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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Music Room Q pened
At Percy Jones -Hospita.
CONTINUED from Page One)
Times Photo

gomery, president Of the High
land Park Music Club. and Mrs.
John M. Brown. member Of this
same club; Mrs. Sidney Jack
son, president of the Music
Study Club of Detroit; CHI
SZanto MRS. Walter +. GeS-
selD. vice president of the
Tuesday Musicale Society, who
represented the president. Lois
Johnston Chapman; Mrs. Otto
Kern, Mrs. Harry w. Taylor,
Mrs. Mckee Robson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
see story on Psr 4.

ductor OF the orchestra, who
presented the room TO Gen.
Joseph &. Bastion, commanding
officer.
"No one person could pre-
sent this ROOM" said Mr.. Poole.
THE boys will dedicate this
room. Boys, l hope you use this
room and I hope you have great
happiness"
Gen. Bastion declared that not
only the patients but the staff,
as well. will appreciate this
room. lie found himself wan
dering into it several times
dav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

keep their farm open through
November--Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
son Seyburn never miss going
To their farm each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C p herso
Browning are closing their sum-
mer home in Howell until next
spring,
Saw Mrs c. Hayward Murphy
the other day - walking down
Lake Shore road with her cocker
on a leash. She looked very
smart in blue and tells us she
LOVES her new house on
Beacon Hill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Social
Birmingham,
BIRMINGHAM. Oct. u.

Mr. AND MRS. W. WHITING RAYMOND entertained a
l group friends and young people this evening dinner
given for their David Raymond who arrived home Friday
from Princeton for midsemeser vacation. Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Britt and their daughter Sandra of Dearborn
dinner for the Raymonds, Friday evening" the
Detroit Athletic Club.
Tom Hubbard assisted by Dan Grgg is making arrange
for the Alpha Omega hayrde which will be given
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Vets Auxiliary
Picks Mrs. Cowan

LADIES AUXILIARY to the
Jewish War Veterans of the
United States named Mrs. Ben
jamin +. Cowan national vice
president at its seventeenth an
nual encampment in New York
City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Home From Texas Camp

Pfc. Stanley T. Poag spent
several days in Birmingham this
week having d short fHriough
from Camp Bowie, Tex. He is
spending his weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
Poag of Saginaw, who formerly
lived in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton F. Coul-
son returned 10 their home on
Berwyn road last Tuesday, ac-
companied by their son and
daughter-in-law, 1t. and Mrs
Milton F. CoulSon Jr., from
Cambridge, o., where 1t. Coul-
son has been IN an army hospl-
tai for several months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Much Activity at Forms

All members OF smart society
who have farms weekend at
their farms these days.
Mrs. John s. Newberry goes
out each Friday night-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Stoepel expect to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Dowaser Says Courtesy Pays

having SUCH a good time with
four (count 'em) OF her grand
children.
The Freddie Bahrs were there
the Kurt Killings and the Har-
old Sleepers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Garden Center Tea

DETROIT GARDEN CEN
TER will hold a tea Nov. 9 in
the White House on Belle Isle
10 honor garden club presidents
and the club contact chairmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Send-offs for Nancy

Nancy Neumann. who goes TO
Ann Arbor Monday as a fresh
man. was guest at tea given
in her honor Friday afternoon
by Jeri-Lou Smith at her home.
Lincoln road, and on Saturday
Mrs. Carl w. Neumann enter
tanned for her daughter at
luncheon at her home in Henley
drive. Guests on both occasions
Included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
'Michiqan in Autumn

Northeastern Women's Club
will meet at 80 p. m. Monday
in st. Marks NJ. F. Church
when Earl B. Brink will speak
on Michigan in Autumn"
Post script., 1944-10-27

