The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

wn n", The bun which had bounced off her pro-
p!0u a"r..wri,er had been felled like Mexican
der the whitening blast of blows And just be-
p VIII had mentioned to the Little Corporal some
a hou sailing off into che celestial realms of So
sn a he does blitzkreg to my social ambitions.
aT n blows gashed my brows, impaired my sight and
81, n nv knees but I'm still fighting and in saucy
A ono Of those rapier-like left jabs tossed by my
LIFTING friend and the efficiency of her right
IT,, I've been seeking desperately for some amazon
~mN be willing to champion my cause. found her
.,hsr day while rambling around police headquarters
lner listening to my story, my hard-bitten protege
N meet little Corporal in rough-and-tumble bat
NTH no holds barred She also wanted it stipulated
@s contract that each combatant would be permitted
wrs than Two knives. Revovers were outlawed as too
rbsroms for agile movements
g now if Little Corporal feels like writing any
ans else about pink rompers with lace them,
M pink ribbons" I'll just request that she send
,Lnr her card that we can prepare meeting to
arrange the duel.
twa pleased to note that Hughes Peterson, the best
gsr having taxes to Uncle Whiskers. has developed
sp 10 his wit hering drives that caromed of the face
Icsr, and chests of the opposition in the volleyba
nanent which Just closed And Mr.. Peterson was do
with unmpared vgor
For short time Pete held his ripping shots in
advance contentng himself with rfling the ball to
nenanted spots in the combat occupied by the
nemy But he soon disrobed his best shots and sent
. he ball booming the net with the
h employs while ripping into bacon and eggs
lawrence Whitaker, hefty member of the Columbus
r was the FIRST victim TO afou Of looming drive
ktbunced of the supple arm of Pete. The ball smack
J Whitaker with unerring accuracy between the eyes,
| nvlng the Columbus behemoth flat as a pancake
hor was several minutes before he fully regained
equilibrium
| Before the evening games had commenced several
Tpayr had tasted the bstering force of Petes hard
h he sent the oval the net with the speed and
{mcthoSe session German tanks Before the tournament
uwer the enemy was shying from the net when Hugh
spcd into he air.
Yes pee's powerful and consistent hammerin' of
fcd ball made him the outstanding player in the
nanent
| Boy, pat ID call for Dr. S. II. C. Owen. Tell him
ah over and administer medical aid to Razz Brown
fyonDg fellow is desperately i'll.
Brown, develops is allergic to Bimelech and every
fhe certain Big BIN will come through and destroy
fGic me Bradley colt folds up and is smothered in
taSt from the flying feet Of an opponent.
Such was the case last Saturday when obscure
| named orydon outgalloped Big BIN in the stretch
win The Whcrs mile
encountered Razz short time after the race, and
ne had not recovered from the big upset the wounds
A@ppontment had healed and he was moving down
PACK Of food would have done justice to Joe Louis
Roscoe loles. Detroit heavyweight who has exhaust
4 hs ammunition shooting at woudbe opponents, has
n INTO the habit of hearing the alarm clock sing
lhiul dirge at early hour every morning. Roscoe
een up on the farm of his manager, Everett l. Wat
[1iorihe past two weeks, doing preliminary train
|or an anticipated tusse with Buddy Baer
Roscoe. feeling contented and at peace with the
s@d made short visit to Detroit the other day,
u0ppng has chores up the farm to come down and
a s'equa'n himself with city ways. He returned to
Ne farm the following day.
me tower of strength was sporting deep tan from
rsn winch according to Bold Roscoe, had been put
X y some extra time in his immediate vicinity. eve
iDsloN had been wondering about Old Soils where
r-.SJ ne also revealed that the work on the farm
~ as ehopping down some trees, digging few holes
mixing the cows had strengthened the injured right
,+ MI hammered Roscoe thinks the hand is as good
'nny Winters.
N. al" nv roscoe will need two sound mittS when he
' ne onger Baer. Buddy, stung by the sharp crit
rs eoming from members of the sport writing craft
uon TO the verbal barbs of the fight fans, has drop
v former ways and settled down to hard work. His
p D.. galtles are an indication of the change.
"o SEYMOUR, whose sensitive feelings were bruised
=, e Jailed TO capture the national pro golf tourna-
%"eh Detroit entertained the golfers back IN 1884
% several things to appease his disJolnted feelings
"'ng TO equal that which fell to his lot recently
E HVe' student of the game of golf has been selected
\ LOUIS as instructor, replacing Louis Rafea Corbin
III aier becoming involved in legal Donnybrook with
pam nam was deported back to his native Jamaica.
rsdoS chortlng with JOY at the appointment, and has
nv 70 friends that he will have the champion smack
Id pellet IN the low 70s another II months have
is n'o the forgotten past While this is very big
,d Bob an efficient and capable instructor, has
n - student. Joe is more interested in golf right now
any other sport and devotes as much time as pos