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Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-06-19
NEW VEHICLES APPEAR

Strange vehicles appeared on the
streets of Shelby this week, that is,
strange to Montanans. One was a Slum-
berger well survey truck, hastily rushed
up from Casper to log wells of North
ern Ordnance. A Halliburton jeep is en-
route from the East, to go into service
in Montana for the season and pos
sibly permanently. Two complete geo.
physical surveying outfits were in
Shelby during the week.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-06-19
Flowing Well
In Sunlourst
Send District


company is preparing to offset the new
producer on the west, on the Holloway
farm which has one Sunburst sand
producer.
The Texas company has given the
field two thrills with two recent com
pletions. Its Newman No. l south of
the town of Kevin opened up a new
pool of 80 gravity oil. This well pumped
and flowed 200 Dbl. in the first "a
hours following acidizatiOn, with back
pressure of 800 pounds. 1t developed
water, as do all wells in the high grav-
ity area. It was making 35 bbl. of oil
and so BIB. Of water when the rig was
moved off, preparatory to installing
pumping equipment.
Texas company is moving one loea-
tion north of its Newman No. for its
second well, in SIC NWA SEH 2-34-3W.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-06-19
Wildcot Wells in
North Siute Shut
Down by Floods

those in the field could not get into
town. Abbott s. Pond, who recently
purchased 1000 acres on Midway for
New York associates, tried to get out
to the field Thursday but was forced to
turn back.
Sage Greek Structure
A broken clutch held up possible
completion Of the Smith -Guliek- -sOrren-
son well on Sage Creek, east Of the
sweetgrass Hills. A depth Of $3.50 has
been reached and the Madison lime was
expected around 1850, after having
passed through a section of what is be-
lieved to be Pennsylvanian lime, in
cluding some pink beds. This well is
the first definite evidence Of an un-
conformity that may have a bearing
on the development of the sweetgrass
Hills area.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-06-19
Meeting Delayed
By Illness OF
PAW Engineer

A meeting Of north Montana pro
dueers hastily called for Tuesday in
Cut Bank at the request Of John B.
Schuyler, director Of materials Of Dis
triet 4 was indefinitely postponed when
Mr. Schuyler was taken i'll while en-
route and forced to return to Denver.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-06-19
ENp o. AMER1cAag way

Even In this country there has
been 3 growth Of q philosophy that
wouId have Us believe we have cut
grown the American way Of life.
that government bureaus and super
agencies can plan for and direct the
individual better than he can for
himself; q philosophy which tells
young people that the opportuni-
ties that their forefatheFs enjoyed
have gone and that the government
must plan and do for them"
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-06-19
OIL FOR THE FUTURE

Speaking Of the coming oil famine:
there is as much oil in the Athabaska
tar sands as has been used thus far in
petroleum history. The cost of recover
in this oil win be greater than in con-
ventional drilling methods, but there
is enough oil in sight for another 100
years.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1943-06-19

Send contribution to the sunburst
Badger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Abusive Mate Threatens
To Block Her Support

War Problem Clinic:
My husband and have been
married nine years and have
three children. We have never
gotten along very well and there
has been nothing but quarrels and
heartbreak.
My husband drinks and goes
with other women. giving me just
enough money for food and very
little for the children's clothing
II / ever 20 out for an evening
with any Of my friends he beats
me numerically. and / don't think
/ can stand 10 be beaten again.
/ told my husband If he ever
touched me again l would go 10
his draft board and explain 10
them. but he saws he will Join the
merchant marine and / would not
pet any allotment.
Is that true? | don't think all
I have 20 90 through is worth
trying 20 keep a home for my
family, but / need financial sup
port. MRS. r. c.
Dear Mrs. X. C.:
IL your husband joins the
merchant marine he il not a
member OF the armed forces of
the United States and his de-
pendents are not entitled to an
allotment, usder the Service
mems Dependents Allowance
Act.
EDWARD POKORNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Can She Raise the Rent
II Boarders Are Taken7

