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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29


horses in addition 10 handling
the ring affairs OF Angott.
BEST proof there was nothing
Ca the yarn il that AngOtt II In
the ring again." Jones added.
1T didn't come out until after
Sammy had retired last NOvem-
Der.
cit was wierd, movie plot
hit of fiction-all about how
sammy was TO take "A dive for
Tippy Larkin. Why, Sammy was
never matched with Larkin.
And il he was, why would he he
taking dive: The old story
just didn't add up.
"In the first place, Sammy
never fought a dishonest fight
in his whole life. Why would
he? He has been a great fighter
and has made plenty of money
In the ring"
Jones also revealed the Cali
fornIa boxing commission IS seek
ing the MIA sanction 10 make a
fight between AngOtt and Slugger
White a worlds lightweight cham
pionShip affair. The two will box
in Los Angeles Oct. is and Sammy
is getting a $4,000 guarantee
with a privilege for his end.
Joe Peralta and Angott will
polish off today AT the Motor City
gym for their bout al Olympia
FRIDAY night They Will not work
Thursday, the day before the
fight
Both boys arc reported in tip
top shape While 1877 pounds is
named in the contracts. Peralta
may come in under 135. the rcgu-
lar lightweight limit. But since
Anoott viii be over that figure,
the match Will not be a champion
ship affair.
Nevertheless. the bout will
mean much 10 both boys, neither
OF whom has appeared in local
ring before.
Over in Paradise Valley much
interest has been stirred up IN
the lo-round semi-windup between
Alfred tBig Boy Brown and
Larry Lane. They are heavy
weights, Brown a cousin Of Joe
Louis.
bout GA the card that
has local fans more than ordinar-
lily interested is one between
FItzic Fitzpatrick of Cleveland
and Jimmy Mandell of Buffalo,
middleWeights. Fitzpatrick, A sen
Sation around his home town IS
seeking his twelfth straight VIC
tory. His cOnqucstS included a
knockout victory over Jimmy
Reeves,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Tickets, Tickets

~ his own request We hid
Natthaci. tho LinSdalc prcsi-
dent. for a few minutes.
lie looked around. wiped or
= beaded Cor vas it bearded
face and said.
Those NOtre Dame guys are
after my scalp. They hear I
have eight tickets for that game
ut Ann Arbor n week from this
saturday. Keep me out Of sight
for another hour and Pll give
YOU Linsdale Jenny, the prize
sheep on our farm"
II was all too much for me. 7
went out TO the ball park to
talk over tho World Series with
y Wish Egan and Jack Zcller.
~ And what do. YOU think the
opening crack was from both
men.
Go away, Murphy. we have
no World Series tickets for the
YankS and Cardinals"
This is getting 10 be the
crazieSt world. Boy bring my
straight jacket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Bob Tales
Ticket Demands
Have Everybody
an u proar
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Say wait a minute. This town
has gone a little daffy in a
sports way.
We saw Nick Londcs, the fight
promoter, running down Wash
ington Boulevard with the speed
of a father going for the doctor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Operation on Lee S
Arm Is Success

CHICAGO Sept. % rUPl-The
Chicago White S0N announced to-
day that an operation on Thorn
ton Lees pitching arm was
wholly successful
Several bone chips were re-
moved from bis left elbow and a
shoulder growth was treated by
Or. Daniel LeVcnthal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

were OF HIS tat
1t wasn't too long after this
that Frederick Matthael, coach
of LnSdale L.. came up at
brcakueck speed. terked on the
brakes on his car and pantlngiy
said:
Hide me for few minutes.
I'll tell YOU more later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Former GopherS
Now NJ Threats
As Wildcat Aces

EVANSTON. Sept 29-If force
of habit means anything, don't be
in too much OF a hurry 10 make
Michigan a favorite over North
western in their all-important
clash AZ Dyche Stadium Saturday.
There Will be several young men
in the Wildcat lineup who don't
kno, what il means 10 lose 10 a
Michigan eleven.
Dle Wolverines may have their
aces from the navy and marine
training ranks, but so do the
W.lr ats, And one Of the items
which is causing coach CriSler no
end Of worry is that several are
former Minnesota ftiavtrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

