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Evening star., 1941-12-05


touchdown. What's more, he later
sprinted 81 yards for another score,
and thus helped bring about San
Joses first defeat in 19 starts, by
score of 20-19.
The survey disclosed that among
the most glittering. spectacular feats
of a thrilling season were:
p Run from scrimmage-83 yards.
by Buck Fawcett of Stanford against
Santa Clara.
Busik Makes Long Kick.
Punts-Bill Busik's 77-yard quick
kick for Navy to Armys 1-yard
line Che also had a 73-yarder against
Pennsylvania.
Pass plays-The Virginia Military
Institute aerial which Joe Muha
threw from the end zone and Bosh
Pritchard caught on the "a, to go
76 more yards from there for a
touchdown against Army: the 81
yard pass no rum which Bill
De Correvont of Northwestern threw
against Michigan: Walt Motson's
93-yard return of an intercepted
pass for Penn against Maryland:
the 88-yard lateral pass play. from
Don Reece to Harry Ice, which was
good for a Missouri touchdown
against Iowa State.
Field goals-Leland Bunky) Nor
ris' 48-yard dropkick for Syracuse
against Clarkson.
Some of the seasons brightest
stars contributed some of the most
brilliant runs and kicks. There was
Bill Dudley Of Virginia. who ran 70
and 81 yards from scrimmage for
touchdowns against North Carolina,
and returned punt 80 yards to
score on Lafayette.
Bruce Smith, Minnesota's inspir-
ing leader. punted SO yards and then
threw pass for 43 yards to set up
the touchdown that topped Mich
igan.
Sinkwich's PayOff Toss.
frankie Sinkwich, Georgia S broken
jawed wonder boy, teamed with
Lamar Davis on a 65-yard pass play
in the Alabama game.
But there were just as fine per-
formances by players who got con-
siderably less notice.
Among the long runs from scrim-
mage were George Sutch's 79-yard
romp for Temple against Bucknell,
Dean Bagley's 55-yard scoring run
that helped Texas Christian beat
Texas. all the more amazing because
he'd dropped back to punt and ap-
peared trapped; Bill Daley's 72-yard
dash on Minnesota's first play
against Illinois, and Dippy Evans
78-yard romp for Notre Dame
against Arizona; a 78-yard gallop by
Fred Allen of Utah State against
Colorado State and the 80-yard run
on which Don Durdan scored against
Washington, now seen as the play
which started Oregon State on the
high road to the Rose Bowl.
Most remarkable single game FOR
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Leemuns to Get Watch
From G. w. Alumni

Tuffy Leemans. former George
Washington player now starring
with the New York Giants. will
be presented a 21-jewel watch by
Colonial alumni at ceremonies be-
fore Sundays game at New York
between the Giants and BROOKLYN
Dodgers.
The award will be presented by
committee headed by DR.. Robert
H. Harmon. president Of the gen.
eral alumni association, and in
Guiding Jim Pixlee, Tufys old
coach. The committee and other
members Of the local alumni group
will occupy a special section with
New York Colonials at the game,
Evening star., 1941-12-05

The Army has asked the Ma
tional Ski Association to gather
information on men subject to
the draft who have skiing ability
for possible service in tfe 7th
Infantry Mountain Regiment at
Fort Lewis (Wash).
One-minute sports page
Southern writer's aren't pulling
their punches replying to blasts
from Los Angeles over the choice
of Duke for the Rose Bowl. May
be they should toss the teams out
and put the scribes in. Bill
Farnsworth of Mike Jacobs pub
licity dept. was held up the other
day-and not for tickets. 1t cost
him 20 bucks and a black eye.
The N. Y. u. Wolves really are
after Coach Nal Stevens. Even
ran ads in yesterdays papers
summoning grads to the letter
club meeting.
Earl Sande's 16-year-old STEP
son, Alfred, is due to make his
debut as a jockey at Hialeah
this winter.
Ed Dudley will be the first p.
G. A. president to make the win
Ter golf tour ~ . player.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Tulsa Sun Bowl Host
With Opponent YET
To Be Determined
By the Associated Press

