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Evening star., 1943-04-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
By LEWIS II. WALTER

OFF TO TIE RACES: New
Orleans is regaining the turf
glory that was hers when Col.
r. r. Bradley was pouring out
his money TO bring in the best
for the Louisiana Derby :.
Couldn't you sec that Miami flop
coming months away. Despite
the b allyhoo by the Miami
Chamber of Commerce diehards.
practical horsemen at Detroit
couldn't see how enough fans
could get to Miami TO make the
sport pay And, brother.
that's the only reason they run
All that high sounding chat
ter by Tropical Park and Hia-
leah officials that they would
run. win or lose, TO keep faith
with the horsemen doesn't make
very good reading for the turf
men now stranded in Miami,
does 1t? incidentally, De-
troit should get the best horses
and have its best meeting in
history
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Kentucky Derby
Will Be Held

CHICAGO. Jan. 9 (INS).-
While others may fall, the Ken
lucky Derby, king of American
turf classics, refuses to abdicate.
Matt J. Vim. Churchill Downs
executive. said today that plans
for the 1913 Derby continue de-
spite the wartime travel restric-
tons which have closed the
Florida tracks.
Requests for renewal Of an
nual reservations are coming In
faster this year than in 1942,"
said Vim at a meeting of
Chicago race track operators.
who are studying the possibility
of running four out of five Chi
cago race meetings at one track.
Our situation in Louisville In
entirely different than IL IL
here" he said. Churchill Downs
Is only three miles from the
center OF the city. The entire
residential district, from which
we draw our local patrons, In In
cluded in these three miles and
street cars run direct to the
track"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Wings Invade
Lair Of Hawks

When tho Detroit Red Wings
and Chicago Blsckhawks skate out
IN Chicago Stadium this Sunday
night. Jack Adams and his crew
will be seeking 10 strengthen their
grip on the third rung of the Ma
tional Hockey League ladder.
The Wings 20 into Chicago, after
A hard game with the Toronto
Maple Leafs, assured of holding
third place. But the Hawks are
within striking distance, and have
played two less games than De-
.troit, due TO the postponement of
last Thursday nights contest with
Montreal, the first such postpone
men in league history. The game
was called off in order 10 permit
the completion OF Sonia Henie's
Chicago appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

stay at L. Of d. Two years ago
he refused an offer TO coach the
Detroit Lions. II is not unlikely
that he would have turned down
the latest. offer II the football
outlook at u. OF d. were less
uncertain.
u. OF d. authorities realize
that there is a good chance that
the Titans may not have a rep
resentative football team next
year. They know that Dorais
might be out of a job next fall
If he refused the Lions offer.
So they did not stand in his
way. They let one of the great
est coaches in the country 90
without putting up fight, be-
-CdUSe- They wanted 10 be TAR 70
a man who had served them
Loyalty and well
The perfect partnership term
mated happily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
Gridders All Had Con-
fidence in His Foot
ball System
Dorais Held Complete
Loyalty Of All U. Of
D. Students
STUDENT EDITOR MADE MISTAKE

When Gus Doras signed Saturday football coach of
the Detroit Lions perfect partnership to end
close to two decades the ideal relationship between
Gus University Of Detroit has been the shining
exception sport where is always season as coaches
At wolves begin howl for coachs heart
as loses couple of tough At u. of d. in
good bad alumni and undergraduates alike
hailed Dorais a miracle man.
Striking evidence Of Doras popularity presented few
of the Varsity News L. of D.
newspaper critical remarks the Titan
venerable OF blasting those authority
OF student editors. and bohers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Says Sleepout Charlie:

