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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
Warren Brooks
Have Baby Boy

Mr.. and Mrs Warren Brock have
an eight-pound, 10 ounce son born
Tuesday morning in the El Centro
hospital. The baby has been named
Donald Edward and he is the first
grandchild of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E
Brock of FL Centre.
DR.. and Mrs. Burton Brock, the
baby's aunt and uncle. are due tc
arrive New Years eve to spend
New Years day with the Brooks
and will catch their first glimpse
of their nephew. DR.. Brock is medica
director Of the Kern County Clinic
in Taft,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
Sorop+imist Club
Entertained

SoroptimistS were entertained at
dinner Monday night by their ou.-
going president, Helene Bennett,
who presided at a delightful party
At SherWoodS.
Table decorations we're on the
New Years theme, bright colored
balloons tied to place cards, serpen-
tine, confetti, and an exquisite flor
al centerpiece lighted by yellow tap
pers. Covers were laid for IA
After dinner bridge and Chinese
checkers games were enjoyed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
Popular Couple
Weds in Yuma

Word has been received Of The
marriage Sunday in Yuma, Ariz., Of
Zcaobia Wright of El Centre and
Lick Ingle, son of Mr.. and Mis-.
Van D. Ingle OF Heber
The only guests at the wedding
were the brides parents.
Both young people attended Cen
tral high school and have many
fiends n both El Centro an d
Hebpr.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
THEY GAVE

a total Of $42 50 was added Mon
day to the FL Centro chapters
goal of $4,000 for the American Red
Cross's $50,0O0000 .ud for Ana
erican war relief
Contributors Monday were: the
Reverend F aul Neipp, Kenneth
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
WALK DAILY
AND WATCH DIET

Take a brisk walk daily and be
sure you get plenty OF fruit juices,
milk. salads and fresh vegetables.
Then, too. inventory %onr cos
mctic habits. Maybe you can inn
prove your appearance considerably
by more satisfactory toilet aids.
Cream rouge undoubtedly would
help, if you now use powder. Select
color that matches your cheeks
qfter violent exercise. Apply Il far
II high and be sure there arc no
rough edges. no white space be-
tween rouge and your car II blend
ing edges is difficult, try bit of
cleansing cream on each cheek be .
fore you start patting and blending
"LCBRICATION"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
MUST MAKE BAD
CHECKS GOOD

c. H Siegrist will have to go to
San Quentin penitentiary if he fails
to make good the bad checks he
Wrcte in Imperial county He will
have to serve a six months jail
sentence before he can start pay
ing off the checks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
Willis Thorntons
Personal
q observations

the sharp winds of war The Ma
] tional Industrial Conference Board
places unemployment at around l.
100000, which it considers the "ir-
reducible minimum"
! With the Army and Navy about
TO expand tremendously. we may
soon be face to face with an act
ual shortage 1t means more women
in industry, more older men called
back to Jobs they thought they had
left forever A single thought OF
four or five million more men called
from bench and desk To camp and
ship is enough to show very clearly
what we are up against, and what
ii will take TO meet the test.
BUT THE BOOK LIVES ON
There is indignation in Moscow
ever the destruction of a house at
YaSnaya Polgana, little town near
lula where twice the tide of war has
,Wcpt across the countryside 1t was
lie birthplace and home of Leo Toll
;toy. there in the house which Is
probably now a blackened ruin. he
wrote War and Peace the greatest
indictment of the Napoleon Hitle?
,onRuerOr- minded ever pcnned.
II the Tolstoy shrine be indeed
leStroyed, 1t is cause for regret. But
lis great book. War and Peace Is
5eyond such destruction, translated
is it is into every language, exist
ng in millions of copies in every Ii
orary and on every bookshelf in the
world. When Hitler shall be as dead
IS Napoleon speed the dayb Tol-
5toy's words will 90 onward, force
beyond tanks and bayonctS.
We are on the side OF the eternal
things
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
Is THE WATCHWORD

