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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-02
PERIOD ENDS

GongS sounded throughout the
gymnasium, ending three minutes
of work for all concerned. A hush
settled over the punch emporium as
if the wheels of a mill suddenly
had stopped turning One handler
was SWa ID bling the lightweight
champions face with a towel,
while another removed his robe.
We chatted with Beau Jack. We
asked him if he felt more conf
dent now that he held a decision
over ZiYic, the best man he ever
fought Did he feel more sure Of
himself?
Beau Jack yanked his taped
hands out Of his robe sleeves and
said, No, I don't see no differ
ence. l Wuz always confident of
my strength becuz I always trained
so hard. But never got cocky be-
cuz I licked anybody. Zivic gave
me my hardest fight, but expected
that" He grinned and added, but
III have to admit I felt pretty good
after I licked him. I hope it'll be
easier this time
Most Of the experts believe it will
be easier because a new Beat
Jack will be in the ring Friday
night-a man who didn't feel like
champion when he won recogni-
tion in New York state by knocking
out Tippy Larkin-but who feels
like a champion now, by virtue of
his triumph over Ziyic.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-02
Dodser
Camp Is
EIuted
Bv OSCAR FRALEY

NEW YORK. March ,. IUP1-
There's JOY in Flatbush today-be-
cause Lippy Leo Durocher is going
TO do his fighting for the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The Lip. arch-enemy of the "em-
pires" and the tWo-fisted pride of
Ebbets Field. was rejected yester-
day for military service because of
a perforated ear drum.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-02
PLANS NO APPEAL

Mai S. P. Guidotti. chief medical
officer told Durocher that he could
not be inducted since a gas mask
furnished no protection for per-
son with a perforated eardrum. He
said the only recourse was an appeal
TO WaShington-but Durocher has
had too many OF those fall through
before Judge Lands.
I'm surprised and disappointed,
the Lip said. 1t makes me feel ter
rible because I know l am in the
best physical condition of my life.
I thought the ear had healed
rearS ago-although it still rings
temporarily when I'm batting or surf
bathing"
I'm sorry from patriotic view
point but naturally happy for the
clubs future" Branch hickey said.
I've always liked Leo as a pilot and
was actually afraid to think Of
what to do if lost him"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-02
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-02
PADDOCK JUDGE

Charlie Paddock, the "festest
human" of the 1905 and now q
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-02
Tire inspection is due now!

1t looks as if lot of "A' Ration Book
Holders are going to wait until the last
minute to get their official tire inspections.
Better ask any of us Standard Service Men
or Women about official tire inspection
right away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Morgan
Does Id
Again

CHICAGO, June * 49, Kayo
Morgan ~ Detroit. one-tme IN
crowned champion Of the bantam
weights. today celebrated an
auSpicJoUS start in another of his
perennial comebaCkS.
The Glowing Southpaw stole
tho show Al Mareold Gardens
last night An old trick for him
by ompletely befuddhng
George Adams former Chicago
Golden Gloves bantam champ. in
4 surround bout
Morgan, down 10 l22 pounds
vas going strong ~ the end
Adams weighed in a. rs.
In tho feature heavyweight
bout Clarence Brown Of Chicago.
knocked out Johnny Flynn Of
Rochester IN tho sixth round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
New Date Set
On Greco Fight

NEW YORK juno, * Up
4 l0-round ovcrweiCh, bout he
tween light champion Bob Mont
Comery Of Philadelphia and PVT
Johnny Greco Of the Canadian
Army was changed today from
Saturday afternoon June Is, 10
Friday night June q,
The bout. 10 bc held AZ Yankee
Stadium. was 10 have been New
York's first afternoon fight in 20
years. Promoter Mike Jacobs
changed the date 10 avoid CON
flictInG with a heavy baseball and
horse race schedule. Under the
new plans, the card viii open at
I p. m, with the main 60 at 9
y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
HirsCh Bound
For Michigan

