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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

and dancing. Is doing It's part in
aiding the war effort. Each patron
who requests a particular tune is
required TO purchase a u. S. De-
Tense Stamp.
KEN ROBERTS - Gil Raye,
master of ceremonies, shares top
position with Billie Richmond,
swingstress. in the new floor show.
Miss Richmond scores heavily
with her new arrangements of
swing songs, obliging with many
encores before leaving the floor.
She Is followed by cute Judy
.0'Dell. tap dancer, who in turn
gives way TO acrobatic dancer
Vicki LeMere. It's Dom Gregory
and his orchestra on the band
stand.
According to owner Ken Roberts,
larger floor shows will be the
policy for the remainder of the
summer season.
MAYFAIR-Rudy Horn is do
ing double duty here. acting as
comedian and master of ceremon-
les of a show which features the
return engagement of the Radio
Testers, nitwits of the networks.
Testing with entertainers during
introductions, Rudy presents the
charming Holly Sisters. clever tap
team; Paul Burke, cartoonist, and
Anna Lene, billed as novelty
dancer.
Phil Olsen's music prevails for
shows and dancing.
THREE Goethe victory revue
Patriotic in Swing" is now in its
second week. Produced by Bette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Entertainment Bills at the Night Clubs
Feature Outstanding Comedy Acts

In the vocal department tenor
Jack O'Neil sings Irish NEEDLES,
while Ethel Shepherd contributes
tunes from the hit parade.
Highlight of Chiquita Hutchins'
Marionette act is that sequence
a society playboy on a
bender" .\
New costumes and dance rou-
tines win applause for the Esther
DeRoy Glamour Girls. who open
and close the revue with lively
production dances.
Joe Blankets orchestra, which
plays excellent music for shows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

unique novelty and talented dane
ing, is on tap this week at Eddy
Stevadora Club.
Top honors go to Prof. FL Gotta,
exylophonist, who exhibits unusual
ability on the graduated wooden
bars of that musical instrument.
He, changes from the sublime 10
the ridiculous when his partner
Beatrice Byren, bounces onto the
floor TO burlesque ballet dancer
II is at this point that the prof's
flair for comedy energies, and from
here to the end of their skit
laughs pile up in rapid succession
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
ANNIVERSARIES
DEATHS-DNORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses applied for;

Marriage licenses applied Tor:
George Robinson. %: Gladys Kolb. IL
Frank sepeai. 80; Josephine M. Drusz-
Palmer Carr Esser. 81; MarcelIa Jean
Alex HIiko. %: Olga Karawaehek, "a.
claremont Diyoume. AZ. Frieds L. Stew
Chester L. Ellison, %; Helen Dawido-
william Mckinley Ellis, a.; Mae williams
Charles II. Earl. Is; Grace Deimel, Is
Walter L. Rudnicki. 81; Dolores A. Lut-
termoser, al
Lee Watson. 90 Lillian L. Miller. 10.
Edmund J.. STEPHEN, %; Dorothy r. Min
walter 7: ormes.' 80; Bonnie J. Den
Carl NJ Fursiund. 20; Lorene Thomp-
Wilbur j. Reed. 81; Rosetta Teets. 10.
! George @. Pops, 81 Audrey l.. Kraft, rs.
Fred r. Eblen, p; Marguerite A. Camp
Floyd +. wurster. AZ; Ivola Mckenzie. Al.
Henry Kaminski %; Eieanore Bandish, 10
Richard w. Knutson, %; Emma Marie
Charles F. Freiburger. 81; Peggy S. Lori.
John Dedinsky. so; Mary steneek, IS.
Halbert L. Alexander, 20; Alice II. Epps
Mathew Merritt. IS: winifred Clark, 30.
George f. Bevis. "a: Betty Bennett. 10.
| Edward Stracka, 81; Ann Schyck. 81
Isidore Halperin. So Rose Bakalar, IS.
Edward Empringham, 20; Geraldine Mo-
Robert A. sturdevant. %; Jessys Rizzo,
10.
| Ernest Kator. 20; icon o'Neil. 10.
Floyd E Kinney 81: Betty J. Bolda. 10.
Gerald Shuart, ~ June ID. Reinke. Is.
Milton Indish. IS; Lorena Douville. 2s-
Joseph Drew. Al: Jessie Frenlk. 80.
Harry w. Fsuver, Sc; Elsie Hell. 40.
Claude 4. Buchner, 81: Charlotte Wangen-
David p. Youtt. 2s: Reina NJ. Letang, a.
Francis B. Lavigne, 80; Dorothy NJ. Bu-
Thomas E. Harsreaves. 2s; Joyce L.
Ray smith IS: Selma Downs, So
Bert Kanterman, 80; Lillian b. Ferentz, SO.
Thomas A. Watson Jr., "a; Lillian r. Uhr,
Peter Peperides. 90: Sophie Murad. 80.
Frank L. Wizard, 20; Dorothy Ir. Hsaksr.
Earl c. limits. Sc; Beatrice Wager. 80.
Thaddeus Lorens. IS; Lillian Golembiewskl,
"a.
Frederick j. Richie. rs; Anna C. Layman.
Edward wsterstradt. 20; Susan L. JOrsen-
David Gemmen, IS; Emma Louise Cuddie.
James H Allison. 20; Miriam o. Van
Lewis L. Fsber. "a; Mary X. Aliens
Joseph L. Peterson. Fl; Bernice C. Eppley,
Douglas J. Abraham. 81; vlvienne p
Arthur White. 50: Mary Bardwen as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
DEATHS

