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Evening star., 1941-12-25
| Jops Charge
| Atrocities to
u. S. Forces
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Japan has
begun an atrocity propaganda cam
paign against the United States. For
the last two days, the official Toxic
radio has broadcast dispatches of
the official news agency Domei
charging misconduct by United
States forces in the Philippines.
The broadcasts are recorded in New
York.
The first atrOcity story said:
"A military spokesman revealed
for the first time shameful details
of the massacre of innocent Japan
ese noncombatants at Davao by
American troops and civilians prior
to the landing of japanese forces in
the southern Philippines.
This monstrous crime has liQui-
dated the last vestige of respect for
merly held for the armed forces Of
the United States.
Nevertheless, it is the intention
of the imperial forces not to involve
guiltless American lives in acts of
retaliation
THE spokesman disclosed that
when Japanese forces landed at
Davao they discovered 1900 jap
anese, including women and chill
dren, imprisoned and without food
many of them on the verge Of
starvation.
japanese forces liberated about
$4,000. however, among the rest
about 40 were mass-lynched by
Americans. while many others ap-
parently were kidnapped and miss
ing"
Another broadcast yesterday said
5000 japanese still are missing, most
of them women
He said the intentions of the
Americans in abducting these
women. including many young girls,
'is quite clear :"
There is no evidence from other
sources that there has been any
basis for the Japanese charges Of
atrocities.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Seven Marriages
Are Scheduled in
Movie Capital
Two Are Announced
On Christmas Eve;
Ceremonies to Be Quiet
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 25.-Wedding
bells are ringing over the Nation s
war -geared but still-tinseled film
capital to make this a particularly
merry Christmas for many altar
bound couples.
Unlike the splash and lavishness
that has attended many Yuletide
virtually all the ceremonies will be
quiet and simple.
Not even the wedding of 17-year-
old Gloria Laura Vanderbilt heiress
to one of the largest fortunes in
the world, is to be marked by pomp
and splendor.
She has selected historic Santa
| Barbara Mission for her marriage
Sunday to Pasquale Di Cicco, screen
actors agent.
After the ceremony the daughter
OF the late Reginald C. Vanderbilt
and the 32-year-old scion of an
| Italian immigrant who made q for
tupe out of truck farm, plan to
spend their honeymoon in WASH
| ington.
Mickey Rooney Now Engaged.
Last night not only was Christmas
eve. but the occasion for Mickey
Rooney, moviedom's biggest box
Office attraction, to place an en-
sagement ring on the finger Of an
l8-year-old Southern girl who ar
rived only six months ago.
She IS Dlue-eyed, brown-hared
Ava Gardner, daughter of Mrs j. B.
Gardner of Wilson, N. c. She and
Mickey haven't set a date, but
friends believe 1t will be soon.
In New York Rosemary Lane
waited until Christmas eve to dis
close that she had said yes" to Bud
dy Westmore of the makeup family
He recently flew there to propose,
saying he wouldn't take no" as her
answer The date hasn't been set
yet, but Miss Lane said she hoped
it would oe soon.
Several Others Listed.
Meantime, several other screen
marriages definitely were arranged.
Maureen O'Hara, Irish-born &C
tress, will marry Will Price, dialogue
director. IN his home town of Nc
Comb, Miss. Monday. Her mll-
riage to George Hanley Brown,
British film executive, recently was
annuled.
Jerry Wald, associate producer.
and Constance Polan. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Polan of Hunt
ington, w. Va. selected Christmas
for their marriage at Las Vegas, Ne7
Actress Linda Rivas. a native OF
San Salvador, and Actor Lee Fred
erick, former Chicago Cubs pitcher,
said they would be married shortly
after the holidays, while two stage
players. John Archer and Marjorie
Lord, set Tuesday as the date.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Suntu Rewards Girl
Who Asked for HospituI
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 25.-Patsy Ruth
Carr. 13, mad one of the largest
Christmas gifts on record today.
Two years ago Patsy, a cripple
since birth, scrawled q letter tc
Santa Claus asking for a crippled
children's hospital in South Florida.
Her letter was reproduced by tile
Miami Herald and made the keynote
of the papers successful campaign
for a hospital.
Now an operation since she wrote
that letter has enabled Patsy to
walk
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Pilots, Planes Doubled

