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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
MARCH sf TO APRIL 90

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 90
A RIES-Certain unfriendly in
"A fluences indicate a need for
extra caution, perseverance, scin-
filating performance. Jack up"
tagging energies to fulfill the
requirements in today's pro-
gram.
APRIL 9f TO MAY 20
Tourus-Peruse your schedule
with a view to eliminating unes-
sential moves, superfluous de-
tails. Wasted minutes are what
YOU should strive TO overcome.
Shelve minor matters until you
have completed those duties
which cannot be postponed.
MAY 2I TO JUNE 21
Gemini-Fine indications to
cheer you on. Among the many
favored; Shoppers, dietitians,
mechanics, defense workers, you
engaged in supplying food, raw
materials and essential equip
ment To the armed forces, law
yers. doctors, clerks, civil en-
ployes.
JUNE e TO JULY %
CoHccr-Grand aspects light
up your star chart today. Give
the same brilliant performance
that in the past stymied opposi-
ton. Obstacles? Take them in
stride. Work for victory.
JULY Il TO AUG. %
Loo-Note Cancer forecast,
for your vibrations are similar
today. Keep your mind and
thoughts on the finer things in
life. Do mix the usefully artistic
with the practical, imparting a
novel twist TO your activities.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. %
FrQO-Judicious employment
Of your talents should be your
aim. Stick TO sane routine embel-
lished with only enough CLAM
our" to better it while also keep
ing it from the eccentric.
SEPT. - TO OCT. %
Librd-Now is the time for all
good men and women to give
serious thought to the welfare Of
your country! This directly af-
fects you and your position
give il proper attention in your
daily habits.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
.Scorpio-Tackle what today
offers with fresh, decisive
tempo. Separate the essential
from the unnecessary and con-
centrate on the former. Push
ahead on previously well made
plans which lead you toward an
honorable stake.
NOV. % TO DEC. e9
.Sdgittdrius-Advice TO Scor-
Pic comedies with your planetary
outlook Plant yourself firmly in
your course and proceed full
speed ahead" avoiding needless
detour and pitfalls. Relegate
waste and carelessness to the
Sidelincs
DEC. 20 TO JAN. 21
CdpricorH-Financial and bust
ness interests receive benefic in
fluences. Determine 10 override
opposition that obstructs attain
ment. A CHEEKY attitude is Of
vital Importance.
y Y JAN. % TO FEB. 90
AqVarius Counter attack
when you find you arc losing
ground or being held stationary.
Remember. you get nothing with
out work. Those who wait for
gifts on silver platter are
doomed 10 disappointment.
PART 3, L &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

Aqvarius Counter attack
when you find you arc losing
ground or being held stationary.
Remember. you get nothing with
out work. Those who wait for
gifts on silver platter are
doomed % disappointment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

A CHILD born on this day is
full of enthusiasm. good humor,
sense of discrimination be-
tween right and wrong and sym
pathetic understanding of the
problems and trials of others.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
By Frances
Drake


Look the Section Your Birthday Comes IN, and Find What
loir Outlook Is, According TO the Stars,
For Mondnn. Mnn 95fh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 2

r II ID 4 y VI u INNII ~
Pisces-Allocate your efforts
to give the essential issues pri-
ority. An Al interest in COM
pIeting duties and obligations IS
your order. Carry on with an
about program. Be observing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

PART 3, PAGE II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
200 Tires Lost
In $4,000 Fire
AT Warehouse

LANSING. July % SIX trucks,
three passenger cars and 900 tires
were listed among the lossc- in
The $4,000 fire AT the CO j.
Drive AWAY Warehouse. -
Fire department officials said
that prompt work by volunteers
saved al least 30 large trucks and
several army trallcrS parked in the
vicinity NJ the warehouse on West
" Hope TvrTuc.
The fire was discovered Monday
evening by two watchmcn. George
.Trumbie and DAVID Stout They
said they Jeff the garage building
less than 10 minutes when they
returned 10 find the northeast
corner abl82c.
Cause Of the fire has not been
determined Arnold Rcnner, head
Of the state police fire masShal's
division, has launched an inveSti-
cation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Fl. Custer Seeks
Unit of WAAC' S

FORT CUSTER, July % AT
least one company, a total Of 200
women. Of the newly formed
Women'S Auxiliary Army Corps
lis being sought for Fort Custer for
use IN vital Jobs which can be
filled by women, 10 was revealed
today
Army officials indicated the
Custer post might be among the
first stations where the women
now IN training may be used. a
recent survey Of the post revealed
that a. least one company could
he used on Jobs here 10 release
troops for combat duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Prize Design
Wayne U, Campus Contest
Won by Architect

