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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Golf Promoter
Hits j. :. 6. A.

CHICAGO Sept Is UP)
George s May amateur goll
promoter today announced for
nation Of the American Coli
Foundation and challenged the
L. s. Golf Association over its
conduct Of amateur tournaments.
MAY. who for the past two
years has staged the all-American
tournaments AZ his own Tam O.
Shanter Country Club, said the
foundation would he a manage
ment service 10 golf clubs.
He said there was no Connec-
ton between the foundation and
his challenge TO the USGA, which
he charged has mismanaged anna
teur competition by restricting
prizes to SIS.
He said he would suggest 20
the USGA that the prize ceiling
he raised 10 $500 as a means OF
promoting more amateur tourna-
mentS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

CHICAGO, Sept. Is Steve
O'Ncill'S Tigers today found them
selves just where they started i'm
their last ditch drive 10 grab of
second place swag Of the World
Series coin.
After splitting a double-hcadol
with the White SoX yesterday, The
Tigers must wind up the season S
meetings here tonight. The Bengal
skipper has nominated his Buffalo
younCster, Rufus Gentry. whose
only adventure was marked by a
10 defeat at the hands of the
Indians.
Gentry'S task does not appear
10 be tough. Before yesterday S
defeat of the Tigers in the opener
the SoX had dropped six straight
games, which included a double
header in Detroit last week
After tonightS finale the Tigers
move into Cleveland for another
noctdral clash on Friday. a single
game on Saturday and double
header on Sunday. before heading
east TO wind up the season
Bill Dietrich was a good pitcher
in yesterdays opener after Wob-
bling IN the FIRST four innings
During that time Roger Cramer's 5
first homer of the year gave Hal
White a lead. but in the sixth the
Detroit right handler blew up and
the Sox pushed over five runs be-
fore Johnny Corsica could relieve
and get the situation under con-
troll The score was I'll.
Virgil Trucks was in plenty Of
trouble in the nightcap. but al
ways managed 10 Squirm out Of
the elinehes- until the eighth when
Hal Newhouser had to rescue him
and Detroit won. rs. His mates
punched hits early on Johnny
Humphries and also took adj
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Sports
Most Jittery
Coaches Picked
By Gr'dde-s
BY LEO MACDONELL

Coach Gus DcraiS of Tho Lions
rc-irates Pete Cavtron nov
skipper OF the Brooklyn Dui-
ea-s-.aA- -lAa-L--A---2- z. .2,-
tHe most on the siie.0cS our
Ing p game.
"Pete's afraid 10 look when
the opposing team attempts
field goal" po~aIS explained.
He Just peekS. And when hi>
team tries for one. Pete gets
down on his knees and praNs
sam BuSICh who played his
e--4+tr,- r. -----'r' '-r't--
named Francis Schmidt aS The
most Ittcy BuSCh played
IN that Buckeye horror game
az 1875 whom Nofre Dame came
from behind to whip The Co.um-
bus eleven rs 90 l3 >cor-
inc tho deciding points with
less fhsn two minutes 10 co.
Alex Wo1cicchoWIcl reports
that Jim Crowley AZ f'ordhaW
Nod Mathews entered Babe
H0AIngSworth as his m oSt
nervous coach Bin Fisk
bieees, laugh in eolirgt football
was when the Tly7. trainers of
Southern California and ICLA
CC' into 3 fist fight
THAT may give Nou an idea
OF the riNalrN hetMccn those
Two schools, " explained Fisk
who used 10 star for fhc Tro-
rgUS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Switches Schools

Paul Mclaughlin speedy little
halthack who plavcd with Uni
versity Of Detroit. is now in
tho football squad AZ WiScon-
sin He was on the side
lines recently with leg injury
Frank Crumit. stage and
radio star who died recently.
wrote The Buckeye Battle
Cry Ohio State marching song
which ranks with Michi-
ean's "Victors." Notre Danes
Victory March" and "On Wis
consin - among college songs
Crumit was graduated from
Ohio University. not Ohio State
Elroy Hirsch. one Of Wiscon-
sins contributions 10 the cause
Of Michigan football made his
longest touchdown run Of 1912
against Great LakeS-63 wards
Bronko Nagursk was AL
America az Minnesota as tackle
one year and then. the next
season was All-America as full
back And three times he
was named All-Nstional League
fullback.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
All Sections of u. S. in SoftbaH Tourney
iMI;Wich Ia E'IMy Here Sunday
By LEO MNCDoNELL

