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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Surprises Harris

Manager BUCky Harris didn Z
need much time 10 appraise
Cara Squel. When Alex arrived
IN the Senators training camp,
Harris knew only that the new
corner had hurled IN Cuba,
Panama and his native Ncnez-
uela. Harris was ready for any
thing. He only hoped that the
boy wouldn't he impossible.
Ten minutes after Carrasquel
had climbed the hill for his first
pitching workout, Harris was
grinning broadly.
THAT big guy has been
around. and he knows what it's
all abottt, :, Harris observed.
dnn,t- know where he picked IL
up, hut he knows more about
pitching than most of the pitch
ers on this club"
Even considering that the club
was the Senators, that was real
praise.
The coaches undertook 10
show CarrasQuel how 10 keep
runners close 10 the bases. This
is one phase Of a pitchers task
that most recruits know little
about and their ignorance can
be disastrous. With Carrasquel
II was different. He soon showed
that he knew as much about the
art as the coaches. He simply
picked off the first two runners
who took bold leads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
.DWBA Leaders
Keep Places

Gladys Pepperinan and Gertrude
Berlin are the new first place
holders today in Class B doubles
of the annual women's city cham.
plonShip bowling tournament con-
Quoted week-ends at Palmer Park
Recreation. Mrs. Berlin also LED
the singles on 463.
In Glass & the top goes &c
Dorothy Burns and Leona Shallen.
berger on 937 with Bernice Lair.
man best in singles on SD. Nc
changes appeared in the team
events of the various divisions, tho
leaders holding over since tho
opening squads Of a week ago.
7 Other leaders are: Class T
douhles-Mary Anna Gaines anc
Helen Nagy-singles. Macy; Class
r singles-Goldie Hartman. 463
Class + doubles-Zeta Conner anc
Margaret Kluse. 7S7 - singles
Rose Marie Rudner, AL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Listed as 70

The record books reveal that
CsrraSquel is % years OF age,
but the record books could be
wrong. He looks as though he
might be 40 II YOU ask him how
old he is. the chances are that
he won't give YOU the same an
swer twice II YOU become in
sistent. he just laughs.
With his very creditable pitch
ing record on a losing club, Car
rasQuel has become al least a
minor hero 20 the fans and at
PENDANTS az Griffith Stadium. He
is accepted by his teammates as
a real guy.
He is enjoying a triumph. but
T. wasn't always that way. He
has won a tough uphill fight
since that first day he walked
into the SolonS Florida training
camp and. using his entire Eng
lsh vocabulary for the purpose,
announced: Me peetch guide"
The Washington players re-
sented the influx of Latin
Americans At the time they
were afraid Of their Jobs. for one
thing and they regarded these
Spanish-SpeaklnC newcomers as
irterioperS A polite and friendly
fellow CarraSguel was hurt by
the cold hostility of his rev
teammates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
LddewigLedding
Helms 1BPins

Mrs. Marion Ladewig. 27-year-
old Grand Rapids star, will be
leading Elvira Helms. leading De-
troit bowler Of the Enterprise
team. by 125 pins when the pair
start the final y games Of their
24-Game home and home bowling
match in the Furniture City
April 10.
Mrs. Ladewig gained this mar
gin when she shot 2377 TO Miss
Helms 2256 al Ritters Retreatio
over the weekend. Averaging 202
Mrs. Ladcwlg won the first block
by los when she rolled 1918 10 her
rivals HOS. hitting 253 IN the
third game 70 Miss Helms DO. The
latter won four Of the siX games
yesterday. but lost by 20 pms
when Mrs. Ladewig fashioned 226.
zoe in the third and fourth.
FIRST BLOCK
Marion IAdewiE
2os.lss 253-ie7-ls7-i72-12i3
Elvira Helms
1858. 222-1ot-1P2-l7s-ilos
SECOND BLOCK
Marion IadeVig
2os-l55.lsi 225-2 200 -l77-ilsG-2371
2i5-lsl -224-I7i-15s -1e5-iI44-225t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Rainbow.
Cllr.ysIer
Set Date

