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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

10 raise the difference, between
$3.50 and $500, if this money were
applied toward Tartar baseball
team. The board voted unani-
mously in favor of the proposal.
If the student campaign 10 raise
funds meets with success, Phelps
said that Joe Truskowski. assist
ant football and basketball coach
at Wayne. would take over the
squad. The former Wolverine ath-
lete coached the Iowa State nil.
for several years before coming 10
Wayne.
Truskowski has been Instructed
by the athletic board to begin
cardIng a provisional schedule i'm
mediately He indicated that he
would attempt 10 card Michigan
Normal and Michigan State and
other state and local teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Spill Beats BOZich
Detroit Skater Falls on Next Last Lap in Neuu York
Race; Leighton of Minneapolis Wins

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Racing
luck took its toll from Vince
Bozich of Detroit last night in his
quest for honors in the big Daily
News Silver Skates inter-city two
nile championship.
In race marked by close COM
petition, Bozich fell on the next to
last lap. as Charles Leighton of
Minneapolis sped home the winner
Second place was taken by Bud
Handlan of ST. Louis, with third
going to Joe Fullin of Providence.
The time was 7::37.
Bozich was a contender most of
the way. He was third with less
than halfway to 60. and 10 laps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Pros Score in Signing Layden

Professional football took giant stride in the night when
Elmer Layden signed as the car of the game
Layden should live up all the title suggests. He has
influential friends He knows football He is above reproach He
knows how and greet people Frankly could have
knocked Colonel MuphsM off the stool when heard he had
resigned from Nore Dame and accepted the job
With Layden the standardbearer professional football
should and should regain whatever lost confidence that
ebbed away this would have nothing do with
any sport that isn't the right way
With a Of mufs and sombrero, gentlemen of
football salute you! Mr. Layden think the
lead them to the Promised Land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
zerbd, Lappin
In SemifindIs

Al Zerbo and DR.. Milton Lap
pin, defending champions. moved
into the semifinals of the city
A. A. u. doubles handball tourna-
ment at the downtown Y. NJ. c. A.
by defeating Harry Faulters and
Irving Stein last night 21-1i and
Pills.
Stan Zaleski and AL Kreekin de-
feated Bob Suder and Leon
Dauball Pills, 1921 and 21-19
Other results:
Jack Hagenah and Leo Dresser
defeated George Schrieber and
Myer Kritt. 21-10, PILL.
Nate Miller and Charles Acker-
man won from Marvin Stein and
George Golstein by default.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

from home had gone to the fore
to hold the lead temporarily.
However. in the final rush for
home he lost his balance and went
down and out of the race.
Johnny Roukema, who had
taken this event in 1889 and 1910
and had been one of the heavy
favorites to repeat. also lost his
balance on the same lap with
BoZICh and fell TO pass out of the
test. In falling. incidentally. Rou-
kema caused Roy Erickson of
New York. Silver Skates winner
of 1910, TO slow up and finish
fourth. 1t was that kind of an
event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Booster for Amateur Boxinq

One of the things that Dad likes best about the modern
fs boxing He credits Smon-pure
cout classics such the Diamond Belt and Golden Gloves with
increase the popularity OF the sport and the number
of taking part Dad himself of the group Of
fight experts who have generously devoted their time and talents
TO developing scrappers He has trained number Of
able batters l. of D. and them distinction in
NC amateur
II read in the papers that Jim Barry dying OF ubercu
lOsi he told sadly There aren't fighters today who
any better than that Chicago Irishman at 105110
pounds They don't any better than Barry and Jim
Wilde"
After taking leave of the old bumped into
his fight proteges in the field house The lad told
US with a Of bahed wonderment in his eyes
Dad certainly show a guy how to his mtts And
he's wicked left ab of the best I've seem
They say Dad is II old. But who's going to
believe that kid in the field house those lying calendars?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Fight Results

At New Nork-MaNie Berger. 1885,.
New York, decisioned Bob Mcintyre.
1891, DETROIT 81; Monty Pignatore.
1882, New York. drew with Frank
MARTINI IS2ai. Pasadena, Cal. Indian
ca; Lulu Constantine. I23Ix. New York,
defeated Tony Brents, ig5ls. Louisville,
Ny. Nl.
At Baltimore--Jim thompson, 239.
Pittsburgh Negro. decisiOned Abe simon.
1854, New York I0l.
At Providence. X. Larry Bolvin,
Providence, knocked out Ioey Archibald.
Pawtueket, Y. L.. former featherveight
champion 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

