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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
eDucks Will Be
Plentiful But
Phedsdnts Off
Harry RuhI, Chief Of
Game Division. Says
1912 Supply Good

1.-THE duck crop will be better
this year, including both local
and nOrtherns; pheasants are
less plentiful and rabbits and
squirrels, generally. are, better
than 1941."
That was the prediction made
by Harry Ruhl, chief of the game
division of the department of con-
servation, speaking at the first fall
meeting of the Detroit Sports
mems Congress.
rOf course" Ruhl added,
''hunters, may notice a more
pronounced lull between local
and northern flight ducks, be-
cause of the fact that the season
opening Of September 20. IL
nearly a full week ahead OF last
year"
Ruhl reminded sportsmen that
Jack Snipe were closed but Wood
cock, on the prohibitive list last
year, are open this season, and
hunters may take only one day.
The supply is about the same as
last year" Ruhl said.
According 10 Ruhl. Canada
rgeese are down, but there is a
tile better supply Of blue geese
Than in previous years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Wet Weather Depressing

'In some sections OF Michi-
gan, where spring Hoods made
depressing news for pheasant
hunters early in the season.
sample plots checked during the
past few days indicate there will
he plenty OF birds this fall,
though perhaps not so many as
In 19i1."
Ruhl said that in checking
brood counts on the prairie farms
in Saginaw County and on Tus-
cola. Minden City and Deford
state game areas, game men re-
port the number of broods 10 be
about the same. but the size Of the
broods, averaging six chicks, 10 be
slightly smaller than a year ago,
"Where drought conditions In
I94I yielded the best year In his
tory of pheasants in Michigan,
this season has been unusually
wet, with many nests destroyed
by heavy rains and high water"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Enter That Big One

And about that record catch
Don't lay back and rest on your
laurels If you have big bass
registered in one of the many fish
ing contests conducted by outdoor
magazines and tackle manufacture
ers. The chances are that some
late angler will top your record
with fall bass that got too
anxious to lay a few extra ounces
of avoirdupois under his girdle to
carry through hard winter.
Accuracy with the casting rod
as well as an ability TO send the
plug out over long trips to the
distant side of the stream will
your late summer chances
of success.
Here's a tip for duck hunters.
When the season opens Sept. 20,
include along with that 12-gauge
shotgun some bass fishing tackle.
When yol get your limit of ducks,
90 after bass. You'll have real fun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

Standish had failed to act on ar
earlier request"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Fishing Best NoD

Just chalk this up in your little
black notebook of fishing sugges-
items -ir-tf1e days -wten-t the
frost is on the pumpkin you will
have a better chance TO tangle
with Old Man Black Bass than you
have at any other time of year,
Everything being equal.
This year everything is not
equal. Since the bass season
opened June Is. the best bass fish
ing grounds have been roily due 10
heavy rainfall. This has hindered
the small mouths feeding TO some
extent.
When the streams clear up he
ought 10 be hungry and he should
be a little less on his guard for he
hasn't had chance TO study a lot
Of tricks that anglers try TO put
over on him every summer. When
an atrocious looking plug drops
near him he will be likely to take
a wallop at il first and start ask
ing himself questions dffefVY on u:
Evening star., 1942-10-07

The q. 3. Postal Serv-
ice. now preparing for
the greatest Yuletide
mailing in history to
overseas troops. asks
your cooperation to
assure delivery before
Christmas Day!
Evening star., 1942-10-07

Nail packages no later
than Nov. J.: otherwise
the Army and Navy
cannot assure over
seas delivery before
Christmas.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

Buy Christmas gifts
NOW! Wrap In shoe
box-sise package not
exceeding q lbs. II
necessary, send several
packages. but only one
per week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Service
Briefs

