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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15
VICTORY GARDENS
WILL HELP BEAT
. FOOD RAT|ON|NC
BY Wilfred Kane

This reporter has never been accuS-
ed of being overly bright, but after
attending meeting of the victory
garden committee Tuesday evening, he
is firmly imbued with the idea that
il will be the smart thing to have d
garden, and here are the arguments
for and against the plan:
In favor of having a garden:
i. Production of food urgently
needed because of reduction of canned
goods for civilians, under ratiOning.
=. 1t will help TO check initiation.
3 Reduce black market prOfiteer-
ing.
/. Provide exercise and diversion.
,. Cut household food costs.
g. Encourage neighborliness.
Z. Stimulate garden education.
S. Emphasize thrift and independ
ence.
g. Release food for the armed ser
vices.
10. It's mighty good eating.
Against having a garden:
No reasons at all.
The local committee appointed by
Mayor Louis w. Benin consists OF
Councilman George G. Benin, chair
man; Ira j. Kreger, Mrs. Roy Stack,
Mrs. Ari Woodruff, Mrs. Herbert
Browne, and Wilfred Kane. The pro-
clama ton Of President Roosevelt nam
ing Tuesday, January II as victory
garden mobilization day, found the
committee already knee-deep in gar
den plans. In fact, over 40 acres of
city-Owned land were plOwed last fall
i'll anticipation of Il heavy demand for
garden plots this spring and ID appli-
cations have already been received.
Additional applications for city-Owned
plots will be accepted until the supply
is exhausted and should be made at
the office Of the Mayor, phone 2OSO.
Plots will be limited to one per fam
lily in order to accommodate as many
as possible.
Owners of vacant lots who wish to
plant a victory garden or are willing
to make them available for others to
plant, are urged to communicate with
the mayors Office. The park depart
ment, under Supt. Ira ]. Kreger, will
plow, drag and otherwise prepare pri-
vately owned lots a. veil IS city,
oWned tetg for Da1utfzE 6DcatiCu q
rity-owned property where few lots
are still available are as follows:
]. Cedar and Twelfth.
.. Alkali and Sixth.
8. Chestnut and Fifteenth.
4. Vinewood and Twentieth.
8. Alikau and Fifteenth.
8. Felice and Second.
Z. Marshall and Sixth.
8. Marshall and Fort.
Chairman George Benin, in speech
remarkable alike for brevity and
sound advice, said Get smart, plant
Q victory garden"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15
Next Tin Can
Collection Monday

The next collection of prepared tin
cans in WyandOtte will be next Mon
day, January is, according to Wilfred
Kane, chairman Of the local salvage
committee. Have your collection at the
curb Sunday night. Tin was never so
urgently needed as right now. It's a
mark of distinction to have a cOllec-
ton Of prepared tin cans in front of
your home OH collection day. Remem
her the date-neXt Monday, January
18th
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15
Former Treasurer
Is Arraisned

John 4. McWhirter. former city
treasurer. stood mute when arraigned
Monday before Judge Ira W. Jayne
ia the Wayne county circuit court.
The Judge entered plea Of not guilty
in McHHhirter's behalf.
The former treasurer was charged
with enblezzling NA6O.75. between
July I and q. 1912. His attorney.
Frank l.. DARN. filed motion to
uuash the Information and suppress
the evidence He demanded a bill Of
.parti,ll.ars in behalf Of the former
treasurer.
Mcwhirter's bond was continued at
S2.3OO
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15
AUTOMOBILE COLLISION
FATAL TO MOTORIST

Injuries sustained in an accident at
{: 20 Wednesday morning. at Dix and
Arlington. Lincoln Park. proved fatal
to Frank Raven. AZ years old, OF 1880
Leblanc. Lincoln Park. He died In
Wyandotte General hospital half an
hour after the accident.
Ravens car crashed into truck
which had stalled near the intersec-
ton. The driver of the truck, Carl
winderhodd. A.. Of Columbus. Ohio.
was not held He told police that he
had left the truck after setting out
flares
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F.. Pearson.
III 1914 Fourth street. are the proud
mareni> Of baby boy. Douglas VIII
lam. horn at the Delray General hos
pital. last Friday Mr.. Pearson Il gu
perintendent Of the composing room at
the wyandotte News
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15
wYANDOTTE SEAMAN
MISSING IN ACTION

l,aymoud Joseph Jean. or Wyan-
dottr. a seaman In the Merchant Mar
Tue. has been reported ~ missing BY
lhe Navy Department.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15
Catalan S to Oh ,serve
~
9th Ami, srsary

