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The guardian., 1941-05-10
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TOWN TOPICS
BY FLOYD 6. SNELsON

TOWN TOPICS
Among the Harlemites who enjoyed
the Penn Relays in Philly last week
we're DIR. Subbeal Anderson, popular
dentist, Dorothy Conyers, Pearl Evans,
Florence Lee, Marion Jordan and others
the party were guests of Miss Con-
ver's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Bundy of Morrisville, N. J.
Others seen were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Davis, Sergeant Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Craft, Eddie Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Drain. The Douglass Hotel and
the Postal Card Cafe were the life of
the throng, while the glamour boys,
George Drummond and John Gatling
played the hosts . the gang kept the
tempo hot at the Two Bit Club, Elks
Home and the Dew Drop Inn.
Dr. Marshall E. Ross, MD, well
known physician has removed his off
ces to 1949 Seventh Avenue, after more
than Is years at 70 West 128 Street, he
is succeeding DR.. Ira MCGOWAN, who
was called to the U. S. Medical Corps,
at Alexandria, La. Chris Perry, of
the Phila. Tribune was a visitor last
week. e..
Charles Dilworth, ace salesman, New
ark, is a frequent Harlem visitor.
Nina Mae Mckinney is planning a big
surprise for theatre fans. Charles
Gatewood of Boston spent a few davs
in Harlem, stopping at the Theresa.
The comely Ruth Krygar, with the
pretty raven locks and lovely dimples
IS back in town from the sunny south.
Count Basic, christened his new
apartment at the Roger Morris the
other eve with a too-bad party that is
the talk Of Sugar Hill. =. The dapper
Earl (Father) Hines is the fashion
plate OF the avenOo, wearing a cocoa
brown top coat, a chocolate colored
double breasted suit with fedora to
match, while his Al Chrysler parked in
front Of the Braddock.
Ethel (DimpIes) Sheppard, former
dancer Of Show Boat days, is Just as
charming to be found anywhere. she's
reluctant in talking about her heart
ease :. Johnny (playboy) Yates, the
mortician came into his own winning
the Derby stakes e. Evelyn (Shep)
Fuller and Jack have begun their sec
ond honeymoon, very lovely and duckv
o.. Jack now has more color in his
cheeks. Amy Bates, formerly of the
Bird Cage, is now at Fritz's Cafe, 125
and LenoX Lillian Powell, wife of
Balph Cooper, is back in town from
california very streamline and
looking like a picture. g..
Billie Bow-Anderson is as lovely as
ever and her friends are hoping she and
Nussey will patch up their love again.
-. Edgar Hayes ork opened at the
Broadway RoseIand ballroom. Henry
Armstrong back in town.
Gladys Redman and the Dan WabIs
enjoying horseback riding in Central
Park Frank Jamison, well known
mINoIogist formerly of La Mar Cheri.
Is now at the Wellworth Tavern, 115
street and 8th Avenue Aurelia
" heeden, former female boxing champ
OF the team Maitland Wheelden is now
The wife of DIR. Irwin Darlington, MD.
'90 st. Nicholas Avenue.
The draft board has called for inter
view with O'Neil Spencer, Russell Pro-
cope, Charles Shavers of John Kirbv's
band g.. Eddie South of Cafe Society
The guardian., 1941-05-10
MASSACRE DAY BILL
THE COMMoNWEALTH or MASSACHUSETTS

In the eYearOn Thousand and Thirty-Two
the Boston
Massacre and the Heroic Deaths of Csps Attuc Samuel Maverick
James Caldwell, Samuel Gray and Patrick Carr.
General
assembled authority follows:
Chapter the General hereby amended by inserting after
section twelve inserted by chapter one hundred and free of the acts
of the current the following setion:
I'D The governor shall annually issue calling for
fifth Massacre
wherein Cspu Auck American of African descent and Samuel
CALDWELL
the first martyrs the American Independence
The guardian., 1941-05-10
Mary Strong Talks
W YOU WANT SYMPATHY

NV YOU WANT SYMPATHY
Strange as it seems one does not go
to the happy and joyful for sympathy
and affection, one goes to those who
know sorrow and the ways of pain.
The smiling face does not mean that
the posessor is happy, kind of heart or
understanding. It is said; if you want
money, go to the poor. If you want
sympathy, go to the lonely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