Continued From Page 81
Brooks Field. Tex, and George T.
'Parslow. Muskegon, TO Ellington
Field, Tex
Charles NJ. Nauman, 202 Colo
RADIO, and Miss Barbara Bodily,
6945 Log Cabin. were married at
Trinity Methodist Church. High
land Park. by Rev. Adolph Hahn
huber prior TO Private Nauman's
departure for active duty in the
service at a North Carolina train
ing camp.
Recent graduates from the
Chanute Field, Ill, branch Of the
air corps technical schools were
Privates Walter w. HandySide
2026 Twenty-sixth. Detroit, and
Pvt. Earl c. Sidnow, 1897 Broll
R0Seville.
Six boys from Detroit and
vicinity, who have ambitions tc
become air crew men, have beer
made aviation cadets at the re-
placement training center. Sants
Ana, Cal. They are William III
Bigelow, 1906 East jefferson; vii.
liam G. Albeit, 1850 Hart. Detroit
Lionel G.. Lancaster, Plymouth
Robert l.. Cooper. Grass Lake
Harry X. Warner. Crosse Pointe
and William ID. Shelter. Ecorse.
Donald w. Swain. 9657 Yosemite
Detroit, and Francis G.. Barabe
4S3 Cambourne, Ferndale. have
started 19 weeks airplane me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Pitfalls Df Love By Adele Garrison

New York with me, 10 that he
can deal with them himself.
But, Of course. cannot do
that n there IN danger that death
or serious infection might result
from delaying surgical treat
ment."
~You don't need TO worry on
that score" the captain re-
turned. They're not badly hurt,
apy Of them. although two of
them win be out Of commission
for awhile.
But IL viii be perfectly safe
for You TO take them down 90
New York. How are you going
to transport them: In their own
carr
"Yes. N you approve" I told
him, trying to be tactful. I'VE
have an extra man who can
drive their car
IL can spare you q man to
help guard them" he said. land
then you wouldn't have to waste
time going past the hospital.
You could 70 your way and we
could 70 ours"
That would be splendid" I
told him. and then he hesitate
ingly made another suggestion.
Those are pretty tough
babies" he said, "and Watson
tells me you have also the two
who were here tied mp In
Branchman's car
That's right ! assented.
That makes six desperate
men TO look after, even n they
are all tied up securely he said
slowly.
"As said. can furnish You
one man, hut you really ought
10 have another one beside the
driver
"Whom would you suggest ."
I asked. as he paused again.
He isn't n police officer" he
said, "but he's n mighty good
man I'm n pinch-Jim Watson.
And I happen to know that he'd
jump at a chance to 60 to New
York on an errand like this"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

troopers added an encouraging
Take your time"
/ obeyed him for the seconds II
took TO bring up from. the hidden
cavity the carved ivory cube so
familiar TO me. sercrete il in a
silken handkerchief folded in a
jewel case which always carry
in my purse. then replace the floor
panel cunceaiing the cavity and
roll the rug over 1t again.
One last second / spent in
bracing myself 10 appear calm and
collected. then opened the door.
"Mr. Watson tells me, Cap
tain" / began. "that you are
planning Co drive directly 10 q
hospital with these men,"
He looked at me shrewdly.
81 Was" he said. an fact, I've
got 20 take my own man there
as soon rs possible. Apparently
he's not seriously hurt, hut 1
don't want 10 take any chances
on him"
"Of course not / said, "and
I am 10 sorry he should have
been hurt on account Of . call
from me"
Its all In the days work."
he said. I'VE have TO expect that
sort of thing. But--havo you
any other plan for those men
we've got tied up out there ?"
"Why, yes, I have" ! admitted
eff my father approves--Pm 70
ing 20 call him directly-Pd like
to take AL Of those men down TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

I NEVER have been more put
TO IT," as Mrs. TIGER would say,
than was TO force my voice TO
calmness as / answered Gus.
did not mind my fathers faith
full helper knowing that I was agi-
tated. but ] did not wish the head
OF the state troopers TO guess how
perturbed | ives or that had
made any upsetting discovery. re-
: i employed the first device
which came into my mind, a vio-
lent coughing fit. and waited for
second before calling out rasp-
ingly and unsteadily:
"I'll be out directly. Some
thing just csugh: in INV throat,
but I'll be all right"
"Don't try to talk Gus adj
jured me. and the captain Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

