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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

The Yanks have up with second baseman Gerry
Prddy and Phil Rizzuto from Kansas City, Both be in
the starting lineup opening day. but also handy to have
around oueder Tom Holmes from Newark and firth base
Pete Strum from Kansas City.
The Red Sox bought old Mike Ryba from Rochester where
he led International League pitchers They also have Oscar
Judd topnohe from Sacramento and Charlie Wagner Louis
ve further improve their pchin gand first baseman John
Lupien from Little Rock to aid the infield
In the National Chicago has Lou Novkoff of Los Angeles
Pacific batting champon Greek George No. Southern
Association catcher at Nashville Sweede Erickson the Tulsa
frebaler Clyde Mccullough No. international League bat
ter Lou Stranger Los Angeles second baseman and Bob
Scheffing. Rochester catcher
Cincinnati grabbed Mike Dejan, batting champion of the
Southern Association and Gar Del Savo top notch Southern
shorstop both from Birmingham. Also they have Kermit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
{. Y. 0. Boxing Meet
Lists TO Close Friday

Only four more days remain for
amateur fighters to file entries
for the sixth annual Catholic
Youth Organizations boxing tour
nament.
Friday at midnight entries close,
and according to the boxing COM
mittee there will be no extension
granted. Entry blanks may be OBJ
tanned at the c. Y. o. office in the
Chancery Building. 1894 Washing
ton boulevard. the Michigan office
of the A. A. u, 131 West Adams
avenue, or at any leading boxing
center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
BY JOHN HENRY

NEW YORK, Feb. 25-Baseba's annual blood TRANSMISSION
the perennay promising flow of rooies-was ready for
administration to the various ang major league patients
day. but oddly enough the robust clubs seemed to be
getting the best treatment from talent
AS the converged sunny climates begin Spring
training this week. perusa of rosters dscoses that New
Yorks Yankees, Boston Red Sox Detros Tigers APP
parenty have the most promising rookie crop in the American
League and in the National Chicago Brooky nand Cincinnati
lead the list.
In all you count at least 70 ambitious newcomers 35
headlines.
Obviously they too to individually but
briefly the spotlight shines the group somewhat this
fashion:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

he started II women in the game.
The opening was so successful that
they now plan to have him there
all day Monday. Thursday and
Saturday until the season opens
in the Spring.
Practically all OF the women
who are coming in for instructions
are beginners and Nudge is trying
a few new ideas. He is particularly
impressing on them that the traits
in their swings that they acquire
in the first few lessons are those
which will stick with them.
During the past few years
Nudge has served on the state
tournament committee of the
Professional Golfers Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Suffrin, Deco Open
Met Puck PIayoffs

Harry Suffrin meets Deco in the
first of a two-game total goal
series at p. m. tonight when the
Metropolitan Hockey League play
offs get under way at the Olympia.
u. r. w. A. Local 101, the de-
Tending champion, and ]. L. Hud-
son meet in a two-game series
Saturday night on the same rink
starting at 1920 p. m. The teams
finished the season in the following
order: Suffrin. ]. L. Hudson, Deco
and U. r. w. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Joe FaI(aro' S Team
Set for Title Match

BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. 25.-
0NS)-Joe Falcaro's Nation |
Journal bowling team of New to-
day was ready to face the St.
Louis Herman Undertakes for the
team match game world title,
after having bowled 1924 to COM
plete a nine-game aggregate of
9012 in the five-man match game
tournament here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

lean Airlines at the general offices in
New Yorks new LaGuardia Field. 1t
was Tompkins who two years ago per-
suaded Jack Adams and the Red Wings
to make the first all-team fight between
New York and Chicago and convinced
Fielding H. Yost that the Michigan foot
ball team should fly to California for
)their game with the Bears last Fall.
At Ann Arbor Tompkins starred in
both baseball and hockey, later playing
in goal for the Detroit Olympics. After
giving UP active play, Jack refereed
many hockey games in Olympia. 1t was
in 1886 while recuperating from an in
jury that Tompkins took a whirl at
selling travel" in Detroit.
AT the time, figured 1t would
give me something to do" Tompkins
recalled in a visit to Detroit recently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Cartmill, Sofiak
Pace M Victory

