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La gaceta., 1941-03-01
Dr.. Juan NJ. de la PneMte

DR.. Juan M. de la Pnemte
Segdn cable que recibiera 81
Sr. Cesar Rivero Mas, canciller
encargado del Consulate de Gu
ba en- esta ciudad, ell Dr.. Juan
Manuel de la Puente lie informa
que pOr causas imprevistas de ha
sido impossible el embarcar para
esta, como Sc habia anunciado.
No anuncia la nueva fecha de
su regreso.
La gaceta., 1941-03-01
Ot'a fiesta

Manana domingo nuestra ju-
ventud bailadora asistira en-
gran n1mero a la fiesta bailable
que verificara en- su sala princi-
pal la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Asturiano.
Tocara la orquesta de Bob Syl
veSter.
Comenzara a las 8 de la noche
Regiran precios muy m6dicos
La gaceta., 1941-03-01

mo nunoa. Gao pueblo neceaita u
voz de un guia, y una maro que
le sustentase, 81 rey desembrio
Ia orientaci6n divina on la inspi-
raci6n Gle una humble poetisa,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05

20 ROOM HOUSE near Normal,
real income producer. for 1850
down.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
Insects And Rodents Cause
Needless Clothing Losses

BERKELEY, Cal.-INS-Contend.
ihg that the United states loses a
billion dollars each year in the de-
s,ruction Of food clothing housing
materials and furniture by insects
and rodents. DR.. William Herms.
University OF California scientist,
believes the inclusion OF trained
pest control experts in the Armys
quartermaster corps would prevent
needless loss OF valuable sup
plies and equipment during the de.
tense emergency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05

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Us year
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Brokerace Cards

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Business Services
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05

FOR RENT New 8 rooms. all on
one floor. fireplace. recreation
room, automatic neat. etc car
garage $50 monthly. Immediate
Possession.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05

A FAMILY HONE- With lot ~ w
100. fruit trees. shade. house ias
rooms. large front porch. SCREEN
cd rear porch. Efoksr neat. all
near school. for 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Leafs Win;
GOldup
BreaksHip

Toronto's Maple Leafs held their
first place lead in the National
Hockey League today but their 3
TO 2 win over the New York
Rangers which kept them there
was. a costly victory.
Big Syl Apps won the game in
thrilling manner by slaShing
through a waist-high goal with
three seconds to play before TO-
$50 Toronto fans who thereupon
went wild. But Hank Goldup, the
Toronto winger. left the game
with a fractured left hip. He
crashed into a goal post in the
third period.
The Chicago Blackhawks rail-
lied 10 score a 3 to l overtime
win over the Montreal Canadiens
and thus tie the Boston Bruins
for third place in the league.
George Allen and Bill Thomas
snagsed goals for Chicago in a
furious overtime period TO win for
the Hawks after Mush Marsh had
tied up the game for Chicago mid
way in the third period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Offer
For KdnSdns
Year Old!

A published rumor that Walter
o. Briggs, owner of the Detroit
Tigers, has offered $5OO.OOO for
the Kansas City ball club OF the
American Association. brought big
smiles from all officials connected
with the club today.
The story, published by the
Detroit morning paper, said
Briggs had made such an offer
for the entire Kansas City club
with the idea of getting ute 10
Gerald Priddy and Phil Rizzuto,
famous second base combination
with Kansas City for the last few
seasons.
Obviously, no such thing could
happen. Rizzuto and Priddy are
the property Of the New York
Yankees. No matter if Briggs Of
fered an even larger sum. he
can't acquire Priddy and Rizzuto
from Kansas City. Y
- They DEFINITELY now are
the property of the New York
club. And the Tigers are not per-
mitted to deal with other Ameri-
can League clubs.
What really happened. and this
took place a year ago, was that
Briggs was so anxious to get
Priddy and Rizzuto that he told
his associates 10 go the limit in
an effort to get them.
BUY the whole Kansas City
club, II necessary" Briggs said.
But the deal couldn't be made.
Now certainly. il can't be made.
if Priddy and Rizzuto are TO be
part and parcel.
The only thing that can be
said Of the published rurnor Is
that the Detroit morning paper
has discovered something good
year old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
BelferS
BY EDGAR HAYES

