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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30
QUEEN I5
 VERY ILL

LONDON, Sept. 30-Queen Eliza beth has been confined to bed for the past week with acute bronchitis, Buckingham Palace announced to- day, saying at the same time that there was no cause for anxiety.
 Her majesty will be unable to resume her normal activities for the next three weeks" the palace announcement concluded.
 The queen was AZ years old on August A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30
MAYOR HACHMEISTER
 RETURNS

After a vacation trip to Calif- ornia and Seattle, Mayor and Mrs. Erwin Hachmeister returned to their home here this morning. Also home after a trip south is Alex Gair, Jr, who returned this morn ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30
RICHARD B. BROWN
 TO ENTER TRAINING
 AS AVIATION CADET

Richard B. Brown, who has been accepted as aviation cadet by the U. s. Army, left today for the South to vacation until he receives notice of the opening of his course of training at Salt Lake City. I
 MT. Brown will visit for a couple of weeks in Birmingham, Ala, with friends he met while attending the University of Alabama several years ago He grew up in Juneau and was graduated from the local schools be- fore leaving for college. Following his return, he was employed at the First National Bank until slightly over year ago when he left to do defense work at Dutch Harbor. 4
 BackboneS of sharks are used as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30
MRS. ANNIE NELSON AND
 DAUGHTER GO SOUTH

Mrs. Annie Nelson and her daughter, Blanche, left early today for the south on their way to the Mayo Brothers clinic at Rochester, Minnesota.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30
MOVE TO APARTMENT

MT. and Mrs. John CaShen and son have taken residence in the Kilburn Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30
GORDON WAHTO TO ENLIST

Gordon Wahto is leaving today for the South to enlist in some branch of the army.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30
ENTERS HOSPITAL

G. G. Brown has entered St. Ann's Hospital for medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30

Egg-laying in hens can be in- creased by injection of hormones from mares.
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Backbones of sharks are used as walking sticks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

The defense on Paul Thompson's
club has functioned Surprisingly
well for ITS admitted minor league
cogS, but Chicago is a team which
has shown tendency toward
cracking lately The same might
be said Of the Wings on their rec
ord, but Detroit has a basically
sound club, which could go places
in hurry il the players lived ur
to their capabilities.
Adams doesn't have too hard a
time figuring out the reason for
his clubs begging a bit. The fail
ure of the Liniment Line of Don
Crosse, Sid Abel and Eddie Wares
TO live up TO its promise has re-
suited in the shifting of Wares.
But Crosse and Abel still are far
from their last years form. When
they start going. Adams believes
the Wings wifi 20. +
AS il is, the Wings stiff are
leaning on the line of sgd Howe,
Mud Bruneteau and Phil Watson,
with Carl Liscombe stepping up
TO bag the odd goal when he hits
a night he feels right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

The Hawks tie here al the start
of the season WAS the-heSt Chicago
can boast on Detroit ice since
March Is. 1910, but the Wings
aren't counting on precedent TO
help them; not since the Rangers
clipped their nine-game unbeaten
streak at home and gained the
first victory for an invading team
on Christmas night in seven years.
Jack Adams believes his players
are about convinced they'll have to
90 back TO their old aggressive,
rack EN- up style TO win.
Chicago may bring in Art Wiebe,
the veteran defenseman WI o
finally was coaxed out of his West
ern Canada bakery two weeks ago.
II Art goes into action. Bill Thoms
Will return 10 a forward position.
Red Mitchell. a defenseman who
hasn't been back to Olympia since
he played for the old Olympics in
1873 also may be on the rear
guard with Audley Tuten and the
Chicago defense ace. Earl Seibert.
who has just recovered from an
in Jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Race Results, Entries
On Page 3
Pro-All Star Game Has Coaches Crying

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 26 (INS)
Trained 10 the finest edges of
their brilliant careers, the Wash
ington Redskins and their Ma
tional League all-star protagonists
today waited impatiently for the
signal which will set aft the sea-
sons peak grid contest at Phila-
delphia's Shibe Park this Sunday.
The Frost Bowl" affair will
feature triple-distilled excellence
in football. according TO the adj
vance ballyhoo. 1t should repre-
sent the ultimate degree in play
ing talent, in coaching skill and
in studied showmanship.
This despite the fact that Coach
Ray Flaherty is bemoaning the
lack of enthusiasm, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
TdIbert Winner
In Net Feature

