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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

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Besry, "JACkAss MAIL" Marjoris Man
CALL OF THE MARINES" Victor Nc
Laglep ard Edmund Lowe Cartoon. Plus
Colorful North Csrolins. News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

WIN UVFE-Nan Tykr mr. Harper Pr. tepa
Va" p'hL Open Noon. Huge Car
toon Party Today 2 Great Horror Picture.
BLACK DRAGONS Plus "NIRDER
BN INNITATiO>." Special KIDS MAJ SAT
kree CAmerAa. ThhLe TarnIH Ssts Hnnhs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

ACE-Hsrper and Fronienac III. o3t1 4
All open p N. BARGAIN MAT.
Till 7 81. joe r Brown. judy GanoVa.
ttS MIR IN Ths k kSns s MG m
AMERICA SINGS"
AnANc ard Big Week, Rosalnd Russell.
ADAlo Brian Aherne and Janet Blair IN
rILfEN." Also MADAM SPY" with
Constance Bennett
ADMIRAL Mack 81 mr.. r -, Jean o6,, -; 'lso
Joan ~ PARIS" with Michele Morgan.
Also DARING NOlNG MAN" with Joe
r. Brown BIZ Kiddie Matinee Saturday.
UDEN--Ford Road-Ch Dearborn
hLDLN open IS. Veronica Lake. Robt.
Preston IN THIS GIN FOR HIRE" Plus
HELLO, ANNAPOIIS," with Tom Brown
lIcCp-E. Warren NJ Outer DIR. Nj. 1873 =
hLuLh open s.l3. Last Show $40 p NJ
John Payne Betty Cradle "FOo1LIGHr
SERENADE," 6,35-9 40. Veronica Lake IN
THIS Gun FOR HIRE" At SOS II 05.
AIHAMBRA-'''so Mood.a.d MA MA; O2s,
Wallace Beery, Marjorie Main. "JACkASs
MAIL" Plus Bng Crosby Fred Astaire IN
"HOLiDAN Inn"
ALLEN PARK op o"f's-f PM LLOYD Nolan isro
NJ Weaver THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T
DIE Plus "BADMAN OF DEADNO0D,"
Roy Rogers. Gabby Hayes. Cartoon. News.
AI0MA-I5OOI CharlevoN IT. 2-2015 4
hLUHlh open 6:45. Betty Cradle. John
PAYNE. "FOOTLIGHT SERENADE." Plus
Jon Hall IN THE INVISIBLE AGENT"
Al VIN-I3s07 Grand River. mr.. Schaefer
ALVIN open 6.43. John Howard. THE
Man WHO TURNED To LIFE" Plus
"SOI TIT or PANAMA" with Roger Pryor
and Jane Vale Short Subjects.
AMRAcCAD0R-l17So John X. TO 9-4ss6
hhlDhOChUOh open $40 Henry Fonda,
Don Amechc Lynn Barr, MAGNIFICENT
DOPE" Plus Geo. Ran, Boris Ksrlon and
Karen Morley IN "SCARFACE."
AMCTERDAM-I22ss Cd. River. at Birwood
hHlOILhDhW open 6l5 Red SHELTON.
Ann sothern IN "MAISIE GETS HER
MAN. 90 Plus Basil Rathbupe In
FINGERS At THE WINDOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

ACT0p-s662 Twelfth street
hoIoh Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake
in "BIONDIE FOR VICTORY" Plus
Ben Lyon in This WAS PARIS"
ATT AC-15s32 Plymouth Rd.. ". of Gr'nfTd
hILhO Open $40. Family Night
II. Bogart 1.-THE BIG SHOT" VIM Boyd
"RIDERS OF THE TIMBERLINE."
AVAI 0N-Iinwood- Dawson TO. S-S1O9 4
h'nLV' Joan Bennett
Geo. Brent. TWIN BEDS Wallace Beerv.
Marjorie Main in "JACKASS MAIL
Free Parking. Open Sis p NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

p0cEVII IC-Utlcs at Gratiot Avenue
hUoLViLLL This Gun FOR HIRE"
Veronica Lake Preston Foster Az
FAIRS OF MARTHA" with Marsha
HUNT and Barry Nelson. Also Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

