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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Joe Has Golf Meets TO Attend TO

With all the talk Of fights for Louis before the cham
pon goes the army fighter himself says he going
to take vacation August He says he has couple Of
golf tournaments attend to-
The champion has big ambonto retire indicated
which quite natural But he and his would like pick
up all the loose change they before Uncle calls
again natural To date Louis in SO fights eight years has
totaled SS3307996 He would like push that figure
the 100000 mark. Which and again quite
natural Besides Simon and Nova he has sight
with Buddy Baer. The three bouts should draw big
Here facts concerning the Louis mill.
set for June is the Polo Grounds the heavyweight
championship at that ball park Dempsey Frpo
Is, 1923 The heavyweight title has yet change at
New York ball park Conn may precedent lnasmuch
the last five champions Camera Baer Braddock
and Louiswon their titles in the month Of June by
sign Schmeng Sharkey Camera and Braddoc respectively
lost their in the festive month
Louis % when he the youngest heavy
TO with world honors Pastor
in II rounds, Mccoy six Gus two against
the Conn stopped Pastor b. Dorazio eight
decisioned Mccoy 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Jimmy Johnston Picks Bob Pastor

Incidentally Bob Pastor Buddy Scott engage each other
in heavyweight bout here tonight. Johnston, is reported
picks knock rounds. Jimmy prob
ably picked Scott to fight Pastor. Scott local product IS
being handled by Harry Haskn of Detroiters
he doing better than fair the fight racket around
these parts.
The voluable Johnston is still talking about another match
between Pastor Another Pastor wouldn't
draw anything like the attracted Detroit but It would
still be soft touch for Johnonkeep the Scotch Camel in
buttermik, least for time
Certainly Pastor deserves another chance against Louis
Johnston declares part of the PasorScott buldup for
tonight. doubt.
While doesn't possible that the 75-pound light
hitting Billy Conn could whip the than 200pound wicked
punching Joe Louis II amazing what the New York fight
coming this week has done the fight publcor what
Jack Mey and Jacobs other aides have done folks At
any looks like 100000 crowd the Polo Grounds
Folks steamed up all right
That there should be than little sentimental
port keable coorfu though his
exploits have shown him be killer is amazing
But the betting prices The latest report is that the price
Louis has been shaved down TO p and commissioners
that it 10 10 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Tom King Quits
As State Coach

EAST LANSING. June 16 49,
Already riddled by the departure
OF several other assistants. the
Michigan State football coaching
staff TO-DAY lost the services Of
Tom King. Spartan end coach
since 1888.
King VIII drop his coaching ca
reer 10 become supervisor Of the
police administration department
at Michigan State The popular
gray-haired coach will assume the
appointment next September when
the resignation Of Donald Bremen
IS effective.
An assistant 10 head coach
Charley Bachman for nine years,
King was credited with the de-
vciopment Of such star ends as
Ed KIewickL Lou ZarZa Ole Mel
son. Dave Diehl and Mike Kinek
Before coming here he coached
al Louisville and Cincinnati high
schools and was head football
coach at the University of Louis
vile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
PRAISED BY sTANDISH

James y. StandiSh Jr. presi-
dent Of the district. in presenting
Dietz with the X. T Keller cham
pionship trophy yesterday. re-
lerred 10 Mike as a conner.
Standish didn't say so in as
many words, but there can be no
harm in guessing that what he
meant was that this former cad
die may some day surpaSs the
records of Leo Diegel, the late
Word Hunter, Charley Hilgendorf
or maybe Jimmy Standish-some
of the east Siders who made names
for themselves in golf.
1t was apparent that Standish
got quite a kick out of rcwarding
Mike for this victory Only one
thing could have pleased him more
and that would have been had he
been able TO present the J. d
StandiSh Jr. trophy 10 this same
young man last Summer in the
National Puhhnx tournament al
Rackham. The StandiSh trophy
annually goes 10 the PublinX
champion and IL Will be recalled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Cubs Purchase
Babe Ddh|gren

CHICAGO, June 16,-B b e
Dahlgren. former fancy-fielding
New York Yankee first baseman,
who was traded TO the Boston
Braves earlier this year in a sur
prise deal, came 10 the Chicago
Cubs today in a straight cash
transaction.
Purchase OF Dahlgren from the
Braves for an undisclosed sum
was announced by Bruin General
Manager James T. Gallagher ius'
before the major league trading
deadline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
SandlOt Stories,
Pictures on Page 10

posted by Ben Pearlman, who
toured the links in 1888. just eight
over even los. Scores in excess
of the zoos far outnumbered
those under the charmed figure.
Art Ludwig had an 50 in the
morning and followed with an 81
in the afternoon for 166. He beat
out Howard Adams of the News
by single stroke in the afternoon.
Dick Miller and Louis Wilson
tied for Class A honorS with 81.
Jack Bicking. who sometimes
helps make up the sport pages of
The Times. turned in a Snappy
III Bicking is a deadly clipper
with a four-wood. one Of the few
artists OF this shot in the world.
Several of the printers from De-
troit will compete IN the national
tournament at St. Louis next
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
HOle-in-abne Artist
Wins Printers Meet