Suren Plafan. 32-ynar-old De
troit architect today was named
winner of the competition hold by
Wayne University for group plan
and architectural scheme for the
SCHOOLS now campus.
Plafan. of o240 Dwight avenue.
although he is temporarily living
in New York City. submitted an
eight-buildine design, strikingly
modern in appearance, for the
threc-block area bounded by Kirby
CasS and Warren avenues and
Second boulevard.
lie pinS $1,000 cash and an ad-
di,.oRaA 81 l75 as down payment
m the architectural fee for the
first building. Second prize WIN
ner. Sarrincn and Swanson Of Biz
ringhanl, won a $3.50 prize, and
Malcolm r. Stirton Of Detroit took
'hlrd prize, $3.50,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Eight Men Arraigned
On Gambling Charges

Eight mon arrested by Detroit
and state police raiding parties r
alleged gambling houses we're free
nm bonds a $1,000 each today
pending examination August 4 be.
fore Recorders Judge John p.
Scallen on gambling conspiracy
charges
All pleaded innocent when ar
raigned. The sight arc David Sto-
larskv 4047 Clements avenue
Carl VI Ho'Zner. 81 Seward ave-
nuc. Sam Rosenfeld, 2305 Park
avenue. GuStave /. Croft. 1927
Pingree avenue; Phil Wall, $40
Delaware avenue. Orville j. Car
tor. ESQ West Willis avenue Harry
SIoEol. ia West Adams avenue.
and Albert Rombien, S067 Orchard
avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Time Was
Escaped II Years Ago, He
Learns He's Wanted

IONA. July %. Eleven years
ago when he was IS, Glenford T
Jacobs escaped from Ionla Re
tormatory, H15TT7rU1 77rr1ct -f'9'--
Today he is back in tho prison.
with l8 months 10 a. years added
10 his original sentence Of I 10 -
years, given IN 81. Clair County
for larceny.
Arrested I'm MilwaukAe-WiS.
where no had a gas station job, he
said he believed his wife had in
quired, Of police whether he was
wanted
.- Tfo Naa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
View Slain Bandit
Victims Of Recent HoIdups See Body Of Man
Who Held Up Monroe Avenue Store

and caught him in an alley They
struggled in hand-to-hand hattl5
Then the bandit dropped his gun
reached 70 pick IT up.
At that moment. BowdcIl shot
him He died a few minutes ialcg
in Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
$I5,468,5l4 Contracts Let

Contracts for war goods placed
in Michigan during June totaled
SIS 46S.5l466. a report from the
office Of Ernes, &. Kanzlcr. dlroc-
tor Of tho War Production Board.
disclosed TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Pedestrian Law
Costs Driver s.

For failure 10 give the pedcS-
-tuan- right OF way. John H.
Jarvis, 20, OF 500 RonnS dvcut-r-
today was ordered 10 attend driN-
ers' school twice and fined 50 by
Referee Courtney Fit2slmonS.
This was the only case involving
the new pedestrian laws where 4
driver failed 10 give a pedestrian
the right of way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

"Your Own Horoscope" nv
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features I'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Runs FOR POLICEMAN

Clark, prodded by tho bandits
gun. continued on Monroe. but
Gualazzo ran for policeman. He
found Patrolman Bowdell At the
corner Of Monroe and Randolph
directing traffic.
The officer ran after the bandit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
MEET MANAGER on WAY

On the way they met Bruno
Gualazzo, %. manager Of the store.
Beat IT," Clark told him.
GualaZZo went 10 the store
found il locked, then went back
and caught up with the pair,
Look out" Clark told him.
Hes got n gun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

Several victims OF recent hold
ups today viewed the body Of a
shot and killed
by Patrolman Leslie BoWdell AFTER
holding up the John Hardy Shoe
store AT 70 Monroe avenue.
The bandit. p Negro tentatively
identified As James 3. King, n,
held up a clerk. Elmer CLARK, 20,
~ the store yesterday forcing
Clark 70 give him SIP from the
cash register.
When three customers came in,
the bandit forced Clark 10 tell
them 10 have seat Thent
holding pistol IN his pocket. he
made Clark lock the customers IN
the store and accompany him east
on Monroe avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Heovy Hitter Argues
with Crowd, Tokes
Things Too easy
Nv BILL KING


