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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27

Miss Elizabeth Buchanan, popu-
lar secretary of Collins Burial As
ISOLATION spent the past weekend
in Durant, Miss, as the guest of
her brother and sister-in-law, Prof.
and Mrs. Charlie Buchanan and
niece, Mrs. Marie Adams Leach.
Miss Buchanan also made known
the fact that on Mothers Day she
received a cablegram from her
brother, Sgt Augusta Buchanan
who is stationed somewhere in
England.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27

Mr.. Ezra Otis, lis w. Davis
Street Familiarity known by his
many friends as Doc" left the CITY
Thursday for Chicago where he
plans to make his home His wife.
Mrs. Annie Alfred Otis will Join
him later.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27
SPONSORS ALL-GIRL CONTEST

Wednesday, May II, 1874, brought
to a close the All-Girl Contest,
sponsored by Mrs. Mammie Smith
for the GAG. Circle of Parish
Street Baptist Church. Following a
most entertaining program, the fol-
lowing contestants made reports
and received prizes: Miss Inez Col
Inns, lst prize; Miss Grace Weakley,
End prize. Awards were also given
to Misses Ella Pearl Davis, Theresa
Roilton and Dorothy Jefferson. Gil
making the delightful evening, de-
licious refreshments were served.
The affair was held in the home of
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Green and the
total proceeds from the contest was
$45.OO.
ENTERTAINS NEW YORKER
On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Sa-
rah Lee, was hostess at a dinner
party given in honor Of Miss Jean
Owens, who is visiting her mother
and other relatives in the family
home on Woodrow Wilson Avenue.
Miss Owens has lived in New York
City for the past eight years. Shar-
ing with the honoree the pleasures
Of the evening were Mesdames
Pearl Davis, Henryetta Stevens and
Sarah M. Harvey.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27

Mr.. j. E. McNeamer, 143 E.
Monument Street, had as his guest
the past week, his brother, MIR.
hurry McNeamer, ST. Louis. Mo-.
and father, Mr.. William McNeam-
er of Memphis, Tennessee. Both of
these gentlemen received many So
cial courtesies during their visit.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-05-27

Pvt Walter TILES, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy TILES, 125 Noel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
BREVITlES:
bNEVTTTEO:
Set Draft Price Hit
Rv Minor Team Head

NEW YORK --A-LLIPl--
Charles II. Graham, president Of
the San Francisco Seals pro
posed today that the tottbit'- y
nllnnI leagues stop Suh&idlzine
the major leagues" by giving
them choice double "a players
for the $500 draft price
Graham suggested that the set
draft price be eliminated.
Graham emphaslzed-the case Of
I'd Carnett. the Seattle outflelder
AVhe- recently was drafted by the
Chicago White SoX.
Graham said. Garrett for
merly a southpaw pitcher was
converted into an oHttielder, and
during the 1913 season he bios
semea eat as -eHe-ef the best out
Holders In The Coast League. IN
fortunately Seattle was unable
to make a reasonable deal for
Carnett before the Sept 10 dead
line; so ne became subject 10 the
draft The White SoX got him for
the $500 draft prlce-a player
that's worth about S25, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
MeIva TO Skate

Meha Block. M-G-N Starlet
from Detroit and twice senior
ladies' champion OF the United
states, viii skate in the lntan-
tile Paralysis Fund show slated
for New York Madison Square
Garden by the Roller Skating
Rink Operators Association,
Feb. l6
Murray Murdoch of the New
York Rangers was National
Hockey League work horse.
playing in 600 pro games before
going 10 New Haven 10 coach
Yale.s collegiate puck ChaScrS
With a total of 2i73l0 for
rs games 10 date an average of
1860 az tho Chicago Stadium,
the Black Hawks are leading IN
attendance g.. Only Toronto IN
the MIL is below last years
figures.
Babe Didrikson rec entity
turned In a 66 on a California
golf course Big Ed Walsh.
the former White SoN ace finger
now runs the city water filter
ing plant A. Meriden, Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
SMITH TUMBLES 6s9

