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La gaceta., 1941-06-24
OPORTES
SCOTT PELEARA Ell WEIR
MES CON JACK MARSHALL

Tn joven gladiator de Wash
ington, protegido de Gabe Me :
nendez, Buddy Scott, lego aver
a Tampa y Ell viernes por la no
che Sc batira en- Benjamin Field
con ell excampe6n del sur, Jack
Marshall, una de las victimas de
Tommy Gomez.
Scott pele6 recientemente
con Bob Pastor Y lie TOGO perder,
por puntos. Pastor sufri6 una
merida en- un ojo que lie oblig6 a
cancelar un match con Buddy
Knox.
Scott aspiI1 a la corona de
peso complete, pero los peritos
Green que lie sera muy dificil lie
gar a. la cumbre.
Els hermano de Howard Scott
muchacho que en- un tempo Sc
destac6 en- la categoria del peso
ligero.
Comentando su viaje a Tam.
pa, Scott manifesto que preferis
combatir con Tommy Gomez, Ia
estrella local; pero cree no X
sentara NAL, para comenzar, VI
triunfo sobre Marshall.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

Los pequenos artistas compa-
heros de Ketty va habian sidO
antes asistidos en- esta misma
casa y en- otras del pueblo.
De pronto, cuando el concur
so, asombrado, escuchaba Ell re-
lato que de sus aventuras les
hacia Tony, lego a la casa del
registrador un mandadero del
juzgado.
jiDice ell senior juez, que va
yam estos pequenos! iQue quiere
carearlos con esos seiioreS que
ibsn prisioneros en- otro caro-.
y que resultan unos marqueso.
mes de Madrid!
Como Ketty, estaba debilisi'
ma, a causa de los sufrimientos
Sc hizo venir una tartana y en-
ella Sc trasladaron al hotel don
de estaban don Rodolfo y la mar
quesa.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
LOS PRIMEROS E
RES EN- LAS GRANDES
LIGAS

Ted Williams, la estrella de
los Medals Rojas de Boston, 81
que bateando acknowledgements
y Sc mantiene en- ell primer lu-
gar con s. carreras, II hits, y
407 puntos de promedio. LIE 81
que Heath, de los Indios, con Al
carreras, SO hits y $50. Mullin,
de los Tigres, es ell tercero, con
SO carreras, 81 hits y 1856 pun
tos de promedio. Reiser, de los
Dodgers, es ell cuarto, con as, y
358; Slaughter, de los Cardena-
les, ell quinto, con 80 carreras,
81 hits y $40. y sexto, Mize, de
les Cardenales, %, 81 y $40.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

Buddy arrEb6 en- cOmpahfa de
Harry Raskin, su entrenador.
Gabe Men&ndez, Ell director,
no pudo hacer el yiaje.
Sc citan entire los derrotados
por ell visitante a Tony Music,
Eddie Simms, Hobo Williams y
otros. Hoy hara ejercicios, a las
2 80, en- Ell gimnasio de la Gale
Franklin.
Ell empresario Frank La Mar
que Sc mostraba aver disgustadc
por Ell hecho de que Marshall nc
Sc encuentre va en- Tampa.
ME telegrafi6 hace vario;
lias Y me dijo que Sc ponia er
canine. va debia estar aqui. La
Ultima vez que tuve noticias de
Il Sc hallaba en- Memphis, Tenn
No o. contestado mis- 1ltimos tt
legramas v telefonemas.
"Yo creo que trata de rAhuir
a match, por cuanto Scott lie de-
rrot6 hace algunos meses. Acer
to aparentemente con gusto, pc
10 despues cort6 toda comunica-
ci6n conmigo."
Sc lie planteara un delicatO
prOblema a La Marque 81 el te-
iano resuelve m~antenerse alicia
10 de Tampa.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
TONIC TERCRRO
LA
DE LA GALE

ocurrido.., y como todos te de-
Demos la libertad y la vida.
Los cuatro ninos Sc abraza-
ron de nuevo, con esa ingenui-
dad de las almas puras.
Uno de los medicos del pue-
bio, que estaba presente, mand6
que lie suministraran alimento a
Ketty, que, aparte de una gran
inanici6n, no padecia lesion al
guna.
La infeliz, POGO despues, CO.
mia servida por la misma dona
Rosalinda y otras sehoras del
pueblo, que Sc compadecian y Sc
interesaban pOr la suerte de es-
tas c~riaturas desgraciadas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
RNNUNcfo N LA DI
REGION DEL CLUB OKLA
HOMA

