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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

As George Falotieo he Was ar
rested in Oklahoma city Jan. Is
after complaints that he had rep
resented himself as an agent of the
Canadian government Police there
said the John h. Van Wagner alias
was a new one 10 them; they had
heard OF several others,
II IL up to Metzler TO talk Okla
homa out of the man. as q justice
Of the peace there has ordered
John held on two fugitive warrants
at $4,000 bail each for Boston
and the county attorney. Lewis r.
Morris has advised Boston will
have first chance TO extradite Van
Wagner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Thirteea = Aae-

The card listed no less than -
names which Van Wagner had
ussd besides Van Wagner.
city police held = request from
Boston authorities that Van Wag-
nsr b. held for them for skipping
a SIS 900 bail bond IN Connection
with a Ds4nco charge similar 70
that filed here. Coy. Arthur u
Langlie Of TINS state had honOred
a governors warrant from asAs-
Aehusstts asking for eKtraditiOn
q Van Wagner 70 that state
But Van W4gners bal as
fixed FIRST a. 5000 b. Judge
Joseph \. Asilsry Nhen the De-
PENDANT Nss arfaiEnsd before
MIN. That Sss posted Tor him
and then he got away Who Was
directly responsible for hls release
a still q moot question
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

Come in early or your nelghbor may snatch
up the club chair with attached pillow back
that you had your heart set on or the
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you've wanted for your home. We're elsan-
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single one of them worth far more than the
price you see. whose only fault l. that they
are one-of-a.kind. Your credit il good"
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

TolefsOn said Wednesday that
II Van Wagner Is brought hack
here his bal viii still b. IS 900
and that be viii b tired On the
original charge q attempted grand
isrosny-an attempt u - charged.
70 bunoo a California contractor
named Kenyon out ~ = consider
abe sum IN house building
EcnsHs. Tollsfson sad Kenyon has
sEreed 10 testify Other charges
may De pressed later. ne indicated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Hold Van Wagner
In Oklahoma CITY

Continued Prom Page One
sss under QUESTIONING II I'M
m~a IN okishew. city. pre-
.a.sshis - basis complaints
.. p~iioe ke had e<~n tsikiak
- coatrsefer. skest bids fer
ces~tructies 81 =. .irpert IN
Resumeat.
Here's how fast things car move
IN The line n justice.
Farrar tslephoned Prosecutor
Ther C. rellsfson aho had Just
arrived home. Tcllsfson telephonod
his deputies. Hugo Aetslsr jr.. and
Fritz Metfgsr. two ssenngrarhers.
Gov. LanElie. who sid he'd wait
up. Miss Esther ostrom. deputy
county clerk, superior Judge
Ernest N. Card
The rush started with a rendes-
vous ~ roliefson's office. Ths at
torneys and stenographers waded
through files and punched type
writers until HAS ,. m. BY which
time the papers asking Van Wag-
ner's extradlilon we're ready for
various signatures. Miss os,roms
first.
Signed Nv Gard
Judge Card signed the docu-
ments q few minutes later At his
home: then Assistant state Attor-
ney General John =. neloher Vas
hauled out Of bed at midnight 20
approve tho papers as TO form;
then Metxler and Aetkger tore off
for Olympia and the governors
mansion.
Meanwhile Tollefson had called
United Air LINES and made q reser-
walton for Metsler for the =. m.
plane eastbound They had 10
Dust one passenger off at seattle
10 make room for the deputy
prosecutor.
All this. roughly. In IL hours
from scratch. but Tacoma officials
want Van wagner-if they can get
him.
Agent Of Canada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
MandeI Deserves Orchid
for His Contribution
to Amy Relief Game
SALOONKEEPERS ARE CHALLENGED

Fred A. Mandel Jr orchid for his contribution
the Army Relief game in which his Lions will engage Maj
Wallace Wades Army Atars at University OF Detroit STADIUM
Wednesday
With only the actual expenses Of the taken out Army
Relief will all of the receipts Of the contest Mandel has
revealed The Lions will make penny out of the game
which is in refreshing contrast to the grab in which George
Preston Marshall and his Redskins the Los Angeles Coliseum
and other agencies reported TO have uked something like
000-more per cent-rom the total receipts Of
$4,000 for played in the Southern California metropolis
So If fans turn out "Wednesday as we all hope nice tidy
should be realized for Army Relief University of Detroit
Stadium holds about 10000 customers Detroit with its nearly
100000 population ought be able assemble that many
persons for worthy.
Baseball racing and golf have done much for relief
agencies Detroit Pro football is anxious do it's
help them will you pease With good football promised and
chance to help the army relief can't lose. Let's
make 1t big night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
How's About a Soldier Ticket, PaI7

