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Evening star., 1942-03-01

An inspiring message to every American in the hour
Of freedoms struggle those words Of Thomos Jef
ferson memoriozed in the beautiful morbe temple
in this picture vrtuoy completed except for the
fino touches Of londscopnq. Harris Ewing Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
M20!ate4h4t'
HYL HpE- IGoE.
DriscoL AHell Fight, Dude Us. Dandy,
Was Great for the Gamblers

Icr Dr,col darling Cardiff feather~eght champion OF
had the states IN 1903 stamped
as 10 last word n exquisite boxing skill.
81, r4.-4 himself under wing James Joy Johnston
chapac Quite capable Of exploiting English champion Indeed
o. London larruper
Of clear they and went the fame Of Johnson
7r- from the other side
their futures and their fortunes over
James
CHARLEY Harvey Jimmys partner in the i'm
norta,lon and p.hlcizins Of English lahdee-dahS.
DrScoI Freddie Welsh Freddie Dyer
splendid gentleman His unpetentous demeanor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

10 Sammy Secret, March 20 in
the Garden.
Dubs, who won his last fight
here from Mansfield DriSkcll after
winning the previous three by
knockouts, will meet Carmen
Notch of Pittsburgh. March % at
Toledo in his last appearance be-
fore meeting Robinson. Notch beat
Driskell at Toledo last Monday on
the same card which saw Duhs
knock out Willie Cutsingcr.
RETURN FOR JACOBS
1t will mark the first time
Jacobs has promoted in Detroit
since the Joe LouiS-Abc Simon
fight almost year ago, which
crossed more than $4,000. While
the Dubs-Robinson bout isn't eX-
pected to equal that figures. it is
expected that receipts may reach
$4,000 and start a boxing boom
that has been long awaited here.
Although Robinson has earned
his reputation in the East. he is
no stranger here. He knocked out
Gene Spencer, a highly regarded
Chicago fighter, on the Louis
Simon card and established him
self as a cute fighter with a
knockout punch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Figure Skater Joins Navy

CHICAGO. March Ia (INS).-
Robin Lee. %, of st. Paul, four
times winner of the national mems
figure skating championship and
currently starring in a Chicago
ice show, today announced his en-
listment in the navy. He will re-
port 10 the Great Lakes Training
Station on Monday for active
duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Hold Feneinq
Tests Sunday

Qualifying rounds in the dueling
sword division, fifteenth annu(
state fencing championships, arr
scheduled for Sunday afternoon at
Crosse Pointe Neighborhood Club.
This is the heaviest of the three
weapons. And as the whole body
is vulnerable the contestant must
exercise caution. Each bout Is
limited TO two points.
Among those apt TO pass Sum
days tests are Tom Soddy, Bill
OsiS, and Roland Rogers. Entries
include Michigan State College,
Wayne University. Olivet, Law.
renee Tech, University of Michi-
gan, and the independent ranks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Toledo Favored
To Put Windsor
Out of P|dyoffs
Underdoes Upset
Champions, 4 TO 3;
D'Amore Gets ) Goals

The Toledo Babcocks. underdoGS
in the MO Hockey League play
offs against the champion Windsor
Spitfires, are now the favorites as
they go into the second game OF
their series tonight at Toledo, with
the Babcocks one game up after a
bruising 4-3 victory last night al
Windsor.
Hank DAmore, center drafted
from the Mansfield club, was The
big noise for Toledo. DAmore
scored three goals, including the
clincher, which came with a min
ute and II seconds 10 go.
For two periods the game was a
dull affair. with Toledo holding a
2-1 lead on D'Amore's first two
goals. scored in the second period
after Len Loree had sent Windsor
ahead in the first.
8 GOALS AND A FIGHT
Then came the deluge. Windsor
went into the lead again on two
quick goals by Norv Fitzgerald
and Jack Smith. Jimmy Baudino
eX-Detroit Holzbaugh, tied ii up
Following this came the fight Of
the year. for violence, at least
between Rip Williams of Toledo
and Ivan (Ching) Johnson.
Williams was rescued from
angry fans by the police after ht
had tapped Johnson three time!
on the head with the butt end o.
his stick. Johnson dropped COLI
on the penalty box steps. The
fight had started on the ice anC
both men were sent off for five
minutes. Johnson came into tn,
penalty box evidently intending tC
continue the fight when William!
let him have. il.
Both Johnson and Smith will bt
out of tonight's game in Toledo
If they follow the doctors orders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