Oklahoma City, JUNO a.
Renunci6 aver Ell cargo de direc-
tor del club oklahoma City, ell ia
moso bateador de otros tiempos
Roger Hornsby. lie sustituy6 en-
81 puesto ell jardinero derecho
Homer Peel.
Hornsby decide renunciar
porIgue Ell pdblico no lie venia dan
do a la novena la debida p%rotec-
ci6n. Residira en- San Luis, don
de tiene su hogan.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
BILLY CONN Sc CoNVERTl-
RIA EN- t ClNEMAF0
GRAFICO

Pittsburg, JUNO 24.-Ohnny
Ray, director de los negocios DE
Billy Conn, manifesto aver que
ultima los detalles para que su
ahijado Sc convierta en- prota-
gonista de la pelicula "Kid Tin
sell" que Sc "filmara" en- Holly
wood.
Por esa labor, que comenzara
dentro de pocas semanas, cobra
"a Conn $25.O00.
Billy actuara como arbitro'
esta semana, en- un programa de
boxeo anunciado en- Baltimore
La resistencia de Conn, en- ell
combate con Luis, Sc trsdueira
para el en- una abudante cosecha
de d6lares.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
MAURIELLO TENDRA DE
~CONTRATRIO A

New York, JUNO 24.-La tenn
,porada lie boxeo al aire libre, en-
ell terreno de los Dodgers, empe-
cara ell dia 8 de julio. Jimmy
Bronson, ell empresario de Ebi,-
cts Field, anuncia un match en-
tire Tommy Mauriello, estrella
delpeso ligero, y Steve Mama
kos, de Washington.
Tendra ell "bout" una dura-
ci6n de 10 asaltos.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

iEstos grandes senorones, que
eran millonarios, Sc interesaban
por ellos!...
Isl, por ellos, por ellos tam
'bien, por todos, puesto que doha
Nieves habia propuesto que to-
dos Sc fueran con ellos a Ma
drid!
Ketty, cuando oy6 decir a los
marqueses que la querian llevar
a Madrid, comenz6 negando dull
cemente con la cabeza.
Pero luego las tosas varia-
ban.
All saber dohs Nieves y de-.
Rodofo cue la pequena ne que
ria abandonar a sus compahe-
ritos, encontraron una soluei6n
a gusto de todos.
Tony, Dick y Norma tambien
Sc marcharian a Ia corte, con los
marqpeses.
De este mode, los euatro ~
tistss pOdrtan eOntinuar iuntoG
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POSICION DE LOS CLUBS
EN- LA LIGA NACIONAL

Ocupa el primer lugar el San
Luis, con 43 victorias, 81 derro-
tas Y 672 puntos de promedio. lie
sigue Ell Brooklyn, con AZ, Fl y
G67; New York, 80, 20 y 525;
Cincinnati, 81, 81 y 500; Chica-
g 80, 33 y 476; Pittsburg, "a
80 y 444; Boston, %, "a y BOB;
FiladeIfia, 10, 43 y 346.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

Schumacher sostuvo un dueio
con Claudio Passeau y lie TOGO
perder ei juego. La dnica carre-
ra del juego la hicieron los Cubs
en- ell primer inning. Los Gigan-
ties Sc quedaron en- tres hits y
los Cubs descargaro a. Obtuvo
Passeau su septimo triunfo de la
temporada.
New York DC, 3h, De; Chica-
go lie, Al, Zoe.
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All frente de los jOnrroneros

AL frente de los jonrroneros
sigue OFT, de De Gigantes, cor
II. Cuentan con Is cada uno Joe
DiMaggio, de los Yankees, y Ca
MILL, de los Dodgers; IA cada u
no, Johnson, de los Atl6ticos,
Keller, de los Yankees, y Nichol-
son. de los Cubs de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