RERKI EV-w. l2-NIlie Rd.. Berkeley. Mich. +
DbhhLLi open q 30 Michele Morgan
NAV Robson JOAN OF PARIS" plus
"HAtFOOT," VIM. Tracy. Jas Gleason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

RFJ M0NT-Is72I Woodward. HlEhland PIX.
OLLIhVNl In Person. ETHYLINE
EpMONDS, Famous PSYCHIC. Held
over. She VIII BE at TheBter Daily An
swers Questions About Love Marriage
Finance Business Work. Etc. Ask ANY
Question. She VIII Try to Help You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

LMCTEpDAM-I22ss Cd. River. ut Birwood
hHlOlLhDHW open SIS. Red SHELTON.
Ann sothern IN "MAIsIE GETS HER
Man" Plus Basil Rathbupe In
"F1NGERS AT THE WINDOW"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

hpCAnE-Hastings NJ Vernon Highway 4
hhOnUL open All Nihgt Bette Davis
Geo. Brent "THE GREAT LIE" Plus
"PACItIC LINER" with Victor McIAglep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

REI M0NT-I972l Woodward. Highland PIX
DLLhVNi Cont. A. NJ. to 2 A. NJ
Free Parking. "MY FANORITE WIFI. "
with cary Grant and Irene Dunno Also
THREE MIN FROM TENAs.' VIM Boyd
! tHopalonE Cassidy and Russell HAYDEN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

V0CIlr-Hsrper st Harvard Park Ere. n
'VuOL open 5:45 Last Show e:75 p N
Bing crosby and Fred Astaire in "HOII-
DAY Inn" at 1870, i0:a5. Plus Wallac.
Berry In "JACKASS MAIL at q no, . rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

ANNEY-GTRnd River nj Joy Road 5;
h''Lh open 5:45 =. NJ. New Show :
CALL OFT THE MARINES" Edmund
Lowe Victor McLaglen. TWIN REDS, ="
Geo. Brent. Joan Bennett Last Show 9:45.
Ap0I O-CIay at Richmond =
nj ULLO Open p, NJ. Dick Purcell In
~ MARKS THE SPOT" Chas. Starrett
In ORDERS OF THE BADIANDS."
LAST SHOW STARTS II p M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

MEprIIpV--Schasfer-6 IN. 2-slOO
hlLhIUhl open $50. Huge Paved Park
ing Lot. "HOIIDAY INN" Bing Crosby,
Fred Astaire. Plus Wallace Beery, Marjorie
Main in "JACkASS MAIL" Reg. Prices
Grand River Ave. y
niiNiiuhN Bette Davis Meets Her Match
IN Romantic PAU Henreid In "NOW.
VOYAGER." Plus "DR. BROADN AZ, -
with Macdonald Carey and Jean Phillips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

REDUCE The sIMplE12fz@dN
says Beairite BIuxten, lovely ConeveT

FRGEi New Reducing Book "Tone
Up and Slim Down." Reducing plan
for normally overweight. Foreword
by Ida Jean Kain. For free copy, send
IL postal to Ry-Krisp, 700E Checker
board Square, Sc. Louis, Mo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Yale Seeks Old Grid GLORY

NEW YoRk-Plsns to bring a
big-name' grid coach To Yale will
be crystalized Saturday when the
university's advisory football COM
mittee meets in New York. il was
learned suthoritatively today.
This meeting, which starts the
belsted search for q successor to
resigned Spike Nelson. is ultra
significant for two reasons: IL
II gives recommending voice to
Eli alumni for the first time in 80
years. ami ca 1t indicates that
Yale. at last, will attempt TO re-
capture former gridiron glory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Balance Condition Chief Factors In "Slick Skiing"

who take up skiing for . thousand
reasons that have nothing to do
with skiing clothes. social pres
tige and the Ike.
Finally. there are the sportsmen
who find in downhill skiing one Of
the most exhilirating sports. Their
goal Is the easy. graceful. glsmor-
Gus form ir which skiing seems as
natural an accomplishment as
riding or swimming.
Downhill skiing enables one to
feel the thrill Of a sport in which
YOU play with the third dimension
depth. II is the only sport
besides flying and diving in which
this dimension is used.
Strength is not the governing
factor. rather balance. equilibrium
and flexibility. II is similar In this
respect TO dancing.
Most eginners have more
trouble getting into shape than
anything else. Horseback riding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Puget Leaders
Hit the Road

