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Evening star., 1943-12-21

with Lenny Martin and Barry Blue
Pvt. Peter Karlovich ran his own
band in Pittsburgh, Pvt. Howard
Davenport, pianist, starred in that
role in Detroit night clubs.
Evening star., 1943-12-21

rope became daler, and finally took
the form dollar.
In 1887 the dollar was adopted by
the United States as the standard
monetary unit.
tReleased by The Bell Syndicate Inc)
Evening star., 1943-12-21

Blood plasma saves those fighting
to save you. Brother, can you spare
pint? Call Blood Donors, District
5000. for an engagement to give your
blood.
Evening star., 1943-12-21

On THE AIR I0DAT.
Star Flashes WMAl, $50 am. daily.
WRC, 7:30-A Christmas celebration.
WhAL, S:30-Herbef Marshall puts over
q new song
WRc, 9:00-"Sialk the Hunter" by Mitchell
Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

Miss by
One Goal

The United German went TN
defeated in seven soccer games
during the regular Detroit ANA
teur League season.
The Hungarian Americans lost
twice. once TO the Germans, 81.
Yesterday at Solvay Field. the
Germans dropped a 5-4 game to
the HungarianS -. one game -.
but it was the big one for with
victory went the right TO represent
Michigan i'm the National Chal-
lcnge Cup ScmifinalS.
The HungarianS jumped TO a 81
lead during the first half largely
as result of Gilbert Heron. jana
lean center forward who pulled the
hat trick by counting three Of
his teams goals.
Dan korici scored the other
two on breakawayS..
Ewald Hilbert led the Germans
goalmaking with , and Tony Barra
and Louis Barton split the other
two.
I'd Van nestle. Hungarian goalic,
suffered a broken finger but
stayed in the game. ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Badgers No Cinch

Wisconsin may not win the
Big Ten title-the dope now is
that Illinois and Indiana will
fight it out-but it seems GER
tain Kotz will be represented on
the All-Conference team. Hi
nois Saturday night beat Iowa,
81 to Al, for its third consecu-
tive conference victory. Andy
Phillip scored % points for the
Champaign five. Indiana, also
undefeated in three Big Ten
contests, whipped Chicago. SIS
10 n. II was the twenty-eighth
consecutive loss against all
corners for the hapless Maroons
and their thirty-third straight
in conference competition, a
dubious honor that has caused
smart crackers TO suggest that
it was basketball and not foot.
ball that Chicago should have
given UP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Looping the Loop

Johnny Kotz, who contributed
five goals and one free throw
for IL points to Wisconsin's 55
10 "a victory over Michigan in
Saturday nights basketball
game at Ann Arbor, is called
''the player of the year"
Kotz was first named player
of the year" by Earl Brown,
Harvard coach, and now other
basketball men are taking up
the cry. Kotz is 6 feet 3 inches
and weighs 200. They say he
isn't extraordinarily fast, but he
Is amazingly accurate in his
shooting.
Wisconsin calls him the great.
est offensive star the Badgers
have ever produced and Madison
is noted for good basketball
teams. Kotz is taking up where
he left of last year when he
was the Big Tens individual
high scorer, setting a record oil
242 points in IS games. He also
set a record for field goals, 95
During the entire season h,
scored 325 points. Thus fal
this season he has totaled ovel
$50 points in 10 games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

First round Of the first annual
Cadillac Recreation Sweepstakes is
finished today with George Bry-
ants Ekhard-BeckerS heading the
team parade on 3013. Fred Bujack
stood first on 723 from 242-246-
235. The prizes are $1,000 for
team. 5000 doubles and Sl0O
singles. The second and final round
begins January %.
Bujack with Steve Dutko led in
doubles on 1247 followed by Ray
Glinske and DR.. Bill Murphy, 1898,
Steve Mascow and Or. Mitchell
Korbelak. 1913. All Vallela leads
in singles on GOO from 245-255-
1876. George Bryant had COS. Jack
"wednesday DiGiovanni and Will
liam Strike are tied for third on
653.
Vernor's 2949 brought second in
the team event and Standard is
third on 2906. Bill Jordan heaving
$50. Altes picked up 1887. Muir
dock, 2S35; Aircraft, 1893; Ramona
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
10 Be
Named as Grid !
Coach in Spring
BY HAROLD KAHL