FrauNc Sukwich. All-Amcrica
harkucId star from the JnlNer-
>.N of Georgia, rated the No l
college player Of 1912 today
iorn,d Ii uniform of the Lions
and i0Incd hiS new teammates in
practice ~ the training camp on
Crosse Tie.
he viii play with tho Lions
against the Chicago Cardinals m
The opening game of The National
-Ea4lha4I- I,p4s+le--eaAef4l ~ Briggs
Stadium next Sunday II Will be
his first appearance in the pro
ranks
Fred Mandel. owner of the
Lions. signed SInkWich 10 A one
-teaF- contract his Washington
boulevard offices late yesterday
after the player had flown to De-
troI from has home in YOungs-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Mistaken Identity

D0raiS recalls with a laugh
the only time he ever played IN
a pro game while attending
NorTe Dame II was at
hammond, Ind and hc PLAYED
against the home club
we beat EN- and after the
game an angry home town fan
charged me-" DoraiS laughs
"After berating me, he said he
knew who waS-I was Bill
Huehitt-and he tihe FAM was
going 10 turn me into Coach
Yoet."
Joe Bach Dorais' new assist
ant. who secuted tho Green
Bay-PittSburPh exhibition game
in Pittsburgh Saturday night.
reports that m Tony Canadeo
the Packers have in tho max
inE another Cecil TShcll
Canadeo. who halls from Con
7aea tSnokane) whore Dorais
once coached. noS throws the
passes -tr1-ftuu fIUtyOu-
Sonny IilcS who did good
work n Akron at tS5 pounds,
is The smallest guard ever 10
report 10 tho Lions He
came from Texas A & NJ
Joe Boland formerly assistant
70 Frank Leahy az Notrc Dame,
viii broadcast eight Big Ten
games for a Chicago station
Boland was left tackle on
The Irish team made famous
by the Four Horsemen.
No member If the 1912 Great
Lakes football team. the No !
service eleven Of last season.
is with the present lineup j.
1t Bill Hurley. student man
arer of Nichigan's 1911 foot
ball cam. is convalescinc in
the United States from wounds
received when nickod hv a Ger
man sinner in the Tunisian
campaign
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Spaniel Training
Set for Sundays
BY Don GILLIES

When you say come" to your
dog he should forget about every
thing else and obey
Many dogs do not understand
this simple command.
Out at the L. A. Young Gun
Club riding stables, on the Nine
Mile Road between Southfield
and Greenfield. where the English
Springer Spaniel Club of Michi-
gan gives It's first obedience train
ing 10 springer owners, this is
the first lesson taught.
In charge Of the training which
is 10 be held every Sunday
except during the hunting sea-
son. is Guy Durgan assisted
by Howard MeSnard, Fred Jack
son and Charlie Frank. all out
standing Springer trainers.
Here's what takes place and If
these Instructions are followed
YOU. too. can expect more enjoy
mcnt from your dog when the
pheasant hunting season opens
oct. Is
Attach good strong cord
about 30 feet long 10 your dog 8
collar. Command him TO come
being sure 10 use the word come"
every time If he fails 10 heed
your command pull him 10 you,
pet him and say good dog" Re-
peat this several times. Finally
you will have him coming at COM
mand
Durgan also includes the Hi
on" command This is done by
motioning the hand commanding
vo,Ir dog 10 range out and hunt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
M Backs Perfect
Earl Martineau Does His Part by Drilling Bockfied
We'll for Camp Grant Game
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Sept l5-If
practice will do ~. the Michigan
backs Will he .letter-pcrfect Sat
urday when they face Camp
Grant Al Rockford. Ill.
1t Will be the first game of the
season for Michigan and the sec
ond for the soldiers. who defeated
Illinois. % 10 o. last Saturday
They viii be making their first
appearance of the season under
their new coach. Charley Bach
man
The Michigan backs are drilled
by Earl Maruncau, one of the
finest IN MinneSota'S history
Marty sends his gaUoping backs
through every mancuvcr time
after time until II is correct in
the slightest detail
The fake must be perfect The
felnt must come al exactly the
proper second If a lifted eyebrow
will help decoy the opposition, IL
is drilled until II becomes almost
second nature 10 the halfbackS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Boston g. Brooklyn q
New York Philadelphia 4 Go inningB
Only games scheduled
TODAY'S GAMES
Brooklyn a. Boston
Nsw YORK a. Philadelphia morning
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Steve CruChon Wed,
Teammafe Reveals

