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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Great Lakes Nine
Here July "A

Mickey Cochranc and Jail, ,eu,a-
tiopai Groat Lakes baseball team
vU play al the Ford Roumda
diamond ON hll T. it was am
nounccd to6s, It. Cochrane :
club will plal aa a.I->tar outfit
from ttc Ford Rouge League.
The proceeds Of the game v-t1l go
10 the Great Lakes athlcuc and
welfare .4rd
Seating capac.'y-at me RoWnda
diamond is being increased 10
$500 Army and navy personnel
VIII bc guests. There VIII b. flag
raising ceremonies and music by
rho Dearborn naval training school
band
The Ford team viii be com
posed Of AT lDl>t NO men from
each club THESE men play under
open rules and many are former
MINOR and waor league prospects.
one Of 'te graduates from the
league Barney McCo~ky, Will be
With the NAVY team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Shy Top c stehefs

Whereas, m the days of Ted
Williams Joe DNaEEio and
other greats. - was no great
trick picking an ail->tar teHrH.
the managers Of the respective
clubs must be having a tougher
time this year For instance
naming an outstanding catcher.
Thcre are com nm q n q b 4 o.
CatChorS bur they are weak with
The stick In this group are Paul
Richards Of the Tigers and Mike
fresh Of the White SoN Buddy
RoSar. with .3l5. had the best
mark a bat Roy Partce of The
Red SoN. also good AZ the plate,
IS one Of The best looking Young
StcrS 10 come into the league.
Harold Wagner Of the Athletics
and frankie Hayes rank with
me best of the veterans. Al
though HAYES is not the hitter
he used 10 be
While Rudy NorkS batting
average may he Off do not be
surprised II the managers pick
the big lniun 20 be on first base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Count Is Sound
But Must Wait

NEW YORK June 90 OUP)-
Count Fleet tine 3-ycaold Won
der horse ha, been pronounced
~0urd by veterinarians bur VIII
NOT RETURN 10 jho Iacos for at
laa-t another month, missing the
Ar.u-tor classic M Chicago.
owner John -. Hertz announced
today
we've got the best colt ever
foalcd." added trainer bon Cam.
ccon. and W. aren't going 1"
take a chance with him. Wen
bring him hack slowly, starting
training immediately, and try to
get HIM ready for either the
american Derby al Chicago or
the TraNerS stakes. in the Sara
toSa meeting at Belmont, later
in the summer"
Kicked an the start Of the Wood
Memorial which Ec won. the
Count was doubtful starter n
tno Kentucky Derby but went on
tu tdGo the Iun for the Roses, the
The WuheTS and the
Belmont Stakes He suffered a
fall I1 the Belmont hls last start
and D. Wa, feared for a while that
bis RAGING career was over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Yale Defeats
Michigan

