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La gaceta., 1943-11-22

Adverkiendo governments que
enalquier inlenso g reatauraeion
monkrquiea eondueiria en- Espaha
! una guerra civil, JuIio Alvarez
del Wave, 6ltimo miniskro a ke-
Iaeiones de- Is Repdbliea, reeha-
~ como pure presexto q arsu-
menso de que L. monarquia se
;mpone eomo una consecuencia
al ii division entire los jefes re-
nuhfcanos. En- an sxtenso articu-
o pnblicado este iuevss sn la re-
vrssn The Nnkion2 DE- r euai e
aetnalmente uno ds is editoFes'
81 seHsr del vayo, insietisndo en-
Il ~neessidad De unirse i 81 de1ar
" laas sodas las reaeFvas De in-
a.ls psrsonal . doeszinal hasta
ohs s mkximo dsber de ayudar
ii pneblo sspaHoi ) reeupsrnr 81
|rbertnd haya sido sumplidos arr
.ue /. explotaeisn - esas d.
frsne;as ensre r~epubHsanes v %
n, unm maniobra reaeeionaria.
cw-.So Il situnsi6n eel rsgmsn
-n.,-ta eomennaba : haesEas
-MA. MM. Wm.
La gaceta., 1943-11-22

Ldega1a manana 2 Tampa, 10
oue significa una grata noticia
para los que aman la causa 90
IA Rep6blica Espanola y y dc
los agredidos y oprimidos por 81
fascismo international, Don Julio
Alvarez del Vayo, ministro de-
estado Ell Il gobierno de Don Juan
Neerin y el culto eiudadano que
desde Ia tribuna de e soeiedad
de Naciones expuso, en- lengua-
lie claro y convincente, 81 cri-
men que con 81 pueblo espanol
ia cometia, a IA sombra del Coz
mite de No-Intervenci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-11-22
Estk de- Vista ~
Tampa Il Nuevo
Jefe de PoIicia

Fl nueyo jsle De polieia de- a.
ciudnd de Tampa. eomandante ,.
II. Eddihea. neg6 eyer i ssta
eiudad y pasar6 aoni alaBnoe dias.
So halia estaeionado e. Hot
Springs, ArkanAaa, y perteneee q
la poIicia ml|itar.
Interregado p0r l0s re~porteros
dijo aae 40 oabe cu6ndo podrd
possession de 81 cargo, DE-
moeo peFnanente.
ea intenei6n, see6n diio, e I'M
pedir que 10 mlembros del eueE-
po iueeuen a In polisiea.
Para director de tr6iieo ha re-
comendado. segdn diio, 3 John
FiaheEkg.
En esta semane confereneiKaa
con III cnpit6n MeClenends 81 jo-
fe INFERNO.
e hospedn, con ~ eeresa, 81
n hotel Thomas jefferson.
La gaceta., 1943-11-22
chOcarOn 2 vapOres

LEWES, Del, Nov. 22.-Fren-
te . los cabos de Delaware, a
causa de Ia niebla, chocaron dos
vaporea tanques. Fueron rescata-
dos del max 80 hombres. Como
resultado del choque, uno de los
vapores Sc incendi6. Ell otro, aun-
que averiado, pudo llegar q IN
puerto de la costa del Atlantico.
Los familiares de las victimas
seran notificados.
La gaceta., 1943-11-22
Don Julio ALUaYez
del VdyO AYyJbdrd
Maiana q Tampa
AnUsTE MNSTRO, PEH0DsA DR0MATlGO
HlBLAM En- ELG ASTlhIM0 YN Ell OBRERD

Al las pocas horas De haber ca
klegrafiado Don Julio que le era
impossible venir por no haber en-
eontrado Pullman o Coach en- los
trenes que diariamente salen De
New York, Oscar Antonio Sue
car, 81 cultisimo companero, puso
en iuego sus relaciones v pndo
conseguirle & pasaie.
LEGO en- horas de II noche del
sabado, an telegFama que de-
cia:
"Alejandro Inclan.
Secretario de "a Alianza Es-
(Pasa ! IL Pkeina Ultima)
La gaceta., 1943-11-22
|TrOpas AIiadaS CapturarOn
ImpOrtanteS POblaCiOneS
-uido un SaIiente del Enemigo. Fiera
a de Guerra en- Ia Parte Central del
HHcO. Limpiados TodOs los CaminOs.

