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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Dodgers Keeping
Company With
1st Class Slump

to first place the easy way. remain
ing idle while the Dodgers lost ano
slipped into the van by a margin
of .004 percentage points. The CUBS
victory elevated them 10 fourth
place.
The American league leaders also
tripped. the Philadelphia Athletics
coming from behind to beat the
indians. 5-4, for the second straight
dav. The AS knocked Al Mllnar out
of the box and overcame a Al DEL
icit.
Hammering out an 30. victory over
washington, the White SoX moved
within three games of the pace-set-
ting Indians. Vernon kennedy, max
ing his first start for the Senators
since being traded by the Browns
was knocked out of the box in the
seventh. Joe Kuhel and Taft Wright
former Senators, drove in five Chi
cago runs.
The Yankee infield kicked away
the game as the Browns defeated
New York. 5-l. An error by Joe Cor
don in the first on double play
ball and Frankie Crosetti's error
in the fourth led to all the Browns
runs. Denny Galehouse, who pitch
ed a one-hitter in his last start
held the Yanks to four hits, pitch
ing hitless ball until the sixth. Bill
Dickey's homer was the only Yam
kee run.
Detroit won its fifth straight
beating the Red Sox. 4-2, behind
Johnny Gorsica's four-hit pitch
ing.
The Cincinnati ReGs moved into
a fifth place tie with the Boston
Braves by beating them, 7-3. The
champs made IA hits, their high
water mark this season, and were
aided by four Braves errors. john
ny Wander Nicer won his third
game, but tired in the ninth and
had to have relief.
Max Butcher outdueied Carl Hub
bell as the Pirates nosed out the
Giants. 2-1. He allowed only four
hits in beating New York for the
second time this season. Elliott 5
double and Fletcher's single ac-
counted for the winning run.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20

NEW YORK. May 20. (UP)-The
Brooklyn Dodgers. no longer lead
ing the National league, appeared
today to be keeping company with
a genuine slump. They've lost three
in a row and had their big three
of Kirby Higbe. Whit Wyatt and
Hugh Casey beaten in succession
All failed to finish and the three
of them allowed d total of "a runs
in three days.
The Cubs we're hitting yesterday
and slugged the Dodgers, AL. There
wasn't anything wrong with Claude
Passeau's pitching, either. He fash
ioned a four-hitter and except fol-
a homer by Babe Phelps he would
have had a shutout. In addition to
his superb pitching Passeau hit =
homer with the bases loaded, feat
uring nine-run second inning
one on.
Unable to handle the Cubs or
the playing field, the Dodgers have
switched their tactics to techni-
calities. Manager Leo Ourocher pro-
tested the Cub victories of the past
two days on grounds that Chicago
has &c men on its roster. Durocher
contents that Charlie Gilbert, young
outfielder obtained by the Cubs in
the Billy Herman deal, became Chi
cago property on Wednesday when
he went to Philadelphia for treat
ment Of a sprained ankle even tho
he did not report to the Cubs.
The st. Louis Cardinals returned
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANG ELES, May 90 UP)-
federal state Market News Serv-
ice).
Hogs 300: 1925 cents higher;
small OTIS good to choice 185-207 lb.
10-10.25. top 1928; bulk medium TO
good 170-255 lb., 9-10-9.75; sows
steady at 7.25-7.75.
Cattle 700; slow mostly steady;
some sales higher on dairy cows;
two loads good TO choice 1881 1b.
Colorado fed steers II; most choice
to medium steers unosld; fed Mexi-
can S.75-9; few feeders $3.50; few
cutter TO common cows 6.75-7.50;
better kinds lacking; Gamers and
cutters 4.50-6.50; little done on bulls
calves 200; fully steady; top veal
ers 1850; few calves 11.50 down.
sheep $50; nothing done; good to
choice spring lambs around 10-10.25
and good ewes TO 4; market opened
at 1885 today owing to death of
local member.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
whir|away Heads
Derby List