guard and Tom Turner, he lfbac ok, distin
.guished himself with two long runs,
one of 90 yards and the other Of 10.
Pvt. Nat Johns on coa ched SOUS team.
1t. Drake toed pigskin brilliantly
for 4th Army during the early rart of
the s. ne and if he had me na ged to sur
vive the buffets he received, the fl.
nal story mi ght have read different ly.
picked drill squad from the eth
Army entertained during the II with
close order drill forms tions.
X y *The ineupsx Il y
SOU: Apadoca, lie: Roberts, 1t: Pow
ell, lg: Thompson, c; Winco, rg: Mot
ley, TT: floore, re: Pa tiers on, qb: Tur.
ner lib: Johnson, RIB; Cabe11, fb. :.
SUBS: Jones, g; Us tsor, fb. Black ).
man, hb: |oma ok, e: Reese, c: Rabb
hb; Bee tty, hb Sims, t; Wa11ace,g.
4th Army: FELTON,, lie; johnson, 1t;
Collins, lg: Brock, c; Peterson, re-;
White, TT: Drake, re: Wells, qb:' Tay-
Tor, lkb. LoWery, RIB: Baxter, fb.
SUBS; stubbs, hb: Foster, OBJ; Mont
gomery, hb: Shelton, G; Moore, t;
Reerd, c: Bart, t; Fuller, e; Na ok, g.
OFFICIALS: Referee, Jack Adkins: um-
Pire, Sgt. Pierro; Field Judge, Sgt.
Briscoe: Head 1inesmsn, 1t. Sesrles; AN
nouncer, Major Hansen.
Post script., 1944-10-27

deta ched service at the
POST SCRIPT office as
ma chine clerk.
A competent music
ian, Sgt. Ha ley's ath-
letic prowess has rob-
bed her Of none Of her
gent leness or modesty
Of : deneanor . .Hcr Home
is in Quincy, Illinois
and she. is, a gra dua to
Of the Quincy High
school.
Post script., 1944-10-27

Despite the pres ence Of two Off
GERS in the 4th Army footba IL teams
line, Its. Brock snd Drake and the sd
dition Of a new quarterba ck to it's
back-field, Sgt. Bob Foster, the "Bu1l
Dogs" from the 4th Army suffered
worse defect at the hands Of the SCU
team last Sunday then they susta ined
the previous week, being held score
less as the Posters rolled up 32
points.
The game was fea tured by two strip
tease routines, fea turing Pvt. Nat
Johnson who was chased ba OK 20 ye rds
from his own scrinma ge line and denud-.
ed Of his shirt and Sgt. Foster Of the
4th Army who lost his shirt to SCU's,
Sgt. IRA ai1head" Watson. =
Watson scored three Of SOUS
touchdowns, Motley, recovering a fun
bic and trucking 35 yards to pay dirt,
scored the fourth and Cabell, plunged
thru for the fifth sixth point ts lily.
One point after touchdown AS run over
and Apoda ca drop-ki cked another to
give SOU her 32 point victory.
S/Sgt. Ii onel Jones newcomer to
SOUS lineup played beng-up game as
Post script., 1944-10-27


lcont'd from pe ge u
whole fort, one Of the
best ping-pong players
here and a good tennis
player and : roller
ska ter.
Prior to her entry
to the WACs ,. Sgt. Ha ley
was learning to- pilot
an airp1ane. AS a wo-
man soldier, she is as
signed to the ON mot or
pool; but she is doing
Evening star., 1944-04-23

SA fighting forces on" '.o" supply lines are the double problem It. ee" Joseph se
couple of Chinese ond
OBJ sbe
in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Jones vs. Movtin At ". Spvinafield

BprinR,ield, Mass, July H- RFoadv way Johnny Jones, nleyeV and hard blttiDg PlilsbuTgD Negro, will face le0FRle Martin Of Boston, holder 0t the welierWeight championship 0l New Fngland, iD the feaiure altTae, ton Of 10 rounds Monday nlgbi ai West Springfield
 J0Ees, pF0tege 0t PTitale Hlyle, Is one Of the most popular nghtels eyer lo appear OD the West Siia snd is given 2 good chance Of upset Ing Martin, whose Tepold shows five wins oyer Ralph HaDnelli The piltsbuTgh lb2SponDdep autl elDted Jerry Florell0 Of Brooklyn beTe early lD the season and two weeks ago put up 2 surprisingly close fight with poley Weleb, NeW England middleWeiRht pbRNp,
 WRlnh, lleidentally, has beeD signed tp defend bis DHg England IR0rDpuna title RgRlDst JerFy Malonl af S rllgneld in 2 l2 round bout al West 6pglngtleld oD August I, The seating capacity st the outdoor llgbt plant is being inNpeased but, according tD MatebmakeT Al QaT0ly, SO great Is the demaDd f0r the bout that more tbRD balf 0f the choice Eesegved and rlngside seats have sls ready been sold
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Pep Willing To Fight, Manager Says 'No"
NEW YORK POLICE
 PLAY BRASSCOS SATURDAY NIGHT