Michigan ruled the and the Wolverines
beginning worry Warren Bredenbach quarter
miller reported practice for the first time few days
Coach Dohertys spirits weren't sharply frightened
by this addition
Says Williams New York sports scribe of the Louis
Burman encounter mo fighter in there against
wanted badly and few fighters went
in there with less to win with"
sporting tribute to the Baltimore Irish
the toughest fellow I've fought since the title
Tony Gaeno Both those boys tried to NOT
STAY" Red Bumans words of wisdom in the dressing
the braw with which asprant pugists should
preface scrapbooks: What expect when don't
good fighter but in years? If keep fight
ing buns you're bum"
"Scotty' Srachan former Detroit boxing mentor,
visitor city the weekend Mr. Strachan is
matchmaker Chicago Stadium and doing fine job
of same, according to comment from the Loop.
Burned crisp by barbs from of his we'll meaning
friends and only Kayo Morgan has departed from his
downown eaey for the training camp and probably will be
future date "he other corner Billy Starke
the Flint ladde of the few youngsters who starting
the field of science financially independent of the
us in the local sport emporums Flint scribes predict
William will the robes vacated by Roger Bernard
fellow townsman, who used pack them in Fints well
appointed auditorium
Chuck Woods who failed ir his examinations for Uncle
navy the gymnasiums looking prospect
in the pugisc will be of stellar
this Winter which will be promoted by group of local sports
men, with Harry Baxter adviser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Upsets Subside
In D. B. A.

Second half season opened new
deal with Triple A teams in the
Detroit Basketball Association and
upsets were out of the money.
Auto Club, bumped last week
after winning seven in a row.
smothered Arthurs, 64-41. Jack
Piana, former u. of D. captain
topped the scoring with IS points
as Howard Mccarthy, ex-Wayne
leader, added IL points.
Harry Suffrin Club got back
into its stride with ABS victory
over Sans, Frank Worzniak's 10
markers featuring the scoring.
Great Lakes. once again banking
on Larry Bleach, who tailed 20
points, downed Jaglowicz Giants.
44-37.
In Class A, Ditzler kept a clean
record intact with an easy 1924
triumph over Bobcats. Bill Lang
tallying 10 points. In other games,
Crosse Pointe Neighborhood Club
nosed out Winston. 1897; River
Rouge bumped Rayrs, 52-44; Tool
Shop downed Hutchins A. c.. 41-27,
and Langschied won out over Jag
lowicZ Aces, 42-3S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Il IcebOafS TOp
Little, Streamlined Craft Beat RiUal in Sundays
Race on Lake St. Clair
BY GEORGE r.. VAN

nc Class 4 SKippefS i1nally
agreed 10 a series last week. They
would let the ES race for the
KoeStlin trophy. one of the old
perpetual iceboat baubles.
In the FIRST race. Saturday Rex
and Glare Jacobs. with their A
boat. Ferdinand, better known as
the Bull. were first across. AL
Pocheion'S Mink II and Joe Scher-
mack'S Mink III Clarke Wormer,
sailing SaSSie LaSsie. all T. boats.
took the next three places, Hank
Whites Buckaroo. Class A boat.
was fifth. The other a entry. Joe
SnayS GoSsoon. lost her spar.
Sundays race was anoth @ r
story, however Bull was the only
Class A boat 10 come out. Rex
Jacobs acted as skipper with the
clever Hook as his crew The AS.
as defenders, picked their own
course Jacobs selected a short
windward and leeward affair. five
times around. about - miles in
all.
The f. being light start fast.
Wormer. again sailing Clarence
and Lauren Benefits SaSSie las
Continued on Page IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
MafHllen
Stake =
Crowns

TONIGHT'S BOLTS
OrViIie Brown Vs. "searcst" Wright.
In ; falls.
Ricsrdo CorteE ". Walter Roxy. in
3 fails.
Farmer Jones " "Badbo,'' Brown,
/ fall.
"Rowdy" IaDhd vs.. doe Campbell.
! fail.
Two Midwestern Wrestling As
ISOLATION title belts will be at
stake in tonight's matches at the
Arena Gardens.
In one of them Orville Brown.
heavyweight. tackles "Bearcat
Wright. who has not lost a match
since coming here. and in the
other Walter Roxy, Michigan :
best junior heavy. takes on Ricardo
Cortez. They are junior heavieS.
The bouts are best two in three
falls with an hour time limit.
Farmer Jones opposes Bad
Boy Brown from Toledo in his
third bout here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

