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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
~. BLAkNEY.
1926 Chambers.
East Detroit, Mich.
TO THE EDITOR

4 S ALARMING as it may
"a sound, II is logical 10 sup
pose that We may he paid a sur
prise visit by those annoying
SklbbIcS in our own hack yards,
sooner than We expect. Annoy
lnE Is hardly the word for they
viii he raining death and de-
Structlon in the quickest possible
time.
II Is not a question Of how
they can do it. Their own ego
tiSm coupled with promises from
their Infamous partners. lead
them 10 believe they are in
vincible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
p YEARS AGO TODAY
Feb. rs. 1917

Note sent 10 Mexico Nv Ger
MANY reveals the Germans want
Japan and MEXICO as allics IN
the cvcnt they arc forced INTO a
war with the United States.
Loss Of seven Dutch ships by
German C-hoat warfare Is, 10 he
replaced Berlin offers Holland
freichters in return for ships
sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

some day, but, meanwhile, let
him fret.
The character Of this letter.
as TO honesty and the facts of
the case. is about average for
the unioncerS. who, like their
Nazl colleagues in the brown
shirts, spit on truth and the
human dignity and freedom of
those whom they would bully
INTO line.
But the threat of general
purge Of all those Americans
who have had the citizenship 10
expose and oppose the terror,
although not personally diSquict-
Ing, Is something new. and Sug-
geStS an advance IN policy.
Copyrighted by United Features synd. Inc
The following is state
ment from Milton NJ. Murray
OF Detroit president OF the
American Newspaper Guild:
"Pcglcr is in error about the
Birmingham Post strike.
The Guild did not win every
thing IT sought in Birmingham.
II won considerable wage in
crcaSCS for the employees within
lis jurisdiction. II won a number
OF Improvements in working CON
dltionS II failed 10 obtain the
Guild shop.
I'VE could have carried the
strike on longer for the Guild
shop Rather than do more dam
age 10 the property and 20 pro-
tCCt the financial investment OF
Pcglcr'S cherished employer AS
we'll as the livelihood of our
members, We settled the strike
on the basis of a compromise.
Il take It, from ms argument,
that PcClCr would not be so rca--
SOnahIc IIc would insist that the
Guild should never rCCodc from
lis original demands that it
should be revolutionary and.
uldhlc 10 gam us VIII. II should
wage war to the finish.
Il do not agree with Pcglers
rule or rum philosophy.
The strike was not an outlaw
strike. 1t was supported by the
American Newspaper Guild. II
was supported with the Sympa-
thy and financial aid of organ
lied labor.
1T advanced the cause of
newspaper employees. The Guild
would rather advance that cause
by negotiation and the ordered
procedure Of collective bargain
ing Who're those processes arc
closed through the obduracy or
tho arrogance Of publishers. the
Guild viii continue 10 fight and
10 strike for lis C9ICC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
MRS. MELNINA GENDER.
X. +. ID. No. ,,
HarriSVilIe.
TO THE EDITOR:

I GOT a laugh when I heard
excerpts from Hltlcr'S last
speech. Only a year ago. Hitler.
1hc-nnN- suddenly tllteotftf IT.
llGlouS man. forbade the mention
of Gods name in any church in
Germany. Today, his Satanic
Majesty calls on God with all
the ease and fcrvor of
preacher at camp meeting.
How dared that evil man
whose hands arc rcd with blood
call upon tho name Of God
| hope when the victory is
won and il Will be won. that we
Will remember that We have
again conquered "A nation which
only wants time TO arm and try
again 10 conquer the world.
MRS. r.. II. ROBINSON,
SDE Mast EiUhfh Strcnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
MRS. r.. Y. ROBINSON.
S26 West Eighth street,
Monroe, Mich.
TO TIE EDITOR:
WHY is II that they can gran
w kimmpl and Short a nic

WHY is II that they can grant
w kimmcl and Short a nice
fat pension a.?
I'm an American. and a good
ono ready and willing 10 do my
part I'm laid off through no
fault Of my own.
I'm expected 10 stand hack
with a family of four children.
Got TO 60 10 school 10 learn a
trade.
With all this 10 do and prices
as they are, | get only a SIS
unemployment check.
Why can't We get the S2i a
week that We were halfway
promised?
FRED STAHL,
1868 kentfield avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Clio Critic
Cracks Whip
At Pegler
And Writer Answers
With Strike Views
By WESTBROOK PEGLER