There's of proving who the best fighter Of all
time in division Dad There good baers in
the past good have today The only difference
is that today We have of them"
And how does Joe Louis rate in Dads book?
Joe is unquestionaby Of the greatest fighters of all
time and real credit TO the game the Titan sage observes
But there's of telling how he would fare against
'o the best of the past In opinion could
take Louis John L. Sull Jack Dempsey Jim Jeres Jim
Cobet Bob Fzsmmons Gene Tunney several Others put
them against each other and take pick There wouldn't be
much to choose among them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Wayne Plans
To Include
Baseball

Baseball may be on the sports
calendar at Wayne University this
Spring. DR.. Everett Phelps. chair
man of the Tartar athletic board
of control. announced today fol-
lowing an offer by students to foot
part of the cost of financing the
sport.
Student and faculty sentiment
for baseball has been high at
Wayne for the last few years, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Does Ii Again
Elizabeth Hicks Captures
Palm Beach Medal
International News service Wire

International News service Wire
PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb. A.
Elizabeth Hicks of Pasadena. Cal,
yesterday captured medal honors
in the annual Palm Beach women s
championships with card of
39-37-76.
Others who m AIDE the first flight
included Dorothy Gardner Of
Steubenville, O.: Grace Amory,
Palm Beach socialitc. and Diana
Fishwick Critchley, former British
champion.
The former British champion
had an S4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

a depleted ath-
letic b u d & e I
kept the game
from being add
ed to the Tartar
program.
With money
[ o TT h C oming
from the bas-
ketball budget
this year be-
cause of cur
tailment of the
cage schedule,
George II o U k.
president of the
i n terfraternity
council, told the
athletic board
that his group
would attemDi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

II will be almost impossible for
BabcockS to catch the HolzbaughS
The question of who takes sec
ond place in the three-club league
was important because the COVER
nors were settling playoff dates
for Holzbaugh and Toledo. who
must fight il out 10 meet Windsor
in the final. The first game Will
be played Monday, February "a,
at Olympia: the second Friday,
February 2S in Toledo. and The
third is TO be decided by the final
position of the Holzbaugh and To-
ledo teams
1t was fortunate for the peace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Chd||edon Loses
His Trainer
International New. serrIe. Wire

SANTA ANITA. Cal. Feb. A.
Challedon. 1871 Santa Anita
Handicap lightweight, was without
trainer today.
G. Don Cameron. who last
September succeeded ex-iockey
Lou Schaefer. as trainer of the
William L. Brann stable. rendered
his resignation last night to Brann,
who accepted it but did not name
a successor.
II resigned as trainer flor
Brann) because my long expert
ence in the training of thorough
breds is that in order to train
horses properly and assume re-
spOnsibility for their condition, il
is necessary for the trainer to
be in complete charge without
undue interference" Cameron
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
ANDERSON is ANOTHER

Eddie Anderson. now at Iowa,
has been extremely successful and
may be candidate
The resignation of Layden came
as surprise to Notre Dame fol-
lowers. His name had not been
mentioned as a candidate for the
new post voted recently by the
pro league. His team lost two out
of 10 games last year but outside
of Chicago the alumni appeared
well pleased with his work. He
came TO Notre Dame in 1884, re-
placing Hunk Anderson. He came
from Duquesne University, where
he coached for several years.
As commissioner Layden will be
over Carl Storck. president of the
pro league. Storck's contract will
be up for discussion at the Spring
meeting. The appointment of a
commissioner is to give the front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

at al, put troupe OF gay ana gaIIant
ghosts parading out of the past.
He remembers the bare-knuckle
fights when giants battled until one fell,
an. untidy pile of bleeding flesh. He
remembers the legendary John L. Sui
livan in his heyday, offering to lick any
body in the place. The fancy Dams, the
bruising battlers, the good little guys
and the better big guys-"Dad' has
known them all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
DETROIT TIMES, FEBRUARY a, 1s4l PAGE 10
.Bob!'3:!a!:'&:s
u BY BoS nLvqp@y

