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La gaceta., 1941-10-03
FACETAS DE ACTUALTDAD
mo ES 10 MISMO"
EsCRIBE. ADoLFo GARCIA FERNANDEZ

Tampa, la leaf. Este fue ell
titulo que hube de poner, hace
amos, al reflejO de las labores
que sc hacian en- la ciudad flori-
lana para demostrar su identi-
ficaci6n con la Espaha leal. Es-
tos dias, con motive de haber
Sido honra1o ,por la Junta de
Cultura ESpahola con la enco-
mienda de repartir su ayuda a
algunos refugiadoS e~spanoles,
he avocado ~aquellos dias ejem-
nlares. Pero no es de ESQ de 10
Tue he de escribir en- este traba-
10. Promote hablar de clio GUAM
do quede cumplido ell encargo.
Lo que me ha movido al CO.
mentario, ha sido un juicio del
amigo Manteiga, publicado ZEN
La Gaceta EN- uno de los mime
ros llegados a mi Gltimamente
He aqui ell comentariO: 'GLas
vueltas que da ell mundo L."
tRecuerdan ustedes cuando
Ell los circulos republicanos es-
panoles eran asaltados en- Cuba
Y los falangistas, uniformados
y con la bendici6n de Column
bia. paseaban su TRACTION por
las principales GALES de la Ha-
bana?
Ahora, los republicanos son
agasajadosOy "banqueteados' y
los falangistas, de cara a su des
lealtad, sin violentamente cen
surados y perseguidos'.
Este fu6 10 que escribi6 ell a.
migo Manteiga. Indudablemen
te que ell reflejo, recogido asi a
distancia, puede haber sufrido
alguna transformation. Por ESQ
al leerlo, Sc me ocurri6 ESQ de
mo es 10 mismo"... que es un
dicho popular que anda por a.
quf.
Precisamente al leer ESQ en-
Ia Gaceta", LEILA la reseia, en-
un diariO de esta capital, de la
Ultima session de la Camara de
Representatives.. En- ella, no Sc
aprob6 una petici6n de datos
encaminada a saber porque' a
un "ilustre falangista" a quien
sc le ocuparon 13 rifles, al lie
gar al %juicio, aparecian las ar.
mas transformadas en- viejos u
tensilios, como recuerdos fami-
flares, siendo absuelto por clio
Y saliend0, como salen Otros,
convertible en- 'fherOe".
lQue hubiera pasado 81 a los
republicanos e~spaholes Sc nos
La gaceta., 1941-10-03
I~NTERCAMBIO DE PRISIO-
NEROS ENTIRE INGLATE.
IRA Y LIEN

LonIres, Octubre 3.-Se mi
clio hoy ell intercambio de pri-
sioneros heridos entire Ingla-
terra y Ell territoio frances ocu
pado por los alemanes.
Dos barcos hospitales trans
portan los heridos alemanes y
hacen ell viaje de retornQ car
gados de heridos ingleses.
Mas de 5000 hombres Sc
ran eambiados en- esa lorna.
La gaceta., 1941-10-03