MADISON. Wis, June IS
INSD t.lroy HrSch If the Uni
verSity OF Wisconsin. one OF the
outstanding halfbackS Of the
middle west last fall Will report
Al the University OF Michigan
July for training As marine
corps rcSer7l>l, 1t was announced
today.
He viii report under the VIZ
basic training program which
Will make HIM eligible 10 play
football under the tutelage Of
Michigan'S Fritz Crisler
Two other Badgers will report
Al Michigan under the same
trsinnc program and on The same
day rs Hu>ch They are Fat
BOYLE. a FIRST string guard last
wear. and Dick Dunn. 2 freshman
prospect from New York.
Juno 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
TaE'S Beat Eastern
To Reach PlayOffS

allowed Two hits between them.
In TWO previous meetings Mac
kenzie whipped Cooley twice only
10 lose one To Central end another
10 BEDFORD as Cooley took two
each from Central and BEDFORD
ChadSey broke It's deadlock with
Western. 10 TO settle the south
west championship after winning
twice from the Cowboys IN The
regular season by the same score,
Il ChadSey'S Bill Glane south
paved his way 10 a three hit
triumph. his third over Western.
The draw for first came about
when Western won twice from
Southwestern and Northwestern,
lost twice TO Chadsey. while Chad
Sey lost 2 decision each 10 North
western and Southwestern leaving
the rivals with four victories and
two defeats each when the sched-
ulP closed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

series with The Browns. which
Viii he inauCWated with a twI-
hight game Friday
Since they Nphi Two games with
tAc Tigers m Detroit carly m
Nav n the last meeting between
The two teams. the Indians have
come upon owl ways and TODAY
were lsnqui>hlnc in\Scventh place
ln tho American League race
Between tho games NJ 2 double
header Sunday they were actually
m last place
Bur Lou Boudrcau, refusing IN
boz q sc0uraEod, believes hS boy
UlIl u~@ the Tigers ~ stepping
Stone for - now rise - heights
IIo thinks tho natural rivalry be-
tween rho Two teams viii make
% FOR an, lack Of talent IN the
Indians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
In His Third War

Speaking or h ockoN Tom
DYER. Who vas trainer OF tho
Shsu~ocks when James Norris
brought the Chicago hockey
team 70 Detroit 70 merge II
with tho Red Wings IS p re
u7ark7hfc fellow. Al the age OF
50 Over is back in the army,
Currently stationed at Lon
don. ont. Dyer Is fighting hrs
third war under the crown
Bocr. World Warl and World
War II. He first enlisted IN thr
British Army in 1894. lie tried
SIX times without success TO
io,n tho Canadian army last
wear. The seventh time he was
admitted. He once served as a
Spar7ng partner for Freddie
Ne4Seh. and he once worked
on inc LeNlathan.
When here with tho White
Sox recently. BinG Miller re-
ported seeing his old pal Mickey
Cochrane often.
mickey has another fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Hits Pin.
Has Deuce
And Wins
By VI. +. DRUKENBRoD

A fondneSS limerick kocslS has
had for a long time for The 10
yard 18th al EdgewoOd Country
Club continues and no wonder
The big Tam O. Shsnter pro hit
the flag head-on with his No. s
IRON tee shot yesterday. the ball
stopping less than two feet from
the cup. for an easy birdie deuce.
That gave him and Stan Nor
gan a beSt-ball Of 62 eight under
par on the attractive layout, en-
ahllng them IN heat out by one
stroke. AL Various and two of his
Oakland Hills partners Blaine
Eynon and Joe Murphy-ln the
prO-amatPur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

DenbN's place in the Metrnpoli-
tan High School Baseball cham.
plonShip piay-offS today is due 10
catcher Sam ZIeleCki and the
spark TO keep going regardless Of
the situation
In Yesterdays tilt with Eastern
for The southeast section title,
Dcnhy was down. So. IN the sew
enih. and tWo were ont. Eastern
errors filled the bases. Up came
and ouI went triple
chasing three fellows home 10 tie
tho score
/ielccki scored the winning run
himself.
Dcnhy'S next opponent is the
winner OF The Cooley Mackenzie
game today ri Northwestern for
tho northwcSt honorS. Cooley made
II a me with Mackenzie yesterday
IN winning from BEDFORD 81
Jerry BrookeS and Ken Jensen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

