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Evening star., 1942-03-29
Files Expense Report

RICHMOND, Va, March % R.-
Ashton Dovell, former speaker of
the House of Delegates, has filed his
report as legislative representative of
the Agricultural Conference Board
of Virginia, showing that he received
s1,500 in compensation and $1,000
for expenses for work during the
1912 General Assembly.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
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irrespective of zones or boundaries,
3 OF l zone charge.
2. A trip confined to Zone l or to
any subzone of Zones 2, or 4,
zone charge.
3. A trip between point in Zone
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charge
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and a point in Zone 3, 3-zone
charge.
s. A trip between a point in Zone
and a point In zone 4, 4-zone
charge.
6. Trips originating in one subzone
and terminating in another, the
rates shall be as follows:
Evening star., 1942-03-29

PROPOSED TAXICAB ZONE SYSTEM--The above map shows
the taxcab subzones proposed by Chairman
Hankn of the Public Utilities Commission. following key
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Michigan State College graduate
and enlisted last January. He will
see duty at one of the navy's
operational training centers be-
fore being assigned TO a combat
zone.
1t. Morris Kaydan, 1904 Gar
field avenue, Allen Park. now is
stationed at Camp Campbell. KY,
in a medical training battalion.
Seamen second class, William
f. Wilson, 2943 Brooklyn avenue,
and James l.. Brandt, 1851 Camp
bell avenue, have completed their
training at the submarine school,
New London, Conn, and will be
assigned TO one of the growing
feet of undersea fighters.
Stanley r. Serafinski. 530S Elm
wood avenue, is one of the lads
completing his pre-fight training
at Ellington Field, Tex. and was
a participant in Navy Day doingS
there.
Staff Sgt. Brook II. Snow of
Bay City. who formerly was sta
toned at McChord Field Wash,
has been transferred to the Off
GERS candidate school at Miami
Beach for a course in administra-
tive work.
. -
Pvt. Roy Adams. 557 Emerson
avenue, who enlisted in the army
air corps as mechanic, first
class, now is stationed at Kelly
Field, Tex. $50.
Pvt. Martin Drurega. 1921
Sawyer avenue. has been made a
corporal in the engineers corps.
station at Los Angeles, Cal. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Subm tilted by Aneita L
Schramke. 1872 Walnut street
Saginaw:
Sing a song Of sixpence,
A pocketful of rye,
More and More War Stamps
and Bonds
We all must strive to buy;
When JapS and Nazis meet their
fate
And our boys come marching
home,
We can all go out and cele-
Al. bate
With the interest on our loan.
Submitted by Nancy G. Gordon
40Q3 Glendale avenue:
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on tuffet
Dividing her weekly pay,
Some money for living.
Some money for giving.
Some money for War Stamps
each day.
Submitted by Shirley Shaw,
2043 Rose street, Carleton:
I saw a ship a-salling.
A-sailing on the sea,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Contest End Near
Saturday Last Day TO Win War Savings Stamps
in Times Rhyme Competition

Saturday will be the last day to
win the War Savings Stamps in
the Detroit Times Rhyme Contest.
Saturday will see publication of
the final five winning rhymes in
this patriotic contest, in which
contestants are asked To write
jingles boosting War Savings
Stamps and Bonds.
Take the first two lines of any
nursery rhyme, then complete the
jingle In your own way with
original verse about War Savings
Stamps or Bonds.
The Times is printing five diff
ferent such ryhmeS each day this
week, awarding 81 in War Savings
Stamps TO the writer OF each
winning verse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Here are today's winning
rhymes:
Submitted by Ruth Evans, ,405
North Dean street, Bay CityE "
Wee Willie Wrinkle runs through
the town,
Upstairs and downstairs In
his nightgown;
lie is selling War Bonds, Saw
AA ingS Stamps. too,
lie IS doing his share, how
about you?
Submitted by Ella Lavine, 2224
Pingree avenue:
Jack Spratt could eat no fat,
His wife could eat no lean,
But when IL came TO buying
War Bonds.
On that they both were keen!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Sugar Beet Workers
Come From Kentucky.