War Problem Clinic:
1 rent a six-room fat TO five
adults. and now they are renting
two Of he three bedrooms 10 two
men. They have converted the
dining room into a bedroom.
There is quite a difference IN
the water bill and l would like
to know If l can raise the rent?
MRS A. B. c.
Dear Mrs. 4. u. C.:
You must file a petition with
the rent division of the Office
of Price Administration in the
PenobScot Building. setting
forth the increase i'm the cost of
maintaining your property, and
asking permission TO raise the
rent. You must have the OPA
approval before you may raise
the rent.
JUDGE JAMES T.. CHENOT,
Wayne County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

Keep looking for g. NJ Brick Oven Baked Beans at
your Grocers Should he temporarily be out, suggest
you bake your beans home the New England way
an bakes them. This extra work and bother But
other recipe gives you such sppcizing feast Of
home good favor. For free New England Baked Bean
recipe, address Dept. IS, Bunham g. Morrill, Company
Portland 2 Maine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
City Rejects Terms
On Lease Of Plot

The city council had referred
back TO the Defense Plant Corp.
and the Packard Motor Car Co.
today a proposed lease Of a strip
OF city-owned land TO be used for
construction Of wind tunnel 10
test aircraft motors.
Council objections to the Lease
included failure 10 make IL obliga-
tory on the part Of tho lessee TO
remove buildings at the end OF
the tenancy and the length Of the
lease term. The land is at Har-
per and Mt. Elliott and waa
acquired by the city for the pro-
posed Harper expressWay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Tired OF Factory Job,
Seeks Nursery Work
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
I'm 81 years old and single. ]
have worked in a factory for
eipht years and am tired of il.
l would like a job taking care
Of children in some nursery or
any other place similar to this.
Where can / apply for such a
job? MRS. +. M.
Dear Mrs. r. NJ:
The board of education, 1876
Broadway, is looking for nurs-
cry school teachers, nursery
aides and nursery cooks. These
three require different qualifi-
cations. May 1 suggest that you
see them or phone Randolph
S426 10 see IL YOU are qualified.
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY,
Secretary OF the Consultation
Bureau of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Convict Grocer
In Riot Death

Napoleon Frank Manning. a.
year-old Negro grocer, found
guilty of manslaughter yesterday
by Recorders Judge ellis, was
free on bond today awaiting sem
tence Dec. 2 for the death OF Mrs.
Sally Grabowski, s.. of 500 St
Aubin on June p, the lrst day
OF the race riots.
Manning told the court that. on
the day of the riot, a crowd OF
white people stormed his store at
5036 ST. Aubin and that, fearing
for his life, he fired into the mob,
fatally wounding Mrs. Grabowski.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Postwar TrdininQ
Of Women Urqed

NEW YORK, Nov. II QNS)-
Jacqueiine Cochran, noted avia-
triN, urged last night that Ameri-
can women after the War be gwen
training similar 10 that Of the
WACs, WAVES and WASPS "a
make for better wives and
mothers. "
I'VE spend much on public
health and education" Miss
Cochran said "The eNpendi-
ture such as ! am suggesting
would reduce the overall cost
and make for healthier. happier.
more interesting and all-rOund
better wives and mothers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
War Problem Clinic:
War Problem Clinic:
Merchant Sailor
Not Forced TO
Support Family

Questions concerning allotments
10 dependents of servicemen are
foremost among the many mat
ters before the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC. In today's column a
reader asks whether she will re-
ceive an allotment if her husband
joins the merchant marine.
This question is answered by
Edward Pokorny. Wayne County
friend OF the court and one of the
members of the CLINIC panel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Strikes in State
Total "a in Month

Strikes in October jumped to a
total of A compared TO 10 for the
like month ! last year. the state
labor mediation board said today.
Almost 1000 women were
among the 20,413 workers involved
in the strikes, the board said.
Labor cases closed during the
month totaled 6S and 81 new ones
were received.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Women to Collect GARBAGE

CHICAGO. Nov. II GNS) -
Chicago's first experiment with
women as garbage collectors Will
start Friday, William B. Johnson,
secretary Of the Chicago and
Suburban Scavenger Association,
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
CELEBRITIES CRAFT