DREs. Nov. 22.-Las tro-
sdss avanzan por 81 flanco
del frente italiano y aca-
spoderarse de Agncne,
Rochetta v Castel San
y. acortando en- 20 milIas
De batalla.
los caminos laterales des-
ID. en- Ia orilla este del
ban sido limpiados.
sHente de ocho millas que
iro habia creado. pudo ser
ID Dor las fuerzas del ge
Montgomery.
4 ls miIlas del Adriatico,
nAaba uno de los ppntos
DO del enemigo. en- el este
\ Sangro.
omunicado de los nazis I'D
retirada de sus kropas mas
! i eorriente.
del general Clark
aTan para avanzar hacia
|ro de carretera de- Castel.
|ngro.
as Australia comunican que
lpas del general Macarthur
non hoy las islas de Maxim
NJ, en- las Gilberts. donde
q erear una punta De lama
! e coraz6n de q potencia
De los nipones.
amerieanos establecieron
eabezas de playa, rechazan
tte resistencia en Tara
: principal base a6rea del
q en- las Gilberts. Maxim es
ihia base de hidr0planos.
hiio 81 desembarco. seg6n
nesa del almirante Nimitz,
4 IA Pagina Ultima)
La gaceta., 1943-11-22
IAENFERMOEL
|EV. PHILLIPS
carta del Pastor noan

carsa del Pastor Boan
keV. Francisco Boan, pas
a Iglesia Metodista de
Tampa nos remite una car
dee:
'0nadO amigo Manteiga: I'm
%nuestrO, amigo do todas las
eausas y entire elias Ia eau
Y q RepdbHca Espadola, II
4. Phillips. So encuentra
4n' en- IN hospital local.
eata una D mas transfusio
N sangre y personals que ID
''eaean' con el fin de- salvar
nda.
..'oe At. Phillips en- Ia casa
" sis de IA calle Mulberry.
W sssllnole Heights, tel6fono
iue 81 Rev. Phillips
.''esrO amigo de los latinos.
por medic de 81 diario s
sos que en- Tanpa tiene
amente vuestro.
i Francisco BOAN"
de amigos tiene III u
u Aana e eabaneross mi.
netOdista, desintereeso
Me- amigo del pueblo rsDu
I. $, spahol, que tantas prue.
! aoe,alismO y generosdad
90 ..s.e i0s amos 1886 y 1889.
0s sec possible encon.
! 4 sre que 81 dkbil as
s salud requiers
!. guida familia del Ill.
pastor. ansom ~.
ass .,..ssoa' tiene toda Ii sim.
'ro pueblo ' Il nae
La gaceta., 1943-11-22

$. crsys o. Esa Uns Bons'

3M LE&v0 Use &a~ 80"
En- 81 domicilio De Gregorio Ro-
driguez J So familia, compneata
de esposa y nueve hiiosi ediiicio
de IL esqnina De Il avenida Doee
j Gale ia, eay6 aver una pesa-
da pieza de Is antena Dc radio Dc
IN avi6n J Al principle los yeelnos
creyeron que So trataba de una
bomba.
NANNY az Castro, IN policia en-
pecial. do aviso . Il polieia nj
istar y los detectives De u eiu-
dad. IS.
Ia pieza perfor6 81 techo del
edilisio ) mego penetr6 otroa
doe piaos mas eayendo sobre un
peoueno gabinete, en- e piso oa
10.
Tiene Ii pieza 81 tamane de
ara granada de mano y esta ~
cha 81 Is fcrma de una gota oe
nuyia.
al caer hizo a. nemendo fui
Id. Los dahoa probablemente
rfn rsparados por euenta aei hj@
4sfr.
La gaceta., 1943-11-22
Ell TEMPO

Claro y temperature propla &c
Is estaci6n. Minima, 4 les Q De
i mahana, So grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Oakland Hills Club Viii
Garry On, Members Told
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

