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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Back From Quebec

Mrs. John ShalicroSs and two
children. Michael and Jill, re-
turned Thursday after spending
some time at "Middlecamp," the
Summer home OF the Joseph r.
SchlotmanS in Quebec, and visit
ing in Dublin, n. II.
Mimsey Olmstead of Buffalo.
y. Y. arrived Tuesday for a visit
with her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard +.
Roderick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O. War
ing and son, George, are visiting
Mrs. Warnings brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Rice G..
Fitzpatrick.
Commander and Mrs. John
George Jones, who were the
house guests of Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs. r. 6. Young,
left last Friday with Patsy
Young for Washington. d. c.
Patsy is then going 10 New York
where she with be met by her
grandmother, Mrs. Clarence
Meeks of Tenafy, n. J. They
will then 90 on 10 Belgrade
Lakes. Me, for the remainder of
the Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Mrs. Heinrich Hostess

Mrs. Edgar w. Heinrich had a
buffet supper Sunday evening.
Her guests were Lieut.. Conn
mander and Mrs. r. C. Young
and daughter, Nancy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman J. Tieman and
house guest, Donna Arnold;
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. H. Kimpler
with Joseph and Sally, and Mr..
and Mrs. F.. B. Porter. After
supper all adjourned TO a party
Al the naval base given by Major
CAROLS mobile unit for all en-
listed men, officers and wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanwood Strout
gave buffet supper Saturday
night in honor of Eleanor Bailey
and Tom Lake. whose marriage
will be an event Of August 9.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth G. Davis Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Holland of Trenton;
Kay Bent and Bill Quilan Of
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Sat With Mother

Eliot Lee Ward sat with his
mother, discussing Eliot's return
10 active naval duty within the
week-but Eliot, l hear, will not
have 10 regain his sea legs but
Will be given a desk JOB near
New York.
Encountering f d d e. Van
Week with several of his bridge
cronieS in the Cafe Pierre that
same evening brought 10 mind
the coming change of address in
the 1912 Social Register of the
exclusive Whist Club, long con-
sidered the official club making
the laws OF contract bridge, and
which numbers among its men,
berS Harold S. Vanderbilt, Jules
Bache. Harold Richard, II. S.
Tenny, Curt II. Reisinger, etc.
The Whist Club was estab-
liShed some AZ years ago-and
"eXclusiveness' was its watch
word.
In fact, lately, many thought
it was TOO exclusive for its own
financial good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Closed Early

But owing 10 then existing
city ordinance. these places
closed at ] a. m, so If the desire
for further revellng persisted
the party was wont 10 carry on
beyond The city limits 10 the
Vernon Country Club which re-
manned in full blast until a nev
day was born.
At the beaches, Of course
were Sunset Inn at Santa Mon
lea and an NeHiee-Teie the
famous ship cafe, where the
beat and ihud Of the ocean
waves beneath played a rhyth-
mic obligato with the dance
music.
After a rollicking round Of
these favorlte night spots. the
merry villagers OF ffmtaHd
usually had plenty 10 whisper
about on the following day dur
ing the long waits between film
scenes. which could be very long
IN those days
Potentially these nlGhterieS
were clearing houses for current
gossip. And 50. even without
benefit Of Walter Winchell,
intimate news Travelled fast and
those artists 0f The galloping
tintypeS knew practically
everything about each other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Famous Stars Named

The mere mention Of those
who comprised filmlands first
cafe society j. historically re-
vealing and. for old timers.
evokeS innumerable heartfelt
"reminiscences.
For a round ot those erStwhlle
night spots might have revealed
Mabel Normand. Jack and Lot
tie Pickford Lew Cody. Wally
Reid and Dorothy Davenport,
Fatty Arbucklc. Mae Murray
Bob Leonard. Ruth Roland.
Brynie 10y Jackie Saunders.
Edwin August. Blanche Sweet,
Mickey Nellan. II. W. Griffith.
Mae Marsh. Charlie Chaplin.
Ella Hall, AL 81. John, Ruth
Stonehouse, Bert LyteIl. Ford
Sterling, Olive Thomas. Con-
stance and Norma Talmadgca
Priscilla Dean and Jack Mulhall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Hayriders Listed

