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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
MendeI Is Busy

As merchant and sportsman.
Nandc. is "a busy man Between
sessions Of The football league
Yesterday the owner of tho
Lions had 20 dash over t1 tne
Iardci Brothers bg store 10 as
'cnd = meeting Of tho directors.
IN bis WAY. rushing through
ae None. lobby. NandC. bumped
\ e-puUk mic 7ro S'atgc,4lt
cure OF Capt Walter y Briggs
r.. rc>piendert in M, army ag
3~pS uniform.
Capt Briggs waS hurrs lrc 90
axe s>hraln forNhl, camp a
.olca lie expects 20 60 over
-rss soon.
Nsnael vas rejected twice
when nc tired 10 get INTO service.
T. Com5r George Halae
owner Of tbe Chicago Bears re-
ports a. Benton is doing y fine
Job rs physical Instructor A. nc
naval prelgrt sChool A. Nor.
man Okla. ... Halas heads the
group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
KovdIeski Coma
Into Air School

Fred Kovaleski, the Detroit dis.
.triCt'S only nationally ranked ten
mis- player since Walter Wesbrook
is back home IN llamtramck today
after driving his brother, 1t
Charles kovaleSkl. 10 San Diego,
where the latter reported for naval
aviation duty.
Fred goes TO Richmond, Va,
April l3, prior to beginning fight
training al Miami, Fla
KovalcSki gave up his studies
at William and Mary College. Will
.liamsburg, Va. a few days ago
after ms summons from tho or
listed air reserve 10 active duty
He stayed at William and Mary
long enough to become No. l on
tho tennis team.
His brother. Charles. recently
received his wings at Pensacola,
Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Some Ready to Quit

Once in a while. IN an un-
guarded moment one OF the
football men here VIII shake his
head delectedly, meaning
what's the use
II Is the consensus Of scrlbcS
covering The meeting that II
wouldn't take much for some Of
the owners 10 call the whole
thing off for the duration.
With Cleveland already sus-
pending operations, II IS believed
there are al least four other
clubs ready 10 throw in the
towel until Uncle and his Allies
achieve victory on the battle
field.
Cleveland came through with
2 nice gesture. Charles Child
Walsh. the new coach. will be
continued on the clubs pay roll
until the Rams return 10 active
playing. The announcements was
made here by Percy Cowan.
financial agent for The owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
SpOr
Football Moaas
Have What Il.
Happen Complex
By LEO MAcDoNELL

CHICAGO April While the
Nauora, Football Leagues an
ruaI meeting ou'waro.y moves
much lke any Of Us previous
e5'hcrirC,-a II nothing Was
happening 20 sports u .> ua-
n.s'skahly shroulcd IN the same
rch.nd-the-SconeS gloom that
prevails al baseball camps
While the Palmer House. scene
a. the sessions. isn't exactly
horror chamber. inc hlC time
CrIdlron club owners and coaches
seem 10 be laborng unOer
'wtst-t Is e.heii-iS-ConE to-hap-
pen-to.uS fear complex and nui-
ward profy>tauonS Of football
almost as usual
. The foothsllerS are frank
enough 20 admit that II there Is
football, as IS being planned, II
can't be football as usual There
Will be as much difference As in
the Cahher of baseball, all
sports, for that matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
TIGERS PUT
ON DISPLAY
OF POWER

EVANSVILLE April s De
trou'S Tigers displayed unusual
batting power IN their drill yes
terday.
jimmy Eloodwor,h. Rudy York.
Charley Metro. Joe Hoover and
Joe Wood Knocked drives over
the left field wall and Dick Wake
field propelled p couple 20 center
field that carried over 400 feet on
1.-THE fly.
Paul Richards. catcher. who
suffered a wrist injury Tuesday
when struck by the ball was in
uniform and showed no effects OF
the injury
Johnny Corsica and Frank
OvermIrc Will pitch for the Tigers
against the Pittsburgh Pirates AZ
Nuncie Ind, Saturday. DIZZY
Trout and Mural Hewitt viii face
Minneapolis Sunday at Teue
ilautc.
Another team VIII face the
Pirates here Sunday with Hal
White and Tommy Bridges doing
the mound chores.
Bill NCClarCn. the rookie fuSf
h7Scnan who ftthe club recently
for urgent business in Dallas. IS
expected 20 return today II ne
doFS he'll make the MunCie-Tcrre
Halto trip
"He likes to travel" SAID
@ttv.r q Nom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
No Autos. but $4,000
See Jamaica Opener

