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The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

get in touch with your husbands
and make them contribute to the
support of these children. Get work
there and pay your mothers small
fee for minding your children as
well as boarding them and there
won't be so many fuses. Life alone
in the city with a small baby isn't
fun for anyone.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
FBI In Probe
OF LynChing
Hint Local Authorities May
Have Violated Federal Law

NEW YORK-(SNS)-It is under the United States
Code Section 52 Title 49, that the Department of Justice is
investigating the nchng of Cleo Wright in Sikeston Mis-
souri, January 25 according Wendell Berge assistant T..
s. attorney general.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

KISNIET LETTER KLUB
Est. 1885 Membership only SI.0O. Sol
diers. men. women MI ages,
Stamp brings info.
p. o. Box CO.,, Los Angeles, Calf.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

petting between us at ALL Now this
just isn't natural for me as am
only 80 years old Help me please
as I need it bad.
Ans: Dear Girl, you can't expect
a man of So to act like "daShmg
romeo" of 25. e.. neither does man
of his age want to smother you
in kisses" each time he lays eyes
on YOU. If it is petting and love
you want in life you may as well
face the facts go you won't get it
with this middle aged man. All he
can offer You is place to stay
and a good living. He tried TO tell
YOU several years ago that he was
too old to marry a girl your age.
l.. M. TIA re read your column
for some time and thru your sound
advice to others I have been able
to solve some of my problems. Now
a girl friend of mine and | want
to go to another city and look for
work. She has two small children
under school age and / have Just
one. When we get a job we want to
get an apartment so as TO call it
home for our children as home life
now is unpleasant with our parents
Will our plans be successful?
Ans: Life at home with your pa
rents may be unpleasant at times
! but they do see that your children
are looked after when you work. Ii
YOU moved TO a city and rented an
apartment you would have to get
someone to stay with your children
while you worked and this would
be rather expensive. My suggestion
! is that you two girls stay at home
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28

of recently
The Defense Savings Staff of the Department appearing
moving making a
buying defense
Every of
quarter bullet that bring
plane pictures
the Cincinnati and Electric Company.
The Phoenix index., 1942-02-28
HOTEL MACK

80 Tourist & Transit Rooms, 81
up. 54s Bedford Pl., NE. We.
1921, Atlanta, Ga. Free parking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
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coupe spo'ess gray finish. red leather
uphai huilt-in radio. heater clock. good
~. tires dual accessories low miles
beauty Only 1915 down. bal. IS months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

BUICK - 1870 - super 5-pass coupe
loaded VIII extras one owner viii
trade
carson Buck '4l27 Hamilton TO s.2t27
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shiny Jet black hnlsh. positively spotless
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STATE MOTOR SALES 620i CASS
BUICK 1888 Dc ,rk sedan fac radio
and heater real harg only 1853 3,
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A Automobiles Wanted

Gong 20 CAlfgrnla need ? mp 3 nice rsrF
pay spot cash. any make or NODE 1900
GrAtiOt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Camp Trailers
1912 COVERED WAGONS

A BETTER COACH FOR LESS
Permanent beds. dinettes center kitchens
1908 insulation oven stoves. blower heaters
WATSON TRAILER SALES
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1925 Woodward

5000 Cass 1925 Woodward
PONTIAC al e-cyl de luxe sedan. Folks
here's car with q 900 actual miles
paper stll on doors. you must this 30
appreciate change ~ position forces sale ,
sacrifice $685.. terms trade. 5000 Mack
PONTIAC 2-DOOR TOURING 1887
Knee action, heavy DUTY tires q NJ radio
must sell $3.50. third down, big allowance
IN old Car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
FLOYD RICE

200 Beautiful Cars 10 Choose from
1895 LlVERNOls .-- IN 1880
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factory installed heater and radio. white
wall tires like new-~tA- trade.
Carson Buick l4l27 Hamilton. TO. s-2427
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radio and heater: n gorgeous car, better
hurry l-3 Din or trade NJ. Gregory,
heated showroom. 3366 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
so TRAILERS