HAVING sometimes published
letters from common Ameri-
cans complaining of prosecutions
suffered AZ the hands Of the
licensed brown shirts who opcr-
ate under the Wagner Act. I
think II would he fair and inter-
cSting today TO publish one cN-
pressing the other side of the
case
This comes on the lettcrhcad
Of Local 1850 of the Steel Work.
crS Organizing Committee Of
the Go. the same group which
a few years ago kicked up
local instruction against con-
Stflutcd government IN South
Chicago IN which the Chicago
police. having retired 10 tho very
gates of the steel plant, finally
stood their ground for fight IN
which II rioters. showed into the
forefront by professional lnSti-
gators in the rear, lost their
lives.
None Of the victims was en-
ploycd by the steel company and
the attack was a civil Commo-
ton intended 10 force the actual
workers 10 JOIN the union against
their will
Local 1850 is Cincinnati
group and the letter. dated Feb
ruary g. is signed in ink, "A. J.
Wcichold. Secretary
THE Birmingham Post strik-
ers have emerged victorious
from their strike for semblance
Of living wage and n decent
American standard of living
says he. referring TO strike for
a closed shop in the editorial
department of that paper con-
Quoted by a local Of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Guild which lost
the contest after a tieup lasting
three months. ---.---
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Basket Entries
Close Tonight

Entries for the district A. A. u.
basketball tournament will close
tonight. One team from each or
ganized league in Pierce county
and one team from each army unit
at Fort Lewis and McChord field
are eligible.
So far the following league
teams have filed with Al
Hodges - Commercial league,
Neneermen; Park Recreation
league. jefferson Playfield;
Shipysrds. Mschinists. The
city circuit entry win he either
Michael's Service or the ship
yard quint, which ever wins
the present title play-off
schedule.
The annual Pierce County Inter
League A. B. c. tourney entries
are not due until March 2 and
further particulars Of this event
will be published at an early date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

Physical training programs are
vital to the armed forces, but
under the circumstances there Is
no percentage or sense IN nun
dreds of Americas finest young
athletes frittering away their time
leading less muscular chaps IN
setting-up exercises before break
fast.
The Navy has given 900
young football and baseball
players, boxers and athletes
Of other types-a number Of
them prominent-a special
ranking rs physical instruc-
tors and Lieut.-Com. Gene
Tunney Is selecting 600 more.
So 200 of the pick Of the land
get a smattering of physical edu-
cation instead of learning how to
man battle stations.
II strikes this observer and a
lot of others who have been in
the service that, IL specialists are
required along this line, they
should be recruited from among
older men. 1t is ideal work for
Lieut.. Com. TInney, for instance,
and Rabbit Msranville, the long
time shortstop, is right where he
belongs.
1t may take a lifetime to
learn physical education prop
erly. and hundreds of men who
have established themselves as
pronounced successes in IL
would he happy to serve. For
example, football, baseball.
basketball. swimming and
wrestling coaches and train
ers and their assistants.
Why couldn't the young. strong
men given special ranking as in
structors have enlisted or beer
drafted and gone on with their
work from there?
They could do Just as good q
job of leading classes in calls
themes without a special ranking
Having spent two years in the
Marine Corps, am in a position
TO testify that outfits 70 which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
City Circuit
Plays Tonight
ShipYdrds Quintet
Meets Cos Outfit

The first of a two out OF three
game series for the City Basket
ball league championship will be
played this Thursday night at the
Lincoln high gym between the Gas
men. first half winners and the
Shipmen, second half victors.
A preliminary game between the
Autos and ID Btry.. 1s3rd F. A.
will start at 7:30, the Shipmen and
Gasmen's clash is at $50.
The Shipmen, coached by
Pip koehler. have developed
into a smooth passing team
that works the ball In for close
shots. "Cocky" Herness and
Chuck Klein lead the Ships
attack. Fred Hallin, Howard
Willis and Bill Hurney are the
rest Of the usual starting line
up.
Ed Grants Gasmen use a fast
break down the floor style of play
with Jerry Kline and Andy"
Dwyer as forwards, "Stork" Nc
Clary, a former u. of w. star, at
center. and Andy Anderson and
Dexter Hutton in the guard spots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

was attached got along very well
without special physical instruc-
tors. A commissioned or nom
commissioned officer put us
through Swedish exercises shortly
after the crack of dawn. We boxed
and wrestled among ourselves and
battled one another in preparing
for hand-to-hand fighting.
You have TO pass a rigid
physical examination to get In
the Army. Navy or Marine
Corps. Lieut.-Com. Tunney
himself will tell you that Is
minutes of simple exercises
daily will keep you in shape.
All soldiers, sailors and marines
have to do to get in condition /:
to 90 to work, and good company
commanders will see to that.
It's time TO fire the guns, anc
that's one of the finest OF condi'
TONERS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Baseball

