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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Ring Rally Here

Aside from the big fight t.
self, of importance is the tre-
mendous comeback Of boxing In
Detroit. With but few eXcep-
tons, flstic shows in Detroit in
the past several years have
drawn little more than the we'll
known corporals guard. The
sport was deader than a door
nail until Nick Londes, through
a successful winters campaign,
brought II back 10 what you viii
see tonight great fight, more
than 1900 fans damned into
Olympia and a gate that may
reach over $4,000
RcbinSon'S record FOR The past
year--on which was based Ring
Magazine labelling OF the Iar-
lem mittSter As the boxer Of
the year e. may be ~ interest
10 fans. Here il is
Jan. is - Stopped Fritzie
Zivc--1O rounds.
Feb. Z0-knocked out Make
Berger = rounds.
March 20 Knocked out Nor
man Rubio-7 rounds.
April TX Knocked out Har-
vey DubS 9 rounds.
April 30-Knocked out Dick
Banner rounds
May 2S-Beat Marty Servo
10 rounds.
July 3l-Beat Sammy Angott
10 rounds.
AGp. II - Stopped Ruben
Shank rounds,
Aug. &7-Stopped Tony Motisi
II round
Oct Beat Jake LaMotta--
10 rounds.
Oct. 10 Beat Ivy Jannszzo
10 rounds
NOV, 6 Beat Vic DellicIrti
10 rounds
Dec, Stopped 1zzy Jan
hszzoLS rounds.
Dec. IA Stopped Al Nettlow
- ROUNDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

take the same attitude, Patrick
would be ruled out as a possibility.
Despite his volatile personality,
which made him one of the most
frequently disciplined managers
when he was directing the Ameri-
cans, Dutton may be the popular
choice for the office.
He certainly would be the fans
choice, but the majority OF the
league governors long have shown
their preference for the type OF
executive who would be an instru-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Fuller Wins First
Bout in Comeback

BOSTON. Feb. s (UP). -
Sammy Fuller, former New England
featherweight champion, was
started along the comeback Wail
today after an easy 10-round de-
cision over tough Joe Torres of
Puerto Rico.
Fuller, a WPA boxing instructor
the past six years, upset Torres
last night before 1000 fans AT
Mechanics Building. He floored
Torres for a seven-count in the
second round and then coasted TO
victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Old Time Tiger
Manager Dies

PITTSFIELD, Mass, Feb. 5
(INS). - Funeral arrangements
were being made today for Frank
Dryer, former major league hurler
and for several years New York
State boxing commissioner. who
died Of a heart attack while visit
ing relatives. He was "a.
He played with Chicago and ST.
Louis in the American League and
with Cincinnati in the National.
Later he managed Detroit and was
an American League umpire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Gould Ruin Plans

Nat Rogers. matchmaker for
Mike Jacobs. was on the phone
Z, few minutes later.
Robinson figures 90 win w."
he said. hut I'll feel y lot bet
ter when the fight IL over. You
know this could ruin . lot OF
plans for US II LaMotta man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
BUTTON AND CHICK TOP CANDIDATES
Nav Succeed Calder as MIL President

ment OF their will instead Of a
vigorous independent leader
Dutton has hockey's interests at
heart, but the outSpoken redhead
independent in both mind and
nurse and doesn't need the $l2, 900
Job. The former hockey great from
the Canadian Northwest is re-
ported TO be worth almost mil
lion as result of his extensive
road building operations.
HE'S INDEPENDENT
Dutton Is Al years old and a
native OF Russell, Man. He is a
veteran of the first world war, in
which he suffered severe wounds
while serving in Canada's Princess
Pats Regiment as a youth OF 10.
His eldest son, Joe, was re-
ported missing in action with the
ROYAL Canadian Air Force over
France months ago. A second son
is in England with an air force
unit and his youngest. just turning
1S, is preparing TO enter the
Canadian navy.
Chick. being an attorney like
his predecessor, is we'll fitted for
this task. He gained a solid back
ground of hockey experience as
president of the old International
American League and has been a
valuable aid TO the n. II. l.. in re-
cent years as a liaison officer, pro-
noting cooperation between the
clubs and Canadian governmental
agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Armstrong 10 Meet
TippY larkin March 8

