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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07

Ted and Flo Vallette, national
ly known flag twirlers and cham
pion drum major and drum ma
jorette, will be among the prom
inent stars of stage, screen and
radio who will take part in "By
Dawn's Early Light" the spec
tacular musical cavalcade that
will be presented nightly in front
Of the grandstand during the
Ohio State Fair, August 23 to 90.
The feature will be the appear
ance nightly Of the Catherine
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07
Cars Collide
Killing Two

Albert Rubin, 21, of Brookline,
Me-, and James Hamilton, Jr.,
40, of Chagrin Falls, were both
killed early Wednesday morning
in a head-on automobile collision
two miles west of Hebron on
Route 40. Several other occu-
pants of the automobiles were in
iured and taken to the City hos
pital. Both cars were badly
damaged.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07

| have remembered that
| was elected by a major
ity of the people to serve
as their Representative
and have acted in good
faith to protect their in
terests. l have endeavOr-
ed to lend a helping hanSs
whenever the opportunity
presented itself to the
working man, the pro-
fessiOnal man, the busi-
ness man, the Industrial
ist, the jObless, and every
one who has asked for any
favor it was in my power
to grant. / have directed
all the power vested in me
by law toward this end.
| will ask that you keep
in mind the fact that the
office of mayor is merely
the executive branch of
the city gOvernment-nOt
legislative.
| have supported all pro-
posed legislation which /
believed to be for the good
of the taxpayers and the
progress of the city of
Newark. I cOuld not con-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07

Littlefield Ballet and ]. Charles
Gilbert, star of the Metropolitan
Opera.
The production, which will be
directed by Howard Tooley, who
gained prominence as special
events director of the New York
Worlds Fair, is being staged by
WLW Promotions, Inc.
The performance will start
each night at 8:15, preceded by
an hours concert by the ALI
Ohio Boys band.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07

HOUSE GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kimble of
Buckeye Lake had as their house
guests last week end, Mrs. Kim
ble's sister and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Stewart of Indian
apolis, Ind, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Cooper of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Cooper is the daughter of
the Kimbles. Mr.. Cooper is en-
ployed in the sales department OF
the Owens-Corning Fiberglas
corporation plant in Pittsburgh.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07
ALUMINIUM DRIVE
NETS 5000 POUNDS

Stanley Shaw, Newark fire
chief, and chairman of the
Licking County Aluminium
Drive, announced this week
that 5000 pounds of the metal
was collected. 1t was taken to
the junk yard in Columbus
where two officers were de-
tailed to watch the sorting
which was done by prison
labor. The metal was then
taken to the smelters in Cleve-
land.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07

Aug. 5 in the City hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Warth-
en-, 403 Florence street, a daugh-
ter, Aug. in the City hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Coen,
206 South Fourth street, a son
in the City hospital, Aug. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matthews,
140 Granville street, a son in the
City hospital, Aug. 5.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07

July 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rose, 419
Seroco avenue, daughter Aug.
8 in the City hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Sheets, 81
Wildwood avenue, son, Robert
Franklin, Jr., in the home, July
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Sell
by, 419 Seroco avenue, a son
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07
Republican Club
To Meet Friday

Members of the Licking county
Republican club will meet Friday
night at 8 p. m. in Monroe hall.
Candidates will be present and a
musical program and social time
is being planned by the commit
tee.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Henton w. Keller. de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given
that H. S. Hilleary, Hanover. Ohio
r. F. D. No. 1, has been duly ap-
pointed as Administrator or the
Estate of Henton w. Keller, oe-
ceased. late of Licking County,
Ohio. Dated this 1st day of Aug
HENRY C. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court,
A 7-14-21 Licking County. ONO.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-08-07
BE SAFE!

of thanking the citizens of Newark whose
support have had during first holding of public office 1t
has been great pleasure the best of abi
ity kept the promise that made during last
campaign that there would not be selected allowed to
policies administration. Any mistakes
have made in your mind mine alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Exhibition Games