Wherever Great Lakes society
gathered a few years ago. the
Mamie O was the envy OF the
multitudes. She transported more
celebrities than any craft ever 10
sail border and Canadian waters.
With A crew Of II ar the peak
Of her career, the yacht had Law
iSh Accommodations for a dozen
guests. She always occupied a
prominent place at the Harns-
worth races and her last fanieus
cruise was several years ago 10
the Shriner's convention at To-
ronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Oakman'S
Ship EIauIS
Bananas

The pslatial yacht. Mamie O.,
far-famed sports craft of the late
Detroit millionaire realty dealer,
Robert Oakman, sails out Of local
waters for the last time this
week. bound for Miami. Fla. and
a career as a lowly banana trans
port.
The prideful vessel which In
1923 cost 100000 was sold last
week for a reported Sl5,000-less
than the original cost OF one of
her two submarine motors-to
Miami fruit interests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
LAKES sHowBoAT

In a few days she will begin
her maiden voyage out of the
Great Lakes where for a decade
she was the showboat of swank
society, and will travel through
the Chicago drainage canal 10 the
Mississippi. thence south TO the
Gulf and 20 Miami.
Docked al present al Riverside,
Ont, the Mamie o. is being fitted
for her trip. She has been moored
since 1910 at Riverside, and has
seen little service in the last
decade.
Once al Miami. all Of the fnerv
which made her the toast of lakes
Sportsmen Will be stripped from
the Mamie O and replaced by
huge transport racks as a banana
freighter plying Central and
South American ports.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

try unit somewhere in the South
Pacific area, Pfc Edward Sien-
kiewicz of Detroit rounded up a
football team 10 play the Navy
XlCnrnuS clfQEt 10 ind
football equipment the gathered
- soldiers handed them boxing
helmets and makeShift canvas
shoulder pads and sent them
against the Navy b.. The sailors
won tough battle 70 10 6 ....
Srr-fyrrw--Z-T7'7vr- f55rtaii- f6r s.
Francis High In the Catholic
Michael y Gshar who played
high school and sandlot football
m HamtramSka is a technician,
third grade aJ The Deming Army
Air Field in New Mexico .. He
is candidate for ire football
team which VIII play Oklahoma
a. and NJ. Tulsa and Flagstaff
state Teachers College -. Coach
ing the hackfeld al Dcming is II.
John Lally former Michigan high
school mentor ...
T. Jack Smith wcll-known A.,
a T. wrestler w9'l replace 1t.
Ted Lyons as athletic officer at
Navy Per .". 1t Comdr. Cliff
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
THE GREATER GAME By EDGAR HAYES
DrysdaIe Winner in London
BY EDGAR HAYES

Keene and Il Ernie Mccoy Of
the University Of Michigan ath-
letc staff, are now together Al
University Of Georgia in the Navy
Prcflight program Joe Di-
Maggie sluGger Of the New York
Yankees, has been promoted 10
sergeant AZ Santa Ana air base.
Pat Nullin continues 70 pace
the hitterS on his New Cumber-
land-EeGeptlsR- -eeeteE-teaRe-r-g-r
He got four for four including a
double and triple recently A.
Tommy Hughes, formerly Of the
PhillieS. pitched his twelfth VIC
tory out Of IA starts for Pats
team ~, Phil Marchildon who
pitched for the Athletics before
entering the Canadian zaFny1lost
his first game for the Canadian
air force team the other day e.. d.
II. John p. Mize. cousin Of the
Johnny Mize former. major
Lacquer now AZ Great Lakes, and.
a baseball catcher himself, was
credited with shooting down two
enemy planes in the Noditer-
ranean aroa(on The Fourth Of July
Well baseball players arc
used to doubleheaders on holidays.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Red S0X Trim
Ydnks in 10Th

