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Weather: High, 60; low, 50; rain.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07
l5io BaiiemireaaS

Der Meg ourd oos ioaiale aabprintb.
Das fiibrt ann Jrieoen. aber bieIe
'ipoIlten nibt b0rerL i,ilb tpieoer an-
bere gInnbtelt, bos ieien- neltfrenlbe
@e6anfen, bie lnSgen praftil6 iein
IN ben StGbten, III ben 2Gnbern nit
bohenttpideIter Sssnol.ftrie, aber fir
bie mgemeinbeit nno gar fiirs 2anb
ieien bic Mntfdl1ge uno @arni,nge,,
BapIt 2eos belanglos lmo uno,lrb.
fiibrbar. l1nb bei.te? Seute nub es
audi Der 8linbe erfennen: Doh,
uabrbaftigl Der Hapit bate redt.
gr bat niht all ihtpars seeieben, als
er.. BON ben .@efabren reoete u,1b er
bat bon bober Barte. aus flor ,tno
pabr in bic 3ufunft eeidalt. Se,,te
|ieben mir, tpie bic Soeen elmer fal-
fden BirtibaftsIebre nidt nur gan.
5e alaiien, ionbern alld g0lfer ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

2anbl" Die Neae 8elt tpar entoedt.
Ser Selbberr gerebtfertigt ,lnb ge.
rettet. CUR y5diffsfapelle eilt oie
gauge geiatl1tg nll6 iingt bon banf.
barer 5reube ein ylautes Seoeum.
stm Morgen Iu,,oete bas S6iif
a,1f Der eriten SnieI ser gteuen Belt.
Dos erite aber, mas Columbus tot:
er erridtete ein sroBes &reua ,tuo
mantle bic entbefte Sniel ,inierm
Seilanb au gbreu ,,san Salpaoor->,
beiliger grl6ier."' =.
: 60 bat bic 0tutter bes Serrn bas
gertra,,en oes srobem Seefabrers
.gldn3eno eere6tfertist ,.no ibrem
tre,ten Sobne aus boditer Not aunl
1eriebnten 3iel perboIfeu.
r ltnier 2anb, Sic Ser. Staaten bon
ssorban1erifa, bat sic fatboliide Sir.
DIE anter oen Shus' ser Simmels.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

tBelt, Sai,ta Mnnnnciata, in beren
5Sallen fid Der &nobe Der lieben Nsiit.
ter Gottes tpeibte. sic blieb ieine
Nhltter iein 2eben lang.
Dag groBte ltnternebmen ieines
.2ebens iteIlte er ansbriidli1 l,,,ter
ben Sdut Der SintmelsfSniein. Als
bie JIotte ausfubr, nit Der ct iid
Ing ,,nerforidte Beltmeer nod 8es
;iten bortpagte, tr,,s oas gonirel-
idiff flar i,nb oe,,tlib ben seamen
n5anta Maria" am Bug.
Sod tporen Die Soffuuuaen ee-
ipannt. Sod aIs bic Gabrt 8oben
,,no Wonate oauerte uno. Der 8ro-
bia,,t uuo oas Erinfipaiier a1salse@
ben 6robte, ba nerlorea Die 'SoIoate,l
uno bic Matroiem oen g,,t. Ridt 70
ibr Selbberr. @r mar ,tabe baran,
6aB Die Sdiffsbeiat,mg ibnt oen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

