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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Sets New High Game
De luxe-D Clicks With Record u 80 in Major
Loop as Burr Sets Pace

banner single game OF 27s. lie
left the So in the seventh, spared
and struck out. George Hliebay OF
Ferris nailed col for runnerup 10
Novak.
At Ramona Recreation, Stand
ard coined 3044 in blanking Olym-
pic, including games of 1006 and
1864. Don Brichta emerged from
his slump with 642. Bob Johnston
ferried 629 and substitute Dawes
Comins 61S..
Barney Doyle. Pabst, 63S; Wall
ter Durbin, kopptz, 634: John
Moch. Ramona. 643: Sam Richard
son. Pepsi-Cola, 634. completed
the list of high scorers.
De Luxe's mark of 1886 was II
pins better than the former peak
made last season by Eastern
Market. De Luxe also has the
new team mark of 3215, scored
several weeks ago.
Louis Burr's outfit shows four
league counts of 1000 or better.
with 3215 as best and 314S as low.
At their present rate they will SEE
la new standard for team average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Draw Skate Heats
Tabule4s Entries FOR Belle Isle svenrs; SasInsw
Sksser: 70 Provide Usus threats
81 MEN BALL
RsAt1a Dk.hY Gk..ar

TINS is the busy DAY for the
Skates Editor, Benjamin Bagdade,
president of the Southern Michi-
gan Skating Association, and
clerical staff.
It's the day when all entries
for the closed events of the 1913
Gold and Silver Skates Derby are
|tabulated and the heat drawings
made for the big races.
Entry for the meet, excepting
the novelty and fancy skating
competitions, closed last midnight
and the lists will appear in tomor-
rows paper.
AS usual, Saginaw skaters will
provide the big upstate threat for
the Detroit and metropolitan area
bladesmen and lasSieS in the Gold
and Silver Skates Derby races
and the AZ other state champion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Four 100 Series
Is Pin Record

Another new record for the
Rainbow Individual Classic is on
the books today with Steve
Cruchon- the holder. Rolling in the
eleventh round yesterday. Cruchon
had his fourth consecutive 100
series and brought his average for
IS games 10 pa in parking 1148.
Chef BukowSki, now pressing
Joe Norris for first place. had 1166
from 276-205- -23S-201 for an
average of 1920. Bukowski lost
higher total in his opener when
he missed the headpin in the fifth
frame and left the 1-2-4-S
Cruchon's games were 1924
21S-24S-20l averaging 22S.8. har-
old A len was third on 111S.
Emil Dimitrie had 1862 and Bud
Stempien 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Baseball Pay Not Frozen; Holdouts Are d
You Need Heart. Stamina and Break to Win Skates

rival and spilled. He's gone down
when he rutted a skate. And
whe he avoided spilling he's
been edged out of the finish.
Among the girls, Margaret
Cookie" Cook has been the hard
luck guy. Although less devoted
in her training than Thompson.
she has always given a stirring
exhibition of heart. She's tough
competitor.
When she gives out. and she
can and does in the stretch,
she becomes furiously angry.
She has come pounding down 10
the line four times 10 take Sec
ond and they've all been close.
She knows how easy IL is 10
cry after you've skated your
heart out to finish doubled up
with the pain Of fatigue and
exhaustion.
In Sundays finals she'll be
hoping for smooth ice. Last year
she was only stride away
from beating Agnes Wrona of
Saginaw and the ice was heavy.
But Cookie" like Jimmy,
will be UP against the tradition
ally tough fields that have
marked all Of the Gold and Sill
yer Skates classics for the last
n years.
Henry Gesquire. Walter Omel-
enchuk. Al DINNER. Tommy
Saunders, Bob Snyder and STAN
ley Carr will be in there push
ing Jimmy all the way and
Cookie" will have another
Wrona. this time Florence, 10
keep her busy. Lorraine Sable,
Mary Locke, Sally Ann Meyer.
Jean Cook and Bubbles Miller
also will be in the contention.
Miss Sable. 17-year-old inter-
mediate skater, in top condi-
ton, will be the dark horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Gehringer Will
Go TO ST. Mary S

