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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28

papers published In the City Of Balti-
more, one OF which shall be published
In the German language, once a week
for at least three months next preceding
the general election to be held In the
State OF Maryland on Tuesday, the 7th
day Of November, 1914. at which cleo
ton the said proposed amendments to
the Constitution shall be submitted In
form and manner prescribed by the
General Assembly, to the legal and
qualified voters Of the State for their
adoption or rejection.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND THE
GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND. DONE AT THE CITY
OF ANNAPOLIS THIS ETH DAY OF
JULY, IN THE YEAR or OUR LORD,
ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED
AND FoRTY-FoUR.
By the Governor:
- HERBERT x. OCONOR
HAaYLAnp/ WIN. ,. McwILLIAMs
Se0sf0v, Of State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION

In the Matter of the Petition of
the Board of Education of Mont
gomery County, for Abandon
ment of part Of Indian Spring
Knobs.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
SITTING AS A COURT
OF EQUITY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28

AN ACT 70 propose an amendment TO
repeal Article 3S Of the Declaration Of
Rights CT the Constitution of the
State Of Maryland. said Article re-
curing the General Assembly to give
its consent to gifts or sales Of land
to churches and to all gifts made BY
win to churches and denominations.
Section l. BE II enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, (three-
flfths Of all the members Of each OF the
two Houses concurring). That Article
80 Of the Declaration of Rights OF the
Constitution OF the State Of Maryland:
requiring the consent Of the General
Assembly TO certain gifts to churches
and denominations. he and II is hereby
repeated n adopted by the legally quail
mel Dters OF the State. as herein pro
vided.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28

PROCLAMATION OF THE COVER.
NOR OF MARYLAND DIRECTING
THE PUBLICATION OF BILLS Pk0-
POSING AMEN MENTS TO THF
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1944-09-28

478
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
BY HAROLD NH

Opening of Stroh's defense Of
its state match game champion
ship against j. +. Berger and
the womcnS city at Great Lakes
will share the bowling spotlight
with the Women's State Tourna-
ment as 10 other events come in
for attention at various reCrca-
tons here over the weekend.
over alleys II and l. at the
Palace where they rolled 3146
only last Sunday the Bergers hope
80 gain lead on Stroh IN the
first half of their 1S-game series
tomorrow at S p. m. and Sunday
at $50 and 8.
Five Class a fivcs, headed by
the Fanatorium Majors of Grand
Rapids, Colonial and Palmer Park
of Detroit. are billed along with
nine good Class y outfits at
Olympic tomorrow at 9.t5. The
FanatoriumS who recently shot
2S99 and 2S6S. have Marion Ladc-
wig. top woman bowler in the
state with ri $50 average as their
ace. They are confident Of beat
inc the 2697 Of NcrnorS of De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

SOn is the first OF the caddle
bosses on the job.
Boys / have contacted so far
are more anxious TO work than
they were a year ago." Syron
says.
Syron already has registered
125 caddies and expects to have
450 lined up before the season
gets in full swing.
Extra boys are needed to take
up the slack during vacation time;
also as a safeguard against the
inevitable Withdrawals late in the
season.
Caddie superintendent don't
sit idly by waiting for the boys
TO come TO them. They get out
and hustle for them, contracting
school authorities and e~nliSting
their aid in lining up the
youngsters.
Principals and teachers I
have talked to are more anxious
than ever to cooperate with
u.s." Syron reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
DE LUXE SEEMS SAFE

