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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
HOTEL MACK

80 Gas Heated Rms. Hot Water DTy
81 up. Reasonable W'kly Rates.
We. 1921. Atlanta, Ga. Free P'king.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
How To Relieve
Bronchitis

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
famed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the I'M
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06
NATIVE SON
By RICHARD WRIGHT
CONTINUED From Last Week.

deep down in the snow. His eye
closed, slowly, and he was swallow
oG IN do ,-lrrrnr.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-03-06

tT0 Be CcutinuedJ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
9 79TF 10?
Can you answer these auiz Uucs.
tions? Turn 10 Page for the
answers.

Can you answer seven oi these
wv uUc.ituus? Turn 10 Page ! Tor
lHC answers
|. Inc portrait of which tlcsr
i"ut NJ the T.. S. appear OIL ono
.pllm bills
2. Stephen Early is Il secretary 80
o hch hugh government official?
> Gasoline rHtIonirp Is niece. .t'N
hrcai&c ri - shortage IN crude uI'
production. shortage of rcfircd ga>".
line. cor shortage Of rubber"
1. Name the capital of Chile.
;. Re. CTNItinn of creamery but
'cr for use by the u. s. armed fn'C"
and shipment ia Russia in 1919 H.
been fixed al 2O". 3OT. or 40" ~
total l.. 8. supplies
Il. Omar Ehayyam. the poet. We.
= native Of which country
:. Rabaul New Britain. is in ~,
south Atlantic. south Pacific or In
dian ocean.
q. There arc IL. l28 or l28u
ounce in gallon?
9 Tho Russian Baku oil field, are
ON the Caspian Sea: true or false"
10. Magnesium is used in the
manufacture ri inCcndiary bombs
true or false?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
Post Office Will
Resume Saturday
Afternoon Close

h.'.- HUrSulnG for several week. q
u...r .: coping open Saturday at.
.....r-. the post office Went nJr.
'.try To- the former custom uI clos
..- t"G 90, rcmaInlnG open ton only
pr. aa.. day
l. ~I~ said that the time ui men
utilized in Saturday afternoon ac-
t..'.c> would be distributed ln other
days IN the week So a. tu facilitate"
handling 90. mails when they are
heavier The transfer IN hours Al
fleets only 'Er various window ScgN-
.gc> and mot dispatch Of mails on out
gong tram, and cars. nor distribute
t!pu nl mail III lock boxes.
Saturday Afternoon openings wrr"
gunUGUrn,cd a iCw weeks ago when
the Post office Department pat all
personnel un I&-huur week. with
time and one halt tor overtime above
forty hours. winch has been the
standard iu. >cN crai years hitherto.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
Flue-Cured
Fourth
Largest Ever

Tobacco production ior l942 of all
lypcS combined was HI .i8e,Uuu
pounds, or twelve percent more than
IN 1871 and one percent larger than
the average. according 10 STATISTICS
aNallaDlc today from the Y. ,. DC
pat,mcnt q! Agriculture.
The report showed iluc-curcd pro-
ductlon OF 32l. ll5.Ou0 pounds in
1912 MAS the fourth largest yield Of
that type on record. II was grown
on T9l 300 acres. The per acre yield
Of l.U4l pounds WAS 23T pounds
han the previous yield sci III 1910
III per acre basis.
Production OF all types was six
percent greater than the l9Il acre
IGc actually harvested and sin per
cent higher IN per acre yield. Ac-
cage harvested WAS relatively small.
IL pcrCcEt below the l93u-39 aver
sc. but the yield per acre of 1927
pounds WAS above average and &c
nd highest ON record. ndiCatin.
more intensive cultivation or more
adorable growing cunuItionS or both.
F!rc-c,Ircd production was I2,83l, :
500 pounds. compared with I0.l82,-
'tn pounds last year and the aver
.~v rl l25.3iI. 600 pounds.
l'u.lIy production tor 1912 Of 33l. :
$4,000 pounds was two per cent
i:aH Tive 1871 crop oi 33T .I92 .O01
lands. but: slightly more than aver
e. Acreage harvested Increased
. at three pcrrcn: from 1871. but
ct per acre WIS estimated At about
az
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1913
Band Pleases
Large Crowd