INGLEWOOD, Calf, May 20.
CUP denominations for the $4,000
Hollywood Derby closed today with
Whirlaway, winner of the Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness, head
ing list of 68 thorouehbreds.
Other leading eligibles for the
July IL classic at Hollywood Park
are H. S. Nesbitt's Staretor, second
in the Kentucky Derby, and Copper
man; Woodvale Farms Our Boots,
third in the Preakness: C. S. How
ards Porters Cap; King Ranch's
Dispose, and Mrs. Anthony Pelle-
teri'S Bull Reign.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Braves Jailed for
Defyinq DraftLaw

TUCSON. Ariz., May 20 tUP) =
Pia Machita. 88-year-old Papago
Indian chief and nine of his braves
today were charged with assault
and intimidating a federal officer
after they allegedly defied the Sc
lective service law.
Arrangement was scheduled for
late today before U. S. Commits
sioner c. w. Clampitt. The arrests
were made without resistance yes
terday at Toapit village on the
Papago reservation.
Machita and his men were ac-
cused of attacking Henry w. Smith,
chief deputy U. S. marshal, who
suffered several broken ribs when
40 tribesmen set upon him last Oct.
16 Smith went to the reservation
10 arrest Machita on a charge of
refusing 10 allow his younger
braves to register for conScription.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Firefghting Wage
Hike Recommended

SACRAMENTO, May 20 CUP) =
Gov. Culbert Olson today urged ap-
preparation of additional funds for
state firefighters, declaring that a
wage increase is necessary to OBJ
tain sufficient men to fight forest
and range fires this year.
The governor said that less than
one-tenth of the needed men have
accepted the states standard wage
CT s35 month, plus room and
board. He cited fires last Sunday
in Fresno county and quoted state
Forester NJ. B. Pratt as declaring
that go per cent of the damage
could have been avoided if suffi-
cient men were available.
Five blazes in the county burned
over about 1000 acres and DESTROY
ed three structures.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Mission Head
Takes New Job

WASHINGTON, May 20 CUP) =
Capt. William M Quigley OF Brew
ster. N. Y, who went to Peru as
chief of the U. S. naval mission,
has taken on another job-chlef
of the Peruvian navy.
The president of Peru appointed
him chief of Peruvian naval opera
tons in the absence of Admiral
Carlos Rotalde, on tour of U. S.
naval stations in this country along
with other Latin American naval
chiefs. Admiral Rotalde is expected
to remain in the United States for
some time.
Capt. Quigley still remains in
charge Of the U. S . naval mission
TO Peru and he retains his commits
sion in the U. S. Navy. The navy
department. which announced the
new job, said that move was not
unusual.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Fight Fans Riot
During |. A. Bout

LOS ANGELES, May 20. tUP)-
A squad of rs police reserves early
today cleared the streets near Wrig-
ley Field of the last of some 1900
riotous fight fans who sent four
men, including one officer, to the
hospital with bruised skulls.
Police said the crowd was "one
of the most unruly in the history OF
Los Angeles boxing. The disturb
ance started with an attempt to
crash the gates during a preliminary
bout on a twin-bill main event
card. Several fights were stopped
both inside and outside the park.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
L, A. PRODUCE
LOS ANGELES, May 20 ltP

LOS ANGELES, May 20 tDPD -
Trading was rather slow TO fair.
Asparagus: local colossal SShc;
select and ex fey 7-7izc some SC {;
fey 6-61zc few SC; choice 4-4izs;
small 212 SC; San Diego large I
Tie. medium Az &c, small 212-3c.
Bunched vegetables: per crates;
beets 90-S1; carrots 60-75c; Imper-
ial Valley $1,000.
Cabbage: cannonball S1.15-1.25;
jumbos 4O-50c; Oxnard $40; Red
$2.2.25; savoy soc.
Cantaloups: Imperia; Hly jumbo
crates So Ass S2.75-3; std ASS S2-250
mostly s2.25-; pony 45s S1.35-1 50 /;
pony 54s s1.15-1.35 few $1.1O; std
flats 12-15s S1.10-1.15; Yuma jumbo
36-45 motlsy So; Std 45s mostly
$3.50 few s2.757s pony 54s S.5O-1.65
Honeyballs: Imperial Valley pony
72s mostly $1.15.
Squash: white summer local and
san Diego lugs $1.25-1.50; Imperial
crates 1851; Italian Imperial crates
S1-1 IS; local lugs 1891 SO; yellow
crookneck Imperial crates $11.25;
Tomatoes: Imperial crates 9-tops
local lugs S1.75.
90-$1; 12s 1881. 1ss 5O-65c, 2Os 40
soc
elons: Imperial Wy Klon-
dikes 1918 ID avg. ton lots $685.
3S.; less than ton lots 2-2h lb.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANG ELES, May 20 tUP)-
Stocks advanced narrowly today in
slow trading on the Los Angeles
exchange
Nine issues wereup, two down
and three unchanged. Volume total
ed only 1000 shares.
Some representative issues: Trans
america A., unchanged; Southern
Pacific 11ts. up x; Standard Oil
22lS UP n; Cessna Aircraft =
down a for new low; ConsoliA
dated steel common 5I4, down 4 /;
Consolidated Steel pfd 1914 up a
Ryan Aeronautical Corp, 9, un-
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
EntyList Small
For U. S.0pen

