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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Sportovnf Hlfdka.
VELKOLEPE KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY " COLISEUM.

Prfstf dtery, dine "a. srpna v
kf1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Coliseum Mr.. Ed Contos
pfipravuje velice zajimavy
program ma nemz dcast BRAT
budou nejvyhlasen6jsi zapas-
nici.
V hlavnfm zapase ktery ur-
cen ma dobu jedne porazky L.
cinkujf:
Michael Leone, 218 Id. Ital
z Detroit VS.. Babe Sharkey, 253
ID. z Kanady.
V nasleduj1cfm zapase kter5
urcen ma dobu As minut aneb 1
porazku 1cinkujf:
Chief Thunderbird, 235 ID.
Kanadsky Indian VS.. Jack
Wentworth, 218 lb. z Kanady.
ZVLASTNf ATRAKCE
ZAPAS DVOJIC
v nemz vftezi zfskati must 2 Vi
tezstv1 re trech utkani.
"Two Ton Blimp" Martin
Levy, go Id. svetovy nejtezs1
zapasnfk a Big Ben Morgan,
303 ID. z Texasu VS.. The Team
Match Champion Johnnie Long
205 ID. z Baltimore a Maurice
La Chappelle, 1877 lb. z Francie
David Sc utka S G~oliasem.)
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkujf:
Abe Stein, 21O lb. z New Yor-
ku VS.. George Macricostas, 218
ID. (The Golden Creek.
Wladislaw "Iron" Talun, 306
ID. Polsky champion VS.. Blue
Streak CO 26O Id.
Kdo sc chce mile pobavit
Sc dostavf do Coliseum
prfstf 1tery a ztravf prfjemny
veclrek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Sestnactilety vojak navratil sc
z valkv.

Farmafsky hoch, ktery Sc
dial odvesti We IA letech, vratiI
Sc domd z valky. Prijel jake
serzant, majfcf k dobru 22 le-
teckych poslanf.
Pfijel domG, tento stabnf SER
zant Clifford WHEREBY z Elm
wood, Ill, ably byl propulsion,
protoze hal o SVEN start. kdyz
Sc dial ma vojnu v Peoria. TIDAL,
re je mu 18, ackoli schazely
mu jest6 diva mes1ce do Is.
Konecne Sc armada dovede-
la, re serzant WHEREBY, kterJ
byl ma % leteckych poslanfch,
nenf dosti starry, ably mohl "a
staff vojakem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20

nam nechytly vlasy a spolecne
s proudem lidf jsme sli k prvnf
stanici prvnf pomoci. Diva az
tri tisfce lidf jiz tam lezelo ma
chodnfku cekajfce ma osetreni
a dalsf popalenf byli stale pri-
naseni. Kazdou chv1li doslo k
explosi casovane pumy.
Prlst1 rano v deset hodin by
10 We meste tax tina, re bylo
nutno swift 81 ma cestu elektric-
kou lampickou. sli jsme ma
svycarsky konsulat a DO ceste
jsme mohli videt co sc stale.
Cele ulice a mestske okresy S
100000 obyvateli byly srovna-
ny sc zem1.
Vsude lezely spalene mrtvo-
ly, ma kazdem kousku travnf-
ku byli stovky zranenych KITE
rym nebylo mono poskytnouti
ponce. Hlavnf hamhurske ma
drazi bylo cel6 v plameni stej-
ne jake sefadovacf nadrazf,
kde byly trosky beztvarnych
zeleznicn1ch voz1. Vozy pou-
licni drahy byly explosemi vr-
zeny ma domy, vsude wisely
~zpfetrhane draty elektrickeho
veden1.
Kdyz jsme Sc dostali k svy-
carskemu konsulatu zjistili
|jsme, re budova je do zakladu
znicena. Jeden 1Tedn1k stall u
trosek a fekl: "Hledte abyste
Sc odtud dostali CO nejrychleji.
My yam nemGzem nijak pomo-
lei"
One noci hlavn1 hamburska
prdmyslova pTedmestf Rotten
burgsort, Hammerbroook Horn
Eilbeck a Veddel pTestaly exis-
tovati. Odpoledne prisel roz-
kaz k 1plne evakuaci mesta.
Ia noel re stredy ma ctvrtek
byl novy poplach a We ctvrtek
We dine Ease letouny Sc objevily
mad mestem. A tentokrat celia
skvadrona britskych letadel
krouzila mad mestem aniz byla
obtezovana.
Kazdych As minut odj1zdel
vlak pfeplneny obyvatelstvem.
Prvnf evakuacnf tabor v Uelze-
nu mel jiz 100000 obyvatel.
We vsech vlacfch byly nepopsa-
telne sceny kdy zeny hledaly
ldeti, a deti hledaly rodice. Mno
he zeny Sc zblaznily a musely
byt osetfeny skupinami osetTo-'
vatelek Cerveneho KTize.
Tolik l1cen1 svycarskeho OBJ
chodnfka. Nemci sklfzejf co
zasili pr brutaln1m bombardo-
vanf Guernicy, Varsavy, Rot
terdamu a stovek briskych,
francouzskych, belgickych a
ruskych NEST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20

