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FRAN CO pRONUNCIA O.
TRIO DE SUS ATIDEMO-
CRATICOS ~DISCURSOS

Madrid, julio 1S.-N dicta-
dcr eSpanol, general Franco,
pronunci6 aver un discurso de
tono b6lico y diio que los Ala
dos va tienen perdida la guerra,
Y que la campana de Grecia pro-
b6 que una escuadra puede ser
puesta fuera de ccmbate por la
ayiaci6n.
La continuation del cOnflicto,
diio Franco al ConSejo Nacio-
nal de Ia Falange, podria extern
lerlo a uno entire dos continen-
te, America y Europa.
Este conduciria a la ruina
de las naciones de America que
necesitan la libertad de los ma
res para SUI vida economical.
Descont6 la posibilidad de
una guerra entire dos continen-
ties, diciendO que la lucha esta
siendo decidida ahora, en- ell
frente Soviet.
Acus6 a EstadOs Unidoe de
''que cuando ofrece ayudarnos
econ6micamente, siempre trata
de forzarnos a obedecer la volun
tad de otras naciones". Remove
la promesa de amistad al Eje,
en- la lucha contra Russia. "L0s
paises de America, llamadOs
por los ROjos pueblos semicolo-
nistas, no pueden ser separates
10 esta cruzada contra ell comu-
nimo".
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PARA LA MUJER DEL HOCAR

oesa y fe cuajan dc Cores
as garres del fiero espino.
.'cuando atropellada CORE
y copia la erguida torre
y la cruz del santo templo,
tiene Ia emcci6n cris.iana
de una plegaria aldeana
con sugestiones de ejemplo.
Core; pero su carrera
no eS vanidad altanera
nj es ambici6n de llegar.
Core y nunca Sc acobarda;
lleva ell socorro que aguarda
la amargura de la mar.
Naci6 del cielo. Su anhelo
tiene grandezas de cielo
que es de las tormentas fragu
Y ALI mace pOr milagro,
para bendici6n del agro,
sor MiSericOrdia ell Aqua.
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para evitar la revelation inten-
cional, pOr parte del senador, de
secretos militares del pals"
FL comite Fight for Free
dom anuncia que una subleva
ci6n" contra ell senador Wheeler
g eSta fomentando en- su propio
eStado, Montana, y que gran MI
nero de SuS colegas politicoS es-
ian en- desacuerdo violeuto con
Su conducta.
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n uON6 en- IN ras de, mi

Tiasrc, dlioo milasro
que en- los heohizoS del agro
81 ma,or aiornc fragua;
majestad que ell campo lena
es la Hermana casta y buena
sor Misericordia el Aqua.
Naci6 del cielo. La altura
lie di6 pureza y dulzura;
v la nube, sueno-breve
del azul siempre ideal,
la hizo gotta de CRYSTAL
O soda en- copo de nieve.
Rod6 temblando en- ell riSco,
temple la sed del aprisco
en- la bravo serrania;
v desciende a la llanada
como ninez desbordada;
copla y brinco de algeria
Cobr6 fuerza y poderio,
pas6 de arroyuelo a rio
v de vasallo a monarch,
v, al ser espejo de cumbre,
va sinti6 la pesadumbre
de soportar a la barca.
por ell cause a TRAFALGAR:
D6cil Sc deja llevar
a ser luz en- la turbina,
a chocar contra las penas,
a dar vida en- las acenas
al pan, forjando la harina.
Voz Y arrullo del paisaje,
en- su telar labra encaJe
Ion la magia de la bruma-
cuando en- la paz del femanso
goza de breve descanso
Y borda fest6n de espuma.
Bendita la humilde hermana
immortal Samaritana,
que socorre al caminante
Y es eterna y Sc renueva,
v como los geniOs lleva
IN impulse siempre avante.
Acaricia al rudo puente
que Sc encorva servilmente
por baculo del canine.
lModelo de sembradores,
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PGjGrOS ComOdOneS

