare e india
lecio Prieto.
Els una noticia que damos
con ell mayor gusto Y que acre
ditamos a csc peri6dico antifas-
ciSta tantas wees insultado y
calumniado por les amigos de
Browder y sus "companeros de
viaje''.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

ell ndmero de sus bajas en- las
campahas de Grecia y Africa
en- 4411 muertos.
I'm articulo publicado en- ell
peri6dico de Mussolini, I'll Pc
polo de Italia" aconseja sean
apaleados los derrotistas. Els
necesario atacar a los derro-
tistas, por cuanto son enemi-
gos de Italia"
Anunci6 hoy en- la Camara
de los Comunes ell subsecreta-
rio de NegOcios Extranjeros
hue Inglaterra lie ha alberto al
generalfsimo Chang Kai
Shek un credito de sac, OO0,-
1000. Estados Unidos lie conce-
cdi6 a los republicanos, la Sc
mana pasada, un credito de
500, 900, 900.
La Radio Alemana dice que
uno s6lode sus barcos piratas,
que sc supone es ell que hugo
ante ell "Carnavon Caste" ha
sepultado en- ell mar vapores
con mas de 100. 1000 toneladas
desplazamiento.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

Berlin, Die. 10.-Subido en-
una plataforma apoyada en-
granndes bloques de acero, y
con un nuevo canon de gran
tamano a su eSpalda, ell can
ciller Hitler lie habl6 hoy a los
trabajadores alemanes y Sc
present6 como ell campe6n de
los que NADIA tienen, en- lucha
con los que TODD 10 tienen Y no
reparten.
Sin admitir nj una remota
posibilidad de derrota, ell
Fuehrer, ovacionado por los
gue lie escuchaban, dijo que
Alemania conquistaria a !
mundo.
Alemania es ell campe6n de
Gos que trabajan, en- un mum
do dividido entire los que site
men" y los que mo tienen,"
entire capital y trabajo.
mo importa 10 que acontez
ca, Alemania sera la v%ictorio-
sa.' Atac6 duramente a los ca
pitalistas y las naciones demo
craticas Y mencion6 por su
nombre a Estados Unidos, In
glaterra Y Francia. Alemania
esta en- una guerra que Sc lie
ha impuesto. Nosotros p%referi-
mos ell sentido com1n al uso
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
NUEVO PRESIDENTE DE LA
ASOCIACION DE MINISTRIES

La Asiciaci6n de Ministries de
Tampa eligi6 aver presidente al
Rev. A. H. Wilson, de la Prime
ra Iglesia Cristiana. Junto con
81 fueron electos Ell Rev. Edwin
J. Pendergrass, vicepresidente;
Rev. Samuel P. Bowles, secreta-
rio, y ell Rev. R. T. Porter, teso-
zero
Sc haran arreglos con los Off
ciales de MacDill Field y las
compahias de Transports para
que los soldados puedan concu-
rrir a los servicioa religicsOs de
las lgleias,
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

ESas cartas que ha venido pu-
blicando Gel International, en-
favor del barco patrocinado por
los comunillas, no pueden des-
truir esta verdad: que la Jare,
dirigida por Indalecio Prikto,
va a mandar vaporeS a recoger
a les republicanos y leales, y
que los recogera sin pedirles la
filiaci6n partidariSta.
Si ellos Hogan a mandar un
bapco, mediante cueStacioneS,
primero recogeran a los ami
COS de Stain y despues a los O.
tros... a los que llaman "atrasa-
dos" o ''retrasados".
Indalecio Prieto gastara Ell d.
nero en- beneficio de los espaho-
les que her6icamente defendie-
ron la Segunda Rep1blica; los D
tros, los de la 'frescura inimita-
ble", 10 emplearan en- SUI prOpa-
ganda y 10 que reste... para los
refugiados.
No sirva de Instruments a los
vociferantes Y sus compaheros
de viaje y guarde sus pesetas.
Los espanoles republicans y
leales seran llevado a su nueva
patria, ell Mexico de la bondad y
la libertad, sin que haya necesi-
dad, por ahora, de nuevas cues
taciones.
La Junta de Cultura de Tam
pa representa- a los espancles re-
publicanOs y leales.
Esos sehores de las recolecta
interminables solo representan
"al partido" y a les grupitos de
New York que colabOran con Ell
partido.
De modo que, ciudadano heal,
81 hacen falta nuevas cantidades
de dinero para ayudar a los re-
fugiados, Ia Junta levantara 81
voz clara y honrada en- ell ms
tante opcrtuno,
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
ARRIBO CON AVERIAS UN


