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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-02
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
- j. II. Nolt, pastor

Sunday Bible school at 10 am.
VIM. Mills, superintendent.
Morning worship at II am. the
subject for the hour, Seven things
the spirit brings" %.
lN.YPS. and prayer hour at tbs
pm. ~ H.. in. ..- s-e.l,,
Evening evangelistic service at 8
pm, theme Jesus the High Over
ALL"
Midweek prayer services Kenne-
wick, Wednesday, 8 pm. Hover on
Thursday, 8 pm.
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Combined pleasure ana
Business Trip to YsLius

FlNLEY-Mrs. Lon Messor.
son Raymore left Tbnr.. ant
Yakima to consult a doc. n
Raymond who has bean nv %,
expect to visit Mrs. MeSssn. The
ter and family while IN W. slG
Mrs. Barth Of Walla waTa
the week end visiting hss spenl
ter and son in law, Mr. -, Saoa'
Ben Sc1wartzkopf. u Ma
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Somewhere in the Pacifi,

I ~. .t9h.E OUNIISWIlcIc Ii 'U1It 1dCI11C
( Dear Sir: @s7. - II
! I just received the second issue of
the Kennewick Courier Reporter for
which ] thank you, and wish to state
that your generosity and thought
fulness is greatly appreciated by us
men in the service. ,3r.
! Newspapers are rarity out here
on the high seas, and all the fellows
aboard the ship enjoy reading it and
learning what goes on back home.
+ Thanking you again, and with best
personal regards, I am, - -
VERNE A. SOPER, S 2 re,
u. S. N. r.
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BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
Third and Benton st.
M. G. Kauth. pastor

F; Divine services Sunday'a 1890
am. - a.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. There
will be no meeting of the Christian
Fellowship Sunday evening. Voters
meeting July 18th in the afternoon.
You are cordially invited to our
services -
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Don't blame your wife's rela-
tives. Remember you selected
them. ssH..s - ~ a. -" p
rpSf s5u~ X f& - - ia
ST., . r ~ POME 80 ~ s'i,'e.
Here's another toast >
49,. To Lucy Wren ~ -7rv..z---.- ..
d. Hersevening just . :,,-f -.
Begins at ten! $3.50. -s. ,-.r
SERVICE LETTERS.

A personal letter from Ernest HUI
Der to the publisher says, in part: Il
enjoy reading the Courier very much
and again I want to thank you for
sending it to me. I enjoy the serv-
ice mems letters. Thanks again and
kindly tell all the gang hello up
there and do your best UP there to
Keep 'em Flying" and keep 'eini
Afloat." Ernest Huber, Group 1,
Glass 3-43, USNTS., San Diego,
California.
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Dear Sir: =
I received the Courier last week
and enjoyed it very much. Seemed
kind of good to read something
about real state instead of about
Texas!
Sir, there are lots of us young
fellows who would be in the dark if
it wasn't for people like you and all
concerned. We are treated pretty
darned good here. Of course there
was the preliminary training that
we had to get used to. It was real
ly a wee bit on the tough side for
awhile. But now that I'm gradual
ed from :sBoot" camp life seemed
just a lot better. - 1.
I am at present second in COM
mand of our. company. ] have the
rank of Recruit Petty Officer and
am directly under the Chief Petty
Officer. We have a really swell COM
pany and have had several fine. COM
pliments from headquarters.
ALSO in our company from Ken
newick. are:2> Allen. Deffenbaugh,
Stan Mosher and Joe Reichenbach.
Guess KenneWick is doing its share
to help whip the rats across the way:
! We really enjoy to hear from
home and letters of all kinds are
really grand. Thanks lot again,
sir, for the paper and the news Of
what the home folks are doing. I'm
sure the other fellows feel the same
and again, thanks. fEqzs MA =.
Yours very sincerely, Ikrte - y
] stff Charles F. Schneider, ~.
Co. 42-267, u. s. N. T. S., an.
) San Diego, California. ~.
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FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Second and Auburn Streets -
p. ]. Luvaas, Minister

| Sunday school 10:15 am, Mrs.
W., u. Hanson, superintendent.
Morning service, Ills am, SER
mon topic, 1.-The Law of God in the
World of Today :. .-,.. -"
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Bath, Maine-The destroyer De
Haven and two l0.00o-ton carriers
were launched from local stipyards
in a single day. All new tonnage
under construction in Maine yards
is far ahead of schedule. e..
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IN 'III6f

