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The union times., 1944-09-09
LITTLE LUTHER


 TTs really fine point which only the best legal minds in the country decide,' MT. Dilworth declared. "You the point the lead pencils Gov Bricker soldiers will have their absentee baos? asked Little Luther.
 sNo, Luther Pm referring the rampant confusion who this Roosevelt really is''
 'You mean, after all these years you don't know? de- manded Little Luther astonished
 'Of know" Luther's father snapped. ''But the chief, who's running for a fourth term?"
 "Cee Pop, that's almost tough trying find whether Deweys for international cooperation buOr for international cooperation, if .'
 'An entirely different probem,' said MT. Dilworh. 'Be- cause you see we've decided when Roosevelt wat then will be easy decide whether that speech he made Bremerton political speech military speech. We must remember that everything that man does is trick to fool people into voting for him.'
 The way he's tricking the Germans into thinking we're winning the war?'
 "ExactIy! shouted Mir. Dlworth. "Why, it's dsgraceful how that takes advantage of his office electioneer" "How about Deweys getting all those COP governors to- gether in sneer?''
 sThey made valuable contribution thought rights" said Mir. Diworth oftily. "It only right that they should give the people the benefit of their vast experience"
 And it's only right Pop, that the people should draw their experience and get what they ordered. :" sWhat's that?' "A trple-decker without boloney.'
The union times., 1944-09-09
THAT WAS YOUR VOTE!

ITO unhappy unionists and liberals who feel end de
 pressed and disappointed the failure of this Con gress broad demobIizaon and reconversion bill for workers and there mind ready from the early experience of American labor the polls.
 Back in the toddng days of our labor movement when picket lines universally broken up by busy of cops who leaned heavily their night sticks, organizer told group with aching, throbbng skulls:
 sThat wasn't the pocemans club that hurt you. That YOUR the last election. Try remember that time."
 So today labor takes of situation pn and hopes for compromise between the Senate and House bills, might be we'll recall that union members and their families had large part in elecng the very Con- gressmen who voted wrong who ignored human rights this September dawned and hebent out to protect property rights.
 free It offered every adult American. Each of speak his her mind next Nov. in the privacy of the democratic voting booth. If enough of join with friends the shop and block remembering the tories and their allies who deliberately slapped down the peoples best interests the 79h Congress meeting ary will be inclined listen the voice of labor
 While that the Republicans and the poltax Demo- the House powerful enough fend off liberal demand for roll call the gutted George recOnversOn bill list entirely necessary tell who voted against labors plan for orderly reconverson after the Voters every precinct and ward how their representative would vote this issue
 The tory blow in the house afraid of roll call because feared the liberals would wn they well that roll call record would be positive proof they voted against their people home Many stayed off the floor, AWOL
 is there just 54 who voted for the Dngen bill written by the AFL and indOrsed by all of labor But like the crowded tiny Mayfower, every cornered Congressman will claim he among that number. Or they might jam into the select group of just 39 who stood firm and voted against the houserevised version of the George bill
The union times., 1944-09-09
LABOR VIEWS THE NEWS

HE Marines in of the toughest outfits in the South
 Pacific entertained by notice posted their bull letin board.
 It a communication from the of the privates. It read:
 sHoding your letter mail desk. Name envelope Sally Name letter Lucille. Check this, if OK, mail"
The union times., 1944-09-09

Patronize Union Times Advertisers
The union times., 1944-09-09
NEW HAVEN, CONN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1914

The People-The Court of Last Resort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Ski Yunnp Goes
To II. BietiId

CHICAGO Jan 81 G&SEt.t-
Walter Bieula, navy flier and a
member of the famous skiing fam
lily of IShpeming, Mich, could
thank his superior form today for
narrow victory over Sgt. Torger
Toxic of Camp Hale, Colo, in the
inyitatinna! SKI Jump at MrigleX
Field
Toxic. American distance Jump
ing champion, had been favored
10 win the tournament as he did
the SUNDAY previous, and ne made
the two longest jumps. each OF 90
feet. hut ne rode on one ski after
landing thus costing him points
which gave Bjetila Scant mar
gin. l43i 10 l43.
BietllaS jumps were 81 and 90
feet. but his finer form while fly
ing through the arr and on land
ing gave httff-the edge Howard
Jansen ef the Norge Ski Club.
Chicago. under whose auspices The
inert. WAS hPtd finished rhIrd in
the Class A division with l4l3
pOiDfC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Brewster
Upset