It. Charles Gehringer will COM
plete his basic training at Chapel
Hill, February 6. one week from
Saturday, and from the North
Carolina post be transferred TO
the naval preflight school at St.
Mary College. near San Francisco.
The former Tiger star was one
OF a large group that started the
indoctrination course at the Uni
versity of North Carolina early in
January. Also in the group was
1t. Bill Edwards, former coach OF
the Detroit Lions.
Gehringer is one of Is former
Tigers now in service. Barney
McCoSkey, who recently enlisted
as a naval aviation cadet. is await
ing call. In the meantime, Mo-
Cosky is working at the Ford
Rotunda, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
NEVER lost a Fight

Robinson has never lost a
fight, amateur or professional,
although he once defaulted be-
cause of a bad hand. His score
as a pro is 40 starts, 80 knock
outs-16 in the first round. AS
an amateur, SO fights, 63 by
knockouts--40 in the first round.
In his last fight, in December.
ne stopped Al Nettlow. former
Detroit mittster. in three rounds.
The fight was held in Philadel-
phia, and AL was unable TO
respond to the bell for the fourth
round.
Potent hitter that he Is. Rob
inson had been boxing more than
a year before he considered him
self a puncher. One night in
Buffalo ne scored a first round
Knockout.
II came back 10 nv corner
laughing" Robinson later eX-
planned. 1T seemed 30 funny for
me 10 knock out anybody"
The long overarm right, with
which he hoored Sammy Angott
for nine. is his best punch. His
jab is fairly stiff. The only
manufactured punch he has is
his left hook. Gsinsford taught
him 10 touch his forehead with
his left just before hooking. This
prevented him from being open
for q counter.
Gainsford tells Of the time
Raw fought Angott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Found His Weakness

after Angott nailed Raw with
a good left hook and drove him
10 the ropes. Robinson came
back 10 his corner and said TO
me, The guys . sucker for nail
ing me with a left hook. He don't
know Il now, but the next time
he throws a left I'm going TO
knock him dizzy with right
cross And Ray did"
You'd never pick Robinson out
~ a crowd AS a fighter. lie looks
more like lean sprinter-he. 5
Just one inch short Of being six
feet tall. Although he has filled
out in the last couple Of years,
his height makes his long arms
look like pipe stems and his legs
ike stills. And he bounces
Ground like a jumping jack,
throwing punches with both fists
and from every angle.
After the fight here with
LaMotts, Robinson Will tangle
with Sgt. Jackie Wilson for
Mike Jacobs in Madison Square
Garden. That may be his last
ring appearance for the dura-
ton. AS YOU know. LaMotta beat
Wilson in New York recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Sports
Robinson Career
Was Fostered Of
Brewster Gym
By LEO MACOONELL

Aside from their 0ugiliS'ic
importance. RAY tSugar) Rob
inson's visits 10 Detroit have
added significance. lie was born
Walker smith IN Detroit, which
shared some Of The brilliant
aellerwciCht'S boyhood until he
moved 10 Harlem and ring fame.
His dad worked AZ Ford'S here.
As small hoy Robinson, now
81. hunG around the Brewster
Center Gymnasium, near Para
disc Alley on DctToTt's neHr
cast side. Among older boys he
watched working out Was a
fellow named Joe Louis, just
starting as an amateur.
In 1892. Rays parents sepa-
rated and his mother, with her
young son and his two Older
sisters. moved 10 New York,
Robinson boxed ar the Salem
Crescent a. c, presided over by
George Gsinsford. who now
handles the fighters business
affairs. il was through that club
that Curt norman. member OF
a well known New York brewing
family and Rays first manager,
hacaras Interested IN the kid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
rCmzi end
Moore Inn
CueMafcfl