The years rest lightly Michael H. Dad" Butler the really
grand old of University of Detroit athletics II years
still active trainer track coach and boxing instructor at the
Titan stronghold.
It's almost 80 since he took package of concentrated
TINT called Kid Lavgne Europe invasion that became
parade of stic triumph He's handled Honey Melody Gus
Rubin and other memorable baters of vanished To him
that books aren't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Continued on Page 14)
State Singles Squash
Meet Opens TONIGHT

The state singles squash rackets
tournament gets under way to-
night at 3 p m. at the University
Club.
Joe Hahn. defending champion,
and John Reindel, runner up last
year, both drew byes. In 1899
Reindel beat Hahn and last year
Hahn defeated Reindel.
Tonight's matches:
Hahn tsidney HID bye
Stan Burton Cd. A. c. vs.. Hal Smith
Jr. University Club.
John King University Club vs.. Nit
Belfeld Y. NJ c. A.
Don Mcneil University Club vs.. Jim
Spencer I'd, A. c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
People i'm Sports
JIM THOMPSON.

JIM THOMPSON Pittsburgh Negro decisoned
rounds in Baltimore last night The following
today the Times office:
Victim of worst decision given heavyweight
tender won eight out OF 10 left without
opponent held to being knocked
badly battered lips, Another
round or two and he would have been fattened
"(Signed)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
lives in the Present

But you won't find the beloved U.
of d. patriarch mourning for the good
old days" He is much too busy in the
present TO grow nostalgia about the
past. He sees the whole crowded boxing
panorama in perspective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
POPULAR WITH ALUMNI

The Fordhan coach paid a visit
TO Notre Dame recently. He is
extremely popular with the three
largest groups of alumni-in Chi
cago, Detroit and New York. He
has a great personality and has a
host of friends in every college
where he has coached. He has
been at Fordham since 1888.
The first name usually men,
toned when a vacancy existed at
Notre Dame has been Gus Dorais
of the University of Detroit. But
now Gus is we'll embarked on
political career which he would be
very reluctant to give up.
Clipper Smith of Villanova
might be the choice if Crowley
is not available. Clipper has es-
tablished a splendid record and
fulfills the most important re-
quirement. He is a Notre Dame
graduate. Others mentioned are
Charley. Bachman of Michigan
State, Harry Stuhldreher of Wis
consin, Marchy Schwartz. assistant
at Stanford, Frank Thomas at
Alabama and Bud Boeringer, as
sistant to Gus Dorais at Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TONIGHT'S GAMES
Rangers At Americans.
Montreal at Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
DAMON RUNYoN.

DAMON RUNYoN. famous Hearst sports au-
thority and columnist made his debut in racing ~
breeder last Saturday at Hialeah Park. His
horse Cortege is 2-year-old and is by cayalcade.
from Angelic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

JOHN and WILLIAM VAN VLECk. twin
brothers, were one-two in batting for the Mayfair
Club in Class of the Detroit Baseball Federation
last season. JOHN hit AIS. WILLIAM 1867. Both
are regulars Wayne Universitys basketball
team this Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

my hand in 80 National League
games"
Johnny expects to use that hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
COACH BRANCH McCRACKEN

COACH BRANCH McCRACKEN of the Indiana basketball
team of action He dissatisfied the Hoosiers
performance losing Purdue Saturday last night ggled his
lineup considerably and Indiana waoped Ohio State 1928 Nc
Cracker used ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

Tapshooting keeping yachtsmen busy Bayyew Yacht
Club weekends Competition red hot even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
CASS GRYGIER.