An acquaintanceship that began
when they became mixed doubles
bowling partners two years ago
ended IN marriage for Steve
Cruchon. now in the army, and
Maxine Dcrficld in ST Louis last
saturday according 10 telegram
aceiNcd by Chct BukOWSkl of the
lR0ardt-BcCkcr team CTuchon' :
teamu1'c with Chene-Trombly
last season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
3 Teams Have
SOilbaIl Edge

TeamStcrS. Johnson and Hud-
son have AN edge in Mack Park
Softhall playofiS today. Those
three teams won opening games
last night.
Hudson edged out Local I0i
when Knocky klyda doubled in
the fourth and was sent home
on Erwin (HitIesS) Kings
single. Johnson trimmed Local
$50, 20. and TcamSterS eked
out 10 victory over Local
100. despite being held 10 hit
by Frank Gibbe, while Local 1870
got :.
Four games are carded at
Mack Park tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Auto Club
Stakes
It's All
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept IS
The Detroit Auto Clubs de-
Tending champions, Idle yesterday
because of a bye meet the classy
Cleveland co. Bartunek Cloth
ierS al g o'clock tonight in the
feature OF the thirtieth annual
National Amateur Baseball Fed
GRAFTON tournaments fifth day
program
The two outfits are the only
ones Still indicated in the sand
lot classic.
The Pontiac yellow Coaches
unblemished record went by the
boards last night as they bowed
to the Cleveland aggregation 9
to
Jack Talbot Pontiac mounds
man, and Paul O'Dea former
Springfield COD mid-Atlanttc
Lacquer and a Cleveland Indian
prospect until hi IN the eye by a
batted ball hooked up in what
appeared 10 be tight duel until
Cleveland broke loose with a rash
Of base hits.
Jim Crawford was credited
with a single IN the fifth when
his high fly was lost in cloud
Of ore dust from the steel mills
that suddenly enveioped- the fieid
and suspended play for a minute
or So
The other was a long smash by
Johnny Abel in the ninth that
went for a home nun. Pontiac
meets Waterbury, Conn, this
afternoon.
Pontiac OO0 00O OOi-i
Cleveland 400 002 16S-a ~ 4
Ta!h4t and Abe4- O n-a snd Tomm,r.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

season the new Detroit halfback
was voted the most valuable col
lcgc PLAYER in the land and
awarded the coveted Heisman
lr0pAN.
Because of physical disabilities,
SInkWlCh was given an honorable
discharge from marine officers
training school al Paris Island
Saturday, from where he jour-
-uCvCd 10 Athens, Ca, 10 confer
with iAft- iAft- draft TT board,
Since be reportedIN suffers from
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Catholic rs Open
Prep Grid Season

The Detroit prep football sea-
son opens Sunday with two games
scheduled
ST. LeoS and ST Cecilia tangle
at NcCahe Field in a Gotholic
HcaeHc first division contest.
Catholic Central opens against
Resurrection of Lansing at Key
worth Stadium The Shamrocks
won in Lansing last year, $50
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

