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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Sutkd 10 Test
eSMonddY

Sam Hughes. hard-punching De-
troit middlcwcicht VIII face his
most severe test Monday night
when he opposes Joe Sutka, sea-
soned Wyandotte veteran in the
lO-round hcadhncr on the Ar
cadia fight card
Sutka replaced Jimmy Mandell
on the card following an injury to
the Buffalo fighters arm Man
dell has agreed 10 meet the win
ncr. possibly next week. -
Matchmaker Scotty Suachan
has paired Johnny Montreal. Buff
lalo lightweight, with Bill Eddy
OF Flint IN one of the TWO six
roundcrs
Thu othgr six-roundcr pits
SampsQn-D6wcll against Buster
Peaks lat mlddlcWclGhts Four
round bouts VIII mark the debut
OF Marry Doats,' Detroit hy-
weight. against Young Duffy of
Grand Rapids Willie Almonds
meets Bill Kent, Detroit welter,
and Neal Stokes opposes Count
De NarIoWe IN other tours,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

ing Field. Fla. specializing in
carrer-baecd planes 49,, Aviation
Cadet Art Sto'key is training a.
a bomhardicr an Ellington Tex
Two boys who wore acting
captains a. l.. of u last season
are IN tho navy Don Lessnau
stationed ~ Ferracm and Avi-
auoe Cadet Mek RchardNon, az
Central SIT Pleasant
News of other University of
Detroit lads IN tho service .,.
I'd Kdbcr 81 the tcrns 'eam Al
m.d>mpmar school At Harvard
~ Jack Davidson golf cap
tam transferred from Quantico
20 NInuar Fold Cal Ensign
RAY Kelly eager has completed
t co'.0 ri ttc amphihiou.
faIrrl center and - nou otcJ
seas team mate. BIZ
~rrrnC. i. physical training M
sfrsC'gr q F0rt Myers. Fla
NnCc E-rus. another eager, i'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
STAR An ASSET

Others figured the stars were
too busy playing 10 spend much
time on the Job and decided 10
go back TO lesser known pros.
Several of the pros left because
they got better jobs elsewhere.
Plum Hollow found out during
DemaretS stay there that a star
pro can be a real asset TO a club.
His two seasons were the most
successful in the clubs history
and officials give no little credit
TO Jimmy.
That vas why, when he left,
they Immediately began looking
for another tOpnotCher and didn |
stop until they obtained Byrd.
The postwar pro lineup which
again Will have WatrouS, Joe Bel
fore. limerick KoSciS, Tommy
shannon and the other regulars
also Will be given a boost If Chick
Harbcrt returns TO Battle Creek.
1t must he remembered, there
always will be places for the old
standbyS. those fellows. who al
though they are not such great
shuckS as players, nevertheless,
serve their clubs so well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Sammy Bdugh
Heads Acts at
Sportsmen Show

A wide variety OF entertainment
with many national sports figures,
Will take the place of equipment
exhibits at this years Michigan
Sportsmen's and Boat Show open
ing at Olympia next Saturday
afternoon for a nine-day run.
In planning the program Bill
Pfau the shows manager has in
cluded baseball, hockey, football,
hunting, fishing, archery, fly and
bait casting. golf, swimming and
champion retriever dogs on his
list of events.
Heading a LONG list of sports
luminarieS Will be Slingin' Sammy
Baugh who Will do Texas rodeo
rope tricks and throw footballs
into the crowd al each perform
ance- Catchers keepers.
Rabbit Maranville will intro
duce his vest pocket catch of a
baseball; AL Watrous and Frank
Walsh. viii give golf pointers;
Bill Conger. a trick archery dem
onslration; the l7-year-old Crusey
twins fly and bait casting act, and
Chuck Burns and Bill Dudley viii
indulge in table tennis, with com
ments by Don Faust.
Hunting and field trial dogs
VIII be one of the big high spots
of the show with every popular
breed benched by Grin Benson and
several Michigan dog owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Playing Pros Gain in
Favor at Clubs Here
By NJ. z. DRUKENBROD