@eborIam nertpeigerte. sic tpollten
iogar ben Mbmiral, Der unentpegt
na6 Beiten ieselte, ermor0en. Man
meloet ibm Die brobenoe Meel,terei
uno Die Mbii6t Ser Solbateu. 9od
,1neridroden bietet er ben Meuterern
fem 8lut uno iein 2eben an. Sur
eil,en Gag nod m0dten iie ibm ses
ben. @enn bis babin tent 2ano er-
f6ienen iei, 10 fonnten ite NIT ibm
tim nad 8egebr.
u8efriebigt mein Blut -eu6, 10
nebmt es ,1no lebtl
Do6 Big nod Elm ei1taiges Mal
Die Sonne bent feurigen Often ents
ibpebt,
8ere0nnt mir Sen ieenenoen
StrabI!
8eleubtet ser Moreen fein ret
tend @eitao', H.
60 biet' i1 be1n Sobe MIDI germ;
8is oabin berfolgt nod oen nut
tigen Hfa6, 5... ... i.
Gertrauenb Der Mutter bes Serrn!"
gnti6loiien iteuert er tueiter ,,no
labt am Wfaitba1rn sic Gabne oes
AomiraIidiffes biiien. 9a Ieudtet
es tpie ein flebentlider Silferuf bonn
Maitbaum berab: Santa Maria -
Seilige Maria," =" - Noh itnb niht "a
5tun6eu bergangen, % ruff elm
.iatroie it Der 5riibe bes H.. Sftober
1892 bonn Waitforb berab: .2a1b |
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

tpirrt babett, 1lno manberorts erfennt
man, bob man at ,tnreht .unb gum
,groBen Sda6en bie Stimme bes ST..
gaters l.ngebort berbalen lieb.
= 1tuiere 8flidt -
90 bas &irteni6reiben, bas nit
einem idperen Boripurf audi fiir Die
aatboIifen Der @elt .etl6et. Aneefon-
men an einem 8enoepunft Der @e-
ididte, ioutet mir uns nun e,1olih
6aau allfraffen unb bas 10 NOTICE
Berf fo3ialer Neform in Mneriff neb.
men. 8ernablaffigen mir a,ld fer
nerbin, Der grneuer,,ng ber @eieu=
idaft ibre @ege au ipeiien, 10 tperben
mir mitidnloig nerben an alle1n
glenb, bas bie softer befallen ipiro,
penn iie nod tpeiter Die Ser 20iltns
barrenoen io3ialen 8robleme nad eis
genen Meaepten at furieren beriuden
So Get. 3. g.=S. 4..@-... .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07
ST. Columbus nab bie N,mtter @pttes

gs oiirfte nibt aGgemein befannt
iein, Bob Die Marienberebrl,ng an
benz groben biftoriiben @reignts Der
Gntoedung Der Neuen gelt einen be-
ionoern Mnteil fat. .- .
Sbon bie: @eburtslta6t 6es gnt-
6eders ,1no feline ssuseno itanben 1ln-
ter benz befonberen Sdut Ser Wsut.
ter @ottes. @enua beberbergte eine
Der berrlihiten Marienfirden Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07
9sittpodj, Ben Z. 9sai 1941
Die aase Der aronfbeit ,,ub geroiel,it.

