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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
End Sought
To Confusion
In Vote Here
Race for Legislature
in Detroit Would
&c by Dis tri c t S
Nv FRANK NORRIS
rime, star correspondent,

LANSING, Jan 1i-Rural leg
islaiors prepared Saturday TO ask
the petcrs of Michigan this Spring
~ split Detroit into legislative
-tt7-=tricie
They propose 20 end the confu-
sion thai conlrOnts DcirnitcrS each
hicnuium when the voters 70 t0
the polls and find as many As $50
candidates running for the House
81 Representatives.
T-c necessary resolution provid-
Inc q constitutional amendment. Is
cxpeQted 10 be- introduced next
week and the machinery is ready
10 send il through both houses
without dciay
When PASSED fha resolution VIII
submit shr question az The cleo
=,r trls-al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

But" the recommendation
states. iii Is popular with
taxpayers because IL means an
orderly development without se-
/ rious disturbances to the usual
services rendered by the city and
without burdens0fne tax rate"
Looking backward. the bureau
finds that previous methods of
capital improvement failed To work
o1tt. bOrTd ISSUES 10 postpone pay
ments of Improvements failed be-
cause the anticipated added
population and increase in wealth
did not -materialize Construction.
as such. was thereafter practically
eliminated from the budget
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Directory

General News, Travel
Sports, Finance, Radio, Hobbies
Society, Theaters. Fashions
4-Real Estate. Classified
Pictorial Review, March of
Events, Autos, War Pictorial
6-Amcriean Weekly
comics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Features

Why We Mast Stay Ont Of w0, an inier-
view With Robert Z. Wood; Four Pages
of Europe's Conflict; How Detroit In
duary Helps Defense. Pictorial kss'eSs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

CONTINUED on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Con-i gress sends 10 him. wh,
all limits his authority
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Marriage License
Applications

wiIbert Baylor, q, 226 P st, s.w. and
=. the Rev. F. H. WhiIylnE, E,,,rt,a s+ ne
nv: the Rev Joshua Quarrels.
Leroy Miller. -. l555 9th ST. nv and
WiR'5mepa Ia fi!'I MN kenneth p BaTnes' aTneS
Lola B Marshall, Al, 1923 4th est. ne
the Rey o. P iad Ba4e5; Bose a Rodine 46.
the Rev. B / Barnes.
James Mullen 59, B9a,,tim99re., and EEIa
ave ave VI NV, and Ella NJ Chappel. 55,
Abb Yuma st NV; the Rev. S. T.
RobeTt 6eTss St. G. Craig, u; 1908 Prospect
Girard st. NV; the Rev. F. Bland
Seth u'le' 1. DeatOn 80. Silver Spring, M,
Nd; the Rev. Claude Brubaker.
Vivian Lawrence, 81. 1900 H st. NV;
the Rev; Charles Enders. si p,,,,,eord N
Harvard s.; the Rey. t. T J .Wempea
and Ethel I Holmes, "a 1l09 11th st.
Roy E Barbour, a, SO H st. ne and
the Rev. John V. RuStin. VITA.
Manuel irG21i Prol. 70 4s @5, $?i9 x st ne, and
Jcenta Arranz 10. 9lS, NJ st. NV;
judge Ro5ert goza E oS MattipGly7 gdI6 7tb St
I'd. Sc; the Rev w Bertram King.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

mission, after which he worked as
an expert investigator and account
ant with the Bureau of Efficiency
until 1921.
Following nine years in private
life, he returned to the War De-
partment as a clerk in the engineers
office, leaving there in 1885 to go
to the office of the Treasurer of the
United States.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Deaths Reported
Lewis Fl. Thompson, rs, Providence Ho