The hayriders included Helen
karrer. Bubbles Thomas. Dora
Ellen Lyons, Mary Mactaggart,
Wanda Ogden. Isabel Holmes,
Marilynn Schaefer. Joan Cooper,
Margaret Fead, Ginny Hayes.
Elizabeth Sites. Herb and Jack
Campbell, Bill Riggin. Bob Filler.
Tom Treleaven, Bob KerSul.
George Roemer. Bob Hamilton,
Dick Cleary and Jack Tindall.
Having forSaken the H. J.
Brennan cottage for a week.
Ellen Brennan whipped up TO
New Baltimore for a visit with
her pal. Maude Miller.
Guests OF the p. VI. ThomaSeS
found the cool zephy and the
inviting lounge chair on the
little patio in front of the
Thomas cottage welcome
change from Detroit's heat.
Mrs. r. p. Lyons and Miss
Frances Salog were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Winkie
Celebrates
Birthday
GRATIOT BEACH. Aug 2.

4 PINK feather, gray horse
"A hair. 81 license plates and
an old buttoned shoe were only
a few of the items 10 be found
for the scavenger hunt Miss
Winkie Roemer gave this week
at the Roemer cottage on
Gratiot Beach. The occasion was
Wrinkles birthday.
A new delicacy, by name
"ranchberger." was served after
the exciting hunt. Happy and
Sudie Ratterman, Ginny Haslett.
Maxine and Mabel Clamage, Pat
Emerson Pete Kirehmaierr Art
Feleir, Jack Cleary. Vaughn
Morrow, Jim Ellison, Fred Her
man and Juny Peloso were
guests.
Wcek-endng at the Summer
home of his mother. Mrs. j.
King Harness. were Don Harness
and his fiancee, Miss Florence
Zurich.
Petite and charming Mrs.
George O. Fettcrs has been
visiting her aunt and uncle. Miss
Mary Alice Finney and Harold
r. Finney, at their Summer
home -ME-Eetters= will joiH=hit
wife this weekend.
Miss Marguerite X. Sylla, Chi
cago. was also weekend guest
dt Flnneys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
CROSSE lie. Aug. 2.

nUE 10 the heat. entertaining
~ on the island has been prac-
tically at a Standstill.
After month on their house
boat, Blue Bill, with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert a. Alexander, Mr.
and Mrs. Yellott r. HardcaStle
left Saturday for their home in
Iaverford. Pa. Mrs. Yellott r.
Hardcastle Jr. and daughter,
Helen. accompanied them to Bcr-
ryville. Va, where they witt
visit Mrs. HardcaStle's mother,
Mrs. John r. Beardall, for
month.
Mrs. John NJ. Mayors enter
tanned at a large luncheon Fri
day at the Crosse lie Golf and
Country Club in honor of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. John w.
Mayors.
John w. Mayors left Sunday
evening for his home in Norfolk,
Va. Mrs. John NJ. Mayors and
Mrs John w. Mayors have gone
TO Pointe Aux Barques- Aisit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bredhead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Snappy Address, Too

At any rate, the Whist Club,
like so many other fashionable
clubs IN Gotham, has felt the
pinch Of financial stringency,
and after many years OF being
housed in its own 6-story build
ing al 9 East SiXty-Second
street, has been forced 10 take
smaller quarters on the ground
floor OF the Hotel Pierre.
A snappy address. too, I'll adj
nit but not as Impressive as
having an entire building of its
own.
Another popular Summertime
rendezvous of the fashionables
these days is the Starlight Roof
OF the Waldorf Astoria, where
nightly one can encounter So
cialiteS dining on luscious
viandS, dancing 10 the music of
Xavier Cugat and his orchestra
and watching Frakson, the ma
gicIan, open his bag OF tricks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Tireless Workers