The 64th anniversary OF the found
ing OF Catalan Drug Store. Inc, will
b. observed next Thursdsy evening.
when a banquet for employees will be
held at the Presbyterian chtnch house
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15

Second Lieutenant George William
Crouseyer. Of Wyandotte. has been as
signed To . qusrtermaster company 1T
rolu,ubis Army Air Base.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15

Aonday Is tin can coilection DAY.
rage your prspased tin cans 1t Ne
curb, Sunday night. 4" =.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15
= =
MAat4a~ Buy WiA
WAR BOZ is

Refrigerators are out fe
ton. Manufacturers have
their plants for product
materials. Common-sense
ever, are saving now, no
and building up q fund fc
of refrigerators and othe
needs through investmer +,
War Bonds.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1943-01-15

Buy U. 8. WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Party for FlierS
BY EDGAR HAYES

Mai. Thomas Orr had a party
for the men of Selfridge Field last
night.
1t was a sport gathering and at
tended by more than 1000 men
stationed at the famed flying field.
Most of the indoor sports were
well represented by outstanding
performers and free refreshments
were served.
Among the guests were such
standouts as Jim Thorpe, the foot
ball and track immortal; Jesse
Owens Of Ohio State fame and
one of the greatest sprinters ever
to compete in the Olympics, and
Wally Pipp, who played a lot of
first base for the Yankees before
Lou Gehrig started his string.
Thorpe told the value of physi-
cal training for soldiers i'm combat
and Owens seconded his senti-
ments. Owens also said il was a
great year for him. lie was will
ing TO discuss Ohio States victory
over Michigan with any one.
George Dufour, athletic director
of 81. Theresa, stole the show with
his kid leather pushers. All the
youngsters can throw more leather
in 80 seconds than most veterans
in 10 rounds.
Charley Brennan brought out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

-four amateur bouts. In the fea-
ture, Leo Lizotte knocked out
Jimmy Carroll in the first round.
In other bouts, Joe O'Connor beat
Herb Sill, Robert Nordhoff bested
Norman Wieseman and Kenneth
Boyd defeated Jack Sill. Johnny
Weber refereed the fights.
In the wrestling matches on the
program, Bert Rubi floored Bill
Beard, while Flash Gordon and
Louis Klein wrestled Is minutes
to a draw.
Lee Webb OF Kansas City. Ca
madam table tennis champion, de-
feated Chuck Burns of Detroit.
the second ranking player in the
United States. Later, Burns won
over 1t. Mel Sylvan of Selfridge
Field and Webb lost to Pvt. Eddie
Bale.
There was badminton exhibit
ton by Reese Kramer, Pearl Pet
ersen. Maurice Simpson, Virginia
Burns and Jerry Jones. The Bella
de Tuscans gave a fencing exhibit
ton, aided by Byron Krieger. ma
tional intercollegiate champion;
Larry Plat, Normaleen Richard
son and Jane Scott.
Cpl. Carl Bonner, well known
Detroit entertainer, was master Of
ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

junior grade, in the navy, won
six letters in his undergraduate
days at Ann ArbOr.
Training in Florida was not of
recent origin, as some folks be-
lieve New York Giants
trained in Jacksonville, Fla, In
1895 and 1896 =. In '95, a squad
of Is Giants made the first leg
Of the trip to the camp by
steamer TO Savannah, thence to
Jacksonville by rail.
Mike Capriano, manager of
Jake LaMontta, predicts, the
Allie Stolz-Willie Pep fight in
New York, January 20, will draw
$4,000 Ned Irish, 81, just
named president of Madison
Square Garden at $4,000 per
year, eight years ago was writ
ing college sports for the New
York World-Telegram II
was Irish who sold basketball to
the Garden He is a graduate
OF University of PENNSYLVANIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
By LEO MACDONELL

