davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
DOWNED BY LEFT HOOK

Corbett drove the little fellow
toward a corner and, feinting
quickly. drove a left hook 10 Ter
rvs iaw, spinning him around like
"a musical top. Terry came down
10 groteSque tangIe on the floor,
finally getting 10 his hands and
knees as he listened 10 George
HardingS doleful knock down
chant He was in another world
and oCTbett knew it!
Leaning down toward the fallen
mans ear, oCrbett said in a raSp-
ing voice WHAT ARE YOU DO
ING. QUITTING LIKE YOU DID
AT HARTFORD ,"
You would have thought that
Corbett had plunged red hot
dagger through Terry's heart. His
expression of horror at such an in.
suit rooted him completely to The
floor. He was so enraged that hC
remained glued, not knowing thai
he was on the deck. There a great
little warrior was counted out, as
he grinned and scowled at Corbett
by turns. a glorious fight.
(Thn is the nineteenth in
Hyps Ieos's series of the 20
greatest fights he has seen. The
last instaIment wii appear TO-
uorrou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
NO MORE CHANCES

But the Wings weren't giving
away any more breaks. They
missed enough themselves.
I'VE should have beaten them.
60" said Coach Edible Good
fellow after the game ---
Ebbit wasn't far wrong. Sid
Abel missed heartbreaker in the
first period when Bibeault came
out 20 feet for a save and Sid
twisted the puck out from under
his pads for a quick backhander
that just missed the wide open
cage.
Crosse stole the puck from huge
Jack Portland in the last seconds
Of the first period but couldn't
outguess Bibeault when he
in alone. The Frenchman md
many a good save and he had 70
make % 10 Is for Movers as De-
troit fired ga shots TO the French
mems 3S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Leaders in $50
Retain P d(es

For the second consecutive week
no change is noted today in the
five leaders of the three divisions
Of the annual Chene-Trombly $50
tournament. The 1911 team win
ner, Five and Tens, with a score
Of 2942, Harry Fekin, captain,
could do only 262S yesterday.
William Craft had $50 in the
singles. Two pairs tied for doubles
high, Joss Sterling-Gus Stevens
and Joseph Kist-Carl Maeller, each
had 1885.
The standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Exhibition Games

Detroit ~ 200 1871 o3O-lO 10 d
Trout, Rowe t0 ana Parsons Hash
Brown 60, Kari 90 and couroy.
New YORK (NJ oO0 90 000-i 2
bell Carpenter 80 and banning
Kansas city tAAJ 600 0i3 900
GIN. Hawkins 90 shea as ana Mar
hos. GArbsrk 90, Embree, Center go and
brooklyn % $40 ogo ool-7
Cincinnati ~ 900 900 0iO--l !
Kehn, DAVIS ~ and owen. Moore.
vandermeer C3) starr t7) and HsmsIsy
New York "a 600 OO2 1903 II 2
St, - LOUIS LOUIS. On No.. o9i ooi o41ns - o
.nson to) and oDea " Cooper 81.
81 Louis "a ool ool oo0-2 Z 0
Muncrief. Galshouss 90 and swift
JAyery. Early 90, SAN 90 and lombard.
Boston e. ~ 600 ooi 900 oa-a /
Hickey Tost 80. Washburn GD and
Macy. Stats 60, Rrrh Rachunok 90,
Reed % ard Pasek, Bolton ca
Chicago a. 80 O0t 600 IA J
Dieirch Risney g.. HAYNES q, and
fresh. Olsen. Bowman 60, Flores 90
Phiadsiohia "a MN oo2 noo2 /
Pittsburgh 90 COL 2i0 2OX 6 /
ChuEorher Marchi'don 90 and wag
ner, kinRer WlAe CO.. and Lopez
san Diego cpci, 10 ioS 0do-5 ?
Meers. Lanfrare0ni go. Rauensherger
90 PressneIl 81 ana Felderman Herbert.
Thomas 60 and SaIke.d Bslilnger (sJ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23

for Chicago when the Blackhawk'
upset the Red Wings in the 1888.
81 Stanley Cup finals. His
fierce forcchecking in that series
kept the Wings penned behind
thor blue line repeatedly and
helped To make this style Of play
popular In Crosse last night he
saw another player who is par
ticularly efficient at forccheckinG.
Frank Calder. president of the
league. was i'm box with Fred
Hancr, Olympia'S manage
Haner Is "A red-hot Red Wing
rooter and probably, had to
guard himself 10 he always said
the right words with Calder at
his side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
STROH HIGH TEAM