Lo son, sin duda, los cucos.
Este pajaro no anida jamas
deposita sus huevos en- ell pri
mer nido que encuentra, sea de
ave que sea, Y es esta como uns
especie de nodriza a la guarda y
cuidado de los ajenOs polluelos.
La vanidad es la venda,
y ell que Gamma sin yer
confunde todas las Sendas.
La libertad tiene alas,
damos la vida por ella
y en- un descuido Sc eScapa.
Rueda ell mundO en- ell espacio
y rueda la genie en- ELL.
itOdOs vivimOs rodando!
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George Wilbur Joh..sun, "a
e Irene Russell, %.
Lewis Chambers Aldrich, jr.
&c, y Pearl Hilda DeMoss, 20.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

Para pintar mejo- 81
casa, compre la pintura
g. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamepte por K i n g
Hardware. Ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Bo-Bo Suffers
Injury TO Back

LAKELAND, Fla, March 15.-
Buck Newsom suffered a painful,
if not serious, back injury when
he slipped and fell in the Tiger
clubhouse here today.
The accident occurred just be-
fore the game between the Tigers
and Cleveland Indians as the 212-
pound Detroit ace pitchers shoe
cleats skidded on the cement floor
ing and Buck came down on his
back. DR.. Herman Watson. club
physician. found no serious injury
but recommended an X-ray exam
nation.
After first aid Newsom limped
out of the clubhouse predicting he
would pitch in batting practice
tomorrow
Newsom declined when the ex-
aiming physician recommended
an X-ray examination.
well, promise me II the pain
gets acute again that you will
call me-" the doctor pleaded.
"Okay, Doc" the Tiger finger
agreed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
States Titiists
Among Greats
LoniS No. 5 TO Hold
World CrOuu in
Fight Game
BY EDGAR HAYES

Joe Louis. who defends his
heavyweight title here next Fri
day night. is the fifth Michigander
to hold a worlds championship.
While Michigan hasn't had many
champions IFS titleholders were
among the greatest in the history
Of the fight game.
Louis is rated with the best
heavyweights ever to fight. He has
met all corners. He hasn't lodged
a contender. which is more than
most of the other heavyweights can
say. Almost every one of the
former titleholders had some one
he was very willing to dodge, but
not Joe. Joe's record is too well
known to bear repeating at this
point. but there are other Michi-
gan fighters who won for them
selves a place among the all-time
greats of the squared circle.
There was Kid Lavigne, born in
1869. in Saginaw. He fought
around Chicago and New York.
usually giving away lot of
weight. He became the recognized
champion of the world when he
knocked out the British champion
Dick Burge in London in II
rounds. Dad Butler, famous con-
ditioner of athletes at the Uni
Continued on Page Five)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
New CY0 Gaze
Champs Certain

Class A and Class 3 Heavy
weights in the c. Y. o. basketball
league will have new champions
this year since 1910 pennant-win-
ners have been eliminated.
The elimination playoffs will
enter the third series of the sched-
ule Sunday. st. Anthony, unde-
feated in the finals thus far, will
meet st. Gregory's boys who have
lost one contest. st. Francis (Po-
lish), the remaining contender,
also has lost once in the two-game
Examinations.
SUNDAYS GAMES
nunciation VS.. st. Catherine; 400. St.
David VS.. ST. Cecilia; 500. ST. Gregory
VS.. st. Anthony; 500, 81. Margaret Mary
vs.. ST. Paul (Maltese); 700, st. Rita VS..
o. L. of Sorrows: 500. St. Ladislaus VS..
ST. Mary Magdalen (Hazei Park; 800,
Resurrection VS.. Santa Maria.
At st. Benedict's Gym-6:00. st. Florian
VS.. Holy Rosary; 500. 81. Paul Crosse
Pont aSy VS., HOY Holy Rosary DU 800 vsiistioa
VS.. o. L. OF Guadalupe.
At st. Gregory's Gym-s:0O ST. Gregory
vs. o. l. of Mt. Carmel tDetroit).
At Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel Gym 90.
O. L. of Mt. Carmel (wyandottsD VS.. st.
Al Nativity Gym-l:o 90. Our Lady Of
Sorrows VS., ST. Rose tJr.4; 200, Sc.
tJr); 800. Nativity vs.. st. Edward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Hayes Features
Own Ring Show

