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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Simple But Eye-AppeaIing
Warm Weather Dishes
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

A MEAT platter always tempts
appetites in Summer. The out
standing thing in its favor, from
the homemaker's viewpoint, IS
the fact it's easy to assemble on
the Spur of the moment There
is such a variety of canned and
prepared luncheon meats now
that we can keep the pantry and
refrigerator stocked for any
emergency
From the cans we can turn
Spiced ham loaf, tongue, veal
loaf. and corned beef. The meat
market has available cold boiled
ham, livcrwurst, bologna, New
York ham. minced ham and
cheese loaf.
FsmiIy Platter
Three varieties Of these meats
make an attractive platter for
the family. However, for group
service five or six are desirable
Don't arrange slices on top Of
each other. Give them appeal by
rolling the spiced ham loaf or
minced ham cornucopia style and
filling with cabbage salad or
cottage cheese with chives. Pin
with toothpicks.
Sweet pickles cut in fan style
and hearts Of celery stuffed with
nippy or pecan cream cheese
also add interest
If you're using a large chop
plate. place the meat pickles and
celery around the edge and fill
the center with cold potato salad
set off with radiSh roses. sliced
hard cooked eggs or strips Of
pimiento. a band OF waterCreSS
or parsley should separate the
salad and meat
perhaps yotf-rc -arNtotr~-for
old-faShioned hot potato salad
-. II so. here's the recipe.
Hot Potato Salad
s medium potatoes
medium onion
4 strips bacon
2 cup vinegar
4, cup water
teaspoon salt
y teaspoon celery salt
Paprika
> hard cooked eggs
Cook potatoes in boiling SalteC
water until tender. While they
are cooking dice bacon and fr,
10 a golden brown, add vinegar
water and salt and bring 10
boil.
When potatoes are Just tender
cut into cubes and pour NJ
hoi dressing. Add celery sail
sprinkle with paprika and gar
nish with eggs, Serve immedI
ately
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

LADIES GOLF DAY at Oakland Hills Country Club
-. brought a fine array Of golfers. who
manned lunch play bridge and swim in the pool
Among members and guests Mrs. Frederick NJ
Alser. Mrs. Paul Hammett. Mrs. j. W. Strain Mrs
Michael Lennon. Mrs. Francis Warner OF ST. Louis
Mrs. T. c. Mcdonald Mrs. Franklin Robbins. Mrs
L. V. Brown Mrs c. f. Halter Mrs. Fred L. Curtiss
80. Mrs. A. NJ Wbel and her daughter Betty Mrs w.
Z. Biggers. Betty Mezwin. Mrs. Don McLouth
Mrs. Amos Winger Mrs Allan German. and Mrs.
Norman Hoke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Elise Cosorove Back from EwaId Summer Hom

SIJB-DEB ELISE CoSGROvE. has just returned from
Harbor Springs she has been the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Henry T. Ewald at their Summer home
Betty Cosgrove will return to her studies at stephens
College Columbia Mo-, at the close OF the Autumn
The William Balderston family. of Berkshire road
spends happy Summer travelling back and forth between
Crosse Pointe Madison, Wis where Mrs. Bladder
ston's parents Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Ramsay live
Debuane Sue will return from Madison in about
week. be followed few days later by her sister
Eleanor and Mrs. Balderston and the boys Jim and
Bill -. will go up. in midAugust.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Wishropps TO Return from East Wednesday

THE CoMINGS AND GoINGs Of people you know
continue hold place Of prime Importance in the
Dr. and Mrs Edward a Wishropp will return Wednes-
dav... from stay ~ several weeks Maine
Doctor Wishropp has been at Camp Kieve al Noble
boro . Mrs. Wishropp has been the guest Of Mrs
Nooleboro....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Martha Fink viii Make Her Bow in Sep tember