pravo darovat ma SO kvartnG do
ma zavafovanych potravin, a.
niz by "a ne musil dostat prf-
delove l1stky. Ovsem potravi-
ny prodavane nemohou byt po-
vazovany "a dar a ten kdo ie
prodava must "a ne zadat pff-
delove llstky, a to 8 bod1 "a je-
den kvart anebo 4 body "a Ii
bru.
We volnych 5Oti kvartech do
ma zavarenych potravin jsou i
ty, ktere byste darovali skolam
nebo ma jine podobne 1cely. Ia
potravinove Diary domacich "a
varenin, ktere by pTesahovaly
techto SO kvartG, musfte zadat
pridelove lfstky, ktere pax pre-
date mistnf prfdelove 1radovne
Pripominame:
Cukr:
Znamky {. IA v 1. prfdelove
knlzce jsou platne cd 16. srp-
ma az do konce fijna a dosta-
nete ma ne 5 liber cukru.
cervene znamky
(na maso, tuky a syry.)
Cervene znamky T a u z1sta-
vaji v platnosti az do 81. srpna.
Cervene znamky V budou
platne cd 8. do 81. srpna.
Modre znamky
(konservove, zmrzle a susene
potraviny.)
Modre znamky R, S a T jsou
platny az do 20. zaTf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Rusku ma byti dan vyjezd
ma oceany.

Washington, D. C. = Rus
ko Dude modifikovati sve po-
zemni pozadavky, bude-li mu
splnena jedna zadost, ktera je
velmi stara - obdrzeti volnou
cestu ma oceany, jak navrhuje
Sdruzen1 pro zahranicnf politi-
ku.
Toto zdruzenf je skupinou,
ktera zabyva sc SUDDEN zahra-
nicnlch otazek a je financova-
ma soukrome.
V jeho doporucenf Sc pravf,
re v pr1pade splnenf teto "a
dosti Rusko nebude chtfti ovla-
dati move zeme, ably 81 volny
vyjezd ma oceany samo zjistilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20

Getty svedek popisuje britske
letecke bombardovanf nejvetsf-
no nemeckeho pT1stavu.
P1se Bert Wyler:

