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George Tobias, the Hollywood actor,
has never been kissed on the screen, says
movie columnist. What part of the anatomy
is that
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Now that the United States has most of
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worried about it.
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1900 - Richard Halliburton,
travel book author and adven-
turer, born at Brownsville, Tenn.
Lost at sea and adjudged dead,
Aug, 1889.
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Prediction: Hitler's Nazis will attempt
to take" England in 1941.
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1828-Alexander K. Mcclure,
Pennsylvania journalist newspa-
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ure, born in Perry Co., Pa. Died
June 6, 1909.
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1803-Christopher G.. Menmin-
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uIy, gifted financier, born in Ger
many. Died March 7, 1888.
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Today's
Anniversaries

1805-Charles E. A. Gayarre.
Louisiana's noted historian and
her foremost citizen in his day,
born in New Orleans. Died Feb.
IL, 1895. M III
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more than 40 years, Chinese text
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Cumberland Co., Pa. Died in
China, Sept. %, 1908.
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1870-Joseph B. Strauss, build
er of some of the worlds great
est bridges, born in Cincinnati.
Died in Los Angeles, May Is,
1888.
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1839-John Knowles Paine,
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the country's greatest teachers OF
music, born at Portland, Me. Died
April Is, 1906.
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l9I2-American troops ordered
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Lieutenant General John L. De
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l854-The Aston Library, New
York City, opens. effs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Serbian Title ID Gary
Milan Komenich Is Star Hoosier Outfit Piles Up
7I-45 Victory to Win Final

a fast breaking basketball team
from Gary. Ind. is the new Ser
bian-American National champions
by virtue of a 71-45 triumph over
Hibbing. Mimi. at the Naval
Armory yesterday The Gary
quintet had a very comfortable
1917 lead at half time.
Hibbing. although outplayed in
the first half, rallied in the last
two periods but the boys from the
HooSier State were not to be de-
MED and pushed out in front, $3.50
az the end OF The third quarter.
One player that Hibbing would
have been glad to Sborrow from
Gary, if il were possible. yester-
day was. the Arizona State star.
Milan Komenich, who set a new
tournament record of % points
scored in a singles game by making
Id baskets. George Prepovich Of
iiibbIng until yesterday held the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

record of "a points which ne made
against Beaver Fall, Pa, earlier in
the tournaments Dan Malkovich
was the only Hibbing player able
TO do anything against Gary, tally
ing IL points
In a consolation game, Weirton.
w Va. last years title holder. de-
feated Aliquippa. Pa, 4l-39, when
Dan Vuinovich dropped in a long
shot with one second remaining
in the game. Pete Maravich and
Joe Dragovich scored baskets in
the closing minutes of the second
quarter to give Aliquippa a 21-17
half time lead.
With two minutes TO go in the
final period the score stood tied.
1897 Sam Mandich put Weirton
in the lead. 39-37, in the last
minute and Fred Milanovich tossed
in basket to tie the count again.
Vujnovich sank the field goal that
won the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
4O-6ame Gaze
Streak Broken

After winning 40 games in a
row during the regular season,
Ditzler Clubs worst fears were
realized as it fell in the first round
of the Detroit Basketball Associa-
ton Class A playoffs yesterday at
Holy Redeemer gym.
winston, a-Dearborn club,
turned the tables on DitZler in
overtime, 1929 SO go and the the latter
first setback OF the season left the
favorites at a disadvantage in the
two-game knockout series. Bob
AlbertSon of Winston scored the
winning points and tied with
Frank Sabo. of Ditzler for scoring
honors with 10 points apiece.
In the other Class A playoff
game. Walter Czarnecki, who
scored "a points last week. added
10 as Langschied bumped River
Rouge, 50-33.
The opening of the Triple A
Examinations followed form as
Auto Club. nursing big first half
lead. triumphed over Sans, 48-43,
and JaglowicZ Giants smothered
ArthurS, 61-37. Howard McCarty
with IL points and Charley Pink
with 10 topped Auto Club, which
led at the half, $500, while Ca
talso Cassucci, former Michigan
Normal ace, rang up 16 points in
JagloWicZ' victory over Arthur's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Heat Fails TO Handicap Him