Probably your hands, arms and
elbows need fabrication as much as
do your face and throat Massage
hand lotion into them several times
day and cover them once a week
With your very richest night cream,
leaving it on as long as possible.
For all dry skin there's Just one
cosmetic rd-lubrlcation
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

u~w
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Buehner of
San Diego, formerly of Ell Centre,
are planning to be in the valley
New Years and will attend the Elks'
New Years eve breakfast dance.
Mrs. Richard Haas and Mrs Ray
Forshey. are visiting in the valley.
Mrs. Haas, with her mother, Mrs.
Myrtle Carroll. and Mrs. Forshey
with the Bert FaWcetts. Mr. Haas
and Mr.. Forshey will come from San
Diego where the two families who
lived for many years in Ell Centre.
now reside, arriving III time for
the New Years celebrations.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
UNEMPLOYMENT vANISHES

For ten years, one great looming
problem haa oyerhung the Unltel
States like "a blanKeting graT SKY
Unemployment No Il has vanish
ed II mist suddenly dssipatra b
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
News Hens About
Valley Residents

Mrs. M. VI. Andres. has just re-
turned from the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

The visit of Winston Churchill tt
the White House throws glarlnf
%hitc spotlight on this one fac
which Americans must keep con-
tinuoaSly i'll mind.
We win or lose the war together
The actual military, naval, and
air coordination of the war effort
is a technical matter and must be
Entrusted to the heads OF the armed
orccS OF the countries concerned
We must have faith that these Sc
Yctcd leaders, all of whom have de
voted their lives TO these problems,
will make tho right decisions. Ger
lainly they have a better chance ol
It than we private citizens do, with
our lack of the most elementary m
formation, and CT technical knoWl-
dgc.
Our Job is u realize the prob
ltm as a whole. and be prepared To
. along with Whatever measures
ere decided a2oil
For rXauplc. Il = possible that
tac nolding oi tie 3reat naval base
IT Singapore - more vital To the
gnited state laan holdin2 OF tht
alilppnc5 Themselves. though Sing
core Is BRUSH and the Philippines
are American.
There Is 10 reason TO expect thai
pHy such choice Is 10 be pres. .nted
- the armed forces IN exactly that
Rar. whether u h5ld the one or the
Gtaer. Naturally. every effort Will b
made 10 iold both.
What We are ir&lng to establish L
taat If American military authorities
Nerr To decide 10 reinforce Singapore
rather than the Philippines III the
lace Gl inability TO bolster both, u
WOULD be a decision based on only
one factor It's importance in VIM
ring the War.
Tie Dutch forces i'll the East
Indies have not failed 10 learn Tia
sitter Lesson taught them in the
fail Cf Their Own namely
the enemy must be struck where
Il IS most advantageous to strike
Em, not where sentiment dictates
So Dutch NEI forces have reinforced
Malaga and struck at the Japanese
INVADER oi DaYao even before any
about attack 0a tire NEI liaa been
made.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

That is oar ca". to-. There is no
.onpcr room to talk oi pulling any
body 5 chestnut 6at 0i the fire for
thc.l All the cheatnats nov belong
TO all tire allied countles. and they
are all III the 5alue ire. They wont
&c pulled oat b. iranlc snatch
ing here and there each tor h
1agoutc chestnut. but By an intel
Agent, coordmafed effort at re-
tueylng when and whore there L
the best chance 10 retrieve
SINK or swim I've or die, survive
or conquer, We hale 2lyen our hanc
and heart to thIs wal, and Their
can be no ylc,ory bat united we
! tory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Funeral Set Friday
For Keller Manager

Funeral services for Edward
Wilson. manager Of Keller Wild
cats, defending Metropolitan De-
troIt Times girl softball champions
will he conducted from the Harris
Funeral Home Friday morning
Wilson fatally injured Sunday
night when his car failed 10 nego-
tiate turn on a gravel road near
Fonton. Mich. managed the Keller
team for the past five years and
only recently saw his Wildcats WIN
permanent possession Of the Mrs.
Edward J. JeffrleS Jr. trophy
lnterment Will be at Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Minor Lacquer
Suspended Year
International New. Service Wire