Dutch Warmerdam Fails
TO Set World Record

SAN FRANCISCO. March II
INSD Cornelius Dutch War
meridian. the pole vaulter who has
cleared Is feet IA inches. today
didn't have the hoped-for and pre-
dicted new worlds record of 10
feet.
Last night at the Olympic
Clubs first annual track-field
meet In San FranciScos Civic
Auditorium. Warmerdam tried 10
clear his untouched 15-foot mark
for the seventeenth time but
missed
Some track experts say II was
an "off night" and others contend
Warmerdam did not like the pit
AT the end Of the 140-foot runway.
Al any rate he only vaulted
- feet Ia inches-higher than
any one else has ever managed
20 throw his body through the air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Mdngrum Gets
.S1,4OO in Golf Prizes

PALM BEACH. Fla. March ID
GNS) Lloyd Mangrum of Chi
cago today pocketed the $1,000
best ball cash and the $500 first
prize for the low 36-hole medal in
the Seminole victory golf tourna.
ment. Mangrum and Michael c..
PhippS, polo star, teamed together
to set new tournament low of 62
in the pro-amateur best ball COM
petition.
Mangrum took the 36-hole medal
money with a card of 70-67-137.
Lawson Little was next, with 1879,
and Ben Hogan came up with 140.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
State Cage Tourney

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Exhibition Baseball

r.-.i-rau 81, 600 600 600
Sew York ~ 600 oil GO'2 5 q
Pltele Hirckls 50. Beggs 60 and
IAuaruo West 50, Russo, Candini 90
and scar
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-affra Srarbu~1gEh 60. NAs'efsun 90
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"a ACE. ra.a ~ CO3 O32 o4s-i2 IA
f-tries. Butcher 90 Brandt 80, Ian
|.fs 49, and Phelps. Hautt. woih Co
lana Wagner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Parisclean Wins

AKRON, March 14,-With its
second straight victory over the
Akron Clippers tucked away. the
Detroit Parisclean team today was
in the finals of the MO playoffs,
where it meets the winner of the
Windsor-Toledo series.
AL Maniko, defenSeman, got two
goals for Parisclean in its 4-3 vic
tory here last night. scoring the
last one with less than a minute
and q half to win the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

con uSed 10 SIT ana listen 10 the
Boy Bandit as dear old Bill
Mcclellan used 10 dub him, and
was flabbergasted.
Naturally when Driscoll ar
rived immediately there was high
talk Of match between Jem and
Abe Attell, brilliant young feather
champion Of our country. What
a prospect The dandy OF Amer
icaS against the dude of England.
NOW we would see which of the
TWO nations finally had produced
THE perfect boxer. Attell was
one Of my GREAT FOUR IN
RING SCIENCE-GRlFFO. COR
BETT. ATTELL. DRlSCOLL.
Was Jem Mace's genius as a
boxer still instilled in every Eng
llSh ringman? Had we outmoded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
BOYS! GIRLS! ADULTS!
Make o. Valuable Collection
NO CONTEST! NO RED TAPE!

