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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-21
TWELVE LEAVE FOR
5kAGWAY YESTERDAY

Leaving yesterday afternoon for
Skagway were the following: Doro-
thy H. Scott, Michael Scott, Capt.
w. S. Westfall, Charles F. Severson,
Jr, Gerald Newton, Charles r, o.
Connell, Amby L. Montgomery Ar
thur d. Hands, DeLoss w. Johnson,
Curtis Shattuck and A. Van Ma
vern. *t
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the reassuring purr of his ships
Diesel. He stakes his life upon
its rugged efficiency = SO he
feeds it clean, uniform, power
packed Standard Diesel Fuel.
He knows Standard Diesel
Fuel comes to him 1oo9o clean,
without impurities that injure
delicate fuel injectors. Uniform
in performance, it ignites
smoothly and Clearly, and has
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Daily Lessons in English " |. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NISUSED: will still
o help STILL
OFTEN MISPRoNoUNcED:
rs in A second syllable
OFTEN MISSPEILED: pronounced su-do-nm
hurry, expedite accelerate
WORD STUDY: Use i yours"
Todays
brighten The darkness shall be dspeed
and with light and glory"-Seneca
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FIOULNN LlIVULIIL ROBERTA LEE


begins to when attending large dinner?
sisters register
They register-Niss
Detroit,
say answering private
telephone?
A. Yes, aaef4-s& = S
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the extra power to get him out
of tight spots.
Today. like the ships they
serve, Standard Marine Prod
ucts are meeting the supreme
test. Standard Diesel Fuel,
RPM DELO, the Diesel engine
lubricant used in Navy subma-
rines, Standard Gasolines and
gasoline engine oils are helping
to write a stirring page in the
saga of the Alaska fishing feet
the navy that fights the war
for food.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
July q


JULY 81
John N. Morrison
Wyatt Kingman
Eddie Cochrane
Mrs. Frank H. Foster
Mrs. Rene Stragier
Emilio Uberto
Edward j. Dull
Mrs. Clarence Carlson
Addie T. Nickerson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Terry May Get
Phi|ies Club

NEW YORK. Feb. Il (INS).--
Bill Terry, former New York
Giants first baseman, will assume
control of the Philadelphia Phillies
if the club is not sold by next
Thursday, the New York Journal
American stated today.
Terry's name has been linked
with the Phillies ever since he
stepped out as manager of the
Giants farm system, but several
groups are now dickering for pur-
chase of the club, which was put
on the auction block last week by
National League President Ford
Frick.
Since Gerry Nugent is officially
deposed as president of the Phillies
on Thursday that day has been
set as the deadline for ownership
negotiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
is FIGURES YOU K4OWWAT THEY'RE DORG-N CAMP AND ABROAD

five members Of the Great Lakes
baseball squad. four football
players, a swimming instructor
and an athletic trainer.
In addition to Mccoy, fc.mer
second baseman for the Phila-
delphia Athletics and Detroit
Tigers, and Padgett, St. Louis
Cardinal outfelder, the baseball
men are first baseman Chester
Hajduk, property of the Chicago
White SoX; Jim Basso Of Omaha,
whose contract is owned by the
Cardinals, and Herman FiShman
of Detroit, former Piedmont
League pitcher.
The football men who de-
parted are Urban Odson, Bob
Sweiger and Len Levy of Min
neSota, members of last seasons
Great Lakes squad, and Paul
Franklin, formerly OF the Chi
cago Bears. Jim Clark of In
dlanapoliS. a swimming expert,
and Myron C'MuSh'D ESler. for
mer trainer for the Milwaukee
Brewers of the American ASsoci-
alton, also left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
BY EDGAR HAYES

1t. Com. Jim Crowley, former
football coach at Fordham, is
en- route TO his new assignment
with the navy .. He is being
sent to base in the Southwest
Pacific where he will help re-
habilitate wounded aviators
He was coach of the
North Carolina Preflight foot
ball team last fall.
1t. Don Rossi, assistant foot
ball coach at Michigan State a
couple of years ago, is in the
air force at San Antonio, Tex.
He made several appear
ances at The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterbacks.
Dominick Napolitano, physi-
cal education teacher and box
ing coach at Notre Dame. is now
a lieutenant (j.gD in the navy
taking his indoctrination at
Chapel Hill, n. c. Word
was received at Notre Dame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Wings, Montreal
Make History
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