NEW YORK, May 20. CUP)-The
smallest entry list since 1888 has
been accepted to compete for the
ITO berthS in the national open golf
championship at Fort Worth, Tex.
June ST, the Unitsd States Coli
association announced today.
This years list has 1852 players,
compared with 915 in 1888.
The field includes the 40 players
exempted from qualifying for the
classic and the remaining l,010 who
must vie for 1913 berths in the sec
tional qualifying rounds which will
be played in 81 cities at 36-hole
strike play next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
By UNITED PRESS

Pepper Martin and His Sacrament
to Cardinals. baskng in the sun
shine of a 6l2-game lead in the
Pacific Coast league, today opened
series in Los Angeles.
Second place Seattle had a some
what softer chore against last-place
Oakland, and figured to pick up
a game or two on the Solons. Seat
tie beat HOLLYWOOD last week, four
games to three, while Oakland drop
ped a So series 70 Portland
San Diego. securely in third place,
goes to San Francisco for the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Sacramento Opens Los Angeles Series
Safe Behind a 81 Game Lead;
Seattle Draws Last Place Oaks

The Padres dropped 4-3 verdict
to Los Angeles last week While
San Francisco was losing So SER
les to Sacramento.
Portland came home from its roao
cruise and received Hollywood. The
two teams are half a game apart
in the second division.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Washington State
Wins 9Th Title

PULLMAN, Wash, May 20 (UP}
Washington State college, peren-
nial track champion of the Pacllic
Coast Conference northern DIVISION
yesterday won its ninth stralgh'
title.
The Cougars wellbalanced squad
scored 48 2I5 points. washington
was second with 33 / s. Idaho thiro
with 80 rs, oregon fourth at
26 10; oregon State college fifth
with 16 2/5, and Montana State
sixth with 10l2.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
League Leaders
On Home Grounds.
Ry United PRESS

Fresno and BAKERSFIELD, Sharing
the lead in the California State
Baseball league, today were both
on their home grounds for two weeks
of play. They are not scheduled to
meet until June 13.
The Fresno Cardinals played host
to fifth-place Santa Barbara While
the Bakersfield Badgers received
third-place San Bernardino.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Turkey Thompson.
Music Draw

LOS ANGELES, May 20. CUP)-
Dusky Turkey Thompson, Califor-
mia heavyweight boxing champion
from Los Angeles. and Tony Music
of Chicago fought TO a l0-round
draw last night i'll an outdoor bout
at Wrigley Field.
In the second half of the double
main event, Jackie Wilson, 1879,
lanky Los Angeles Negro, technical
ly knocked out Baby Arizmendi, 139
q, veteran Mexican welterweight,
in bout for the California state
championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
Law Prohibits
Animal POISONING