Jus before
the Stork ar
rived.
A minute
later We saw
Fred Mandel
OF the Lions
duck in a
building and
race up the
st a IRIS a )
thong h a
6 + o u p o I
killer bandits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

] A b or qu"S-
tionS AT the
Ford Motor
Co. Shcrf has
told Manager
J a c X Adams
ne would con-
slider trNIn &
out with the
Win Is his
fall and help
ing the club IN
home games.
Short fuyppd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
BELMONT PARK
or Home Run Kinq

Mel OFT is one Of the National
Leagues leading home run hitterS
but his batting average is well
under the $50 mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
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bets OF the day
The key appears night Eight
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The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Ans0tl'S Pilot ScOffS
NJ 'GTaElsSier' Story
By LEO MACDoNELL

Manager Charley Jones today branded Ridiculous the arn
had OF boxing
That story exclaimed Jones, Louis
le a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
earle DANGEROUS

Herb Helm. who was a regular
at Minnesota last year. is another
starter who'll be sadly familiar 10
the Wolverines. In the Indiana
contest II was Helm who blocked
a punt that led 10 the initial Wild
cat score.
Then there is Jerry earle. re-
serve quarterback at Minnesota
for three seasons. who caught a
pass from Otto Graham for the
second Northwestern touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
FRICKEY FEARED

One Of the most potent eX-
Gopher threats Saturday Will be
Herman Frickey, who had much
10 do with that 1914 triumph
scored by Minnesota last year.
Herman pairs AT halfbaCk with
all-Star Otto Graham and last
week against Indiana he showed
the strain of studying FOR A naval
commission hadn't intcrfered with
his football efficiency.
lie averaged better than 50
yards on his puntS and made sew
eral sparkling kick returns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Kiwanis Fight Card

Ecorsp KiwaniS Club tonight
viii hold eight amateur boxing
bouts at tho EcorSe High School
Stadium. Proceeds will 20 10 The
crippled and under privileged
childrens fund Of the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Sherf May Play Home
Games for Red Wings
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Johnny She or AmcUcan-born players have
seen the National Hockey League end
retirement back and help the world champion Detroit Red
Wings this season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Scratches
~ United Pres.

~ United Pre-.
ROCKINGHAM PARK
ITarr fast
First Race Parfal' Amour Coos
ODDS Borihef, TJrone. Last FrcriIer.
Beau ErHnn0r
second Race CastleriogF A.styrc-
ldle FaDcss Rough Command
Ffh Race Persistent
seventh Ksce-AA jnretfs
HAWTHORNE
Tract. fast.
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tll--G-- Al.Aft- tIttpf+, AeH-irtA-e AFf}
va,
Second Race Tef q g. rref IT,
EpsWst CLOUDY Weather. Count Ira
mer NsI1ins Isrhsf
fiEnfh Race Tette OTIS create
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Hour Prince omar, Poet Laureate.
AA4Aesneert.
BELMONT PARK
Ilnfk fHsf
Firs' Pacc--Isba g. Sal on PA ~
"A Fsu. DoE SHOW. Residue Ask Ne
second Race The psmsr1er Resaie.
Canoe. FyEone
Fourth Race Feather Bon, Apple
kn0ckTr, Declared
F1rh Race Bright Queen
SiHth Race Arfi FIEN'
Seventh Race -Tsrse Ffee Ar
Eighth Rae. Direction NladvRIe
Queen. Wa Nsster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Tiger Pitching Records

'To'sls I4s "a - 1870 s54 $40 500
'!uru1es ue game played with Boston
'4ae so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
BOmbers Blast
Invasion Path
Registered U. s. Patent once