Selected musicians from six bi.,l
school bands in this district rlc,','',,
Il large crowd in Henderson, Ii,,,
school auditorium last night v.,,h
concert which WAS the cluSlnr r,'r,',
ON one-day district band cI,n.,!..
sponsored by the North CrrI,,,
BandmaStcrS Association
The clinic band PLAYED diitrr,,,
numbers under the baIuuS -, NV
live bandmaStcrS attending the cline
w. L. Hcarnc. Henderson baudr,.,..
ter who Is vice president ur Ia,
BandmaStcrS Association and 49,.
was IN charge OF the meeting. \ /
Wagner of Oxford. r.. lc" Grm,u,,
Of LouiSburg, Bradford Wapurr ,I
Warrcnton. and Miss Mildred SIM
mons of ROXburo.
During the day. following rrris,,.,-
ton yesterday morning Il, lu.au
o'clock. the band member, had t..,..,,
part in section rchcarsal, unCv,. ,ln
various bandmaS,crS and IN pru,,,
practice.
Following the concert. the iInud..,-
son high school band rntrr,arur,
with dance i'll the high schn,i
gymnasium. To which high srnu,.
students and visitors were invited
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
New System
In Operation

Coupon banking - now undcr way
IN Henderson banks, according 10
Arthur ii. Surprise. secretary OF the
Henderson Chamber ul Commerce.
Under the OpA plan ton coupon
banking. retail food dealers whose
December sales were $4,000 ~ more
are required la use the plan. and
dealers with lesser sales are permit
ted 10 use it,
Food dealers Viii USE ration Cuu-
pom bank accounts iu dcpnS!, ruticc
and sugar stamps which they have
been receiving. and the pvUcC>>"G
foods and meat point stamps WH!CH
'hry Will br receiving soon. The OPP
Grafton OF the plan Is Slnplc. with
dealers dcpu>!tu9 coupons just as
They deposit money. and drawing
CHECKS against stamp accounts N Il
manner similar e. their drawing
checks against cash accounts.
Petroleum products are ovlns
handled i'll Il similar manner cNvCp'
that retail outlets are no, permitted.
'u open ration coupon bank accounts.
Distributors Will use the accounts To"
Urpu>!'IuG all coupons received from
vtJ,! dealers.
me new plan. USING me Eulapc-
tent facilities already available IN
The banks. Will relieve congestion
100 ration offices where necessary
equipment Is not available. The cost
u. the plan. for bank hruu.w- %;
'av accounts, Will be paid by OIN.
The complete text ul the plan 80.
unUpuu banking. as contained %. NI-
"u rrdvv 3-A. has bccu received
Hy the local commercial Organization
w 'Hc January 26 issue of Tie Fed
cad. RcS l>tcr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
WOODARD APPOINTED
BOND SALES LEADER

!. W. Wondard. mnuHgcr rt ,Ir
Henderson stUr" ui +. ". W~Ivulia
Goa. has been appointed retail CHAIR
man for the Vance county war nuuf.
sales committee. /, W. announced
today by j. &. Gardner. general
chairman of the committee.
Persons waning p"-i"i- ~, ntl..
2dNCrtisinG mTic'Irl inr lI-c M ,.,"-
ncction with the campaign toy sic.
Of war savings bonds and stnmp.
may secure such matter through Mr.
Woodland.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
NORTH HENDERSON
SERVICES SUNDAY

Timer" viii he nfth Sunday ,"r,-
r", - TN" North Henderson baptist
.nUTCN Sunday morning and night.
IN" morning service Will uc CON
uC'Cd nv tn" pastor. Rev. CI"rcIrUG
NIlIkIr. and 'hc night service ~.
'c.. i Is Washington. pastor of
.'y Road Methodist church The
,ingmg ~ tho evening service ~lI.
g ny tn" community choir under 'n"
i'adcG hip Of W 7. Adams Tho pun
.lc l~ cordially invited (" attend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
LOUISBURG HOUSES
CHANGE MANAGERS

