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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Scope Extended
For Women S
Work in 0CD
Home Defense Nores.
BY KEN HALL

Broadening the scope of the
First Regiment of Women Air
Raid Wardcns by changing il 10
the First Women's Regiment
OCD, has been agreed upon by
Director Frank NJ. McLaury for
the OCD and Col. Augusta Phelps
Munro, commander of the original
unit.
4.eretofore. only women air
raid wardens have been eligible
for membership in the First Regi-
ment but, under the new plan,
women workers in any of the
various branches of the OCD
services, protective or otherwise,
may join.
Membership of the First Regi-
ment is around 800 but, with
more women eligible, it is eX-
pected TO show rapid growth in
tha next few months.
Now, there are three battalionS
Of three companies each, COM
manded by Maj A n. Hoffman,
Mabel Giszczak and Winona Levi.
The general staff includes Majs.
Bessie kraSa and Isabelle Barnes
and Capt. Ruth Stevens, adjutant
office manager.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Titan Five'S Defense
Is Best i'm Nation

Ipoints and 14-2; Arizona, 59-2
points and 1872; NYU, 5S.7 points
and 14-2: Toledo. SIS and 1872:
ILIU. SIS and 12-4. and st.
Joseph's, 56.2 and 14.3.
Scoring SO or more points per
game are Maine, West Texas
State. Fordham. st. Johns, Duke,
Dartmouth. Illinois, Notre Dame
and Indiana.
The top 10 defensively points
allowed on the average per gam
and their won-lost records are: y
Detroit, 274 points and 12-2:
Western Kentucky State, 31.9 and
1872: Kenasas, 32.4 and ia; Penn
State, 32.4 and Id; Florida, 32,9
and 0-6: Tennessee, "a and 10-5;
Alabama. 35.2 and 90; Oklahoma.
S5.4 and 1i-6: Creighton, 35.S and
ISL, and Richmond. $50 and 80.
Teams which have permitted less
than 81 points game include
Duuucsne. Southern California.
Washington and Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Jamaica Plans
New Opener

NEW YORK. Feb. % UNS).--
The Experimental Free Handicap,
for 3-year-olds. is one of todays
most honored races, since il was
selected by the Metropolitan
Jockey Club 10 open the month
long spring meeting at Jamaica,
April g.
For 80 years. the Paumonok
handicap has been feature OF
opening days at Jamaica. but In
this meeting the Paumonok Will
be moved back to April 10.
The SIS, 900 Wood Memorial, for
3-year-olds, will be run on April
II, a week earlier than usual. This
is to allow those Kentucky Derby
candidates who run in the Woods
time to get 10 Churchill Downs.
Other stake races in this meet
ing are:
Rosedale stakes $1,000 added
for 2-year-old fillies; Jamaica
handicap, S., 900 added, fer 3-yeaF-
olds and upward; Youthful stakes,
IS 900 added for 2-year-olds. and
Gray Lag handicap, $4,000 added,
for 3-year-oldS and upward.
The added money among eight
featured stake races will amount
10 SIT, 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
0dk|awn Opens
3O,Ddy Meeting

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb. %
(UP) One of the most colorful
and largest opening day crowds in
years damned Oaklawn Park to
the rails today to inaugurate what
many predicted would be a record
30-day meeting for the Arkansas
plant.
Hotels In this resort city were
OVERLOOKING with followers of the
sport, many of whom came here
from New Orleans. where the
Fair Grounds track was climaxing
one of its greatest seasons, due
mostly 10 the closing OF Florida
tracks this winter.
A fast track was In prospect for
the inaugural feature-the 81, 500
Mayor Leo Mclaughlin HandicaI
which drew field of 10 fairly
matched nominees. Only about 10
of the nominations, however, are
expected to go postward.
Heading the list of prabable
starters was Mrs. A. R. Smiths
Through Bound. Other entries in
cluded T. Valleys o. K Mullen,
A. c. Ernst's Alohort, the Reyn-
Odds brothers Powder Puff, Hill
top Stock Farms Bob's Dream,
Mrs. ID. B. Miller's Incoming, J.
and G. Cohen's Cerebus, c. h.
Nelson Sassy Lady, c. N. Finch's
Ubiquitous and f. f. Majors
| Topnard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Caps Late Rally
Defeats Bisons