HONEYSUCKLE CONTRA
DICTED: The report by Senior
Honeysuckle FinkleStein. that
handbooks are coming in around
the outskirts, is piSh-tushcd by
Sleepout Charlie, our downtown
operative, who says those books
have been out there ever since
the GRAND jury came inN. Ac-
cording TO Sleepout, Detroit has
never been closed so tight be-
fore But the "bOyS are be-
ginning 10 like il The one
time big operators have gone
legitimate with bowling alleys,
cafes, etc. The smaller ones
still in business are taking bets
from an established and trust
worthy clientele by phone 9.
They love IL because their only
expense is the phone bill 49,. No
payoffs. no big fees for service"
-. and no more figuring seven
horse show parlayS at 80 cents
a copy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RACE -3-year-olds. E. mile
sun Flower tMurphy) $50 So 2 go
Right Carla (Plesal 17.4O : 80
Alhakit (LittrelD 40
Time ! IS 2-5, or 33s
Baby Edith Miss Disicsi. Dog Show.
Pooio. Golf Widow, Hydate and Phantom
ship also ran.
SECOND RACE 3-yesr-olds. =, mile:
War Rutton tHgleyJ 1910 40 ( so
Bowsprit tGuerinb 20 3 90
Mr.. Inhnitv tHauerl 3 90
Time rs 3-d, OF zoo
Singing sun Tower Miss Wee Helen.
Venture Girl, The GigEler. Double Results
and Fine Broom also ran.
THIRD RACE -i-yesr.olds ard up. =.
miles.
Pqeky Muffin Pena) $40 $50 go
Felsun tCunEmari 20 an
Swift Sue tTrent 90
Time 2:lf "a, or ~.
Hessey Time, Lightsome. purHng Light.
Erin ksar and Pompton also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-2-year-oids. D, mile
Flying Julia Peters 80 4 OO
.Iinys Choice tDuh0nl 3 al
Time % of 511.
Naldina Dart. Green BFno Son ~ -
cr'y and Superfine also ran.
FIFTH RACE - I-year-olds and W.
1-l6 miles
ANtN ANltuEUlaN n hU ~ 90
a-Maepeace tHauero 90 go
Pittistraw tBashaml 2 40
Time As Is. of J.7si
a-Exploded. Belplay and Little Slam also
ran
All. c. Richards entry.
SIXTH RAcE-tvyear-o'd' and WI. "a
mile.
Wait a Bit CNo3arsD 6OA 0n out
marlborough Haas QO n4f
Madigama KEEPER out
Time /. i3 3-5. off 8 o.
Richmond also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-4-yoar-oids. and up
1-l6 miles
Hard la tWhfmr1 i2f0 90 50
Armistice tNodarse1 So 3 50
Lumiere tTrent 3 so
Time 1.53, on $50
Masculine Mad Runny. Naldina Fable
and White Bait Also ran.
EIGHTH RACE f-yesr-olds and ur.
lis miles.
Hirh Talent tskoronskD % 20 - 90 SO
chief Bud tCrslgl 90 a.
MIX Route tWhtinr1 J 81
Time 81 % off SIS
Bob NJ, Lactose H0 Hung Armes
Bearer and Praiseworthy also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Bachelors Tribute

thought Eddie Bachelor,
veteran publicity man for l..
OF D., and close associate of
Dorais' for years, summed il
up in a neat package when ne
said.
Given equal material, Gus
Dorais will change the whole
complexion Of the National Foot
ball League. They'll now have
10 play handicap football.
IF Gus should happen 10 take
Bud BOeringer Ia the Lions
with him, I want the under
taking concession. I'll quit my
present job IL can get IL.
with Gus and Bud teaching
the Lions how TO do 10, they
had better not sell tickets In the
lower decks. That Is, unless
you want 10 take home n rival
tackle or guard for souvenir"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Wayne IS Foe
Tops Ivy Loop
BY TOM HARPER