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. &c
GNSl After losing the opening
set. third seeded William Talbert
OF Cincinnati. volleyed his way 10
victory over Jack Tuero. New Or
leans, 10 win the feature match in
the opening rounds of the Sugar
Bowl tennis tournament in New
Orleans today.
Dropping the first set. 80. Tai
bert fought his way 10 a los
decision in the second set, then
took the final, Ga.
In other matches. George Pryor
of Pittsburgh defeated Charles
Mailman Of New York 6-33 81
and Ted Backe of Bay Shore,
n. Y. downed George Rogers OF
Ireland, 9-S. 1l-9, 6-2.
Second seeded + Francisco (Pan-
cho) Segura. the ambideXtrouS
Ecuadoran. triumphed over Glen
Gardner Of New Orleans. 6-l. 81.
Earl Bartlett of New Orleans
defeated Walter Driver Of FL Paso,
Tex. Cd, 60. and Roy Bartlett Jr.,
also of New Orleans. downed Billy
Rafferty, of Washington. d. c., sub
bIng for Jack Kramer. 6-3. 6-1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Full Program Set
ForSp1eed Skaters
Times to Hold
State Championships

Benjamin Dagway Bagdade, De-
troit's impresario of speed skating
whether with or without portfolio
in any year, announced Saturday
that a full program. starting Janu-
airy 10, has been planned for the
ice performers.
The skaters will start the year
at Crosse lies naval base in the
Southeastern Michigan champion
ships. Bagdade. as president Of
the Southern Michigan Skating
Association, said the skaters will
race for glory alone and, follow
ing the wishes of the participants,
no medals will be awarded.
Originally carded for New Years
Day. the event was postponed I'M
til January 10 because of uncer-
tain ice conditions.
The Detroit Times Gold and Sill
yer Skates Derby is listed for jan
uary 30 and 81. This year the
annual classic will include the
Michigan championships w h ! c h
have been held as part of AL
PeHa,s- winter sports carnival for
the last six years.
AS usual all OF the Times events
will be held on Belle Isle.
A meeting of the Detroit Skating
Association will be held next Tues
day at the Elmwood Recreation
at 8 p. m. according TO Jean Wag-
ner. president of the body.
Following is the seasons
schedule:
January Southeastern Michigan cham
pionships, Crosse lie Naval Base. 8 80 p. m.
January 1917 JAW championships.
Belle Isle,
January 23-24-cHy OF Detroit cham
Isle.
January 30-3i-Uetrot Times Gold and
Silver Derby and Michigan sped skating
Belle Isle.
February T,s--Michigan Gold Cup cham
pionships. Wyandotte burroughs tlipl.
lThe Michigan indoor championships will
be held some time during March at
oympis.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Wings Pinned
To Break Tie
With Hawks
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Still buzzing around in circles
after their upset by the New York
Rangers, the Detroit Red Wings
will start concentrating on the
National Hockey League race once
more this Sunday night when they
try to knock the Chicago Black
hawks out of a third place tie at
Olympia.
To halt the Hawks the Wings
must stop two three-goal men, Red
Hamill and Doug Bentley. Hamill
found the groove in the first game
with Detroit here. scored all OF
Chicago's goals in the 3-3 tie.
Bentley, one of the three Indian
brothers on the Hawks, scored
three as Detroit lost, 6-2. at Chi
cago. The Wings kept both well in
check as they won, 81, last time
out in Chicago, and aim TO do it
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
BY International New. seryic.