NEW YORK-Infielder Harold
II. (Pee-Wee) Reese has agreed
to terms for the 1912 season. the
Brooklyn Dodgers announced to-
day.
Pitchers Tom Drake and Lester
Weber and Infielder Lewis Riggs
returned their contracts last night,
and with Reese make II who have
signed for this season.
NEW YORK - Veteran
southpaw Lefty Gomez was
scheduled TO sign his 1942 con-
tract with the New York
Yankees today.
Rookie Pitcher Allan Get
tel. who won 10 games with
Newark of the International
league last year, sent In his
signed contract yesterday.
NEW YORK-The New Yorl
Giants announced today receipt Of
signed contracts from Tom Sunkel
lefthanded hurler purchased from
Syracuse. and Rookie Outfieldel
Jim Maynard.
Sunkel. once with the st. Louil
Cards. finished last year at tn,
Polo Grounds, winning one an'
losing one. He won Is and lost /.
with Syracuse. Maynard hit .25'
in no games with Jersey Cit,
last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

Listen 80.
Preseason and early bayhoo uncaled for places
burden athletic team individual and all too often
dos damage The Washington Huskes of the basket courts
are IN minute example, 1t they couldn't
hive up to al that early superteam steam However the
title chase hot baby and the Huskies stiI have good
chance to wn although their preseason and early
pos.ihahties shattered like Humpty Dumpty Maybe in
II fusne ~ he TIE Pioneer Place
usa H. hazyheee walt until putin, the
seys :. such extremely lofty pdestal Aden fleet
teeeea oeknne eutfielder Buck
Bailey ~ coaefuI Washington with the Dur.n
facs sce slapped himself ear when the Cour.,
hes1nen mnde nscue And caullower
As ~ ssssa season viii b able prosperous
yea buf chancs against that Hokin. who
Iefthan6sd playing game threw thru,
bahses for TIE opposition team error
Just IL sounded That him Rev.r,
Hssidns God salmon fishing Monday Tuesday an.
Weanesdny 1t Cana Bay the bacouhs from hre.
eight pounds Lure used No. spoon
wedoh Les Davis flasher Alaska
and where would find Ken
tuy federal vault: Some happest were
Keller skates when Russ Hail. the owner
Gs6s rink Why can't 70 days. At least one
wAne Ne spring sunshine Nav. va
ys4 personal perutt waters. Re.r h,.
y ysa might sPsi yourself pleasure federal ruin,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Texas Links
Event Friday

SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-Most Of
the big name golfers. touring the
winter circuit, tune up in pro-
amateur competition today for
the opening Friday of the $4,000
Texas Open Golf tournament.
Long-hitting Ben Hogan, the
nations leading money-winning
pro. and Lawson Little. defending
champion, were favorites to win
top money over the Willow
Springs course when prize COM
petition opens with the first Is
holes tomorrow. A second Is
holes will be played Saturday and
36 holes on Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Three Turfmen
Are Reinsfated

CHICAGO-A Philadelphia race
horse owner, his trainer, and a
jockey were reinstated today by
the Illinois racing board which
had suspended them after Hasty
Notion was run as ringer" in a
maiden race at Hawthorne last fall.
Brad BrodslSy, Philadelphia,
the registered owner of Hasty
Notion, claimed he sold the
horse before II WAS entered
and won under the name of
Rapid Bone In the race for
animals with no victories to
their credit.
Trainer Harry Baker and
Jockey Robert Mettitt disclaimed
knowledge of Hasty Notions win
ming race at Hawthorne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
War Pressure
Prompts Move
Military Men to
Have Speciol Price