NEW USED AND REPOSSESSFD
DEFENSE HOUSING MODELS
EAST SIDE 2g4t EAST JEFFERSON
WEST--25ii Gu RIVER At 7-Mit... Ep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

BUICK 90 4.cf ~ se>ar 'fss .
wheels fsnoer We Foleen ts.Es - s'
mech perfect 30-dhy guar So tern
A A Moss bJIn ca
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WHOLESALE TO ALL
ENTIRE DEALERS STOCK
~ los cars 10 be sold
STATE MOTORS S20l CASS

STATE MOTORS s2oi CASs
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sacrifice cheap, $685.. trade. 5000 Mack
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beautiful black underseat heater and
defroster. spotlight, tires like new. wi!
trade
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IT WILL pay YOU o. see our selection oi
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BUICK 80 club coupe. radio and heater
spotless inside nice tight motor low
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ChrysTer Branch

PONTIAC 1910 de torpedo opera seat
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f-dr Tx seians. Choice Of - beautiful
ones with fac radios and heaters All col
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trade r " Gregory. heated showroom.
1856 Gra'iot
POETrAC 1897 2-door de luxe. S225, Ia
nr
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PLYMOUTH. 1911
Wholesale TO ALL

ENTIRE DEALERS STOCK
u los cars 10 be sold
STATE MOTORS 62Ol CASS
PLYMOUTH "A conv Spas CLUB coupe
air cruiser. red finish. red uphol
" tires push button radio. de luxe heater
VInl wings air horns dual accessories
and he caanest one IN toNp only $3.50
down balance is months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Varied Success
Play Is Good but NOT Crowd as Ti+ans Take
Thriller From Filters and Oregon Beats Wayne
BY CLAYTON HELPER

The initial basketball double
header of the season was some
thing less than a promotional sue
cess for Olympia. but il was
something more than a COMPETE
tive success for the University OF
Detroit.
The Titans came from behind
in the final five minutes Of play
last night 10 whip a favored Sef-
fridge Field five, 1928. in a fin
ish that became a complete rout.
Oregon State kept It's unblem-
ished record intact by trouncing
Wayne University, 41-29. in the
nlghtcap of the program which
drew only 1859 persons.
Trailing at half time, 1911. L.
of d. scored % points while hold
ing the Filters 10 II in a complete
about face. Turning point Of the
game came when Sam Lieberman,
former Lawrence Tech star was
elected early in the second half
on fouls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
La Mottd S Style
Battles Foes

II took Joe Louis nine rounds
to catch up with Tony Music, the
original Baby Tank. and he had
plenty of trouble with the crouch
ing, weaving style Of the Chicago
heavyweight.
Jimmy Edgar never did catch
up with Jake LaMotta, the New
York middleweight whom he fights
Friday night al Olympia. in their
first meeting. LaMotta gave him
the first defeat of his professional
career last September in Madison
Square Garden.
And the Little Brown Bomber
will experience the same trouble
again Friday night, the original
Bomber had Music, for LaMotta
not only has the same build a
Music but also fights in the same
manner, crouching and weaving.
The big difference between
Music and LaMotta, however, is
that the latter always presses the
fight rather than laying back for
counter punches. That was very
apparent as he spared three
rounds yesterday with Lou Woods.
Inkster middleweight who also
will appear on the Olympia card,
at the Motor City gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Lands Is Due to Move for Later Opening
Red SOx
To Train
At Tufts

BOSTON. Dec. 20 GNS).-T'he
Boston Red Sox will not go south
for training in 1943. Instead they
will use the indoor diamond and
cage at Tufts College, at nearby
for a period OF two or
three weeks beginning March Is.
The Sox desire to 60 all out in
an effort 10 cooperate with the
Office OF Defense Transportation
and have decided that the way to
do this thoroughly is to forego a
southern training trip altogether.
Manager Joe Cronin Is firmly of
the opinion that few hours work
daily by the players at Tufts will
condition them as thoroughly and
satisfactorily as could be done in
southern camp over the same
length of time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
5 Kdyoes Mark
Amateur Card