SACRAMENTO, May 20 (UPl-
The senate today passed to the
governor a bill making it unlawful
wilfully to administer poison to an
animal or TO expose poison with the
intent to poison an animal without
the owners consent.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. May 20 UP) Wheat
futures worked moderately lower
today Soy beans rose TO new four
year peaks. other grains were ir-
egulsr
Wheat finished off 1s 10 4 Corn
was up 4 TO Is. oats off q to UP
a rye unchanged to off IS, and
soy beans up 1A TO 3h.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
BY HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, May 20 CUP)-
Scattered paragraphs containing
scattered thoughts:
Buddy Baer is worried because
he finds he is not worrying ABOUT
Friday nights fight with Joe Louis.
II honestly feel that 1 shouldn't be
orite so nonchalant," Baer says in
a communique from his camp. Il
sleep like a top, eat like horse and
don't worry about anything. It's a
mighty funny way OF looking at
things but it's the way I feel
Maybe the first time Louis hooks
q left to the head Buddy will have
enough worries so that he won't
worry any more about not being
worried.
The fact that Phil Rizzuto and
Gerry Priddy, the wonder boys from
Kansas City, have been benched by
Manager Joe Mccarthy of the New
York Yankees doesn't mean that
their major league careers are wash
ed up. Mccarthy has a special treat
ment for rockies who are under a
strain as result of preseason
ballyhoo. He lets EN- sit on the
bench, watch a few ball games and
then puts them back in after the
attack of jitters has passed. Joe
Gordon got the same treatment his
first year with the club, and the
notio,ot rer0Vored
Out of the midwest comes word
that Kingfish Levinksy-remember?
challenges Joe Louis. Assuming
that the Kingfish means fight and
not an eating contest, there is one
thing that can be said about it
it wouldn't be the worst fight ever
seen. The worst one took place in
1885 when Louis hit Levinsky in
the first round. Whereupon the
Kingfish sat down on the ropes and
petitioned the referee: Don't let
him hit me again."
Fresh Meadow, where the Goodall
round robin golf tournament opens
on Thursday, has more traps than
the Hudson Bay Co. It's tough try
ing to pick a winner out of the Is
professionals who will compete, but
a man who can bang his second
shots home and stay out of the
traps ought to be a good bet. Jimmy
Demaret answers that description
pretty we'll for he can handle those
irons as we'll as anybody when he's
on his game.
Gus Lesnevich may have to fight
Anton Christoforidis in the light
heavyweight elimination bout Thurs
lay night without benefit of his
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
BISHOP APPOINTED

VATICAN CITY, May 20 (UP) -
Pope Plus has appointed Monsignor
James j. Sweeney. director of the
propagation of the faith of the San
Francisco archdiocese, bishop of
Honolulu.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
l.. A. HAY
L. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. May 20 (uP) =
wheat. soft or hard sl.5o q 1.e0
Foed Barley. bright Sl.S5 a lao
Maiting Barley -. S1.S7M q 1.42 y
Milo. No. yellow :. S1.42h q 1.47k
Corn No. > yellow bulk Sl.os q LII
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
L. A. BANKS

LOS ANGELES, May 20 (UP) =
Transamerlca .......,...... 4H -iH
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
L, A. BUTTER &c EGGS

Los ANG ELES, May 20 CUP) -
Butter: Extras 3sc; Prime 1st 37c;
standard 36hc; undergrades 34c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20

Gus Lesnevich may have to fight
Anton Christoforidis in the light
heavyweight elimination bout Thurs
lay night without benefit of his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

enough to become the country's
largest-selling brand at Zoe.
Switch to Phillies and you'll
stay switched-you'll get so much
more enjoyment out of smoking.
That's why smokers walk up to
cigar counters every day and put
down more money for Phillies
than for any other cigar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
LOOKS HIS BEST

Hutchinson hurled three innings
and despite GallagherS homer the
Seattle boy looked his best down
here this Spring. The Gallagher
tOur-maSter was the only safety
off Hutchinson. In one inning the
Seattle boy struck out three men
in a row.
Harold Newhouser. who started
chucked five innings during which
time the young left-hander gave
up SIX hits and five runs lie
mixed three walks with the hits.
Clay Smith pitched one inning.
replacing Hutchinson when. Fred
die was lifted for d pinch batter.
Luke Hamlin. once a Tiger, was
nicked for nine hits and five
TALES in six innings. but Chef
Kehn. a 19-year-old recruit from
Montreal. held the Tigers in check
IN the last three innings.
Dick Bartell contributed the
fielding gem Of the day
Hal White ana FLOYD Ciicbell
were 10, pitch for the Tigers
against the Louisville Colonies
here today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01