The writer bumped into p
.-c-4 en- NrodR-rd ycs-crC sA-
Heard shout the hockey
deaIs." challenged our fr.cn5
Nh -.aaE- cd homes. Suea-
vr'. sweat pouring our o.
evcrE one O., our C>' mated
1876 goo pores hockey vas far
..o~' or thoughts
Yep" reported o.r friend
Buffalo and Cleveland will he
i'm the National Hockey League
neat winter. American League
witt 70 \ AUt 1TS PLAYERS ne
distributed among the major
League clubs cot IL straight
from The iecd hon. Paste II in
Your hat and IN December Ill
tel YOU I told you 80
W.'-.tha' oar friend s." shed
bucket ~ NerprrafIon from
sis face and proceeded on his
WaN.
Has our friend got some
thing Could hc Wee been
irlHnC 20 Cct 4 hold 81 Jack
Adams IN find out Both good
sports fe4tn>.-4n hockey cSpc-
crafty. Fufato aue Cievriant
would be asSClS 10 The Nil
Both cities have 6nc unkS sport
fans and sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

NEW YORK. Juno Is 1NS)
The Cards and PhillicS were or
dered today by Ford FrIck. pteSI-
dent of tho National League. 10
complete 4 game started June 5
Al ST Louis which was intor-
npted by weather Prick made
his ruling on a protest from the
PhhlieS who charged tho ST.
Louis club was negligent IN not
covering tho playing field when
weather halted the contest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Giants Land
q lIaSc in, Swap

NV YORK. Juno - GNSl
Outiielder Babe Barna has been
traded 10 the Boston Red SoX for
pitcher Ken Chase, the New York
Giants announced tonight The
Giants also are recalling hurlerS
Hugh East and Rube Fischer from
Jersey City Of the International
LEAGUE.
The exchange and acquisition Of
pitchers was neCcSSitatcd by the
desperate position Of the Giants.
who have won two of their last -
starts. and arc only half game
fpnnl the National League cellar.
.whirh spot thcy have not occupied
IN - years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Harmon S Roommate
Is Reported Missing

MILWAUKEE. June Is UNS)
I'd 1t. Richard Strobel. p who
was p roommate ot It. Thomas
Harmon, former Michigan ALL
American football star is missing
in action IN The European area, II
was learned today
a war department notice 10 Ii
StrocbClS parents SAID he had
been missing since June s a hom-
harder on 2 FLYING Fortress. he
roomcd with 1t Harmon while
tho tVo we're IN training AZ Santa
Ana CAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Whizzer S Teammdte
Rescued in Crash

PHILADELPHIA. June Is 1t.
Lswrenoe F. Steffenhagen. who IN
his undergraduate days Al Uni
versity Of Colorado was blocking
hack fng WhizzCr White, former
All-AmeTican and pro league
star. was rescued when p navy
plane was forced down. yeSter-
DAY. IN tho Delaware River An
other Her in the plane was be-
lieVed drowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Ralph Neves Will
Ride on FurIouQh

CHICAGO June - DINSl-
Ralph NevcS, one Of thc,most S,ic-
ccSSful Jockeys on Chicago tracks
last. season, was IN Chicago today
on 4 l5-day Through from his
Fort Riley cavalry regiment He
applied for permission 10 ride dur
ing his vacation and his request
was granted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

On The railways. II Is difierent
now.
Miller said that Bob Harris,
former Tiger and later with
the Browns and Athletics is
one Of the Great Lakes pitch
lnc stars.
I'm siN innings against the
Cubs the other daN Rob allowed
only one hit" Miller SAID.
COcHrane team has Won II
out Of IS games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Phi|s Win, GA,
In First Game

PHILADELPHIA. June l. lUP)
The PhlllaS won the first game
OF p morning afternoon double
header from Boston here today.
Ga. before 5000 ladies day fans
a lhree-pIn rally in The seventh
broke 81 tie and gave the locals
their victory. Coaker Trplett led
the winning attack with A home
run and triple that scored three
runs. Ron Northey also hit a
home yun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Bosox Trade Chase
To Giants for Bdrnd