Caroline Feet. III Dewey. Royal Oak, n.
Louise klann. 800 Evergreen road. 50.
,ons,ance Gardner lo4s Alter road. -.
II, q. stewart Moorhead' 1910 collinswooA.
Robert c. semple 1897 Griggs. 50.
Louis A. Koenig. 1i5s West Euclid 81.
Celestine Dontot. is4 Bellevue, ~.
Edward J. Gordon. 642 Medium "a,
Jacob Newman, i7344 Indiana. 10.
August Hebron. 4i4s Orleans, ~.
Earl Meyer. Worthwhile 81
Ida Hitler, 350f South Edsel, "a.
Lois heneheld. SALT Cameron 80.
James straud. 1924 Oakland. IS.
Eugene Boyd. 1929 Tuxedo, 90
Charles Cazimier Sakauskas. 643f Legrand,
Nicola MasciangeIo. 52as st. Clair, SO.
Harriet Harwood 36s6 wayburn, 81.
Zada 3. Williams. 7s0 Navahoe, IS.
Ralph Mccullough. 1850 Matchen. Ham
tramck, IS.
Josephine Ann Bonse. 1880 Maple. ~.
Milton Townsend, $40 Brewster, 40.
Harry Yerman. 26s Hague. 81.
Peter Grsbeski. $40 Abbott. 50.
William scmidt, Az Abbott. 81.
John Gsuey. 1925 Third. 80.
Robert Schroeder, $40 Oakland, IS.
Louisiana Gill; s5S Brewster. 81.
Paul Louis Rogers 122i6 Appoilne, 3s
Prudence GreIla. oe43 Theisen. Dearborn,
Alex Mcclellan, Grand chsne, hi, n.
Frank Giza. 5O4s Mt Elliott. 50.
James A. Brady, 1851 >Msrquette. 50.
John Nils, ass Ciyn court. ~
Ernestins CartiR. SIS Lepox. ".
John Bender. 23i lakewood 81
Jose Ramos Moore. 1871 Firs,. AZ.
Lucy solomon, Qf70 Russell, IS
Richard Mack 342i Brush. "a
Harry Tiilman. 1909 81 Antoine. 10.
James " McPhsn ST., ii22 Brookwoo1.
81 nnis Ehlsssth Bowossr. iuTs ssnssssA.
u go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

