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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Bob Stack Expert
Motor Mechanic

IN WHAT Is practically type
casting" Robert Stack appears in
Universal's Mice Girl as, young
college graduate who is interested
in automobile motors and has built
The Car of Tomorrow"
OF screen Stack actually has
built his own racing car. with
which he recently set a Lake
Muroc, California. roadster speed
record of 1858 m.p.h.
Stack could hardly contain him.
self when he was first given a
chance TO drive the super-stream-
lined car which appears in the
picture. His first scene with the
car required him to take Deanna
Durbin for a ride.
The young actor jumped behind
the wheel and spent five minutes
in a futile attempt TO start the
motor. He got out to lift the hood
and find the source of the
trouble. when Deanna, who has
just learned to drive, slid behind
the wheel and easily drove away.
Deanna had previously talked TO
Daniel La Lee, designer of the
special car, who showed her how
to operate the vehicle. 1t is con-
trolled almost entirely by pushing
buttons on the dashboard.
Ever since his moment of en-
barrassment. Stack has been
known to the cast and crew as
Barney Oldfeld." Even his chair
on the set now bears that name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Andrews Sisters
Shun Marriages

ACCORDING TO a tri-party
pact drawn up between the An
drews sisters last week, it will be
an expensive proposition for any
of them, Patty, LaVerne or Max
enc. to get married within the
next three years.
The trio. currently in Buck
Privates" at Universal. have en-
tered into an agreement whereby
each of them will contribute
exactly so per cent of all money
they earn in the next three years
toward a common fund-to be di-
vided between the remaining two
if one of them takes the altar
walk. ~
The Boswells and a half-dozen
other famous trioS in show BUSH
ness broke up when one of their
members got married, and the
Andrews feel their pact is Job
insurance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
In Army Musical

N you sau Fred Asaire and
Sam BischoH budding. you've
guessed the answer. They were
talking business and Sam has
made date vith Fred, to star in
an army musical at Columbia.
The Tentative title is "He's Ny
Uncle" and the idea as written
by Earle Baiduin is Very funny.
Fred hates music, IS eonscripted.
Joins the army Uhere he is
forced TO become an orchestra
leader.
These are really busy days for
Sam Bisehof uho Uouid rather
watch the ponies run than eat.
but he is so tied doUn that he
cannot get 10 the traek He no,
only has the Astaire picture but
he Is producing TEXAS" and
They Dare Not Love" wifh
Martha Scott and George Brent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

The most unusual casting as.
HRnment going on in Hollywood
is finding an ccior TO play Cor
dell Hull. our seeretcry of state,
in Sergeant ALuin York" Sec
retary Hull hos eiUen his per
mission TO haze himself depicted
on the screen because events IN
his life. uhen he represented the
Tennessee mountain district IN
Congress. Were closely Identified
Nth York's career.
But the mere fact that he has
read the script and eiUen his op-
proUoi, is just the start of War
ner's troubles. Finding an actor.
who can play the role and at the
same time look like CordeH Hull
oVey period Of years Is a man
sized job for Jesse Ldsky and
Hal WaLLiA,- ----------------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Rosemary's AppearanceC Cue
For Untangling Lane Sisters

WITH BEAUTIFUL Rosemary
Lane at the Michigan Theater in
person, comes tho opportunity Of
Strengthening out questions con-
corning the Lane sisters present in
practically every movie fans mind.
There are. incidentally, five Lane
sisters. The two oldest Lane girls
are Leota and Lola They started
the family in the theatrical busi-
ness when they left Indianola, Ia.
years ago 10 go with Gus Edwards
revue. Leota who had virtually a
grand opera voice. soon retired TO
marry. Lola went on 10 featured
roles in musical comedy and then
into motion pictures.
Martha. the third daughter. has
never been on the stage. She mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Invents PadIess
Saxophone Keys

ELKHART. Ind. Jan. 3. 49,
Eugene Sander who has never
blown a note on a saXophone, was
issued patents today on an instru-
ment with padless keys that may
revolutioniZe Saxophone construc-
ton. His invention. perfected
after more than two years of
testing replaces the customary
pads with tone boosters. working
in conjunction with tone booster
rings mounted on the body of the
instrument.
II i claimed 10 represent the
first fundamental Improvement in
a Saxophohe since its invention
rust 100 years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Crooks SOIOist
With Symphony
Slight Cold Is
. Handicap to
Noted Tenor
By CHARLES GENTRY