The BOSS of Louis Burr's De
Luxe is expected TO Withstand the,
attacks of Muskcgon and Battle
Creek quints i'm the mems state
al Palmer Park where the JAW
Go tourney will be- active again.
+ & 3 will take on the Quarter
Century Club mn "A benefit match
for the lattcr'S servicemen's Gig
-TTCt fund at-thC Palace tomorrow
az S45 3. mn.
Hc1vy play aleeIS e4rded in-the
Times Sweeps at Imperial. llus-
band and Wife and mixed doubles
At the Cadillac. $50 At CheRe-
,Trombly. CYO mems at the De
troit RECREATION. CYO woucnS
at the Casino and World War
Veterans al Northwestern.
HERE AND THERE Dave Heessn hit
han -Ai and BOX Carrier 25a tn The Palace
HHVsr lahu IhrIen, 1913 average.
raIS1 70 'tritEtr thrNe 1Ais In the
CLrrslcr Gutter erindcrs MIC Au-
.ct.a and Norman Heeck Will oIen their
H.rlnc match frr a $500 purse AZ West
Detroit Roe sunday Rf 5 81 M.
WaNy fI.effy" N0wrk sst A new hirh
male ARD second hirh series With 10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
DIVER DICK DEGENER IN f.

still in California pending salary
dispute. Frisch may fill DIMAG-
CLOS post with LEE HANDLEY.
l. RED SOX have improved pros
poets in pitching staff with army
rejection of YANK TERRY and
acquisition Of two new hurlcrs.
They are veteran JOE BOWMAN
and 22-year-old VIC JOHNSON,
both of Louisville.
HAL frosty, former Indian
first sacker rejected by draft
board because Of migraine head
aches. He'll Join Gibson. LON
WARNEKE, CUBS hurlcr, re-
ports Tor induction March % F..
CONNIE MACK predicts more
hitting, more drives for extra
bases this year with improved
ball BOB CARPENTER. Is
ycar-old proxy of Phil Blue JAYS,
reports today for active army
duty Jays have siX Southpaw
hurlcrS with signing of WILBUR
REESER. CHARLES COMiS-
KEY II. who will become owner
OF tho CTIISOX on his Dist birth
day, plans To JON navy june ID.
He's rs now. MIKE GARBARK
shoulders big responsibility He'll
replace BILL DICkEY as Yank
first string catcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Around the Camps:

MERVYN SHEA, 43. manager
Portland IN i942, reported 80
PfflLLY Blue Jays today. He'll
coach and play too if needed.
STEVE FILIPOWICZ. former
Fordham football star. saves day
for Giants catching staff BY re-
porting today for tryout. Received
medical discharge from marines
YANKS hard hit for catchers.
too felt better today. even If only
temporary. GABBY GLENN of
Kansas City reported today. He's
sworn in navy and awaits call
MICKEY OWEN Of DODGERS
placed In PC viii be available TO
-CHTCH UUT1HF TrTS SCTyOU. II IS
agriculture dCfcrmcnt. REDS put
two CatcherS 10 work today. They
arc JOE JCST and STEVE
PLANTZ. VINCE DIMAGGIO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
City Prep5s
Start P|dyoffs

Eight high school basketball
teams r poised for the opening
round tonight of the playoff series
10 determine the Metropolitan
League championship Of 1914.
Four neutral courts VIII BE
used, bringing together Mackenzie
and Southwestern at Cooley,
Northern and Southeastern at
DENLY, Northwestern and Central
at Mackenzie, and DENLY and
Hamtramck at Central. All start
at s p. IN.
Three teams, DENLY, North
western and Mackenzie, are the
only unbeaten fives in the play
offs. DENLY won all eight league
starts. but Mackenzie was tied by
U. of d. High, and Northwestern
won on forfeit from Southwestern,
after losing, 25-22.
Tonight's winners meet in the
semihnals March "a, with the
finals March 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Toured With Circus

Forsyth first beat the drums
IN nigh school at Fremont. O.,
later al Culver Military Acad-
envy and one season he toured
with Al G. Barnes Circus.
That circus band was a
dandy" Forsyth recalled. AS a
rule circus bands are especially
good, contrary To the opinion of
some people. The musicians got
TO be good TO play that circus
stuff"
Next to drums, Forsyth likes
piano best.
But he likes all music. When
most of the boys here recently
scrambled off 10 see Abbott and
Costello. the new Tiger arm and
leg manipulation Went TO hear
Isaac Stern knock off classical
music on the violin.
"Stern Is great ON the fiddle"
was Forsyths eloquent teSti-
monial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