Being under the impression
she was up in Newport with her
mother, the venerable and dis
tinguiShed Mrs. Hamilton Nick.
Twombly. l was surprised TO
happen into Ruth Vanderbilt
TWombly dining al the Starlight
Roof the other night with her
lifelong friend Mrs. John II.
Prentice. who, by all Summer
social rules, should at that mo-
mcnt have been down at her
country home in Bernardspille.
Ruth and Kate Harrison
Prentice, however, being two of
Societys most tireless workers
in the cause of Sweet Charity"
have many duties 10 perform in
town these torrid days and
usually select the Starlight Roof
As their dining SPOT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Socidites
Defy Heat,
Visit N. y.
BY MAURY PAUL
psRistsrsd T. g Patent Office

A SUMMER in New York can
hardly be dull for a society
scribbler' when so many social
ties, supposedly vacationing in
Newport, Southampton. Bar
Harbor Narragansett Pier, Mon
tauk Point, the Berkshire Hills,
the Adirondacks, etc, insist on
making personal appearances
nightly in our better bottles.
That old familiar Summer
time chant Nobody left in
town" certainly cannot apply
TO Gotham these mid-JHiy days.
Nobody in town. Ell?
That might be true over week
endS-but mid-week in Manhat-
tan finds little old New York a
gay place, with roof gardens,
air-cooled restaurants and sup
per clubs going full blast.
Take, for example, the other
night at the cool Cafe Pierre
at the bar, drinking tall. frosty
mint juleps. sat the Clement
Clevelands, in from Southamp-
ron for d few days of shopping
and the theater; petite Mrs.
Ernest Simpson, who recently
arrived from Europe with
Ernie dined ZEN trois" with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricardo Salmona,
also New York refugees from
the Island, and personable, un-
assuming Grenville ("Beans'D
Baker danced by with Alicia
Grajales, the beauteous Mexican
girl. who has Beans in a ro-
mantle Other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

day night, before the dance az
the Crosse lie Golf and Coun-
Try Club, were Janet Alexander,
Bernie Carlson. Bud McNabb.
Mary Lou Conway, Ken Armes.
Mary Roma Pinkerton and Luke
Reid.
Mrs. A. c. Cochran of Dear
born, was in charge of the
bridge luncheon held AT the
West Shore Golf and Country
Club, Thursday
Mrs. George Penglase enter
tanned the Monday Sewing Club
this week. Members of the club
are Mrs. Elsa r. Black, Mrs.
Job Milton, Mrs. Earle Clark.
Mrs. Fred Coke, Mrs. Harry
McCloy Mrs. George Schaller.
Mrs. o. A. Johnson and Mrs.
Vernon Dunlop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Film Stars
In Old Days
Liked Gales
BY ELLA wICKERsHAM
special 10 TIVE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 2
IN THE earliest days OF the
film industry the social life Of
cinemaland was practically 100
per cent cafe society" The sole
and simple reason for this
phenomenon was the fact that
its stellar lights had nary a
home 10 entertain in.
For in those early days before
hilltop mansions and vast
ranches in San Fernando Valley,
they were chiefly hotel, apart
ment or even rooming house
jewellers.
SO. when moved by the con-
vivial urge, those gay swaSh-
buckling pioneers OF the motion
picture industry had to resort To
the popular Los Angeles cafes
of the day mainly AL LevyS,
McKee's and, when they were
more opulently flushed, the very
swank and exclusive Indian Grill.
where the now ace film director
Victor Schertzinger played the
violin in the orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Fishers Hosts

