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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
BY International New. serYle.

There will be a new Stanley Cup
champion in hockey this year.
This. was determined last night
when Detroit Red Wings defeated
New York Rangers, last years
winners. 3-2, in the odd game OF
their set.
The triumph qualified the De-
troiters for ithe semifinals, where
they will oppose Chicago Black
hawks who last night edged out
Montreal Canadiens. also by 30
in the third game of their series
At the same time the mighty
Toronto Maple Leafs. paced by the
great Syl Apps. who returned to
the lineup after an extended
absence due to an injury, storned
to 7-2 triumph over Boston
Bruins in Toronto to take a 2-l
lead in games in their best-out-of
seven series.
With Thursday nights game
also to be played in Toronto, the
Leafs have become favorites to
win and reach the finals.
Apps contribution 10 the Leafs
cause was three goals. Sweeney
Schriner got a pair and Bucko
Mcdonald and Nick Metz one each.
Buckos goal. which bounced in off
a Boston defenseman with Smith
of the Bruins in the penalty box
gave the Leafs a lead they never
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Young Golfers
Upset Vets
International New. service wire

PINEHURST. N. C.. March 20.
Two 17-year-olds, Jeanne Cline
of Bloomington. Ill. and Louise
Suggs of Lithia Springs, Ga. held
the spotlight today as the North
South Women's Golf Tournament
went into the second round.
Both TIL e youngsters proved
their gameness as well as their
skill yesterday in defeating first
round foes in extra hole matches.
Miss Cline upset the veteran Jean
Bauer of Providence, r. l.. on the
twenty-frst green after shooting
II for Is holes and then adding
three straight par fours. Miss
Suggs was carried to the twen-
tieth hole before she downed
Deborah Very of Worcester.
Mass, I up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Well stocked with second and
third place winners. Northwest
.ern Highs indoor track team was
slight favorite to win the West
Side championship of the Metro
politan League when the meet is
resumed tomorrow at Cooley High
gym.
The Colts won only one event
bat scored in three others yester-
day for 1874 points. Bunched be-
hind Northwestern were Central
with 14t5. Mackenzie, 1877, Red.
ford, II; Cooley. 81: Western. Z
and Southwestern /. The poor
showing Of Cooley, defending West
Side champion, was a surprise
while Western. last years city
titleholder, wasn't expected 10
turn up with much.
Northwestern's victory came in
the half mile run. which Charles
Britton captured in 20S.5.
Central became a double winner
when its star Splinter, Graham
Landau. won the 30-yard dash and
Sheldon Kavieff beat the field n
the 30.yard high hurdles. Xavier S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Gopher
ABC Hero

ST. PAUL, March 26.-QNS)-
A surprising new sports hero
was in the public eye today-Gov
Harold f. Stassen of Minnesota,
keynote speaker of the last Re-
publican national convention and
a leading figure in the 1910 presi-
Dental campaign.
Governor Stassen, as a member
of the St. Paul Winter carnival
No. / team-a booster" squad
provided the biggest news at last
nights session of the American
Bowling Congress when he wound
up his three-game series with a
game of 20S, the highest score ever
made by governor in the 41-year
history of the A. B. c. His total
was 46S however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
InterIdke Ya(hfsmen
Hold Spring Meeting

Delegates Of Detroit clubs who
are members of the Interlake
Yachting Association will attend
the Spring meeting of the body
al the Toledo Yacht Club. Satur-
day. The business meeting is
listed for $50 p. m.
The local delegation will be led
by Howard Finch of the Crescent
Sail Yacht Club. who will be COM
modore of the l. T. Y. A. in 1912
Dates for this years regatta at
PutIn-Bay have been set for
August els.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
RECRUITS GET CHANCE

With. Charley Gehringer, Pinky
Higgins and Hank Greenberg taxi
ing the day off. recruits got a
chance 10 show their wares in the
Tiger lineup Meyer was at Sec
ond base. Murray Franklin at
third and Ned Harris and Pat
Mullin in the outfield. All but
Franklin, among the four. got a
hit each. accounting for three of
the five hits totalled b. the Tigers.
The other two were contributed by
Rudy York and Bruce Campbell.
Hal Maglie. a veteran right
handler. hurled three innings and
held the Tigers 10 one hit and no
runs. The hit was Campbells
single.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Brother Battery in Making

