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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
Spruce Beats
Eschenburg 81

ESehenburg Tires came closer
TO winning a ball game Friday
night than they have all season.
Their game with Spruce Inn
ended in favor Of the Inn Keep
ers, 81, but the Tiremen had a
10 lead al the end Of the sixth,
and Pitcher Young had only
three more men to retire i'm or
der TO achieve his first win. He
got into plenty Of trouble before
retiring those three batters. and
all five of the Spruce Inn count
erS came across.
RachoW started the fireworks
with single He went TO third
on A. Lehl's one-bagger. Wit
kowski hit TO Young and
Rachow was out at the plate.
Hockin drew a pass. filling the
bases, then Zorn laced out a
double bringing in Lehl and
Witkowski Wendt hit TO short
and Hockin beat the throw home
for the third run. Zorn and
Wendt then scored on an error
by the Eschenburg catcher.
Eschenburg's lone run was
scored in the fifth. Price laid
out a two Dagger and came home
as Hammond singled.
Zorn had half of the Spruce
Inn six hits TO his credit, having
a perfect evening at bat, three
for three The five safeties Esch-
collected were scatter
ed among as many players.
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Miller HurIer
Repeats
Previous Feat
Pitcher Allows
Three Walks
in so Victory

SO far this season. Miller Bros
Creamery has played the Opt
mist Club twice in Junior
League competition, and twice
they hove ended up with no runs
and no hits
The honor of hurting both of
these no-hitters goes TO Ed Shell
don, who did all right for him
self last week. Wednesday night
he pitched three-hit ball against
BoWl-O-Drome, and hand G d
them their first defeat Of the
season, and Friday he turned in
his masterpiece against Miller
Bros The score Of Friday S game
was 60.
After two scoreleSs innings,
the optimists put together two
walks, two singles and double,
the latter by VanDeCar, TO score
four runs. They added another
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

Mays won II and lost only 2
for the Yankees while toiling
under the rights of the restrain
ing order, and the two he drop
ped we're no-hit, no-run games
by Eddie Plank, then of the
Browns. and Slim Caldwell of
the Indians.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
JUNIOR LEAGUE
TUMBLE LEAGUE
FRIDAYS RESULTS

Spruce Inn 5, Eschenburg
Tires /.
Optimist Club 6, Miller Bros.
0.
Super Cleaners 5, Porath Con-
struction 4.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
TONIGHT'S GAMES

Hubarth and Sehott vs.. st.
Clair Shores al Covered Wagon
diamond.
Spruce Inn VS.. ESchmburg
Tires al ST Mary's stadium.
d n Cooley VS.. Optimist Club
al Griffith Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
VERSATILE.
GOOD HITTER

Mays was a Swapping fellow
Sill, 1875 pounds. He had full
oval face, rather prominent
nose, light-brown hair and blue
eyes
Highly versatile and a cork
ing hitter, Mays played the in
field and outfield as we'll as
taking his regular turn in the
box for the Portland club Of the
Northwest League in 10. He led
the circuit in batting with 1865.
With Harry Heilmann of the
same club, he was recommended
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS

Super Cleaners IA, Bits Bar
-.
BoWl-O- Drome g. St. Louis 4.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

Last nights Major League
game between Nesbitt's Orange
and Eagles, scheduled for st.
Mary's Stadium. was postponed
because of wet grounds. The
game will be made up later in
the season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

Water, cooled from 39.5 10 80
degrees Fahrenheit, ex pands
eleventh of It's volume.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

Bauxite ore was discovered
near Rome. Ga, in 1887.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

You may be eligible for
these pre-wsr quality, famous
make tires. II 50. you're lucky
because many OF them have
thousands OF safe miles and
road huggIng treads. so why
not come m today
and find out il you are eligible
TO select from our range OF
sizesl
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-13

California has 100,819 miles of
in the state.
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MAYS DIDN'T WANT
FRIENDS

Despite his remarkable ability,
Miller Higgins used Mays spar
ingly toward the close of his pc
Rod of service with the Yankees,
and he was waived OUT of the
circuit following the season of
1924 finished up with the Reds
and Giants.
Speaking of pitcher he adj
mired, Mays once said: That fell
low has no friends and doesn
want any That's why he's a
great pitcher"
Mays might we'll have been
speaking of himself.
It was the irony of fate that
the only fatal accident in big
league ball was the result of
high, fast ball thrown by Mays
crushing the skull of Ray Chap
man, brilliant Cleveland short
stop.
Whatever criticism you may
make about Mays Shortstop
verett Scott, his roommate in
Boston and New York once re.
marked, he has more CUTS than
any other pitcher / ever saw"
Mays was the son Of a poor
Methodist preacher in the Mis-
souri, Ozarks he loved. AS a boy
he did a mans work on farms to
provide for his mother and three
sisters. His early education neg
lected, he studied for many win
tiers under a private tutor. He
was far above the average in in
telligence. but utterly devoid of
tact. He said exactly what he
thought. There were no secrets.
He had no bad habits.
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Kangaroo rats are able to live
for months without water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Bruins Also Gain
Finals on Sub S
.0vertimeGodI

