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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

shortly TO entertain our troops
with football pictures and MS
own pleasing grldIrou yarns.
HIS. main mission IN town
Yesterday was TO address the
Motor City Traffic Club, a gang
af lke wlre Gents who really
know how to turn II on and get
things done
We dropT n in last night on
the Leahy affair AZ the Statler.
where Mr.. Joe BuSha tDean of
Parlors and Baths az Llnsdale
College, was his usual obliglng
self. and Judge Joe Moynihsn
vas doing an Ali-AmeFiea job ef
spellbinding in his role as toast
master
Coach Leahy brought along
pictures Of the Notre Dame
-loFta sSSaahaHik game which tA4-
tured. among others. the Scrsa-
tlOnal play Of mat former Titan
All America. Vince Banonis.
The Irish mentor had many
glowing things 10 say about
Vince Banonis. lie talked about
football IN general and gave
many little nsights into the
strategy used by coaches in
handling Young men Who play
the game for them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Keeps Up on Wings

Cpl. George Maskin. former
Times sports writer now work
inE on the Stars and Stripes in
London. reports that he gets
the Red Wing scores before
noon "a q. m Detroit timel the
day following the game 4.
Capt. Manila G. (Bud) Shaver.
former Times sports editor, hack
from Alaska. IL staff CUT7udt
intelligence officer. helping 10
train combat crews at the army
air base Al Clovis. ~. M.
Fred Mandel. owner OF the
Lions, here from his Chicago
home. reports Coach Gus DoraiS.
eH-a talent hunt along the
Pacific Coast, has picked up
few promising looking recruits
-. Dorais viii return 10 De-
-treit about Feb. rs.
Reports from New York say
that Beau Jack was the az
gressor in his bout with Sammy
Angott. that he hit harder and
more often and even outboxed
Sammy, who is supposed 10 he
one of the smsrtest Also,
Jack took a blow better than
Angott. who was rocked in five
Of the rounds and Angott
suffered bruised left eye and
Jack was unmarked and the
best the officials could give the
colored boy was a draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Wings Planning
To Finish I'd
BY LEWIS u. MALTER

Bill FLASH HoBett, Murray
Armstrong and that little goal
tender Connie Dion, know al last
what II is 10 play in a losing game
with the Detroit Red Wings
But AS The Wings start WaEm-
ing up their attack today for 4
whack at the New York Rangers
Thursday. Capt Hollctt and tho
other new Detroit players still
believe the Red Wings are the
best team in The National Hockey
League
Were going 10 give Mont
real real rsssle for that stan
lev Cup. even II 10 does look
little late To catch them in the
regular season." said Hollett.
a win over Rangers here
Thursday night will put us in
second place alone and We
should he able 10 sew IL up for
keeps II we can take Toronto
in those two weekend games"
Montreal's high-rollinG Cana
diens do look too hard 10 catch
They are out in front by eight
and a half games, with only rs
10 play. But II Detroit can Clinch
second place it will have the most
desirable plsyoff position. They'll
catch the weakest team in the
playoHs IN tho first round Then
they figure 10 tackle the Cana
dlenS IN the finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
He's q Regular

Cong back IN MIR J A mes
(Shortnin Bread Melton. who
is A glowing example Of how IN
this land a person can leap into
great fame and still retain an
unbelievable modesty and deep
understanding for others. =
Melton is what we m the
sporting mob call a regular
guy. Although he IS in the
Metropolitan Opera Company,
and in great demand for screen.
radio and concert performances.
he likes 10 sit down and talk
SORTS the same as the boys IN
the hack room.
He once played football al
the University Of Florida He
still follows the game with great
interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
towdown on Star