NEW YORK, Aug. Is up
Tenth-inning singles by rookie
George Metkovich and Bobby
Doerr permitted Heber Newsome
TO wrest a tight hurting duel from
Bill Zuber, ? TO l. today as the
Boston Red Sox defeated the New
York Yankees in the opener OF a
fourgame series.
Bill Dickeys single scored Bud
Metheuy in the fourth 10 give the
champions a 10 lead which Zuber
preserved until the seventh when
the SoX tied the count Al Sim
mons started the round with a
single and went 10 second on Roy
Partee's hit a felder's choice
and a single by Metkovich fol-
lowed 10 knot the score.
Metkovich singled as the extra
frame began, was sacrificed 10
second and galloped home on
Doerr's winning stroke
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Turn Wander Nicer
Down in Army
CoIitis Is Cause
OF His Rejection

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S up
Johnny Wander Nicer the Cincin-
natl Reds ace pitcher. was re-
Jected for armed service when he
was given a physical examination
at army induction headquarters
today.
The double no-hit hurler Is
married. IS and has one child.
Rejection OF the southpaw hurler
came somewhat as a surprise as
il was believed he was in excel
lent physical condition
II the Reds had lost Wander
Nicer. II would have been a blow
70 their hopes Of oycrtaking the
St. Louis Cardinals. now Ia
games ahead Of the second place
Reds.
Wander Nicer was rejected be.
cause Of colitiS. an inflammation
Of the intestine.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Reds Edge Out
Cards in 11th

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2S tCP)-
Clyde Shoun picked of his 12ih
relief pitching victory of the sea-
son and his seventh I'M succession
here today when Max Marshall
drove IN The winning run with a
single with the bases full as CIn-
cinnatfs Reds beat the ST. LOUIS
Cardinals A.. in II innings
Il was Morton Coopcrs eighth
defeat Of the season and his third
a, the hands Of the Reds who
squared Their season $ series with
the Cardinals at SIS by winning
tins one. II also reduced the mar
gIu by which they trail the Cardi-
mails 10 1912 games II was The
hf'h straight for tho Reds.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Maek's Error
Beats Indians

CHICAGO, Aug 2s CUP)-A
two-run error by Rack Mack in
thceeighth inning enabled the Chi
cago White Sox to defeat Cleve-
land before 2691 fans today and
press tho Indians for third place
tie. Mack's boot on a roller from
the bat of Tom Turner brought
Luke Appling and Tony Cucclnello
in with the runs that gave Chi
cago a 7-6 triumph
The Sox counted three times
during their winning eighth frame
surge They chased Chubby Dean
with singles by Ralph Hodgin Ap-
ping and Joe Kuhel and a walk
TO Cuccinelo. Then Joe Heving
came on TO pitch to Turner and
when Mack messed up Turner's
roller TWO runs crossed the plate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
VdIdind Sonora
Winner Here
Continued from First Sport Page }

(tontlnued from FIRST Sport Page
y. NaNnS Ball Player scored an
easy three-lcngth victory in the
$500 Unconditional Surrender
II ndicap
In making his second straight
score the 5-year-old son Of Stroll
in Player led the whole mile and
sixteenth under Jockey Jimmy
Layton 10 Justify those who made
him the favorite
W. s, Payne s Some Man made
The only challenge in thr stretch
after The 25-l shot MANY Lands.
gave up tho chase but Ball
Player pulled away with ease 70
open daylight
Sweep Swlnger which was far
back IN the early running, cut
loose with a rush in the stretch
70 CO. third money Ball Player
paid So after running the milo
and sixteenth m LA Is. under
III pounds
Nuiuels manager George =.
Lewis announced that The handle
Tor the day was S53s 44q IIe said
$4,000 was safe estimate of Nar
Relief Fund profits for the L.
days 10 dste
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Hetzeck Triple
Tennis Winner