CHICAGO. June % CUP)-
Yalc'S four-man golf team held
the 10th annual National CnlleGi--
ate golf team championship today
after ralSing 10 come home four
strokes ahead OF Michigan over
the Olympia Fields course.
The Yale fourSome. which trav-
cled from the East at its wn
expense TO have one final whlrl AZ
tournament golf. came from u
strokes back 10 win in the final
nine holes with a 36-hole total ~
bli. Louisiana States defending
champions were third with 621.
Following were Minnesota. 635;
Northwestern. cal Princeton,l
$50 and Nore Dame 656
.----t3rrtfl purifying and the
first round Of match play Of the
Strcamhncd threc-day tourney
were played yesterday. the scores
81 both rounds counting in the
team event After winning tho
medal PLAY with a par Il. John
Sonny Ellis. Louisiana State
vs. @ p b o m re. was eliminated
promptly by Claude Wild of
Texas who qualified with rs
Two Michigan players, who fin
iShed second and third behind
Ellis in medal play also we're
eliminated IN their first matches.
Phil NarccliuS. who shot a n in
rrC morning round lost 10 Jun
Gallagher. Notrc Dame and 3.
and Bll Lud0lph. who qualified
with a - was stopped, and !.
by Jack Harris. Yale
other FIRST round results, with
qualifying scores were
POB FTFE c7t MCHIGAN. defeated
lo4i. Lex go Mnussota lr
Bob Fu1tE '5k Ys'e defeated Dick
Tlr1hnW ti'' iuu1.s snf
Jim Bsssnfe.fsr 81 So'rs DANE 10.
f'aiei Jam Wftsuoers Ts', Lonista-a
I'm Tss'. -.l csr.,ec e.,s,,sa W..
's- k''-ns princeton un go holes
f.u stfeat go NrvtnSes'sln -.
fesis1 Gene M.alessa ,7ss. iuJsos Z
War.- Pee. n .77n va. 4.t.a,.4
Ete.e Ja,or. al, Warrington, up
Jnru ranobps til. GeorgF'oNr ~
tested ROB ROWEN ol'. MICHIGAN
STATE 4p ti4 h.'esI
Rrr sr.f7 ,-3, Msrigsr ds'ss's1 nm
Harvey tAft iaki~n," E and
Bon krrAn rEU 8.rrss.'s dsfsA''d
FN ramlh'i 60. Princeton. up "a
WIsn P.eso ~, rs,as dsf,s,.d
n..s ~ ~. 90 isRrs0rs ARD
bale Vnrs. t-f. louisiana state de-
ssts1 ke'n Br fs-an t1~' Ys'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Sailing Secret Out
Apache Carried Canvas on Wrong Side When
She Took Licking in Mills Race on Lake Erie
By GEORGE r. VAN

II now comes out that Apache
carried canvas on the wrong side
OF the boat when she took that
licking In the Mills Trophy Race
on Lake Eric over the week nd
Wllfred CToot Gmelner didn't
want n known that on Sunday
morning after the race one Of his
crew went overheard and found
a big chunk OF debris canvas
haCged around her propeller
This served TO act as a drag
but loot didn't want the story
bruited about He wanted no ali
bis But Bradley MaSaitis, an un-
retiCent and thoroughly unlnhib-
tied member Of the crew. did
mention II 10 Jerry Naumann Of
ESIrellita. who happened 10 men
non u 10 Johnny Pottle, who sails
an MINK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
DOUBLE BY VETERAN

Adams was plenty NJ help also
go r. y Bulbs Tomluta n tho
mile and 2 sixteenth Of tho s. 600
- Clair Purse. The 1-Scar-old
geldng had been coming from be-
hind q GA inst good opposition
lately bu' Johnny took hum 20 tho
front az the start Ie Just CoaStcd
along gave tho horse plenty Of
breathorS and beat back three
different challenges as ne brought
the 81 fayorlre under the wire
Two lengths ahead Of Corberus.
with Tex Ilygro third
Only other rider 10 get r dou,
bio was 25-ycar-old CLYDE Turk
The freckled veteran scored with
Okabera by four lengths Al SD 20
and GOT AIhino home by a nose
over the favored Golden Lea for
a So 20 mutucl IN the eighth
race
Track officials reported that
two carloa q $ Of stocplochaSe
horses from New York are 10 ar
rive today for the races which
arc 10 open the last Of the week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Clear Gunder Hdgg


HANOVER. \ II. June 2a0
ms Gundcr Hagg Swedish
track star. today denied any
knowledge that his name and
pcmro were hcJng used m con-
noc'ion with advertising bread.
clothes and wrist watches IN
Sweden EIagE, who leaves for
Chicago 10 meet Gil DoddS In tho
tWo-milorS after two DAYS more
Of training remarked on Stock
holm stories telling Of the adj
NortISlng There IS nothing 10 u.
II Uy pICtIr" is being used. n -
not with amy authority from mo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
How About Pinky7

From this seat. Frank
PinkyN Higgins old clutch
himself looks like the best Of
the third baScman for ALI
around service. He certainly is
the best of the httcrS among
third >ackerS. lie can stu move
around the bag pretty we'll md
his experience should count
Bill Johnson has been doing a
nice Job At third for the Yam
KEGS Ken kclrnCr VIII have
strength IN the voting bat The
Clevelandcr iSn the aIi-around
workman he used 90 bo He SuIl
plays bane-up game az third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
REACHES POULIoT