Waners former mates the Pittsburgh Club like re-
call Waner and hot day in Boston The temperature
the 90s and the Pirates
header.
The heat terrific that the pitchers both sides
simply gave out and the parade Of boys to the mound
sight to behold Paul played through the entire Is innings
and collected something like five six hits for the afternoon
Among Waners achievements
HE scored 100 runs in the National League
nine years in a
Pile made the modern League mark of 200 or
hits in each of eight seasons
3-He~make six hits in consecutive times a bat.
4lie won the leagues most valuable player 1927
Furthermore he of the best left-handed golfers in
the land
Waner like Hagen must have been slipping high
ball. Or maybe Joe Louis drinks like fish,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Johnny Mowers had his share, too.
Tops for the night was Johnny's
save on Phil Watson when the
fiery Ranger romped in alone on
a breakaway in the third period.
Johnny refused to be tented out
of position and finally Topped on
the puck at the corner.
It's nice to be in the movies but
Mowers stopped play in the second
period when two big lights placed
above him for movie photogra-
pliers began 10 blink on and of.
When the Detroit goalie waved to
the referee and skated out of his
cage the rumor first swept the
press row that some fan was
pegging him with a BIZ gun. After
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Even Money to VIM Says Adams
No Better Than Wings. Roars Teams Boss

NEW YORK. March 24.-"Td
say we're even money TO win this
series again. the Rangers on our
home ice tomorrow night" That
was Manager Jack Adams wore
as his Red Wings rolled homeward
today. IF we beat them. well be
in the Stanley Cup finals"
These Rangers aren't any
better than we are. The score
may have been 3 TO I, but you
can throw out that last goal
and look at some of the narrow
squesks Kerr had"
The Rangers. coming into De-
troit on the same train. figured
they wefe even money. too, and
like Adams, Coach Frank Boucher
of the Rangers. believes the club
which wins this series will elimi-
nate the winner of the Montreal
Chicago series and 60 on to the
final cup round.
BETTER THAN OTHER TWO
81 can't figure how either
Chicago or Canadiens have
enough TO top either of these
clubs" said Boucher.
The Rangers aren't the only club
to decide important policy ques-
tions by ballot. The Red Wings
voted on their way home TO use
center Kenny Kilrea as the alter
nate player against Rangers to-
morrow night. That's three
different alternates in as many
games. Eddie Bruneteau having
played in the opener and Connie
Brown having crack at the
Rangers last night.
Davie Kerr made many brilliant
saves to beat the Wings, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
He Employs Hagen Philosophy

At 38-coTe April 16-Waner is Of the Oldest active
regulars the He holds three weeks seniority rights
Charley Gehringer, who will not be 80 until May Il Ted
Lyons of the White Sox going II bu only Sunday
pitcher
Waner and Hagen have much the philosophy which
Sseems to be the for ongity sports Waner
Relax and Sir Haie admonishes Don't rush the
and pick flowers which the golf picturesque
saying Relax"
Long time to the conclusion that this
be good lot of fun and living. play
relaxed" Waner has said. $50 ! play relaxed don't
tighten. On the other hand be d tough no
fun at all If you cant relax"
Another thing, stories about imbibng all the time
cocleyed If drank one-quarer the credited
to not only wouldn't be able TO pitch but would
have died from oyer-nduIgence long time ago.
Waners favorite drink this year milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
2 Eagles
Named ON
Star ej'

Out of more than 120 of the
best pro basketball players in the
country, two Detroit Eagles to-
day were among the five men
selected on the all tournament
team in the Worlds Professional
championship meet held recently
in Chicago.
Big Ed Sadowski, the Eagles
center, and Bud Jeanette, the
teams sparkplug, were selected
with Chuck Chuckovits of Toledos
Dolly King of New York RenaisA
sance and Bob Carpenter of Osh-
kosh, by sports writer's and off
Gals who saw the games in The
Chicago Herald and Americans
tourney 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Tony Barra to Campbell who
headed the ball past goalie Gray.
Barra, who had replaced Lenard
after the latter was injured, then
.outran his defense and crossed to
Campbell who booted the ball for
his second score.
Ten minutes later Barra short
passed to Campbell at goal mouth
and Neil had the hat trick" for
three goals and Chrysler had what
seemed a safe lead, Al.
GET SECOND SCORE
Bufalo's attack then assumed a
furious tempo and goalie Dougal
Nelson and his two fullbacks, Fer
rams and Patria. had busy time
of il clearing the ball but they did
and well Reg Brookson. however.
in the waning moments of the
game. scored on hard driving
shot from 10 yards out on a pass
from Jimmy Connolly.
Chrysler is unbeaten in any kind
of competition this season and is
the first Detroit team ever to enter
the Western finals of both the
National Amateur and Open play.
McInniS' team will play the Pitts
burgh Gallatin-Dunleavy Club in
home-and-home matches, April 6
and Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
HoIzbaugghh 3 Goals.
Behind, Play Tonight