Ell PASO. Tex, Dec 5-Tulsa
UniverSity's Golden Hurricane, king
pin of the Missouri Valley Confer
ence, will meet the border confer
ence representative-yet undeter-
mined-in the Sun Bowl New Year
Day.
The Oklahoma eleven. beaten only
by Texas Christian and Arkansas
and then by narrow margins, agreed
last night to be the guest team.
The Sun Bowl Committee had
sent "feelers" to unbeaten and un-
tied Duquesne and other Eastern
elevens.
Selection of the host team will be
made Saturday night, after Arizona
and Hardin Simmons. leaders of the
circuit. conclude their seasons
against Utah U. and Arizona State,
respectively.
Indications persist. however, that
the choice might be Texas Tech. a
conference member which did not
qualify for the title.
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Big League Baseba Ror Factory Shuts Down Until Meeting Chicago
Win, Lose or Draw
The Bowl Come:
By FRANCIS (. STAN.
Whot Is 1t?

OF the 10 teams listed by the the best college
football during 194 will with the Bowl
another-unbeaen, united invited
to play This question: What Bowl and
what do they
experts country.
definitely of
could
caber schedules
considered.
IS a and therefore interested in
Michigan TO- Since Duqune approached
competition.
2. unbeaen and united The
A M. Msourhave
playing lost less than
Evening star., 1941-12-05
This Yeor They Won't Mean q Thing

the
football the results will nothing If Duke whips
which what? That still doesn't
mythical national champion with Minnesota,
Notre Dame Duquesne undefeated,
egretable like
the attempt final analysis Of sectional gdron
what Bowls will be foohardy
long Sdeine
OF promoters problems The
teams Nor will the colleges
including difficult Bowl
will be something spectacle But the
their idealis
ticany. Else why Duquesne left out?
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Penn Coach Will Speak
At Friends BunQuet

Howard Odell. Pennsylvania
backfield coach will deliver the
principal talk at tonieht's father
and-son banquet at Sidwell Friends
School. The affair is scheduled
for $50.
Odell. who will be accompanied by
a member of the Penn varsity. also
will show films of Quaker games last
season. pointing out the various fea-
lures of play to the assemblage
Justice William o. Douglas of the
United States Supreme Court will
be among the guests.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Tells
Rifle Good-by
To Tote BAT
Tiger SIugger Proud
Of Army but Awaits
Spring Eagerly
BY PAUL NJ. CHANDLER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


FORT CUSTER, Mich, Dec. s.
Sergt. Henry Greenberg, who was
called from the Detroit Tigers out
field to become a soldier, said fare-
well to the United States Army to-
day and planned to resume the life
Of baseball player.
After 180 days of soldering, Big
Hank was ticketed TO leave Fort
Custer at 1870 o'clock this morn
ing with host of uniformed men TO
see him off.
On the eve Of his departure,
Greenberg declared his biggest thrill
of leaVetaklng was that now I am
able TO become ballplayer again"
Since I've been in the Army
there hasn't been a chance even to
think about baseball" he said. "AlI
that was either in the past or the
distant future. But now I can go
home to New York, wait for spring
and begin training for my old Job
with the Tigers
Proud Of Service.
That was all the lankv outfelder.
rated the American Leagues most
valuable PLAYER in 1910, had to say
about his plans. He said he would
drive to New York City. after stop
over at Detroit to pick up some
clothes.
I'm proud of the honor of serving
in the Army" Greenberg told his
officers. I've made a host Of friends
and had some wonderful expert
ences. It's been swell TO be affih-
ated with famous regiment like
the I'd Infantry. Col. Isaac Gill,
commander Of the I'd Infantry, has
been wonderful officer"
Brig. Gen Clyde R. Abraham. in
charge Of Fort Clusters infantry,
paid personal respects to the ser
geant. 4 was a baseball fan long
before you began TO play" the gray
haired general declared. and l want
to wish you lot OF luck from now
on"
Keeps in Condition.
The former Tiger home run slug
! ger described his physical condition
as better than it was last year at
the same time. During his service
/ period he played handbal several
times week at a local Y. M c. A
| Less than seven months ago
Greenberg was hailed as the top
| selectee of the sports world. He was
assigned to an infantry anti-tank
unit after his induction at Detroit.
and during the short term of his
service was promoted from the rank
OF private TO sergeant.
Greenberg, who will be 81 years
old January l, qualified for release
under the Army ruling that men
over % may be discharged. He now
becomes a member of the Armv's
trained Reserve. Last night. as he
put aside his uniform. the sergeant
gathered together a gang of his SOL
der friends and treated them to
party at nearby Kalamazoo, Mich.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
BY HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.,


NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Puzzle:
Where will Jimmy FoxX play next
season? After couple of visits
with Connie Mack it looked as II
he might return TO the AS al
though some gueSsers Sald> the
Giants. But now Al Flair is
about TO go into the Army and
that will leave the Red Sox with
only Lou Finney, Ulysses Luplen
"a doubtful quantity and old
Double-X to play first base.
Power of the press: Tomorrow's
Washington State Texas A. IL M.
game stirred up so much interest
that Graduate Manager Earl
Foster of the Cougars ordered a
new press box for the Tacoma
Stadium. And the Texas State
Fair Association plans to spend
$4,000 improving the Cotton Bowl
press coop.
The golf pros will have COL
ierted 5000 00O-an all-time high
after they round out the yesF'
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Nv the Associated Press


JACKSONVILLE. Fla Dec. S.
President George Schepps of the
Dallas Steers believes bird in the
bush may be worth more than two
in the hand-depending on the
birds.
While other baseball club owners
At the minor league meetings here
were shying away from players even
subject to call for military duty.
Schepps swapped two pitchers and
handful of cash for the contract
Of Soldier Clarence w. tRipD Col
Inns, when Uncle Sam gets through
with him.
Collins. described by Schepp as
"the best third-base prospect since
the days OF Pie Traynor," hit .343
with the Helena club in the Cotton
States League in Ill games last sea-
son before being called into the
Army three and a half months ago.
1t was the first year of profess
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Dallas Pays High for Collins
Despite Rookie Is in Army

sional baseball for the 22-year- old
slugger, who hit 27 doubles, seven
triples and seven home runs.
In the deal, Dallas sent Pitchers
Marvin Granny and Royce Mills,
who were on option to the Helena
club last year, plus a substantial
amount of cash" to Helena in ex-
change or the outright assignment
of Collins.
Meanwhile. Schepp's investment
is at Camp Dix. N. J. He is being
placed on the defense reserve list
of the Dallas club until released
from the Army.
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Chopmon, Ex-Chisox,
To Manage Richmond

JACKSONVILLE. Dec 5 (P.-
Ben Chapman, veteran outfielder
released Internationally by the
Chicago White Sox after the season
closed. signed today as playing man
ager of the Richmond, Va, club in
the Piedmont League
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Oronoe Bowl Setup Is No Classic

undoubtedly tried hard to line
A. would
But snubbng Duquesne and possibly
ma a and Alabama.
Crimson Tide licked
. with
Howell of the that beat Alabama
Mississippi This the
defeated 6O But Duquesne wasn't
good enough.
all brazeny the Bowl dodge Miami
Bowl Miami has lined Georgia
which
Fordham tied Rice II
81 mouthings OF Muoni
heard
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Sports Mirror
,y tbe aSsociets6 preer

By TIIt NsSUVIdTtU FTtSS.
Today a year ago-New York
Giants bought Pitcher Bob Bow
man from St. Louis Cardinals for
$4,000. Pittsburgh Pirates re-
leased Outfielder Paul Waner.
Three years ago. - Burleigh
Grimes signed As manager Of
Montreal Royals of International
League for two years. Carnegie
Tech awarded Lambert Memorial
Trophy.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Two Tropshoots Listed
At Wushinqton Club

The weekly shoot of Washington
Gun Club will be held tomorrow at
the Benning road grounds with two
events on the program.
Principal event will be the So
target shoot. to be followed by a
25-target handicap with distances
based on scores made in the opener
Evening star., 1941-12-05
CoIIeqiote Confub Colin

CHICAGO, Dec. 5 CP.-Athletic
directors, faculty representatives and
coaches of Western Conference
schools met today in what was fore
cast as a strictly routine meeting.
And there wasn't even a rumor of
impending sensational announce
ments to disturb the calm.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Swimmers to Pructice