And 50 II got back To- Russ
Pouhot. who had shipped on Mink
Eddie WunSch'S grand old baby
This was a\bad thing because
Gmcincr and Pouliot bad had a
ribbing alteration In the grille Of
the Toledo Yacht Club before the
race N
Gmeinor had asked Pouliot
what boat he was sailing on II :
always a good thing 10 know
whore he is because the French
man has A habit Of riding on win
ncrS and is known for his proweSS
In getting and keeping a boat up
In front.
Pouli0t made known he was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
MORETTO ENTERED

The IIe>se Handicap. i'm which
Mrs e C. Winters Moretto is 10
20 4 mlc and a sixteenth against
four other 3-ycr-olds including
DrMana Farms Spy Snare and
Doyerea'N and FarrclIS Bold
Captain IS The other top race.
II probably VIII be another
day i'm which little Johnny Adams
VIII give some of ms rival Jockeys
= riding lesson
Adams gave tner-tWo- lessons
yesterday. The FRS came m the
fourth rare when ho jet Lady Re-
bccca ridden by shelby Clark.
and Fairly Fly ridden bv Doug
brennan 90 along in the deep
soaked going on the rail in the
stretch drive Johnny was third
then on his mount. Mystery Mar
vel bat br took the mare out
70 q dry strip m ,hc middle ~ The
track and pounded down the hard
track. past his lahorlng rivals
Mystery Marvel whirlcd across
the line more than two lengths
I0 front 70 show why her hackers
ha, knocked the odds down from
10 10 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

day lie viii be used in center
field
Doljack last played with Albany
Of the Eastern League two years
ago He Is 80 years old. single
huI4=E IN the draft He weighs
$50 pounds, is feet II inches tall
and hats and throws handed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Enters Annapolis

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. June o9
GNS) Kenneth Tallman, ~. all
state gridiron. and cage ace OF
Cheyenne High School. left today
for Annapolis 10 enter the L. $.
Naval Academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
LGNOtta-NcCOy Fight Cancelled

The fight between Young hid Mccoy and Jake LaNIotta,
scheduled Olympia Friday night. cancelled
announced today commissioner John j. Hcche office
Young Mccoy unable o a this fight "A
spokesman tor the boxing commissioner said
Ticket sales the fight had been brisk
Promoter Nikfonde, ha not announced whether ne will
10 mat so men a q date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

but his hit
ting has fall
On off Mel
Their ~ Jim
Tabor 81 the
Red Son The
< m . q d
threat " - y
tho willow
y 2 r n q =
Stephens of
Z no Browns
would he he
% r q n nous
e h 10 9 tOT
snrltStOp no
Il n % h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

played for De-
troit Tigers in
l933-34, in an
effort to bolster
I h cir outfeld
squad
Doljack, who
has been work.
ing out with
the Indians The
last 10 days.
formally Will
JON the Tribe
roster WedneS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Fa]her and Son

Larry GlIhSrt rs manager Of the
Nashville club and Charley hlS
son. is back with him again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
DOljack
Is Signed
by Tribe

CLEVELAND, June % up
Cleveland Indians announce tho
signing of frankie DoljaCk. who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