The famous New York Police nine, winners over the N. r. Fire Depart ment aggregation in the big city championship series. will be the opponents of Fred Davis Brasscos at the Municipal Stadium Saturday night under lights. It will be the first appearance of the Cops here in many years. and since they are one of the most colorful aggregations in the East and much in demand as an attraction. another large crowd is expected to be on hand for the event.
 In commenting on the trouble experienced last Saturday night with the lighting equipment, Man. ager Davl stated that he regretted the incident very much and was nos tifled by the owner of the equip- ment that the necessary repairs had been made to the lights and that they would be in tip-top shape for Saturday.
 The Brasscos will be up to full strength for the Bluecoate with Nor- man Red" Branch doing the pitch- ing Bill Johnson will be at his regu- lar third base position. cy Block at second and Aaron Robinson at first. Vern Rehia will take care of the shortstopping berth. The local out- field will consist of Dick Wagner, Amerigo Rossomondo and possibly "Jolting Joe" Binoski of the West Haven Sailors. Howie Hack will do the backstopping.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Strike Me Pink
 If l Don't Think
By DAN PARKER

u,. THAT H TIE RECEIVING M BARNS Jamaica and Aauduc. hsE enormous profits to provide adequate facilities for the
 Tha. John HaI New honest Boxing Commits lap earnestly keep the unfit out New Jersey rings '"'O m That Herbert swope though never at loss for words will I M 70 @ oo % so%s fancy juggling of phrases to justify his opposition cut to poverty for which he is currently shilling That this Leap may account for the fact that ny ~ Sns Tear queen of flat racing and another Maid
 sa s upon 'S % SPpIn @ :1sa for Friday nights bout "aencea oy sentiment for Pep. the native
 KesOn himself off as bIs..ime possibility last rhus
 nr as S % S Y S SsO % Os % 'hss % me thought @ nor: Of pro- than ns a of giving ths customers who a for aSov % bish % % n sn @ d "e sn & manager tries to hit two ocay tcnsis to smihereens in the attempt ~ That chronic continue to paonize their boOks rather than the licensed corner hOrsepayng course betting project which the ParMutua trying on patriarch the bass tribe after dark M and s Sn nov og ne IS ana hen be able shake himself plug trying leap up to the clouds to rid of that Omenng thing in his the mile pole the every time the photo of vacuum to remind him constantly crana cavity
 That Le: o. MuErays height disadvantage to him in
 .aSs. SSs S. Sn Sv. SS.' Turkey Ths@Dssn Friday night . havs always bee" problem children for sEyscapsrs
 Ihss ersnch Hickey with him until every sh s with them whs they "ss s ceae snmves until hts plans bring sp '" 'he season. he has no right to to
 hat the baseball dump Commissioner Land they de- 70 nave another Black sox Old Dandff Oms sbndge and an auo but run Baseball as it should be run and in his late more active both entsly sno pnyay than most of the his noy have shaFpened up for him. - ~ w ~ '''' '.' That the Yankees headway in their job of try ing to down the Those Brownies nave % more sayn power than they possessing seems
 Shat the Dodgers will be used AS nre @ Ior noaoing Leo Doeher who certainly isn't IS happening to the band happening Dodgers souldnr happen even to Jeremiah Francis Looneys dentist,
 That Hatoss Pee the Wrestling should be recalled to m ea country W comrade staln after Baytok paced n charge wseeFed Roohan wEeses a flying visit New York Conssag F expressed pleasure Mn tnsk and pvnsk and predicted the eu Puts
 GcOpyTishs 1894. King Features syndIeatsD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Yankee Mcid
 Wins NctiOnOI