Briggs basketball team is serious
about earning a place in The DBA
playoffs II demonstrated this last
night AT lIackott Field House when
u upset Brewster 4l-3S. in over
rTmc. --rt-he- deIeaL MAS nnLAthe
second Of the season for Brewster.
A pair Of field goals by Ray
Hoffman and free throw by Bill
Bauerle in the extra session ac-
counted for the Briggs victory
Sammy Lombardo of Briggs VAS
high with r. points
Police edged out JagloWicz.
"a 2S, Bob Kerr the leagues lead
ing scorer getting Il points. kir-
lin suffered Us eighth straight loss
when Dear born won, 50-41.
Charley Czarnecki led Dearborn
with l9 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

WrSrERN Division
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
SpOr


The case OF Mike Della witch
.> on John f1ettcne rsu.'
dunn book IS an example
WHIST can Appropriateness .. ."0
aCE a. Goose C1-nr'7raf Ia-.
,yccn frc boxing Na1ris 70. .-
mans Sfef
Where's Della v.1 GONE
rscrc3 IN h-z Eii.AAL --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Grand Rapids l'innnen
Show Way i'm Stale

SzcHa'S So IN doubles helped
hm 20 fourth in all-cvcnts. 1910.
Otherwise the various leaders in
fse various divisions held over.
Virgil Case and Albert Dashuer
~ Nlma Rad 1883 In doubles with
'rc latter showing 666 Detroit
DTru Recreation s Nick Bios
-Hr has one OF he highest series
- Voc tournament 6gl Another
Nina high came from Iorn
OEren and Edscl Putnam. list
Two DctrolC pairs made eos.
lures toward the prize List, -.l4
Nl'e- and Jack Uigley doing 1854
Tom Trompics and Elwood WaCh-
Ter ll47 Charles Mckinney SOP
and Art Blackburn. 637, made
I159.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
The Widest Indian

1t has been known since early
fall that Bergman was caught
up with Marshall The habit Of
Mister Wet-wayh Of running
up and-aenR- Redskins
bench questioning Coach Berg
man decisions. going as far as
countcr-u1anding orders. and
generally behaving IN a manner
unbeComlng 10 an owner Of a
National League football club.
All ser, cd -ta--PpoNide heavy
cross for Dutch
NarShaH's club is the Indians
and he's the widest Indian Of
them aii- A. any fan who ever
has seen the Washington team
Asill attest
lie had a lively bat dlscon-
oerting habit Of daShinG out
onto tho field AZ any time during
the ean5et0 frArancue officials,
opposing players and any one
else within range
In coptraS 20 MarShallS
jumping antics and the vocal
abuse he INDUCED in Coach
Bergman ~ AN times was Of
dignifed mlen He came 70
Washington Wth 4 reputation
and leaves with a better one
despite Marshall II was Berg
man Who brought Catholic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Top SIS Wont Meet
I'm Regular Season
BY JAKE BERSoN

IF they are 20 meet at all ST.
Ambrose and ST. Charles basket
ball teams. currently burning up
the second division east side in the
Catholic prep league viii have to
wait until the regular season ends.
The two teams are now tied for
first place, St Ambrose having
Won It's first seven league games,
while ST. Charles has captured SIX
straight But the schools are not
scheduled 10 play one another In
The regular campaign. II Will
have to come in a playoff for the
section title
With nine schools in the sec
ton. the schedule makers ar
ranged for each team to play six
other schools twice, or II games
As luck would have IT, ST. Charles
and 81. A m broSe were not
matched
Frank Connolly. one OF the bet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