Chrysler Ali-StarS will bow
Rainbow Individual Classic ALI
Stars an 1S-Game home and home
bowling match for a $500 purse al
the Cadillac alleys April 17-lS-1e
and HaII-Dodds Recreation, April
24-25. The April 1925 blocks arc
at 2:30 p. m the others at 8 p. m.
including the final April p.
The Rainbow stars will average
1915. Joe Norris having 223. Che
BukowSkt 2t5, Thurman Gibson
pa. Phil Bauman 212 and Steve
Cruchon 211. The Chrysler team
will show a 1893 average. Free
Wolf having 209 Tom Dorazic
and Frank Zion 20S. Art knecht
and Henry Nosakowski 20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
CAN GIVE-AND TAKE

Footnote-Stanley Cup playOff,
haven't produced such an unpre,
tdiCtable series. Red Wings have
CLEARLY established they can skate
pass and baCk-check with any
team the Leafs have met IN years
The series has further proved con.
lclusively that rugged athletes
many Of them headeh for more
important wartime assignments
can give and take with equal
abandon.
We may be back Thursday
might for the seventh game. It's
the Kind of a series that might
easily find the Leafs riding the
upgrade again in this elevator
In the meantime I've lost 2
Ifancied wool taffeta shirt of gaudl
lcolors that had shooed the Leaf,
TO two wins in this series bu'
failed Sunday night.
With Leafs leading 2-1 In the
second period / bet the shirt WITH
DR.. Charles Ballard. club dentist
for Detroit Red Wings. DR.. Bal
Hard got the shirt after the game
and it's his own fault. He
shouldn't bet on a series. where
in the stomach and
Elevator rides drive YOU dizzy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
NJ Loses Swim Title.
patien Beats Smith
BY GEORGE f. VAN

victory in the 100, Harry Holiday
u. of NJ. soph, took the back
stroke and swan leg on both
of the relays which went TO Mich
igan. Irving Einbinder, Ace Cory
and Merv Church were the other
Wolverines who won points in the
relays teaming with Patten and
Holiday.
Here's how Saturdays events
went
3-meter diving Won by Dempsey 90 s
U.3. Batterman 30. s. u. second Stroni
fourth CANA CNichigan), nfth. Points
1888
4OO-yard free style relay Won by Mitch
igan Pstten, Holiday. church. cory
Ohio state (Foanshec, Martin, Smith
HWb, second Minnesota. third; Iowa
fourth AlchLsaG-S tsliE--AnA --
lNO-yard free style Won by Patten
Mich; smith. O $ O. second Church
fourth; Hal Massachusetts state. nth
20O.ysrd breast stroke-Won by Cashin
stanford: EinbiudeT, Michigan, second
Wright, College of Pacific third Heldke
Purdue fourth Mamsliga, o. S. U" hfth
a. 4io-yard free style--won by Nakam. o
g u: Taiou. College ~ Pacific. second
Rogers. Columbia. third, Green, Texas A
s NJ, fourth; Beauston Caliiornla, hfin
4.46 set by Jack Medca in ie3i)
, Final team points-Ohio state, 81; Mich
igan, AZ Minnesota. IL: Iowa. 10, Sollee
~ the Pacific : Northwestern o. Prince
ton. &; Columbia. 8 stanford, Texal
Az. A NJ. >: Washington, s.; Michigan
state 4 Massachusetts state ;: Purdue
2 Penn state /, California, ].
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
OIylnlpicS
9lsEaSER
KiaEGHeFS

I Mems teams are warned today
not TO kid the OlympicS, one of
the best MOmcn,S organizations IA
these United States as well as in
Detroit and Michigan. During a
recent bit OF banter at Fort Boule-
ward Recreation a few of the boys
limited the women were not such
a much as bowlers. The women
limited otherwise.
SO Judge Ned II Smith Of com
mon pleas court rounded up talent
in the shape of Steve Morris. HHr-
old Elliott. Kenneth Buckshi and
Frank Trionfi and the match was
arranged for yesterday at Pillar
Recreation out Kercheval way.
Bill Nichols was another Of Fort
Boulevard'S crowd on the list but
a pulled muscle kept him out.
1t is necessary TO shorten a sad
tale. The Olympics, with Esther
Porman substituting for Stella
Hartrick broomed the West Siders,
1854 TO 2542. or 112 pins.
Judge Smith. who is blind, uses
the rail as a guide in starting the
ball from the left side of the alley.
Yesterday the Judge was under his
average of 100. BuckShi led the
men on 6l6, Louise Stockdale had
237 in SOC for Olynpics.
Don't kid the Olympics. For
their battle cry is, "Taint funny
MCGEE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
m
Bob tales
Coca Nei9hbor
Policy Gives
Gr'ffs One Star
By BOB MURPHY
SPoRTS EDIToR