Both Puget Sound conference
pacesetters. Buckley Mountsineers
and Puyallup Vikings. hit the
road this Friday night after win
ming their first four league games.
three Of which have been on home
floors.
The Mountsineers tackle Kent
Vandals at Kent while Puysllup
Vikings will battle Auburn Troj-
ans at Auburn. Buckley topped
Auburn. 46-le. and Puyallup
bested Kent. 5o-s4. in Tuesdays
games.
Other league engagements
send Enumclaw Tigers to
Highiine against the improv-
Ing Highline Pirates while
Renton Indians battle Sumner
Spartans at Sumner.
Pierce County league games put
Roy At Fife, orting at Clover
Park. Kapowsin at Estonville and
Federal Way at Yelm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

NEW HO8k-Ray Robinson.
the loose-limbed Negro young
ster. says he win abandon his
Fancy Dan technique and give
out with the socko tonight in
his weller fight with Fritxie
zivic, ex-champ.
He hopes to play ''Nola" once
over lightly on the Civic fea-
lures. then apply the chloroform
with both hands.
II the performance 10 a sue
cess. count him in AZ the next
welterweight champion. q sure
fire bet to heat Champ Red
Cochrane.
Robinson. IN incor rigible
swing fanatic. 10 . 21-year-old
lad who has fought up from the
amateur ranks In little more
than q year and 10 the only front
line pugilist In circulation who
has never been beaten or even
held to . draw.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Wayne Sabin
Keeps 1t Up
Portland Net Ace
Eliminates Rival

CORAL GABLES. Fla. - Top
seeded Wayne Sabin of Portland.
Ore. eliminated Billy Gillespie OF
Miami, As. Ga. go. in the quarter
finals of the University of Miamis
invitational tennis tournament yes
terday.
Gardnar Mulloy. amateur coach
at the university. defeated Jerry
Crowther of Los Angeles. 60, rs,
in the other quarter-final match.
Mulloy and Jack Kramer of
Oakland, Calf, advanced to
the doubles semi-finais with a
81, 81 victory over Jack Wa
ters and Nal McAllister of MI
ami.
Sabin and Billy Talbert of Gin
cinnat won their quarter final
doubles match from Guy CARRIER
and Billy Blake of Miami. Ga. rs.
George Lyttleton-Rogers, former
Irish Davis cup player, was i'll and
defaulted his first round singles
and doubles matches which had
been postponed in the hope that he
would be able TO compete.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

NEW YORK Pvt. Joe Louis
laundering fists have made a char
acter of Ray Arcel, one Of the
better seconds.
They have also made him strong.
In regard TO health. Arcel has been
the only beneficiary of Private
Louis pulverizing punches.
Arcel. much sought as a handler
because of the speed with which he
closes a cut, was a frail little fell
low when he picked up the first 10
Louis victims way back in 1895.
the night Pauline Uzcudun plum
melted to the platform like a
broken airplane. Following IL trips
he made two with Buddy Baer-
the 160-pound Arcel picks up huge
hulks as though they were bags
of feathers.
Immediately on the heels of
Soldier Louis blitzkriegs. Arcel
has gathered together the pieces of
more than a ton of heavyweight
2237 pounds to be exact.
After Pauline came Jorge
Brescia. Jack Sharkey. James ].
Braddock. Nathan Mann, John
Henry Lewis. Johnny Paychek. Al
Mccoy. Buddy Baer. Lou Nova,
and the Baby Baer again.
The last Baby Baer assign
ment easily would have been
Arcers masterpiece had II not
been a leaning and dragging
job. The younger Baer WAS
the biggest Of the lot. but his
SIX feet six-and-a-half and ESQ
pounds were putty In the arms
of Atlas Arcei.
Ray the Raiser disclaims any
credit, however. for he long since
has become an artist at assembl-
ing parts of busted behemoths.
Baer was on his pins when Ray
rushed to his rescue. and the HUI
man Hoist counts that night with
Private Louis lost that con-
demned man is able to return 10
his stool partially under his own
steam.
AS a result of his strange occu-
patton - combination trainer, sec
ond, doctor and weight litter
Arcel knows more wrestling holds
than the average professional
grappler.
The standard hitch lift and pivot
is Arcefs old reliable. but he
quickly became adept at bringing
his knee to the seat OF the pants
at the first deep sag. Arcel en-
ploys a variety Of holds - the
crotch. the first movement in Jim
Londos' airplane spin. front head
lock, flying mare. half Nelson, and
backdrop. among them.
AT the instigstion of James ].
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Game Billed
For Tonight
Bellinghom Viking
Quint Opposition

