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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27
w. l.. LaFOLLETTE HAS
EXCELLENT PUBLIC RECORD

| VIM. Leroy LaFollette, ColfaX,
was in Coulee City this week meet
ing voters of the Fourth district.
He is seeking election to Congress
on the Republican ticket
Mr. LaFollette is a native of this
State, having been born and raised
in Whitman county. He has a fine
record, having been prosecuting at
torney of Whitman county for eight
years, and he also served two years
in the State legislature In 1888 he
was appointed by the President as
member of the advisory board to
allocate funds under Public Works
appropriation.
Having lived in farming district
all of his life, Mr.. LaFollette has a
first-hand knowledge of the wishes
and needs of residents of the Fourth
district, and promises if elected to
support Americas war effort 100
per cent. He also favors complete
development of the Grand Coulee
project.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27
CITY IN BRIEF

Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Goodall mo-
tored to Portland this week, taking
his sister, Mrs. d. T. Richfield to
her home
Miss Louise Hartwig of Portland
is spending her vacation here visit
ing her brother, Henry Hartwig.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright and
daughter of Aberdeen called on Mr..
and Mrs. N D. Swank.
ANYONE WANTING PEACHES
from John H. d. Smith of Orondo,
drop a postcard to Mrs. F. E. Will
lis. Peaches will be ready around
first of September. adv.
w. o. Terry of Portland is visit
ing the Willis family
Cecil Gilman has enlisted in the
Navy and will be stationed at Pas
co. Mrs. Gilman will live in Wenat
chez for the present.
Paul Wilcox is in Wenatchee this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Evans and
family have moved back here from
Wilbur.
Carol Cu1ley of Portland is here
for a weeks visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. J. T. Davidson.
Mrs. Ida Darby took her grand
daughter, Evelyn Lee, to her home
at Riverside, and visited with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Wagner
spent Sunday in the Delrio district.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bellies, Eph-
rata, spent Sunday at their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Backus left
Tuesday for their home on the coast
after a visit with Mrs. Ida Darby.
FOR SALE-Modern home. Five
rooms, bath. Fine cellar; two lots.
Reasonable. w. c. Caldwell adv.
Mrs. Elmer Bewick and children
returned from Seattle where she
visited her mother, Mrs Jensen.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27

expert portrayals in such French
pictures as "Pepe LIE Moko," Grand
Illusion" and Port of Shadows"
American motion picture companies
offered him fabulous sums to come
to Hollywood and make picture.
but they were met with refusals.
However, when Paris fell to the
Naz1 hordes, Cabin was forced into
exile, and came to the motion pic
ture capital. goth Century-Fox pre-
scented the best opportunity and Ca
bin signed long-term contract.
He was given the right to choose
his own stories, and he read through
some fifty scripts before he decided
to make his debut in "Moontide," a
best-selling novel by Willard Rob-
ertson.
"Moontide" is tailor-made for Ca
bin Most of the action takes place
on the Southern California water
front, with rugged romantic, ad-
venture-seeking dock worker as the
character Much of Cabins
life had been spent on the docks in
France, SO the role was a natural"
for him.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27

ter, Yvonne, left Monday to visit her
mother who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo LAWN spent the
weekend at Wolf Creek in the Met
how valley.
Mrs. Robert Burton is the new
clerk in the Home Market.
Mrs. Roy Stevenson of Portland
is here for weeks visit with MI.
and Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell
c. r. Spurbeck left this week for
Genesee where he expects to be en-
ployed for a month.
Mrs. Roy Bewick of Wallace was
a weekend guest at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bew-
lex
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. CARED have
purchased the Art Lewis house To-
Gated beside the schoolhouse. and
will move into it soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Holeman OF
Los Angeles arrived this week for a
visit with their aunt, Mrs. Ida
Darby.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27

Mrs. T. H. Twining chaperoned a
group of the USO girls at dance
given Thursday evening for 60 SOL
diers from the Ephrata air field
Private Bonnie Jensen is spend
ing furlough visiting at the L. F.
Rhodes home.
Mrs. Thomas Parry of Almira
spent the first of the week visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Hayden and
children, Howard, Shirley and AL
fred of Rossland, B. c., visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Bursell over the weekend.
T. E. Leonard returned this week
from Boomers Ferry where he was
called by the death of his son, Percy
Leonard.
Mrs. Arnie Gardiner and daugh
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27

man interest material that would
make a great picture and yet be
faithful to the story of the rise of
this country's great military acad-
envy. Almost everything we wanted
was in the Congressional Record of
the first years of the nineteenth
century"
One of Perlberg's prize finds in
the Record was a Congressional de-
bate in which the value of West
Point versus the Army ration of
grog was argued. The lawmakers, it
e e M S, customarily appropriated
$25, 900 yearly for soldiers whiskey.
And this was the amount asked to
put the Academy on its feet.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27
WEST POINT PICTURE
DYNAMIC SERVICE EPIC