Grand Rapids entries are largo
Isl responsible for changes among
She leaders Of The various event,
of tho annual state championship
bowling tournament AZ Palmer
Park Recreation
August Busch. sos and Victor
S1eNa 6S3 had l2S5 for Grt
place Walter Scyko and Car.
iauWtr>ch0id d. l227, gaHued'-et-
cnth position A rccheck o1 lIcrb
Tahhprf and Wesley Scarlet Ie1
the DetrotcrS fourth on l265
NIbNesf with Emerson psW.co
toS,.n. SIT made eighth boz thc
regular team event John DaW"o
h.t 61S for fifth in singles Grand
Rapids Leslie Spoor gained eighth
on $50 and Warren Zels Detroit
ted ioi ninth az 63S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
TIMES SWEEPS:
Doyle Hits ga
As GGrenneI Five
Takes Second
BY HAROLD KAHL

or a dozen changes in the stand
ings of The Detroit Times Sweep
stakes the rise Of Reg Wellets
GremerS TO second i'm Class a was
the neutrality-suspicious. Today after
another weekend of bowling at
Imperial Recreation.
With Barney Doyle shooting
2l9-207 in GA GremeIS hat 9i6-
a56-9i0 for 2SI2 al Charney's
20O-2l2 in 500 was high as Norm
Halleen's Index made fourth on
2S0l. Earl Bentons GerlSch was
the third johnny MIllett house
loop club TO make the Class A
hoard seventh position on 1884
Benton was The leader with 500.
Mllett teams also accounted for
three of the-f0uF switches tn
Class B. Art RoohmS 602 stood
ont AS Clarence Bulls ID A. {.
PenobSCotS ferried 10 fifth on
27i6 Jack IIeenanS 81 led
Nirge'S to eighth with PTS and
-Scovera topped by Steve Zelenak $
594 followed into ninth with 200
Whaling $ 2670 was good for
tenth. Ken Buckshi showing 554
Jack JaCkSOn'S Silvcr'S Five and
John Shcrman'S Ford Tractors
tied for seventh in Class c when
each qulntel-rnlInd- 2GSS. Mailer
NcSSind was paCemakcr for The
former N1I1h- 23l I'm 593 while
Pete Wolam'S SIS was tops for
the latter. Howard Vautherot
posted a now high series for his
division with 232-2ll-20l for -64t
ashes tftt.di- ms f + 0UtfT-t0
tenth on 2682
tn class y Don Eisnauchc's
Ffrkcr'S Tigers landed ffth on
262S Earl NemecheCk having ~
IN So Row Calls Motor City
slipped into a re for eighth on
26Ol Learman 81. OngeS 555 fca-
turing Leaders held thor places
IN Class r, where tfHc ..;i5t9 OF CiTt
PeterSonS Graham-Page Com
mandoS was the best Harold
Mass was high with PA in 5S6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Ec0hOatinS
SEuffS Off

Iccboatlng wasn't much fun
Sunday There was ice not
much bat enough for a few spins
up off Harry Loehler'S LakevleW
spot bur not enough steady
wind for skeetcr racing.
lee Is honeycombed and Joe
Scherack. M Skeeter champion,
fears "a ram or further thaw. fol-
lowed by high wind, may end sea-
son which. up until now had been
the greatest IN the history OF the
sport here
Howard Boston says I'm pull
ing my boat up on the beach
I've had enough wadlrG around
In joe water trying 10 find my
boat Hazel Robinson no
tihcS that she is 10 be known as
Miss Iccbo8t Of 1874 and not
- iif---II t----ttTt Paul Wit
ljamS bought an iccboat. Sno-
fun and the next day the thaw
sou m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
JAKE Is Cut Up