LOS ANGELES, Feb. s (INS).
--Hammerin' Henry Armstrong
will meet Tippy Larkin of Garfield,
~. j., in a 10-round bout al San
Francisco, March 8, il was an
.nounccd today by Armstrong S
manager. George Moore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

General Manager William P.
Kyne OF the Bay Meadows Race
Track at San Francisco an
nounced cancellation OF 50-day
meet which was TO have started
February 20.
The meet was abandoned as
result Of request by Rubber
Administrator William letters
that racing not be held because
il would cause the wearing out
of a great deal of rubber.
kyne said that the request
indicated diSapproval of horse
racing at all tracks. And it was
the death sentence for California
racing for the season.
Beau Jack, former shoeshine
boy, was 2-l favorite to whip
tough Fritzie Civic in hereunder
att Madison Square Garden to-
night. Track duel between Pvt.
Barney Ewell of Camp Lee, Va,
great 100 and 220-yard indoor
and outdoor champ, and Edward
Conwell, Is. Negro freshman at
n. Y. L., will be feature in
sprints in Millrose meet at New
York's garden tomorrow. Charles
(Whitey) Had, former Michi-
gan Normal star now an air
force cadet in Chicago, is one of
hurdle choices.
Detroit Tech was outplayed,
losing to Dearborn Navy, 4S-24,
~ Downtown las, night.
Anet's II points and Grotey's
II points were high for Sailors.
Chicago Blackhawks came from
behind with eight minutes to 60
TO tie Rangers, IL, New York
National League last night. Muir
ray Patrick and Doug Bentley
scored.
Jack Adams, Red Wings MANI
ager:
Frank Callers death IL n
great loss TO hockey and a great
personal loss To me, He was
chiefly instrumental In my going
to Detroit rs years ago and he
was responsible for me getting
my Job there His passing
10 n tremendous loss TO hockey"
Three Of the Romulus Air
Base Cagers were on q ferrying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Sports
Robinson Picked
To Win, But g.
ODDS Too Long
BY LEO MACDONELL

VII Jake LsNotta end Ray
Sugar Robinson s sensational
string Of 40 victories a. Olympia
tonight
Smart money says no.
Robinson rs expected 30 go
into the r.nC = 3 90 ] iaNorlie
Nth ths hGlllnL- EGLlI-A- ----c
smart boys point 20 Robinson $
great array OF victories winch
includes such ring notahloS as
Fritzie Z.vic. sammy AnCott
Tete LCllo. Marty Servo and
LsMoija himself
But smart money isn't always
so smart. You need 80 back
but a few short weeks 20 learn
the truth of that statement
laMotta's spectacular win over
SGT. Jackie Wilson and Willie
Pops triumph over Allie Stolz.
The bookies took baths on
those Tits, as the lads in the
stores quantity put A.
However. the writer. con-
servauve at heart, IS strlnging
with smart money. He thinks
Robinson VIII win. II is his
judgment tyou can take IL for
better or for worse) that both
men will be on their feet at the
end of the 10 rounds and that
the better boxer will get the
decision on points. There seems
10 be no dispute over which is
the better boXer--it is Robinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Basketball Results

Michigan state 80. Romulus 81.
Michigan Normal a., Alma Al
shippensburg as West Chester -.
Monster - Witterhcrr 90.
Ohio Wesleyan Sc. Denison 30.
FindlAy 81 Toledo Naval 40.
Clarion Tchrs SO. California CPa) IS.
Georgetown 81. Penn state IS.
Texas Wesleyan 40, McMurry rs.
Seton Han II, Amer. lnternstl IS.
Bucknell a.. Juniata 40.
West Virginia 81, Fordham a..
Kent State So. Ashland as
Willamette "a, Keene Tchrs IL.
Great Lakes IS. Carroll 80.
DeArhorn Navy IS. Detroit Tech a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
WILL HAVE HELPERS