BOSTON, July q R - Un-
less penitence has replaced sulk-
mess, the nany-mooded Ted
Williams, the only member OF
the hustling Boston Red Sox
who challenges the home fans
rights to jeer at will, may feel
the disciplinary hand of Man
ager Joe Cronin today when he
reports at Fenway Park.
For the third time since he
Joined the Red Sox in 1899, Will
liams, the American Leagues
.406-batting champion, was pull
ed out of the lineup by Cronin
yesterday when, irked by a
spectators jibe, he sulked and
loafed at the plate.
Williams dressed and quit the
park Immediately and, after the
game, Cronin, visibly annoyed
by his stars display of ill-tem-
per, appeared undecided about
his disciplinary measures.
81 won't make any decision
until game-time tomorrow,
Cronin said. Everything will
depend on Williams attitude"
The excitable Williams SEEM
ed in an unusually happy frame
Of mind while batting against
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, July 2-R)-
You'll never believe this, but
Jimmy Johnston was just about
speechless today.
For, Jimmy had just learned
that Rapid Robert Pastor is turn
ing back on a little matter of a
hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, give or take a few thou
sand, that he could pick up in
a few fights this summer.
Just think" moaned Jimmy,
as he pushed back the derby hat
and placed his head gently in
his hands, there / am with one
real live heavyweight around,
now that Louis and Conn are in
the army. I'm getting offers for
him every day-just look, Cleve-
land, Los Angeles, Toledo, Pitts
burgh, Detroit. And what does
he say? He doesn't want to fight
until the middle of August be-
cause he wants some time to
play golf.
AS Jimmy talked, telegraph
messenger delivered wires which
guaranteed Pastor 10000 to fight
either Pat Valentino or Turkey
Thompson in Los Angeles.
$50 1 called Bob up" the Big
Noise related, land what do you
think he told me; Pop, 1 feel
swell I just shot an SO. I'm
gonna keep playing this game
until the middle Of August. Then
maybe I'll be ready to fight
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Sci Summer
Bowling Meet

Mount Clemens and Macomb
County bowlers will have an OPP
portunity to end their two
month vacation from the tourney
wars, if they wish, with partici
patton in an individual over
average classic at the Centen-
NAL Recreation, starting July 10,
and ending Aug. 8.
The East Detroit pin site has
announced a three week tourna-
ment with every entrant bowling
one day each week. on any day
OF his -choice-July-lIis the
deadlirc for the classic, which
has an entry fee of SIS. and a
first place prize of at least 500
has been guaranteed by the man.
agement for the nine-game
route.
Entry blanks ray be secured
from the Centennial alleys,
21620 Gratiot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Merchants Top
500 Figure
9Th Inning Rally
Beots Pesehke, 9-3

Rallying with a four-run as
sault in the sixth inning, the
Merchants bounced Peschke, 9-3,
in a Twilight Softball League
Blue division game last night to
climb above the 500 average.
The win was the Merchants
sixth in II starts.
Going into the sixth, in the
game at Griffith, the Merchants
led by a slim, So margin, but
George Heller, first man up laid
down a successful bunt and after
stealing two bases was driven in
by Jackie Sierens. Johnny
johnson gained walk and hurl-
er Harry Bates. who won a game
a week ago with a grand-slam
homer in the seventh, doubled to
score the two. Bates crossed the
plate on Willie Roberts safety.
TWO.RUN HOMER
The winners had taken a lead
in the first on Jackie Sierens'
two-run circuit blow and added
a pair more in the fourth on two
consecutive three base errors by
center fielder Sandrowski. An
other run was tackled on in the
fifth.
The losers scored in the second
after John Barry tripled and
again in the fifth as hurler Ken
Lovalvo duplicated Barry's feat
and reached home on the catch
er's error. Another run, the last,
was added in the sixth. w.
Conklin, with two singles in
three trips topped the losers
plate efforts while Sierens and
Ken Vernier both boasted the
same figure for the Merchants.
Peschke 1O1 oil 0-3 6 4
Merchants 200 214 x-9 9 2
Batteries: Merchants - Bates
and Heller. Peschke-Lovalvo
and Bourdage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Domination
ofGoFLoop
Ends hrSales