II was a successful weekend for
Joe Sommers. Detroit Times fnan-
Icial reporter. Saturday afternoon
he scored his first hole-in-one on
the difficult second at North Hills.
Yesterday for the second year in
row he won the Michigan Print
ers' tournament He had a 1917
for 80 10 win by seven strokes
over his nearest rival. Art Ludwig
OF the Detroit News.
No less than 200 players took
part in the tournament at Gowanic
Country Club.
Writers. photographers, press
men. drivers and executives were
| the guests of the composing room
employees at their big day. The
golf was good. bad and Indifferent
but all had a good time and shared
in the $500 worth of prizes.
Ugh score ~ The day was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Title in Bag
For Jockey King
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

With three weeks TO go in the
Spring and Summer meeting at
the Detroit Race Track. Jockey
George King apparently has the
riding championship tucked into
the well-known bag
The Thebes cid youngster
starts his fourth week at the
Fair Grounds today with a lead
OF almost 100 points on Jack
Flinchum. the only householder
here who has a possible chance of
overtaking him
King came busting home with
y winners last week against nine
for Flinchum and six for Pat Mil
ligan although Flnchum was ex-
pocted TO cut down some of the
margin King had piled up while
Jack was grounded three days by
the stewards.
In the first % days of the 40
day meeting King has ridden 40
winners, Is seconds and 80 thirds
for a point standing Of 265 on a
5-2-l basis. Flinchum has 169
points through "A winners, 10
seconds and IL thirds. Milligan.
who has ID winners, II seconds
and % thirds TO his credit. is third
with 1872. Euclid LIE Blanc and
George Wallace. with II and Is
winners respectively are fourth
and fifth.
Auhe Carr has five-point edge
on Sammy Parise IN the competi-
ton for apprentice riders with
seven winners. nine seconds and
five show horses against six win
ners. eight place and seven show
horses. Their point standing IS So
to So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
DietZ Gives East
Side Another Title
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

Detroit's east side. whence has
come a long line of star golfers,
today has a new champion-M Mike
DietZ.
This slender. 24-year-old OK
caddie with the business like
swing. captured The District Golf
Associations title with SD VIC
tory over big Ed Flowers of
Meadowhrook yesterday at Bir-
Mike won his way into the final
by defeating Freddy Hammer of
Oakland Hills one JPN The
morning as Flowers conquered Art
Thorner Of Franklin Hills, 6-5, in
the other Semifinal match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

quarters the Pacific Coast heavyweight is
rated over Conn despite the tremendous
build-up for the Pittsburgh boy for the
Louis Conn joust in New York Wednes-
day.. it is likely they the Detroit fans
will have TO settle for Simon if they
want TO see Joe defend his title
again. The Louis-Nova fight, if there
is one, is almost certain 10 go to New
York.
Uncle Michael Jacobs was tickled
over the $4,000 or more shekels the
Louis Simon show drew in Detroit he
should be- and thinks a return card in
prosperous Detroit would drag another
big crowd through the turnstiles. II
probably would. The customers liked
the last contest between the pair. The
writer was in Florida az the time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Feature Cupboard
Race 10 thompson

Charles Thompson. Detroit out
board racer, today held lead in
points in the standings following
his victory in the Class A race at
Lake Orion yesterday in the OUT
board races sponsored by the De-
troit Cupboard Association.
Glass A race-Won by Chuck Thompson,
Detroit: CHARLES White. Jackson, second;
Ted Thomas, Toledo. third. Class race
Won by Frank Sheehy. Detroit. Marels
Vial. Detroit, and Bud Zeder. Detroit, tied
for second Class c race-Won by Thomp-
son. Roy Grenier. Detroit, second Zeder.
third. Service runabout race-Won by John
Schaller. Detroit: Glare Greenhull. Detroit,
second. Jack Frost, Detroit. third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Dies in Stable Fire

lNGLEWOOD Cal juno 10
1NS D. Arthur Burns, Il, a race
track groom was burned 10 death
with hrs pct dog when he was
trapped by fire in stable -Four
race horses were led 10 safety by
DaSSpTShN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