A pair Of A american League
Rockies today had CIinched final
lherths for the Boston Bruins and
Detroit Red Wings in the Stanley
Cup Championship Series starting
lin Detroit Thursday night.
Alb DeMarCO. up from ProVi-
'dcncc. tailed the winning goal as
the Bruins shaded the Montreal
lCanadiens. 5-4. i'm an overtime
4StruCie before 1884 fans at BoS-
ton last night as Adam Brown,
Iup from Indianapolis, scored the
deciding goal for Detroit.
DcmarcoS snap shot came after
1871 of the overtime. Dit Clapper
started the play and passed 10
lBcp GuidolIn who conferred it 10
iDemarco.
Montreal led most OF the way
Elmer Lach and Buddy O'Connor
scored for the CanadienS in the
Opening period as BoSton's lone
goal was Melted at 1920 by
.Clappcr.
O'Connor tallie d again with
Gordon Drillon in the second
period while Murphy Chamberlain
and Herbie Cam scored for Boston
Cain tied the score with his second
goal al 949 of the third on a pass.
from Bill CoWlcy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
A Dandy Fieldhouse

The ma ior was happy 10 show
US the camp, dandy fCldhou>c,
100 by $50 feet. without post,
This is the fieldhouSe which the
major offered for the use ri tho
Tigers for indoor training on
lrclement DAYS. ONeill Was
forced 10 decline the invitation
because of The lack 81 proper
transportation facilities. As 4
matter Of fact. the Tigers, 20
date, had lost onS TWO dRNS Of
outdoor training TINS Spr.ng
The ma Ior reported there had
been much baseball played a.
the NfeldhouSe. Not only did the
370th Infantry McdicoS WIN local
camp honors. but IN tourna-
nent az Camp AtteFburY.- Ind.
recently. they defeated Camp
Robinson. Ark, and Camp At
terbUry for the championship
Of the entire 92nd Division
The feidhouSe here seats over
1000.
baseball diamonds tennis
courts ard other fields for sports
arc beng laid out The camp
plans 10 enter fWo baseball
teams In an Industrial league N
Evansville,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Don Crosse came UP with one 81
the ~fUa1gn~i plays ever seen al
the Garden, while Wings were
leading 81. ln The third period
He found himself IN front Of
the Toronto nets. only Broda 10
beat. Crosse stood motionlcSS
with the puck. expecting Broda TO
make the FIRST move. bar Broda
didn flicker a chm whISker.
The waiting out scene ended
when Billy Taylor daricd IN To
crowd the C0uu off tho puck
v5S Il observation-disclosures ser
rle> = credit To tho coaches of
both ttaru- and the players them
solves Only farcup was Jack
stewards ult with Reg Hamilton
early 10 tho series and 10 WASH I
an Incident that stirred up any
Continued feud,ng or vciouSnoSs
az any stage.
To tho credit Of Inc Toronto
customers. there was no wholesale
criticism Of the unfortunate eltus.
ton info.NuE Jimmy Orlando
Fans devoted 'hrrr twc 20 enjoy
mor' ~ struggle between two
h5rd-Ska'ng Vrll-matchcd hockey
fo7w- and went home satisfied The
better team had advanced 10 the
STANLEY Cup finals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
WHAT Id Takes
RN VEN nE GEER
,>rort, tdi,or, Toronto clobs and MAIN