ire C175 re.Ehhor policy In
sr.vrea five years ago by Joe
Cambria veteran Washington
t.ls- detective. failed IN itS !nl-
va. prom ST, 10 io7d tic Sena-
'0rs So, 81 with Latin-Amglean
7TST1T.' S'USTrlCUS. outside o.
uroldu. some diversion during
use training season and indicate
inE tha, there is considerable
chaSm between the levels Of play
In The American and Cuban
-rl4ateH leagues tha brave expert
n,ent accomplished little.
However. even so thrifty and
shrewd an operator as owner
Clark Griffith VIII admit that
the wholesale importation Of
alleged baii players rom south
q the border was A profitable
venture II gave 10 the Senators
Alex CarraSQuel. WHO is cur
rcnt'y The No . finger on tho
Washington staff. only Dutch
Leonard rates above him. and
Dutch rates above a lot Of peg
gers
When Cambria discovered
CarraSquel in the Cuban winter
league a. Havana back in 1889,
the big Venezuelan had long
since passed his apprenticeship
~ the pitching trade. He was
cannV. seasoned campaiGner
whose professional background
is still Clouded in obScurity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Bosses INTERVIEWED

Even when he was winning
ban games for the Senators the
players po!Etedly ignored him
OF the field. He was left out az
f-7ctT CdTd games and thelr bull
sessions. Although he was one
Of TIE most valuable lads on the
club. he went his way alone.
CarraSQuel never cCrpla ned.
and he never let this cruel a.
r.'lda affect f> pitching Finally
the front office interviewed and
demanded that the hired hands
accord the Venezuelan no ieast
the fundamental CourtcSioS. Most
Of the player ry that time wero
ready 20 admit that they had
treated hiC hlox shabby j.
wasn't long before they had
cap.tul3ted completely
Hos one ~ the bnXs now.
md he ought 10 be one Of the
loop top fingers IN this war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
JdgIowia Qualities
10 Play Auto Club

Jaglowicz and Auto Club will
have il out for the championship
of the Recreation Basketball
League. Jaglowicz eliminated East
Side Gears yesterday, winning
1910 Auto Club needs only one
victory 10 win the championship
while Jaglowicz must take two
games from the automen 10 win.
Jerry Newman paced JaGlowicz
yesterday with IA points. followed
by Bob Hengen with II and John
Collins with 10. Danny Mick. for
mer u. of NJ. star, topped Gears
with - points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
JACK kInndne
Funeral Set
For Wednesday

Jack Kirnane, old-time fighter,
better known 10 the present gem
GRAFTON for his amateur boxing
activities m Detroit~will be buried
t----rr ---r -f}TdUdau funeral Home
Wednesday AZ 10 a. m.
iio-d4ed Sunday morning after
an Illness that started last fall.
Knn70c was IS and had been in
charge OF amateur boxing al the
Thompson Products Co. He started
amateur boxing al j. and fought
100 bouts SIS a pro. Ills greatest
FIGHT WAS his victory over Stone
Wi .I4al-Alla- u. =. Na.A- y aik -l,.,t42i
IN SCI in 81 rounds.
I'm the navy on The USS Iowa.
klnuanc held the bantam title Of
the fleet Tor three years start
INC in 1896.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Its Mike Jacobs again .

us Mike JACOBS again
That was Nick Londes charge
today following Cleveland's efforts
TO have Anton Christoforidis barred
from fighting Jimmy Reeves here
this coming Friday night.
Jacobs Is partner In the
Cleveland promotions" said the
Olympic matchmaker He has
spurred Larry Atkins cleveland
matchmaker 10 try and cause
us trouble here.
II have contracts signed and
sanctioned by Com m ssioner
Hettche. Jacobs tried TO knock
me out of other matches, now
he is behind this.
"If Jacobs can't figure In an
other promoters profits he tries
TO muscle him out of the game.
All Of this squawking about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
BEaERReS Mike Jacobs
Londes Says New Yorker S+irs Up trouble over
Christofords. But Bout Is Sure 60
ChrlstofOridIs can be traced to