The Bethlehem lutheran. church
is ringing its bell this week and the
Pilgrim Holiness church will ring
the Nazarene bell next week. -
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Students are q lot better off
now than they will be in the
next generation. Think of the
new history they will have to.
learn! -. - $3.50,
I H.. * g *
They say Percy Whiffletree IS {
- never does toda!
what he can do tomorrow. Like thu
radio serial writer trying TO avoie
the end Of his story.
IS r.. sK*M :
Scene: A crowded elevator; time
midnight. 80 e. : -.
First passenger: "Three, please
Second passenger: -Four, please
Third passenger: Eight"
Fourth passenger: "Ten." -
Drunk Gin rear of elevator): "Sold
to tn American T'bacco Company!'
. -,.. ~.. X q X
!, 80 Weekly Poem
Of all the sad surprises, there are
, none that can compare 49,
With treading in the darkness on
! step that isn't there. :: VI
I. xxx
: Then there was the Scotch
lad who shot. his parents so he
could 90 to the orphans picnic. -,
| I ;s.ryss;;;,a5yys.%ets,: X - X - r.,
."sDo you call that shortcake?''
roared the Crouch. "Take it out and
berry it." -. :. !, q
!; GA, r. ltas4r.,ag X = Mzs,.a- .ss6. -:
s-s$. ~: 49, Editorial =. elst - :,:r. :,
PROTECT i, THE BIRDS! The
Dove brings peace and the stork
brings tax and war service exemp-
lions. II s5$ j :7ssi:s = -. 49,. u
ssts., I'D sz531-,M @K z.=.x 49,;
The greatest achievement Of the
Romans, wrote a lad in history
Exam, was that ttley learned to speak
Latin. Ell 100 2: ~ r. VI
| - ~ * . * '~-1. - VA
And another pupil, asked :
about his final grades, said he j
was just like Lincoln =. j. He !.
went down in history. b., -.
X 9 X II.
Dad Gummit, asked to explains
;he difference between Capital and
Labor, said he couldn't tell yet;
they haven't settled their differ
ences. :. 81 lss - - "a; +. 80
i5i - * 4. X
Puzzle 'st'
why didn't Noah swat both flies
at once when he had. the chance?
X ok E..sfz.,zs.fssG afe
eyes, this is MIR. .,'Arrison. Cawn't
you understand? 'Arrison! Hatch,
Ia, two hars, a hi, hess, a no, and
! hen!" j s<r.z .-.75s ys-5s,t
So -, X q * go s as
And did you ever notice that
bhe important man who thinks
he is hustlfng ito get ahead is
only hurrying to catch up.
xxx
Can have your lawn mower
This EVENING""
Sorry, but I shall he using 1t
10 trim the hedge"
aYou can't trim a hedge with a
lawn mower!" :. y.
"You can do. anything with a
if you don't want to
lend i" s 81.
POME .., -
H. L. POME :.
There once was a little brown
Hindu "a,
Who lived in the village of Vindu;
i Now away off there
They have no underwear
So he made his little brown skin do
7 TX 4. * .
Sandy was in love with his
landlady, but was waiting for
rent day to marry her.
80 =" xxx II
Wife CARRYING home rather late)
':Did you think I was lost, dear?'
Husband: mol was never ar
optimist." - III. =
-. -. -
-.'s... KisM
She: you aon't love me any
more. When You see me crying nov
you don't ask why" II
He: "I'm awfully sorry, my dear
but these questions have alread!
cost me such lot of money"
Twin City Repair Shop
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Stanley E.. Thompson, pastor