because his nose had been broken
a few times In riding accidents
His breathing apparatus didn
seem 10 be suited TO gas masks
So Jocy.S back. ready 10 60. lie
won't ride Samhorombon this
year. because old Sambo has been
sold TO Jimmy Powers Dearborn
stable Instead ne plans 10 ride
Gra>Nhopper II. tho French bred
horse which holds the North
American record for a mile and 10
yards
owner Beezlcy doesn't object i'm
the least 10 Joey riding one of his
best horses Not after what hap
pencd last year. Samhorombon
his 6-NeaT-old Argentine bred
horse. hadn won a race when
along about the FIRST OF August
owner BcczleA said
Joey, ! think wen ship old
Sambo out 10 the farm for
rest, Looks like he isn't going
to do any good"
JOEY MAKES PLEA
Jooy put up a protesting hand
Lets not send Sambo away
yet, boss: let me ride him in
that old time Jockeys race.
think we've got chance"
So they didn't ship Samborom-
bon away. Instead Joey brought
hmm flying down the middle of the
track 10 got that nose decision.
They just about had te hfi Joey
out Of The saddle after the race
bu' be did %
That race Impressed owner
Beazlry Ne decided 10 keep
Samho around for "a WhNc. IiC
entered him IN me $4,000 From
tier Handicap the following sat
urday II was The richest race of
The Detroit season And The win
ncr was Sawhorombou 10y ,frcc
lengths over Boss liuSS old
Suuho went ON to end up The
year with winnings of 5000
Joey lnlol0ne knows winner
when ho soos one he can have
his pick Oh the Bcclicy stable
anytime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
sNArPY COMEBACK

Just ask the man how far
Apache'S ahead" was TOotS re-
JoInder. a.
PoulIot burned and huleed his
googly-eyeS
"Tll make YOU take that
back"
II is now known that Mink
sailed a good race and was fourth
in the feet 10 finish and far ahead
Of Apache, which ended NJ an ar
uSuc success, well down the Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Major Lea que
Standings


NftIII'~ I'I.I'''i |li'If
Nt~ItHnNNr~ RI~ttTs
so games srrr1 sT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
CRAMPS IMAGE LIKED

The favorlte however. probably
VIII be Cramps Image. topweight
at IFS This colt from the A. J..
Abel stable which has won two
races Is 10 represent Betty CouZ-
ems Mrs. George r. Hearst
daughrcr-in-law Of William Ran.
dolph Hearst. will be represented
by Cuban Bomb. which recently
Won ms first start
BcauWOlf and ROYAL Red two
FIRST starters, arc 70 run as The
entry OF Miss Mary Fisher and
Mrs Susan Briggs Fisher. while
Naldlna LorIa, a recent winner
viii carry the silks OF Mrs. !.
Warfield Rodgers Of Memphis.
Tom Commando Tom viii run
Tor Peggy A Townsend while
Mrs Elizabeth r Graham viii be
represented bV Darby Delilah.
and Mrs AnaStaSia Buhl by Hi
Ty
This is tho third year the Turf
and Paddock club Purse has been
run and As before the horses
=,t-ti hz=zadftaef=FF1= ffiffrtd in
front Of The praDdStand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

aboard Mink in the race and then
ribbed Gmclner
What do YOU want me IN
tell the man In the boat at Put
In-Bay ." he asked This IL
one NJ the keTS of the
COuTSCD
The implication was that Gmei-
ner would be trailing Mink AT this
point But Gmeincr had a bun
mutt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
Society Holds
It's Own Race
AT Track Today
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Society goes 10 the Detroit race
track today, but racing fan Joe
Glutz viii be there by the usual
thousands 10 cheer the winner
home in the only race Of the De-
troit season which has any social
pretenSiOnS
This is the Turf and Paddock
Club Purse, for which some Of
the smart 2-ycar-OldS of the sea-
son have been leased for the day
by The socially prominent 10 carry
their ColorS. There's $1,000 al
stake. with silver plate for the
winning leaSe-holdcrS who enter
horses by invitation only.
Mrs. Frank j Napin. whose
n OrSc Sea Marriage won the
event fast year has obtained the
Milky Way Farms Red Wonder
10 represent her this time in the
fivc-furlong dash for 2-ycar-oldS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
JOEY MAKES PLEA

joey pat up a protesting hand
Lets not send Sambo away
vet, boss. let me ride him in
that old time jockeys race.
think we've got a chance"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
FOUND IN BOOTH