HERE'S A BRAND new name. for your debutante
list
Martha Fink. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George r.
Fink will be presented sometime during September
1t looks at this point though the Christmas deb
utante will take its usual glamour and gaiety
in spite the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeder. plan to introduce their
second daughter pretty Priscilla sometime during De-
cember and probably at a ball
Priscilla who studied at Shipley School. in Bryn
Mawr Pa last year says her school plans for this
still indefinite. but she'll be somewhere In the
East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

staffed tomatoes- max an -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

The winner will remain In the
race for a National Pro Basketball
League playoff spot and the loser
will be all through for the season.
That will be the tense situation
when the Detroit Eagles and
Akron Goodyear face-off for the
opening whistle at 9 p. m. in Naval
Armory tonight.
More tense moments will be felt
when Big Ed Sadowski of the
Eaglse and Ben Stephens of Good
year take their shots. Those two
are the leading individual scorers
Sadowski has 245 points and
Stephens 239. Tonight's game, last
of the regular schedule for both
teams, will decide the close race.
Jack Ahearn has been given the
job of guarding the Akron cut-in
artist by Coach Dutch Dehnert,
while Sadowski must contend with
John Pelkington, also a pivot ex-
pert.
Goodyear has an edge in the
three games played so far this
season. winning once here and
again in Akron. The Eagles won,
4l-40. in Akron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
and GriieI
Stick in Meet

CHICAGO. Feb. q. - Charles
Hayes and Emmett Grier of De-
troit still remained in the tourna-
ment of champions boxing meet
here today and viii return to the
Windy City, March Z, TO box in
the semifnals.
Hayes remained in the running
with victories over Milton Jones,
ST. Louis. and Floyd Sandberg.
H., in the middleweight
class. Grier. meantime. won over
Percy Davis of Memphis and Billy
Cox. Fort Worth, Tex. in the 1885,
pound division.
AL Brown. heavyweight. and
Richard Tamplin, .bantamweight,
were eliminated in the quarter
finals. while Detroit'S other par
Elephants last night. AL Ellis. fly
weight. and Art Prince. feather
weight, went out in the third
round
Browns defeat by Clayton
Worlds of Chicago was unpopular
among the fans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Thompson Has Lots Of Ideas

Alexis Thompson who spells wealth in the millions, has
S50000 invested the Pittsburgh football team but pre-
fers hockey Thompson dad ugared the family exchequer
steel but Alexis preferred to his and in the
drug business Young Tompson chockful of ideas
of which lights for goal posts scheme designed to
show clearly and quickly if kick is good Dutch Clark
got tough break when the American League snached
Rudy Mucha the Cleveland Rams No draft choice Mucha
All-America center from University of Washington
That a nice gesture the White Sox made when they
their with the notation that the
Saginaw boy the first major league player called to United
under Selecve Service Act Stack at Camp
Custer Battle Creek he is big righthanded pitcher who
last 10 games for Lubbock, Tex The White
do nice hingsemember they made Monty Stratton
Acoach which calls to mind that Mr.. Briggs is entitled to
doffing giving Johnny Stone scouting job Stone,
time Tiger the shelf long time with lung trouble
the rap while he can't shag flies more the
Tigers believe he may be able to dig up promising
rockies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
On Common Ground
Tigers, Phillies Both About to Lose Their Aces,
Greenberg and Mulcahy, in Army Draft
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News Service sports Editor

NEW YORK, Feb. N-Base-
balls two extremes, the champion
Detroit Tigers of the American
League and the cellar-dwelling
Philadelphia Phillies of the Ma
tional, met on common ground in
the defense program today-each
club about TO lose its brightest
star to the draft.
The Tigers Hank Greenberg,
home run champion and most
valuable player in his league last
season, and the Pills Hugh Null
cahy, rated as a $4,000 pitcher in
trade negotiations, seem definitely
headed for the switch from their
baseball monkey suits to the
army's khaki and from leisurely
mid-forenoon arising to that early
morning bugle blast.
Neither will be granted a defer
ment, according to latest reports,
and will march away when their
numbers go up, barring the un-
foreseen. Mulcahy has been or
dered by his Cambridge. Mass,
draft board to appear on March 3,
while Greenberg. New Yorker,
probably will be called in mid
Summer. He registered in Detroit.
If all goes according to the
script, Mulcahy will lose only one
season of baseball through his year
of service. but Greenberg will miss
a big part of this season and all
of next.
Mulcahy probably figures his
plight pretty sorry, but, being a
Phillie, he isn't in the upper brack-
cts financially. whereas Greenberg
figures to blow upwards of $50 900
when and if he is collared by his
Uncle Sam.
He hasn't signed his contract for
the coming season yet, but when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Two hockey rebels have re-
turned TO the ranks. Yves LampSa
anC Jimmy Baudino, who left the
Detroit Holzbaughs two weeks
ago in a dispute over expense
money. have volunteered 10 play
in the Frank MacDonell Me-
mortal Fund game at Olympia
March IL.
Both Lampsa and Baudino have
been accepted as members of the
Amateur All-Star team which will
play the Detroit Red Wings. Man.
ager Art McDermott said today.
Lampsa has for years been the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
HOckey's Rebels Return