Twelve squads of campus stars
buckled down today, preparing for
what may well be collegiate foot
balls swan song for the duration
of the war.
That gloomy billing. created by
ever tightening restrictions on
travel and the nations increasing
demand for manpower. hangs over
the 1913 New Years Day games.
First on the list is the mama of
bowl games. Rose. At Pasadena.
Cal, coach Wallace Butts sent his
Georgia Bulldogs through de-
Tense scrimmages against the
"T formation used by the UCLA
Bruins.
frankie Sinkwich. Georgia's all
American back, got out of bed
yesterday limping on two injured
ankles. However. Butts said his
ace wouldn't work out again be-
fore the game, although his most
recent injury, TO his right ankle,
appeared to be mending.
In the opposite camp. Coach
Babe Harrell of the Bruins was
taking no chances against over
training his lads. Their heavy
workout today, he said, was their
last.
Down in Bay st. Louis, La, the
Tulsa Hurricanes, the seasons
Cinderella" team, appeared to be
concerned about the ground
a tack of the Tennessee Vols.
whom they meet in Dallas Sugar
Bowl.
Defense likewise was stressed
by Coach John Barnhill of Tennes-
see, his main worry being the
passing attack of Glenn Dobbs and
Co.
Anti aircraft problems also oc-
cupied the camp of the Western
Stars training for the Shrine bene-
fiji game in San Francisco. the
only charity contest of the day,
against the Eastern Aggregation
headed by Columbia's Pitchin' Paul
Governali.
Into Dallas, Tex, came the first
section of Georgia Techs Cotton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
'TOOT' GMEINER KIPPER-OF-YEAR
Scored Virtual Grand Slam With Apache

these words occasionally shipped
as water boy and live ballast.
In 10 races on Lake st. Clair,
Apache lost only one start.
foot" was hampered by having
his right leg in a cast all summer
following spring spill. This kept
him from heavy pulling. The cast
was removed at the seasons end.
This made his crew wonder.
Until President Roosevelt gave
y a h ting the green light last
spring not much of a season was in
prospect. 1t turned out to be one
of the best with the following
MOSTS and BESTS.
MOST OUTSTANDING VIC
TORY-Commodore Charley Sor-
ensen's White Clouds triumph in
the Chicago-Mackinac Race with
Joe Snay as skipper No Detroit
boat had ever won this.
MOST STUNNING TRIUMPH
- The way Commodore Charley
Beck cleaned up with Hostess III in
the Port Huron-Mackinac Race.
Everybody was happy about this.
BEST FOR A RACE-The way
Toby Balchs Iolanthe lit out to
run away with cruising honors in
the Port HHron-Mackinac Race.
BEST FOR SEASON - Andy
Langhammer's winning record in
the cruising class with Rambler vi.
MOST IMPROVED SKIPPER
Ernie Crates with his eight-meter
Shamrock which won racing hon.
ors TO Mackinac from Port Huron.
MOST COLORFUL SKIPPER
Fred Temple who wrecked Ran
COON in Port Huron race and
bought Warrior and nearly won
Chicago-Mackinac race the follow
ing week. Some guy!
BEST LADY SKIPPER-Kick II
around girls. II would be a toss-up
between Sally Timmens of the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club and
Doris Taylor Of the Detroit Yacht
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
EnIistments Caused Tigers Poor Showing

you know, the Tigers suffered heavily from enlistmens
surprise could do better than fifth
place the american League standings and the ownership
the club stressed the fact that Del Bakers dismissal was
not teams position in the standings Just
change, that's ALL the explanation Steve ONeil.
manager appreciates that he faces difficult task
making warrdded winning club but believes
of players the ranks Of other clubs will level off
things.
Barney McCosky Johnny Lpon the most recent
Tiger ensments They followed 1t Charley Gehringer into
the navy Gehringer goes Chapel HILL n. c. where he
will help in the physical at the preght school there
In ALL IA Tigers have joined Among others were 1t
Greenberg recently transferred from Texas Florida
camp 1t Billy Hitchcock Boca Ration, Fla Birdie Tebbetts
Freddie hutchinson Murray Franklin and Al Benton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Yankees, Bears
Lose Supermdn
Aura in Defeat
By LEO MACDoNELL

The year 1912 will probably 20
down in sports history as the
year of the big upsets."
There may have been years with
more upsets but never success
sion of II months in which there
were triumphs as unpredictable as
the defeat of the Yankees at the
hands of the inspired st. Louis
Cardinals or the shocking turn
over in which the Washington
Redskins whipped the supposedly
invincible Chicago Bears, not 10
mention unexpected twists of fate
in horse racing, golf and other
sports.
While the Cardinals stirring
five-game victory over the Yankees
in the World Series made false
prophets of many baseball ex-
pert, for sheer. downright explo-
.siveness the Redskins win over
the Bears topped all upsets in
.JQd1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Hold Last Rites
For Red eagle
Photo BY Tine. star pnotorranl