Eastern Branch Boys Club swim
ming team engages in a practice
meet tonight against Y. M. c. A.
natators at Eastern Branch pool at
7:30. The balcony above the club
pool will be open to the public.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
PhiIs Buy OutfieIder

PHILADELPHIA Dec. S Lp).-The
Phillies have purchased a rookie
outfielder. Ron Northey, from Will
Transport of the Eastern League. He
hit .274 for the Grays in l941, but
has the reputation of a slugger.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Milwaukee Gets Jensen

MONTREAL, Dec 5 IP).-OffcialS
of the Montreal League have sold
Woody Jensen. veteran left-handed
outfielder, to Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Backs 1O5-Yurd Scorinq Run
Marks GIittering Grid Season
Long Doshes, Passes Almost Are Common
As Are Doring and Sensational Feots
BY BILL BONI.
,n.iatad pr~s aHnrs. vry->~

NEW YORK. Dec 5.-You may not have heard Of Marion
Motley shall right the Negro halfback of
University of Nevadas football team who according to
survey perhaps longest
of the entire 1941 campaign.
Against CafD Motley a kickoff yards
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Today S Radio
HighIights

$40 p. m.-Gene Autry
WJR; Show of the Week =.
CkLW.
700 p. m.-Dear Mon
WJR; Jack Benny WWJ.
100 p. m.-Screen Guild The
alter WJR; Bandwagon
WWJ.
500 p. m.-Helen Hayes The
alter WJR; Charlie Nc
Carthy WWJ.
$50 p. m.-Crime Doctor
WJR: One Mans Family -.
WWJ; Sherlock Holmes
WXYZ.
900 p. m. - Sunday Evening
Hour WJR; Manhattan
Merry Go Round WV;
Walter Winchell WXYZ.
9 80 p. nf.-AlbHfi of Familiar
Music WWJ; Irene Rich
WXYZ.
1000 p. intake 1t or Leave
It WJR; Hour of Charm
WWJ; Goodwill Court
WXYZ.
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Havana Results
FOR MONDAY

First Rsce-s3oo, claiming, +-year-oldh
). G Eas.r 4. tXeos,a) aiO1 Ito! lDs
Swing II tOliver) 10 20 z
Wagold CPoSadsD 20
Time I:is rs, off 2:52l1.
WAiertowu. Chatty Boy. Men n 3,
westko. Mr. Hylsnd. Rszzle Dazzie and
Earle p. slso ran.
second Race $500. claiming. s-yesr-
KIN Mag PeresD D to- 20 %
Pepper Box tWrayD o+ 20
Olivia Saxon tolivsra1 TO
Time i.ls. on 3.2s
Jeanne Angela. Aunt Carol. Blenheim
Rose Am on Rse Bay Snip. Good Friday
and Bull Ring also ran.
Third Race $500. claiming s-yesr-olds
osculsts dDelpsno) ato1 toll ! 20 2
circus Sight ,vina) to 20
CHEFS Roy Cwrayi 10 Z
Time ia as. Of 3s2
-I.mssIAy Surprise. Goldjsek and
Combatant also ran
FOURTH Raee-S4oo. claiming. 4-year-oids
ana UP. 81 furlongs
Jessie O CpsresD 5to2 20 % 2
Ersnia fvinap 10 70 .
Epicai (WoodEtockl ! to
Time 1;os as. off t2lA
Yinh R.c.-.sco. claiming. 4-yesr-olds
and up. ! mile anc 50 yards.
heifN
dFernsndezl 10 4to 70 4
Rsxair fHidslgo) 70 70
Nanscout tFryeD 70 D
Time las IS ~ ecu
sally T.. Jacopobeile and -Four Bagger
also ran.
sixth Race $500 hAndcap. 5-year -olds
ard up 81 furiongs
Jusnrs tFernanderJ 2 10 20 10 20
NoIex; ALFONSO 10 4 70
FltcnheAd tMorritf 70
Time OF 3-5. uH S.2i.
a-kapfime. MIdsir. Cocks. Warning
witch -soldisreite. Ravenhurst and Now
seen also ran
Bond entry.
seventh Kaoe-tsoo. claiming. i.yesr-
oids and Up J mile ana 90 yards;
Patrisrca (FernsnesIJ 10 2 % 20 2
GunWsis tGonIaisGl % 10 20
Chilly Ehbis NAPIER 10 ,
Time ~. on ) ts.
ssnian Roping Some Boy, Union and
Midnight star also ran.
Eighth Raee-ttO0. claiming. t-year-olds
ana ur. i-is miles;
Toy Way CConzziezl 2to 10 10 to ;
Day-fio- Bye tFernandezl 70 20 2
Bsy Eagle fNinsl 20 5
Time So off s II.
Good Exchange. snsnt GIFT Starry Night
Deer Leap. steppin In ana tInal also ran
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Hialeah Results