Shortage Of labor IN the sugs$
beet area was reported cased
today by the United States En-
'ployment Service with the arrival
of 375 workers from Kentucky.
USES, in conjunction with the
Farm Security Administration. rs
cruited the group at Pikcsvil1e,
Ky. Farmers OF the BAY City area
who agreed 10 employ the workcr1
wall pay s. a head Transports
,tion cost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Elliott avenue,
has been pro-
NOTED TO a pri-
vate, first class,
a fter thre C
months in the
army. He is
sta ed at
Lee, Va,
but will b @
transfer ed 10
Atlanta, Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
MoTEi Enrolment Is open 10 both boys
and girls from ten 10 eighteen years.

second class, as follows: Robert
j. Lowe. 13209 Lauder avenue
Donald A. Skauge. l4l4 Chalmers
avenue; Norbert c. DePuXdt, 4699
Balfour road; James F. Gest, 4414
Sheridan avenue; Edward Holody,
1925 Meade avenue; William r.
Hendricks. -1547 Merrick avenue.
Detroit, and John III. Anderson, SO
Buena Vista avenue, Highland
Park.
George Owen. 1868 Farnsworth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
has a brother. Walter. who is a
private at Camp Chaffee. Ark.
Candidates for officers training

schools for new
classes TO start
in Fe bru airy
now are being
sought by the
army. Openings
in the Sixth
Serv ice Com
nand are anti
aircraft. ar M
ored force, en-
gineerS, mill
tary~poiice, ord
nance c or p s,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
BY Chic Youngs
By Billy De Beck
By Olsen & Johnson

A sailor boy is on that ship, "a
Who is very dear to me;
Maybe there's another boy AEs
Dear TO you. perhaps. =,
Let's back them up with War
Stamps and Bonds
So they can whip the Japs.
See the Times tomorrow anA
for additional winnitS
jingles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

QuartermaSter corps, signal corps
and tank deStroyers. Candidates
will he picked by officer candidate
boards.
Cadet John w. Harpster Jro a
former Wayne University student,
is a member of the class soon 10
be graduated from the air force
at Stockton Field Cal.
Eleven Michigan boys two from
Continued on Page 45)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

avenue, has won
his navy wings
Of gold" and is
commissi o n e d
an ensign in
the naval re-
serves follow
ing completion
Of his training
at the naval air
in PEN
sacola, Fla. He
is a w ay n e
University and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Seven Wayne County boys are
among those graduated at the
Great Lakes naval training sta
ZION hospital corps school in a
class of 494 and have received
ratings OF hospital apprentices,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Soldiers who SGT. FLEMING
visit Fort Custer reception center
now are eating freshly picked
apples which a group OF soldiers
led by 1t. Joe Grum, picked on
a share basis in the Idlewild Or
chards near Gull Lake.
Capt. Alfred +. Champney,
former tax administrator of
Wayne County. who entered the
service in the war plans division
of the army ordnance department,
has been promoted 10 be major.
He now is living in Arlington, Va,
with his wife and son, Alfred Jr.
Three DetroiterS are included
In list Of n Selfridge Field avia-
ton cadets who are being sent
elsewhere for their pre-6ight
training. They will go either TO
Santa Ana, Cal, or Nashville,
Tenn. Arthur s. Bartlett, 1915
Eastlawn avenue; Theodore Folia,
1881 Orleans street, and Harry
f. Bagnall $50 Dickerson avenue,
are the lads.
RAYMOND NJ. Roland Jr., 1868
Kentfield avenue, has received his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Service Notes:
Song Writer
Does Her Bit 10
Cheer Fighters
JUDGE
PUZZLE

Mrs. Rose Biehl, 1895 Blaine
avenue, is doing her bit 10 cheer
up the boys in the army camps
by writing songs which fit into
the morale picture nicely. Her
latest composition Keep Your
Chin Up" has been sent to 200
army camps and will be sung on
the air soon over radio station
WY. She has composed other
patriotic songs previously and
now is working on another one.
81 like 20 write these soldier
songs" she says. land have
many letters OF appreciation
from officers and soldiers, as
my thanks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

cent graduates
at IIarli n < c n
army gunnery
sc h DOL, Tex,
and has his sill
yer wings. He
qualified as an
expert aerial
trig er man
and has been
made a gunners
sergeant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

wings and Is commissioned an
ensign in the navy at the Corpus
Christi naval air station. He will
be assigned for regular duty soon.
PVT Stanlevknknlski 1903 MI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