I.oursburg. Jan. 3o.--'rhc manage
mcnts OF two tobacco warehouses
here are exchanging houses for Inc
1913 season Charles T.. Ford ::a~
leased the Scu'h>idc Warehouse tor
1913. giving up the Planters Ware
house Arch Wilson and Ben Wood.
vino last yea. operated S"uIhSIdc
WI! ppCYa,c Planters IN 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
irINI.\ HAVE CALI.

tlnwrU IN mId-altcruu"u Friday
.c-u.. s"d 'n u call To the home ni
p II bison. al GholSun avenue. pu'
IN, nIrry aus under control before
the 'urarn could get 10 the scene
Ar pu stowe nad ilaIcd up. No dan
ne .t~ .,DDgtCd
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
CITY LOTS CONVEYED

.- INC only real estate iran~irI .,
corded Al the register of decd en-.
.... yesterday Al. B. WC.tcr ...
...r I'D - Nuvclla Crudup svNc. .
.... .g Rowland street Ion Slu and
r..,. idCrdtlonS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
Around Towr.
<OII.E PROS TAKEN

y nnllc prose WAS taken H' To-
...ivy'> Cuur: today III the ,a-- ID.
Iu.N Rogers. charged Wl,u d=in.--
H.- %. m"uGaGcd property. l. w..
.. nUiy case GuckCtcG.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-30
TWO Lie IN>ES

Two marriage license were is
sued w tive vcsIStCr Of deeds FRI
day. 81, .n..u,. William Ernest O.
nnnd. Jr.. of GnldSbo.u. and Ada
Surrcll Page. OF Henderson. white;
and Howard People, and Gladys Al
sion. cpivrvG. both of Henderson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
ST. Josdphdt
Takes Prep Title
With Eth Victory

ST. JosaphatS basketball team
today is the second member of the
Catholic High School League TO
hold a division championship.
Last night at Catholic Central
gym, ST, JoSaphat won It's seventh
straight game by defeating ST.
Agnes, Is to l6, and with the VIC
tory went the third division east
side title.
Holding 10 TO s advantage at
halftime the ST. Josaphat quintet
scored only five points in remain
ing 10 minutes of play, but close
guarding also kept ST. Agnes
from going into the lead. Cass
Kwietniewski was high scorer for
the winners with 10 points. while
Bob Villert paced the losers with
seven points.
St. Stanislaus took ITS ninth
straight victory by swapping st.
Martin 81 TO p, in the feature
game of the east side of the
second division jerry Thurman,
BroncoS forward led the winners
with Is points. This victory left
St. StanislauS needing but one vic
tory out of the three league games
left TO play 10 win the title.
Mt. Carmel moved into first
place OF the third division west
side race by defeating All Saints,
40 10 Is. while it's nearest rival
st. Vincent was idle. John SteSa-
MAX was high scorer for Mt. Car
mel with - points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Real Team Of Five

The prize Thorpe snecdote,"
continues Reilly. els the old one
about the time Pop Warner took
Jim and four other Indians from
Carlisle over TO Easton, Pa, for
n dual track meet with the great
Lafayette team Of IS athletes
.. Although the two schools
were not far apart, Warner had
insisted on big payment OF
money before his champions
would appear -. The townspeo-
pie Of Easton went into hook TO
get up the dough.
Consequently. Pop was under
considerable suspicion when he
showed up with only five Indians
Most OF the Eastonites
thought he wasn't going 10 try
TO win with his team That's
where they were wrong In
practically every event from the
COWARD dash 10 the mile run.
high jump and pole vault,
Thorpe finished first. with three
of his Indian pals. bearing such
colOrfuI names a. Little Noun
tain, Winding Creek. etc. TAX
Ing second, third and fourth
place behind him Warmers
five Indians beat Lafayette's AZ
heroes by the one-Sided score Of
14-I2."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Bob Tales
Some More
Thorpe
Anecdotes
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Jim Thorpe, the great lnjun
athlete, is well on his way to
complete recovery from his re-
cent heart attack.
That's swell news. Ole Jim is
beloved by all those who knew
him and by millions more who
have had hundreds and hundreds
of Thorpe stories handed down
To them.
Since Jim's recent illness. the
boys have been busy digging out
some of the better ones from
the archives. Tom O'Reilly of
PM, recalls a couple. Says Tom:
mo athlete of his time even
achieved greater fame than the
Carlisle Indian and il is hard To
tramp the sporting trails with
out running into four or five
Interesting anecdotes about the
old timer who could play any
game invented One I en-
jOyed particularly was about the
time he was playing In the out
field for n major league ball
team. in a game with the Uni
Versity Of Chicago Jim was
supposed Ia he in left field.
About 80 yards beyond the
left field foul line, however,
dual track meet was in progress
between Chicago and the Uni
versity of Minnesota ~. And
I'm the eighth inning when a ball
was hit out 10 left field there
was nobody there To catch IL >.
In CONSERVATION the ball players
ooked around for Thorpe. only
TO find him i'm his baseball suit,
finishing first, as usual, in the
220-yard dash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
A Superman Story