In a private SfEzto We qutZEed
Teshv At some length concern
jrg the man we thought was
the No. college player of the
land last year - tackle Jim
White Of the Notre Dame team
As Devastating and relentless
as White was on the football
field. his coach confideS that the
Young giant Off the field is quiet
and modest and actually very
retiring person
Leshy's overseas trip vii
make il impossible for him 10
h Al spring practice this year
At NOire Dame But no saws
the Irish will 20 ahead with
football And he thinks all other
colleges should follow suit. n
they can drum up as many as
II players
Frank told story that ilhIS-
trateS what sports mean to The
men IN service.
II had one letter that stands
out shove all others" he said
1T WAS from a NOtTe Dame
man. We was with those march
ing into one ~ the hottest
battles I'm italy. And the song
they sang - they marched to-
ward the battle pits MAS Cheer.
Cheer for Old NotTe Dame u
might just as well have been
ON Wisconsin or Hail Ia the
Nictors Valiant " shows how
deep-rooted sports happen Ia he
IN the souls OF those who have
been associated with our games"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

Leading port figures Of this
section VIII pay tribute 70 IT.
Tom Harmon ar the special
meeting ~ the Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterback Club.
Tho session will no held AZ the
Fort Shelby Thursday noon and
q open 10 al football fans.
Tickets may be obtained m adj
vance At the transportation
desk of the hotel
on hand 10 greet his old foot
hall star will be coach Fritz
CrISler, athletic director ~ the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Playing Managers

Marvin ora on ~ Portland and
Dolph Camill Of Oakland VIII
be playing managers IN tfe
Pacific Coast League Greasy
Naala- Hhil-E4Ea- sid -le--as-la-
wants Eddie Prokop of Georgia
Tech. whom he rates above
Angelo Bertelli and Glenn
Dobbs o.. Tennis balls made
n synthetic rubber soon VIII he
on the market 49,. n N ef71-V-s,
Sonic Henie has Sksfed before
? million persons Her last
n appearances attracted 400
COO Her wardrobe is valued
AZ $4,000
George Uhle new Washing
tor scout pitched for the
Indians, Tigers. Yankees and
Giants he won II games
for Cleveland IN 1877 a..
George Mufiir. the Tiger pitcher
Who died recently. v7S ono NJ
the notable time Killers and
goat CcttCrs ou tHc mound IS.
Hls method NJ driving haffere
10 distraction so fhsf IGcy
would sngrily swing IN anything
10 threw was 10 paw The rub
ner with his spikes. tighten his
nslt ~ has cap and tie his
size strings. J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
SKATES DERBY

FRInAY AFTERNOON. ! 10

NJ II GkNtFtfNs y w
Midget bows, 100 Sds, heats and ana
Cradle boys. loo yds. heats and hnal
Midget girls 100 yds., hnsl
Juvenile girls 40 yds FINAL
Schoolbovs race. "a mils, heats and hrsl
Schoolgirls race. q mile nnsl
Midget boys. 720 yds heats and hnal
Cradle boys 22o yds nnal
cradle girls 100 yds. nnai
Midget Eiris. 72o yds. nusl
Nswsboys race. = mile heats ard anal
cradle Girls. 27o yds anal
Junior bows. l mite anal
Ju, emile hovs 40 vds hss's ard anal
Juvenile girls. a mile. hnal
Juvenile bows go vds heats and mai
silver skates Derby trials. mile
Cold skates Derby trials. > mile
Intermediate boys, 900 yds heats and
hnal
rnterncdtste girls 77o yds mai
Junior boys 40 vas heats.
Junior girls 900 yds hns
senior women go sds 6nsl
intermediate girls. ! mile anal
SaHi0r men, mile, hnal,
sera7--~-asnen, I mile final
Senior men 27n yds heats an1 nnal
ITTermsdists BOYS = mile hsAi and
senior men u, mile heats
srrior men. $40 yds. heats
senior a men 3 miles, hnsl
FRIDAY EVENING. : "a
pog sled Derby. laps track
Grand march. all contestants relHctir0
~ KING and queen Of carnival
seniHnsis silver skates perby. ntis
SenIfnaIs Cold SKATES Derby, = mile.
Junior boys y mile finals.
senior "a men. 40 yds.. hnsl
senior a mer 100 yds. hnal
lni rrmedlate bows. mile. anal 60
Senior usr p, mile, hnsl.
Senior A men =, mile. hnal
obstacle race. lap
Junior girls $40 gds hnsi
Intermediate girls $40 yds tral
F4fhcr ard son rare. : mile
Jurior bows eco yds. hnal
ss~Vtcsmen's race nile
senior A men 22o yds hnsl
Junior girls p mile nnal
Nidgrt hovs ff0 vds hnsl
silver skates DERBY hnsl. miles
Mother ard daughter race. = mile
Mixed reiav race q boys and girls n
teamh Z mile.
Juvenile girsi go yds oral
senior women. $40 Nds hnal
Sentor men. I mile nrsi
SkattnE and acullirg race NpS
oscar Pstneniier Memorial ] mtls
sehior women. mile oral.
Juvenile Boys y mile, mai
Gold Skates DERBY anal. : mile
senior r-eu- p ruils hnal
Mtaed rour o. race 2 laps
Midget rir.s 40 tds nns
Intern. editfe -ira niiie hrs
Walter osmun Memorial 2 miles
Ifuior nogr $50 bds hnal
Intermediate BOYS Gao yds ina
BROAD Wmpirr tnerafhl0nl
Rare iumpinE tpscsfhion1
senior men $40 tFg f~af
Fancf skaN0s competition IN MD zee
during Iaess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
rHI pLrRolT HINES
Skates Derby
On Friday =
If Ice Permits
nv MN HALL
.h.t.s nrrhs Tannf