Bible. school, 9:45 am.
Morning worship, II am.
Evening service, 8 pm. Gospe
sermon by the minister. Public cor.
daily invited. - &c.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
East's Figure Skaters
Hold Edqe in Meet

CHICAGO. Feb 20 INSl The
second day OF the national figure
skating meet opened today al the
Chicago arena with eastern cities
holding victories IN three Of the
four events concluded.
Dorothy Coos, l3-ycar-old Now
York girl and title holder IN The
East. started on a quest for fur
her hanor> ~ taking FIRST place
IN The ladies Junior figures. The
other eastern winners were Mabel
MACPHERSON Of Philadelphia. who
took first place IN Tho Women'S
novice school figure. and Richard
More OF Buffalo high ranker
among tho men IN the novice class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
By LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND. Fla. r h. o.
Dick Wakefield the Tigers 2l-
Vear-old S5l 600 recruit. revealed
here today that he had registered
for the draft IN Lakeland Monday
With a widowed mother and
two Younger brothers depending
on him for support Wakefield may
not ne called 10 service. His home
is IN Chicago
II was also revealed that more
than S23 600 Of the bonus which
Wakefield received for sig in 6
with the Tigers was turned over
10 tho federal government. in taxes
and that the remainder was IN
vested in government bonds which
draw comparatively little interest.
His only other income Will he
what mcagcr earnings recruit
ball player can depend.
Wakefield has not yet received
2 contract from the Tigers nor
has nc talked terms with the
Tiger management. Wakefield
played with Winston Salem. a
Tiger farm. in the Pie q m o n I
League last year hitting a little
better than 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Move Is Instructive With Fighters

on an make a. thorough examination wish
fighters have been knocked down and here
something that discover 10 he positive fact The
thing when he has been knocked down
insnctiVcy his knees. He does this insncti>ey
in the natural position aid himself in
ting q his feet on depend upon il that IL boxer
does ready himself he knee beneath him
the either that does not want 10
get he il in position do There
TunncN, make mind this much:
Tunnpy "Out" at least for 10 seconds. "
THE late Eddie Neil representing the Associated Press
happened, the first person to whom Tunney spoke
when he got back Ia his dressing with his title still
Neil chung the champion the ring
until ne had made his into the dressing As
passed through the doorway Neil started firing his
81 Inundated in life said Tunney, as
TO the referee
count five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Picard Defends
His Golf Title

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. % CUP).
Henry Picard, the lanky Okla
homa Cry professional. started
defending his title in the fifth
annual 5000 New Orleans Open
golf tournament today against all
the stars of the winter circuit.
Although Picard Won the cham.
pionShip in 1899 and repeated last
wear. he was not favored 10 re-
tam tho honor because Of his lack
OF tournament competition this
winter.
Rated among the possible win
nerS were Ben Hogan. the little
Hershey, Pa. money winner
Slammln' Sammy Sncad. Hot
Springs. W Va Chick Harbert
Battle Creek. Mich. and Byron
Nelson Toledo Q. Halbert ranked
high because Of his recent San
Antonio Open victory and pre-
tournament driving contest win
over Snoad.
Tho pTo-a m eur WaTm-up
Yesterday was won by Leland Glib
son. who took first honorS in a
similar event in the January Binc
Crosby tournament and Jimmy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Wayne Thin(Idds
In Two Meets