Wayne University Tartars play
host 10 one Of the strongest bas-
ketball teams on their extensive
schedule Monday night al Central
High School when they meet Dart
mouth College.
With three victories in as many
starts, the Indians Will be seek
ing revenge for the 1884 beating
given them last year by the Tar
tars. Dartmouth. with four Of the
five starters of the team that won
its fifth consecutive Ivy League
crown and was runncr-up TO Stan
ford for the NCAA title, has three
men who played against Wayne in
l94l. They are Capt. Stan Skaug,
Jim Olsen and George Munroe.
who led the Eastern Intercollegi-
ate Basketball League in scoring
last year and is the big gun in the
Indians bid for their sixth straight
championship
Other games on tho local col
legiate front will sec University
of Detroit renew its series with
Assumption College Saturday
night at Holy Redeemer gym
Last year the Titans won. 1928.
The Downtown YMCA Will be the
scene Wednesday night of a game
between the Romulus Air Base
and Detroit Tech.
This weeks schedule:
MONDAY. JANUARY II
Dartmouth vs. Wayne
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is
Romulus Air Base vs. Detroit Tech.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10
Assumption vs.. University ~ Detroit
Mlchirar NnrrrnI Aannn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Honest Pro-

Eyes. I've become an honest
pro-" kidded DoralS. "And say.
how IL il I have 10 address YOU
now? As commissioner Well
IL SAYS in the contract must
obey the commissioners rulings.
Perhaps now that you're out of
the business you'll give me some
of those long gamers YOU used
To use"
Dorais isn't exactly a stranger
10 professional football however
Fresh out Of Notre Dame he anC
his old friend. Knute Rockne
played with MaSSilon. O., wher
the MasSillon and Canton teams
with Jim Thorpe and other foot.
ball greats were making early
professional history. DoraiS was
also the first college coach tC
register a victory IN the annua
game between tho College All
Stars and the National ProfeS
sional League champions Hi
all-star team beat the champion
Green Bay Packers in 1897.
ITS a tough league but we
can't 20 anywhere hut up" said
DoraiS. referring 10 the fact
that the Lions lost il straight
games last season.
"Will YOU Keep your seat on
the city council ." DoraIS was
asked
"If the electorate Is willing"
said the Lions new coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

the army this week.
'If a guy has any chance at
ali Of becoming a passer. he'd
he smart Ia go 10 L. of d." said
Tippy. Gus knows all there II
to know about passing. and he
knows how to teach II, too. l
never had any idea there was
40 much 90 learning how to
throw n football until l came
To u. of d."
Or there was the chat we had
last year with Vince Banonis,
former All-Ameriean center al
L. Of u. and now in Naval Off
GERS Training School Vince s
words may sound a little overly
dramatic on paper. but they
were spoken with "A sincerity
that could not be mistaken.
Bud Boeringer IL the best
line coach In the country, and
Gus Dorais Is the greatest head
coach that ever lived" declared
Vince. They taught me every
thing ! know about football. and
j think I'm lucky 10 have ever
met such fine men"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Tony MoustakasJoins
NaUy at Great Lakes
BY EDGAR HAYES

The Berry boys from the East
Side of Detroit are happy AT
tGdSt- ttIEy- faVF- 4 representative 1T
the navy =. Tony Moustakas en-
listed a month ago and has been
sent to Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station +. He played sandlot
baseball with the Firemen midgets
and later with Eastern High d.
His other sport talent, boxing, will
get a chance at Great Lakes d.
Tony won a Detroit amateur box
ing title in 1899 -.
1t. Bruce Caldwell. former ALI
American from Yale and now with
the navy. has been transferred 10
Iowa PrcflIght School He had
been athletic officer at Crosse lie
E. 1t. Roy Clogston takes over at
Crosse lie He is former ath-
letc director at ST. Lawrence Col
lege Able Kushner. former
trainer of the Detroit Lions and
now at Crosse lie, has recovered
from a serious illness and is play
ing basketball D..
Jim Daniel. who appeared
against Michigan and Michigan
State with the Great Lakes foot
ball team has been sent 10 the
school for navy gunnerS at Nor
folk. Va. Others at the school
include Gene Ball of Duquesne and
Vic Marine of Ohio State
Participating in a benefit pro-
gram for President RoOsevelt's
infantile paralysis fund. the Sell
fridge Field Post basketball team
will play the East Side Gear and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
1BA Recognizes Sammy AngoH Lightweight Champion
Hands Healed,
Sammy S Rdring
To Fight Again