Londres, Die. lola llega-
doa un puerto ingles, con ave-
rias producidas por un torpedo,
el destructor canadense Sague-
nay. Inmediatamente Sc comen-
cara a ~trabajar para repararlo.
De la tripulaci6n del destruc-
tos, Is hombres recibieron heri-
das y 81 han desaparecido,
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Churchill habI6 en- la Camara de los Commes
Anunci6 una victoria en- Egipto
milIOnes para ayudar a Chan K. Shek

Londres, Die. 10.-El pri :
mer ministro Winston Chur-
chill habl6 hoy en- la Camara
de los Comunes e inform6 a
los diputados de la victoria al
canada aver, en- Egipto, fren
te a las tropas fascistas Italia
mas.
Revel6 ell jefe del gobierno
que las tropas inglesas pene-
traron hacia la costa, en- ell sec
tor de Sid Barrani; pero no
'dijo que la retaguardia de los
>italianos haya sido cortada.
La aviaci6n britannica derrib6
% aviones del enemigo y lie
hizo 1000 prisioneros. La ci-
fra representa- un aumento de
mil sobre la anunciada aver.
FL planestaba preparado de
.antemano; pero la ejecuci6n
Sc demor6 cuando hubo nece-
de mandar aviaci6n a
los griegos.
Nuevos aparatos Sc pudie :
ron mandar recientemente y
entonces ell mando orden6 ell
ataque.
FL avance griego Sc encuen
ira hoy a unas Is millas de
Port Edda. Los italianos agre
garonn refuerzos en- ell frente
central y ofrece ahora mayor
resisteneia.
La Real Aviaci6n atac6 a
Bremen, Loriente y Boulogne.
Las bombas produjeron incen
dos de tai magnitud que era
facil divisarlos en- la manana
de hoy.
FL gobierno italiano sehala
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

NADIA podemos informar aun
sobre Ia actitud que Ell presiden-
tie de la international de Taba-
nueros de America, Sr. Van
Horn, asumira en- cuantc a las
e~lecciones ilegales de la semana
pasada.
Habia prohibido Ell presiden-
te, que desea la paz y Ell orden
en Ia organization, que Sc con-
cediese el vote q los eiudadanos
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

affOJen SuS lnSIfucclOHeS dl SSo-
to de los papeles inservibles?
Ell hombre de bien, amigo "cri-
tic6n", tiene siempre en- alta es-
TINA ell derecho ajeno.
I'm individuo de pocos escr1-
pulos, por ejemplo, no tiene in
conveniente en- mortificar o a.
tropellar, moral o materialmen-
tie a un vecino o compahero que
no pienSa como el o Sel opone a
-sus proyectos.
Lo que ell POGO escrupuloSo de-
sea es realizar sus planes, no i'm
pOrta a quien moieste o perjudi-
que. FL hombre ue bien, que a
precia su honradez y defiende
sus derechos, no es capaz de Ill
trajar, atropellar o calumniar
a nadie.
Ahcra BIER, la historic mo-
derna ncs h. dado a todos gran
des Aecciorcs.
Neville Chamberlain, ell "as''
del "apatiguamiento" en- la po-
Utica International, crey6 que
Adolfo Hitler era un hombre
honesto, sincero, decente, y ell
retornar de Munich agitaba en-
la mano Ell papel firmado por
el, Adolfito, Benitin y Daladier.
-Esta es la paz-proclama-
ba Ell mayor de los simplones po-
~lfticos de la epoca.
fEra la guerra porque Adolf
fito ed del bigotin semanas des-
pu6s Sc burlaba del "papelu-
cho" Y Chamberlain, ell hombre
y ~equivocado, nantes
taba: ESQ no 10 tolerare!
Ell mismo Neville lie di6 un
puntapie al "apaciguamiento'
w.. comenz6 la guerra.
iSRli6 a defender sus dere-
chos ell ciudadano honradol
N~osotros seguimos cpinando,
en- cuanto al movimiento obrero
local, que los dfas del "apacigua-
miento'', de las claudicaciones
ante la insolencia, la arrogan-
ia Y una minorfa bien organi-
zada, deben SER "desechados"
para siempre.
FL pals nos mira a todcs y ell
pals demanda de los trabajado-
res leales que no sc sometan a
las riendas de los que persiguen
no ell bienetar de la mayoria de
los cbreros, no ell progreso CO.
lectivo basado en- la sensatez y
en- la justicia, Sino el satisfacer
sus ambiciones personales o ali
mentar ell fuego semiapagado de
sus ideas politicas.
Las "extranjerias" en- la po-
Utica, como la jactancia de las
minorias ensoberbecidas, deben
ser repulsadas sin tenor y de
cara a la verdad.
Es la bora de la lealtad a Ia
Rep1blica y de dar a la verdad
TODD su peso justiciero.
Ell ''apaciguamiento'', en- to-
dos los 6rdanes de la vida, es va
sin6nimo de "mariquismo" y en-
cierto modo de TRACTION a Ia Ii
bertad y 10 sderechos de la ma
yoria.
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