Bern, svycarsko (ONA): =
svycarsky obchodnfk, ktery Sc
v techto dnech vratil z Ham
burku kde prozil nekolik brit
Iskych leteckych 1tok1 ma tento
nejvetsi nemecky pffstav popi-
suje prvn1 britsky 1tok prove
deny "a. cervence 1000 letou-
ny Royal Air Force. Do prfs-
tho ctvrtku prvn1 evakuacnf
tabor v Uelzenu mel 400, 900
obyvatel Hamburku cekajfcfch
ma rozdelenf do jinych mist.
Pc 1tern1m 1toku 27. cerven-
ce hamburska obrovska prdmy
slova pTedmestf Rotenburgsort,
Hammerbrook, Horn, Eileck a
Veddel pfestala existovati. Ten
to svycarsky obchodn1k napsal
svou zkusenost do basilejskeho
listu National Zeitung". Jeho
l1cen1 mi:
"Byla sobota, "a. cervence v
noel. Hamburk byl dplne "a
temnen; bylo jasno a bez MIRA
XII; a hamburske ulice byly pl-
ne lid1. Nahle zaznel poplach
a vsichni ut1kali do 1kryt11. VI
ce nez tisfc britskych letounn
pfiletelo k dtoku ma mesto. Pr
vn1 vlna sla pc protiletadlo-
vych bateri1ch. Kdyz byl "a
hajen hlavnf 1tok ma sired me-
sta tyto byly z valne miry uml-
ceny. Pill druhe hodiny trval
dest pun.
Kdyz bylo 1toku celia obloha
mad Hamburkem byla pima pla
menu a pr1stf rano v 9 hodin
bylo nasledkem zatmeleho stun
&c oblaky dymu v Hamburku
tina. Ulice byly zaplaveny vo-
dou, a plyn a electricity proud
byly ~pTeruSeny.
Nahle sireny zacly znovu
hucet a zacal prvnf dennf 1tok
= tentokrat americkych leta-
del. Obrovske lodenice Blohm
Vossovy byly rozbity ma padrt
a totez postihlo ostatnf lod6ni-
&C.. Nedelnf poplach trval az
do 4 hodin odpoledne. PAX
jsme mohli videt co sc stale.
zadny telefon nepracoval -
vetsina mestskych 1rad1 Uni
cena a obrovska 1strednf ham,
burska policejnf stanice vyho-
Tela az do zaklad1.
V pondelf rano nasledoval
dalsi dennf nalet. Tentokrate
explodovaly mestske plynoje-
my. V 1tery rano nikdo ne
chtel jfti do postele protoze byl
strach z noveho 1toku. Raj
shodila letaky S vystrahou re
nedeln1 1tok Dude opakovan.
Vsechny pohyblive pfedmety
byly odneseny do sklepu a kaz-
dy byl hrGzou bez sebe z ma
stavajfciho dtoku.
V 1tery v p1l dvanacte v no.
CT zacly houkat sireny ktere je-
Ste zbyly a "a p1l hodiny brit
ske letouny Sc objevily mad me-
stem. Tentokrate jich bylo 200.
We vzduchu bylo slyset pflser-
ne a nepopsatelne hucenf a
skfeky. Sedeli jsme We sklepe
schouleni k sobe a ma kazdem
obliceji byla otazka: Vyvazne-
zivotem?
Ia pGl hodiny bylo pc dto-I
ku. Kan jsme vsak dohledli
more plamend. Cefe blo-
ky obytnych DON'T S 400 az 500l
byty byly v jednom plameni.
Pc vode k hasenf zapalnych
pun nebylo ami pamatky, a ha-
oddly byly bezmocne.
Stejne nebylo zde mic k zachra
ne. Hrozne vedro ma ulic1ch
znemoznilo jakekoliv haseni.
Dali jsme 81 mokre rucnfky
.>-LX--
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Ma sto tisfc zajatcH je jiz We
Spojenych Statech.

z departmental valky bylo
oznameno, re We Spojenych
Statech je drzeno jiz $3.50 "a
Jatych nepratelskych vojakI.
z tohoto poctu je 62,319 Mem
CD, 33,133 ItalG a 81 JaponcH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Americti letci zemreli DO
pristani v Turecku.

Ctyri z americkych letcn,
ktef1 byli nuceni pristati ma L.
zeml Turecka pri zpatecnim
letu S bombovani Ploesti v Ru-
zemreli ma sve rany.
jak bylo oznameno rozhlasem
z R1ma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20
Maly ~OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
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dun ma prodej, dynamite to do
redakce Telegraph, 843 N.
Washington st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20

Sc Svetnicovy Domek "
ceske ctvrti. Koupim Ia hotove.
Piste do Telegraph, Box IS,
S43 N. Washington ST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-08-20

PRODA Sc domek O 7 svet-
niclch, koupelne a garazf cfslo
2406 E.. Eager st. Domek jest
pronajaty. Informujte sc u:
Jerry Franc1k, 6304 Yorkshire
Drive. Telefon TU xedo 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

other who will not report. Nc
Hale will remain in University
of Detroit until called for mill
tary service. Johnny is a first
baseman.
Virgil Trucks is training in
Mobile, Ala, where he worked
in the shipyards during the sum-
mer. while Bill McLaren is at
Dallas. McLaren will be a
standin for York at the initial
corner.
Johnny Lipon, now stationed
at Great Lakes, is here visiting
his folks. He looks fine and
says he likes navy life-so far.
Lipon, a shortstop, was one of
the best prospects ever turned
out in Detroit. Still a boy, he
expects to pick up where he left
off after Uncle Sam gets the
job done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Bdumdn' S 1888
Leads Rainbow