most colorful player in the Michi-
gan-Ontario ANA teur Hockey
League. The black haired Finn
is not only a brilliant defenseman,
but one of the leagues best
scorers. He is regarded as a per-
sonal enemy by thousands of anna
teur hockey fans including the
followers of all Holzbaugh oppo-
nents. But he takes the booes
and likes 'em.
Baudino. one of Lampsa's run
ming mates, who hailed originally
from the Copper Country of the
Upper Peninsula, is one of the best
in amateur hockey and
held the league scoring champion
ship for two seasons.
Two other Holzbaughs. Matt
Wiljanen and AL Geishel, who quit
in the same dispute here definitely
retired from the game.
Were glad to welcome Bau-
dino and Lampsa hack. They
certainly chose the right time to
show how they feel about hockey
and the friends of the game"
said McDermott. President Fred
l.. Haner of the NJ. o. League
assured the manager there would
be no difficulty over the players
reinstatement.
The addition of Lampsa and
Baudino to the Amateur An-Stars
is expected to strengthen the club
which will oppose the Red Wings
Each has been regarded as a good
professional prospect
Tickets for the Fund game now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
NATHAN MANN
Gus LEsNEvICH

the title if he comes through with
a knockout over the New Eng
land champion.
Chances are slim for knockout
in this 10-round affair. however,
and Mann may enter the ring a
slight favorite because of his
greater experience in the unlimited
division. 1t will be only the fifth
heavyweight start for his oppo-
nent.
After dropping two decisions 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Harbert Has 81,
One Behind
International News Service Wire

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb.
27.-Carding a five-under-par Sc,
Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa,
former P. G. A. champion. led
a field of ITO golfers in the 5000
st. Petersburg Open tournament.
He was one stroke better than
his closest pursuers. Those wind
ing up in the 81 bracket were Ben
Hogan, also from Hershey; Ralph
Guldahl of Chicago; Chick Har-
bert of Battle Creek. Mich. and
Sam Snead of Hot Springs, Ark.
Sixty-eights were scored by
Clarence Doser of Sarasota. Fla:
Herman Barron, White Plains, N.
Y, and Jimmy Turnesa. New
York City. Defending Champion
Jimmy Demaret of Houston, Tex
had 70 and National Open Cham
pion Lawson Little, a "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
4th in Row for State

EAST LANSING. Feb. 27.-
Michigan States boxing team
heightened its seasons winning
streak to four last night at Jeni-
son Fieldhouse by whipping West
Virginia, So. William Zurakow-
ski. 127-pound sophomore, scored
the lone knockout as he floored
Bill Morgan in lis of the first
round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
DODGERS Get New Farm Club

Durham of the Piedmont League formerly operated by the
Cincinnati Reds is Brooklyn farm the Dodgers dis
lposed of Emra New York; home which will have
"a working with Buffalo in the International League
which in has agreement with the Tigers Duke
Keats of Edmonton Detroit player trying to revive
professional hockey in Western Canada We checking
the report that Florida Chambers of Commerce protesting
against baseball club trainers bringing lamps to
Herbert Hoovers favorie dog is Norwegian Ekhound,
worried about Herbert Hooves favorite dog
has several of the ekhounds, which sent him
from Norway Shag Shaughnesy president of the Inter-
national League 81 captain of the Nore Dame
football since then he has been football coach at
Clemson, Harvard Washington and Lee and also a
captain in the Canadian army in the first World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

are being sold by Tony Nader.
deputy county clerk, in the County
Building; Michael j. Butler, at
University of Detroit; Olympia
box-office; Gus Newman at Henry
the Hatter's, 141 Michigan avenue:
Rhody Hanrahan at the state rae
ing commission, sos Transports
ton Building; Douglas Mode at
the Michigan Board of Athletic
Control. Transportation Building.
and the sports departments of the
Detroit News. Detroit Free Press
and Detroit Times.
The tickets are priced at so
cents, 81 and S1.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