There were refreshment booths
away in the back. and in one ri
these We found my father ahc
Adams seated across the table
from each other.
"Sit down." my father in
vited, "and I'll order more
chocolate--or would YOU rather
have something else ="
I'VE have plenty OF time" he
said but not for me 10 hear
ANYTHING that has happened. l
am going directly back Ia the
-Eausfiett and get Miner into
his-effiee- -tAa-Hap- shall
signal 10 one OF our men 10 60
70 public phone and call
Adams here. Richard, you will
not walt for the signal, hut go
directly back Ia the Lansfield
alone and up TO the balcony
suite.
"Margaret"-he turned 20 me-
--"as soon as you get into that
suite, find out from Katherine
what Miner wanted of YOU
when ne was trying 10 find YOU.
At the same time. Adams will
come down 90 Miners office on
some preteNt, and at his APP
pearance. I'll know you are up
stairs, and will come up imme-
diately. Then l can hear your
reports and We can map the
next step in our campaign"
DICKY WAVED BACK
He rose as he spoke and Dicky
GOT UP also.
But my father waved him back
Wait two minutes. Richard
he said we don't want 10 70
back together"
Just a. YOU say, Dad"
And in two minutes 20 the sec
ond. he rose, waved AZ airy fare.
well al me, and spoke grayclv tc
Adams.
Take good care Of her,
Adams" he said.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

"You mean" 7 began in
anely enough. for there was no
reason why | should not know
exactly what Dicky meant.
With a grave face he tapped the
top of my head lightly with hs
department To Iet--unfur-
Ihedw he glbed But I'll for
give you on the grounds Of eN-
treme mental fatigue and strain.
When your brain cells start
functioning again, youll realize
that III the Chief pulls of that
Meredith stunt successfully this
afternoon. in addition 10 this
one, he'll have little Ruthie 40
tied up I'm knots that II Will
take the Lord High EXeCuttoner
himself 10 unite her-and hope
he has 10 Use AN AZ ne IIn-
ished. so viciously that ] Shud-
dered even as / laughed al ms
vehemence.
DICKY- -DISAppRQA-ErS--
@You don't like TO see even
rat, male or female. get It's
comeuppance. do you?" fc said.
II wouldn't like 10 see the
punishment, no." l agreed but,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

If YOU think I'd lift n finger
10 save Ruth Hayes from any
fate that's coming 10 her, you
have three more thinks coming.
that's all"
DICky said no more until wC
were IN the taxi. Then:
Dad doesn't want you to
come directly TO the Lansfield,"
he told me. I'm taking you
first 10 the pharmacy few
blocks away, from which he's
tclephoning."
II suppose that's because OF
Miners inquiries" | said.
Aha. Brain cells showing
signs Of lifew ne teased. yes,
that's exactly why. He wants
70 get YOU back into the hotel
without Miners knowledge, 80
he sim VIII believe Katherines
fiction OF our headache"
IL wonder how he's going 10
manage it?" said worriedly.
You're still not hitting ON all
slN," Dicky said Suppose you
leave that part Of II 10 Dad.
He's n pretty able citizen, you
know"
Nevertheless" I insisted. I'll
he glad 10 he back In my sitting
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
PITFALLS Q. LOVE gzADEE GARRISON

room again with Miner believ-
ing I've not been out Of IL this
morning"
you'll have your wish pretty
soon," Dicky replied. and then
fell silent until the taxi drew
up in front Of a large pharmacy
into which Dicky hurried me,
telling the taxi man 10 wait.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

IERE pleasant little game that VIII you message
day II Is numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
hrs II the number
letters II the number Is less than
Id your key number Start the upper left
check OF key
numbers night read the the letters under
the checked hgures give you S-9
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WAVE OF INFLUENZA
SWEEPING ENGLAND
Continued From Page One)