Sxyour boxers the best amateurs in Michigan scheduled
battle tonight the semnas of The Detroit Times Diamond
Thirtywo scheduled at Naval Amory
starting o'clock Reserved be obtained all day at
Amoy The Detroit Times They Is cents General
admission tickets A cents.
the roads Victory tonight
place the finals Olympia Defeat they must start all
again. also graduation day for 81 of the boys Those
fight division tonight boxers They
novces but then must always compete
in the higher bracket.
Never has field of many classy amateurs reached the
semifnals punches and brilliant the
vivo nights of spectacular ring work. Competition is
keen in every Standou fighters like Charlie Hayes and
Frisco Nordone toughest kind of opposition
they will reach the finals
The donors will be raging the ring tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Battle for 81 Places i'm Finals Tonight

Chevrolet has three boys in the 12pound all Of them
exceptional performers They Al Ellis nalist in the Grand
Natona Frank Ccala and Dick BecheL Facing them will be
Tanning Tanning eliminated it will mean
AllChevroet entry in the finals
Right line the open bouts four fighters
lightweight division Jim Palmer Brewster; Frisco Mar
Briggs; Svo Masse Dearborn Boys Club. and Gail Har-
Highland Park Recreation. Four fighters. No matter
how scramble them going get two thrilling battles
the middeeght divisions Charlie Hayes is bracketed with
Taaferro Brewster Arthur Ahern of Annunciaon and
Mecka Hudson Here have four clever BOXERS each
walop No matter whom Hayes draws
will his best advance But then the others
know that Charlie 5 setup
The is true in all the divisions What the novice boys
skill they make making their
fight They Will there throwing punches from
the opening bell should be stc show long remembered in
Detroit And for the place in the finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Eagles Are Beaten
Detroiters Lose to Akron Goodyears 52-49, in Pro
Cage Loop Contest
By DON w. LEE

1--WE have good team. There
are lot of stars. The plays
I've taught them work and they
carry them out almost perfectly,
but still there's something wrong
with our club"
II was Dutch Dehnert, coach of
the Eagles. speaking. He'd just
watched his team lose league
game TO Akron Goodyear, 52-49.
at Naval Armory. The defeat
dropped them to fifth place in the
National Professional Basketball
League standings.
But Dutch wasn't exactly
worried.
"Any team that can score 30
points i'm six minutes and 40
seconds of the second half after
being outclassed all the way In
the first part of the game, has
got SOMETHING. It's my job
TO find out what makes this
difference between winning
and losing team. And I'll do it,"
Dutch declared, firmly.
Akron jumped off to an carly
lead and held sway the rest ol
the game. The Goodyear team
paced by Marvin Huffman, q
brother of Vern Huffman, former
star, held a 16-point advantage al
one time.
Huffman got five baskets and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Hoppe CoHdpses
During Match

CHICAGO. Jan. 10. - Willie
Hoppe, world three-cushion billiard
champion, collapsed last night in
the midst of his challenge match
with Jake Schaefer of Cleveland
and was rushed to his hotel suf-
fering from a kidney disorder and
intestinal flu.
The match Immediately was
cancelled and Schaefer, expressing
concern over his rivals condition,
announced he was relinquishing all
claim to the title by default and
that Hoppe would retain il.
Hoppe bad been manifestly i'll
since Wednesdays match. He
entered last nights match against
the orders of his physician.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