Although -Score--dees- net
figure to stand up. Stroh holds
down first place in the team event
with 1929. Fred Wolf was the hot
shooter with 621.
Wolf and CasS Grygier paired 10
take over the lead in the doubles
with 1924. In The singles. Phil
Bauman and Charley Kotarski are
Ideadlocked with CTS.
The leaders:
TEAM EVENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Detroit BowIers
Top All Classes
In E|ks' Tourney
Crimmins Hits 1927
in AN-Events; Stroh
Leads Five-Man

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March %
Detroit hoWlerS are doing right
we'll by themselves in the Nationa.
Elks Tournament. at least after
the first two week-ends OF the
seven-week meet. occupying first
place in every event. Outstanding
shooter was Johnny Crimmins
who socked 1927 in the all.events
Johnny, a favorite with the
Louisville crowd, blasted 673y ir
the team event, GOA in the double:
and $50 in the singles. While most
OF the pinsters had trouble max
ing their ball work into the pocket
Johnny operated like a machine
In the minor events OF six game:
he crossed to the Brooklyn side
only on one occasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23

among the missing was young
Jim Norris. Coach Edible Good
fellow was In the Norris box.
Manager Adams praised Alex
Motter for his fine play. Alex
crashed through twice i'm a row
for hard shots AT Paul Bibeault
in third period but the Mont
real goalie beat him with bril-
liant stops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
AMONG THOSE PRESENT

Orv ROulSton represented the
Red Wing alumni and occupied a
seat on the penalty bench. lie
was a member of the famous
broken leg brigade Of the Detroit
team that beat the Rangers in
the 1886 81 cup finals A defense
man, he was on his way TO win
the Calder Trophy as the best
rookie OF the year until injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
M20!ae4A4t'
R4L hpE IGoE-
Young Corbett Too Good and Too Smart
for Terrible Terry McGouern y

He had come out Of the West 70
knock Terrible Terry McGovCrn
kicking in two rounds. one 81 Tho
shrek surprises Of all hSuara
Young Corbett was hitter and 50
WAS Terry Mhen LheX locked
horns in the second round AZ Hart
ford. Conn. on Thanksgiving Day,
Nov. IS 1901, Corbett brought
Terry down with a left hook 70 the
Jaw. one which seemed 10 split
Terry apart
That defeat actually broke the
tiny Terrible Ones heart. Never
was he the same again All he
asked for was a return bout.
There must have been some
horrible mistake" he told Sam
Harris. his manager. and Joe
Humphreys, the man Who Wor-
shipped the ground which Terry
tread.
They met again in San Fran
cisco. and Young Corhett aston
ished Staid old chronlClcrS like Bill
N8uerr0n, Bob Symthc and TT
BacccrlCY with the LACe.-LdGh
t,lDDr,prv u-htlp fraII1tvfr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
CHEATED on ROADWORK

CorbCtt seemed 10 sense that hC
would take Terry a second tune
ffr--w worried faithfully enough
though he did cheat on has road
work. He used 10 come back
weighing more than he did when
he hit the trail Alex Grcggalns
followed him on horseback, al a
distance. one day and an hour later
found the chubby Corbett asleep
on a park bench beside a spring.
with the big Tin dlpper in his
hand
He could fight. He could punch
He was one Of the coolest taCtl-
clans in the ring ever l saw. He
could wait all night If he had to
He never hurried his punches and
that's why they were TINT depth
charges.
Terry trained at Croll $Gardens,
Alameda, across the bay from San
Francisco. No fellow ever worked
harder. Indeed, Naughton eau
toned him about the training pace
he was setting. saying that he
should save some OF that energy
for the struggle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23