"Origina1 story from the Congress
sional Record
Although it is positively promised
that this line will not appear in the
cast and credits of "Ten Gentlemen
From West Point, which opens Fri
day at the Roosevelt theatre, it is
fairly close to the truth when we
were whipping the story into shape"
says Producer William Perlberg,
I'VE wondered where we would get
the sort of exciting and timely hui
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27
FRENCH MOVIE STAR in
FIRST AMERICAN ROLE

A dynamic new personality has
come to the screen in the person of
Jean Cabin, whose first American
picture, "Moontide," shows at the
Roosevelt theatre, Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday.
Long French star, Cabin won
the praise of movie critics with his
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27
GRAIN is AMMUNITION
GUARD IT!

Don't smoke in the fields.
2.-Forty miles an hour saves
tires. The ash tray in your car can
save grain.
5.-Keep rubbish and inflamma,.e
materials away from gasoline drums
on farms
4.-Keep the space around and
under warehouses, silos and other
storage places rubbish-free
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-08-27

William Powell and Hedy Lamar
teamed together for the first time,
brighten M-G-M'S Crossroads" now
playing at the Mason City theatre,
and head a brilliant cast which in
cludes Claire Trevor and Basil Rath-
bone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
But He Hits Like a Drummer

Joe Cnoynsk, 10 famous heavyweight fighter of half
century Is residing Cincinnati Fred Allen decres the
York Boxing Commissions honscnsc-in forcing fighters
10 their Introducing young Kid Mccoy by
his name Adam Biangs sounds like hamonca player.
the explains and harmQnca players cant fight
hck-unlcss you forget 20 pay them Slim McCeland viii
referee o the bouts The Billy ConnHenry Cooper ring
SHOW al Toledo. January H.
Ben Hogan investing his fat golf earnings in defense
bonds and ranch back his native Texas Babe Ruth
Babe Ddtikson hi golf ball harder than he could
base ball Tommy Sheehan the Meadowbrook golf needs
three pounds before he get into the
corps Tommy shannon the pro, wnterinG at Fort
Laudedale Fla. Al Warous suggested after Edible Good
fellows great hockey comeback at Olympia the other night
Now, if only Aure Lewis and Barry back
Ellis Berry the irresistible Rcd Run nksman, reports that while
driving Woodward bizzardy afternoon he
golf wscky putting The eighteenth al Palmer
Park After missing hve-foot putt he brushed the flying
Of his eyes and took another poke Berry recalled
But ddnt drop. either"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

She Is moi very happy 20 our
cold northern. winter uu' Maria
sac Paulo Bralf- toc,nr ic' me
weather worry her when She starts
Tapping her way up and down n
swimming pool
The 26.ycar-old Brazilian and
tho five young men who make up
tho South American trRH now
touring this country with hC' Wrfc
on their va, 10 Cleveland lottN.
and Maria had her second strr Zht
American record 10 h0r crd' m
TWO nights of swimming breast
stroke
Monday night in Battle Crock
in a match race with Betty As
pinall American champion she
covered 400 yards IN 5 -, heating
her rival by more than a lcngih
OF the 2j-iooi tank.
Last night AZ Northwestern
High School swimming alone She
broke Miss ASpualTS lA0-Naru
American standard by l64 seconds
when She rhythmically worked her
way up and down tho tank Tor The
distance in 6:35S. Tho old record
OF Miss ASpnalls was 6.122
Tho meet was staged by Wayne
University and Tartar swimmers
competed in five match races with
the South American boys our
little Latin cousins had tho better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
WOLF Il HANDY MNN

Dulkos 255.lsi-232 in 66s ON.
broidctcd tho Schmidt performance
nL-1O67-1Ol9-1OS5 in 317l rs Fred
Wolf ran 226-223-2]7 for $50 in
S'roh 3OS6 Whore The champions
foil down was IN the failure Of
Cass GrNgicr 10 better 56l He
followed a l49 opener with 2O0-212.
Paris Won thn first. l04S 10 $3.50
thr second 1905 TO 1917 and the
third ITO 10 1899 Crimmins won
ihc third when nc made tho 40
and went on 10 finish with 246 and
give PARIS victory by ~ pins
Other matches resulted as fol.
lows Krakow C29OSl gathered two
from National t2975). Vernon
t292O defeated Bowling School
t299il twice. GasketS tramplcd
Pcpsi-Cola. p and 27S0 TO 272O
Chcnc.TIomhlv t2gS5l hcttercd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
WHAT THEY SAY