Indiana and Ohio. as we'll As
Michigan, comprise his territory.
WILL HAVE HELPERS
Shave already has been
promised the help Of Al Watrous
here; Frank Sprogell Michigan
PEA head. in Grand Rapids, and
Harry MofIitt, a Toledo pro, in
that district. He will line up
additional helpers in Indiana and
Chic.
while details haven't been
worked out" Shave said. the
PGA intends To put this pro-
gram over In a big way. II will
have the support Of all the
leading pros and every section
will witness some of the stars
In action.
"Of course. we hope to have
Bob Hope and Bling Crosby APP
pear In at least one match
here" Shave added.
HOME on FURLOUGH
Pvt. George Sayig. stationed at
March Field, Cal, is home on a
furlough. He is one Of four
brothers in the country's armed
forces, all OF whom came up
through the caddie ranks al De-
troit Golf Club.
The others are Fred, a sergeant
at Camp Cook. Cal. Mitchell, a
sergeant at Fort Dix, n. j., and
Eddie, the youngest OF the four,
who entered the service two weeks
ago and who is at Camp Ham.
Cal.
The parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Sayig OF so Waverly avenue.
Jack Burke. who died few
days ago in Houston, Tex, was
the first pro for whom Jimmy.
Demaret, the Plum Hollow star,
ever worked Jimmy was only IL
years old when he became Burkes
assistant.
Older Detroit golf fans will re-
member Burke as the husky little
pro who finished in a four-way tie
for second in the 1920 National
Open al Toledo, only one stroke
back OF Ted Ray. Also In the tie
were Leo Diegel, Harry Vsrdon
and Jock Hutchinson. Burke's II
was low for the final round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Hey Guadalcanal! Look!

CHICAGO, Feb. 8 UNs)-The Chicago Cubs were assured
today of getting of spring
ing French Lick Springs Ind.
baths and afternoon would the first 10
The announcement made ny Manager Jimmy Wilson who
explained
afterward thing needed
that weight and them condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Favor Robinson 81 Over
La Motta; Expect 10000
5000 Tickets
On Sale at $50
For Bout Tonight
TONIGHT's CARD

Leslie 1n.. FLINT rs Pete Polos he
'r-t rounds l2h pounds
Emmett Er.sr Detroit, vs. sammy
Sra.H.. CfiCsEo rounds i1h pounds
Pete McHH Grand Rapids - Johnny
F-ar Detroit 8 rounds lS2 pounds
George Brunette. Detroit ~ NaneT
IErnas NeN WORK, ROUNDS LIS pounds.
pF. Nls.air HuL.alc.- -. HaG3sE- Peaks,
Te-r-.t rounds lsl pounds
rtF Robinson Harlem. VI JAKE La
Meia Bronx. 10 rounds $50 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Mervyn tRed) Dutton, former
manager of the defunct Brooklyn
Americans, and John Digby Chick,
Windsor attorney are considered
the leading candidates for the
presidency of the National Hockey
League. left vacant by the death
OF Frank Calder in Montreal yes
terday.
Within week the leagues
board Of governors is expected 10
name a successor TO the Montreal
attorney who held the combined
post of president, secretary and
treasurer since the leagues found
ing in 1917,
In the meantime, Dutton Will
in charge at the league
office in Montreal, where he took
over when Calder, close friend,
suffered a heart attack at the
league meeting in Toronto 10 days
ago,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Letter From Babbish

CUFF NOTES. Comes a
letter from IL Bob BabbiSh.
located IN London o.. Also one
from Tom Walsh. who has heard
OF Nick Londes again giving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
By LEO MACDoNELL