II you've been wondering as 10
Oakland Hills plans for the com
ing season. whether u will run.
here's the answer:
Certainly 1t will, there's no rea-
son IL shouldn't.
The answer was supplied by
NJ, NJ Burgess. who was reelected
president Of the club for the third
straight year at the business
meeting and luncheon Saturday at
the Detroit Athletic Club.
lie stressed the part golf has
played in the physical fitness pro-
gram and the fact that the coun-
try'S leaders favor its continual
ton. A
One Of the leading clubs and,
like the others, faced with a trans
portation problem, naturally much
interest centerS in Oakland Hills
plans. Optimism expressed at this
will cheer golfers in
general
Hows Oakland Hills going 10
meet the transportation problem I?
No immediate answer can be given
TO that. Like other clubs il will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

cuSs the work of officials on the
preceding Saturday. Well. sup
pose the board found that an
official penalized a team Is
yards instead OF five yards.
few things would then be in
volved. Would the game be
replayed and would the specta-
tors be refunded their money!
ION the subject OF replaying
games long football season
would be necessitated. Since the
majority of the Big Ten schools
are playing ten games next fall
IL looks like the season would
come TO an end sometime I'm the
vicinity OF the first Of the year"
Professor Aigler'S suggestion for
an official reviewing board is be.
ieved 10 be an aftermath OF the
Minnesota-Michigan game last
year in which the Gophers won
James l.. Masker. veteran West
'rn Conference official. who re-
creed the game. admitted after
he contest that he erred on a
decision In the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

await developments and make
plans accordingly.
But here again Burgess struck
a most optimistic note:
Were going TO get there"
nc said.
He referred 10 the bus service
from Detroit TO Birmingham, de-
claring:
1--WE can get there by bus n
fast as we did by automobile Is
years ago"
The report Of Ralph w Brickerl
treasurer showed 1912 10 have
been a most successful season.
Richard o. Mead reported II Oak
land Hills members are in the
armed forces, All will receive a
letter expressing the clubs appre-
citation of what they are doing and
wishes for a speedy victory.
Besides Burgess, the 1913 Off
GERS are: B. p. Costello. vice presi-
dent: Richard o. Mead, secretary.
and r. w. Bricker. treasurer. The
board is comprised of these off
GERS and w. F.. Otto. r. 3. Rogers.
r. J. Mutually, n. d. Hoke and d.
j. Hutchins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Red RoIfe Put
On Retired List
Photo by Times stan Photographer

NEW YORK, Jan. 80 tINS). 49,
Gerry PridGy, one of the most
widely-heralded ball players to
come up to the major leagues to-
day looked forward to playing
with the Washington Senators
next season. after two disappoint-
ing years with the New York
Yankees.
Priddy was traded to the Sena-
tors along with rookie pitcher
Milo Candini for right handed
pitcher Bill Zuber and cash.
At the same time the Yankees
placed on the voluntary retired
list Red Rolfe. who at present is
coaching basketball and baseball
at Yale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Florence Wrona Wins

a Saginaw girl, Florence Wrona,
the fourth sister of the WTona
clan from Saginaw TO make her
bid for the Gold Skates in the
Derby. won her heat and regis
tered the fastest clockinG for the
day in LAP. Margaret Cookie
Cook. skating easily, took her trial
in 1872 with Mary Locke a close
second; Shirley GivcnS. the Flint
Flyer, was a half lap ahead OF her
field in taking the third heat in
| :5S and Lorraine Sable had things
her own way in the final trial.
All of Saturdays races were
Skated on the smaller. eight-lap
course The ice was heavy.
Just as expected. Vincent Bozich,
who has been high point man in
all title meets in this area 10 date.
took the lead in points in the
senior division for the Michigan
The red-headed Ford worker
compiled a total of so points by
the mile and three-mile
events and taking second in the
300 behind young Tommy Saun-
derS.
The points were rather evenly
divided in the senior women's di-
vision. Esther Wrona. the Saginaw
lce-pounder who won the state
title at Alpena last year. was un-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Summaries, Page 81
Just an 'Aig,' Says Big Ten
Head of AigIer'S Proposal

CHICAGO. Jan. 80 GNSl 49,
Prof Ralph w Angler who sug-
gested that a Big Ten board be
set up 10 review questioned foot
ball decisions. laid an "aig' as far
as BIG Ten commissioner Mai.
John l. Griffith is concerned.
Angler secretary of Michigan 5
board Of athletic control Sug-
geSted the board of review in his
report 10 Michigan's trustees
Major Griffith, who has charge
OF assigning officials 10 Big Ten
games among other things noted
tonight: Xxx
II noted two things Of inter
est in the days sporting events:
one was where. somebody Sug-
gested that horses shoes
should he removed after n race
and the other that Professor
Angler OF Michigan was finding
something wrong with Off
ciating.
AS see II. Professor Angler
would set up n reviewing board
10 meet each Monday and dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Spdrtdns Lose,
Tie in I Meets