JOE SHAY dean OF lee NaChSmcn Lake ST t)au Tho
Hearst held McnOmincc Osl'
this become
dangerous We
ts Joe Lodge WalIe IIeudric and Snay
LINCOLN BARR. Detroit Times cmplolc who shot tI
Twenty Grand RcCication Tn proud Of the fact
collected dues member Of inc league between frames
that perfect
ALICE MARBLE former world tennis quccn. now
assistant national director of Physical Fitness for Civilian Defense
Tho nation should take walking Pointing ont
that 80 per cent of the people sports minded purely a. spec
taurs, leaving only is active In competition"
Al WATROUS golf pro: after Edible Goodfclow scored
those goals against Canadens In the second period they
Wing dressing
20 his markings The Frenchmen thought he might he
like G."
WAIT 1ANIK assistant football coach At Fordson High and
who witnessed tho Miami Baltimore Prep Bowl classic which, was
Miami 26 THAT the hest high school team
lot ~ things about blocking just 10y
watching once"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Bobby Teller in Navy Now
HE'S ON WINNING
TEAM Al LAST

NORFOLK Na lam q .I\SI
Boil FciCr began h naval
cHrrcf 'ndaN with fho vIsH that
I'm boz ahic 'a throw p fov strike,
iof tuClc SHr
Fho former Cleveland lrdiar
Cht-hanG,' whose sensational
csrcc n We American League
made HIM ono OF bascballs AN.
time greats immcdieteit-won The
adhira'ioy 81 officers bnd enlisted
mon whom Ne asked 90. 80 regarded
.as lust another fellow
FGlrr arrived ~ The Notfolt
Naval Training station last night
after driving from hi, home IN
Van Motor n ON his ariival
tbc 22.tca,-o'd pitching stat dc.
oIarcd
TIM herc ~ do ~, part In
any WAY that I can
WrEp & Fco how br though hs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

ol h winning 'htce out Of FIVE
.aros
Psulo dc FonscCa de Silva Car.
los Sos and Luis AlciNar edged out
p Wayne trio " Freeman Flynn,
Victor Dcnc and Ray Niver IN the
lJO-Nard medley relay AlciNar.
swimming the free style leg. put
the race away for his team with
a 23s Clockne for his 30 yards.
silva bCsted Flynn IN the Cen-
utys haCkStrokc winning on the
last - yards in GA 6. while Willy
@. Jordan -uon slap finish over
Bud Tower Wayne freshman in
Tho good time of 2l9l for the
120 yards
Watnc.s Fill Prov swan pokilv
FOR n .262 for rhc first 80 yards
and thcn came on 10 beat Guy
Lunsdcn Of Wayne and AlCIVar in
Oil IN tho 100 Prev. present
national collegiate champion. was
not up TO his usual form as he
has been busy with his { a. A.
nying lessons az Sclfrdge Field
Waynes other triumph was
turned M by Vic Dene. former
Cooley swimmer who lod Carlos
Sos oil The way in tho l5O-yard
breast stroke recc 10 win IN .473.
TEAMS HARD
Miss Lcnk is tho fastest girl
breast stroke swimmer over TO
visit the United states shes heen
Ht the sport since Sho was Ia.
SwIm~ TWO or three mics day
back home N Sac paulo
Last night she swan evenly all
The way. taking II short but pow.
crful butterfly strokes Tor each
length She ha, am amazingly
strong kick which allows her 70
rest on her arms fraction of a
second before whipping them back
wards piSton-likc
All of The South American swim.
Continued ON Page 2O)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

parts and Frank Barbara made mistake when
idn enlist Moneh in promoting the recent Inflated white
hope tournament
Gene Tunncy not developed rnsste in the marines
popularity supposed he professional prizchgher when
enlisted Regannt his senses after the Joe Louis knock
Lou Nova said 70 Ray Atce his second Don't tell me it
all Ray Arccl reports: The only thing could
say was II certainly is Joe Louis and Mike Jacobs get a
nothing for the Louis Buddy Baer Baer IL cent
which the challenger cut from 20 cent voluntarily and
Madison Square oneha Of the regular rental John
RoXbooueh explained pos pounds the Louis the
other day Joe still growing boy. Not putting weight
for fat. Just growing wider
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