6j5; New York, en- el segundo Ia
gar, con SO victorias, % derro-
tas y $50; Boston, 80, 26 y $50;
.Ch:iago, 80, 20 y SIS; Detroit
80, "a y SIG; Filadelfia, %, SO Y
459; San Luis, 81; 81 v 1862; Wa
shington, q, 80 y 361.
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LIGA AMERICANA

No habia uegos sehalados pa
ra aver.
Los Indios de Cleveland Sc man.
tienen a la cabeza de la Liga,
con 40 victorias, % derrotas Y
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

UNA C~OCINERA-Se nece-
sta una sehora de la raza
blanca para cocinar. Dirijase
al 1905 de la Gale Taliaferro.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

La Argentina es, en- ell mundo, Ell
pals que posee mayor extension de
terra para ell cultivo del maiz.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

Para pintar Inejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

10 que ha de haeerse de elias L.,
En- cuanto a los directories del
Circo, veremos de encontrarlos
Buenas noches y hasta mana
ma!
-Hasta manana, senior juez
-repuso ell marques acompa-
nando al juzgado hasta la puer-
ia del hotel; espero que mana.
ma podremos salir para Madrid
llevaDdonos a esta criatura.
-iY 20 sere ell primero que
10 celebrel
-O--
Una bora despues, despedidos
va, uno a uno todos los mobiles
vecinos del pueblo que Sc habian
brindado a arxiliar tan genera
samente a los marqueses y a los
ninos, aquellos y los peque-
nos artistas eenaban en- un CO
medorcito reservado del hotel.
Tony y Dick, Ketty y Norma,
ereiOn sonar,
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New! "BACTERIOSTATIC"
Feminine
HYGIENE
now finding great faVoT
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF douches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 10
delicate tissues. But not Lydia e.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham's
Sanative Wash Is gaining great favor
because It's NOT a harmful germicide.
1nstead-it's q mighty effective 'bac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend) Il not
only discourages bacterial growth and
Infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
In~expensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

E ancianO matrimOniO ach-
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vigtorianO Manteiga, Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

all ring generals knew of
Lewis trick He and the Engshman the most famous rivals
all history They fought u times In ALL the world welter
title their goal beginning their personal war In 1914 and fighting
all that Brtton to Lewis
gloves
fully always guarding Teds dangerous handshake
victim of the wrist sauation. When he
nnoceny his right hand for the time honored pebae
be OF fair play and sportsmanshp
Lewis worked his wrist grang trick and Mandot went down three
Lewis getting the decision at the finish
might have been victim of the had not
trap-When Lewis forward his
gloved right hand shake Leonard ready for him.
politeness until after the fight Teddy
without shaking hands and attend social
told Lewis with Benny propped
O his famous
Jimmy Duffy wasn't lucky. He met Lewis in Buffalo and
loaded handshake knocked cold
with punch Duffy extended his right
looking craftsmanship Duys
he yanked into vicious left hook TO
the aened him the like dead shad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Danger Lurk:ed in Hnndskial:e by Ted Kid Le1Ci.

gargoyle sprngng the trigger Britton liked
didn't his friend made victim Of the
friendly looking sneak punch.
Engishman had made his mind that bold Mike would
go n a binding flash as many had fallen before
that English Don't
shaking He intention Of
being Paul
hal-felOw Hel-met stuff. DON'T REACH OUT TO
SHAKE Hands,
Jack. give your tip consideration I'll
TO Lewis
replied O'Dowd thoughtful stroke of his chin.
They bonged and they advanced casually Mike
appearing of ALL Ted good
fellowship Mike watching Teds right hand like hawk
Slowly the prebatte grip Mike started
complete clasp Mike seemed
ODowds open right glove
twisted a cannon ball and exploded like
boeals Englhmans chin He didn't down but he
heels fought to avoid knock
Mikes first punch paved the for one-sded victory
ed had been OF t-Snea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 12.-Mali-
hini, 58-foot yawl under charter
by a group of Bayview Yacht Club
yachtsmen of Detroit, was in the
shipyard here today to have her
main spar replaced after being
dismasted not long after the start
of the Miami-Nassau race Tues
Sailing along in squally weather,
lacking to windward, Malihini's
spar let GO at the lower spreaders
when she was about 10 miles out
in the Gulf Stream.
While the junior members of
her crew. of which / am. or was,
one. were inclined to blame the
distmasting on the heavy load OF
conmodore's flags being carried
investigation showed that fitting
on the port side had let go.
At the time of the accident
Malihini was working her way in
a southeasterly direction. hard on
the wind. AS a senior bilge-boy l
had just given the log reading TO
Navigator Donald Van Pelt when
the spar. boom. canvas and the
maze of rigging tumbled to the
deck.
l was directly under the boom
and did a fancy nip-up. landing
with arms and legs in the air, TO
escape being crushed as the boom
and spar crashed to the deck,
smashing the ships life-rail.
Quatermore, Gordon Mendels-
sohn's 35-foot sloop. flying the
burgee of the Detroit Boat Club.
was making a great showing as
she slogged her way to windward
EScapade must give her more than
seven hours time in the handicapS
and when darkness settled the
little Detroit boat was well within
her time.
She is being skipper by Bill
Main. who has Mickey Michel and
/ Duane Tallman as crew in add.
ton to Mendelssohn and Al HuSS
+ the latter of Fort Lauderdale.
Quartermore was having a good
scrap with West Indian. 39-foo'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Detroit Dogs Gel
Blue Ribbons