Manhattan model man, in A
stage presentation at Town =
Hall next Wednesday at IL
o'clock.
One of the sportSL claSsicS-ot
4AeyeaFwi+l take place at-AHH-
Arbor on March ST and April |
when 1t. Bill Prev. Of the
United States Army. tangles
with Yafe'sI Alan Ford and Bill
Smith of Great Lakes.
'Tis said. begorra, that Prev,
former National AAU swim
champion al 100 yards, has
been turning in workouts down
in Panama that would make
even the celebrated Mr.. Ford.
one of Yale's best Irish ath-
letes, take notice.
That foine broth Of a boy,
George Van. who writes about
swimming and sailboats and all
things pertaining 10 the water
front Except motor boatS)
thinks Prev might surprise the
world by giving Ford a trounc-
ing. 1t. Prev will he out 10 win
this one for good old l.. S.
Army.
Great day in the morning.
have you seen what Manager
Bill McKechnie is doing with
his Cincinnati Reds? He has
them doing the rhumba during
their daily dance hour AZ the
clubs spring camp at Bloom
ington. Ind.
Anything can happen when
the dignified deacon goes for
this. Can't you-picture Steve
O'Neil putting this system into
the Tiger workouts? l want
to be there when that foine
Irish boy. Rudy York, walks
over 10 that other bouncing lad.
Dizzy Trout. and says:
"May I have this dance, or
do you prefer to sit IL out?"
That foine and unpredictable
m%ittster from Georgia, Beau
Jack. wifi not be a-wearinE o
the green tonight as he goes
against that ring rascal. Al
Dummy Davis. Of the auld
sod. in New York's Madison
Square Garden. And now. my
fine-feathered Irish friends.
figure this one out. Beau Jack
Just lost to Bob Montgomery.
BUNNY Davis knocked the
same Montgomery out in less
than one round, So tonight
Beau Jack is about 3 10 l
favorite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

10 e7o in the Rouge House No 2 pin
stopped him In the sixth Dick Carey
wheeled 22s 2f7-20i for SIS and a new
RoIawile House second high Leo
krla had 2if-2i0-2i4 for SIS IN the Mt.
Elliott senior Agnes Lepalm made
me 6-7-fO and Eleanor DAVIS tipped 225
in tho Elks Lalies Frank Nowak 257
tn the Fatt-Delray.
Roy Suliins 25s. Herman Ruppers 25s
fin Gf3 and IA Pugia's 255 stood 0ut in
the Nac1mD Ail-Star Roy Miller's
2I6 iu me Centennial Senior Bob
Coles 653 IN The Wayne's Businessmen
a I Jenkins' 242 was tops as Vol
VERNE tied Hi-Speed for first in the Grand
WAY House Irwin B0lden shot 2aS In
The Runciman Helen schmitz 2l2 In
The Royal Ladies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

spring. The trio is Trout, who
matched Spud Chambers total of
20 VICTORIES last year, NeWh0uSeT
and OveTmire.
While NewhouSer's pitching in
1943 was not what one would call
grade A, the young left-hander
has the ability and this may be
the year ne rises 10 the heights.
Overmire. a sophomore, is also a
left-hander.
Undeterred by 4 drizzic. the
Tigers We're pat through their
PAGES here yesterday II was the
FIRST ram OF the spring training
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Oh, That Trout

"As good as Heinz, or Heine-
man, or whatever that guys
name I So Patti Trout, the en-
minent Sandcut. Ind, critic,
wanted 10 know.
"Nou mean HeifetZ," replied
Forsyth hauGhtily.
"Yeh, l guess maybe So"
Sandcut's leading citizen nodded.
"Well, l don't know. HeifetZ
has great depth" Forsyth said
patronizingly.
"How many feet would YOU
say" the troubled Trout asked.
Forsyth gave up.
Somebody remembered Tony
Galento's magnificent reaction
10 one of Mickey'S Walkers
paintings exhibited in New York.
recently.
1T has great dep" Two-Ton
Tony explained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Wins ON Last
Game Rally