NEW YORK, Jan, Q CUPl.-The
National Boxing Association threw
tho already scrambled lightweight
into hopeless confusion
today by recognizing Sammy An
gott as champion. a move that
gave the division three title
holders.
HngoTt, who announced his re-
tirement last November ID, is the
chief cause for most Of the diff
Guilty. His quitting the ring
brought about proposed elimina-
tion tournament. two new cham
pions-Beau Jack and Slugger
White-and a feud between the
MIA and New York Boxing Com
mission.
Jack was recognized as leading
contender by the MIA. but the
title was declared vacant and the
boxing body went ahead with an
elimination tournament of its own
TO produce a titleholder.
White was recognized as cham
pion by the Maryland Commission
as an offshoot of this tournament
when he whipped Willie Joyce in
a bout sanctioned by the MIA.
He now claims the right to meet
either Jack or Angott for the
crown.
Angott said his hands, which
had caused his retirement, had
healed and since he has been con-
ditioning himself for several weeks
he is "rarin TO go and will fight
from the bottom of the ladder or
as champion"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Tool Company, Monday, January
25. at the Central High gym in
Detroit T. A preliminary game
has been arranged between the
Coast Guard Station and Fort
Wayne, the first game is at Z
O'Clock Over this weekend
the Selfridge Field filters played
Camp Grant, Racine Elks, and
Tuesday they wifi be at Midland
for a game with the Dow Chemi-
cal Company -.
Soldiers at the Chanute Field
Army Air Force technical training
school arc excellent bowlers
Among the Detroit representa-
tives in the high Is are James
Euwer, 20114 Snowden avenue,
with a IT'S average, and Anthony
Buszek, 4S70 Konkel. with 166 .
Topping the entire list is Frank
DzieSupek of Jackson He has
an average of lS5 for IS games
More than 1000 basketball
teams are participating in games
during their leisure hours at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton More than 800 bowling
teams are in constant action
Swimming. track and boxing fol-
low in that order These recre-
ational activities are in addition to
the regular physical program on
the station -.
Ted Hargrave, former North
Hills golfer, has been transferred
from the British army 10 an
American group with rank OF
cprppaut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Miss Victory Finals

Six girls have already gained the
finals Of the Miss Victory contest
at Eastwood Park. They are
Theresa Theboult, Rita Marie See
gar, Rita Dumont. Gerrie EndreSS.
Margie Hewitt and Vivian Weine.
The finals Of this contest are
set for Friday night. The winner
Will receive a war savings bond
for prize.
Varsity Gardens will stage lis
first moonlight skating. party of
the season Saturday night. Mem
bbrS Of a committee composed of
Varsity Gardens Roller Skating
Club boys and girls are making
the arrangements and will be on
hand that night.
Rouge Park is holding junior
and senior speed skating cham
pionShip for boys and girls. The
Junior events 60 each Sunday
afternoon for those between the
ages Of - and Is. Senior events
for those over IS are held each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Dordis Signs
For Ten Years

Continued from First Sport Page
ball Is still operating although
every one Thought II Would be
signals Off at the end of last
season. ] do not believe we will
be asked TO quit. Especially
when you see the extent Of
sports in England and even
Germany-wlth both countries
up in their necks in war"
Owner MandeI nodded assent
IF any one plays well play"
he said.
A call from Chicago came In
during the announcement meeting.
II was Elmer Layden, head of the
National Football League. calling
10 congratulate Dorals. The two
former Notre Dame heroes ex-
changed greetings. DoraiS teams
used 10 face Layden'S before tho
latter left DuQucSne 10 coach
Notre Dame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Few Mistakes