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Tyrone
Farm Molly O'Day. Irish terrier,
owne d by w. S. Kennedy of
Walled Lake. Mich, won the best
in breed in her class in the sixty
fifth annual Westminster Kennel
Club show at Madison Square
Garden.
Ruffin Scalaway, StaffordShire
terrier. owned b. Clayton S. Har-
riman of Detroit. won a blue rib
bon in the open class Logical
Betty. William =. RomoSer's cocker
spaniel and Ducal Gold. Mrs.
STEMS Pomeranian. also took first
prizes. Mr.. Romoser is from Ben
ton Harbor. while Mrs. Stein is
from Detroit.
Detroit winners OF lesser rib
bons were MitZie of Goldflex. q
BRUSSELS griffon owned by Mrs.
William Lucking of 1882 Gran
vile road. Detroit, and British
Monty, a bulldog. owned by c. Nj
Stafford of 1880 Patton avenue
Detroit; Mrs. Stems pomeranian
Ducal Ready Gold; Navin Circa
owned by Mrs. Frank Navin of 292
South Chicago boulevard Detroit
and Duffyn's Wonder Doll. owned
by Mrs. John B. Flynn Of the same
address; pomeranians. all of which
took red ribbons of second place
and Little Miss Michigan. owned
by Mrs. w. II. Dean of Grand
Rapids. winner Of q third prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Barry Line Back
Lepis and Aurie Will Rejoin Marty Friday Night
at Olympia for Big Jack Adams Celebration
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Herbie Lewis, Marty Barry and
Larry Aurie, who formed the
greatest forward line in Detroit
hockey history. are coming back
to the Red Wings. They'll be back
Friday night TO honor Manager
Jack Adams. who sent them on;
TO win two successive Stanley
Cups for Detroit.
The men who scored 1l9 points
between them TO help Detroit
make a sweep of world hockey
honorS in 1869 have informed
Tommy Emmett, Olympia publicity
director. they will take part IN
the Jack Adams Day ceremonies
which will precede the game with
the Blackhawks.
All three former heroes are now
directing hockey clubs. Aurie is
manager and coach of the Pitts
burgh Hornets of the American
League while Lewis holds a SINH
lar position with the Indianapolis
Capitols. Detroit affiliate. Barry
retired from competition at the
start of the season to coach the
Minneapolis club of the American
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Bruins Will Go After
New Record Thursday
Tie Rangers Mark
With 40 Win
Over Wings

BOSTON, Feb. 12.-Playing one
of the best games they have come
up with this season. the Bruins
tied sthe New York Rangers all
time defeatless streak by shutting
out the Red Wings. 40. last night
at the Boston Garden before
capacity and very partisan gather
ing of $1,000 fans. The Bruins now
go after a new record when they
oppose the Rangers Thursday.
Eddie Wares was thrown into
the boards in the third period and
tore back muscle. At first il was
believed that Wares had received
a serious back injury but Drs.
Martin Crotty and Thomas A.
Kelley. after hasty examination.
due to the fact that the Wings
had to hustle to catch a train,
declared that they didn't believe
Eddie had dislocated vertebrae.
The game was a battle royal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
CALDER Is COMING