A new concentration of pro golf
ing talent is sighted in this dis
triCt
Acquisition of Sam Byrd by
Plum Hollow and of Claude Har-
mon, fine prospect among the
younger pros, by Lochmoor are the
latest indications of a swing
toward star players.
II had It's beginning two years
ago when Plum Hollow obtained
Jimmy Demaret, the first name
pro signed by a district club IN
more than 10 years
Then last year, Red Run en-
gagged Frank Walsh. long one OF
the country'S standout players.
Not so long ago. another Of the
larger clubs was all set 10 sign a
-tt5rtTUTTtty known star As playing
pro in addition TO IT'S regular pro.
but finally decided 10 wait until
after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
By Edgar Hayes
The GREATER GAVE By Edgar Haye.
DIAMOND BETTER STILL USING HIS FISTS

playing basketball in the Gala
pages Islands
Ray Navin former L. Of d.
gridder, IS running into his old
friends AT IndlantoWn. Pa.
his first stop, he met 1t Art
Anderson Then he was sent over
seas and was so surprised when
he mot It. Bob BabhiSh he forgot
20 salute him 1t Bill King
who was A Titan fenCer. has re-
celved citation from Admiral
IlalScy for action with the marine
paratroeperS in the South Pacific.
Luke ApplinC was named play
ing manager Of the Camp Lee
team. hut before he took over he
was transferred 10 Lawson Cen
cral Hospital Ar Atlanta, Ga
It. Charlie Gchrineer has issued
a call for baseball players at 81
Mary Pre-Flght School IN Cali
fornia His boss now Is 1t
Comdr potSv Clark George
NcAfeo All-American from Duke
and the Chicago Bears, has been
commissioned an ensign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Those FLYING Frcnchmen from
Montreal have the Stanley Cup
almost IN their hands But be-
fore they wrap II up with VIC
tories this Sunday night az Chi
cago and Tuesday az Montreal
I'd like 10 get on the record
with one statement
Les Canadiens are not super
hockey team.
They are a fine hockey team
a spirited group Of team players
but l cant 90 along with Dick
IRWIN when he says the team
that is knocking tho Black
Hawks of rates with the hest Of
the past 10 years
They arc by far the best in
the league this year But ! dor
think these Canadlcns could
stand up before the Boston team
led by the Kraut Limo of Woody
Dumart Mlt Schmidt an n
Bobby Bauer. that knocked of
Detroit in four straight for the
Cup three seasons ago.
Nor do | believe Twins club
could stand up before the un-
ceaSinG drive of the Toronto
club Of two seasons ago with
Syl Apps GordIe Drillon Billy
Taylor Wally Stanow,k and
Pete Langelle among ~, stars,
SAME As LAST YEAR
Don't forget most Of these
CanadionS were on tho team
that lust sQueakcd into the
playofS last year. because DC
troit gave them the chance by
knocking out Chicago in the
final game Of the season
That Detroit team. with the
driving Sid Abel 70 lead the
charges, with Jack Stewart and
Jimmy Orlando hack 10 rock
them on the defense and with
Johnny Mowers in tho nets,
would have put a different out
look on hockey for the Cana
diens.
But that Is true all through
the league Every club except
Montreal has been riddlcd nv
service calls and the French
men were able 10 pick up tho
odd player like Phil Watson
from other clubs. Montreal is
the bcSt-ln war year Just as
Detroit was last season.
| don't want 10 dctract from
MontrcalS impending Cup vic
tory They earned II.
! mover saw a team that let
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
National Roller Skating
Meet Opens. Here May I

Because Of The war. younger
skaters viii come In for more
emphasis In the 1914 champion
ships The Six-day program lists
Juvenile. Junior and intermediate
events for boys and girls. and
novice and senior competition for
men and women
The meet here VIII bring TO-
cether The cream of the nation s
roller skaters. who qualified ir
their regional competition The
Michigan ellmlnauons are sched-
uled for Monday and Tuesday al
Arcadia Rink
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

plonShips here, this same Watrous
viii be on hand 10 challenge the
new stars who come hereafter
the war or any other time.
Among the additions also was
an amateur-George Won Elm, who
had Just beaten Bobby Jones for
the l.. S. Amateur title.
In fact. there was such an album
dance of talent here then that 10
win even a pro-amateur a fellow
had 10 beat out a couple recent
winners Of the L. s. Open, not to
mention a British. Canadian OF
Western Open titlcholder.
But gradually the old gang was
broken up When the depression
came several OF the clubs had 10
let their stars 60 10 save money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Plans for the seventh annual
United States amateur roller skat-
lne championship. sponsored by
the Roller Skating Rink Operators
Association. and 70 be held a.
Arena Gardens here May Is are
rapidly taking shape
Fred 4 Martin. secretary
treasurer Of the RSROA and
again lp charge Of the event pre-
dictcd this Years championships
atIqupro7oh the more than 450
of 1913 despite loss Of hundreds
of skaters 10 the armed forces
Last year &. meet was also held
Ia Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Jamaica Results