According to the Civil Aeronau-
tics Administration, there are twice
as many pilots and So yer cent more
planes now than a year ago.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Best Seller Listed

One 81 New York'S Fifth Avenue
bookstores reports that its steady
best-seller is not the latest novel
but FraZer's Golden Bough."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Snedd Captures
Canadian Title

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. O.
Slammin' Sammy Snead, from
|Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa, won
the Canadian Open golf cham
pionship at suburban Lambton
course today when he Scampered
home with a one-under-par SO
in the final round and "chalked
up a 72-hole total Of PA
Bobby Gray. handsome Toronto
pro. was second. two strokes be-
hind Snead. Snead and Gray
were tied before they went into
the final round
Following are other top scores
Gene sarazen Tuckahoe. ~ y. i3s-
6s-70-277: Gordon Byrdson. Toronto, 49,
IS -67-27s; Bill Kerr. Toronto, 141-6s-7l
$50: Lloyd Mangrun, Monterey PARK.
cal. 13p-72-70-2si. Horton smith, Pine
hurst, ~. C., 13s-75-7i- 2s4. Johnny
Bulls, chicago 1889 20 $50 Ky LAT
foon, Miami. Okla. 1921 72-2s5; Dutch
Harrison, Little Rock. Ark 1f5-s9.72 -
2S6; Bob Lamb, Toronto, 142-71-78. 2s7
Hugh Borthwick. Toronto. 1tf-72-7f-2s7 f:
Lefty stackhouse. Seguin. Tex. 1912
7O-2ss J. Malutic, Cleveland. i45-70-73
2ss Willie Lamb. Toronto iA5-7i-72-
Jules Huot. Quebec City. 1fi-T2 T5-2ss
George Fazlo Philadelphia. 1fe- 1910
$50. stan Horne, Montreal. 1871 %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Elephants Scarce,
No Nova Fight Here

When the Lou NoVs-Joc Louis
fight does come 10 Detroit there
will be elephants in every tree in
f.. Grand Circus Park, said the oracle
many days ago
The oracle. in this case. was
J. Bertram ConnorS. one-time
fight manager. who knows the
fstic racket from every angle
But the oracle went UNDECIDED
until Nike Jacobs announced that
The Brown Bonbers next heavy
weight title defense would be held
September 70 in The Yankee
Stadium.
Even John Ron borough. Joe's
manager. failed 20 heed the oracle.
although its very doubtful that
he ever heard II But Roxborough.
firm In the belief that the fight
would be brought here. had plans
drawn up for the expansion Of
Joe'S Spring Hill Farm whore the
champion had intended 20 do his
training
And why should Mike award
the fight 20 New Yotk instead Of
Detroit. Chicago or Boston,
First, the New York BoMng
Commission demanded that 20 be-
held there Jacobs revealed on his
last trip here that when be pre-
sentcd the check ~ $1,000
guaranteed 20 tho Cn1cd SerIcc
Organizations from The Frtzic
Zivlc-Al DAVIS fight Juncl "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Gridder
Picked as Coach

COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. SIMS
Bob Davis. former University e
Kentucky grid star. has be.y
named backfield coach Of the Co
lunbus Bulls Of the American Pro-
feSsional Football Association.
Davis. selected by Head Coach
Phil Bucklew. has been an I'm
portant cog in the Bulls offense
during the past two years. While
at the University Of Kentucky he
led the Southern Collegiate Con-
ference in scoring for three years
and was an all-American selection
as n senior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
CLEYELANn