Every day, beginning Monday. a black
and white copy Of COMBAT INSIG-
MA STAMP Will be printed I'm The
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Fight Results
BY United Press

. New York madison Square GudenD--
Johnny Coan, IFS, New York. scored a
technical Knockout over Jimmy Webb,
l72!s. ST. Louis ca; Make Shapiro, 1881
New York, outpoInted Nick Castiglione
1881, Chicago 81; Wicky Harkins. IAN 1.
Philadelphia. outpointed Joe Boscsrino.
1891. New York Cs).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

These stamps, drawn by Walt Dis
ney and other famous artists .
will form a collection which thou
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selves and posterity. YOU can get
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the galantry and courage of Amer
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SIGMA STAMPS are brilliant.
full-colOr, true reproductions of
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Georgia fainter Favored

ST AUGUSTINE. Fla, March.
II NS).-Georgla fainter, the
Fargo, Nd girl whe-has- been
burning up the southern links this
winter. today was the oddS-onI
favorite 10 win the Florida cast
coast women'S golf tournament.
Her opponent in tho championship
match is Betty Jane Carman Of
Sarasota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Noted Horse Trainer Hits Floor Hard

give heard enough young fellow. pronounce
dead Shad!"
gallant stced one-eyed Sandy
Ford. was on HRdee rug!
Of the old horse mart! Filled with the
swallows mud nests
IN The would America or England
had been the sing sing
the Welsman In his mad rush he
merely Whsled
and did not land Then Ae charged full
Fred AStare removed
FROM the American champion
Ae over-baanced lnged forward and took flop TO his
hand and knees rope him the ksSer with the
cato nine tails 1t was close thing ten rounds OF
extraordinary beauty boxing.
No those days and Charley Meegan
sports Morning Telegraph wrote that Driscol had
everybody else Then the mystic hand
gamblers Telegraph reversed itself later editions
calling it. over Meegan's honest head-a DRAW!
(Th twelfth OF Hype Igoe thrilling series the
twenty greatest his long boxing
tells of the BsrryLangord struggled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Church Cage PIayoffs

- RFTWNT0WT y " Q A
High sno PARK Baptist vs. Cadillac Pres
-y'erau. ,. m. Birkett Baptist W.
Er1rse Presbyterian s. Highland PARK
PltsbtferiAn " Sorthwestsrn Baptist O.
At NORTHERN NJ G.
Hope Reformed vs. Metropolitan Meth
tsr Presbytsusn " Burn, Baptist tooys
SAINT, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Wings Get
SelIOut i'm
Montreal

MONTREAL. March 14.-Forty
{ h ousan Frenchmen can be
wrong! They're all going to try
and squeeze into the Montreal
Forum tonight to see the Cana
diens attempt to clinch a playoff
place against the Detroit Red
Wings-but the Forum won't hold
that many. Only 10000 or so car
jam in.
With Terry Reardon, Joe Benoit
and Toe Blake sizzling along, the
Canadiens have become heroes
during the last month to all OF
Montreal. Now the Frenchmen
get their big test-the weekend
series with Detroit-here tonight
and Detroit tomorrow - which
may decide fifth place in the
National Hockey League race.
The Wings need only one VIC
tory over the Canadiens to clinch
fifth place. That would give them
the advantage Of two home games
in the first round of the playoffs
And it is probable they will meet
the Canadiens.
AN EDGE AT HOME
The Frenchmen have beaten
Detroit only twice in six games
this season, but they have won
two out of three from the Wings
here at home For that reason
and because they are at top form
now-they will be given slight
edge for the battle tonight.
Jack Adams men are really
feared here. The Wings top line
Of Don Crosse. Sid Abel and Eddie
Wares has always been tough.
Now that sgd Howe is climbing
in the scoring race and Jerry
Brown Is pacing the third line at
a hot pace. the fans look for the
toughest sort of a series.
One thing the Canadiens have
determined - they aren't
going TO let Johnny Mowers get
his sixth shutout of the season for
that $500 bonus. Johnny has
scored two at the French
mems expense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

along conound crush All the Mace
beef brine and musy ale breed?
Every single Improvement modern boxing was nuured n
curlyheaded Weshman who wouo
connd Of hand and to the utter
ChaErin of lovers of the sport on this side.
Finally The building OF the match was
battle words from the start with Johnny White Ba
Morning Telegraph lined
KID Lerpoo Mr. James Joy Johnston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Anndbe!Ie Leads Pair
By Point in Classic