CONSIDERABLY HAMPERED
by the effects of a cold, Richard
Crooks, noted American concert
and operate tenor. appeared as
soloist with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra for the eighth subscrip-
ton concert last night in Masonic
Auditorium.
This illness not only forced
Crooks to alter his program, but
also was responsible for the disap-
pointing rendition of his first Sc
lections. In the Total Eclipse"
from Handels Samson" which is
an awkward thing to sing, any,
way, he labored to get his voice
under control and the upper notes
sounded forced and thick.
Because of this huskiness he
abandoned his programmed aria.
"FuyeZ Douce Image" from Ma
non" and substituted the simpler
and less taxing La Reve" from
the same opera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
H0IlylcOod Chatter

The Barbara Hutton-Cary Grant
marriage is much closer than any
one knows. Barbara had thought
originally she would be legally
free in February and that is the
tentative date that has been set,
but so many complications have
happened to upset her that she
will not marry until she knows all
is well with the little son she
idolizes.
She gave Cary diamond and
emerald studs and cuff links for
Christmas and neither make any
wecret of the fact that they are in
ybve and want 10 marry as soon
as it is humanity possible. Cary
has asked for a three months vaca-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
New Home for
Helen Broderick

HELEN FREDERICK is NOV
ing into a new Hollywood home
while her son. Brod Crawford, and
his bride. the former Kay Griffith
move into Helen's former San
Fernando Valley home, Miss Brod-
erick's $ wedding present TO the
COuDle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

Swanson, Thomas Meighan, Lila
Lee and Theodore Roberts. The
1871 version will be modernized
and the end completely changed.
'Hatter's Castle" by DR.. A. C.
Cronin. purchased about a year
ago by Paramount. is the other
Rose movie. The very affable
David viii use all his powers of
persuasion 10 try and get Laurence
Oliver and Nivien Leigh TO star in
the Cronin play Olivier and Miss
Leigh are en- route TO their native
land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Voice improves

BY the time he was ready to
present his second group, he Uas
in much better Voiee and his
choice of songs Was perfect. The
poignant RachmaninoH ITO the
Children" Gabrilowitsch's pas
sionate Good Bye" and stir
ring Cossaek song by the French
composer, Fourdrain, Uere by
far the soioist's best offerings.
His single encore Was the rare
English ballad, "HaUc You But
Seen Lily CroW?" Which he
sang effectively with muted
tones.
On the orchestral side of the
ledger, Director Victor koiar
saUe a spirited and skiliful read
ing Of the GiazounoW Fourth
Syu phony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Cast With .W0riene

Bruce Cabot
is a very lucky
young man. He
gets the break
Of his lifetime
IN playing oppo-
site Marie n .
- Dietrich in
lame Of New
Orleans. y o I
only d o 2 & he
r a te Narlene
but he viii have
r Q n . Clar o
direct him and
J o (PASternak
" h o g h o 3 o
Bruce VIII per
sonallS see 10 n
2 hat he oooS a
-oo1 iob
nIVcr a !
Studio has been
waiting for a
i. @ q q IN K man
and now that
Is III e q " a =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Rose to Produce
Films in London
Will M a Ike Two
u Paramount
Pictures
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. g. The
biggest movie news that has hap
pened in England since the war
stopped all American production,
is the Paramount pictures David
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

Rose will pro-
duce in london.
He is S aili n G
January IS.
The first is a
remake of The
A d m ira b | e
c i C h { o ~"
j. NJ. Barrie's
( a m Gus play,
W it'll L g S lie
Howard in the
lead. How long
ago il S c e m S
since Cecil b.
De Mile gave
us this S a m e
S c re c n play
~ III Elnr q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

ried Chicago business man and is
now visiting the family in Califor-
MIA. A few years later along came
Rosemary and a year later Pris-
ella, the youngest of the Lanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03
Durbin Director to
Stay at Universal

WILLIAM A. SETTER has been
signed to produce and direct two
additional pictures for Universal
this season.
Setter at present is directing.
for producer Pasternak. the new
Deanna Durbin vehicle, Mice
Gil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

He was producer-director of
Universals comedy hit. Hired
Wife" and prior to that directed
Its a Date"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-03

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Omega Five
Beats Alpha
Kappas And
Lampadas Win

Although Larry Bleach former
captain of the University Of De
troit basketball team. scored eishf
field goals Alpha Phi Alpha went
down 10 4o-s7 defeat before he
attack OF Omega Psi Phi quintet
Saturday night
The game was one Of The iliee
in The Frat league which We're
PLAYED in HE gymnasium AZ ST.
Antoine YMcA.
While Bleach was hitting The
basket for Alpha. Thad Green was
coming through for Omera Bic
Thad grabbed or fcur field goals
and six foul shots for a total of
IA points
With Ernest Marshall displaying
accuracy from the field a. he -cor-
ed six field goals. Kappa PSI de-
feaied Naciema 5i-35 Marshall
was scoring from every ANGLE Of
the conrf Cannadv was IN hot pur-
suit OF his team-mate Tor scoring
honors. colleciing five field gals
Tampadas dcfca' the SPHINX
five 27-a2 as William Howard
dreppcd in four Shots from the
court
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Judge Guy Miller
Seeks Your Support

