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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
DOMINATE PLAY

Detroit was team not to be
denied in the first AZ minutes OF
the grand finale, even as Oshkosh
was a great challenger in the last
three. Especially in the first three
quarters, when they earned a 35-
% lead, were the Eagles cham-
pionship club last night.
The longest and the shortest Of
the Detroiters-big Ed Sadowsl<i
and diminutive Bud Jeanette
were the backbone of the Eagles
attack. Sadowski dominated the
blackboard rebound play with his
usual consistency and turned in a
superb defensive game in shutting
out Capt. Leroy (Turk) Edwards,
usually the ace of the Oshkosh Of
tense, without a basket. Edwards
lone field goal came when Bob
Calihan was momentarily guard
ing him.
Jeannette-the little man who
was always there-was equally inn
portant to the Detroit triumph.
His floor work kept the Oshkosh
offense off balance most of the
way, and his three successive field
goals at the start of the second
half virtually put the battle on ice.
GET 8-POINT LEAD
Sadowski counted four quick
points at the games start before
Oshkosh took a shot at the bas-
ket, and thereafter the trio Of
Sadowski, Ahearn and Calihan
banged away to give Detroit a
comfortable ID to 6 lead at the
close of the first quarter.
Midway in the second quarter
the Eagles margin was increased
to 20-8. thanks to Sadowski's con-
troll of the blackboard rebounds.
Herm Witasek then led a brief
Oshkosh comeback that closed the
margin to 20-14. but Jack Ahearn
started functioning with two field
goals that put Detroit in front.
26-16, at the half.
Until the middle of the third
quarter. Detroit had counted IL
straight free throws. The free toss
advantage, plus Jeannette's three
opening baskets, put Detroit in
front, 80 to II, midway in the
third, and everything appeared
over but the returning of the
trophies to the Motor City.
The Eagles received a stiff jolt
in the defensive department when
Calihan was dismissed on five per-
sonal fouls, midway in the third.
and thereafter the 15-point lead
became smaller and smaller. How
ever. there was little worry on
the Eagle bench at the end of the
third, what with the Detroiters
enjoying what appeared to be q
safe 35 to % lead.
Then Oshkosh went into high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Summaries on Next Page
indianapolis Girl
Breaks Swim Mark

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 20
INS)-Negotiating the distance
in 3:07.8, Patty Aspinall. 14-year-
old Indianapolis swimming ace. to-
day chalked up a new American
record in the 220-yard breast
stroke final of the women's ma
tional A. A. u. senior champion
ships. The new time clips off
OBJ from the former record of
300 set last year by Fujiko Kat
sutani of Honolulu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

Nair might supplant Bartell as short
stop in the Tiger lineup, though no
disparagment Of McNair's playing
ability was intended. The replacement
of Bartell by McNair has been talked.
though nobody knows why in view oil
the fact that at this writing Enc has
not even played in game. McNair'
whom the Tigers obtained from the
White Sox, has been on the shelf with
a sprained ankle.
Whether or not McNair will be the
shortstop as far as your correspondent
knows. is pure conjecture. Baker has
said that "all jobs are OPEN. which
gives McNair a chance as it does others.
I'VE presume. Bartell has been charged
nth being three years older than Nc
Nair According to that line of reason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

owner of a sail
boat in local
waters 10 be a
racing skipper
during the COM
ing season re-
gardless of the
design or age
OF his ship.
Delegates of
the De troll
River Yachting
AsSo CT a [ i o n
h g a rtily en-
dorsed the plan
at the Spring
meeting of the
body at the De-
troit Yacht Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
d. K. Y. A. Regatta
Gard for 1871