splendid thing far every sportsman In Michigan Bowler
said pasihg Egah and the Detroit spoftsmehs Congress-
Il" atm for II 100 per cent" Bowler continued Il believe
every person who carries gun should first he required In
know It's danger points, lis capabilities and every
thing IN the line Of gun handling that would naturally
work towards Gun safety.
"Furihermote. think II would be wonderful n every
member of every club In The Michigan United Conservation
Clubs could go through Of these rifle 0ols. think
n would teach sp0rismen a LOT. E|N
al" Il hne thing to carry the Hearst Times Hhe matches
to The very dUor Of every club throughout the state am
glad that you branching out and carrying rife
petition farther than Just the immediate metropolitan
want you Ia know that t1u count aid the
Michigan United Conservation Clubs In cooperate with sou
In an, way possible" Bowler concluded
All members Of the Detroit sportsmens Congress
urged to be present tonight 10 hear Egans plan getting
the ball rolling among hunters and sportsmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Sailors Capsized
Michigan States Quintet Surprises Powerful
Great Lakes Team 70 Win, 33.3
Nv CLAYTON HELPER

nc i'nal inieo minutes ~ : ' 1IlI
i,a.' 'r,'ai asc * ,.,,,
'''''i ~, '''''-.' o'' '''' ~
as II was Oallnan was INC on y
sailor solc 10 score against state
consistently ouLlnE ne SeCoilu
nan. lie got SIX OF INC clghl
pointS 'nat IIlaoc MN INC scoring
leaoer lor trea Lakes IN 'ha'
s'anza; came lcadcI. however
49,, W. ~" u .,.,l '"' Nv " NV
'o''''" p''''''
Joe Gerard senior forward
rom N'W NeoS''T. ina 'o0ln'u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
'Cit.y'S
BY DON GILLIES

tncle Sam always depend hunter for action.
At The American Legion Hall tonight. Lloyd Egan pres
dent OF The Detroit Sporsmens Congress- will initiate pro-
bf rife shooting practice among its 5000 members
Details Of the craftsmanship competition will be announced
during their annual election of officers Charlie Eagle noted
conservation from Montmorency County will be the
chief speaker.
The program of craftsmanship will include participation in
the William Randolph Hearst Rife Competition, sponsored by
The Detroit Times and will be that eventually will
find great of the states million hunters engaged in
rife practice In the interest of strengthening home defense
Teat-s first announcement of sportsmens participation
IN rife workmanship further He urged the adoption
o life practice in all organized and unorganized sporsmen
ana conservation clubs in the
The announcement brought spontaneous approval from
Theodore g.. Bowler, Of Clare president the Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Bob Macleod Now Is Marine

Bob Macleod cx.Bear haifbsce and FORMER Dartmouth
tAmeuca second lieutenant fcr the marines having
switched from navy Miami Beach lie
PLAYED for tho championship last fan Tho
vovc, famoune io tho alp Of Rcd Dawson Tulane grid
coach bur Dr. Rufus Harris president % tho New Orleans
school says they wasting their limo Vigorous opposition
20 the request Of the Tam Shanter Chicago Country Cub
Of the National Amateur golf from
Poodle Beach Gsl be held n continuation WITH Taus $4,000
September Open is being made 10y California
H. 1888 right tackle Of Italian descent from
Everett Mass blocked kick Dixie Howell FOR safety that
enabled Fordham 20 Alabama o . Eight seasons
later Alex SanIi right tackle Of Italian extraction from
Everett Mass blocked punt by Don Greenwood Of Missouri
.dhams success by tho scJe/in Tho sugar Boz
e. =. And Sarno sold San'iIl gong 10 Fordham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

"OH OH ~ beloved Ie Ode
Diz, you're crazier than the
referee. -. One thing is Ger
tain, Dubs knockout Of Mans
field Duskcll was no huke q.
Dubs hit me harder than any
body ever did before Driskell
explained And, what S
more. hcs sharper puncher
than young Kid Mccoy IL.
But while n Dubs- Mccoy bout
would be natural for Detroit
Mccoy wants no part Of Dubs,
according to Neal Jacobs, who
manages the Windsor boy. In
cidentally, Montcith may forget
where he put his specs or mis-
play ring ropes, but the Scotch
man is still the best matchmaker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

' last LANSING, Jan THE
Wonder r'ivc" from the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station at
Chicago. which swept through the
best collegiate competition the
State OF Indiana could offer, was
doing the wondering today fol-
lowing It's second setback in II
games
Enjoying comfortable 1918
advantage AT half-timc, the Sailors
saw a Michigan state team rally
take the lead and successfully
freeze tho bali for tho final three
minutes 10 win a 1871 upset VIC
tory last night before more than
1000 fans ~ tension Field House
Playing their fourth game in
eve days the Great Lakes CagerS
were no, up To standard in that
second hall Hut that Is no In.
dictmcnt OF tho aggressive Spar.
tans, who fought their way tc
triumph ovrr team generally
considered one OF the greatest az.
grCgalionS ever assembled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
American Association
To Keep En- PLAYING

