davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

Germany over in England; he re-
called 10 the minds of all that IN
Germany itself a handshake with
England could be made popular
overnight. He took Hitler at his
word that England was near the
breaking point and pleaded that
the time had come for a negotiated
peace in the west.
All the fervor and passion OF his
Nazi heart came flooding 70 the
surface and nothing on earth could
shake his conviction that a golden
opportunity lay within grasp. II
must not be mishandled; 1t must
not be overlooked. He paced the
floor Of his home and his office.
thinking and planning, desperately
seeking for a way 10 convince the
fuehrer OF his viewpoint.
In all those weeks at the he
ginning Of 1910 there came 10 our
ears repeatedly rumors from out
side Germany that Hitler was
seeking a new peace.
At one time il would be the king
OF Sweden who had been asked TO
intervene In London, at another
time II would be the Pope or Sven
Hedin or even President Roosevelt.
Ever and again the ponderous
voice and spokesman OF Wilhelm
strasse denied any and all tntcn-
tions OF seeking peace.
"Victory must precede all talk
Of peace from our side" Ribben-
trop's mouthpiece and spokes-
man Of the foreign office minis
ter Paul Schmidt pontifically
told the foreign press corps in
his daily conferences time and
again.
"Only the sword can decide
now. We offered our enemies
peace and compromise time and
again and they slapped down
our offers. Now we shall fight
through 10 the end. and all talk
of peace and peace offensive 10
enemy propaganda Of which We
wash our hands. We must ask
you not 10 commit the blunder
Of sending such harmful stories
from here, lest We be compelled
70 impose upon you the hard
ships OF censorship"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
KnowIedge Test
BY DIR. ShBINA II. CONNOLLY

C,Frrsat 1852 hy Ens Features
Who. (a) Received equal cleo
tOral Vote with jefferson for
president, thl was the sixth
United States president: (c)
defeated tho British on Lake
Erie IN 1913?
p vhatpolitical party did these
! Ug,ideuf- 'hplfigf fa) George
IW9>Ejnettn 4bl WBrrcp lIard-
1n4 i0 IJambs B66hahan1
3 Name a state: ,a) Whose
name ends in All. lb) whose
name ends in CUT. tc)
whose namc ends in SEE?
( Name The author. Ca) Stories
.ol r4rt+H tbl Tire Call Of
NHe Wild tc)l Cease Firing
> What Is the Krak k\namr tor
pscudoryms ,N Elicr Queen
thl AItcmgs Ward .cl Mark
Twain
8 What are these men rcmcm-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Church of Future
Modern Edifice With Theafer Seefs, WindowIess
and Space for Dramas Opens in Kansas City
H E N R Y

eKANSAS CITY. Jan. ) (INS).-
A modernisuc edifice designed by
Frank Lloyd, Wright, nationally
known architect, TOOK its place to
day among the nations churches
dedication exercises at
which it was called the Church
of the Future"
The new community church rep
resents the fulfillment Of a lifelong
dream Tor Or Burris a. Jenkins
famed liberal minister OF steel.
granite and air sprayed concrete.
N has thcSc features.
. Ii Is windowleSs. with floor
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

heating artificial lighting and
aIT-condlponlng
. IT has a crown OF sVarchiights
which shoot bcAp. VI htdi l9r
intothe SKY ln.il8J of lhe 5ty4l
spire. |">
. Instead Of hard wooden pcws
tins church has comfortable,
theater-hke chairs
sIt also has space for % >lO0-
piece orchestra and dressing
rooms for participants ,n rcII-
CIouS dramas
Now moro than 70 years old
Doctor jenkins chose fo.retiro In
ncdiatcly after tod1yNs ccte
Monies.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

bered for: (a) Roger Brooke
fancy; tb) Joseph Urban; (c)
Martin Waldseemuller?
What war play: (a) Is about
six American soldiers who re-
fuse 10 be buried: (b) is about
the Russian attack on Finland
(c) is about starving soldiers
in the Revolution?
ANSWERS on Page 23)
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Carter Glass Expects
U.S.. 10 Eliminate Jdps

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5 (INS)
Senator Carter Glass CD Of
Virginia began his twenty-fourth
year in the Senate today with the
belief that the United states will
shoot Japan off nc mapt.
The Virginian observed his
eighty-fourth birthday yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