The return of Lewis. Barry and
Aurie will probably mean more
TO most of the fans than the visit
of all the league dignitaries VINO
have wired they will be present.
Frank Calder. president of the
National Hockey League, is com
ing down from Montreal with
Frank Patrick. general manager
of Les Canadiens.
From Toronto will come Connie
Smythe, general manager OF the
Maple Leafs. while Les Patrick.
Rangers boss, and Mervyn Dutton
of the Americans are due from
New York.
The Chicago Blackhawks will
be represented by their entire
club which will endeavor to take
the edge off the affair for Adams
by beating his team with Coach
Paul Thompson and Joseph c.
Farrell, publicity director. as Of
fetal representatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Notab|es Attend
MaCDone|I Rites

Scores prominent in the politi-
cal. business and sporting life OF
Michigan attended funeral services
in ST. Theresa's Church today for
Frank MacDonell. former state
boxing commissioner and veteran
sports writer.
Requiem mass was sung by
Father Eugene F'edawa. who in a
funeral sermon, paid tribute to
Mr.. MacDonells honesty, friendli-
ness and craftsmanship.
Newspaper men and women,
who knew Mr.. MacDonell during
his long career as boxing and
sports writer for the Detroit
Times, were among the mourners.
Among those attending the serv-
ices were Sheriff Andrew Baird,
Chief of Detectives Paul Kencel,
Fred Frahm. former police superin-
tendent: Nate Lewis, Chicago
fight promoter; Floyd Fitzsim-
mons, sporting promoter of Benton
Harbor; Harry Baxter. fight pro-
moter: Sam Hennessey. fight
referee; Joseph p. Frost, former
state racing commissioner; Ed
Fry, racing commissioner; Com
mon Pleas Judge Gerald w. Groat,
Boxing Commissioner John J.
Hettche, Douglas Mode. secretary
of the commission; Judge George
Murphy and Superintendent of
Police Louis Berg.
Active pail bearers were John
c. Manning, managing editor of
the Detroit Times; Elmer Nc
Clellan, fight referee; Scotty Mon
teith, former matchmaker; DIR. c.
j. Ballard of the racing COM
mission, and Sam Greene of the
I Detroit News. Burial was in Holy
] Sepulchre Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
That Famous Inning in 1885

"You know Bob" continued Denny, Il believe with all my
mysterious Unknown hand reached out
hold Tommy Bridges that day in l935n that no."
famous inning when disaster have oyeraken him.
that he going to come out OF that inning
when Stan Hack first trped Having been one OF nose
he missed his perfect can't believe that
fellow like Tommy Bridges could have it happen twice
I'll settle memory the greatest ever to come
10 me- treasure thought of because 1t an overdue
payment to the courageous athlete I've known
"They their MahewsOns, Three Finger Browns
Bob avashes and all the others But when SOMEBODY
mentions pitching Newell they going to have to SIT
for quite spell tell them about the skinny niue
man Tennessee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Porter S Cap
Is Favored in
$4,000 Race

LOS ANGELES. Fe b. 12.-
Porter's Cap, owned by Charles S.
Howard. San Francisco sportsman.
was top favorite as 16 of the finest
s3-year-olds of the West awaited
today's seventh running of the
$50. 900 added Santa Anita Derby.
Heavy rains last night soaked
the track and enhanced the
chances of Towards chestnut colt
in the mile and one-eighth race
which has attracted some OF the
outstanding MURDERS.
The overnight entries were Good
Turn. Bull Reign, Valdina Groom,
Nasca, Swain, Buckhorn Creek,
Armistice. Welcome Pass, Madi-
CANA. Pirate. Transfigure, Havana
Lad. Fairymant. Staretor, Copper
man and Porter's Cap.
Virtually all OF the candidates.
with the possible exception OF
Fairymant and Havana Lad, are
supposed TO revel in the heavy go
ing. This is particularly true OF
Porter's Cap. which re cen y
triumphed over most of these on
muddy track.
The lone filly in the race is
Nasca. owned by Breckenridge
Lang. second assistant secretary
of the state. which packs lis
pounds 10 l20 for colts and
geldings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
With a Soma in His Heart