City But. even if he doesn't meas
ure up, Dykes will be in pretty good
shape with Mike fresh Detroit sandlot
graduate; who has developed into one
of the best receivers in the big leagues.
4 Sid Hudson. Washington's brilliant
young finger has a low military draft
number. but the quota of his native
Georgia is we'll filled -. Fred Haney
says he never saw Don Heffner's superior
as a middle-man in a double play .
Walter Burkemo, the Chicago amateur
star who once packed golf sticks at
Detroits Lochmoor Club. did not return
to defend his South Florida title at
Palm Beach this Spring.
Mike Jacobs, who grabs new terri
tory with the abandon of a fuerher,
now is cutting up with Ray Avis in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

MAIN EVENT-10 ROUNDS
Gus Lesneyich. Cliffside Park.
~. j.. vs.. Nathan Mann, New
Haven, heavyweights.
SEMINAL
Bobby Mcintyre, Detroit. vs..
Speedy johnson. Pontiac, light
weights, 8 rounds.
Joe Sutka, Wyandotte, vs..
Billy Tiger Bengal. Dearborn,
middIeweights, 8 rounds.
Ray Robinson, Detroit. vs..
Gene Spencer. Chicago, light
weights, 8 rounds.
Joey Miehielove. Detroit. VS..
Larry Ray, Detroit, weiter-
weights, 6 rounds.
Johnny Martin, Detroit, vs..
Sattino Terracina, Chicago,
light-heavyweights, 4 rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

division. His record since then
shows a decision over Wally Sears,
a technical kayo over Henry
Cooper and a knockout over Jack
Marshall in his last start in De-
cember while the only black mark
came when he dropped decision
to Al Delaney. known locally as
Alex Borchuk when he fought in
Windsor.
An aggressive battler, the Rus
sian will be giving away about 10
pounds to Mann. who will weigh
about 189 when he steps into the
ring.
At 5 feet II inches, Mann also
is an inch and half taller than
his foe. although both have an
Identical reach.
Although Lesnevich is the kind
of a fighter who forces the fight,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
ROUND OUT TEAM

Rounding out the Wayne forces
viii be Pete NuneZ, Don Roble
and Bill Hungary - all of whom
had enjoyed starting roles on
occasion this season.
Western team which has
beaten u. c. l.. A. and Toledo.
among other leading teams this
year-hits town tonight with four
former Metropolitan players on
its roster-Art Macioszczyk from
Hamtramck. John Cuckovich from
Highland Park. and Del Loranger
and Ed Ruchalla from FordSon.
IL took some tough struggling,
but Alma's great quintet saved
Its brilliant winning streak last
night by pulling out a 1885 vic
tory over Kalamazoo College.
The victory made IL 81 straight
for the Scots who already had
clinched the VI. /. A. A. cham
pionship. BY winning. Alma
gained q spot In the National
Collegiate tournament at Kansas
City next month.
One could hardly blame the
University of Michigan five for
voting in favor of a split season
in the Big Ten with the winners
of each half battling for the Con-
ference flag.
Were such scheme in vogue,
the Wolverines probably would be
playing in the payoff gam e
this year For. at the moment
Michigan is indicated in the sec
ond half, with four consecutive
victories.
However, the Wolverines haven't
much to say about the first half
when they won only one league
tusSle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

former American League umpire, is now
coaching and manager of a girls basket
ball team in Rochester, N. Y. =. They
say all Jack Dempsey needs for his pro-
jected 100000 Miami sports arena seat
ing 10000 is the money to build and
people to put in it when it is built.
Lonnie Brown, Lakeland angler
hooked a 12-pound Bounce black bass
while dangling a plug in phosphate
pit near here now, Charley Ward
of the Detroit Free Press haunts phos-
phate holes i. The local Ike Waltons
tell us the reason black bass in inland
lakes down here get into the 10 to 15-
pound class is because they eat three
square meals a day about every day
in the year.
Freddie Robertson, former Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

he does he will be nudging toward
the $4,000 mark. What the loss
to him will be will depend upon
how much of this season he can
get in before being called away.
IN BAD TEMPER
In bad temper with the press.
Greenberg arrived here last night
by plane from his vacation in
Honolulu. via several stops en-
route. and after announcing
sharply that he would report to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

wing his seventh member of the Cleveland
Barons stretch in which he has participated in 300
games Tommy Taller young millionaire golfer is private
in Uncle Sans army Fort Dix N George Abrams
beat both Billy Soose and Ernie Vgh and Abrams licked that
Polish mddleweight forget his who had Louie Vein
berg, the Detroit optical all few months back
Wonder how friend Frank Barbara the host
is getting along with his heavyweight?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
BY CLAYTON HELPER