II Walker Cooper holds up the Cardinals will have brother
battery in that Walker brother Marion Cooper the pitcher
Morton has already established himself hurer league
calber only remains for Brother Walker prove he
star in his own right and the Cardinals up with
combination as famous the Yves FerreRck
Walker came from Columbus He is entirely una-
mlar with the deliveries of his famous brother
at Houston he caught games while the latter
was compiling 13-game winning streak.
Besides Jimmy Wilson of the Cubs Southworth the only
new manager in-the senior circuit this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Hockey rs ~ PM<<Iing Game
Players Bash Each Ofher-Forget All at End
BY EDGAR HAYES

Hockey always will be a source
of wonder 10 the man from
Mars"
IL For two hours the teams battle
up and down the rec. You'd think
the fate of the world depends on
which man reaches the puck first.
Sometimes they forget themselves
and tap a foe on the noggin with
club. Not hard you understand,
but not exactly gentle.
With less than minute to go
the New York Rangers are fight
ing for dear lie. They face a
serious deficit that must be wiped
up in a few plays or the season
would be over They bump this
Wing and batter that one. 'ff'hr
battle that has been raging all
night reaches a climax
Fury marks every play Then
siren sounds and the game is
over. The mortal enemies turn to
the men closest TO them wearing
opponents uniforms and offer a
hand. Rancor. bitterness and fury
disappear and the man from
Mars" scratches his head.
Jim Norris Is the first of the
Red Wing officials TO reach the
dressing rooms. Then come
four or FIVE players, followed by
a stranger. The stranger be-
longs in the other dressing room.
He Is Frank Boucher. His team
Is beaten and he belongs with
them. But he has a duty TO
perform. He goes from one Wing
TO another with a smile and
"swell game, good luck in the
rest OF the series" He doesn't
miss a player. And he doesn't
do II half-heartedly.
It's tthe American way of
sports.
Herbie Lewis was among the
first 10 reach the dressing room.
The former sensational wingman
for Detroit is now manager of the
indianapolis team. He seeks out
Joe Fisher ard hands lAiHa ring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Edge Given Colts
They Are Slight Favorites to Take Prep Track
Honors on West Side

time of AZ seconds unofficially
equaled the city record.
Today at DENLY High East Side
squads conclude their league COM
petition, Cass Tech temporarily
holding the lead. City-wide semi
finals and finals are scheduled for
next week at Central High.
FINALS
ford Llska, Western. second. cerveny.
Cooley. and Lang. coiey. tied for third
Marshall Northwestern, nfth; Cofby. Cen
rTaf ana cnauIoFTE- ftgrfuT-. r1V1 tor
sixth Height II feet inches.
s40-yard dash--Wou BY Glenn Cato.
Mackenzie; Hsss, Bedford, second sehief-
fer. Mackenzie. and Wstter, Central tied
for third Kovach. Southwestern, fifth.
Arnold. Northwestern, and BurEett. Mac
k6nzie ted for sixth. Time. s55-1
ssg-yafd. run-Won By ChEries Britton,
Northwestern. Meade Northwestern Fred
erieks. Western. third Beckwith. Bedford,
fourth Walton, Redf0ri, mn: Van AIKEN,
Central sixth. rirne. 2;0s5
5n-fard dash Won by Graham Larsrs1
Cersrai KreAan. Mackenzie, second.
JasaS Cooley. third WNrht. Ctptr4.
fourth Eusenurcu-L Nnttl aefaFnt f+tths
Lax. Cooley. sixth Time. % T.
30-ysrd atgh shurdles--Won ~ SSseidtse
Kavieff Central Rssssq. Northwestern
second FavaExa Northwestern. third FRA
ser. Mackenzie fpurths Davis Cooley,
Urn Jackson. western. sizth. Tinne. GA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

first place. He will be opposed by
veteran Jack Violin. who will also
represent Michigan in the National
Collegiates Friday and Saturday.
Dick Fahrbach, Wildcat sprint
free-styler. is one Of the Big Tens
leaders in his event He placed
third in the Conference N-yard
finals and fifth In the lO0A Michi-
gah's Charley Barker and Gus
Sharamet are favored to outclass
him in both races, however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
D. B. F. Entry List
Has Z Clubs
Copyright BY Detroit IIms,. An RIGHT. rs.srvsa.