HERE AND THERE Carl
Smith whacked 1s2-246-254 for
So and a new seasons record in
the Grandway House Frank
Nash turned in 224-2l6-2l2 for 652
in Charley James Pillar Senior
Lulu Kloenhamer's 204223-212 for
$50 stood out as the House posted
PTS for a new mark in the Rain
bow Ladies Major Harry
Swartz 244 IS a new high in the
Spring & Upset.
Casino Rec. won three points
from Northwestern 10 lie the lat
ter for the lead as Harold Wltzke
came up with new third high
series on 200-220-237 for 657 in
the Left Handlers Classic Leo
Jessmore tipped 266 in the Vogue
House Carl GrunSt and Joe
Barrett each 255 m the Centon-
NAL Senior Other league
highs:
Nobls Peters sprneveu' House eis
Charles Mime 2t5 ana Sis Farmland
House Mary COOK Fort Blvd Ladies. COS
hi Mack Ghefe- TFeHihly ssA House "a
William Hollis Beacon House. 24i Helen
Bush Terrys Ladies, ia - Davis 2fa
and Raw Bowers 634 state Far SOS
Charles PasCaretti Macomb Al-Star PA
Zels Barker ROYAL Ladies sos steve
Lopurk West Warren senior s2l George
Rappod Runcman. 20 Lawrence Math.
rsrry' .2a House gao Alex Ban, Pack
ard Eug 6lT Henry Prince. Local 15i
% george Boyer Terrlys Junior 22s
Don Gisss ana I'd keenan, Cadillac JAW.
22l Tino Marchione. Motor city Assn,
lUA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
ALMOST ANOTHER

McAuley made at least eight of
his 40 saves on sgd and a Ranger
stick DETECTED one of his shots
over the net when il appeared to
be labeled for goal No Z.
sgd went off the ice TO a great
ovation. Manager Adams and his
teammates pounded him and
Goodfellow and Johnny Mowers,
last years goal-tending hero
came up 10 congratulate him.
Three goals in a game is Syd'S
previous high, trick he has
turned six or seven times, includ-
Ing the Rangers previous visit
The Wings undoubtedly set an
other record. When Bucko Nc
Donald finally waded through 10
beat Connie Dion in the last pc
Rod he got tho Rangers first
goal in 142 minutes and al sec
onds against Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Tonieht's Skate Card
start 1S0 O'ClocL

Start ! so O'Clock
Dog sled DERBY, 2 laps track
Grand march. al contestant. Selection
u king ana queen ~ carnival
Semthnais SILVER skates Derby ! mile
semihnRls Cold skates Derby, a mile
Junior BOYS y mile. nnal
senior 2 men go yards. hnsi
senior a men. 1000 wards trel
iuferTedI 8'f BOYS q mile anal
SENIOR = men mhe m
senior A men mile hnai
Obstacle race I lap
Junior s.rls $40 cards tna
intermediate girl' $50 ard ana,
Father and son race : mas
Junior BOYS 120 ward hnal
service me0 race. 4 mile
senior A men 30 Yards hraI
Junior girls mile ina
Midget bows 40 yardF anal
SILVER skates Derby hrsl ? miles
Mother s0d daughter race p mile
Mixed relay race t3 boys and , Eirs tc
team I mile
Juvenile gir.s $50 yards hnsl
Senfor women ff0 wards frai
senior Y men ) mile, maj
Skating and scpaing race srs
oscar Parmsntsr Memorial mile
Senior women - mile. ina.
Juvenile boys p mile. hnal
Gold skates Derby Dnal : w.le.
senior men a mile ana
Mixed couples race APPS
Mdget girls go yards ma
Intermediate kris y mile ma
Walter Osmun Memorial mafs
Junior boys 40 yards. maj
Intermediate boys fsn wards hns
Broad jumping tdecAthionj
Barrel jumping (dsca'hlcri
Senior a men go Yards hnal
Fancy skating competition IN mid ies
turing races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
! New Pin
Meets Start