Phil Bauman's 1888 today fea'
lures the sixteenth round OF the
annual Rainbow individual classic
Chef Bukowski was second or
1882 and Joe Norris third on ITO
Emil Dimitrie had fourth, Ills, anc
Edgar Briskie, fifth, 1107. Their
man Gibson's 1902 was his seventh
consecutive 100 series.
Bauman's games were 244-216-
192-279-257; Bukowski's, 222-265-
216-211 .26S, and Norris, 240-227-
220- 257-226. Norris leads the field
by 25 points, followed by Bukow-
ski, Bauman. Steve Cruchon and
Gibson in that order.
Harold Allen 1896, August Bam-
berg 1857, Clarence Krajenke 1919,
Sylvester Thiel 1857, Joe Green
1895 and Art Klein 1924 were
among those beating 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
rs Skaters
In Indoor Meet

Benjamin Dagway B a G da d e
president of the Southern Michi-
gan Skating Association. said to-
day that 125 speedsters will take
part in the Michigan indoor cham
pionShips at Windsor. Arena Sat-
urday night.
The meet, scheduled for 7 p. m,
is drawing entries from Saginaw
Flint, Wyandotte and Pontiac as
well as Detroit. Margaret Cook
will defend her senior women's
crown against the redoubtable
Wrona sisters. Florence and Helen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

now manager arrived in Evans
vile.
As old time fans viii remem-
her steve was one Of the great
est OF the great major league
receivers. lie comes 10 Detroit
from his home in Cleveland next
Monday and viii leave Tuesday
for the Indiana camp. With
O'Neill VIII be Wish Egan, Clair
Berry and newspaper scrlbes.
Jimmy Bloodworth is drilling
an ms Gulf home In Florida and
the last heard al Briggs Stad-
ium was that Pinky Higgins
planned 10 work out in Austin
al the University of Texas, his
old alma mater. Pink lives in
Dallas.
Dizzy Trout and Harold New
houSer were making ready 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
MeNutt Aide
Urges Baseball
Men Speak
By BOB CONSIDINE

WASHINGTON, March 4
(INS). - Baseball frankly is
afraid Of Paul McNutt's office.
1t regards the silver-thatched
glamour boy from Indiana and
his underlingS as-s fearful
menace against the continuation
of the sport.
Yet one of McNutt's men, G.
William Duncan. former Phila-
delphia newspaperman, has
written a tart note 10 his old
friend, Connie Mack, demanding
the big leagues get in there and
punch for their rights.
In the note, Duncan calls
Judge Lands, Will Harridge and
Ford Prick "the timid trio"
Duncan has also written to Har-
ridge. reminding him that Nc
Mutt would be glad TO receive
baseball leaders if they asked
for an appointment.
Harrldge replied IL is up 10
Lands to see McNutt.
Meanwhile the days pass, the
opening Of the season draws
nigh and nobody knows any
thing" Duncan wrote Mack.
what do the club owners think
of this situation? 1t simply
amazes me to think the leaders
of the game, I'm such n crisis,
assume the attitude, We'll, we
had better say nothing 10 the
President or Mr.. McNutt. They
might say no.
'1f the leaders of the game
don't take the trouble to talk to
the leaders of the government
and sell wartime baseball TO
them, you cannot expect the
leaders OF the government to
worry much about baseball"
And that, as we said, is from
McNutt's office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
By LEO MACDONELL

From an available reports,
Tigers arc adhcrne 70 the in
,trucuons Of Steve O'Neill 10 get
IN as much physical condition
ing as possible before they re-
mort 10 the new manager al
Evansville March ID.
From California comes word
that Joe Hoover. the new short
stop purchased from Hollywood,
and Don Ross are working out
az the Pacific Coast Leagues
Hollywood Park.
Hal Manders, first 10 arrive
in Evansville. Is conditioning
himself indoors at the YAICA.
and the park Manders wrote
Jack Zeiler asking for n catcher.
lie was told that O'Nelll would
take care of that when the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
NV Complete Collapse Can Cost Title Now, Says Adams
SPORT
SHORTS