old Orchard Beach. Ne, July 2T --lUPD " Yankee Maid, the volo. mite Filly owned by A, r, Derby Of Wichita, Kan, found increased favor among harness racing fans today to emulate her hRltSbF0ther Greyhound and capture the esO, 900 Hamblet0DiaD harness classic at Goshen, y, Y. next month,
 4 winter book fay0Fite to win the rich stake, Yankee Maid performed iD fancy fashion yestebday at fhe Kite Track here by gtepplDg 0N wtth the national stakes for 3SyearSold tFOtteFs for Q e7ie29 purse,
 Hklllfully driven by Henry Thomas the sweet little Ally swept both heats tn 2;04 lr2 and 2,0S, to outs race the Scotland colt Enae % a stretch dual iD the 0pensY and easily defeat Rose Dean in the second, 4 k2 ticket jn the parlrnueuels on Yankee Maid paid k3,30 to wiD, $500 to place and $40 show money
 Clese Race
 ID the National Stakes race for 2vyeays0ld paeers for . B9,l5l purse, the two 6alts Farm colt Chief took h0th hests although closely pressed by the V0l0mitA FilDey Jessie Mite who stepped the mile iB 2'0s y2, fastest lime f0P the age sDd dls' tADee this year,
 ID the third race 0f the afternoon judges Wlsrnamed JeWeseF as the second horse lH the event and mus tuel pey0fBs were made, Lsteg lDe judges refused to reverse themselyes when Q photo showed that the place position vas won by eafteF HaDoYsV whlle Jswelsg wound pp f0NElh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

NH"HNFF WI EIe Asttened Carr Morris, the 0rlgv inal Whlte hope, ln the starts ills medlately before bis untlmely death, be topped JeSs Willard end Jlm Berry lD nesdeelslon engaeenents, Knocked out ~ Kaufmsn ln two, RiFemap 5lm Flynn in le, Al Pals Ter ln tR and hested Prank Moran jn a l0rT0und novdeelsl0n a1alr,
 This was during the hectic hunt for a white hope t0 take the tltle from LII ATtbnV Johnson, MeGaFty quickly geined such prominence as q Whlte hope that be tougea We
 A 6gbtsV was 2 AghteV with Me- GartV, He didn't understand class limits, HIS manager, Bnlv MegaFv ney, ngst saw him being chased out Of q Chicago gymnasium for belllllR out q snlalleT b9ker,
 NGGaTthV was happyFgQFlpekyl wag not e0nReVDed about money
 MeGARTR Fll8kW MNphys
 MncaVty's llfe Was typleal of hls hlTfhplaRe, Wild Horse gRnFan,
 Almost from Infancy ne loved 70 ride, A cowboy, he delighted ln fTlpk vlalng, En New York he was yonl fn gallon tbV0ugb GentFal PaFk, hurlIng bls hat pp handkeFehlef .Qn the ground, and gheellne, Faelng pack at full speed and pleklhg J up, Times were when hls .gFeel Welght and strength pulled DIS mount eVeg end hQtl wehla sg tlImbllng, But MegaFtE, slEangely enelgh, apparently DsVeF was seF' 'Y Ieok one of these tumbles shortly bef0Ee going t0 palaaFV, 2 city which had Rn nneannv aIs atfraetl9B f0r hlln, He WRa attracted hy lls WesteVn llfe and FQaeQs, Time end aggin be had lmp9Ffllheg MeGaTHev to get hlm 2 hght ihele'
 II Was . s0lNbeT, overcast af.eFs naon ln GhlRaFV, MaV 2l,, lpls, wnen MeosFty EqllaFeg eH Agalnsf ArInuE pelkv who dldnf belong ln the same inelnsuTe with him,
 AHAA0 ABOUT liIR BEAD
 AeGaFneV says he cant explain IL, hlll that he had strange mlhRlVF iaas, ( nFnGantimant that something wak ealng 70 happen, MeGaFfp dianE heIaDg lD ehiaeFV, He was lakan there by guarantee maze kY Tommy Burns, flle promoter .kle lieal church needed Q neg Sell
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
'GoHsett To HsVe EndwvoHee Reees

Pawtuckel R, l., Suly 27-lUPlw 4 special series of endurance races for 3-yeaIrolds and up wiN feetnBe the autumn meeting Of the NaFgaS gansett Racing Association begin ming here Aug, l6,
 Purses totalIpg S22 800 will be 0fT fored and the distaHce of the bapT dieap will increase progressively each week from a mile and a sikF ieeDth to two miles and slyteenth, At conclusion Of the meeting, boz nuses will be awarded owners end tTainers compiling the gTestest pumbeT Of points,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
BALTIMORE HOST
 TO BASEBALL TEAMS IN SEPT.