Totals Al 10 80 10 Totals - u 80 :
'Batted for Brown w sixth
fBatted for Desauteis In eighth.
tBatted for Milnar In eighth
lBatted for Mack IN ninth.
Ran for Trosky In eighth
fBatted for Eisenstat in ninth.
Chicago 600 300 900 II
Cleveland 900 liz COL %
Runs BOudreau Walker Keltner 2.
Grimes Kuhel, Chapman, Wright. Appin &
2, Hoag, fresh. Errors BOudreau, Kollo-
way fresh, Runs batted IN -- Applng
Holg. fresh, y. Smith 2. Grimes, Walker.
Keltnsr, Campbell. Rosenthal, Wright,
Kennedy. Tw0-base hits-Kuhei, Appling
fresh, Boudresu, Walker. Keltner, Mack.
Home runs--WriEht. Keltner. Bases on
balls-On y. Smith s. OF Krakauskas /,
on Brown J. OF Fellcr ?. OF HAllett l..
Struck out-By r. smith !. BY Halstt 2
by Krakauskas 2, nv Eisenstat !, by
Feller Stolen hase-Grimes. Wild
pitch Hallett Left on bases Chicago 4,
- Whining pitcher Hallett
Losing Pitcher Teller Hits-Oh Kra-
kauskas In 3 % innings, on p. Smith
s IN 5 30 innings on Brown I In 2 3
innings of Milnar ] Ia innings. on
Eisenstat IN inning Umpires Quinn
Rue and MCGOWAN. Time Of game So
Attendance--5O 900 estimated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Mandel Jr. paid S125,000 for II -.
Whirlaway the speedy boss, is insured
for $4,000 :. F.. Johnny Paycheck is in
a Milwaukee sanitarium recovering
from an ailment contracted at Camp
Forrest, Tenn. 4. Mrs. Joe Louis has
been on tour as a model for fashion
shows -. her favorite colors are black
and blue E. $50 are Joe's," said some
. Luke Hamlin almost
came back to the Tigers this Spring but
two National League clubs held up
waivers on him.
Muzz Patrick Of the New York
Rangers dons a United States soldier
suit, August IA -. Patrick, son of
Lester Patrick, manager of the Rangers,
took out citizenship papers here . d.
Raymond Guest, polo star, is a lieu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

the commission. Gen. John Phelan
demanded the contracts.
What contracts =" asked
Jacobs.
N"The Louis-Nova cOntracts,r
demanded the commission head.
Hotel executives and night club
o'Ffers also put their influence 10
work for the resulting business is
the kind on which New York, a
town Of many transientS, thrives.
The fights New York wants 1t
gets. After all. it's Jacobs base
of operations and where he does
% per cent Of his business. His
usual policy is 10 run four outdoor
shows each Summer, and this year
hc has staged only one, the Billy
COnn-Louis fight at the Polo
Grounds.
Detroit was the only other city
under serious consideration be-
cause Uncle Mike did want 10
please The champ. who had re-
queSted that II be held here. Chi
cago was out because there were
too many partners 10 be cut in,
and Boston never even figured.
The recent trip OF Sol Strauss,
Mixes attorney, 10 Chicago and
Detroit 10 get bids on stadium
rent probably worked out as a
hammer for Mike 20 knock down
the rent asked for Yankee Sta
dunn. Walter O Briggs asking
price for tho local stadium was at
rock bottom in an effort 10 bring
Tho fight here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Kent Ryan Now a Lieutenant

Tommy Walsh Sugar Robinson is the best lightweight
TO in 20 and that the Pride of Harlem (who
born in Detroit like Henry Armstrong will probably beat
all the lightweighs and weerweighs Ava Bradley
OF the Cleveland club apparently didn't think much of the In
dans chances when during the Aar game Detroit he
Of three American League mogus to vote against resembling
the rule which orbids champions from making trades the
vote and Bradley joined Washington and Philadelphia
in the minority Johnny Sturm Of the Yankees made all three
putouts in triple play while with Joplin in the Western Asso
citation.
Kent Ryan, former quarterback for the Detroit Lions
lieutenant at Camp Loke Cahe fifth former Lion to be in
service HOWE Weiss Detroit fullback Joined up with
the milwaukee Chiefs grid team in the Wisconsin me-
tropos Este (Crabby) Crabtree who hitting the ball hard
for the St Louis Cardinals has only kidney he
with the Syracuse club for eight before being brought
the jors Nile Kinnick former Hawkeye A-Amerca
gridder is studying law at Iowa Elmer Layden. Ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
A Teams
To Clash al
Mack Park

A half-dozen OF the 81 teams
entered in the Class A mems divi-
sion OF the Detroit Times soft
ball tournament and two of
the seven Class A girls entries,
including the top-ranking favorite
Welsh Co-Eds, will get their first
taste of competition in the 1871
tournament Sunday night in games
scheduled for Mack Park in De-
troit and Michigan Alkali Field in
Wyandotte.
Only games scheduled for Mon
day are Class A mems games 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
White Sox Beat
Teller in 10Th

