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Evening star., 1941-11-01
Vests Record Pro Grid Crowd
To See Packers Seek Revenge
In Bitter Battle With Bears

chance to stop the high-scoring
Bears. If Green Bay can't turn the
trick, none of the five remaining
foes on Chicago's schedule Is rated
more than an outside chance Of
keeping the Bears from another
Western title and a spot in the
championship playof against the
Eastern winner.
A Green Bay victory would push
the Bears into second place in the
Western division. At the same
time, the Eastern half of the league
also faces the possibility OF a new
leader.
Brooklyns surprising victory over
New York left the Giants only a
half game out in front. Washing
tons Redskins also have lost only
one game, but they have won only
four, compared with New ,York's
five.
Rams Seek Third Win.
A victory for the Cards would
knock the Giants out of the lead,
provided the Washington Redskins
polish of the Pittsburgh Steelers as
expected. Cleveland will be after
its third victory in the game with
the Detroit Lions, who are tied with
the Cards In the Western division
cellar.
The. Brooklyn clash between the
Dodgers and the Eagles could de-
velop into a hurting duel between
Brooklyn's Ace Parker and Philade;-
phia's Tommy Thompson. Parker.
who found himself for the first time
this season last Sunday, has hit his
mark q times in 81 heaves. Thomp-
son has completed 43 passes out
of rs.
Evening star., 1941-11-01
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associa ted Press.
NEW YORK.-Rsv Robinson. 1897.
New York. outpointed Fritzie Zivte,
145'4. former welterweight champion
AUGUSTA. Me.--Jackie Fisher. 1S;.
Waterville. outpointed Tiger Lam
bett. ISL. Biddeford, Me. tsD.
ROCKLAND. Me-Tony Thomas.
l55. Rocklsnd stopped Johnny Law
less. 15a. Portland ~.
Evening star., 1941-11-01
More Pleasant GREETING
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
"Bobo Newsom got a rousing well
come on his return home" observes
B. M. Atkinson, jr.. Of the Louisville
(KyD Times. The only people
gladder to see him all season were
opposing batters."
Evening star., 1941-11-01
Statistics.
Really On Elusive Back
By the Associated Press

By The ASSOclated Press.
He is more elusive than ghost
10 minutes before sunrise and harder
to hit than a six-horse parlay.'
tWalter Stewart of the Memphis
Commercial Appeal. describing Casey
Jones. Union University backfield
ace)
Evening star., 1941-11-01
Win, Lose or Draw
Two Middies Wearing spotIess BIue-ond- Gold
DIV TKNNSVS &. Mn.
Star 6tad Correspondent.

=
This another Of those make-or break
of 10000 spectators in
play unbeaten and united
indicated that would be hitter ana
possibly brilliant battle.
underdog chiefly because OF last weeks
before ana nee
with Zechela holding the pail
might lines written Leonard
and Red and Blue as mucn as any
her of Middle backs
Some of win football game oy
the margin point field eoal 1t Will be an
kind left on the Annapous
And is scored the heroes Will De
Midshpmen Leonard and ZecheIa :
worth story Neither carries Ie
far this season lhe
for circular dreo-muo sam over
placements Leonard
kicks Together the team OF It's type IN coese
Evening star., 1941-11-01
Pioskin Pusser Perfect

j. P. Moore, Vanderbilt sophomore
back, has thrown exactly three for.
ward passes in his varsity career
and every one of them went for
touchdown.
Evening star., 1941-11-01

Touchdowns-FrItts blocked punt. w.
Payne e? rushing) Point after touch
down-Timmons tplacemenU. Substitu-
tions-G. w. ziobro, Pollock, Aeusieuicz.
Romasco, Paidokovich. Welc. Gustafson,
Leonetti, Pinnow, Msuriello. Bess Murphy.
SNYDER: Clemson, Chipley. Parker Lock-
lair, Tinsley Sandifer Jordan. McElveen.
Sveatte, ODen Butler, Wood, Hambright.
Dickson Sammond
Evening star., 1941-11-01
Rams Seek Third Win.