SAN FRANCIsCo-The Pacific
Coast Baseball league today i'm
posed a 20-plsyer limit on clubs Of
the circuit and established a 80
cent admission price for all servic,
men In uniform.
League directors at specia
meeting determined to cut tbs
player limit from Is after May !
not only as an expense-savnf
means but also as an aid TO trans
portation problems facing the
teams.
II win be optional with the
club owners rs 10 whether they
want 10 carry veterans or
rockies within that limit. al
though league rules prescribe
NJ least Is men must be Of
class "A experience.
The 30-cent admission price for
service men was imposed at the
behest of Maj. Charles Lott, presi-
dent of the San Diego Padres. He
free said II he followed original
plans Of the league to admit all
service men free, he soon would be
bankrupt, for. he added, there are
close to 100000 uniformed men in
San Diego. The charge will be ef-
fective on three days q week. ex-
cept Sundays and holidays.
The ladies. too. who have been
attending games for the small
price Of two-bits, will be forced to
bounce 80 cents through the ticket
window henceforth.
TWILIGHT EXPERIMENT
A tacit agreement was reached
among the loop directors to expert
ment with twilight baseball now
that wartime has been placed in
effect.
The directors also voted a life
time gold pass to President Roose-
welt in appreciation" for his sig
nal to continue baseball. day and
night, come what may.
President Bob Ripley Of the
San Jose club In the California
league announced Goldy Holt,
recently manager Of the Yaki-
ma w. /. l. club, would take
the helm ut San Jose this year.
Clarence tPants) Rowland Of the
Los Angeles Angels was elected .
vice president to replace Dave
Fleming. his predecessor.
Two all-star exhibition games for
the service ball and bat fund will
be worked out by League Secre-
tary Harry williams. One will be
played sither In Seattle or Port
land. the other In San Francisco or
Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles club announced
II would play all Of its games at
night except the Sunday double
header.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Crows Nest

DENVER - The latest basket
ball innovation, crows nest" Of
ficiating. will get another test
tonight in the Y. NJ. c. A. gym.
with two Naismith league teams
performing under the watchful
eyes Of two balcony referees and
two sideline officials.
The game, to be played between
the American Beauties and the
First Federals. viii follow the pat
tern inaugurated two weeks ago in
Ashland. Ore, between Southern
Oregon and Monmouth colleges
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Double Event
On Mat Card
OMohoney to Meet
CY Willioms in One

Danno oMshoney. the powerful
Irishman. will meet Cy Williams
and Pedro Brazil will face Ali
Adali in a double-header main
event on Bert smyser's wrestling
card Monday night at Exposition
hall.
They will wrestle one hour. one
fall.
Bob kruse. the old Oregon
Cabbage Grower. will appear
against Bill Lewis. nephew Of
Ed stranger Lewis. one OF the
really great champions. They
are down for a 30-minute, one
fall feature. Hal Rumberg will
meet Joe Corbert In the
opener.
This will be the third show since
wrestling returned here on regular
schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Ties for Lead

CENTRALIA, Wash.-Centrali
Junior college pulled into tie with
Yakima at the top of Northwest
Junior College basketball standings
last night with 56-41 victory over
Multnomah college.
The undefeated leaders have won
eight conference victories each.
They meet each other in home
and-home series on indefinite dates
late this month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Shipyard Play

The shipyard Basketball league
will play q doubleheader this
Thursday night on the Bellarmine
naples.
The opener at 7 o'clock will
draw Boilermakers and Machinists
together. followed at 8 o'clock by
Laborers VS.. Electricians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Zale to Prove Whether Joe Louis
Took Anything Out Of Billy Conn

Though a slow starter himself,
Zale gets under way rapidly in
comparison with Conn. Both
fairly roar down the stretch.
LOUIS RENATCH OUT IF
CONN CAN'T LICK YALE
Conn has two easy 10-round
tune-ups under his belt-against
Harry Cooper and J. ID. Turner,
the former a better backstop than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Coast Loop Reduces Player Limit TO 20 Men
Ellenger. Grid
Memoir, Dies
ALEXANDRIA,. Y

ALEXANDRIA. va.-Harry o
Ellenger. ~. assistant football
coach at the u. S. military acad-
envy at West Point, died here last
night at the home Of Rep. F. Ed
ward Hebert, D.. La.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
YALE COULD CLAIM
LIGHT-HEANY TITLE

AS the outstanding heavyweight
challenger. Conn risks much pres
tige in tackling Zale.
The Irish youth must win clear
ly to retain his position.
All he has TO gain is a rich
purse, which is the answer to the
match.
This handicap meeting of a
boxer and a better will pack the
House That Tex Built at from
s1.15 to $3.50, which spells an
$4,000 gross.
That's important money these
times, at any time.
With Conn at IFS pounds. Zale
easily could claim the light-heavy
leadership if his hand is raised.
Gus Lesnevich only fought him.
self to a trick title while Conn
took a whack at the bigger fell
lows. The fact that the scrap
is listed for no more than IL
rounds doesn't mean a thing. Gene
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

SEATTLE - A daughter was
born yesterday to Mrs. Ernest
Steel, wife of the University of
Washington football player who
starred In the Huskies' backfield
for the past three years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