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 UP).-
Funeral services were held today
for Christian (Red) eagle, former
West Point football star, who died
Wednesday as the result of fall
down a flight of stairs in a SUBJ
way station.
Among the 80 persons attend
ing werl Lawrence (BifD Jones,
who was eagles football coach at
West Point. and John Sims (Ship-
Kelly. who was formerly
associated with eagle in the own
ership of the Brooklyn Dodgers
pro football team.
eagle will be buried in st.
Mary's Cemetery at New Roads,
La. his home town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Collegiate Gridders
Grid for Bowl Games

Bowl-bound Yellow Jackets, to be
followed by two more groups. En-
route they held brief workouts.
The Boston College Eagles re-
turned to heavy scrimmages after
a Christmas Day layoff. Their
main worry, before tackling the
University of Alabama in the
Orange Bowl, continues to be full
back Mickey Connolly. doubtful
starter because OF a muscle injury
above his shoulder.
The sixth bowl game, the one
advertising the sun down at FL
Paso, Tex, finds a service team in
action in post-seaSon contest for
the first time since World War !.
Here, the Second Army Air Forces
take on Hardin-SimmOnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Cooks of the majors is Indian Cleveland got
him a with the Yankees Osse Buege replaced Bucky
Harris manager of the Senator'S
Joe Gordon the dud of the world series named the
valuable player the American League verdict with
which your writer disagreed We still think Ted Williams
Red should have awarded the his
tributon the of the Boston club you know,
Ted away with all the top batting honors in the league
Cooper the League Ironi-
cay Mort the only Cardinal pitcher to lose the big series
But still agree with the verdict On the strength
his brilliant pitching during the regular he tops
value in he senior circuit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

We've got lot Of good COM
petition and ! know once the
kickoff comes they will want TO
win just rs much as they did
against the Bears. You know.
we never lost game at Shibe
Park"
The All-Stars will use the T.
formation. spiced with a bit OF
Notre Dame box. Hunk Anderson
disclosed. AS for the league cham.
pionS. they devoted their final
practice 10 a game of compare
lively secure touch football
At this writing il seems safe 10
assume they will not play touch
football-otherwise anything can
and probably will. happen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
BY GEORGE II. VAN

Picking Wilfred foot" Gmeiner,
also known as ollie" as Detroit's
Skipper-of-the-Year comes as easy
as splicing the main brace.
First yott find someone to agree
with you. The first three did and
no more were needed. They were
Commodores Harry c. Kendall,
Howard A. Finch and Richard Ray
Daley. After all they are as close
TO an overall picture as any Off
Gals in this area
foot" made his yachting year
with the 45-foot cutter Apache Just
about a grand slam in victories. II
was his first season sailing a
larger class boat and he followed
a notable skipper, Tommy Fisher,
in her ownership.
Apache won the Toledo Yacht
Club Mills Trophy race. took b
class honors in racing-cruiSing in
the Port Huron MackinaC race in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

which she finished third in the
fleet, captured the Interlake tro-
ply sailing against the largest
fleet of cutters in the history of
the Put-in-Bay regatta and topped
off his year by cleaning up in the
All Night race and the Detroit
Yacht Club sweepstakes.
"Toot" brought home so much
silver during the year a room had
10 be cleared of furniture 10 make
space.
His crew. as far as other yachts
men were concerned, were a bunch
of guys named Joe But the JOeS.
made up of Norbert and Vic
Taylor Bradley MasaitiS. Fred
Blackwood. Bill Wagner and Frank
Kristen. always had Apache look
ing like champion
The marine growth writing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Philadelphia Eagles, take his place
in the show, proceeds of which 60
to the merchant marine. y
Here's what Flaherty is beef
ing" about:
Its hard to get the boys I'm
the right mental attitude" he
says. taking a strong hold on the
crying towel. This Is I'm the
nature of an anticlimax after
we upset the Bears for the
league title"
And then he points out that
there are nine Bears on the oppo-
sition.
Loosening his grip on the towel
for moment-to give Anderson
a chance TO weep. too, no doubt
he added:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

all-star mentor Hunk Anderson
has some very much more realistic
worry-material at his fingertips.
The All-Stars - seeking their
first win after four losses in
previous pro bowl games-had
their brilliance double-dimmed by
illness.
Don Hutson. the famous Green
Bay Packer end. has been side
lined by a chest injury. cold and
spasmodic cough-unless his doc
Tor relents at the last minute. and
the services of Milt Simington,
Pittsburgh Steeler guard. Sue
climbed 10 heart attack.
Physicians hope the Steel City
lad will he up and around again
in time 10 see EMO CONT Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
South 0utp|dys
North 10 Win