Birdie Tebbetts. former Tiger,
and Johnny Beazley. hero of st.
Louis Cardinals World Series
victory, both received second
lieutenant commissions in the
army air force school at Miami
Beach, Fla, yesterday.
The price that Willie Joyce,
Gary. Ind, fighter, paid for his
10-round victory over Henry
Armstrong, former triple cham
pion, was disclosed today to be
a broken jaw and an enforced
layoff from ring activities OF
possibly nine weeks
Pvt. Johnny Greco of the
Canadian army and Cleo Shans,
rugged Los Angeles Negro light
weight, were signed today for a
return 10-round bout at Madison
Square Garden. March 26.
Bill (Fiddler) MCGEE, right
handed pitcher of the New York
Giants, was Harmed out" for the
duration today.
Secretary Eddie Brannick an
nounced that MCGEE had been
placed on the voluntarily retired
list because he plans TO remain
on his Hardin. H., farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Evansville, however. They are
old timers unaffected by the
draft. -
Dixie Parsons is getting his
whip in shape at Beaumont and
Joe Wood is working out at
Houston. Wood, a third base
man, is coming up from Beau
mont, where he starred last
year.
Gilbert Elliott, one Of the re-
cruit pitchers, has written in
that he does not plan TO report.
He is awaiting a call from
Uncle Sam. Though a good
prospect, Elliott probably wasn't
ready for big league mound
service.
Johnny McHale, who also ap-
pears on the list of players
called to the Tiger camp, is an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Service Calls Hit Wings Foes
Photo by Times stan Photographer

They're more likely to drop right
through the bottom of the league
Four of the Leafs remaining six
games will be played on the road,
where they have been ineffective
this year They face Montreal in
Toronto Saturday night, then play
road games with New York,
Boston and Detroit before their
last home game with the Wings a
week from Saturday. Then they
come right back to Detroit for the
windup.
The Bruins sole gain recently
was the return Of Manager Art
Ross to the bench after a long
absence due to ptomaine poisoning,
which cost him Is pounds. His
return has enabled Dit Clapper to
90 back on the defense, where he
lis a tremendous aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

This Is a different year In
hockey. With the Stanley Cup play
offs just ahead, II appears Chicago
and Boston, two Of the strongest
contenders. will be weakened in
stead of adding power for the
showdown. And all 20 the benefit
of the Detroit Red Wings.
Red Hamill. the hustling winger
who bsgged three goals in Chi
cagos first game with the Wings
this year, may be lost after the
first game or two 81 the playoffs.
He enlisted in the Royal Canadian
Air Force and is reported TO have
received his order 10 report March
p.
The playoffS probably will start
Sunday, March q, so Red may
face the Wings in the first game.
He gets three chances at Johnny
Mowers before that. however, here
Saturday night. in Chicago Sun
Gay and al Olympia again for the
final game Of the season, March Is.
BRUINS CRIPPLED
The Bruins lost defensemau
Johnny Shewchuk 10 the Cana
dian Army yesterday. They have
aggressive Murph Chamberlain on
clutches, supposedly for three
weeks. and Buzz Boil. their leading
goal scorer. out with a cracked
knee cap. Chamberlain and Boil
are expected back for the playoGs
but neither should he as effective.
The arrogance Toronto Maple
Leafs threw or me hockey waters
in the past is bringing back goals
TO the Toronto net these days
Every club IN Tho league IS gun
ming for the Leafs hoping 20 knock
them right out ~ The plsyoff
despite a possible loss in gate
receipts.
PLAYERS Of both The Rangers and
Bruins passed 'he word 20 the
Wings or this last road TIP that
the vendetta was m.
"Pour IL on Toronto" .g TIC
cry and the Rangers made cood
at The first crack with that 40
shutout, which tickled The Wings
pink.
Chicago. which Is tied with
Toronto for the third slot ~ rs
points, hasn't any picnic sheed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Toledo Cagers Down
Iona Island, 43-41

NEW YORK. March 4 (UP).-
Toledo University's court squad
had a record of 10 wins in II starts
today after knocking over Long
Island University, 43 TO al, in the
feature game of a Madison Square
Garden double header.
A crowd of $4,000 saw Bob Boil
yard show the way to victory last
night with II points. Elmore Col
Inns led the Blackbirds with II
DOints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Redeenef Five S
Stubborn Play
Gains Prep Final
BY TOM HARPER