beloved lcather-luneed Billy
Jordan, beloved announcer Of
that daA,
And DID they 60 Nothing ever
has been quite 50 desperate, SC
SaNasc-- They EasEled- they hauled
and they flung punches as # they
had been cobhleStones. The sheer
fury OF Il, Graney, the lmmacu-
late. was caught IN the whirlpool
OF flying fists, gnashlng teeth,
whipping names. curses. the likes
of which these ears never have
heard Corbett was the master tor
mentor IN this respect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
REFEREE IN TUXEDO

They met in Mechanics Pavilion.
with Eddie Graney referring Eddie
liked 10 put on the swell when
an important bout was turned over
10 him. 1t long had been his boast
that he never went between big.
name fighters 10 break them anC
that il had been years since hi
had so much as laid finger on one
Eddled appeared, spic and spar
in tuxedo evening suit, his shirt
front glistening like the headlight
Of the Twentieth Century Flyer.
This Is to be a 20-round fight,
for the featherweight champion
ship OF the world, protect your
self at all times, break Mt the
order Of the referee-may the
best man win-LETTERGO,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23

by now his evening dress shirt
was as rcd as a volunteer fire
man $ That went the way Of The
ro>t OF his haberdaSheIy. This
strip tossing came after every
'turToUS rafiy-fne punctIi1ouS- Mr..
Grancy wound up the arbItratlng,
wearing only a black SweatShlrt!
As Terry gradually weakened.
Corbott pounded filthy epithets
into his buzzlng ears. oCrbctt had
complete command Of himself now
while Terry was fighting like a
string OF firecrackerS popping, tins
way and that, He lust didn't have
a noodle comparable with Cor
belts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23

UCIF0lI sp1Tef IITON41- " NO AUtT- J.
Brown 4 Brown. CArveth MeRsAvy. Mot
ter Bush.
Montreal spares -Benoit Blake Rear
don. Bouchard Couple, Heron Hsnernan,
HaggeTty, O'Cpnnor
Referee King Clancy Linesmen-sAm
Babcock and Donnie MacFayden.
FIRST PERIOD
1-pstroit- Crosse. 1872
Penalties Orlando. Stewart.
SECOND PERIOD
2 Detroit Crosse tAbeD IS
5--Montreal r Resrdon Blake sS~
Penalty None
THIRD PERIOD
40 scoring
Penalty None
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
MADDENING PACE

Repeatedly he challenged Terry'S
abtitty 20 fight. 70 take y 70 do
anything worth while IN a fight
The pace WIS maddentne. OFT
came GrancyS tuxedo coat! He
didn't have 10 hand II 10 anyone,
simply flung u through space over
the ropes Then his blood heSpat-
-trrcr vest was hurled in another
ItIs.t Inrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Charley Had i'm Final
Wins His Heat as T2o-Yard High Hurdles
Feature Drake Relays Windup

DIES MONIES. Ia. April rs
UNS) with one new American
record already sailed away, the
thirty-third Drake Relays swung
toward a driving windup today,
with most Of the big finals sched-
uled for this afternoon.
Special attention was devoted
to the 120-yard high hurdles,
where Bob Wright of Ohio State,
Charley Had of Michigan Normal,
and Bill Cummins of Rice all
seemed unbeatable. and more than
one possible dark horse had also
reached the final.
Cummins had the best qualify
ing time. AS seconds. in the pre-
liminaries yesterday, but a gusty
wind made comparison of the
times unreliable. All three Of the
standouts won their heats. Roy
Bucek of Texas Aggies won the
fourth heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Midland Top Weight
In Finale at Hayre