It's one Of those anything-can-
happen series. these homeland
home battles in which the Detroit
Red Wings and Montreal Cana
diens are engaged this weekend.
Although the Red Wings had
lost only one Of seven games to
the Frenchmen up to Saturday
night, they're glueing down their
wigs so they won't pop off in the
scoring excitement at Olympia this
Sunday night when the French
men come down for their last
visit of the season.
1t is probable another sellout
crowd Of more than $4,000 will
jam IN 10 see if the Canadiens can
duplicate the record scoring burst
of the season they produced 10
beat the Red Wings two weeks ago.
This is the start of an important
week for the Red Wings, one which
offers them a real chance TO gain
on the league leading Bruins.
They will encounter what should
be easy opposition in the Rangers
at New York Thursday and come
back to battle the Bruins here
next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

line coach al Northwestern is a
lieutenant commander in the
navy.
Danny Rose, basketball coach
at Central Methodist. and
Towner Smith. track coach at
Western Michigan, are both in
the navy now.
Gus Sharamet, Detroit boy
who won many intercollegiate
swimming honors at the Uni
versity Of Michigan. received his
call for the Navy Air Fleet
cadets this week and is at
Great Lakes.
1t. A. James Stirling, active
in Nipper class sailing on the
Detroit River last summer, will
receive his wings from the army
air corps Tuesday at the Black
land Army Flying School at
Waco, Tex.
Here arc where some OF
Wayne's athletes were at the
last accounting:
Ensign Tom Adams. flying a
torpedo bomber in the South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
lotta and Robinson Signed for Bout Here Feb rs
Keep Wartime, City
Sports Officials Urge
Keep wartime!

Keep wartime!
plea of officials connected with recreatonal
activities in the metropolitan Detroit
4shour week ordered by President Roosevelt
workers for the most part work and play into the
day.
Considne director of the department of recreation,
m up the attitude Detros recreatonai leaders
in this way:
I'VE planning biggest of sports II men and
women given time TO play. We know how important
recreation worker. That's why would like to
wartime may have that extra hour
at night"
Golf reported their biggest play starting at
o'clock in the afternoon last year. Most tournament play
scheduled that could complete days work before
bringing the mashie and nibick
Softba sport that attracts thousands spectators and
competitors Of the most popular pasmes in this
Wartime especially schedules mapped by
leaders Of this sport.
Citizens of Detroit vote Monday the Time Bill. Those
interested supplying recreaona programs emitting
continual chant;
KEEP WARTIME"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

west Pacific Sgt. Bill Cas-
sidy in the Aleutians .. 1t.
Frank Babinski. Hawaii Lit.
Andy Clark, Chico. Cal.
Ensign G.. II. Clayton, Alaska
=. Robert McKeDna. Australia
1t. Joe Mohr, fier in Eng
lane Sgt. Peter Nunez,
England Jimmy Potter.
India 1t. Gerald Richards,
Africa 1t. G.. +. Schultz,
with a bomber squadron in Eng
land. has been decorated =.
Ensign Lawrence Slade, on the
u. S. S. Wyoming 1t. j. F.
SzcZygiel. in Africa where he
goes on frequent bomb unload
ing trips.
Eleven athletes, including for
mer major league baseball play
ers Benny Mccoy and Don Pad
gett and three former Univer-
sity of Minnesota football stars.
have been transferred 10 an
eastern naval base for advanced
training. the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station announced to-
night.
The list Of transfers included
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

tive duty as soon as his
studies are completed His
brother, Ensign George, has
been reported missing in action
in the Southwest Pacific since
last May His sister, Miss
Miriam Petriz, is an officer in
the WAAC Joe's assistant,
Phil Rulli, entered the navy
last fall Joe is rated
among the most efficient and
popular publicity directors.
Lee Artoe. for three years a
tackle for the Chicago Bears.
was sworn in as an ensign IN
the naval reserve last week
The universities lost a number
of top flight coaches in the
services during the last week
The navy took most of
them, including Denny Meyers
of Boston College, Jack Meagher
of Auburn who upset the great
Georgia team DR.. Eddie
Anderson. football coach at
Iowa. is a major in the army
reserves and Burt IngWerSen,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Star Missing, State
Mdtmen Still Win

EAST LANSING. Feb. 10
Although without the services Of
Bill Maxwell. 1d5-pound national
collegiate champion. the Michigan
State wrestling team coaSted 10
its third victory Of the season here
today by defeating Ohio State,
22-6.
The Spartan matmen scored 10
Of their points on falls by Merle
Jennings and Iggy Konrad in the
12S and 136-pound bouts. respect
lively. Burl Jennings moved up 90
las pounds 10 replace Maxwell,
who was on the sidelines with a
cold.
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NJ WrestIers
Defeat Purple