That's the way il has always
been. For Is years Gus could
do no wrong. As matter of
fact. this MISUNDERSTANDING at
titIde wasn't far from the truth.
Gus rarely does anything wrong.
But il is unusual when your
bosses are included among the
hero-worshippers. That was the
case at l.. of d.
DoraiS built up around him
one of the finest, best knit STATS
in the country. Boering and
Dad Butler have been with him
since 1927 and Brazil has been
on the staff since his graduation
in 1880. In point Of continuous
service. the Titan board OF
strategy is probably the oldest
in the country.
DoraiS genius for inspiring
fierce loyaltieS quickly attracted
his subordinates. Boeringer has
refused several more lucrative
offers because he preferred his
job as Dorais' first lieutenant.
The friendship between Gus and
Dad began a quarter Of a CEN
fury ago when Gus was at Con
Zaga and Dad was at the Oregon
State Agriculture College. Brazil.
Of course. was one of the two
best backs ever developed by
Gus.
In return for this loyalty and
understanding on the part Of
school, students and aides, DoraiS
sacrificed both money and
prestige 10 stick with u. of d.
When he first took over he had
10 herd his players down to a
vacant lot near the Detroit River
10 practice. He faced constant
difficulties in framing schedules
and getting adequate material.
But he never quit.
n I've taken this job. and I'm
lot going TO quit until I've fin
ished IT," he told friends. I'm
going to give u. Of ID. winning
football teams. I'm going 10
give the people Of Detroit the
kind of football they deserve"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
RolIin' Around
GEORGE BRETT TAKES
PRO JOB AT ARCADIA
Rollin' Around
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

= We'll, az last its all settled.
George Brett, popular professional
manager of Rouge Park Roller
drome. will resign his Job out there
on the 18th of the month TO take
over the teaching task at Arcadia.
For a couple of months now
George has been working nights in
a defense factory. lie feels that
managing a rink is too difficult
added 10 his other work.
At Arcadia he'll teach the Mon
day and Wednesday dance classes
from Z 10 s in the evening and the
figure and dance class Sunday
nights at the same hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Hayes Starts
Training for
LaMottd Fight
BY LEO MACDONELL

With the Charley Hayes-Jake
LaMotta headliner locked up,
Matchmaker Nick Londes Satdr-
day turned his attention 10
fabricating a bangup card of pre-
liminaries for his fight card at
Olympia Friday. January %.
Londes said he was trying 10
match Phil MuScato. Buffalo mid
dleweight, with Walter Thomas of
New York for the semi-windup.
They are middleWeights. Muscato,
a brother of Sergeant Muscato,
the heavyweight, blossomed into
favor with local fans when he
belted out Harold Hazlett in one
round in one of the seasons earlier
scraps in Olympia.
Thomas is a stablemate OF La
Mottas.
Leo Jones, Hayes manager, an
nounced that his star, who has
been taking il easy for a couple
Of weeks, will return 10 training
monday. Hayes will start work
at the Gene Tunney Boys Club,
Fenkell and Twelfth street, later
switching 10 a downtown gym
nasium.
Hayes il always In good
shape" Jones explained, but he
will need some boxing TO sharpen
up. He weighs about 1875 or
1853 now, 40 won't have any
trouble making 162 for La
MOtta."
With Hayes facing the most
severe test of his meteroric caree,
Jones is sparing no expense or
effort TO have the boy in the best
condition possible. Jones is inn
porting a pair OF sparring partners
from Chicago-Jack Hill and Bus
ter Pfks.
"Hill has style like La
Motta,' Jones said. land I eX-
pect him to be OF considerable
help 10 Charley"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Two CY0 LOOPS
To Start Sunday