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. April
25 (UP).-Charles S. Towards
rangy Midland will carry top
weight of 124 pounds in the $4,000
Philadelphia Handicap which head
lines today's closing card at the
spring Havre de Grace meeting.
Midland will be spotting w. L.
Brann's Challedon two pounds
over the mile and one-sixteenth
route. Challedon's stabIemate, Pic
tor, is asked to pack 120. The rest
of the field is composed of: Stare.
tor, us; Sir Alfred. ia; Cape Cod.
liz: Air Master and Cramps, 40;
Trois Pistoles, 108, and War
Lock, LOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
|0hioan SEXES
ABCLead on 7b
COLUMBUS. O.. April Is CINs)

COLUMBUS, O., April 25 (INS)
in the forty-second
Bowling Congress tour
nament had a new singles mark to
shoot at today.
John Stanley, 47-year-old Cleve-
land parking lot proprietor, rolled
25S-253-245 yesterday, to take
over first place in the singles
standing with 756, the second high
est singles series in ABC history.
Larry Shotwell of Covington. KY,
rolled TIA at Cleveland in the
1880 ABC.
Stanley's score gave him a 10.
pin lead over the previous leader
Nelson Burton of ST. Louis. Stan
ley had only "a strikes, but they
came in strings. He had five
"Brooklyns" but dismissed them
with what's the difference? They
all count 10, whether they're on
the Brooklyn side or the right
side" He rolls a medium speed
ball with a fast curl on the end.
Joe Badly. also of Cleveland,
moved into a tie for fifth place
in the individual standings with
ZOE. 267- 262-731.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Fiqh+ Game Perkine Up Locally

don't delicate funcionng OF the nasal organs TO
detect the Detroit atmosphere of the old familiar
odor of resin
non-skd powder they on the shoes OF hghng
b. ed the old familiar and defense plants
Caufower Row definite indication that
big time boxing in Detroit and the upswing after
ng dormant period interrupted only by two appearances OF
Pvt. Joe Louis, u. s. A.
Some of the to be just before and
during the Benny Goldberg Sanchez fight at the Arena
Gardens ago. but they all out force Tor the
Ray Robinson Harvey thriller at Olympia week ago
The office of Nick Londes matchmaker for the Arena
Gardens and Olympia gathering place for the old fight
mob throughout before the night Some
pick Annie Oakley and others were there on
business There Poppa broker and orator Of Paradise
Valley Roxboroug Of Louis Bert Connors who
fights and fighters than ne does about
horses Sammy Pearlsten former of fighters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

He lived like a trooper, but he
died in bed.
That was the story of Jack
Blackburn, known TO millions as
the trainer of Joe Louis, who died
yesterday in Chicago. Scarcely re-
covered from an attack of pneu-
monia, he suffered a heart attack
while his physician. DR.. Harold
Thatcher. was giving him routine
examination.
Old Chappie was SO years old
when he succumbed, little more
than middle-aged. but he'd crowded
hundred years into his eventful
life. Death found him in the most
peaceful phase of his career, mel
lowed and admired more than he'd
ever hoped.
His death brought condolences
from almost every prominent
figure in the boxing world. Chief
of these, of course, was from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

but I guess I can II i have to-
he said.
Probably the biggest reason
he took the Job was that he was
unemployed at the time. I told
him he had complete charge and
that Joe wasn't to fight until he
said he was ready.
Exactly IL days later he told
me Joe WAS ready, so we made
n match with Jack Kraken for
July 4, 1884. Joe won that fight
by a knockout In the first round
and was launched upon the most
successful career I'm ring annals.
Local comment followed tn,
same line, that the greatest los
was suffered by Louis. But Boxinj
Commissioner John j. Hettche in
iected a new thought.
"of course he's suffered
IrA.Nt.nA1 n0A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Of Days Of 1922

Scotty Strachan who migrated to Chicago to make matches
the Chicago here with good word for the
game generally Dave Knight Billy Shaw Bill Stewart and Leo
Jones' the old the of bringing along the amateurs
and both identified with the professional end
And old Stanley Soakum) Yokum quite warrior
in his day who of the gloves at the Dub
show Pete MClusky was among others paradmg the Cau
flower Exchange.
So would appear that the boxing boom OF 1s2S-2s is
coming Detroit despite the drain on hghng material
caused by younger being called to the service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Mary Fisher Leans towards Runners