BOSTON. Juno Is GNS) Ken
Chase. left handed pitcher, today
was tvaded by tho Boston Red
SoN 10 tho New York Giants for
outfieEer Babe Barna
Kcu1aIl r. Chase. 90. bats right
and throws left He comes from
Oneouga y y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Tommy Gomez
Stops Buddy Knox

TAMPA, FL. June - CUPl
STAFF SGT Tommy Gomez, 1856.
Camp Van Born. Miss. had 2
record Of 30 knOCkoutS IN hlS last
10 starts. today. following a FIVE
round kayo Of Cpl. Buddy Knox
20N DAYTON y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Tony Music Loses
To Wallace Cross

NEW YORK, June - rrP)-
Wallace Cross. 215i7 Newark.
\ = hammered out \ l0-round
decision over TONY Music, POI.
Chicago. last night A. Dexter
Park before ! 500 spectators.
Mario Morales. 1872 Havana.
outpointcd Ray pug l7l Tampa,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Outdoor Mat Season
Opens al Mack Park
InNIEHT.s RnI II

Leo WaNrk ~ Flash Gordon m
fails
Perf RUBY rs Fred Carrone me fall
Louis Klein a Joe Ferront ore fall
nsls Wayne - Geo. Conrel one faIl.
Mack Avenue a. & viii open
its outdoor season in Mack Park
tonight with a junior heavyweight
title bout between the titleholdcr.
FlaSh" Gordon. and Loo WalliCk.
former champion. They are old
rivals back from tho days when
they had masked matmen fcud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
DAVIS, Tribuani SIGNED

PHILADELPHIA. June Ia
TNSL Bunny Davis Of
New York today was signed FOR a
rrtura bout with Wilmington AL
Trihtpnf on Juno - AL the Phila-
dclphfa outdoor arena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

hall & Ia h ri
Great Lakes
NJ er re-
ported He
IL tickled he
e n US the
I q a m ca "
n Ow travel
in Pullnans.
Last year the
sailors n n Il
trouble get
ting first
class passage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Fight Results
n, Ipi,sd Pres.

Tampa pa Tommy Conner tfS
Camp Var Dorm Mise KNOCKED oui
BUDDY KqoN. 20a Dayton n taf
Phuasr'uhs Medic PrtUrF w. Wv
ytrN. scored a 'eChrcrl knockout over
Lon Brooks fS2 Wilmington. be ~.
NV Yort Wallace cross 2i5H.
newark 81 D. derIslohed TONY Music
2HI Chicago HoH Mario Morales raw
Havana rHfuo.rfrd Psy Py1E i3'
SeWar- curtis Sherrsfs a.
prrsblfeH tsNoed Geoi.e Br4lhefs iSz
New YorS 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Says Mccoy Won

Nike Capriano manager ~
Jake LaNotts. saw Frlt7ie ZlvC
and Young Kid Mccoy in their
draw fight IN Madison Square
Garden.
Mccoy had the edge hut
they called II draw" Cap
riano explained.
That's good publicity with
the fight between Jake and the
Kid here in Detroit Caprano
Was reminded.
"No, really. on the level--the
hid beat him" protested Mike.
Fellows who live in Michigan
cei around. Earl Brown. new
Dartmouth football coach. is
from Benton Harbor Mich. tbs
appointment recalls that Gus
DoraIS WAS once rrofferrcd Tho
Dar'mol'h posi- But preferred
- S'av I'm Detroit. Both Gus
and Far. arc form ser Notre
Daur men Wr0 also COT around
Brown Vay an ou'>fanc IrC
end and basketball PLAYER A.
south Bend before 20 WAS
graduated p 1859 Hc succeeds
m4,- HsLa cnfy Wro ts now
u7a of .~ Tho ma ~ corps
and stationed ~ parue Island
Brown 3, 20 married and has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader
Yesterdays RESULTS
Nev N0rk 4 Washington ],
OrIy game scheduled
TODAY'S GAMES
Nsw YORK a. Washington tniEnN
DETROIT a. cleveland might.
81 LOUIS ~ Chicago tnight
Phladelphia A. BOSTON e..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
DETROITER Rt.ATEN