ST. Louis IN 40 100 oo0-4 10 ]
Montgomery (SE) 600 600 600 , l
isnier. KimDau 90 aud ". Cooper,
Padgett (6J. Walker Ferguson 60 and
Petersen. Cafeso a..
Philadelphia CND COL 600 0oo-i . ?
Newark dntl 600 lei 0ox-2 o
Christopher. queen % ana Padden,
sears %.
Chicago CAV no o0e foG--s o
Pittsburgh tNl 600 600 600 ? &
Lyons Dietrich 81 and fresh. Heintzel-
man. tanning (sl and Lopez.
Brooklyn IN 10i OIL o2o-s 10 2
Albany tGa-Flo1 0io oi0 o20-4 = 2
Wicker, Rachunok 81 and Franks
f5l. Duda 90. soven IL. Roode (s).
Renko 90 and Bolton.
chicago NJ oio 2i5 oo2-11 IS /
Philadelphia (A) 500 900 200 Z q
Raffensberger Pressneil e.. Moo.y 81.
page 80 and Scheffinr, Ferrich Miles
80. Mccullom 90. Harris (s1 and Wsg-
uer. Leovieh 90.
Brooklyn (N) o50 202 4i0-i4 10 ?
Casey. Lowery tsl anc owen Pintar.
Gardner Isl aud Maroon.
New York a. OOi 300 600 Oi-5 u o
Ruffing. Lindeii 80 and Rossr syi-
yestri 50; Mustaikis. Intlekofer 50 and
Rensa
ST. Louis fA) 900 i01 1917 - q
Boston IN col oi0 10 10 5
Kennedy. NeVMn Cs1 and Gruhe: strin-
eevich. sullivan (2l. William o., Javery
81, Piechota t9) and Berries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
They Can Forget old Days

the old guard dies but surrenders I'm in
belief battered into oblivion last
night
The old guard boxing, present always at fight left
the Olympia shaking their heads and shooting
sparks from stee laxative The looks their faces told
the The flash from those drove home for
keeps
No longer will they talk CALAMITY of other days of
the when blood spilled with vaor and
longer will they list the superlaves opposite the of
Tommy Grogan and Ray Miller longer they the
good old days" the best
In that white patch Of light that is Olympias rngde
there night the fight of this century.
didn't thing the of the world In gold and glory
little whacking each others
facial features Even Detroit their home had not taken it
seriously. To both of these boys everything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
M Trails Towers
Greatest Wolverine SUim' Team Is GiUen Scant
Chance to Retain AAU Championship
BY GEORGE f.. VAN

ANN ARBOR. April IA Uni
versity Of Michigan swimming
team which its coach. Matt Mann.
has called the greatest in the
schools history. trailed the Tower
Club of Chicago p points to Is
today and was given scant chance
of retaining the National A. A. u.
indoor team title in the final
events tonight.
The Chicago club is favored to
win in three out of the five starts.
Kiefer is just about a
lead-pipe cinch to keep his back
stroke crown for the sixth straight
year.
Otto Jaretz, winner of the 300
yards free style yesterday. and
whose spectacular 50.4 anchor leg
in the 400-yard relay beat Michi-
gan's best, is favored 10 keep his
crown in the century sprint to-
night. Bill Prev of the Detroit
a. c. is his strongest rival
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Heart Attack Fatal
To Lou Nova Fan

NEW YORK. April SINS
A loyal rooter of Lou Nova's, A. j.
P. Vandermyer of Los Angeles.
was stricken with a fatal heart
attack when Nova knocked out
Max Baer last night in the eighth
round at Madison Square Garden.
The s. year old businessman.
who had made the 3.000-mile trip
from his home especially to see
Nova fight. was rushed TO Poly
clinic Hospital. across the street
from the Garden but was dead on
arrival.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Wood Stays Ahead
He Adds II for 1877 Total and Three-Stroke Lead
OUer Nelson at Halfway in Masters

champion. was in third place with
ITO for al trailed by Willie
Goggin. Sam Byrd. Clayton Heaf-
ner, jug McSpaden and Ben
Hogan. all with one hundred and
forty-threes.
Back Of them came Ed Dudley,
the home pro. and Lighthouse Harry
Cooper with one hundred and
forty-fiveS. followed by defending
champion Jimmy Demaret, Ray
Mangrum and Horton Smith with
one hundred and forty-sixes.
While the foregoing thus we're
keeping in the running. Bobby
Jones. who built the course in per-
DotQatiOr of hts t-4fff-e Vas held
ing valiantly 70 twenty-fifth place
with q rs and 71-150. which was
the surprise OF the tournament so
Tar. lie didn't even finish last year.
and hasn't been much better al
this stage In any OF the eight
nfasteE-- tournaments held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

thorough tryoHt during the Spring
season and if they prove satisfac-
tory will be part of the system
when the Fall session open. The
Spring drills will continue until
next Friday when a Today recess
for vacation will be called. The
final practice of the season will be
held May 10.
Two of last years lettermen
have been lost to- the squad
through military service Jack
Butler. a tackle from Port Huron.
and Bob krejSa, a haifback from
Shaker Heights, O.. have joined
the air force. Both were veterans
who had been assured a place on
the starting team next year. Sev-
eral other players have talked To
the coaches about joining the
army or navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
.Bok ) :! 9!
~ BY BOB m,.Y&y
Mccoy NettlOp Battle Rates With
Those Gr0gan and Miller Frays
"Let no man put asunder !.