Sgt. David o. Fleming Jr. 3076S
drive, is one Of the re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

George Owen. 1868 Farnswort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

CONTINUED on Page 45)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Pipeline Passes
Defeat A||-StdrS

The Picton RAF soccer club
CONSTRUCTED a passing pipeline
Yesterday Al KcyWoTth Stadium
and SIX time, The ball crupled into
the goal with a resulting 6-5 VIC
tory over the DctroIi All-StarS as
Reward for the the demonstration
of teamwork
Detroit took the lead in early
minutes with goal by George
HAY Hugh Mcconnell cvcned the
score for Raj and then lack Law
son. George Flockett and McCon-
nell added three more for the
fIors. Ncl' Campbell kicked two
point, tor the DouoltcrN 10 mako
IT, As ~ The half
Goals hy F'ockaf and Campbell
cancelled one another and then
Nelson lied the count. hut the
AII-StaS were unable 20 stop
Fluchati an hc broke through 10
add the final and winning marker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Giants, Dodgers
Split Ldure|s

NEW YORK. Dec. II UP1-
The New York Giants wore tho
best fielding team in the National
League iu 1912. official average
showed today with or to Brook
IynS 977O bat the Dodgers Won
individual lautolS by placing three
men on the al-dcfcnSiNc team
Joe NedvIck won a bcrth ion The
outflcld able Mickey owen goat
OF the 1871 World Series. staged
the comeback of the year 10 win
the ca'chcrN post and Cunt DAVIS
dean OF the DodgCr staff, placed
second among the pitchers
Tho Giants pat tWo men First
Ba>cman Johnny Me and Second
Sackcr Nick Wuok among Tho
fielding leaders NllIc topped the
FIRST ha>cmcn with 995 for ~
chacruccs IN 1}s games although
Frank Mccormick OF Cincinnati
handled I5li opportunities i'm III
games for g9} WlIrok rhdIkco
pi 97S while handling Inc most
chances I'm hI, division, $50 i'm li7
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Baugh's Pass, Farkas' Drives Beat Bears
Hawks
Capture
2lI Place

Chicago BlackhawkS are in sec
ond place in the National Hockey
League today because they were
able 10 defeat Toronto Maple
Leafs, So. last night in Chicago
after the Leafs had taken a 20
lead in the first period.
Bob Davidson and Babe Pratt
sent the Leafs out in front but
Red Hamill got one OF those goals
back with less than a minute OF
the first period remaining. After
Doug Bentley had evened the
score. Earl Seibert scored twice
tor the Hawks in the second per-
iod and Max Bentley clinched II
with a marker midway in the final
session.
Montreal Canadiens forced the
Rangers deeper in the cellar by
defeating the New Workers Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14

GoodfclloW Fund Of 1912 is S20C
larger today IN consequence OF the
response at Palace Recreation last
night where Paul TroutS major
league baseball and football repre-
SentdtIvCS with the valuable as
>lstancc OF l5O-pin handicap pei
game defeated Stroh at Palace,
1884 TO 27SS.
In actual pinfalI Joe Norris
ma lor league bowlorS won three
by scores of ql9 TO 79l. 957 10 100,
and 81 10 S63. But they found
The Spo, Toe high 10 get over and
Trou'S Rough Riders won their
second success IN a week IN top
flight company. They won from
Fife "a week ago 10y one pm.
Ca>> Grygjcr returned 20 thf
Stroh front after an absence be
cause of illness Stgoh employed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Setback for SfrOh
Paul Trout AI-Stars Win GoodfeIow Match, Fund
Gets $500, on so Pin Spot

two reserves Fred Wolf going
in for Walter Reppenhagen and
Howard Curtin for Bill kenet.
Although Curtin is now with
MineraliteS ne is permitted 10
serve as SUoh'S sixth man in
match competition.
Harold NeWhouSer'S $50 was the
best All-Star offering while Nor
riS' $50 led Stroh. Curtin had All
after taking over from kenet at
the start OF the second game. Roy
.Cullcnbne, intrepid saver Of the
Fife match found too many curve
balls coming his way and was low
on 4l7.
Cullcnbjnc wants q league where
there are more 30 pitches than
bowling offers. Trout also wants
one where he can got moro cor
ncrS on the tough hItteIS as he
had only 442.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
AAU Tug-of- War
Is Awarded Detroit

