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rates and Trojans played to a Ii

rates and Trojans played to a Ii
tie game.
Harry BubbeD Wickers of the
TrojanS and George Washington
Malgrat of the BUGS staged a bat
tie on the mound. Ram ended the
duel after the seventh.
Salinero saved the game for the
Pirates when he grabbed a ball hit
by Clayton Sterling in deep left
that seemed headed for homer.
Salinero also made a great catch
of a ball hit by Esquinaldo.
Score: r. H. E.
Pirates - 100 600 OIL 3 0
Trojans moi! 600 OlO OIL 4 /
Malgrat and l. Rodriguez; Wick
ers and E. AIbury.
On September 30, 1910. the Blue
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On September 81, 1910, the Pr
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On September 81, 1910, it was
announced that Jackie Carbonell
of the Conchs, Al. Rodriguez of
the Blue Sox, Muth of the Marines,
Johnson of the Marines and Luz
clio Gonzalez of the ConchS were
the leading hitters of the new
league, each with 1000 average.
Ernest Ogden was hitting .667,
Boring 600, Gabriel Garcia 600,
Joe Navarro 500, VIM. Gates 500
and Burns 500.
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Pirates, made a motior to use the
Army Barracks field, if the COM
handing officer permitted. This
ky6uld allow four teams to see ac-
ton on Sundays, two at the Navy
Field and two at the Barracks.
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On Sept. Is, 1910, five men
were elected to rule the baseball
league.
VIM. j. Barfield, a civil service
employe, was voted chairman.
Theodore Albury, Joe Cleare,
Aaron Diaz and Sam Thompson
were named members of the
board.
The U. S. Army nine was invit-
ed into the league.
Paul Albury, representing the
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National League
TODAY'S GAMES
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
National League

National League
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
American League :
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
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Conchs won over tine Pusts bs
a 8 % 4 score
A single Szad tvro eErurs EzEz
the Conchs the game 1n the uzEfh
Baker M three o1r af fuu-
the VICtorS
Malgrat. NJ AccVecia and FlI
real each mi tao safely
Score H
Conchs 30 50 u01-6 3 .
Pirates ID COO 0G0- 3 s
Reeves Baker and c. GrElu-
Salinero. J. BodrEaez and "a
ACevedo.
TO Be CONTINUED
ODT urges employees l1 stzEEE
\ Vacations ever fle wear
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DOWN
BOSTON BRAVES
PHILLIES DEFEAT NEW YORK
GIANTS BY SCORE
OF Is TO 3
Especial to The Citizen,