First Race-si 200. claiming, 4-ysar-olds
High Plaid tNcCreAry) $40 10 800
TaFi-Frnsst Gamer 10 20 20
joEfsE Pal tNtElnfNn) IL 20
Time II IS on n
MoonlHe Bobby. Maecaro. Grand Lama.
El.Kid. a-Adof and LATHE Bolo also ran.
A-Ogle entry.
second Race 200 claiming. +-ysAr
olds and up. Ia miles.
Victory tde.ndrsr) 1870 $50 ssoo
Pick Out mccoy S.20
Time 2 as 80 of 30.
ou,boarr Plarkman Spifsful. Lite
Guard Bodies. senega. Ardour. Endymion
and Cuckoo also ran.
Third Rses-si 900. allowances, 3-yeaf-
starry HOPE iStout , 50 $50 zN1
Naepeacs tNcCrcary1 elo 40
Royal Ruhs II fWughD $40
Grand Central Chorus. Boston Man. IRA
Day and Hornhisnde also ran
Fourth Rars 49, 81 200 claiming, t-yesr.
oids and up = miles.
Weary Flower
tMcCftAryl TOO go N
Grey Doll tMeAndrsRD 80 20
Panalong tBrgEs) TO
Time 10 I = Of 3eh
Count Natural Bars~c Rstort. sickle-
bW West Sea Gallant Frisr, Hffair,
Ehsk and Annikin also ran.
firh Rae. - s. 600 sda.a. HialsAh
Juvenile stakes. 2-yesr-olds = mile
Aihs'ross fAndsrfcn1 90 ~ sc
a-Eternal Bull (Ntade) 20 70
a-Bold Question tGarnsrl so
Time n Is OF a.i0H
e-Hg SHADOW. b.chop sueks SIR War
sootlsnd Light siso ran.
az mnors entry
b-L0gchteIm sriry,
sisth Rac.-ka0 90 addsd widsnsr Cup
b Big PsbeR tseabol - 40 ~ ~ Y 30
beet OF tGiibefD 80 u 90
Hsitai tMcCresTyl 400
Time 2 02 - n ff
Pimsltch a-BRsh. scorydon s-cherry
Jam Shot Put sickle 7 Roysl Man. The
aso ran
a-Gresr,fee Stable entry.
b-circie II Ranch entD.
seveuth Rae, $500. claiming. l-yssr-
olds ana up. Ia miles con the turf:
Brown Bomb tLuceY 20 20 SO { ~
Al Al feu young 80 $40
Tttilator Up. Rrhsrisl 4lo
Time IS IS or 5,taN
Euch6 Cusfo, Boss Hoss and Str Elmer
also ran.
Eighth Race-Si 800. allowances, t-yssr-
olds and np. - miles
TRINITY tMiiiEan, 1920 $50 3of
Detroit Bull tMcCreary) $40 u
Play House tEmer11 300
Time ZOO z-5, or : 80.
Deviis CTRE Close Tt. Rex F4Ag and
Weekly Stipend aeo ran
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RJLB-Henry Busse-M.
1880 p. NJ.
WJR-Guild Theater-D.
NWJ-Bandwagon-M.
WNNZ-Pesrson 4 Allen-T
MExI-ItaIian Christian
Church.
WJLB-Dr. J. Zoller-R.
NJBK-German HIM.
T:45 II. NJ.
CKLW-Wal. Campbeli-T.
WNYZ-Headline Nskers-T
WEAI-Rev. J. T. kolr.
$500 p. NJ.
WgK-Helen Hayes-D.
WWJ-Chariie McCarthy-V
CKLW-Concert Party-M.
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fONDAY AFTERNOON