habian salido a la defensa de la
Repdblica Espanola.
Es asombroaa la inconsisten
cia de algunos individuos y no
sotros la atribuimos a ST. igno-
rancia, no a maldad.
FL pueblo russo ha menester
de ayuda, 10 mismo que ell ingles
y los refugiadOs e~spanoles; Pc
re- los corazOnes generosOs de
Tampa recibieron un rudo gol-
pc cuando Sc hizo la cuestacion
para un ''barco fantasma".. y
ell dinero Sc Qued6 en- New
York.
Fueron de fabrica en- fabrica
pidiendo dinero para ell barco...
Calumniaban a los que bien
enterados les decian: ustedes pi-
den ell dinero a sabiendas de
que ell vapor no saldra de New
York; ustedes no ignoran que
la lara esta procurando man.
dar varios barcos, con la ayuda
del gobierno de Mexico, y que
hasta ahora no ha podido To-
grarlo; ustedes no rendiran
cuentas, como tienen pOr cos
tumbre, Y periudicaran en- ell
future, con su actuaci6n de aho
"a, la causa de los millones de
hombreS que en- ell mundo lu-
chah por la libertad.
HicieroI cuesiaciones, manda-
ron ell dinero en- ayuda de un
partido ". a los refugiados no
lego nj IN solo centavo.
No actu6 ell grupo local con
Ia absolute ecuanimidad del
Comit6 Popular Democratico,
representadO ahora, con ell mis-
mo desinteres y escrupulosidad
de siempre, por la Junta de Gull
tura Espanola.
Estamos de acuerdo con la a.
yuda a los REFUGIADOS ES-
PANOIES, ell pueblo ingles y Ell
pueblo russo; pero que los fraca-
sados del barco NADIA tengan que
yer con la administration de los
fondos.
Debe ayudarse a los que COM
baten por destruir ell totalitaris
mo; pero debe hacerse de mcdo
Igue nadie pueda pOner en- du-
da la conducta de los encarga-
dos de organizar la obra y re-
mitir ell dinero.
Ayudemos a los pueblos "a
gredidcs; pero que no Sc mall
gasten los d6lares en- panfletos,
.hOjas, Wales, etc, y mucho me-
nos en- propaganda politica.
Y pongamOs en- ell m,smo nj
vel, en- cuanto a la ayuda, a los
REFUGIADOS, los trabajadO-
res britanicos y los rusos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-03
CONMUTADA LA PENA DE
MUERTE A COLLETTE

Vichy, Octubre Bel ma
riscal Petain firm6 hoy una
Orden conmutando a Paul Col
lette, ell agresor de Laval, la
pena de muerte por la de pri-
sion perpetua.
Laval habfa pedido que Ell
agresor no fuera eiecutado,
La gaceta., 1941-10-03
MATO AL
TET DE UNA UNION

New York, Octubre 3.-Sal
vatore Sabbatino, de la firma
estibadora Sabbatino y Co.,
mat6 aver, haci6ndole varios
disparos, a Emil Camarda, de
Sc amos, vicepresidente de lie
International de Estibadores
en- la costa del Atlantico. Lue-
20 de cometido ell delito, Sab
batino desapareci6.
Camsrda interrogaba al pa
trono, cuando este, indignado
con el, lie hizo los disparos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-03
sUSPENDIDO Ell TERCER
DESAFIo DE LA SERIE
MUNDIAL

New York, Octubre g. FL
comisionado supreme Lands
luego de visitar ell terreno de
Bbbets, en- Brooklyn, orden6
la suspension del tercer desa-
flo de la serie mundial. La llu
via puso ell terreno en- malas
condolences para iugar,
La gaceta., 1941-10-03

Los que contrataron los servi-
eies PROFESSIONALS de Maxwell,
hace tres amos, creyeron que iba
a servirles de "muheco."
Como les "cant6 las cuaren-
ta... lie atacan disparatadamen-
tie y lie aplican hirientes adjeti-
voS.
La gaceta., 1941-10-03
N Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell contrato de trabajo en- la industrial tabacalera. = La asamblea de a
noche. Discusses y comentarios-LOs" paciistas" de aver. Ayu
da a los que combaten. = Acusan acknowledgements.

relacionadas con jornales Y con
diciones de trabajo. Hace tres
anc5, ellos, los que ahora dicen
haSerse e.uivoaajo, ~contrata-
ron, a su gusto los servicios del
Sr. Maxwell. Iban todos los
dias a ST cficina Y lie consulta-
ban hasta rara cambiarse los
calcetines.
Era un diluvio de consultas
Nosotros hablamos un dia con
Maxwell y lie diJimos cosas que
lie desagradaron. Fue una con-
|versaci6n agria.
Despues... ell tempo vino a
darnos la raz6u y suponemOS
que el, homlbre sincere, asi Il
recOnOcc
Tenemos nosotros la seguri'
dad de que el conocido ciudada.
no merece, como letrado defen
sor Y consultor, ell apoyo de to.
dos les obreros de la industrial
La gaceta., 1941-10-03