Owing 10 The fact that lt viii he
utterly impossible for the Belle
Isle crew 20 GET the ice ready m
time for AnldInC The oStponed
COLD ard Silver Skates Derby
races "Wednesday, a further post
p0ncmcut has been made 10 Fri
day or Saturday depending on the
weather The rest Ot The week
II IL Is possible 10 hold the meet
FRIDAY. thar Will 10 Tho day l.,
not. Saturday viii he inc date \
mai decision VIII be made Thurs
dav morning Yesterdays snoW
prrrfidert 8Hv chance 70 get tho
racing surface ready before Fri
d9V.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
F airvieW Mai Show
Features Bond Night

Tonight Will be war bond night
AZ FaIrView Gardens Fans pur-
chasing $50 bonds will be admitted
free 70 the show, and besides
doing their stuff on the mat.
will buy bonds
In team match. Bert Ruby
and the Black Panther viii at
tempt 10 tame the Buddy Knox
Paul BozzelI villain team II will
be two in three falls. as will the
clash Of Angelo Savoldl and
frankie Clemens. Stanley Buresh
and frankie Hart meet in the
One-fall opener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Both to Be Busy

incidentally. Angott is gong
70 Los Angeles 10 defend the
MIA lightweight title against
Juan Zurita. March 6 Jack
witt mix with Make Berger AT
Cleveland Feb. Is and Will de-
fend the ~. Y. commissions
version OF the lightweight title
against Bob Montgomery at
Madison Square Garden March
81 =. The winner of the Jack
Montgomery bout VIII take on
Angott. providing Sammy is still
champion. in a 15-round title
scrap in New York, May 20
Mike Jacobs doesn't fool. does
ne?
Tommy Gibbons. form er
heavyweight contender, IS serv-
ing his tenth straight year as
sheriff of Ramsey County est
PAUL.. MINI. Joe Benjamin.
former lightweight, has been
discharged by the marines be
cause of wounds suffered IN the
south Pacific.
Washington, which surprised
by finishing second IN the l943
American League race, has only
four infielders 10 start the
coming season Manager
Ossie BlueEe's quartet consists
of Joe Kuhel George Myatt,
Johnny Sullivan and Harlond
Gift
Phil Weintrauh. who is being
brought back from Toledo. TO
play first base for the Giants.
was second IN fielding IN the
4. A--laSt season Nike
Kreevich of the Browns is
driving A milk route in Spring
field. III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

his sensational hockey team.
Wish Egan Will be the Tiger
man al the session Joe Bach.
line coach Of the Detroit Lions
and a fnmeT Notre Dame star
has accepted an invitation 10
he present. Coach Gus Dorais
Is out Of town
II will he an all-star gather
ing to honor a man whose eN-
PLOTS In this war have done
much 10 prove the value Of
sports. Twice he has worked
his way 10 safety out OF almost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Will Honor
Veteran Pilot