WJLB-Economics C1ub-T.
WJBK-Poiish Ladies Hour
1:l5 p. n.
WWJ-Lenfen Service.
WXYZ-Between B'kends-x
1:3O r. M.
wJR-Right to HAppfn's-D
CkLW--Helen Holden-D.
WxYZ-Fsderated Clube-T
WExL-varfety Music.
WJLB-Am'ic lean Revue-M.
LAS p. m.
WyR-Road Of LIED.
MWJ-Austin Grant-T.
CkLW-I'il Find My Way.
WxfZ-Fews Summarize
WJLB-Happy Hr. Club-v
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wWy-Lee smits-T.
CKLW-Dance Rhythms-A
wXYZ-Farm, Home Hr.
MkAL---Newscast-l.
WJLB-Detroiteys Talk.
WJBK-Luncheon Melodies
12:45 z. NJ.
WJR-our Gal Sundsy-D.
NJR-Womsn in NnIte-D.
CKLW-Melody Time-M.
WENL-Music.
WJLB-Rhythnic Age-M.
WJBK-Track Scratches-T
100 p. NJ.
WJK-Life Beeutiful-D.
MWJ-Man on the Street.
CkLw-Hsppy Gang-v.
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600 p. NJ.

600 p. NJ.
WJR-Silver Thester-D.
MWJ-Catholic Hr.- p.
CKLW-Douple or Noth'g.
kxYZ-AcrosS the Foot
lights-M.
WEXL-Angio-lsrsel-T.
WILL. BYHZtse.N.
WJBk-On Parscs-M.
6:15 =. NJ.
WNYE-J. Bourhonnals-A
NJLB-H Hungarian
Melodies.
$50 p. NJ.
NJR-Gene Autry-k.
MNJ-Ausiin Grant-T
CkLw-snow of the Week.
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Washincton in Loop

WASHINGTON March Tho
American Hockey League mas
granted Washington, d. C., a fran
chise for next season.
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Additional Races, Page 6
Horse Shows Gain

The American Horse Shows AS
ISOLATION had 100 recognized shows
during 1910. a gain of three over
the previous year.
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WXYZ-News Acct.
MENL-Willing Workers-R
WJBK-Polish Quit.
6:45 p. NJ.
NWJ-Hertchell Hart-T.
NANZ-Am. Pllgrtmase-T.
WEXL-Me'd' wlawn Chr
100 p. NJ.
WJR-Dear Nom d.
MNJ-Jack Benny-V.
CkI.W-Dr. DeHaan-R-
WNNZ-Europe Repis-T.
WExL-EvangeI Hour-R.
NyBk FINNISH prog-V.
7:15 p. NJ.
WJR-Gerzld Smith,.
MExL-Ciassical music
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CYO Girls Basketball

v ! PCT. " T. PCT.
Holy Ros 600 81. c'smfr 500
s. RIA ; 1 .s35 -. NJ ". 5 .i67
san Fran. .sss 81. Gregg 900
Sunday a. St Clar. 1.oo-st. Gertrude
vs. 81. Paul 2.00-st. Ladislaus vs. st.
Rose } 00--st. Catherine vs.. ST. Philip
AZ Holy Rosary 2.0o-Sf. CaEinir vs..
san Francisco n0-st Gregory VS. st.
Mar Msgdaien. 4.O0-Hoiy Rosary VS..
ST Rita.
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON
100 NOON