speeIa' 10 iae o''Aep
NEW 1Ohh' May 6.-lhe
BROOKLYN Dougers oeIeated the
IN ,nree or. OF the dodgers second, !,
INNING tallies WIN d noinel' ana
WIN one ON IN the Iourln.
Inc hiiiies oowiieu .fie view
ioIh GidIIts ny score Oh 10 70 D,
ana tne Cnlcago White ooX smut
OUT 'iie De'roil ilseis.
tne games
Naiiondi League
AZ Boston II. n. T..
BROOKLYN ~ z
Weoper, Alien ana owen Jaw
cry donovan oeiIcoat, looln ana
nlutz'
M rhllaoeipnla n. III. T..
Pnlladelpnla - Is Is
Trlnkle Muneo'. G9ombs and
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pitched the last three innings for
Pandora.
Score: r. n. f
Pandora 01O 24O OOO-7 10, .
Blue Sox : 300 030 20x-8 II 5
Boring, Joe Navarro and Joe
Navarro, Berg; Diaz, Molina and
AL. Rodriguez.
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TO Be CONTINUED
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On September 6, 1910, the ros-
ter of the clubs in the newly
formed Island City Baseball
League were announced as fol-
lows:
Blue Sox-E. Ogden, o. Molina,
Jack Moore, G .Diaz, Byers, Albio
Acevedo, H. Birch, d. Fernandez,
Gabriel Garcia, j. Garcia, Eloy
Acevedo, Frank Caraballo (mana-
ger), Al. Rodriguez, Peter Castro,
A. Castellano and A. Goss.
Coast Guard Cutter Pandora
Joe Navarro, Boing, Revels, Berg,
Woodson, Mason, Hewitt, Butler,
Stevens, Edwards, Davisworth,
Burns, Archanbault, Chief Lowe,
manager.
Key West Juniors. Menendez,
Chas. Albury, G.. Lastres, E. Var
gas, D. Roberts, Grip Lastres, An
dy Alfonso, o. Cordova, R. Arnold,
Jim Albury, Chas. Rosam, A.
Thompson, o. ESquinaldo, ]. Art
as, d. Eastres and A. Lastres, ST..
=a US, ,Marines-C. Spakes, Sol
lenbarger, Kitchin, Rathbun, John
son, Thompson, Skoko, Parento,
Simmons, Plemmons, Morter.
Mirth, Yelochen, Kennedy and
Capt. Donohoo, manager.
Key West Conchs-C. Griffin,
G. Hopkins, P. Baker, Bill Gates,
A. Acevedo, j. Carbonell, ]. Villa
real, j. Barcelo, r. Bethel, J. Casa,
H. Gates. r. Reeves, Lucilo Con-
zalez, Rene Machin, Chino Her.
nandez, ]. Reeves, H. Monroe and
NJ Griffin.
On September Is, 1910, the Key
West Conchs won over the u. S.
Marines and the Blue Sox won
over the C.G.C. Pandora in a
doubleehader played at Navy
Field.
The first game was won by the
Conchs 6-5 and the second ended
81.
Sollenbarger, one of the best
pitchers seen in Key West in many
moon and the only hurler on
the Marine roster, struck out the
Conchs in the fifth, sixth and sew
enth innings to retire nine men on
strikes in a raow. That was To-
cal record.
j. Carbonell and A. Acevedo of
the Conehs handled u. chances
without an error. Carbonell also
produced three safeties insfour at
temptS at the plate. Lucilo Con-
fzalezs hit two and Gates did the
same.
For the Marines, whose three
miscues contributed to their loss,
! Johnson and Muth poled two into
safe territory.
Score: r. II. e.
pConchs - 103 101 .0-6 10
Marines - 2O2 200 Is Z 3
Bethel, Carbonell and c. Grit
fin; Kitchin, Sollenbarger and
Spakes, Thompson.
600
In the second contest, the score
see-sawed back and forth until
the Sox scored two runs in the
! ninth to win the game.
Al. Rodriguez poled three safe
ly, one a double. Gabriel Garcia
hit three out of five.
Boing and Joe Navarro of the
Coast Guard each hit two safely.
Joe Navarro, one of the best
catchers produced in Key West,
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Economist says deferred pay
would end menace of initiation.
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY
PEDRO AcUrLAR

Another chapter in the review
of Key Vests baseball history,
dating from the late 1905 up un-
til the present time, is published
today.
We begin with September 6.
1910, having reviewed all activi-
ties of the national pastime up to
that date in previous columns.
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On September 20, 1910. the Blue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Expert
To Speak
On Deer
BY DON GILLIES

The 1913 deer situation will be
the subject of a talk tonight by
1. II. Bartlett, specialist of the
conservation department, before
300 members of the Detroit
Sportsmens Congress, during its
regular monthly meeting at Moose
Temple.
Roy Skates, famous old-time
frontiersman, friend of Buffalo
Bill and many other celebrities
Of the Old West, will tell of his
experiences and demonstrate the
"two-gun draw used by Western
erS in the early days.
Louis r. Trembly Of Quebec will
show his moose hunting movies
taken In the Laurentian Mountain
Park.
Dearborn police will dedicate
their new pistol range tonight in
the Dearborn police building at
s p. IN. Members of the Paul Bum
van Luncheon Club will meet
Thursday noon at Harmonic Hall
for their regular bi - monthly
meeting
Irish Rifle Club, with an out
door range on the Roy Farm on
Wilcox road in the Plymouth
Parkway, will be open from Il
noon to 6 p. m. Sunday TO deer
hunters who desire TO sight in
their guns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Only One Scar

This would not be surprising
10 any one who knows Roscoe.
He is one Of the cleanest livers
and one OF the finest gentle
men the ring has known.
He seemed no worse for two
and one-half years of ring wear
and tear in other parts OF the
world-except for one. bad cut
over his left eye.
"GOt that from Alberto
Lowell" he said. "He butted me
In our first fight. That's one Of
his favorite tricks. I won that
one. We were rematched and I
beat him again in Buenos
Aires. This time we turned
away $4,000. over $4,000 saw
the fight"
We asked Roscoe about the
much publicized heavyweight
old Louis Angel Firpo has dis
covered-Abel Cestee.
Hes a great crowd-pleaser."
he said. "He can punch and
he'll do all right In this coun-
try"
And Roscoe will do all right
In any country. Right now he's
chiefly concerned with doing
okay by the u. S. Marines. He
will.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Fight Results