memory of Older fans of Johnny-come-
ateys between 1927 and 1880
1927
Tom Heeney beat Johnny Risko 10 rounds
Clarence Rosen beat Steve Nugent, 10 rounds.
Tiger Flowers beat Make Rosenboom, 10 rounds
1928
Stanislaus Loayza beat Phil McGraw, 10 rounds.
Clarence Rosen and Pete Frpo fought draw.
Joey Rose beat Frenchy Beanger. 10 rounds.
Vic Burrone beat Clarence Rosen rounds.
Kid Francis beat Pete Firpo rounds.
Sammy Mande beat Eddie Kid Wagner 10 rounds.
Kid Francis beat Ward Sparks. 10 rounda.
Bruce Flowers knocked Stanisaus Loayza second
round
Pete Firpo knocked out Billy Shaw in first round
Stanslaus Loayza beat Bruce Flowers 10 rounds
Jack kid Berg beat Johnny Mellow, 10 rounds.
Billy Petrole beat Bruce Flowers. 10 rounds.
Jimmy McIarnn knocked out Loayza in third round.
Ray Miller beat Freddy Mueller, 10 rounds.
Pete Firpo knocked out Clarence Rosen in sixth round
Billy Petrole knocked out Loayza in second round.
Louis (Fiid) Kaplan beat Bert Lamb, 10 rounds.
fluffy Griffith knocked out Joe Anderson fourth round
Latzo beat Frenchy Belanger 10 rounds.
Jimmy McLarnn beat Billy Wallace, 10 rounds.
- McLarnn knocked out Ray Miller in the fourth round
Ray Miller knocked Tommy Grogan in third round.
Miller beat Grogan 10 rounds
Eomski beat Latzo 10 rounds
Tony Canzoner beat Cecil Payne, 10 rounds.
Wallace beat Grogan, 10 rounds
Mellow knocked out Grogan.
AL Singer beat Patsy Buffalo, 10 rounds.
Charlie Retzaff knocked out Tiny Groves.
Griffith from Rsko foul in the seventh round
King Tut beat Petrolle, 10 rounds.
Roger Bernard beat AL Greenfield, 10 rounds.
Lomsk beat Belanger, 10 rounds.
Pee Wee Wilson beat frankie Murphy, 10 rounds.
Ollie Bartlett beat Wilbur Chevaier rounds.
Flowers beat Pnky Kaufman, 10 rounds.
Shaw beat AL Crisp, rounds
James j. Russell beat Tony Cancella, rounds.
1890 =
Terry Roth beat Johnny Mnella, 10 rounds, 49,
Tommy Freeman beat Young Jack Thompson, 10 rounds
Wesley Ramey beat Jimmy Vaughn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

five fouls during the game. Ben
Stephens also added II points TO
give him a bigger lead in loop
scoring records with l42. Ben,
however. had one speciality. with
which he counted all his baskets.
II was a fast cut-in that depends
on a block" by a teammate of
the man guarding Stephens.
Little Bud Jeanette was De-
troit'S scoring star of the night.
He got seven baskets and two
free throws. But it was Bob Cali
han and Ed Parry. with 4 and 3
points. respectively. in the last few
minutes. who thrilled the crowd of
about 1.500.
Trailing, 2S-20. at the half Ed
Sadowski and Jeanette spanked a
third period scoring spree. but the
count was 1887 in favor of Good
year as the last quarter began.
Sadowski's pivot shot and jean
nette's foul brought the score to
43-40. the nearest the Eagles came
to winning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Fiqht Results

At PHILADELPHIA Danny Falco ff3.
Philadelphia. decisioned Billy Davis. iib,
Minersvile. Pa. 81.
AT NEW HAVEN. CONN. Nathan
Mann. 1901. New England heavywe ght
champion. scored technical Knockout over
Charlie tHobOl Williams. 176. Fort Lsu-
derdale. Fla 49,
AT WATERBURY,. CONN. Fiddle Dolan.
1913, Waterbury. won on technical Knockout
over Dewey CDo-Dad) Anderson. Ia, New
York. Cd.
At BALTIMORE. MD Harry Boho
202 Pittsburgh Negro. defeated Gunnai
Bariund. 1875. Finland. t1Oj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

Louis 60
Gets ID. TX.
International News service Wire

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs announced to-
day that he had received word
from the California Athletic Com
mission, Sanctioning the proposed
Joe Louis-Arturo Godoy heavy
weight championship bout in Los
Angeles next April.
Previously. the comm 5 ion
baked on such a show. declaring
at the time that Godoy was not
suitable opponent for the heavy
weight champion.
II will be the third meeting
between Louis and Godoy. The
first fight went the 15-round
limit, but in the second tussle
the Brown Bomber stopped the
Chilean in the eighth round of a
scheduled 15-round fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