DURHAM. n. c.. Sept. g.
Frederick Shoemaker a member
of the Oil City team in the Penn
State Baseball League. today was
under a one-year suspension by
order OF w. G.. Bramham, minor
league president.
Shoemaker was suspended for
splitting in the face of Joe Szar-
fan, official scorer and newspaper
man. during game at Oil City.
According 10 Bramham, the player
had questioned a ruling OF Szarfan
in calling an error. leading the
newspaperman 10 write column
in which he nominated Shoemaker
for membership in The Loyal
Order Of Crybabies." At the game
the day the column appeared,
Shoemaker went 10 the press box
and the splitting incident occurred.
In making his ruling agains,
Bramham declared
that although he had no jurisdic-
ton over neWspaperman AS such
nevertheless a reporter acting as
scorer is an official Of the game
and in that sense should command
the same respect from players as
any baseball official.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

versity Of Detroit Stadium
September 10.
Two other strong pre-tOurney
favorites. Hudson Motor Police Of
the Detroit Softball Association
major league and J. and J. Sports
will meet in sudden death
game 10 round out the Mack Park
program. This affair will start al
9 p. m.
Competition in the Glass A girls
division was narrowed down e
three teams Welsh Colds. Keller
Wildcats and EloiSe girls last night
when EloiSe eliminated }. r. Ford
girls Of Wyandotte, 4-2. OF the
three. only Welsh remains unde.
feated. Keller. defending Metro.
politan Detroit champion, and cur
rent Detroit Softball Association
girls champion, viii meet EloiSe
Saturday night according 10 pres
ent plans
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Lawrence club Z schmidts "A mem
Eloise 4 J. Ford % "A girlsi
Seven Nile Mchs. 10, ST. Catherine y
&C mem
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
az Mack Park
y m stanley Local 500 Zone
inning 10 complete game
40 . m Winner STANLEY $500 vs.
Briggs Beauiyware "A mem
90 q m u. and J. Sports va. Hudson
Motor "a rnenl
a. Michigan AlkalD
: 30 p IT Green Hats w Revere e 2
(B mem.
100 p. m Lawrence Club Va EIoise
a mon
ELIMINATED n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Bowling Prices
Stay Same

Continued from First Sport Page)
sioner of the department of labor
and industry.
Boys OF Is and II will be per-
mitted 10 work a maximum Of five
hours per day. not after II p. m,
five days week. Each 'pineroo'
must obtain permission from local
school authorities and the minute
he shows signs Of falling in his
studies will have his permit can
celed.
|. Fred Clements, president Of the
Detroit Travelling League. has re-
ceived assurance OF l24 teams IT,
season, which Will open SeplerfSo
Der Il.
There are so in the Eastern Di-
vision. 40 in the Central and "a IN
the Western. The Eastern was
composed Of AZ and the Central
and Western each rs last year.
The loop started with total OF
a -st-tt-rf-,Ftaf-S
Paul Rabaut va selected fifth
vice president and member of
the board Of governors and Thel-
son moved from fifth 10 fourth 70
take care Of the vacancy left by
Ken Ludiker. former Red Mill
operator. now with the Manhattan
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
SPOR I S
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

CONTINUED First Sport Page
Honest she's great the all-arOund champion cowgn
in 1mprica-and that amt talk. She's It,.
his breath again after taking time out 10 reao
vo kilograms of condolences from friends OF Daniels
'Naughns the girl who jumps from the running hoard
az an auto and catches wild Texas longhorn
steer She weighs 1913 pounds-th steer 800 pounds That
gives YOU idea. doesn't it,"
What does Harry Mack In the show, asked.
oh he's more than the boss" Adams laughed, he
drives the auto which Miss Grieg jumps But don't
get idea that Mr.. Mack can only drive An auto hes
good rider on a horse. make mistake about that
Miss Grieg in private life is Mrs. Lynn Huskey The
Euskeys of the Flying Ranch at Fort Towson
Okla. where Mr.. Huskey is sheriff.
got another girl champion, too" Adams continued
"Shcs Josephine Proctor, the worlds champion girl calf
roper"
An attractive young woman Miss Proctor is part Indian
of the Usage tribe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Florida Dates
For Golf Field