Twenty-Five clubs are already
enrolled for the 1871 season in the
Detroit Baseball Federation. See
rotary Virgil (. Zetterlind an
nounced today.
The figure is four more than
had flied at this time a year ago
and nine more than two years ago
Zetterlind said. Class B, which
again is expected to be the largest
division, has IL teams in to date
Class A has five, with a sixth
club, Hodges, due to file entry
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Giiebe|| Goes
After Tribe S
Scalp Today
By LEO MACDONELL

FORT MYERS. Fla, March 26.
Floyd Giebell was to pitch for
the Tigers against the Indians
here today. recalling memories of
the Detroit pitchers sensational
victory over Lob Feller in the
stirring American League cham
lpionship game in Cleveland last
Fall
Harold Newhouser was also to
see action on the mound for the
Tigers today.
1t will be the second appearance
this Spring for each of the young
Tiger fingers. Giebell pitched
well against Buffalo in his initial
appearance and Newhouser held
the Washington Senators to one
hit and no runs in three heats.
WHITE, HUTCH BEAT BISONS
With the time for breaking camp
drawing near. Del Baker is tossing
in his kid pitchers with more fire.
-quency in hopes of getting good
line on them. Yesterday he used
Ha. White-and Freddie Hutchin-
son as the Tigers posted a victory
over Buffalo, A to ?, in game in
Lakeland.
White pitched five innings. hold
ing his former Buffalo teammates
TO three singles and no runs, a
performance that pleased Baker.
who has II in mind to keep the
young highlander after the club
leaves Lakeland in April
HUTCHINSON hurled the last four
frames and gave up six hits and
Buff alo's two TALES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Louis-Sinn0n Go
Set for May 9

NEW YORK. March 26.-The
rematch between champion Joe
Louis and Abe Simon has been adj
vanced to May 9 in Madison
Square Garden. promoter Mike
Jacobs announced today Simon
went Is rounds with the champion
in Detroit last Friday
The Lew Jenkins-Bob Mont
gomery fight. scheduled for the
Garden on May 8, has been shifted
to May 16 TO give Jenkins injured
eve more time to heal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
MacPhaiI Also Fears Cards

Incidentally thinks highly of the St Louis club
While the Brooklyn figures the Reds are the team to lick
he comedies the Cardinals fighting chance
If McKechnie pilots the Reds title this will be
fifth championship in the big leagues He managed
winners Louis Pittsburgh and Cincinnati He is seeking
straight Cincinnati and he Of the
manager world championship nine when his boys whipped
the Tigers in 81 McHechn the oldest
National League and He has
managed clubs in the older circuit for 10 years
If the Cards had Cincinnaus pitching well that's like
saying Tigers had Ceveands fedngtherc wouldn't be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Watch Those Leafs!
Led by Apps They Storm Ouer Bruins 70, as HorOks
Eliminate Canadiens by 30 Score

relfnquished. But they had to
come from behind twice before
this.
In the Chicago game, the Hawks
scored a goal a period. George
Allen got the first and Gully
Dahlstrom the last two Joe Benoit
and Ray Gettliffe tailed for the
.Canadiens in the second period to
produce a D deadlock before
Dahlstrom notched the winning
marker at 3:31 Of the final session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

ment with the McKechnie clan.
Were still the best club of the
two" Newsom admits, tossing in the
suggestion that "mebbe we'll get to-
gether again"
Newsom's great ambition is to win
three games in a World Series and he is
quite sure he could do it against the
Reds if given another chance He won
two and almost three last Fall, you'll
remember.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
u. vi. SWiHlaS Purple

ANN ARBOR, March 26.-Uni.
versity of Michigan's varsity swim
squad will tune up for the COM
ing National Collegiate champion
ship at Easr Lansing. when it
meets Northwestern here tonight
II will be Michigahs FINAL dual
meet
Northwestcrn's diving star. Tom
Powell. is the only visiting per-
former given a chance to win a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Name Sheldon Clark
Illinois Boxing Head

CHICAGO. March % QNS)-
Sheldon Clark, millionaire sports
man and vice president of the
Consolidated Oil Company. today
succeeded Joe Triner, president of
the National Boxing Association,
as chairman of the Illinois box
ing commission. :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
VETERAN PILOT SEEKS FIFTH FLAG

FORT MYERS Fla. March 26-Bh McKechnie in the past
cautious Scot right out and tells the baseball
world that the Cincinnati Reds ARE the team to beat
"We're up there" the Cincinnati manager points
out They've got TO catch up with u.s."
To this somewhat vague explanation MKechnie adds the
realistic fact that the Reds have extraordinary pitching To
this the Tigers will be the first agree though Buck
Newsom and the of Del Bakers would like nothing bet
World Series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Minors Pick Florida