masters School, Camp Lee. Va,
and is commissioned a second
The promotion of Pvt. William
Marion, a Detroiter in the 127th
Infantry. 32nd Division. to cor
poral was announced. His appli-
cation as a candidate for tn e
officers training school has been
accepted -
Pvt. Alvin NJ. Fritz, 7433 VIII
hanson, Dearborn. has just re-
turned TO his duties at Fort Totten,
~. Y. after spending a furlough
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Fritz.
Pvt. Frank p. Skotrke. s104
Dobel, Detroit, has been shifted
to the armored force school, Fort
Knox. for radio operators instruc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

chanics courses at Keesler Field.
Miss. both coming to the BeloNi
technical training school from JEFF
ferson Barracks.
Late arrivals at Fort Knox, Ky,
are Pvt. John r. Swiatek, 1897
Florida street. Detroit. and Pvt.
Eric w. Johnson. Hazel Park.
They will be given six weeks of
preliminary training TO ascertain
their proper occupation in the
armored forces.
Entering the service five months
ago Pvt. Robert j. Lucy, 1855
McLain avenue. Allen Park. now is
taking his advanced school train
ing at Chanute Field, Ill, having
graduated from the air school
there.
Sgt. Fred r. Artz. 1S945 Rose
lawn. has been admitted to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

1-(a) 'Tannhauser"; (b) Tales
of Hoffman,: (c) Louise"
2-(a) One on each side Of top
throat; tb) soft palate, back
Of mouth: (c) eye.
3-(a) John the Baptist; OBJ
Pontius PLATE: (c) ST. John
the Evangelist.
4-(a) King Lear" Shake
speare; (b) "Barnaby Rudge."
Dickens; tc) Tvanhoe,"
Scott. ~
5-ta) New Caledonia. Canada;
(b) Colombia. Australia.
Russia. California, Canada;
(c) Sicily. Italy. japan.
Louisiana. Utah.
Sal Inhabitants OF parts Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

air forces officers candidate school
at Miami Beach after successfully
completing a 12-week instruction
course.
Pvt. Barney w. Wasowicz, 1922
Meade, Detroit. has been trans
ferred to the Kelly Field, Tex,
technical school from Keesler
Field. Miss. He is a graduate Of
-Cass Tech.
Graduating from the gunnery
department of Fort Knox, KY,
armored force school are Sgt. Le-
roy L. Louisgnua. 57S1 Missouri,
Detroit. He Is assigned to head
quarters company, third battalion
at Camp Polk, La.
Corp. George w. Horn, 3242
Lothrop, Detroit, is among tn e
graduates from the officers candi-
date course class at the Quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
By Lyman Young


Those who have received
their M. ID. degrees. The
oath Is a code Of medical
ethics.
"A long ton Is 2.24o pounds.
3-The soles Of your feet.
Bases are Is inches by -
inches. W III
S--Irish Free State. The Or.
eachtas IL It's Legislature.
She frenum.
Its the northernmoet point
on the North American main
land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

ton. He will rejoin his company
at Camp Polk following complete
of the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Only One Bowl
Spot Is Vacant
p, International >,~. s.r,tc.

The New Years day bowl
schedule was complete today ex-
cept Tor selection Of the Pacific
coast team which will meet Geor-
gia in the Rose Bowl.
Boston College the nations No.
! team until Soundly beaten by
Holy Cross last Saturday. ac-
cepted an invitation 10 meet Ala
bama in Miami'S Orange Bowl
The Second Air Force team ac-
copied a bid TO meet Hardin-Sim-
mons in the Sun Bowl. in FL PaSo.
Dallas Cotton Bowl officials
received tho formal occcDtances of
Georgia Tech and the University
Of Texas. Undefeated and united
Tulsa University and once-defeated
Tennessee VIII meet IN New Or
leans Sugar Bowl.
Plans for a Corn Bowl game in
Chicago'S Soldier Field were
dropped after Alabama accepted
the Orange Bowl bid Previously
Holy Cross had accepted an lnvi-
'atIon 10 play Alabama in a Corn
Bowl game sponsored by the
Catholic youth organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
WiSterf.
White Get
'M'HOIlOrS
Continued from First sport Pag.l