Knockouts ended 5 of the 10
amateur bouts staged by Ford
Local 500 last night at Fordson
High School. Four OF the knock
outs came in the first round.
i7s POUNDS
Fuller GORDON tFord so0t Knocked out
Marvin CathcArt tChevTolst 1881 ons
round Angelo soEvy rffiEntsr1 Psrs- S@-
400 d.eisioned Fred Collins tchrysle,
No. -.
l35 POUNDS
James Carroll tGAr Wood No. 7N)
knocked out Tom warren CFord No sOol.
one round Hill Andrus lPAckardb Dc.
cisioned Nick Psiis (Ford No. sooi: jim
Gsmmei Ford No. 500 deciaioned Tom
Tomlinson Hudson No. 1871.
lF POUNDS
Charles WINK lFord No. 500 decisicned
Charles Rouseii Highland PARK No. 4ool;
Jim Russell (Foro No. 500 dseisionet
Joe O'Connor tHighiand PARK No. 4ool:
Leroy Nornsck Ford No. eOoi knocked
out Robert Gsrgsi ~. s. RUBBER, on.
ian POUNDS
Thurman Hnl 'chrysler M. ~ knocked
out Gerad Tomlinson (Hudson M. 1917.
second round: Bill Daniels CFord No. Sool
knocked out wallace Hayden Hudson No.
lSfb one round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Trojdns and Kansas
Triumph in Garden

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 GNS).--
The basketball forces of University
of Southern California and Kansas
last night triumphed over Long
Island and Fordham at Madison
Square Garden before 14,256 fans.
After Kansas had scored 81 10
30 decision over the Rams on Ray
Evans lay-up shot in the closing
minutes, u. S. c. rolled over Long
Island, AZ to 40.
Long Island trailed Y. S. G. 20
to ID at half time, but later drew
within 2 points of the leaders.
But Jim Seminoff. Gene Rock and
iAles Omalev put on another u. s.
c. squirt and carried the Trojans
10 victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Favorites Advance
In Girls Tennis Play

BROOKLTNE. Mass, Dec. %
GNS). - Favorites won in the
opening matches of the junior
girls national indoor tennis cham
pionship at the Longwood covered
courts.
Lillian Lopaus Of City Island,
n. Y, defending champion, drew a
first round bye. She was seeded
first and favored TO retain her title
against field of 20 challengers.
Frances Nichols of Melrose was
defeated, 60, 6-1. by Judy After
bury of Great Neck, l.. l., who
was seeded second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29

and promises to be even greater
coming with laid for 400 teams which will use
Fairgrounds all sections Of the city, II teams playing on
the side and II the west.
hundred and twenty teams played through the first
play in three divisions II and 12yearods
one another and Is and 16yearolds IN the other
feature moving pictures will be taken to be usec
teaching the right and way to play various
positions baseball team, according to Deakin.
the first OF these pictures out at the
House the East Side tonight Deakn
explained first picture will be Of Mike fresh the White
catcher Later will have pictures taken OF pitchers
probably Bridges Paul Trout and Harold Newhouser
And through the various positions
pictures will form Of training In the funda-
baseball and will aim at helping the boys on to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
TUo Wings Kin Killed in Wreck

Gus Giesebrecht, Detroit Red
Wing center who is now in the
Canadian Army. lost a sister, a
nephew and a brother-in-law in
the train wreck which took the
lives of 81 persons at Almonte,
Ont.
Hockey club officials learned of
the tragedy when defenseman
Cullen Simon called 10 inform
them he was leaving for Peta-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
TIGERS WILL HELP TO TRAIN COACHES