BY United Press
New York broadway ARENA Johnny
1oneE las. Pittsburgh drew with al
I\aVis .l4T. Brooklyn G0). joey Manfrd,
49, New York. decis'oned Sammy Rivers,
1877. Mexico 60. Eddie White 1917,
HobOkcn. n. J. knocked out Steve Berkes.
1874 Newark. y. J.. 90. Stan Miller. 149.
Brooklyn knocked out Verne Atkins, 15i,
White FtalDk. -. Y.NCarmine. FattA,
1856 NeWburch. n. y knScked out Joe
Gambaro. 139 New YORK t2l. Jackie
Cunningham 123. Garfield y. ]. deci-
stoned Rocco Progano. 1875. Stamford,
Conn CO..
New Bedford. Mass Pat pcmrrs 135.
YRruCktou Mas Knocked cot Billy Dee.
100 Paterson y. j. ID
Los Angeles-w Watson Jones. 1Tf Los
Angeles Knocked out Jimmy (Ehamus)
O'Buen. ia. New York go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Hevey's Puzzled

Havey J. Boyle. Pittsburgh
Post Gazette columnist. wants
10 know something he
writes.
incidentally. isn't II about
time for someone 10 lead out
with a demand 90 know the pre-
else age of every Notre Dame
PLAYER and his exact status as a
navy trainee; and on the other
hand how's II come guys like
BerfeIH could stay 80 long be-
fore reporting TO the marines
and what the he'll goes on
here"
The navy might know but
It's tougher than the devil get
ting things out OF the navy
Hayey.
Bill Hewitt played is years
az football without r fIeadTuard
before having 10 done one in
compliance with \ alton a !
League rules -.
John Hettche now has a fun
membership on the state boxing
commission which should
please the chairman II
gives him a bigger audience for
his lectures 90. Anyway. John 8
doing all right after staggering
through the Job through the
y terms u flock Of governors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Evens The Score

well" continued Roscoe, II
fought GodoY four times In
South America. won three de-
cisions. He won one. l guess
that sort of makes the whole
thing on an even keel with
everybody.
81 liked South America. I'm
going back there when the war
il over. You know I'm a pri-
yate in the marines now. I'm
Just here I'm Detroit for a very
few DAYS TO say hello and goOd-by
TO lot Of my friends, including
my manager, Everett Watson.
This country has given me
a lot. I'll make the best Tight
OF my life for II from this point
on"
Roscoe whipped out a clip
ping. II was one any fighter
would like 10 show.
Said South American sports
writer:
"Of all the fighters 10 appear
in this part Of the world white,
black or tam no better ambas-
sador of good will ever has APP
peared here than Roscoe Toles
OF Detroit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
A Sore Spot

Detroit's arch-hockey rivals,
the Toronto Maple Leafs. are
coming in 10 town tomorrow
with an ice-burning 17-year-old
center named Gus Bodnar,
whom Manager Adams and his
Red Wings will be cycling very
closely.
Bodnar is the boy who scored
n goal against the New York
Rangers after IS seconds Of
National Hockey League play
the other night, then popped in
another goal 10 show he wasn't
fooling.
Bodnar is from Jack Adams
hometown Of Fort William.
Ont, and the Wing boss is now
being ri b b ed by chief scout
Carson Cooper. who asks il IL
is too much for Adams 10 CO.
operate by keeping track ~
the talent in his own home
town.
II seems Adams was just
little late 10 get Bodnar. The
Leafs had him lined up prac-
tically from the cradle. but
Jack did try out a number Of
other players from Fort VIII
liam. sent one of them, Roy
Glover II. TO indianapolis with
the new Diaper Line"
"But II this Bodnar starts
whacking that puck into our
net. I'm going to abandon my
usual scouting tactics In Fort
william" says Adams.
T'n write To the official In
charge Of birth records In the
town, ask him 10 forward me
copies Of all birth certificates
on new arrivals and scout them
right from the hospital"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

of the Boston hockey team; Al
Lenard. football player on leading
teams in Windsor and Hamilton,
and 1t. Jack Edwards, Ottawa
grid ace.
Capt. Harmon Burns Of South
western High and Wayne Unlver-
sity has been awarded the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross in Italy
by Mai. Gen. Jimmy Doollttle. II
has been learned i. He is a
squadron leader and flies a P-4O
He has seen action in North
Africa, Sicily and now in Italy.
Among the players on the KEGS
Ter Field football team are Sgt.
William Causey. compound tackle
from the New York Giants; Frank
Huffman of the Chicago Cardinals
and Sgt. Walter Merrill Of Ala
bama and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Shaver Is Back