Lloyd Brazil, one Of the greatest
halfbacks who ever slipped on
cfeated- srOe, nas been named ath-
letic director at the University OF
Detroit to succeed Charles <. Do
raiS. now Of the Detroit Lions. but
selection OF a head coach has been
deferred until spring.
This decision was reached at
meeting of the athletic board of
control yesterday. The board IS
composed Of Rev. George J. SIMPLE,
IS. j.. chairman; Rev. Albert H.
.Poetker. 6. j., executive dean;
Rev. Norbert Preusser, S. j., treas
Iurer; Paul Harbrecht and William
Kelley Joyce OF the faculty. and
Judge Thomas r. Maher, Julian
Cheviron and Joseph Payette OF
THE alumni.
Formal announcement OF Bra
,zilS appointment and his accep-
tance was made today by Father
Poetker. Brain took over his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Hall Takes
Ski Honors

Unless the big slide can be re-
paired in time to permit a late
season competition. Rochester Ski
Club has ended its tournament
card today following a successful
meet held on the east. the smaller
course, yesterday before an uneX-
pected turnout of ,343 persons.
Thrill OF the program came In
the twin Jump of Eddie Bucko and
Gordon Rober. daring perform
ance i'm which the two came down
the slide almost abreast and only
a scant inch or two inside the
safety line. Their jump was 81
feet
Clarence Hall won in Class A on
112 feet with Bucko second on los
and John Tc SINE third, 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Tigers Prove Ability
On Bowling Alley

Paul Dizzy Trout and his ALI
Star bowling team Of baseball
players are thinking today Of
sticking to bowling and let the
other game go. They won from
Budd Wheel All-Stars yesterday
in a Red Cross match al Ritter
Recreation. 1895 TO 1895. And
while they had 276-pin spot, they
did not need it. Their actual fall
was 1853, enough TO win.
Councilman William Rogell, one
time shorstop. led the TroutS on
585. Alexander Francis Wojcie-
chowiz, "a ringer" for he is a good
football center tied in with base
ballers, had SEQ and Roy Gimme
a Good One) Cullenbine, 555.
George Conley led Budd on SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
GEMNIER HAPPY

Gemmer Inspection was tickled
pink over lis S70-S77-922 for 1868
IN Class d. The men in this league
at no time have Dragged bou
their scores, which have not been
startling, but always neatly re-
ported each week. Harry Bremner
s h on q be somewhat Of a hero
today for il was his 2l5 in $50 that
led the way.
There were two 1912 champions
on the drives yesterday. William
Checker. winner in
Class G last year under the name
of kuhle with 1885, and Sid Hob
hts German the top Class =
quintet on 1888. Checker. Ii k @
many other clubs, found the role
of defending champion Just a bed
of thornS. But 1t did manage 2627
for eighth, Grant Starbuck again
the leader with 200-213 in 5S7.
Hobht's crowd should not be dis
couraged either over its 1927 i'm
Class - for II moved up a rung IN
the ladder and n o b q Y was on.
Fred Brose being the pacemaker
with 52S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

of the Tiger ivory hunters. In
his II years with the Detroit
club, Goose discovered
Tommy Bridges, Rudy York,
Virgil Trucks and Whitlow
Wyatt, among others. Goose
tree, who lives in GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, was an infielder during
his playing days in the minors.
1t. Charley Gehringer was
one of SO new vs. instructors
to arrive in one delegation at the
navy pre-flight school. Chapel
Hill, n. c., for indoctrination.
Besides Gehringer, the batch in
|cluded 1t. Bill Edwards, former
coach of the Detroit Lions, 1t.
Hal Schumacher, New York
Giant pitcher; Ensigns Ed Offers
and Dick Todd of the Washing
ton Redskins and Ensign Ray
Bray of the Chicago Bears.
Pittsburgh Pirates, who will
train at Muncie, Ind, this
spring, trained in California Is
of their last 10 seasons. Al
Muncie the Pirates will work
out at Ball State Teachers Col
.lege athletic field and Muncie
High School field house. The
high school field house has a
capacity of $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

1t now looks like Jacobs will
have TO shelve his plans for a
fight between Sugar Robinson
and Wilson, for an immediate
clash, at least.
All in all, Friday night was
a big night in the garden for
LaMotta. Besides his win, he
got 20 per cent-top percentage
of a gate than ran over
$4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
SteeIerS Guard
Dies Of Heart Attack

PITTSBURGH, Jan. Is CUP).-
Officials of the Pittsburgh Steelers
football team were SHOCKED today
by the sudden death. apparently
fro m a heart attack. of Milton
SDmington, "a. OF DierkS. Ark, who
starred as a guard on the StecleT
eleven last season. Simington, 4
graduate of the University OF
Arkansas. died suddenly at Shreve-
port. La, Stcclcr officials we're in
formed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
THREE STAND OUT IN BIG TEN