Ray Sugar. Robinson and Jake
LaNolta. each reported in the
proverblal pink. today eagerly
awaited tho bell which will pit
them against each other at
Olympia tonight
A packed house Of more than
5000 fans is expected 10 pay a
gross of approximately $4,000 TO
sec the fight
While ii will be the greatest
crowd OF recent years. IL is not
expected 10 equal the 1880 who
damned the arena and stairways
for the Mickey Walker and
Johnny RiSko scrap in November,
1890. However, many in that rec
ord throng never even saw the
fight. being trapped in the stair
ways leading 10 the arena.
That crowd paid little more
than $4,000. the tickets ranging
as low as so cents for gallery
seats. II was this gallery turnout
that caused all the congestion.
With reserved seats for to-
nights show sold out three days
ago, 5000 tickets will go on sale
at $40 this evening. 1000 81
gallery tickets and 1000 81 lower
Iarena standing room tickets.
with the weight l60 pounds.
SEE ADVANTAGE
The LaMotta camp sees big
advantage in the weight differ
Ience.
Neither side would predict a
knockout.
The statements OF the man.
ayers:
George Gainford (Robinson's
manager)-T expect Robinson
to win. 1 do not expect a knock
out. LaMotta II too tough to
knock out. He Is another Joe
Grimm"
James Murray tco-manager
of LaMetta1--'T am confident
LaMotta will beat Robinson.
But I do not look for kayo.
Robinson IL too cagey. LaMOtta
Is a much improved fighter.
LaNotta figures he will catch
Ray this time, IL Robinson goes
on n bicycle"
Mike Capriano (co-manager
OF LaMotta)-"T don't make
predictions on BaMotta's fights.
j know he will be i'm there fight
ing-he will give everything he
has. Jake likes To fight In De-
troit. He has more confidence
here than any place. Robinson
is in for a busy evening"
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2 OTHERS NAMED

Lester Patrick, manager OF the
New York Rangers and Arthur
Ross, Boston Bruins manager, also
have been suggested as possible
but neither is in good
health.
Ross recently said he did not
believe he should take the job
because Of his interest in the
Bruins. Should the other clubs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Jack Rush Picks Sugar for Speed

timers in sports Reports
from abroad say Billy South
worth's bomber Is labeled Bad
Check" Probably because IL
always comes back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Shave Has New job
Meedowbrook Pro 10 Supervise Benefit Coli
Matches Here for War Relief Agencies
By VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

Ernie Shave has another job
But don't be alarmed. He's not
resigning as Meadowbrook's pro
or as secretary OF the Michigan
PGA. His newest job simply Is
in addition 10 these.
AS one OF the nine vice presi-
dents of the National PGA. he has
been notified of his appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
SPORT SHORIS
LETTERS Request Ends Coast Racing;
Beau Jack Favored Over ZWc Tonight

commission last night and Mich
igan State ran wild 10 win, So
q. Soph Jack Cawood topped
the scorers with 20 and Ollie
White had 19 for State.
Helen Jacobs, qdeen of the
clay courts, trim in her blue
uniform, has laid aside her rae
quet to learn the ways of the
navy, as a WAVE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Wings Administer Artistic
81 Whipping to Leafs
Bizarre Goals
In First Period
Provide Margin