CAIRO. July 70 GNS)-Amer-
lcan LIberator bombers from the
Middle East. effectively support
ynC invasion operations on Sicily.
were revealed today 10 have
blasted two airdromes on the
nearby Italian mainland.
Roaring over the Mediterranean
in daylight yesterday. the four
engIncd planes rained tons of eX-
plosives on the important Reggie
di Calabria airfeld, Just across
The 2-mlle-WIde strait of Messina
from Sicily.
Wen-aimed bursts peppered the
alrdrome's surface and ignlted
three large fires. a 9th u s. Army
air force Communique said
At the NlbrO Nalentia alrdrome.
in southern Italy heavy damage
was inflicted on runways and
buildings
A large number Of grounded
AXIS planes were smashed during
the twin assaults.
Two Axis planes were shot
down and all the huge raiders
returned safely 10 base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Driver Saves Lives
OF ii ON Burning BUS

KALAMAZO July y up
The presence Of mind of James
A. Rich, %. was credited today
with saving his Ia Greyhound bus
passengers from possible injury
and preventing destruction Of the
bus by fire started by ignition Of
gasoline from a leaking tank.
Rich. emerging from q depot
here for the last leg of his Detroit
to-Benton Harbor run. noticed
that the bus gas tank had sprung
a leak and that a cigaret dis
carded by soldier had ignlted the
leaking fuel
Fearing the tank would explode
soon Rich leaped into the bus and
drove north After several blocks
he ordered the passengers off with
instructions 10 summon the fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Power
Plants i'm
Hit

LONDON. July II GNS)-The
Raj flying American made BOS-
ton b om b ers without fighter
escort swept down on the Bcthune
area in France yesterday and
bombed several electric power
stations serving important fac
tories
The air ministry announced
that the raiders. making use Of a
cloud cover. dived 10 tree top
height before rele asing their
bombs.
Typhoons. Mustangs and Spit
fires attacked ground targets in
forays over Belgium and northern
France. These speedy attackers
shot up locomotives, tugs. bargeS
and lOCkgateS on canals Two
planes were reported missing from
this operation.
Photographs taken durin e
Saturday American Flying
Fortress raids on France revealed
heavy damage 10 military in
StallatiOns.
At Caen. a large concentration
Of bombs hit administration build
ings and barracks. and A number
Of direct hits were scored in the
bomb storage area Of the great
alrfeld
One direct hit was scored on an
adjacent railway
The Abbevllle alrdrome also
was revealed 70 have been badly
blasted A concentration of bombs
hit the aircraft dispersal area and
storage sheds a string Of bombs
landed across the landing field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

department. Meanwhile, he re-
sumed his drive so that gasoline,
burning all along the route fol-
lowed by the bus, could not form
a pool large enough 10 explode.
Firemen finally overlook the
bus, extinguished the flames and
saved the bus except for one dam
aged tire. The right side Of the
vehicle was badly burned. but
Rich said he believed IT could be
repaired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Enemy Counterattacks RepuIsed

ION the whole the weather conditions have improved
The enemy interference from the air has been slightly
Defended the coast town Of POz
zalo Cape Torrenti and the railroad
line between and Ragsa bOmbarded last night
by desroyers.
"Our ground forces continuing TO make progress dur
Ing day enemy counteratacks which being
made with tanks have been repued and at least 1000 prison
been taken 1t be stated the following major
ports and towns have been captured by forces:
Syracuse, Avola, Pachino PozzalO Scogitti, Lcata
Celia ISpicia ROSoni nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Bomber Escapes


Two Michigan men were mem
hcrs Of the crew Of the American
Flying Fortress Wahht Twacks
which fought ~ . German
Focko-Wulf 100 fighters over
France and the English Channel
The war department announced.
They WcIa Tech SGT William
r Morgan Of Flint credited with
shooting down TWO enemy ships.
and First It. Robert T. Allken
~ Adrian
The ship returned 70 rs base
IN England with more than 500
bullet holes .n II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Waring 10 Inspect
Dow Chemical Plant

MIDLAND. July 70 Members
of tho local American Legion post
and Tenth District will be hosts
today 20 Roane WarInC, national
American Legion commander
coming here 10 inspect the Dow
Chemical plant
Gilbert a Currie. World. War
Congressman. was scheduled as
honorary chairman Of the lunch
con meeting 20 honor War'ng
George Nc'caIf Tenth District
commander was IN charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Bulgaria
Builds Ip
DefenSeS