In Sports

Lou Nova. a negligible favor
lite against Patrick Comisky in
tonight's Madison Square Garden
hereunder. the winner being a
sure shot for a match with Joe
Louis.
Tony Zale rated 6 to ) favor
lite over Steve MamakOs for
their non-titIe Chicago bout to-
night.
Death takes Harold VI. Childs.
IL. noted trainer of trotting
horses.
Promoter Mike Jacobs closing
negotiations for Joe Louis
Arturo Godoy bout on West
Coast.
Henry Armstrong receives Ed
ward j. Nell trophy from New
York boxing writers.
Amos AlonZo Stagg recipient
of New York Touchdown Clubs
annual award.
Jim Farley en- route to South
America confident his syndicate
will soon close deal for New
York Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Holmes Gets AAU Post

David L. Holmes, Wayne Uni
versity athletic director and cross
country coach. has been appointed
vice chairman of the National
A. A u. committee in charge of
long distance running. Dan Ferris,
secretary of the body, announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

been associated with the dlStrlct
for more years than had Mrs.
Booth.
The new president has won the
state and district golf champion
ships besides being runner-up for
each title several times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
board.


She succeeds
Mrs. Oh aries
Hague B o o I N
who died at her
home in Gales
burg. H., last
Thursday. Mrs.
Booth was head
of the organi-
cation for Is
years.
This choice is
a logical one,
one that will
fulfill the last
wish of Mrs.
Booth. Mrs. Nc
Civ erin has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Lack of Small Clubs Hurts

By local cards. Walsh of Detroit minister's
who drawing cards We wanted know why Detroit didn't
have local cards"
Because Detroit doesn't have active small clubs develop
ing them" Walsh replied
Waited know why Detroit hasn't got small clubs
developing local cards
Walsh took his time that finally saying sweety:
lis nice day, isn't IL?
And that to be far gets these days
trying solve the mystery of the fight depression Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
2 Ticket Offices
For TOnight's Bouts

will be all day today TO accommodate
tonghts semifina of the
cents may he purchased at the
Detroit Times General admission tickets
go OF sal a a
the finals available at Olympia and The
be held Olympia week from
tonight.
its warriors fell by the waysde in the finest quarcrfnal show
held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Edwards TO Stay on Job

CLEVELAND, Jan. 10.-tINS)
Bill Edwards. Western Reserve
football coach. will remain at Re-
serve rather than accept one of
numerous posts reported offered
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
District Elects
Mrs. MlGiverin
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Mrs. William L. McGiverin, for
years one Of the outstanding golf
ers hereabouts, has been elected
president of the Women's District
Golf Association by the district
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

iNf baoelm'su
SPORTS EDITOR
Pro Boxing Is Active Lack of Local Cards
IN Other Cen+ers &C lie RIamed for Sltmp
Pro Boxing Is Active
in Other Centers as
II Slumbers Here
Lack of Local Cards
Is Blamed for Slump
in Detroit Rings
BIG BOUTS OF GOOD OLD DAYS RECALLED

While professional boxing sumbers Detroit there's plenty
of action elsewhere Thanks Charley Brennan and
papers, amateur boxing continues to flourish here.l
Among the boys who paid there will be battling extraor
binary three fronts the few days. In New York
tonight Pat Comskey and Lou Nova will tange in show which
expects something like $4,000 through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

the gate, lot OF mazuma Tor That
scrap.
And while the boys are tin-earing
for Sir Michael in Gotham, Tony Zale in
Chicago will take on Steve Mamakos, a
tough Greek. Davey Day and Nick
Castalagoine are also on the card, which
is billed for Chicago Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Recalls Old Bouts