IASS GKfUIEK, anchor man Tor the StrOh
team missed his first bowling match since the
inception of the Detroit Times All-Star Classic six
years ago because he was engaged in defense work
last week, it revealed today. From 1885 up
until last week he had perfect attendance for 165
weeks during which he rolled 495 games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Layden Made Car of Pros;
Crowley Likely Irish Choice
Irish Coach Signs
for Five Years
at $4,000
By EDGAR HAYES

Jim Crowley. head coach of
Fordham University is the leading
candidate to succeed Elmer Lay
den at Notre Dame. it was learned
today Layden yesterday resigned
as head coach and athletic director
at Notre Dame TO become COM
missioner of the National Pro-
fessional Football League.
Layden was signed to a five-year
contract at $4,000 a year. His
contract at Notre Dame had eX-
pired the first of this month. He
was working on one year term
at $1,000 annually.
Crowley has made a brilliant
record at Fordham. where he went
from Michigan State. He was
teammate of Layden at Notre
Dame and with Don Miller and
Harry Stuhldreher made footballs
most famous quartet "the four
horsemen." For three years,
1922-23-24. this quartet made
football history from one end of
the country to the other. including
81 to 10 victory over Stanford in
the Rose Bowl in their final game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

N@IuU WttH-tIIuS NOIIIptIIIIOH IS Teu not, Win n
between DAVE WILLIAMS (Sonata) DAVE
SLOSS OKathmar), HERMAN PETZOLD Jose
phine ID and PIERCE WILLIAMSON (Ranbow
IV). SLOSS newcomer to the sport is rapidly
advancing, expects to be champion by May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN DIVISION
EASTERN DIVISION

TUNTFfW = FfNWF
Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
Nogales international., 1941-03-29

HOW WOULD YOU
LOOK?-This conn
era shot shows the
reaction Of Frank
Gervosi. Golfers
Weekly wur CORE
spondeni now In
| London. as q Ndzi
| bomb W h histles .
| down. Hdnds held
steady above his
typewriter. he waiss
10 see how close
the blasi will be-
Ph otosro PHI 81
clicked shutter a
4 explosion occurred
Nogales international., 1941-03-29
Nogales, Sonora, Going Ahead

WHILE building operations have been practically at
standstill in Nogales, Arizona, the past ten
years and the sound of the hammer is seldom heard
here anymore such is not the in our sister city
across the line o sm IT., @t'-4t-%t@
A drive through busy Noga1es, Sonora, will show
you many new homes, some resembling castles COM
pleted recently One Of these is the Ernesto Elias
residence.
And further evidence that well-to-do folks have
much faith in the future of Nogaes Sonora and the
west coast Of Mexico, is seen in the announcement
that Former President Abelardo Rodriguez is f.
build $300000O radio broadcasting station, one Of
the most powerful in all the world in Nogales So
nora.
If Mr.. Rodriguez did not have an eye for business,
did not feel the Mexican west coast is destined
to,grow rapidly, he would not think for moment
of making such huge investment He is undoubt-
edy looking forward to the day when the west coast
will have paved highways all the way from Nogales
to Mexico City and the day when thousands Of tour
lists will be driving those roads, bringing pros
perity to Nogaes and all other points along the west
coast.
Nogales international., 1941-03-29
People Pleased With Hudgin Regime

THANKS to spirit of harmony, politically speak
ing in the border metropolis at the present time
and for the first time in the memory of many of
our oldest inhabitants -Nogales is without bitter
municipal campaign this spring.
It has been many years, if ever, that such cond-
ton existed here. Usually, when we elect mayor
and board of aldermen, the city is shaken to it's foun
dations by intense rivalry of candidates and their
supporters.
That no one wanted to run against Mayor Louis
Hudgin and Aldermen r. G. Edgell, j. W. Faubian
Paul Arend Harry Brann Joe Fgueras and J. A.
McGimsey, speaks well for those gentlemen who are
candidates for reelection
Had the mayor and six aldermen been failures as
city dads there would have been any number Of op-
ponents out seeking their hides.
The people are pleased with the Hudgin admnistra-
ton, therefore, there was need of making change
this year.
The city is lucky to have good mayor and six
good aldermen willing to serve another two years
gratis
Nogales international., 1941-03-29
Russia Plan Failure

THE five year plan in Russia is complete failure.
It was promoted by the workers who got the idea
that they possessed all the brains and all the inte-
gence Of the nation.
The ,laborers have imposed their program upon
the farmers and the farm industry has broken down
completely under it. The army of Russia is the larg
est but least efficient in all the world The laborers
have banished the church from Russia and have made
mockery of the marriage ceremony. So inefficient
are they in their planning, that many buildings fall
down at one end before the other end is completed.
The radical labor leaders have ruined Russia and
the country will never be much of power until their
hold is broken
Nogales international., 1941-03-29
Mistreatment OF Citizens