Holzbaugh Will have to make up
a disadvantage of three goals when
it meets 500 Indians. managed by
the famous Taffy Abel. at Olympia
tonight in the second and final
game Of their total goals series.
The Indians whipped Holzbaugh,
Al. in Sault Ste Marie Sunday.
The game will decide the state
amateur hockey championship. and
he the last amateur game of the
season here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Politics i'm Soccer
Chrysler Club Discovers RiUals Are Republicans,
Advance to Western Final
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Buffalo C. o. P. had given
Chrysler's soccer club an effective
pushing around all during the first
half Of Sundays Western semifinal
match at Chrysler Field in the Ma
tional Challenge Cup competition
and their 10 lead looked rather
safe.
Neil CHat Trick Campbell, ace
center of Chrysler, was munching
an orange during the intermission.
What was the m tier with
Chrysler, he was asked?
Those Cops play good
game" Campbell answered.
What did he mean Cop"
It's on their shirts, Buffalo
COP" said Campbell.
1t was explained that G. o. p.
meant Republican.
SPREADS THE WORD
"You mean Republicans like in
politics ." Campbell arose. "Say,
they cant do this to u.s."
He quickly circulated around
talking to Doug Nelson. Red Fer
rams, Aldo Patria. George Hay,
George Borg. Butch Lenard, Mark
Molly, Red Clemens, Johnny Neil
son and Jimmy Goodfellow, other
members of the team.
Most of { n m had forgotten
what G.. o. r. meant. After all, il
had been a long time
Whether the Chrysler Club is
made up entirely of Democrats is
not known. but in the second half
Johnny McfnniS' club was a diff
ferent outfit.
In the first m mute of play
Campbell crossed to Borg. who
scored to tie the issue. Buffalo
had made its goal in the first
minutes of play in the game when
John Fruekmorkan passed to Joe
Gonzales. who quickly registered.
With the match knotted Chrys-
Ter players went berserk on attack
with its halfback line of Good
fellow. Nelson and Clemens feed
ing the forwards.
Chrysler pressed hard and de-
spite the really brilliant net mind
ing OF goalie Dave Gray. one of
the best ever to show here, went
into the lead to win.
The second goal came on a beau
uful corner kick by 120-pound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

The Blue Shirts balloted for
"button-up-y our overcoat," or
play 'em close-to-your-ve S I"
policy in the opener at Detroit and
wound up behind the eight ball
in the overtime.
Proceeding on the trial and
error system of most democracies,
the Ranger clan voted to go
streamline in the second game.
The plan worked--or anyway the
Rangers won-so it will be wide
open hockey for the Rangers from
now on.
FIGURE TO WIN
When Art Coulter, Muzz Pat
rick and the Colvilles say from
now on" they mean right to the
finish of the Stanley Cup finals,
for they believe they'll take De-
troit at Olympia tomorrow night,
regardless of the fact they have
won in Detroit only once in the
last two years.
The betting on the game is ex-
Dected to be even and the Red
Wings, who play according to
Manager Jack Adams orders in
stead of their own inclination,
assert they'll wind up as winners.
Not only that-but they deny the
Rangers squared the series be-
cause the New Workers decided
to open up.
The Red Wings played wide
open hockey, too, and they came
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

were Craig Wood of Mamaroneck,
y. Y. $50 and $40; Sammy Snead
OF Hot Springs. Va. 2S7 and $3.50;
Sammy Byrd of Ardmore, Pa, 2SS
and $50; and Henry Poe of Mar
tinsville. Va. 2S9 and S170.
Other money winners included
Jimmy Hines of Great Neck. y. y,
anG Jimmy Thompson of Chicopee,
Mas lll4e- had -290-s and S123
each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
RANGERS Mad, TOO