Capt. Manila G.. (Bud)
Shaver, former Detroit Times
sports editor, who saw action
in the Aleutians. is back in the
states. currently stationed at
an airfield at Salina. Kan. ..
Coach Gus Dorais says he would
hate TO see Sammy Baugh and
Don Hutson on the same team
unless that team was the
Lions.
Fred L. Mandel Jr. never let's
. defeat ruffle him after
the Lions lost 10 the Bears IN
Chicago Sunday, the owner OF
the Detroit club dashed off
with Dorais' topcoat and wore
Il for hours without discovering
that the sleeves were two
inches too long for him.
Incidentally, Mandel was the
only Lion 10 come out OF the
contest with an injury .. he
pulled a muscle in one OF his
arms grabbing at the back OF
the seat in front Of him when
Sid Luckman threw one OF his
touchdown passes.
This being an informal year
Of competition under Big Ten
rules, which Notre Dame OBJ
serves. Angelo Bertelli could
come back for another year Of
play But, he won't he
would like 10 get into the pro
league and he would like 10
play with the Bears, because
they're a T team, and that's his
Gfcb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Three-Sport Star

Johnny Lujack, who replaces
Angelo Bertelli as the regular
Notre Dame quarterback, was
a three-sport star as a Con-
nellSville. Pa. Schoolboy {.
he turned down the gift Of his
congressman of an appointment
TO West Point on his graduation
day because his heroes were
George Gipp and the Four
Horsemen and his ambition
was TO play for Notre Dame 49,.
In accuracy he can match Ber-
telli in passing, but he hasn't
mastered the art OF feinting or
the footwork that came 10 Ber-
tell with experience.
The Clevelanders already are
bidding for next years Notre
Dame-NaVy and Indiana-Ohio
State football games In
five games 10 date staged in
Clevelands Municipal Stadium,
Notre Dame and Navy have
drawn approximately $40 1000
persons, an average OF more
than 66 600 per game.
Coach Harry Stuhldreher OF
Wisconsin has had plenty of
trainees, but few were football
PLAYERS Maybe he isn't as
good a politician as Frank
Leahy and Fritz Crisler Z.
Notre Dame. in six games. SUI
fered a total of 456 yards in
penalties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

sional game of softball IN ms ter
ritory . There are 70 former
members of the printers team IN
the service Al Stein, VINO
PLAYED shortstop on the team that
won the national championship
for Detroit, is stationed at the
naval training station at Farragut
Lake, Ida. He plays on the
station team Cpl. Dave Nc,
Whitney batted 400 for the signal
corps team at his station and
President Charley Rupnows son.
Gordon, is in the merchant ma
rine. ..
Among University of Detroit
footballers in action are 1t. Don
Hughes, with the marines some
where in the Solomons; Elmer
Madarik, Chanute Field, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Cage Talent
Scarce at M

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 3 (UP)-r
With only one letternan return
ing for opening practice, Michigan
coach Benny Oosterbaan's prob
lens for rebuilding last years
basketball team today resolved
into a talent hunt.
OoSterbaan'S lone returning vet
eran is Dave Strack, 6-foot guard,
who was a regular on last sea-
sons quintet. Bob WieSe and
Don Lund, both lettermen of
last season. probably will turn
out for practice as soon as the
football season ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Gophers Switched
For Purdue Game

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 3 (INS)
-Minnesota's rebuilding process
was well under way today in
preparation for the invasion by
unbeaten Purdue, Saturday. Bill
Peterson was moved into left
halfback TO replace Bill Garnaas,
who was transferred for further
naval training. Howard Langpap
was advanced TO right guard TO
replace the injured Bob Graiziger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
0tterbein Game Off,
Wayne Ends Year

wayne Universitys football
team today packed up its uni
forms and called it quits for 1943
The Tartars had one game left
on the schedule but that disap-
peared when Coach Harry w
Ewing of Otterbein wire Joe Gem
bis calling the game off. Otter
bein lost six players during the
last week and decided that was
too much.
Wayne played two games. both
with Michigan Normal and lost
both by the score of IA TO 0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Hockey Standings
ST. Mary Ill Coached
by Former Star. 9
BY JAKE BERsoN

