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Evening star., 1942-06-07

lowed by talks by Mr.. Watt and Mr..
Fahy. The new officers include Rob-
ert N. Anderson, president; Miss
Marguerite Rawalt, first vice presi-
dent; Wilbur N. Baughman, second
vice president; Edward r. Hicks,
third vice president; Bernard r.
Burdick, fourth vice president; David
Evening star., 1942-06-07

8. Dawson, secretary; James E. Log.
gins, financial secretary, and Doug
las w. Hartman, treasurer.
The Committee on Arrangements
includes Irwin Lechliter, chairman.
Miss Mayme H. Hamrick and Mrs.
Mamie s. Price, assisted by various
subcommitteeS.
Evening star., 1942-06-07
Graduates at S. M. A.

Charles Albert Champion, 400
|Klingle road, NV, has been gradu-
hted from Staunton Military Acad-
|emy and will enter Virginia Military
Institute in September He won a
gold medal for the highest mark
hn Spanish in the school.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

Official U. S. NaDy Photo.
buzz around, shoots a better than
average game of golf, and with Mrs.
Gordon can show up younger folks
on the dance floor. The couple
have a daughter, Barbara, years
old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
SpOrfSmen Angry
State Delegate at WIdIife Conference Ask.
for Control by Hunters Clubs
BY Don GILES

TORONTO April lis the
National Wildlie Federation Serv-
ing as the voice of small sports
mems clubs throughout the nation,
or is II being subsidized by the
Fish and Wildlifc Service of the
Department of Interior and the
American Wildlife Institute?
That question, brought up time
and time again by delegates at
tending the seventh North Ameri.
can Wildlife, Conference here this
week. reached IT'S climax when
Prof. Paul Herbert Of East Ian
sing. a regional director Of the
federation. demanded that either
The present organization ditch
management from Washington
and turn control back 10 the state
clubs or new organization would
be formed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Van Robdy
Back TO Bench

WICHITA, Kan. April II (UP).
Dissatisfied with the performance
of Maurice Van Robays al lef,
field. Pirate Manager frankie
FrlSch indicated today that he
will be bcnched for the opening
game at Cincinnati next Tuesday.
FrlSch said he planned TO use
Eddie Stewart or Johnny WroStek
as substitute in the windup
games Of the Pirate-Athletics ex-
hibition series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

mems club. and Lloyd Eagan,
president of the Detroit Sports
mems Congress.
Herbert charged that the Ma
tional Wildlife Federation did not
hold an annual meeting in 1910
even though the bylaws required
such meeting. and that during
the meeting IN 1871 directors were
asked 10 approve huge debts in
CURED without their knowledge.
Herbert suggested that if the
federation is 10 function effec-
lively il should write off all or
part Of Us debt>to the Wildlife In
Stltute. an organization said 10 be
financed by the arms and ammu-
milton manufacturers.
Lets give the little sports
man back home his voice I'm
Washington" Herbert Ssid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
z Phil Rockies Land Berths
WASHINGTON. Anril hi 1NS

WASHINGTON, April II INS) g..
Manager Hans Lobert today dis
closed he has decided 10 give two
rockies permanent bcrthS with the
Pills. Ronald Northey, outfielder
from WilliamspoFt, Pa, and Alban
GloSsop, drafted from Kansas City
Of the American Association, are
the SelecteeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Rules Fight Due
If Wings Win
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
do. just allow the team In pos
session OF the puck TO forward
pass from its own zone to the
opposing teams blue line. In
other words. just ignore your
own blue line as far as passing
Is concerned. That will keep the
defenders back, develop more
plays, make for n wide open
game"
Ross said the Canaan Leagu
did this six years ago with sue
cess. then abandoned it to max,
its rules conform with the Nationa
Hockey League.
I'm not going TO make the
suggestion. however. Let some
one who Is n little more inter-
ested." said Ross
That will certainly mean To
ronto-if the Wings win this cup
ABEL TO PLAY
Detroits chances OF making il
four straight have increased tire.
mendouSly with the announce.
ment that black haired Sid Abel
star left wing on Detroits 50-goa
line. would be able 10 play TO-
morrow with Don Crosse anC
Eddie Wares.
1t was feared Abel. the Wings
second-high scorer, might be LOST
with a fractured jaw after hi,
collision with Johnny McCreedS
of Toronto in Detroit's So tri.
umph Thursday. but X-rays showed
no break. Wares will be able &c
play despite the two-handed slash
across the right leg by goalie Turk
Broad which crippled him Thurs.
day night.
There is only one doubtful
starter on the Toronto squad
That is Pete Langelle. the center
who suffered a twisted knee in q
collision with Mud Bruneteau
Dave Sweeney Schriner the left
wing who suffered a slight knee
injury, is certain 10 play.
Both teams will go into the
game with plenty of rest since the
roller derby took the ice out OF
Olympia and the ice sheets have
been removed from the hockey
Kinks at Windsor and the Uni
verSity OF Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