OF the country said a ministry
CT health official THE increase in
the deaths is due to greater
number of cases and not to a
change in the severity of the dis
ease"
The influenza IS described as an
ordinary type from which most
victims recovered in two or three
Gays, and so far most of the
ceaths have been in the over-55
age group. Since only fatalities
are reported. it is impossible to
estimate the total number of cases
or the death rate, but scarcely
any business office or shop and
Few homes had ESCAPED having
one or more persons i'll for a few
days.
Figures availoh1e through the
tnInistry of heath covered rough
ly only the half of Britain's popu
lation, but it is doubtful if the
total was anywhere near double
The 709, since the disease usually
strikes hardest in the cities.
American armed forces in Brit
ain had their share of men out
with the flu. but with prompt hos
n:talization of serious cases they
Jared better than the average.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-12
Lacrosse Association
) Is To Be Continued

NEW YORK, Dec. 11-RELa-
cross coaches of the nation agreed
to carry on in 1914 despite war
time limitations today as they
voted to recommend to the Unit
ed States Intercollegiate Lacrosse
Association that the annual North'
South game be played next spring.
The Nations Association is ex-
pected to follow this recommen-
dalton tomorrow when it meets
in formal session to elect OIL
GERS. john H. Paige, first vice
president, is slated to succeed Cy
Brewer as president with Carl
P. Schott, dean of Penn State, ad'
vancing from second to first VICE
president and Commander MOTIFS
D. Gilmore, assistant director o.
athletics at Navy, moving In as
new second vice-president.
For the most part the coaches
were hopeful about the chances
of the game surviving. Tommy
Dent of Dartmouth painted dark
picture for New England but II
was reported from other sections
that Drexel, Colgate and Hobar'
might return to active competl'
ton after a years absence.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-12
MILLICAN CACERS
BEAT TAR HEELS
Tennessee Club Flashes
Speedy 0ffense In
9TH Win

CHAPEL HILL, Dec. 11-(R-
Milligan Colleges housekeeping
cagers combined smooth passing
with crack shooting and close
teamwork to hand the North Caro-.
line Tar Heels a 42-35 licking
here today. 1t was the seventh
victory of the season for the
IennesSeanS, licking Duke 44-4O
last night.
After a rather slow start, both
teams warmed up midway of
the first period, with the Tar Heels
taxing an early lead. Milligan
went ahead 14-l2 as inter1nission
neared and held a 1920 lead at
the half.
The visitors, displaying super
ior talent in working te ball goal
ward, sharpshot 10 of so action
shots for a new record in Wollen
Gym. The Tar Heels, meanwhile,
got but IA OF SO attempts from
afar.
Red Coultag, who made sll-state
at Easley, Okla, paced the win,
ners with IA points. Jack Fitch
got nine for the Tar Heels and
was a standout on floor work.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-12
March Field Defeats
College Of Pacific.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 11-lR-
March Fields Fourth Air Force
football team had too much pow
er and weight for Amos Alonzo
Stages game little College of the
Pacific squad today and used it
for a 10 to 0 victory that closed
the 1943 season in Memorial Coli
scum.
Attendance was cut TO $500 by
an intermittent drizzle that stop
ped as soon as the players took
the field
Coach Paul Schissler's service
team had an advantage of 20
pounds to the man and used it
effectively. Stages Tigers, had
difficulty breaking down the tight
ly-knit March Field interference
which enable such speedsters as
Indian Jack jacobs, ex-Oklaho.
ma, Bob Defruiter of Nebraska
and Jimmy Nelson of Alabama
to turn the ends for long gains.
AS check against sweeps
around the ends the Filters sent
2oO-pound Sal Rosato, former Vii.
lanova fullback, ripping through
the tired Pacific line.
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velopments closely however, ques-
toned whether growing demands
of opposition elements for a switch
away from the Nazls were likely
to find effective expression be-
fore Allied troops, including Rus
slams, appear Oh the Bulgarian
border.
They pointed out that the Bulgar-
ians as we'll as other satellites have
the example of Italy before them
a reminder Of the German Army
capacity fol- inflicting punishment
on "deserters.'
Germany is reported to have hint
ed at something tc that effect to
the distracted Sofia government,
which is trying to sit on a safety
valve Of widespread popular dis
content discomfort frankly ex-
pressed by opposition deputies in
! parliament