Tommy Emmett and Tommy
Bridges can tell you how tough
Il is getting space on the trains
nowadays after waiting two
weeks. Emmett got reservations
on the City OF Los Angeles, out
of Chicago today for the coast
he IS taking MelVa Block,
the pretty roller skating star, 10
HOLLYWOOD for screen assign
ment The soonest Bridges
could get reservations 10 Lake
land. Fla. was February s -.
Bridges. who has been working
at Ford'S since the end of the
baseball season. is taking The
family South for 4 vacation be-
fore reporting 10 the Tigers at
Evansville March -.
Bill Bowling of the Michigan
Racing Commission. recalls that
the old Windsor IaekeA- ClHh, far
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Windsor Man
May Head MIL
Photo by Times stsn Photographs
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES


TORONTO, Jan. IA sugges-
ton that John Chick of Windsor,
vice president of the American
Hockey League, be invited to take
charge of National Hockey League
headquarters business routine in
the absence OF President Frank
Calder. was made to governors at
a meeting here.
One of the MIL governors, who
did not wish to be quoted directly,
revealed Chicks name had been
brought up at an emergency con-
ference. An alternative sugges-
tion was that the governors of the
two clubs not participating in the
Stanley Cup play-offs this spring
supervise operations of the post
season tournament.
Physicians attending, President
Calder advised league officials a
complete rest of at least three
months was advisable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

10 Silver Skates Derby DecathIOn Championship
g Skates Derby
SENIOR MEMS GLASS Az MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
us Years OVER
ID 1OO-Yds. = 22o-Yds. q AO-Yds C8so-Yds
q h-Nile q 1-Nine Smile
SENIOR MEN GLASS b MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
ID 22O-Yds. q 44O-Yds. q g 1-MIs
SENIOR woMENs MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS us Years or over
10 2sO-Yds q 44O-Yds. q SsO-Yds. q l-Mus
INTERMEDIATES MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS us and II Y)
70 22o-Yds 44O-Yds q h-Mle Z 1-MIe
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS tls Yr)
1,, ,sS,ia sov. ,a a.x', S' 90 N'
JUNIOR GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS GA and Is Years.
Q ssO-Yd' Q 'iO-Yd' q h-Mne
JUVENILE BOYS MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS az and 10 Yrs)
% 2aO-Yd' Q 4O-Yds h-Mne
JUVENILE GIRLS MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS Girls IL and 1877
% s2O-Yds AO-Yds = h-sIle
MIDGET CLASS BOYS MICH. CHAMPIONSHIPS hoy, 10 ~
- 1OO-Yds O 22O-Yds q 44O-Yds
MIDGET CLASS GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS (Girls to III
10 1oo-Yds q 22OYds q 4O-Yds
CRADLE CLASS BOYS MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS boys 81
10 1oo-Yds q 22O-Yds
CRADLE CLASS GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS (Gs under 81
% 1OO-Yds Q 22O-Yds
SCHOOLGIRLS (BOys IA and under) I.-Nins
10 NOVICE SCHOOLGIRLS (GirIs and undcr) mile
- DoesLED DERBY-ls MnE-open to any Boy Girl Is
~ FATHER AND SON RACE-1Mne
D MOTHER AND DAUGHTER RACE-IMle
1 SERVICE MEMS RACE-1-MIe
10 OSCAR PARMENTIER MEMORIAL RACE-1-Sine
10 Walter Trophy Miles
(Open to skater In North Amerca)
- Fancy Skating mi Seniors
CHECK events you Wish to enter cut this entry blank and
Entries close midnight Wednesday, a. iSi8
Name
Address
Michigan skating Association No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Basketball Results
fnVWEnH