Today a year ago-Challedon
beat Can't Wait in Pimlico Spe-
cial,
Evening star., 1941-11-01

6corine: Touchdowns - Sprinkle Ut,
GiIlenwater Gardiner, G. Smith,: Gerber,
Lyons. Z. Smith. Conversions-Garoine
Wilson. Reid. Substitutions-Washin =
Lee. Sprinkle, Grinnel, Jones. Nevsome.
Sherman Gardiner. Lupens, Harlan,
Keese. Gillpnvater. lister. Robinson
Kendall b. Kendall. Tyson. Dawson,
Tyler Referee--Mr. Cohill umoire-
Mr. wheIan 'Cstholie u. Head linesman
Mr. 1Iedsoe tWashiAStaA-1 Lad.
Evening star., 1941-11-01
keyIund to Reioin Vols

| Bob Neyland says he will be back
coaching Tennessee next May, unless
! this Nation is at war.
Evening star., 1941-11-01
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
e. the Associated Press.

THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming
n nalden r.year-olds; furlongs tchutel.
Evening star., 1941-11-01
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S1,lOO; claimins;
.nldS and nn: Ia milek

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Evening star., 1941-11-01

FOURTH RACE|Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: / mile and 20 yards.
Evening star., 1941-11-01
Entries for Mondov
Churchill Downs

Ey the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1941-11-01

FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming
2-year -olds and upward; II. miles.
xRebbina = % Neddie Hero - los
Kleis Light = Ill Bess B. ----- 10s
Evening star., 1941-11-01
Rockingham Park

VIUuuy anu BOOO.
Apprentice allowance claimed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Whir|y Entered
In $4,000 Race
international New. Service Wire

HOLLYWOOD PARK. Cal. May
16.-Whirlaway. the winner of the
Kentucky Derby and the Freak
ness. now cunning for the Bel.
mont has been nominated for the
S750 Hollywood Gold Cup and
the So. 900 Hollywood Park Derby,
track officials announced today.
Nominations for both Summer
classics closed at midnight last
night. and while the entire list
won't be known until next week
Hollywood Park officials could no
longer keep Whirlaway's nomina-
ton secret --
As Whirlawav will have some
Sl25 900 in purses as a lure. Holly
wood Park officials believe that
the prospects are bright that the
Kentucky Derby and Preakness
sensation will invade the coast.
In addition. Whirlaway coul d
take a crack at the $4,000 Sunset
handicap on closing day, July &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
His Philosophy Is Easy, Reckless

Lew didn't train much for Montgomery, though Bob is
fine puncher and oored Lew for 9count their fight at
Philadelphia last Summer Lewis philosophy is something to
hear What's the use? No training for long fight It's
going TO be quick He's either going to belt out IN
hurry I'm going belt his brains couple of rounds
Lewis everovng spouse the beauteous Katie has been
hand Pompon Lakes but she's either getting tired smuggling
him into paying attention his training she's just
getting tired For Lew has hog wild this time Caplns
not there to pick rock and make him do what he's told
Fred Browning his other had control
him.
This freedom has delighted Lew. He's in fine spirits
when old timers him and tell him what happened to
Young Stribng who acknowledgement and who killed
motorcycle I'm get arplane Of these
days Lew enhuses Pm try everything before die.
Why not? Answer Why not? I'm wind driving
a l."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Indians on WAY
To Runaway in
AmerildnLedgue
BY PAT ROBINSON
International News Service Sports Writ

NEW YORK. May 16.-Joe Nc.
Garthy says his Yanks are in the
process of settling" but there is
growing suspicion that what Joe
actually means Is that the Tanks
are settling into a rut.
The 1910 edition of the Yanks
is a poor imitation of the power
houses that caused the rest of the
clubs 10 demand that the Yanks
be broken up. We hear no such
cry today from Yankee rivals and
the only man we can think of who
might want TO break up the
Yanks is Joe Mccarthy.
We have no idea what the fu-
ture may hold for these current
Yanks but as of today their pitch
ing is putrid; they are unstable
afield and their hitting decidedly
SDOttV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Hdynie Trails
AsMdfks ToppIe

HONOLULU. May rs. - Jack
Medica's record for 220 yards Of
, minutes 70 seconds - the one
few believed would be broken for
years 10 come-was erased from
the books today following the per-
Torrance Of Bill Smith Jr.. II
year-old Hawaiian who clipped
two-tenths Of a second from the
mark laSt night.
In breaking the SIN-year-old
standard Smith beat a smart field
made up Of Otto JaretZ Of the
Chicago Towers Club. American
champion. Paul Heron Of Stan
ford and Tom Hasnic Of the De-
troit A. c
Adolph Keifer backStroked his
way to new records swimming the
u yards in 42.3 seconds. the 100
wards in 579 seconds using the
dorsal style and then Won the
medley with a mountaineering
3 2S1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
International News Service Wire