TORONTO. Ont, Feb. 5.--De-
troit Red Wings have reason to
chuckle today over their rather
artistic 3D. victory over Toronto
Maple Leafs here last night.
Not only did the Wings gain
more authoritative command OF
second place in the National
Hockey League. but they humbled
the Leafs thoroughly in the eyes
of 1889 partisan patrons.
It was DetToits third victory in
six outings against the Leafs. one
of which ended in tie. And II
was a repeat order. although more
convincing, in a sense, than the
40 conquest here last time.
Not in many a moon has an In
vading squad made the Leafs look
so woeful as the Wings did in
erecting a substantial 30 lead in
the first period. So thoroughly did
they employ their forechecking
legerdemain that the Leafs f1oun-
dered.
LEAFS INTELLECTUAL
While the Wings were making
hey-hey at the expense of Walter
Broda and weakly operating
defense, the Leafs were able TO
test Johnny Mowers only three
times.
Broda was cousin" OF the
choicest ilk to the Wings. First
Gully Simon found him vulnerable.
Catching recruit defenseman ALVIN
(Buok1 Jones. ex-Detroit hand, out
! of position, Gully raced in on a
Liscomhe relay, drew a bead on
Broda and the Wings were away
lwinging at tho three-minute mark.
Ten minutes later, after de-
lmoralizing the Leafs with their
auditor-like checking, the Wings
struck a second bonanza.
Harry Watson. jousting around
the Leaf net with Carveth and
Douglas. Joined a loose puck
swung a backhander at the cage
The puck did not leave the ice,
but it skidded through Broda s
blades.
WARES GETS THIRD
Eddie Wares counted number
three just before the period terni-
mated, a goal equally bizarre.
Douglas got the draw in face
off by the Leaf net, the puck
Jumped TO Wares, who tapped il,
and il hoped under Broda.
The Leafs came back with more
zip in the second period.
Gaye Stewart bagged Torontos
| first goal at the midway mark on
a breakaway play. A Schriner-to-
Tayor-to-Carr goal early in the
third put the Leafs within strik-
ing distance, but Mowers and his
mates then threw a blanket over
their scoring pyrotechnics.
Hill did get goal that brought
the house down late in the stanza,
Continued on Page 21
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Hockey Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Hershey 2. Cleveland ,.
PittsburEh 2, Indianapolis 2.
Buffalo z, Providence o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06

Three Of the Romulus Air
Base cagers were on ferrying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-06
Photo by Times star Photographs

to supervise next summers golf
matches in this section for the
benefit of war relief agencies.
Indiana and Ohio. as well As
Michigan. comprise his TERRITORY.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19

today. "We're going to give
those Yankees a fight all down
the stretch. I'm still looking for
a pennant.'
Griffith, Washington owner
commonly known as basebalPs
"Old Fox in the trading mart,
completed a swap with the st.
Louis Browns yesterday which
brought infielder Harlond Cliff
and pitcher Johnny Niggeling to
the Senators in exchange for
Ellis Clary, third baseman, and
rookie pitcher John Miller. Crit
fifth also gave the Browns some
$4,000 in cash.
Its the first step in building
up the club" Griffith said.
We've been weak all season at
third base. but Cliff should fix
that. Niggeling is a good
knuckleballer. Neither one of
them has done too well this sea-
son, that's true, but change OF
scene should do both a world Of
good"
Niggeling won Is games while
losing II for the Browns last
season. Gift, who hit PA for st.
Louis last year, has been in a
slump most of this year. For
them, and cash, Griffith has
given Clary. an infielder who
started out hot but turned cold,
and Miller, an unknown in ma
ior league circles.
Griffith, an incurable optimist.
still yearns for the days of 1924,
1925 and 1893, when Washing
ton ruled the baseball roost. He
wants a repetition of that gala
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Mew Lion Coach
Puts Squad
Through PAGES

DETROIT. Aug. 10 - up -
The Detroit Lions of the Nation
al Football League report today
to their new coach, Gus Dorais,
for the issuance of uniforms pre-
liminary to the start of practise
tomorrow at the West Shore
Golf Club in suburban Crosse
lie. The Lions have So players
under contract.
Taking over a team that lost
all IL games last fall, Dorais
disclosed that his club would
use plenty of razzle- dazzle.
There will be plenty of for
ward and laternal passes" de
clared DoraiS, who made fame
as player three decades ago by
pitching passes at Notre Dame
to Knute Rockne. THE basic
formation will be the T-forma-
ton and the man in motion.
However, the offense will be as
compact and simple as we can
make il.
Dorais also said that he and
owner Fred Mandel would seek
an increase in the player limit
Of % at a league meeting at
Chicago next week
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EDsbrasIn'S
l1unGIeIeatel
in u. PIayoii>