tOAsAsENnF
Central Michigan 40. Alma Ss.
Temple so. Aberdeen az.
Great Lakes 81, Wisconsin -.
Duke SO, Wake Forest IL.
Newark Engineers 50, Newark Tchrs q
Fort Monmouth a., Fort Hancock 81.
Ohio Northern so, Button IS.
Rhode Island So, Providence g.
Lawrence Tech 81, Toledo Navy 80.
Indiana Pa.) 80. st. Vincent 81
Dayton 80, Cedsrville 80.
Wash. a Jen. ~, West Virginia 20.
HIGH SCHOOL
Blissheld 80, Monroe 20.
81. Bernard 49, st. Martins IL.
st. Stanislaus rs. ST. Paul 20.
st. Vincent 81, All Saints ~.
ST. Ladislaus IS, 81. Thomas 20.
Catholic Central 81, st. Catherine 2s.
Visitation II. 81. Leo 1e
DE La Sale 30, Alumni 81.
Quincy 40, Camden IS
Union City ~, Colon IS
Sacred Heart 81, ST. Caslnlr IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Young's pitchers include Deacon
Philippe. Ed Walsh, Bill Din
necn and Addie Joss -. his out
fielderS are Cobb, Speaker and
Hooper lie names three
catcherS-Lou Criger, Bill
Dickey and Mickey Cochrane
and his inficlderS feature
Chase. Wagner, J. Collins, and
Hobo Ferris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Mass Boxing Plan

I'd CDoc) Casey Of the state
boxing commission staff, who
rates as one of the best trainers
and boxing men i'm general In
this country, has a plan for mass
boxing that would be OF great
help in the military services.
1000 boys at one time.
When IL comes 10 booking
greats for guest speakers. the
New York Chapter of fhfe Base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Wanted: Witch Doctor
Rangers Willing TO Try Anything TO Stop Bad Luck
Beveridee Is New GosIie
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

WANTED - Effective wit c h
doctor or Indian medicine man
willing TO leave local practice
for position offering travel and
excitement. Must be willing to
wear blue jersey with New
York Rangers lettering. Apply
Jimmy Franks, 1861 West
Bethune, or Frank Boucher, De-
troit Leland Hotel, today"
That's the ad Jimmy Franks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Hdrgddon Takes Sd
In Petersen Classic

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Chicago's
BIZ Hargadon, member of the
Budweisers. current ABC team
champion, rolled into third place
in the standings Of the Petersen
individual tournament last night
with a 1895 series.
The five Detroiters failed 20
reach pay territory. y
stephen sczApskl---
i5t. 20i. III. zoo. 70s. ise. IsS I6O-ig6i
Louis ReriAnni-
so9. ia. 1876. as. ls7. III. les. 179-14sl
Walter ~ WiikIrs-
ise, I5s. ISL i5g. if5, 10. zoe. 2if 1923
Prank Damico-
it2. 20s. iss. IN, ia. iti. ~, Tei-iy07
Bot Etempien--
SEQ. isS. IA. iss. iaI. los. 80. ieS--lZee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
SPORTS:

five years In a row. had a daily
handle" Of 100000 That's
one reason Detroit should con-
tinue racing on this side OF the
border, according TO Bowling
lie explains that II racing
were abolished here. the Cana
dams would snap II up in a
minute for the nice take tho
Dominion would Get and
which the State Of Michigan IS
now getting.
~ YounEs all-timc all-star
team has neither Walter john
son nor Ruth in the lineup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Hank GolUdy Back as u. S. CAPTAIN

CINCINNATI, JAN 81 (UP)-Hank Gowdy professional
baseball player 20 enlist during World prepared today
report TO Fort Benning, Ga Saturday s a captain.
General Manager Warren Giles of the revealed
yesterday received
mission He had applied service before the 1912
but rejected
Gowdy during the last
when he enlisted
Rainbow Division. The baseball field Bennng
Gowdy Field In his honor years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

OF his rushing STYLE" Goldberg
added -. One scribe, reporting
Callura's tactics against Wilson
said:
. "Callura featured an awkward,
free-wheeling style of failing,
something like a cross between
an octopus on the prOwI and a
charging rhinO." Jack Laken
may put Callura and Goldberg
on at Arena Gardens late in
February.
Ernie Mccoy of Michigan's
coaching staff, who recently was
commissioned a ant,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Lawrence s. Trims
Toledo Second Time
st. StnniSLnlts