Pacific Lutheran oasketballers
make their 1912 home debut this
Friday night at S o'clock at the
Falkland gym when they meet
Western Washington Vikings in
the first game of a two-game
Winko league series.
The Lutherans, who lost two
games to the Vikings at Belling-
ham last weekend, will be out to
reverse those decisions and Coach
Gene Caddey thinks he has the
combination to turn the trick.
Bert Bildt and Paul Polillo
will open at forwards, Marty
North will pump at center.
Kenny johnson and Ray
kapus will start at guards.
Milt Theno will be held In re-
serve although the former
Eatonville star Is battling for
a starting berth.
From Bellingham came the
news that Norm Dahl. speedball
regular of the 1941 Viking quint,
will be back in the lineup for the
Lappenbusch team. Larry Mum
liza, former Puyallup ace, is on
the Viking travelling squad.
Saturday night the two Winko
rivals move over to Exposition
hall to take part in the big col
legiate doubleheader with College
of Puget Sound Loggers and Uni
versity of Portland Pilots meet
ing in one-half of the twin bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Ski Tourney
On Schedule
LETTERS Cup Meet
On at Sun Valley

SUN VALLEY, Idaho - Top
skiers from eight western states
began arriving yesterday for open
ing of competition today in the
three-day LETTERS cup interstate
ski meet.
The meet will open today
with downhill races on Badly
mountains steep warm
Springs trail. Saturday the
slalom will he held In the
Christmas bowl on Badly
mountain. The tournament
will end Sunday with jump
ing events on Ruud mountain.
In an effort To speed up run
ming of heats in the slalom, two
courses were laid out-the sec
ond starting short distance
below the finish line of the first
Formerly skiers ran gates of
the first course and then the trail
for the second run was shifted
The new innovation will permit
skiers to finish the first run, take
a rest and then complete the
second run.
Personnel of teams entered in
cluded:
Oregon-Bill Boews, Rees Stew
enson, Bill Healy, Pat Dolan. Lin
Bowman, Maryanne Hill. Margaret
Lindsay, Mary Macarthur, Alma
Hanson, Christian Lolita.
Idaho-Jack Shiefer, War
rem Brown, Jack Numbers,
Wilbur Rathke, Bill Brown,
Ruth Joy, Mary Jane Grit
fifth, Doris Post, Parcelle
Barkley. Virginia Gurnsey.
Washington-Bill Redlin. Hank
Stakeholder. Carl Stingl. John
Thompson, Bob Smith, Rita Hume,
Elsie Nelson. Betty Rae Norman,
Thelma Osborn, and JEANNE
Davis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