Billy Roges Detroit Baseball School unlike the big pothers
IN the ma ors and other leagues sports body that faces
little II snv war problem for the coming Instead the
eouncmans kid planning bigger and better season
according Perry first assistant to Roge in the
promotion of developed into OF the finest juvenile
agencies history Detroit One OF the hnest influences
for kids" in the country, matter Of fact
parts Of the country are coming inquiries as
70 the organization Of the local baseball school IN
which Roge nearly 10000 boys in Detroit The
school which Of II to is years of age who are
organized divisions which play regularly scheduled
league during the summer was Roses idea and had Its
first showing this last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
He's Expected
To Call Meetinq
For Showdown

NEW YORK, Dec. % INS).-
Basebalrs badly bewildered execu-
tives, wandering aimlessly through
muddled plans the past week as
they tried 10 figure Lhow=to
procede. today have better
chance of getting squared away.
Commissioner K. M. Lands, II
was indicated here, may call A
special meeting of all Is major
league clubs 10 discuss shortening
of the 1913 playing season by two
weeks.
Under the proposal the season
would open April II instead Of
April -. That, il is pointed out,
would fit in we'll with the new ar
arrangement whereby the clubs plan
to do their training near home.
HARRIDGE STARTS 1T
Reports that Lands may call
a meeting shortly circulated AZ
President Will Harridge OF the
American League asserted that a
lcurtailed 1943 schedule is strong
possibility.
The issue was brought up anew
over the last weekend when Ed
Barrow. head OF the New York
Yankees. proposed the cut IN the
schedule.
1t had been talked of before. as
early as last summer when Jack
Zeller, sighting the uncertainties
Il that would surround baseball In
1913, made the proposal. IL also
was discussed during the recent
winter meetings.
NOTHING DEFINITE
"Nothing definite has been de-
cided as yet" Harridge said.
"In fact nothing can be decided
until the various clubs frst get
Strengthened around on their
spring training programs.
of the clubs come TO the con-
cIusion that, In view OF tho
transportation emergency, they
can train at home. or very close
by, then believe there is q
good chance that we might cut
q week or two of the schedule.
"Our league, I know, would be
In favor OF IL. In fact we would
have agreed 10 Topping two
weeks of the schedule when we.
had the regular winter meeting
here the first of the month. The
National League then wanted to
proceed with the usual 24-Sun-
day schedule. How they stand
now, I don't know"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29

wawa. Ont. with Mrs. Simon, who
is Giesebrecht'S sister
Mrs. Simon had been called by
relatives who informed her that
one OF her sisters had been killed
with an infant son in the crash
and another sister was in the hos
pital with injuries. The soldier
husband of the second sister was
killed. Olympia officials did not
know Abe names OF the dead and
lnjursl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Dempsey Sees Ring Boom After War

Boxing will slowly decline the progresses In the
opinion Of 1t. Jack Dempsey of the coast guard
Most the big boxers In the service and
most of the others before the ends But after
war-ook the biggest boom in the games history 1t
{. Ia bound
"a lot of fellows learning how to box In the army.
guard lot of them will try to make
boxers lot Of fighters out Of the services
time And this time there will be many more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29