international Views hsrNtre Ntrt
ST AUGUSTINE Fla Sept :
Dates FOR 70 major golf compe-
uuons including two national
championships TO he played dur
ing tho 1912 season on three out
standing Florida East Coast
courses Ar 81 Augustine Ormond
Bcacr and Palm Beach were
posted today by tournament off
cials.
The Winters Golf campaign ~
these resorts VIII start ~ Palm
Beach on January ~ and VIII
terminate AZ s.. Augustine on
March -
The two tournaments hearing
counfrN-Widc ranking arc the
fifteenth anHus national cham
plonship at golf club champions
and inc eighth annual national
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES best hall
match play championship Bofh
are scheduled for ST. Augustine
Inks
rf Auglst 30 January ~ fo 10 Arrla
Winter ChamrionsrIr OF FIrrIfa lTrrss "a
tenn cup FrhfuHrf i0' fU o. vincent
SINUS Natrrai Amateur champ 'nnsnlp ~
Ecf club rrsmr 0ns tNstrr Ttavt
Nemnr.aI rrcuhIt WaFrn SO 'r ft Flr
rra FaH coast s0ment sHaWp.rrFht
tNrs WNHsn Hl kFran if TfnpnN
NarHh 10 RI. 81. FlErtn Hrrusf NsficnH
Anafrur raf,s-Inrai Rest Ban matc'
play Crawp. nrsh.f
Ornlorf Reach Fer lf 90 IS Orncr'
Reach chan pi0nFtir March 90 Z
Women E0ltn Atlantic mriorshr
Palm Beach Tar. - f0 10 LAX
Worfn Tcurnamerf Ffo - tclt
Flrfra v'fawr.rrfr'r Per fr 80
Worers Crawr.orsS - Fs'- pssrr
warn ? o. sci Nfrf Cts-r.n1Fr 2 r
PAIN Ffarr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
toGet
Track Event
International NV, seryic. wire

BOHEMIAN, Mont, Sept. B
Montana State College will be host
at the 1912 Rocky Mountain Con-
ference track and field meet il
was announced today by confer
ence officials The meet will be
held in Bozeman May %.
Dates and sites Of other confer
.cnce meets decided on by officials
Included the annual swim meet TO
he held AT Greeley Colo. Teach
.erS. February q. and the wrestling
meet the same date at Colorado
Mines ri Golden.
Conference faculty advisors also
decided on an elght-game basket
ball schedule for each team in
1912.
Bids for tho Junior College-fresh-
man division Of the conference
track meet will be offered 70
colorado college and Pueblo
Junior College, 1t was announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
DiMdg Stays in n. Y,
Mates Meet Bosoy

NEW YORK, Sept. 3. GNS)-
Joe DiMaggio viii remain here
when the Yankees meet the Red
SoX in Boston, club officials an
nounced today.
DiMaggio. suffering from n
sprain Of the left ankle and left
wrist. was examined by DR.. Robert
Walsh. club physician, when the
team arrived from their westward
swing, and was advised 10 rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
PAyELEC WILL START