Jim Annabcllc is leading Archie
Downey and Art Watson by a
single point with 164 in the East
Side Bowling Proprietors Classic
as a result Of ms 67S series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
DubS Gets Chance
Against Ray Robinson
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Harvey Dubs, Windsor welter-
weight who has yet 10 suffer a
defeat in Detroit, will get the
hardest test Of his career April II
when he meets Ray (Sugar) Rob-
inson at Olympia.
The bout was announced by
Boxing Commissioner John j.
Hettchc, who sanctioned it yes
'terday. Mike Jacobs Will be
matchmaker and co-promotor with
olympia, which would seem to
assure a bout going through for
the first time in many a moon.
The fight resulted from negotia-
tionS by Jacobs, who is seeking 10
show Robinson around the coun-
try while the annual circus ties up
Madison Square Garden. Dubs was
chosen as the top welter in this
vicinity.
TEST FOR DUBS
For Dubs. who has won 81 Of
the AZ professional fights in which
he's engaged over the past year
and a half. it is a milestone. If he
can beat Robinson, or even stay
the distance with him. he'll be
established among the top ranking
welterweights in the country.
Robinson is considered the I'M
crowned king of his class. never
having lost an amateur or profess
sional bout, He lived in Detroit as
boy but gained his ring fame in
New York.
RobinsOn'S last victory was n
two-round knockout over Make
Berger, the Canadian welteI
champ. He'll meet Norman Rubio
who fought a draw and then lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Slight Edge in Weight for DriscolI

They would have to to Mister
formaity which he fairly walo"ed There was the
DScos weight bit eavier than Abraham was sir
bit 'eavier could be title bout
Johnny White the National Sporting Club in Twenty
Of the in his glory
4 Selerouteri
the bar of the old Metropoe corner of
Broadway good crowd there and James
oVer-Stufed The Consldine
bows we're metcuous hosts however without to free
publicity :.
OF the ravenblack hair and the high
bued bawd and made those tough guys jump
Liverpool sprte wanted small boys and crPpes to get back
lmey down with kiss
from naughty nottoches handcaved into
the butt Of his gat
whole skin intact still English
walk and nudger Willie Shea
exasperated finally roared at Shea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Indianapolis At Cleveland.
Buffalo A. Pittsburgh
Washington Al Hershey.
New Haven A. Philadelphis.
Providence at Springfield.
MI HIGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
SERIES A
Parsclean s. Akron 4.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Parisclean Akron g.
(Pausclean wins series, 2 games 10 o.
SERIES
1.-TWO games Out 81 Three
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Toledo 4 Windsor 3
T<SIGHT's GAME
windsor at Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TONIGHT's GAMES
Boston A. Toronto.
DETROIT At Montreal.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
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Evening star., 1942-07-08
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Green, blue, maroon or brown --89e
ST Boxed Stationery. Shodow-Iined sto-
tionery 200 single sheets and 100 en-
veIopes to n?otch. Fine as bridge prize
or inexpensive
(stationery. Main Floor The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-07-08
BETTER DRESSES

Originally SIS to $35 Misses Dresses.
Just 80 distinctive one -ond two of kind
dresses at savings Of " and more! Shon-
tunes, pastel orepes, print ohiffons and
royon in one and two piece styles.
Misses sizes sonIy------$l5.8S
Originally $I7.e5 to $zz.e5 Misses
Dresses. Cool MeIo Charm printed roy
on sheers in one and two piece styles
Misses sizes / Z to 20 in the group,
$1l.88
Originally $7.95 to $8.95 Seersueker Suit
Dresses. In striped cotton. Misses
sizes S4.8S
tBetter Dresses Third Floor. The Hecht Coz