mile.
HAPPY LARK ibf"0k'l 20 3 40 ~
Free Double Guernl $50 80
Jmuri tlernAsf 80
Time y - 3-5. of oiA1
WISE Rrave Tau k0F Leroy Bvgone
star ana Flying son . 60 ran.
g. Sf.c4A-f4- r A. 81 yesT-cffs and NJ, -
mile
Boil Dandy LNrchl 80 90 81 on
lean Miracle tMehr'enV 10 FL 40
Bogndine b." Atsins9n 40
.re II 40 on 81 p
Blue Ridge HeiEhf % lApd Al " nue.
BIC 2 Frac SongoHrs' ana General war
also fa.
,, THIRD RACE 2'yeaf-'l0' \ mHe'
Hilyer our
tLoFeridEtl lo-vo su 81
Ia.mfdty ibf""hs) 80 81
Reason tilnfS"ni 80
Time .hl l-a OF 3 10
SCI cap Nhnie Lea. Mole Brand and
TO Coy mere also ran
FOURTH EACE--5-}esr-oids 80 fur
ln1t-
t1A hi VINE 'fief .H' 4' ~ t' 1I
N4.-e'N 40 'oifan-tI - 81 ~ ~
bgd 'fet 'bt'ohs lu
L-Llt---H-
Iatpan war pressing Nspoo say
sandy W,.d h.ee- a,hrns0 5-ln nee
ace. W ls' sep 'iHo' ana sH1At' sneAe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Hold Audubon Lecture

The next lecture Of the Detroit
Audubon Society will be given
Monday evening by Alexander
Sprunt Jr. of Charleston. =. c. m
the large auditorium Of the Dc
troit Institute Of Arts His subject
is "A Nat8rahst-Atleld, Afloat
and Aloft"
The program is co-sponsored by
Cranbrook. Detroit Biology Club
and the University Of Michigan
Extension Service. Admission Is
free.
Swing shift workers who arc
members of the RoSevllle Sports
men s Association are 10 get a
break. In addition 10 their regu-
lar monthly meeting Wednesday
AZ s p m. AT VIEW Hall 2o67l
Gratiot a special meeting for
night shift workers VIII be held
a. 2 o. m, next Sunday Roy
Hinkle club president announces
Both meetings VIII be high
lighted by important discussions
on proposed changes M duck hunt
ing laws. The first Dd1-nH-444t ll4--
Macomb County Sportsman the
clubs official publication. VIII be
distributed at both meetings.
The last of FIVE duck meetings
in southeastern Michigan viii be
held AT the Monroe County court
house Monday evening. II is
sponsored by the Monroe County
Rod and Gun Club and Will be
conducted by p. H. lHyl Dahlka,
club president
Held for the purpose Of deter
mining what relaxation OF water
fowl laws is desired BY hunters.
Barika wIii present his findings al
the North American Wlldlfe Con-
ference IN Chicago April 24-26.
The Trenton SportSmens Club
VIII hold their annual fish dinner
Monday evening ~ lOOF Hall.
Capt Thomas Stock. newly
elected president Of the Detroit
Bait and Fly Casting Club an
nounced Saturday that the Great
Lakes meet Will be held i'm Toledo
June l0-ll The national tourna-
rnent is set for 81 Louis Aug.
2S-27. Other officers Of the De
trolt club are Paul Cowan. Nlce
president Charles Wilcox. Secre-
tary. and Frank OBrien. treas
uYer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
j. D. Announces
Spring Cards
BY TOM HARPER