The Howard A. Fishers were
hosts 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George
G Shields this weekend. Mrs.
O. +. Kaiser of Lansing, aunt
Of Mrs. Fisher. has been a visitor
AT their Gratiot Beach Summer
residence.
Becomlngly freck ID and
tanned little Barbara Fisher
has a shy smile which portrays
her sunny disposition
Two gals who've been having
Just heaps of fun are Virginia
Roney and her house guest,
Nancy zoos.
Besides lots of swimming. ten
MS. bicycling and lam seS-
SIUnS, tine girls managed 10
squeeze a luncheon in their &C
tive week.
The luncheon was given by
Rosemary and-Ann- HoulihaR,-
who returned 10 their home in
Detroit this week.
Guests at the chummy affair
were Mary 10 Maurer. Patsy
Sanders. Jean Brown. Mary 10
Walsh, Virginia and Nancy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Robe Harris
To Wed Auq. Is

Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT G..
HARRIS OF ParkSide avenue an
nounce the approaching mar
rage Of their daughter. Roberta
and Clarence F. RoSt OF AmeS
Ida, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
rick Rost of MuScatine. Ia
The wedding will take place
August Is AT s o'clock in the
Highland Park Baptist Church,
with the Rev. William 3. Alb
bott officiating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
H eat Reduces Pdrty-in8
In lie to a Minimum

p Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lake, Frances Lake, and Mr..
and Mrs. John {. Clee Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. MeliS A.
Thompson and Yellott r. Hard
castle j., had supper with Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth r. White on
their cruiser Saturday night.
Having supper on the house
boat, Blue Bill, which is now
anchored off shore in front OF
the Alexander residence. Satlr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
AIIingtons Moving
To ST. Paul Avenue

MIR. AND MRS. LESLIE r..
ARLINGTON are moving this
weekend from Burns avenue 10
ST. Paul avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Schneiders Visit

The Eugene r. SchnoiderS
we're visitors AT the Gratiot
Beach cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Walrad a few weeks ago
and were so delighted with the
refreshing breeze and restful
atmosphere that they rented a
cottage for the remainder of the
season. Their daughter, Elite, is
44se-Hftli-tAeHf.--
Guests Of the Schneiders this
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick WILSON'S and Or. and
Mrs. Cecil Wayne
The Walrads have as their
guests Mrs. Walrad'S sisters.
Mrs. A. J. Frank, and Mrs. Ethel
Kaiser.
Because his sister Ginny had
one last week. Bill Haslett
thought a haYrlde Was a LOT of
fun. so this week he rounded up
members OF the younger set and
off they went, knee-deep in
heaps of hay.
OF course II wouldn't be COM
plcte without the trimmings
food so after the ride the gay
group trooped 10 HaSlettS for
bite 10 eat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Mccoy Injured,
Bout Put Off
For Month

'fiT-iT TourC K-d AisffC6Cy Mt -
action for at least enother month
as Tire result of an eye injury
Promoter Mike Jacobs must alter
fas procram for nights planned a.
Olympia
Commissioner John :. Hettche
ordered the examination OF Nc
Coy. whose eye Was injured II a
fight TWO weeks ago, 10 learn i.
the Dearborn welteYNeight would
be ale 70 meet ~ Net'low in
then. rematch al Olympia, Feb
ruary -. Dr. ( L. Tomsu found
thai Mccoy would not be able 10
con gloves for at least another
month
The original date for the Mccoy
Nettlow bout was March II, bat
when Hettche ruled that Bob
Pastor was N no condition 70 meet
Nathan Mann. February y II was
planned Ia advance the Mccoy
NettioW affa
Jacobs informed Hettche he
may send Lew Jenkins, the light
weight champion, here 70 fill the
February date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Disputed Verdict
To Miet1ie|ove