TOLEDO, Jan. 27.-Lawrence
Tech easily defeated the Toledo
navy basketball team for the sec
ond time this week here last
night 57-32
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Sugar In Business

Ray Robinson, Inc. (Robinson,
the fighter, plans big recrea-
tion center in MISUNDERSTANDING
bowling and indoor sports gen.
orally With Robinson going
10 the army. February %, it will
be managed by George Gains
ford, Sugars manager Benny
Goldberg, Detroit mittster.
wants" Jackie Callura, the new
MIA featherweight champion.
That's the guy 1 can lick,
declared Goldberg. who saw
Callura, the one-time Detroit
and Windsor fighter, lift the
crown off Pittsburgh Jackie
Wilson's head in Providence, r.
T.. recently al Il make n mess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Win in Boston Puts Wings ~ Game From Top
Bruins Drop Isl
Home Game in
Years, 5to
Special 20 THF DETROIT TIMEs

BOSTON, Jan. p. - Manager
Jack Adams Of the Red Wings was
in one OF his most jovial moods
today. And for very good reason.
Playing the best brand of hockey
they've shown here in a year. the
Wings took a s 10 3 decision from
the Bruins last night and moved
up 10 within one point of first
place.
The Wings have played three
less games than the Rossmen. So
the half-game lead Boston holds
over Detroit is OF little II any
consequence.
'In my book, that's one Of the
best wins we've come up with
this season." commented Mana
ger Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Entries in Skate
Derby toC|ose
AT Z Tonight
BY KEN HALL
skates Derby Editor

At midnight today the entry
lists close for the Gold and Silver
Skates Derby. the Michigan state
championships in all classes from
the cradle to seniors. and other
featured events on the twenty
first annual program.
This means skaters who wish to
enter these races must fill out a
blank printed in today's paper, or
one of those distributed to the
various Kinks of the city. mail or
send il to the Skates Editor
The two-day meet on Belle Isle
will get under way promptly at 1
lo'clock Saturday afternoon with
the first heat of the Silver Skates
Derby at mile distance.
LIST HEAT DRAWINGS
Heat drawings for both the Gold
and Silver Skates races will be
listed in Fridays Times. Because
of clerical work involved, entries
must be in for the championship
events at midnight today. All those
in the mails by that time will be
accepted.
Entries for the fancy skating,
open and novelty events, which in
tc1ude the Dog-Sled Derby. father
and son and mother and daughter
races, will be taken right up to
race time.
1t Is expected Mayor Edward J.
Jeffries Jr will be on hand for the
ISunday afternoon session and will
present his trophy to the winner OF
the Oscar Parmentier Memorial
race. one Of the races for which
entries will close at midnight.
AID WORKERS
A different arrangement of
heats in the 1913 Derby will ac-
commodate skaters in war work
who cannot get to the island early
IN the afternoon Saturday. The
arrangement will be completed
some time today and published in
tomorrow's paper.
Each evening this week until
Saturday medals and trophies to
be given winners in the meet are
on display in the Sallan store.
Woodward and Grand River ave-
nues, daytimes inside the store and
evenings in the Woodward avenue
display window. The fine array of
tokens will be supplemented with
merchandise prizes in the novelty
and fancy skating events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

ball Writers Association doesn't
fool II has Wendell Willkie
and Eddie Rickenbacker listed
for the annual banquet, Feb. z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

spsres-Boeion: Cain, Chamberlain, Boyd
Schmidt. Gelltngef. Guidolin. Hoileft, Shew.
cnuk. Detroit: hotter. Orlando. Lascombe
Howe. BruneteAu, Watson, Jennings, DouE
las.
of5cbls: Referee Clancy. Lines
men--cleary and smith.
FIRST PERIoD
Detroit: Crosse Wares. hisvsrN 2 ~.
2-Detrott. Bruneteau (Liscombe, Howe,
4.35.
, Detroiti Lisoombe tBrunetssu, Howe).
1913
renalty---Nons
sLCOND PERIOD
g Bovtor: boil Jackson, Crawford o5.
3 Boston: Boil lCowieyl, T23
6--Detroi,; Wares (AbeD, 1905.
Penalties-Guidolin, eimon (mHiorsl.
THIRD PERIOD
BOSTON: Hollett (unassisiedl, 4.2s
s-Dstroif Lisoombe (Howe, JenninEs)
1919
Penalty None
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
FELL ON WRIST