CHICAGO. Dec. II New York
was awarded The national indoor
track and field meet ~ the ANA
teur Athletic Union closed rs an
nual sessions The site for tho
outdoor championships has not
been selected Columbus and New
York have submitted bids. The
tug-of-war championship viii be
decided in Detroit IN August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
MtEwdn and Higgins
Pace LOurdeS Five

Chuck NIcFwar scored : points
and Pat higgins tossed two field
goals as LourdCS maintained a
narrow hali-tImc margin through
second half OF MP and tuck has
kc'baN az Visitation gym NcStcr-
day The final tally ended with
Lourdc~ ou the long end Of a
1'.'9 .ur..
F.. score Ned "a ~ tHa end oI
'rr H.-r quHfr, loW6a, Wanagod
to gam au 'l-9 load ~ thc half
.H 'D.il ~ -H, .m1 quarter and
wont Ou fp viii as ine Visitation
.u.I.. le.Id
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Caps Score E Goals
In Third Period

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. IA In
dianapohS CapitoiS sci what prob
ably is "A modern hockey record
for goals scored in one period
when they came through with SlN
in the final session last night TO
defeat PItlshurgh. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
DETROIT PAIR SEVENTH

Cy GoralclNk and Rudy Rolls Of
SackmanS paired for 1856 and
seventh position when the former
tipped 2i2-21O IN 62l and his part
ncr had 243 IN 6l5 Roland Linde-
mans PA M $40 and Charlie,
Shelley 2u4-225 I'M $50 gave them
1890 and a tie for eighth
George Lukach also Of Sack
mans ,4ullod 10 fifth In the
singles with a hig start Of 81 and
FINE finish of 25l after l69 ion
67i Frank Con followed into
sixth with 2f6-207-220 for 67}
while Alton Martin landed ninth
on 2O5-267 IN 65S
Jack Cunningham and Bert
Allen sprung the big surprise i'm
tho Class & doubles when the for
mer came through with 2l5-222 IN
6l5 and The latter managed 2l5 in
5q7 for 1912 total and third
The effort proved a little too
much for Allen because he quit
after posting 1870 in The singles
as Tiny Cunningham stumbled
10 Si2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Calling Shepherd Dogs
TEN SOUGHT At ONCE
FOR SERVICE m ARMY

German shepherd Police do-, uet.d TO save hc
.t. fighting
That's rne IolI,-' (which come, o uatot 'umc,
it .toa John S5cenc lr regional director for bocs for
1,l,H-t incorporated
The must h, under old and moi
Dog, being fighting mon"
r.I'f> There special ob> thy trained
ia, with United Michigan ha been asked
deliver a 30 oi these immediately"
H. 1900 I.r#.-..f I..f.rr t
r- Ttur'I. tNtt tIe urgent. .a.e.I- fa' '.-
IrS donate iof contact MN Immediately
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Bowling Title
ToS(hwoeg|er