ANKARA, Turkey, July II de-
layed) cUP)-BulgarIa rushed all
reserve officers and men from
Sofia to the fortified line along
the Aegean Sea today as reports
Of Allied successes IN Sicily
reached the Bulgarian capital, ac-
cording 10 advices received today
from 1stanbul.
Premier Began Fllov. after con-
ferences with high military au-
thorites. police and cabinet mem.
bers, began an inspection tour Of
Bulgarian fortlflcatlonS, tho re-
ports said II was understood he
would visit the MetaxaS line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
PIERCE ENEMY REAR

Allied fghier-b q m hers also
stabbed deep INTO the enemy rear
to launch what we're officially de-
SCribed as violent Air attacks on
enemy troop and transport con-
centrationS While bonberS ham
mered Sicilian ports and the
serviceablc airfelds still remain
ing in AXIS hands
Allied fghter-bomber attacks
centered all day Sunday on enemy
transport. communications and
concentrations Of troops Approx
mately 400 trucks, most Of them
packed with troops or supplies,
were destroyed or badly damaged,
Pilots said the wreckage Of these
vehicles Uttered the Sicilan road
and greatly hampered the enemy's
efforts 10 shift mobile reserves TO
the scene of fierCest fighting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
j. 5. News Releases
Attacked as Waste
~ ACrIrN,lrnA

WASHINGTON July y INS)
The practice Of the federal gov
eminent M ISSUING millions ~
press releases n the midst of
wartime paper shortage drew he
fire 81 newspaper editors today
Editors maintained that The press
announcements are received hours
or even DAY, af'or the news N
the announcements has been re-
ported by The press asS0CIat tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
ALL ATTACKS REFUSED

Elsewhere along the OroIkWsk
'front.' Tie Germans attacked with
lis many as 400 tanks and thou
sands of .nlautrNUcn at ono time.
bu everywhere were thrown back
More than 1000 German officers
and men were Killed and many
tanks wrecked Yesterday.
Big tank and infantry forma-
tons were launching almost con-
unuous attacks against The Rus
sian positions around BelCorod in
so-far futile attempt 10 deepen
their wedge
Following a particularly heavy
artillery barraEe. more than l0O
tanks, Spearheaded by Cotton II.
gers. lunged al one Russian po.
sltion only 10 lose "a tanks. three
armOrod cars and u guns The
Red air force INTERVIEWED TO alr
. ground forces
Field dispatches said the Ger
mans still were using The TICei
tanks 10 lead their attacks. hur
the Com munISt newspaper
Pravda, reiterated that the tanks
were burning like torches on the
battlefield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
StimsOn Arrives
For London Visit

LONDON. July - GNS)-Sec-
Rotary of War Sumson arrived
here yesterday for secret confer
ences which American observers
IN Britain said may be followed
by larCe-scale operations against
the ANS in the European theater
Stimson. II was said, will confer
with American generals and other
service commanders on subjects
too secret 70 be entrusted even
10 cipher cables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
HAD BITTER QUARREL

De Marigny is accused Of hav-
ing bitter quarrel with his
father-in-law week before the
tragedy.
Police charged that De MarignY
failed 10 explain burns which he
suffered on one hand,
as we'll AS why his ewly-Crown
van dyke hcared showed signs Of
being Singed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Jail WouId-Be Suicide

BAY CITY, July u - Because
there is no law against attempted
suicide. FloEan Kazmierski, 50
escaped with a fve-day jail term
on drunk charges Police found
him hiding near the river after
leaving q suicide note in his car
last week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Dies in Jap Prison Camp

BIG RAPIDS, July y up
II. Donald Merrill, son Of the
dean Of men at Ferris Institute
here, died in A Japanese prison
camp his parents, Mr. and Mrs
X. r. Merrill, have been informed
by the war department Young
Merrill was captured al Cor
rprldnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Act on Waqe Demands

FLINT. July PA special
meeting Of the city commission
Will be held tonight to avert
wholesale res gnationS in the city
waste collection division. En-
ployes are demanding an So a
week increase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
TRUCK CONVOY WRECKED

