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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
Spike Rumors
of New Army
Land Purchases

Persistent rumors that Army
officials are eyeing acreage in
the Campbell-Dalby sui division
for use in further expansion of
Selfridge Field we're effectively
spiked today when government
representatives denied all know
ledge OF any such program.
The stories, which have caus-
ed numerous worried residents
of the district to telephone The
Daily Monitor-Leader for clari-
fication of their status, we're
See RUMOR-Page 2
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Final Sewer
Bid Awarded
Detroit Company
is Low Bidder

VAN DYKE - The Fetore
Construction company, Of De-
troit, was the lowest Of 10 bid
ders on the ninth or final con-
tract for construction of . sewer
project in Warren Township.
Supervisor Earl Tallman reveal
ed this week following . meet
ing of the Warren Township
Board on Tuesday.
The Detroit company's bid
was for $135, SOC. The same COM
pany was awarded two Of the
eight previous contract: let BY
the Federal Works Agency, Tall
man said.
The latest bid will be sent -
the FWA regional office in Chi
cago, where 1t will be formally
passed upon.
Awarding of this contrast
will bring Federal governmsnt
grants for Warren Township
sewer construction to 81, 828,.
900.
The final contract will pro
vide for installation Of sewers
in the Mullin subdivision, Hoo
yer and Eight Mile road. and o.
Eight Mile road in some po9s
tions. of East Detroit. Tallmaq
said.
Construction probably win
get underway within the uoxf
two weeks.
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SPORTSMAN'S PARK, ST.
LOUIS, Sept. 30.-(P)-Red-hot
Cardinal fans, many of whom
had waited in line all night,
swarmed into the park and
quickly filled every available
unreserved seat several hours be-
fore the Yankees and the Cards
were scheduled to clash in the
opening world series game at
100 p. m. (CWT) today.
Several thousand paid their
money for standing room in the
lower section of the grandstand,
but still many were left to mill
around on the narrow streets
outside the field. st. Louis
finally had put on its world
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
III Richmond Blood Donors
Aid Wounded Fighting Men
Red Cross Blood Bonk Coins Lorse
Quontity Of Vtol Life Fluid

Mrs. Ralph Fuerstenan, chair
man of the specific program ex-
ecuted yesterday.
Mrs. Lee Van Inwagon was
in charge of cantecn arrange
ments; Mrs. Ben Boldt handled
Red Cross staff assistants ac-
tivities and Miss Mable Wrinkle
headed Red Cross motor coach
services attendant on the COM
pletionFof the program.
Mrs. o. F. Banting is branch
Red Cross chapter chairman.
Many women. members of the
Richmond branch chapter. not
only gave blood themselves, but
worked throughout the day at
tending other donors.
In all, over $50 persons vol
unteered to donate blood. Sew
eral were rejected due to minor
physical handicaps.
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Clemens men now in the various
services of their country.
Angelo Fisher, in charge of
arrangements for the program,
stated Vincent Fordel, assistant
U. S. attorney in charge Of Sc
lective service prosecutions in
the Detroit area will be the prin-
cipal speaker and that the Mount
Clemens High School band will
furnish music for the ceremony.
Ivan A. Johnston. club presi-
dent, will present the Honor
Roll to Mayor Donald r. Weston
dorf who will accept it for the
See HONOR ROLL-Page 2
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had greeted him with tl1Inultu-
Gus cheers and Hitler emphAGt1-
ed Rommels presence by Seop-
ping on the way to the speakers
stand to shake the desert gener-
ais hand.
Gestapo Chief Heinrich Him
mler, Field Marshal Wilhelm
Keitel, chief of the High Com
mand, and propaganda Minister
Goebbels, who prefaced Hitler's
own winter relief appeal with =
plea for generosity, faced Tho
crowd alongside their leader.
Long cheers hailed Hitlers M
rival at Gas p. m. (12:40 p. m.
E.W.T0, just eleven minutes b.
fore he started speaking.
The cheers turned to laughter
when Goebbels, who had de.lied
any riffs within Maxi ranks -
deaths of Nazi leaders, turned -
Hitler and remarked on his JOY
at seeing the fuehrer 80 hale and
hearty"
(The Berlin radio commented
See HITLER-Page 3
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Reds Active