FIRST RAcE-a.yssr-old. and up X
Flying Torpedo
,ThornburEl $50 $50 3.30
Single (Youngl 10 500
Lit Up Mann 1890
. Ftn.-f..if is oft res =,
Tides In. Dark Watch, Swell Chance,
French Horn. Clip ciop. Unto. Prairie Dos,
Brabsnt and La Rsinstts also ran.
SECOND RACE-2-yesr.old,, :. mile;
Bit OF Nerve
tThoTnburgb 1910 $50 7 80
Free Air tThompsonl 3 SO 40
Her Guardian (AdsmO 2 so
Time IL l'5, on 2:32.
borough, Direction and Ample Reward also
ran.
THIRD 7.y.sr-old,. a mile:
Vacuum Cleaner (AtkinsonJ $40 $50
Blue Pom tHecombsl 2io
Time i:l2. or 3:0l.
s-Flish, over, East star rse,ls,t.
and s.Bleeding Heart also ran.
s.Babylon. Bryson entry.
FOURTH RAcE-7.yssr.olos 8. mile;
Good Drive tMccreary) 500 $50 $40
Or. Rush tThornburg 40 $50
Rocky Craig tAtkinSon) s.eJ
Time 1910 3-5. off J:30k
gpsrtists, Ebony Edge. Whlrlgig Bot
tom Rail, Bnri Ann. and Miss Def.nS,
also ran.
F1FTH RAcE-3.yssr.o!ds and UP, a
mite.
Tim. o. war (weidsmsn) $40 1910 $50
ousksrtoWn tCoTmsn) $50 q 20
Last Gold tThornburgl $50
Time i:1i as. off 3;So.
Last Bubble. Strength and Scotch Trap
also ran.
SIXTH RkcE-9-yesr.oid,, 1 mil, and
10 yards:
Arthur murray Brennan, so 100 40
Transformer CNrighO $50
Time lea Us, off t.2s.
ZoTswsr and Phsrsthsen also ran,
SEVENTH RAcE-3.yssr-olds and up,
1 u miles.
Who Calls CBrsnnsnl 40 40 800
Even Tan (clsggetD 1910 $50
Nopaloss Roto (scurlockl 3.eU
Time so Us OFF $500.
Esddis Lass, Ksi.Hi, Display style,
sammy Elegant. sun Gsiomsr cosse
Pfstssun and Hslsns Lad also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-yssT-olds ana UP. Ia
miles:
colssboy CThompsonD 1000 Tao 80
Buckle Up tGormsnD 1880 $50
Uvside tNscAndreWsl $50
Time 1884 as. or Sal
Apropos. BlRksder Hsllotsr. Dollar
tSign, Asa Ne tsd Nsncy's Baby also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Ranger Rockies
Give Red WinQs
Main Trouble
Nv LEWIS n. WALTER

The broken hand suffered by
center Phil Watson OF the New
York Rangers has wrecked the
Broadway Blues big scoring lire
on which he performed with Bryan
Hextall and Lynn Patrick. But
that isn't making the Red Wings
overconfident as they prepare for
the eastern trip which could put
them back in first place.
Detroit knows too well that II
isn't the Rangers big line they
have TO fear. They've kept Patrick
and his two buddies in check very
well. The odds and ends OF this
last.place Ranger club have been
getting all the goals.
Angus Cameron, the center with
whom Lester Patrick was so dis.
satisfied he sent him on short
iaunt 10 the minors, is the leading
goal scorer against Detroit. Cam.
eron probably would be very
happy to 60 on a solid Red Wing
diet because every one of the four
goals he has scored in the Ma
tional Hockey League has been
registered against Detroit. He has
popped one in each game.
ROCKIES PROVE TOUGH
Before Cameron. Hub Macy
and Lin Bend were the boys who
bagged the points against Detroit
while the big guns of the Ranger
offense proved impotent. The
Canadian Army ended their MIL
scoring bursts against the Wings.
Now. in addition to Cameron,
Detroit is being troubled by such
Ranger newcomers as Dudley
RED Garrett and Vic Myles. the
defenseman, each of whom scored
in the Rangers 81 upset of De-
troit, Christmas Night. They'll be
these lads next time out.
Although first detected by the
Ranger defeat, the Wings have
regained their spirits and their
stride with the 6-1 triumph over
Chicago. The Rangers upset of
Toronto, Sunday night. was an
other boost and they hope the New
Workers can continue their giant
killing tonight by defeating
Boston.
If the Rangers down the Bruins
tonight. it will be worth money to
the Wings. 1t will mean that De-
troit, now only four points back OF
Boston and Toronto, can tie for
first place with victories over New
York and Boston, Thursday and
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Ed CurIey's Selections