BY HAROLD kAHL

Opening OF the reCord-breaklng
fifteenth annual Women's State
Tournament at the Olympic Recre-
-dt1Ur tomorrow and the fifth re-
newal of the Husband and Wife
aft the Cadillac Sunday add to the
list of activities for Detroit bowl
erS over the weekend.
The Women's state, which at
tracted- 54S- teams, 1880 doubles
and 2.0S3 singles. carries a Sl4.6l7
prize fund The spouse event
also is expected to better the TBS
couples of last year by the time
the first ball is rolled
For the windup Of Louis p.
PeterSen,S- So 600 in diXI dual
classic there witt be 81 DeToIterS
on the drives in Chicago tomorrow
and Sunday. John CTlmmlns. Emil
Dimitrie. Tom Dorazio. Harold AL
lon. cy Goralczyk, Mike Angelic,
Charley KotarSk. CaSS Schlaff
Dave Berger. Lou Sielaff and
Tony Novak will be on deck, just
10 mention a few.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Mark Stood for Years

Ford. the Yale boy reduced
his own world record for the
10O-yard swim from sos 10
SOL PlnkSton terms this the
greatest performance OF all time.
HE thinks Aliens feat is as
outstanding IN aquatics as a
OF mile or a l5-foot pole vault
in track The 4 0l mile Is still
10 be registered and Cornelius
Warmerdam is the only man
who ever has pole-vaulted Is
feet or over -
Just hep- great FeFd,s rec
ord
PinkSton answers this by cali
ing attention 10 the fact that
the i00-ysrd record OF 81 Sec
~as made ht- Johnny "A eiSs-
muller in A specially timed race
against the clocks IN Ann Ar
Dor IN the Michigan Union pool
IN 1908
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Wolf Again Tops
Shop Averages
STANDINGS

For the second consecutive
week, Fred Wolf of Tank Arsenal
holds first place in the ChrySler
Interplant Bowling League aver
ages. Wolf scored 69l last night
at Palace Recreation 10 make
200 Is. Frank Zion, doing 574, has
1887.
Tank Arsenal snatched two
from the leading Dodge Forge for
It's. fifth victory n six with Forge.
Tom D'Orazio SKINNED off Sol TO
gain third IN averages with 1876 10.
Highland Park Service held up
Plymouth'S first division hopes in
winning twice. 1902 TO 2670 Su-
perfiniSherS gained two from De
Soto. 2749 to 257l.
High game and high team went
10 Dodge Truck with 1858 and
29l9, in taking two from Engin-
ocrlng. whose count was 1905.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Ford Took Over

This standard wasn't broken
officially until last year when
Ford reduced IT twice first 10
.5O7 and later 10 sos.
Up until 1919 Weissmullers
81 seconds withStood the efforts
nf-an- aLraA-nf great AprinterSr
George Koldc waiter tsufer.
Walter Spence Art Highland
Peter Flick James Gilhula
tDACl Johnny Patton tUM)
and BIZ Prev tDAC) They
>pla>hed All round the 52-Sec-
ond standard of WciSsmullers
but couldn splash II out Of the
book
Ford succeeded Bill Prov ~
the DAG as The national 100
yard champion when the latter
went into the army air corps.
Last summer Prov now An Of
nCcr. trained with Ford IN
Panama. the latter home
Doubtless Ford received small
recognition, but swimming has
only itself or those who have
handled the sport, 10 blame
Breaking swimming records
has gone out Of fashion II no
longer catches the puhlic'S at
tentlOn
Frank Menkc in his sports
record book summarized SWIM
ming n this wise
Swimming records are like
soap hubbleS-they have little
durability. Like soap bubbles
there is wild profusion of
them-Olympic records, world,
I. :. \. National Collegiate,
National AAU. intercollegiate
AAA. Records for men. records'
for women. records for q 20
yard course. records for a short
course. records for long
course, records I'm bAckstroke,
breast stroke. free style and re-
lays and medleyS."
The public was SWamped with
so many records that eventually
there was no particular prestige
attached 10 breaking one
And when Ford broke tho
best one in the book. Joe
DoakeS merely yawned SO
what -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
How Time Flies