A four-goal attack in the final
period gave the Indianapolis Caps
a al victory over the Buffalo
Bisons in the American Hockey
League Sunday night and allowed
the Caps 10 remain deadlocked
with the Providence Reds for
fourth place.
Providence scored a SO decision
over the last place Washington
Lions as the third place Pittsburgh
Hornets were held 10 a 3-3 over
time draw by the Cleveland
BaronS.
Buffalo took a lead In the first
period on Klein's goal. but George
Patterson tied IL 10 for Indian
apolis as the third frame started.
There Adam Brown sent the Caps
ahead, but Hunt tied the game
for Buffalo
Jack Forsey. with three goals
and one assist, was the big man
in the Providence victory. Au-
buchon and Calladine each had
one goal and three assists as
Oracle. Foster and Jameson scored
for Washington
Cleveland went ahead 81 IN
the first period on goals by Bar
tholome and Mackenzie as Dewey
trailed for Pittsburgh. The Hor-
nets took the lead in the second
on scores by O'Flahertv and Manpn
Horeck tied II for Cleveland ~
the third and the teams went
through an overtime period with
out a score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22

One Of the towns master bowl
ing scribes ventured that Stroh
might be extended in the weekend
$500 challenge match with Chrys-
Ter All-Stars at Palace Recreation.
The shop leaguers not only ex-
tended Stroh, but when the final
ball. was rolled yesterday had
defeated the worlds match game
champions by 20 pins before an
overflow crowd.
ChrySler lost the second block
by 1872. Stroh winning 324l to
SOTO. Stroh's bulge was INSULT
cient, however, to erase the 19l
lead Chrysler established in the
first, 3216 to 3025. Chrysler's tota
was 6295 to 6266.
At the finish, Capt. Joe Norris
speaking for Stroh. called the set
back excellent preparation for the
championship tilt with the chal'
longing BudweiSers, ABC cham
pions, the first blocks of which
are on tap in Chicago Saturday
and Sunday.
Fred Wolf was royalty yester-
day with 705 (265-205-235) and
Norris showing 697 from 257-237-
203. On the Chrysler side Henry
Nosakowski did 242-224-209 for
CTS.
Standing out in the first block
were Norris with 66S, Steve Dutkc
694, and Art Knecht Gel. Stroh
had a high game of 1907 in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Sports
JAKE LaMot+a
Finds Pot Of Gold
In Olympia Ring
By LEO MACDONELL

Jake LaMotts. 20-NCar-old
Bronx boy for the most part OF
a brief three-year-carecr as
professional fighter was picking
IN comparative small change
around New York until ne came
10 Detroit.
He found the pot of gold al
Olympia
In three fights al the local
arena. a THO OF boxing thrillers
crowded into five short weeks,
IaMotta collected nearly $4,000
Tor his end of the receipts
more money than the chunky
New York Jewish-ltalian lad
had ever seen before.
Now, the boy with the Horauo
Aleer ring career, visions
purse of $4,000 or more as his
cut OF an approximate $4,000.
which Olympia anticipates as
the net gate for the LaMotta-
Raw Robinson battle Friday
night. LaMotts Will get - y
per cent.
RAY RnhlnSnn. who MAS paid
3S per nearly $4,000
for his engagement with La
Motts m the same ring tebru-
AIRY ). viii get 30 per cent for
the coming battle--Whrch ism
exactly hay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
CONTINUED on Page I'D

NEW YORK. Feb. p CUP).-
Rhode Island State has the ma
tons high scoring basketball team
with an average of SO points a
game while Detroit has the best
defensive mark in allowing only
ga points TO be tailed against
il per game. the National Col
.legiate Athletic Bureau announced
today.
Figures showed that four teams
Rhode Island State, Wyoming,
Providence and Western Kentucky
|State-have scored better than a
point a minute in other than
weekend games.
The first 10 extensively, accord
ing to the NCA, and their won.
lost records are: Rhode Island
State. 90 points and 13-l; Wyom-
ing 62.6 points and l6-l Provi-
dence. 62.1 points and l2-l5:
Western Kentucky State. 81 ,
points and 1872; Georgetown, $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Rangers
Win First
This Year
by United Press

Chicago's Blackhawk's replaced
Montreal in fourth place in the
National Hockey League race by
shutting out Toronto's Maple
Leafs, so, as the hapless New
York Rangers showed a fash of
their old form by pounding the
CanadienS, 81. 1t was
New York'S first win of the year,
and came after they had gone
without a victory in 10 games.
Center Phil Watson scored twice
as the Rangers erupted before
1887 fans at Madison Square
Garden. Smith. Mancuso, Shack
and Grant Warwick tailed the
other counters as Hitler netted
Montreals lone goal in the second.
Doug Bentley fired two OF Chi
Cages goals as the Blackhawks
rolled over Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Was Just $3.50