cashiers agreed TO postpone a vote
on Joining a union until sometime
next week.
Standing out as the main threat
in the field for the Experimental
is w. r. BoclngS swift running
Slide Rule. Carrying l2O, he Is
coupled in the betting with Corona
Corona and may be a slight
favorIte in the mutuclS.
Two other leading ContcndcrS
are Through Bound and Gold
Shower. Conqueror OF Count Fleet
last summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

NEW YORK, April 8 CUP)-
Allen T. Simmons Blue Swords
topped a field of Is 3-year-oldS
today in the $1,000 Experimental
Handicap, 6 furlong sprint
featuring the Jamaica opening.
The Simmons colt, 5 10 l
second choice 10 Count Fleet in
the Kentucky Derby winter book,
carries top weight Of 126 pounds
in his first start this season.
Although the track is closed 10
automobile trade a crowd of about
$4,000 is expected. The course Is
served by A local railroad and by
a regular bus line.
Any threat Of a strike by the
mutuel clerks was dispelled tenn
porarily when the sellers and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Source Is Closed

II baseball. which uses players
who average much older, can /
get enough workmen, where is
football. which has in the past
s. depended almost entirely on
college boys, going 10 get them?
Among the owners. however,
arc gamesterS clamoring 10 con-
Snue. This cult includes George
Preston Marshall, who owns the
league champion, and Fred Man
del. who owns the basement
titlcholder.
Marshall suggested PLAYERS
could work in war plants during
the week and play football on
Sundays. Mandel shares Mar
shalls idea. Other owners scott
al the suggestion.
But you can't say Marshall
and Mandel are not fighting for
their football lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Mer|o, Duhdrt
In SemifindIs

As a result OF Paul Merlo'S VIC
tory over Joe Winkler yesterday
IN the quarterfinalS of the Mich
Igan AAU tournament held at the
University Of Detroit Field House,
he will meet Armand Duhart to-
day IN the SemIlnalS.
Mcrlo. one of the states best
players, beat Wmkler, 2l-14. PILL.
Duhart defeated Max Thomas, 2l-
g. 21-l4. In close match, Paul
Stobhe beat Chris VlachoS, pip
and 2l-lS.
Cal Bonn defeated Leo Meld-
man. Pills and 2l-9 10 work his
way INTO the Semlfnals match
against Stobbe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Break Into Magazine

Jimmy Councilman. the exotic
patriarch of professional foot
ball and Grantland Rice got
tangled up in a debate over the
most valuable player 10 his team
Don Huston Of the Green Bay
Packers sor Ty Cobb of the
Tigers.
Councilman took Huston and
Rice took Cobb. So the argu-
ment Is going 10 get into Look
Magazine, with pictures.
Speaking Of Councilman, land
how are you gong TO stop from
speaking Of Councilman the guy
won't let YOU James was In the
thick OF red hot football dis
cuSSion with 1t Comdr. HalaS.
Charles Bidweu and Mandel.
when all Of a sudden the veneer
able coach Of the Cardinals
popped:
Wonder II they are going 10
take men IS for the farms.
would be a heluvs guy behind a
plow!"
Councilman is never AZ loss for
en- word pictures. or another
occasion This week tho gray
matched ChICsCoan was cons
graduating Mandel on 10
strike IN baEg.ug Gus Dorais as
coach for me Lions.
Gus il more than great
ball coach, Conzelnan pointed
OF "he'S got acknowledgement
Why, the man threw passes 10
bnute Rock n THAT'S like
throwing passes 10 ST Peter
Think what that means In pub.
licitN 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Z. Falkenburg
Joins ARMY

DALLAS. Tex. April s (UP)-
The army viii get one Of the ten
nis-playing Falkenberg boys of
Hollywood on April Is, II was
learned today.
Tom Falkenherg, IS year old
freshman at the University Of Ari-
zona. decided not 10 wait for his
number TO come ZIP in the draft
and last week when nc and other
members Of his famous family
played Red Cross benefit tennis
match mere, he applied for Volun-
tayy induction Ma .
lie has asked 20 be assigned 10
the Fifth Ferrying Group az Love
Field here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Sign Beau Jack
For Montgomery