Joe Winkler provided excite
ment As he came from behind to
whip Cal Bohn and gain the
semifinals of the state singles
handball tourney set for tonight
at L. of d.. courts. He plays Ted
Lemmer at ! p. m. Paul Merlo
meets Armand Duhart at 8
o'clock.
Winkler won last night, 21-11,
1921, 2l-l9, but had to come
from i4-f9 in the last game.
Mcrlo beat Stanley Zeleski, els,
2l-6; Duhart trim m d Ray
Trahey. 2l-1l, 21-2, and Lemmer
trOunced Joe Casby, 21-l2, 21-2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
674 Series-His Gift

James T. Jackson, secretary of
the West Side Classic Bowling
League. gave himself a birthday
present of GA last night at Crest
Lanes, his highest series Of the
current season He had 226-2l5-
233. Neil Suddendorf of Index.
the league leader and probable
champion. made 633.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Beau Jack Favored:

At 1875 and odds may 60 10 81
against BUNNY DAVIS in New
York tonight Bout will hit
Sl2J,pfA9 gate -. $3.50 tickets
going for 80 bucks as fans sight a
knOck-down-drsg-out scrap ..
BEAU has pulled in SS146 54 for
il fights in Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

drum in FinzelS band on open
ing day at the Trumbull avenue
palace Of fine baseball arts.
Forsyth also beat the drum
IN two world series-1934 and
1885. On all Of these occasions.
except for one hectic expert
ence, the musical engagements
were
The exception was in 1885. when
the Tigers beat the Cubs and
won the world title.
THE crazy fans broke my
drum 10 bits that last day"
Forsyth recalled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Unknown Golfer:

BOB HAMILTON. Evansville,
Ind, pro wins 81 900 wal bond
first prize in North-South tourney
AZ PinehurSt, n. c., with las.
JIMMY JOHNSON Pennington,
Mich, BOA, EDDIE FURGOL, be
trOit BOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Dick Degener in AZ:

After pre-induction exam yes
terday Detroit Athletic Clubs
Olympic diving champion couldn't
make il because Of hay fever. bad
knee He's married. has baby
boy and is working on a war Job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

engo. Doc Cramer, Charley Metro
ana Don Ross, most of whom, If
not all, are expected TO be ready
10 start the regular season.
The arrival of Frank (Stubby)
Overmire yesterday boosted 60 an
even half dozen the local colony
of Tiger players in 4-F in the
military draft. They are Harold
Newhouser. Paul Trout Bob
Swift Hack Miller and Joe Hare.
Then there is Zeb Eaton. a
pitcher who was given a medical
discharge from the army. Rufus
Gentry is If and Is expected 10
reach camp soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

til @
agains the
Browns in BE-
troit April Is.
This list does
not nclud G
Johnny Cor
siCa. Joe Orrell,
Paul Richards,
AL Unser, Don
Hefner, Pinky
Higgins, j o g
Hoover. Eddie
Nave. Jee-er-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

by Sy-
ron. caddie SUI
perintendent at
Detroit Golf
Club.
NJ ore boys
will be avail
able maybe
enough to go
around eve
on the biggest
accord
ing TO Syron,
who each sea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Five
Faces Saginaw
In SemifindIs
ToNIGHT'S SEMIFINALS
.AIIANsING VOCATIONAL

Class netroif Catholic central W
saginaw Arthur HIl Ie43; KalamsIo0
Central w MusksE1n Heights. s 80.
CLASS =rFUEruE ST hHrys ~. Fulton
-.k CAss CHS ~. Kalamazoo 81. Angus
fIrf. q Un
AT LANSING SENTOND
CLASS brand Rapids Christian "
Traverse cItf. f5, Trentoa w. Marshall,
s 2H.
CLASS D Detroit 81, IosaphAt Mus.
teE-n st. Joseph. 7t5, Leroy vs. FoN-
ftl, 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Sports
Ex-Drum Beaten
Now Is Tigers
Team Trainer
By Ito MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, Mar. 17-Be-
ing az Briggs Stadium on open
inC day viii be no novelty for
Dr.. RAYMOND Forsyth, the new
Tiger trainer.
Only on the opening day OF
the 1914 baseball season April
IS. Forsyth VIII be maitre de
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