They don't fool in Denver when they want to turn out
crowd for a relief Carberry his column
the Denver Post, the following:
Gust in you interested. soldier! Not of
those Princes when YOU the price, Among Good Eel
lows the Denver saloon keepers have bought much
single soldier ticket to the Sunday Cardinal football
game-you know, the tickets which who
for another. haven't got the bucks
twenty 1t takes to get in at the gate.
81 figured you'd like to know"
All of which suggests swell idea-If the 5000 more
Detroit tavern keepers each bought four tickets for soldiers and
sailors u of D. Stadium would be packed Wednesday night for
the game between the Lions and Army ASars The other
folks could home and listen the game via radio The only
trouble that Fred Mande might have trouble digging 10000
soldiers and sailors around here who could go game
But that doesn't stop the 5000 keepers from each
buying four tickets and making the Denver grogshp
Jealous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Cards Close In
On Dodgers
p Games Space
Pair With Twin
Bills on Today

NEW YORK, Sept. 7 CUP).-
The pennant-hungry st. Louis
Cardinals were two and one-half
games behind the jittery pace-set-
ting Brooklyn Dodgers as both
clubs swung into the stretch with
vital Labor Day doubleheaders to-
day.
When the smoke clears, the Ma
tional Leagues flag chase may
have become tighter than a sailors
knot.
Two veterans, Bucky Newsom,
winner of II games. and Curt
Davis. a 15-game winner, carrying
the Dodgers hopes against the
Brave5' Alva Javery and Jim
Tobin at Boston. Javery. boasting
six victories in his last seven
starts and II for the year, and
Tobin. who has triumphed in 10
contests. may be difficult enough
to help the Cardinals, cause.
The Red Birds are calling two
of their best men--Max Lanier
Cpd and Johnny Beazley 1S-5)
TO work against the Pirates Rip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Bears in Romp;
Army Winner
by international News Service

Gridiron fans of the nation had
"a further glimpse today of what
the National Football League sea-
son will be like as five teams
swung into action in exhibition
games. one against an army
eleven.
At Pittsburgh the champion
Chicago Bears routed the Steelers,
1920, before more than 10000
fans in Forbes Field. Andy To-
masic. former Temple star, gave
the Pittsburgh fans a thrill by
dashing 26 yards through the
Bears for the Steelers' final touch
down, while Dick Rifle ran "A
yards for the first Pittsburgh
score.
Johnny I,imbrough, former
Texas A. and M. All-American,
rang up two touchdowns, one q
95-yard run from kickoff to pace
Maj. Wallace Wade's Army ALL
tStarto 1910 victory over the
Chicago Cardinals at Denver.
Chicago opened the scoring with
a field goal by Bill Daddio, but
the soldiers left the field with a
SO lead at halftime. With the
Cardinals leading again, 1919, in
the final quarter. Kimbrough
pulled the game out of the fire
with four minutes to play by rip
ping through guard for his second
touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Army AN-Stdr,
Lion Triumphs
Indicate Battle
BY LEO MACDONELL

The Lions smashing victory over
the Philadelphia Eagles, AZ to z,
in an exhibition game in Erie Sat-
urday night coupled with the
triumph of Maj. Wallace Wade's
Army All-Stars over the Chicago
Cardinals, 16 to 10. in Denver
Sunday, today added great impetus
to the coming titanic affair be-
tween the Lions and Army Stars
in University of Detroit Stadium
Wednesday night.
The game here Wednesday will
be for Army Relief and Fred l..
Mandel Jr.. owner of the Detroit
professional tie am, and civic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Crosby
Doubles in Golf

Bing Crosby will team with
Jimmy Demaret against Byron
and Chick Harbert today
at Plum Hollow in an exhibition
golf match. proceeds of which will
go to the Selfridge Field Recrea-
tion Center.
The match will begin at 2:30
p. m. Grooming Bing has prom
ised to sing not only for the large
gallery expected. but also for the
fhers and enlisted men at Sell
fridge Field in the evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Popularity Boys Top
Arena Wrestling Bill
ToNIGHT's BOUTS