Alexander Hetzeck of Ham
iramck piaNlnC IN TWO divisions
mas s-trtPies tFref- SATURDAY Tr
the opening Of the annual junior
md boys championships az Ford
Field under The sponsorship Of
Highland Park Tennis Club
In the boys DIVISION Ho'zeck
f+---Nlaf.F,.-si- ,-+---'.--1>-r~----
nephew of Oscar Zo~or, former
city champion So 90 in the
juniors, Hetzek shut out Jim Hon
ming. 50 so and took Phil APP
piebaum hy tho same count
Others 20 advance IA me lE-
iofS were JsueS Jark0WsFi
lanes Alexander FRANCIS Ntf-
re, Kenneth Mlndle- Frank
Adams, Eddie Natysisk Bob
kieihsmith. John KoiDa, and BIN
Sayres Adams won from Bob
Blumcnfeld by default Savres
eliminated Art Plotkin 60. So
FRED otto. winner of the 1872
Nnor title iS now ir The service
JarkoVSkh rlnncr-up 20 otto, is
the fsyorite.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Gee S Pitchinq
Downs Cubs

PITTSBURGH Aug 2s CuP)-
The Pirates defeated the Cubs,
5 10 4, in the third game Of their
series here today. when Johnny
Gee turned in a nifty Job in relief
10 earn credit for the victory
Henry Wise started for the Cubs
but failed n last out the first
inning as tho Pirates punched
three hrs A hit batsman and a
walk for three runs. Paul Erick-
son relieved him and allowed n
run IN the second. Lon Warneke
came IN IN the third. lie gave up
a run in that frame and stopped
the BuCS the. rest Of the way.
ChICaEo scored one run In the
first of Johnny Podga jny and two
moro i'm The third Gee took over
in tho third and was charged
wTtT- OFT -run over The rest OF the
distance
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Dodgers Run Wild
Over Phillies
Brooklyn Gets 20 Hits,
PhiIs Rally Fails

PHILADELPHIA. Aug IS
1NS) Gong on a hitting ram
page. the Brooklyn Dodgers maced
four pitchers for 20 hits and
handed The Phlllies a IA to 7 run
humping this afternoon,
An early go lead menaced when
the PhilS rallied for six runs in
the fifth the Dodgers put the
cIncher on the decision by wallop-
Ing Dick Congor for four runs in
the seventh
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Charles r., lGuSl -llOralS---
With the understanding that
Matheson was to remain on his
ranch at Redding, Cal, the Lions
had given up hope of obtaining
the services of the Cleveland star
forward, when word came Friday
that the player was headed for
the Lions camp on Crosse lie.
Named for National League all
star teams because of his out
standing performances with the
Cleveland Rams, the foot 3 inch
2l0-pound guard is expected 10 fill
one of the needs in the Detroit
forward wall.
Matheson, along with John
HightoWer. an end are on loan
from the Cleveland club for the
duration. They were alloted 10
the Lions in the drawing of play
ers when the Clevelanders were
given permission to sit out during
the war. Matheson, a construction
engineer. is married. He was
graduated from the Texas School
of Mines
With six more players dropped
Saturday, the Lions squad in
training at the West Shore
Country Club, this weekend was
down 10 80 players, AL told Is
have been cut from the list as
Dorais weeds the less promising
looking candidates Dorais is
pleased with the upping Of the
National Leagues limit from 25
TO 2S players that can be carried
during the season, II will give
the Lions, chockful Of unknowns,
a chance to carry more men for
experimental purposes.
While he is too old hand TO
permit the early season form OF
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Fdvorites Lose
To Crosse lie
Continued from First Sport Page