Baltimore, Maryland. July 27- At a meeting of the directors of the Ali-American Amateur Baseball As- sociation the offer of the City of Baltimore and Mayor MeKeldin to invite the championshi pteams from the cities in the United States. who are franchise holders in the A.A.AB.A., to be the guests of the city for the Championship Elimina- tion Tournaments to be held Sep. teInber 7-i2 inclusive was unap- imously accepted by the directors, and the officers were directed to CO., operate with the city in accordance with the Board of Estimates letter to them dated June 9. i94s.
 The directors and officers of the A.AA,BA. are very much pleased to have the city extend the inyi- tation. as 1t further emphasizes the interest Baltimore has shown In amateur baseball. and 1t is the be- lief that these contests will be i'm" portapt to the city of Baltimore. Franchises were awarded to nine cities; Elmira. N F.; Waterbury, Conn: Baltimore, Md; Washington. D. C.; Germantown. Pa: Zanesyille, Ohio; Richmond. Va; Philadelphia, Pa; and Middle River, Maryland.
 0Flele Park
 The Baltimore International League Club, through Manager H1anatau Fnaalaaaa nae nrasfi0aaelu Of. fered the A,A,A,B,A, the use of OFI. ole Park in which to stage some of the tournament contests, The 0ri- oles' move to the Baltimore 6tadis um, caused by the fire which swept 0Tl0le Park, may make some changes necessary, Glenn L. Mar, tin and Wilford Carter. President Of the A,A,A,RAp will confer with Mayor MeKeldin iD the near future relative to the use of the stadium for the final contests.
 Several important changes in the tournament rules were made by the board at the meeting, the most far reaching being one which will bar, forever, Q manager who plays Rp ineligible man jn a touFnainent game, This practice has long been one Of the evils Of sandl0t eompeiiS ten, but the A,A,A,BA, by careful checking end a system Of ldenllfiea. ton, hope to be able to eradicate this practice,
 c, Andrew Miller was appointed YiaepehairDaD of the tournament committee, Vie GauaEa Of WasbS ingtoD, D, C., Is chairman,
 4 letter from Glark c, Grlftltb, president 0f the Washington AmegS lean League Ball Club, offering . fine trophy 10 be presented to the Championship Club was read, It was unanimously voted to accept the trophy, and Mg, Griffith gIlI be 0D hand at the final geDe to awerd the symbol Of All,AmerleaD Champions to the wiEpiDg club at the eoDelu5 sion Of the tournament here,
 Nine other cities are being ipyes' ligated by the Franchise Committee, They aTe' HaReTstewp, Md TfeDS ton, V, g,i Rlkton, Md, ] enmbegiaDd, Md, AtlaDtie City, N, Ji Green vile, s, e. Charlotte, y, G. Wtlm5 jDgt0N, pelRBaFei Buffalo, h, Y
 These attending the meeting toE day Included Glenn D, Martin, phajVmaD of the AllgAmeTleaD AWRs ieuT Baseball Ass0alRll0Oi Wilf0gd A, 0aVlsg, ppesideDti PPank Clark, aeeretargStTeasngeG, and Directors, 2, Q, Taylor, Philadelphia, Ps,i Vie GauaEa, Washington, D, g3 Don WslkeV, ElMira, V, Vi Q, w. swan, Middle River, Mgi q, Andrew Miller Baltimore, Md,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Garter Tops JoHes

TjYeFton, R, L. July H-iUPlw HaTdrpuneplng JolpTy Garter, lss, Of Philadelphia unanimously ont- p0jDled "Iigtl Lou Jones l63, of Augusta, Ga, last plglDs ip the lo' round feat lre bout at the stadium
 ID lrelimlnaFles, Bob Enelish, lso, Pall River, Mass, decislolled Dan Russell, l26, PhjladelEhla ieli Mickey Green, l6g, U, 2, Navy, dev plsioned Harold Christensen, lsa V g, Navy l6l,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

MGOaJty d0Datee Me, The priest spoke From the ring,
 Almost before the echo Of the opening bell had died agay Pelky landed 2 light blow pndsP the heart RHd MeGsVty, netes for bis ability to take t as well as dlsb t out, sank to the floor, The TefeTee stood Rgbast, tben mechanically stalleq Lhe count, An autopsy disclosed lDas MnGRTty had died Of . hem' m0pFhaRe Of the brain,
 As he lay on the nooF being p0nnted out faFeVep, the sun peep ad thV0uRb Q small apeFtnFe ln fhe clouds mad shNNe f0F 70 seconds en the face of Luther MpgaFly, WakV lHg an eVVie halo about hls beag'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
gEsms Fer Bvaves