Lewis Fl. Thompson, rs, Providence Hos
Msrgsret E1ssri Munzert, rs Garfield Hospital.
Anthony Norcia. "a, Galhnger Hospital.
Margaret v James "A 1920 B ST. Sc.
A6Taham 2STaf IN ". W. steinbach. 81, 4si7 Georsia
sylvester Hs T'E 5 5. Poole, 81, 2e1e Rhode Island
Tessie crandaI, 81, George washington
william W. Clarridge so, 1856 okie st.
Frank frank A. Dagit, so. Walter Reed Hospital.
Mary E. Wolfe. 5S, 1ll6 c st. Sc.
RAYMOND o. Miller, 50. Walter Reed Hos
Title Feldman, 81, Casualty Hospital.
William G.. Glenn. 40, Veterans Admins
violet H''C c. W. France, 48, 3OO5 Franklin st.
Martin L. Reintzell, Al, sibley Hospital.
Richard Anderson. SO, Sibley Hospital.
infant william Miller Children's Hospital.
Infant Fred c. Nelson, Columbia Hospital.
Laura Ward, so, Freedmen's Hospital.
Jennie Harris, ~, Casualty Hospital.
Amanda McCrae, 20. st. Elizabeths Hos
Lydia j. Lee, SO. 1894 whittinsham pl
Richard Jones, SIS. 1906 T st. NV.
Ella c. Childs, 5S, Freedmen's Hospital.
Daniel Frye. %, Emergency Hospital
Eieanora Ford So. Freedmen's Hospital
Beatrice Henderson, 45, Freedmens Hos
VI.
Ellis Bolts, a., Emergency Hospital
Doloris Virgins ,, Freedmen's Hospital
Marion j. Bayard, 90, 5505 Chevy Chase
Robert F. Jonscher, so. 1343 Shepherd st.
Emma NINA A. Ashley. rs, 66O1 Piney Branch
Charles M J. Cassidy II. 1903 Michigan ave
Emma L. snapp. 20, 4314 10Th pl. ne.
Annie B. Nichols, g. 1921 Ingraham st.
GeorSe H. Cox. jr., Ga. Garfield Hospital.
Martha E Sansbury. 62, 320 D st. Sc
Elmer Rutan, 81 13S Kentucky ave Sc.
Helena Sheahan, 60 Georgetown Hospital.
William Hawkins, 81. Galinger Hospital
Ernest McCauley, ST. Emergency Hospital.
John A. Gamage, 54, Emergency Hospital.
Arthur Ingeldew, 53, Casualty Hospital.
Jessie wrigglesworth. Al, Emergency Hos
pital.
wilson Hall, 65. Gallinger Hospital.
Hester Ward 60, 81 Canal st. sw.
Martha johnson 54, Gallinger Hospital.
Samuel Lacey, 80. Casualty Hospital.
Robert Harris, %, Gallinger Hospital.
james Smith alias James Ruffing. 20, Gal
ceceiia FORD, ia. 1900 block Kenilworth
James smith, !. csnHdren's Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

quirements, but economy of expendi-
ture must be the watchword," the
department said Instructions were
sent to the commanding generals
of all the field armies, Army corps,
corps areas and the chiefs of arms
and services.
They were cautioned to "check
the growing tendency" to seek funds
for separate building for each re-
quirement at their stations intead
Evening star., 1941-01-03

his birth and of
his wedding an
niversary.
DR.. Cox died
at Garfield Hos
pital following a
heart attack. He
was a native of
HyattSville Md.
At the time of
his illness he was
an administra-
tive assistant in
the Office of the
Treasurer of the
United States, a
post he had held
Evening star., 1941-01-03

since March. DIR. G. w. Cox, jr.
1885. His Government service, how
ever, was only part OF his varied
career. His abilities included a
thorough knowledge of shorthand
and typing, and at one time he
worked as reporter in the United
States Senate.
He VS. the inventor of the Natsor
assortn4, machine, used for sorting
Cancelled Government checks, and
his service as a Government employe
was interrupted from 1921 to 1880
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Births Reported