Out Of the east comes the
amazing story of Sylvester
Coeddc. the 6-iooi. 9-lnch OK
Georgetown University freshman
basketball star
After a high school career at
AaughnSvillc O.. that made him
Ybok like the prospect Of the
decade. Goeddc received no less
than 80 offers from institutions
Of higher education. He finally
selected Georgetown, bat coach
Elmer Ripley soon discovered he
had prima donna on his hands.
Tho young man usually per-
formed brilliantly in the carly
part Of the afternoon workouts,
but along toward five o'clock
he'd begin hadgerlng Ripley 10
release him from practice on one
excuse or another. a first Rip
ley refused 10 listen 10 the
youngsters appeal As a result.
Goeddc became hStlcSS and dis
interested in his play. He began
10 brood and Sulk
Finally. Gocddc told his
mentor he was through with
basketball Ripley was not a
little puzzled al what obscure
cause was wrccklng one Of the
most prom Ing basketball
careers Of this generation. At
length. Goedde admitted the
truth.
He announced. very Solcmnly
that he had He choice He'd
have 10 cut basketball because
IL prevented hum from hearing
"&"pcrmaq' on the radio at 5.45
y afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
@sGP01re
SSic
7.@dIkReS

= tension Of Detroit Times Clas-
. Bowling League schedule TO
pril II is the procedure today
Olowing the postponement Of last
nights matches at Riviera Recrea-
ton.
Failure 10 notify UAW-CIO Lin
coin 900 League IN time to permit
that circuit 10 skip week re-
suited in the TcsCheduling of last
nights classic psirings for April
20 and second half position night
for April p
This arrangCmcnt Will hold IN.
less the board OF directors votes
later for an earlier play-of and
the season 10 close April 20 as the
original action directs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
BY HAROLD KAHL

Michigan Federation of sLabor
has chosen Washington Bowl as
the site for its first annual handi-
cap bowling tournament 10 be held
March 20-2l-27-28, John Signorelli.
Secretary-treaSurer. announced to-
day. Only MEL members will he
eligible for this ABC sanctioned
event.
Team doubles and singles com
petitions will carry 900 800 and
$50 as scratch average with 70 per
cent To be added, or deducted.
Averages OF the last week in jan
uary are TO be taken, and must
be based on not less than ~ games.
Otherwise. $50 will be used.
First prize i'm the fiVe-men IS
500 guaranteed. The champion
team also will receive the Detroit
Labor News Trophy, Individual
medals will be given 10 winners in
all three events. Entries close with
SignoreJli, 430 East Saratoga,
March 6.
Joe Ardito, president OF the
Knights of Columbus Inter-Council
League and director of the NHchi-
gan State Council X. of {. Bowling
Association, leaves for Fort Custer
and the army tomorrow. Art
Schultz will replace him in the
Inter Council loop and Phil Pierce
L.. "A la. LOT II Ia.
Metro X. OF {. tourney 10 he held
at the Recreation, March 1923
April 81.
Gcorge Mcclellan pecIed Of 2I5-
2OS-2O2 for neat $50 IA the West
Chicago House.
DR.. Jack Jackman. secretary Of
the Conglo rolled his first 500
series in league competition. but
his 221-215 in $40 didn't count
because he was filling in as a sub
on another team. Pastor. last
years champion in the National
Division. Is in the cellar for the
first time in two years.
For the second consecutive week.
Ken Liberda headed the Rainbow
Major $50 Classic on 213-233-2I8
for 664. AIt Klein had 202-265 in
65l.
H0rpo Stcfoai came up nth 279
W the RumbOU gOO House.
Fred Lettering. IT'S average. fash
Toned a triplicate with three 1895
for All as julius Hoenicke's DAB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Report Tigers
Bidding for As
Bob Johnson
BY LEO MACDONELL