Divide Twin Bill in Chicago; Play Seasons Finale
There, Tonight Gentry TO Hurl

vantage Of Lefty Jake Wade'S
perennial WildncSS.
In The ninth, NewhouSer slipped
and the SoX filled the bases with
one ouu In this clutch Paul
"D2ly Trout ended the rally by
striking ont Jimmy Webb and
Vince Ca>tInO
Trucks drew credit for his
fourteenth victory of The year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Norris Arm Bad
To Miss BOWIinQ
Until December
By HAROLD kAIIL

Joe Norris ~ Tho champion
S'rohs IS through bowling until
December II then
Norris win undergo an opera
lion on MS left arm Friday ~ S.
Nsrvs Hospital 10 remove bone
fragment now forming a wedge IN
The elbow and making the lof,
--ffaa- -t--f44FeFrPt+, -tt>rir~S--t'frc arm
was broken eight weeks ago at
Norris summer home on Stony
Lake.
q fcW days back he boWled two
. games az Palace. 2O0-240 his first
two of tho tall then complained
Of arm stiffness Acting on sur
Clcal advice following X-ray dis
closure of tho bone fragment
causing the trouble, Norris made
! arrangements for treatment
The new ailmont forms another
segment Of the ill fortune that
has logged Norris since Feb.
1Q422 when his appendix was re-
moved PhlcbitiS (vein SwcllinG)
developed from that operation
and an last season Norris was un-
der the handicap ora bad leg
l'nlcSS- -rccnXcrA- faster -Lhap
The attending surgeon expects,
Norris VIII not be with Stroh
when the national match game
champions d cfend d their title
against LincZ Recreatlnns- of
Cleveland IN late November
Meanwhile Howard Curtin re-
places Norris.
Detroit Times Classic League
opening al Palace Recreation last
night included tho sponsors
throwing the first ball for their
respective teams Mayor -jcffrtcS
landing his customary strike and
the presence of Elmer II Baum
garten, secretary OF the ABC q
Minus Norris. Stroh Shutout
Twentieth Century. 2S93 20 2729.
BIZ Kenet's 479 keeping down the
winners grist. Ekhardt- Becker,
whose 3194 last Friday is city top,
blanked J. f. Berger. 1858 TO
27l7.
Good and bad came Chene-
Trombly'S way. Chene had night
high in tumblinG PepSi-Cola 29SS
to 263l. Louis Sielaff leading the
individual parade on GIT after a
us start
The bad was the word that
Chet Slicey is due 10 leave for
army service. possibly Sept %.
Slicev had 606 and Tom Dorazio,
new 10 the team and the league,
hit 613.
Palm Beach, another new name,
but represented by old bowlers as
experience goes. took two from
/ Henry Ehrle's Coca-Colas, AL
though outrolled, 1856 10 2S43.
/ Sackman's. backed by $40 from
Stan Stanulis had three from
/ Deluxe-W. 1852 10 27l3.
Mineralites. with Harold Allen
hosting 648, had two from Muir
dock. Parisclean. with 2815, took
two from Fife, hitting 2S7l. Emil
/ Dimitrie scored GIG while Joe
Szuch. part-time member of Coca
Cola last season, had 54S Of the
/ Fife roll,
Henry Gavie carried BerGers on
622 John Crimmins Of PariSclcan
made 6l6. Roy Miller Of Mineral
ties threw 619 and Curtin 62l for
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
milwaukee,
Holds Lead
BY ultsd Pres.

Milwaukee maintained itS lead
Of three and one-half games IN
the American Association last
night by defeating the Mime
apoliS MillcrS. 7 10 3.
Meanwhile. second place In
dianapolis shut out Toledo, z 10 o
ST. Paul and Kansas City split
a doubleheader. the Blues taking
a | 10 O decision m the opener
and the Saints winning the night
cap. 5 10 /.
Columbus outhIt Louisville but
lost, , 10 /. Six hits 10 LousWllo,s
five
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

fiat feet, a heart murmur and has
high blood pressure. il is not be-
lieVed- likely his draft beard viii
claim him
frankie stands ; feet 10 inches
and weighs f96 pounds. lie
weighed 2l6 when he went into
the marines some months ago.
Sinkwich, p years old, was
married while in school al Athens
10 an Athens girl, who is now in
Youngstown, awaiting the arrival
Of a baby.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Honor Serviceman