May 30-Detroit Yacht Club.
June old Club ttentntiNel.
June It--Bayvtew Long Distance Race.
June 2l-Detroif Boat Club.
June 2s-NIills Trophy Toledo \. 1.
July 4-tsrasse Pointe y. {.
July 6-N Windsor Yacht Club.
July IL hiesgo- Naekinac Race.
July l9-Fort Huron Msckinac Race
uentatiNel.
Aug. 2--fdison Boat Club.
Aug. 9-i5-Interlake Regatta-Put-In.
BAY.
Aug. 16--Grosse lie y. {.
Aug. 2S-Crescent Sail \. c.
Aug. 30-t;rosse Pie. Club.
sept. Cd. \. {. Sweepstakes.
sept 13--B. y. G. Al Night Race.
sept. &C. 2. y. &. Blue Water Race
Oct. f-Detroit River eatboat cham
pionships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Seton Hall, |. |. u.
In Cage Semifindls

NEW YORK, March 20.-(INS)
Seton Hall College and Long
Island University chalked up vic
tories in the National Invitational
basketball tournament and thereby
to the semifinals. Seton
Hall downed Rhode Island State,
20 to "a; Long Island turned back
College. AZ to 36.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
IRKED AT START

Tolmich was obviously irritated
by the starting of DR.. George May
and in the lows was a full stride
behind the field at the start. A
lunge at the finish then almost put
him even with Thomas and Pinney.
Tom Adams of Wayne was fourth.
The Wolverine quartet was
pushed all the way by the Irish
and was clicked in 3:19.7, one
tenth of a second below the field
house record.
In the feature mile invitation,
mighty Campbell Kane. Big Ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Shippers
Plan New
Race Class
BY GEORGE T.. VAN

Formation OF a handicap per-
centage class by Joe Vance of the
Crescent Sail Yacht Club and
Chester Kicker of the Detroit
Yacht Club viii enable every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

champion from Indiana, strobe to
triumph over Max Lenover of
Loyola, Ralph Schwarzkopf. for
merly of Michigan, and Tom Quinn
of Michigan Normal.
Kane's time of Abs was his
best of the season, but he did not
seem pressed.
William Mihalo of the Ham,
tramck Boys Club bettered his
own record of Z minutes. 13. Sec
onds. in the mile walk when he
finished in TOPS in the opening
event of the program.
(C-. - NJ D-l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

performance rather than on de-
sign and sail area. Three trial
races have tentatively been listed
for May "a to determine the first
handicaps.
These latter will vary at each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
w Swimmers Win

Fisher Y. NJ. c. A. defeated the
Jewish Community Center. ALA.
in a swimming meet in the Fisher
pool. Jim McCuirk led both teams
with a first in the 100-yard back
stroke and first in the 220-yard
free style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Fight Results

ny International News Service
At New Haven. Conn.-sAl Gamer. 116
New Haven Negro. decisiOned Henry Mo
ror 49,. New York tlOl.
Al New Nork-Iarry Fontano, f52. New
York. knocked out Frankie Haynes, ISL
New York ~.
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Continued on Page 36)
luckman Siqns Aqain

NEW YORK. March 20.-GNS)
Sid Luckman. former Columbia
University all-American halfback.
today signed again to play quarter
back for the Chicago Bears. world
c h mpion professional football
team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

ing Dutch Meyer cnch take Charley Gehrngers
Job a second base.
happens, sure there Will be no one VINO
nus the fact lot of muchneeded pep in
and definitely one OF the reasons
the Tigers won the American League Championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

You know Jimmy Johnston?
Sure you do. He's the little
pop-off guy who manages Abe
Simon. him that meets Joe
Louis come tomorrow night at
that Olympia.
But drop around Queens Viii
lage. in New York. and ask for
the guy whose handle is Jimmy
Johnston and what do you get.
(which jimmy" is what you
get.
Because there are three Jim
mics. There's Jimmy himself.
and then there's Jimmy's Jimmy
and then there's Ned's Jimmy.
And if you ask for Ned John
ston. meaning the guy who has
been training the Jewish Giant
for his big battle tomorrow
night you get the same gag. Be-
cause there are three Ned's.
Ned himself. Ned's Ned and
.JimmV's Ned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Edible Starts
Last Series
Tonight
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