I'i'F'' ''FI 'ldln' Lt I0Pf no.
6HifN IN pfI'dIIiI b0t tlboe
bartholomew tlpfIGif sd 6.S
JJoioy r,ot.,.a.J,, &c. -.
'''I vi '>N' N'Il'p'
eliminated Amy Roosevelt III Slr-
D7ingham 81 81 poaI pc,or
''.''- on ~. ffoi F'PT
son iilgflSn0 PARK OI>tod Hazel
Rrou.po Detroit s. 81
nm -
blI - N y y oI lNCI0n@'l,
seeded ono has bt. fret match
l.,- al. .4 49,.
'"'' ''IHN WIN NfIllbdi peterson
oI highland Park and 7 m CO
L',.,. ,f rt.,-,.- -4-t 49,
~ ~,
ffItneS CdpdhlP Walter SmIgCI Of
{ lakeland
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
.Londes Seeks
ziviC and Joyce
Go for June Is
BY LEO MACDONELL

Nick tondeS 10 trying 10 match
Frtlic Civic andl Willie joyce for
Olympia, IHne -, a week from
Friday night.
The cncrgcticl Olympia match
maker already has Joyce's CON
sent. He is working on Civic
which is toughof. None Of them
cares much about fighting Joyce
dangerous Chicago hattler.
The Zivic-Jone idea eam"-to
Eondcs when ne learned h I
Henry Armstrong; suffered badly
cut lip in his scrap with Sammy
Angott IN New York and could
not 90 through Y.lth his scheduled
mix with joyce on the West Coast
return match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
CONROY MISSES CHANCE

kocsis and another partner.
George Love. had &c tying with
Jack Winney. the BEDFORD pro.
and r. Hunter.
Leo Conroy Of North Hills and
w. L. MCMurrav led AT the turn
with 30 hut took 81 coming IN.
Twenty pairs competed un-
der the Metropolitan system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
RIMMED cur ( TIMES

Some years back, when kocSls
was pro a. this club, he bagged
seven consecutive brides on this
hole while playing with Len kolb
the owner. ON four Of those occa-
SlonS kocsiS' tee shot trimmed the
cup i'm his bids for aces.
II was the second time this
season WatrouS has finished next
TO the winners, but the Oakland
Hills veteran can gain ConSolA
ton out OF the fact that he had
low individual round of 34-24 SIS
yesterday. KocSiS had 1874 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
RnSt0n
Philadsiphia

BOSTON O1O 100 no.
Phtadsiphiat 100 O2O 3OX s
Runs BoSon Nieman RYAN phusdel
phis nahlcsu 2 Tripleu ?. Brewster.
Norihey Errors None Runs matted m
Northev Triplett g. RreWsteI Mut.
laugh Poland. WieteimAnn Holmes Two.
base hi' Neman. Three base hts Me
man, TupieU Home nuns Northev Trip
iett stolen hAse RYAN Double PLAYS
Livingston 20 Murtaugh Murtaugh 20
Wnsdrll Eeft m bases Boston s phta
dslphia Z Bases m halls OC Fuchs 7
on Barrett !. Struck out Ry Rsrrett 2
~ Fuchs HTS or Barrett, : IN :
innings nm SAlyo. N inninc HI ~
pitcher FtF'hs Workman Holmss' Los
iug puchrr Barrett. tmpifes Jorda
CoIgn ana BAR. TIME or Game b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

Totals - g - ~ Totals 20 : p II
Rated for Barrett IN eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAY RESIiTS
So Louis s. Cincinnati g.
Boston 4 BROOKLYN I
TODAN'S CAMS
CincinnaI ~ ~ Louis f1f
chicago ~ Prtshurgn
BROOKLYN A. Npw Nlrk
BOSTON A. Philadelphia Imonns ssA
affefnoun).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
WON FROM ARMSTRONG