N
Iofigfeit etipas eriibrige.
Dnllit Iil1o aber oie ungebenret
9feisbtiinter, bic ii6 6anf elmer ifrupcI-
1 Ioien @elbipirtihaft in ben Sdnben
@e1iger angebauif, itnb oai.lit iin6
ali1 bic Mieiengeipinte aus. 5pefnla-
tionen inb 86rienma1obern ,ia1o iin6
4ferner bic 1niibeloien l,nDerbdltniS=
InaBig boBen gi,,fomnten ltio San-
tiemen aiht gerebtfertigt. Das Al-
les bernrteilt aud Der Bapit 9ier
n,,lB Ser Staat nit elmer neiien @e-
ietgebung eingreifeis aber ,tidt. nit
br,italer @eipalt, oie 11,ir 5eribldgt
ilno aerf0rt, ieooh nibts beiferes
iddfft llno niht aufbaiit.
i S0ret auf Sic &irdel Sic balt|
arf iolioem @rrno, aaf oent Gelien-
fiinban,ent Der g0ttlihe,L eipigen
@abrbeiten, ,,iht auf ben JIugiano
Der 9agesneinungen ,,uo faliden
@runoidte Soret arf bic &irbel Sic
tritt Dor euh bin nit aottliber al,-
toritat, I'M al1ftrag besienigen, Der
geiagt: n8ebet binals in aIe @elt
n1tb lebret alle golfer!" S0ret a,,i
bie Stride; benn in. ibr ipirft Der
@eiit Gottes, Der @eiIt Der @abrbeit.
Soret al1f oie &irbel benn iie bat
Mittel lie aaeirt Inn iene ali,ft 81
iiberbriider, Die bellte tief ilno melt
iid) al1ftut llno Die Meniben in 5ipei
feinbli1e Eager trennt.
2est Der Stride feline Geiieln an!
@ebet Der Stride freie 8abnl nno
legt ibr feline 5eiieln an 2ailef Die
&irbe gefpdbren, itatt iie 5lt bent-
men llno iie at perfolgen 1tuo ibr 5is
miBtrauen. Gebet Der Stride freie
0abn nnb iie miro enre &inber nit
2ebripeisbeit 1t1terricbten ltnb tie 81
&inoern @ottes eraieben. Sic miro
oie Mrbeit eub erleibtern 1tnb beili-.
gen o1rb ben Sintpeis auf ben Set
lamb I'M Mrbeitsgetpnnb. Sic miro
nit Der 2iebe elmer Ofutter eiire
&anfen pflegen uno cure 8unben
beilen. Sic miro nit benz Wh,t elmer
bon @ott geianbteil gerfiinberin Der
8nbrbeit llno @eredtigfeit Dor bie
Mddtigen nro Neihen oieier @rbe
bintreten uno miro 5ll ibren @eipiiien
reoen ,lno @eredtigfeit forbern. Sie
miro al oeren Seraen fpreden ,tnb
miro in ibnen bie 2iebe >ertpeden,
alf baB oieie 8riiden baue iiber iene
&liifte, bie iebt oie Meniden in Sab
a,lseinanber reiben. Sic tpirb ben
5rieben uno bas @Iud eud bringem,
bas Slid, bas iiberan aufbIibt, mo
.8riiber eitltrddtie ai.ia,nmenmob,
ne,t'''.
Ser 81. Bater tpin, DOB bie Mr,
better fib organiiieren ,nb NIT ner>
einter araft iid cine ioaiaIe 8eiieritel-
lung erringen, aber ct tparrt, baB
biefe gereine BLOB tpirtidaftlide
3tpede berfoIgen unb bob fie 6ies in
erfter 2inie t,in. CT min, baB bieie
8ereinigungen fib aufbauen auf benz
folioen @r,ino Der Relieion unb BE-
rem grfaiiung ltno gertief,,ne nit al
lem grnft anitreber,. Ct min aud
feline e6inng Der ioaialen 5raee a,,f
benz 8oben 6er alaiienberi0bm1ng,
nnb er min enblid i9on gar nibt
cine setDaItiame 2oiung, ionoern eine
auf benz Bege Der @eiebgebung ,mo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

f0nigin- seitelt. Sic ltnbeiledte Got
tesm1ltter lit 8atron Der Stride in
ben Ser. Staaten. sOtose lie oieIem
2an6e in bieien fritiiden 3eiten if.
ren beionoern Sdub anseoeiben
Ialien!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Yale Polo Team
P|dysCorneN

Yale and Cornell polo teams will
meet tonight at the State Fair
Coliseum.
Dominating the National as well
as the Eastern scene, the Yale
starting lineup will be composed
of Jack Daniels. Dave Wilhelm
and Robert johnson with George
Haas as alternate. William Flint,
Stephen Holly and Herb Schiller
will start for the Big Red with
Allen Silberg available for the re-
lief roll.
Proceeds will 60 TO the British
War Relief Society The 1S2nd
Field Artillery of the Michigan
National Guard will stage a de-
Tense parade between the second
and third chuckerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
HettChe Awaits
Word on Bout