The chips will be down when
The Detroit Red Wings and New
York Rangers square away be-
fore a crowd of 10000 for their
opening contest in the National
Hockey League playoffs at
Olympia tonight. And a long
geared. blond husky named Edible
Goodfellow will be pushing his
stack of blues into the Stanley
Cup gamble for the last time as
a Detroit regular.
This opening battle of the first
round is the great game for the
Red Wings. the game they feel
they must win if they are 10 go on
in this playoff fight. To Goodfel-
low. one OF the greatest players
the game has known. this series
probably will offer the last OPP
portunity 10 match sinew and skill,
hickory and steel with the world s
best hockey players in a fight to
bring Detroit Stanley Cup honors.
RANGERS FAVORED
It's been an open secret that this
is the last season as a Detroit
regular for the cool fighter from
Ottawa. who in II years of serv-
ice with the Detroit Hockey Club
has constantly grown in stature
as one of the city's sports heroes.
Club officials have not decided
Just where the 33-year-old Ebbie
will be the most valuable. He may
,remain as the clubs playing
coach and fifteenth man on the
roster or he may work with one
of the minor league clubs affili-
ated with Detroit. He's going 10
stay with the Detroit hockey in
terests if they have TO buy club
for him.
That's Detroit's problem for next
season. however, tonight Edible and
his mates will be out to prove
their mettle against a New York
club which has come along with
such late-season rush that il is
regarded as a good bet to retain
the Stanley Cup.
There are not much better for
wards in hockey than Bryan Hex
tall, the leagues leading goal
scorer: slippery Neil Colville and
big Lynn Patrick The Rangers
have fine goalie in Davie Kerr.
good defense led by Art Coulter.
Hockey hasn't seen a better
passing club than the Rangers the
night they beat the Wings. 60
two weeks ago and they're still
going.
The clubs viii move into New
York after tonight's battle for
the second contest Sunday night
and the third. if necessary. will
be played here Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
IT'S A PUZZLE

Still a little puzzled? It's no
wonder. because Pop himself
gets all mixed up when he trys
TO tell just who's who in his
clan. Pop is actually Jimmy
Johnston Jr.. and Jimmy Jr..
should have a No. 3 tagged after
his name.
1t all started when the orig
inal Jimmy Johnston came over
from England and settled down
in New York City. He was the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

is the Jimmy who has found
Detroit to be his lucky town in
first bringing Bob Pastor and
now Abe Simon here for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Was That C-Note Too Much?

The Dodgers signed Reser three free agent
the kid the stupendous of 100 smackers
sgn-and kid eaped thinking he had suddenly be-
millionaire Reser had been the property of Cardinals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
BELIEVE HOLLER GUY ON INSIDE TRACK

LAKELAND Fla March 20.-When Cleveland was here the
other day. one of Indians predicted:
'If they Bartel out of the lineup the Tiger in
field will 20 back to sleep"
The remark prompted by the possibility that Eric Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

championship matches. Jimmy
was a pretty good bantamweight
in his day. too.
Then there is Willie. Willie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

proud father of four sons, all of
whom wound up in the fight
game.
Oldest son Jimmy, of course,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

last night when Trent McMath
succeeded Richard Ray Daley as
commodore.
Boats will be handicapped on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

pitch Brooklyns flag this year. Wyatt, who won 10
games year hurled better than tatis figured
2Ogame finger the coming with Hamln who did not do
well in 1910, staging comeback.
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Evening star., 1941-04-02

One hour free parking, While
shopping, a fen doors up Sth ST.
on Steels's Lot.
Evening star., 1941-04-02