Cpl James Dunn Of the army
air corps will throw the first ball
tomorrow morning when the
Graham-Paige l6-team bowling
league opens its schedule Al Crest
Lanes Cpl Dunn was IN the
league three seasons.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Teams Play 4 Hours
To a No-DeCision

PHILADELPHIA, Sept -
.IE~5 Twice interrupted hy
rams Ior 'Dt-i Of % minutes.
'-r p-HHe- sr1 $cv York Giant,
,4' r total Of four hour, and
81 wr4'r- 10 play l0-unnE
4fo4U Ue last night.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

rushing and 1892 yards passing.
grand net total of 2,lS7 Sink
wichS total beat the old record
OF 1929 held BY Bud SChwenk of
Washington University
A blonde Croatan-Amcrlcan.
SInkwich was Georgia'S star ln
the Orange and Rose bowl games
the past two years In l94l,
Frankie played with A broken jaw
-and mad TO be piaCed- OF d tIqUd
diet
After his brilliant play Of last
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Chicago Us. DETROIT II
New York s. Philadelphia S.
Washington Z, Boston
s. Louis 81. Cleveland 0-l.
TODAY'S GAMES
Detroit az Chicago. nlght
CleyslAnd ~ So Iouis
BostN a. Washington night
Philadelphia at New York
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
MOSTLY VETERANS

The backs Marty is drilling this
fall are mostly veterans. In his
first backfeld are two juniors
who hatted their hoHdS against
opposition lines last fall. one
seniorRgood enough 10 be- captain
Of Michigan and one who has
played three full years Of varsity
competition with Minnesota
Earl worked them for Is min
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
MEET 7TH TIME

The two schools meet for the
seventh time al Keyworth Sta
dunn Sunday oct 3 with Ham
tramck yet 20 beat IFS traditional
foe II VIII be -tife- Cosmos opcn-
ing game OF the 1913 season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
SMALL TURNOUT

The big turnoutS for football.
as result. have also been az
fected. SiXty-fVe candidates came
out for this seasons squad. That's
a good-sized turnout for the ma
jority Of schools. but considerably
smaller than the average AZ Ham
tramck. where 100 or more have
answered the first call in the past.
Stocum viii have only one
regular returning from last year 5
championship team, Ralph Kwap-
isZewski. an end About a dozen
Of the 1912 reserves also are
available
Between humihating defeats AZ
the hands Of Catholic Central.
HamtramCk last season was able
10 win the Metro title beating
Cooley the west side champion.
The Cosmos were druhhed by -
ShamrockS. 46-0 in the Seasol
opener and when they met the
Catholic champion again in the
annual charity game A. Briggs
Stadium AZ the end Of the season.
they were trounced by The same
score.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

BY JAKE BERSON

Hamtramck High, long known
for IT'S heavy football teams. will
come much smaller this season.
Coach Floyd Stocum says the
Cosmos. winner of the Metropolis
tan League championship in 1884,.
VIII average no more than 165
pounds which indeed is light for
Hamtramck eleven. Last year,
the Cosmos placed a first team
on the field averaging 1S5 pounds.
a big drop IN enrolment is
mainly responsible. Where Ham
tramck had an enrolment Of
100 boys a few years ago. TODAY
the male attendance in the high
school is only 500. Stocum said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