MINNEAPOLIS, May ia
well-balanced Michigan team. two
and three men deep for almost
every event. was amply supplied
with talent today for the opening
of IFS title defense in the two-day
forty-first Big Ten outdoor track
and field championships at Min
nesota Stadium.
The Wolverines were favored to
win their fifth straight team title
at the track carnival. which had
preliminaries scheduled for today
with the Is championship events
to be run off tomorrow.
Considered the chief threat 10
continued Michigan dominance of
the team championship was In
diana's star-studded aggregation,
although sound squads from Wis
consin, Ohio State and Purdue
also were reckoned with.
Eight champions will defend
their individual crowns, but indi-
cations were that conference
records for the most were in no
danger. Indiana's Archie Harris
doomed as the chief threat for a
new record, and he was deemed
able 10 crack his own mark in the
discus-a throw of 166 feet So
inches set last year.
Records also were possib e,
though less likely. in two of the
distance events-the half mile and
mile. Warren Breidenbach of
was the biggest threat
to the existing half mile mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Fight Odds Shift
To Montgomery
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK. May ia last
minute shift in odds today made
Bob Montgomery. Philadelphia
Negro. a 5 to favorite to defeat
lightweight champion Lew Jenk-
ms in their 10-round non-title bout
in Madison Square Garden to-
night.
Until the sudden switch. Broad
way bookies were terming it an
even-money bet. counting on the
24-year-old f335 pound Texas
champiol to Outlook his f0-pound
rival. I pite the turn in odds,
Jenkins adherents predicted the
Texan would emerge winner.
In their first meeting last Sep
TENDER in Philadelphia. Montgom-
cry floored Jenkins for a nine
count in the third round. but
Jenkins came back in the later
rounds, punching hard, 10 earn the
judges nod.
ne FnildueIpiHdu' II NiClOIlOus
rruught is not expected TO chal-
lenge for Jenkins lightweight
crown bee use it's doubtful
whether he can make the 1876.
pound limit. He probably will
seek a bout with the winner OF
the Fritzie Zivic-Al Davis weller.
weight title battle June %.
Anticipating a crowd of 1900
Promoter Mike Jacobs today pre-.
dicted a take on tonights fight OF
$4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Balanced l.. M. Track
Team Again Favored

while in the mile the best field In
years included Campbell Kane of
Indiana. Ed Holderman of Purdue
and Les Eisenhart of Ohio State.
Michigan's seeming advantage
lay not only in its team strength,
but also in its apparent superiority
in the mile relay The Wolverines
have been defeated only once in
this event this season. by Notre
Dame at the Drake relays. Ohio
State and Indiana also are strong
contenders in this event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
NOT THE TIGERS

II doesn't seem likely that this
Yankee outfit can stop the Indians
and if they can't. who can? The
Red Sox have more power than
the Coulee Dan>but no pitching.
The White Sox and Tigers haven't
quite what il takes and you can
forget the others.
Therefore. there is growing
suspicion that the Indians may
make a runaway race in the
American League. To date they've
looked like a bunch of Whirl-
aways tossed in with crowd
of platerS.
The Indians increased their lead
yesterday by taking the Red Sox,
8 to 4. They had to call on Bob
Teller in the ninth but the main
point is that they have a Teller
for just such emergencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
HEAVYwEIGHTs MEET

Two six-rounders and two four
FOUNDERS fill out the card. Heavy
weights meet in the SiX-rounders
when former Diamond Better Odell
Riley clashes with Billy MeNabb
and Johnny Martin takes on James
Major.
A pair Of lghtweights, Mike
Martinez. Mexican fash, and De-
troit Eddie Smith promise a
fast. hard punching affair in the
second of the four-rounders. Lou
Woods and Tommy Jordon. prom
Using young middleweights, meet
in the other contest.
Curley plans to bring other big
name fighters here later in The
season. He has made arrangements
10 get Buddy Knox, heavyweight
contender, Joey Marrinelli. rated
No. 3 among the featherweights,
Pat Coriskey. promising young
heavy, PePito- Santini and Floyd
Gibbons to participate.
Only three more indoor shows
are expected to be scheduled be-
fore Don moves into Mack Park
with his outdoor programs. In the
outdoor ampitheater he expects
to put on his big name bouts.
Curley brought Tiger Flowers,
former middleweight champion.
whom he managed. to Detroit TO
fight in Mack Park in one of its
first outdoor events in 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
u. NJ. Sail Club
Races Navy Men

