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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
English Dog
Wins Honors
At Flint Show

FLINT, Feb. 27.-Twenty-foui
times awarded the title Of best oil
breed in dog shows throughout the
country. CHI Eldgyth Apollo, ar
English springer spaniel, owned by
Greenhaven Kennels of Rye, n. Y
was adjudged the best of the show
at the ninth annual Genesee
County Kennel Club event.
An entry of 3S2 dogs. larger
than last year, participated in the
show, described by Chief Judge
Earl T. Adair of Pittsburgh. AS
the best show of sporting breeds
l have ever seem
Oh. Eldgyth Apollo, by Oh. Rod.
cirque Of Sandblown Acre-Rey.
nolda, is A bitch and will be
years old in April. The breeder is
John Freeman. She was handled
by Morris Levine for the Green
haven Kennels.
Best of breed winners from De-
troit area included:
Ona v Dakona, German short haired
pointer, owned By -Dr.-Clark- Lemiey OF
Oh Marc Of Maridor English setter
owned by Wifred 3. Kennedy, Walled
Lake
Kerrin Fayucga, Afghan. owned BY
Bonnie HUT. Grand Rapids
Oh. Lucky OF Briarnole, German shep-
herd owned by William w. Getaway, Port
Huron.
Ch Merrie- Dip Bob A. Long. old English
sheep dog, owned by DR.. George r. Wise
man Jr
Gay Feathers, pekingese. owned by Mrs
Joseph Bielat. Detroit.
Peach Bloom Pats II pomeraniau. owned
by Mrs. +. l.. Peterson, Warren
Verona Delrs Wee Chez. toy Man.
chester terrier, owned by Mrs Vsrnons
Dell Thorndike. Detroit.
Miss Perfection III, Boston terrier owned
by Mrs Robert X. Calbeck. Birmin cha IN
Oh. Pag Chow's Wanderlust. chow chow
owned by Mrs. Matte Depagter, Birming
bar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

Alley Donald, Spud Chandler,
Marius Russo and Pihnny Muir
ply had agreed to terms. The
only remaining holdOuts among
the battery men are pitcher
Red Ruffing and catcher Bill
Dickey.
forget Toxic Of Brooklyn. y. Y.
All Engen of Sun Valley, Ia. Ar
Devilin Of Lake Placid, n. Y, anc
Tex Zoberski of Land o Lakes
Wis, four of the ski-iunping great
who will perform in the all-stal
classic. arrived in Iron Mountain
for practice rides in giant Pine
Mountain slide.
OutfieIder JEFF Heath "can sit
homo all summer" unless he
agrees 10 meet the Cleveland
Indians 1912 terms. President
Alva Bradley said today. With
out revealing the terms Of the
contract offered Heath. Brad
ley said he was the only mem
her Of the club given a raise.
but was demanding a 80 per
cent hike over his ~ stipend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Salaries Too Steep for Other Clubs

This be breach Of etiquette But two of the
secondstng Tigers reading about these days have
red faces they read where they listed hodout
The breach of etiquette is this Every Tiger holdout already
has been informed that the Detroit ball club readily will release
them they deal better than the Detroit
ball club is offering them.
You bet where that order from-W. o. Briggs.
For the last the Tiger has less
let his hrengs write in their This he is
turning the job Zeller but with stipulation He
doesn't dissatisfied player his club
You bet other clubs going top Dcroits offers
To be brualy frank, that's why lot Of couldn't be
made this past winter No other club wanted
present Tiger salary contracts.
Even with cut the boys will be able to keep cupcakes
the table To nothing of little maple syrup the side
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Wolverines Face
Pitt Trd(kmen

ANN ARBOR. Feb. 27.-Mich.
igan's high-riding track team will
face the starters gun tonight an
odds-on favorite to drub the visit.
ing Pittsburgh Panthers and cap
ture their third consecutive indoor
dual meet Of the season.
The Panthers figure 10 provide
little more than warnup for the
undefeated Wolverines. who are
looking ahead TO the all-important
Big Ten indoor meet scheduled for
Chicago next Friday and Saturday
Michigans performance against
Pitt tonight will provide Wolverine
rooters with a good opportunity
to speculate on the Michigan
chances in the conference meet,
since the Buckeyes are considered
by Coach Ken Doherty as the
team most TO be feared next
weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