Richard and Edna Anderson. boy.
George and Edna Blume, girl.
bavid bavsiG and ID Christine Coombes, boy.
Charles and Ruene Drew, girl.
Reed and Ruth Eagle, boy;
Frederick and Eleanor Enrich boy.
lanes and Nellie Coins. boy.
Charles and GsTTFqdeH s1cda Ha9Td4 aaTPS si pGs
Robert and Ruth Hope, boy.
Paul and Laura LaFond, boy.
Andrew and ,Vlrgie Lester Boy ,,-,
BENJAMIN and Constance McElhlnney' sirl.
David and Marco Nolan, girl.
Roy and Daisy Thomas, gir
T5ank frank and md F5s w0aWsy %atsE O2K 2K
Harry and Sally Young, boy.
Eugene and Rose AEre, girl.
Alexander and Antoinette Bartno2vsky' girl.
Granville and Frances Cox, girl.
William and Lucille Culling. hoy.
Robert and Sylvia Garnett, boy
Joseph and Minnie Glassman, boy.
Clifford and Virginia Hawthorne, girl.
George SSlotS2 an and Evelyn Johnson, boy.
Theodore and Dorothy Thy KirSGhi K SCH boy
Morris and Lena Levy, boy.
Lewis and Katherine Mills boy.
Barney and Ruth ModerI ; glT,; ~,
Morris and Minnie Schlelfman, girl.
Julius and Rose Seidel, girl.
James and Frances Smsarian, boy;
Maurice and. Esther Spalding. girl.
Winte and Helen Stevens, boy,
Ralph and Eloise Taylor, girl.
Charles and Mary Wenk. boy.
John and MaiSsa Williams, boy.
Randall and Mildred Anderson, boy.
William and Mamie Bats, girl.
Alvin and AlbeTtha BeltZ, girl.
Philip and Mary Blakey, boy.
Alfred and Thelma Coleman; boy.
Clifton and Orilee Fauntry boy.
Charles and Margerite Higgenbottom, boy.
Fred and Annie Jones, girl.
Louis and Agnes Kelly, boy.
James and Margaret Pleasant, girl.
Hughes and Maggie Queen. girl
Charles and FrSaIate SnoWden; boy,
Charlie and Beatrice Steel. girl
Herbert and Gertrude Walker. boy.
Howard and Louise Watson, girl
Charles and Catherine Wellington, boy.
Doan and Celeste Williams. girl.
Alexander and Virginia Williams, boy.
Stanley and Mary Armstrong, boy;
Nathaniel and Agnes Brooks, girl
Error and Rose DeSouza, girl.
Shelton and Bessie Fersner, girl.
Wayman and Eula Gainous girl.
Samuel and Pearl Hall, boy;
Major and Virgie Jackson, boy.
Charlie and Ella Jackson. girl.
Charles and Jane Johnson, boy.
Hubert and Margaret Neal, girl.
William and Louise Nelson, boy.
James and Aline Proctor boy.
CIeorge and Lillian Tilghman, boy.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

Mae B. Cox: his father, George w
Cox of st. Petersburg, Fla, and five
sisters, Mrs. E. S. Newman, Mrs
Wilbur L. Smith, Mrs. Ella l.
Hodges, Mrs. William A. Dodd, al
of Washington, and Mrs. Helen
Purcell, Bluemont, Va.
Funeral services were to be held
today at 1870 am. at the S. H
Hines funeral home, with burial al
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Army c Commanders Told
To Economic in HOUSING

Army commanders and other high
ranking officers were under official
warning from the War Department
today to economize on current hous-
ing expenditures.
Steps have been taken to OBJ
tain funds for future essential re-
Evening star., 1941-01-03
to handle the affairs Of this inven
Wide Range of Education.

He was a graduate dental surgeon
and held a law degree from the old
Columbian College. He completed
an X-ray course at the University of
Pennsylvania and later completed a
course in oral surgery at Columbia
University in New York City. He
Evening star., 1941-01-03
STAR WASHINGTON G, FRIDAY 8,

learned accounting at the Pace In
stitute.
From May, 1897, until April, 1911,
he was employed in the engineer
office, War Department. From 1911
to June, 1913, he was an account
ant with the Presidents Commission
on Economy and Efficiency. For the
next three years he was employed
as a clerk in the Division of Eff
cheney Bureau, Civil Service Com
Evening star., 1941-01-03

Of utilizing existing structures or
those being built for multiple pur-
poses"
Evening star., 1941-01-03
DR.. George W. Cox, jr.
Dies After Varied
Government Career
Sueeumbs on Anniversary
Of Birth and Wedding;
Funeral Services Today

DR.. George w. Cox, jr., g., vet
eran Government employe and a
dentist, lawyer and accountant, died
Tuesday, December 81, the date of
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Cathedral Bunduoed

Every piece of carving on Rome's
famous Milan Cathedral, often COM
pared to a wedding cake, has been
tied with sacking to protect 1t
against bombs.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Rockville.