Most every sport has its "bac
boy but here's the "baddest" OF
them all, and Furthermore it's not
a boy but a girl. She's Oneida
Reynolds of the Roller Derby, run
ming nightly at Olympia except
for hockey games.
Oneida is the girl who incurs
the wrath of all the Derby Gus.
TONERS. She starts all the fights
there's one going on about every
two minutes when the girls are or
1.-THE track and she nearly always
ends them before the coaches can
intervene.
How come she's so mean and
tough?
well, II you don't prove TO
the other skaters that you're
tougher than they are. they'll
take advantage of YOU" Oneida
explains. II don't like TO be
showed around and IL anyone
does that TO me they're Just
plain i'm for trouble"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Robinson Starts
Training Today
For Dubs Fight
New York Weller
Visits Louis Farm
With Roxboroueh

An unexpected arrival, Ray
Robinson was TO begin training
today at the Brewster Recreation
Center for next Fridays fight with
Harvey DubS.
The Harlem weller weight and
his manager, Curt Hermann. ar
rived yesterday. They spent the
afternoon at Joe Louis Spring
Hill Farm with John Roxborough
before returning 10 the city TO
complete training arrangements.
Gus Levine accompanied them
from New York as Sparring
partner and Will appear on the
Icard.
Dubs Is working out daily at the
Motor City A. C., Michigan at
Beecher.
There's no report on what Chuck
Woods is doing for the navy. but
1.-THE latest information is that the
navy is certainly doing all right
Iby the fighter who gave worldt
champion Tony Canzoncri a boxing
lesson here Just few years back.
Woods peeled off - pounds
while receiving his basic training
at the Great Lakes station. and
won the middleweight title. Now
he's managing tie fellow he beat,
and has spotted hifh IN Monday
nights show at Marigold Gardens
in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Ex-Ram Joins Navy

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April II
ms Louis DE Filippo "a. cap
tain OF the 1910 Fordham Univer-
sity football team. enlisted in the
navy in New Haven today. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
MICHIGAN SUPPORT

Herbert who directed the Mich
igan United Conservation Clubs
T. ough Two successful years rs
preSidena was backed up by Theo-
dore Bowler of Clare. present
head OF he MUCC; p. II. Dahlka
-. u - - 49,, - q .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
kayO's Best Fight
Manager Harry Baxter Says Bout With Escobar
Was Best He's Seen in Detroit
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

This was 10 have been the last
in the series recalling the greatest
fights in Detroit, but instead it's
going 10 be combination OF the
original intent and of last nights
card al F'airview Gardens.
Harry Bakers choice as the
greatest bout he's seen here was
10 have been the subject of this
story. His choice, of course. was
fkayo Morgan's complete deflati ion
of Sixto Escobar. then the bantam
weight champion of the world, the
night of April 10. 1898.
And Kayo passed some sort of
a milestone last night when he
defeated Norm Hinton, Cleveland
| Negro. in the feature attraction
of five SiX-round bouts. Hinton
took nlne-count twice in the
final round, but otherwise played
the perfect straightman for Nor
gans Glowing and slipping
tactics.
REAL RING VETERAN
II was at least II years ago
and probably more that Morgan
had his first fight here in Detroit,
in the same ring. He won a de-
cision from Alec Woods, one OF
Charlie Moore's stable.
81 know II was that far back.
because know l was fighting
for the Harris brothers back In
1895" he said after the fight.
Which is at least II years ago
And that's a long. long time for
a fighter.
~ should know. I started
fighting when I was IL and had
more than 500 bouts" the STAN
/ ford, Conn, boy reveals. al
though he won't tell his age
And In all that time he's
never lost a tight In Detroit"
That was Baxter's method Of
leading up TO or rather, back to
the Escobar fight
There's no one else who can
make that claim except Joe
Louis. and even he can't produce
the comeback record OF kayo.
/ It's . matter Of record that
Jimmy Duffy. who was boxing
commissioner then, refused 10
license Morgan TO fight more
than six rounds back In 1888.
PROVED DUFFY WRONG
And II was after that that
he not only whipped Escobar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