TORONTO. March 81 PrO'CS-
sIonal hockeys poSt-mortem eN-
pert, in solemn conclave here late
last night. were frank 90 admit
that Detroit Red Wings had what
jt takes 90 go into The Stanley Cur
finals against Boston Bruins.
General opinion was that To-
ron'o Leafs had amazed over
themselves by extending tho high.
ly rated Detroit team 70 siN
games
They pout,d out that tho Leaf,
-Af-.-4--e7---- -r1--'7r tr7ve C5HJ
INTO the series packing a fan
CHARGE Of knocking OF the Wing,
IL SNi App, had nccn IN acuon
With Apps around" coach
Hap Day whispered before the
game. II wouldn't hesitate 20
say We would win this series,
without him It's toss-up.
Put don't mention the Apps
angle ont loud. The Wings will
be tough enough without goad-
Ing them ON with any references
10 my ideas
Rod Wing deserved 'o i4.t 'rf
sixth game FUsE without mo
overtime Sfrefch ~ rerve-Shaf'or.
ing goalrrouth plays az both ends
Of the rnk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Camp Breckenridge Is a new
camp and We haven't got every
thing set yet" Mai West eX-
planned at Is quite n place
thought, when YOU consider il
was nothing but cornfields n
year ago"
The ma ior was right. II IS
quite a place" all right. Build
ingS stretch as far as the eye
can sec. buildings that house a
reported 5000 men, total
that VIII be increased to al
most 10000.
The major also was proud Of
his service clubs for the nom
commissioned men, the guest
houses, theaterS and churches,
all Of which come under his
jurisdiction. There is a fine IL
brary in one Of the service club
buildings and a fine floor where
dances and other parties are
held The Evansville USO fur
niSheS the girls for partners
100 for 300 soldierS-So the girls
Get plenty of dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

TORONTO, March 81 - One
push of the puck may have saved
Don Crosse. the thin man from
The 500. from being the goat OF
the Stanley Cup playofis.
The push was the one which
sent the puck 10 Adam Brown and
SCI up DctroitS winning goal in
overtime against the Toronto
Maple Leafs last night
just TOW minutes earlier,
Crosse was one al the central fig
tires m ono Vt The weirdcSt plays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Soldiers Want II

"If YOU took poll here at
camp, I'll bet IL would favor the
continuance Of big league base
ball nearly 100 per cent. As
long a. big league ball doesn't
hinder the war effort II should
he continued. And 30 far, l do
not see where il binders the
war effort.
Baseball hasn't asked or
doesn't get deferment for play
ers and IL should he given the
same consideration a. other
fields"
Rev. Roy X. AkerS, prominent
Evansville clergyman, who drove
Us 10 Camp Breckenridge, was
IAN interested listener.
THE soldiers boys sure were
busting to get those autographs
of the Tigers at Evansville, ="
the Rev. AkerS chimed IN.
The Reverend. formerly Of
Lincoln Park, Mich, is a great
Tiger tan.
An appetizing dinner. which
included the. tcndereSt piece Of
roast beef we have encountered
down this way tins spring, not
10 mention delicious corn bread
and the biggest cup Of coffee IN
the United Nations. was only
one ~ the treats Of delight
ful visit through The camp, per
Sonslly conducted by our gcnia'
host. MAJ. West. The major, bS
the way. who is from PennSyl.
Nania. was lieutenant IN the
first world war and has been II
service ever since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
SPORT s
BY LEO MACDONELL
GiUe Baseball Consideration Other
Fields Get, Says Major

EVANSVILLE. March 81
Baseball came up during dinner
in the officers mess al Camp
Breckenridge.
DO YOU think big league base
ball should continue dIKtng the
war" We put the question
hitntiy to our host, Major John
P. West, chief OF the special
service branch. under which
camp athletics are operated
II certainly do replied Maj.
West emphatiCally.
And 80 do L." echoed Mai.
Id. Rattray. who is directly IN
charge OF athletics AZ the big
kentucky camp.
II think baseball Is fine
thing for the morale AT home
and morale for the boys in serN-
ice" Mai West added And the
boys in the camps want IL 10
continue. They are eager for
news OF all sports, especially
ha Seball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
'StrdngIer' Here for
Sd Bout; Meets TdIun

Ed (Strangler) Lewis. probably
the only pro wrestler today who is
over 50. Will engage in his third
match Of the year here when he
meets WladySlaw Talun, the Po-
liSh mat giant, at Arena Gardens
Monday.
Tamr who Is feet \ inches tall
may be wrestling his last bout be-
fore entering The army. He has
/ been called for his physical by
his Buffalo draft board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
LaMottd Decisions
Harris in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. March 81 INS)
Jake LaMotta Of New York won
a 10-round decision over OsSle
Harris of Pittsburgh last night.
Harris was downed for the count
of three in the tenth. Lee q. Muir
ray. New York. outpointed Buddy
Walker, Columbus, in an eight
round Spmifinal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Continued on Page 27)
RdCkhdnn Golfers
Can Ride Train

There'll be no restrictions on
tram travel for golfers going 20
Rackham municipal course thus
Summer-they can ride right 20
the clubhouse every day--from
Woodward avenue.
The recreation department has
approved a plan 10 enable golfers
10 ride the narrow gauge railroad
IN the Detroit ZOO. The usual fee
VIII be charged for the mile trip.
Increase of green's fees from 30
10 - cents Al Palmer Park,
Chandler and Belle Isle courses
also were announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Theaters and Churches