With Jack Zeller touring in the
minors, confirmation was lacking
today Of report the Tigers were
bidding for Bob Johnson. hard
hitting Athletics outflelder, whom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
RIEBE RUNS TEAMS

Pvt. Harvey Riebe. who re-
ported 10 the Tigers aS a catcher
when Birdie TebbettS enlisted,
now has charge of baseball and
Softball al Fort Mcclellan,
where he is taking his basic
training He reported 10 De-
troit from Beaumont Char
ley Colbert. who served a term
as Shortstop with the Detroit
Tigers, among others. is a lieu
tenant in the naval reserve
He is physical training officer at
naval training school at Norman,
Oklahoma.
It. Ralph Johnson. son OF
recreation department director.
Hubert, ana apformer end on the
Wayne University football team.
writes from Vichy, Mo. that he
took Miss Patricia Redel. a Mis-
souri, girl. as his bride a few
days ago He has been claS-
Sifed as principal pilot Of
fighters and twin engine air.
craft.
Many prominent athletes arc
working with the USO Ralph
Metcalf, the Marquette speed
demon. quit a good lob TO be-
come director Of a USO club in
Admission. Ala. Harry r.
Payne, head football and track
coach AT Toward University
from 1900. enlisted as sport
director OF USO in San Fran
cisco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

Connie NJ a c k
has thrown on
the market.
Z @ Her was
last heard of in
Shreveport, La.
where he at
tended a meet
ing of the Texas
l. g a G u c. in
W h i c h the
Tigers, as others
of the Beau
mont franchise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

making the score l25 10 q. He
collected his 500. sauntered out
of the billiard parlor. 1 asked
the owner who he was.
Never saw him in my life,'
was the answer, as l stood there
scratching my head"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

tied Jacob Glass for high in the
st. Paul's Lutheran.
Freeman Fetterman's 237202-
1914 for 63S and Hazel HOlleman's
243 are new marks In the Kings
and Queens Classic.
Bin Lime nailed ESQ IN the
Pdldcc- Schocphcrr House.
Steve Chayke bcttercd Erv. Kos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Scratches
FAIR GROUNDS
Ill L.

FAIR GROUNDS
Track. fast
FIRST Race Doctor Jackie
Second Race Vsldins Csptor Com
mencemeni Michigan sun, Csgot
Fourth RaCe--Nelhe J..
Seventh Race Mythical King Ysnnie
SID ArmoT Bearer
Eighth Race Alphabow. Three Bangs.
Bolute. Belmar Haste, Ho Hung. Ballast
Reef Formation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Last night's scores:
Real Accomplishment

Statisticians claim that scoring
20 goals during a National Hockey
League season is equivalent TO
batting 400 in baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
LABOR MEET AT WASHINGTON BOWL
MIL Chooses Site fer March 2O-27 Event