His opponent, Chick Sanchez.
fights IN the orthodox style. but
can on occasion. switch 10 the
Southpaw stance without any dif-
ficulty He stopped Chico Morales
IN four rounds at the Arena Just
10 days ago.
It's the FIRST fight Of the year for
Goldberg. Chaley Hayes meets Viz
gal MckIness- Of 81 Charles. H,
and Jimmy Edgar takes on Tito
Taylor Of Chicago on the support
ing card Both Hayes and Edgar
will be on the supporting card of
the DubS Robinson fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
HEAVY PENALTIES

Perhaps it's her Indian blood
that makes her SO hot-headed. But
mostly it's just that she has al
ways been a Scrapper and proba
bly, always will be
Derby contestants get penalties
quite regularly during the seS.
SionS. these usually being two
minutes in the penalty box. But
these are too tame for Oneida
She gets money fines OF $500 VI
TO $500. The latter is the biggest
hne and Oneida got IT, What for ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Oh. just smuggling the referee.
Oneida will be Il this month
and has been with the Derby for
three and half years. She had
been roller skating only a few
months in her home town OF Dali
las and had already earned a rep
utatlon as a speed skater when
the Derby came 10 town. That
sounded like fun 10 her so she
joined and has been bad girl
ever since.
DUCKS HEROINE'S ROLE
After she had been with them
for while the Derby came back
to Dallas. Officials thought she
should skate on the home town
team, which always has the
heoreS and heroineS, but she
couldn't stand il after the first
night. No boos! Much too tame 4,
of the track she's a swell KID
with beautiful coal-black hair and
brown eyes. She has a nice per
Sonality and is inclined 10 be very
modest about her reputation. She
likes 10 90 10 the movies and
bowl. That's about the only way
the skaters can spend their spare
time as they're on a strict train
ing schedule. Before she started
to skate she was star softball
player,
She has boy friend who works
for the Consolidated Aircraft
Company in San Diego. He was
in the navy for three years and
is expecting TO be called back at
dnV time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

but also two other world cham
pions, Benny Lynch and Dark
Cloud Bradley. And he really
won, they weren't any OF these
moral victories.
''In his fight with EscObar he
won every round - from the
champion, mind you. Sam Hen
nessey was the referee and
Slim McCleiland and Clarence
ROsen the judges. When they
give every round To a man, you
know he's earned IL.
And kayO had him groggy
In the eighth round. but just
didn't have enough TO finish him
OFF by knockout. Escobar'S
right eye was closed, and he was
a sorry sight for n champion.
after the fight, Kid Mccoy,
who was at the ringside. said
that kayO was the greatest
boxer since the days OF Young
Critic. He's always the champ
as far as I'm concerned, then
and now"
IN FORM LAST NIGHT
Kayo looked the champ last
night against Hinton. Six rounds
might have proved fatal for him
against a more experienced cam
paigner. but he had things his own
way and put on a show in the
Morgan manner. A Disappointing
crowd of 500 paid a gross OF only
S462 TO see the card.
Only one of the bouts last night
ended in Knockout, and that was
Of the technical variety. Referee
Johnny Weber called a halt 10 the
match between Abe Lincoln and
Red Brown. ST. Louis Negro. at
the end of the third round as Lin
coin. although game, took ter
rifle beating.
Alfred big Boy Brown lost his
second decision TO Leroy Lawson
in the opener while seeking his
first professional victory. Johnny
Dudley outpolnted Tom Bradshaw
Of Toledo by wide margin and
Mike Martinez deciSioned Bobby
Qua ardo of San Antonio, Tex, in
the other bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
FOUR-sTROKE JUMP

After those two came gloom
then back at l40 Paul Runyan and
Horton Smith. the first day lead
ers, and Jimmy Demaret. followed
by Jimmy Thomson and Ben
Hogan with 143 then Dutch Har-
rison and Willie Goggin. IA;
Denny Shute and Lawson Little,
las. and more gloom. increasing
Illustration and very little money
from there on out.
The winner must have been men
toned somewhere in the foregoing
and il probably is or was or will
be Nelson. II not, then Byrd. II
not Byrd. then the little lady
selling programs on the first tee.
She is as good bet az anybody
IL Nelson can't hold one-stroke
lead over Byrd and Byrd can't
hold a four-stroke lead over the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Bettind Defeats
Bekwith in CHICAGO