University of Detroit spring
sports schedules predominated by
contests with service teams were
announced Sunday by Lloyd Bra
Ill athletic director
Eight baseball and seven tennis
meets are scheduled with service
teams. -Four Big Ten opponents
and NoTe Dame headline the golf
program.
Brazil will take over the man
agement of the nine in place Of
Bud Boeringer who IS on leave Of
absence William Kelly and Eddie
Barbour Will again coach the golf
and tennis squads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Chef speaker AZ the banquet
VIII be John r NacN.col VI =
author Of a bi.l n The House OF
Commons asking that Jack
Miners birthday boz proclaimed
the Jack Nine \atona. Ni.dEio
DAY. a day when boys and E,r.,
viii stud, W.idlfe IN schools hW.d
bird houses and carry ont Jack
Miners ideals 81 lie
From 7.5G % s lp m ENI the
Canadian Proa8C8>tnC Go VIII
carry NacNiCol S speech and Jack
Miners reply Churches through
out Canada and the United states
Will sing his taN0rite old hymns
this Sunday and again next sun
ret
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
COLI SCHEDULE
TENNIS SCHEDULE
Wants Midget Players

Battalion No ; seeks players
for Firen1en's Midget League play
Must he under rs and not over
5 feet ) inches tall Report 10
Clark Park Tuesday 5 p m for
tTNOut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE-4-year-olds and NJ =
Great Albert cpsrmsn.j 10 40 800
Ham, spr'g
tEhumpson1 4 20 So
Tine l.1i2.5 ~ 2o7
LAwyersvilIe Call N Colors PalAdlr
and smoky snyder aIso ran
SECOND RAcE-4-ysar.oId, and up \
LIksasno' tEado $40 $50 20
Liberty Pan tArcaro1 $50 g
cyrus tPermanei 80
Time ; II or 40
Fqwstar War Page stitch Again and
Wishnone Also ran.
THIRD RACE-3-year-olds & mile,
The Captain lPermane) 40 70 50
n Observer G-aYtonl 50 81
Lord Hsiran fNodRrsel M
Time III 2-A or i3iA
a-Campion Hail Cetcs Chsre Brandy
Collar Al and Nimhie also ran.
a.W Wei entry.
FOURTH RACE -3.yesr-olds and NJ a.
mile
P.s Tails Fermann 24o $50 2 20
Good CONG Patterson 3 m 90
Zacg Rosa ttadsl 90
Time . no 2-5 m 49,
Blue Pom Marian and Mntock also
ran
FIFTH RACE - s-ysar-old' and up
Cant Caution tArCaro) 50 10 ~
Rush Act. lThompso0V 40 3 40
Pcr' Harmony Lsytr0l %
Tire a off 40
Iamer.ra Rosy Brand Art ~ war.
Hickcry Head and Speedway also ran.
SIXTH RACE o. 3-ytSr-o.ds and up
% utIes
-Four Freedoms tArcAro1 80 5 40 50
ArFarne Woods tCampheit z 10 3 10
Marriage Thompson 10
Tine ~ equals track record. ~
hsif
sweep sutnEsr. Grssshorpsr II and
Equinox aeC ran.
sEvFNTH RACE 3yssr-oids lis
fr .fe
Pe'ft Peau
trrrwars, 10 N LOO an.
Re.t call lHarr % 3O
Trenu-h Basic 80
Tire AZ AA-ai& sa--
Tir SKI L-ft SANTA Mare az Re
vfVe also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
ONLY NEW SEATS

The management cannot he ac-
cuScd of morconary motives IN
making This change. because only
seven seats were added 10 the
capacity qsiaJho entire grandStand.
a new nutuel hnc and lava
tories have been Installed in the
upper section OF the blcachers.
with a ramp cat through the stand
SO that fans no longer need 10
descend the stairs 10 make bet.
At the other end Of the plant,
an addition is being placed on the
clubhouse 10 house new $50 win
and place windows
I'VE will also have n house
office there 10 keep away the
shoppers, YOU know, those boys
who try 10 peak over your
shoulder To see what you are
betting" said Lewis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
NISLES WIDER

,AslCN have been Wldencd IN The
Crand>tand which Viii lessen con-
ECSuuU there
The ramps winch Slanted up and
then down ir steep grades 10 the
mclzauuue betting lines have been
Ietelcd o0
The siding of the ramps has
beer replaced 10y heavy wire
screens.
IHf problem ~ pushing up tho
crowded ~iau, from the ground
level 10 The CrandStand has been
eliminated by extending the grand
stand boxes over part of the
stairs. tina, making II impossible
10 view the races from the steps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
STAR ANY TINE