- wv ANOON
WR-MsJor Bowes-v.
CkLW-Hello. Chiidren-T.
WAYZ-Children's Thsater
MExL--Rev. Van Loon-R-
WJLB-Jewish fete-V.
HJBk-Children's fets-V.
1918 p. M.
WWJ-Garden Hour-T.
1880 p. NJ.
WJR-U. of N. program.
NWy-World Adventure-r.
CKLW-Conga Time-M.
WExL-Rev. stecewicz.
12:45 p. NJ.
WWJ-Conga Rhumba.
WNNZ-Rhumoa Time n.
WExL~Luiheran Oh en- r.
100 =. NJ.
WJR-Church OF the Air.
WWJ-Naster canaries- NJ.
ChLW-Health March-D.
WNNZ-Musie HAHN.
WEkL-Gospel Tabernacle
WJBK-Polish Narieties-M
Ills p. NJ.
WWy-Story Of Detroit-T.
Radio Warblers
WJLB-Ukrainian Hour.
1880 p. NJ.
WR-Mothsrs Album M.
WWJ-~On Your Job-T.
CKLW-Lutheran Hr. r.
wxYZ-Joseph Marais NJ.
NExL-Bethel Tabernacle.
las p. NJ.
WJU-Mux.ezl.=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
DETROIT SUNDAY TINES (PHoNE CHERRY $500
Clipper Captain
Dips|ntoHisLog

Capt. Dave Landers. one of the
last of the old clipper captains
will dip into his log once more. in
an article in The American
Weekly with next Sundays issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times, to
tell of white renegades who fed
civilization to become island kings.
This article, in which Captain
Landers also will tell of head
hunters, both men and women,
who. for some strange reason,
were able to swim through shark
infested waters. has been made
the basis of a Front Page Drama
which will be heard over Ia radio
stations in Michigan and Ontario,
next Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. the day OF the pro-
gram differing on various stations
as shown below:
MICHIGAN
WASH-WOOD, Grand Rapids,
$50 D. m. Friday; WIBM, Jackson.
$50 D. m. Friday; WIN, Lansing,
$50 p. m. Friday; WKBZ. Muske-
gon, 7:45 p. m. Friday; WIDE,
Flint, 1870 p. m. Friday; WJBK.
Detroit. 2:45 r. m. Saturday;
WSAM, Saginaw. BIS p. m. Sat
urday WSOO, Sault Ste. Marie.
las p. m. Friday; WTCM. Tray
erse City. Sis p. m. Tuesday.
ONTARIO
CFCO, Chatham, 7:45 p. m.
Thursday; CKOC, Hamilton, s
p. m. Friday; CKCR, Kitchener. s
D. m. Thursday; CKCO. Ottawa,
i6:15 p. m. Friday; Cues, STRAIT
ford, BIS p. m. Friday.
Tune in on this radio program
on one of the stations named, and
read, in The American Weekly
with next Sundays issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times, Captain
Landers' latest instalment in his
thrilling series, w hen the
Yankee Clipper Ruled the Seven
Seas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

1900 NOON
WR-kate Smith Speaks.
WHOA Dean-M.
CkLW-News Acct.
WXNZ-News Acct.
MEAL,-Hawailan Nusic-M
WJuB-Nonn Reports-T.
NyBK-Popular Rnythms.
12:15 p. NJ.
WRIGHT Marries-O.
WNJ-Julia Baked.
Ck.W-Bill LeNis-M.
WNYzNorsemen drtet-M
WMJ-store News-T.
Meet the Band-M.
1880 p. NJ.
WJR-Helen Trent-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
SUNDAY EVENING

wJIB-panny Dsmstry-k.
1lsS0 p. ~. q
WJR-vincent Lopez-ks
cKLW-shep Fields-N.
NJLD-Don Cox-A-
WJBK-Dancs music.
Has p. ~.
CKLW-Dick Jureens-x.
wxYZ-Johnny Long-H.
WJLB-Morn. Edition-n.
IL MIDNIGHT
WJR-Gens Krupa-M.
NNJ-War keports-T
CKLW-Wally 6toner-M.
WXXz-Woooy Herman-M.
WExL-MoonliEht Beastss
NyLB-Neys-T.
wJBK-Nisht OWN.
l2.15 A. M.
WNJ-Dance music.
WJLB-Norn. Edition-M.
1880 A. M.
WyR-Jerry Waid-H.
WWJ-Dancs music.
CKLW-Dawn patrol-M.
WxYz-Les Brown-H.
100 A. NJ.
WWJ-Weather. scores-T.
WExL-Mooniight B'castsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Havana Entries
FOR SUNDAY

FOB SUNDAY
FIRST RA G E-Tropby. f-yesr-olds.
fesled In Cuba Especial weightsD. } fur
longs;
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Aevos Prince lis
a-Aevos stable entry.