There arc 10 churches, each
Of which at different hours
serves as meeting places for
Protestant Catholic and Jew.
Five theaterS. each seating 1000.
four for white soldiers and one
for colored. feature stage plays
as well as the latest movies.
The soldiers are charged Is
cents for the movies. The the
alters make A nice profit and the
money is turned back into the
fund for sports and entertain
mcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

TORONTO, March 81 - Adam
Brown. % year old emergency
man from the indianapolis CaPi-
tolls. has handed the Detroit Red
Wings their admission ticket into
the Stanley Cup finals with the
Boston Bruins.
The substitute FOR tho crippled
sgd Howe grabbed the big ticket
for his teammates last night when
he picked up Don Crosse pass
near the Toronto net, Skated IN on
Turk Broda and tipped a l0-fooi
back hand shot from a difficult
angle as he Skidded by the net
The puck caught just inside tho
far post as Broda danced ncr-
vouSly in the goal mouth then
turned TO see the puck IN the net.
The red flush that spread over
Broda's face was matched by the
light behind the net, signalling
that the hurry call kid from
Hamilton had won the deciding
game for Detroit. 3-2. after nine
minutes and Il seconds Of sudden
death overtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Giants Grow Strong
In Hurting Talent

LAKEWOOD. n. J.. March 81
lUPD-Recovery of Rookie Johnny
.Wittig from an elbow operation
and the signing of freshman Hugh
East today gave the New York
Giants all the "FiXinS' for q wide
open battle among the pitchers
for regular berths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Rumor Keller Gets
$4,000 Contract

ASBCRY PARK. y. J. March
81 GNSJ-F'rank CroSetti today
was the only Yankee veteran in
fielder as yet unsigned following
capitulation OF Charley Keller.
Although there was no official an
nouncement. underCover reports
put Keller'S salary at $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
PERSONAL VICTORY

II was r great personal triumph
for Brown. who started the play
offs against Toronto for Detroit
last season. but was bcnched be.
cause he couldn I stand up under
the heavy checking
His father Andrew " Brown oi
Hamilton. and his lS-year-olc
brother. Andrew II Brown, left
wing for the Providence Reds
were there 10 eXult with him.
But il was a greater triumph
for the Wings and their manager
Jack Adams. this elimination oi
the team that beat them for the
Stanley Cup last year,
II took six games 10 do II hu'
the Red Wings are IN tho STANLEY
Cup finals for the sixth time u
II years.
Detroit viii start The hcst-of
seven Cup round with the Bruins
tomorrow night AT Olympia anc
play the second game al the same
stadium Sunday.
Then they 90 to Boston for two
games. the dates for which are tC
be set by Boston. II Is presumed
they Will be next week, Tuesday
and Thursday, with the fifth game
il necessary, at Olympia Sunday
April 10
The sixth game would be a
Boston and a seventh possibly Al
Chicago in order 10 get neutra
zee The Wings are entitled 10 Tho
odd home game. bat the Sports
mans Show at Olympia woulc
prevent play in Detroit after
April II.
Hurry Call" Brown and Other
Wings arc back m Detroit today
glad 10 face Boston after Sl>
wearing. tearing contests with the
Leafs. Some Of them still have
their fingers crossed. can't quite
believe they're past tho Leafs yet
This driving Toronto team made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Bunny Austin Called

LOS ANGELES. March 81 up
Henry w. Bunny Austin, Eng
liSh Davis Cup tennis star and
Oxford group member, will enter
the army April S. selectlve service
officials said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

hockey has ever seen. With De-
trolt leading. 81, and only three
minutes left in regulation time,
ne was standing near the Leaf net
when a Red Wing checked the out
bound Leaf puck carrier off the
DuCk-Shot il in 10 Crosse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Skating Club Meets

Victory Skating Club Of Detroit
composed Of skaters from Windsor
and Detroit Will hold final Sos.
sion ri tho season Sunday az Wind
sor Arena from > until 6 p, N,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
FACE-TO-FACE