For the Inside News" of
Washington. foilow Paul MAI
Ions Column in the Times
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Say, Time Has Come
For Negotiated Peace

Hess had a favorite theory that
once YOU told England in direct
manner that peace was available
al an honorable price and further.
more that into the bargain would
come the smashing Of Bolshevist
Russia, the trouble in the west
would be over.
He harped on the numerous
ricrds OF Hitler and himself and
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Daily. Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

distributed by King Features synd. Inc.
What famous American de-
clined the following Offices in
r succession; United States sem
ator, secretary Of state. chief
Justice Of tho Supreme Court
governor of Virginia and envoy
20 France?
3 Don't confuse Ilarpers Ferry
with Harris Ferry. What was
once Harris Ferry is now the
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

52-Wslksd
53-Harp-liks instrument
VERTICAL
I--Fxclsma,ion Of surprise.
2-in behalf of.
3-One who tends bees.
Get up again.
S--Food fsh
e-Lin. on which q body rsvolv".
7-rstesmsd.
s-Dsmsnd for repetition.
q-Egg on
TO Fixed routine.
il--Ptcher.
17-Repent
la--Msks incision IN.
2i--part of ITO be"
~ Cross bar supporting a vshies.
2l-Ponderer.
-correistlve 81 neither.
27--parsinoniously
1e-Owr
"a a-scru,iniyer
32-Pertaining TO layers or thicknesses.
3t-Discover.
35--Covered part Of locomotive.
80 Border
33-Blunt
3e-Concsption.
| 4O-Incits.
4-iight fabric
4t-Dangsr signal
4 4s-Sailor.
\ 4T--Fury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Boosters Start
State Tourney

Saginaw booster teamS-40
strong will open the thirty-ninth
annual tournament of the Michi-
gan State Bowling Association at
IIcs>e Brothers Recreation there
tonight starting at 1870.
Two squads of 20 fves each are
scheduled the first being Ger
mania Club members and the
second mixed. Six shifts of boost
cIS including ono representing 10
The Greater Detroit Bowling Pro
prJCtOYs Association. VIII start
rolling mr. noon tomorrow and con
unuc through until midnight.
Detroit has entered ABS quintetS
and the FIRST regulars are due 10
appear January 10 when doubles
and singles competition will get
under way. The state attracted a
record entry of 1,242 teams com.
posed ID last years 1,035 that
competed i'm Lansing.
Hodges Of Ferndale is the de-
tending champion in tho team
event as a result Of rs 30S9 last
season potroiterS carried off the
rest of The titles. Steve kowal-
c1yk and Emil Dmltric the doubles
with 1859 Mike Slragusa tho sin
glcS with 739 and Mark Collinak
the all-Cveuty with 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Big Drive
On. Wings
Believe

MONTREAL, Jan. 3-Detroit's
Red Wings. who believe they're
set for scoring rampage, are
here today for the first OF two
weekend battles with Les Cana
dienS which can boost their stock
tremendously in the National
Hockey League race.
The Wings have whipped the
Frenchmen two straight and after
their 30 triumph over Chicago
Thursday night are favored 10
sweep the weekend series. They
play here tonight and at Detroit
tomorrow night.
Manager Jack Adams was still
indignant and ready 10 protest 10
President Frank Calder over his
clubs treatment In Chicago when
the team arrived here last night.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. penalty
levied against Jimmy Orlando be-
cause the Wing defenseman acct
dcntally struck Donnie McFayden.
lineman. during a fight with Earl
Seibert, was grossly unfair, said
the Wing boss
II was the second such penalty
received by Orlando this season,
but il didn't handicap the Wings,
apparently They were all iubl-
liant over the Shutout the first
for johnny Movers. gOalic this
season
+ bic GoOdfcllow's successful
return 10 the defense nd the
scoring Of Adam Brown. the new
center ice player from Indian
apoliS. also raised hopes that the
Wings are on their way.
With Alex Motter returning TO
the defense tomorrow. Adams sent
Bob Whittlaw 10 Indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Joe Sure
He'll Win
EARLY