Whether Detroit will have q
heavyweight title match here next
month was still matter of specu-
lation today. John ]. Hettche, box
ing commissioner for Michigan,
said he had received no request to
a match between Abe
Simon and Joe Louis.
81 don't expect to get any re-
quest until the matter in Phila-
lephia Is settled" the commits
sioner said. Further inquiry
brought out the matter in Phila-
delphia was the fight between
Joe Louis and Gus Dorazio
scheduled for late this month.
Abe Simon has been claiming he
was robbed last Monday night in
Baltimore when he lost a fight to
Big Boy Thompson of Pittsburgh.
Thompson's manager counters
with clippings from the Baltimore
papers which fail to uphold ST.
mons claim.
Suggestions have been made to
Hettche to rematch Thompson and
Simon here. Hettche said he would
have to make complete investi-
cation of the fight last Monday be-
fore he made his decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
It Ends His Skepticism

Fate ruled that Dew receive the that he
had Before the days started he
view and said he going ride couple years
then retire TO his farm He killed the FIRST he
of this year
The death of Dew has taught lesson. You know how
skepcal at times of sporting events how sit in the
grandand and say this ball player that didn't try
that hockey and football players doing tricks
that certain jockey little yellow
Bob you'll hear another skeptica from me-
Here a jockey who had down I'm a
herOwOrshp at heart and he my hero.
81 think the Dew said gOOdby life has taught
a lesson I cant forget"
And that dear readers part of sincere ee
I've received in my life. You have to know hi
blustery man to appreciate how he is affected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Priddy Signed;
DiMdg Bd|ks

NEW YORK. Feb The
Yankees today announced receipt
of the signed contract of Gerry
Priddy, prize rookie second base
man. and didn't display too much
concern about Joe Di Maggie be-
coming the clubs first official
holdqlt
Prjddy. who with Phil Rizzuto
is expected to figure prominently
in the Yank'S 1871 infield. re-
portedly is receiving about $500
for his first year in the major
circuit. Di Maggie. who got S32,-
500 for his outfield labors in 1910,
is understood to be seeking at
least a $1,000 boost.
1--WE haven't heard from him
since mailing his contract" was
all President Ed Barrow would
say concerning Di Maggie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Boost Present Irish Stuff. G1uds U1ue

coaches the students and the alumni. 1t would be a
fine thing if the board of athletic control could its
way clear to give of them the job"
The Detroit group is unofficialy campaigning to
line up other strong alumni bodies to aid in the
of these assistants
Joe Boland a tackle during Layden's last year
at Notre Dame. He played two years but during his
third received injury that ended his
In 1927 and % he assistant to Adam Walsh ALI
America center at Santa Clara. In 1929 he coached
St Thomas in Minnesota and then had brief career
radio announcer
In 1893 he went to Notre Dame at the request of
the coach, Layden to teach the line. He has been
there since He is married and has two children.
His original home in Philadelphia but he lives in
South Bend now
Bill Cerney famous the Fifth horseman
during the DAYS of Notre Danes great Four Horsemen
1t was Rockne himself who gave him that name. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

KINGSTON. r. l., Feb. Al
though giving the Rhode Island
Rams a thorough going-over with
their close guarding and heavy
body checking. a type of play not
usually seen on New England
courts, Wayne University of De-
troit suffered a 60 to So defeat
here last night.
The Rams were forced to meet
and repulse the most threatening
20 their ability to rule
the rooSt on heir home court this
season 10 score this twelfth vic
tory in Il starts.
The game BECAME rough very
early, but the referees, Kelleher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07


when arrived here, there racing Dew had
to Miami keep active try
Taylor You know all about that story how Taylor had
the best and they ended up having fight you'll
remember too had Dew back plane to ride Caiene
Sunday.
During the following week Santa Anita
One of great thrills seeing this kid ride the horse that
made him champion.
But here sit ] only wish could put
geher This the most tragic thing that happened
sports. Dew umbng TO his death and
forget the reaction of that crowd.
Bob find the toughest and the best at Caentc You
find thoroughbred people who follow the because
the blood You find the rankest husters in the world It's
melting pot
"Ne heard tell of the reaction of the crowd the night
Max Schmclng knocked out Joe Louis how at first they
were stunned. and all silence then when the mind
photographed to the emotions that miracle sports had hap
pened-weI just remember that story. II quite
picture of how crowds react.
Here today, If live TO be Million can't forget The
OF They're Off and the usual stranng and Juggling
tiptOes the horses made the
Then the spill An awful sound went when they
il Dew. describe the sound neither can
forget it, Soon women started to cry turned their
shoulders, and headed for the bar
THE damper on for the day the rich and the poor
the tOugh and the aristocrats. Death guess
TO people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