Charley Hayes sensational mid
dleweight champion of The De-
troii Times Diamond Belt tourna-
ment. will be honored at a boxing
show by the home folks Thursday.
The Ferndale Exchange Club is
staging an amateur show AT the
Lincoln High School. Nine-Mile
road and Livernois.
Regis O'Brien of Pittsburgh. the
Allegheny champion. will be here
to fight Hayes.
The complete list of bouts:
Ted Mandell. Chevrolet. vs. Jim Carroll
Tunney Rows club lis pounds.
Glenn Markle, Annunciation. W. EDDIE
Peters. Ecorse. l22 pounds
Albert Dudley. Chevrolet vs. John NsFcys
Hudson. l35 pounds.
Chuck Paddock Ecorse. vs. Art Lasky,
Hudson. 1f7 pounds
Charley Hayes, Chevrolet. VS.. Regis
oBrien. Pittsburgh. $50 pounds.
Terry Cantrell Chevrolet. VS. Tom
Flynn. Holy Redeemer. 147 pounds.
Clyde Johnson Chevrolet Wilbur
Michaels Hudson. $50 pounds
Johnnie Jones. Annuneiation. vs.. John
Bsbiek. Ecorse. IT'S pounds
Bob Langston. Brewster vs.. Tom Kiddy
Holy Receemer, 1f7 pounds.
Joe Green. Brewster. vs. Dirk Tamplin.
Holy Rsdeemer. lis pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Record Beaten
As Hicks Wins
International New. service Wire

BELLEAIR. Fla, March Is
Setting new course record for
women and clipping two strokes
from mems par on the first nine,
Elizabeth Hicks of Long Beach.
Cal. today won the Belleair
women's title. defeating Dorothy
Kirby of Atlanta. defending cham
pion. by an overwhelming 8 and
score.
Miss Hicks negotiated the first
nine in "a. two strokes under mems
par. She won the match on the
twelfth hole. but she played out
the round for a II. even mems par
and 6 strokes under women's par.
Her record bettered the previous
women's course mark. held by
Marion Miley of Lexington. KY, by
3 strokes.
In her finals match today. Miss
Hicks won the first. second. sixth.
seventh. eighth. ninth. tenth and
twelfth holes. The others were
halved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Detroit Iceboats
Win in Canada

HAMILTON. Ont. March Is
The first international ice boat
regatta 10 be held on this side OF
the border thrilled thousands when
American boats walked off with
honors in the first days heats of
the Roches Point Ice Yachting
Club regatta.
One accident was suffered dur
ing the first heat of the larger
Class f boats. but the American
racer. Robert Miller of Mt.
Clemens. was only slightly injured.
His boat sustained a snapped spar
when the ship tilted on the start
ling turn in the second round.
AL Pochelon. steering his Blue
Bomber. defeated J. Sheldon of
Connecticut in Frappe by small
margin to win the feature How
ard Boston of Mt. Clemens was
third with Seabiscuit.
Norman (Nubs) Sarns of Mount
Clemens and Joe Schermack of
Detroit trailed Pochelon in the
opener. In the D. ~ so race. with
only entries from Detroit. Walter
kelz, Morris Robinson. Howard
Trunis and Arnold Soden finished
In that order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Wins Decision Here

Johnston brought Simon here
and won q decision over Tolcs
around two months ago Now ST.
mon goes against Louis for an
other Johnston pay day It's easy
10 see why Johnston thinks this
is his lucky town.
The Simon match probably will
be Louis last appearance here for
al least a year. Joe meets Billy
Conn this Summer. and that
match is slated for New York.
Present plans Indicate joe wifi vol
unteer for service after the Conn
battle
Both Louis and Simon will box
today. Three other sessions. end
ing on next Wednesday. will wind
up the training.
An interesting supporting card
has been arranged for the Louis
Simon feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Tiger Box Score
DETROIT