MuZz Patrick, Art Coulter and
all the Rangers were almost as
as the Wings that Mowers
did not get the Calder Trophy,
which goes to the best rookie of
the year.
at was stinkO," said Coulter,
referring to the fact that Mon
treal writer's were allowed to
cast a bundle of votes against
sDetroit's one in the trophy ball
loting which resulted in Johnny
Guilty of Montreal getting the
cup.
'If ever a first year man won
that Calder Trophy IL was
Mowers" said the Rangers cap
tain. "Wingers and defensemen
arr DIME dozen but show mo
more goalies like Mowers. Look
at the way Chicago and Mon
treaI have, been scrambIing
AROUND for net miHders. That
boy Is absolutely sensational"
New York writer's. including Jim
Hurley of the New York Mirror
al Jim Powers. sports editor Of
the New York Daily News, took
blasts at the National Hockey
League for allowing the fnequfta<
bl voting on the Calder Cup.
Just n bunch of self-satisf5ed
stuffed shirt fcgies who probably
couldn't be Jared out Of their
comDiacence with dynamite. But
wen see what we can do" was
the consensus.
Lester Patric'.. the Rangers
fConffnued an paoa ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
FARMER JONES TACKLES 2
MEN AT ARENA TONIGHT

gan in a Wrestle and his butler,
Jeems. in a six-round boxing bout
at Arena Gardens.
Jones seeks revenge against
Finnegan and his butler. with
whom he had trouble last week
after Finnegan scored the OILY win
against the Farmer here.
Karl krauser a Polish muscle
man. will make his debut in the
seminal, meeting Frederick son-
Schacht.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
HE'S OLDEST OF ACTIVE BIG LEAGUERS

- LAKELAND, Fla. March 24.-The other day had a
column about Walter Hagen who score or more golf
championships slipping one highbais You
read it. We the discovery of another high
slipper amazing of his profess
durable Paul Waner of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Boosting for gaycattng that to the
best of the old time major league cats here Wane who
way back in 1927 most valuable player award sun
going strong likely regular in the Brooklyn outfeld
With pair of hits, blazing wo-bagger, Waner in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
It's Just a Bre eze

Look at that guy" screamed
Stengel Just take gander at
him. He's supposed to be the play
boy on this team. Look at him
now. All dressed up fit to kill. Now
look ut those other fellows. Collars
open. coats of, almos. keeling over
from the heat. Waner looks like he
just got up out of bed--and he's
just been through Ia innings
Stengel called Waner over and thu
Pirate veteran had to laugh.
Tough day." Paul cracked. "just
a breeze. Why I'm going out and
play some ping-pong tonight
And he did.
Born in Harrah, Okla. Waner spent
two years at teachers college at Ada
in the same state.1 After three years
with the San Francisco Club. Wanei
broke into the big leagues with Pitts
burgh in 1926 and remained there Il
years-or until last December wher
he was given his unconditional release
to be picked up later by Larry Mac
Phail
With the exception Of last season
when he hit 29O, Waner in his many
years with the Pirates never wa!
under 2nn, -whieh- goes 10 show Whal
night life will do for young mar
here are a few other achievements Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Bridges to Make
LIST Start Today
Tigers, Drubbedb by
Senators, Take
on Cards
BY LEO MACDoNELL

LAKELAND. Fla, March "a
Tommy Bridges. making his first
start in the Spring inter-club
games. was to pitch for the Tigers
against the st. Louis Cardinals in
st. Petersburg today.
The veteran Bridges was seized.
uled to hurl three innings with
Bob Uhle and Bud Thomas behind
as requirements.
With frankie Croucher at Shorts
stop, Ned Harris in right field and
Birdie Tebbetts catching. the rest
of the Tiger lineup was to be
slightly altered from that which
took such an unmerciful beating
at the hands of the Washington
Senators, ID 10 ), here yesterday.
With both Dick Bartell and Eric
McNair suffering from ankle all
ments, Croucher and Boyd Perry
must shoulder the shortstop bur
denS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

Vic GheZzi Of
d veal. y. Y.
who shot 27S.
Ralnh Guldahl
and J o n n n y
Bulla Of Chi
cago turned in
2S0's TO receive
$500 each in a
third place tie
Lawson Little
Of fornia
and Ben Hogan
of White Plains.
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each.
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