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 25. - Uni
versity of Michigan basketball
team outlasted Northwestern In
ragged game last night to win.
1879, for its fourth consecutive
Big Ten victory.
Two of the four seniors who
played their last game on the Yost
Field House court paced the VOL
verines. Big Bill Cartmill provided
the punch which kept Michigan in
the game during the first half, and
little Mike Sofiak. the teams Lead
ing scorer with 1877 points for the
season. took over top duties in the
last period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Make Contributions
To Memorial Fund

Contributions for the Frank
MacDonell Memorial Fund are
being received by the commit
tee headed by Michael j. DAD
Butler of the University of De-
troit. Contributions may be
made to Butler or to Bob
Murphy at The Detroit Times.
Acknowledgements will be made
daily by the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Frank MacDonelI Memorial Fund

hockey game at Olympia March II.
The two men will choose a
squad of Is players from the Holz-
baugh, Windsor and Toledo clubs.
to be reinforced by the pick of
the other amateur teams with
which the Detroit Hockey Club
has connections.
The managers plan to announce
their squad Sunday. Their MO.
teams are expected to meet in the
league finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
A||-Stdr Pilots
Are Named

Art McDermott. manager of the
Detroit Holzbaughs, United States
amateur hockey champions; and
AL brennan. manager of the
Windsor Spitfires. have been
named co-managers of the Anna
teur All-Stars who are to oppose
the Detroit Red Wings in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
HighIigh+s
In Sports


Dan Ferris, secretary-treas-
urer of the National A. A. T..
rejects suggestions for photo
finishes and mechanical timing
OF track events as unnecessary.
claiming that the official judges
can call their shots as accur-
ately as any machine.
The American Olympic Asso-
citation changes Its name to the
American Sports Federation and
as the first move under the new
title agrees to supervise United
States participation In the 1912
Pan-American games at Buenos
Aires.
Heavyweight champ Joe Louis
discloses that he expects to be
drafted into the army "any
day" and expresses pleasure
over the pending year under
canvas.
Detroit Outfielder HAM.
yGreenberg denies he has askel
for draft deferment.
BEAT Midland" cry grows as
Santa Anita 100000 handicap
nears.
New York Yankees order hold
out Joe DiMaggio to report to
training camp by March 2.
Charles Jimmy" Zibbelman,
leglessl swimmer. breaks own en-
durance swim record by almost
20 hours, setting 168-hOur mark
in Honolulu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

Later Tompkn became of the agency department
Detroit manager The OF
Mr. and Mrs H. S. Ashford of Royal Oak Jack graduated
from high school in the Detroit suburb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
ILLINOIS

Totals 16 IL As Totals Is 30
Free throws missed: Nichigan-Brogan 2,
Mandler and Sohak; Northwestern-Claw-
son 2. Clason.
Personal fouls: Michigan-Mandler &,
Ruehle and sohak 2, Brogan; Northwestern
-Wendland 3, Baker 2, Kruger 2. Clawson
2, Clason, McCarnes, Hasse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Holzbaughs Near
Finals as Toledo
Foe Breaks Arm
M. o. Champions Take Playoff Opener
on Olympic Ice by to
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

question will oppose Wind
Sps the Michigan Ontario Amateur Hockey League finals
virtually settled when Charley Toledo
Babcocks leading carried off Olympia ice with broken
arm in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

with duncan out OF tne way,
Holzbaughs, M. o. champions. went
right on their way to a 81 victory
in the playoff opener to virtually
eliminate Toledo from the NJ. o.
picture for the year.
PLAY AGAIN FRIDAY
The Babcocks have a chance to
square the series in Toledo Friday
night and could force a third and
deciding game here next Monday.
But off last nights showing few
of the 1913 spectators would give
them a chance.
Duncan was injured in COLI
sion with Bob Stoddart. Holz-
baughs' new defenseman. who was
checking ar his hardest last night.
Stoddart also belted REM Trudell,
Toledo forward. so hard that he
had to be helped from the ice on
two occasions.
The Babcocks managed to cope
with HolZbaughs only in the first
period when defenseman Jack
IN0dl %0iiA1il y
opening goal to enable Toledo to
end the period on even terms.
THREE FOR JAMESON
From then on the game was
rout with goalie Morrie Gerth
having very indifferent luck in the
Toledo nets.
Before play was concluded
Jimmy Jameson. the Indian for
ward from Brantford, had rung
up three goals; Zunich added an
other, and Bernie Ruelle ham,
mered one home.
Keith Crossman, formerly Of the
University of Michigan and now
with the Windsor Spitfires. was
awarded a diamond ring and tro-
ply for being selected the most
hockey player in the Mich
igan-Ontario league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
I'd Place Hoosiers
Nipped; Michigan
Beats Purple
BIG TEN STANDINGS