CHICAGO, Feb. I tINSl The
National Baseball Congress has
decided to reward Fred c. Clarke,
manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates
from 1900 10 1918. for his part IN
promoting sandlot baseball
Directors of the congress an
nounced Clarke would be gwen a
plaque showing he had done the
most among former diamond
greats 10 create interest IN sand
lot baseball in the past decade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

turns with two Jap Zeros to his
credit.
Toms story of his fight IN the
South American Jungle - a
cls<Sic. lie Will tell il Thursday
10 the ausrterbacks. Hell also
tell some Of the things he saw
in the other theaters Of war in
Guiding China. where he was
shot down and reached his base
after - days in the Chinese hill
country.
II Will he a gala affair Thurs
day and all are welcome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Fort Sheridan 5
Beats Fort Custer

F"r. SHERIDAN H. Feb |
OUP)-The r. Sheridan basket
bali team ted hY Bit SIfckTen
former Notre Dame freshman.
defeated the IT. Custer. Mich,
team. 81 TO 3S last night Sucklen
scored 20 points. Howard Nc
Carly. formerly Of Wayne Uni
versity. led Custer with II points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
BREVITIES:
PhiIfes Owner
Wants TO Invade
Pro Football

Are ma jor league baseball
organizations going to enter the
pro football field?
Robert Carpenter Jr, president
Of the Philadelphia Phtlles. saws
major league baseball interests
should make an immediate effort
In gam control 81 pro football
franchises IN their cities II unable
to do so. he added. rival teams
should be set up
PRO football is good business
and a means NJ self preseTva-
ti0n for the owners OF million
dollar sports plants who have
No way of meeting terrific of
season overhead" Carpenter
said
p. s The baseball clubs own
most Of the parks where pro
football Games are DiaNed -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
SCHEDULE ALTERED

Re- scheduling IF the derby pro-
gram 81 73 events, which includes
m addition ~ tho Gold and Silver
Skates events. 50 state champion
ships for skaters If all ages, has
hecn done with the idea OF giving
the oider skaters plenty ct time
10 reach the ISLAND after weFk
The earlier events wll be for
cradle. midget and juvenile skat-
ers These viii start promptly az
3 30 This means the contestants
must be on hand half hour
earlier for their racing numbers.
The heats OF the Gold and Sill
vcr Skates races are set for 4 30
~ seen thereafter aS possible.
Some senior finals are listed for
LATE tn the afternoon, including tho
state championship Smile event
for senior A men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
LoUe in Bloom /;

1t. Tom Harmon was in Chi
cago today on one of his most
pleaSurable missions "a reunion
with Elyse Knox. Hollywood star
let whom he met while making n
picture in 194l Asked if he had
any marriage plans, Tom replied:
Probably not this trip--but
IL all depends on Butch"
He hasn't seen Butch -- his
pet name for Miss Knox-In two
wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Lote Lou Gehrig:

Is almost l,UOO votes ahead ot
his nearest competitor m poPu-
lartv contest of the Sports War
Bond Committee popularity con-
test i'm New York. GehrIg has
25O5 total with Ward Cuff New
York pro football Giants. second
with 1855 Babe Ruth is third
with | nS1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Sports
Pros Reactions
To Cordovano s
Threat Awaited
By LEO MACDONELl

Sam CorriuVano. the f0rfuef
Columbia cnach. Il denied q Ma
tional League franchise Threat
ems 70 pat pro football IN Buffalo
whether the big time eriddcrs
Ike II or not 80. All ~ which
Is within CordOuano' : right "a.
bur sam threatening approach
looks none tOa tsCtful
II Will be interesting 90 500
What the league governors do
si,0llf il April 70 when they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

planned for Detroit.
Murray Alexander Armstrong
Of the Red Wings IS the young
est al- festF Apt4tfTBsw= t7F#tHTFS
He Is a pretty good short
stop and bats left handed and
throws right He was born
on New Years Day in 1916
Ken kilrea shoots golf in the
low eighties England had
ice hockey teauS-ll men on a
side-as carly as 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Peterson BoWIing Classic:

Leadership IS SUI held by De
troiter Thcrnan Gibson, who
celebrated his 9th birthday sun
dav by rolling into first place
with 1890 n the Chicago tourney
one pin less than a 200-game
average. If il holds. he wins
s. 900 prize Joe Norris. also Of
Detroit, is second with 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Chnnpinp Uniforms:

Brnuko NagurSki. G hi 2 e o
Bears star. reports for preinduc-
ton examination Feb 3 Gone
DesautelS. Cleveland catcher and
former Tiger. tiCketed for navy,
and Chicago Cub outfeldcr Dom
DaIleSandro rcclasSiied IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
UJmIDeaten
Prep is
Favored

Two Second Division prep quir1-
tets will be favored 10 extend
their long winning streaks tonight
m the Catholic League.
st. Marys or Orchard Lake, top
FIVE on the west side. will he after
its eighth IN a row when il meets
81 Michael at Pontiac. On the
east side ST Charles tries for No
7 At st. Roses expense
The Third Division champions
for the past two seasons. Mt. Car
met NJ Wyandotte. Chalked up ITS
seventh consecutive league vic
tory and tenth triumph Of the
campaign last night with @-21
decision over its nearest rival,
Sacred Heart OF Dearborn. Gene
GHFzeHda, with Is points. ted the
winners second half squirt.
In other Third Division games
Frank NosewicZ' overtime goal
gave St. Andrew a 15-14 edge
over St. Agnes, and St. Casimir
downed Xavier. 32-l6.
-Four games tonight also. involve
First Division teams. but all are
montague contests. Visitation is
at st. StanislauS, st. Catherine at
Catholic Central. De Id Sale at
ST. Ladislaus and st. Mary Red
ford az st. Gregory. 81. Stanis-
laus and Catholic Central are I'M
beaten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01


inert m Phi
sdeipria
Were Judge
EaudTs TIRE
head Of The
football loop
n IS not
likely Cordo-
vsno would
get far .
incidentally
tn iesE1e 8
Z u m m . r
49, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Detroit Curriers':

Entering AZ least one INK IN
the Grand National curling COM
petition starting Friday at Utica
". Y. New York Boston and
other eastern cities also VIII COM
nofP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

Dame foot
b all coach,
a n d James
(Sh ortnin'
Breadl Mel
ton, perhaps
at the mo-
nent Amer
icas m os
p o p u l a r
tenor
Leahy will
be goin <
overseas very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
| a|es
The Colonel
Meets Up With
2 Of The Best
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

ABOUT TOWN: It's nice to
hump into nice people. We had
the good fortune 10 rub elbows
yesterday with two of the best
Frank Leahy, the Notre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Er-Prep CaRers:

Joe Barta -of Hamtramck and
Erwin Shanbom " Central who
graduated last week. enrolled at
University OF Detroit and will be
welcome additions to coach Lloyd
BraIilS SQUAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
noe DERBY IN EvENING

The evening card viii start off
with tho ninth annual dog-Sled
derby. 10 he followed by grand
march Of all contestants. Then
will come the Seniflnals of the
Gold and Silver Skates DerBieS
and "a other finals. including the
Walter Osmuu two-n1ile and Oscar
Parmetier one-mile memorials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
E.-B. Is Given
Chance 10 Cut
Chene' S Margin
STANDINGS
ToNIGHT.& nAIcHES

TUNItsHN ~ y Nv
Pepsi Cola sC2-D Va Detroit Gaskst
Alleys IT Coca coils .fZ-n vs. sack.
nssn's 3-t. Krakow -f2 n W. AurdOcE.
So Miueraiites ED vs. PartScisan "a
Ekhsrdt A Becker s(2-il Twentieth
Century Recreation. 40, Cheue- Trornbiy
Recreation s(2.n ~ Fifs ma. Stroh
.L1-Il Palm Beach Rerreatinn- - -,
~ r. berger sf2-i W. De Luxe " 1918
Matches a. Grand mont Recreation. 1855
Grand River o. m
Denotes winner la hrSt round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
TnY Ion, X ing