Before coming 10 Detroit, La
Motta had blazed no fiery tran
in the pugilistic sky True he
had fought some fairly good
bows. but his record was spotty.
For instance, Jimmy Reeves of
Cleveland, beat him twice.
Around New York he was
known as a good club fighter.
He had beaten Jimmy Edgar in
the semiwindup on a Madison
Square Garden card. That's how
Jake happened TO come to De
troit. The bout caught the
fancy of the New York fans and
in turn the fancy of Nick Lon
des. Olympia matchmaker, who
was looking around for fresh
talent 10 show the local ring
worms.
Londes beat Mike Jacobs TO
the re-match and LaMotta and
Edgar fought at Olympia on
New Years Day. Jake taking
down the decision over the hard
hitting Detroit Negro. The show
drew 5000 fans who paid a net
gate of nearly $1,000 to see the
boys perform. LaMottas end
was nearly S3000--not a bad
take for the kid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Londes TO The Fore

Flush with his new promo
tfonal successes, Londes, set his
cap higher, moved into New
York and picked off the re-
match between Robinson and
LaMotta. who had fought once
before in New York. Ray won
in that encounter And. despite
a handicap of weight, Robinson
stepped into the ring with La
Motta here AZ Olympia a 3 To l
favoriie. Bets were as high as
4 10 l. The fight drew record
breaking crowd OF nearly 1900
paid clients and Jake won in a
thrilling upet.
Now for the third meeting be-
tween the two fighters spec
tacle that is expected 10 set new
records for Olympia. The de-
mand for tickets iS greater than
for any fight ever held here,
save the heavyweight cham
pionship affair between Joe
Louis and Bob Pastor az Briggs
Stadium in September, 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Fans Record See Wings Tie for 1st Place
FrOSh Ban
Is Lifted
by Big 10 O

CHICAGO, Feb. % (INS).-The
Western Conference scrapped the
freshman ineligibility rule for the
wars duration. IL was announced
a six-hour conference
yesterday.
Decision to throw varsity COM
petition open to freshmen stu
dents was announced by Prof.
Frank f. Richart of the Univer-
sity of Illinois, member Of the Big
Ten faculty committee.
Under the ruling freshmen will
be eligible to play football. bas-
ketball, golf, baseball and tennis
and to take part in rack pro-
grams.
Attending the meeting were
members of faculties and athletic
directors.
The three principal rules waived
were:
The one-year residence rule.
Requirement OF a full year
Of academic work
The one-year transfer rule.
Professor Richart said such
problems as transportation and
other matters relating 10 the ath-
letic programs were discussed.
He would not say whether the
vote was unanimous.
The sweeping move will make n
possible for professional players
to become eligible for varsity
sports If they appear at the
schools to study under the army
or navy training program.
The army previously had an
nounced its men would be too busy
TO take part in varsity athletics.
but over the weekend the navy
approved athletics for its men as
long as class work was not IN
terferrcd with.
II was the second time N 4
freshman rule had been suspende, y
Previously. the rule. instituted In
1904. was suspended during World
War i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Look! This Means
Springs Not Far Off

Amateur Softball Association
Commissioner Frank Lafferty will
preside at the meeting of the De-
troit Softball Association tonight
in the offices OF the Department
of Parks and Recreation, SOB Elm
wood.
Any teams interested in COM
peting in the D.S.A. this year are
invited to have representatives on
hand. The meeting starts at $50
%. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Surprise for StrOh
Shop leseuers Defeat World Match Champions
Over Game Route by ~ Pins

second block. Chrysier's peak was
1887 in the first. VOLTS 265 was
the blue ribbon game with Frank
Zion, 257, tying with Norris for
second.
Frank Graham. president OF the
Chrysler Interplant League and
the players are considering a pro-
posal to meet other all-star indus
trial teams for money, marbles,
chalk. OF for the benefit of the
Red Cross if conditions permit
Another match with Stroh is a
possibility.
The scores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
He Fools EN-