EVANSTON, Ill, Feb. 49,
With Dick Kopel and Bob Allen
winning their matches. plus two
victories via the forfeit route.
Michigan's wrestling team defeat
ed Northwestern, Is 10 Is. here
today.
Kopel won the 12S-pound divi-
sion by outpointing Art Neither
colt while Allen threw Dick
HurZah in the 165-pound weight
Northwestern forfeited the 1876 and
145-pound divisions because OF in
juries.
The Wildcats won four bouts.
two Of them by falls. Charles
Weber pinned Max Luchart in the
12l pound class and Bill Ivy
pinned Johnny Greene in the
heavyweight match. And Ivy, Bills
brother. won a decision over Pete
Spiek in the 155 pound weight
and Ed WojieschowSki outlaSted
Hugh Mach in the IT'S pound divi-
sion 10 score a 4 10 3 decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

whether or not the sport world
should continue in wartime the
Spokane organization set the ma
chinery in motion.
Round table officials, renowned
for their bundles for Congress
campaign. made il clear they were
rot seeking to sway public opinion.
"what we want" they said,
els for every fan In the nation TO
write an opinion, be IL pro or
con, regarding the grave situa-
ton that faces the national pas
time"
Army posts. naval stations, ma
rine and coast guard bases, both
here and abroad, will be asked to
Join in the survey. The results will
be forwarded 10 Washington.
As an added stimulant TO the
writer's, the round table announces
at least 81 500 in war bonds Will be
distributed 10 those fans who con-
tribute the best letters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Bob Ufer Sets
Record in 300
At State Meet

EAST LANSING, Feb. 13.-Bob
Ufer, Michigan's great middle dis
lance star, established new meet
and carnival record tonight as he
captured the 300-yard run. feature
event of the twenty-third annual
Michigan State College carnival at
Jenison Field House.
Ufer led the field In :31.4 10
lower the old record of 1927 held
by Cleon Smith of Michigan State.
Jim Kerwin OF Western Michigan
trailed 10 wards behind Ufer, while
Dale Kaulitz OF Michigan State
and John Murphy of Notre Dame
were third and fourth.
More records were shattered
when Jim Delaney of Notre Dame
erased the field house shotput
mark with q heave of so feet AS
inches. and Dallas Dupre of Ohio
State broad jumped "a feet 2ss
inches for new field house and
carnival record.
30O-y ard run Won by TIER michigan:
KerWin CWestsrn Michigan, second kau.
III tMiChtGhn Sihtc't thlfGs MURPHY fNbiFe
Dame. fourth. Time. .3i.s thew field
house and carnival record. old mark Of
% : set by smith, Michigan state, in
1882.
Two-mis relay Won BY Michigan
Gngersnu. Hume. RoxborouEh, Matthew'S:
Notre Dame, second, Michigan Normal,
thrd. Time. zoos
Shoiput-Won by Delaney fNotre Dance
White (Notre Dame, second; Yonaksr
,Sotre Dameb third. Brecher thichigan
statsJ. fourth. Distance. so feet ~ inches
new field house record oid marks 81 80
feet a. inches set by DELANEY IN 1927.
Broad Juup-Won by Dupre tOhio ststeD
Miller (Notre Dance. second; Bauwnan
(WeSssru Michigan. third. Davis Mich
igAn State, fou rth. Distance, ~ feet -
inches (new field house ard carnival rec
ord old mark ~ "a feet l.. inches set
by Dupre in 1922.
T5-yard high hurdles go Won by Dillon
CNotre Dame: Dodge (Michigan stAtel.
second: Swanson 1MichiganD, third: Smith
,Soire Dance. fourth Time, rs.
SsO-yard relay tmAtchedb Won BY
A Dion Wilson. Mech, Benes, Stevens
Kalamazoo. second Time, I 3s.4.
6O0-yard run Won By Fehlg tNo,re
Dameb Glas michigan, second Upton
,Michigant. third. Whestley michigan,
Pole vsult-Won oy weithoft (Notrs
DamsD: segula (MichiganJ and webb
michigan Norma) tied for second Wonch
michigan state ard Dygert michigan
state ted for fourth. Height, ID feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
He's Quarter-Mile Ace
But He's Eyeing $50
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