Judge Guy A Miller has been a
resident Of Detroit all hut six
months Of his life aud attended
the public schools Of This city. lie
finished the University ~ Nichi-
gan Library aud Law schools and
had heen successful lawycrewith
twenty three wears ~ experience
when he was appointed 20 the Cir
cui, Bcnch by Governor Alex
Groesbeck
He has been judge for seven
teen years Judge Miller hae serv-
cd on the law faculty Of WAYNE
university and has gained the rep
uiarion Of being dilicent fair. con-
sderate and accurate He has aid
cd In bringing about all Of the re-
forms in the work OF the circuit
Court which have heen accomplish
Cd since 1929. judge Miller has
been given The endorsement OF la
hor political and civic groups
throuchou, WAYNE county. and ha
heeu praised by leaders of the Ne
gro race as n proven friend 70
their cause. He rolicits your vote
E, tho urinary ON Fob. u.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Toles Meets
Walker In
Columbus Bout
Contest
To Be Held
Feb. 18

With all of tho fanfare which or
dinarily surrounds heavyweight
championship fight, Roscoe Tolcs
hogan this week to make ready for
his coming bout with Buddy Walk
or. Ohio champion, in Columbus.
Feb Is.
while Tales was busy going
through his calisihenics. punching
tho bag and boxinr with spar
mates. Harry l.. 'Poppa Deel John
son was furnishing the fanfare for
me impending bout
I'm handling Roscoe Toes from
now on" said Poppa Dee with a
flourish, land I'm going 10 ret him
some good matches. We have an
other for Madison square Garden
right after the walker bout
Some ono asked Johnson il he
wasn't comung his chickens be-
fore ihov were hatched AS Tolc-
would first have 10 defeat Walker
before he would be considered for a
bout in Madison square Garden
Roscoe viii take Walker just
like Grant took Richmond. only 81
will not he as long said Johnson.
And from then on wei be rid
ing on TOP 81 the wave
WHY I'D bet money marble or
chalk that Roscoe Will beat this
fellow
incident ~. the bout hctween
Tolcs and walker Will have a pccu-
liar angle Walker is recognized as
The heavyweight champion OF Ohio.
vet Toles can lay claim TO the same
title Roscoe defeated Jack Tram
mel last fall in a bout which tho
Ohio Boxne Commission had sane
toned rs contest Tor the Ohm
heavyweight championship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Install Officers In
YMCA Checker Club

Installation of officers WIS sec
ondarv business as checker PLAY
ers hnddlcd around the numbered
checkerboard last FMlav evening
io watch MAYNARD "lIamtramck'
Pines and Nathaniel Leach cly
heavyweight and tho lighfwcichi
champions respectiycly. use all
their strategy TO solve several
pulling plays sent IN by some
checker enthusiast No,ices a. we'll
as old timers iotted down every
move 10 variations were recon
sfrucied and rcplaycd leaving no
doubt as 20 the outcome
The two champions, admitting
That their task had hcen no easy
one. challenged 10 solve any play
In pool checkers known TO many
a. Spanish drauehls Auyone win
problem can send ii 10 claude II
ooper. YNlcA memberships sccre-
iarv
The ofncers Installed Tor 1871
werc Rufus Vaughn president.
Nathanicl Leach. vice president;
MAYNARD Pines secretary and John
Oats, treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
St. Antoine Y
Beats Columbus
Five, 1888
Blackmon Leads
OHense For The
Winners

- Nn'oine Branch NMcA has
koihsl team scored a thrilling 10
IS viciofs otor the Spring street
Branch YMcA ~ Columbus. Ohio.
Frda, nirh AZ The 81 Antoine
gymnasium
Jumping into tho lead AZ Pc ~.
cunning ~ lho game s. Antoine
mantcd slight l~ad 'hrourhpe.
the came. l.alinr 20 8 ~ the cui
20 tho firs' period and 1915 a.
tho end ~ me first hair From
then On II vae q nep snd-tuck con-
test uniil the final whistle blew %
end the battle
Renester Rlackmnn WAS ihe
sparkplug IN The s. Antoine ".
fensc. connecting for four field
goals and foul shot Adams and
Hi we're clnse behind with fonr
field goals each 1ynes paced me
Columbus aiiark with siN fleil
goals TO win high scoring honois
for tho evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Pontiac Community
Center Five Defeats
Toledo "Y," 81 To 27