MOS OW, Sept. 30-(R-
Russian troops fought enemy
tanks and motorized infantry
overnight in the Stalingrad area
and Red Army artillerymen de-
stroyed II trucks, two gun bat
cries and several tanks, the So
Wet noon cOmmunique said to-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
Hur| Invaders
from Flaming
vo|ga Sector
Germons Still
Keep Pressure
on StoIingrod
BY ROGER ID. GREENE
Associated Press War Editor


Soviet headquarters reported
today that the Red armies, surg
ing down upon the German left
flank, had defeated two Nazi
divisions along the flaming 40
mile corridor LetWeen the Don
and Volga rivers, while inside
Stalingrad the crisis remained
acute.
A bulletin from German field
headquarters said a new. section
of northern Stalingrad had been
taken by storm.
Despite staggering losses, the
Germans continued to throw
great masses of troops into the
37-day old assault, and the
army newspaper Red Star de-
clared gravely:
STILL GRAVE
Conditions in the city re-
main serious. The Germans
have big losses, but the attacks
do not lessen and violence
grows"
Soviet gunners were reported
to have slaughtered more than
500 Germans yesterday as the
invaders launched repeated, flu
tile attacks to widen a wedge
in Stalingrad's northwest sec
ton. ..
THE enemy suffered particu-
iarly heavy losses in trying to
capture one height" the Russian
command said. In this battle,
the enemy lost over 700 men,"
Red Star said the Germans,
fearing sudden night attacks,
were sending rockets flaring
through the skies and floating
down by parachutes to light
the battle scene.
Dry grass blazed across the
steppes northwest of the city,
shrouding the countryside with
a pail of yellow, acrid smoke.
While acknowledging h e
gravity of the situation within
Stalingrad, Red Star declared
that Russian troops had repulsed
Nazi shock forces which knitted
into factory district on the
northwest outskirts Monday.
Only the sparsest details were
forthcoming on street fighting
inside the Volga metropolis,
with Red army headquarters an
nouncing merely that "our
troops fought fierce engage
ments against enemy tanks and
motorized infantry. A guard
mortar unit commanded by Nj
kitin wiped out 500 Hitlerites."
BARE STATEMENT
Nor did the Soviet command
divulge more than the bare an
nouncement that two German
divisions had been routed by re-
lief attacks on the north flank,
where Marshal Semeon limo
shenko has been hacking at the
Nazi barrier" guarding the
main German siege armies.
Dispatches to the Soviet news
paper Comsomol Pravda de-
clared that "the initiative re-
mains in our hands" on the
northwest Steppes, although the
See RUSSIA-Page 2
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Order Arms

LONDON, Sept. 30.-(P,-
The Turkish government has
signed a contract with the Krupp
munitions works of Germany
for the delivery of approximate
ly S13,000.000 worth of arma-
ments to Turkey in 1943, an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Ankara said today. Under
the terms of the agreement,
Germany will receive quantities
of Turkish chrome.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30

CAIRO, Sept. 30.-PD-Al-
lied medium bombers started
fires in an attack on shipping
and port facilities at Tobruk
Monday night, and on the same
night successfully attacked
Axies landing fields in North
Africa, British headquarters an
nOunced today.
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preditis Fall
Of SfaIinqr !,
Final vitiory
High Ranking kozis
Heor Leoder Sound
Confident Note

BERLIN (From Ger m . n
Broadcasts), Sept. 80 - up -
Adolf Hitler told his people to-
day that I'VE believe that we
shall continue to defeat our enc
mics until final victory is ours"
He assured the German M
ton that Stalingrad was bound
to fall.
Hitler's address, his customary
winter relief campaign speech to
the Nazi party, was made in the
packed Sportspalast and broke .
five-months' silence.
ION the same occasion last
Oct. 4. Hitler told the Nazis that
now it can be declared that the
enemy already is broken and
will never rise again.")
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel
was in the galaxy Of top Nad
leaders in the huge sports arena
to hear Hitler.
Surprised by his return from
North Africa, the crowd earlier
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
Stour State
for Killer
Fugitive EIudes
Stote, County Net

While state police and sher-
ifs deputies ran down count
less tips in their search for E. j.
Palmer, 28-year-old escaped
convict, preparations we're be-
ing made today to bury the man
he dubbed to death.
Rites for the victim, Walter
Siglow, So, $40 Davis road, near
Washington, will be held at 2
p. m. tomorrow from the Roth
Home for Funerals at Romeo,
with Rev. H. A. Manahan, pas
See KHLER-Page
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10000 WOUNDED HEAR HITLER BOAST
Three German Divisions Routed Before Sta|inqra,
ate X X X
bulletins
NaZiS Slain