CLEVELAND. Aug O.. Scoring
two runs in the tenth inning, one
OF which was home run by Taft
Wright. the Chicago White Sox
today defeated the Cleveland In
dams, 7 10 5.
The defeat was charged against
Bobby Teller. who went in 10 pitch
for the Indians in the tenth after
Cleveland had put one run across
TO tie the game at sail in the last
half Of the ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
2 Coaching Schools
To Open on Monday
BY GEORGE MASKIN

Crowley. FOrdham; Clair Bee,
Long Island; Bill Edwards, De
trOit Lions; Miles w. (Mike)
CasteeI, Arizona; Cliff Wells.
Logansport (Ind.) High; George
Dufour, st. Theresa High.
SAGINAW - Fritz Crisler.
Michigan: Danny Fortman. Chi
cagO Bears; Harold Anderson,
Toledo University; Buck Read.
Western Michigan Git was West
ern State); Jimmy Barclay,
Flint Northern High School.
The Lawrence program also will
headline b ID by Teller Of the
Indians who will be in
town the torepart of the week &c
lace the Tigers. Rapid-ball Rob
ert is slated 10 address the coaches
morning and again at q
banquet the same evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Paige famous Negro pitcher calls his fast ball mah trouble
bali Paige is Al years old Bob Teller says:
Bill Dickey catcher my ball club-he could
hit only 100 and still be super"
The Joe LousLou Nova fight be headed for New
Iorkhe National Hockey League going hold
their meeting in New York in September.
Tufy Griffith heavyweight challenger who had a Detroit
following when he fought Olympia years ago
running tavern in Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
W. A. Doyle Scores
Ace at Clinton Valley

w. A. Doyle used a brassie 10
score hole-in-onc Saturday on
the 195-yard seventeenth hole Of
the Clinton Valley Country Club
course. lie was playing with his
son. w. A. Doyle Jr., and r. A.
belong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

tional Football League car, hopes to
cut down exhibition games among men,
Der clubs of his loop =. Bobby Riggs
says frankie Kovacs is the toughest of
the tennis stars.
Bill Poland, Jack Kearns' new
heavyweight, once drew with Lou Nova
-. l. P. (Joe) Wood, Beaumont third
baseman coming up to the Tigers next
Spring, like Pinky Higgins, is former
Texas University student A.. Wood
played quarterback . his Texas
League club mates call him "the little
general" j.. A canvass of 200 coaches
and x-gridders named Minnesota, Navy,
Texas Christian and Notre Dame as
outstanding teams in the coming foot
ball season :. Joe Mccarthy likes
Sturm's speed and hustle" Satchel
n Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Homecoming for Each

For both Crowley and Casteel
appearance here will be in the ma
ture of a homecoming. Each for
merly was connected with Michi-
gan State, Crowley as head
coach in football and Casteel as
an assistant in football and track
While Crowley's stand at East
Lansing was a comparatively short
one, lasting from 1929 10 1882
Casteel served State is years until
1889 when he accepted the head
coaching job at Arizona.
In Wells and Dufour. Lawrence
will offer two of the Midwest's top
high school coaches. Wells has
enjoyed top success at Logansport
and is recognized as one of the
ablest prep mentors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Totals % ~ 10 Totals 80 a. II
'Batted for Podgajny in eighth.
Philadelphia 900 600 600
New York 900 Oi0 OOx--1
Run Rucker Errors Murtaugh, Brs-
gan. Run bated in--Dannng. Two-base
Bartel Sacrifice hit -
Moore. stolen base Murtaugh. Double
playS-Orengo 90 Whitehead TO Young.
Orengo 10 Young. Left on bases-PhilA-
delpha g. New York g Hits-Off Pod
gAfny IN Z innings Off Pearson o In
/ inning. Bases on balIs-Off Schumacher
Z. or Podgajny 2. Struck out Ply schu-
macher 2, by Podgajny 3 Hit by pitcher
By Podgajny (WhiteheadD. Winning pitcher
- Schumacher Losing pitcher Podgainy.
Time 80. Attendance. 500. Umpires-l
Sears JOrda and Barr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Giants Gain 10
Victory on Boot