True, Joe Louis is supposed to meet
Abe Simon here March -. but whether
or not that contest will be attractive
enough to steam up the fans is ques-
tionable. Boxing fans here may be
starving but they just won't go for
everything.
At Olympia recently We ran across
an old program in which were listed
some of the fights that were staged
in the Grand River sports palace in the
buildings early life. To refresh the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT s, Americans 3 foyertime).
Chicago r. CaRadiens ! foyerttnei.
Toronto ;. Rangers toNertimsj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

the professionals entirely deadat least outside
Detroit, once great fight center.
To find if possible, what's wrong with boxing Detroit
asked Tommy Walsh Deroiters who know
about boxing than most of all the other experts put together
The other is Scotty Moneih.
The trouble is that Detroit has local cards." Walsh
tried to be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

ticularly in the overtime session.
wherein. he stopped one of Chuck
Conacher's hot potatoes" on his
forearm and for a while thought
il had been injured. 1t panied
like the very mischief during the
closing minutes of the fracas, but
in the dressing room afterward
Johnny was relieved to learn the
arm had been bruised and no more.
To say that the Wings were
thoroughly Inundated by losing
such a pronounced lead is putting
it rather mildly. Jack Adams was
so incensed he wouldn't allow
inquiring sports writer's in the
Wings dressing room, a move that
isn't likely to make them overly
popular in Big Town.
AMERICANS DETROIT
Field ............R. p. ....s..... Orlando
tasan .....L u. ......... Stewart
Larson ......... R. W ........... Wares
sorrell .......... L. W. .-....".... Abel
Anderson, Carr Boil. II. Jackson. Hunt.
Benson.
Detroit spares-Motter. Goodfellow LIS
connie. Howe. Bruneteau, Giesebrechts
Whitelaw. Herchenratter, Fisher.
Officials: Referee-M. Ion. Linesman--
Fred Stevenson.
FIRST PERIOD
detroit: Gfesebrecht tWhitelaw- Good.
fellow. 7:05.
2-Americans. Jackson -Conacherl.
1920.
Penalties Bruneteau (tA,ppIng).
SECOND PERIOD
3-Detroit: Herchenratter (AbeD, 1872.
4-Detroit: Howe (Bruneteau Gle sebrecht),
1924.
Penalties-None
THIRD PERIOD
5-Americans: Larson (Sorrell-Armstrong)
.54.
6-Americans; Boil (Conacher- Jackson),
1{:5S.
Penalties-None.
OVERTIME
Scoring-None.
Penalties-None,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Chris Has Bout

Then on Monday night in Cleveland,
Mel Bettina and Anton Christoforidis
will trade leather in scrap billed for
the light heavyweight championship.
Jacobs says it's no title bout but if not
a championship affair it's as close as
were some of Mikes contests.
All Of which proves that the science
OF manly art as nracticed in nuhlic by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

at a Tune When the city is enjoying a
tremendous boom and every one seems
sport crazy. Mono one seems to know
why the punch sport, once great
sport here. was put away in moth balls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Red Wings Tie With Amerks,
Lose Ground 10 Leafs

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. Red
Dutton, whose Americans cooled
off the red-hot Red Wings of
Detroit by overcoming two-goal
lead TO gain a 3-3 tie here last
night, wouldn't say the Detroit
hiers would win the National
Hockey League race but did pay
handsome tribute to their speed
and unbounded enthusiasm.
The tie dropped the Red Wings
a full game behind the first place
Toronto Maple Leafs. who last
night defeated New York Rangers.
3-2, in overtime.
SECOND TIE IN ROW
It was the Detroiters' seventh
straight game without defeat
and their second tie in two starts
on this trip.
Nobody would dare say who
will win this race" Dutton said,
"but i like the way the Red
Wings stay with the puck. They
are big and fast and fairly reek
of youth. What's more impOr-
tant, too, Is their requirements.
They seem to have an endless
stream of them"
The Red Wings, whose faces get
redder every time they play the
lowly Americans, certainly didn't
play like prospective champions
last night. Although they were in
front. 81. when the third period
opened, they could thank goalie
Johnny Mowers from Shaving off
defeat against a team which was
beaten. 6 to 2, by the Rangers
earlier in the week.
Mowers did a thorough job, par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

tied with Is entries Brewster
the defending champion Wednesday night IS of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Hershey 4, Pittsburgh =.
Providence 2, Philadelphia I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

tried to be enlightening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

its warriors fell by the wayside in the fines
ever held here