Joey Miehielove won a hard
fought decision over Larry Ray in
the feature six-round bout al Fair.
view Gardens last night.
II was a smuggling match from
the word with both battlers stag
ing a fine battle.
The fans were divided on the
of the decision so
matchmaker Walter Sharp has re-
them for eight rounds
two weeks hence.
Rudy Kozole, a graduate of the
amateurs. defeated William Harri-
son Dempsey in another six-round
fight. They are middleweights.
Napoleon Mitchell eked out a
close win from Wee Willie Will
liams. Johnny Martin scored a
four-round technical knockout over
Henry Martin when Henry suf-
fered a severely cut lip. In the
other bout Bert Art defeated Eu-
mound Wright in four rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Brown, Cortez
Take Matches

Two NJ. w. A. titleholders were
winners in last nights wrestling
matches at Arena Gardens.
Orville Brown, heavyweight
won over challenger "Bearcat"
Wright. Just before the final fall
Referee Let Philbin was bumped
into the ropes. hitting his head
on a turnbuckle. and was knocked
out Wright apparently had Brown
pinned. but with the official out
there was no one to count. Brown
reversed the situation Just as Phil
bin came to and was given the
final fall in sgt. Wright took
the first in 14:10 and Brown the
second in $50.
Ricardo CorteZ b at Walter
Roxy with the Detroiter's pet
hold the flying tackle, taking the
first fall in 14:1S. Roxy won the
second in 2:03 and Cortez the de-
cider in 2:03.
Farmer Jones whirled "Badboy"
Brown into submission at 7:10
"Rowdy" Rudy LaDitzi won his
first bout here in 11:36. Joe Camp
bell being his victim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
All Willing TO Help
Give Sailors Smokes

Eleven wrestlers who enjoy a
smoke themselves now and then
will help TO swell a fund TO provide
smokes for Detroits sailor men
now in the service by wrestling al
the Naval Armory tomorrow night
in the Associated Naval Units To-
bacco Fund Show.
The sailor men on the ships
Dubuque and Crane now stationed
at other ports on active duty. will
be the beneficiaries.
Moe Light and his staff Of
ushers have extended their serv-
ices gratis as have Timer Maurice
Reigler and Announcer Wilfred
Goldman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Hoppe Crowds
Up on Leaders
With 7th Win.
International News Service wiz.

CHICAGO. Feb. 4. - Willie
Hoppe of New York. the defending
champion who is playing an iron
man. schedule of a game a day,
goes after his eikhth straight VIC
tory tonight in the 1941 world
three-cushion billiards tournament.
Hoppe. who started late in the
meet due to illness. takes on Paul
Levin Of Chicago in the first
match on this evenings schedule.
Levin. one of the newcomers to
world competition, has won seven
and lost seven.
Sharing the spotlight with
Hoppe tonight will be Otto Rel
self of Philadelphia, who is I'M
beaten in eight games. Reiselts
opponent will be Joe Chamaco of
Mexico City. the 1889 champion.
Jay Bozeman of Vallejo. Cal.
the only other all-winning player
in the field of Is, rang up his
ninth victory last night over tiff
Denton of Kansas City. 1924, and
was not scheduled for action to-
day
Last nights program also saw
Allen Hall of Chicago do down TO
defeat for the first time in nine
games. He bowed 10 lanky John
Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles, 50-36.
Hall now is tied in the runner-up
spot with Jake Schaefer of Cleve-
land, who last year finished just
behind Hoppe.
Clarence Jackson of Detroit. in
his best game so far, defeated Len
kenney of Chicago. 50 TO "a in as
innings Jackson had high run
of seven. 1t was his fifth victory
in 10 starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

National League contests there
next Winter
If the Eagles reach the playoffs
in the present campaign they also
will play these games at Olympia
arena. Hughey said.
The playoffs, based on the
Shaughnessy system, will match
the first four teams in the loop
after the regular season ends. At
present. the Eagles are fighting
with Sheboygan and Chicago for
third place Oshkosh and Akron
Goodyear seem to have the first
two positions sewed up and Fire
stone and Hammond appea
doomed for the last two spots.
Games in Olympia, ideal for
basketball. would be played on a
wood floor sent here from Chicago
Stadium. also owned by James
Norris. The floor is the one used
for the All-Star game last Nov
ember.
Dehnert, drilling his team yes
terday at Naval Armory for the
game Thursday with Sheboygan,
said it was too early to make any
definite plans for next season.
Through the fine co-opera-
ton of Mr.. Hughey I've been
able TO build up a cOntending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