EAST LANSING. Jan 30
Michigan State gained a tie and
dropped the other end Of duaI
sports program in JeniSon Field.
house tonight as the boxing team
deadlocked. A. with Penn State
and the track-team- lost 1885
decision 10 Ohio State, Big Ten
indoor and outdoor champion.
The Buckeyes opened their In
door season by racking up nine
victories in Is events and gaining
two parts Of a three-way tie in
another Dallas Dupre was the big
point winner for Ohio State. taxi
ing firsts in the 75-yard dash, IS
yard low hurdles and broad lump.
He also participated in the win
ming one-mile relay team, thus
earning 1914 points.
75-yard low hurdles Won by Dupre
tOhio Sta'eb; Fou-eman COMO state sec
ono Cradle tOhio state, third. Time
High iump-won by Milne '6obio statsl Z.
Hcefltnger tOhio Statel and Cradle tOhio
state, tied for second. Height, s feet "a
Two-mle run Won by PAGE tMich
Statel, Hoerski tMich Stateb second
Hume (Ohio Statel. third. Time 1902
Broad Jump hy Dupre tOhi0
State) Clark tOhio Stateb. second Crahle
tohio stateD, third. Distance. 70 feet -
2f0-yard shuttle hurdle reIay-won hy
Ohio State tFourenan. Digman Collins
HneflnEer). Time 81 s Cnew meet record
old record 81 set by Ohio state In 1922.
one mile Won BY scott Michigan
statel. Jones tonic StAtel second Fritz
Michigan state. third. Time 4.2B
7A-yard dash - Won Nv Dupre tOhin
statei. Hatfield toho Ststel second Ire.
panier toho stateb' third Time or.
4f0-yard run Won hy owen tOhlo
ststel Collins tOhio Statcb. second. Whe,-
Ter michigan Statel. third Time. SID
new meet record old meet record 81 y
by Dale Kaulitz. Michigan state 1922.
75-yard hgh hurdles Won by Hoefinser
Ohio Stateb Dodge michigan statel
,econd Buschman michigan state) third
Time. or.
SsO-yard run -- Won bv Jones tOhia|
State) Scott michigan Statei. second
piEgeu michigan statej, third. Time,
shotput IS Won by Rrecher tNichiranI
statei Willis tOhio Statel. second /. ScheIb
Michigan Statel, third. Distance IS feet
a inch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Kelly S 7 Goals
Spark u. D. Win

CLEVELAND Jan. 30.-Cniver-
Slty OF Detroit basketball team
tailed in the final six minutes
here tonight 10 whip Western Re-
serve University. az to rs. for It's
ninth triumph in 10 starts this
season.
Ray Kelly. who replaced Quinn
at right guard. spanked the rally
that brought Victory 10 Detroit.
He Gagged the goal that knotted
the count at 35-all and then an
other basket 10 put Detroit ahead
for the first time. 1875.
Reserve plays return game
with Detroit in the Auto City next
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Escanaba Boys Time
Fastest in Derby
BY GEORGE f. VAN

John Hobert 20-year-old ESca-
naba youth, member Of the coast
guard stationed at Battle Creek.
toppled the time trials in the mile
heats of the Silver Skates in The
Detroit Times Derby at Belle Isle,
Wearing the orange uniform of
the Bay-De-Noc Skating Club OF
EScanaba. Hebert, winner of the
senior B title at Alpena in 1899.
was clicked at 3:13.9 for his mile.
finishing ahead of Gordon Hetu,
Mike Dattero and Ted Ray.
The other four heats OF the
mems trials ran TO form. Jim
Thomson, making his thirteenth
bid for the Silver Blades. COPIED
the first heat in 3:1S with plenty
10 spare. Long-haired Henry
Gesquire. skating with a style that
made him look hot for the finals
Sunday, won the second trial GO
ing away in 3:15g. Al DINNER,
the Crosse Pointe lad. who is
among the favoritcS and Tommy
Saunders. the latter skating in
his first year as a senior, took the
other heats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Hare, Mary Hsrdwick Wed