"He IL natural athlete
Baker enthused. He Is fast,
gets a good jump on the ball and
has fine arm. And on ground
balls he looks like a veteran in
fielder.
81 don't say he Is ready now
for the big leagues but he def
nitely has big league promise.
He Is great prospect for the
Tigers"
When Baker was questioned
about EverS' hitting. the Tiger
pilot pointed out that there have
been number Of big league slug
gers who in their younger days
couldn't hit.
Joe CrOnin Is n good example
Of that" Baker explained
Evers, who turned u on Febru-
airy 8. is we'll built athlete,
standing 6 feet 2 inches and weigh
ing about $50 pounds. He was an
outstanding basketball player al
the University of Illinois.
With Buck NewSom and three
other pitchers missing. the Tigers
put in another day Of work yes
terday. Billy Sullivan, the catcher,
also was still missing from camp,
though the deadline for battery
men was three days overdue. Be-
sides Newsom, the missing pitchers
are Johnny Corsica. Earl Cook
and Bud Thomas. Unsigned but
working here are Schoolboy Rowe,
Dick Wakefield and Dizzy Trout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Eastern Meets
in Metro
Cage Feature

Eastern and Southwestern. the
only unbeaten and united teams
in the Metropolitan League prep
basketball race, can assure them
selves at least OF ties for playoff
berths today by hanging up their
seventh straight victories.
Eastern and Southwestern each
have had little trouble winning six
straight, but today's opposition
will be moro formidable The In
dams meet CaSS Tech, holders Of
second place on the east side,
while the ProSpectorS tangle with
Wilbur Wright. which has dropped
only one Of six starts.
Today's games:
Eastern at Cas- Tech
Miller al Southeastern
Northern at Highland Park.
Northeastern at DENLY
Hamtramck at Pershing.
Western at Cooley
Northwestern AZ BEDFORD
Mackenzie at u. Of u, High.
Southwestern ~ Wright
Chadsey at Central.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

Trainer Gustave NemitZ. Instead
OF Dick Bloom. now puts the
Tigers through calisthenics. a pro-
cedure that starts the players on
their daily drills. Bloom did II
here for seven years.
DR. c. s Kloeppel, prominent
Detroit medico who vacationed at
Fort Lauderdale. stopped off IN
Lakeland and took a gander at the
Tigers He was imreSsed with the
play Of young Hoot Evers.
Neal Conway. No. l grounds
keeper in the big leagues. again
has the Tiger park here in fine
shape.
Freddie Hutchinson visited Sgt.
Greenberg Al MacDll Field.
Tampa, the other evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

with young Mr.. Walter .,
Spike Briggs Jr. But Spike"
like his Dad, isn't living there
anymore. He's in a defense
plant.
You try TO locate Spike,
and w. P. Brown, and Dean
Robinson and a lot Of other
people. Finally, you come to
realize how important some
people are these days. and how
important the job they are do
ing happens to be.
In the midst Of our ram
blings to get an interview with
w. o. Briggs on the eve of his
birthday, l ran into an army
man and he gave me an answer
that l think most Americans
would like to hear.
IL can tell you" he said.
II can tell you that the Briggs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
300 Wins Poi Game
On His Own Alleys

Dominic Cuomo Is $40 richer
today in consequence of rolling q
300 in pot game" last night at
New Fairview Recreation OF which
he is co-proprietor with his brother
Henry.
Dominic cleaned up So in ths
game and Henry added SIS just
the same as if Dom" had mads
one in sanctioned competition. II
was Dom's fourth. Rolling NJ
him were Pete Wilson. Pat CavI
bell, Bud Strosser, John Dies and
Wally Jacques.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
HOOt EverS IInpreSSeS
BakerainDrilIS
BY LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND, Fla, Feb. 27-Del
Baker is much impressed with the
showing of Walter (Hoot Evers,
young outfielder. back from Wins
ton-Salem for a trial with the
Tigers.
Evers has been performing In
sensational manner in the outfield
in the Tiger workouts here, and
while he fashioned a mediocre .234
in the minors last season, he has
been hosting the ball over the
fence here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Baseball Problems Are Zeer's Now