Bert Rubi, Hungary. vs.. Rufus Jones,
Red Run, In 3 falls.
BABE" Kasaboski. Toronto. VS. Buddy
Knox. Roanoke, 2 in 3 falls.
wild Bill" Zimivich Russia, w.
Flash" Clifford. Toledo. one fall.
Sailor Olson. Minneapolis, vs.. Fred Car
rome, Boston. one fall.
Babe" Kasaboski and Bert
Rubi, the two popularity boys.
feature tonight's holiday wrestling
card at Arena Gardens. Rubi is
slated to face Rough Rufus Jones
in the top bout. and the Babe"
stacks UP against Buddy Knox,
the fast Virginian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
IT'S DIFFERENT, NOW

Whereas up to recently. Detroit
football fans may have visualiZed
Earring John Kimbrough ripping
the Lions to shreds and other ALI
America stars assembled by Major
Wade heaping like cruelities on
Coach Bill Edwards charges, il
begins TO look. viewing Detroit's
stunning victory over the Eagles,
as if Edwards himself has some
thing pretty formidable in the way
of a girdiron steamroller. When
you pile I'D AZ points against any
National League eleven its is a
achievement.
While Edwards expressed him.
self as well pleased with the
showing of the Lions against the
Eagles, he Is making no extrava-
giant claims. He assures you that
he is fully aware that Major Wade
has football juggernaut.
I'VE ironed out some rough
spots In Erie" Edwards re-
ported on the return of the
triumphant Lions Detroit.
"but we have rough edges left.
IL was our first game of the
year, you know. Besides we are
fully aware that the Army Is
bringing q strong team to De-
troit."
Edwards said that the Lions
were never lulled TO over-confi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
GOOD CONDITION

The squad turned out yesterday
for the annual day of picture taxi
ing. Coach Crisler was absent in
Chicago where he was explaining
the new rules to the Western Con-
ference officials. Fifty boys turned
out yesterday and about 10 more
are expected today. Most of the
boys either worked or attended
schools, and all reportedIin excel
lent condition.
Tom Kuzmd reported at playing
weight after a summer of life
guarding on Lake Michigan. He
booted a few Just to show he
hadn't lost the knack that made
him the country's No. kicker last
fall.
Cliff Wise, who returns to school
after years absence. looked very
good both kicking and passing. He
should see a lot of service as
Kuzma's understudy this fall. The
first string backfield posts belong
to Captain George Ceithaml, quar-
terback: Kuzma, left half: Don
Boor. fullback. and Paul White,
right half. They will hold them
until the others prove their claim.
George Ceithaml is enlisted ir
the Navy VI program and should
be deferred until he completes his
education. Kuzma is in advance
ROTC at the university. A major
ity of the players are in. the 1919
year group, and there is expected
to be no call of them until the
football season is over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

a 20 the first 10 DO 20 since Leo
Conroy did it Is years ago. Par
Is 70 Conroy made II.
Herman Evans and George
Moroz are paired In the first flight,
Stephen Niegowski and John Cos.
sey In the second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Tickets on Sale
All DGH Tuesday

Tickets for the Lions-Army all
Etar football game at University
of Detroit Stdium Wednesday
night can be purchased either AT
the Lions office, 202 Book Build
ing, or at the stadium offices from
9 a. m. until 8 p. m. Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Some Promising Attractions Uncovered

the satisfying mt show which the veteran sports promoter
staged Olympia Friday night AS Londes promised before
the "sod card of we'll matched boys
with promise development for the building of boxing in
Detroit The fights good and Londes uncovered
Using box office attractions especially Jimmy Edgar Tommy
Charley Hayes. there kid by the Of
Lew Woods who pleased the customers not to mention the
rugged and Bobby McInte another of the winners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Red Cross Golf Final AT River Rouge Today

Finals in the Red Cross benefit
golf tournament are booked today
over the River Rouge Park course
with Lee Gohs and Ray. Lane
paired IN the championship flight.
Gohs broke par yesterday with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
WrobbeI Eliminated
In Toledo Tourney

TOLEDO. o.. Sept. THE best
match of the day in the twelfth
annual tennis tournament now in
progress at the Toledo Tennis Club
here found Ed Rathbun of Toledo
seeded No. 3, taking the measure
of Hubert Wrobbel of Detroit, 6-3,
10-12 1O-10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
FOX TERRIER GOES BEST OF SHOW
Sun Beau Sandra Highland Park Winner
BY DON GILES