Christoforidis can be traced to
him"
Christoforidis. who has been Z
big drawing card IN Cleveland. die
not 90 through with a bout there
scheduled for March "A.
Since LOndes signed the Greek
TO meet Reeves, the y. b. A. Ia,
announced the suspension of the
fighter.
II wasn't notified before
sanctioned the fight" explained
HettChe. Therefore, / had no
reason not 10 Okay The fight. 1T
goes on as scheduled"
Reeves and ChristoforidiS both
will arrive today and start work
here.
Londes also has signed Patsy
Perroni. Italian heavyweight, for
a place on the card. He also
arrives TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
CIVILIAN TOTALS GA

Joe OhiilIan's 226-215-2O3 for
644 stood out AS Ford Tool e. Die
No. l combined 95l-S9l-9S2 for its
1924 in Class c. Walter Kuhnert
clipped in with 56i Pete Szopko
SO. Stanley Blake 535 and Baryl-
SKI 532,
With Sollner getting 20l-232 in
$50. Garbcr.Buck put together
sa6- 94q-96i for Us ninth place
2S09 Dye, who incidentally. nosed
out Herb Mertens by one pin with
ITS in the first half OF their two
game home and home match, was
next with 555.
The Damico brothers could do
no better than 1858 in Class y,
Frank showing the way with 200
30 in $50 The 25ll Of Howard
KerSten'S Packard Aircraft was
the best total in Class y, the cap
tain being tops with SOB. Art Du-
points Hudson Naval Pee Wees
led Class T. with 1921, the pilot
again leading with $40
YshTdlu shrdlu shrdlu shrdlu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
A PLEASANT SIGHT

The puck stuck right there
ankle high in the center Of Broda's
pads. AS his momentum carried
him past the net, Abel slaShed
twice at the puck. As he turned
in back OF the net he saw the
puck resting inside-wlth Broda
on the seat Of his pants. Abel had
driven the puck between Turk s
pads for the tying goal.
With L minutes left the Wings
scored their winning goal when
Jack Stewards hard shot from the
left corner of the blue line
bounced out to Abel and Bruno
.teau who were in the clear directly
i'm front Of the net. Mud picked 1t
off AbeIs stick 10 flick il home.
II was a deserved Detroit VIC
tory. Deserved in that with Don
Crosse taking the beating of his
life. the Wings outcheCked the
Leafs. carried the play 10 Toronto
and forced Broda 20 81 saves while
Johnny Mowers was making 20.
They stopped the brilliant Toronto
line of Taylor, Schriner and Carr.
The Wings, too, came up with
much more efficient replacements.
While Jackson made errors on de-
tense. one Of which resulted in his
letting Hill get away for goal
he Sti.l added punch 10 the often
olEp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Green, BoIIe
Stand Out In
Metro League
STANDINGS

The Rcd letter items OF the
today in the Metropolitan Classic
League include Joe Green's 672
and Ernie Bolle'S SparinG on the
5-6-9-l0 split last night at Riviera
Recreation Rainbow boosted It's
lead 10 10 games.
Bolle had a 43S series for South
eastern as Rainbow won two by
1889 10 2lS2. Harry TobianS Ma
tionals BANKED Standard, 1857 10
$3.50. Koppitz, in spite Of Green's
SO defeated Chene-Trombly, 278O
10 2749. Chcne winning the middle
Standard stumbled 10 a tie for
third place and Koppltz went into
second.
Green's series was 231-222-2l9
Whitley Blanchard of WEIGH had
626, Howard Vauthcrot, National
62l; Jack Gardner, Koppitz, and
Bert Mort, National. tied al Gil
Ed Brichta, Welch had 6l3 and
Ralph OZARK, Mt. Elliott, 603.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Cage Heads Reveal
Change in Rules