Workers, the wake of Jake LaMotta's smashing
triumph Jackie Msnnare trying figure cut who took
greater bahthe books Mike Jacobs and his Madison
Square Garden matchmaking staff.
With Wilson a Z to favorite LaMotta the bobkes
walopng And Jacobs plans for future bouts
apart only by LaMoas victory the highly
Californian but also by Chaky Wrghs win Noe
Peralta Peralta like Wilson, faVorie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
CUPID'S BUSY

Cupid was busy as a beaver
around the ice yesterday. Most
of the older girls were talking
about their engagements Esther
Wrona has had her ring since last
spring and her sister Agnes re-
Gently announced her engagement.
Margaret Cookie Cook also
is scheduled TO wed sometime in
the spring. The boy is Wally Van
Goethem OF Nottingham road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
ES&B Lead lSt Round

Recreation, 279O; Karp, PAP, and
De LuXe-W. 2672.
Saturdays 9 o'clock squad will
include Chicago Budweisers. ABC
champions, under Joe Wilman, also
Stroh. Chene-Trombly, Pepsi-Cola,
Baskets and Palmer Park.
Other Chicago teams entered in
cluded SchlitZes under Dominic Di-
Vito. and the Joseph L. ellis, both
OF that city'S major league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

new post I'M
nediately.
In considering
the athletic di-
r q ct orShip at
this tim @ the
board acted in
its usual wise
( a ; h on. To
some it m ay
appear that Ar
{ hur "B u O."
Boeringer, loyal
and highly eff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IAsIIRN nNIsInN

Cleveland 3. Providence tovertimel.
Herfhey Buffalo 4 tovertimeJ.
New Haven 3 Washington 2.
Pittsburgh 4. Indianapolis o
LAST NIGHTS HFSt Its
buffalo 4 fndianapolis ..
Sew HaveA 9, Providence 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
BEATS SABLE

She is a hard-stridlng powerful
skater A week ago she lost the
series in the races at Crosse lie
to Lorraine Sable of Detroit. Now
Lorraine is just about our towns
best, she outSkateS many OF the
boys in practice. But in Sundays
races at Belle Isle Lorraine
couldn't stay with Florence. lost
four races in a row in the inter-
mediate class and now it looks as
if Florence will rate as favorite
in The Detroit Gold and Silver
Skates Derby the last weekend
in this month.
Benjamin Dagway Bagdade, who
ran off yesterdays - events in
record time with the aid of his
efficient staff, thinks that Florence
may be one Of the greatest girl
skaters ever developed in Michigan
and the redoubtablc Dagway
knows his skating.
Dorothy KoiniS Of Saginaw Is
showing the best skating IN the
senior girls ranks. She beSted
Esther Wrona in three out Of
four championship races yesterday
while the latter took Solace in
taking the UAW-CIO series from
Margaret Cook.
Vincent Bozich the durable red
head. outskated the field TO take
senior mems laurcis from Jim
Thomson with firSts in the $780,
mile and two-milc. Ed Fletcher
took the three-mile in a friendly
tiff with Vince and Tom Saunders
got the furlong and Thomson the
44O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
The Baseball Front

Aside from Wish Egan, Eddie
Goosetree, who has just signed
ss a scout for the st. Louis
Cardinals, was the best known
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
BUD, BRAZ AGREE

There is a mutual understand
ing between Brazil and Boeringer
that stamps them as one OF the
greatest coaching teams ever as
with due respect 10 Gus
in a class by himself.
Brazil and Boeringer> never
have talked officially for publica-
ton since Dorais decided TO leave,
but we do know "BraZ" was
hands off" the head coaching Job
because he sincerely believes il
belongs TO Bud. At the same time
Bud wouldn't accept. under any
the athletic director.
ship because in his mind "Braz I
was the only choice.
In taking the position Brazil be-
comes one of the youngest ath-
letic directors. in the country. He
is Sc, married and has a son,
David. 8. And il you think Dorais
took too many chances with for
ward passes wait until Brazil
coaches the backfeld an Boer-
niger the line.
Brazil came 10 u. OF d. ss
freshman from Flint Central in
1926. We saw him play the two
previous years in our hikes around
the state and labeled him the
"Ashy-Faced y future All-Ameri-
can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago O.. DETROIT !.
Toronto g. Montreal &
Boston :. New YORK o.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS .
DETROIT e. Chicago 2.
Boston 81 Ncw York 2.
Montreal 2, Toronto %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