Johnston, who was among the mil
lions who foresaw what was COM
ing. Arcel rehearsed for the second
Baer task, using the six foot four
254-pound Abe Simon as the hor-
1ble example. Arcel was trans
porting Ample Abe's carcas all
over Stillman's gymnasium in no
time at all.
II used to have some
trouble" explains Arcel, but
now 1 simply slip my right
arm under the fighters arm
pit, apply the hold that fits
the situation. and up they
come. just like that. Really,
It's nothing"
Arcel is well paid His only OBJ
lection to his unusual role is the
fact that he is becoming a ring
character.
The fact that Arcel handled IL
world champions is not particularly
interesting. Certainly, it isn't
amusing.
But Ray Arcel, the Meat Wagon
Man-ah, there you have a story.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

and skating are a great help. BIZ
cycling, rope skipping. running
and gymnastics are recommended.
Equipment should be suited IN
quality TO the grade of skiing.
The sole Of the boot must Be
stiff. the foot and ankle well held.
Two pairs Of sox should be used.
An extra form rubber tongue adds
to the comfort Of the boot.
Skis should h. adapted 10
the. height and weight of the
person.
Proper ski length IL equal
In height to the skiers's raised
palm.
Steel edges are practically
indispensable for hard snow.
Bindings should be Of the dag
onsl pull type.
The side hooks giving the dag
onal pull on the cable should be
placed under the widest part Of
the boot.
NEXT; Balance principles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17

Coaches likely TO be con-
sidered include Lon Stiner of
Oregon States Rose bowl
champions, Don Faurot of
Missouri. Frank Leahy of
Notre Dame. Jim Crowley of
Fordham. Red Blaik o. Army
and Lou Little of Columbia.
II the man selected already D,
under contract, arrangements may
be made to take care OF the situa'
ton. Authorities say it's virtually
certain that Yale will spend money
for pilot this time. tipping th'
ante considerably from its usua
$1,000 or $4,000 a year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Nelson-Hogan
Lead Field
Mozel. Ex-Tucomu
Stor. Still in Race

OAKLAND. Calf open golf
tournaments were played under
handicap rules, there should be
an immediate clamor to blindfold
Benny Hogan Of Hershey. Pa.
when he sets out today on his
second round of the Oakland IS, 900
golf tourney.
Hogan. winner of the S10,-
900 Los Angeles pot. played
the difficult Sequoyah course
from memory yesterday and
chalked up 6S, just one
stroke behind the three under
par card of Byron Nelson of
Toledo, o.. and equal to the
scores of Lawson Little, San
Francisco; Mike DeMassey,
MORO Bay. Cal. and Bill
Nary. Rancho Santa Fe, Cal.
Little Benny, who weighs 139
pounds dripping wet-and he was
yesterday - started without the
benefit of practice round. But
he wildly recalled the course from
last year, when he turned in an
astounding card of SO TO gain a
three-way playoff for the cham
pionship.
II anyone is to beat Hogan, IL
probably will be Nelson. He had
begged down in recent weeks but
came back yesterday with a
vengeance. Unforeseen meteor
illogical conditions caught up with
him on the 18th tee. yet he scored
three successive brides to lead the
field.
Nelson has been coming 10
California since 1888, and still
has TO win his first coast
tournament. This, he thinks,
will be Ii.
Close behind the leaders. and
still under par, were Joe Mozel,
former Tacoman, now of Portland:
Amateur Johnny Dawson; Johnny
Revolts, Chicago; Tony Penna.
Dayton; Lloyd Mangrum. Monterey
Park, Cal; Paul Runyan, Rumsen,
n. J.. and Denny Shute, Chicago,
all with SOS.
Jimmy Thomson of Del Monte,
who lost the Los Angeles playoff
to Hogan by a stroke. slipped and
scored rs yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Veteran Hoppe
Meets Defeat
Cochr0ne Also Goes
Down in Cue Meet

CHICAGO - Unexpected de.
feats for defending champion
Willie Hoppe. New York, and
welker Cochran, San Francisco
three times titleholder. gave Joe
chamaco Of Mexico City undis.
puted lead in the worlds three
cushioned billiard tournament to.
day.
Chamaco, Idle yesterday,
saw two tournament tall
enders put on inspired exhibit
tions 10 topple Hoppe and
Cochran from the ranks of
the undefeated.
The two favorites with two VIC
tories and one defeat fell into a
tie for second place. Chamaco
was indicated in three matches.
Arthur Rubin, Brooklyn. beaten
four times in four matches, routed
Hoppe, 50-S7 in 80 innings. Play
ing a careful defensive game
Rubin moved into a $3.50 lead in
the 2sth inning and chalked up
II Billiards in eight innings to win
the match.
Next TO Hopes opening
match, it was the shortest
game Of the tournament.
Both scored high runs In five.
II was the defending cham
pion's second defeat In IS consecu-
tive tournament games during the
last three years.
Cochran was nosed out by Earle
Lookabaugh, Chicago, 50-4s. In SO
innings, after two sustained rallies
failed TO overcome an early 16-
point advantage. Looksbaugh had
lost three of his four previous
matches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Peaches Davis
To Join Angels