Andy PonZi Of Philadelphia and
Jimmy Moore of Detroit. state
champion. will start a two-man
tournament at Detroit Recreation
Monday as the first step TO a shot
at Willie Mosconi's national pocket
billiards title.
Ponzi and Moore, who was ex-
cluded from the recent event be-
cause he was not a former cham
pion, begin play on the meZzanine
at 2:15 p. m. Monday and continue
daily through Saturday at 2:15 and
g o'clock.
Ralph Greenleaf, who works al
Ford's, and Mosconi, tied up in a
war job at Jackson, may join the
event IL their work permits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

De Luxe-D boasts a new league
record for the Michigan Major
today, an 1886 for high single
game last night in checking Altes
at Crest Recreation. 3149 to 1868.
Altes won the middle when De
Luxe dropped to 902 after a 1O61
start.
Individual scores for the record
game were as follows: Frank Zion
214, Jim Marshall 213. Louis Burr
266. Tony Novak 246, Thermsn
Gibson 247. Novak was night high
with 694 from 236-212-246. with
Gibson 631, Burr 622, Marshall
So, Zion 624 as the remaining
De Luxe totals.
Tom Dorazio forged $50 and
Bill LaRue 637 for Aites. jim
Demeglio Of Sackman had the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

snip events OH the two-dsy
program.
A program Of events to be run
at the three sessions of the meet,
one Saturday afternoon and two
on Sunday, appears today. This
has been arranged to best suit
the conditions facing the skaters
who are involved in war work,
but Is subject to change if found
Essential to this end.
Events for which the entry
lists still are open and in which
entries will be received up to
race time are the eighth annual
Dog-Sled Derby. TO be run as the
first event on Sunday afternoons
card: father and son, mother and
daughter, servicemen's mile, news
boys, skating and sculling. mixed
relay, mixed couples and obstacle
races and the eight fancy skating
events
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Figure Skaters
In Cleveland

Six Detroit figure skaters left
today for Cleveland 10 compete in
the Cleveland Skating Club cham
pionships over the weekend.
The group included Virginia
Baxter. IL years old, who will
compete in the ladies novice sin
giles, and Peter Girardot and Betty
Jane Cartwright. who will team
in the dancing championships. Miss
Courtwright, sophomore al
Northwestern University, also
skates with the Chicago Skating
Club.
Other Detroit skaters making
the trip are: Guy Roy. who will
compete in the mems novice sin
giles, and team with Betty Scaifs
IN the dance competition, arc
Mary Frances G-eschs, present
Midwest novice ladies' champion
who WI, compete = the junior
events tbs yea--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

runnerup Chicago Cubs
bought pitcher Paul Derringer
from Cincinnati Reds for re-
ported price of $4,000. Paul,
veteran of il years in big
league, is So years old.
George kurowski, star third
baseman for ST. Louis Cards,
expects TO be indicted into army
soon Art Deylin, American
horn ski-jumping champion, will
withdraw from Syracuse T.,
prior to entering army air corps
March ], TO compete for new
record In meet at Iron Mountain,
Mich, February Il.
Johnny Neun has been retained
as manager OF the Kansas City
Club Of the Yankee farm system
f. Alex Bud Cook, Cleveland
hockey center, has posted a $1,00C
bond AZ the office Of Alderman
Patrick Cawley in connection with
an assault and battery charge
lodged by Joseph Smith of Pitts.
burgh.
Frank Binky Palermo, veteran
fight manager, has bought Gus
DorazioS contract for 5000
ne then Cancelled the heavy
weights sche dule q bout will
Buddy Walker in Baltimore say
ing Gus eyes need 10 heal
Notre \ Dame Will lose CorwiT
Clstt. Fob Livingstone. Creighton
Miller, Herbert Coleman. Bob Nc
Bride, Jerry Cowhig, John Creevey
Luke Higgins and Bill O'Connor
from The 1913 grid team they
sIe slated for service as member!
Of the army enlisted reserve
corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Sammy Angott in Philadelphia
less than six months later. His
end for fighting Jake LaMotta
az Olympia. February S, is ex-
pected 10 reach close TO SIS, 900.
His contract calls for IS per
cent.
Thus. Robinson has come a
long way in comparatively
short time. While Freddie (Red)
Cochrane took the nominal well
terweight title into the navy
with him. Robinson generally is
recognized as the "uncrowned
king" OF the division.
Etrg Magazine named Robin
son "the boxer OF the year' for
1870. TIE magazine listed on.y
rVo fighters - Joe LOUIS and
Robinson - worthy o. Berg
placed - q c.sss or "g-oup'
i.o.e al Ire nesc o. taelr :e-
specr.ve divisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Five Colleges Enter
Milrose Games