Tbs springhke weather has gone an done II.
The first Tacoma baseball team has budded into action
fer the new season.
Yes sr, the Bottle Kids ined average II years. and
ceng club that 20 Of rs last season. will get out
the nts and balls and equipment and get work.
ne win meet At Mckinley Hill playfeld
And the first thing they did the
acdoa VS. ask for good left handed pitcher
mat a natural request baseball any caibe Good
oohpaw huors rod
ne youns had than 400
oeoooa.
osraagsay sassgA Of two brothers
Sshy Ksstsr Johnny They Done
x1ouhsss Wrsng) McQus1s.
n squad -Four men have been
ist ~ military SERVICE just
Besides the four 400 win report
Pasqusle Bob Yebury Jim of
ers wilkeson Deserhof Rooney A. Franish
,. Waugh. J. Martin. j. Batschi Shannon
me Dottleds say they Tacoma CITY league
viii b formed II the WI Tigers o not this season
city hague playing twilight might prove u,ccess
powerful tsams including shipyard could
incudods
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Ohe Scoreboard

WHY YOUNG MEN AS PHYSICAL INSTRUCTORS!
THEY SHOULD LEARN TO MAN BATTLE STATIONS
FIRING GUNS is THE FINEST OF CONDITIONERS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

Falkland Trinity defeated Mes
siah Lutheran. 46 TO 26; jefferson
Playfield beat Garagemen. 81 to
81. and Latter Day Saints won
from Monarchs. 81 TO 20. in the
Park Recreation Basketball league
play on Bellarmine naples We'd
nesday night.
Falkland Trim. tSG tes) Messiah L.
Lider dol ......F. 80 Finnigan
Pflueger W -. 90 Marrone
Ellingson tlD ..C...... I'D Oswald
anderson to) 0....... Weber
Storaasli fs1 g.. 90 Spadafore
Subs: Psrkiand Trinity . Larson
"p. Referee. Art Hawk.
jefferson Play. tso ts.) eararemen
l an,s a ,2l ...".r..... %, Packard
Rowan uD ....C...... 90 Strahm
Fincham 90 g.. 80 Gismervis
Simpson t6 So. (D Berndt
subs: jefferson Playfield-puBoi:
| r2l. p. Harris ca. Garagemen :
sjoiander. Referee. Bob Puilar.
l.. u. $. ssp tso Monarch.
Dickson c -. C. Batzlof
klingler 90 .F........ go Buhl
Baldwin 90. CO.. ca Male,
Jones 80 ..G........... Honar
ROY BALDWIN o.. 90 Reed
Subs: L. d s.-Brown fs). phi,
berg. Monarchs - r. Bstxloff "a
Referee. Pullsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

Tony Yale, right, Is middleweight
champion. but Billy Conn has size
able pull In weight and insists
he's hot.
thodox workmen you ever laid
eyes on. He has a peculiar left
uppercut and what used to be con-
sidered the bad habit of leading
with his right.
But the boy who wrecked AL
Hostak and trounced George
Abrams packs a poke in either
fist and 10 a body puncher from
way back.
Zale has dropped only one de-
cision since he got good. and
claims to have been stale the
night he was edged by Billy
Soose. In that case, styles may
have had something to do with the
rather unexpected result, too.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

Your postmaster can ten you
how To invest In Z. 8. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13

Tunney scaled the heights after
10.
CONN RESPECTS ZALE
WHO HITS EITHER WAY
This Is To be no picnic for
Conn, and he knows IL.
Zale. the former Gary steel
worker. goes down under a punch
occasionally. but gets up TO stir
up plenty of trouble.
1ale Ia one of the most unor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-13
Pittsburgh Kid
Risks Prestige
For Rich Purse

NEW YORK = william
Conn returns to the big apple
at the Garden, Feb. 13, for the
first time since a lot of folks
suspected he grew a bit care
less in the 18th round against
Joe Louis last June.
The difference this trip is that
in place of conceding a large
chunk of weight. Billy Conn Is
being spotted a dozen pounds or
so by Tony Yale.
Conn has agreed to do IT'S
pounds. which he should make
without undue trouble. Yale will
come in at about 1853. The Pitts
burgh Kid towers over the mid
dleweight champion and has a
proportionate advantage in reach.
1t Is a classy 12-round match,
which will prove. among other
things, whether Louis took any
thing out of Conn.
II Conn has all of his old flash.
he will be the first to be much
account after a treatment by
Louis, and Billy the Kid went
farther than most challengers.