Holy RedeemeT's refusal 10 wilt
under fire gave the Lions their
first chance since 1898 to play in
the first division finals of the
Catholic Prep Basketball League,
10 be held Sunday afternoon al
Olympia.
Holy Redeemer. west side cham
pion. won rs to "a thriller from
ST. Catherine at Catholic Central
gym last night 10 earn the right
10 meet ST. Ladislaus in the top
championship game.
ST. Frederick of Pontiac plays
ST. Stanislaus for the second di-
vision crown, while st. Josaphat
opposes Mt. Carmel for third di-
vision honors on Sundays pro-
gram. which begins al 2 p. m.
Last nights first quarter ended
with the Lions leading, 6 to 4.
Holy Redeemer had an 1912 edge
at the half and led. 26-21, at close
Of the third quarter.
Jim Cunningham and job n
Wilder rang up three points TO
bring the Warriors within two
points, but they were unable TO
connect with long shots. missing
10 in the final three minutes.
With two minutes left, Dan
Boisture, Lions forward. sank a
dog shot 10 clinch the decision.
Jack Murphy, a 6-foot Pinch
center. led the Lions in scoring
with nine points Milt Ferguson
was high for the losers with seven.
points.
Mt. Carmel defeated ST. Casmir
% TO 19; st. Hedwigs took AM
IS TO IL victory from Sweetest
Heart and ST. Agnes defeated st.
Thomas, 20 10 II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Leafs Sign Rookie
From Port CoIbOrne
Photo by international News Photo,

TORONTO. March q (UP).-The
Toronto Maple Leafs. staggering
under three National Hockey
League defeats in their last four
games, attempted 10 strengthen
their forward wall with the sign
ing of 17-year-old Tom Kennedy
of the Port Colborne Club.
The youngster finished second in
individual scoring this season IN
the Niagara League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Gee Walker Refuses
To Sign With Reds

ORLANDO, Fla, March 4
(INS).-The 1913 playing con-
tract of 35-year-old Gerald Gee
Walker was en- route back 10 the
front office of the Cincinnati Reds
today-unsigned.
The veteran outfielder revealed
he received the contract and had
returned 1t unsigned. He added
that the Reds would have TO make
him better offer If trey wanted
him 10 report for spring training
March Is at the University Of In
diana.
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Fleming, Trosky
Won t Join Tribe

CLEVELAND. March 4 (UP).-
The Cleveland Indians were left
without a prospective first base
man today after Les Fleming,
first sacker last year,
announced he was remaining on
the job at a Beaumont, Tex. ship
yard, and Hal Trosky said he was
not returning TO baseball because
his place is on the farm"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
DesauteIs in Crash

DUDLEY. Mass, March (UP),
Gene Desautels. Clevelands In
dams catcher, was recovering at
his home here today with an in
iured elbow and body bruises
sustained yesterday when his auto
mobile and another car were in
a collision in Webster during
Sno\Ucforn1
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Three M Swim Stars
Out Of Biz 10 Meet

ANN ARBOR. March Uni
verSity OF Michigan's swimming
team will be without the services
OF three certain point winners in
the Big Ten championships al
Evanston tomorrow and Saturday.
Dave Levy, breast stroker, and
Lot Xvi. Splinter. have received
their calls 10 the United States
navy air corps and Charley Fries,
al around performer, is out with
a cold.
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months, also is in Chicago visit
ING with his mother.
, Doc Craner and Rip Radcliff
are working for the government,
the former in charge of con-
struction jobs around the coun-
try and the Ripper located in
Oklahoma. Both will be at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

the team from Royal Oak High
is favored in the half-mile and a
threat in-the mile. Roxberough;
Junior from Cass. runs the half and
is a member OF the two-mile relay.
MODEST TO A FAULT
Doherty went on 10 say that the
meet would be close o.. Bob Ufer.
the Big Tens outstanding track
man. would likely win the 440
Wisconsin would be strong in the
field events and with Illinois and
Ohio, would he the teams 10 heat.
lie just wouldn't talk about
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90 10 Hot Springs TO get bowl
ing bumps out of their shout
ders Roy Tfenshaw, the little
Southpaw. who worked IN a war
plant here all winter, is AT his
home in Chicago. Dick Wake
field. who attended University
of Michigan during the winter