The question 81 whether the
big, Class A stern-steerlng ice
boats are faster than the stream
lined. front-stecring little Class +
craft was pretty well settled to-
day after a weekend of racing al
Lakeside on Lake St CLAIR.
The big A boats carry up TO
$50 square feet of canvas while
the little rs spread only Is square
feet. Despite the diSslmilarity IN
sail area. the Class + shippers.
mostly newcomers 10 the sport,
have plagued the Class A lee
boaters with challenges for a
series Of races for two years.
The boys who Sail the As are
made up of old hands al the sport.
fellows like George Hendrie. Wallie
Hook Glare and Rex Jacobs. Fritz
Scully. Joe Snay and Russell Pou-
lot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

Due to poor ice conditions. the
final days events in the nineteenth
annual Detroit Times Gold and
Silver Skates Derby scheduled for
yesterday at Belle Isle were post
poned until Wednesday.
There are Sc events listed for
the evening racing. which will be
under floodlights on the Lake Ia
-eema- Faeeway,, starting at 30.
An afternoon program also will be
held for qualifying heats in -
events originally scheduled for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Yosemite Ski Meet
Won by Home Star

YOS EMITE. Cal. Feb q
GINS Leroy Rust of Yosemite,
won the mems downhill race of
the Yosemite Winter Club invita-
tlonal ski meet yesterday His
time was 2.i5 Graham link of
Sugarbowl, was second
John Blatt of Yosemite won the
mems Slalom with a combined
time of 2:04 for his two runs. Lib
Fitzgerald. Yosemite. won the
women's5 downhill. and Esther
Shlpman, Fresno, the women 5
Slalom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Ho|zbdugh Six
Plays Toledo

Toledo BabcockS. two games
out Of second place will Try TO cut
Detroit Holzbaughs lead in a
Michigan-Ontario Hockey League
battle at Olympia tonight The
Toledo club whipped Holzbaugh 8
to | at Toledo Saturday night.
Tonight'S game will mark the
final appearance Of the Toledo
team here during the regular sea-
son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

don't go for the sport in big
way"
Aroused. Tolmich quickly re-
,umed.
IF Olympia staged the same
type of meets they have here
and in Boston. II will pack 'em
in.
Maybe they wouldn't have a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Kronk, Dye. Girl
Swimmers 10 Meet

The second girls swimming meet
between the Detroit Yacht Club
and the Kronk Recreation Center
will be held Friday night in the
Kronk pool. Junction and McGraw.
Each club viii put "a swimmers
into the competition. which Will
consist of II events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

A. l. Brandon. secretary-treas-
urer of the Greenkeeping Superin-
tendents' Association. which opens
its national convention tomorrow
at the Book-Cadillac. cites some
new problems faced by these men
who are responsible for the upkeep
of golf courses.
Remember when the only
question golfers asked was as to
the condition of the putting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

entered the racing Los Angeles with brilliant success
He persuaded Foxcatcher Farms sell him Copperman
that happened victory for Copperman over the ace
Fairymont Of the stable 1t the story
of the casof beating the beauty That always makes
good reading
Ed Furgol the golfer who to Detroit last from
Utica N the National Public Links tournament and
STAYED has picked up 80 pounds The Chamber of Com
will please
Congratulations Orchard Lake in signing Tommy Shan
their pro He should prove tremendously
popular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

- by Bos mUtphy

MONDAYS MULLIGAN: Regardless of whether he is
drafted Joe Louis and his have about agreed
that the smart thing for Joe to do enlist the United States
Army for a year They that Joes department
heavyweight champion of the world has been probably closer
perfect than any who held the grand
climax would be to have Joe the example for his
but for young everywhere by volunteering We
still Joe Louis has been the best handled fighter history
and isn't surprising that this plan has been decided
Tom Walsh mot the fight man, the p G. A president,
certainly hit popular note the weekend when he
that of the be eliminated Toms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Beware Of Hoosiers!