Otro orador, en- la asamblea
de anoche, habl6 de recolecta
para la Union Soviet e Inglate-
ira.
Este mismo orador, hace po-
cos meses, daba Wales 'pacifis-
tas", pOr cuenta de los torcedo-
res, v "~anatematizaba" a ia
Gran Bretaha, sin tener en-
cuenta que muchos millOnes dc
inVleses eran ObrerOs dignos J
La gaceta., 1941-10-03

80
La asamblea de anoche, nos
dice I'm amigo, Sc convirti6 en-
un mitin de propaganda politi-
ca.
Uno de los oradores, perse-
guido ahora por ell infortunio
lego haSta Ell punto de decir que
no puede progresar ninguna u
MON obrera opuesta al partido
a que el pertenece.
En- estas horas de lucha para
ell pueblo russo, ell comunista sen
sato ayudara al Soviet y no pro
curara crearle enemigOs.
Ell pueblo russo necesita cola
boradores en- la humaniSima O.
bra de aplicar o contribuir a.
plastar al nazismo, y la mejor
manera de ayudarlo no Is con
discursitos estridentes, sino bus
candole fuertes y sinceros ami
gos.
No dudamOs en- la sinceridad
de los que hablan hasta por los
codos e insisten en- hacer yer
qce SUI partido tiene afiliados
en- la colonia latina; pero ST.
guen equivocados y no lie hacen
ningdn beneficio al pueblo ru-
so.
Personalmente, ellos, los ora
dores, son impopulares. Miles
de pesos de los o5reros gasta-
ron en- Wales "pacifistas", Guam
do ensalzaban a Lindbergh, ado
raban a Wheeler y Nye, malde-
clan al p~residente Roosevelt y
caEficaban de reaccionarios a
los que Sc oponian a las predi-
cas- de "paz'... ilogicas y anti
democraticas.
Luego de los gritos de PAZ, a
TODD pulm6n, de la noche a la
manana, cuando Russia fue a.
gredida, salieron a la Gale voci
fernando: Venga la guerra, ven
ga la guerra. tengamos que
ira por que Russia ha sido in
vadida!
Todos los obreros de claro
discernimiento, CUE no quie-
rem unir la causa del tra5ajo a
las maniobras polfticas, inme-
diatamente Sc dieron euenta de
que los "pacifistas" eran unos
farsantes o 10 parecian.
Todo hombre inteligente y
iusto anhela hoy la victria del
pueblo russo; pero Sc opone, a.
uuf Y en- otras parties, a que los
"~gritones" aproveohen ell mo
mento hist6rico para desarro-
liar una propaganda inconve-
niente y contraproducente.
No Sc ayuda al pueblo russo,
en- estos dias de peligro, con pa
rrafadas insulsas y creadoras
de antagonismo.
iRusia ha menester de ami
Cos Y ell mejor modo de procu-
curarselos no es con afirmacio-
mes de un matiz politico intole-
rante Y en- cierto modo antide-
mocratico.
La gaceta., 1941-10-03
ESTA EN-
FERMO Ell EXMAGISTRA-
DO BRANDEIS

Washington, Octubre 81
I'll magistrate retirado Lui
Brandeis, del Tribunal Supre-
mo de la Raci6n, esta grave
mente enfei no.
Cumplira ell famoso jurist
ell pr6ximo 13 de movie All
s5 amos de eda% Pad
una enfermedad de-
La gaceta., 1941-10-03

I'm orador dijo anOche que
ell abogado Maxwell fu6 ell pri-
nero en- prOtestar cuando asesi-
narOn a Shoemaker.
Habra sido en- la parte conner
cial, en- la calle de Franklin,
porque la primera voz de ener-
gica condemnation, en- Tampa,
fu5 la de este peri6dico.
iSalvo que YbOr City no per-
tenezca a Tampa, en- cuyO case,
punto n boca!
La gaceta., 1941-10-03

Los trabajadores aceptaron
anocne, en- principle, ell conve-
Mo y los nuevos precios.
FL venidaro lunes, en- los ia
Heres, Sc efectuara un referen-
dunn para resolver en- definiti-
va.
La opinion del obrero honradO
y consciente, opinion no someti-
da a la polftica, sera expresada
con entera libertad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Albion, HiNsdd|e
Grid Tilt Seen
As Significant
Game Will Celebrate
50th Anniversary of
M. l. A. A. Conference
BY GEORGE MASkfN