Continued from First sport Pagel
injuries, but once the playing
season opened he was at top form.
Paul led the Wolverines in scor-
ing He H. hard and deceptive
runner a LETT handler ne can pass
vel and IS used A. surprise
weapon ON defense ne IS excellent.
In, pass Interccptlon near he goal
line in tho last period OF The Notre
Dame game broke the heart IL
the Irish and contributed conSid-
erably 10 their downfall He made
A most timely lnterception against
Iowa last Saturday
Paul IS taking physical educa-
tOn IN the university
The marines have my imme-
. diate future in their hands"
Paul SAID yesterday, after his
election when its all over 1
want 10 return 10 school and get
my degree. Then few wears Of
coaching and maybe l can quail
ify As an athletic director some
where. That's my ambition
now "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Marks Fall, Pin
Leaders Tied

Marks were sliced and TWO now
teams made bids for leadership in
Glasses A and r IN yesterday
rolling Of The Womens District
Bowling Association Al State Fan
Recreation
Detroit Gel CA4h scored Hearl&
a clean sweep n highs for tho daN
az us Class A team tailed a now
high team series of 2233 and nov
nigh team game AZ S5l. breaking
ltS own records Of 2l94 and Sill.
Mrs r l. Wolfe Of Plum Hollow
came through with \ new high
individual series Al 5Bl
Plum Hollow. by taking two out
OF three games from the previous
lone leader. Glen Oaks. came into
a Tie for first place in this division
In Class 3 Detroit Golf Club
collected all three games and four
points from MeadoWbrook 10 como
INTO a tie for the lead with Lake
lands which dropped all points 10
Western Detroit tailed high
team series with 2127. high team
game with 1856. and Mrs. r. a.
Campbell rolled 479 for high indi-
vidual series and 1T for high
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Rj5.OOC Ecias& Fans
Pryor, Who Fights Edosr Hero Friday, Once Lost
TO Zsle Before That Audience in Milwaukee /

Billy Pryor. tho Pueblo. Colo.
middlewcight who fights Jimmy
Edgar Friday night Al Olympia
ShareS with middlewcight cham
pion Tony Yale the distinction Of
fighting before the largest crowd
IN history an almost unbelievable
l35 900
The Ring record hook states
that a crowd of 1851 persons
saw that match Aug. is, I94l. al
Milwaukee. WIS. II was occa-
stoned by The annual convention
Of The Fraternal Order of Eagles
and no charge was made for ad-
They had seats for 10000.
and the other $4,000 had 10
stand up. II took me half an
hour 10 get Ia the ring, which
was put up on the shore of Lake
Michigan" Pryor recalled yes
terday during his workout at
the Motor City Gym
Our dressing rooms were
right under the ring. Jack
Dempsey was the referee. The
Pabst Brewery backed the show
financially, and I got n fiat guar
antee OF $3.50 and my expenses"
How did The fight come out?
We'll. had him on the floor
twice In the sixth round. hut he
finally knocked me ont In the
ninth" Pryor confessed.
Campaigning almost exclusively
n Mo Wc>t Pryor has come East
or occasional fights. meeting
among others, EIlafd Charles At
'incInnsti, O.. and Nate Bolden In
'hicago lie was scheduled 10
isht George Brunette here two
.caI> ago bu' the snow was post
,oned twice and ne finally went
rack 10 Colorado.
Johnny Lawci Cleveland mid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
STANDINGS
IL 49, A
Charles Scores I'd
Victory Over Maxim

CLEVELAND. Dec 2 GNS).-
Putting up his usual sashing
battle only in nc last two rounds.
Ezzard Charles. duSky Cincinnati
mlddleweight. last night scored his
second straight victory over Joey
Maxim. Cleveland heavyweight.
Big Harry Bobo OF Pittsburgh
knocked out Larry Lane OF Tren-
ton, y. j., in two minutes and 80
seconds Of the first round. Raw
Sugar Robinson. New York.
scored technical knockout over
Ivy Jannazzo Of Brooklyn in the
eighth stanza.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Outdoor Club S
Speaker 10 Give
Data on Hunting
BY Don GILES