j oN g beat Armstrong some
weeks ago, oRes of The few times
Henry has heeN licked IN his SEN
saUOnal comeback campaign And.
IN that fight. Joyce suffered a
broken Jaw. from which he re-
covered only Urgently
The proposed Zivic-Joyce tuSSle
would have no EFFECT on lhe bout
between Jake Iiamoita and Young
hid Mccoy The Lamotta Mccoy
affair is still lerY much on for
Olympia. July >. Mike Capriano.
LamottaS manager was in De-
trolt Yesterday and reported 10
Chairman John HettChe of the
Michigan boxing commission that
Jake suffered cut eyes IN his
fight with ZiNk in Pittsburgh.
TALK LAMOTTA-ZIvIC
IncidentallYs- there, ak Of a
return matche between Lsmotta
and ZNic.
"Yeh. weIH give Zivic re-
turn match. v aprIano declared.
but we wonld like 20 rounds
and the fighg he in Detroit. IL
would he a great fight for De-
troit."
Capriano said that he had not
signed for Ne return match as
YET
Pittsburgh wanted II late
this NOR th," Capriano ex-
planned. but ! wouldn't do that
with the NcCoy fight coming
up. We will fight no place until
after the Mccoy fight. Londes,
the Commissioner III ettCh
and Detroitsfans have been good
10 us."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

Sees Cleveland
BufiaIo6o Major
HockevILe 6oue
By LEO MACDONELL

The writer bumped into p
..erz or NrcdH-r1 1cS- crCaA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Greenbere Od,71an Tennis Match Is Awaited
Expected Clash
Will Have Zest
Of Title TussIe

Fortune Of play may dictate
otherwise, But II SeuthPaw Sey-
mour Gre berg Of Chicago,
crafty defending champion, and
tall, SiaShng Robert Odman Of
Seattle got together before The
close of the national clay courts
championships at Detroit Tennis
Club so much the better. say the
galleryiteS.
II they meet their contention
should have the tlnele Of final
or Somi-flnal for Greenhere's to-
naciouS StcadineSS from tho base
line cat-like court covering, Cd
man WhistlnC service. driving,
and net play offer 4 fascinating
contrast
Unfortunately he luck ~ q
wide open draw placed the pair
M the same bracket and one or
the other will bC eliminated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
WINS IN : SETS

Bob klmbrcll from University
OF Southern California elected 10
play GrecnherG'S game Yesterday
I'm he champion S opening match
of The 1912 tournament Green
berg won Ga o.. e.. The cool
patlcni GTccnhcrC took note Of
kimhrellS caCefncSS and forced
the latter into error after error
from which there was no recovery.
Odman, DELAYED ,cvcn hours
into Detroit proceeded forth
with 10 The Tennis Club and long
after tHc other players had do
parted and as the sun was bending
low played Lee pinnCll of Chicago
winning g.. SIS g.
OdmanS opponent 20 day is
Frank SkerSki OF Detroit
on tho womcns side raven
haired. deeply tanned Nancy Cor
bcti from Florida Rollins Col
lcgc attracted attention hp her
easy VICTORY over Dorothy Parker
oi East Lansing SO so
Pauline BCtI. also from Rollins.
national champion. has her FIRST
match today with pretty blonde
jeanne Dunno from Dos MONIES,
Ia champion NJ the Mississippi
Valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
TALK LhMOTTA-ZIyIC

IncidentallYs there talk Of a
return ma,ehS between Lamottar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Loss Very Painful"

Loss Very Painful"
"a British broadcast. recorded
by CHS in New York. quoted
Rome as saying:
III at night TFlPeH was eFae-
uated by the Axis troops. Its
loss Is very painful, especially as
the regions involved had he
longed to Italy for n third OF a
century and had been fortified
by much blood"
The Rome radio also broad
cast 10 the people of Italy last
night a full summary Of a pro-
posal by Commander Stephen
King-Hall, British publicist, to
offer the Italians Atlantic char
ter terms in the postwar settle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Point Rdfioning
Is Explained in
OPA's Answers
Buyers OF Baby Food
Must Budget Coupons
or Some One'II Suffer

IN an attempt 20 clarity Tho
point rauoning' program which
will be instituted within few
weeks. the OPA Saturday pre-
sented the following list Of pos
Sible questions and their answers
OWL procesSed baby food be
rationed on the same point system
as foods for grown-ups?
A-PrOcessed baby foods that
are made Of strained or chopped
fruits, vegetables or meats, or
combinations Of these, put up In
sealed glass or tin containers
are included In the ration order.
Canned milk. canned milk for
mulas and canned prepared &C.
reals will not be rationed.