DURHAM, n. c, March %
(INS)-Dates for the annual
minor league baseball meeting
were set for December 3. and
5. and the session viii be con-
Quoted at Jacksonville. Fla.
president William G. Bramham
announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Zivic Fiahts MarteIiano

NEW YORK. March 26.-GNS)
-Fritzie Zivic. welterweight
champion. will fight Tony Marie
liano. east side boxer. in a 10
round non-title match, April Is at
the Bronx Coliseum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Lyn Patrick and Art Coulter
finished their season as nom
combatants. Patrick was given
a match penalty, the first one I'm
Detroit all year, for pushing an
official around a little during n
discussion. He was sent to the
showers. Coulter was serving a
10-minute misconduct penalty
for talking too much during the
same discussions
1t was part of the officials
biggest bag of the evening as the
argument started when Jimmy
Orlando and ALI Pike were
given minors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

like the three horses that oaed
O the finish line last
who have toured the Florida camps
is that again the beat anyether club
designs 1871 pennant in the National League
While cooled off the Dodgers most sages
still think MacPhais will the Reds run
for the money without their admirers
Brooklyn is definitely better ball club than last year
said the other day belief which the writer
shares
other Pete Reser and Pee Wee Reese will
Ike Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Is Good

John Grodzicki. one OF a half dozen
Poles on the St. Louis club (the Cards
would make big nit in Hamtramck) is
one of the brightest looking recruit
pitching plums in Florida
Grodzicki is a 24-year-old right
handler who came to camp with the none
record Of three wins and
three losses with Rochester last season.
This unhearalded- rookie appeared in
four games in 10 days and these were
the only games the Cardinals won in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
that dime.

That time.
The Cardinals biggest problem appears be catching
department Bill Southworth the manager depending
recruit catcher Walker Cooper to step in and do the heavy
work Behind Cooper Gus Mancuso Don Padgett
probable Padgett witt wind up outfeld smart
receiver, but he can't hit much and runs worse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Harms Campbell Err0rE-Tyso Boken.
Runs bafted in-Levy PIKE Campbell.
Meyer. YORK Two base hit Outlaw.
f3u1T1iv plays Gruuchsr7 Meyer and York
2. Franklin. Meyer and YORK Lett on
bases Buffalo s. Detroit Base on
hails-Od Trexier g. struck out-By
MaEle : by White J. bF Hutchinson 3
Hits or Mselie ! IN 2 innings Of Trexler
In 3 innings. OF Roscoe IN 2 Innings.
IN White IN 3 innings. Of Hutchin son
in I innings Hit rs pitcher b TreNier
Campbell WHO plfch Tfexer Winning
pitcher White Losing pitcher TreNier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

any douDI ABOUT Inc 1911 IIdS' tFeH aL
this early date. Otherwise the Cardinals
have pretty good hall club. One thing
it has is plenty Of speed, something a
|club like the Tigers could use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PLAY NEES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
PLAY NFFS
SERIES
-Four out Of seyenl
Boston ;. Toronto 0.
Tarnnta 5. Boston Z.
TUESDAYS RESULT
Toronto :. Boston ?.
THJRSDAY'S CANE
Boston AZ Toronto.
SERIES
fTwo out Of threel
DETROIT ?. Rangers toyertinel.
Rangers 3, DETROIT 1.
TUESDAYS RESULT
DETROIT =. Rangers 9.
DETROIT wins series. games "a I.
tTwo out Of threeb
Chicaro ?. Montreal /.
Montreal (. Chicago s two overtlnie.)
TUESDAYS RESULT
Chicago ;, Montreal ?.
Chicago wins series Kames 10 1.
SERIES ID
Two out of threel
TUESDAYS GAME
Chicago at DETROIT.
AMERICAN LEAGl 9
PLAYOFFS
SERIES A
Providence 4. Cleveland /.
Cleveland ?, Providence l tovertinnel.
Cleveland Z. Providence ..
TUESDAYS RESULT
Cleveland g. Providence S.
Cleveland wins series. games ta l..
SERIES ~
Hershey wins SERIES, ? games 10 o.
SERIES 4
Pittsburgh wins series. games tn
SIRtES u
Two cut nf thrcef
Tt ESnAN'S RESULT
FTrryuuTEn T. ffFrErry l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
DSiqhts Three-CIub Race

But, getting back to McKechnie.
Bill thinks the Bps6klyn Dodgers will
give the Reds tbeir greatest trouble, with
theSt. Louis Cardinals also threatening.
In other Words, il looks 70 McKechnie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