de las Cartas de Retro. "ElloS"
desobedecieron esas instructed
mes y dejaron votar, segdn con-
fieSan, a "a.
IiPuede ell presidente permit
tir que los ''busca-pendencias''
arrojen sus instrucciones al ces-
to de los papeles inservibles?
La gaceta., 1940-12-10
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

La "Jare" y los vapOres para los refugiadOs. =
No sirva de instrument a los "vociferantes." =
Sin escr6pulos y esccrupulosidad. = Abajo ell
"apaciguamiento."
La gaceta., 1940-12-10

orden, o sobre acci6n defen-
silva de ninguna elase, excep-
tuando una vaga declaration
de que Inglaterra recibira mas
fuertes golpes todas las sema-
mas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
Bowl Grid Teams
Ready TO Go

Continued from First Sport Page)
continuous rains, the Texas Aggies
confined themselves mostly to
passing practice yesterday in
preparation for their New Years
game with rdham. Coach
Homer Norton said his team was
in good physical condition and
that he did not intend to risk
injury to any of his stars in the
bad footing.
BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss, Dec.
2S.-The Boston College football
squad, which engages the Ten
nessee Vols New Years Day In
the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans,
got u double dose of drilling
yesterday, with workouts both
In the morning and afternoon.
Coach Frank Leahy said Gene
Goodreault, who was injured In
the Georgetown game, probably
would be allowed TO take the
field against Tennessee. Good
reault worked out.
EDGEWATER PARK, Miss,
Dec. 2s.-Professing worry al the
size Of the Boston College play
ers. Coach Bob Neyland sent his
Tennessee football team through
rigorous drills today in prepara-
ton for the big Sugar Bowl game.
Neyland said all his men should
be in shape for the New Years
Day contest. but that bill Luttrell,
a tackle. who has been afflicted
with a Charley Horse, would not
do any rough work FOR few days.
MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 28.-With
both teams on the ground and
practicing, Orange Bowl officials
today predicted . complete sell
out for the game between
Georgetown and Mississippi
State New Years Day.
Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. rs
Booted and spurred and in typical
cowboy costunes-Hembers of Los
Rancheros, an Ell Paso organiza-
ton of football fans. yesterday
greeted the arrival Of the Arizona
State football team. border cham
pions. The Western Reserve Red
Cats from Cleveland, o.. will
arrive Monday for their New
Years Day Sun Bowl game with
~ ANaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
COrtez Defends
Mat Crown

Ricardo Cortez, who sprang a
surprize by beating "Reb" Russell
for the NJ. w. A. junior heavy title
belt last Monday. will make the
first defense of his honors Monday
evening in the Arena Gardens
against the challenge of The
Great" Mephisto, who once was
light-heavy champion.
Cortez has won all but one of
his matches since coming here
three months ago. Cortez is the
seventh man TO hold the belt, Wal
lick having twice been the belt
winner.
Other bouts are: Superman VS..
Orville Brown in $1,000 chal-
lenge bout, "Bearcat" Wright VS..
Frank Sexton and Angelo Savoldi
VS.. Mike Kilonis,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
Smith s0vertine
Goal Gets Tie