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.-Ned DAY
Of West AlliS. Wis. rehnquished
his worlds match bowling crown
10 Connie Schwoegler Of Madison.
Wis. last night. as the All-Star
tourney was completed.
Day, who Teigned for three
years. announced that he was
leaving for Santa Monica 10 join
'he navy. after he had finished IN
eighth place, four berthS below
Johnny Crlmmins OF Detroit, IN
the final standings. Milwaukee 5
Frank Benkovic knocked Grim
minis out Of second place when
the Badger veteran trimmed the
Detrolter four out OF sin games
while totaling 1885 10 1893.
CrimminS earlier in the day
bagged a 1851 count and four
games against Bill Rusch Jr. of
Gary Ind. but he was no match
Tor Bcnkovic. as the pair battled
for second place.
The 25-year-old Schwoegler won
he championship and 81 800 when
ne concluded his II games in the
final round robin with SenSa-
ional 2l713 average
Schwoegler. who has = COM
bined league average OF 20S IN
three loops launched his pin career
10 years ago. When presented with
The championship trophy he re-
marked: Il hope ! can do as much
Tor bowling as Ned Day has done.
First group:
Johnny Cummins Dstrof
2o2 2ts 200 200 All 23t 1905 1884 ~ 3.
Pau krumsks Chicago
23l 227 Ell $50 1877 2Oi i?t7 1881 gas Ol
Johnny Crmmins Detroit
- 2iJ 1911 lsi 1870 iss il4T 1909 7TGIs
George Young Sew YORK
20t lS1 22l l16 ls7 $50 llOs 1897 7s7 81
JOHNNY Ctlmmins. Detroit
isi ~ 2O3 al 24s 1875 l7eI 1888 5o3 %
William Rusch Jr Gsry IHd
2l2 al 1862 2ol 1874 go ii70 li9i5 25S u
Johnny Crimmins De'rof
~ lNl zoe 20t 72s 1877 llss 1922 sac. ls
- kEAnS- KAASSN+e.- h-TN6Usst
100 22s 10 2ls 2l5 72l 1888 1913 ~ 50
STANDINGS
r...,. s..,.. w L. .,,. roin' rr'i''
Frana BsnkovIc ANwauEes
36L-534 352 20 Ts0
ANDY Vaapsps BROOKLYN
81 80 sgS 90 ZOO
John Cnmmins Detroit
3sts az S2s - $50
Paul kwImfkr Chicago
30 ~ 32sot 220
Dawes Comlns Kansas Ci't
56t4 Az S21 ~ 2OG
Norman Nelsou ChieAo
- - 526 IS 100
Ned Day. West AIS Wa
as 20 3isIs lso
GsorEe Young Kew YORK
- Is Slt1 10
Frank hAbls, Ch.caEo
~ 20 Sl777 iso
Buddy BOmsr. Houston
3ifg sO.4 1880 $50
William Rgsrh IT,, Gary
Is 81 S77o7 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Jacobs Had Louis When He Left

Il serving sort of uncroWnrd advisor for
Ro\boroueh Baco guiding Louis 10 speak
put the Olympia here in Detroit, you'll remember
with Natic Brown. Jacobs wired for u
tickets. 90 Detroit with flock Of Ne" York fight
writers and lcit town with Louis in his hip pocket
To make long story short Jacobs offered Louis guar
antcc >Io00a0 Tor the following lie pointed out to
Ro\borough advantages of New York These boys the
writers make Jor The. champion. Mike said.
But, don't get Che idea anybody rot the worst OF II.
Marlborough chauu-thc Chicago Stadium and
ms self Jacobs price. and the future
champion millions That's the story.
That's all there is To- it,
LeHt- n.- ".-.'.. .sIt -I.
Ea. a down q. F.. Finish Lewis snapped oot Of
bis rgttrs.
Kodak Iowa. ~ n 'ar- .-..,f good f-rt managed by
Lows. a.... .....- u..uaa. <d Herman Abe
AreI. Fa... a..a N..aso. Joe Baruan. Pal Moore
Joe N...a. o... .t..... E,oan Johnny Couon and
JOHNNY Grl.t.... E.t. t... o.. I..tait.
They ail nice ho1-' I.fl. agl-.i vcn asked II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Upset Of Year
Is Registered
By Redskins
BY BoB CoNsIDINE
News seryios sperts Writer

