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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

Il took him Roy Thorpe) along be-
cause couldn't drive a car myself i had
a grudge to settle with Barber and l
settled it. told him would and did"
did you haze quarrel With him
a long time ago"
Sure, was chOre boy out there. l
was only about IL. One day was feeding
the pigs and Barber said wasn't giving
them enough. One word led to another,
we got into fight down by the pig pen
and beat up on the old guy.
'Mrs. Barber stopped the fight and
when got back in the house, Barber had
a stick i'm his hand and he hit me over the
head with il. told him then that I'd get
even with him. / was waiting for my
chance as soon as got out of prison.
II picked up Thorpe and made him
drive me to the Barber house. When we
went in, 1 said to Barber, Hello there,
Barber, I'm back to pay my compliments
and 1 let him have it.
IL wanted to get BARRIERS gun, that's
why l searched the house. I'd been wait
ing to do this for long time.
"Then we went out and started
driving"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
IN THE
NEWS

TT is an astonishing thing
1 that everybody seems to
be able to get out Of the
Philippines. but nobody seems
able to get in.
There Is no doubt of the
need of our American troops
and their fine Filipino COM
paniOns for arms and planes
and equipment of Ill kinds.
There is no doubt of their
need for reinforcement and
encouragement.
Everybody, from the high
est to the lowest, who is IA
miliar with the sufferings
and seventies our heroic de-
tenders are enduring In the
Philippines, implores that aid
be sent to them swiftly and
sufficiently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Three Victims Of SLAYER

PiccOne's three victims were:
GASStUS BARBER, II, a farmer living near Oxford
shot down he sat in his kitchen because he beat me once
when was about IL years old"
c. ROMANO POTTER rs cousin and next.farm
neghbor of Barber killed in his home when he grabbed AZ
my gun and told me to get out"
CARL MCKENZIE, 49, farmer from near Concord
south of Jackson shot down from behind because che got
very fresh and wanted to take my license number"
Roy Thorpe 81 neghbor of Potter and Barber was kid
naped by ccone after he had killed Potter Thorpe was forced
at point murders of Barber and Mckenzie
Pccone told him he going to kill him because bs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Artillery DueIs
On Manila Bay
BY JOSEPH A. BORIS

Int News Service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. April With
japanese land troops again forced
TO A virtual standstill on Bataan.
Corregidor guns today fought off
intermittent aerial attacks for the
tenth consecutive day while artil-
lery batteries ducied with enemy
siege guns on the Manila Bay
shore.
The war department. in a COM
munlque, reported that the last "A
hours on Bataan had seen only
local patrol activity in contrast TO
the fierce hand-to-hand bayonet
fighting which yesterday thwarted
major enemy assault.
Enemy artillery and dive bomb
ers, however, continued their she'll
ing and bombing OF American posi-
tons on the peninsula, indicating
the japanese intend 10 continue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
FORD FACTORY BLASTED

V1CHY, France, April 2 CNS).
The Ford factory at Poissy, on
the outskirts OF Paris, was sever
ely damaged in last nights heavy
Raj attack, 1t was revealed here
today.
Rueil. Cormeilles en- Paris. San
Nois and Poissy bore the brunt OF
the attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
4th Victim Spared
To Drive Death Car

The 20-year-old Highland Park youth
who committed three cold blooded murders
in a 900=mile, 30=hour crime tour of the state
was captured by two state troopers today
without struggle.
A fourth man, forced to accompany the
killer on his tour was rescued unframed.
The killer, Dominick Piccone, released
from Jackson prison two weeks ago because
there was no legal way to hold him although
psychiatrists labeled him potentially homi-
cidal, freely confessed the murders
He told Prosecutor Charles l.. Wilson Of
Oakland County he would plead guilty when
before Justice Fred Stevens of Ok
ford. After his afraignment he will be irnme-
diately taken before Presiding Circuit Judge
H. Russell Holland in Pontiac, where he is
now held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Gets $I2,5oo DAMAGES

A jury in the court of Federal
Judge Arthur +. Lederle today
awarded damages Of S12,50O TO
Everett Pitzer %. railroad brake
man Of Chicago, in his suit against
the Detroit-Toledo and Ironton
Railroad. which employed him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Italian Ship Sunk

ROME, April ? OUP) italian
broadcast, recorded by United
Press at London).~- high COM
mand communique said today that
an Allied submarine had sunk a
light Italian patrol craft in the
Central Mediterranean. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
WATERS MINED