Ted PaveleC. L. Of u tackle. Is
one Of the men Assistant Coach
Roy Miller plans 10 start for the
freshmen. John Tripson of Mis-
ISippi State will be al the other
tackle. Maurice Britt Of Arkansas
and Owen Thuerk Of ST. Joseph
will he at the ends: Frank Criscl
of Western Reserve and Stan Ba-
tinski of Temple at the guards and
Duncan Obee of Dayton Al center.
The backfield viii he Callihan
Billy jefferson OF Mississippi
State Ned Mathews Of California
and Charles lShmael Of Kentucky.
Other members Of the freshman
squad arc: Backs. Milt Piepul,
Andy Karpus and Bill Gallagher;
linemen. Rafe Majors, Bob Nelson.
Jack Nattiford. Tess LENS, Tom
Byrd. Andy Logan. Tom Gal
laghcr. Morley Mathewson. Wei
lington Stacker. Carl Costell and
John jet. Jet is the 6 foot Z inch
end Just signed by the club.
The varsity viii choose its
lineup from squad consisting Of
Xanzo Harry Hopp, Lloyd Card
well, Charles Price. Whizzer White
and Lloyd Parsons. Linemen
named arc Alex Wojciechowicz
Nick Nrhovac. Alex Atty, Bill
Radovich. Harry Speelman, John
Wiethe, Glenn Crabtree. Tony
FurSt. Alex Shlbanoff, Bill Fisk,
Jim Jones. Paul Szakash and
Chuck Zimmerman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Ball Plauer Nolp a Winner

One Of the Of eastern tracks right no" Is MT
Frank J. Navins Ball Player 3yearod that has found nm
self weeks
Bali PLAYER won in the by 81 lengths He then came
hack TO score on fast strip by lengths Yesterday ne
won by two lengths AqHeduet In three straight races na
PLAYER has paid win prices Of $3.50 $3.50 and $3.50 Not
bad Of turnips.
Having shown the world she do golf course
Fahe Ddricson turned her attention 10 DOWNING
Critics saw she is become Of the best women
bowlers in thelland.
Lou Nova is nv taker Joe Louis has met re
bs even o,strpped Max informing the public Just no"
he going n massacre Joseph they meet September ~
There's Just thing have 10 know about Nova fE ;
EASY TO HIT VERY EASY TO HIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Opened First Show in Des MONIES

only Of 80 girls. Adams added
A together got contestants in the showand about
The cowboys and girls really compete for
pres-he competition Those boys and girls try,
I'll tell you, II just isn't exhibition
adams shows. the other running down IN
Virginia Adams has been the rodeo business for 30
years He got of going in for himself after seeing
roundup Mandan. ~ D. where he lived AT the time
and cowboys drove 267 head of stock 500 miles TO Des
Mones Ia near where 1924 he opened his first show
swim the Missouri River with all Of the stock
Adams recalled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Undefeated Lawrence
Will Meet EIOiSe

A star-Studded program will he
offered in the Metropolitan Detroit
Times softball tournament tonight
with three and possibly four of the
remaining eight teams bidding
adieu to the Class A mems COM
petition,
Lawrence. only undefeated team
remaining among the A mems
group. will oppose Eloise al Mich
igan Alkali Field in Wyandotte at
9 p. m.
Lawrence. behind the one hit
pitching OF Joe Thibodeau. defeated
Schmidts, Michigan Recreation
League champion, 40, in Mack
Park last night 10 take over the
favorite role in the tournament
1t was the sixth straight win in
the bid for the Pepsi-Cola award
emblematic Of the Metropolitan
championship turned in by Lawr-
ence. strong Michigan-Ohio
League team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
K. Of {. Coli Tourney
Set for Bob 0'Link

Knights Of Columbus Inter
Council golf tournament will he
held Sunday al Bob o Link Golf
Club, Grand River and Twelve
Mile road. There will be approx
matcly 100 entries who will start
tceing off at Z q. m. John Stahnick
OF Cardinal MERCER Council is the
defending champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
SUDDEN DEATH TILT

Loser Of the game viii Of course
be eliminated inasmuch AS both
have been defeated once. The win
ner will move against Briggs
3 Q Au yware. pre-tournament
favorite 10 capture the crown, at
7:30. The loser of the Briggs-win-
ner-Stanley'S-600 game likewise
Will bid farewell 10 its chances of
competing in the world champion
ship games which start In Uni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
LOSER ELIMINATED