Michigan sharpShooter. ops
Ohio States Don Crate by one
point margin. 109 TO los, IN Big
Ten individual basketball scoring
race. While Buckeyes won games
from Wolverines over weekend,
King collected 81 points. Crate
u. Crate. however. has lS-polnt
average 10 Kings 1876.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
LIFETIME SIESIBER

Tom Is a lifetime member N
the Detroit Times Quarterback
Club. His first appearance
during has sophomore year al
Michigan produced the first
packed house. Since then he
appeared regularly until called
INTO active duty. Now he re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Oakland Hills Ncw

President is 3. F. Costello, who
succeeds NJ NJ Burgess Burgess
served three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
FIFE DANGEROUS

On the other hand, & hen
Trombly catches Fife. 4 club that
took one game the first trip and
OF repeating. If E heuF-
Trombly doesn't snap out Of its
temporary slump. Fife will go for
more. Howard Curtin reeled of
300 at Grandmont two seasons
ago His Chene- Trombly mates
hope he will be clicking again to-
night
Stroh and Murdoch. only game
apart, and five and six games. re-
Spectively. from the top. take on
Palm Beach Recreation and kra-
kOw In its desperate drive 10
repeat as champions. Stroh is
likely IN 20 all the way against
Palm Beach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01

University of Michigan. From
Noue Dame vail come Father
John J. Csvsnaugh, chairman
NJ the board Of athletic control.
Joe Gembis will be here from
Wayne and Charlie Bachman,
football coach at State who
knows a lot about Tom Harmon.
the football player. Will come
down from Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Tonight's games

Tonight's games:
sDs Ia Sale AZ 81 Lsdislsus vista
ton at So Stanislaus. 81 Cathsrlne 81
Catholic Central Aununclafton az 81. Vim
cent. st Charles ~ 81 Rose ST. Bernard
~ ~ PhfIp 81 Rita At 81 Frederick
& Mar QrchaEd- Lake al st Michael
81 Thomas ~ Rosary st Mary BEDFORD
St ciFAseFy-AH- ganf~g AZ 81 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Robert on Petain Staff

NEW YORK. Feb. I GNSl 49,
Adm Henri Robert. former NIchy
governor Of Martinique, today was
reported 10 have joined the per
SOnal cabinet of Marshal Philippe
pctnln as SECRETARY general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
BY HAROLD kAHL

George Bryant's r. e. y bowl
ing team faces good opportunity
to pare the thTes-game lead Of
Joe Paulus' Chene- Trombiy Rec
reation in The Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic matches At the
Grandmont Recreation tonight
r. f. r. crosses alleys with the
last place Twentieth Century and
should register a Shutout. Twen-
tieth Century shot is highest sin
Gle game Of the season lo72, 40
win one game al their first meet
ing IL appears another ~ that
kind will be necessary 10 prevent
f.. g. 3. from a sweep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
VISIT TOR

Frank LeahX. Nolre
Dame football coach, adj
dressed the Motor City
Traffic Club Yesterday at
the StatIcr. lie will leave
shortly for one Of the war
ta-shaw pictures of
the Irish games to the
serviccmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-01
Boston Council
Rdps Boxing

BOSTON. Feb. ! INS)-Bos-
ton city council sent resolution
today to Gov. Saltonstall urging
him 10 halt boxing bouts in Bos-
ton until the state boxing conf
mission appoints compete
officials who will render fair and
impartial decisions.
The resolution was an after
math of last Thursdays fight be-
tween Ralph Zannelli. and Ivy
Jannazzo. Zannelli won a split de
ciSion, and the fans staged noisy
protest demonstration when he
was declared the winner.
Councillor Scannell. author of
the resolution. charged that some
officials handling bouts IN Boston
were influenced by the gambling
elements" He declared also that
professional boxing Is one OF the
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impossible situations and both
times he gave the credit 10 the
training and conditioning he re-
ceived as a football player at
the University OF Michigan.