NEW YORK. April S up
Beau Jack, hurrlcanc-hItting little
boxer from Augusta Ga. VIII make
the first defense Of his Lightweight
championship against Bob Mont
Gomery Of Philadelphia at Madison
Square Garden May p
Montgomery Won recognition as
top contender promoter Mike
Jacobs said. by his victory over
Roman ANarcl thI, Mcnk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
COrley Gets Hart Trophy I'd Time

NUNIREAI, April fTPI-Recogntiou As teams most
Nhnsbe PLAYER during last brought
""N o inc Boston Bruins today for the second
National League hockey
'"WleN who the n 20. n
total o - points during the behind
Doug Bentley
runneTup In the balOtng for the Hart award
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Scratches

Fttr RHCe-Arazai
Second Race Herman Bob Boyt
Loffsnar
Third Race Lite Dsysy Harry Hei-
man
Ft0h Face Tweed
SIKH Racs-AIbstross. Generous.
Post, : 10 p N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Crosse, His Hand in Cast,
Scores Sin 40 Victory
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

BOSTON April 8Better plan going to the movies Sum
day night making that long delayed visit old aunt
Nee the Detroit Red Wings going to end this
hockey season right here Boston tonight looks like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
DETROIT

Crosse. Wares Brown CArvs'n Doug as
Howe Boston spArss-CrAwforG Shsw-
rhgk Boyd Gs'unKer GuicolIn. DeMArco,
Chamberlain. AubuChon
WRIST PERIOD
I--DP'roi'. crosse wars : -
Z-uetrou Crosse tLiscor1bsl t0.lg
Ferai'ies Chamberlain. Crawford Beyd,
stewart
SECOND PERIOD
ScOfIng--N0re
Penalties ChamberlAir. Douglas. Crosse
Guldour
THIRD PERIOD
p Detroit Douglas ~
A. Detroit Crosse 'Wsfss1, "a 81,
Penalty llscorpe .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
GETS HIS "CRUSHER"

Crosse didn't have any records
70 shoot Tor, even now he has only
SiN points in the series. But that
didn't keep him from going for
more. After Douglas scored in
the third period on A brcakaway
started by Alex Motter. Crosse
came back 10 put in MS "CruSher"
Even though he had only FIVE
playon points up 10 this time
Crosse had a record N shoot for.
too He could equal the feat Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
DOUGLAS SoCKED MURPH

To capitalize on Chamberlain
misfortune was dOubly sweet for
Douglas because in the second pc
riod he and the "Chippy' Murpf
had tangled behind the Bruln net
Murph butt-ended Douglas at tho
boards and the young center from
Perth replied with a short volley
OF punches.
1t was the nights only fight and
Referee Norman Lamport sent tht
two off for "roughng'
II the tempo Of the series
keeps mounting. tonight'S game
will be one Of the toughest BoS-
ton has seen. The last battle
saw the hardest checking and
most bitter play Of the series
Ia date.
Jack Crawford. husky Bruin
defenSeman and Capt. Sid Abel
Of Detroit put on the pavoff
humping duel ~ the Cup finals
in the first period Abel spilled
Crawford both going in and
coming out of Boston ice on one
rush. On the neNt rush Abel
carried the puck and was met Mt
mldice headon nv Crawford In
Continued on Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Wings, Set to Take Cup, Say NO 5th Game
Can Bruins Do What Leafs did Last Near?
BRMsEK SAYS 10 GIVES Up TEAM LACKS PUNCH
By LEWIS n. WALTER