From the oval disk at Yost Field
House where the Michigan track team,
defending Big Ten indoor and outdoor
track teams, have diligently worked for
two months, come frightening rumors
that Indiana will have the power TO
snatch top honors this season E. The
Hoosiers have been building for six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Enters Radio Work

Betty Eckersall daughtA of the
grid immortal, is now in Detroit and
will be featured by one. of the local
radio stations as a woman sports an
nouncer
Hugh Nesbitt an old Detroiter, at
present a successful soft drink manu-
facturer on the Pacific Coast, recently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
PERSISTENT CHALLENGES

At first they iust ignored the
challenges Later they scoffed
and laughed Bur the challenges
still came. II vas ike a maSuff
being annoyed by lot of bark
ing fox terriers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Brainy PLAYERS

The scholastic average for Co
lumbia's football squad exceeded
that of the general student body.
Ten players scored a straight B
average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

yesterday morning. plus those not
run off Saturday afternoon. These
will get under way at 4 p. m.
Saturdays races we're curtailed
because OF the warm weather.
which. after IS heats had been run
off. left the ice in such poor condi-
ton il was deemed advisable to
postpone the remainder of the
days card.
Supt. Charles Rominsky- says
CONTINUED on Page I4)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

they start training on the Pacific Coast
Heinie Martin al Grand Rapids
hints that Benny Mccoy may sock that
>E45. 900 bonus into the bowling bust
mess Says he would like to open
a whole string of alleys at GrandvIle,
his home town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
People in Sports

II do not want anybody raise finger keep
athletes from being drafted. !"
That an order WALTER o. BRIGGS, of Tigers
has handed
Much he likes baseball and winner baseball Briggs
like other the realizes against the
popIlaritX 10 trNt Il rnaka
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

theory is that the average golfer is
losing the real fun of the game by
playing sand turtle all afternoon q.
Forest Evashevsh has turned down
several tempting business offers in order
to take the job as coach at Hamilton
College Official announcement has
not as yet been made) =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
DON DEACON and big ED BUSH punched

in the Providence Cleveland hockey game last
night. evidently forgetting they used TO be pals
on the Detroit Hockey Club squad. Providence.
Bush's team, won TO /, TO lead the Eastern
Division of the American League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Leading Rider of
1910 Killed in
Sway Crash
International New. service Wire

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb. s.
The American turf world, which
a few weeks ago was cheer
ing him as the champion jockey
of 1910, today mourned the death
of 19-year-old Earl Dew, who was
injured fatally yesterday in a
three-horse spill at the Aqua
Caliente track.
The popular reinsman was rid
ing Bosca in the third race when
the horse broke leg while enter
ing the stretch. Dew was thrown
over his mounts head sonto the
hard track.
Running behind Bosca. Draco
and Whiz Eliot piled up and tossed
their riders clear. The jockeys.
Billy Peason and j. Haycock. were
not injured.
TALKED BEFORE HE DIED
Dew was taken TO the track
hospital where physicians said he
was suffering conclusion. He
talked coherently for a few mo-
mentS then suddenly lost con-
seriousness. He died en- route to a
San Diego hospital.
Dew was a native of Sac City.
Ia. He captured 1910 jockey hon.
ors the last day of the year when
he rode Subdeb to victory at
Santa Anita for his two hundred
and eighty-seventh win. one more
than Jockey Walter Lee Taylor CT
Houston, Tex.
PLANNED TO HONOR HIM
Ironically; it was to have been
Earl Dew Day at the border
track. Plans had been made to
present the popular jockey with
a diamond studded watch, gilt
of the Baja California Jockey
Club.
Dew was killed only few min
utes before the ceremony was TO
! have taken place at the judges
stand,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
New Haven IL. Philadelphia Z.
Buffalo =, Springfield 3 tovertimel.
Providence s. Cleveland l.
TJESDAY'E GAME
Pittsburgh at Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

SLIP MADIGAN, former ST Marys coach.
is now divorced from football, but he still must
like to travel. As executive of California race
track. he has arranged a cross-country tour to
the Kentucky Derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
FIRST IN SEVEN YEARS

Tolmich offered no alibis for his
failure to qualify in the Millrose
60-yard high hurdles. 1t was the
first time in seven years Tolmich
had sat out" a deciding race in
the event.
The former Wayne star revealed
he's not planning to retire; that he
will nfake-the rounds of the re-
manning Winter carnivalS this
year And he is confident he'll sue
ceSSfully defend his national AAU
title here in three weeks.
Out of the MillroSc games.
Michigan competitors Scored one
notable accomplishment. The crack
two-mile relay team from the L.
Of NJ. triumphed in easy fashion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Jesse Owens Back TO School