For the yeo the "sHAH hos been ossocioted with the
opeo profession Washington This signifies thot soty
s founded.
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3-ROOM furnished apt, with bath, oil stoves, Frigidaire, laundry room. Phone 63 from am. to 4 pm.
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Slitkest Tricks Are Used by (on-Men
 On Congressil,eTl
Phonephof0

Continued from Page One)
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By SIGRID ARNE AP Feature Service Writer

WASHINGTON--Mrs. Hugo l. Black probably has poured after dinner coffee for more of this towns recent history makers than any other hostess in the country except Mrs. Roosevelt.
 It was around the Black din- ner table that 30-hour work week was first threshed out (Justice Black was still in the Senate) The bill emerged as the wage-hour law At the same table there was talk of ship subsidies the holding company act, the re- organization bill the Wagner Act.
 It was Mrs. Blacks delicate hu- nor that kept the takers relaxed Typically, the dinner wasn't large The Blacks never give come-one conceal receptions. They invite people who can talk.
 Senate Wife at P
 Naturally, there are dozens oi people who would like to be O., their guest lists. That would sur prise Mrs Black. She's been seri- ously, dead-impressed with her. self in Washington only once.
 That was in 1927 Black hac just been elected to the Senate from Alabama She was a slim pretty 27. They were invited to Z dinner. When they were seated
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ting the bars for exercise.
 A bright well-dressed young man put in his appearance at the con gressman's office. He was from the congressman's state. He was a per sonal friend Cor his father Was), of some of the congressman's most powerful political allies.
 He chatted about them amiably and intimately. He brought the latest bits of gossip and news about them and their families. The conversation ran on and to per sonal things.
 The young man, it seems, was in Washington and in Baltimore and Philadelphia on business. He had inherited quite a fortune. He had just invested it in large im- porting business. In boat which was docked at Baltimore the young man had acquired a large quantity of Scotch whisky.
 I'm not in the whisky busi- ness,' he explained, and because l am now on the go all the time I have no use for it myself. Be- cause so-and-so back home thinks so much of you and because think so much of him, I'd like tc give you half dozen cases"
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Mrs. Black looked down the table, and there, seated below her, was an admiral.
 Later she whispered, in an awed tone, to her husband, Just think. Outranking an Admiral!"
 Well, what of it?"
 You must remember" she said, ''in 1918 I was third-class yeo- manette in the Navy. The iowes, thing possible
 Gallery Fan
 But even when she talks that way, her blue eyes dance. She's still slim. Her prematurely white hair is a stunning halo. She has such gentle, southern way of talking that she's a little startling when she helps out a conversation al fumbler like this-"Oh, that happened during one. of the last Huey Long filibusters. The Senate sat til after two that night" She s remembered an incident for six years. It happens time and again
 The Senate gallery has been bet. ter than a matinee to her. But the first dose was terrible.
 She had gone to hear her hus- band make his first speech, buy ing a new dress for the occasion After all, they get out bands for Senators back home" she ex- plains.
 A Full Dose
 She looked down at the Senate
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 VACANCY: B. room fur. apt. Decker Apts. BROOM furnished modern cabin on beach for summer. Write Elm pire B 879. 3-ROOM furnished apt, new oil range, newly renovated, shower bath, $2250 monthly. Phon e Black 479, Scatter Tract. BROOM furnished house, oil heat. Phone Blue 474. BROOM apt, hot and cold water, steam heat, electric range. Phone 569.
 FURNISHED Broom house with oil range and heater on Cas- tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store.
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 4-ROOM partly fur. house. Phone 67 after pm. 3-ROOM nicely fur. stm. heated apts. and houses. Windsor Apts FOR RENT-Furnished apartment in Triangle Building. See Stan Grummett, Phone 253. VACANCY Nugget Apartments. Re duced rates. VACANCY Evergreen Apartments. Phone Blue 629. ONE FURNISHED APARTMENT AND ONE NFURNIS HE'D RTMENT. ElLLCREST. PHONE 439. APARTMENT for rent. Call 47e today.
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One girl who prefers her job as re- ceptionist in the U. s. Army to a Hollywood career is Patricia Wing, ex-actress and sister of screen ac- Itress Toby Wing. Patricia is shown with Lieut.. R. H. Goodrich at work in the office at Fort Monmouth, N. J. She is the mother of four
 year-old boy.
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APPRECIATED IT