PHOENIX. 'Ariz.. Jan. 80 (UP).
Charles Edgar Hare, former
British Davis Cup tennis star. and
Ruth Mary Hardwick. one-time
British amateur women's cham
pion, were married here today.
The couple planned a brief Arizona
honeymoon before Hare is indicted
into the army February at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

appear for round twilight Both the in the fac
tories and the at the desks appear the links at
p later and able get IS holes before dark
Many tournaments such those sponsored by clubs and
organizations find the reporting for play only after
full days work at the office.
Teunis lawn bowling and all the rest are the
Fast banner year with all its advantages for those
taking part Slow time the big program will have
be scrapped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Camp Grant Defeats
SeIfridge Five, 1913

Mt. CLEMENS. Jan 3O.-Camp
Grant of Rockford, III. gained its
twenty-frst basketball victory in
% games by defeating Selfridge
Field Saturday. 36-33 Selfridge
led, 1914, at half time. Waddell
OF the losers was high with ID
pointers. Rottner topped the win
nerS with 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Win Twice in Z Niqhts

ST. Joseph'S High basketball
team won its second game in two
nights when II defeated ST. Bene-
diets Saturday night. 1881. in a
non-league affair St. joseph
playing on its home court won
in the second overtime after the
regular game was tied at y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

gram Is the sO-caled fast time II would be
shame to kill that program now
The softbal association which has thousands of
the city depends the hour of daylight sue
cess There is hardly plant in the city that doesn't
have league for the And according to Bill Lands
the national president the factories find sports help keep
the men healthier for their work.
Golf would be most serious sufferer if the time is
changed On both public private courses most golfers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Hoosiers Beat Purdue

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 30
tUP) - Indiana University de-
feated Purdue here today. 70-34,
in the first dual track meet of the
year for both teams. The we'll
balanced Crimson squad took 9
out of II poThle firSts. and an
added 6 second places and 6 third
places
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Tech Caqers Down
.ort Wayne, $3.50

Detroit Tech defeated Fort
Wayne, $3.50 in a basketball
game Saturday night Al the Down
town YMCA. II was the ninth VIC
tory in II starts for Tech. which
led, 3l-l7, al the half Arnold Of
the winners topped the scorers
with Ia points Davies and Jos
wiakowSki each collected eight
points 10 lead the soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Outfox the Field

The long-striding Agnes, winner
OF the Gold Skates last year, let
her other sister. Helen. Wrona,
pull the field for four laps in the
mile race and when the latter
faded. Agnes went on 10 win. COM
pletely outfoXing the field. Mary
Locke took second ahead of Mar
garet Cook. while the pre-meet
favorite. Dorothy Koinis. finished
fourth and out of the points.
Dorothy however, tied up the
scramble by edging out Margaret
Cook and Helen Wrona in the go
on the last turn TO flash across the
line as the winner. Cookie" and
Helen tied for second.
(Sur11 Pace n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
BY EDGAR HAYES

The Detroit council will vote day this
week on the biggest sports program arranged for
workers If the city fathers vote to keep Detroit War
Time 1t will be goahead signal for those who planning
sports and recreation for all this
John j. Considne, commissioner of recreation for
Detroit said Saturday that in the history so
many used the facilities his department has TO Offer
at the more men working the more men play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Cltg's Biggest Sports Program at Stake
ISSUE TO DECIDE FATE DETROIT DEPARTMENTS

Ing said Considine "And most Of II twilight activity
The have time home factory get to
the Fairgrounds In time for game softba tennis or
golf And have plenty of these receaons available for
them in easy reach They don't have their cars.
1--WE have plans to build nine grass at Palmer
Park to take of the increased golf business line with
the recommendations of the doing
to provide recreation and relaxation the
factories The important In making our pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Hockey Results
- ~ TLms. SOC Pho,osr. 90

SAT- RDAN'S RESULTS
DETROIT 3 Montreal g
BoFt0n 8. Toronto .
~t-Nft4f.- GtNfU~
Montreal a. DETROIT
Boston A. New YORK.
T0ront0 A. Chicago
AMERICAN IE4GET
Hershey o. Washington g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Basketball Results