Therell be lot of more i'm
portant games. Possibly as many
as 200 Of them will produce better
football and display classier talent
But when il comes to the sig
nificance angle, not very many
football affairs Saturday Will
match the M. l. A. A. contest
scheduled between HillSdale and
Albion Colleges on the formers
grid.
The game will serve to celebrate
the fiftieth anniversary of the
first football encounter staged in
the asSociation-which happens TO
be the oldest intercollegiate ath-
letic group in the country
Back in 1891. Albion knocked
off Hillsdale, 36-4, and the Britons
have held the upper hand since.
The series stands at 30-17 for the
BritonS who also have won seven
league flags to their rivals FIVE.
BOTH ARE STRUGGLING
The only unhappy twist to the
birthday game is the fact that
both clubs are struggling along
this particularly Albion, the
defending champs. The Britons, in
three games. have managed to
win only once. Both losses were
by lopsided margins.
The Hope team, incidentally. is
next on the docket for Grand
Rapids University coached by
Potsy Clark,
Potsy and his team are having.
their troubles. After beating.
Bluffton in the opener, Grand
Rapids has bowed before Alma and
DeSalleS of Toledo the last two
times out.
The list Of the indicated Class
A high school teams continues 10.
dwindle Most prominent Of the
latest 10 get bumped are Lansing
Eastern. upset by Jackson and
River Rouge. floored by Catholic
Central
Left in the Select class are:
BORDER CITIES LEAGUE
FordSon and Mt Clemens.
SOUTHWESTERN CONFER
ENCE- Muskegon Heights, Mus
kegon, Kalamazoo Central
FIVE-A LEAGUE Ann Arbor
Add to teams indicated Lake
Shore of ST. Clair Shores. a Class
C. eleven They've won four
straight with Horace Wiley. "A full
back. one Of the team shining
lights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

il due TO the soft type of edu-
Gator and education under which
the youth of the nation has been
reared. ! mean the type Of
teacher who emphasized the
hard lot Of the boys, and courted
popularity by the d II hi ous
method of telling the lads what
they wanted 10 hear instead OF
what was the truth.
Regardless OF why We are
where we re-, we are there.
Instead OF swallowing our dis
likes and preparing our position,
We lash out at the people We
think responsible and waste our
enormous energies I'm putting
tags on our opponents.
I'VE have 20 drill into the
minds OF youth somehow that
they owe this government some
thing. that there are duties 10
democracy as well as civil
rights. l have little regard for
emotional patriotism. hut I am
deeply sympathetic with the guy
who SAYS, This IL = tough job,
but I've been asked TO do 10,
and II has 90 be done
"That's'the type Of guy In this
mans army. They scrap and
squawk. hut they are ready. and
they'd hit you with "A rifle butt
II You called them noble
How much easier their lot
would be II some OF the people
on the outside would try To un-
derstand the sacrifices many Of
them have made They all have
given mp something. IL only
civilian freedom. but the enOr-
mousness Of some of their SacrI-
fees almost transcends belief"
Distributed by United Features snyd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Wdtrous Sets
Record Of "a

Continued from First Sport Page
had hoped over the green, Kocsis
needed a birdie 3 on tho eighteenth
for a % but three-putted the
Isloping green after a great drive
and 7-iron second.
ROSELLI Is STAR
The big hero. though. was Tony
RoSeli, Western greenkeeper, who
tied the best ScoreShe ever made.
"a IS. in only his sixth game of
the season. This gave him and
Orm Beaupre low gross Of las. the
low net prize going to Watrous and
Herbert (Uncle BerD Shave With
136. Shave had 92-20-72.
DR.. O. j. Noer. Milwaukee
agronomiSt. who visits more than
700 golf courses annually, spoke
AT the banquet mad warned against
excessive watering Of fairwayS
Too much water. he pointed out.
encourages the despised poa-annua
and clover which IN turn drive out
the finer and more desirable
grasses like blue grass and the
fescueS.
He also advised setting mowers
higher 10 give the better grasses
a chance to carry on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
New Purdue OffenSe
Paul BroUn Fears Much as Buckeyes Get Set
for Game With Boiermakers