The city's CYO basketball league
hostilitieS Sunday with two
new DIVISIONS competing. The girls
and junior teams open their sea-
sons, bringing the total number of
iives in the circuit 10 81.
Sundays games follow:
ST, GREGORY GYM.
: 00--st. Alphousus VS. Christ the King
5 90 -. Gregory vs. 8. John caantius !
ST. BENEDICT
! 00-Santa Maria vs.. Epiphany.
s;O0-St. Benedict VS. 81 Luke.
HOLY ROSARY
? oo-st Augustine VS.. our Lady Of sor
3 .oo-st Josaphat vs.. San Francesca.
Z .e--Holy Rosary vs.. Gabriel.
5:00-Holy Rosary VS.. st. Vincent
9 'O0-Our Lady Of Guadalupe vs.. our Lad.
of Mt Carmel
7.00-Our Lady of Guadalupe VS. g. Leo
S;00-Biessed Sacrament vs.. Resurrection
NATIVITY
.o0-St Gregory vs.. 81 Paul.
2.o0-Nativity VS.. 81 Paul
3'00-Nativity vs.. 81. Edwards
4.00-Nativty vs.. ST Margaret Mary
ST. CLAIR COMMIT NIFTY CENTER
.00-St. Elizabeth vs. Holy Name
2'Oo-st. Florisn vs.. our Lady Queen q
Apostles
3:0O-st. Bernard vs.. our Lady Queen o
ApOstles
4:O0-St. Catherine VS.. Our Lady Queen o
Apostles.
5:OO-st Margaret Mary vs.. ST. Phnil
Neri.
8 :00-St Margaret Mary vs. San Francisco
7,00--St. Margaret Mary VS.. St Philil
Neri
s;OO-st Paul vs. ST. Anthony
9 .00-St Catherine vs.. 81 JulanA.
ST. VINCENT
2.0O-All Saints VS. Holy Rosary
3 .0O-St. Vincent vs. Christ the King
00-St. Vincent vs. St Ambrose
HOLY REDEEMER
: OO-St Anne vs.. St John Cantius No. .
S 00--Holy Redeemer vs.. st Alphonsus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Rubi, Lewis Clash
In Grudge Match

Bert Rubi, junior heavy cham
pion, and Eddie Bad Man Lewis,
king Of the mat meanies in that
division. will battle in a grudge
match at Fairview Gardens Tues
day.
Their grudge is the outcome OF
a hectic bout at the east side club
last week when Eddie defeated
the champ in a non-title bout.
Louis Kline VS.. Dale Wayne and
Harold Chaundy VS.. Soldier
Beebe are other bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Peralta, Wright
/ angie OIL Friday

NEW YORK, Jan. 9 tINS).-
joey Peralta, Tamaqua. Pa, will
meet Chalky Wright Of Los An-i
geles and Sgt. Jackie Wilson. also
of Los Angeles. will tackle Jacob
La Motta. New York, in co-fea-
tured 10-rounderS at Madison
Square Garden, Friday night.
Promoter Mike Jacobs an
nounced these bouts would sup
plant the second act of his light
weight elimination tournament
planned for that night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Friday night. Finals in Junior
events will go the first Sunday in
March with the senior finals the
first Saturday in March.
There's another Of those popular
moonlight skating parties at JEFF
ferSon B ach Saturday night.
Don't forget the dance classes at
Lincoln rink each Tuesday and
Thursday night from Z TO s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
NEW ORLEANS REGAINS TURF GLORY
Detroit Should Get Best Horses, Too

nothing but a penalty e.. The
next night an amateur named
Harmon merely got his name IN
the lineup >. Dick Irwin IS sob
bling because since the start OF
the season he's lost six men 20
the army, while his star recruit,
Maurice Richard, has A broken
leg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

placed in him.
lie never had
niue h of a
prob lem OF
discipline. He
just led and
the boys were
& A d 10 fol-
low
W o recall
talking re-
cen tly TO
Tippy NADIA
rik, grea I
Titan paSSer
who was IN
Quoted in TO