NEW YORK, Jar. 3 tINS).-"Ah
usually does better the second time
round said Joe Louis today, and
that's a little statement founded
on fact and which BODIES no good
for Buddy Baer come next Friday
night in Madison Square Garden
Joe and Buddy have a 15-rounc,
date that evening but Joe crine as
he allows as how j, may not last
that long and Judging by the
look in Joc's eyes As he said II We
somehow cot The impression that
Buddy is due for a most unpIcaS-
ant evening
Doad-Pan Joe has been most Se-
we're on the boys who have i'm any
way hurt or inundated him and
YOU will remember that in their
last meeting Buddy Knocked the
champion through the ropes.
You may recall. too. what hap
pencd 10 Max SChmelinC Bob
Pastor. Arturo Godoy and Tony
Galcnto. AN of whom had pre-.
viousy injured Jocs feelings nc
little
Joe has defended, his title ~
times IN four years and only two
Of these title defenSeS went The
limit The other II challenger,
lasted a total of 81 rounds or an
average Of less than SIN round,
apiece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Durham Will
Seek Annual
Bowl Contest
South Proves II
Can Stage Big
Sporting Event Yearly
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News Service sports Editor

DURHAM, n. c.. Jan. 3.-As a
result of the tremendous success
of the transferred Rose Bowl
game. an annual post-season To-
bacco Bowl footb all game in
Dukes fine stadium was foreseen
as a distinct possibility today,
with President RooSevelt's infan-
tile paralysis fund sharing in the
proceeds.
Opposition 10 establishing such
a fixture might stand even in the
face of the charity angle involved,
but probably would melt upon
proper presentation of the idea
and lead 10 building a football
fixture second TO none in the
nation
All this was learned here today
as local citizens looked back upon
Thursdays Oregon State Duke
battle with tho conviction that
Carolina and Duke University had
achieved the pinnacle Of success
in its sports history. and they
chung TO the hope that the spec
tacle might become an enduring
thing for the state.
The hotel people. the merchants
an d the townSpeople generally
would quite naturally fall in be-
hind the proposal as a miniature
boom for the town.
Furthermore, the Southern Con-
ference repeatedly would welcome
such a fixture TO the extent Of
possibly passing regulations 10
make its champion the Tobacco
Bowl host and. with that, not only
prevent the Rose Bowl from at
tracing the best team from down
here, but AT tho same time lend
further prestige 10 the Duke at
traction.
Under this possible arrangement.
the southern host team would be
permitted 10 pick its opponent
from over the nation, the same
as the Pacific Coast Conference
champion does. Whether Duke
would wish for any such rule 10
be passed is. of course problem
atcal Duke might prefer that
there be no such mandatory rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
ZiviC Takes Mccoy S
FIGHT With Robinson

NEW YORK. Jan. 3 GNS).-
Young lid Mccoy Of Detroit is
out and iormcr weltcrWeight
champion Fut2ic Civic is I'M as an
opponent for Ray Robinson In "a
l--roUnd battle IN Madison Square
Garden January 10 promoter Mike
Jacobs announced. Mccoy IN
formed Jacobs that he would be
un8bio 20 fight because of a
laceratcd eye suffered in his re-
cont draw hattlc with ZlNic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03

five, while Illinois rampaging
sophomoreS bowed to Chanutc
Field, another service organization
of ex-collegiate and professional
stars.
Ohio State is the only team 10
defeat the Great Lakes quintet,
but the Buckeyes went on 10 lose
to Creighton. Stanford and Cali
fornia by wide margins while win
ming from Kentucky another
strong team. Northwestern has
lost only to Notre Dame
IOWA HAS VETERANS
Iowa comes here with an all
veteran team that has won from
Washington University OF 81.
Louis and Western Michigan while
losing to Butler and Nebraska, the
same team which fell 10 the Uni
versity of Detroit. Michigan de-
feated State in its opener but then
lost three straight TO Notre Dame,
Butler and Marquette.
Probable starting lineup for the
Hawkeyes will be Wendell I'LL and
Tom Chapman at the forward
posts, 6-foot 6-inch Milt kuhl at
center and co-captainS Vic Siegal
and Ruby SoberquiSt AT the guards.
Vince HarSha and Ben Trckey
quarterback on the football team.
are other lettermcn
Bob Shemky'S injured ankle is
completely healed, Vdnd Coach
Bonnie OoStcrbaan plans 10 start
the sophomore with Capt Bill
Cartmill at the forwards Leo
Doyle and sophomore Bill Mac
Connachle will be at the guards
with Jim Mandler at center.
This viii he the thiriy-seventh
meeting of the two rivals. MiChi-
gan holding a 1917 edge in the
series. The Wolverines won their
encounter last year. 1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Red Sox Sells Dasso
To San Diego Club