Time flies during war times
writ nc tyvu years 1T
March since Louis made the
last defense Of his heavyweight
crown. knocking out Abe Simon
IN New for-ik in SIX rouncis
The champion previously heltcd
out puufPruuS- Abe Ms IN
Dp4ra4t
Frii1io ZiS4c recently made IN
different appearances one day
on 4 launt 10 EaLIGll and Sharon
outside OF Pittsburgh, in con-
nection with war bond drive
The hand broken IN his fight
here with Jake LaMotta is still
IN a cast o.. NelS Stewart left
record Of 323 goals and l9l as
slstS for 5l4 scoring points when
he was finished with pro hockey
after Is years Of play o..
Only five major lodguCrS made
more hits than Paul WanerS
Zip They were Ty Cobb
4.l91. Iris Speaker 3.5l5, Honus
Wagner 3,430. Eddie Collins
3.3l3 and Nap Lalole 3.242.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

lie was one OF the founders OF
the organization in 1914 and he
had worked and fought 10 build
what IS known as one of the finest
amateur leagues m The nation
Shorty. with fine imagination.
MAS dreamer and builder of
castles in the air, but Sandlot
baseball followers all will agree
that the success of the DABF was
The realization OF his greatest
dream OF all
The kick ! get out OF IT,"
Shorty had said. lis 10 know
that the boys appreciate IL; to
see big crowd and good
game and to know that they are
happy-thAt'S all ask"
AoneF was never the object
WIN Shorty Moran, either He
rot no financial reward as he
watched the DABF grow and
flourish
Shorty spent h., first l5 years
m an orphange In New York City
His first lob WAS IN 2 doctor 5
Office a. five cents week He
arrived IN Detroit about 1911
broke
Money Is nothing" he often
said but 10 meet n man In
the street and have him say,
Hello, shorty that's different"
He was a bartender. auto plant
worker and newsboy during ms
early years here.
Shorty joined the SandlotterS on
vacant field near the auto plant
and has been with them over
since, Soon. with Walter Vert
and Virgil Zetterlnd. Shorty or
ganiZed the DABF'
Il was a fight All the way and
Shorty was 4 fighter He was not
he first 10 realize the poor base
ball conditions in 1914 but he
was the first man with vision who
was willing 10 pay the personal
price 10 better them
SandlotterS and friends IN AL
walks Of life will miss Shorty
Moran miss his fiery leadership
miss his sincerity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
SpOr ts
Zeuer Shows .
Disinterest in
Merger Plan
BY LEO MACDONELl
By LEO MACDONELL

wnen Jack Zeller was asked
about the proposal 10 have MAJOR
league baseball clubs operate pro
football I'M their parks instead
az renting the Tiger general
manager suggested that Fred /.
Nsndel Jy.. owner OF the Lions
and a tenant az Briggs Stadium
make an offer for the Tigers
and stadium FaccuouS or not
the crack may reflect Walter o.
Briggs lack OF interest 100 the
SlCCCS TON
ADD HORRORS OF VAR
Gene Ssrazen s main reason for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Chick Vail Is Dead

Clarence (Chick) Vail veteran
sandlot umpire. is dead al the
age Of So. As a hard-hitting out
fielder, Vail played on the Miss
Detroit Cigar team which won the
Detroit and National Sandlot titles
in 1919. His home was at 4447
Virginia Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
MRS. PRoVENCAL HIGH

Lillian Provencal 742 Ann
Gordon 703. Josephine lckilok
6S7 Irene zimmerman 67I and
Grace Wulbrccht 664 was the
order Of finish for the first FIVE
IN the womenS lunIor individual
classic last night AT Winter Car
den. Mrs pr0Ncncal- had ht-t1
came Of Do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
HEAVY SCHEDULE

Prep caCcrS today play one Of
their heaviest schedules. with 10
contests IN the Metro loop and rs
in the Catholic League. Todays
games.
ho4'hefs'f-r 81 DENLY. MINER - North
eastern. IerflicE AZ Cs-s Tech. Eastern
A. Hamtramck a. 80 $3.50 Wilbur wright
N' Chaossy o. Nor,hwesrrr. SnIfhWett.
rrn a. Western r. rf d. a. .l.tr,.
hacAenzle a. Redford -Ne-fHVer'rrr AZ
cool'l Highland PARK al Northern 49,
a. TI6
sNorfeaars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Jimmy Cor(ordn,
Sports Writer, Dies