A year ago Bill Bauer. star
athlete at st. Mary's Of BEDFORD
High few seasons ago, watched
the St. Mary-St. Theresa football
game from an ambulance parked
on the field.
Last Sunday the same young
man, back on his feet again and
none the less enthusiastic, sat on
the players bench as ST. Mary
beat 81. Theresa. 1915, for the
FIRST time in eight years.
This time, however. Bauer was
directing the ST. Mary team. Only
10, re is the youngest high school
football coach in this area.
Young Bauer took over the
coaching job az the BEDFORD
school a month ago, after Bert
Smith entered the navy.
The team, after a slow start,
won It's last three games and last
Sundays triumph over St Theresa
assured ID al least tie for first
place on the west side Of the First
division In the Catholic League.
ST. Mary has completed It's
league season, while ST. Gregory
must beat St, Leo Sunday 20 lie
Itne Redford eleven and force
playoff.
Bauer overcame n serious spine
I injury 10 resume an active par'
Yin the sport he loyes rpost--foot
pail. lie was bed-riddeh for nin'
months and a cast was removed
only LAST May lie siill wears Z
brace today.
/ Two wears ago Bill was 81
Mary outstanding athlete Ht
Twas captain and end Of the foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
lis Women sign
For Stakes

An entry list Of lis, or 30 more
than last year, is on file today for
the third annual Whittier IRdi-
vidual Sweepstakes for women
under the direction of Edwardina
Coy. The field includes the stars
of Chicago, Milwaukee, Indianap'
oils, Cleveland Toledo. Clncin.
natl, st. Louis, Dayton and Grand
Rapids. :,
Nina Van Camp, national all
events champion, and Laura Stell.
macher of Chicago, Minnie Sack
norman, Grand Rapids, Margt
Klabunde, Milwaukee; Tile kagel
indianapolis, are among those tC
compete Nov OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
S,por
New Tigers Are
Called 'In-Out
As Batters
By LEO MACDONELL

Both Joe OrenCo and Eddie
MAYO. inhelders drafted by the
Tigers from s.. Paul and Louis
Vile. respectively, are like Joe
Hoover and Don Ross, Calitor-
mans OrenEo nails from
San Francisco and Mayo from
Los Angeles.
Both have been up before
Orenco with the Cardinals and
Giants and Mayo with the Ath-
leucs and Braves Beth-afe
In and out hittcrS.
Orengo has played second
third and shortstop and
Mayo performed at third for
the Athletics Mayor was
for three seasons the standout
third-sacker in the Pacific
Coast League Mayo once
was purchased BY the Giants
for S25. 600. but did not play
with the New York club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
But Softer Style
OF Play
Handicap Wings
By LEWIS II. WALTER

II the Detroit Red Wings beat
the Toronto Maple Leafs tomor-
row night TO tie for the National
Hockey League lead, the begrudg-
ing critics of Manager John
Joseph Adams should hand him
another laurel wreath.
For the new rules of the Ma
tional Hockey League. written
and unwritten. are designed 10
choke off the style of play which
Adams perfected for his Red
Wings.
The forechecking game which
penned opponents around thelr
own-net and the heavy body
checking which slowed up the fast
skaters made hockey a game only
for the strong of heart and body
The new rule, which has opened
up the game by permitting The
defending team 10 pass out TO the
red line at center ice, was aimed
expressly at Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Rolls His I'd 100
Series Of Season

Jim Goldman. %, one OF the
city's rising young bowlers, today
has his second 700 series Of the
season in the Original Packard
League. Rolling last night at Pal
ace, Goldman had 230-246-234 for
TO. Several weeks ago he had a
721. His average is 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Bob Tales
ToIes a Success
As Ambassador
In South America
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

A giant of a man, weighing
some 210 pounds and standing
feet 2 inches, walked into
the office.
He came toward you, hand
outstretched and a wide smile
on his face.
"Glad TO see you." he said.
lawfully glad TO be home"
1t was Roscoe Toles, a fine
Negro heavyweight around
these parts some three or four
years back, but who has been
missing from these shores for
two and one-half years.
You talked to Roscoe and he
told you his story in the only
way he would know-modestly
and honestly.
1--WE been-in South America
and Central America for over
two and one-half years." he
said. Had IL fights In all down
there and i lost only one de-
cision. That one was to Ar
turo Godoy.
you'd remember Godoy. OF
course. He's the one I beat at
Olympia one night when a great
howl went up. Referee McClel-
land raised my hand and the
fans almost tore of the roof.
They seemed to think Godoy
had won,
II fought him again In De-
trOit. This time II was called
"A draw. Almost every one
seemed to think 1 won this one
from here TO China"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

ball team and center on the
basketball team.
Nothing could keep Bauer away
from football at the start of this
season. Before Smith left for the
navy, young Bauer assisted him
WIN the squad
ST Mary has been spanked by
6-fo0t 3-inch end Bob Miller,
Who is pulled out of the line 10
run and kick The team also has
nrst-ClaSs pasSer in Jimmy Thill,
who completed Is out Of Ia losses
against ST. Theresa.