, Wayne University's two-track
squads will see action tomorrow.
The varsity opposes Albion Coll
lcge here at lao p. m. while the
frosh take on Michigan Normafs
in Waterman Gym in
Ann Arbor. The Tartar froSh
will be directed by Arthur Siegel,
former $50 ace.
Wayne'S varsity squad, winner
over Kalamazoo last Saturday in
the schools first dual meet VIC
tory since 1899, will he strength
ened by the return Of Capt. Bob
Wingo, who has made up the in
complete.
Albion will bring 23-man
squad to Wayne Among its stars
is Bruce Stevens. who holds the
MIAA 40 and 220 record He
prepped at Cooley and Cranbrook.
Glen Matthias. another Cooley
product, is high jumper who can
clear 6 feet. Keith McKittrick
from Flint and Frank Patterson
Of East Grand Rapids are two of
the best timber toppers in the
state.
The Tartar frosh squad lists
many Detroit high school prod
uCts. John Faughn of Western:
Larry RaSkin, Northwestern;
Sheldon Kavieff. Central; Gene
Gorecki. Cass, and Eric Pietras.
Southeastern, are among those
Coach Holmes is counting on for
the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

LAKELAND Fla, Feb. 20 Edward Van Every New York
boxing authority points that Lieut. Commander Gene
Tunneys Of the long count in the commanders new
book Living differs from that of the experts
Of the book is highly interesting TO wit:
Lieut. Commander Gene Tunney has just auhored new
book under title Arms for the Living In which ne
service a Marine during the first World
scaling Of the sc heights by Nanqulsh
ing Jack Dempsey.
ut story designed Ia ncucate mental moral
physical the youth Of today who starting
N IN the adyen of the secORd World War
the Living. reviews the story OF the authors
as Greenwich Village 10 the heavy
weight boxing championship Most of the content has been
previously down under the title Of n Man Must right
subject the book. And while the story
told with pretentious modeSt IT gives the author
the worst of II in some details.
Tunney's for instance. Of his bout with
ErminO Spala he plausible explanation for his
showing in the first round against the Italian heavyweight
But his explanation how he figured out his mistakes
until a knockout victory only
time and the referee forced Ia stop the ana
was hardly the looked from working press seat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Mixed Desire
Tansna Coaches One Team,
Plays for lis Foe

T. isn't often 4 coach wants 20
soc his own team lose. bur that
vas presumably the case last night
At East Detroit High when the
Auto Club basketball team lust
noSed out an underdog Modern
Collct five. 80 10 y.
Walt Tanana. former Lawrence
Tech star. coaches and plays with
Modern Collet IN the DoWnrlver
League. and also plays with Auto
Club. Last night he played with
Auto Club and was high scorer for
ms team Little Ray Williams. d
fl -3-ln. guard for Modern Collet
was high for both teams with -
points.
The Auto Club basketball team
has been invited 10. play IN the
world championship basketball
tournament next month in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
B|uegi|| Fishing
Stops at 6 p. m.

LANSING Fob. ~ UP) The
attorney generals Office gave the
much-diSCuSScd hlucclllS one
hour-a-day rcprieyo today with q
ruling that fishing for them must
end a. s p. m. eastern war time
thereby oycrT!llng temporary
regulation OF the conservation
commission.
The attorney general ruled that
in fact there was no such thing aS
war time and that Congress had
merely advanced Eastern Standard
time one hour
He SAID that since The law rcCu-
latlng the taking Of biueglllS SAID
that fishing for them through The
ice shall stop ~ S p m Eastern
Standard time. s y. IN. i still the
time 10 stop fishing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
9 Schools Enter
Regional Swim

Nine schools viii compete in the
annual state regional swimming
meet in the FordSon High School
pool tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming. Prclimlnarics are at noon
.th the finals at 80.
|FordSon. holder of the Bordcr
City duel championship, and Crosse
Poinlc, Monroe. Wyandottc and
Mt. Clemens are expected - battle
for top honors. Royal Oak. River
Rouge and Lincoln Park are the
utt1rr entries
The first six mon in each Of the
final events qualify along with
The winners of the Lansing re-
gional. for the state finals, 10 hc
held in the University Of Michigan
pool February Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
in Shorts