Boston, July aTwlUPl wWlih W players nov In the armed fQFeee, Nle RNst0D Braves announced lhal NlFae more we've sehadnlad lp take lllell pTRr Induction examination today
 Those 0FdeVed 70 appear wegn 0gsi Basaman MaK Macon, 0llflleiaeF ohai RAsS, and plieheF aien kl0Dp The Braves star see0nd nAsenlAnl G0nDle Ryan, reported f0F nAVal training YneaaaYs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Pv. shee Leeewe

Raeved Hearts and HapeVllle were winners 0f baseball gaWes in the Rev, TboDRs Rhse league, played VesleFdayI the Hearts eainlng ass'0 hbutopt Victory tbsueb each team got but thVee bllsI 5lmDV PleFsaD hltilnR well f0F the WlNners,
 Mccarthy Of the TrlbDnes hela H0peVillR baltRVs 10 three hits but was beaten 9Sk, the losers getting Rlghl blnglnk Aff MaHllls,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27

scarcely turn cd 2i W hen death overlook him ip the Calgary ring,
 MccaFty 6sA 20b, had every thing, He fought less thRD three years, but ln that brief span bea [ the best around except Jack J0llnv son, for whom he was pointing,
 He was one 0f the few Wh Q knocked out Hon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
|I.R.A. Sogtbsil

EyRIei Rpeelaltg doubled tlae score AH LuK elaek last nlgnt Ip . Dusty sogfhau league gAnlej engiHR s2 @ 6, ho less Han l7 hlis WeEe made by the winners, klagl gefflns tE0 thFaasbaae hts end single feF the RannaReI King going vel feT LUX,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
sNAKEA RELIER

As late as the lRlb century swallows WeHe believed 10 blherg nate in the mud al the bottom Of streams, TO prove this tbeeTy, red tbGeads weFe tied around ibe legs Hf DuMeF0ls swallows, some 0f which were TeeaptuFea the next yeRE, Since the thPaaas WRre uDladRd, faitb 70 tbe belief was shaken
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
FIGHTING STORIES FOR FIGHTING MEN He'd He Lived, Luther Mecovty Would Hovs Been Gveetest of Heovyweieht chomps - Roche
By BILLY ROCHE FelnOWs Referee

Luther MccaVthys career was brief, had . tragic ending, Had the blg fellow from pFlftwo0d Greek, Wild Horse Canyon, Hitchcock County, Neb, lived ! believe he would have been the greatest Of heavyweight champions, ge had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
LAST 70 FINHT

0eeFee v, klng ef 0Eeat Bgllaln fVpm l727 % lTe0, was the last bFliF lsll monarch ta take active part lD 2 Willtagg eampalgD and ie pATitei' pete in battle,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
(lI's W0ID ART 00NTRRT

AbsFdeen Nd, luPlwFhs AFDly Ordinance Proving Ground beFe Ie5 gently conducted an aFt contest f0F 0ES stationed 9n the post Con- lFlbuil0ns were llmliad le aFt work s-palDllng, drawing, prints 9g seulpg lnFe done ab Q hobby and geF lelll commercial pllFD0Ses, Nilleiysklk dollars ln purchase eFaefs eE An artists snpp|g Ei0Re Was aWafded io nedallnf hembEaDdis b khakL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
NAPIANAL LRAGllE

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 8osl9D ,IApgTews lgrslwbTs0 D. pb
 "sG Louis Mgepheep s,R Dng Coop er le,U gt plllaaelphla ,UlaHfps' hsVgeV ArlR and e siOwslO0 ?, mp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
Naktenis Stors As Pitcher. Better

Hartford, Conn, July 27 - lU,gl Pete Naktenis pitched Q sbutout game against scranton last piebt and contributed two singles and 9 triple to enable Hartford to win TO, Meanwhile Albany took a doubles headeF from WilkesrBarFe and shaved Hartfords Eastern League lead to seven and oneThaN games
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-27
flames P0saaU

HbNnee VNaAF Scranton at Hartford e,lb) Wilkes Barre At Albany WilllamRpOFt nt Ffina ElmiTa Rf Binghamton