IL features Carmencita
Romera, Cuban dancer, who last
in Detroit as top MEM
Der of the Ethel Waters show,
Cabin in the Sky"
Other sepia stars include Prince
Albert, tenor; Rosita Lockhart,
whose speciality is chicken
dance" Donnie, Oracle and Eddie
tap dancers de luxe; Sam Fouche
master of ceremonies. and the
dancing Taylorettes whose spirited
production numbers have gen
uine patriotic appeal.
Lanky Bowman's orch str q
plays for dancing and the two
nightly floor shows, al 10:45 p. m
and 20 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
BIRTHS


Margaret wiseman. 1915 French road.
Ann schuler. 122i2 Flanders.
Ivy Daily, 37l4 Lincoln.
Mary Maley, zoos Lambert.
Lucy Stroud, 1850 West Grand boulevard.
Louise Miller. 1890 Courville.
Helen Kruchko, 1873 Gynn court.
Nora Pinazza, $50 South Rademacher.
Irene Settings. 3175 Kanter.
Lottie ingram, STA Taft.
Helen Abbott. 1885 Rademacher.
Frances Knots. 3424 Ruskin.
Marie Abrams, 1878 Haynes.
Marie st. John. 1898 Treadway.
Cecilia Krolczyk 514s Wesson.
Helen stachurski. 2495 Goodson. Ham
Mildred Brody. 1s5o3 stoepei.
Eliza Johnson, 1884 Clinton.
Mildred Criger. 12067 Mansfield.
Frances Diehl. 1929 Toledo.
Loretta Wilson. GOT Clairpointe.
Florine White, sos Scotch.
Sarah Russo. $3.50 Conner. y
Dorothy Piper, 26650 Eureka road. Romu-
Theresa Ford, 1851 Bingham. Dearborn.
Bertha Jarvis, 1851 Hardwood
Jeanne Brooks. 1889 Woodmont.
Lois Issitt zoos Hurlout
Helen Faist, 15O95 Rosemont road.
Valerie Retelhut. ia Hardwood.
Adelaine Mitten. 4415 McDougaii.
Ruth Mann, 1919 Ottawa, Royal OOH
Mary Ensign, Orchard Knoll. Franklin
Fern ProwelI. 2s2o Grant avenue. Pontiac.
Mary Abdullab, 1919 Hibbard.
rsuyule Nleuermeier, 5000 Robson.
Ann kovach. 1898 Cioveriawn.
Edna Lucky. 1915 Creeniawn
MARGARET Noon. 7441 Hillside drive. Union
Anna Jtacomazza. 1881 Alma.
Esther Crisher. 1920 Lamont
Jacuueline Price. STAB Wabash.
Stella lynn. 1897 Holrnur
Gretchen Hanna. 10104 La Sale, Hunting
ton Woods.
Helen Rue, 1880 Robert, Meiyindale.
Julia Burns. 1852 Quincy
Lotte Parylo. 1920 Moran.
Girls were born to:
Esther zimmerman. 5e1s Lily road, PIym-
Theresa Mccracken. so3s Wabash
Evelyn Aarchick. 23o59 Hardwood, Hazel
Park
Gertrude Hahn. 4os GENEVA. Highland
Edn. Green 1oI47 Elkhart. oratiot Town.
Melena Jagusch, 1908 Memorial
Rose Novack 70f South Springwells
Margaret Cunningham. 6125 West Lafa-
yette.
Emma Ferenczi. TAO South Green.
Catherine Neumsnn. 251s3 Hass, Dearborn.
Mary Bross. 1885 Petoskey.
Anna Pesti. 1924 Evans
Mildred Pope, 1915 Rossini drive.
Gladys Kerr, 3431 Midland
Edna Schlaf. 9721 Peter Hunt
Claudean Kessler 1898 Woodrow Wilson.
Sadie MAYNARD. 1879 Wisconsin
Dorothy Rubenstein. 17152 Santa Rosa.
Dorothy kingswood. 1855 Devoushirs.
Sadie Johnson. s2i East Hudson, Hazel
Pauline Pietrowski. 1920 Gladstone.
Eleanor Burnhsm, 6ef Seward
Rose Nagher, 2725 Whitney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
DIVORCES