BOSTON Jan 3 GNSl Tho
Boston Rcd SoN today announced
The outright sale of frankie DaSso
right handed pitcher 20 San Diego
of the Pacific Coast League DaSSo
had - Isis record with Hollywood
last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Braves Sell Catcher
To Minor League
HARRISBURG

HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan
Sigmund Broskie. catcher
Of the Boston Braves, has been
by the Harrisburg SEN
atorS BroSkie has been with
Boston for several years having
been loaned out on several oC-
casions 10 York. Hartford and
Bridgeport Ild VIII report 10 the
Senators NeWbcrry. s. c., training
rrlf, Af.r.f =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
State Gridder Joins
Naval Air Corps

EAST LANSING Jan. Self.
gnrd CRASH Eckel Michigan
Statc senior fullhack from Dundee
to-day Was scheduled 10 report al
fha Crosse Isle Naval Station n
fa.. u.- oath as a member of the
Ea.s. Hr Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Church Cage League
CENTRAL DIVISION

CENTRAL DIVISION
Downtown Woodward Baptist "
Wesley Methodist Z m
First PRESBYTERIAN church Fort Arrows
rs Unitarian o. m Trinity Episcopal
" Central PRESBYTERIAN. m. First
Prcshy'erian vs. Martha Holmes y p. m.
NORTHERN DINI~IoN lint BOYS
Wcsfrntuetcr Church 50 i.ukrs vs.
Westminster D. M 81 Andrew Pres
hyterlau so Highland Park Baptist >
?
Metropolitan Methodist Trinity Metho.
dist ts Metropolitan 50 F7 M Fin
m- rWBCT1 VS. Highland Park Fresby
terisn. g. m.
NoRTHwtSTERN DIVISION
Nardin PARK Churrh-Whuhed vs. SEQ.
Vel tFhItesI. g. m Grand River Bsp-
list W. Nazarene p m Dexter Bap-
ust vs Grace. q , m
Fisher YMCA- Sc0vel tBluen vs. North
western BAPTIST 1880 ?. m. Nardin Park
vs. Strathnnore. $50. ,. m.
sol THEASTIRN DIVISION
Jackson Int school tn9rth, gym Fast
f1inset/ Presbyterian vs. Grosfs )Poute.
$50 p m Co6enanf Presby'eriar vs. cad
lilac Preqbyferian. 30 2 m.
Jackton Int school tsouth gym Mack
RveuUe Evangelical vs. Reformation
Lutheran. so y nj Jefferson Methodist
IS BETHANY Evangelical 30 N
NORTHtRN DINI~IoN--GiRIS
Highland Park HIen Sth1W tboss Etml
NefrnrO. Tvs 81 Andrew presht
tcriar g. m
HehIaud rark ni.h school tgirs' GYM
--Frst rreehtfrHan W. Westminster Pres
h'ierIan ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Dubs Winner
By Knockout
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
Rosen separated them. Dubs
landed the same blow again 10
drop Driskell for a nine-count
DriSkell clinched and hung on
until the bell, and then staggered
back 20 his corner
Refreshed by the minutes re-
spite. he came out fighting hut
the short. powerful blows Of the
Duker were taking a terrible toll
BY the eighth round DriSkell's
left was way down, and from then
on il was a matter Of time
That same right smash did the
business in the ninth, sending
Driskell against the ropes and
setting him up for some severe
punishment. w hen he finally
worked his way of Dubs hooked
his right and half showed him 10
the canvas. lie was up on his
knees when Rosen tolled the final
COtlrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
OTHER FIGHT DULLER