That thing won't be on the line,
as Uncle Mike Jacobs so aptly de-
scribes a championship bout, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

LAKELAND Fla. Feb 27.-Walter o. Briggs. owner of
the Tigers today celebrated his sixtyfouh birthday he
born in Ypslant he's willing wait for his birthday
gift from the Tigers if they will make it another championship
team Alva Bradley of the Cleveland Indians and
years Mr. Briggs junior will have birthday tomor
Mr.. Bradley will confess being born in Cleveland
third American League tycoon-Tom Yawkey of the Red
Sox-was born in Detroit, Feb. 81 1908.
With Harry banning and Morrie Arnovich the New York
Giants have listed the only players of Jewish ancestry in the
National League Brooklyn Dodgers have Russian in
Steve Rachunnk Detroit product and the Cubs boast Lou
Novkof Both called Mad Russians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
In Need of kayO
LesneUich Must Floor Mann in Olympia Tonight
TO Earn Crack at Joe Louis Crown

Billy Conn in fights for the light
heavyweight crown, Lesnevich
staked his hopes in the heavier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

Washington ring promotions Abe Simon once was owned
by syndicate which others included Jock Whitney and
Tunny but Abraham New York scribe reports got
juicy and mushrooms that he forgot to
train Jimmy Johnston has Able hamburgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

one of the best fights the heavy
weight ranks can offer is in store
at Olympia tonight when Gus
Lesnevich meets Nathan Mann.
And out of this fight may
emerge another challenger for
champion Joe Louis. For Jacobs
has promised LeSnevich a shot at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
DYKES Has Ca+chers Galore

Jimmy Dykes thinks he will up with another Bill
George Dckey the Yankee stars brother The
Snx obtained George huge 26yearod lad from Oklahoma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Wayne s Faces
Western State
In Finale
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Wayne UnlverSltys l94O-4l bas-
ketball team an in and out
organization at best all season
walks to what amounts its final
mile tonight.
With Western States Broncos
from Kalamazoo as the opposi-
ton, the Tartars will wrap the
current season into the OF moth
balls, starting at SIS p. m. IN
the Central High gym.
And, in the years concluding
presentation, the Wayne contin-
gent will parade forth with re-
vised and iuggled lineup, Coach
Newman Ertell has revealed
Only Bill and John Van Week of
the regular starting guard will
be on the floor when Referee Ed
die Powers losses the initial ball
into the air. Bill will perform at
center. with twin John at for
ward slot,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
What They Say:

PAT ROBINSON International News sports writer Jack
Johnson teach Abe Simon how bOx-thats like
teaching Gargantua =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

DIR. GLEN ROSE. coach of the Arkansas
team, favored 10 win national collegiate
Basketball Is q democratic game
a game nearly all schools can play. hope IL stays
that way. Increasing the number Of men on the
teams would require more equipment, but the big
financial item involved would be the cost of en-
lsrging the gymnasium playing door."
AL BLOZIS, 6 feet inches, 245-pound tackle
on Georgetowns football team and national shot
put champion: II can't think OF anything
revolving than a prize-hghting career"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Gage Results

Army So. Lafayette 81.
Colgate So, Hamilton 81.
tthfgh 81. Rutgers 46.
City College 90. Manhattan -.
Alma SO, Kalamazoo College IS.
~. Johns L.. So, New York L. IL.
Calvin So, Ferris 81.
Princeton -, Penn 50.
Boston L. ts, Harvard IS.
Dartmouth 81, Brown 30.
seton Hall So. Canisius ~.
Duquesne ~. Chenille Tch. a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Bill Dinneeh Was a Slayer

Bill Dnneen pitched 81 complete consecutive for the
Red Sox 1904 Major League record Roy Van Grafen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

CHARLEY CONACHER of the New York
Americans: The most important idea that has
come into hockey In my time Is fOre-checking
sending your men up the Ice to disOrganize your
opponents attack before IL fully FORM"