Margaret Delsi from Mike.
Elsie Finney from Oiin.
George Carlton from Hazel.
Max Hsrworth from Florence.
Emmett Wilson from Hazel
Elizabeth Snyder from Dorsey.
Anna Beck from Russell
Gertrude Mclean from John.
Margaret Schindorn from Clarence.
Margaret Podsadlik from Anthony.
Rose Alderman from Ben.
Francis Hart from Ethel.
Rose Parrish from Clair.
BENJAMIN Finkelstein from Dora.
Julian Clinton from Martha.
Joseph Parent from Helen.
Myrtle Rose from Robert.
Dorothy Williams from Walter
Fortuna Candalise from Gabrielle.
Doris Brown from Thomas.
Avis McCrm from CLAYTON.
ANNULMEST
Nettie Patterson from James.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Tonigh+'s Concert
At Belle Isle
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Victor K0lar, Conductor

FRIDAY. JULY 10. s:15 p, NJ.
THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER
Overture, The Merry wives OF Wind
sor" Nicola
Excerpts from the "Nuteracker suite"
TschaikOvsky
Marche
TTepak
Chinois Dance
Dance Of the Flutes
Wotan's Farewell and Magic Fire
Music from Die Walkure" Wagner
INTERMIssIoN
symphony No. In L. minor. Opus 81
Tschaikovsky
f-Andante: allegro con ANNA
II-Andante: cantabie: con alcuna
ucenza
III-Valse: allegro moderate
IV-Finale: andante maestoso: allegro:
allegro yiVace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
BY WALTER STEVENSON

A WELL BALANCED revue,
comprising just the right amount
Of clever comedy, fine singing,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS were born to:
Margaret McCuom, GALS Lincoln.
Iona Strickland. 1876 Rosemont.
Lilah Edwards 1920 Turner.
Rita Karner, 1885 Riverview.
Dolores Casden, 2e07 Calvert.
Bertha Mullins, 1865 Lawrence.
Noila erie, 1910 Russell.
Mildred Scott. 500 owens.
Odessa Stevenson, 3125 East Fort.
Hattie White. S76S Russell.
Cecilia Cook. 25936 Currier. Dearborn.
Bertha Formento, 5440 steadman, Dearh n.
Agnes Hughes. go Ferris, Highland Para
Grace Brooks. 237 Ferris, Highland Park.
Mary McKissack l403l Dequindre.
Ellen Tarrien. 1927 Royal Berkeley.
Ann Essen. 9l7 Hardwood.
Muriel Newbery, 346 l.. Jarvis. Hazel Park.
Jesnnine Kaiser, 1890 Ward.
Agnes Topolewski l204l Arlington.
Helen Moreau. 1868 Coventry.
Bessie Keith. 245ll Fordson, Dearborn.
SybiI Raeside 6i03 Globe.
Cleo Warner. 6li4 Globe.
Isabelle STRUGGLING. 1926 Field.
Lucille Deschamps $500 Tuxedo.
Rose Williams. SEQ Theodore.
Loitie Papiernick, 1882 ST. Louis.
Beulah Herzog, III Canton.
Ethel Temple. 3O3 Glendale. Highland PIX.
Leuna Mitchell, 9s West Hancock.
Stella Alberts. 1905 Coleman. Dearborn.
Martha Anderson. 204S3 Kentucky.
Harriet Yeates. 5l93 West Chicago.
Albina Watkins. 1898 Bewiek.
Helen scurlock. II West Willis
Lois Wence 1880 Kelly road. Roseville.
Julia Altman, 6455 Kercheval
Evelyn Formcula, 3i7f z. Vernon Hwy.
Anna Guerra 1902 Heidelberg.
Janet Fitzgerald. 1880 Sussex.
Edith Rizck, 435 Charlotte.
Edna Miller, Sc Adelaide.
Willifred Rehse 51l5 Military.
Eva Palm. 1900 Agnes.
Lillian Saarinen. 207 w. Brown. Birming m
Berthe Epstein. 3245 West Chicago.
Frances Prendergast. 1888 Yorkshire. G.. y.
Rose Marsai 500 South Livernois.
Helen Mandiberg. 1903 Webb.
Miriam Brown. 1914 Muirland
Margaret OstrOwitz. 1909 Porter
Sonia Wonsack, 67s2 West Warren.
Annf Maddox, 1919 Nevada.
Thefna Short, 1905 Orleans.
Amelia Pryor, 2O20s Ilene.
Eula Williams. $3.50 Talbot
Stephanie Zboch. is026 Tracy.
Zena Radnick. 1858 BalfOur
Lucy WydrychiewieE. 4423 sharon
LOttie TURKEY 1915 Florida
Bernice Burkheiser, 1908 East jefferson
Cecilia spakowski, 5sif jos. Campsu.
GIRLS
Girls were horn to-
Gertrude Abernethy. i21ss Ilene
Betty johnson. $500 Terry.
Phyllis Irvine. s3ft Robson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
SPORT FACTS
By JESSE T. HAUGABoOK