Arena Gardens offers triple
feature wrestling bill tonight with
1.-TWO title matches and a girls
bout included In the three-way
offering 10 be staged outdoors in
the Arena Bowl. weather permit
ting, otherwise inside the Gardens.
In the junior heavyweight bout
for the NJ. w a. belt. "Goritfa"
Macias' and Karo Krauser clash.
They met once before and each
has fall TO his credit Tonights
bout is to a finish Orville Brown.
NJ w. A. heavyweight belt holdeI
meets Benny RoSen. who halls
from the Texas oil fields.
The girls 10 wreStle are ZoSzka
Burska and Grace Costello. Their
bout is one fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Big Day for Lochmoor

The Lochmoor golfers won
three of four titles decided IN
the final matches. Besides Dietz
victory in the championship
flight. Jack Emery won first
flight and Harvey Olson the
second fight honorS. The third
fight was won by Ray Palmer
Of Glen Oaks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

Dietz first contact with golf
was l3 years ago. when as a skinny
youngSter Of II he began caddying
at Lochmoor. Several weeks age
he became a member of this same
club and now sits around in the
grill with some OF the same mer
whose clubs he used 10 lug around
the course. proving, If nothing
else. that golf is a most demo
cratic game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Helen Jacobs Wins

MERTON. Pa, June is. Helen
Jacobs. former American and
Wimbledon champion retained the
Pennsylvania and Eastern States
women'S lawn tennis title by de-
featng Hope Knowles, of Phladel-
phia 6-1 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
JOE.BILLY BOUT STEAMS UP FANS

WASHINGTON, June 16The fight gossip in the East has
Louis and ABE Simon will return match in
month"; yarn which there may be than
little truth Another LousSimon bout somewhere in
this almost sure pop while Detroit fans would
the champion against Lou Nova believed generally
to be the outstanding contender next TO Billy Conn Gin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Run Scoring
NATIONAI IFAGIT
Probable Pitchers

AMERHAN LEAGUE
Cleveland AZ New York tMilnar W
Russo
Detroit a. Washington CNeVsom vs.
Chaser
(Only games schedules.
NATIONAL LGAGIF
New York al Cincinnati tLohrman -
Nandermeerb.
Philadelphia At Chicago Pearson vs..
M0otyl.
Boston At Pittsburgh johnson vs. Bow
mani.
tOther clubs not scheduled.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

and missed il but all accounts like those cgaresi
satisfied.
With his domain growing, Jacobs is in position
where ne might choosy about where he
his shows. Mike may put LousSimon show boom
Washington which turned prettly for the Louis Bae
funnes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
STARS IN FIELD

Moreover. Mullin starred in CEN
Ter field. where he did three-and-
a-half and SIX-and-a-h turns in
startling approximations of Buster
Crabbc and Johnny WeiSsmuller
with here and there a Car Wood
angle
Paul Trout, the reformed par
Tor trickStcr. and Bruce Camp
bell shared honorS with Mulhn in
the altcrpiccc Trout pitched
nicely. Both 81 the Washington
tallieS of him were unearned.
With long. poke over the right
field wall with Rudy York on base.
Campbell got the Tigers half OF
their runs and himself his ninth
circuit smash Of the year. SO. if
YOU want 30 bubble. Campbell'S
two runs won the game. If you
care 10 start from the tail end Of
the swimming nocturnal affair
But TroutS big grievance had
nothing 20 do with balls and
strikes He was called out on a
wild pitch and you should have
seen Paul HIS eyes popped like
Franchot Tones IN She Knew All
the Answers
Dutch Leonard hurled five Of
the SIX innings for the Senators
and was generous with hits Yer
non Kennedy the eX-Tiger, fin
iShed
With three crrorS in one
inning, Plnky Higgins claimed
doubtful honors The feat was a
near record four errors in one
frame having been achieved many
years ago
Three Washington TALES fol-
fIon,in,,d o,, De-, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