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Michigan Is, Northwestern 30.
wisconsin So, Indiana 30.
Illinois IS, Ohio state S.
Minnesota 90. Chicago "a.
Purdue 81, Iowa %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Persuaded Wings. M to Fly

Once attached to the companys Detroit office Tompkns is
associated agency foreign department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

Toledo spares-Nicholson Geofrsy. VII
iiams. Greasy. Bonafant, Duncan.
Holzbaugh spares-Stoddsrt, Hales, Ele
nich MeKenns aTylor. Anderson.
Referee-Charles AcVeigh. Linesman -
Stan McCabe.
FIRST PERIOD
1-Hozbaugh Zunich tB. Ruellep. II :o2.
2-Toledo Smith tNicholson). u :O6.
Penalties-None.
SECOND PERIOD
3-Holzhaugh Zunich tHalesl. 3.02.
4-Holzbaugh: b. Ruelle johnson, Jamie
som, 5:5I.
5-Hoizbaugh Jameson tJohnsonl. 1907.
Penalties-None
THIRD PERIOD
s-Holxbaugh: Jameson tJohnson). 10 IS
T-Holzbaugh: Jameson tHalesl. 1928
PenAlties-Smith. Stoddart.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

OSCAR WITT deposed manager of Cleveland:
Joe DiMAGGIO can do things better unconscious
than most ball players can conscious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
New Turf Bill
Being 5peeded
By Legislators

LANSING, Feb. 25.-Michigan
Legislators today speeded action on
bill to give Detroit race fans a
| fool-proof totalizer to regulate
betting odds, and at the same time
increase the states revenue from
horse racing.
Hoping to enact the new law
before the running season opens at
the Fair Grounds in May, the state
affairs committee of the House
recommended the measure favor
ably last night and today it is be-
fore the ways and means commit
tee for an appropriation.
The bill, introduced by Rep.
George Higgins (R) of Ferndale,
has the support of the admins
tration.
ALSO GETS GUARANTEE
1t give the state 21z per cent
cut in the betting poll, with a
guarantee of $500 day. At pres
ent the state collects a flat tax of
50 500 daily from the Detroit Rae
ing Association.
Under the present statute, the
association takes ia per cent of
all bets. With the state collecting
pa per cent, the total cut will be
10 per cent, plus the breaks to a
dime.
The measure would create a
three-man racing commission, but
only the chairman would receive
salary. In its original the salary
was fixed at Sc 1000 year, but this
was cut to $1,000 by the state af-
fairs committee.
STARTS INSTALLING 1T
The bill requires installation of
totaliZer. an automatic machine
which registers changing betting
odds at minute intervals.
Clarence f. Lehr. president of
the Detroit Racing Association, al
ready has started installing the
device and the rental of y of /
per cent on each bet will be paid
by the association.
THE proposed new law will
Increase the revenue to the state
by at least 100000 year."
Representative Higgins pre-
dicted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

ARTHUR PILLSBURY of the A. A. A: MAYS will win
the indianapolis this
to crash through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

EDDIE MEADE, manager of Henry Arm
strong: ARMSTRONG will end up In the
bread line. He has $4,000 annuity all paid for"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
What They Sag

LARRY MacPHAn: the Cubans forget their
internal troubles brooklyn Dodgers train in Havana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

BUCK NEWSOM: "John Barrymore Ii so
broke he doesn't know where his next wife is
coming FROM"
JAKE POWELL: I'll murder Pacific Coast
pitching and be back in the majors I'm June when
the Tigers and Yanlxs will be needing right handed
hitting outfieder."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

BILL McKECENIE. Cincinnati manager: sPui
down FRANK MCCORMICK an iron man. He,
played every game since he took first base
for Cincinnati in 1897"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

ELMER LAYDEN: "An owners In the Ms
tional Football League anxious to make the
league strong possible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