Paul Brown youthful coach of
the ohio States Buckeye is pre-
pairing his charges for am entirely
new offensive Displayed to he
launched by Purdue. Saturday
Brown figures .thc BoilermakCf>
change is cInch s.nCc Purdue ha
scored only once In TWO games
Navy with three warmup games
under lts belt, is through using
only straight plays Starting
against Cornell. Saturday. the
Nijdies arc going In for razzle-
dazzle sfH1 Coach Steve Sinko
of Duquesue predicts easy victory
Tor bis Dukes over 50. Vincent.
Elsewhere ~ Pittsburgh both
CaLrcE.e Ilch-aud- Pittsburgh L.
are hoping for up>cts against
Eot-f Dame and Minnesota. roe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
400 NOT FAULT OF CRISLER'


nothing about il. II was a bit
of retribution.
But that was one case in hum
bred. What are you supposed TO
do in the other 80 II even the
substitutes can't be stopped?
It's been suggested that the
winning team take it easy. That's
no solution, though. because a
| football player playing half-heart-
7 edly VIII only be injured. Foot
Iball is that kind of a game.
The only answer, suppose. Is
TO schedule opponents Of relatively
equal ability That can't always
be done, though, when said SEIZED.
ules are made up four years ir
advance and don't allow for over.
| night de-eTHpTaSTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Fighters, Fotog
Make Ring Sag
rnnflnned from Fir.t sport PagtI

Continued from First sport Page
7g went ayinc out Of The swivel
the forceful blows Of Zee S7-
Ia. Des Moines Ia heavyweight
ito is ranked among the first lo
The country
DeNapoHs despair was conpleie
that time. and the continued
irht OF the punching bag from
mooringS was like SO much
at in an open wound.
DESPITE the temporary neon
-pniences. the heavyweight NOW
-apidly pouring into town eager
Tor that $4,000 prize 20 he given
The winner. managed ~ get
through their afternoon workout
n may be a little more difficult
however. when all ~ trpm eUlNe
Among those working our
the Motor City gym io the FIRST
time Yesterday was Johnny Dem
son indianapolis boy who boasts
a string Of q consecutive vlc-
tories % Of them via tho knock.
ont route He's been Installed f-
one of the favOrtc because o'
DIS record
Drawings for FIRST night matche
,,.l be tomorrow at fight head.
quarters in The Hote. DotIoItcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
his break.

Basketball To-day a Waldorf, members Of the
basketball will be the guests honor when the
Naismith luncheon held They Duncan Patton
William r. Chase They present that historic day
so years when the late Doctor Nasmh tackled up
immortal peach baskets opposite of Springfield
Mass Y NJ c. A. gymnasium borrowed ball and
explained the rules OF the game he had invented
formed 100000 throughout
country and with it. in Springfield temple of basket
The building would house only model basketball
hall of fame for the sport and enduring
monument TO the frseeg who altered the of the
worlds sports history.
Baseba?-Lets all hope that Judge Lands from
his bronchial pneumonia No of course indispensable
industry ar-fung baseball the old Judge
pretty being just that He has done deouse
dignity and dedicate the game to posery than any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

the early Fall Of 1880 when he busted
a cartilege so badly in the final work
out before N0tre Danes season opened,
that he was finished with playing foot
ball for life.
Rockne liked the way the young
tackle tried desperately to get back into
shape. He watched him throw away his
crutches. weeks TOO soon. He watched
him report one day and swear My
knee is o. X. Now, Rock" and saw
him stumble and fall pitifully when Rock
ordered him to run 20 yards.
Rockne took him to the Mayo Clinic
with him when Rock went for a checkup.
They lay in opposite beds, after surgeons
had removed Leahys cartilage. All day
long and far into each night, Rock would
pose football brain twisters, and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

were in no way trying TO humili.
ate Pittsburgh. They were just
out to play to the best of their
ability.
l know OF only one time while
I was playing that we deliberately
ran up the score. That was last
year at Ohio State when we
walloped the Buckeyes, 400, the
same score, Incidentally, as last
Saturdays.
But there was a reason Most
OF the fellows remembered Mr.
Schmidt's classic remark about
closing the gates of mercy.
JUST RETRIBUTION
And most Of US had seen Ohio
State slaughter Michigan our
freshman year when we could do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
PUNCHES PULLED