was understudy to Layden at fuback and one of the
greatest kickers in Notre Danes history. He was
signed as an assistant the time Boland.
Cerney is coach of the B team and chief scout
of the Irish His task has been to keep steady supply
of varsity material coming up from the squads of
players competing in football at Notre Dame.
The other members of the coaching staff Chef
Grant and Joe Benda. All four men extremely
popular at Netre Dame and both the students and
alumni would like to see them carry on according to
the members of the Notre Dame Club here.
Meetings of the board of athletic control sched-
ued frequently from until March 1 when the
coach is appointed While Jim Crowley of Fordham,
Slip Madigan formerly of St Mary Buck Shaw of Santa
Clara and Clipper Smith of Vilanova will have their
supporters there many members of the alumni and
student body camorng to say word for the members
of the staff working at Notre Dame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
By EDGAR HAYES

Detroit alumni of Notre Dame have started
drive to have member of the present coaching staff
elevated the post left vacant by the resignation of
Elmer Layden Layden resigned early this week to
take the post of high commissioner Of the National
Football League.
Either Joe Boand or Bill Cerney would make an
excellent COACH according to members of the Detroit
Notre Dame Club.
MANY big name coaches have been recommended
one prominent alumnus said today But in all fairness
believe members of the present staff should be
noted They have done good job. Their boss was
not fred he resigned to take job that paid more
money.
EITHER BOIand Cerney would be welcomed by
the Irish Alumni i'm all parts of the country They both
payed under ROckne and coached under Layden. They
have the respect and confidence the players the other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

Tom Harmon. the Michigan
magician of the gridiron who has
refused to play professional foot
ball. will join play-for-pay boys on
the basketball court
With a "stop-the-presses' ferVor
in his voice Jim CummonS. coach
and manager of the Hammond,
Ind. team in the National Pro-
fessional Basketball League, made
the announcement here last night
saying that Harmon would receive
$4,000 for playing 10 exhibition
games with his team.
Actually, the Gary Galloper has
agreed TO play in two contests
next Wednesday and Thursday,
sites and opposing teams yet to
be chosen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

examination this morning for the
semester Just now coming TO a
close. And he won't be able to
play next Friday and Saturday,
for those are the nights of the
annual J-Hop which he's promised
to attend.
His appearances with the Ham,
mond team will be strictly on an
exhibition basis. although he's not
al all unfamiliar with the cage
game. He was Michigan'S leading
scorer in the Big Ten as a Sopho-
more before he decided to concen-
trate on football.
The Gary Galloper won't play in
any regular league games. although
if he could impart his touchdown
magic to the hardwood. owner
Eddie Cesar would be more than
grateful. The last place Hammond
five has already lost 13 games. and
chances are very remote that it
will land in the playoffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Misses Bauer, Amory
/ Clash in Golf Final

PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb. =
(INS)-Jean Bauer of Providence,
r. l., and Grace Amory of Palm
Beach. winners yesterday in the
Palm Beach women's golf tourna-
ment, will meet today for the
title.
Jane Crum of Orangeburg. s.
C., who surprised the gallery Tues
day by ouSting the tournament
favorite. Elizabeth Hicks. yester-
day bowed to Miss Amory. and ?.
Miss Bauer defeated Dorothy
Gardner Of Steubenvillc. o. , and
l in their semifinal match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

playing the horses. he plays the
never the horses.
/ remember one season, about two
or three years ago, that he picked out
jockey Yarberry, an apprentice, and
stayed with him on every mount. His
winnings were terrific.
He had enjoyed the same success
with Dew, until the fatal accident Sun
day.
There was an airmail special de-
livery on our desk Tuesday morning.
The letter had been written at 1870
o'clock Sunday night. II was from the
man in question:
To-day was the saddest of my life
for me-" he started. IF you remember
] told you when left Detroit that
was coming West and play jockey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
ST. Antoine TO Oppose
M frOsh Track Team