FELL ON WHIST
The break occurred in the first
period when Jimmy fell on his
wrist with all his weight when
making a save. When he suffered
Ia five-stitch cash on his head in
the second period he asked DR..
G. L. Tomsu, the Wings club ply
lsician, to tape up the wrist.
Although the doctor said he
Thought it was broken, the goalie
insisted il was only sprained. Near
the end OF the OF defeat Jimmy
could hardly lift his stick. His left
wrist was already sprained.
Boucher and the Rangers are
still here resting for their game
in Chicago with the Blackhawks
tomorrow. And Boucher is ready
to accept the witch doctor sug-
gestion made TO him yesterday.
LUCK ALL BAD
Anything that would stop the
streak OF defeats, bad luck and
Injuries which have kept the Ran
gers without a victory in their
last II games. would be acceptable
to the New Workers.
The Blueshirts know their new
lgealie. Bill Beverage, will need
more help than human hands and
feet can give him in those Ranger
nets.
Beverage. who Is "a, was OBJ.
tanned from Cleveland yesterday
and he can't truthfully be called
IA prize. He's just a stop gap. A
large one, weighing close to 200
pounds. but not very fast after a
long hockey career which includes
service with Detroit. Montreal
lMaroons and many a minor league
club.
lie was taken out Of the Cleve-
land nets last week when the
iBarons obtained Frank Ceryance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

the New York Rangers goalie of
yesterday. and Coach Frank
boucher, who's still the BOSNIAN
today, feel like inserting in the
papers.
IT may be too late, however, for
any kind of medicine man, even
IA voodoo expert. TO do anything
for Franks. The former Detroit
lgoalie's first big shot at the Ma
Itional Hockey League ended
yesterday when il was discovered
his right wrist had been broken in
the game with the Red Wings here
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
REASON FOR PRIDE

Adams should be proud OF his
Red Wings. It's been a long time
since any club has made the Ross
men look as helpless here as De-
troit did last night.
The Wings forwards swarmed
all over the Boston defending
zones. Try as they would, the
Rossmen couldn't even get out 70
neutral zone during most Of the
opening period. Johnny Mowers
was called upon to make only
three saves during that stanza, but
the Wings had IL shots on the
mark. three of which beat Frank
Brimsek.
Early in the second period, BuZ
Boil popped in two goals for the
Bruins. The Wings had been rifiing
shots at Brimsek for three min
utes when suddenly wford
stick-handled his way out OF his
own zone and started n scoring
play. That goal upset the Wings.
When he passed TO Buz Boil, who
scored, Art Jackson was prone on
the ice and simply made a swipe
at the loose puck.
SCORES AGAIN
For the next five minutes the
Wings didn't click and az result
Boil scored again, slapping home
a shot after a face-off in Detroit
territory.
The Wings scored three clean
goals IN the first period and iust
when the Bruins were threatening
10 knot the score IN the second
chapter. Sid Abel passed into the
center rome from deep I'm Boston
territory and Eddie Wares. who
was loafing out az the blue line.
followed the puck in and went the
distance for very important
tally.
However. II was Carl Liscombe's
second marker. late In the final
period. that broke the pressure and
brought about the first Detroit
win In five years here and the
third straight Boston defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Official Entry Blank
Detroit Times Gold and Silver Skates Derby
Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 80 and 81. 1913

] Silver Skates Derby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Q Silver Skates Derby z Decathon Championship
& Gold Skates Derby
SENIOR MEMS GLASS AZ MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
us Years Over
1OO-Yds = 22o-Yds. q 44O-Yds. CssO-Yds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

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