BEAT Midland" cry grows as
Santa Anita 100000 handicap
nears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

New York Yankees order hold
out Joe DiMaggio to report to
training camp by March 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

BILL EDWARDS, coach of the Lions: win
do II 1871 will a success"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

Detroit Outfielder HAM,
yGreenberg denies he has askel
for draft deferment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Twenty Years of utility

There is something almost melancholy in the final
dissolution by Jay Lovesone of his so-caled splinter
group" of the Communist party
Probably you heard of Jay Lovestone which is
the ultimate commentary his 20 of effort to make
the United States Communist.
In radical circles, however Lovestone is quite
He of the founders of the American Communist
party and in its early days he the Browder of the
He rushed off Russia for instructions from
time to time and it because he dared to have little
disagreement with Joe Stain matter of policy in the
L. s. that Lovestone eased out and Browder sub
etituted. Lovesone, then. in the fashion of all zealos
founded his own private Communist party, and very pr
waite II remained, too.
Now. after 90 years he gives up, and disbands the
whole shooting match. The existing socialist and radical
groups essentially out of touch with American life and
its problems. ne says sadly. They live in artificial
world of their that makes it impossible for them
to the fatal defects of their existence They
able to take positive, constructive stand presenday
problems
Well 129 257 e7s people in the United States have known
for long time those things which took Lovestone
90 years of heart-breaking effort to discover.
With the other radical parties il fares scarcely better.
PROVIDERS orthodox, or totammersion Communist party,
u. S. A., has achieved any mass following in the
group it loudly claims to represent. Communist policy
outside Russia has been uniformly bust 1t largely
responsible for turning Germany to the Nazs 1t
materially aided the collapse of France 1t disrupted the
Republican defense Of SPAIN and brought the disorders
that gave Japan its opportunity TO overrun China.
The Socialists, after a brief filtration with the Com
muniss have had to start all again after receiving
that kiss of death and the for all radical parties
in the last election lower than it has ever been in
recent times.
Why! Because the comman realizes instinctvely
what it took Loyesone 20 years earn-that the pro-
grams advanced have little do with life know it,
and when applied have brought nothing but and death
No radical party make the slightest Roadway
In the United States until it convnces large numbers of
people that socialist deeply socalzing program be
brought about in democratic society. No such example
has been produced; convincing demonstration in
the conduct of the parties themselves has been given
Americans continue to be reluctant to toss away their
liberties, their demonstrated advances their wesrounded
faith orderly progress, for wio hewsp promise
Of pie In the sky bye and bye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
MONDAY. JANUARY ~

Adverse planetary aspects rule
today. Merchants and msnufsc-
turers should delay important
decisions. Labor ia subject TO
threatening portents.
Heart and Home: Women
should attend strictly To routine
duties. II isa fortunate day for
looking after household tasks.
Clothing should be carefully in
spected and all that 10 superflu-
Gus should be gwen away. for
need viii be great ~ the cold
weather continues severe. Epi-
denies 0 colds and attendant
ills will be Of extraordinary sf-
feet and many deaths are fore
cast among the unfortunate of
ali lands.
International Affairs: Aus
tralis comes under a favorable
planetary direction for 1871. al
though the first three months
Of the year viii bring many
serious problems. A political
crisis il indicated by midsum-
mer. Many reforms will De
sought and there may be reason
10 fear the ambitions Of Japan
which long has cast ooyetous
eyes upon the lands and riches
Of the spar-ly populated Do
minion.
Persons whose blrthdste 1t -
have the ausury OF a year q
tests that bring ultimate good
fortune. Litigation should be
avoided.
Children born on this csy
probably will be keen in mind
and strong in body. They Will
be fond OF change and Will be
fortunate In military or en-
ginesring sctivitiea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven of these
test questions Turn to page Is
for the answers.
!. Does an automobile travel
ing at 20 miles per hour con-
sumo more or less gasoline per
mile than az 20 miles per hour?
?. A perfume made from or i'm
itating the odor OF the red jas
mine OF the West Indies il
called Fl?
8. Was Julius Caesar or
Augustus Caesar the first en-
peror of the Roman empire
4. Name the native country
Of the composer Gounod.
5. Which play opens with the
line, When shall we three meet
again -
s. Which character in The
Mikado' is the Lord High Ex-
ecutioner?
Z. Who composed the music Of
La Traviata"?
6. Name the vice president Of
the L. S. who was tried for
treason.
9. In which group of islands
is Palawan7
10. What are homophones7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
SAVINGS Increasing