lei put asunder :.
Let man. woman child today put asunder" the
3ondage that holds together fighters fight fans Detroit
There holy reunion last night at Olympia before a
email rejoicing crowd They of the atime great
blood thunder fights in this town. They fight that
Of Lincoln. They fight that
carried with every single element that devotees of the
manly art could ask.
Personally speaking fight between blond Young Kid
Mccoy and gallant AL Netow the black knight of River Rouge
that will linger long.
Mccoy and he deserved it. They have promised him
chance the glory in his divisiona sc Irritation
with the head of Psburghs Ftze MVc
they don't shove him too fast said the man with
up g" hope they just give this kid another
couple fights. II they'll patiently wait Young Md Mccoy
is gonna be the next champion of the world"
A moment caught smiling Joe Could the Kids new
manager
Certainly we're going through with the Uvic fight he
shouldn't 1t isn't kid that gets chance
champion of the world Zvic is great champion
the good that fights him has chance
10 win. Mccoy GOOD man."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

AUGUSTA, Ca. April Big
Craig Wood Of Mamaroneck. y
Y. has closed his fingers a little
tighter on another major golf
championship, hopeful that this one
will not be Snatched from his
grasp in the stretch as so many
have been down through the years.
Wood. who has let more SEEM
ingly clinched titles slide away
than any other man in the game.
yesterday added II. one under
par. 10 his pace-setting 66 Of
Thursday in the annual masters
championship, and with his Be-
hole aggregate Of 1877 has a three
stroke lead over Byron Nelson.
national professional champion.
whose IL and 50 gave hun a l40.
LITTLE Il THIRD
a. the midway point Of the =
hole tournament which ends Sun
day, lawson Eiittiite-,. tire 9frff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Rival Managers Urge Them On

There rereating. There backing up There
breathing space There nothing except Winston
Churchill dramatically might say there nothing except
blood and and toll.
Lightning leather being propelled by two swift ind
youngsters both fighting before home folks
Neow with his young kid brother crying and pleading his
Mccoy with the soothing calm words of Joe
Gould in his at the end of each round
Keep it hid you're winning this the fight
need this is the fight that will make you keep
your head keep crowding him you beat him once, you
do 1t again -
Gould kept up this chant. round after round
The championship of the world j. Hid you're
out in front don't relax keep going :"
In the other of the great of box
ing al Weil-cagey as they a comforting and rotund
figure to have around when the sc bricks flying
You've got TO win this AL" he kept saying
home town is counting you the fight will be with
the champion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Bout
Is Headed Here
Jacobs to Confer
With Briggs on
= Title Fray

Detroit is likely 10 get the
heavyweight championship battle
between Lou Nova and champion
Joe Louis this Summer.
Promoter Mike Jacobs has in
formed his staff here that he
will confer within the next week
with Walter o. tSpiket Briggs
Jr., concerning the possibility of
Leasing Briggs Stadium for the
bout.
"Young Briggs refused to
make any official statement but
indicated his father would be
willing for the STADIUM to be
rented for any heavyweight
championship bout that would
be a credit to the city.
Nova's Knockout of Baer In
the eighth round of last nights
fight In New York would indicate
that he Is a worthy foe for
Louis here, or anywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
BarIund' Purse
Is Held Up

CHICAGO. April s. Billy Conn
Of Pittsburgh. who has a date to
meet Joe Louis for the heavy
weight title in June. last night
scored a technical knockout over
Gunnar Barlund of Finland when
Paul Damski. Barlund's manager.
refused TO let his charge continue
the fight.
The crowd Of 1i.4lS at the Chi
cago Stadium began 10 boo the dull
fight from the second round until
il was stopped when Bariund failed
to come up for the eighth round
Illinois boxing commissioner Shell
don Clark announced Immediately
after the fight he was holding up
Barlund's purse pending an in
vestigation.
The boxing commission physician
told Barlund he could continue on
with the eighth round but the
Firms manager vetoed this, saying
10 Barlund
DO you think I'm going to let
him kill you?"
Barlund was bleeding profuSely
from cuts on the face at the end
of the seventh, but did not appear
10 be in real distress. The Finn IS
noted for bleeding easily from a
number of old cuts that adorn his
face.
This match was supposed TO be
a warmup for Conn in preparation
for his fight with Louis, but he
showed only one or TWO flashes Of
his widely advertised punching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Does Honor TO Great Name