Michigan scored half Of its
points In the final quarter-while
The second and third Stringers
were in the game. Crisler pulled
his punches. but the PantherS
were already Keeling toward the
Observation-Disclosures Of the lethal
power OF dc-emphaSiS.
The Wolverine football players
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Bill Cunningham Says
A SOLDIER TRIES
TO FIGURE 1T OUT

All around the happy college
map those halfbacks, tackles and
centers and ends are tossing these
nights. thinking of the big game
to come, trying 10 figure their
chances, trying TO puzzle things
out.
How about those other kids on
these same Autumnal nights -
those kids in the biggest game Of
all ? Where are their thoughts e?
What are they figuring Listen 10
these excerpts from the letter OF
a private. | don't know the sol
der lie Just picked me out and
fred
-. for months now the whole
business has been extremely
puzzling. I have thought of this
angle and that. weighing issues
and policies. until / found my
self able TO reason with equal
facility or both sides. When I
got 10 that stage. I decided 10
keep my mouth strictly shut,
and read all could. hoping that
by listening 10 some one else
might get at the root OF the
problem.
THE trouble IL that almost
every one OXer-simpliiies the
whole thing. l do~nnt believe
that things are as easy As that
A. Judge CardozO once said.
this Is one OF those large and
perpfrNing issues that cannot be
summed up i'm an adjective.
II don't believe we have time
now to try 60 place blame on
why our youth Is soft That's
the sort of thing that speedily
gets YOU nowhere. and time IL
Important. | think n great deal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
TALES FIRST TIME

Whitley Robinson got into
college game for the first time in
his life Saturday and scored a
touchdown the first time he car
ried the ball. There were Stem
burg Shemky. Hildebrand, Am
StutZ and many others.
How many times have you heard
their names mentioned in connec-
tion with the Michigan State and
Iowa games? Seldom, If at ALL be-
cause if they played at all, they
played but a short time.
CriSler sent them all in against
Pittsburgh, and what would you
have done had YOU been in their
shoes? Play for all you're worth,
of course. because il was the one
big chance to show him just what
you could do.
The same thing happened when
we played Chicago. Then, how
ever. the newspapers emphasized
the fact that il was the substi-
tutes who were doing the scoring.
That wasn't emphasized as much
last Saturday, but il was just as
trtfr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

epect.Vclv . \llauoNa uude-
leatef team went right 10 work
yesterday HreS dcbarkIng from
"a Florida train for ~, game with
Baylor another eleven Stfll 10 lose
Penn University VIII spend most
off thc week working out a de.
Icn>c for Princetons passes
Billy Fox Colgale'S injured quar-.
terh7ck viii return 20 actor
against Duke this week
Five of n Y. US regulars arr
henched temporarily with inurie,
But AN should De ready foI
syracuse. Saturday Last Sat
mdays loss to Columbia resulted
IN Princeton Tad WIcman declar
lu--
"Our team lost All its mise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

young tackle would study them, and answer them
Then day Leahy confessed that his injury had bghed
his life He told the coach that he had always wanted to- get
coaching reputable school would take player
missed year Rock reached the table of
picked up He tossed them over onI
-Leahy,s bed and said, Take your pick"
The from coaches begging Rock recommend
an assistant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
First B. 6. Teams Went 10 Bowls

Leahy chose Georgetown, then went with Jim Crowley at
Michigan State Fordham with jim coached Jms famed
blocks of granite Boston College head coach
his first B. c. to bowl games and wound ur
back at Dame, Of the who gave him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
On the Line
Bob Considine
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NEW YORK Oct. 14.-What interests you?
Footbal?-Tm Cohane the sportswriter digs up good
story Frank Leahy as the opener for his biography
of the Notre Dame the impending of national
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