ANN ARBOR. May 16.-Uni-
versity of Michigan Sailing Club
shippers will match their ability
against the Naval Officers train
ing unit in a regatta at Whitmore
Lake. tomorrow.
Detroit's Bill Lapworth will at
tempt TO obtain a stranglehold on
the Quarterback Trophy Sunday
as the Sailing Club begins the
second racing series in the intra-
club competition. Roger McAleer
and AL Donkin are his closest
rivals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Thinks Conditioninq Is Just Talk

The time the franticaly searching Willie Lew was
the night when Lew at the Garden with alarm
ney cornwall friends just time dressed Lew
better than that night He knocked Ambers into retirement with
crushing 2sed attack and thus became little firmly
that all this talk about conditioning just talk
good proportion Of the Lewis face weren't
put there by gloves. Lew is boecarred than battle
Scared including circular around his left eyeput
there by everovng pal who broke beer bottle the edge
of cheap bar and stuck the jagged remainde Lewis face
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Lady MendI Wants
Estate Tax for j. 5.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-
QNSD - Lady Elsie de Wolfe
Mendl who as Elsie dc VIolc had
theatrical followers at her feet
back in the gay nineties. wants 10
regain her American citizenship
so Uncle Sam and not John Bull.
can collect inheritance taxes from
her estate when she dies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
DROP FIFTH IN ROW

Meanwhile the Yanks were
dropping their fifth straight as
Ed Smith feft-handed them into
a 13 to / submission. and for the
second day in a row the opposition
made three homers off Yankee
pitching. Three youngsters-Bon-
ham, Stanceu and Branch, who
were expected to set the league
afire this ye6r-were the victims
of the White Sox assault cele-
brating Jimmy Dykes retirement
from the active playing list after
"A years in harness.
The Browns got pitching
masterpiece from Denny Gale
house to blank the Senators.
7 to O.
GalehouSe has been around the
league for years with the Indians
and Red SoX but in no year has
he won more than nine games.
But yesterday he stepped-out and
held the Senators to one lone hit
"a clean single by Johnny Blood
worth IN the seventh inning.
Over in the older we'll the
Dodgers ran into some wet
grounds in Pittsburgh. But the
Giants, showing far more staying
power than was expected, tight
ened their hold on third place by
nOsing out the Cubs, 2-1, in a fine
pitching duel between Hal Schu-
macher and Claude Passeau.
And the Braves dropped the
Cardinals a little further behind
the pace setting dodgers by tap
ping four fingers for ID hits
and a 6-3 decision. In a night
game at Cincinnati. Philadelphia
punched four hits in the ninth TO
chalk up a "a win over the Reds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

So he got drove like mailman from Florida to New
York and peed the and his henpecked handlers by
desperate tricks it. around his Pompon Lakes training
ers His favorte riding around those bumpy neghborng
roads standing the He's going learn ride
it, standing his head, after this fight.
Lewis idea of nice evening out to make the rounds of
tough Tenth pubs where the ke boxes loud and the
beverages strong and cheap He likes break out his gar
and wang the hartbeakng of the lone praree
He picks weird companions these auns He brought
of them to Lndys night after calling about
hold couple of fight writer's there Lew and the stiff arrived
345 had couple and Lew got his friend do ma
ton of Edward Robinson and of the Polish count what
drunk"
Jenkins watched transxed while the boon companion went
through his clumsy routine and oared approximately Then the
companion fell back the chair and said Lew give Jimmy
Cagney going to the electric chair in Angels Wit Doy Faces
So Lew performed screwng his eahey look of
that the broadway hams who fest the joint at that time
Of morning recognized awful acting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

Fighting lark him savage department of the
perpetual party been he first little
change in his pocket.
Free for the time of the restraining hand Of Hyme Capn
Jenkins has been setting dizzy which is the why
Montgomery is favored him.
perfectly named Supervisor" the is Willie
Kechum That's question which Willie himself would like to be
able The night before Lewis fight against Lou
Ambers Willie Lew taking walk around the block.
When they completed circuit Lew said idly, You inside
Willie you'll cold. walk around
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Girls SoftbaII Loop
To Start on June !