NEW YORK, Jan. 28 ONS) -
Five colleges of the Big Ten al
ready have signified intention TO
participate in the Millrose A. A.
games 70 be held at Madison
Square Garden February 6, it was
learned today.
Leading in the quintette with
six athletes entered is Ohio State
whose entrants will be led by
Russell Owen, Big Ten outdoor
440-yard champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Orlando Loses
Bad Man Title
To Leafs Player
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Although the Detroit Red Wings
have entered Montreal with an
opportunity 10 take over first place
Saturday night. the leagues most
aggressive hockey club has been
Shorn OF one of iIS title contenders.
Jimmy Orlando, the Red Wing
defenSeman who is the pride Of
Montreal, no longer leads the bad
men Of the National Hockey
League. Reg Hamilton Of Toronto
Maple Leafs now heads the punch
erS. trippers and charging defense
men.
This is q shock 10 the screaming
French hockey fans OF the Little
New York Of the Dominion. AL
though in five games against
Montreal this year, Orlando has
received only one two-minute
penalty. the Cansdiens followers
and Jimmy's many friends took
pride in his fistic accomplishments
on foreign ice. They argued II
proved the sturdiness of the Mont
real fighting stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Indians Will Seek
VOsmik From MiNers

CLEVELAND. Jan. % (UP).-
The Cleveland Indians will attempt
10 obtain outfielder Joe Vosmih
from Minneapolis of the American
Association, manager Lou Bou-
dreau revealed today.
Vosmik, who came up to the In
dams from the Cleveland sand.
lots in 1881, went to Minneapolis
early in the 1941 season after
being sold TO the Boston Red Soa
by Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

condition. He's probably the
most aSsiduous of all Detroit's
skaters in his training. But the
breaks have never come to
Jimmy skating for the blades.
In the tortuous part OF the
grueIling two-mile final, those
last few laps, Jimmy, now 20, has
encountered every possible mis-
hap. He's tangled skates with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Ortiz
Retains
Crown

OAKLAND. Cal, Jan. % (INS)
Manuel Ortiz today retained his
world bantamweight boxing crown
after blasting out George Freitas
of San Jose, Cal, with a tenth
round technical knockout in the
Oakland auditorium.
Referee Billy Burke stopped the
battle last night at the end of the
tenth when Freitas went TO his
corner with gashes over both eyes
and welts all over his face and
body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Silver blades five years ago
after a three-year quest. The
Gold Skates go 10 the winning
girl. You're ineligible to COM
pete for either the Gold or Silver
skates after you've once won.
Jimmy should win" said
Bozich. He was speaking of
Jimmy Thomson. But you know
how 10 Is. ~ he gets a break
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
An AnStUer: Do Athletics Pay?