Attempts 10 close tho past dccl
season will come in FOR an alung
tonight when Lloyd Pagan. prc>i-
dent OF tho Detroit Sportsmcn
Congress. VIII be one OF the prlnci-
pal speakers al the clubs regular
monthly meeting at the Knight
Of Columbus Hall. Forest and
Woodward
Eagan. who spent most OF the
deer season in the north woods
interviewing hunters. along with
{. A. Paquin, head OF the educa-
tional division OF thc conservation
department has collected some IN
tcrestlnS information
On the same program with
Eagan X George J Mayday IA
nous Detroit moose hunter. May
day will show two movies OF a
recent "trip into the Vilds Of north
ern Canada in pursuit of the lordly
moose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Crinnnins' 761
IsC|dssil High;
lLedds Averages
STANDINGS

BY a slight fraction, John Grim
Minis is in the lead today in The
Detroit Times Classic averages
over Joe Norris as Stroh retains
first place over Fife and Paris by
single game.
Crimmins, on alleys rs al New
Fslrviow last night, broke out
76l. top series Of the circuits
season TO date, and scored on the
same drives where he established
the Classic record OF 81 in 1889
His '76l came from 246-259-256
as Norris connected for 666.
Norris average is 205.il 20
Crimmins 2O335. Bill Kenet
dropped 10 -Oi36 and Fred Wolf
came TIP to 39if5
Thanks 90 Clmmne. Paris do
tached 1925 from ncN pms 20 WIN
three from Ekhardi Becker Alcn,c
JankowSki CT steve DUko 613.
Fed Bujack 646 hcIped tGB 10
29lS and Sull lost three as Paus
ran 1907: 1886 1857
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02

Trovt's Baseball Luminaries Roll Fife Times Classic
Team in Prelude TO Red Cross Competitions
BY HAROLD KAHL

Paul DIZZY" Trouls Major
League All-StarS Will bowl a
thrce-game match against George
Holmes Fife team Of The Detroit
Times Classic at Meft Loves
Recreation Sunday p Tn
The first OF series planned
throughout the state.
II will be p prelude 70 the open
ing or tho BoWlcrs Victory L.
gion's second patriotic campaign
next Monday. All nest week
bowlcrS here As IN other cities
will stage voluntary collections
and special competitions for the
Red Cross
For the Flo match Trout the
Tiger pitcher, has lined up team
mates Barney McCoSkcy. out
fielder. and Harold Newhou,or
another hurler. and two former
teammates. Councilman William
Rogell shortstop and Roy Cullen
binc New York Yankee gardener
Alex WojcieChOwicZ. Detroit Lions
center and end, viii be sixth man.
Trout is indignant over the lib
eral spot Of 400 pins Fife intends
10 give his club. but against Chct
HukoW ski FREDDY Brccklc Emil
Dimitrie Omar Hcrppch and Bill
North. IN addition 10 Holmes. they
may come in handy.
Bor'ipq P,op, .etors Associo'io,,
of Detlait lrtAi donate the uaacceds
nj 'lro ~ uore 0VeHs DccCmbe,
I2-fS TO the Red Grass. n mus
rotcd ~ gestefdog's uopthig poet-
ing. The ESQ campaign, rom
ducted by the ACC, rojsed SIS nm
orer the notJor. NJ irb,ch opproJi-
mofeiq S2,0O0 co1ae from De'rot.
4 siolr sfatt hompcred MI efforts.
This time the compo Qo IS organ
red and bc'f'r sLo~Ug Is tore
cust.
Gladys Dempsey. member Of
Marjorie ClaNtOn's Mt. Elliott
Recreation. has challenged Mar
garet DeLoof for the left-handed
city match game championship
and claims the latter refuses TO
roll. Mrs. DeLoof beat Mrs.
Dempsey in y 2l-game series
held last season and she is anN-
iouS for revenge.
Paul Talborg ratified off %
233-2O0 for brilliant 6SS IN the
BoWl-O-Drome Senior House.
D''acbWsoi Mcdico' Department.
Stot,oH Hospital. Fort Woypc.
.ronts 70 otrorge n series NJ
matches ruth Detroit teams. aycr-
'ghg S1j 70 90o, tor org dug OF
The ,rcCi oitcf p. ,a.. occoldiaq
70 EySt sgt. Edg0d S. Sieiror'.
The "Ncdics,' os fhcy ore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
0ridder in Navy
PHILADEI pNIA