With one eve almost closed
md MS face bruised and cut
LaNotts after the fight bore
unmistsksble GINS ~ a thrash
ing. II vas the worst punish
ment In fact the only rca'
punishment the STURDY Bronx
bsttler ever received - D.tr-
pa. And IN recalling Tho fstf,
fsns point out that II was the
first firre they ever had seen
lake back away from an oru0-
ncnt. Jake may no oat ~ action
for y while.
While not now s0S perhaps
never p champ On Harris ancn
gain proved himself '.po O.
or" lie previously put Co'0v
WEIGH and jose Bssara On 're
shelf. Now % is LaNO'fa
However. Londos sass ne Will
have card Feb. rs II is rot
likely - ia Raw Pob.nson and
LsNOtta - Tho local wstrr-
maker once hoped. Robins
has ~ injury. Ray s. fight WITH
Bssora IN Philadelphia siso
or. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Detroit Woman
9Th In Classic

CHICAGO Jan 81. 49, Pose
Barnes OF Cicero H.. scored a
SIX game total of LOS Ia win
first place and $3.50 IN the Bowl
ing Lanes third annual individual
women'S bowling classic here over
the WEEKEND.
Miss Barnes rolled 100. oO2. 1871.
2l0, 203 and 22l 10 beat out
Marge klabunde Of Milwaukee by
3l pins. Mrs. Klabunde boWlcd
.1l77.
Crystal PcarCc OF Detroit took
eighth with / iA6 Tor So. Mare
Shamlock OF the Enterprise team
and ollie Herman Of Milwaukee
tied for ninth with lbs Tor
Si7 so each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Skates
Hopes
Brighten

With the weather man fore
casting cold CT" everything
seemed favorable for the holding
of The Detroit Times Cold and
Silver Skates Derby Wednesday
at Belle Isle.
The 22d annual event originally
was scheduled over the past week
end but was postponed on account
of the June in January weather
Of last week.
Heats will he held Wednesday
starting at 230 p. m. and the
finals Will go on starting at
7:30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

works. and which includes most
Of the states where boxing
legalized. They 60 their own
way and with Della thumb
their respective noses AT the
MIA group. All of which makes
il easy for fellows like Della 10
laugh al outlanders like Londes
and Hettche.
Discounting the possibility
that sinister influences in New
York may have Con>pired 10
keep Della in The big eastern
metropolis, the homeopathic
situation makes IL comparative
~ easy for the Delias 10 say
"what-to he'll I can fight in
New York anyway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
His Cup Was Filled

Although his friends said he
was all set 20 IGN long before
the championship game with the
Bears IN Chicago. MarShall's
going in that contest filled
Coach Bergman cup
That day George Preston was
discovered sitting on the Bears
bench duLlnC the game-Ra.ph
Brizzarola one OF the Bears
business office men promptly
accused Marshall OF being a spy
trying 10 steal the Bears sig
nails lie also said some other
things and was generally very
rough with George Preston who
va, summary given the buns
rush
George Preston was hurt 10
the quick over this and ms IN
lurieS mounted few DAYS later
when Commissioner Elmer Lay
den levied $500 fines on both ~
the niSCTcaDtS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Bergers Finish
81 Pins Ahead

ROCHESTER. ". Y Jan 81 Pei
:. r.. Berger bowling team of De
roIt. working behind a 775-pin
lead wound up their 12game
match with the A. +. Z Novelty
here yesterday 372 pins TO the
good by totahne 12.l9l to l1Sl9.
The local club shaved the
Bcrser'S lead by Isl pins in the
afternoon block when Billy Pa
dula fashioned $40 on DIT, 235 and
21A. but the big margin the De
troitcrS gained on their home
drives proved tee H4#el4-te -etit-t--
come. Joe Norris 61S. Dave Dor
gers 5S3 and Hank Caves 513
stood out iou Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

ter amateur golfers in this dis
trict coaches the ST. Ambrose
quintet Jack Laffey IS the 81.
Charles coach
st. AmhroSe'S seventh in a row
HAS scored Yesterday over St.
Martin. BIS. joe Higgins. ST.
Ambroses top scorer in the ma
iority of games teamed with Nor
riS Debuck TO account for "A
points
ST Florian. upset by Rosary last
week after winning four straight
bounded back with .52-23 tri-
umph over ST Thomas Eugene
Dynak st Florian forward. nearly
matched the ST. Thomas score
with - points
In another parish tit ST He'd
Wig nipped An Saints, 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Jack Doyle, Fight
Promoter, Is Dead