Totals 30 "a Totals 81 is ~ Is
sBatted for Greenberg In sixth.
fBatted for Trout In third
4Batted for Corsica In sixth.
Cleveland 1lO 600 600 2
Detroit 32i 213 OOx-l2
Runs-C Campbell. Hemsley Bartell 3.
Harris 2. McCosky 2. Muliin. York Cehr-
niger. Franklin. Corsica. Runs batted in
McCosky 3. Walker, c. Campbell. Greenberg
3. Patrick. Perry. sullivan q Errors-Mack,
Hemsley. Walker 2. Heath, Desautels. Two
base hits--C. Campbell. Greenberg. Corsica.
Trosky. Three-base hft-Bartell. Home run
-McCosky stolen bases-C. Campbell.
Mullin. Left on bases-Cleveland D. Detroit
s. Double plays-Hemsley TO Mack. Bou-
dreau to Mack to Trosky. Walker 10 Bou-
dreau to Trosky. Gehrnger TO Perry to
York Franklin to Crocher to York Bases
on balls-off Trout 2, off Corsica I, off
Adkins ,. OFF Bayby 2. Struck out-By
Trout 2. by Gossica l. by Adkins l. by
Smith l. by Bsghy /. by Benton ? HITS
OFF Trout in J innings. off Adkins in
innings. off A. Smith s in innings. off
Corsica IN innings. Hit by pitcher-By
Adkins tGreenberT Bsrtenl Winning
pitehsr-Trout LOSING pitcher Adkins
umpires-Pipgras, Pssssrella and Basil.
nma-1:A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
BEING BAD PAYS ORLANDO DIVIDENDS
Voted Most Popular Red WING in Fans Poll

Bobby Bauer. right wing on the
champion Boston Bruins great
Kraut line. may wonder whether
all this Lady Byng Trophy business
is worth while when he sees vii
famous Jimmy Orlando of the
Wings lug his loot off Olympia ice
this Sunday afternoon.
Bauer, you see, is the holder of
the Lady Byng Trophy. which goes
annually TO the National Hockey
League player who serves the least
penalty time during the season.
He's in line for the honor again
this season, being tied with Gordon
Drillon of Toronto at two minutes
serVitude.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
80 Teams 10 Battle
In Serbian-U. 5. Meet

Thirty teams from % cities, 10
states and Canada will compete
in the sixth annual Serbian-Amer-
lean Basketball Tournament which
will open next Friday at the Naval
Armory with two first round
games being played simultaneously
every hour until 3 p. m.
At the same time two second
round games will be played every
hour in the eDnby High gym.
Single quarterfinal affairs will be
played at the Armory, starting at
10 a. m. Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
DEfR6H HMES
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 16. 1s41
Pirates, Visitation
Win Regional Titles
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

st. ThereSa's Pirates, 1910 Class
b finalists, hoped another hurdle
Saturday night in their drive to at
least equal last years showing by
smothering ST. Mary's of Redford,
31-12, to capture the Regional
championship at Fordson.
The victory shot the Pirates into
the quarterfnals where they'll
compete next Thursday at a site
TO be announced Monday by
Charles K. Forsythe, state prep
director.
Joining St Theresa in the quar-
terminals. among others, will be
Visitation. also a member of the
Detroit Catholic loop. Playing in
the Ferndale Regional. Visitation
finished strong Saturday to dis
pose of Birmingham, 23-l7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
State Squash Title
To University Club

University Club won the state
Class A team squash racquets
championship at the Detroit Rae
quet Club Saturday. defeating the
Detroit Athletic Club team. 3D..
John Reindei tDACl defeated William
croul university Ciuhl. 1919. i5-e. ISIS
Jerry Taylor ttCi defeated Jim Spencer
tDACi i5-f. ia-a i5-S
Herb Rich tUCl defeated IVES Kaun
tDkCt fS-s t5-S. is-s
John King tUCi defeated Stanley Burton
tDACl i5-5, 1913. l5-5.
Marion KellogE fDACT defeated Hal
Smith (UcD I5-11. 1918. 15-s. ILLS. 15-I4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Abe Simon Receives
Courtesy Billing
Probably L a ug h
ION the Side) at
20-Round Bout /,
BY BOB MURPHY

Abe Simon, New York's Gar
gantua of the ring. probably goes
10 his room each evening and en-
joys a hearty laugh at this billing:
"Joe Louis vs.. Abe Simon-20
rounds, for the heavyweight
championship of the world"
For the second time as heavy
weight champion. Louis appears in
a Detroit ring next Friday night
at Olympia. But don't let the bill
ing disturb you. Abe Simon will
have departed long before 20
rounds, or Is, or even 10. .
Michigan happens to be one OF
the two states in the union that
can make use of the 20-round
championship distance Nevada is
the other state).
1t looks nice on those colorful
posters Mike Jacobs of the Twen-
tieth Century. hands out. But like
the song. 1T don't mean a thing.
unless you've got that swing" Joe
Louis definitely has il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
State Regional
Cage Finals