be k W
that Betty
b & b @ 2
( o r m q r.
~ with Bus
ter Crabbe $
Water Fol
lies. will be
one Of the
six y o u n z
Irish ladies
modelling for
Harry Como
yer noted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Nv JANE BERsoN

lansing March 17-Detroit
Catholic Central's Shamrocks see
a lucky omen in the day-St.
Patricks DaY-as they await to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

hospital room
In of.
.~parading in a
lanS
uniform.
r b @
past years
save one or
tW O oc a.
sionS, Forsyth
a musician Of
note around
Detroit. $
beat bass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
FOUR ELDERS

-Four of the elder statesmen
among the Tigers. we'll preserved
gentlemen within shadow of the
IS immune class, if not already
i'm that division. are Walter Beck,
Joe Hare and Hack Miller.
Then there is the Well-Wcath-
cred old patriarch, Elon tChicD
Hogsett. who is coming back to
the Tigers.
The Tigers have one outStand-
ing II year old, Emery lJImJ
HreSko. Flint American Legion
star finger, who may be able 10
contribute something 10 the cause.
If the war lasts much longer,
however, HreSko will be liable TO
-dutV-he FiptNauth-haS already
taken a naval fest, but may not
be called for some months, even
If he passes.
With three outstanding starting
pitchers from last year. the
Tigers mound problem is not as
desperate as seemed earlier i'm the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Shamrock From AHId Sod EgNH'S Prize

EVANSVILLE March ITO
day est. Patricks Day, as If you
didn't know I'D AloySlus jerome
Egan. the venerable Tiger scout.
nnro q real shamrnck. n VIZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

nights battle
with powerful
: a & n a W
Arthur Hill in
a Class A semi
final game in
the state high
school basket
ball tourna a
ment here.
The
ing De tro
quintet, h o =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

At Sebring, Fla, quartcrfinals
resulted in c. II. JENNINGS Sc
Of Roaring Gap. n. C.. defeating
FRED L. RIGGIN. Port Huron,
one up. Golfers must be % TO
qualify.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

all the luck Of the Irish to over
come the Saginaw entry, unbeaten
in 20 games and led by big Dick
Rifenburg, who alone has bagged
300 points this season.
one other Detroit school, st.
Josaphat'S, reached the Semifnal
round in Class d. and meets
MuSkegon st. Joseph. A third
team from the metropolitan area,
Trenton, tangles with Marshall in
one Of the Class B h|ighlightS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Bob Ta|es
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Faith and begorra and bejab-
bers, if it isn't St. Patrick'x
Day. How do we know? Well,
we bumped into Tommy Long.
as foine an Irishman as ever
pulled on a boxing glove or
mixed a zombie last evening.
Tommy was handing out road
maps so the Irish, who always
in the past gathered at his
downtown emporium. can find
their way to his new guzZle
shop.
Shure. and the top Of the
morning TO you. Moving about
the rialto you run into Nicho-
las Londes, as foine an Irish
man as ever came out of Greece,
who says he is really cooking
up a hstic broth for the boxing
fans soon at Olympia.
Also, uncovered the all-time
hardluck guy yesterday. He is
head waiter in one of the better
downtown spots. For years this
gentleman, as foine an Irish
horseplayer as ever came out
of Belgium, has been trying 10
put over a four-horse parlay.
He finally clicked with four
winners the other day. And in
the midst Of his celebrating he
learns the bookmaker who took
his bet mad dropped dead. And
this is on the level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
DePauI u:

Moved into second -TUUU1 -Ut
National Invitation Basketball
meet defeating Muehlenberg. 6s-
q. ~ Madison square Garden last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

sent 10 hin by
J a &C. kenney
utstand ding
New Yorker, OF.
IT'S descent
and Boston
training
kcnney got
the shamrock
directly from
Ireland, mind
you, right FROM
Tie aud sod.
afgcH And br-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