The Fisher show of the most famous In the
country took many blue ribbons under Dunn direction
and with Mary Fisher herself riding winners This
branch activity has been gradually curtaled since
departure with increased emphasis being placed on the
Fisher with her father has been visiting at their
Kentucky estate and taking in the Keeneland races
Following are horses carry the Fisher coors this
season. After School g. Amber Light Crystal Empty Pae
Far First of All Fowery Path Good Fun heao
Start Pinch Purl Harder Red Buster
Rich Sirocco Spy Snare Top Class victory
Sweep 2 War All Charm 2, Black Orchid Cash Deal
Fire Magic Fond Hopes g. Haleaoha g. Just Enuf T. Old
Grad g. Red Shiny Penny Sportsman Sure Hit 2
Super Sweep g. g. The Giggler Top Band Wild
Duck g. Lady Stardust 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
l6 Slated
To Start
I'm Wood
By JACK MAHON

International News service sports Writer
NEW YORK, April Is tINS).-
The eyes of the famous blue grass
country. from which we have just
returned. and the rest of racing
America will be trained on Jamaica
track here this afternoon when 16
3-year-olds. largest number of
competitors 10 compete in many
years, parade to the post in the
sixteenth running of the SIS ,00C
added Wood Memorial stakes.
This. the East's annual Ken
lucky Derby preview. should be a
three-horse race. Off the record
Apache. from the Belair Stud: Col
CHS, two-time conqueror of Alsab,
and Ben Whitaker's Requested,
have to be given the call. Though
Colchis is not eligible for the
Derby, the fact he's in there today
gives the betting public a good
chance 10 get a line on the other
two ~who must be considered the
East's hopes in the famous run
for the roses"
In addition TO the above trio,
the following are slated TO go post
ward: Opening Bid, Fair Call.
American Wolf. Bucksin. First
Fiddle. Scotland Light, Bleu Dor,
Kings Abbey. Incoming. Wood
Robin, Families, Salto and Do
mingo.
With the scratching. yesterday,
of Col. K. r. Bradleys Bless Me
and the doubtful status of the
Calumet Stables Sun Again and
the Greentree outfits Devil Diver,
the Wood has taken on much
added significance.
If Apache wins in good time Il
will take a lot of tall talking to
convince those in the know. both
on the New York's West Forty
ninth street and Louisville's Main
street that he can be beaten at
Churchill Downs.
While the son-of Alcazar-Flying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Dixiana Sto Bile Split
Into Two Strings for
Seasons Campaign
SIROCCO AT CHURCHILL DOWNS

Charles T. Fishers Dxiana farm hasn't Derby candidate
big racing stable will the buff colors of the
popular Detroit sportsman.
string of 40 has been split into two
divisions of Trainers Donald McEachern and
Jack Hodgns 20 thoroughbred including the
Churchill Downs where they will
campagned through the spring meeting by Head Trainer
McEachern
After the Louisville ends these horses will be
shipped on Chicago and Lincoln Fields.
division under Hodgns has been racing into
will to Detroit and this ctys
extensive meeting Hodgn charges juveniles by
the crack stallion Sweep ALL and Of them
promising.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
SUN Aids Fishermen
Fishing Conditions Reported Best Since 1882;
Thousands Out TO Open Trout Season
BY DON GHLIEs

were reported doing better than
in former years.
Bars, restaurants and gas sta
tons north of Bay City were hum
ming with business last night
Most of their trade consisted OF
trout fishermen. all bent on get
ting some of those brooks, browns
and rainbows before the first
weekend of the season closed.
GROUP FROM DETROIT
At Standish we ran into a grouI
of Detroiters headed for Big Greek
on the north branch of the Al
Sable. In the party were Al Phil
lips, Vern Thomas and Chri!
Koerner, the latter champion fly
fisherman of the Kelvinator Crest
Fishermen Club of Detroit.
They tried flies, but found the
going mildly successful. Frank L
Woods succumbed to nice juicy
worms and he Jared better thar
the dry fly fishermen during the
early hours of the morning.
Jerry Butler, Dean Rundel and
Chuck Wasserrallen had a definite
reason for fishing Big Creek. In
this particular trout stream II
was reported that no planting
were made by the conservation de.
partment and they were out to
prove that stocking was not es.
sential.
II was their belief that natural
food environment was better thar
artificial planting. All were keep
ing an accurate creel census.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