Mines we're Sown thick in enemy
waters through which German
heavy feet units might seek 10
go 10 attack the British American
Arctic supply line TO Russia's ports
of Murmansk and Archangel.
Fighter planes attacked air
dromeS and railroads in Belgium
and occupied northern France and
destroyed one enemy bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Speed Evacuation Of Aliens

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2
(UP).--The army accelerated lis
alien evacuation program today by
alien and American-born
japanese TO leave most Of San
Diego County and a section Of San
Francisco by April 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
DRANCIS Il. SA YR f,
II United States commits

OHlutu OtdttS tOtuiuto-
sioner to the Philippines,
who recently arrived i'm San
Francisco, carried the same
message.
Commissioner Sayre is a
sOn-in-law of the late Presi-
dent Wilson.
He is a very distinguished
gentleman and very earnest
and sincere.
He Is called to Washington
to report to President ROose-
welt.
He has already delivered
his message to the American
people on the screen and in
the columns of the newspa-
pers.
1t Is a message which stirs
the heart to deepest sympathy
and the mind TO the demand
for action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

RIO DE JANEIRO, April
(INS).-Reports in Buenos Aires
OF naval action off the Brazilian
coast were denied in Rio de Janeirc
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

needed him to drive the car.
Thorpe in constant peril of his
life from a man who apparently
killed without reason or warming.
for the entire 20 hours had but an
hours nap and nothing to eat or
drink.
lie had 10 be assisted from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

car by the state troopers after
Piccones capture.
Il expected 10 be killed either
by Piecone or by YOU when I
sighted your ear coming
Thorpe told State Troopers Roy
Continued on Page SIR,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
The Weather
HoTRLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set st 75s p. m. today.
and rise tomorrow at 7:li a. m
The moon will rise today At a:33 ?. m
and set tomorrow at s:43 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Is BoMBERs MISSING

II was admitted that Is bomb.
ing planes were missing and re.
ports indicated that hundreds oil
planes. including the newest, big
gest long range bombers, had
taken part, dropping gigantic
demolition bombs of new type.
The British planes were aided
by the light of the full moon in
.resuming their spring offensive
over thousands OF square miles.
The Matford (Ford) factory
outside Paris was bombed for the
second time. The plant makes
trucks for Germany.
Industrial detectives and COM
munications were attacked in west
and northwest Germany in an at
tempt TO cripple factories and rail
roads needed for material for the
German spring offensive.
Docks and shipping were az
tackled at lie Havre, on the French
coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
SAYRE

Returning to
America utter tlc0 and q
half months Of Manila and
COrregidor under constant
bombing and sheHfirc IS
like entering q Hew World.
Life can ncrer/be qpite the
same again.
"Americ0B soldiers and
sailors, assisted bg Filipino
troops, are fighting mag
nificentiy.
AT the battlefront from
which I hare Just come sol
diers and sailors are going
through the tortureS Of he'll
for as here in America.
They cannot possibly con-
tinue to hold the line an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
WANTS FEDERAL o. X.

Ralph Macmillan, secretary OF
the Detroit Building Employers
Labor Relations Council. said the
work stoppage was an unjustified
strike.
We do not intend 10 grant
wage increases without the APP
proval OF the government, be-
cause the government has such a
vital interest in many of the
contracts" MACMILLAN said. Eve
are willing 60 have the sfabili-
ZatiOn board Of review. which Is
composed Of both government
and ALL representatives, arbi-
trate the question"
Friedman said the painters will
return 10 defense jobs at the di-
rect request Of the government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
full CONFESSION GIVEN
Painting
Jobs Here
Halted

Two thousand painters were idle
today and work was stopped on
all union residential and indus
trial painting jobs in Detroit as
result of a dispute in which the
Painters District Council tAF'E, is
seeking I2Ia cents an hour pay
raises for painters and a 25 per
cent increase for sprayers.
The painters stoppe d work
union officials said. after contrac-
tors had refused even TO consider
pay raises Joseph Friedman,
union secretary. said his organiza.
tion did not consider the work
stoppage because the contractors
had refused 10 sign an agreement
to replace one which had expired
and have therefore locked out"
their employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
British Bomb
Paris P ANTS,
Waters
Former Ford Factory
Blasted in Gigantic
Raid on Nazis