Geisel reported having had
lunch with Herbie Lewis, for
mer Red Wing and indianapolis
hockey manager, IN indianapolis
the other da&
Lewis j. head OF the person
mel department i'm one OF the
indianapolis plants and doing
fine" Geiscl said.
The former umpire said In
~dianapoliS, which - "A Detroit
farm ofthc Rcd Wings, aver
aged something like 100
persons in attendance during the
recent season.
Cpl LcS Mueller. Tiger pitcher
currently i'm the services of Uncle
Sam at jefferson Barracks. st
Louis, worked out with the De.
troit squad ycStcpd9y. The cor.
ror1f- rs or fUrfUUrh-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Bruins
Wings Watching
For PIdyoff Foe
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Will the Toronto Maple Leafs
or the Chicago Blackhawks come
into Olympia fo- the first round
OF the Stanley Cup playoffS?
With only three days of the
National Hockey League season
remaining, that question is still
plaguing the second place Red
Wings.
They have answered one ques-
ton for themselves: II will not
be the Boston Bruins.
The Wings kept the once
mighty Boston club from the
playoffs for the first time in 10
by outscrambling the
Bruins, 10 TO 9, at Olympia last
night before a crowd of 1882.
LIKELY LEAFS
1t doesn't matter much TO the
Wings who they face, although
they probably would rather take
on the Leafs, who have been
softer picking.
1t is probable, however. the
Leafs will cling TO third place,
which will pit them against Mon
treal in the opening round.
The Leafs now have a one-point
lead on the Hawks and close the
season against Boston at Toronto
tomorrow night. Should they win,
Chicago would have to sweep the
home = and home double-headeF
with Detroit starting tomorrow
night, to finish third.
No matter who the Red Wings
draw, Detroit will be favored by
Manager Art Ross OF the Boston
Bruins TO go into the final round
with the league champion Mon
treal Canadiens.
But that's where Detroit opti-
mism should end, as far as~RosS
is concerned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
TOO STRONG

Montreal looks too strong
for any club I've SEEN" said the
grazing veteran, who has boSsed
three Stanley Cup winners.
Out Of the scoring soiree came
Carl Liscombe of the Wings with
three goals 10 give him "a for
the SeaSon and an even 100 for
his career, while seven other
Wings each bagged one, including
the first at Olympia for Bill
Thomson. the bespectacled rookie
from Indianapolis.
Herb Cain. Boston forward,
who played on the right side last
night because of the absence of
Buzz Boil. clinched the league
scoring championship with a goal
and four assists for a total Of 50
points against 20 apiece for
Lerne Carr of ToroHte-aHd Doug
Bentley of Chicago,
Although Liscombe was voted
the war bond which goes 10 the
Wing of the night, il was re-
vealed veteran sgd Howe is 10
receive the $3.50 war bond due
the player who received the most
bond votes over the season.
He finished with 10 against II
for defenseman Bill Quackenbush.
is for Mud Bruneteau and Ii
apiece for Adam Brown and
Murray Armstrong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Juvenile Boxing:

And wrestling out in New York,
when Senate turned down bill
which would have permitted II
ycar-old boys 10 engage profess
eienaffy- in bouts. II was beaten,
3S 10 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

Dow Chemical:

Were among IS teams entered
ing in Denver SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
TIGERS Have al
IL Sure Things
By LEO

EVANSVILLE, March 17-Without benefit Of recruits from
the baseball school conducted here. a survey today revealed at
least a dozen players who Manager ONeill is certain Will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

OAKLAWN PARK
Weather, clear, track, heavy
First Race Cclesti r. Span Della.
My Myri. Boss Wail0per. Sphalerite
Elinar.
second RaCe-Camp Liberty. Kiels
Best, Chanting. Jayakay. Westy Ram
bier. Semi Deck.
Third Race Rough Kid. Shade RUIZ.
Darby Duluth. Private Leon, Epson,
Dune.
Fourth Race - Lestabert. Intellect.
Lookout Blond Van Flsg Happy Indian,
BoWosrdier
Eighth Race-Prlncess Oio. Ny Last
Dollar Real Nan Chocolate Maid, JACK
Morley.