College All-Star coach in 1888 and
election 10 the Common Council Of
the City OF Detroit in 1889
In addition, the quiet-speaking
Gus boasts a record OF more than
100 football victories during his
tenure. But he won't find much
time for reminiScing as he begins
the job of whipping his club into
shape for the opening game against
Indiana at Bloomington Septcm-
Der u.
Although approximately 70 as
piring lads. one of the most prom
iSing turnoutS in years. will call
fer fer ff1ft 5ICtICr
Gus big problems this year are
the draft and the hunt for some
one TO replace ball-carrying star
Ghesquiere, who graduated
PrOspects don't seem too dull,
Except In those two cases."
Dorais said. "0nly three other
letter winners from last year
will be lost. However, the draft
prnhahlx will take hath my
quarteTbacks John Biringer
and Don Huges."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

All around the country, Phillies
is recognized as the standard of
quality in cigars. ..more for your
money. more enjoyment.
Smokers know that no other
cigar can match the assurance of
extra value you get in Phillies.
Guaranteed exactly the same fine
cigar, for only Sc, that was good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Burke FIdttens
{. Y. 0. Rival

Bon Burke TuBEcn University
Of Detroit football lincman, last
FRIGHT uncovered -t-fe- of tii7t. frost
explosive right-hand pun b 5
shown by an amateur scrapper in
the Motor City ring wars this sea-
son
The Titan gridder threw his
Sunday punch less than a dozen
times in flattening Mike Witowich,
Holy Redeemer open light heavy
weight. in one Of the feature
scraps on the 26-bout CYO boxing
tournament card al Cardinal Mer-
cier Hall IN Hamtramck
CLASS 4 DIVISION
fs~-r---f-sA- eAa@s-AHA price IS Eliza.
hetnI knocked out Angelo sosye IS; Ben
Res pound elasa-Gan Harvey Santa
Nars' defeated EDDIE Prince Sacred
Hea1tl.
l6o-pouns eIass-To-n Kiddy tHoly Re
desnef1 defeated Art Ahern tAnnlncia-
tom; Charles KInr Holy RedeemsrJ de-
Tested Wsude'f Cherever Sacred Hsartl
f1h-peund class LurlAn Taliaferr3 fOur
srioWsN four Lady Queen ~ Apas'f
frs BIB Burke cGesui knocked aut MI
chasi WHawich ,Ho.g Refeemsri. second
CLASS { DIVISION
1t1 pound class Edwin North 81 Bens-
-, defeated DICK Knap fst Matthew
- -r~-f-1 class Pr frTKsY FEf Law
knocked ou, Ted Bnzk8Vsn tsi
- pnsuFf ssgsnd Ariru Chapman fSf
Narf ~ MsrSsl defeated Al CANA tCor-
rus Chusia Tony Cardsmoue tour lady
~ HeLnl defeated -LAne-aH- lzi----- f.
rf0nsus5-
pound ciass-Jahn cosmo,H tst
Bernardo knocked ou' Ted Plat Est john
ff-rk kr0p 81 Matthew VIC Cufla ms
eiuiy Reassmerl defsatsd Ken Lewis tst.
Aipnonsusl
1915 pound class-Pets oMrgan aiaiy Re.
Llket John tEFf1rhak tHolY Eeteenerl
knocked out Joe Miller Guadalupe first.
Jackie Marrone fst Catherine defeated
Bil Foley fst Brgidls Joe sperazGo 81
Mari defeated Eldon Pnce Guadalupe.
fso-pound class BIZ Maskiu est Mar
ole Cunningham tsi. Cecilia defeated Ken
Finfrock tsf Anthony. James Gsmmeii
tst Cecilia knocked out Tom Rabogt est
Catherine. first.
CLASS y DIVISION
I35-pouna ciess--Ai Dudley fGuadslapsl
defeated Bayari Hi fst Stsnislausj.
Issr. ca'-tte-l n 2 --f---r+t r,r~
fested Ken Bryon tst Vincent Pontiac
iif-pqgnd class Jack Gemmell est c.
eilial defeated Ben Coeuzza tst Bernardo
James Haley (H0v Rosary knocked out
North tst Benedicf1. first. Walter Wiskis
tH0ly Redeemeri Knocked out Harry Gre.
gorIan VISITATION. first
CLASS \ DIVISION
lla pound class Francis Mullane tHoly
Reieemefl defeated Tony Ross J. tBies-
tfBernda t5rehts)erinoo \ p; .brdlu ri q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Mat Giants Stay
Even at Arena