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soe aev l0s0 N. No ~siiins SATURDAY ard
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nrTpnlT TIlpuCpc s73t L. JEFFERSON
UCIhUlI lUhhth0 open Bowling friday
Opea toeu0s 70 public Mon. through FRI. TO 5
g. pfssie eiab fsssnse for member, lt $500.
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dsy. Figorsscsrt Lshuns Daylight at all TINES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Indiana
Five Takes
Second
international New. seryic. Wire

Indiana took over undisputed
possession of second place in the
Big Ten basketball standings last
night. while Illinois. formerly tied
for second. slipped down TO a
three-way tie for fourth place.
Iowa advanced from fourth 10
third place.
The Hoosiers. at Bloomington,
ran roughshod over Ohio State. As
to 25, TO increase their victories
to four against one defeat. Iowa,
also once-defeated. got its third
Big Ten win against Chicago at
Iowa City, SO to Sc.
Purdue beat Illinois. as to %, at
Lafayette, and both teams now
have won three and lost two. Min
nesota. which has also won three
and lost two, was not in action
last night. Ohio States defeat
dropped il TO seventh place. with
three victories and three defeats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Film Head Ski Winner

Sun VALLEY. Ida Feb. A.
GNS) Daryl F Zanuck, Holly
wood film producer. today held an
award in the Sun Valley Silver
Run SKI race. He sped down a
three-Quarter-mile course in min
ute and 43 $40 seconds to take a
first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Stefaniak S Late Goal
Wins for MI. Carmel

John Stcfaniak's goal in the
last AZ seconds Of play gave NJ.
Carmel a 25-24 victory over St.
Vincent in a Catholic League
basketball game on the. formers
field last night. St Vincent had
an 11-9 lead AZ half time
Stefaniak paced Nt CarmcTs
attack with four baskets and one
foul for 9 points. Bill Finn led
the losers with five baskets or
10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Save New Orleans Track

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. A
0NS)-Contiaued horse racing at
the historic FAIR Grounds track
was assured today after a group
of New Orleans business men
headed by F. W. Labrot Jrs came
forward at the last moment to
take up an option for the tracks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
WdIIiek, Roxy Clash
Tonight al Fdirview

Fairview Gardens wrestling fans
today were Anticipating a very
scientific mat battle between Leo
Wallick and Walter Roxy tonight.
They are former champions in
their own right
Their bout is a part Of double
header, Angelo Savoldi sturdy
Italian. and Mike Chicoma. a
Mexican. meeting in the other.
Both are two in three falls. Jack
Steele vs.. Mike kiloniS and Bill
Brooks vs.. Steve Karas are other
matches. First bout at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Dehlnert rs Signed
Dutch Puts Name on Eagles Contract for 2 Years
Will Play at Olympia Next Season
BY DON W. LEE

team despite the late start"
Dutch declared. And 1 believe
most of our players will he back
next season, unless Uncle Sam
calls them.
But. of course, we'll try to
sign other outstanding college
and local boys to strengthen the
team"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Complete
For Skate Finals
Tomorrow
BY KEN HALL
Detroit Time. Gold and silver skates Ed

Detroit Times Gold and silver skates Editor
Everything is set for the finals
of the nineteenth annual Gold and
Silver Skates Derby on the Belle
Isle raceway tomorrow afternoon
and night with a program that in
cludes all of the unfinished events
of Saturday and those which were
scheduled but not held Sunday.
It's lengthy list with qualify
ing heats in % Southern Michigan
championships. the school boys and
school girls events in the after
noon between 4 and $50. and As
finals at night plus several novelty,
feature and figure skating con-
tests