LONDON. April ? UP).-
British planes, in one of their
greatest raids, attacked detectives
over western and northwestern
Germany, Belgium and northern
France. including the Paris
suburbs. and laid mines in enemy
waters during the night, the air
ministry said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02

ut DON'T think IL 1ciH
be so terribly long
before things pick
mp ont here" Crites young
Ronald Pigg IA captain Of
engineers NTH our Philip
pine forces to his family in
Omaha.
"TeU ereryone hello for
me and see 10 IL that zee
get THE TOOL, HEAP-
ONS AND PLANES WE
NEED"
These splendid young
Americans do not ask for re-
lief from the rigors of war
from the constant strain and
suffering of the gruelling
daily battle.
They ask only for the
equipment to enable them to
make their efforts and their
sacrifices successful--to en-
able them 10 serve their coun-
try effectively and yictori-
Ously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
TODAY-In The Times

CONTINUED on Next Page, Col 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-02
Deny Naval Battle

Continued on Page SKI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Bdvdriidn Game
Soccer Feature

PsNarians leaders ~ the Mich.
gan Amateur Soccer League face
Huncarians N the feature game
this Sunday ~ Solvay Park.
With only four more games IA
PLAY BayarianS are leading the
league bN three points over the
undcfcatcd Nenetiansa who have
SIX contests remaining to play.
Ncncuans beat the Bavarians in
their first contest. 10 Both meet
again = schedule play
In four other league games
scheduled Ct Clair. Detroiters
Venetian and ThiStles are favored
10 WIN over their respective OPP
poneniS
Semf.nalS games in the city cup
competition between 81. Clair and
HungaranS and Venetians and
BavsrianS will he played early in
April
- JAYNE F.s'- n s. clair W
iss-s y,.'- - N WORKERS ~ n.
81 car Ped lp m Rangers "
Venetian
CAR Fi.1 7p German. "
Th,vI'ss
so'vs Psrs 2 ?. HunssHsns -
Rs,arip-s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Champs There

Among the hundred skaters II
the review are three national
champions. Melva Block. national
senior women's figure skating
champion. Ann Manion. national
senior pairs champion with Walter
Stokosa. and Dorothy Law. ma
tional junior speed skating title
holder
BESIDES there are seven state
champions. Margret Williams
Janet Yeamck. Marilyn Hill Bruce
Towle. John Prendergast. Douglas
Breniser and Jack Weir. and for
mer national skate dance winners
Lloyd and Virginia Young.
The girls roller hocke, team Al
Wells practices each Tuesday night
after The regular skating session
while the team Al Eastwood Is
working out daily preparatory n
games with Wells and Flint Roller
drome. Riverside will have :
moonlight skating party Saturday
from midnight until 200 m
Fourth graceful skating contest
~ set for VARSITY Garden Sunda,
night with three more weeks left
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
RolIin' Around
LAST STARS AND STRIPES
SET TUESDAY,
Nv MARGARET RUSSELL

Don't forget n start your defense
stamp collection with coupons
from your tickets there.
Rouge Park Rollerdrome will
have a special price Of II cents
for the Riddles matinee Saturday
AFTERNOONS. Genevieve Ross from
this rink will enter The state jun-
Tor figure skating contest this
month AT Arena Gardens
Art karslake. one Of the man.
ayers NJ Lincoln Rink, had a motor
accident while returning from a
vacation IN Florida. He wasn't
hurt. but was DELAYED a week in
returning.
Edgewater Park hockey team
will play Flint Rollerdrome Al
500 p, m. Sunday A. Edgewater
where new side-boards and other
new hockey equipment has been
installed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

The handsome Apps was not al
his best this season but she was
still great when he went all out
better than any other center in
the league and the best PLAYER on
the Toronto club which was always
AT or near the top of the National
League.
There weren't any better defense
men around than Jack Stewart
and William FLASH Hollett.
Surely none tougher and more
dependable IN his own zone than
Stewart, the Pilot Mound. Man.
boy who has been increasing in
stature As player each year. This
season Stewart was not only a
great defensive player but earned
distinction as puck-carrying de-
tense man. This is department in
which Hollett excelled.
Tommy Anderson of the Amer
leans outscored all the defense men
Of the league but the hard-going
Amerk. converted from a center
this season, could not match the
first two as defense man. Pat
Egan, the Amerks' husky, would
he the choice of man as manager
who had first pick of the leagues
stars. There is one point on which
most all-star team SelectorS did
agree this year and that was that
Earl Seibert of Chicago and Art
Coulter OF New York would have
TO step out of the all-star picture
this season. .r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
SoftbdII Loop
Plans Season