AS walked from the had to remember the first
day Adam Panga that his them.
1t at gymnasium in Woodward was standing
there with Norman Seby the and only Kid Mccoy. He had
Adam Panga BEFORE he had that the kid
his ring moniker
II think he hasi It," Kid "I'l risk having him
carry around the rings of America"
Wherever the No. Kid Mccoy happened to be last evening
he must have been wearing smile The kid Mccoy
being anonted with the oils of and skill
and hope for the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
ACTION TO FINAL BELL

They set a terrific pace, these
two Few among the crowd OF
4,709 who paid a gross gate OF
SO. 1877 could remember bout in
which such a pace was sustained
to the final bell.
It wasn't anyssetup for Mccoy,
because the ringwise Nettlow had
a jabbing left that produced a
swelling above The Kids left eye.
And in the third round when the
over-anxious Kid came into his
opponent wide open, Nettiow
tagged him well from the ropes.
BY the time the sixth round
came around Mccoy began to feel
at home. Even Nettlow's skill at
infghting was reduced to mimi
mum as The Kid began to measure
his opponent.
And in the seventh round Nc
Coy shot across a right that sent
Nettlow to his knee tor no count.
The River Rouge boys eye was
gradually closing and the fight had
taken its final turn.
From there on in il was a queS-
ton of how long Nettlow would
last. He went the route as much
because of McCoys overeagerness
as the result of his own courage
and ability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Netftow Never Quit Trying

Blood flowing from AIS left eye He and tired
and discouraged He had been throwing everything he had
McCoys leather quicker Mccoy had been landing first
Mccoy was beating him to the punch.
But Al in those last three rounds proved his class
the little kid brother in the how the thorough
bred comes on in the stretch for the thoroughbred be he
horse, gives all he has stretch Nettlow did
last night
fights in Detroit again he will be remembered
that unrelenng he threw everything the
battle hoping that the Sister Faes would make seven
eleven"
But the harder Nettlow fought the gallant and
courageous he became we'll that when the other
oughbred Kid Mccoy pulled victory pulled away
future that bright and sparkling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
M Ready for Mud
Coach Crisler Gives Squad Chance to Become
Accustomed to Handling Slippery Ball
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. April Set it
rain. Michigan is ready for it.
Coach Fritz Crisier and his staff
of assistants took advantage of
the rain storm yesterday TO &C.
custom the Michigan gridders to
handling a slippery ball. The
coaches found the muddiest spot
on the field and held long dummy
scrimmage during a heavy down
pour.
The Wolverines are experiment
ing with the new rule that per-
mits handing the ball forward.
Crisler has worked out several
short reverse plays where the ball
carrier cuts in closer to the line
Of scrimmage passing in front of
the tailback.
These new plays will get a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Wayne -
Adds Pair
WifhDaIeS

A home and home series with
HillSdale College has been added
to the Wayne University baseball
schedule. Coach Joe Truskowski
announced today
The Tartars will be hosts to the
Dalers May u. and will play the
return engagement at Hillsdale
May 80.
The addition of the two con-
tests gives the Wayne nine a 10
game card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
ANOTHER FOR TOWERS

Kiefer and Jaretz also will
team with Elroy Heydtke in the
300-Yard medley relay in the
third event. the Tower Club is eX-
pected 10 win. In the other two
events listed. Earl Clark of Ohio
State is counted on to continue
his sweep of diving honors from
the t6-foot board while The 40
Yard race looms as toss-up with
Jimmy Welsh and Johnny Patten
of Michigan in there as the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Nova Stops Baer
In Eighth Round
BY BOB CONSIDINE
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, April 5.-Lou
Nova. disciple of the ancient
Hindu practice of Yoga, went into
a kind of trance last night at
Madison Square Garden, casually
absorbed Max Baer's hardest
punches. then came on and
stopped .Baer after 2:18 Of the
eighth round.
The fumbling stumbling. but
efficient Nova thus scored his Sec
ond technical knockout OF the gar
rulous on ct me heavyweight
champion. And ne earned beyond
all question of doubt shot at
Joe Louis title. They will meet
next September.
Nova took a dozen or so Of the
hardest punches ever thrown. and
one of them. a crushing right. sent
him careening into the ropes in
a dizzy sprawl in the fourth round.
But he came off the ropes with
the same glazed. semimystic light
in his eyes. stood in the middle OF
the ring. held out his arms and
shrugged. as if TO say rs that all
you've got -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Joe PIatak Is No. |
In HandbaII Seedlings