st. Antoine Y NJ. c. A. track
team will oppose the University of
Michigan freshmen at Ann Arbor.
Saturday.
The captain Of the St. Antoine
squad is Bill Watson. who was the
captain of the Michigan track
team of 1910. He will take Is
athletes with him to Ann Arbor.
The St. Antoine team will 60
to Ypsilanti the following Satur-
day. February Is. for a meet with
Michigan State Normal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Hawks
Lose. 6-2.
In II. ".
By International News Service

BY hating the Chicago Black
hawks. 6 TO 2, for the first time
this season. the New York Rangers
moved into a tie with them for
fourth plac e in the National
Hockey League today.
Clint Smith. with two goals and
two assists. helped the Rangers
overcome the Hawks before a
crowd of 1864 in Madison Square
Garden. Chicago twice had the
lead. but the Rangers sent the
discs past goalie Sam Lo Presti to
come from behind and win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
He Plays the jockeys

Life plays queer tricks people.
last December 10 that friend of mine, gent
with racing his blood shook hands with this kind of
a good-by:
going California a vacation and the length of
that vacation will depend how winners jockey Dew
rides. I'm going out play his mounts"
You this person, too well known along Detroit
whiteway has his private system of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
BRIGGS CAGERs WIN

Sheboygan began It's fine passing
tactics in the third stanZa and il
resulted in the teams getting only
one field goal apiece The score
was 1925 when the last period
began.
The Eagles. when they got pos
session of the ball. missed half a
dozen shots in the first seven min
utes Of the last quarter and neither
team scored in that time. But il
was too late then 10 change the
complexion Of the game.
Each team scored twice in the
last three minutes and Sheboygan
added a free throw.
81 believe the boys will make
a comeback against Goodyear In
Akron Saturday night" Coach
Dutch Dehnert said. I'VE can't
be counted out of the race be-
cause of this one defeat"
Briggs outclaSSed Battle Creek,
55-37. in the preliminary game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Detroit's Wings Prove
5000 Frenchmen Err
Trailing Al in 3rd Period, Jack Adams
Men Get Goals in . Minutes to Tie
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

MONTREAL, Feb. 7. - Five
thousand French m m can be
wrong. They thought they had the
Detroit Red Wings whipped when
the Montreal Canadiens led them.
a to !, with six minutes TO go in
the last period here last night.
But the Red Wings staged the
most spectacular rally the National
Hockey League has seen this
season. scored three goals in two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

to keep under cover is working out in the nets
with the Chicago Blackhawks. LA MARCHE
was a Standout with the Muskegon club which
folded in the middle of the NJ o. season.
ED BURNS, portly Chicago sports writer,
who hurled names after JIMMY ORLANDO, Red
Wing defenseman. threw fists in the Chicago
Stadium. has sent his regrets to the Jack Adams
Day committee which will honor ADAMS at the
Blackhawk game here February IA. Sorry, am
leaving for California. otherwise would be on
hand for Adams celebration, sincere regards 10
Jack also GIACOMO ORLANDO" Burns called
ohm RlasnhemnlIsl Adams and hOnorcd Orlando
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
BY DON w. LEE

II you can't get possession OF the
ball. you can't score points that
was the sad story for Eagles fans
unfolded at Naval Armory last
night.
Sheboygan Redskins monopo-
lized the play so effectively in the
last half that Detroit's representa-
tive in the National Pro Basketball
League was handed its worst set
back of the season. 47-29. 1t was
also a blow 10 the Eagles playoff
chances. since it plunged them
back into the second division with
a hard road trip facing them the
end of the month.
Piling up an early lead, Sheboy-
gan forced the Eagles 10 come TO
them" Although Bob Calihan
sank four baskets from the pivot
in the second period, Detroit was
trailing. 2l-35, al -iHterTnissien
That l4-point margin was too
much for the Eagles, who couldn't
hit the hoop with even the few
shots they were allowed.