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-With
just a little more than a minute
left to play, Hooley Smith scored
his first goal of his seventeenth
hockey campaign and enabled New
York Americans 10 gain a 3-3 tie
with Boston Bruins in an overtime
battle last night.
Smith caught pass from
Tommy Anderson and whizzed it
through goalie Frankie Brimsek's
legs to thrill the crowd Of 1854,
which saw Red buttons men stop
their three-game losing streak
against Boston.
The Bruins lost the services OF
Bill Cowley, the leagues leading
scorer when Pad Egan body.
checked him so hard that he took
hunk out Of Cowley's left foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28

fresh said yesterday. "My
family and old friends are here
and ] married a Detroit girl. But
II had to choose between the
Tigers and White Sox as ball
club, I would stick with the
White Sox.
dykes is a great influence
ON n young player" fresh con-
tinued. 1.-THE relationship be-
tween n player and Dykes Is
similar to that of q father and
son. We all respect his advice
and Judgment"
Harold Muddy" Ruel, former
big league catcher and now a
White Sox coach. is given credit
by fresh for teaching him the
fundamentals of the game.
A slump in batting kept the
White Sox from finishing higher
In the 1910 race, fresh said.
fresh is married and has 2
year-old son, Tommy. He lives
in suburban Allen Park, where he
owns a dry cleaning establishment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28

To Coach
CaGerS
International News Service Wire

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. u.s.
Elmer Layden, Notre Dame Uni
versity's athletic director and head
football coach, was back coaching
basketball today for the first time
in 13 years. Layden took charge
of the Irish court squad in the alb
sence of basketball coach George
E. Keogan, who is at the Mayo
clinic in Rochester. Mimi, for a
physical checkup.
The grid mentor will prepare the
team for its New Years Eve battle
with Northwestern. He had not
coached basketball since 1927,
when he left Columbia College at
Dubuque, Ia, now Loras College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
Comiskey's Daughter
Engaged 10 RigneY

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-GNS)-A
romance OF the baseball diamond
came to light today with revela-
ton of the engagement of Miss
Dorothy Comiskey and Johnny
Rigney, Chicago White Sox
pitcher. Miss Comiskey is the
daughter of Mrs. J. Louis Comis.
key, widow of the late owner and
president OF the White Sox.
The engagement eliminated a
two year romance. it was said.
The marriage is expected to take
place next Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28

because Don got buck-fever. He
missed easy setups and Riggs. who
was making miraculously few err
rors. won the first two sets easier
than the scores of GA, SO would
indicate. 1t was almost too easy,
and certainly was too dull for a
number of fans.
Then Mcneil won the third set.
60. But it was plainly one OF
those things. Players who have
a 20 lead in 5-set matches usually
let up in the third. They stand in
the back court. make the anxious
opponent run himself dizzy, and
they don't chase after the wide
ones. They're saving their wind
for the big fourth set. So when
Mcneil won the set, few thought
mere of eventual chances OF
winning the match. For Riggs let
him have il, and indicated it was
gift by stopping once, between
games, to remove his shoes and
cut his toenails.
But as 1t turned out, the win
ming of that third set was what
MCNEIL needed. He was in won
derful physical condition and it
had not taken as much out OF him
TO win as Riggs thought it would.
What is more it had given him
the touch" he had lacked in the
first two sets.
AS they started on the fourth
set. Mcneil began pouring his
body, and soul, too, for that mat
ter, into every shot. His shots
took A lower. flatter more bris-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28

Ting trajectory. And it was Riggs,
now, who began TO do the running,
and who began the awesone job
of trying to win with his own
placements-where he had been
winning by McNeill's errors.
Mcneil took the fourth set,
6-3, also. to pull up abreast Of
Riggs at two sets each.
Then the match really began.
They won their services for the
first six games. TO tie, 3-3. But
then Riggs, who is a game kid
who never folds, broke through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
NcNeiII'S Comeback Was Net Thrill of 40

McNeill's smashing service to go
out to 4-3. II was the break that
should have won the match for
Riggs. But Mcneil moved up a
yard closer when Riggs started
to serve in the eighth game and
walloped superb returns down the
line and across the court TO break
Riggs serve and tie the score, A
PULLS TO TIE
Riggs pulled up 10 SIS. but Nc
Nell. full Of grass stains where
he had fallen, went out to 6-o.
Then Riggs served.
He put away a cracking volley
at the net, but umpire Ben Dwight
ruled that he had touched the
bottom of the net With his foot
He took the point away from
Riggs. Mcneil. who needed the
point badly, none-the-less DELHI
erately threw the next point, TO
make it 15-all. and the place shook
with cheers of approval.
1t went up 10 Riggs advantage.
but McNeill passed him al the net
with 'cross-court forehand drive,
making it deuce. Then il became
match-point, but as NJ Neill
cranked up 10 hit a climax FORE
hand, his feet went from under
him and he fell flat. The next
time match point came around, he
swung a terrific backhand that
nearly cut Riggs ankles from I'M
der him and won the point game.
set match and national champion
shin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
Leaders Upset
In Greater Pin
League
STANDINGS