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA INS).
Just two years after absorbing
the most humilisting defeat in pro-
fassional grid history. the WASH
ington Redskins today boast l4-6
victory over their old conquerors,
the Chicago Bears, gained in yes
terday's playoff game for the
championship Of tn c National
Football League.
A brilliant 50-yard touchdown
pass by the great Sammy Baugh
and grueling 44-yard advance
through the rock ribbed Bear line,
with Andy Farkas plunging most
Of the way, gave the Redskins
their victory over Chicago team
that had not tasted defeat in -
straight games. 1s OF them in
league competition.
Farkas, playing perhaps the
best game OF his pro life, was
hurt on the kickoff following the
second touchdown. Half consci-
Gus. he was dragged of the field
TO the roar OF a tremendous ova-
ton.
Baugh's pass half the length OF
the field was caught senSationally
on the dead run by Wilbur Moore.
RedSkin back. and when Bob Mas
terSon added the extra point u
wiped out a 60 lead the Bears had
taken early in the second quarter.
ARToE SCORES on TUMBLE
The Bear touchdown came
wholly without warning in the
midst OF the first OF Washington =
stubborn marches toward the
Bear goal, Lee Artoe, Chicagos
all-league tackle. Scooped up
tumble by Dick Todd in midfield
and ran TO the Chicago touchdown
wholly unmOleSted. Then he failed
TO kick the extra point and the
Redskins-still stung by the men,
DRY OF their 1870 loss 10 the Bears
here in l940-went on the war
path.
In the briStling. fist waving re-
mainder Of the game. the underdoa
RcdSkin team cut the Bears line
10 ribbons IN = complete reversal
OF form. Tempers flared through
out. bur the officials kept the play.
nTS IN check and dlShed Out MINI
mum 81 penalties.
The biggest gate in playoff his
tory Sis 26O.4O-was paid by
tho crowd Of 76.OO6 which damned
Griffin Stadium 10 itS doors. To
the triumphant Redskins went a
PLAYERS pool Of S35 .39747. The
feelings OF The Bears were some
what assuaged by presentation
Of S23. 59S. 20 or S639.l2 10 each
Bear voted = full share.
GOAL STAND THRILLS
The Redskins gave their coach,
Ray F7aherty. who becomes a SEN
Tor grade lieutenant in the navy
tomorrow. a farewell game he II
never forget, climaxing the contest
With goal line stand that frus-
tratcd a 7s-ysrd Bears march. II
u was The last game the pros will
play for the duration. as some
league owners insist n was = fit
ting curtain for the best football
proCurablc.
The Ped>kin victory moved them
into the Pro Bow Game, 10 he
played against an all-star pro
team in Philadelphia December IT
AZ ShibP Park, for the benefit Of
he limited Seaman SerNice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Licked All Until He Met Cans

II. .,..e aare lis faeoItas. One
crt Herman us Vie tops.
"Na,Ie h...a~n no. WAS ms first good fighter Lewis
cz....s 'NrI uIata H-hIuc-hl he was tie licked en-
a unti he eat Ira Gl~ he the great Cans
tough tight the hest of all the hghtveishtN.
know.
'lu -s 1eu tar. .ua you take Your choice" Lewis
'osas-L...- Itl.-.auoo> amt hemP1r,.'
an tt.f u,.rr'.
">o }oa..aat. remember aur deal take your pick
He Nsnes tis AlSfar lean
.e.u.. Bic td.
L ie oRriea Tomms
Lr.-.fE..
sas,a.s Ee..as Tomn,
I.. V...t l,s Na...'t yep
tl.t
f.. ... t...
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
ToLEDOANS HIT 1890

Howard Navarro rccled off pa.
2lO-2l6 for $40 as his Burt Five oi
Toledo reached fifth i'm the Class
\ fve-mcn with $500. Clarence
Boldt \ former Dotroj'cr aided
with 613. Henry Ehrlc'S Coca Cola
managed ninth ON 2Si0 with Roy
Milan closing with 26S for o.
Ehrio GOT his combinations
mixed up tor The doubles. lie
rolled only 5IS as Joe Sluch set a
sizzling pace with 2i9-20i-2l9 ton
81 and 1920 Added to his five
men of 62O and COZ in the singles
Szuch slipped into second spot in
all-nNep1S- ppllhlS4i
Likewise Lornc Trjckott came
up with only 5l5 as Bill Luoma
tumbled -20S-195 for 65S and
1903. Luoma collected 6l9 in The
team and COZ in the singles for
1884 and fourth in the all-cvent>.
Howard Eakct Of Port Huron fol-
lowed him into fifth on CAS-, 60i
and 6l9 for 1871.