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. 26
-luPl The South completely out
played the North here today in the
fifth annual Blue-Gray classic,
pushing over two touchdownS in
the second period, one in the third
and another in the fourth TO win,
"a TO o. before 5000 fans
Little Casey Jones OF Union
College and Monk Gafford of Au-
burn spanked the first touchdown
drive. with Harvey johnson of
V. NJ. !. crossing the double
stripe
Later in the second period. Lou
Thomas OF Tulane intercepted a
North pass on the South as and
returned 10 the North 40. Two
plays gained 13 yards and then
Thomas ran through a mass of
players for q yards and another
touchdown.
Midway in the third period a
pass from Jones 10 Blonde Black
OF Mississippi State put the ball on
the North II. Jones then passed TO
Walter Mcdonald OF Tulane for
IL. Black went over for a touch
down on the third play, plunging
over from the 1-yard line
The fourth and final score came
in the last period on a 56-yard
march. Jones passed TO Bob Pat
terson for IL and then passed to
Gafford for II. Two plays later
Jones passed TO -Gaffnrd- fora
touchdown. Every conversion at
tempt by the South was missed.
NORTH Sot-ru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Where They Play
NeU Years Day

ROSE BOWL, Pasadena,
Ca..-Georgia VS.. u: &. J.. A.
SUGAR BOWL, New Orle-
ans-Tulsa vs.. Tennessee.
COTTON BOWL, Dallas,
Tex.-Georgia Tech ~. Texas.
ORANGE BOWL, Miami,
Fla.-Boston College VI. Ala
bsma-,
Sun BOWL, I'll PasO, Tex.
--Har din- Simmons vs.. I'd Air
Force. Spokane, Wash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
BIG League Baseball in I943

You doubt heard that Del Baker recently named
the Cleveland Indians and that Merv Shea,
COACH will be playing for Portland (Ore in the
Pacific Coast League Merv catcher 1t looks as If
will big baseball despite the loss of players
problems transportation long training trips
xFlorida California The government has
FL that train closer to home.
Roy Culenbine who used to be Tiger and since has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
1901 Shot

A 100-to-1 shot 10 win, the
Bears not only lost, but they were,
most convincingly outplayed in
every department of the game. 1t
was the first setback for the Chi
Icago eleven in two-year reign in
which the former champions swept
through other National Pro Foot
ball League clubs ruthlessly to
Ione-sided scores.
Sammy Baugh and Andy Farkas
were Washington heroes in the
overthrow of the Bears.
While there were persons.
mostly sentimentalists, who pre-
dicted the dethronement of the
once-mighty Yankees from their
high perch in baseball, the New
York team was almost a prohibi-
tive money favorite to win the
series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Sports Gave Millions TO War Relief

We disagree To the tops in achievements In sports
contributions and money from sports TO the
war effort food of ilustrious names from all
sports who poured into the ranks OF The
army and navy gigantic for reef-$3OOOO 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Nm racing than 81 100000 from baseball large
sums from bowling golf pro football and other professional
sports
victory the spectacular Cardinals hailed by
the army of baseball good thing for baseball All
fans you got bang out of the great rush of the
young and fiery pitching young Johnny
Bazley and fielding exploits of Terry Moore and Enos
Slaughter cmaxed with Whitley Kurowsks home run
in game series the blow that knocked
out Yankees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
SPORTS
BY LEO MACDONALD
MAIL THIS TO YOUR BUDDY TODAY

This skechy review of the happenings In sports during
1912 specially the boys In service with the
thought chronicle there be interesting side
lights escaped busy soldier sailor or merchant marine
Dear Buddy: . :.
You of course got great thrill ont OF the Cardinals
sports-shakng the mighty Yankees the
washington Redskins amazing triumph the Bears in the
pro football championship finals ring comeback of Henry
Armstrong the running of Whirlaway and Alsab
All of elecfyng events in the annals OF 1912
"a wartime wear memorable sports They named
BY experts the tops in achievements.