After having wrestlcd a total Of
90 minutes In their two matches
at the ATcnA Gardens Frederick
VonSchacht. German mat giant,
and Karol KTauser, today stand all
even in their mai feud Whichlast
night reached its second stage
In their first Set-to neither could
gam a fall IN 30 minutes Last
night each scored one fall in an
hour of graphing. VonSchacht
took the first fall in 10 minutes
with a body slam The second went
to Krauser in 1850 with a head
scissors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

IbQl ana Iidl Niile.
Freddie Hutchinson is slated 10
return 10 Buffalo.
Birdie Tebbctts and Silly Sulli-
van. Of course. make up the Tigers
catching staff which means that
Dixie Parsons will return 70 the
minors for more seasoning While
he revealed Improvement over last
Spring Parsons is young and can
stand more polish IN the minors.
Following are the infielders who
will be in the squad that boards
the train for the NORTH: Rudy
York, Dick Bartell. Fran k e
Croucher Charley Gehrnger,
Pinky Higgins. Dutch Meyers
and Eric McNair. Boyd Perry
might 90 but Murray Franklin is
due 10 be shipped 10 the minors
Whether Ned Harris and Pat
Mullin arc both kept has not been
determined al this writing The
veterans viii stay Of course -
Hank GreentcrC. Barney No
CoSky. Tuck Siainhack and Bruce
Campbell
Bob Patrick young outfielder
who came up from beaumont
MAY be seat Buffalo TIrprf
Evers. the young University Of
Illinois athlete, is tagged for
Beaumont
Beaten by the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, 6 to 5. here yesterday. the
Tigers viii wind up their Lake
land schedule here next Sunday.
They have TWO more games with
a big league club in Florida
one with Washington in Orlando
Friday and closes the Grapefruit
league in Lakeland Sunday
against Washington.
Games here the rest Of this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

He went out for freshman foot
bal last Fall but he was told he
was too light and cut from the
squad.
Freddy has been victorious in 81
Of 90 fights during HI career as
an amateur. During all these bat
ties he has never been knocked out.
Now his immediate goal IS 10
capture featherweight honors in
the G. Y. o. tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Bowie Opens Today;
Plans 8 Rates Daily

BALTIMORE. April Inns
The big show opens today at
Bowie. Theer is slight doubt that
racing faces one of its greatest
years. There will be eight races
daily.
The Bel Air a five and a half
furlong Scprint Will he the main
spectacle today. GAINESVILLE is the
faVOritc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Dordis TO Start
Nth Season as
!. Titan Chief

Gus Dorais. head football coach
Of the University of Detroit, will
pass another milestone on a dis
tinguished sports career today.
The Titan strategist will begin
his seventeenth season as chief
grid mentor at Il. of d. when the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

1871 S prin g
football pra C.
tice opens with
a light workout
today.
Dorais ca n
look back on
more than a
decade and a
half of Detroit
athletic a n d
civic triumphs
I h a [ included
a l9-gane win
ming sire a k
from October,
1872 7. TO No
vember, 1929 ;
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for ID
To Top Action
In Classic
STANDINGS

tbNthhA h1f' mrs
7:30-sSchmidt Vs.. RisdOn Bros; sRite-
Are Ns. Krakow: sChene-IrOmbly vs.. Coca
Cola; morton vs.. Detroit Gasket.
S:45-sEkhArdt a. Becker vs.. Twentieth
Century; sStroh ". Paris; "Goebel vs..
Mlneralites; sNernOr's Pepsi Cola.
Matches NJ West Chicago Recreation,
1876 West Chicago.
sDenOtes winner OF tWO games first
round with exception of Schmidt, stroh and
G0ebel which won three.