with 21S and registered q new third
high series of 65l a. Wolverines
ouSted the BARRIERS from first place
with sweep in the Riviera House.
Pete Paquette's 2iS in 653 and
Ray Pickard's 2i5 were highlights
I'm the Palace House.
"Ap JoBos fashioned 25g-22I-
g00 for ,6S0 Ia the Orient Senior
House.
DIR. Michael R0Wds'S PAP and the
Socha teams 927 are new second
highs in the Detroit Retail Meat
Merchants.
Members of the Schmidt team
shot 1852 for a new high single in
the metropolitan Catholic. Sam
TerreauIt's 24i stood out.
Freddy GardeHa topped the field
IN the ut. Elliott Senior on 2O9-
2I3-222 Jor az.
Marty Harold clicked with PIP
2l4-225 for 65l in the Bowl-O-
Drome Senior House. where 600
series also were rolled by Charles
Rassner. Mario Lebo, Ace Cutler
and Johnny Kish.
Elmer Bob" Cast gets better as
he goes along. He shot 13l-I4l-
Isl for 42S in the Jolly Fifty.
Gr0cc johnson tipped rs in the
Southeastern Ladies'.
Bill kenetS Ambassador Recrea-
ton boys team defeated Cass
Schlaff'S Tower Recreation boys
by $50 pins in rolling 1886 TO its
rivals 1926. Jim Klebba was the
scoring star with 594.
Leone Horizons 1872 and Helen
McArthey's SIC featured in the
Varsity Ladies.
Jack ChpdB's Ell cos tops il the
Plymouth $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

A. Jersey City. y. J-Chafley Lewis,
40. New YORK decisionsd Harold tcan-
tCnlcoj Morales I2l Cuba Outponted
PeeVee LOUIS, 100, Baltipore (sj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Fight Results
~ United Press

A. New York Chester Rico, 1881. New
York decisionsd Bobby Mcintyre. 1891.
Detroit G0l; Joe Aponts Torres, l27is.
Puerto Rico. knocked out Johnny Cock
Held, $50. New York CO.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Bio Ten Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Michigan 81. Purdue 81
SATURDAYS GAMES
Michigan ~ Ohio state.
Iowa al Purdue
Wisconsin A. Illinois.
Minnesota AZ Indiana
Northwestern a. Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

~ Pittsburgh Fritzie Zivic. f4g. PITTS
hurgh decisioned Mayor Pablo li6, Phiia-
10 lphia ti0J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Southerners ski

Members of the Great Smokes
Ski Club are active in the snow
sport in the higher elevations of
TenneSSee'S mountains during
January. February and March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Used to ReVerSeS
RaI phi Greenleaf. Not Fsrine So Well Against
Moseoni, Tells Of Upset by Stranger
BY DON GILLIES

Ralph Greenleaf. former world
pocket billiard champion, in De-
troit tins week for a series of
exhibition matches Al the Recrea-
ton Building with Willie Mosconi,
present titleholder, may not be
doing SO well. but that doesn't
bother hIm one iota.
Grcenleaf, tall. good-naturcd,
mad just dropped his fourth
straight game TO Mosconi yester-
day, lbs 10 - in seven innings In
the afternoon MoSconi won, l25
10 30 in l6.
Greenleaf always gets kick
out of playing. he said whether for
money. marbles, or chalk. He's
been champion of the world Is
times.
Between matches. which are
played daily at 800 p. m. and
$50 p. m, he likes 10 recall in
tereStlng experiences IN has long
and Colorful career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the
y ght Edition only the name of a horse
which race experts feel ~ among the out .
standing bets ~ the day.
The code key appears each might In the
Red Line Edition with = number CORE
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17

once were prominent. From the
Louisiana metropolis, the Tiger
general manager was said 10 be
headed for a meeting of the South
ern loop,
RETURNS CONTRACTS
johnson was put on the market
by Connie Mack when he returned
for the second time Philadelphia
contract for the coming season.
johnson had claimed second
bonus for 1912, IL was said
With the Tigers drained by the
services, there is little question but
what johnson would be welcomed
with glee by Steve ONeill. the
new manager The Tigers are in
tough shape for gardeners.
TIGER SHORTAGE
With Barney McCosky headed
for service in the navy and Dick
Wakefield's status uncertain. the
Tigers have been reduced 10 Doc
Cramer, Rip Radcliffe and Ned
Harris.
The drouth in Tiger material is
emphasized with the appearance
OF only two recruit outfielderS
among the IS candidates listed TO
report for spring training al
Evansville, March Is.
They are Charley Metro and
Vic VERT. the former up from
Beaumont and Wertz from Win
ston-Salem. Neither boasts a very
good hitting record