Porath Construction was the
only undcfeated team in the
tumble League playoff series as
the result of their to 5 win
over Super Cleaners at St.
Mary's Stadium. Previously SUI
per had beaten Alwardt's Cafe
Monday night.
The COnstructiOneers h d
things their own way for the
first six innings as they ran up
to lead. The Cleaners fl
nally got going in the last of the
seventh to score four runs, but
they fell two short of tying the
Construction Gang.
With two out in the first
frame, Porath scored twice.
Simms was safe eon an error and
went to second on Gothard s
one-b ger Thombley then
tripled and both runners romped
home. Super got one of these
back in their half Of the first.
Grim singled and went to second
on an infleld out. Brenniman
singled and Grim went to third
Killcwald flied to left and Grim
came in after the putout.
Porath rallied in the second
for quartette of runs, three
singles, walk and three errors
accounting for the scores. Their
last marker was scored in the
third. Miller, Blanchard, Car
penter and Sullins all singled
and Miller came in with the run.
There was no more scoring
unit the seventh when Super
Cleaners put on a rally which
made IL look bad for Porath for
a while. Brenniman singled,
and after Killewald had been
retired, Irwin doubled and
BRENNAN scored. DeFrancis
singled, and with first and third
occupied, Les Frederick blasted
out a home run to bring Super
within two Of tying the game up.
Sullins, Porath hurler. frightened
up however, and took care of
the next two batterS TO make
the Porath victory safe.
Hank Brenniman led both
teams with the bat, with a per
feet evening. He punched out
three singles in a like number
of tries.
The next tumble League
playoff game will take place at
Covered Wagon diamond Friday
evening with Awards Cafe and
Porath as opponents. The tilt is
scheduled TO start at Gas. go.
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Irish Mike Donlin Most Popular
With Fans in and out of Baseball

among the battling leaders of
the new circuit with $40 and
stole 80 bases.
For other than a baseball rea
son, Donlin was back in the Ma
tional League with Cincinnati
in '02, remained here until
McGraw brought him TO the
Giants in '04. He was a bulwark
of McGraw's first championship
team in '04 and helped Little
Napoleon TO the world cham
pionship in '05, when Matty
thrice BANKED the Athletics.
The Giants were never out of
the first division while Donlin
was on the payroll, not even
when he returned for brief en-
cores.
Had Donlin taken baseball
more seriously earlier, there is
little doubt that he would have
gone down in history as one OF
the finest of them all. He was
one of the more natural hitters.
One of his outstanding feats at
bat was performed while with
the Baltimore Americans, June
"a, 1901. He hit Miller of De-
troit for two triples, two doubles
and two singles in six trips.
FOUND GAME
HAD CHANGED
Donlin married Mabel Hite in
'08, toured in vaudeville with
his talented wife. He rejoined
the Giants in IL, was released to
the Braves shortly thereafter,
was with the Pirates in ~. The
PhillieS took him on waivers
that fall, but he refused 10 re-
port. Released in the middle OF
the campaign of 10, he joined
Jersey City, returned TO the
Giants in II. In II Donlin be-
came manager Of the Memphis
club at salary of only $4,000.
That arrangement did not last
out the season and was his last in
baseball. Thereafter he devoted
himself 10 the stage and pic
lures.
l visited the Polo Grounds
with Donlin just before McGraw
gave up in 80 and year or so
before Turkey Mike died in his
sleep of a heart attack in Holly
wood.
Donlin couldn't stand it, had
10 leave.
They weren't the Giants OF
Turkey Mike Donlins day.