A business girls softball league /.
will be conducted by the DepartI
ment of Parks and Recreation
with games scheduled to start.
June 2. Teams wishing to play -oe !
individuals wanting TO join tean1.f
make application TO the athletic
office at 504 Elmwood. Players
must be II years of age or over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
CurIey Reopens
Mack Park
For Ring Shows

More fights. more fighters. and
more fight clubs has been the hue
and crY- around Detroit and Mich
igan for the past couple Of years.
Fairview Gardens, ii small local
fight club, has been one Of the
few places that weekly fights have
been staged, but recently match
makers jim Hart and Walter
Sharp resigned because they
claimed there weren't enough good
boxers available
Now Don Curley formerly a
great lightweight. and promoter
in both United States and Mexico,
has taken over the matchmaker
duties at Fairview with Steve
Graf behind MIN as promoter.
Billy Bengal and Buster Peak,
middleweights, are headlinerS in
the eight round opening event.
Bengal is we'll known 10 Detroit
fans and has appeared here al
Fairview. Naval Armory. and
Arena Gardens on several occa-
sions, Both boys are Just return
ing from successful trips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
ON THE LINE
by BOB cONsIDINE--
Leu Jenkins, Party Boy, Burning Both
Ends and the Middle, Too
BY BOB CONSIDINE
International New, Ssr,ics sports Writer

NEW YORK, May 16.--You must go back to lustier
harder day boxing find bloke free of rein Lew
Jenkins sunken-eye maverick who fights tough Bob
Montgomery, Philadelphia Negro tonight at the Garden.
He's roon tootin whose antics recall those of Harry
Greb and Mickey Walker than they recall the sassey
horepay lie burning both ends and the middle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Drives Motorcycle Like Mailman

Willie Ketchum doing awful penance for his sin
right here earth set kind of record for tn
other day when he finally managed to get Lewis motorcyc
from him. Other champions want sleek sreamne autos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
ny JOHN L. OLIVER

IF THERE'S any folding
i money handy. you might
scout around and pick up any or
all OF the following: Pale blue
gabardine Stacks that not only
look cool but are. and which
keep their shape beautifully
even after hours OF, say. golfing
and sitting at the nineteenth
hole.
Cotton hat In light beige with
alr-vents I'm the crown and many
stitched brim. Light ~ the we'll
known feather and perfect for
golf or on the water or motoring.
Military cocktail table, replica
OF such a drum az was carried
at Ticonderoga with a splendid
American Eagle rampant as we'll
as much gold and crimson and
stars.
WsH-skaped coat hangers con-
trived Of frd0rant cedar rood
which wiil not only do array NTH
that stUffv effect IN your
clothes closet but wiH On a lot
about Encouraging moths and
things, but not your borrowing
roommate.
Immensely popular line OF
gents toiletries TO which has re-
Gently been added shaving
cream
Heretofore, the shaving me-
dunn has been a soap which was
put UP, and very attractive the
result, in a little pottery mug
but now IL comes in tube form;
a bright crimson and-white tube
filled with lather-making cream,
or n navy blue-and-white stuffed
with the brushless kind.
We saw a handsomely boxed
set OF the tale, after-shaving 10
ton and one of the above-de-
scribed tubes but you can pur-
chase any Of the items separately.
There appears 20 be no limit
to the sartorial adjuncts which
can be made from that elast-
glass.
Besides the fairly common
belt and suspenders you may
also procure wristwatch bands,
biIlfolds personally, We KNOW
what's In OUR billfold without
even looting), cigaret cases
and even ties.
Too, too scientific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert +. Hushin.
Mr.. Hatcher Is the son Of
Grant and Anabelle Hatcher OF
Stimson place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

liam Laprod Of Morrell street,
became the bride OF Frances
Mickey Donnelly, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Donnelly, Sat-
urday morning at Holy Re-
deemer Church.