BOSTON April WI STAN
'c, cup history he repeated >
Can 'no Boston Bruins tear a
pacr from the great comeback
story written hv tho Toronto
Maple Icat,o After losing three
straight % The Detroit Rcd
Wings can they come charging
back 90 sweep tho next four
games and take The Stanley
Cup
Frank BrImSek SAYS no"
And When one Of the greatest
goalieS IN hockey hiStorN-the
man who is half the Boston
team says that-you have the
answer.
just unlock The trophy case
a. Olympia for the Stanley Cup.
The Red Wings are the next
World hockey champions.
VIII probably he tonight in
Boston But its a Clnch this
Red Wing team is going 70 be
The third one 10 grab the big
Gun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Olympia will have TO use those
fifth game stubs for confetti.
Just one more punch. That's
all the rollicking RedShrtS need
TO land on the Boston Bruins anc
they will have the World hockey
championship and tho Stanley Cur
tonight with their fourth success
sive victory.
That skinny little guy from the
Canadian 500 might he able tC
give that finisher to the Bruins
almost Single-handed That's Dor
Crosse the Count 10 his team.
mates. He's the lad who whipped
three goals past frankie BrimseL
last night as the Wings drove e
their third straight victory IN tho
Cup finals.
DOUGLAS GETS FOURTH
twas do shutout, with Los
Douglas, the blaCk-haired center
of DctroitS kid line banging
home the Wings other goal on z
breakaWay.
Two by Crosse IN the frs
period. One ny Douglas and an.
other by Crosse in the thirC
period. while l4,4S0 Boston fans
howled in vain for a comeback
That's the way tho goals came
las GnaAc Johnny Movers gaiHee
his seventh shutout of the year
and his third over the Boston
team.
Brimsek and Mowers were even
on saves at 27 each but the az
CrcSSlve Wings had four more
shots and got them in Boston
Just came close with Murpt
Chamberlain and Don GatingeI
hitting the goal post IN the second
period That's when 4he Bruins
made their big bid and out~hOt tho
Wings - 10 S. When those shot,
didn't 60 in-aWhen Jack Stewart
Jimmy Orlando, Alex Motter and
the rest helped Mowers stand of
The furious drives Of the famed
CoWley line and tho rest Of this
.outmanncd BruIn team the fire
went out Of the Boston team.
FIRST IN FOUR YEARS
And Crosse took up his work
again.
II was tho fr>r time in his four
years As a Rcd Wing that Crosse
has scored three goals in game
And that was something the
Bruins didn't expect from this
forccheCklng wizard they had
knocked rubbCr-lcGgcd and reehnC
IN the various game az Detroit
Six smashing body checks by
chunky Jack Crawford alone in
that game were enough 10 have
finished almost any player for the
series. To say nothing OF skinny
l65-pounder like Crosse who Is
still playing with a cast on his
left wrist. Seems tho doctors dis
another cracked bone re-
Gently.
But II was the still battered
Crosse who gave the Wings the
lead before the game was 4 min
uteS old on a play OF his own
dcviSnC ForeCheckIng in Boston
ice IN his usual daring manner he
bumped Alb De Marco off the puck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
FRANKIE is LOW

The beaten Brimsek was plod-
ding YEARLY down the corridor
70 tho Bruln dressing room after
last nights game when Coach
Ehhie GoodfclloW of the Wings
overlook him.
Don't he 80 low. Frankie"
said Eh. Maybe you'll come
back and take four straight"
NO. We won't" said Brimsek.
well. the Leafs did IL 10 us
last year, 80 maybe YOU can"
said Goodfellow, grim smile
lighting his face at the bitter
recollection.
NO. not this team" replied
the Bruin goalie, NO punch. :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANLEY CTR SERIES
Rest four out 81 severn
Detroit 4 BOSTON 2
Detroit T. Boston ,.
LAST NIGHTS REsULT
Detroit 4. Boston q.
TONIGHT's GAMD
Detroit al Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
~ Roller Skaters i'm Nationals
DOROTHY LAW TAKES THIRD STATE TITLE
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Twenty-Five skaters today are
assured Of starting spots in the
national speed championships sane
toned by the Roller Skating Rink
Operators Association.
These boys and girls are the
first. second and third place win
ncrS in the state event held ycSter.
day AT Arena Gardens. The ma
tional will be held AT the same
rink May II. y, - and II.
Only one skater successfully
defended her title. She is 1l-year-
old Eleanor King in the juvenile
3 girls.
Louise Moore last years Junior
champion. this year took honorS IN
the intermediate class. Louise
Skated against time for one
quarter mile and set the best time
of the tournament Al SIS seconds.
THIRD GROWN
Dorothy Law. who lost the
junior title 10 Louise last wear.
gathered that crown yesterday.
This is the third state title in this
division for Dorothy. who twice
has won national honorS.
Eleven-year-old Gene Bell came
back into his own with a clean
victory in Juvenile 3 boys class.
After winning two years IN sue
cesSion. he lost last year 10 Bob
Reid Reid won in juvenile a class
this year.
Best time for the younger bows
was 544 seconds in juvenile q
quarter mile by Bell and Sid Sec
onds for junior quarter mile by
champion Douglas Breniser. y
The championships will continue
Continued on Page 2S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
ADAMS Is CAUTIOUS