Sun Beau Sandra. a smart little
champion wire haired fox terrier.
owned by John Eckhardt of Clear
Water, Fla. brought the seventh
annual Oakland County Kennel
Clubs all breed dog show to a
close last night at the Community
Market Building in Royal Oak. by
emerging victorious over SIT dogs.
The show, most successful in the
clubs history, shattered an attend
ance market, when more specta-
tors passed through the gates than
all previous six shows combined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Injury Healed,
Boor Reports
To u. NJ. Squad
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 7-Don
Boor, reserve fullback for the Uni
versity of Michigan last year. has
been okayed for competition this
year and today starts practice as
the most likely first string full
back.
For a time II was feared that a
knee injury might keep him off
the Michigan squad, but the doc
tors pronounced him perfect for
the coming season.
This is most heartening news
for Herbert o. Crisler. football
coach at Michigan, who today
starts his fifth year. And from all
Indications il will be the toughest
year of all. There are 10 games on
the schedule, making IL the stiffest
card Michigan has faced. Notre
Dame returns after an absence of
33 years.
The time Is short before the first
game against the powerful Great
Lakes eleven September 20. Re-
placements have TO be found for
many places. and strong reserves
must be deyeloped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Major League
Standings

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 2. Chicago o.
Boston 3, Philadelphia Z.
81. Louis as. Cleveland 7-s.
New York f1-i5. Washington ga.
TODAY's GAMES
81. Louis NJ DETROIT t2).
Cleveland At Chicago ca.
Boston At Washington f2).
Philadelphia 1T New York (7l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Brownies Here
For Twin Bill
Tommy Bridges
HurIs Shufout
Over White Sox
BY LEO MACDONELL

It is recalled that in the pre-
season there was speculation as to
the probability of fight between
the Tigers and Indians for a first
division berth. The presumption
was that the Yankees would finish
first, the Red Sox second and the
White Sox In the third spot at
least.
Few thought that the Browns
were going TO be enshrined in
third place with only few weeks
of the season left to play. but
that's just where they are as they
come roaring into Briggs Stadium
today for a holiday doubleheader
with the Tigers.
The Browns are torrid, their de-
feat in the nightcap yesterday
ending a streak of five straight
victories over the Indians. Those
defeats have pulled the Tribe down
within hailing distance of the
Tigers. so they may yet battle II
out for that first division berth.
FIND THEMSELVES
The Tigers seem to have found
lthemselves-long enough, at least,
Ito win two games in as many
starts in Chicago against the
White Sox. who've failed to live
up to predictions. A two-game
streak for the Tigers is something!
AL Benton and Virgil Trucks are
scheduled TO pitch for the Tigers
today with Eden Auker and Bob
Muncrief the probable st. Louis
hurlers.
The Tigers were particularly
pleased with Tommy Bridges FIVE
hit. 2 to o victory over the White
Sox Sunday. Rudy York and Bar
ney McCosky batted home the De-
|, troit markers.
FRANKLIN JOINS NAVY
Murray Franklin, who was
sworn into the navy as a chief
petty officer in Chicago. played
his last game for the duration
with the Tigers Sunday. He will
report to the Norfolk naval station
September Is. Incidentally. Murray
celebrated with pair of singles.
The Tigers collected eight hits
off Buck Ross and Joe Haynes in
Sundays game. Ross, suffering
Ibis fifth defeat. substituted for
| Ted Lyons as Chicago's starting
pitcher. Lyons was laid UP with
a heavy cold.
Bridges, in compiling his five-hit
masterpiece. allowed only one Chi.
,cago player to reach third base
and only two others 10 second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

Games remaining:
neutrality-suspicious. st. Louis, 2;
New York, /: Cincinnati, q: Pitts
burgh, 3; Chicago, 1; Boston, 4:
Philadelphia. z. Total, 20.
st. Louis-Against Brooklyn, 2:
New York, 1; Cincinnati. 2; Pitts
burgh, A; Chicago. a; Boston, 2:
Philadelphia, 4. Total. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
GOOD COMPETITION

Sun Beau Sandra, grouped In
the terrier breeds, reached the
finals when T h omas X e a or.
judged him best of breed over
Dor-El Black Nugget. a Scottish
terrier. owned by Dor-El Kennels
of Prospect. o.; Add Venture, a
Welsh terrier owned by DR.. Rob
ert L. Anderson. of Pittsburgh,
and Old Tay Bridge of Imola, an
airdale terrier owned by Count
Giovanni Cardelli of Lake Forest,
III. who finished in the order
named.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