LONDON, Sept. 30.-(P)-A
Reuters dispatch datelined from
the German frontier" said to-
day that AlOis Gruber, high
ranking GestapO official, was
reported from Prague to have
been killed there while fight
ing the enemies of the Reich in
the prOtectOrate."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30

MOSCOW, Sept. 30.-P-
Russian bOmbers raided Berlin
IL times in the last year and
dropped thousands of bombs"
on 20 other German cities and
Is cities in Hungary, Rumania
and Poland, the Moscow radio
said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
NaZiS Kill IA

LONDON, Sept. 30-(F-
Reuters, in a dispatch datelined
ION the German frontier" said
today that Ia Germans had been
sentenced to death and executed
at Mannheim on charges Of hav-
ing helped form a Communist
marty unit,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
New Planes

CANBERRA, Australia, Sept.
30.-(P)-Air Minister Arthur
S. DrakefOrd announced today
that the Royal Australian Air
Force is using Beaufighters,
long-range, twin-engined fight
er planes armed with four can
non and six machine guns, in
the Gshting I'm New fGIt1
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
Vain Hope

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 3d.
(P-The Argentine Chamber Of
Deputies-without any hope Of
success-laid before President
Ramon S. Castillo today a resO-
luton recommending an imme-
date rupture of diplomatic re-
lations between Argentina and
the Axis countries.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
Mob Riots

CUTTACK, India, Sept. 3d.
(P)-Eight persons were killed
and three injured when police
fired on rioters at Katasahi vii
lage in the Orissa division Of
Bengal Province, 1t was an
nounced here today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30-tHo
- Both Senators vandenberg,
Republican and Brown, Demo-
crat, Of Michigan voted against
the Thomas-Hatch amendment to
the anti-inflation bill which the
Senate adopted last night, 48 to
-.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30
Japs Scout

CHUNGKING, Sept. 30.-(P
"A Japanese scout plane flew
close to the capital yesterday
and today, prompting Chinese
speculation that the Japanese
wanted to get jab at Wendell
Willkie when he arrives.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30

Lieut.. Hugo List, Selfridge
Field base chaplain, will say
a prayer for the servicemen
during Thursday nights ded-
icatOry services.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30

WANTED FOR MURDER! II
you see this man. telephone the
sheriffs office. Mount Clemens
403,, or State Police. Center Line
1000 and Romeo 400. He's f. j.
Palmer, a 28-year-old escaped
convict, wanted for the murder
of Walter Siglow. So, of near
Washington, a farm hand.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30

BERLIN From g Q N . \
Broadcasts), Sept. 3o-RS
Field Marshal Erwin RomnAol
and 10000 German wounded
assembled in the SportsDaloGe
today 70 hear Adolf Hltles's
customary winter relief e4znr
paign speech to the Nasi party.
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See KILLER-Page 2
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Importiol Coverose
of All loeol News
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-30

M onitor-l eader Office
MONITOR-LEAUEB BLO0.
Cass at walnut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
World Series
Of SoftbdII
On This Week
Detroit 10 Have z Teams
in Series al University
of Detroit Stadium

The worlds greatest softball
teams, already winners OF more
than one title this year, will con-
verge on Detroit this week TO bid
for the world championship Pepsi
Cola awards, most coveted in the
sport.
The championship games. pre-
coded by the colorful Pageant OF
American Youth, will begin in L.
of d. Stadium Wednesday al
8 p. m.
Detroit will have two teams
Local 400 Goods (girls) and Briggs
Bombers (menl bidding for the
championships. They will face the
toughest competition ever encount'
cred in the Amateur Softball AS
sociation championships a n
teams that not only have won their
own state or metropolitan but the
regional biased on Corps Areas Of
the United States) as well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Pageant Opens
Title Games

Earle RiSSmann, program director
of the Department of Parks and
Recreation. Saturday was ap-
pointed chairman of the 1912
world softbsll championship enter
tainment committee by Amateur
Softball Association President Will
bur +. Lands.
Rissmann's chief offering during
the games will be the Pageant OF
American Youth" the colorful
event which annually opens the
title games. The pageant will
officially open the tourney Wednes'
day night in u. OF d. Stadium al
g p. m.
Others appointed TO the COM
mittee were Elizabeth Brown
Marie Baker, Erwin Schutt. John
Sullivan, Frank Her. Nick Sullo
Jack Koehl, Major r. j. Foster
Lieut.. Max Gail. Ensign Marks
Sgt. John Winterhalter n d
William Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Players Bid