CHICAGO, April 10 GNS). 49,
Melio Bettina of Beacon. n. Y.
won an unimpreSSive 10-round de-
-etsier- over Booker Beckwith OF
Gary. Ind. in the Chicago Stadium
before a crowd of 1l497. The card
crossed S24.024.
Beckwith took only one round,
but Bettina did not give any indi-
cation that he is ready for any
opposition stronger than light
heavyweight.
Altus Allen. Chicago heavy
weight, knocked out AL ReiSS. De
troit, in one minute. eighteen sec
ond Of the first round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

2t.12. 2t.i2. 21-1O: Cenevievs Ehlehbeck
tMilwAukeel defeated Marie Nash CDe-
troiD. 2l-i3, 2l-i1. 2i-17. Martha Kiefer
tl.ouisviliet defeated Grace Jsnowieg
tMinneapOhs). 2l-1s. 2i-l4 2l-16. Jayne
Weber tChicagoi defeated Gertrude MCGEE
tDetroitD, 2l-lf 2i-i2. 2i-17. Ruthe
Brewer Crist tChicagol defeated Doris
Lepnardson tPOntiacl. 2i.l4, 2i-iO. PHO.
SECOND ROT Nj MONEN'S SINGLES
Mildred Shian Boston, defeated Shirley
Fridholm tMnneapolisD. 21-13. 2f-i4. al.
Is. BarbaTa cannon Toledo defeated
Dean O'Rourke ut. Wayne. 2i-13. 21-14
2l.l3 sally Green Indianapolis defeated
Leah THAI (ColumbusJ defeated Martha
Kiefer louisville, KY. 2i-1I. 1871. Al
10. PHO Edna sheinhau tNsw York;
defeated Margaret Wheeler (DetroiD, al
IS, 21.i2 2i-i7: Tiny Moss tst PAUL.
defeated Jean smith (Ann ABBOTT. 2i-i7,l
2i.H. 2i-e; Helen BALDWIN tDes Moinss)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
MAY BE TWO LETTERS

Benny Goldberg, Jewish south
paw. will find himself pitching
To a switch hitter Monday night
when he fights in the I0-round
feature OF Nick LOndes' card at
Arena Gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
or the Hook 1..i. VIZ 4. Waite,

The Stanley Cup is a. Olympia awaiting claimant II
arrived from Boston last Saturday
packed
u just have huneh Art Ross II here because
ured the Leafs would be finishing
taking four straight said Jack Adams But I'm quite he
sent II to the right place"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Byron on Top
With 135, Leads
Byrd by Stroke
Dsmsrsi. Runysn,
Smith Tie for Sd
Five Shots Back
By LAYTON CARVER


NATIONAL GOLF CLUB, AU-
GUSTA, Ga, April 1l.--Beat Mel
son and take il all
That Was the battle cry OF the
golfers today as they started out
on the third round OF the Augusta
Masters championship in pursuit
of the iong-legged Texan playing
out OF Toledo, o.
The man that beats him prob
ably will get the big prize on Sun
day evening when the 72-hole
tussle will come TO an end. for the
lanky blonde fellow is winging -
giving them something to shoot at.
Winner of this title in 1887 with
a nerve-tingling streak, winner of
the United States Open in 1889 in
a double playoff and Of the pro-
fessioHsl championship in 1910 in
a sensational final with Sam Snead.
Byron Nelson clearly has the in
side track 10 become the second
man ever 10 win this event twice.
The other being Horton Smith. II
will take lightning TO stop him
now.
SELDOM FoOZLEs
And you wouldn't be that con-
fident about any other golfer en-
cept Nelson. Others may blow
after a great Start. but he won't
or he seldom has. not with such
a start as he has here with a
record eQualing 135 for the open
ing 50 holes.
When he fired that 81 yesterday,
five under par. TO 20 with his
opening day 6S, he probably ended
the hopes of the rest, except pos
sibly Sam Byrd. who gave up an
empty career as understudy tol
Babe Ruth in the New York
Yankee outfield TO 60 on to Al
golfing career which is getting
more promising all the time.
Winner OF the recent Greensboro
Open. his first big prize. Byrd
bounced in there with a second
successive IS for 1876 10 wind up
just one stroke behind Nelson after,
the first two rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

Adams there postage due the but that he
would have paid IL Which brings
about how the Wings the Stanley
Mclaughlin Chicago team won the
trophy in 1888 The refused because
few due
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

I'd Flin. who the Jack the
Maple Leaf Gardens he the
how the Leafs stop Don Crosse.
~Yhe reason Is that Count Don Is 10 thin And you
defenseTnen him becau
Of him hit. hockeSs
when " to
dodge wouId-be checker, you'd lime
rolling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

Wings Stanley Cup manager Jack Adams
IS Honey Walker and assistant Carl
Maon will up NICE good for 5000 $500 apiece
Adams tossed are for the players when
club lost four straight to fhe Brups in the finals.
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Aueia 46.