The combination of Sunny Wilson, promoter and ANDY
Brown. atchmaker, will meet some stiff competition in
romoting and getting suitable talent for future boxing
nows the Arena Gardens, with the announcement that
ghts are to be staged by Lou Markowz promoter and
lack Iakem of Toledo, matchmaker
In his first bid as matchmaker Jack aken has secured
he services of Lew Jenkins. former lightweight champion
\ Carmen Notch, of Pittsburgh. In addition Laken al
signed Chaky Wright featherweght champion Of New
ork to be the co-feature on this boxing show
This that Sunny Wilson and company will have
obtain some top ranking fighters to promote another
uccessful boxing show.
In the meantime Nick Iondes. matchmaker will spon-
M boxing shows at Olympia with the cooperation of the
5Nners Tommy Yarosz, Pittsburgh. will oppose Curey
Denton of Cincinnati as the main event Jimmy Edgar
no featured Sunny Wilson's initial boxing show will
&age Ernie Pelaa. of Beaver Falls. Pa
With Andy kid Brown matchmaker GER
bin that he will bring to Detroit of the best fighters
the country and the two previously mentioned boxing
Promoters will have to do Just well to keep in step.
While the subject of boxing, story originating out
New York that Mike Jacobs denied that he trying
bring pressure army officers to force Joe Louis
Billy Conn heavyweight title fight this Summer Jacobs
hd that rumors circulating in Washington that he
as existing the aid of certain publishers in effort TO
tre Louis conn fight. Jacobs further stated that the
minors were untrue and unfounded and that the matter
Has entirely in the hands of the War department and that
he was not attempting to mix it up. This column has
nown right along that when and if LousConn title night
ngnated il would be entirely up to the high army officials
Ind not Mr.. Jacobs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

Nashville Elites surprised zu'VuV
fans AT Gilmore field on Oct. H.
1889. by winning ; TO /. The Giants
made hits. while Bob Teller
team OF major lcaguerr got hut
one.
Fellcr himself was pulled IN the
fifth after West and Rocking
chair 'Basset both scored from Nv
baggers. In the Fellerites' half OF
this inning Bob was also struck odt
by Harvey.
The line-un for the white play
crs was Orsatti. Oh; kress. IS Fern
Bell. Ct: Demaree. II; Adam 2.
that year honored as the coast
leagues most valuable player. 30;
CisseI oh: Novikoff RI. Mont
gomery. G: and Teller. pitching.
Kline replaced Teller when the col
ored boys got too hot for him.
The lineup for the Giants was
Mule Suttles. RI: Wild Bill Wright.
Ct. Carter. lb. Dunn. Sd Hoskins'
II. walker. Oh: Baeset. Harvey. p;
West 10. Many coast fans includ-
ing the movie stars would again
like to see the colored players in
action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