Maryland So Navy "A
Camp Grant SO gclfridse 1s
Trenton state Teach 81. Newark r. so
WESLEYAN D. Massachusetts state g.
81 Peters - Scranton 81.
Amherst 90 Vermont as
Detroit O., Western Reserve Is
Detroit Tech 6s Fori Wayne 81
Of'erhein 80. Dcals0n 90
Washington and Lee SO. IynchbufE 81
West Virginia 49, Penn State D.
tnigaie 81 Alfred so
Williams ~. Middlehury 80
Cincinnati "a Wooster 90.
Syracuse 60 Temple %
Pittsburgh so Cornell J6
HIGH ~ H0DI.
81 Joseph 80. - Renrd1cts 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Penalties Costly

Detroit was forced on the de-
fensive midway in the second
stanza when Alex Motter was
penalized for tripping. During a
melee in front of the Wings net
Elmer Lach was badly cut by a
stick and had TO go off for re-
pairs.
CanadIenS put on terrific
pressure and after Mowers stopped
eight straight shots was forced to
give up goal. Harmon shot the
puck straight as a bullet at
Mowers. who couldn't see lit
Through the mob of players in
front of him. Blake and Bouchard
assisted. That gave the Canadiens
a 30 lead.
Canadiens held the Detroiters at
bay until the 15-minute mark
when Defenseman Leo Lamoureux
was penalized for tripping and
Wings had their minutes, scoring
twice in 13 seconds. Watson
melted the first one from passes by
Wares and Abel, while Douglas
came through with the second on
an assist by Watson.
Smart Gets First
Both teams played wide open
hockey starting the first period,
testing both goalies.
At the 12:43 mark Alex Smart
sent one in past Johnny Mowers
from the Detroit red line after
taking a pass from Smiley
Meronek. Meronek stole the rub
Der away from Detroit forward
IN his own zone and dashed away
with the Detroit pack chasing him.
He skated over the Detroit line
with Smart alongside and then
passed it on to his teammate for
the goal.
Six minutes later Canadiens'
Punch line" made il 20 with
Elmer Lach getting the goal on a
close-ln shot with Joe Benoit and
!. Blake drawing assists.
Lach's cut was stitched up be-
tween periods and he was back in
action in the third period wearing
helmet. Jimmy Orlando was
sent off for tripping early in the
period, but the Detroiters held.
A few minutes later Detroit tied
up the. game when Carveth picked
up his own rebound feet otit of
the Canadiens' nets and sent the
rubber over Bibeault's sprawled
body. Howe and Liscombe. who
went down the ice with Carveth,
received assists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Syl Apps Breaks Leg as Boston Wins; Wings Tie,
Detroit Team
Pulls Big Rally
On Cdnddiens

MONTREAL. Jan. 30.-Detroit
Red Wings waged an uphill battle
10 gain a 3-3 tie with Montreal
Canadiens here tonight.
With two goals in the first Pc
Rod and another midway in the
second, Montreal led. 80, before
the Red Wings broke into the
scoring column with two markers
within 13 seconds late in the third
period.
Joe Carveth, Detroit forward
who returned 10 the lineup tonight
after an extended absence due to
an injury, got the equalizer in the
eighth minute of the final.
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aple to leave her war job, but will
be down Sunday.
As IL now stands, ESther's sister,
Agnes Wrona. and Dorothy Koinis.
who also is from Saginaw. are tied
for the lead with 80 points each.
Margaret Cook is within striking
distance with 3 and Mary Locke
has 20 and Helen Wrnna Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Detroiter Rolls 1924
For Sixth Place

CHICAGO. Jan. 31.-Clar Ed
niger. dark horse Chicago entry,
ousted Cleveland's Charley Lau-
sche from the lead in the twenty
ninth renewal of the Petersen
individual bowling tourney here
today when he rolled l710. beating
Lausche by % pins in bidding for
the capital prize of $1,000. "
Rolling on the same squad, De-
troit's Frank Zion. who hit 17lo
TO win the 1910 tourney. piled 10
an aggregate OF 1924 10 take sixth
place.
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Recreation League

AE,SCHEDULE FOR THIS SUNDAY,
I'm AT KRONK
- jams vs. Arthurs. A. p. m
Srewster VS. Jag0wcz. a. $50 D m.
AT FRANKLIN
Auto Club VS. East Side. A. 8 30 p m
Continental Local No. $50 W. Circl,
Midway. ats p. m.