Amateur Softball Association
President Wilbur f. Lands Satur.
day invited all Detroit softbal
players TO be guests of the A. S. A
at the opening Of the 1912 world
championships in U. Of d. Stadium
Wednesday night.
Tickets for the players are avail
able at all Detroit Community
Centers or at the department oil
parks and recreation office, 504
Elmwood.
notwithstanding M. J. PauleN
% the A. S. A. again pointed out
that the deadline for exchanging
tickets placed in Detroit wal
plants has been extended unit
Tuesday night at 9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Romblers Return

Competition in the girls div
sion promises 10 be the keenest
ever with Ramblers of Phoenix
1910 champions; Erin Brews OF
Cleveland who as the BloomeI
Girls were former champs; Sun
day Morning Class OF Toronto; JAZZ
Brews of New Orleans; American
Yarns of Mt. Holley, n. c.; Gar
den City Maids. Chicago and Local
400 Goods of Detroit already set
for the tournament play. Other
entries will be decided this week
end.
The Pageant OF American Youth
which opens the program annually
is directed by Earle RisSmann OF
the Department of Parks and Rec
reation. RiSSmann intends TO keep
the spectacle a surprise until its
presentation. RisSmann promised
however that it would be even
more aweSome than the one OF
1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Buffalo Skipper Wins
lightning Event

SOUTH HAVEN, Sept. 2 (UP).
Thermis twice. skippered by
Karl Smither of the Buffalo, N. Y,
Canoe Club. today won the open
ing race of the National Lightning
Class Associations regatta on
Lake Michigan.
Two Toledo boats. Yankee
Doodle, piloted by Walter Swinde-
man Jr., and Sparkles, skippered
by William Girkins, finished sec
ond and third. The winning time
was 3S minutes for three miles.
Fourteen boats started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Bike Marathon
Slated Sunday
LEE sAvOLD

Sixth annual 50-mile bicycle
race for the San Marine Trophy
is scheduled to begin Sunday at l
p. m. over the Morang-Kelly-
Harper circuit which calls for l3
laps 10 complete.
The start and finish is at Harper
and Morang. More than Is en-
tries from the East and Middle
West are expected. East Side
Wheelman OF Detroit is the spon-
Soring club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Champions All

There will be II mems regional
champions, the Canadian. Bendix
of South Bend, the defending
champions, and Detroit's entry
taking part. Several Of the mems
regionals will be decided [ h is
weekend and reports on the girls
are expected in Monday.
The following mems regional
have already been crowned and
are en- route here for the games
Merrill and Ushers, Worcester
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Fails
To Punish Trout

William Harridge, president of
the American League. Saturday
complimented the Detroit Baseball
Club for its prompt action in sus-
pending Paul Dizzy Trout to
during Fridays gam
Trout was laid off five days with
out pay for thumbing his nose at
the fans.
At the same time IIarridgc said
he penalty was sufficiently severe
and the league would not add fur
Their punishment. There is re-
mote chance that Commissioner
Lands might take action. but this
was not considered likely.
Trout'S outbrust against the
fans came as he was losing his
game of the year,
shortly before he grabbed vendor
enjoying a day off in one OF the
boxes. The vendor had been
heckling Trout throughout the
game, but was not hurt by the
angry pitcher.
With the permission Of the
management, Trout spent Satur-
day golfing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Army Takes Over Tribes Hotel

Whether the Indians will train at Clearwater next spring
puzzle be solved The has taken both
the citys larger Cleveland made
rangements last spring it expected to return annually
Horace Soneham the Cardinals lost the M they
when they sold Johnny Mize TO the Giants ANSWER
TO D. 1.-THE atime paid attendance of S1,S9
established at the Yankee Stadium Decoration Day. 1898
Neither the Browns the Cardinals ball park They
play Sportsmans Park owned by the Phil Ball
Chef Laabs Polish but his isn't abbreviated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Bill McKechnie May Retire TO Farm