Then came an upset that
staggered Jacobs and New York
fans in general. Jacobs wanted
10 show the widely heralded Sgt.
Jackie Wilson in the Garden and
signed LaMotta as a guinea pig,
thinking that Jake wotifd be
somewhat of a pushover for the
skillful Wilson. But, Jake fooled
the pugilistc trade and won a
clearcut verdict over the Cali
fornian.
After few gasps, New York
recovered enough TO fashion
alibis for Wilson's defeat. The
Gotham critics just couldn't-or
wouldn't believe-that LaMotta
was that good. OF, course. they
always had the cry of weight
but this advantage was never
mentioned until after Jake S
Victories
Anyway. LaMotta's victory
over Wilson didn't hurt him
any in Detroit. In fact. it built
up TO a substantial size the gate
for Londes' bout between Jake
and Charley in Olympia late in
January. Nearly 10000 custom
ers paid a net of approximate
$4,000 10 see LaMotta stop
Hayes in six rounds. Hayes
who had cut quite a swath
through the amateurs, was toe
green for the rugged Bronxite
LaMotta's end-30 per cent
amounted TO more than 5000
And, of course. Jake's prestige
has went a-kiting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Princeton Drops Six Sports

PRINCETON, " J, Feb % (UP).-In accordance with
Big Three policy cura Its athletic
Princeton University today abandoned intercollegiate rowing golf
tennis fencing gymnastics and squash.
Because the the Big ThreeHarvad Yale and Prince
tondeded last their intercollegiate sports schedules
would undergo drastic notifications that will place sports
restricted and informal basis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Big Ten Standings

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Illinois So Fisconsin 20
Indiana 81. Minnesota -
North western 81. Chicago 10.
Ohio state as. Michigan a..
Purdue 80, Iowa IS
THIS WEEKS sCHEDULE
MONDAY
Iowa al Chicago
Minnesota at Indiana
Michigan at Ohio state
Northwestern at Wisconsin.
SATURDAY
Illinois vs. Northwestern, Chicago STA
iium
Ohio state At lows.
Chicago Al Michigan.
Wisconsin ~ Purdue
Great Lakes ct Mtnnesos,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Lewis Tackles Rubi
Junior Heavy Title
TnNIGHT,s RnI H.

Bet Ruui Hungary. Eddie Bad
Mar" Lewis Detrbt in fsls
Jack League DaIss w. George Pa
fIrr Windsor 2 in fails.
Stan Buresh Australia vs. Johnny
Npr Detroit s fail
pss Wsv0s Nj Clemens vs. Billy
Bfa-c Detroit I fsU
Eddie Lewis Tho Arenas bad
man. who now ranks king Of his
class VIII boz out 20 make 10 a
tVln-ttlo hy beating Bert RuhI
for The MWA lunIor heavy belt
al Arena Gardens tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22

Lulu CoStantno, fast-stepping
New York lightweight today
was an even money choice to
beat Philadelphia's Bob Mont
gomery in their 10-round scuffe
in Philadelphia tonight.
Lulu, who will spot the bob
cat five or six pounds. will have
10 make up in speed for Mont
gomery's tonnage and firepower.
Bob. still smarting under several
close decisions. will be out to
put a black mark on the New
Workers. record Of only three
losses In 70 bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Heron S Hat Trick
Tops Soccer Game

Gilbert Heron scored three goals
as the Hungarians swamped the
Detroiters, 60. IN a league game
at Solvay Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Criinnmins Hot
As PdriscIedn
Captures Lead
By HAROLD KAHL