The CEW ABS fighter bomber.
developed from the Mustang
proved exceptionally effective.
diving on the enemy trucks a.
tremendous speed with six guns
blazing and two bombs under the
wings. One formation Of ABS
planes attacked a convoy Of about
200 enemy trucks and wrecked
half OF them
Photographic reconnaissance By
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
ITALIAN FLEET ABSENT

There still was no word Of the
Italian feet going into action
The BBC broadcast uncon-
frIned reports that part Of the
Italian feet had put out from
the Spezia naval baseD
tAlgierS broadcast reported
that Allied forces and 10000
Germans were locked in
fierce battle for Ragusa, IL
miles inland from the Sicllian
southeastern COAST
The northwest African and
Nddle-Eastern air forces set up
a shuttle service 10 provide an
almost continuous air cover for
the Anglo American Canadian
troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12


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ANS victory fade
storm troopers VINO S'ri'lcd
through Norwegian S'rec'S 'h'''
years ago nave heen. sem away
10 de on otAer nai'Ief}elAS
They have been replaced h\
young BOYS ana older men N0'~
Grams Of me other war VINO ,'.'I
taste the oreEs OF defeat nom
1918
The majority oi nc ei.ie com
hai troops Nh.o. defeated ne
brliSh ana Ff'n'b 'Ni' ,t.-
tonary FORCES ana etellua4ll
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IN lne ieAAZat!on ma 'le WI
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Scenolng on me German "o'Ia
Observation-Disclosures
SIOOhHOLl NV SFAF EI'>
report mat increasing hur''oe s.
o. German Amy uesel yelS ~ :
escaping nom NORWAY ana
crossing me q % T q r r .'..,
sweden Whefe, IL y Iei'oi 'eo'
the SWedes are giving 'i'eII
asylWlFfN ae ouI uoH.
,Irts SNensh aClloh ieIS'i +
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appealed 70 ms troops nov 10 ne
guilty OF the Shameiul crime OF
OeSeruon
The q G RIM nave con
Structed toui or me concefilia-
ton camps IN northern Norway
10 house l-ou or l.oo1 aeSei'fI>
who had tried 10 Zee from tAe
northern Russian front
Recently several German l.
boat crews are reported 10 have
mutinled IN Norwegian bases,
while from oslo comes word
That discipline among the Ger
man troops is growing steadily
worse.
. Once landings were accom-
pllshed IN Norway. y * believed
that the Nazl forces "ould
sense q hopeless situation and
surrender as readily as did their
beaten comrades N 4unlS.a.
sv-rYv= rrDrFa l.-L -,.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

The advance continues"
The communique, giving the
most complete picture so far Of
the invasion. made II clear that
the main communications lines in
Southeast Sicily were largely in
Allied hands opening the way for
A pincerS drive from the Licata-
Celia sector and the Syracuse
region. which would he prelimi-
nary 10 moving northWard toward
McSSlna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
TARGETS LEFT IN RUINS

American pilots returning from
machine cunning and wreCklng
hundreds Of ,roOp-illed trucks on
the island said that large sections
OF the island coast were "Crum-
bling. smoking ruins" as result
Of steady aerial bombardment o
Damage 10 MeSSina, chief sup
ply port just across the Italian
toe. is terrific. one pilot said,
and the port probably can be used
only by small boats at night.
The Allied air attack had
chased the enemy from his adj
vanced airdrOSnes and 1T was be-
leved that from now on the main
AXIS aerial operations would be
from southern Italy. where Allied
bomberS heavily attacked the
main Fascist Air bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
DENIES VISITING HOUSE

De Marigny. who had married
Sir Harry oldest daughter Nancy,
is about a year ago-reportedly
against her fathers wishes de-
MED having been IN the Cakes
home IN The last year.
However, American detectives
summoned by the Duke Of Wind
Sor. as governor OF the Bahamas.
declared the residence was full
of fnGerprints allegedly CORE
spending 10 he Marignys.
The supreme court Of the islands
never has ruled on the admissible
ity Of fngerprint evidence. au-
thorltles pointed out.