Cautious Jack Adams, how
ever. wouldn't admit the Wings
were in II he had the Stanley
Cup under his overcoat. Last
years experience was too bitter.
He's waiting until the last whis-
tie blows even though his team
Is favored to win Its fourth
straight game here tonight and
revenge the four-straight beat
ings the Wings took from BoS-
ton In the Cup finals two years
ago.
II don't think there's any ne
cessity of making hotel arrange
ments here for another game, do
you. Jack" said Lester Patrick
OF the Rangers after last nights
battle. "Your club will win in
four straight"
Not unless they play better
than they did tonight" said
Adams
The Detroit manager plans on'
change in his lineup for the fourtf
game. Gully Simon. who was
rested last night viii go back If
10 replace Alex Motter.
Motter reinjured the shoulder
which had kept him from -four
games. He played one Of his most
brilliant defensive games while on
the ice and started the play for
the Wings third goal
Big Al poke-cheCked the puck
from Murph Chamberlain in mid
ice. then pushed II over 10 Les
Douglas. The puck carrier Mot
ter and Adam Brown swept in on
the lonely BrimSek and Douglas
popped in the goal from 10 feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

hicked IL over 10 Eddie Wares on
right wing. Wares fired from 30
feet and the rebound came straight
out to Crosse, who golfed 7-foot
shot into the net.
And II was Crosse again when
the Wings caught the Bruins
shorthanded seven minutes later
with Crawford of for charging
Adam Brown. With the Wings
using five forwards LiSCombe fed
Crosse a pass 10 feet 10 the left
during a melee al the net. Skinny
Don fired once-and the puck came
right back from Brimsek's pads
between the feet of big DIT Clap
per Of Boston, who was facing
Crosse.
LIKE A BIRD DOG
Only Crosse seemed 10 know
where the puck Was. He pulled II
from between Clappers skates.
hicked a shot past him that Just
caught the far corner OF The mat.
Capt sid Abel. unnoticcd by
BrmSek, stood off the right corner
and slapped At the purk aS went
in. But he hit only tho post.
Had Abel hit the puck II would
have been his goal and he would
DC leading the Stanley Cup sCOr.
CTS with d points today
III II had been only another
half inch closer I'd have had it,
he SAID later.
Bur II was Crosses goal and
the assist went 10 LiScombe maxi
ing HIM the leading scorer with
10 points Just ono away from the
record held by Bill CoWIey and
Don Crosse. Abel wouid Stttt ne
tied with LiScombe had he not
asked yesterday that league preSi-
dent Dutton remove an assist
which ne did not earn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

Motter apparently deserved an
assist II any one ever did--for
he alone was responsible for the
breakaway. However. the Off
cial scorer gave IT 10 Douglas,
unassisted, claiming that Flash
Hollett had touched the puck
after Motter got II away from
Chamberlain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
ONE TO 60

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Hockey PIayoffs

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Night Edition Code Kew

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Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-07-29
ROBERT PETER, Attorney
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Subscriber Of Montgom-
cry County, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of Montgom.
cry County, in Maryland, Letters
Testamentary on the Personal
Estate of
JAMES T. ATWOOD
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated to the subscriber on OIL
before the 18th day Of January
next: they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefits OF
said Estate. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July in the year of ouI
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty-three.
PEAtRLY JANE ATWOOD,
Silver, Spring, Md. Rt. 1,
oil Executrix
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-07-29
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County, has OBJ aimed from
the Orphans Court of Montgom-
cry County, in Maryland, Letters
Testamentary on the Personal
Estate of
HARRY G. POSS
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated to the subscriber on or
before the 10th day of January,
1914, next; they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all
benefits of said Estate. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 7th
day Of July, in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty-three.
WILLIAM F. PRETTYMAN.
Executor,
Estate of Harry G.. Poss,
deceased. S87