SANTA MONICA. Cal Jan 81
ms Jack DOYLE. Veter a n
Southern California fight pro-
moter is dead az the age Of s..
He passed away yesterday after
an illness of three months
Doyle was the fOUUdCT- 0f me
Vernon Arena, a big barn-like
structure m suburban Vernon
which became famous some 80
years ago as a gathering place for
fight fans and early day movie
celebrities. Al one time he was
one of the nations foremost fight
promoters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Index Five Leader
In Lutheran Event

IHdeN Eve is the carly leader
Today IN The regular team event
OF the fifth annual Lutheran
tournament that opened yesterday
at Great Lakes Recreation index.
with Norman Hallecn str.klng
623 had 2a32
Downtown Odds came second On
2S70 Ralph Bartlett anchoring on
go IN tho ovoraverage division
Victory Five from ST PaulS leads
on as Holy Communion no. l IS
second on =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Black Panther's Back

Buddy Knox and Paul Bozlell
two of the toughest ma1men who
have appeared mere TINS season
viii try 10 make life tough for
Bert Ruby and the Black Pan
thcr IN The Australian tag team
bout which is one OF the features
on tomorrow nights wrestling
program for bond night al the
FaIrvicW Gardens
II VIII be the FIRST appearance
Of the Black Panther This year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

non union
y r o v lnCCs
such as Penn
SN VA -
{ We land
and others
I n y are
not affiliated
With the Ma
tional Boxing
a Sociattof'
ith which
NJ / c h i gan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Hawks
End String
of Wings
en.cLal % rnt nrrRoIr rIMEs

CHICAGO. Jan. 3i-Because
fhe third period INK. which they
figured they rad Shalen-for
keeps. bobbed Up 20 plague them
once more, ! Detroit Red Wings
have had couple Of their strings
Dr0kCn.
After taking a 90 lead last
night on first period goals by
Adam Brown and Mud Bruueteau.
the DetroiterS were stopped cold
and Chicago Black Hawks Went
ON 20 win 81. before the season s
largest crowd OF is. 26l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

Coach Bergman is rated as a
solid football man and its I'M
likely he'll be out of gridiron
employment for long The res
ignation he rendered IS effec-
tive March l
The oStonSible reason for his
frsrv1r1E- dS=5G--IEEu- IN the formal
farewell Of Bergman, mentioned
the pressure OF other business.
This. AZ best, rs just shallow
Subterfuge which all those close
90 the Washington situation VIII
naAs-aAer- as-sA- much nfffle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Bling Crosby and:

jug McSpadon lWho has Just
been made l-A1 teamer yestcr-
day to vn tho 36-hole pro-ama-
tcar chsu'N meet ~ Hollywood
with best ball of l19. Low .ndi-
NdIal was tie between jug and
Harry Cooper with cards OF l35
with ont h8udlc8pS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Bob a|es
Bergman May Land
In Boston as
coach Of Braves
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Coach Dutch Bergman today
finally got around TO telling
George Preston Marshall the ex-
tremely colorful but highly an
noying Ito Dutch owner of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
National League:

WIN have enough mRnpower 10
operate during 1914 despite me
lnroadS by the armed forces aC-
cording TO Ford Prick president
There are IS players who are az
or an average of n per club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Michigans Tom King:

Was back on top ln-the Western
Conference individual scoring race
today with a total of 100 points
despite Michigan TWO losses 10
ONO State over The weekend.
The Buckeyes Won Saturday
go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

w a s hington
r Q d kinS.
that ne didn't
want 10 play
any more.
Don't he
too surprised
If Dutch Berg
man shows
I'D In h 2
GTlNcE = - AZ
as head OF the
y o : I q n
Braves, the
new club IN
the National
+ o O I b A J |
League or
1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
led Meredith Jr.:

is an ensign ON ? PIT boat IN
the South Pacific. Hes the son of
me former Olympic runner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Chicago Chisox:

WIN have s0uthp8W Tony An-
moreno available for duty next
season He's back n ciyNIes after
Us months i'm the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
I7-Year-oldS:

WH bo permitted 20 participate
professionally under a proposal 10
amend the law governing boxing
and wrestling tn New York state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Fooled

a ~ Thomas drive is
broken mp under 81. Flo
rian'S basket i'm their third
division game yesterday in
the Catholic High School
League. ~. Florian won.
52-23. Eugene Dynak Of
the winners collected %
points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
RGzzie Dazzle;

--E.;4-r- tGNHIf1sss VII t-lli ht
adopted by the National Baseball
Congress for next season. PROSE-
dent Ray Dumont advocated a
batter being permitted 10 run
either 10 first or third and con-
----77--T7E TIT The same direction ne
started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Promoter Suffers

Della probably Will he sus-
pended in Michigan as il proper.
But again who is pcnallIod
None other than the promoter.
In this case LondeS represent
ing Olympia. is holding the bag
One way Out apparently ihc
most charitable way would be
10 suspend Della until such time
he proved he was incapable OF
fighting here last Friday and
until he gives assurance that
he viii fulfU his contract with
Miller. or some other opponent
named by the promoter. But.
that's the business of lIeiicne
as head Of the Michigan Boxing
Commission. who VIII unQu"S-
uonably deal properly with me
case
In the meantime. Londcs APP
pears 20 have had no success M
ro-matchinC LaMofta and dar-
RS. which no has had hopes of
doing since the pair put on lncr
roaring split decision tangie
which still has fans gaSping and
arguing. Harry Pittler Harris
manager. naturally is eager for
a re-match but Mike Capr.an2,
who guides Tho dcStInicS OF La
Notta. returned 20 New York
without any commitment Mike
doesn't see much sense IN haF-
irC Jake mix with tough hon-
bros like Harris when il is pos
Sihle 10 take on soft touches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Pct. Bob Pastor:

WI leave Fort Logan iol
NI8m for officers candidate
-1oo. 49,. Bob has been a phys
M INSTRUCTORS ~ Fort Logan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

California 1s california ar A. 81
H.lt Frr.r Worcester 81
Havana fH. t.ries AAr so.
HfVTT SCHOOL
ST. F'rr'ar So Thomas 3.
ef HetV s. 90 All saints ~
ST.. Ambrose 49,. st Martin IS
uRA
Farv f1 Prrv s-er &C.
---.s@ i-ct~-'---r -
Dra som 80. KIM a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
Scratches
~ tinted Pre-"

HfATFAH
weather f.gar track fasf
FIRST Race Roman CIT Too Much
sf7rE WI Ffcef Hoover
Second Race Golden Fleece
Fngrth Race Iornnt If Ample Fs.
b ard sedgemCof Eycn Such Hesdoyer-
heels
Fifth Race narfy Jim LeAysnworih.
sixth Race Landslide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31
NUSH MARCH SCORES

Nu>h March put the Hawks
back % he fight with a second
period goal then after Doug Bent
lcy had tied the score i'm the sec
ond minute of the final session
Johnny GottSchg delivered the
-l.-t, q. = -f4+afket--8t ~
Fho defeat wa, the Wings first
in 10 games II also ended the
longest winning streak of A De-
irol' team, SIX m a row.
And the loss was the first SUI
fored by little Connie Dion. the
Wings new Coalic who. peVerthe-
less was brilliant He turned back
the t-lfteteoanS repeatedly when
they wore m on HIM for what APP
pCarcd like certain goals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-31

I4etrai spsfN---EfffnH tf0ffFff ftScumoe
Howe. Brunetf8u. Crosse. klrea-
Chicago spares Nie0s Purpur March,
Allen GottseH pahIstrom Heyuger.
FIRST PERIOD
Detroit Rlrwn Dsrussn- HoietO p.5S
f1Fr17 Ew0e'esu (Liscombe -Quacken-
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