Take d0fonSowan Glen Far-
mon There the player Id call
the rookie defenseman Of the
year
Dick Irwin compares him 70
King Clancy and I think he's
correct Harmon not only does
things right he rs the leader
and directs play while he IS
out there a real holler guy.
Butch Bouchard the big bee
keeping defcn>oman probahlvls
the most improved player IN the
National Hockey League
IIc deals one of the most VIE
ciouS body checks IN the league
and II any ono wants 10 punch
Wen hear plenty about the
high scoring Maurice Richard
from here on. But write IL
down now that Glen Harmon
and Butch Bouchard arc two
Can7dIens who will continue 10
be stars for years
They're likely 70 open the
way for tho Canadions 70 make
u three straight over the
Hawks this Sunday night in
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Chance Raccoon Law

Fifteen nights for training coon
dogs from Sept ! 10 IS and
change in the Michigan tattoo law
VIII b. presented 10 the Michigan
United Conservation Clubs a. their
annual convention Set for Bay
City June Ills. Dy Fred Miller
president Of the Michigan Dog
Owners Association
Al present no provision made
for training coon dogs ISL night
prior 10 tho hunting season Dogs
may bc trained during daylight
hours bu' rlnctai' hunters point
out this is 81 no benefit as rae
coons move only al night
A change tn fne tattoo law
which now permits Gro tp teiar
dog 81 days before repo'uE It to
the police would te ld..e8 SIS
hours Ir anc'rc- resolution l br
presented
as the law stands now a
hunter msy find tattpocd dog
Use him for the duration ~ the
hunting sea son. then report ~
10 the police without running
afoul of the law, tiI.cv cA-
planned.
a Gtor of seven pointer pup.
Will be exra ite1 nv Te-r S-rgIc,
a. tre Sportsrcr STOW az
Olympia April IS "a Is e. r.
Walter ~ East Detroit UI eE-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
STELLAR LINEUP:

How far this swing viii 60 won't
be known until readJuStments are
completed following the war. But
there IS al least a possibility A
lineup approaching the stellar
array which held forth here IN the
giddy twenticS will result
Those were the days. Remem-
Der?
Members from time to time Of
that merry crew, whose reign eN-
tended for more than 10 years,
included such stars as Walter
Hagen. Mike Brady, Leo DicgeL
Tommy Armour, Harry Hampton
Davcy Robertson and Charley
Guest.
A skinny younCSter named Al
Watrous Just out OF the navy
began his climb early IN those
days and it wasn't long until he
established his right to place
among those worthless
Still about and winning cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
RNSERALL NCHtnILE


Aprr - Military Police No T2s there.
Anrb % RnUu.us AIT Base. here
NAV 1T S coast Guard here.
MAY wayne University there.
MAY Military Police $50 T2s here
MAY IL Romuius AIR Base there
MAY l5-D Coast Guard there
MAY IS Wayne University here
Fort custer here and thrrc tentative
GOLF SCHEDULE
Aprn i5-Univsrsuy OF Mich raSlathers
Aprl % " cEtern Michigan College.
there tentative
April - Indiana Tr'trrs fy. There.
April 90 Purdue University there
Nav Western Michigan College here
Centativel.
Nav - Ohio state University. here
NAV 13-Notre Dame here
Nav --UnleersIty az Mich Kan here
MAY 27-Ouen
TENNIS SCHEDULE
Anrl IS Detroit Tech
Nav s-Grosse lie Naval Base there
May TO- Detroit Tech
MAY 10 Military Police No 72s
May t4-Grosse ile Nsval Rsss
Mav ls-Rom Iius AT Rase there
Nav ie-Mntary Police No 72s here
Nav % Rontfus Air Base here
NAyal Procurement, here and there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
EBBIE SAYS:
.CANADIENS ARE GOOD,
BUT NOT A SUPER TEAM
BY EBBIE GOODFELLOW
Former Red Wings Coach
and Hockey Immortal

down less. that kept the right
mental attitude 20 the finish
even though they lost only Eve
Of .1srir 30 regular games
That's hard 70 do But We
saw them here IN Detroit driv-
ing right 10 the finish keeping
the purks away from Fill Dur
ran too. even though they had
the game won
There are some men on this
Montreal team who would he
stars any time not just a war
year.