Christoforidis and Burnet Q
traded blows twice after the bell
had rung. after the fifth and final
rounds. to contribute their part to-
ward a good card. But the styles
Of the two fighters couldn't APP
proach that Of tho workmanhke
Dubs IN crowd appeal.
Short and Stocky, the Crock
battler pursued a policy OF clos
Ing in with the result that most
- the action was mitigating
ChristoforidiS was the stronger of
The two. and Just bulled his way
20 victory.
In only one round the sixth.
did Brunette keep him Al dis
lance. but even in that round the
punches the Greek did land carried
50 much more power that the
round was scored even.
Although the net gate was only
$3.50. u was announced from the
ring that another show would be
held I'm two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Big GoIfine Share

OF the S4O0o.o00.OOO spent each
year on all sports in the United
States. S5OO000000 comes from
golfers for equipment dues and
Caddies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
WARRINGTON

Totals - 80 - Totals ~ IS
Score ~ han Michigan state p Uni
yersfv ~ Washington p.
Officials Referee. EDDIE Powers west.
r-r MichiEAnl: umpire, Rudel &. Niuof
western Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
3 GOALS FOR LoREE
WINDSOR

HhI"H FITEf"aIFF |ttI tf"0l JAM
0Fy SFQln
Wiltsrr alternate Meadow Fiaufery,
Lorer Crrssrusr. FifrFrfa't F'Trafrlck.
Referee Doug Young CDetr1u une..
nan Bert Focfs ~ rdsorl
FIRST PERiOD
Aaron Ne'Es '.fs
psaalres Norris Fiizgersid tnA!oI).
Gafrey
sLtoND PFRIOD
Akron Gs frey Dfrecrl 50
3--Wt1tsor. Cr1sEuan tJores1 a..
F-NirrsCr Lnree tcroFFVar1, : o..
Peraiflss EFRias F.Arccvy.
THIRD PERIOD
'-V ofs~- Johnson 40
s.-W rGsrr Lrree tFhypafucFl r m
WHIs.. Jones -tII0 aTt etJ
Akron Ll-trrrg tPhRt1 1880
q Akron Gan.hrr.f trrflEhfHrI So 50.
lp--" .rgs.r Lore tCflss--A-.l, a.
penalties Psat FsrrsfN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Cellar DWeNers
Test Spitfires
In MO Game
But Akron's Fate
Is lis Usual Defeat,
This Time B 10 a

Akron's last place Clippers put
up a real scrap against the cham
pion Windsor SpitGreS in last
nights Michigan-Ontario Hockey
League fixture at the Border
Cities Arena. but their fate vas
the same as usual. defeat.
Windsor won 6 10 4.
Not particularly rch in iinesse,
II was a Wlde-open tilt IN which
the teams Travelled AZ full speed
through the so minutes Toward
the end they fairly flew as Wind
Sor put on q four-goal drive IN the
furious third period and Akron
fought back with two.
Akron finished tho. game with
no goale. Coach Herb Lee pulling
out Johnny Jones 10 ice sixth
forward for the last - seconds. A
minute and halt earlier he had
sent out five forwards in an effort
70 Obtain the tying goal the count
at that time standing. ID but
Keith CroSSman and Len Loree
breezcd through the Windsor de-
Tense for a sixth Windsor tally
and the strategy thus backfrcd.
3 GOALS FOR LOREE
Lorco rot three goals during
the night, with CroSsman picking
UP three points on one goal and
two assists Most Impressive
player on the ice. however. was
Akron's Don Veigel a smooth CEN
ter who maneuvercd Skillfully
around and through Windsor de-
Tenders time and again. Jones.
tho Akron goale also VAS y
Standout and not one Of tho 81
goals could justItiably be laid on
his shf,i44fit4f-s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
LEAD NANISHES

To every one Of the l.5oO spec
tators who witnessed the contest
last night in JeniSon FieldhouSc
however. the Spartans seemed deS-
tined for a victory over the Hus-
kies. who held five conference vic
tories on the West Coast and a
pair Of lopSided decisions over
New York University and Temple
University on their current tour
The Spartans played an inspired
game in the first half TO come
from behind and take 27-23
lead as Dudley Jones tied the
score AT 1928 and Joe Gerard
popped IN two free throws and a
field goal in the last 30 seconds
In the second half they main
tanned slight margin throughout
with Gerard and Capt Chef Au
huchon sometimes completely baf-
fling their taller foes. Then in
the last two minutes baskets by
Bob Bird and Bill Morris gave
Washington its y winning margin
as the Spartans tight defense
suddenly crllnbled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Bic Ten i'm Action
Michigan Host TO Iowa Caeers at Ann Arbor
as All Conference Teams Open Schedule