that Mike came close 10 winning
il. He went 10 the final before
losing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Boston S - O-Posdei and Berries
tfirst game.
Pittsburgh 5 l-twtlkie, Heintzsl-
man t5I. Dietz
90. Klingsr and
Lopez.
BROOKLYN sl2 1-Highe and Franks
(first gamel
81, Louis l-twarneke. KRIS,
80 and Msncuso.
ST. Louis = O-whhe and Mancuso
Brooklyn O-tca asS90o NJ t'P Brown
ca Wicker ts)
and Owen.
Cincinnati 50 IL Riddle and Lou-
baTdi 81 irSt
gamel.
Nsu York Z o. schumacher. Bow
man (6i, Brown
80 and banning.
Cincinnati SO o-wsrsrs and West
tsecond gameJ.
New York a i-csrpenter. tBow-
man 90 Melton
(sJ and Hartnett.
Chicago - f-Passeau and schef.
fing tfirst game .
60 Melton 90
and Livingston
Philadelphia sl 2-Podgainy and war
rem tsec q
game
Chicago p 0-tRoot French tsi,
Erickson 90 and
Mccullough.
Boston At Ptuburgh, second game post
poned. rain.
Losing pitcher.
ToDAY's GAMES
Philadelphia ~ chicago.
New York ~ Cincinnati
Boston 81 Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
ANOTHER NJ. G. A. PRoDUC'

NNUI HEX VI. U. a. ThUDUOI
Dietz. who had 10 match Bir-
minghams par 10 edge out KAN
mer but who had things pretty
much his own way when Flowers
short game went all TO pieces fol-
lowing missed putt on the ninth,
is the second product OF the NJ.
G. A., Detroit's splendid public
course organization. 10 win a
major Title in Michigan. The
other is Ziggy Zawadzki-, who last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Triple Mat Feature
AT Arena ToniQht
. ToNIGHT's Bour.

TONIGHT's BOtpS
Gorilla" Macias VS.. KarOI Krauser,
IN 3 fails
Orvlle Rrovn vs. Benny R0sen
ZosEka Rurska vs. Grace Costello.
h. q. Ramos vs.. Manolo Conner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Pressed by Yanks
as Race in A. L.
Grows Tense

NEW YORK. june l6.-A great
change has come over major league
baseball in the brief span OF
couple OF years since the days
when the New York Yankees were
winning pennantS by so wide a
margin that the second place club
was practically out of sight
During those times, the Ameri-
can League race was always a
loose affair with the one club
dominating all the rest. while in
the National it was a knock down
and drag-out right down 10 the
wire with any club capable OF
coming through with a stretch
drive.
But the current races show the
American League as tense
struggle in which the first place
Cleveland Indians are only eight
and a half games ahead Of the
sixth-place Philadelphia Athletics
in contrast 10 the National where
there is a Jump of nine games be-
tween the third-place Cincinnati
Reds and first-place St. Louis
Cardinals.
The Yankees are only two games
off the pace in the American by
virtue of their 3 10 2 victory over
the leading Indians yesterday, and
the Boston Red Sox are just three
and a half games from the top
after twice tripping the Chicago
White Sox. 8 TO 6 and 6 TO a.
The amazing Athletics won a
single game from the st. Louis
Browns, 10 10 4. TO keep surpris-
.ngly close in a campaign that
supposedly was TO see them strug-
Cling hard to remain out of the
cellar long before now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Tigers, Mats Split
In Aqudldde
Setting
BY LEO. MACDONEIL

WASHINGTON. June 16-Pat
Mullin today had added TO the
luster which has made the tall
Irish lad from Grindstone, Penn,
the outstanding recruit of the year
in the American League.
II was a hit by Mullin that
scored the runs that gave the
Tigers victory over the Senators
4-2. at Griffith Stadium here yes
terday IN the second section of a
double-header called al the end OF
six innings on account of darkness
The triumph saved the Tigers
from a day Of deep disaster, in
that the Senators had captured
the first game, rs.
Both games were played under
fantastic conditions the first in a
picturesque setting Of SwampS and
lakes with here and there a bayou
or two festooncd with little is
lands and the other in the National
capitals first blackout demon
stration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
81, HOURS OF BALL

To season the days spectacle
the umpircs added what the Tigers
suspected was garlic a little on
the super strong side. The contest
was spread out over five and one
half hours with an intermission OF
one hour and as minutes I'm the
first contest 20 give a cloudbursr
and the stage hands time 10 SET
the stage for the aquacade.
The umpiring got on Del Baker
nerves 10 the extent that at one
time the usually mild manager OF
the Detroit team threatened tC
tear Joe Rue into small bits. Only
the intercesSion OF the veteran Bill
Summers saved Bills colleague
from being chop Suey.
A crowd Of 1900 customers had
great fun.
But, 10 get back 10 sweeter
things young Mr. Mullin, for in
stance When nc bagged a hit in
each Of yesterdays games. Mullin
stretched his string 10 p games
out Of % IN which ne has hit
safely IL Of them consecutive. He
totaled u SafetIeS in his last 46
official times az bat. which. II you
are asking an old aquacade re-
porter, Is pretty good whacking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
DODGERS ALL EVEN