A typical athletes superstition
was back of the ring exchange.
While he was with indianapolis.
Joe asked Herbie TO hold the
ring during one game. IL started
a nine-game winning streak so
the minute Herbie showed up
last night he was % made Gus
todIan OF the charmed circlet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Practically all the Ranger
dropped in after they had dressed
They were a little amazed at thu
Wings for their courageous viciory
because the New Workers were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
EBBIE AGAIN HURT

1t was Goodfellow who ignored
the doctors warning and entered
the battle with a severe elbow in
jury. He led the magnificent De-
troit defense which harried every
Ranger sniper. shackled the New
Workers attack until he was helped
off the ice late in the second
period with a new injury-this
time TO his right leg.
They'd have been proud of the
way Bruneteau and Howe raced
around the ice, steadied the
younger Wings and then callabor-
sted on the Wings last goal, the
one which sewed up the game.
The Red Wing oldtimers would
have been proud. too, of the Wing
youngsters like Jennings, who fired
Jack Stewards rebound past goalie
Davie Kerr from 90 feet out to
give Detroit first blood halfway
through the first period. They'd
have ch cred for defenseman
Stewart. who gave Detroit a 2-1
lead at the end of the first period
by looping a 45-footer. from left
wing for his third goal of the CAM
paign. Kilby Mcdonald had tied
the score by bouncing the puck off
Mowers into the Detroit cage from
a faceoff but Stewards goal put
Detroit ahead for keeps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
HAWKS HERE THURSDAY

Tomorrow night the Wings start
their second charge. They'll roar
down Olympia ice against the
Chicago Blackhawks in the opener
of their best-of-three series. The
Detroiters may have to fight with
out the services of the injured
Edible Goodfellow, but they'll be
in the finals if they can win this
series against the Chicago club
they've beaten in six of eight
starts this season.
If the Detroiters smash their
way through the Blackhawk de-
lenses they'll be playing in the
last big cup round for the first
time since Herbie Lewis, Marty
Barry. Edible Goodfellow and the
rest of that great team brought
Detroit the cup in 1887. And De-
troit figures to wini
Those Stanley Cup heroes who
have left the Detroit roster would
have been proud of the Red Wing
newcomers who last night matched
Ranger skill with aggressiyeness
to help drive the world champions
out of the. Cup fight. But they
would have been proud, too. Of
Edible Goodfellow, sgd Howe and
Mud Bruneteau. the last survivors
of the great Stanley Cup winning
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
DETROIT TIMES, MARCH 26, 1s4l Il PAGE II
'l;>:a<1tt
! by fxonhodo.su
SPORTS EDITOR
Were Team TO Beat He Rates Dodgers as
SPORTS EDITOR

Were Team TO Beat. He Rates Dodgers a:
Says Boss McKechnie Main Foe, With Gard:
Of His Cincy Reds Also Threat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
KERR AT THEIR MERCY

When sgd Howe hooked OFT
Keller's muffed pass near the New
York net in the third period to
catch the shorthanded Rangers
flat-footed he made certain of the
Detroit triumph. Bruneteau bobbed
up beside him and the two played
cat-and-mouse with Goalie Kerr
until Bruneteau seized the chance
to flick the puck into the open
right side. That was the only goal
on which either side was handi-
capped. Hot-headed Phil Watson
CONTINUED on Page 18)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

well. it worked again. thanks, {
said Joe as he slipped the ring or {
hi GHaar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Defense
Puts Out
Rangers
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Good-by. New York! Hello.
Chicagol Climb aboard the STAN
ley Cup Special, Detroit. with your
highballing Red Wings. They're
going places in this fight for the
world hockey championship!
Jack Adams band OF game
sters are in the seminal round
of the cup playoffs today be-
cause they outfought and upset
the world champion New York
Rangers, 3D. before a crowd of
S,942 last night at Olympia.
Ii was the third and deciding
game of the first round series and
the Wings, whacked out the favored
cup defenders on goals by Rookie
Bill Jennings and Defenseman
Jack Stewart in the first period
and a shot by the veteran Modere
Bruneteau in the third. The Wings
greatest defensive work of the
year held the Rangers to a goal
by Kilhy Mcdonald in the first
period and last-minute shot by
Neil ColVille.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
ADAMS

convinced they had the better bal
club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
BtFFAIo

Totals - p II Totals % 3 p II
'Bstted for White in hfth
Buffalo 600 600 I10--2
DETROIT 600 500 dix
Runs outlaw. MARYLAND Mulnn 2
Harr.. a NM. 1.ar.r pnker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

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