Now even if the congressman weren't drinking man, how could he refuse a thing like that-a gift from friend of a friend and with absolutely no axe to grind. He ap- preciated it very much.
 All right said the young man, that's settled then I'll have 1t sent down to you.' He started to leave, then said: "Oh, almost for got. You don't mind paying the duty, do you. It's just $5.50 a case?''
 No, the congressman didn't mind. He would write check. He did And except for the cancelled check, which had been cashed within the hour, that was the last seen or heard of the bright young man. If you think S33 is paltry sum for so much trouble, remember that it could be worked many times in day, and many times that in Q week CT so.
 This is just the latest gag that the con-men have thought up to harass poor congressman. There have been others down through the years, ranging from black mail to petty touches from men who represent themselves as po- litical down and cutters. Oddly enough, a scheme somewhat simi- lar to the whisky trick was worked d some years ago with fine English tWeeds.
 A congressman's life is not an easy one, even if the electorate doesn't let him down.
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floor to see her husband talking to exactly four men. The others had walked out. She couldn't take it. She started out but the old doorman stopped her with, Any thing wrong, Miss?"
 Oh she gulped, I'm just a little nervous"
 Sure" comforted the doorman. "These new Senators are always bores."
 But it wasn't long before Sem ators Hooked to hear Black talk. He was, riding the crest when the Roosevelt reform legislation be- gan. His dry voice and incisive sentences brought bellows from opponents. Mrs, Black watched most of it from the gallery. And when lunchtime came the Sena- tor slipped out to lunch with his wife. It was common to see them strolling and laughing across capi- tol plaza like a pair of campus romancers. Even Blacks enemies chuckled.
 Back to School
 Life has been pretty full for the lady. She has two sons, also din- ners out, dinners in, the concerts. But as the sons grew, Mrs. Black decided to get the college degree she chucked to join the Navy back in 1918. She registered at American University for stiff course in constitutional law.
 Then the stork announced his projected third arrival. But Mrs Black kept on. She took the first exam and passed it on a hot June day. Three months later daugh- ter, Josephine ("Jo-Jo'D was born Her friends chuckled and said: So this is higher education" Mrs Black intends to get that degree if she's a dear old lady of 85 when it happens.
 Her two boys managed to con- tribute to lifes complications. Sht remembers the time young HugC came home to announce he was 1T the school play. She swelled witt pride. But she was so busy two weeks went by before she realized with chill, that she hadn't hearc him practicing his lines Sh, asked him about it.
 "Oh, don't worry, mother h' comforted. I'm playing the hinc legs of a horse.'
 Settling Down
 This last year-since the Su' preme Court post is a lifetime ap pointment the Blacks fount themselves a house they want tt keep. It's Colonial red brick built in 1786-that looks out ove the Potomac in Alexandria, Va It has 12-foot ceilings, crysta CI1dIluclltlS, dilQ JllC pC6hhhAib v collection of old mahogany Mrs. Black finds each piece her self driving around Virginia. Sh says she hasn't found the on piece she wants yet-the one "yo' boast about
 Last year she took a course J sculpture at the Phillips gallery Just regishered as Mrs. H. | Black" There was quite rippi when the other students foun' out which "H L."
 Somehow, in the rush, she als has found time during afternoon Go collect a wonderful group 0 rejection slips from editors. The, are for short stories never shoWl to the family. She says she final ly dropped her ambition to b published and be content with personal letter from an editor. Sh finally got it. It's framed and hang on the study wall. It says, "Yol write well. But your plots are trite.
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