WE recall that after the last World War all claims
of mstreatment by the German army were brand
ed as propaganda.
The evidence Of mstreatment of citizens of invad-
ed territories during the present has become so
generally known that there will be possibility of
it being denied in the future by those who sympath-
ize with Hitler or who wish to attract attention be-
cause Of their exaggerated tolerance.
Don't start in telling her, young man, that you are
unworthy Of her. The chances are she already sus-
pects land if she doesn't, she will find it out soon
Nogales international., 1941-03-29
Walk !
THE following experiences were told first-hand to
Anerican social worker in South London:

THE following experiences told first-hand to
an American social worker in South London
An old coster- woman: eyes, Duck I've been bomb
blasted three times; once e was flying so low could
ear i'm pull the chain to let the bomb drop. Oh it
chronic in this street. it is The first time it knocked
me cock-set off the mantel and threw everything
about was down under the kitchen table, and, when
no@ u t1lin~ AS ''~c'- With scot 'ad to
laugh The SCOTS in me hair yet; can't get it out
though I've washed it three times.
eyes sleep in the Tube, since the second time.
This Monday got me fourth step-at first had only
three. It's fine having four roll up old coat and
blankets and newspapers each step, then l spread
out the paliasse, and then get plenty of sleep-ex
cept when people try to step over me. On the way
home in the morning. I'm on thorns to know if the
house is all right What want to know is what does
e 'ope to gyne by it? Wyste of money, I calls it,
policeman: "The people like the Shelters
They'd rather be in together, even though it's cold
and stuffy, than in their houses Just like feel bet
ter if I'm with colleague, walking the streets.
"They know they have to 60 through with it.
peace wouldn't do any good This would all have
to be done all over again.
hanging in the hall of her flat): Il had to soak them
for two days, and then wash them out three times,
to get the SCOT And look at them now stiff With
ice, with the wind that blows in through the
cracks (Her glassless windows had been tackled
with cardboard, and the gas-light had to be on all
day..
(Showing the bedroom suite) Il could have cried
when saw it. The knobs off, the bed, the door off
the wardrobe and the leather chair all scratched with
flying glass; But there are lots worse off You have
to put up with it, that's ALL After ALL lifes what yo
make it, isn't it.
Man (sweeping out the glass and debris from his
blast shop near Waterloo Station) "This 'eres the
real Battle of Waterloo, this is
A Social Worker telling the office "char" that
she was leaving to work among the Sheterers under
the Waterloo Arches The "char' pressed her hand
and said: God bless you Miss. Those arches are a
living death Buried alive, call it. But it's some
thing to keep your mind busy"
Uneasy lies the head thai wears the crown def
nitey true Of Alphonso XIII of Spain. He lost his
empire lost his throne, was estranged from his wife,
had eight narrow escapes from assassination and fin
ally died an exile
Nogales international., 1941-03-29
due to have a new litter pronto-

Tucson real estate operators list
ing houses preparatory to ar
rival on June l of 400 army aviation
officers who are to be stationed
there permanently
Nogales international., 1941-03-29
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Nogales international., 1941-03-29

Bird Yoas, we'll known rancher of
the Amado district, was in town
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Tobey
Continued From Page B.:

carried pink sweet peas. The little
ringbearer was dressed In white
suit.
: The reception was held under the
giant old elm trees on the lawn and
Mrs. Tobey, who received the guests,
wore blue f1owered chiffon with a
black straw hat trimmed with blue
to match her dress and a corsage
bouquet of pink sweetheart roses.
She was assisted by Mrs. Munson,
mother of the bridegroom, who was
dressed in beige crepe, with hat to
match and had a corsage bouquet
of sweetheart roses.
DR.. and Mrs. Munson left later
for a wedding trip in the White
Mountains after which they will be
at home at 164 Genessee Park
boulevard in Rochester, N. Y. DR..
Munson is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Rochester and of the uni
versity's medical school. He served
his interneship at the Harper Hos
pital in Detroit His bride attended
the Manchester IN. H. High School,
the University of New Hampshire,
the Peter Brent Brigham School of
Nursing and the Hesser Business
College. For the past two years
Mrs. Munson has been secretary to
the headmistress of the Columbia
School in Rochester.