NEW YORK. March % CUP)-
The national executive basketball
rules committee took cognizance
today of possible shortages in ma
terial and two perennial playing
headaches in announcing changes
TO be given a trial next season.
Teams VIII be asked TO pare
down the size OF backboardS
shorten the nets and build up the
size Of the rims. The new com
petitive changes will permit sub
Sututions at viii and eliminate
double fouls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Series
Goes Like
Elevator

Continued from First Sport Page
We're a goal behind. and the boys
around me who were moaning a
few minutes before, were now
whoopin' il up.
I've throw our Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday and even our Sun
DAY punch and We can't make il.
Jack Adams has taken control of
the elevator traffic.
Sgd Abel losses a lazy shot
from the Toronto blueline while
Turk Broda is on the sidelineS for
refueling, and the butterflies have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Gloria CdIIen Burns
Hand, Out Of Swim

NEW YORK. March % ms
Gloria Callen viii be unable 10 de
fend her national indoor back
stroke crown in Chicago, April 9
il was revealed today because the
swim star suffered on injury 10
her hand. Her left hand was
burned by an exploding light bulb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Piedmont Loop Sets Dates

RICHMOND. Va. March %
tJP) The Piedmont League.
scheduled 20 operate as a SIX
club circuit this year. Will open its
season on May 4 and close on Sept.
Is. IL was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Tiger Notes

Continued from First Sport Page
433 service men who paid p
cents each.
From what i see and hear,
the Tigers are in fine physical
shape" Zeller declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
TORONTO USES ROOKIE

Brown. the leading scorer for
Indianapolis, is no Howe-hut he
is a far superior player 10 Joe
Kmkay. the former Stratford
amateur whom Hap Day, the To
ronto coach, threw into action IN
place of Gage Stewart. the rookie
of The year. who also was lost for
the series saturday night
l-i--A1 IZ--li4--.5l.I. I'll tlf-t-4tt
IIo didn't waste any time getting
requirements. Before sgd Howe
NaS on tive examining table Mn
tho FIRST period Saturday night
Carson Cooper, the Wing scout
was calling Cleveland where In
dianapolis vas winning its way
into the American League finals
Brown MAS ordered 20 IMPORT suns
day, When the seriousness Of Mot
tcrs injury became apparent yes
fCrday morning. Jackson was
ordered 20 report by plane. Hc
arrived iuSl before tho game and
played on q Very empty stomach
since he hadu eaten since Is p m
Saturday Adams bought HIM q
bic steak after the battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Jackson Bowler Gains
9th Place with $40

PORT HURON, March 29-Jess
Andrews. Jackson. was the only
one 10 break in with The leaders IN
tno Michigan State Bowling Tour
ramrrt hero over the weekend
hHdtDa, rif a III. pa 2i5-670
e. take over ninth place in the
E.nelcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
BetheIs Front
In $50 Event

BethclS in the team event. Joe
BucChares and Pete DarCa in
doubles. and Darca in singles. are
the first weeks leaders today in
the annual Chene-Trombly $50
tournament. The event will con-
tinue week-ends during April and
May. The Bethel score was 1888
Darca and Rucchares had 1888
10 pins ahead of Jim Sweeney and
Oscar Gomez. In singles Darca
marked SOB
The standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

Ohio State pinned the Univer-
Sity of Michigan'S ears back In the
National Intercollegiate swimming
meet at Columbus Saturday and
are sure pop to so ahead and
score a grand slam by taking the
National A. A. L.. team title al
the New York Athletic Club Fri
day and Saturday.
Mike Peppe'S Bucks took 81
points out of a possible 20i. Mich
igan got A. Previously Ohio had
taken the Big Ten title
But somewhere along tho line
il should be mentioned that Mich
igans swimming captain, Johnny
Patton. beat the worlds greatest
swimmer. Bill Smith of Ohio froSh
night
1t happened in the 100 yards
free style which Patten won IN 81
seconds. II marked tho first time
Smith, who took second, had been
beaten in the last two years IN
this country.
Patten now has his eye on Allen
Ford. Yale sensation, who broke
Johnny Weissmuller's 100 this sea-
son. Ford has a timing Of sos
to his credit which. however,
doesn't intimdate- Patten al all.
They'll meet in New York.
Michigan won four out Of the II
events. In addition, to Patten'S