CLASS A
~ Muskegon-HolIand 81, Grand Rap1ds
AT Lsnsing--saginsw "a. Lansing rase.
ern u.
CLASS n
AT Fordson-st. Theresa 81, 81. Maryss
OF BEDFORD IL.
ham IT.
Davidson 2e. Ypsiiantf Central a.
CLASS O
Az ADMINISTRATIONS IS, 81. Philiipe
battle Creek), 81.
CLASS ID
At Mt. Pieasant-East Tawss IS, Tru-
CANT is.
a. At Lapeer-Michisan School for the Deaf
81. Crimdon %.
At Lake orion--st. Marys (orchara
Lake,. 36, ST. Gertrude ~.
At ST. Joseph--stevensvfII as. Benton
Harbor st. Johns %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Never Counted Out

True enough. Abe Simon has
never been counted over. He has
one technical knockout on his rec
ord. Buddy Baer scored this when
a cut was opened over Simon's eye.
Big Abraham weighs around go.
has a fair left hand for giant.
and moves nimbly for human
truck. But there Is one thing
about Abraham that even his most
enthusiastic boosters admit. HE
CAN BIZ HIT That's all YOU
need 10 know with Joe Louis in
the same ring.
James Joy Johnston, Simon's
manager. regards Detroit as his
lucky town. He brought Bob Pas
tor here three years ago and won
a decision over Roscoe Toles when
the solemn Negro boy was looked
on as real heavyweight threat
This win earned Pastor a return
chance at Louis at Briggs Stadium
two years ago in September.
Joe caught up with Bob in the
twenty-first round. but one and
all recall that had Pastor been
able 10 punch. he might have won
the title in the seventh round of
that meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Sports Features
On Inside Pages
Leo Macdonell's

Leo Macdonell's
Column Page ?
Bob Murphy's Bob
Tales .............P Page 3
Sports Dean calls it
a day .............P Page 3
Tigers starting lineup
TO stay same. Page 3
Bowling news and
features ..........PaGe 4
Jack Johnson out
spoken ............P Page 5
In the Open news. :. Page 6
On the State Beat. Page 6
Turf Topics Page 6
Race Results, Entries.
Best Bets Page IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Nice Cup, That's All

And all Bobby gets for being so
polite is cup-even if it is a
very nice one. ~
The Red Wings colorful Orlando
is just the opposite of Bauer. He's
the leagues bad man and will I'M
questionably finish as the player
who has served the most time. The
last official figures showed the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Defroiters Bowling
In Flint Clio Meei

Members of four Detroit teams
will compete in the doubles and
singles OF the first annual Michi-
gan Go bowling tournament at
Tom Halligan's Recreation in Flint
Sunday.
They are Zeke Tody's Pirates,
Horace Smiths Tigers, William
Lang's Cardinals and NJ. Morency's
Machine Hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
eEVy' Scores
EUdsheuski on Faculty
Cage Team
International New. Service wiz.

CLINTON. N. Y, March IS
With his new job as head coach
of football at Hamilton College
only three days old. Forest Eva
sheski, blocking back for Tom
Harmon at Michigan. today found
himself playing basketball.
He was drafted as a member OF
the faculty team and accounted
for one faculty field goal as the
Professors lost to the Seniors,
1922. At Michigan Evasheski
played intramural basketball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Corsica in Form
Thomas, Seats, White
Face Mats on Sunday

LAKELAND, Fla, March Is.
Bud Thomas, Tom Seats and
Hal White, In that order, are to
pitch for the Tigers against the
Washington Senators In Orlando
Sunday.
Following Is the batting order
announced by Del Baker:
BarteIl or Croucher, IS; Har-
ris, rf; Mullin, CT; Greenberg, II;
Franklin, Sb; Meyer, 2b; Teb-
belts, C; York, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Uncle Mike Rests

MIAMI. Fla. March 15.-GNSl
Mike Jacobs. New York's ma ior
domo of the boxing business. was
in Miami today. FOR rest" he
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Detroit defenSeman had spent 7S
minutes in the pen as against 81
for rugged Red Couple of Cana
diens.
The Montreal italian has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Ostern1on Shines

Although winning without an
81. Theresa failed 10
exhibit its usual class. II wasn't
until the midway point in the
third quarter that the Pirates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Good Radio Voice