For six weeks, the Sales De-
partment of the Detroit Edison
Golf League, held title to first
place. Then, three weeks ago,
they suffered their first loss in
an upset by the Lighting depart
ment.
Since that time, they have not
won a match and last nights
play on the Hillcrest golf course
saw the Bookkeepers, who had
crept into a tie for first last
week, taking over sole possession
of the title as they handed the
Customers Accounts loss. The
defeat for the Customers Ac-
counts, incidentally, was their
ninth straight; they are the only
team still seeking a first VIC
tory.
CREDIT TO OVERHEAD
Responsible for the Sales De-
partment demise as first-place
team last night was the Over
head Lines foursome, which
posted 1913, paced by a pair of
AIS, by Thornley, and Woehler.
Gerry Lozen carded 43 for the
Sales team but his teammates
could not keep pace. The 1913,
incidentally, was low team score
Of the evening.
Medal of the evening went to
"Chuck" Nicolai, who wracked
up a 35 for the Meter Depart
ment. Winnie Bearss posted a 38
for the Lighting crew.,
Team victors last night were:
Overhead, Collection, Credit,
Bookkeeping and Service. The
play marked the ninth week of
competition.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02

Williams made Ted Williams
no secret of his annoyance
when he came to bat in the third
inning and took two half-heart-
ed swings before flying out to
center field. That performance
brought a scattering of boos
from the Is, 594 crowd. The jeer-
ing became general in the fifth
when, with the Seekers leading
only 10, Williams sauntered to
the plate with Lou Finney on
first base. After taking two
strikes without moving his bat,
Williams swung lazily and foul
ed and then, with an even more
lackidasical effort, drove a siz-
Fling liner into left-center. Fin
ney managed to score from first
base but the jogging Williams
was content to stop at second. 1t
was questionable, however,
whether he could have stretched
it into a three Dagger by hust-
ling.
FOX TAKES OVER
The crowd jeered him round
ly when he was batted home and
the angry Cronin rushed from
the 'ugout and yelled, IF you
don't want to play, get out of the
game" Thereupon Williams con-
tinued on to the clubhouse and
Pete Fox took over his left field
berth.
During Williams first spring
training season with the club,
Cronin ordered him out of an
exhibition game in Atlanta
when he expressed his displeas-
ure over his failure to make a
long running catch of foul by
hurting the ball over the grand
stand. Later in that same sea-
son, the manager ordered him
off the field because he had fail
ed to run out a grounder.
Williams began to answer
back to hecklers here on June
IA, when the Seekers won a
doubleheader from the Detroit
Tigers. The fans booed him for
Looping after a two-bagger hit in
his territory but later crowd
of 3O,311 chered him when he
put the winning run on third
base by doubling off the right
field wall in the ninth inning
of the second game.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
SohbaIl
Schedule
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Blue - Covered Wagon VS..
Sears at Griffith Field.
Red - eander Cafe VS.. Owls
Club at Covered Wagon dia-
mond; Schwarzkoff VS.. Nesbitt's
at st. Mary's.
Junior - Kresge VS.. Moni-
tor-Leader at Consumers.
tumble - Richards VS.. Bar
ney's at Eagles diamond.
FRIDAY
Blue-Bar 50 VS.. Spruce Inn
ut st. Mary's.
--Red--H.A S. VS.. Eagles at
Griffith Field.
Junior - L. & G. VS.. Merch-
ants at Consumers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Eagles Seize
3rd Place from
.HilI(fesi'I
Come Protested;
Winners Reilly
for So Victory

Battling for third-place hon
ors in the Twilight S o + b a
Leagues Red Division, the Ea-
giles and Hillcrest traded places
last night as the Eagles snagged
the show-position on the basis
of SO victory.
The game, however, was call
ed by Umpire George Frendt in
the sixth and the Hillcrest team
entered a protest, which will be
acted upon at the seasons end.
The winners were tagging, 81,
at the end of the fourth, but
Jack Strubank took over the
mound duties from Vic Crane
then and after winding up the
fourth struck out five straight
Hillcrest batters before granting
a walk Immediately before the
game was called.
Evidently inspired by Stru-
banks efforts, the Eagles gar
nered three runs in the fifth,
though collecting only one hit
a double by AL Rachow-and
added a pair more in the sixth
as pair of walks were capital
lied when Warren Ray, right
short, tripled for the 6-3 margin.
Tony Cataldo's knockdown and
snap throw of Strubank's hard
hit ball to third was the out
standing fielding play, Strubank
being thrown out.
Only batter on either team to
get two hits was outfielder Ed
Shay of Hillcrest. The Eagles
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
All Sports Editor
Does IS Say NO

DENVER, July 2-R)-Jack
Carberry, sports editor Of the
Denver Post, has a new 'ob in
which he speaks only one word,
hour after hour.
He's in charge of passes for
the Henry Armstrong Reuben
Shank welterweight fight Fri
day night.
The word is no."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02

Early In the Sec
ond game, how
ever, he appear
ed to take his
own time chas-
ing a hit in left
field and then
answered b a C k
when a specta-
tor in that end
of the grand
stand yelled at
him, Don't you
ever try to get
off a dime?"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Yanks Skid Down Hill without Benefit Of Brakes
Golf Clubs Raise
S25,571 for R. {.