Charles E. Hefner. 81, Washington, and
Sisna J. Schottrof IS. Rockville.
Bose Whlttington. @f, and GLADYS Small.
p. both OF Washington.
Henry T. Banks q, Port RoyaI' Va" ana
Berda G. Cox 21. Guinea, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Gehringer to Be Coach,
HHe Decides to Stay

Hitchcock, shortstop, TO tn
Tigers.
Unless the Tigers pick up an
outstanding performer for the
spot, which at this time seems I'M
likely, the Tigers will start the
new season with Dutch Meyer at
second base, which may still work
out 10 the Detroit clubs advau-
tage.
The Tiger bosses haven't given
up on Meyer While Dutch may
never attain the perfection OF a
Gehringer. he might fill the bill.
He is basicaIly a good hitter and
when he gets over the filters may
find himself. If not there are
other infielders who may be con-
verified into second sackers. With
Hitchcock, Eric McNair and Muir
ray Franklin the club seems 10 be
well fortified at shortstop frankie
CrOuCher NAV 90 TO Buffalo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

teams games this year walking down the street
in New York the other day small soied dog out
snapped his heels Little looked sadly down at the
mutt when did you learn read Charley
Eggenweer many years active in golf at Red Rum who
Detroit for California because of his health has one OF the
radio stations in America in his home IN
Bel Air, swank Los Angeles suburb
Our choice the berth in the Big Ten football
setup by withdrawal of Chicago would be made
from the following: University Detroit Michigan State and
Notre Dame with guarantee that any of the trio
would hold their in that tough gndron circuit Frank
Calder 64yearod president of the National Hockey League
still gets his daily game Of handbal Incidentally.
think Of for Callers hockey hall of fame
Here someGeorges Vezna, Cyclone Taylor, Frank
Nghbor Chuck Gardiner Eddie Shore Babe Sebe Aurel
Joliat. Morenz Bill Cook Edible Goodeow, Normie
Smith Larry Aurie Herbe Lewis Marty Barry Ching Johnson
Lionel Conacher Tiny Thompson Frank Clancy and Frank
Boucher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Deddine for
Registrations
Is Extended
Teams Unable TO
Make Early Date
Granted Extensions
BY DON GILES

With more than 40 rife clubs
and leagues already entered in the
William Randolph Hearst Citizens
Workmanship competition regis
trations this week poured in from
all parts of the state. indicating
that the 1941-42 entry would eX-
coed that of last year, when more
than 1900 competed.
An extension of time will be
granted all rifle clubs and leagues
unable TO make the December
fifteenth deadline for registration
Club officials are advised TO make
such requests at once.
Tom Founder. director OF recre-
ational activities for the RoyaI
Oak Department OF Recreation
announced that their municir2l
range will be thrown open to the
public in cooperation with the De-
troit Times Tournament.
The range will be open during
the day, and Monday through Fri
day in the evening. Sunday hours
VIII De L p. m, 10 o, pIoNlullit
there is enough demand from the
shooters.
The Royal Oak municipal range
one OF the finest in the district
was constructed last year. 1t is
located in the Department oil
Recreation Building at Third ano
Center streets. Team captains in
terested should telephone Founder
at Royal Oak $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Nothing Cooking on York

As yet. however, there has been
no sign of York trade. The Red
Sox definitely are not interested
in any swap that would involve
Bobby Docrr, Boston's able second
baseman. Il couldn't let him go, y
Joe Cronin declared
The New York Yankees would
like to have the big Tiger first
baSeman but have nothing 10
trade that interests Del Baker or
Zeller. The YankS may yet wind
up with George McQuinn of the
ST. Louis Browns. whom they have
coveted for a couple OF years.
Johnny Sturm is going TO the
army.
Incidentally, the Tigers have in
George Vico. a high school Kid
from San Fernando, Cal, a first
baseman who some day is going
TO be a big league star according
TO Eddie GooSetree, Tiger scout.
But Woo is still some time away
of course. He played with Fulton,
a-Tiger farm in the Kitty League.
last season. He is left-handed
hitter. Then there's Johnny Nc
Hale at Beaumont, former Detroit
Catholic Central High and Notre
Dame star athlete, who is also a
,,v,Nt,,fcit,rr fret Cackpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
0'Nei| Six Can
Tie for First