PONTIAC. Mch In limiting
hard-fpueni baltic Sanfday. Fob
AZ the new Baglov Gymnasium
The Soulhwe,' TruNers defeated
Tolcdo o. 81 -,
II was game in Which iiic lead
changed several times during me
FIRST half AZ mo close of he tg-t
qaar,l Toledo Was ahead lo.e
hnl al The half the score was li-la
IN ia'or Of tho Trpiiers
4 hard drive du4ns TIE last two
peiiads ueited the Sou'hwesi ifoi
tors - poiuis while ihe} wri. able
20 imli Toledo 10 j points Roai
max played a brilliant game for'he
Ttoliel~ getting T. points Iii.h
point man for Toledo - wa
Boyd with g puints.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Judge Gordon's Fine
Record Merits Votes

A record ~ long and competent
service 10 city aud country Is he
ing urged by friends OF Recorders
Court Judge Arthur +. Gordon as
the reason Tor his denomination
Feb. l. and 70 election April :
judge Gordon Vas born In pe
troii. spent his early adult years
In the newspaper business rs re-
porter and editor on The Detroit
Journal MAS admitted 10 the Bar
in tho Michigan supreme Court in
June. 1910. prac,iced law until Feb
1918. when he was appointed as
the representative OF the War
Trade Board on TN Postal Censor
ship committee IN San Antoine.
Texas ADV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Judge Cotter Points
To Reputation Of
Recorders Court

'Our present Recorders Count
has earned national repntaHrn
as one Of The best IN the coun'f, >.
declared Judge Thomas VI cofici
for - years member ~ the CONS
and candidate for re election on
the uoAp4 'isan ticket, az tho pr
mario> ueNi Monay.
Judge couer was Instrumental
in the establishment as depar
ncni- az me court the ps,ehopa
thlc Clinic Probation depaffmen'.
and me Domestic relaiionS dlve
sion and y T. those departments
that have earned Tor the count q
national reputation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Callender's Record
Is Outstanding

VIII IN outstanding rc,o'a fnr
competence and fairness both as
q circuit u'lse and as ono oi tho
first fNo Judges of Traffic Court
Judee Shetman y 'ali"nder is 2
for reelection a. tie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

for the electricians with $50 IN
492. His team mates Charles Reev-
es. James Bernoudy Karl Radden
and T. /. Brady couldn't get start
cd and The team wound up some
1874 pins in tho roar The inSpec-
ton department consented 20 2 re-
match ANYTIME Radden and his five
want 10 howl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
Boys Club Notes

There will be three games played this evening in the Intermediate "A" League at the Boys Club. At 2 o'clock the Marvels. with Creel. Duren. Flahive. Muccino. Lonbardo. Andolina and John Jennetty, will oppose the Hurricanes of Jack PadaigaS. At 7:45 the Bucks and zephers will try for a win against each other and in the main at- traction at 8:45 the Vikings will try to administer the first defeat to the Vols.
 Tomorrow night in the Senior "B" league the Cadets will meet the Lob bities at o'clock while at 7:45 the Dorms will meet the Varsity of the club in practice tilt for both teams.
 The physical departent at the Boys Club received three beautiful medals this morning from Bob Hoff. man the world famous authority on Strength and Health and the head of York Barbal leo. These gold, sil- yer and bronze medals vii lb, award- ed to the winners of the weight lifting competition at the Boys Club on WaShington's Birthday. The gold medal will be awarded to the highest total, the silver to the best liter according to the Hoffman formula and the bronze to the Litter displaying the best style.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
Basketball Test At
 Torrington Weeks Big Game

Wilby Wildcats bounded back from the loss of two straight games with a. 53-34 win at Ansonia Saturday night, but there big hurdle is just ahead and comes up this week Sat- urday at Torrington, where Jimmy Lees lads meet up with the league leaders, who swamped Naugatuck last Saturday 50 to "A, after win- ming a four point overtime game in the borough earlier in the season.
 Crosby takes on Warren Harding here tomorrow night. Crosby clicking well, should make it two straight over the team that had one big night when it knocked of Torring- ton, winner of six games of seven played. Wi1by and Naugatuck are now tied for second place in the Valley league.
 Wilby and Leavenworth tangle Wednesday night. Crosby coasted to a 35-l7 win over Leavenworth last Saturday, and has its next test with Hartford Public in this city Thursday or Friday night
 Last Saturday, Crosby led heaven- worth IS to 4 at half time and went on to win by a 2-1 ratio, 35 to IT. Kelly and Harmon scored 19 points for the winners. Leavenworth Re- serves gave their packers something to cheer about when they took a sizzling 18 to IT preliminary from the Crosby Reserves. FuSco and Zupnes went well for Tech. Sum- mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
Thomaston Raises S1O5 For Paralysis