Don whirled and faced goalie
Turk Broda. He moved in eau
tiouSlv and Broda moved out
cautiously 10 meet HIM. When
only 10 feet separated them they
stood face 10 iaCc-waitinC.
For fully five seconds, while the
Toronto crowd Shriekerd In
anguish and surprise, the two play
erS looked into each others eyes
Buck Jones Toronto defense
man. lcapCd behind Rroda into the
cage. but Crosse still stood riyltcd
Then lust As hc started 10 draw
back his stick. Billy Taylor Of tho
Leafs raced in from the left and
dlved at GrCSSo-knocking hiT
down.
one Of the hest scoring chances
In Detroit hockey history tho
playoff clnchcr-was gone. In 2
couple Of rushoS Toronto tied Tho
score with only Il seconds left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Crosse just Missed Being Goat
Broda, Hill
Photo by Times star Photograph

difficulty didn't have any effect on
the fans. There were even a few
handclaSpS when he came on the
ice. And the crowd even gave
him a cheer when ne made a
brilliant diving save on one OF
Sweeney SchrinerS shots IN the
first period.
Acting President Morvyn Dui-
ton Of the National Hockey
League settled the question Of
whether jimmy was to play IN
the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
DAY COMPLEMENTED

81 wish You all the luck and
7 hope YOU take the Cup" SAID
the Toronto coach.
Day said Detroit deserved T.
win. was complimented himself on
the Leafs crpal-tpEv- especially itf>
success IN pulling goalic Broda out
in tho closing seconds and tytne
The score.
Yes, it's something 10 pull
goalie ont like we did in Detroit
and here tonight without most
Of the crow DOR the players
either--knowing It."
The Leafs WSt pick their spot
and have Brod1 race for the boards
when there IS not action Al the
other end. Then send on the sixth
forward
You cant lose ny trying it
said Day And II won once for
me against Chicago"
DpV aN-nn TuE EREn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Subs Late Goal
Puts Wings Inn
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

them earn that final game the
hard way by tying the game With
l. seconds 70 20 on shot by
Sweeney SChriner.
Schrner earned that goal.
Johnny Mowers. having one Of his
sensational nights In the Red Wing
net. had robbed tho veteran left
Winger FIVE times on what APP
peared 10 he certain goals. Three
1T them were in the FIRST period
when Mowers alone held the slow
starting Dctrn-t team from defeat.
Movers hrok' their hearts in that
first period when the Leafs could
have taken A so lead
HELD AT BAY
Johnny held Sweeney. Billy
TAYLOR and Lorne Carr AT hay for
most Of three periods. lie had
them stopped IN the second when
the Wings finally took the lead on
goal by Mud Brunetcau.
Carl LiSConhe started that BUSH
ness by checking SChrlner off the
puck IN TORONTO ice AS tho Leaf
player tired 10 check hum ar the
boards. LiScombe fed the pass out
10 Brunetcau and Mud fired -
feet from right wing through The
Toronto goalle pads.
That looked like the bic goa in
this game in which the Wings
seemed 10 gam power as play pro-
crossed and when Joe CarNeth
stole the puck from Bucko Nc
Donald near tho Leaf cage 70 pitch
the Wings 20 a 20 lead after
seven minutes of play in tho third
period. victory seemed assured
There didn appear 10 hc 100
much fight left IN the Leafs. but
little Jackie Mclean finally put
them back IN the fight when he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
BUTTON OKAYS 1T

"My first impression was that
he should he suspended" Dution
sand before the game But after
talking with the hoy, l decided
he did not purpoSely make this
mistake and I believe he il en-
titled to every consideration
until proven guilty Of the Of
, lenses with which he j.
charged.
III thought hockey player
was trying 90 beat the rap
with two of my sons missing
oVerseas-do you think l would
stick up for him?" asked the
red haired Dutton.
Joe and Alex Duttnn arc the
sons The National League presI.
dent has lost with the Royal Can.
adam Air Force over France. Joe
who played IN Detroit A season
with the Pontiac Chiefs OF tho
MO League, was declared miss
ing in operations last fall. Alo>
a red haired sergeant gunner who
stopped of on his way 10 HaliiaH
TO visit his dad az a hockey game
AZ Olympia last spring. was de-
clarcd missing a month ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Toronto o-7-9-5-30.
Detroit scored 20 goals to il
for Toronto in the series.
Bucko Mcdonald finally wound
up behind the eight ball after all.
The huge former Red Wing who
challenged the Wings 10 come "a
him. rackcd up many a Detroit
PLAYER during the series and was
made very happy when he scored
A goal IN Toronto'S 6-3 victory
Saturday night.
But IL was Bucko who was flat
last night after Joe CarVcth stole
the puck from him and pIaStered
IT past Broda 10 give Detroit its
20 lead m the last period.
Syl Apps tho great Leaf center
who suffered broken leg in mid
season. came into the Detroit
dressing room after the game n
congratulate the Wing, So did
coach Hap Day and Frank Sclke
manager of Maple Leaf Gardens