As Johnny Crimmins goes Sc
goes PariSclean. And you can
sing that in high G. When he
makes up his mind to do things IN
a bowling way you can wager your
last gas coupon he will toss a
natural, as those boys who twirl
the worries would say.
II IS CTimmins who Is mainly
responsible today for smashing the
reign OF Joey PauluS' Chene-
.Trombly Recreation as Class A
header IN the Detroit Times
Sweepstakes with a 2909 score,
one that lasted six weeks until
last night at Imperial Recreation.
PariSclean blasted its way into
first place with 1904 as Bob
Thyme sponsor and vice president
of the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic. looked on approvingly.
CRIMMINS HAS 672
Over alleys 7 and 8. II and 10,
3 and 4. Parisclean shot l055-942-
1907 CrimminS' big end was
. 226-225-221 for a neat 6l2. He
worked for that almost as hard as
he did when he out-pinned Ned
Day in the national match game
championship match only TO lose
on points.
All because we purpoSely stated
his performances in past Times
Sweeps were never over-startling,
he made up his mind TO fire back
the blast and did just as expected.
That's Crimmins.
Ably assisting Crimmins was
Sgt. Herb Case, who has Com
missioner John Witherspoon of
the Detroit police and Supt. Louis
Berg more bowling minded than
ever these days.
BUKOWSKI is STAR
AS far as total pins were con-
cerned young Chef Bukowski
came through with the highest
series for his division thus far
when he combined 237-213-243 for
500 as Fife batted out 97l-96l-
1910 for its 2942. Almost every
one will be happy to know Len
Dettlof, Aircraft captain who was
drafted 10 replace the convalescingI
Omar Herppich, finished with 246
for 622 Holmes had 562. Fred
Brcckle $40 and Emil Dimitrie
525.
There were only five other
changes made among the leaders
over the weekend. Those in Class
II were undiSturbed. but Alex
MikoncZyks Ternstedt Machine
Gunners fired their way into the
second slot in Class & on g70-936-
$3.50 for 27S6. Emil Kashmerick
fading 10 1Sl-124 after 223 for SIS
and high.
BLOSSOM is GOOD
Ray Blossom lowered 219-216
in els as George Coles Fourth
Precinct of the Detroit Police
made fourth on 962-908-881 for
l275l. Mark Greene speared 256
opener in 598, but was topped by
Joe Maljak with 201-225 in 610 as
Angelo Calcaterra's Petrick's Five
of Rainbow made fifth on 274S.
Joe Buehler, leader of the state
tournament singles in Port Huron
with 707, rolled 22l-216 in 615, but
Emmett GillettS Wren'S of OwoSso
could muster only 1857. Frank
Abbate's Chrysler Heavy Repair
landed fifth in Class d on 1888.
Matt Langan was high with 211 in
$50
Jack AitChiSons DeSoto Reds
lferried into second in Class + with
a 937 middle game in 26l0. Frank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
MAY HAVE BROKEN HAND

Five of the nine ShutoutS in the
league are now credited TO the
chunky netminder from Niagara
Falls. He is 80 goals up on Turk
Broda, his nearest rival for the
Vezina Trophy And he may have
scored this last money triumph
with broken hand. He fell on il
in the game at New York Thurs
day. will have it X-rayed al
Harper Hospital today
II was a great one for Johnny
his second Shutout OF the season
over Boston with Frank (Mr
Zero) Brinsek in the nets.
But 10 wasn't the shutout
that counted-it was the game"
said the sweating Mowers in the
dressing room as he posed for
photographers. including three
coast guard boys.
That was the way the fans felt
TOO. They were standing up-pull-
ing for Johnny'S shutout through
the last two minutes as the Bruins
made their dying rushes. But the
buzzer that signalized the end OF
the game and Johnny'S individual
triumph was just the final flip OF
the battle in which Detroit played
its best hockey of the season
proved IL was the team 10 beat for
the Stanley Cup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22

Bng Crosby and his pals
handed over another $500 today
TO the Fourth Army air force
soldiers athletic equipment fund
at San Francisco.
II was collected from a crowd
OF 500 who gathered at the Lake
MERGED Golf Course to watch
Crosby, 1t. Marvin Bud" Ward.
national amateur champion;
Benny Coltrin and Arthur Bell,
the latter two well known pros,
play l8 holes.
Crosby shot a 4 over par 40
and a over 81 for a II.
Ward. Crosbys partner,
carded par &c out, and ! over
81 in for a 70.
Coltrin had the best score Of
all. a 36-35-71, | under par,
while Bell carded a 37-35-72,
even par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT 4, Boston O
New York 8, Montreal I.
Chicago 5. Toronto n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
IT'S A ROUGH GAME

Detroit scored three Of its four
goals while Boston was short
handed in this game Of crashing
bodychecks and a few fstic fur
ries. But the Red Wings were
Just cashing in on their oppor-
tunities where Boston could not.
although the Wings were short
handed five times TO Boston's four.
Because Johnny was getting
great protection from Jack Stew
art Jimmy Orlando, Gully Simon,
Alex Motter and his hard check
ing forwards, he had TO make
only % saves as against b for
Brimsek. But he saved his shut
out and perhaps the ball game,
too. with three saves in two sec
onds while Jimmy Orlando was in
the penalty box for hooking IN
the first period.
Herbie Cain was In alone on
Mowers. Johnny saved. Flash