Iowa State recently named Ray Bonefs head football
Who's Ray Donels2 WeHt bite too Almost
everybody outside of Ames, Ia. mumbled never heard ~
him" when the appointment made Ray Dones was
freshman football coach Iowa State Jesse Owens,
Ohio State three world records
is broke again finish his college edu-
cation
University Of Nebraska received $4,000 for its share
while Stanford the winner received
The discrepancy accounted for by the fact that
expenses Pacific Coast commissioner and his office
S25OO0) the home clubs share Also be-
cause each of the 10 universities
percentage the receipts fS500 Frank Mekues
Michigan State basketball from Detroit will be changing
uniforms shortly Frank will be back baseball regala
where Michigan States No. / hurler
Parker. recently voted the most valuable
PLAYER in the National Football has decided that
his future football baseball Consequently, it is
doubtful that he report the Pittsburgh Pirates when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
By GEORGE MASKIN

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-A man
with an idea. That's Allan Toll
mich, former "one-man' track
star at Wayne University and one
of the nations topnotch hurdlers.
Tolmich was telling a bunch of
the track stars who gathered here
from the Midwest for the Millrose
games about his Idea !"
zone of these days, I'm going
TO make an effort to sell Olympia
Tin Detroit on staging an in
door track carnival" Tolmich
began
There's no reason why. IL
New York, Boston, Chicago and
Baltimore can put across meets
every season, that Detroit can't.
Certainly i'm Olympia we have
spot which is as ideal for
track as Madison Square Garden
Tin New York; and the Boston
Garden Tin Boston)."
PESSIMISTIC NOTE
A Tolmich listener raised what
sounded like a peSsimiStic note.
Granted that Olympia il ideal.
will Detroiters support an in
door track meet? II seems to
me that persons in Michigsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Nature Reversed
Countrys Course Experts Here for Convention, Make
Grass Grov When It's Supposed to Be Dormant
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

green's" asked this man who Is
in charge of the course at st.
Charles Country Club of the
Chicago District.
"If they had perfect putting
green they were satisfied and
the greenkeeper was a great
fellow. Now, though. they also
demand green and velvety fair
ways, even during the hottest
months. II they don't get them,
you know who's to blame-the
same greenkeeper, of course"
AID LOW SCORING
Brandon didn't want to take
any credit from the expert golfer.
who are burning up the course:
these days, but nevertheless, hi
does believe greenkeepers are en-
titled to some credit.
Those fellows certainly are
fortunate TO be playing over
fairways in such superb cOndi-
ton, with excellent lies assured
for almost every shot" he said.
He didn't ask it. but now thai
it has been brought up. one cam
help wondering if the Ben Hogans
the Sam Sneads and those Other
ever stop after a hot
round and think of the man re-
sponsible for the splendid condi
ton of the course.
The man from Chicago called
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
IOlIssicH ~ TINcE: l1nsbNSSNllO1.


sellOut the first time. hut they
didn't jam the New York and
Boston gardens the first time.
But officials would have to make
sure they landed most of the
name athletes"
Tolmich pointed out that in his
personal associations in Detroit
he'd been questioned considerably
about the. star athletes. Detroiters
he says. cant figure out why there
is no major track activity there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
HERE CUNCLE BERTl SHAVE. enc,

superintendent az Oakland HIS. Is about again
after being confined for almost week as
result Of injuries suffered in toboggan accident.
He's general chairman of the Greenkeeping
Superintendents Association which holds its ma
this week at the Book Cadillac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

an exception OF any baseball player.
JACK TRIMBLE. the former kid star at
Oakland Hills, is now Arizona State champion
His dad is executive of the Southern Pacific
Incidentally LES COLEMAN, another Oakland
Hills member is now whacking the little white
pellet around the Phoenix, Arz., courses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

EWSON made $4,000 a
salary for only few WALTER JOHNSONS
$4,000 DAZZY VANCE got $4,000 from the Dodgers
only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
With centers JACK EAGAN and JOHNNY

signed TO Red Wing contracts. Olympia is going
to bring the Guelph tOnt) Biltmores in for an
other look before the season is ended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
Death Comes to Jockey Dew
On Day He Was to Be Feted
Times Skates Derby
On Again Wednesday
BY KEN HALL

Detroit Time. Gold and snser skate. Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

Continued on Page IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03

1t IS interesting to note that while the Salary
battle RACES between BUCK NEWSOM and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAGUE

TONIGHT'S GAME
Toledo 1T DETROIT.