record set here last
year by Texas.
The surprise of the first days
events was furnished by Virgil
Aston of Miami, o., when he beat
Ollie Hunter of Notre Dame, the
defending champion, in the two
mile. Hunter was badly winded
at the finish. and Gill came from
rs yards behind on-the last lap to
win In the slow time of $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
First of All Looks Good

Some already have the maiden ranks Among Keene-
land winners Roll 3yearod chestnut gelding by
Sweep A-Toosecake home first in the second
Bluegrass last Wednesday and Shiny Penny
2yearo bay of Torchila-Penelope which looked Inn.
pressve in his outing. First of ALL another Sweep All
offspring whipped outstanding 1912 Kentucky Derby
igibes beating E. c. A Bergers Boot and Spur to the
lire by three lengths feature Of Saturday April H.
There are now 100 the Fisher farm Russell
Cave Pike Lexington These include IL saddle horses now
being developed Brown who succeeded Charley Dunn
that left Diana after
cessfu years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Johnny CoIdn Beats
Chicago Heavyweight

CHICAGO. April Is INS).-
Johnny Colan, coming light
heavyweight from New York, to-
day added 10-round decision over
Altus Allen of Chicago to his con-
quests. The decision was unani-
nous after a close fight, in which
Allen. who weighed in at 1875
pounds. was fioored for an eight
count in the third round. and suf-
fered cut over his right eye.
Lou Woods. 150-pound Detroiter,
outpointed Mike Sopko of Indiana
Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

championship. He can never be
replaced" he said.
HE was the only man who
could have developed Joe's pO-
tentialities 10 the fullest extent"
observed John Roxborough, CO.
manager of the champion and
the man responsible for obtain
ing Blackburn I
BLACK KNEW CHAPPIE
81 knew he was capable Of
doing IL, and that's why hired
him. I didn't know him Mt the
time, but Julian Black (Joe's
other manager) did and arranged
an interview.
"'Never heard of him. Chap
pie laughed when 1 told him
about Joe.
Hes still an amateur, I told
him, but he's the next heavy
weight champion Of the world.
sNever trained any amateurs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Hagen To Come Back
Sir Walter Agrees TO Play in Ryder Cup Match.
Ending 2-Year Competitive Retirement
By M. z. pRUKENBRop

Freddy Corcoran's trip from
New York has brought results.
Hagen is coming out of
retirement-and will play in the
Ryder Cup golf match here, July
1919.
Purportedly the PEA tourna-
ment manager came 10 Detroit
to help j. Russell Gnau and Hagen
make arrangements for the classic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
NEW MEDLEy MADE

The new American record was
set yesterday by the University of
Oklahoma sprint medley relay
team, running a quarter mile, two
220-yards and an anchor half mile,
and the bulk of the credit went to
Bill LYDIA for his performance in
the anchor half.
LYDIA, after trailing behind both
Dave aMtthews of Michigan and
Max Umstattd of Texas. former
Detroit high school star. at the
start of his stint, came back to
win on great closing sprint. He
ran the closing half in 1897, and
his teams time was 3:23-one-
fifth of q second better than the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York At Boston--ConeE vs.. Dohson.
st. Louis at DETRoIT-Hsrris VS.. Trout
or Fuchs.
Philadelphia at washington-caligiuri vs..
Hudson
Cleveland at Chicago-Milnar VS.. Hum
phries.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at New York-Earley vs.. Car
penter.
Brooklyn At Philadelphia-Ailen vs..
Melton.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis-Heintzelman VS..
Beaziey.
Chicago at cincinnati--Pssseau VS.. Der
ringer.