MIAMI. Dec. % UNS).-Fol-
lowing are Ed Curley's selections
Al Tropical Park: VN,.
i~tHER BOY. Watkins Troth, FelswIy y
2AADiAH sure Firs NistrellA
3--LARGo MINT. Float Away, shasta
Man
Assmsnis. sls chance. Polym.lior.
3-JOh BURGER, Good Lawyer, Re.
wafdfd
t-HAPPY FAMILY. Mixer. In Question.
: FRONTIER JANE, Anophsles Daisy.
t-RoUGH NEWS. Thrift shop, First
Dfsf'
BEsT-JoE BURGER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
TIGERS TO Help Instruct Coaches

Another important feature will be baseball school
be conducted by Tigers for coaches Our coaches VIII be
high school coaches Of the city, and Wish
ONe others connected with the Tigers have
the instruction of the coaches This
school coaches will be held early May AS matter OF
fact. the Tigers ar giving a lot Of fine help"
The Roge school is primarily under supervision OF the city
parks recreation department under John Considne II
sprang idea which Roge famous Tiger horstop
nursed before he retired big league player
1.-The school is primarily for giving the boys something to
do build their character Roge has declared And
they great ball players in later that's a
right,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
WEST ADOPTS r

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec, %
OUP). THE Western All-Stars to-
day belatedly began installation of
a Information football attack for
the Shrine's East-West charity
gridiron game here New Years
day.
With only three days left 10
tutor the Vests best collegiate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
HE'S THEIR Tor MAN

Licbcrman, feet inches tall.
is not only his teams leading
scorer Che made eight points last
night. but also the backbone Of
its defense His loss was the de-
Gliding factor despite the heroic
efforts of Bobby Roth. VaGgbh
Waddell and Herman Fuetsch. -
1t was John Quinn who tied
the game up twice in those final
hectic minutes, and it was Capt.
Art Stolkcy who scored the basket
putting the Titans into the lead
for the first time all evening at
30-2S. But il was Lee Knorek. s
foot Z inch transfer from DcSaleS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Basketball Result,

a. ~ Detroit, 20. sslfridgs rs
oregon State 81 Wayne 20
Southern Cal IS. Long Island 20.
Kansas 81. Fordham 30.
Duouesne -. Depsul 90.
Southeastern 40. Baylor 30.
haryville 81. WINFIELD IS.
Texas SIS. East Central 81.
Arkansas ~, Texas Tech -.
Texas Christian IS. West Texas "a.
Pittsburgh 40 Rice 20.
Indiana 81 Inyola al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Georgia S Bowl
Stock Scars

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. % (UP).
The clouds OF gloom which had
gathered over Georgia's Rose Bowl
training camp vanished today and
Bulldog stock began booming be-
cause frankie Sinkwich promises
to be his old self come UCLA and
New Years day here in the home
of footballs annual classic.
Sinkwich's return to active duty
kept the odds at 2 to ! in favor of
Georgia. There was good pos
sibility they would 60 even higher
inasmuch as the opening odds of
3 to ] didn't start TO drop until
frankie injured his ankle at
Tournament Park.
Coach Wally Butts appeared
well satisfied. He didn't seem
worried over the fact that Sink
witch will be unable to punt be-
cause OF his ankle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29

DALLAS. Tex. Dec. 20 (UP).--
Clint Castelberry. Georgia Techs
freshman fire cracker. was the
center Of attention today as the
Ramblin' Wreck and Texas Uni
versity, its Cotton Bowl opponent,
began secret practice for their
New Years day game
Bill Alexander, Techs veteran
coach. admitted that Castelberry.
155 pound freshman. was his chief
hope. of ouscoring the opposition.
And Ana X Bible. the stubby.
genial pilot of the Texans. picked
Castleberry as the man the Long
horns must stop If they hope to
win.