Sewell and Lloyd Dietz at Pitts
burgh. Sewell has scored Is de.
cisions and Dietz six.
The Cardinals picked up half a
game on Brooklyn yesterday with
the help of the Giants and two
former st. Louis players-Jo Johnny
Mize and Tom Sunkel. The Giants
d ivided doubleheader with
Brooklyn while the Cards clipped
the Reds, 1912, at Cincinnati. The
Dodgers walloped the New York.
ers. 6-2. at the Polo Grounds, but
lost the nightcap. Az.
TRIPLE PLAY
Boston turned in the first triple
play at Shibe Park in IA years and
the third in the senior league this
year as they socked the Phils, 1873
and 7-3, to run the Pills losing
string to IL. IN
The three-ply killing came In
the fifth when. with ST johnson
on second and Merrill May on
first. Tom Farley of the Braves
caught Danny Murtaugh's pop
bunt. He tossed to Eddie Miller to
double Johnson. and Miller relayed
to Max West, catching May.
Pittsburgh slapped a pair Of
shutouts on the Cubs, 60, and so.
New York Yankees blasted out
a total of 80 hits as they downed
the Senators 10 aud 1Ec T.1
Williams thirtieth homer plus
Johnny Peacocks fhree-run triple
gave the Red Sox an 81 decision
over the AS.
Jim Bagby's wild throw IN the
ninth gave the Browns a 81 win
over the Indians in the first game
OF a twin-bill, but Cleveland came
through with a 12-hit attack to
win the nightcap. 6-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
National Race
At q Glance

NEW YORK. Sept. z tINS).-
Here's the close National League
|pehnant race at a glance. II the
league-leading Brooklyn Dodgers
win half their 20 remaining games,
st. Louis will have to win Is Of
their 10 contests to clinch the flag.
The race:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
PouIiot Sails
Noreg Victory
Over 8-Meters

Gordon Saunders is stiff in sick
bed recovering from burns suffered
when the stove aboard his Noreg
exploded en- route 10 Put-In-Bay
recently, SO he called on Russ
Pouliot TO handle his 6-meter Graf,
in the farty-fifth annual Detroit
Yacht Club Sweepstakes Sunday.
And he called on the right man
for Pouliot not only won honors
in his own class. but also took the
8-meter boats in stride as he
turned in the best elapsed time
over the 23-mile triangular course.
Light winds prevailed as Noreg
sailed the distance in four hours,
50 minutes and 40 seconds.
APACHE TRIUMPHs
Starting five minutes later than
the 8-meters, Pouliot overhauled
Fred Temples Warrior and Perez
Darnell's Pintail on the last leg of
the race. the spinnaker run. tack
ing down wind. Shamrock, 8-meter
winner. led Noreg across the finish
line by only two minutes, having
an elapsed time OF 5:02:15.
The Warrior was tim d In
sos 80. the Pintail in SILL SO.
Challenge finished second in the
6-meter class with Dodo, Totem
and Cormorant trailing in that
order.
Toots Gmeiner skippered the
Apache to victory in the racing
cruising class. beating out Charlie
Sorensen's White Cloud by two
seconds in a boat-for-boat scrap.
White Cloud was knocked down TO
third -en- corrected time, Eddie
Wunchs Mink getting the place
call as George Naumann's Estral-
lita was fourth.
STAR OF STARS
Pvt. Hugh DAILY won the three
race nipper series, scoring two
firsts and a second. Bud Swegles
was second, Louis Brand third.
The Detroit Boat Club took
team honors in the OK catboat
class with Andy Carnegie the
winning skipper.
Andy Langhamer's r m bl e r
again took cruising honors. AL
Grundy's Joal led the % square
meter boats. Morrill, Dunn's Cay
use topped C-class entries and Les
Perrine's Dipper copied L-boat
honors. Fleet Star, sailed by John
Plattner, was the star of Stars,
and Joe Houck was supreme in ITO
competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

minded citizens aiding in the sale
of tickets are hoping for capacity
crowd of 10000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
DETROIT TIMES, SEPT. 7, 1912
SPOR T S
BY LEO MAcDONELL.
PAGE II

And We Toss a Flower
TO Lond e S for His
Satisfying Nit Show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

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