NoTRE DAME Ind Jan. 2S.-The Rev. Richard Grimm
= c. superior Of Holy seminary Notre Dame read
letter trip former Western Conference football
player officer in the Southwest Pacific who VIII
ideas football
have changed considerably of late. He
after three the kind football mixed In In
college often said boy Of mine will he exposed to such
grueing brung, nervewrackng As rule, however.
the soldiers lack honestogood
nonathlete have 70 eNootbaer
who soldier accomplishing unafrad Perhaps
courage like other things, be developfdS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
BY GEORGE r. VAN

There's no one better qualified
10 pick the likely winners Of The
Detroit Times Gold and Silver
Skates in the races scheduled
for this weekend az Belle Isle
than Vince Bozich.
He's generally rated as Michi-
cams best skater. He won the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

he'll win. Florence WrOna looks
like the best girl"
Yes, Jimmy is in line to win.
His number has been up before.
He's long overdue. He's been
after those Silver Skates for II
seasons. When he wins them
he'll be ready TO quit.
There's no questioning his
heart. He's always been in top
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Yanks Report March IA

NEW YORK, Jan. % (UP).-
Pitchers, catcherS and coaches OF
the New York Yankees were or
dcred today 10 report for spring
training at Asbury Park. N. j., on
March Ia, a week earlier than
originally planned.
The remainder of the squad will
report March u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Episcopal League
! y III NJ
PAST sIDE
No Shrimps Here!
wEsT sIDE

NEW YORK. Jan. g up
The West Texas State basketball
team, averaging six feet. six inches
in height, meets Long Island Uni
versitys Blackbirds in the feature
game Of triple header At Msdi-
son Square Garden tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

j o G r. & q T r
award for Sec
on d straight
S ea son. ] t
brought TO II
the number of
records Don set
since last sea-
son. He's only
one 10 win the
q W a L q twice.
b i'll Dudley,
= tsb U r & h
Rr,nLgta ~ a 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
! Dark Horses
Loom in Upsets
Photo by Times stan Photographs

Tree c. TIE Eve Seeeed stars
remain TO-DAY to compete IN the
quarterfinalS OF the city AAU
singles handball tournament al
knights of Columbus Hall.
John Gostomski. seeded fourth,
and Jack Hagenah, ranked fifth,
were upset in the second round
leaving Paul Merlo. Armand Du-
hart and Ben Waterstone as the
favorites.
That trio may run into unex-
pected trouble in either 20-year-
old Paul Stobbe, who trimmed
Hagenah the hard way. 1921, 21-4.
21-20. or Carl Bohn, who knocked
out Gostomski. PIT, 21-9. All are
from Adams "
Another slight shock came when
u. of DIS handball genius, Duke
Keifer, extended the willy Water
stone 10 three games before losing,
1921, 21-19, 21-1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Fiaht Results

OAKLAND. Cal Manuel Ortiz ri7t 81
Centre. Cal. technical knockout CruraIf
Fretfss, IL san Jots Cat l0i- Babe
Antuna 12fH. Sfockf~n CAL deIsstsa
Nst Coyun ~ oHslsud pauI I1vf fA
Oakland. technical knosbsf rr Jimmy
ern0ks. iaa. OAKLAND &C., EHrat Tarehs-
I@ oskRc knocked ou Tommy Hunt
vAnsIo %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Garden. Oct.
4. 1910. He
got 500 for
knocking out
Joe Echevar-
ria. a tough
little Puerto
r ica n. His
first stable
c h U n X of
m o n e y -
$1,000 came
when he beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Skatina's Good

There is good skating 81 all
city Kinks and tobogganpg at
Rouge Park today There also is
good skating at Ford Field in
Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Basketball Results
COLLEGE

Princeton 81: Army al.
Coast Guard So: Yale 80.
Carnegie Tech l6: Westminster -.
East Kentucky 81; Transylvania IS.
Youngstown So; Kent state 81.
CataWba 81; West Carolina IS.
carbondais So: Maeomb Teachers ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
TONIGHT's PARINGs