will sign the new contract when
he returns from Bay City. Mich,
where his son il recovering
from severe attack Of pneu-
mOnia.
Colorado Colleges Tigers ruled
as Slight favoriteS today 10 turn
back the University Of Michigan
w A tFo-rfigirt- icc hockey Series IN
Colorado Springs this weekend.
Connie Brown. accomplished
the comparatively rare feat 81
scoring four goals. three In one
period. TO spark the Indianapolis
Caps TO IA triumph over tho
Providence Reds last night In an
American League hockey game
at Providence, X. r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

fcatcd Mel DemariS Of Portsmouth.
y. H.. and >. while Frank
Stranahan. the young star from
Toledo. O.. was taking a ? up de-
feat from Bob Archibald of Jack
Sonvillc. Fla, and defending cham
pion Bill Stark of Jacksonville,
was losing TO Jean Teal. also of
Jacksonville, ! up on the nine
teenth hole, Mard Rodgers Uni-
vcrSity Of Florida freshman,
defeated Dick Van lKleeck Of
Jacksonville, 3 and ..
The University Of Southern
California reappointed Sam
Barry as head football coach
after its athletic directors de-
cided TO plan normal athletic
program despite the war. Barry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Il Was Off-Night for Tunney

"Thr impression from that vantage was that Tunney
rather had night until Spaa victim Of
severely eye. not permitted To continue.
AS for TunneyS version of memorable happening In
Soldier Field Chicago. the night of sept -, 1921 Gene
N o discussed long count:
~ first became Of the count when heard the
referee two.
This dsagces much with the trained ob>er aions
81 he William Nuldoon.
Let what the motion pictures prove discoursed
MuIdOOn Tunney dropped with succession OF blows
10 the round in question. lie in what
practically sitting position. with his left glove resting
mddIerng His right foot Topped po~eressy along
His left lee curled beneath him count
Of at least given claim before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

league. He broke long distance
records with tremendous drives al
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va.
In the winter. Wakefield. in
company with Bruce Campbell and
Walter 'Hoot' EverS. took a mo-
tor trip into Mexico. across the
border from Arizona The trio
visited with Wakefield'S uncle. in
Sonora. later going 10 the Pacific
Coast for fishing.
I'VE caught three sharks av-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
WAKEFIELD REGISTERED FOR DRAFT
Tiger Recruit Has Two Dependents

eraging about 20 pounds each"
Wakefield said. II landed two
Of them and Evers the other.
Bruce was the director, telling
us how To bring 'em In. IL was
great fun"
NEWS FOR CAMPBELL
While they were in Mexico,
Campbell learned that he had
been traded from the Tigers 10
the Washington Senators. That
was the deal in which frankie
Croucher and c m pb Ell were
snapped for Jimmy Bloodworth
and Doc Cramer.
Maybe IL Is all for the best"
was the philosophical Campbell's
reaction TO the trade, according
TO Wakefield.
Young EvcrS. who came out OF
the University of Illinois and who,
like Wakefield. is a rookie out
fielder who played at Winston
Salem last season, was married in
December. EverS. who lives in
Collnsville. Ill. will report here
in March. unless called for mill
tary service.
Manager Del Baker was ex-
pected to arrive in Lakeland to-
day from San Antonio. where the
Bakers spend the winter.
All pitchers and catchers are
expected 10 report this Sunday
and the rest OF the squad one
week later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Basketball Results
CoI.IIG.t

COLLEGE
Lawrence Tech So Illinois TerN q
MI,h normal 81 Northern Mich "a.
Czlstn - Dc SAFES 90
barton So N'tsutc'E 81.
capital IS HeIdeiberE 81
Nustiug4m g. De.isrn 10
Ohia q -. Marietta as
Miami tOt g.. NAmlrE''n q.
Akron - Kent state go
- Louis go. Washfng'.r tNnb 30
Georgia Teen 40 Georgia %.
Duke - Wake FotcS' ~ -
Davidson "a FUrmsu -
seton Han 11 - B9nsyer'lr' 81
Vest Texas = Arizona state Tempe 81
Texas Tech 60 ARIZONA "
HtGH ~ HUOI
81 1rs4pha' - - ferfrIde -
a. g. C. ia Mus-sE--n--ir.-tt .-
- agnes - SVef'e~f Heart q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