cent line coach for Dorais SinceV
1927 has been overlooked. That
isn't so.
While the board took no official
action II is generally understood
Bocringer will be named head
coach. a position he richly de-
serves. II come spring, or even
June the university is IN a posi-
ton TO decide whether or not II
Will have a football team next fall.
BUD PLENTY THOROUGH
In the event u. of ID. doesn't
have a team next fall Boeringer
will become the director OF the
fitness program position
he also can fill as capably as any
man in this land. Boeringer IS
thorough as they make them and
the university officials know IL.
Boeringer, contacted today by
phone in Dorset, Mimi. where he
reported it is 3S degrees below
zero, was jubilant over BrmilS
appointment.
give BraZ my congratula-
tiOns," he said Hes the man
for the job and you know he will
have my hearty corporation. "
they decide we're going along
together"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Trio of Teams
Forge TO Top
In Pin Tourney
BY HAROLD KAHL

Out of a wholesale shakeup in
the standings-31 changes in all
came three new leaders in the
eleventh annual Detroit Times
Sweepstakes after another heavy
weekend of bowling at Imperial
Recreation.
Harry PilarSki's Rainbow Rec
reation ferried to the top in Class
b on 2773, Scott Kings Gene
Cloutier Five crashed ahead in
Class c with 2788, while Oscar
.Torina's Gemmer Inspection took
over in Class d on 1869. The 29O9
of joey Paulus' Chene-Trombly
Recreation in Glass A and 2602 of
Charley Murray's Grand in Class
K held up, as expected.
200 GAMES RARE -
Games of 200 were scarce as
Joe Adams Aircraft of the Times
Classic League mustered 1888 for
third place by sticking close to
900 all the way, Perry Allagreen
coming up with 203-209 in 500,
for high. CaSs Schlaff anchored
with 216-214-211 for GAL and Sam
Richardson hit 226-22l in $40, but
II erman Bengell'S Pepsi-Cola
could do no better than 2795 for
fifth.
Rainbow clicked consistently In
the 900 class with -9l9-913 for
its total, Norman Borton just
600 by a pin with a 212
finish after 1888. Emory
Miller's 80-226 in GA was prom
inent as the Gene Cloutier Five
closed with a fine 10l4 for its
27SS. King also tipped 226 in that
finale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Recreation Basketball
STANDINGS

SUNDAYS RESULTS
JaglowieE 4s. East Side Gear ~. Cont
entail IS Auto club 81: Arthur's IS,
Circle 81: Trojans 80. Brewster 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Saginaw Girls
Again Dominate
Skating Events
BY GEORGE f.. VAN

One of these days the law Of
averages will begin to function
and Saginaw VIII run out of cham
pion girl skaters. They've been
on top in Michigan skating five
years and the end seems still a
long way off.
In the Southern Michigan cham
pionships sponsored bv the JAW
Go at Belle Isle Sunday, the
outstate speedsterS swept away
with most of the honors.
Florence Wrona is the latest OF
the famous clan 10 show the stuff
that places her in a class with
her three famous sisters. Esther,
Helen and Agnes, all Of whom
have won The Detroit Times Gold
Skates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Brazil Replaces Dorais as IT, D. Athletic Directo
SPORTS
BY LEO MACDONELI-

Book; Took Beating Badgers Johnny Kofz
When They MadeW Being Groomed- as
son II Over LoMotto Player Of the Year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

Capt Bob Jones shot q 81 FIVE
under par on the Indian Creek
course a. Miami yesterday Just
10 show he has his old touch
Minnesota. hockey team beat
MichiganS 40 az Minneapolis
-. " was the Gophcrs' second
straight over the Wolverines In
the Biz Ten Championships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
TRAIN AT HOME

VIII nave 10 90 SOfIle training al
home before they depart for the
Indiana camp. A schedule of
spring exhibition games is one of
the matters which the Tiger base
ball chiefs have under considera-
ton.
Minneapolis of the American
Association is the first club 10 be
booked by the Tigers for post
season contests. Two games are
to be played with the Millers,
home and home series at Terre
Katie, Minneapolis camp, and
Evansville. The exact dates will
be determined later.
With five other major league
clubs within close proximity the
Tigers will have plenty Of COM
petition for the spring schedule.
The Cubs and White Sox will train
al French Lick. the Pirates at
Muncie, the Cincinnati Reds at
Bloomington and the Cleveland
Indians probably at indianapolis.
ALL ARE HIT
While he recognizes the Tiger
losses to the services have been
heavy. O'Neill is not peSsimistic
over the outlook for a good base
ball season in Detroit.
"All teams have lost players
and the league has been fpveled
off," ONeill explained. Even
with many stars gone. II we get
even competition I believe the
fans will enjoy the games. All
other sports seem 10 he doing
very we'll"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
SPORT
SEHOR is