ANN ARBOR, Feb. Hose
Nose" Bob Ufer, the second of his
family TO hold a Michigan track
record, has his immediate sights
set on new world outdoor quarter
mile mark but hopes he gets a
chance this spring to show what
ne can do in the half-mile as well.
Ufer is a senior at Michigan and
already holds the American Big
Ten indoor 440 record of :48.1,
established in the 1912 conference
meet.
His goal now is TO break the
outdoor mark for this distance of
AGA, set by Ben Eastman of STAN
ford 'in 1882.
Despite his success at 440 yards,
Ufer declares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Louis Finds No Threat
In Present Boxing Crop

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 1NS).-Joe
Louis today saw IN the ranks OF
the army and amateurs an incipi-
ent boom in postwar boxing. but
no real threat 10 MS own crown.
The heavyweight king shared
his views with the public before
for Burbank, Cal. and
a role in the movie version Of
This Is the Army" Louis han
come 20 Chicago from Fort Riley.
Kan. 10 sec his wife and hve-day-
old daughter. Jacquelne
He said the army l. expanding
IFS boxing program continually
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
WhirIdwdy Out
OF $4,000 Race

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13 ms
--Whirlaway. champion of racing
horses and top money winner of
the turf in 1912. may take an ex-
tended rest, trainer Ben Jones said
today.
The announcement was made by
ines when he sald Whirlaway
would not run as was expected.
in the S25 900 New Orleans Handi-
cap February p at Fair Grounds
race track.
There Is nothing wrong with
Whirlaway," Jones said. but he
hasn't responded to training and
seems to need an extended lay
off"
Jones said he didn't want 70
fool anybody and give them the
impression that Whi'laway will
nun" and added that "Whlrly is
400 good a horse 20 take a chance
on rushing. If did IL might knock
HIM out altogether
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

service, eyesight requirements. Ills
attempts to enlist in reserve units
has failed and he has a draft
Of Az because both
eyes have a rating of 200.
As a sophomore Ufer was sec
ond and fourth in the Big Ten
indoor and outdoor quarter-mile
finals. Last year he won the IN
door crown in record time but was
second outdoors. Three times in
these four meets he has anchored
mile relay team TO VIC
tory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Suggests Local
Glass { Teams

DURHAM, n. c.. Feb. IL (UP)
Formation of localized Class +
leagues to provide baseball for
territories now suspended and de-
velop youngsters. was suggested
today by President William G..
Bramham of the National AsSoci-
alton of Professional Baseball
Leagues.
Organization OF Class T. leagues
was authorized at the 1887 minor
league convention IN Milwaukee.
but they never materialized and
the association never has had a
league below Class ID.
The organization Of Class r
leagues would provide baseball
for some territories now sus-
pended. possibly develop some
youngsters for later service In
organized baseball and permit
experienced players TO keep in
shape" Bramham said.
Present regulations could he
changed to drop the bars against
experienced performers.
Glass r circuits can play as
few as three games a week,
which means that part time of
the performers could he devoted
to industrial work." the minor
league car explained. with
night ball in vogue, the players
could put In a full week on the
Job and play several night games
each week. SUI leagues would
have to be well localized 10
eliminate travel and loss of time
and there could be several In
one community with large in
dustrial plants"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

and many good prospects have
shown up in the featherweight,
lightweight and welterweight divi-
SionS.
Maybe that's a good thing
for me-" Joe laughed. 'It doesn't
look like any OF the amateurs
developing now will be q real
danger 60 my title"
I, As for his own plans, the champ
said his boxing again depends on
the length Of the war. III. after
he Is mustered out. he does not
fight again. he plans 10 be q man
ager or trainer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Thurston TO Aid Frisch

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 13 CUP).-
Hollis j. Thurston of Los Angeles,
former Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher
and Pacific Coast scout for the
Pittsburgh Pirates since 1889. will
assist Manager frankie Frisch at
Pirates training camp in
W1ncie, Ind, it was announced
today. The veteran player and
scout will Join the club when train
ing starts March IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
HubbeII First TO Sign

NEW YORK, Feb. - (UP).-
Carl Hubbell, veteran southpaw
pitcher, has become the first MEM
Der of the New York Giants 10
rree 10 terms for 1943. Secretary
Eddie Brannick announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Write Your Opinion on
BasebalPs Wartime Status

SPOKANE. Wash. Feb. 13
(UP).--A nationwide poll 10 seek
the public'S reaction toward base
balls wartime status was an
today by Spokane's gag
happy athletic gound table.
Taking the cue from Commits
sioner of Baseball Judge *. NJ.
Lands, who remarked recently he
hoped the 100000 baseball fans
would express their opinion as 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