NEW YORK, Aug. "a combi-
nation Of dizzy base running and
errors on the part of the Phils
today enabled the Giants TO beat
them, ! to 0. Johnny Podgajny
gave the Giants only five hits.
while the Pills made eight off Hal
Schumacher.
The Giants scored their lone run
in the fifth on Bragan'S error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Must Attend Meeting
Attention, Glass A Managers:

Attention, CIass a Managers:
A special meeting OF all
managers Of Class A teams
entered in the Metropolitan
Detroit softball tournament
has been called by Frank
Lafferty, Detroit Commits
sioner OF the A. S. A., at 8
p. m. Monday at Elmwood
Recreation Congress and
Elmwood).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Same Racing Rules

The rules OF horse racing haven't
been revised since the days when
the sport was conducted for a
privileged few.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
TOMMY WALSH PRAISES RAY ROBINSON

Jimmy Councilman coach Of the Chicago Cardinals recalls
that 1925 bought the Detroit franchise in the National
Football League for $50 and though he owner coach
aback and publicity and the club finished second ne lost
money Councilman gave up the franchise in disgust Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

tenant In the United States Naval Reserves active duty
ST. Andrews Scotland stronghold of Sunday observance is
have Sunday golf and tennis the council decided Ty
Cobb known great distance hitter but in 1921 he
turned in performance that tops up that time he
hit two doubles, triple and homer in game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Class B men Tuesday. August
II lall games 6,3O d. MI.

LASS IS men ueSOay, august
II (all games $50 p. MI.
Michigan Central r. n vs. Pursuit
Squadron tat Harper Conner No ~
Green Hat vs.. Dodge Trucks Cat Jayne
Field No 10)
Detroit News WV vs. Micromstic Hone
b tat FlmwOod No. u.
Revere Copper and Brass vs. United
States Rubber Local 10 cat JAYNE No. -.
Club ID VS.. Hsnrrs Meats Cat Bradley
No. ~.
Winner ROYAL Corps VS. Verdonckts
Bakery VS. winner Wolves -Castator tat
Harper Conner No. 81
Transportation Engineers vs. n. y.
Ramblers Cat Atkinson No.
Tsmpico Restaurant VS.. Local 1874 Cat
Harper Conner No II.
Cadillac An-stars VS.. Auto Products lat
Clark Park No. II.
Forbes Mobs vs.. Sans Coonsy Island
lat Clark Park No. a..
EvanS Products va. Hope Reformed
Church Cat Carstens No. -
Detroit Post Ofice All-stars We. Lsfty's
Cafe Cat Roosevelt No. ~.
Patteneill vs.. Cagers Cat Roosevelt
No. -.
Blue Ribbon VI, Local 2os Cat st. Clair
No -
ST Anne, vs.. Red and Blue Cat AtkIn-
son No. p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Line JOBS Definite

Five line posts are pretty def
mite. Bob ingalls, at center, Joe
Rogers end, Bob Kolesar guard.
and Whitley Wistert and Rueben
Kelto. tackles.
And If the year-round fans here
in Ann Arbor are right, that line.
plus the other two starters, who
will probably be sophomore Merv
Pregulman and senior Whitley
Fraumann, will be another seven
blocks Of granite"
Out here they don't Like 10 do
too much predicting. for some OF
the boys think IL jinxes the team.
But some OF the boys who know
say the Wolverines squad, while
il may not turn up as good as II
did last year, will be one OF the
best in the country.
Thomas Du d ey may not be
missed as much as everybody
thought, they'll tell you here ..
maybe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Michigan'S army OF a h e c
coaches-collegiate, high school
and otherwise-will perform an
about face during the coming
week.
Instead OF telling Of their
charges and, in general. running
the show, the coaches will sit back
and get told off on how to inn
prove their techniques.
The process of learning more
about the coaching profession will
come at two special schools
one conducted by Lawrence Tech
in Highland Park and the other by
the Midwestern Coaching Associ-
alton in Saginaw.
For Lawrence Tech. the coach
ing school business is something
new in the way of promotions
the Blue Devils heretofore having
never gone in for such an event.
However, the Saginaw school is
one OF the oldest OF its kind in
tho country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Run for S Days