Goebel. hot on the heels OF the
pacemaking Ekhardt and Becker
five, lost a chance to tie as the
two leaders dropped two out OF
three games last night IN the
Greater Detroit League at Olympic
Recreation.
+. and B. was victim OF Norge,
which put together l020-10o4-l0o7
for 1881, best count OF the night,
TO the formers 2997. Sam Richard.
sons 662, Al Robinson's 64S and
Herman Bengells 63S featured for
Norge. while Louie Sielaff paced
E. and B. with 634.
Goebel had to shoot 1915 10
Norton's 1864 in the closing game
to win one, Norton hitting 309l to
Goebers 3046. Frank Cells GAG
and Jack DiGiovanni's CAB led
Norton, while AL Wiegart had 64o
and John Crimmins 635 for Goebel.
A member of the last place Ball
Bearing team. Fred Walker, ac-
counted for the nights highest In
dividual series. He put together
247.2i2-226 for ss5, but his team
lost twice to Oldbru in close
match. 3033 TO 3027. Tony Seriannl
hit $50 for Oldbru.
Detroit Gasket tied Chene-
Trombly for third place after
coming up with 1053-103S-lo3S for
1929, capture two games from
Stroh, which had 2998. Archie
Jankowski with $50 and Bill
Mowery with CSC topped Gasket
while Joe Norris contributed 653
and Cass Grygier GAS for Stroh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28

the No. ! skate fan hereabouts,
got his enthusiasm into second and
continued talking faster.
Look, B0Eich not only won
the state championship at Al
pena hut also the Wayne County
decathlon and the Michigan Gold
Cup. He had $50 points. Terry
Brown was next with 400 and
Art Brown was next with 400,
hut don't forget that Art was In
only six meets before he froEe
his toes winning the city cham
pionship," Dagway explained.
Here is how Bagdade rates the
leading 10 men skaters in the state
for 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28

Mcneil three times before this
match. But McNeill had won
from the champion on three other
occasions, never, however. on
grass. Riggs was determined to
win because he felt he could then
turn pro, at his peak, and join
the other netmen who had hit the
golden trail.
Riggs started out with the
rather insolent-appearing aggres-
siveness for which he is famous.
He was feverish for those bucks,
and il must have affected McNeill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
Cruthon Keeps Hot
Pace, Hits 7l3 Series

Continuing his hot pace in the
Briggs Final Trim League, Steve
Cruchon toppled 245-247-221 for
713 yesterday at Rainbow Recrea-
ton. He boosted his average in
the loop to 207 for 4S games.
In his last five weeks in the
league, which bowls in the morn
ing, Cruchon has whipped in series
Of 664. 696, 729, 627 and 713.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
Chicago Cagers Win

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-GNSl-
Chicago held a clean sweep over
the invaders today following the
second local basketball double
header OF the season, in which
De Paul walloped Butler SO TO 80,
and Loyola won from Yale,
"a TO 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
Davis, Jackson Win
In Billiard Journey

Frank Davis and Clarence Jack
son won matches yesterday in the
three-cushion handicap billiards
tournament at Detroit Recreation.
The event Is ''warmup" for Jack
son. who 10 Detroit's entry in the
worlds vhree-cushion tournament
at Chicago January Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28

Hannah in attendance.
When the Spartans travel, he
goes at his own expense. Some
Of the trips have been costly
affairs. since on three occasions
in the last FIVE years the Spartans
have gone 10 the West Coast for
games with California teams.
lie generally climbs into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-28
Vince BoziCh
Rated as No. |
State Skater

Il wasn't difficult for BENJAMIN
Dsgway Bagdade 70 pick the out
standing skater Of the year in
Look" said the secretary Of
the Southern Michigan Skating
Association. his current title. as
ne unreeled q long roll of papers.