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 3.-With the
Big Ten basketball race giving
every indication of being one of
the widest in many a year, the
University of Michigan opens its
Conference schedule here tonight
against the University of Iowa.
It's one of five games that will
see every team in action. Wiscon-
sin, defending champion end
National Collegiate titlehoider,
clashes with Illinois at Cham
paign; Minnesota meets Ohio State
at Columbus. Indiana meets North
western at Evanston and Chicago
meets Purdue at Lafayette, Ind.
On the basis of their records in
nonconference competition, Michi-
gan and Iowa must be relegated
to the second division in the pre-
season dope sheet. But anything
can happen. as has been evidenced
already in the brief warmup
schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Scratches
TROPICAL PARK

F.--t Race Mon Time Paper Plate
symptom WayueL Epuory. Jim Ups
comb
Second Race Syls Betty. French
Horn. Burnt Bridges Attack Commence
me0t Cooseherr, Singing Heels. Sherron
Ann
Third Race Easy Task. Reign SUI
preme Wake Kay Diane. Nicholas s..
Gi0u capture Circus Wings, Ladies First.
Fourth Race AbCyne
EIGHTH Race NlEal Fav Truda star
Hunter. Lady Infinite, Catomar, Getaway
ia rt
Nntn Race Declared or.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
WISCONSIN UPSET

Wisconsin was a red hot favor
tie to repeat after winning four
games this season, but Dartmouth
rudely upset the Badgers this
week to end a record of 10 straight
carried over from last season.
Only Minnesota enters the con-
ference unbeaten, having won four
straight And there's a distinct
possibility that the basketball
crown Will wind up in Minneapolis,
the same town in which the foot
ball crown has rested for long,
long time.
Three of the teams entering the
race with one defeat charged
against them have unblemished
records as far as collegiate COM
petition is concerned. Purdue and
Indiana fell only 10 the Great
Lakes Naval Stations wonder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
AT FAIR GROUNDS

Track. sloppy
First Race Light Banset OOPS
, Second Race Little suzanne Liberty
CLOUD Memphis Aishyrd Sparkling Gem
Third Race PairCsts Lotion
sNr Race fIorsu IT, Thos
Seventh Face NaIves's. NJ sar4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
AT HAVANA

F|rs' Race Sales Tax Nerah. Oh Raw.
AItarItt Iulal Son Chilly Ma
Second Eace Prirclpesss Wska les
SIC @, jerry Flrt Mekong Crashing
Mari.
hurst LadoEan. Why larry, Beau Pa
faGp
Fourth Race Lunsio-9 Hour Winnie
DarH Day Texas BOY. SILK Covering,
Hus'FuL
SIXTH Race D0ruaE81 Nlsufaintr
@e.rrih Race SatFer
IlLhtl Facc EhiuE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
State CdgerS
Fail TO Hold
Lead and Lose
Washington Rallies
10 Hand Spsrtsns
Second Defeat in Row
By SHELDON MolER

EAST LANSING Jan 3-Coach
Ben F. Van AlStync and tho Nlchl-
Gan State basketball team are
finding the going plenty tough
these days
ONLY five days ago tho Spartans
boosted a record Of five victories
IN SIX starts. Then they bumped
up against an indicated Univer.
S!tv Of Rochester team and lost e
@s-27 decision IN the last Is sec
ends
Last night they returned home
a. face the high scoring University
Of Washington quintet and were
headed for an upset victory over
the taller HuskieS for IS minutes.
But suddenly everything went
'pooi and the University of
Washington had chalkcd up lis
eighth consecutive triumph Of the
season 45-42.
Added 10 the gloom of this sec
ond straight defeat the Sp7rtanS
are scheduled 10 face Great Lake,
Naval Station touted as one OF
tho strongest teams in the Middle
West next Tuesday night.