Die G~eriammlune am 10. Mpri.
mar gut beil,dt, ale @eihdfte iino
gut erleoigt tporoen
Die &artenpart,e oa 81. Mpril
riidt INNER naber. Tarum bitten mir
ale Shmeitern uno 5reunoe oes
3peig as iid oieien Mbeno fret gu
balten. Gin tiidtises @omitee mirS
allen 8eiudern einen eemiitliden
Mbeno bereiten. SIM 4omitee fins sic
folgenoen !shneitern: SobannaSau
men, Cara Salmen, Sara 'Salmen,
Gli8atetb tSddBburger, Maria
Sduler, glia SduGer, Cara
Shobel, 2ouiie Shmiot, Cara
5itterlp, gmilp Sitterlp, GIisabetb
Sitterln, 2aura lSitterIp.
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Ams Detreit, 2lli4iean
3meis 81.

gs biene allen MiteIieoern our
Qenntnis oaB Die nGhlte Beriamm-
lung auf 1. Mai fdGt. Sn ser Ser.
iummIune am 3. April beibloB Die
W~eriammlumg, ale Witglieoer, Die
ibre HfIidt bergeifen baben. auf 6ie.
fem @ee un6 nit aarten 3u ermab.
men. M4e oiejenigen Mitglieoer. Die
lettes Sabr cine 3arte fir Yidnid'
$apiaon+B aufono NIT elmer tSumme
unteridrieben baben uno ibrer Yflihi
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Wahl6iiigteit ODER ueberieben, find
sebeten auf ihneaitem @eg bieies
obne 9nang naf5ufommen. gs mir
be uns freuen tuenr ie ale 5reitag
ben /. Mni, in r~egelred)ter Ser.
fommIung erideinen uno uns belfen
tpiiroen 6ieie sduIo au tileen.
&iermit tperoen 6ie Witglie6e,
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2lus Columbus, Obic
3tueiq 3S.

MQen S6meitern unb 8riiSerll
oiene CUR ~sefdaisen @adridt, oab
Die ndfite GeriammIung am Sans.
tag, ben 2. Mai, um 1870 abenos
itattfinoet. Sieie Geriammlung pur-
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Wartin 2utber Stride cine 8elegen,
belt gu geben ibr Stiftunesfeit am
Sonntag, Den 3. Mai, 5u feiern. Sebt
iino mir beinabe in Sen lSommer,
monaten unb 10 miro sic Seriamm.
lung IN Sen ndfhten bier Monaten
Den 1. Samstag inn Monat abgebal,
ten. Sic Mitglieoer ioaen es iid &c,
nau anmerfen. aae Mitglieoer tpers
ben eril,dt anneieno au iein, benn es
iino biele 8eifdfte su erlebieen.
Sn letter geriammlung batten
mir Die gbre flint neue Mitglieoer il,
unieren gerein auf5unebmeu; es ma'
rem SRI. @ettp Siegel, SRI. Cutie
Soaner, SRI. Marsaret Shmiot, SRI.
Selen Shientpalo uno Or. Mifael
Shmi0t. @ir tpiiniden bieien ,Sftpes
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iie Jreuoe in unierer Mitte finben.
Cie MitaIie6er rper0en eriuht piinft-
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2(us HemeiteaN, pa.
Der &irdem 1rauen 8ereim Der
ct. Marfus 0emeiube

balt feline monatlife @%eriammlung
Sorntag, ben 26. Ipril, 2 ubr mad.
mittags in Den SdulrGumen Ser Sir.
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fee uno SUDDEN ierpiert.
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10. Wfai, 5 ubr abenos, in Sen I'M.
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finoet. @ae Miitter uno Softer unS
oeren 5reunoe io,pie ale 5rauen, Die
einen senuBreiden Mbenb uerleben
modten, iino ber5lid eineelaoen.
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