Running in opposition. IN e
schools open Monday and run for
five days. Each has lined up an
all-star faculty. and if there's an
edge. considering names" il must
go 10 Lawrence.
The stats:
LAWRENCE TECH Jim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

be played at Michigan Alkali Field,
but starting Tuesday, the tourna-
ment ( kes on "blitzbattle"
aspect with scores OF teams re-
Stunning bids for the six champion
ships at stake.
Al Michigan AlkAli Field (WyAndotte)
Gan Class A men unless otherwise specihed)
Monday. August 1l--s:30 D. m.-santa
m.-MAroons A. c. vs.. Our Lady OF
Guadalupe. 900 p. Michigan Alkali
vs.. Lawrence Club.
Tuesday. August i2--6:3o p. m.-copes
a C. VS.. Highland Park Ford Motor.
500 p. m.-Rsscals w. NJ. p. s. Giants.
$500 p. m.-Altes Lager VS.. Jesu CYo.
Thursday. August IL 49, 900 p. m
Cheney Veterans vs.. Brightmoor. 500
p. m.--Franklin Owls VS.. A. O. Wright.
900 p. mp. b. Eagles VS.. Blessed
Friday, August $3.50 p. m.-Tom
Boyd W.. Zenith No. 104. 80 p. M
Lumley A. G. Va. Yellow Jackets (B girls).
300 p. m.-Russ Dawson vs.. Briggs Air
Sunday. August 1850 p m.-shsrin,
vs.. East siders. 7:30 p. m. Briggs Manu-
featuring vs.. Mud Hens. 300 .. H.
fD"' AT INA MACK PARK
Wednesday, August 1850 p. m. Elm
Wood VS.. Desantis. 1880 p. ND. s. A.
playoffs. 900 p m. ID. s A, playoffs.
Thursday. August 1850 y. m.-Phl-
cons VS.. Holey Carburetor. 1880 p. NJ
Welsh Girls VS.. Loser Hudson Keller girls
%. s. A. playon). 900 p. m.--Briggs
Beautyware VS. Hudson Motor.
Friday, August $3.50 p. m.--Wurms
VS. Hi-Llty. 40 p. ND. 8. A. play
orfs. 900 p. m.-Briggs Beautyware VS..
Brown Bombers (exhibiton).
Saturday. August 16-6 30 p. m.--Cardi-
nal Mercer VS.. Grandmont Recreation.
u: 80 p. m.-De Four Builders VS.. Laphan
Farms. 300 p. m.--Cleveland Bloomer
Girls vs.. Welsh Colds texhibition),
Sunday August 1850 p. m.--Micro-
matte Hone VS.. J. J. Sport Shop 500
.. m.-Clevelsnd Bloomcr Girls vs. VS..
walsh Co Eds (exhibitionl. 900 p. m. --
stanleyS Cafe vs.. Trojans.
At FLOlsE
Tuesday. August 12-73O .. m Talon
Esquire VS. Kowalski Sausage 900 p m
-Tr-V-Club vs.. Arthurs Clothes.
Thursday. August l4--7:30 y. m.-John-
son Kol-Pak vs.. Sweetest Heart Of Mary
800 p. m --Eloise vs. Nixon. f. r
Friday, August 49, 80 o. m.--Louis
Rose VS. Drewrys Ale. 100 D. M -- Step
pers vs. Serokas
Saturday, August 1870 p. ND. J.
Healy vs.. Phillips shoes 300 pm
Timkens Axle vs.. Dukes Ten.
Sunday. August i7-7.30 p. m-Del
Duco Cafe VS. Epiphany. 900 ,. M
Eloise Girls We. Club ens-Trombly Girls
(Class A..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Nine Seek Posts

As things look now, there are
nine candidates for the halfback
posts, five veterans of one cam
paign and four newcomers. Norm
Call. Cliff Wise, Elmer Madar,
Little Davey Nelson and Tippy
Lockard are all coming back after
seeing some service last year. and
John Allerdice, Don Robinson.
Paul White and Tom Kuzma are
the newcomers.
It's anybody's guess who will get
the nod when the State game rolls
around, but right now il seen
that Lockard will be in one sid
and either Cliff Wise or Norm
Call in the other. and some OF the
boys seem 10 think Call, who is
probably the hardest and shiftiest
runner on the squad, is destined
to play a Westfall to Bullet Bobs
Harmon this Fall.
The other two backheld posts
are pretty definitely settled now.
with Captain Westfall in the full
back post and George CeithaInl
calling signals.