Earle Meadows. polc-vaulting
champion. has received several
additions and is all SET for a radio
career as a lyric tenor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Tigers on Rampage Crush
Indians, McCosky Homers
Barney's Circuit C1out Drives 8 Runs
in as Detroit Wins First Tilt, 12-2
By LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND Fla March 15-Bang three pitchers hard the
Tigers the Indians, IL exhibition
here today.
Barney MCo contributed home to grand total of Is
off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

anything but like their fine Ameri.
can League fielding record.
With three runs in the first in-
ming as starter, the Tigers
scored in every inning but the
seventh and eighth. McCosky's
four-ply blow brought home the
initial trio of tallies.
Add Two More
A single by Greenberg added
two more in the second and from
then on it was a cakewalk.
Gee Walker, former Tiger, batted
home one of the Cleveland mark
ers and Clarence Campbell the
other. The two Indians garnered
three of their teams total of five
hits. Hal Trosky and Ray Mack
got one each for the others.
The Tigers wasted little time
getting out in front. After Bartell,
leading off in the first, walked,
Ned Harris shot a single to right.
Then up stepped Barney McCosky
to clear the bases with a home
run against the right field fence.
After that the game developed
into breeze for the Tigers as
they found the Indians pitchers
to their liking.
I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Amerks Are
Shut Out
Canadien Six Wins
Easily, 6 to 0

MONTREAL, March 15.-Scor-
ing once in the first period and
three times in the second, Mon
treal Canadiens went on to defeat
the last place New York Ameri-
cans in a National Hockey League
game here tonight.
The final score was Canadiens
6, Americans 0.
Robertson O. Gardiner
H. Smith r n. Couple
siobodian l. D, Portland
Armstrong c. GUILTY
Larson r. w. Benoft
jackson L. w. Blake
Americans subs-Conacher, Carr. Boil.
Allen Wycherley, Thompson.
Canadiens subs-Reardon, singbush. Get
life. Chamberlain, Graboski, o'Neil.
Demers. S. Smith. Bibeault.
Referee-Stewart. Linesman--Wilcox.
FIRST PERIOD
1-Canadiens: s. Smith (Grabowski), 16: 81.
Penaty-Slobodian.
SECOND PERIOD
7-Canadiens: Chamberlain (Goupille), 2:03
3-Canadiens: s. Smith (unassisted), 10 :02
4-canadiens: Blake (ouilty, Benoit).
1e:4s
Penaity-slobodian
THIRD PERIOD
@canadiens: Benoit tsingbush Biaks).
e-canadiens: Demers IS. smith. 1915.
Penalties-Slobodian. Chamberlain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

came TO life. The chief spark was
furnished once more by Big Don
Osterman. all-state center. on four
baskets and three fouls.
With the score resting at 1874
for st. Theresa. Osterman raped
in three baskets, while ST. Mary's
was held to two. Then Bill Susen-
istz and Bob Prendergast teamed
to give st. Marys three more
points as the period ended.
In the final chapter. st. Theresa
hit with regularity while stopping
St. Marys cold" unit the last
minute when Bauer scored once
from the foul line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Especially is this 20-round bill
ling amusing when one reflects
over Louis handling Of recent OPP
ponents Mccoy. Red Burman
and Gus DoraZio.
Joe Louis takes them on--one
and all-and as soon as an Open
ing flashes. the Brown Bomber
from Detroit unlooses those flash
ing pistons. Its the end of another
another foe knocked down
and out.
The paying public of America
must like il. They set an indoor
record for his last fight against
Dorazio in Philadelphia. With little
or no ballyhoo., Fridays show here
has caught on amazingly. Olympia
reports they are selling ringside
seats now as far back as the eight
eenth row.
There hardly can be but one
reason. Fight fans want to see
Louis. They know somewhere along
the line lightning is going to strike.
They know they'll get honest ac-
ton. This alone must be the lure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Hank Greenberg DATED out a
single and a double in two official
trips to the plate and Billy Sulli-
van a brace of singles.
Corsica in Form
Johnny Corsica, in a three
inning stand, held the Indians to
one hit and no runs. Dizzy Trout
started the firing for the Tigers
with Al Benton finishing.
Charley Gehringer and Dick
Bartell were the fielding stars.
With six errors the Indians looked