Los ANGELES-Roy fPeaches)
Davis. former pitcher for the Tulsa
club in the Texas league. prepared
today 10 join the Los Angeles
Angels Of the Pacific Coast league.
Davis was exchanged for Byron
Humphrey. who also il a right
handed pitcher. Davis has |. repu-
tstion ss master Of the sinking
ball"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
LutheranS Make Debut
War or No War,
Oregon to Keep
Tn Athletics

EUGENE, Ore.-The University
of Oregon planned to continue
intercollegiate athletics without
curtailment today. despite the
war.
President Donald NJ. Erb,
head Of the university's ath-
letic department. said sched-
uIes for 1923 will be planned
on the usual basis, subject to
any restrictions made neces-
sary by the war.
The 1912 football schedule has
already been arranged, he added.
and schedules for basketball and
other sports will be set in the
spring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
1912 Officers

Officers Of the Tacoma Golf as
ISOLATION viii be elected Thursday
night at s o'clock at Brookdale
club. A dinner viii precede the
meeting. time $50 Reservations
must be made by Wednesday.
The Brookdale club viii donate
the course for afternoon play for
those attending.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Y Cancels
National Events

NEW YORK All of the ma
tional athletic tournaments of the
Y. NJ. c. A.-with the exception Of
the basketball meet in Chicago,
March 26-2s-have been cancelled
to permit its physical directors to
devote their full efforts to health
building activities, it was an
nounced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
National Hockey


Nick Metz goal on a pass from
Syl Apps in the overtime period
gave the Toronto Maple Leafs s
80 triumph over the Montreal
Canadiens in a National league
hockey game Thursday night.
Toronto held a 20 lead going
into the final period but Joe
Benoit and Johnny GUILTY
scored the tying goals for the
Canadiens in the third session
to force the game into over
time.
The Chicago Black Hawks put on
two 3-gosl sprees 70 trounce the
Brooklyn Americans. IA. Gully
Dahlstrom and Doug Bentley were
Chicago's high scorers with a pair
Of goals apiece.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
OFT Honored

NEW YORk-Mel OFT. new man.
ager of the New York Giants, has
been unanimously voted the award
bestowed annually by the New
York chapter of the Baseball Writ
ers of America on the man rated
as having rendered outstanding
service to baseball over a long
period of time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-17
Sports Parade

ner has been promised an eve
ming Of entertainment with King
Cochrane. q few weeks hence.
II sugah lie a worthy prophet.
he'll be plenty sweet tonight.
The boys on Broadway have
analysed this a. a fight between
q boy who il on the rise and
one who In on the decline.
Robinson apparently has gain
ed skill with every successive
appearance while Zlvic, In his
most recent bouts, has been un-
able TO untrAck himself.
The odds. ~ such things 70.
faver SugAh NJ 81 and are
mainly based on HE previous
victory.
II zivic 10 himself. he may
make q sucker OF the wise
money crowd. Fritzie Is a tough
cookie. even q dog biscuit when
the occasion 10 right, and he
never has been beaten easily
since he broke into the big time.
But he Is Is and he has fought
countless times. Certainly, he
isn't getting any faster or
stronger and his punches aren't
any sharper.
Robinson. on the other hand.
II just a. sweet as his name
Of Sugah. He 10 one Of the
fastest and eleverest lighter
men boxing today and he has a
solid rhythm section In either
hand.
As web. he has the happy
knsck of being able TO punch.
and hard. even when poised on
only one foot.