After finishing Dennys I couldn't help but think oil
dressing the small wooden clubhouse at On
cinnati last October
The sixth game had just ended in triumph for Bucky
Walters The 1910 World Series had moved INTO
the last ditch Somebody had somebody had to lose
on the
Stretched table in small cubby hole adjoining the
main locker room Bridges Working on him. with
those skilled fingers, Denny Carroll.
Denny had that inevitable cigaret holder in his mouth
There hafsmle his face he skuy went over the
muscles in Tommy Bridges back and pitching arm
can imagine thinking back that old Denny had song IN
his heart. He have been saying to himself:
"Ny boy will get the crack at them tomorrow It's
time chips down. and more the rates are
going down another payment for that crue tck ht
nlaved ON INV bow he'll stand those Reds their
head Sure he will :. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

Carroll he has retired. There's nothing
10 do now but turn back the years and
reIive stirring moments that come to
those who have gone through the
churning sports mill.
Old Denny must have been in a
remniscing mood the other day when
he took pen in hand to scribble us a
New lines.
THE lonesome feeling already has
me-" he said. I'm going to miss being
with the boys in Lakeland. I'm going
tn miss even more the little white
room at Briggs Stadium.
Looking back, Bob. think
Tommy Bridges gave me the two
thrills that will stick closest to me
until the end
what tragedy that was in 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

Maurice Podoloff and John
Chick, president and vice presi-
dent respectively of the American
Hockey League, also are expected
A buffet party will be given in
honor of Adams in the Michigan
Room of Hotel Statler, Friday
from 4:30 to 7:30 p. m. The cere-
monies at Olympia will start at
s o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

maung left building by trick door, the police
with him guarding him closely until he had boarded train for
New York
They the ring months later and this time
they bell with referees mdng instruction before
bell Come fighting without shaking hands Duffy
whipped that night he might we'll have done the first
fight had he placed much trust in the EnghmanS roered
hand
right trap night Boston with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Skip Stanley Named
Grid Coach al Brown

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. IL
GNS)-J. Neal Skip" Stanley.
chief assistant gridiron mentor at
Harvard, has been named head
football coach at Brown Uni
verSity, filling a vacancy caused
by the resignation Of De Ormond
"Tuss" McLaughry who is taking
q similar post at Dartmouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Purple Signs Waldorf
For Three More Years

EVANSTON. Ill, Feb. r.
fINS)-Lynn Waldorf yesterday
signed a new three-year contract
as head coach of the Northwest
ern University football team. II
was the third contract TO be signed
by Waldorf at Northwestern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Out of Big Race
Malihini Detroit Chartered Boat, Is Dismasted Early
and Forced Out of Mian,i-Nassau Race
BY GEORGE f. VAN

bounty class boat. Either one of
these ships should win B class
honors and both have a grand
chance of winning top laurels in
the feet in the final corrected
time.
Malihini, according to plans.
will leave for Nassau late today
under a jury rig and power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

when retired 26 straight without reaching rs
fair, looking back that gallant fellow as
could down the Washington Senators for eight and
wOhrd inning only to have pinch hitter spoil one oil the
altime great pitching performances.
81 shall always believe this TO be the greatest hard luck
blow n history of sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Fight Results

A. New York - Tami Maurello. i62 = F.
New York. knocked out Wild Bill Mcdowell.
u.s. Texas ts). Johnny Coan i59, New
YORK. decisioned PAU Klang. Isl =. New
York 80. George Abrams 1862. New YORK.
knocked ont Jimmy o Boyne. 1853 Boston
(3h
Al White Plains y WINNIE Vines.
49,. Schenectady. y. y. scored technical
knockout over Jackie Donovan. iiT Buff
falo. n. Y. t5).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
DETROIT TIMES, FEBRUARY II, 1s41 PAGE II
Bob'9:!a!9&:s
IL BY Bos m4.qhy

Golden West where the always shines except
cloudy days Denny Carroll retired muscle man of the
Tigers, is doing sitting and some thinking.
After baseball Denny for the first time
finds himself completely relaxed At the nsistence of Mrs