ONeil-IIoffner Club. with four
points to It's credit, gets an oppor=
tunity 10 creep up on Coca-Cola,
Metropolitan Hockey L g a gu c
leader, when it opposes Auto Club
in the first Of two games Sunday
Afternoon at Olympia.
Coca-Cola, unbeaten In its three
games, has drawn a bye. Thus
IO'Neil can gain a tie for the lead
by turning back Auto Club, which
has only one point to its credit
through a tie game.
Local 101. URWA, and Rayl'S
play in the second game at 3
O'Clock. Both clubs will be seek
ing their first triumph, although
.URWA has one point as the re-
suit of a tie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
1910 Winners Return

The Paw Paw Rifle Club. whose
team last year held the lead In
the finals for the large William
Randolph Hearst trophy, are enter
ing again this season, Howard
Smith, secretary reports.
1--WE enjoyed the shoot spon-
sored by The Detroit Times last
year very much" Smith said.
"Our team will be In the Fruit
Belt League this year and Lee
Brown of Steyensville will act as
secretary"
Don Macintosh. captain of the
Royal Russian Rifle Club. said
their club would be known in the
future as the Highland Park Rifle
Club, providing the name had not
been taken.
Individuals are urged to rush
their entry 10 the Times. Arrange
ments are being made to place
them in leagues which are now in
the formation stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Easy
For Titan Five

Opening It's season with Hills
dale College. the University OF De-
troit basketball team had little
more than a fair practice session.
winning 80 10 Ia. The game was
played Saturday night at the new
Lincoln High School gym in Fern
dale.
The game was close for 4 min
utes. u. OF D. leading then by
only 2 points. 5 10 3. Then the
Titans went far in the lead as the
DaIes faailed TO score for the rest
of the half. the score at the in
PERMISSION being IS 10 3.
Coach Lloyd Brazil used II
men 10 get line on his squad.
One pleasant discovery was Sal
Rizzo. sophomore guard who led
the froSh team in scoring last
year. Rizzo bagged three field
goals on long shots The Titans
lacked long shot artist last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
BY LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO, Dec. 6. - Charley
Gehringer.. after II years of bril-
liant performance in the majors,
is through as an active player.
If Gehringer remains with the
Tigers il will be as a coach, a
matter which is strictly up to
him. according TO the Detroit
club management.
This was revealed in the Tigers
plans for 1912. as outlined here
which removes the possibility that
the veteran star will continue to
serve actively. if in part only at
second base and in the role OF a
pinCh hitter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
forestaIIine Questions; Rose Bowl Seats 9o.439

The Rose Bowl has seating capacity Of 90439 the
question up Coach George Munger of Penn show
horse fancer, mathematician and scupors model. he
from wealthy Philadephi family and in school
crack hurder pole vauter high and discus thrower
Shpad Johnson Ice Foes in five nights recently damned
$4,000 persons into the Toronto Maple Gardens bringing
tToupes total almost 100000 their tour without
playing in New York and other lush spots.
Carlisle famous in football had indicated
Buddy will weeks Lakewood y. j. his
forthcoming battle with Joe Louis IT New January
A. Arbor they still talking about The Detroiter who
tried swap ms last years for tickets the Minnesota
game the bargain of because the had RADIO
That's all, Jonathan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Basketball Results

u. Of Detroit 80, Hillsdale "a.
Bowling Green 81 Detroit Tech 80
Western Mich. IS. Defiance 80
Ferris Inst. 40. Cleary College %
Georgetown -, ~ Car. state 80
Minnesota SIS, Milnkin 10
Notre Dame 81 St Louis -.
Wisconsin IS. Marquette "a.
RelOif al Cge 3S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Hitchcock at Short