CHICAGO. Feb. ( GNSl
Jimmy Corcoran, -. veteran
sports writer for the Chicago Her
ald-American, was dead today at
ms home Of a lingering illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Prep Cage MIDDLE
Cleared---MOnfh Late
Nv JAKE BERsoN

Tho mystery NJ whether or not
overtime periods are 90 he played
IN Metropolitan prep league baS-
ketball games was officially
cleared up to-day q month after
tho start OF the season.
Tire league Ep+icA- ul no nAcr-
time came 30 light yesterday
when Super iSor George Mead
ruled oat Nlackenzie'S 1925 yic-
tory nAnH-t-.- 81 = High Jan o.
scored after an overtime session
With the game now officially @
f.e the result dropped Mackenzie
into a tie for FIRST with the Cubs
in the northwest section. Zach
school has won two lost none and
fIcH ono
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Western Ontario s
Tech S 18th Victim

Detroit Tech trounccd Western
Ontario Al Downtown Y last nigh
Tor ITS twelfth victory ln II games
John AretakiS who played only
- minutes a. Tech used Is play
crs. was leading scorer with =
points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

o'clock 49,. Gene Is New \ oTk
representative OF a Detroit tool
FIRM .. and business is very
good. the eN-squire admits e.
TIrbans of 10 Marjorie Row ...
The Detroit gal S playing sweet
golf these days Tom Har-
mon. who weighed in at approx
mately 19S for football az Michi-
gan. currently tips the scales a
fIrTfr UUUFT ftT.
When Max and Buddy Raer
were in Tampa. Ella, recently.
soldier plugging the war bond
drive on the street tried 10 get
Max 10 talk over the public adj
dress system. bHt Max remained
IN his hotel The more the
soldier coaNed. the less interest
Make Showed Finally the
soldier shouted, It's O. h,
Make. come on oHt and talk
Joe Louis left town yesterday. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Nv LEWIS H. WALTER

WNh tho collaboration or ms
Red Wing teammates and the
Nev York Rangers, sydney Har-
ns Howe has Just about completed
a Detroit rcwrite job on the Ma
fonal HockeyLeague scoring rec
0rdS
Howe today is down in the rec
ordS as the player who has scored
more goals IN one game than any
other man IN National Hockey
League history
The 32-Year-old center drove
the puck past Ken McAWey six
times as the Wings whipped the
Rangers - 10 ., al Olympia last
night
The quiet hammered Howe Stlll
a fiery PLAYER despite 10 cam
paicnS on the Wings and is on the
hic time was The show for the
crowd Of S1i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Bob la|ees
Pink Protests
Scant Mention
of Swim Mari
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Clarence Elmer Pinkston. the
old Olympic diving champion.
complains OF the Scant mention
in the press accorded Allen Ford
of Yale in breaking his own 100
yard swimming record last week.
Al one time MIR Pinkston
was turning out championship
swimmers and divers and teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Scratches
By ni,ed Pres.

nv Jnited Press
HlALEAH
weather clear track fast
frst Race NIFhtty. Grand nav.
Prospect R0t Tumk.
Second RsCe--Clara Beau. Too Much
Collar Ad KITTY Rose
Ihtd Race cat Lady, SunVlse. Bess
Darling nrumuir
Fourth Race Ration Scotch Seminole.
Topping Busy Madeline
aA.h- Raee-rsnlrtrr-- sf'fr-fr.
Eighth Race Dandy Jim
FAIR GROUNDS
weather cirfr. track heavy.
t'tN Race RpEh Countess
Second Race storminess
Third Race Sister Fox
FIffn Race tnhnty Shet-
sixth Race Miss Daunt Ch.rf Bud
Eighth Race Buttermik Tetradan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Koji Yonodd:

Played billiards constantly IN
this country before the war,
Davis J. Walsh indicates he heard
Willie Hoppe say under orders
from Tokyo because of what he
could see. hear and learn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Spit Balls Return:

Is urged by Bob Carpenter
PhillieS new preNy, Believes II
Will give piIcherN- chance with
lively ball without ctr tatftng nit
ting TOO much.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
COACHES IN DARK