So Briggs birthday have no interview We did
finally grab Spike his days work little later
we Zeler packing for trip southwark
conab with the Tigers who not yet signed to contracts
can say" said Spike, "is that Dad Is giving all his
time and thoughts doing the BIG job have You would
be wasting your time to try and get him to talk
Hes putting just much energy into the job OF having
this defense job he did In trying to win
pennants. And think he doesn't have jumping"
Zeler who does his tipping, showed his machine
aside and talked to
THE turned all Of this to me-" said Jack
gonna through You hear all about
troubles Actually don't have In other
In BY this time most OF the
sounded off their chests They
sign. This year delayed sending contracts
month.
this the boss a bigger He's keeping
touch with those thousands Of who turning out
stuff to win the It's job to sign the players Every
thing is gonna out Okay."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
u. l.. Lists 76 DOubIe-HeaderS

Official 1912 National League
schedule announced today dis
closed rs double-headers resulting
from increased night baseball tc
accommodate leisure hours oil
Americas defense workers. There
will be 81 night games.
Calvin College drubbed Law
renee Tech. So to 38, last night
10 clinch the MOCC basketball
crown. The first half was a nip
and tuck affair that found Cal
vim emerged with a narrow %
To ~ margin, hut shortly after
the second half got under way
the Tech defense collapsed and
Calvin romped away to an easy
victory.
Little Mike kreevich expressed
confidence he will begin to hit at
2 300 pace again this year as a
member of the Philadelphia Ath-
leticS because the Athletics park
is "a great place 10 hit" Krcc-
witch came 10 tho Athletics from
the Chicago White SoX in a
winter deal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
In Cage Feature

Undefeated J. L. Hudson will
meet second place Post Office in
tomorrow nights feature game in
the Downtown Basketball League
at Cass Tech gym. Michigan Gas
takes on Kern'S in the other game,
the last before the playoffs begin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Schedule Miles Ahead

"Vhen YOU talk about en-
ergy," Eddie Fitzgerald was
telling me. "well. when YOU
talk about II, Walter Briggs
will come close 10 topping
everything"
Eyes" agreed Zellcr "He
makes you perk up your chin
AZ an American when you hear
him talk. heard him discus
sing the job we must do. the
other day And then, after
about 30 telephone calls 10 the
various plants. ] saw that smile
~ satisfaction when he knew
his men were miles ahead Of
the tough schedule given them.
81 guess we won't 20 far
wrong in this country with men
like him. But. say, got
troubles ~ my own. gotta
get down 10 Lakeland and SEQ
some nj these guys"
So. happy birthday Nr BriCC'
And I'm sure Bo-Bo Now>ou
down there AZ 'he Diamond Bar
Grill in Hartsville wishes YOU the
same. And ! know Hank Green
berg. wherever he is knows that
when The bluebirdS appear over
the white cliffs OF Dover vouU
give him another crack A. SO 600
4 year
The same surely must 20 Tor
SportSmen everywhere And mos'
Of all. The boys in the fOXholc>
bf Bataan. on The high seas. and
IN the air wish YOU the best For
lis men Ike you who can keer
America rolling ahead OF Sched-
ulc and onto The hic "
And since every one Is ir sirN
2 bright and cheerful mood NJ
Briggs We would Just 49, soon
have that World Series played ~
Tuccs Stadium TINS year
keep 'er Flynr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Interview Tiger Owner?
He S Much Too Busy
Keeping En- Flying.
BIGGER VICTORIES HIS GOAL NOW

Walter O Briggs boss Of the Tigers, is So today.
Being sports writer, you to arrange an interview WIT
~ Brrr on call his office and you Eddie Fitzgerald
authorizations for the ball park
boss is pretty busy Eddie tells you. You know
he seldom o the hall office now
few months ago would have been easy matter 20
imp out 10 Trlmbu and Michigan and bake cake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Retire
Hanks
No. :