1t will be LaMotta's fourth APP
pearance in Olympia, marking a
continuance of a string that in
cluded victories for the Bronx
whirlwind over Jimmy Edgar,
Charley Hayes and Robinson.
After having captured another
rich pugilistic prize from under the
nose of Mike Jacobs, New York
promoter, the triumphant Londes
is expected 10 return home Sum
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Meeting TO Decide
Eastern Tracks Fate

PROVIDENCE. r. 7, Feb. 10
J. Howard McGrath
today moved for a conference with
heads of Narragansett and Pas
coag race tracks which may lead
10 the resembling of race meeting
permits this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
ThOrpe'S Improving Steadily

Jim Thorpe footballs atme greats
Saturday
Hospital where he has been confined since suffering heart attack
Thursday.
Thorpe able reported
resting comfortably The athletes condition
= serious a
"Tl be able TO return Jim told
employed the plant protection the River Rouge
plant of the Ford Motor Car Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Chicago Relays
Listed for March 20

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 QNS).-The
seventh annual Chicago relays will
be staged in the Chicago stadium
the night of March 20, meet off,
Gals announce. High point OF the
meet is the traditional bankers
mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

during the week of the rescue
of Ensign Donald +. Kralovec,
baseball player on the 1941
team He was torpedoed
on Christmas Day and spent II
days on a raft in the shark-in-
tested waters of the South At
lantic He was in charge
of II men on four RATS and
when the RATS became sepa-
rated he swan out and pulled
thorn toOather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
viii Join Air Forces

Notre Dame will lose Owen
(Dippy) Evans and Pete Ash
baugh TO army and air forces
in May Pete was the
regular right halfback who was
injured before the Michigan
game.
The Fighting Irish also lost
their publicity director Joe
Petriz Joe has been COM
missioned' a lieutenant O.g) in
the navy and is now at Prince
ton He hopes 10 get ac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Basketball Results

Navy 80. Virginia University ~
Dartmouth ~. Cornell 80
Clarkson College 30. Ithaca College Is
Amherst IS. Wesleyan %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Seats 81 to $40

Before leaving for New York.
Londes said that he would have to
scale Olympia at prices ranging
from 81 to $40, which will make
possible a net gate of close to
$4,000, which will set new rec
ord for gate receipts for an indoor
fight in Detroit.
With a crowd Of nearly 10000
paid for their contest February 5.
Robinson and LaMotta broke ore
record, an attendance mark for an
indoor fistic card in Detroit.
1t will be the third 60 between
the two boys. After having drop
ped a decision in New York, La
Motta reversed the count in their
fight at Olympia. This, the third.
will be the rubber meeting. With
Robinson due for an early induc-
ton into the army, IL will likely
be their last get-together-for the
duration at least.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
I:54.8 Half

81 always have wanted 90 run
the $50 in competition and hope
Coach Ken Doherty gives me
this chance in outdoor meets
this spring.
If Doherty does make this move
he may be sure it will bring points
to Michigan, for Ufer recently ran
an indoor half in the exceptionally
good time of 1:54.S.
Ufer's desire TO run the half,
stems from the fact that his father
c. +. Ufcr, set a Michigan varsity
$50 record of 1851 in 1916. that
stood until 1926. The senior Ufer
is now a coal and supply dealer in
MI. Lebanon. Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

The signing of LaMotta did not
come until after hours Of haggling
over terms. according to word
from New York. With Robinson
signed for 30 per cent. Mike
Capriano and Jimmy Murray. CO.
managers of LaMotta, demanded
35 per cent. the percentage which
Robinson received from the first.
fight here. Londes offered each
scrapper 30 per cent.
Whether or not he gave La.
Motta more than the original 30
per cent offer was not indicated
by Londes. There may have been
a compromise.
The weight. 1t is presumed, is
160 pounds, the same as for the
other meeting here. For that tilt
Robinson tipped the scales at
.144l2 pounds and LaMotta 1901
pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Londes Signs
Fighters; Gate
of $4,000 Seen
BY LEO MACDONALD

Ray (Sugar) Robinson and Jake
LaMotta are signed TO meet in a
return match at Olympia, Feb
ruary 26, Nick Londes announced
over long distance telephone from
New York Saturday.
The negotiations were Conn
pleted with the signing of La
Motta in New York Saturday
noon after Robinson had previ-
|ously signed in his camp at
Greenwood Lake, N. Y, where
the Harlem Negro is training for
a fight with Sgt. Jackie Wilson
in Madison Square Garden next
Friday night.
Incidentally, LaMotta has the
distinction of bagging wins over
both Robinson and Wilson.