There's lots Of Ice on Lake st.
Clair these days but there's also
a LOT Of snow and from here il
looks as If the icc-yachtsmen
VIII bc lucky 10 get in any
racing this year e. out at
Lakeside yesterday a large ftet
Of those Streamlined T. class
boats were ready 10 race but
the snow was too deep Paul
Renncr, however is getting his
big A boat ready for what he
calls The early April season"
In the Michigan AAU swim
ming championships at Ann
Arbor Saturday night, Harry
Holiday. Z. VI. soph. missed
Adolph Refers 1OO-yard back
stroke record boy one and eight
tenthS So con he was
clicked in 50 g.. the record is
So. l.. NJ. boys cleaned up in
the championships Holiday took
the backStrokc. Alex Cania the
diving, Walter Stewart thc 4dO
McTt Church the 80. Jim skinner
IN The breast stroke and the
quarter ~ Gus Xvi. Charles
Fries. Holiday and johnny Pat
ten won The 20O-yard relay d.
l21 swimmers competed.
Capt Bob Jones shot q 81 FIVE
under par on the Indian Creek
course ~ Miami yesterday Just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Steve
O'NeilI
Pleased
BY LEO MACDONELL

Steve O'Neill, here from his
home in Cleveland for a confer
ence with Jack Zeller. today ex-
pressed satisfaction with Evans
vile as spring training camp for
the FigeFs.-
Everybody tells us we got
the best camp OF all the big
league clubs, the new manager
of the Tigers declared. 1T is
the farthest south of any of the
clubs and has a fine ball park.
They tell me we will get plenty
OF nice weather the latter part
of March and In April"
Arriving in Detroit at noon
O'Neill Immediately went into Z
huddle with Zeller, the Tigers
general manager. on plans fol
training. The two men made
known that Tigers are expected Il
be in good physical condition
when they report.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-04-15
Propose Tree for Soldier Plantation for Ely

"a tree for a serviceman"
plantation, to be planted by
the people of this community,
is proposed by the Ely recrea-
ton department.
The plantation would COM
memorate the service to the ma
ton given by local fighting
men.
It will be established in a
special area at the entrance to
the city, but the site has not
been definitely selected.
The first planting will take
place during May. The dates
will be announced as soon as
groups are organized to do the
works. Persons or organiza-
tions wishing to cooperate are
asked to volunteer their serv-
ices. School students may take
part.
Additional paintings will be
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-04-15
RATION CALENDAR

Apr. 11-Red ration stamps lettered
C went into effect.
Apr. 17-Fuel oil stamps for period
4, good for II gallons each, expire
Period stamps, also good for II gal
Ions, may be used now.
Apr 18ERed ration stamps lettered
D go into effect.
Apr 25-Red ration stamps lettered
E go into effect until date in May to be
announced. Until Apr. 80 red stamps A,
B, C and D can be used in combina-
ton with E stamps.
Apr. 24EStamp No. 26 in war book
l, good for one pound of coffee, expires
on this date.
May Retailers and wholesalers
take point inventory at close of bust
ness for registration for red ration
stamp allotments.
May 3Retailers and wholesalers
register with local boards to get allow
able red point stamp inventories. Reg
istration closes May a.
May 21-Stamp No. 4 in A mileage
ration books, good for four gallons of
gasoline. expires at midnight.
May 31-Stamp No. Il in war ration
book I, good for five pounds of sugar,
expires.
June 1IStamp No. II in war ration
book 1, good for one pair of shoes,
expires.
Sept. 30-Deadline for second in
spection of tires on cars driven bv A
mileage ration card holders.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-04-15

made this fall for each local
boy entering the service.
The u. S. forest service will
furnish the trees, taken from
government nurseries, without
charge, and will assist in the
establishment of the planta-
ton to stimulate interest in
tree planting.
The project has been incor-
porated into the local victory
garden committees program.
Five trees will be set out for
each local serviceman. The
trees will include the follow
ing evergreens: White pine,
red or Norway pine, jack pine,
spruce and cedar, all available
in the Superior National For
est Nurseries.
The primary purpose Of the tree
planting program is to:
1. Promote appreciation of the i'm
portance that trees play in winning the