LAKELAND, Fla, Feb. II
Hank Greenberg's famous No. 5
was not given out to a Tiger here
this spring. Clubhouse boy Alex
Okra. a sentimental soul. has
Hanks number in moth balls. until
the big slugger returns from the
wars.
Hoot Evers is wearing No. ~.
which was used by Bruce Campbell
last season.
Harry Heilmann. the W. X.
radio announcer. has reached
Lakeland. via Miami. The for
mer Tiger notes that with
Charley Gehringer retired ~
coaching. there are no playSY'
left on the team who were with
Detroit when he (HeiImann)
banged out home runs. Harry
played last with the Tigers In
1929 and finished his big league
career with the Cincinnati Reds
In 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

turns and crOwding, is very I'M
certain"
AS the Chicagoan pointed out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

Manufacturing Company leads all companies in this country
for being ahead of schedule What job they are DOING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Elaine Gordon. attractive young
Chicagoan, was the No. l arrival
among the country'S outstanding
speed skaters already here for the
North American championships,
Saturday and Sunday nights at
Olympia.
It's entirely fitting that she
should be the first TO arrive. too,
because she's generally rated the
No. l challenger for Virginia jain.
the defending champion from New
York.
Elaine. who has been a star for
a number Of years. was projected
into her present lofty position by
her fine performances in this win
ter's North American and National
outdoor championships.
RUNNERUP IN BOTH
In each she was the runnerup,
trailing only Carmelta Landry of
Fitchburg, Mass, the country's
top-ranking woman speed skater.
But Miss Landry does not COM
pete indoors so will not be here.
In the National outdoors. Elaine
came out with five seconds in as
many races. Miss Landry was first
in all five.
Leading coming to the finish line
in the 440, the Chicagoan thought
this was one race she'd win. But
Miss Landry edged her out.
Elaine collected three seconds
and a third in the North American.
LOTS OF TURNS
Naturally I hope I'll win
here" Elaine said, "but I'm
keeping my fingers crossed.
There are n lot Of fine skaters
who can win. And besides. in
door racing. with Its frequent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

America War Effort
Br'oos Sole Interest
on His 65th Birthday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

IL can tell you that the Briggs
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Sent d,.Wcmciuhc .MMttrrs Nno
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Program.
J. Introduction by Chairman ........
Emma Hartman, Pres.
.. Solo .. Mrs. Jean Kruger
J. Speaker ...... Mrs. E. W. Poccock
a. Song by Saxonia
>. Poem for Mother 49,. Jean Schenk
6. Living Picture portraying "Liberty'
Characters are:
Hilda Antonius . Rudolph Rchner
Martha Gottschling >. Andrew Scheel
Music 49,. Aber Bros.
Z. Madrigal Chorus.
8. Solo ..... Miss Marie Abei
Q. Living Picture ...... "Betsy Ross
Portrayed by Miss Ann Gunesch
Song by Miss Marie Aber.
10. Living Picture 49,. Esprit of '76'
Portrayed by
John Kiertscher :. Bob Neltzer
John Thies
Song by Mrs. Jean Kruger
Finale ... Star Spangled Banner
90. Marie 9tebner.
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Dab Ole 9ipibenbenidcds beim Gen.
tral 8erbarSs ScfrctGr fi,o. 1ie
Briioer. Die iie nod ni6t erbaIten
boben, follen in Sic 1t1dfte Mcr.
iammlung fommen ,,n6 iid iie elm.
idrciben laiien. @ir bofien os,f einen
guten Beiuf.
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ue,,btn Domerstag 0utber Qiaa. Seben
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im",I,lnoen f,nben nm 1880 l1hr itGtt
Nne Tclfsz .lne @laub'ns9enofen tinS
ner5li.h ein9slloen.
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tenipiel 0iesnlal alsfdat. Die tperten
Sfaueltcrn iperoen sebetcn iid beim
Traniplpania 5beateroerein 5u BE-
teiEgen.
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