Paul Merlo VS.. Joe Ninkler, .. m
Max Thomas W.. Cal BONN, 9 D. m. Pau
Stobbe VS.. Armand Duhart, p. m: Bel
Waterstone VS.. Leonard Me- d m n
$50 p. m.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Merlo defeated Joe Casby. 2l-16, 21-II
Winkler defeated Al Hooberman, ILLS
21-l2. Thomas defeated Harry Zerbo
.21-l7, 21-1s. Bohn defeated John Gostom
SKI; 2l ia Msldma s,oS Sstea, S.,,s ~.
Hagenah. 1921, ala. 21-20. Duhart de
feated Lack Lahey, 2i-li, 2i.13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Players Allowed 2
ToHdggIe About
II as Usual
BY JACK MAHON

International news service spcrH Wntet
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.--Msyor
league baseball salaries will not be
frozen, the bureau OF internal
revenue will treat the sport just
like any other business and the
magnates can look forward TO
their usual futt quota OF ho1dout
headaches in 1943, 1t was learned.
From a most authoritative
source we learned baseball will be
advised this weekend that II may
carry on negotis tons with all play
ers rust as IL did in the past. re-
gardless OF what their salaries
may be. provided it adheres to a
few regulations.
Presidents Ford Frick OF the
National League and Will Har-
ridge of the American have writ
ten 10 the BIR requesting rul.
ing on the matter of negotiations
for the coming season and our in
lformsnt says they will receive
their answers in few days.
Said answers will point out:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
500 for Pro Debut

Robinson had been boxing for
Salem-Crescent for two years
when ne made his pro debut on
the Henry Armstrong Fritzie
Civic card at Madison Square
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
SPORT SHORTS
Don HutsOn Again
$4,000 for Derringer

Don Hutson. Green Bay end.
was voted most valuable in Ma
tional League and winner of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Hockey Standings
TONIGHT'S GAMES
New York at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS INSULTS
Pittsburgh 3, Cleveland 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
CAN RAISE PAY

Club owners will not need "a
gain formal approval from the
bureau in order TO grant individual
wage increases If the increase
comes within the normal salary
schedule operated by the club In
the past or last year.
The clubs will be required 10 file
with the Bureau of Internal Reve-
nue. full salary schedule covering
the range of salaries paid in the
past.
If the clubs keep within the
merit or service" increases pro-
vided for in these schedules IL will
not be necessary to notify the
bureau or ask for any approval
of them.
Since no baiiplayers are earning
a net salary of SOS. 900, after taxes
are deducted. no question of salary
ceilings has been considered.
wLB RULING DUE
The BIR has jurisdiction over
salaries OF 5000 per year or more
and the War Labor Board handles
those OF less than $1,000. The
WLB is also slated 10 issue a
ruling in the near future which
will be greatly similar, II not
identical, with that of the revenue
board.
Though the New York Giants,
acting or a. opinion received from
lths:- -eg!ocz, internal revenue
board Already nave mailed out
lco.C-@ct1, a.. otae- Jor league
clubs asVe r.raaeld rae.-s a. tae
request .. the league presidents.
F:.cS 40 za-.cge aSSec taeso
- 90 60 70 svo..c. co..1us.c.. Z. ire
.Ve-:t WsG.i:: gto- considered base
ball specialized profession suo-
Jecr 10 oIner economic regulations.
Baseball will learn, however, IL
IS TO be treated just like any other
business and under the merit and
service increase" clauses all the
guys who think they deserve a
raise can start hollering.
The line forms on the right. No
showing, please.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
JIMMY'S SECOND

The Toronto defenseman IS now
in front with AZ minutes 10 As for
Jimmy.
Already having leading candi-
dates for other league honors such
as the Vezina and Lady Byns
trophies. Detroit feels it can well
relinouish any claim to this dubious
honor.
Most important TO the Wings
today IS the arrival Of night wing
Joe CaEVeth, who has been out o!
the game so- three weeks with Z
SHOULDER -aju-Y reserved u'oe. ne
was psinte3 .auo TIE e.d boards az
Toronto ~ 5uexo Mcdonald
C,ye.: TIRE oAay by -. =. =.
Tc-,sc yesterday, he left tc- Merit
real last night and is expected 20
replace Bill Jennings who may ie-
turn to indianapolis.