Hitchcock will be the regular
shortStopper with the other two
serving as utility players. frankie,
whom the Tigers originally tried
TO convert into a third baSeman.
started at short for Little Rock
last season. After a slow start,
Murray wound up the season hit
ting .295. He has a good arm. lie
was the shortstop and Lou Bou-
dreau the third baseman at Uni
versity Of Illinois.
Pinky Higgins, pretty depend
able If not always spectacular
land who is there TO say Pink
wasn't. spectacular in the World
Series games with the Cincinnati
Reds). will again be available for
third base. If not. the Tigers will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Earl c.. De Bruin. secretary of
the Wyandotte Rifle Club, said
their club would enter the Hearst
matches this season. Ed Smith,
secretary of the Southeastern
Citizens Rifle Club. composed OF
former students of Southeastern
High. are in the process of form
ing a new league this season.
w. S. Bailey. executive officer
of the Lincoln Park Club, will
enter several teams this year
Their range. one of the best in
the city, will hold their annual
Turkey Shoot December 10. On
that evening their range will be
thrown open TO the public. Accord
ing to Bailey every one has an
even chance TO win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

with veterans obtained else
where" Zeller made known.
That's generally speaking OF
courSe--here and there we may
have 10 pick up "A veteran.
With steve O'Neil and MerVyn
Shea staying on. the third coach
If one IS named, Will be Gehringcr
At least the post Is being held
open for him. With a lucrative
private business 10 attend 10
Gehringer is not sure what he
wants TO do, situation which has
prolonged final decision.
With the possibility that Rudy
York may yet be traded. the per-
sonnet of the Tigers for the new
season is of course still unsettled
In the event that York should be
traded. Hank Greenberg would
probably be returned to first base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Want New Men

The new Tiger policy will be Ito
rebuild rather than patch up, ac-
cording to Jack Zeller, the clubs
able as we'll as genial general
manager.
From now on our aim Will
be to develop new players rather
than to patch up weak spots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
May Trade Radctf

But presuming that York will
be at his old post next Spring,
Greenberg will be back in left
field. The Other regular outfield-
ers will be Barney McCosky and
Pat Mullin. with Barney in center.
Besides the three named. Tiger
outfielders currently on the roster
include: Rip Radcliff, Bob Patrick
and Bruce Campbell Rip may be
traded. Tuck Stainback was sent
to Kansas City with Boyd Perry
in the deal which brought Bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
I..>a<3ltS
e. 1 BY leo |Ilaedonsu
SPORTS EDITOR
Mickey Cochrane Was Seriousy Considered for
Job Later Given to Boudreau
Job Later Given to Boudreeu

CHICAGO Dec 6Jimmy Councilman, coach of the Chicago
Cardinals hred out write shorts for movie studio
Mickey seriously considered for the managerial
Job at Cleveland until Ava Bradley finally made his mind
Boudrea Boudeaus boost for clean
lving-the Indians doesn't drink smoke
The first the last Kentucky OVERWHELMINGLY
Saretor Wise and Porters Capare listed in the
100000 Santa Anita Handicap
Ebbe Goodfellow changed his mind about Sy Apps
being the player National Hockey League The
A A. okayed swimming records by Gloria Calen
Sid Luckman the Chicago foobaer insane over
apple strudstthe- traitor. Billy Hlenbrand Indianas
sophomore figured in all but of his teams touchdoWns
this year Crser says Billy every bit good
his preseason budup Bob KpPuh successful Yale SWIM
ming coach, swim srekeer did mention that
before
Bobby and Johnny Kovach Of Notre Dame rated
by many experts of boosted by
eevenespecay defense Larry MacPhail recently sent
big shipment of athletic equipment Father Fanagans Boys
Town Omaha Mickey Harris young Red Sox southpaw,
antaircraf division Fort Eustis, Va. The
of Paul Brown Ohio State has stirred hopes the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Enter Almost 20 Teams

Neal Marks. formerly Of the
18th Maccabees Rife Club oil
Kalamazoo. now living in Detroit
said the Central Michigan Rifle
League would enter the Detroit
Times Hearst rifle matches this
season with almost 20 teams. com
prising more than 300 riflemen
Marks. who is chief StatiSticiap
for the league, will continue this