Many Metro coaches had been
under the impression that the
league thus season would play
under state rules. which permits
ore overtime session Of three
minute, and ~ the game stilNWsS
f'od az The end ~ mat time the
FIRST team scoring TWO points
thCfr9'tcI wins The game
Adding fhc confusion league
eco, tiart-rYo.j Of ID High
game before clearing up 'lc boz
tuddled situation. When this game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
IN" Plays Indiana:

In basketball at Ann Arbor to-
night Northwestern and Purdue.
tied for first place with Iowa,
play Wisconsin and Ohio, re-
spectively Iowa plays Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Skaters Await
Derby Races
BY KEN HALL
skates Derby Editor

The 1914 gold and silver skates
winners and state champions IN
all classes from cradle 10 seniors
VIII be decided today on Belle
Isle 8 race course,
The twice postponed -Detralt
Times ice carnival is nthis after
noon and evening Cradle, midget
and Juveniles Viii open the pro-
gram al 800 and trial heats IN
the Silver and Gold Skates Der
bieS are scheduled for 40.
There VIII be 90 contenders for
the silver skates. won last year
by John Hebert. an EScansba
coastguardman. The gold skates
Will be sought by 45 racers. Flor
ence Wrona won-in~ 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Hieh School Rival.

Don Savage probably viii sue
coed Billy Johnson al third for
YankS if rookie of year is in
Quoted next week. Both are New
Jersey products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
oATRoIIc IIAnfI

L0urdeF a. Redssuer st# frarssa ~
ST. NaN Hadfor1v So ,efeHs d, g. frr
~ -lregcry- A. Nisitsi ..ff. cr---.--" t,nr
trail AZ a. Benedict. 81 staris,aus sf 50
Joseph ~ Catherine at a. re.ra-.-
Aururciator Hf So Ph. MP So t~ur.a.
Fv,Hard So Pau. 7t 49, rFs
To ssIrr a. 81 HaN Orchard ..rr
tnhy ST. t.u-.t et 81
~ rharI w. Vav Hna n.s
--Hr o. s.Nl.stphaf Sd Al1rs az
Tf--He "asrIr, a. r. He1W.r
hsrrr az AL Saints 50 raiuck A. 50
carmel ~ gauss a. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Phoenix Coli Tournep,

Opens today with first Is OF -.
Byron Nelson, Craig Wood and
Leonard Dodson shared first place
in yesterdays pro-amateur with
best balls Of 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Lake Orion Wins 4th

Lake Orion High maintained
ITS unbealen Trl-County League
record by us fourth victory last
night 22-21 decision over Ro-
chester.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Aces Are t1iqh AGAIN

Jaglowicz Aces marked up their
third victory in q row. eleventh
out Of u by defeating Laskey,
$50 az ST Clair gym last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Archie Jankowski2s 268.

Last night was the high single
game 70 date in Petersen Classic
in Chicago Archie was hot
with 9 strikes in row, Jankow-
skis 1888 topped DetrouerS, won
100 bucks. While Detrolts Joe
Scrihner hit 1902 af4d-Gen4te
Schwoegler, the Madison madeap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

ended with The score 26-aIl after
regulation tim .. the opposing
coaches sent their teams into
overtime, apparently In Tho belief
They were conforming with the
rules.
The league barred overtime
games Il few years ago on grounds
they were TOO strenuous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Ex.GoLf CHAMPION;

John p Humphrey Chicago al
torney who won L. s. southpaw
title in 1922, IS dead Captained
Illinois golf team that year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

INSl NIGHT'~ NFNIIT
DETROIT II. NeV York
TOMORROW GAMES
Chiraeo ~ Montreal
DETROIT AZ Toronto
New York A. Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

that won ma
tional honrs.
Now his boys
have all gone
10 war.
So ne sits
In his cubicle
over at the
Detroit Attn
letic Club and
broods. He is
in charge of
all sports
there. His job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Willie Hoppe Leads:

BY % points over Welker Coch-
ran in their Chicago billiard
match after winning yesterday s
blocks, 50-35 and 5O-4l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

is to see that the Athletic" in
the Detroit Athletic Club IS
maintained with the proper dig
nifty and decorum. Perhaps this
is what makes him brood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

et' tIlNk MS ne
loved enpec-
ttcut farm 20
Gabriel Heat
ter. radio
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rultics from
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one morning
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