The Michigan Alkali program
will open at 100 with a clash be-
tween Green Hat and Revere Cop
per and Brass. Loser of this tilt,
a Class 3 mems affair. will be
eliminated from further competi-
ton.
A victory for Lawrence over
EloiSe would eliminate the latter
bit a setback for Lawrence would
keep both teams in the running.
two losses being needed for elimi-
nation
The Mack Park program has two
full games scheduled with one
inning encounter between Stanley S
Cafe and Local 500. opening the
program. The two teams will meet
at I p. m. to complete a game
halted at thc end of the sixth by
rain last Sunday. When the rains
came, Stanlcy's was leading. 4-3.
and with no one out in the seventh,
had man on first. Tournament
rules require 2 complete seven in
nings be played. hence the abbrevi-
ated clash tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Probable Pitchers
Nv international New, s.ry,e.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
81 LOUIS at Chicago - Warneke vs.
schmi1
BROOKLYN A. Philadelphia Wyatt and Al
hosts vs. Hughes and Ban'on a games
Cincinnati Al Pittsburgh Riddle Va. Ian
nns might.
(Othsr clubs not scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ~ Boston Donald VI wagner
Philadelphia at Washington Babich vs.
Hudson.
tOnlv games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
It's Dive Walkers Year

good Deserving baseball veteran hnaTy get
break.
This Dixie Walkers dream year with BROOKLYN lheH
call HIM est-woking on the ball club he Is ohy
few rons off batting and his great play IN
pinch inspiration the Dodgers in their dash toward
a pennant. . ,,,.,
Dixie is PLAYING enough to keep Joe Muscles Med"ick
IN the bench Which is no feat in any league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Harmon OutSmTtS HAAS

m he radio starting neat week or as soon a. they
O start
70 whether no might change his mind and play pro football
II youN take our word for II, Tom handled Brother
George Halas very smarty kept him in doubt until after
the AlLStar game Else the Bears might have been
tougher on him n possible,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Highlieh+s
In Sports

Eastern college sll-stars and
the New York Giants Of the
National Professional Football
League square Off tonight In tho
Easts first major grid tusslc 81
the season
National League pennan' race
srparentN VII boz decided In p
'Tjttle World Souos between
tho Dodgers and thc Cardinals on
September H. - and n.
kenesaw " Lands meets in
Nov York with league presidents
and representatives Of contond'ng
teams 10 map oct plans for h'
world series.
Dor Mcneil pred against
Wayne Ssbn and Frank koVacs
against Jack Kramer to-day a.
Pores Hills in the fight for the
National Singles tennls ute
Stellar Flcid a. approximately
o1O golfers awaits start tOror-
row ~ $1,000 Tam q Shanier
oper tournament q Chicago
Paul Cnrlsimar former unNcr-
sify of MISSOURI football STAR
IONS Naval Reserve y buf hopes
~ SOC action with pro Chicago
Cardinals before beng called 10
service.
Manager jimmy DYKES ~
Chicago White Sov fined $50
for hls ~ w'h umpIrcv a. s.
LOUIS last Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Root Is Chicago Hero

year ago ancient Ted Lyons VINO had Cmcago
White drinking oasts This year IS ancient Onsrn
Root If the Cubs Yesterday notched his two hundred
and first the big leagues
When the and Sox meet in the annual postseason
series thew should goody supply of nment and PIT
Lyons against Root.
Personal nominations: Koesar, Mchgans junior guard
ga one If the outstanding candidates for AAmerca honors from
the Midwest this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Wilson on His Way Out

Although Jimmy Wilson signed wo'year cohtiao. As
manager Cubs word is out that ne Will be pao on al
the end of the
This is all wrong The who should he hred Is 'he
one who designed uniforms the Cubs wear
Johnny Xandermeer has made quite comeback win ne
Reds this season He strlkeou total OF loi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Bsbt :: ] J {,
BY Boo 1ll.Yp4y

A SPORTS COLUMN IN SHORT PANTS: II YOU hear of
Joe LOUIS SUING Roscoe you'll the answer Roscoe
handlers have posters which claim among other
things that he is tho Negro heavyweight the
world"
Although he has open boast about It, Joes ward
robe is abou, the closest thing 10 his heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Liberal Scorinq

Points scored in American Bas-
kethall League games last season
averaged 70. per contest.