CHICAGO. Jan. 7 uNSl. Fol.
lowing the lead Of tho major
leagues. club owners and officials
ri he American Baseball AsSocia.
ton today had significd their in
icniion to keep 'cm PLAYING"
during 1912 unless ordered 10 do
otherwise 10y The government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

IN leo blacdo.A
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR
BasebsIIers Trout on5 CuIenbine put Up SquawE
Over Decision Against Brunette

Paul 70 D7' Trout and Roy CuiIcnbino '"o Of We
ode spectators at scoty Monteths show at the
Coliseum the other night thought George Brunette should have
gotten H.naesscys nod Anton Chrsoforids Who
You think fight Trout demanded Of this scribe
E---Lng what Wa COMBINE snd meek.v THE GIcek-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

Barrel Polka was responsible
for the numbers outstanding
success Hank Marno has
rolled 300 eight times In
sanctioned bowling competition
. Herbert Norman. outstand.
Ing freshman swimmer at Uni.
versity Of Iowa lost has left lex
in a railroad accident when he
was 4 years old Allan Aal-
gard who lost control Of both
legs when stricken with infRn.
tile paralysis, is . rope climber
on Minnesota gym team.
Edward 6 Barrow OF the
Yankees calls night baseball q
war, on the nose Of the game
ST. Louis Browns, as an
economy move fred their four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
"TNE ALWAYS WANTED
TO BE ON THE WINNING
SIDE AND THIS TIME !
KNOW IN WITH \ WINNER.

Z 4 $40 600 n year performer with
tho Indians. Foller will have TO bc
satisfied with n chief boatSwain' :
mates 500 per month while he is
I'M The navy Instead OF toiling
I'm the afternoons on q baseball
diamond the hurhng acc will find
the day hero begins a. i30 In The
morning and ends approximately
j hours later
For six weeks Fcllcr will be
trained IN The duties OF an ln-
-'uiotor After thai he will hc
-"6c0 either to another station
0r h0fo where he ctn ain recruits
navy officials ynld. --.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
BURKE SPARKS

Jim Burke, senior guard from
Whiting Ind. spanked state 10 It's
most satisfying victory Of the sea-
son II was his goal that tied The
score ~ 23-23 after six minutes of
play IN the second half II was
his gonl that gave tho Spartans
their greatest margin 30-25
And II was his goal that pulled
state. away 10 n 1920 edge after
Bob Calihan. former University OF
Detroit captain. dropped In two
shots in Quick succession 10 put
the issue IN doubt
Chci Auhuchon added the fna
Spartan point with free throw
Although tho Sailors got two more
points ON George Rung set shot
they were held SCorclcSs during
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Was The Script by WeIles7

Somebody know If Orsou Wcles the SCRIPT
for the Duke Oregon State football drama the Durham Rose
Bowl Cleveland Rams 125pioce band plays "The Pgskn
Polka Rene whose Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Withdrawing
0rGoAnywhere

NEW YORK Jan = 1NS)
Jack Dempsey former worl d
hcavyV eight hoNing champion
yesterday applied for enlistment
in tho United States army a. a
buck private willing TO go any
where and do anything
Dempsey passed his physical ex-
animation with flying colors but
because Of his age he is as his
application for immediate service
was held up a waiver Will have
10 be signed IN Washington before
Dempsey can bc sworn in
The onc-ttmc Killer NJ tho ring
was inclined 10 hc impatient with
0ucSiioncrs Who asked him tho
reason for his action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

scouts and publicity director Tommy Laird well known
San Francisco sports be- against Oregon
state the Duke game Durham and collected 5000
There's interesting yarn nv James NJ Gould veteran ST.
baseball scribe Roy Culonbnc January Baseball
Magazine Cleveland Indians msylose Jim Hogan young
catcher. 10 he army Hogan counted replace
folie Hcrnslcy,- sold q Cincinnati Reds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

United Conservation Clubs organization OF 10 sports
mems clubs with membership of more than 100000
II think that the Hearst Citizens Rifle and Marksman-
ship Competition, sponsored by The Detroit Times II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RI~t
Nlw NprE g. DETROIT
BOSTON 3. ChiCaEo
TOMORROW GANIs
DETROIT a. EruOt.tr
NonIreal al Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

would like Tho navy the spccdball