holes when Funston 3-putted both,
and that ended the match.
! Or. Cornell and Connolly, for
the second time Of the day, were
2 under par in winning from
Brinke and Young The Grand
Rapids team Of Brink and Sharp
needed the formers birdie 4 on
'he seventeenth 70 become ! up on
LaNine and McNabb, They then
haiyed the eighteenth in par 3s.
Sundays schedule includes lS-
hole >cml(lnals in the morning and
,S-hOlC finals in tho afternoon.
FIRST RoI M RESULTS
y Funston Ensign & Kowsl defeated
H za-i-&4ElilAl= nd. a-----.-------
= = 44------'i Fsrtry dstyEtrd Ensign
Walker Graham -Dr " r Nichols and
pr r. ~ Corncu-Frauk Connolly de-
q Frirke-C. ~ young defeated p
LevIs.G Sawhul onr mn. 20 holes
LaNlrs-A NcNahh defeated Mayor
Je4res Wilson Z and
H Brink J sharp defeated " p Craw.
fr " TsvItson.A F0my defeated r. r.
Harrsur-R Neyand. ons up
FavtU-T Grim defeated 7 Muslsn.
oefB-T. Pttosk,y, and 3
SECOND RoJND RESULTS
Ahsrr Farley defeated Fn9son .KoVsl.
~ CcrneU.Connony defeated Brnks-
Young s.4
B-'nk-sharp defeated "a vins McNsbb.
ur
f4avi4.on- Pony dtfsstsd Farrt1l.G griffin.
40
SUNDAYS sEMIFINALS \
Aherr -Far'cN VS. Hr Cornell .C6nrolIy. .
Brnk-Shafp vs. Davidson Pony
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

No Grid Schedule

Mount 81 Mary'S College Of
Maryland has material for a foot
ball team but No schedule II
enough games can be arranged a
team willibe on the field.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Runs Mt'kovich PaFter, Ms'hsny.
ErrorS-Mttk0vich PArts, Tabor. Runs
bsttsd IN - Dickey. Hs,koveh, Doerr.
stolen bAss-Lupien. Sacrifices L. New.
some 2 Johnson, Lupien Double play
n SsVsorr - l. NeWsoms N Doerr Left
IN New YORK T. Boston ~ Pssss
on baUs-ON Zubtr 2 off Nswsome ;
struck outs -By u NeVsons 3 ey Zuhsr
s Umpirss Romusl and Hubbard Time
of rams-2.02 Attendance --6 sTa paid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Dearborn PIeyoffs

" J. Fc' " l. Pet
Pontiac 500 'Dsarhn 200
Sundays Esme-V p w. Of Pontiac
W Business Men of RIVER Rouge At Ford
F's1 Local tno Of Detroit vs.
winner % Sundays game a. Ford Field
Tuesday. q p M
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

This column Of news about
athletes in the service appears
every sunday and Wednesday
in The Detroit Times).
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
IIIII 400
PITTSBt RGH

Totals 20 s2t Totals % 10 g- u
'Fst'ef Cor Warreks In elvhih
-f.aftetI raf Bt4rrasgz-IH H4i.tl lf--
Chicago l02 0io Opn
Pittsburgh AL 600 Ups ..S
Runs stAnky Hack Csvarretta g. COS.
carsr' Van Ruhavs Elliott, 2 RuhsInr
Frvors- Van RobaNs Lowrry Ruhenne
Runs bsfted in GOODMAN Elliott niMag.
Efo 2 C1scararf CavarretfA. Nicholson
Bakcl. ea.lhs.-I hEes, AaIa-- -A.lA--Fla4sslsss,
Van E0hHFr stolen bases tavarretta
Hack Sacrifice hit.. Goodman Double
Pl8ys ElHoit. % Ruheing 20 Fletehsr.
CosearRrf 'c RureIlnF 20 Fletchcr stanky
fo C7varretf7 LEFT on bases Chicago 7
Pittsburgh E. Bases on balls or Pod
CarIN. s. rff Gee 2 0ff WISE ! struck
out Bv PotRainv\2 hy Wyse ~ Gee
y by WArueke 2 Hts-o0 We : In
A rr.NE .t FUcks0n IN 1{s Innings
or Podgajry q IN innings. oti Warreks
6 u -i..plAgS--dff Gee in ie0lnse
on Burrows ) III ] inning HU Nv pitcher
By WISE ,Nan Rohaysl Winning pitcher
Gee Lo''rg rtchsr-Wyss Cmpires
BsVa~fa0' Feart0r suf Gos'f Time
: SIS Attendance CsctusN 7.154
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
May Drop All Sports

Bradley Tech may drop rs
whole sports program due 20
srmys refusal 10 allow trainees
10 participate.