The Detroit Softball Association
will hold its final preseason meet
ing in Mack Park Monday night
AT 9 p. m.
Schedules for the first half OF
the split season will he drawn and
decisions on what teams 10 permit
10 compete in the loops two divi-
Sions will be made.
Four teams have already been
certified for the Major League.
They are Hudson A. A. ChrySler
Tank Arsenal. Fruehauf Trailer
and V. r. w. tFairview PoSU
The latter team is A combination
Of players from the 1871 Tom
BOYD and DoFour tens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
State Il Starts
Drills March 81

EAST LANSING. March 2t.-
With only two varsity regulars re-
turning. Michigan State will start
It's football rebuilding program al
spring practice on March 81 II was
announced TO-DAY by Coac h
Charley Bachman.
The spring session viii last for
a period Of six weeks until May Z
with the prime efforts being dc
voted TO finding capable replace
ments
Dick Kieppe left halfback, and
Pete Fornsri. right halfback arc
III. onl, surviving members nj the
starting team from last season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Wright Is Stondout

Joe Wright ~ the champion 81
Frederick's team of Pontiac is the
standout PLAYER among he Sec
ond Division selections. His great
performance IN the finals AZ
Olympia will not soon no forgot
ten He possesses speed aggressive.
ness and an unerrinG eye
Bill Lingeman of St Charles
topped all the scorers and set new
league record by scoring ~ points
in one game. Big Fred Otto was
not a, his hcst IN the Second D..
vision final. hui his play stood out
in ST Paul'S ll-game winning
streak
The Two other Second Division
places 20 IN Hugh Buchanan Of ST.
Mary of ROYAL Oak. and Fill
Cpina NJ 81 StanISlaus They We're
the outstanding PLAYERS on teams
that were in tho running 70 tho
last
Two 81 1oScphat PLAYERS. Leo
Sow inSki and Cass Kwiefnov SKI
won places on the Third Division s
first team. All season they stood
out in 81 IoSephats drive 10 the
.'ird Division championship
There was little question that
Pete Foster of Rosary deserved ?
place On Tho first team Bill kuhik
% 81. Caslmir and Chef ZalewSki
Of Nj Carmel captured The two
other spots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Former Prep Star
Heads Mat Card

Harold Chsundy. former South
eastern High School athlete. will
make his bow as headliner
Tuesday night when he meets
bearded Eddie Boga rski. in the
feature wrestling bout at Fairview
Gardens.
They met once before 10 de-
.termine who would get promised
main go but the bout went 10 a
draw The semifinal will pain
Bert Ruhi and AL LaFoon. An
other bout completes the card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
RoHin' Around
News NJ the Kinks

News NJ the Kinks.
The third and last performance
of the patriotic carnival Stars
and Stripes ny the Detroit Figure
Skating Club will he held AZ Arena
Gardens Tuesday night Al S p. m.
The two previous performances
played IN packed houses. gave %
per cent Of the gross proceeds n
the Red Cross War Relief Fund
and 10 The Detroit Times Buy
a Bomber" campaign.
This show will he gwen for the
benefit Of The AL A. DAY Shoe
Fund. in existence since 1882 tn
provide for the children Al the
American Legion Billet at Otter
AXE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
londos Promised
Terrific Mat Battle

Win. lose or draw. Abe Cole.
man. who meets Jim Londos IT
tho feature Of the card that vii
inaugllrato a now wrestling SetuT
AZ the Arena Gardens. MONDAY
night promises 10 give the cham.
pion tho workout of his life.
Coleman is due here Sunday
along with WladISlaw Talun. the
giant Pole who takes on Jack
League NJ Teas IN the semifinal
This one should DO truly a battle
nj mat giants since Tslun stands
seven feet and weighs 270 pounds
7nd tho Texan IsAa mere go.
pounder who measures six feet
two inches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Generous
Hawks 10 Give l942-43
Profits 10 War Relief

CHICAGO, March 21 fUP) -
The Chicago Blackhavks IF the
National Hockey League viii do.
nate their complete profits from
the 1929 season 10 a wartime
relief agency Mai Frederic Nc.
Laughlin. president OF the club
announced today.
The contribution is expected n
amount IN between $4,000 anc
$4,000. Maio Mclaughlin has moi
decided whore the money will hi
donated
I'D like for N 20 20 IN some
agency which would help support
the fsri'iss ~ American and
Canadian soldiers" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Brimsek Rated Tops
On All-Star SeXtet
Stood Out
Even Though
Team Folded
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