CHICAGO. April SINS
Joe Platak of Chicago defending
champion. and Jack Clements of
San Francisco. runner-up for the
crown last year. today were
seeded one-two for the National
A. A. L. singles handball cham
pionship starting in Chicago Mon
day. Angelo Trulio Of New York.
the 1882 champion, was seeded
third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

strongest challengers against dc
Tending champion Tom Haynie o
the Detroit Athletic Club
Champions crowned in yester
days events follow.
220 yards free style-OttO
Jaretz. Tower Club, Chicago.
Time, 2:l0.3.
800 yards individual medley
-AdOlph Kiefer, Tower Club,
Chicago. Time. 1926.
Low-board diving-EarI Clark,
Ohio State.
200 yards breast stroke
James Skinner, L. VI. Time,
2:41.7.
400-yard relay-TOwer Club
Henry koslOwski. Frank Hen
ming. Ed kirar, Otto Jaretz).
Time-3:29.6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Fifty Teams Enter
Altoona Tournament

With the deadlne for entries set
at midnight Saturday, so teams
are entered in the third annual
West Side Courier mixed tourna-
ment starting April u al Altoona
Bowling Alleys. Separate entries
in doubles will bring the individual
total competing TO 260. with sew
eral additional teams, fves and
doubles expected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Brick Owens Is III

. CHICAGO, April SUNS
Clarence 4Briek4- Owens s3Ir for
mer American League umpire. was
reported in a critical condition
today at Grant Hospital, followA
ing a heart attack last week.
Owens was retired in 1888 after
% years as an American League
rr-t,ttef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
A GOOD PRoPHESY

Stanley Brauninger. coach Of the
Chicago outfit. said before the
meet that the 400 and 300-yard
relays would decide the champion
ship.
His prophesy was working out
today after his 400-yard relay
quartet had turned in the follow
ing times 10 beat Michigan in
1926. Henry KoSlowski, :52.S;
Harold Hennlng. :53.6; Ed kirar.
:52S. and JaretZ. :504
Michigan's quartet swan as
follows: Jimmy Welsh, :53.2, Dob
son Burton. :524; Charles Barker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Hockey

NATIONAL LEAGUE
SERIES 4
Boston defeats Toronto. games ia 3.
SERIES n
DETROIT defeats Rangers, ? games TO /.
SERIES Z
Chicago defeats Montreal. games 10 I
SERIES ID
DETROIT defeats Chicago, ? games 20 o.
STANLEY CUP FINALS
tfour out Of severn
SUNDAYS GAME
DETROIT NJ Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SERIES 4
Cleveland defeats Providence, games
Ia 1.
SERIES n
Hershey defeats New Haven. games
to o.
SERIES &
Pittsburgh defeats Springfield, games
to !.
Hershey 6sfeats Pittsburgh. : Eaure-
10 1.
SERIES y
Three out ~ five
Cleveland 9. Hershey tovsrtimel.
. tier-isn1 :, ttersney 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Wayne u. Relays
Are Set for May }

The 1871 Wayne University re-
lays. an annual event for high
schools in the metropolitan and
areas. will be held May
3 at the Belle Isle athletic field
David L. Holmes. athletic director,
announced tOdaV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Proves His Right
For Crack at Champion
Kid Shows Class in
Repeating Win
Over NettloW
LAST NIGHTS REsrLrs

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Young Kid Mccoy, lie, Dearborn, Do
cisioned Al Nettlow, I4fiz, River Rouge
DOl. For the welterueight champion
ship Of Michigan.
PREIJMINAHITS
Harvey Dubs, 1875 Windsor ds-
eisioned Chief Crazy Horse, 1892. Pasa-
dena, Cal. 90.
George Burneite. $50. Detroit. de-
eIsIoned NtOse Brown. IButa, MskeeHpoTt,
Ia. fSIs
Dempsey McPhaii. 15s. Detroit. and
Eddie Martin. 1855, Detroit. drew 80,
-N4aEss4.-I4s-P1 Pittsburgh -rsos
over Jimmy Mccormick, ifSIz. Detroit
BY technical knockout t5l.
Tony AReona. 1913, Detroit. knocked
out Lou Fox, 40, Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
0'Medra, Irish Star,
Gets Coaching Berth

SOUTH BEND. Ind, April s.
tINS1-Walter c. o ffeara of
Stamford, Conn, quarterback at
Notrc Dame the last three years.
today signed a contract to coach
high school sports and teach phys
ical education at Bowling College.
Des Moines, la.