Over in the National. the Dodg-
ers got an even break with the
st. Louis Cardinals, the former
winning, 8 TO L. and losing, 3 TO 0.
to hold the Cards edge TO two
games, while the Cincinnati Reds
took a firm hold on third place by
defeating the slipping New York
Giants twice, TO and to 3.
That left the Reds seven games
behind the Dodgers and nine be-
hind the Cards and placed the
Giants IL games off the pace.
Chicago beat the Philadelphia
Phillies to o. then lost. 8 to a,
while Boston took single game
from Pittsburgh. 5 10 /.
Highlight of the day from an in
dividual standpoint was the pitch
ing of young Ernie White, the
Cardinals southpaw. who beat the
Dodgers in that nightcap by 3 TO
20. He turned in a three-hit game
10 enable the Cards TO stay up
there with two-game edge.
DI MAG GETS 18TH
In the Yanks' victory over the
Indians. Joe DiMaggio was the
outstanding star. His thirteenth
home run provided the Yanks with
their edge and stretched his hit
ting streak to % straight games.
Also. a home run was the big
blow of the Athletics victory, the
four-master being contributed by
Bob Johnson and. like DiMaggio,
he thus was connecting for the
circuit for the thirteenth time.
Up al Boston, Lefty Grove at
tempted TO tangle Whitfield Lyons
of the White Sox, but was hit by
ia line drive on his pitching arm
and thus was forced to retire,
whereupon the Red Sox went on
and won the game behind Mike
Ryba, the one-man team, then
took the nightcap to stay so we'll
up in the American League race
that they may yet win that PEN
nant for owner Tom Yawkey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

Continued on Page I4)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

ToDAY's GAMES
DETROIT At Washington.
Cleveland AZ New York.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

that it may go to ! to ?.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Seattle Wins
Two Contests

Seattle twice spanked san
Francisco. al and 81 before
=. 600 Golden Gate fans. largest
crowd since 1889. Larry Jansen.
who started for the Seals IN the
opener. held the RsinIers scorsless
until the seventh when ne yielded
u = pinch hitter. and the Seattle
club then landed or Wyn Bsllou
and Duke Msrlowe Jo-Jo Whites
triple. a walk n Bill schustsr.
and two sacrifices turned the
trick.
Bob Jensen duplicated the feat
Of Larry Jensen in the second
game. holding Seattle scoreless
until he was lifted for Larry Quay
in the seventh after permitting
Dick Gyselman TO single and Al
Nien1iec 10 walk
Quay walked Charlie Fsllon and
Marlowe again came 10 the rescue.
Bill Lawrence pinch-hitting for
Spencer Harris. singled over
second and drove in two runs.
(FlrSt GamsD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Padres Score
Double Win

San Diego came through with
double win over Oakland. T-3
and 2-1 behind timely hitting and
effective pitching Bill salkeld's
two-run homer evened the score
in the fourth inning Of the first
game. and Jack salvcson put the
Oaks back In the running by
homing In the fiftn.
The Padres landed on salveson
for four runs on four hits and a
walk In sixth and coasted in.
Yank Terry turned in a four hit
pitching performance for the
Padres in the second game while
the Padres were landing on Stan
Corbett and Ben Cantwell for
three runs IN the sixth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Sacs Win Two
From Stars

Pepper Martins Sacramento
Senators today led the Pacific
Coast league with three consecu-
tive victories over Hollywood as
the teams moved on for their first
full week engagements.
The Solons nipped the stars
4-3 in the first game Sunday in
II innings when Joe erik singled
Jack Sturdy home from third. Al
HollinEsworth. who relieve
George Turbeville at the first Of
the 10th. was credited with the
victory over Lou lost.
Grilk scored Sturdy with a first
inning single To give Sacramento
q 10 win in the seventh inning
nightcsp. Bill Schmidt pitched
two-hit ball for the winners while
the solons were getting five off
Frank Dasso and Wayne Osborne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Grid Mentor
Has Hard Luck

THE DALI1ES. Ore. - Jim
Carr. Heed River high school
football coach. 10 an unlueky
fi<h-rman-in more WAYS than
one.
Angling for catfish N Nc
Ciure lake. near Me<ier. Carr
didn't even get = nibhle. Dow
Simpson. state police officer
charged with game Isx en-
foreement. then esnne along
and eyinced interest In the
proceedings.
Results "A fine Of 81 i'm
posed On Carr here today By
Justice Of the Peace Allen.
The Hood River coach had
neglected "a obtain a fishing
license.