Frank Brimsek. Boston Bruins
goaltender and the standout player
in the National Hockey League
this year. captains The Detroit
Times National Hockey League
all-star team for the 1941-42
season.
II ever player earned the
honor it was this American-born
star from Eveleth.. Mimi 3rim-
SEX stood fast, although his team
virtually collapsed around him in
mid-Season with the loss of the
Kraut line 10 the Canadian air
force and shelving of Bill Cowley
and Dit Clapper with injuries. He
finished the season brilliantly TO
win the Vezina Trophy. which
goes each year 10 the goalie
against whom the fewest scores
are made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

associate Of August Belmont. Jerome helped
build Jerome Park and the old Coney Island
Jockey Club. The Jerome Handicap named In
his honor IL run annually at Belmont Park.
Cravat and Roman are among the recent winners.
While Dodgers are going even daffier over
rookie catcher Cliff Dapper, New York Giants are
footing the horn for their own find 19-year-od
Willard Marshall who pushed Johnny Fucker from
his center field ioh..Fred Merke, who failed to
touch second that time is up against IT in New York
The bellylaugh of the baseball training season
IS the report turned in by the detective who trailed
the Brooklyn Buns around the Havana hot-sp
Those hiflbillies certainly get acclimated in a
hurry. And they proved they could dance with
their shoes ON too
Although the Red Wings leave Mt 8 A. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
the Hook
With
Leois n. Walter

Hockey Whisper Paul Thompson having established record
by lasting four the
get the old booo when the payofs Fncky Major Fred
Mclaughlin ophated Chicago reported dissatisfied with
the results obtained with the aggedy bche material
Thompson although the Hawks have
Johnny Gottseig. Kansas City manager is next in line.
Winston ChurchI grandfather
Yorkan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Here are thumbnail sketches oI
the first five:
BILL WARD, Visitation Sen.
Tor. II years old. feet | inch tall
Four years on team A nstura
leader and an asset 10 any team
Cool. smart and constant threat
Scored l43 points.
LLOYD KOCH. Lourdes Sen
Tor. is. : feet n inches. Three
years on team. Tricky and ar
~6fpcrt one-handcd shot Scored
~LEN SLtZINSkI. De la Sale
Senior, ls. s feet pa inches
Three years on team. Tho league :
8 ~. Il. ~ -r~s SttaStS fr08 l,l1;
Or ee,.ne.'f-s l.er. .t,,yrS' DtFBSon
s'SSSssnsf 10 - :, p*'t,s
~ ,,S.s. q sH,l y Y ~
TED PLAZA. Loafdes Senior
is. \ feet II inches Three years
on team Good leader. steady and
excellent shot, Scored l46 points
EARL la FONTAINE.. ST
Theresa Senior. II. ; feet ~
inches. Two years on team. Moves
fast on court and most dangerous
lone shot in league. Scored g.
points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
SECOND DIVISION
Second Team
THIRD DIVISION
Second Team

Erwin Solo Mt. Carmel
Don Espcr Sacred Heart
Oscar Hosry Xavier
Bob Clancy st. Vincent
Jim Beaudry Sacred Heart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

= . AQFh
Rangers; win9s--sId Abel, De-
troit, and Gordon. Drilion, To-
-sronto Maple Leafs.
Hextall and Patrick were almost
unanimous for all-star team G
throughout Canada and the United
States. II was another big year
for Hextall. who this season led
the entire National League in Scor-
ing after tying for second place
last year behind Cowley. Hextall
and Patrick formed with Phil Wat
son the highest scoring line in
hockey the line which led Rangers
in their return 10 the hockey
heights. The 30-year-old Patrick
has the best year of his career
with only Hextall as a scoring
rival.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
PAUL THOMPSON

rA'| Monday Montreal the
who with them
Dave Grfiths Harold Chion
movement Harry jacobson Frank Prendeve
tram those packing their bags.
Embarrassing Moments Dept One of
in the Times bowling sweepstakes writing of
the
the bowler in back of have many
the sweepstakes
along the alleys No wonder where the replied
Right here I'm Father Walsh" quiet answer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
His I'd Trophy

II was Brimsek's second Vezins
Trophy triumph, but this time his
feat was far more noteworthy
than in 1889 season when he
had a world championship club IN
front Of him.
Named with BrimSek TO the all
star team are:
Wings-Bryan HextalI and
Lynn Patrick, New YORK Ran
gers.
Center-Sylvsnus Apps, To-
rOnto Maple Leafs. 4
Defense-Flash HoIIett, Bos-
ton Bruins, and John Stewart,
Detroit Red Wings.
SECOND TEAM