BILL EDWARDS. coach of the Detroit
Lions: "Nhizzer White wasn't at his hest asa
quarterback last season for just one reason. In
our first game with the Chicago Bears, when
we were trimmed 1910. I bawled out White he
tween halves. why do YOU keep running the
tackles: I asked. Throw the ball and take a
chance We can't win anyhow White replied
see II the Bears can take IT."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

CaSs Brovarncy. former Uni
vcrSity Of Detroit football star
who coaches basketball and foot
ball a. ST. JoScphS Commercial
College, has enlisted in the naval
reserve and Will study for COM
mission. Brovarncy -. starred IN
football az 81. JoSeph'S, also.
Taking six first places rs
Marilyn Grsmer aud Betty Heal
scored a total aE2o- petniS,-Rrct
ford Highs girls swimming
team trimmed Cooley, 53-i2.
The champion Boston Bruins
missed their famed kraut line to-
day as the Brooklyn Americans
boosted of s TO 4 victory last
night in Madison Square Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

OF the three favOritcS 10 win
the fiftPe h annual national
Of golf club cham
pionS. hut one - mcdaliSt Carl
Damn Of Orlando, Fla. remained
in the running as the tourna-
mcnt moved into the semifinalS
al ST. Augustine, Fla. Damn de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

Trustees Of Purdue University
will meet within 10 days or two
weeks" 10 choose head foot
ball coach TO succeed Nal FL
ward. President Edward {. Ell
lott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Hockey Standings
LEAGTE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT 8. Chicago l.
Brook yr Is Boston
TOMORRON'S GAMES
chicago ~ Montreal
Brook AZ Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
ADAMS JOINS IN

The long jawed Clancy first re-
fused TO 60. But he didn't start
play. and skated over when
Thompson drew several of his
players 10 the boards. As the
Hawk manager began 10 berate
the referee. the red faced Adams
Jumped from the Detroit bench
and pushed his way through play
erS and spectators. He joined IN
the shouting.
Thompson began 10 swing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

MARTIN BLENTN. in charge Of tho Detroit
SportSmcnS Congress Cooley High Rifle League:
After my fourth time at ID caliber target shoot
ing have improved my score more than 80
per cent Now let one Of those big eight point
bucks show their head or n Jap, too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
POWER HITTER

While he did not hit as con-
Sistrntly as he had hoped 10 do.
Wakefield revealed pl enty Of
power in his clubbing in the minor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
PENALTIES IRK THOMPSON

There was bitterness in the
hearts OF the two managers. The
usually mild Thompson was flus-
tered by the fact that his team.
which is far ahead of Detroit in
the league race, was losing its
eighth successive game in two
seasons on Detroit ice. His tenn
pcrature passed the boiling point
when the Wings. after scoring
three times in the second period,
added three goals in the third with
the Hawks Shorthanded on each
occasion.
jerry Brown. the Red Wings
rookie center. had just scored his
second goal Of the night and the
Red Wings sixth Of the game
when Referee King Clancy decided
that Joe Cooper of the Hawks
had tunked Jack Stewart on the
head and should 60 10 the penalty
box.
Thompson lcaped in rage. Goals
by Mud Bruneteau and Eddie
Wares with MuSh March off, Their
Browns goal Now another chance
for these erratiC Red Wings r.
whaCk in more humiliating goals
on club that is fighting for~th'
top. Thompson yelled for ClanC!
10 come and explain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

q New York ring against Make
Berger for their l2-rounder to-
night 4 3 10 | favorlte 10 climb a
step nearer a championship tussle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
WHAT THEY SAY

LEO BEEBE former University OF Michigan basketball cap
baseball ITS going he hard
with the fellows this for baseball But guess
/ stand II until we lick them buns
BILL CORUM famed \ Y. Journal American
carst "Sport they will be eNcting