The East-Wc~t All-Siar bascba
classic STAGED in the windy 'iy
last sunday IS ov Il is history
in more than ore WAY. Sa,chel
Paige lost his first game ,aitr.
pitching in tie fourth East-Wcs'
all-star game THIS was a shot,
to this writer. as we'll As many
other sport writer's aud thousand
of baseball fans. However IL PROVE
one thing rVgardltSr OF how good
one may be Al doing any Job the
laws OF "aycrapc Will mol ALLOW
YOU TO do the me isb perfect a.
all times. So. REGARDLESS OF how
You may feel about n Paige IS
subject to defeats ike any olhe'
pitcher. whether white or colo ed
Well. il looks like Old Satchel
had soncthnr that he wanted Ia
get off his mind. Since the Asro
ciated Press onofed him saving IN
an interview at Albany. New York
tlat cootcd and white could not
play together peacefully with ola.
or things added The co!ored news
papers and sport writers have been
on Mr.. Paige With much pressure
anyway. hc held the g9mc IN ~
the seventh inning and made 4
statement TO the $1,000 person .
there DENYING the statement quote
by the white press Won NAV h0
lievc either side iri Satehel Paw
has gotten that of his chest AR
that Is that
Folks | am told that II wac +,
disgrace the way Your people co"
Quoted themselves ~ this erea'
game i'm Chicaeo last sunday Man
waited until the last minute To pr
chase their tickets. there was
scramble which resulted IN pa
ING end almost stamnede ~
could he overlooked hut ma
others carried their whiskev 10 ih
park with them before the gam
was over The lionor had mad
them feel that they were higre
than the next follow the result
was MANY fights
This column must agree with on
sports writer in his column tn
week who states III anything keep.
the Negro ball players ont Of tn
major leagues. 1t Will be this rowds
element who seeks TO break up cv
eiything and build nothing This
sort drives away the decent and
neaceful Negro fans and no maior
league parl, wants its patronage
routed 10 make room for the once.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

KALAMAZOO Mich.-John eli,
moving M into the head coaching
job In place of Mike Cary. who .
In the Navy announced today that
football praciice would commenc'
Sept. 2 at western Michigan col
leee with q squad OF about 40. in
Guiding nine lcttermen from th'
1871 undcfcated and united team
Invitations have been extended
to four seniors. IL juniors. 10
sophomores and a number of fresh
men who will be eligible for tn"
varsity here for the fret time.
Among the veterans returning
will be Horace (lapl Coleman. OF
Hamtramck who was the most out
standing football player for tn
Broncos. Coleman was veted the
most valuable on the team by iis
classmates and was the state :
highest scorer. Coleman is also CO.
captain OF the track team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29

nod. store on broadway last week.
Ills store Vas virtually the head
1uafiers az the winter league BE-
BIZ Il vas discontinued two years
>ro ard pictures OF the coloreu
srtball STARS were kept on display
D. ibe front windows. Many coast
fagne players and officials con
5rfealcd there from time to time.
hclnd.ng Billy Jordan. manager o.
Frg',y field: Matt Gallagher. base
lal sport writer: Norman Har'-
WI radio announcer. and Others.
fhile Joe pirrone Father of Win
r. league baseball" had his office
iherc.
The ROYAL Giants. as the team
gathered by Tom Wilson. owner OF
D. Elites. was called. habitually
leat The mor famous white players
pat came west for short post
fason OF Winter ball The IN
|lanco ol Bob Feller's trip here to
Play against the Giants in 1899 was
Fecilled without even the advan-
.aee az having all played together
'urine the summer season. the coli
4 90 players. some from the Phila-
relnhia Stars. the Washington
f'ii'es. the Newark Eagles and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
champion Chalky Wright Favored To Stop Joey Marne
Robinson Makes 1t 123 Straight
Victories With Win Over Shank