Thomaston, Jan. 27.-One hun dred and five dollars was realized for the benefit of the Infantile Paralysis drive here in the round robin basketball series at the high school gym Saturday night. This amount surpasses that of the past year when the receipts totalled $99. There were no expenses attached to the basketball bnefit.
 In tn final of the three games played in the round robin the Thomaston House quintet defeated the Stag club outfit and won the championship title of the series.
 In the opening attraction the Stags defeated the Shamrocks, 1915, after which the ThomaSton House topped Harry Lynch's Old Timers, 16-14. In the finals Thomaston House chalked up g points to the Stags IS. Tanski, scoring 10 points for the ThomaSton House basket eers, and Radke piling up for the Stags, proved the outstanding play CTS.
 Marty Monaghan of Litchfield and Edward Stuart, high school coach, were referees. About $50 were in attendance. Following the games there was dancing in the gym. Mu- sic was furnished through the gen. erosity of John Hancock of the Western Auto store who loaned a radio recording for the occasion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
By PO-Kum)~


 A match long waited -or, will be rolled tonight when the fast climb ing Scouts and the league leading New Dealers match sticks at Sena's Twenty Century Alleys. This match should prove as real test for the New Dealers, because should the Scouts take three while the second place TrailerS also take three from the lowly Senators the New Dealers will drop to second place by a mar gin of one game with the Scouts in third, one game behind them. All in all, a clam will have to take a back seat for tightness.
 One thing the Scouts must do, is to muzzle Pat Sylvestro the one that winds him up every Monday night sure does good job. If he doesn't beat your rolling, he'll talk you out of it.
 Two weeks and Officer Spagnola hasn't showed up yet. Whats wrong, lefty?"
 The Leagues congratulations to Winnie Martinelli on a new arrival.
 "Tootie" Chellemi asked me why the lack in publicity. it's . long
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
DEMPSEY GIVES BURMAN CHANGE
 TO STOP LOUIS
Red Can Score K. 0. After Third Round Says Ex=
 Champ; Joe 8 to 1
BY JACK CUDDY United Press Staff COrrespOndent)

New York, Jan. H.-(UP)- Jack Dempsey says Red Burman will knock out Joe Louis if the fight lasts more than three rounds.
 Dempsey made this prediction last night in the face of reports from Louis training camp that the heavyweight champion is at peak form for Friday nights title de- fense against Burman at Madi- son Square Garden.
 Dempsey said, 1T hope Louis Is at his peak, SO there7l be no alfbis If Burman knocks him out"
 The old ManasSa Mauler e1n- phasized that he is not picking Burman to beat Louis, but, he in- Sists that Burman has an excel- lent chance of wrestling the crown from the Brown Bomber, if Red can navigate the first three sessions.
 Dempsey explained, reports from Louis camp say he is red hot-sharp as one of the steak knives in my restaurant. But Louis will move into the hottest compe- tition of his career when the first bell sounds, because Burnlan will be well warmed-up in his dressing room. He won't go in cold turkey like Schmeling did in his second fight with Louis"
 Dempsey is greatly interested in Burman, although he does not man. age the Baltimore red head-and never has managed him. Dempsey Is interested because Burman is piloted by Maxie Waxman, who is Demp- sey'S business manager.
 Champ 8 to 1
 The betting is 8 to 1 that Louis beats Burman ill Jolting Joe's 18th defense of the heavyweight title, and Dempsey, Waxman and Burman are grabbing up all the bets they can get at those odds. Manager Waxman is even betting at 20 to l that Burman knocks out Louis.
 Dempsey and Waxman were not scared by the experts report from Louis camp last night that Bomb CT Joe was more impressive than at any previous time.
 Manager Waxman said: "It shows that the cahmpion's handlers re- alize they are facing their most dangerous opponent. They're try ing desperately to prevent Burman from beIting him out"
 The Manassa Mauler will witness Friday nights fight from the 7th row, ringsidc. Dempsey insists that he brings bad luck to fighters when he gets in their corners.
 Dempsey will go to Bur1han's camp at Summit, N. J., Wednesday and give the challenger some last minute pointers about coming out hot and staying inside the champ Dempsey says Burlnan is one of the best all around fighters he ever say -"and he can hit a lot harder than most people believe