Detroits recrowned softhall
champions Briggs Bombers and
Local 50 BomberetteS- awaited
the arrival Of other contenders
who will compete against them
in the world championship games
which start in Y. of D Stadium
Friday night
Friday night the Bomberettes
will meet JaX Maids of New
Orleans, the-defending girls
champions, in the opening tourna-
ment game Immediately after the
Pageant OF American Youth while
the BombcrS are slated 70 face a
team 10 be drawn today
A total OF Is girls teams and
the same number OF mems squads
will bid for the world champion
ship Coca-Cola awards - team
trophies and individual awards.
FROM ALL OVER
First Of the visitors 10 arrive
were the American Yarns Of Mt,
Holly, ~. {. South Atlantic
Regional girls champion, and
Burtner FurnitureS of Green's
boro, n C., s Atlantic Regional
mems champions.
On the heels Of the North
Carolinas came Tacoma Team
sterS Of Tacoma. Wash. And,
still later came the Phoenix
Ramblers. 1910 girls world champs
who won the South Pacific
/ Regional championship this year.
Four service tea m S--three
! American and one Canadian are
on route Camp Wallace, Tex.
winner Of the Southwestern Re-
gional. Hammer Field Air Station
of Fresno, Cal. winner Of the
North Pacific Regional and Sth
! Naval District Neu- Orleans
winners Of the Southern Regional
are the, American squads bidding
for the title.
FIRST SERVICE TEAMS
Presence of these three marks
the first time in the history Of
the Amateur Softball Association
that American service teams have
competed in the event. The fourth
uniformed entry IS the Army
Dental Corps squad of Toronto
winner of the Ontario provincial
/ Championship
The world Championships
both divisions will bc conducted
on a two loss and out basis With
a break in the weather. champions
Will be crowned Monday night IN
l.. OF D. Stadium
Mems teams will be quartercC
in the Fort Shelby Hotel while
girls contenders Will be housed II
the Tuller.
Many of the outstanding per.
Sonalities in Softball viii take part
in the series. Among them arC
Nina Korgan, worlds greatest
woman hurler; Eddie Fgelski, vet
eran ace Of the BomberS; "Shifty'
Gears Of Kodak Park Lefty DeX-
ter of Midland. Mich Whitley
Doliac. sister of frankie DoljaC
Of Cleveland and Amelina Peralts
of the Ramblers
Reserved seats are on sale at
the headquarters In the lobby OF
the Fort Shelby Hotel. All eN-
change tickets must he turned
in there for reservations.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

uteS on one play yesterda -
an important play and e
used much during the 2
campaign When he fms a
boys raced through the n
the smoothnesS Of whIppo ..
Jack Wink viii be ahi.
service al quarterback du =.
urdayS game. but Bob w. I
falls fullhack. viii be call =
mails al the start Of the bali q.
according 10 Coach Cuslcr ne
other backs wlll be- Elroy il IN,
Paul White and BIZ DalcN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
SWELL PASSER
anaeI SAID

An outstanding paSScr Sink
Wich is expected 10 fill a great
need in Coach DoraiS' open game
With the Georgia Bulldogs last
fall. Sinkwich completed 81 passes
in l66 attempts for a total of
1892 yards gained. Only seven
of has passes -wefe-ii4tefeePteei---
over all he set a new record
fro yards gained with 795 yards
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
DALEY HURT AGAIN.

Daley is limpIng again. He IN
lured ms ankle Monday in kick
ing drill Trainer Roy Roberts Sad
he'd be ready In a day or two
Coach Charley Bachman OF the
soldiers may get surprise durinS
Saturdays game II Michigan 81
into a tight spot where an extN
long punt is needed Fenwick
Crane marine from Pleasant
Ridge will do the hootng He was
a candidate AZ Michigan State last
fall Another boy who boots them
hlgh and far is Rex We'll from
Tvn Falls. Ida, He is a marine.
There will he no more scrim-
IMAGES. but there viii be live tack
ling and blocking IN punfIng and
punt returns today
The team will leave Friday for
Rockford.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
HOPED TO BE PRO

~ am happy To he with the
Lions and will give the club my
best efforts" SinkwiCh declared.
"It had been my hope 10 play
pro football after left col
legc."
Naturally the Lions are
pleased over getting SinkwiCh,"
Napdel said.
Sinkwich was his first choice
IN the leagues annual draft
The signing concluded a lengthy
conference iH which the young
stars father, ICnatiuS Sinkwich, a
Youngstown tavern keeper, was
a party. SlnlWlch : salary as a
Lion was not made public, but II
* * understood TO be a substantial
amount
Whether or not it approaches
that Of Byron CWhizzer) White
is questionable White, who was
reported tt have -retertrt s 7ttftf1t
for one season. actually received
S1O,50O. no small amount IN itself
for a football pldNer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

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