Ray Robinson. uncrowned weller
weight champ from Harlem. ran his
Winning surak To l23 straight VIC
tories, by scoring twO-round tech
nical knockout over Ruben Shank.
OF Denver, al Madison Square Ga.
den. Friday, Aug. n.
The first round was uneyentlui
with the boys feeling out The oth"s.
In The second round shank mau.ed
Robinson for about a minute and d
half and then Robinson started
throwing punches from every where
lie dropped The ColOradoan fmr
times in this round and almost
had him through the ropes. hicl
bounced him back on the canvas ~
this point Referee Bin Cayanaugh
motiuned Robinson To hir corner IN.
dicaiing that the fight was OYER.
shank. in groggy condition WAS
helped TO his corner by Cayanaugh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
Lew Jenkins,
Carmen Notch
On Fight Card
Big Boy Brown,
Louis Cousin,
In Preliminaries

igtroii'r. VII haze chance TO
Nitness a spectacular right card
a Arcmu Gar4en- Thursday Aus.
nhu eu cNrianp r,e.t.f
champ, and potential champs mix
ieuh'f ou iW- >fal studded fight
,nrd
Caa.kY WasA hs No0 York
Boxing association version OF The
l,lihreAoiehi hamrol ~ tie
world merits Joey NuDnclii n
Dayton n IN ound bout ! o
y. tionai liANins cpmmis~ioa ilN
he so pension on Marlatlll and
granted him permission 10 r.h'
Ne Was saspendcd for refusal 70
honor contract 90 fight ia Bo--
iun
ON H. other hMf OF toe dou II
Wndup former asiiNeishi cham
p,oi Lew Joukins fausles Nltn
w'u NotcA OF pifi,burei je4-
! rs recent, lr- bogJ uoei ia
Now '1ilean-
. ol,'ns Nrsh' m~ ~ e
Saline. at Afiler Eli-s s9mn.s-
irIr showed Signs at as ~
~tt a. le Went tfeleh the har' ;
~ /. ~orhut Ills boz nsA,
'- Wa exceptionally good in :
w .nt foot u.A rfeNr.hlt .'l
he seemed 10 De- n fai4s d
saapc ursp' H- 'rrri vollop-
r ~ the hAa4- ~ AlY spa 20.
iias.~Wrai conNnder
LcN Jcehn- ami las as
y ia. lou None Worked Gdt
~ lie Motor city rymna, nm is
did Neich ana MaeHelli
or lis same fem card Aiircl
ri boy SroNn ceH-in ~
oll- meets Two Ton Nla q
hfpr o. r.u,hmrga; Frmh G O.
iaid of Toit q mrci Pete Bolcs
~ N'Uoi Lou Wnoi- % n.
mceis donnv Jon~ cf p''t-t r
ana Tony Ep. ~ iat on meets
1cnn onskv - Toledo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-29
BILL STEALS
SHOW AT THE
POLICE MEET

Bill watson, former Universilt
of Michigan track star and winnrf
of last years National AAtt
decathlon crown, turned the six
teenth annual Detroit Police Flea
day into one-man show by win
ming seven events.
On Saturday at the State Fair
grounds, before the largest crowd
in the meets history. Watson
placed first in seven events, third
in two others and was member
of winning shuttle ar he led the
Detroit officers To one-sidc
triumph over The Toronto boys.
Ranked With Rest
Briefly. here Is what the former
Wolverine ace accomplished in one
busy afternoon:
Took the l6-pound shot put VIII.
a heave of IS feet inches.
Cleared 81 feet liig inches %
win the running broad jump.
Ran the loO-yard dash in ;lo.s
seconds for another triumph.
Won the discus throw with n
heave OF l43 feet 9is inches.
Leapcd 6 feet ! inch for frs
in the running high jump.
Jumped Al feet s. Il. inches In The
running hop. step and Jump and
= feet SIS inches in the STANDING
broad jump TO win those events.
Placed third in tho 5i-pound
weight throw and the 220-yari
dash, in. addition 10 running an
Choir on Dctroir's victorious hal!-
mile shuttle relay.
Ernest Wuesthoif. veteran coach
Of the Detroit Police, acclaimed
Waisou's performance one OF ~"
best he ever saw.