For the seventh consecutive year savings deposits of the
banks of the United States have increased.
Last midsummer they reached the stupendous total of
&257 $50 0OO There were PCS accounts and while
that does the number of depostors since
people have than account it certainly
that savings widely distributed the
people than some would have us think.
This gives clew the funds the government proposes
tap if it begins float loans in the of 1917
10 For this money deposit actually in existence and
il borrowed by the for bonds 1t does not in
the amount of and thus lend toward initiation
would borrowing banks which simply book
keeping credit II is another glimpse of the defensive snews
Of this great country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
in
Stamps
Youngest Republic Poys
For German Protection

SLOVAKlA, youngest republic 10
emerge from German reorgani-
zatlon Of Europe, is paying for the
protective might Of Nazi war lords.
The forests of Slovskia, pictured
on the stamp above, are going into
German mills TO provide the cell
lulose so necessary in Hltler's
wartime economic system.
Practically al the resources of
this tiny nation. which covers only
$4,000 square miles, have been
taken over by the protectors. It's
mines yield iron, Ignite. gold and
silver. Many OF It's own steel mills
have been closed because o, In.
German demand. Germany PAYS
in reichmsrks.
Slovakla came into existence the
same day Czechoslovakis dissn-
pesred from the maps. The re-
public declared its Independence
the day Germany invaded b.
hemis, March Il. 1893. won q
promise from Hitler guaranteeing
frontiers for IS years.
Inc areas rich resources have
been prize for every European
conqueror. Even the Turks held
the district for some time. Hun
gary controlled the province for
thousand years, until the World
war peace treaties incorporated Il
into Czechoslovakia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

For the first time here
abouts since World War |.
the humble dogfish is the
object Of fishermen's af-
fections. At long last the
critters are good for some
thing.
II your memory s long you'll
recall the ballyhoo Of some two
decades ago. the tough. unsp-
petizing. inscrutshle 4 ogftsh
wasn't fit even for Siwssh
menus but put him in can
and call him a grsyfish' and
re took his place alongside Of
liberty steak. health bread and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
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brings 50 ton. or SIS a ton
for whole cafCasses There's a
profit margin for the fisherman
even in cleaning his own fish
Doensh are certainly plentiful
heresbouts. 50 armed with a
1OO-hook set line. 81 license
FOR = years Use o. same, ara
modicum Of energy. most any
gent can make groceries.
To make al this possible,
Wilcox makes oil and meal. as
We mentioned
We were surprised to learn
that Dogfish oil IS so versatile.
The blessed stuff is used for such
diverse things as soap. fruit
tree sprays. leather processing,
tin-plating and medicinal poultry
feed
The oil-free meal is less sdsp-
table. poultry feed and fertilizer
are its best uses.
Wilcox doesn't work with
the liver he buys. as that is a
highly technical laboratory pro-
cess. Such purchase is more on
the service side. like the occa-
sional food fish he buys Both
are turned into the proper mark
eting ohannelsD
Possessor Of a somewhat per-
manently sidetracked mentality,
we here slightly amazed that
despite a pressure of $50 pounds
to the inch when the oil is ex-
tracted from the pulverized
sawdust-like cooked fish meal,
Dogfish eyes emerge from the
strenuous experience as clear
and very hard amber marbles.
Have one in our pocket.
When the merchant motorshiI
APE lpohout ~ lhuiNntu a. pei
schedule today at Beaumont, Tex.
the L. S Maritime commission,
vice president in charge OF banana,
will be right in his glory. Yep
Official sanction was given to som,
dreamer-upper, WHIT
decided the ways should be shckec
with some 1000 ripe bananas
skins and all
War Yarn: Commanding hi.
yacht Water Gypsy. Punch Editor
Alan Patrick Herbert, helps pstro
the Thames. He's proud that al
members of his crew are ready fol
instant action. Proof-Durine ,
dinner party aboard one night h
barked In quarterback style: Lad,
Aston overheard" A steward Sc
down a dish ne was serving anc
jumped over the side.