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2 (INS)
Vincent LOS Tomasetti.
zb-year-old grid ace of Old Forge.
Pa, was sworn in as A chief spe-
clallSt IN the navyS physical fitness
division. 1omaSetti starred at
bucknell University and played
last year with the professional
Philadelphia Eagles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
STAR GAME July 7

At then meeting, Yesterday the
t"9 leagues sol july I Tor the
annual ali->'ar game winch Will be
played az Philadelphia this year
with the American League the
most.
only one game VIII be playe
Receipts again VIII bc TUNED over
TO tfr bar and hall fund. which
provides "a lpnrnt for service
camps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
NEED VICTORIES

Suoh. Wolf tapping ga and
Norris 666. wlnnov cd $3.50 on an
HIS finish IN taking three from
Vernon t2762l Each game was
needed 70 keep ahead OF PARIS
and Fife &c the latter won three
.Tom fW0ntIcTH CCnILfy, Z3B 10
A721
y Walter Durbir OF Pcp>.Cola
ven, INTO third place Tor high
season total BY hitting 266-2l3-226
for 705 a. pcp,i-Cola Siftcd sos
IN banking Dc LuXe-W Cas-
Schlaf anchored Pepsi with $40
and Bill DAVID had COL on tho
other side
Those crcr-r~inC and surprising
-Cocs-Colas ~cuppcred Chcno-
Trombly 3037 10 2S57 Tho Coke,
lpsi chance 20 tie tho 'hrd
"hcn Albert Ma oft had rIChr on
The final ball instead Of The needed
strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02

coi'cd, horc then opp oHc4s. Tech
"ciap Ralph Eckct ~ btqh aro-
ogc man min I93 and sgt Donald
Giiboc has high Singles, 2G6.
OthoS WembCrs arc CPL Edrayo
j. Ao0Stcu TcchpIc,0p george
ke444-a-4r-eA pr. tSfertef jortci.
Dm,c hut Finest BvmgeJ. Fm-
rent Hc.Imag pd kapo Todo.
F0r 'rotcicR call Stcpott Mt VI
2-;0oO, EIt IS.
Agnes Ekstrom Of the Enter
prise team rolled go AT West
Chicago for n new high single In
the NOmen'S Travelling loop. Her
other games were l59-197 for
62j. II was her second $50 in
two weeks, the other coming In
Emma Hills individual classic.
Only last Saturday ElVira
Helms Of the same team posted a
new high series OF 6t2 In the
WOmen's Travelling.
Ray Bardel spcarcd 267 in the
Orient Senior House. where Glow
erland and Springcr's are tied for
first place, only a game ahead Of
Wolverine and Sterling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
BcdIcy Plans To Come Back

fInt Woo. Dec U\Sj.-t pl. Johnny Boarlcy.
rookie at the of ha>eha
Of Of
h" has been quoted considering the ~ y
BeaheN who the j. Louis ComleN
the baseball writer's dinner
when he said:
The that through baseball the bunk
When this business all to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
Baseball Year
Opens April B
CONTINUED from First sport Page

with regard to tho 1gh' Of player
option
a change would permit The
clubs 10 option players before
April ! 4 process upon which the
coumi- -l0rer INSISTED for the Dur-
pose o. giving every player =
chance in training before beng
sent 10 fafm club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02
FILL OUT CARDS

md incidentally now IS The
time while the facts are stiH fresh
IN YOUR memory. 10 on out and
mail game kill report cards 10 the
conservation department game
division al Lansing
The kill report cards are not due
until February Is. but this is the
most oppOrtune time for adding up
individual scores and pooling them
with tho italics OF the rest Of the
states hunters 10 get composite
picture Of hunting conditions.
Although the state may take
drastic action by law IN compelling
hunters 10 send IN reports. officials
have been more or less lcnicnt
during the past few years. Many
states have cracked down on hunt
o.s who fail 10 mail in their re-
port, through negligence and have
oven assessed fines and denied
lccnSes tho following year