Tommy Heinrich the Coast Guard stationed at Buffalo
Is the fifth service Before him Steve Peek
Charley Stanceu Johnny Stum and Ken Slvestr Johnny
Nggeng pitched FIVE victories in his starts
against Red Sox this Angelo Berteli Nore
great passer in the Marine Corps and
may be called any finish the 1929 college
year has it that Bill McKechne of the Cincinnati
plans retire to farm at the end of this season
Bill hasn't feeling good Jimmy Foxx is said to
be peeved at Boston Sox for letting him go Dizzy
Dean still Cardinals will the National League
pennant-stubborn old guy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Grid Material Sought
By US0 for Camps

Numerous requests for football
equipment from men in the armed
forces stationed in this area have
been received by the Detroit Dis
trict USO. Officials of the USO
have requested schools, colleges,
groups and individuals TO turn over
any such equipment they can
spare 10 the USO Hammond Build
ing Center. which has been desig-
mated as the collection center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Buck Newsom's Greatest
Honors Were Earned
in the Front Office
ATHLETICS, PILLS CONCEDE PENNANTS

Buck Newsoms most cherished honors in baseball were
earned rather than the pitching mound
BoBo pides himself most the fact that at
$50 holds the major league record for the
highest salary paid finger Walter O. Briggs owner
Tigers, paid Newsom that in 1941 salary that just
exceeded Bob Fellers Christy Mathewson got $4,000,
Johnson $4,000 and Lefty Grove $4,000 1t Ed
Don George University Michigan aumnus who held the
pro heavyweight wrestling championship decade
is head coach of handohand combat at the North Caro-
lima pre-hight school,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Municipal Football
Loop Meets Sept. 10

The next meeting Of the munich
pal Open Football League, will
be held at the athletic office OF
the Department Of Parks and
Recreation, 5O4 Elmwood avenue
at z ., m. Wednesday, September
IS.
Football rules and regulations
will be discussed Also players
contracts will be available for the
l65-pound class. Permits for the
use OF the football fields are now
svailabie either by phone or In
person For further information
call Fl. 1910 Mr. Schierlinger
from 8 10 ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Examined,
Runs Temperature
By CLAYTON HEPLER

will probably take off close to five
pounds. Outweighed only II
pounds by the 246-pound Brown
Comiskey, at 6 feet Az inches
will tower over his dusky oppo.
nent by 5 inches.
Comiskey and Savold will train
daily at the Motor City gym, their
manager, Bill DAILY, revealed
They'll be joined the first of the
week by Ray Arcel, well-known
New York trainer. Music and
Brown will take their workouts
at Alter Ellis gym in Hastings
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Arena Show Monday
Features Rough Boys

Rough boys Of tho ma wars are
featured in Monday evening s
wrestling at the Arena Gardens
with wild Bill" Zimivich, a Rus
sian. meeting Rufus Jones, the
tough Negro, in the main bout
and Martini Angelo. Italian bad
boy. clashing with Lefty PAGER
in another match on the bill.
In contrast 10 these bouts Is
one between Babe" Kasaboski
clever young Polish holdmsker
who takes on Buddy Knox, the
Virginia speedboy. They wrestlec
10 minutes without q fall last
Monday and were rematched agar
for a two In three falls encounter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Mass: Kodak Park, Rochester. I

Mass; Kodak Park, Rochester, N
Y; Cummings Constructions, Bal
timore; Roma ncoes. Roanoke
Rapids. N. c.: Zollner Pistons,
Fort Wayne, Ind; Match Corpora
ton of America, Chicago; Deep
Rock Oilers, Tulsa, Okla; Magma
Firemen, Salt Lake City, Utah;
Phalanx Fraternity. p h oenix
Ariz., and HMCS CHis Majesty's
Canadian Ship York. Toronto.
Briggs and Bendix of course, will
N1oxt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Music Weighs 200

Measurements taken show that
Savold, who stands 6 feet !
inch. will have just half a foot
advantage in height over the squat
Music who employed his crouching
style TO good advantage not only
in taking split decision from
Savold a month ago. but also in
staying nine rounds with Joe
Louis.
Music will have the weight adj
vantage. however. He scaled 2OO
pounds, which is his likely ring
weight 10 1872 for Savold, who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Griffith Wants More Might Games

You've got hand Barney Ross former world cham
pion profitable business Chicago and enlisted
as a private the and is in San Diego
look soft hay pile in which to light Clark
will permission for his Senators to play night base
every day Saturday. Sunday and holidays after June
California, Stanford and Southern California
football this fall according to Far
West experts FLASH-Both Athletics and Phs have
pennans Ray Starr had been with Is base
ball clubs before joining the Reds he started in 1926 with