NEW YORK, July 2 R)
- The United States Golf AS
ISOLATION, which announced
today that benefit tourna-
ments held throughout the ma
ton last Memorial Day week
end netted at least $25,571
from member clubs for the
American Red Cross war
fund, is planning a similar
series of Journeys for the COM
ing holiday weekend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
He's Only Hacker, But
Pastor Turns Down $50, 600
in Fight Money to Play Golf

II wonder if that guy thinks
they keep that kind of dough on
ice just so it'll be fresh when
ever he wants it. Golf!-Tll take
vanilla"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Slammin' Ted Williams
Gets Boot for LOafing

Bobo Newsom during the first
game of the Seekers second
straight doubleheader sweep
over the Washington Senators.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Dairy Team Halts
FLYERS Win Streak
Take Foreshortened
Affoir, 90; Better
8 Soldier Pitchers

Though the post team may
dispute the fact, the Selfridge
Field Flyers came to the end OF
a 15-game winning streak last
night, as the Mount Clemens
Dairy nine skidded them off the
victory ledge, 9-3.
Only reason for the dispute
would come from the fact that
the game lasted only four in
nings, being called because Of q
high wind at that time. How
ever, both outfits had agreed to
a seven-inning affair, and the
four frames would be a legal
length for the shortened clash.
The Dairy team, defeated in
two previous starts by the sold
iers, bounced three Flyer hurlers
around while Billy Cent? was
tossing three-hit ball. The win
ners took a 81 lead in the first,
stuck to the pace to make 1t So
at the end of the third and then
opened up in the fourth as CATCH
err Bob Craft doubled with the
bases loaded to drive in three of
the four runs counted in that
frame.
Lyle Bliss, third baseman and
outfielder, topped the Dairy bat
tiers with two for three. The
Bathers were aided by five
walks and two hit batters in put
ting men on first.
NJ. C. ........ 032 40 6 2
Flyers ...... OLE 0-3 3. 3
Batteries: NC - Cent? and
Craft. Flyers, Hedges, MCGEE
CD, Rehkamp (4) and Collins.
collected only three hits, but
four walks and three errors in
the final two frames gave them
an edge which they made the
most Of.
Eagles 100 032-6 3 /
HillcreSt 100 200-3 4 4
Batteries: Eagles - Strubank,
Petitpren (4) and Rachow. Hill
crest - Petitpren, Cataldo (5)
and Jones.
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The Monifor.leader
THURSDAY JULY T. 1912 PAGE 8
Tn This Corner
THREE FOREVER MICHIGAN GRID PLAYERS
MAY SEE ACTION FOR BIERMAN;
NJ u. UNTOUTEO
By DENNIS BROWN

SPORTSTEW Army and camp officials are still fret
ting of whether not officers will be allow
ed to play football teams this Fall Out at the
University Iowa. where Bernie Berman is sizing up the
" players for the benefit of pho
tographers the other day.
Here was the lineup which would delight the heart Of
staff incidentally includes three former Mich
gan players
Ends-Bob Daley Northwestern and Whitley Fraumann
Michigan Tackles-Forre Butch Jordan and Bob Flora
Mchigan Guards-ene Flick Minnesota and Bob Weigandt
Wisconsin, center George Minnesota and Green Bay
Packers
Fisher, Ohio State.
ANDRES REPORTED ON PAR WITH MCCOY
Sports who have covered the Great Lakes Naval
that Ernie Andres the former Indiana
season. with Benny Mccoy
save hitting. Andres hit .289 last year with the Ken
lucky Mccoy you'll recall is the player Connie
Philadelphia Athletics paid $4,000 to sign after
players had been declared free agent from Detroit by
Car Landis.
scored by the winning teams
in the first three Sofball League here after
Barneys had of its first two tits the Optim-
faered this week and wracked only Fl tae In soh
erng Richards.
FOOTBALL MUST BE NEAR-RELEASE HERE
of football the arrival of blurps
college publicity agents. Northwestern is first this year
and change looks the Wildcats won't be touted as
league favores at least not according to Pub
Walter PauSon's release northwestern
will long be remembered flop of 1889 in
which they raved into the national championship before
started they Topped like longshot when you've
got $40 the
. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY-Hlcrest and Gowanie golfers
after balls dropped from Detroit News autogro
and dropped several dozen balls onto
the course by parachute