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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Wyandotte High Boy
Signed by Tigers

Edward Mierkowicz, Wysndotte
f1Igh School athlete, has been
signed by the Tigers. it was
announced at Briggs Stadium
Saturday. He will he sent TO
the Buffalo club of the Interna-
tional League. He is 10 and an
all-around athlete. having won
letters in basketball, football and
track as well as baseball at
Roosevelt High. He was given
an honorable discharge from the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

been Unable TO make the would
have been dropped to third place.
which is worth 1000.
While Asplund was taking over
the lead -DetrniterS- shock HPf- the
high 10 standings IN the biggest
barrage of the tourney
Emil Dimitrie vaulted into
fourth place with 1909 after a
strike studded finish. Dimitne hac
952 for his first five games anc
then cut loose with DIP, 202 and
243 TO be the fourth man to aver
age better than 200.
Galen Passenger clicked 1875
for eighth, despite a lowly 164
opener. and Johnny Groh moved
into ninth by virtue Of 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Glass Eye Assist

Adams recalls that leo REESE
a one-eyed hockey player, was
quite a star IN the olden days
REESE spOrted "A glass eye
and used 10 focus IL 80 rival
goalies couldn't tell which way
he was shooting the puck, the
Red Wing preNy claims. "For
"a long time there Was n plot
afoot 10 steal Reise's eye, hut
Mt night ne kept ~ In safe"
Oh, yeh Frank MCGEE and
Jimmy Ward were other famous
one glimmer players Papa
Dee. the Paradise Valley &C.
lebFity, boasts that Clarence
Wright, s feet , inches plus and
weighing 30. IS The secret
weapon he was talking about
. Clarence is a tiXin 60 take
over when Joe Louis abdlcatcs
you never can tell says
the Papa phllosophlcally --
Manager Clarence tHapL Day
Of the Toronto Maple Leafs rs a
graduate druggist Charley
Keller OF the Yankees hagged
one or more home runs m every
American League park-in 1913
Rudy York homered IN all
parks except those at Cleveland
Nineteen Of York's total OF
"a were made at Briggs Sta
dunn Matchmaker Harry
Light. the Fairview promoter
lets customers who buy bonds
free into his Tuesday night
wrestling shows Davic Kerr
one-tlme star goalie for the
Rangers. drank a cup Of tea
strong and steaning before
every game or did We men
krFnrr ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Stanley McCabe (now a MIL
Officially and other stars A.. In
cjdently, Jack Adams. the Red
Wings manager. once scored six
goals in a Stanley Cup playoff,
when performing for the Van
couver MillionaireS on the Pa
cific Coast And Nels Stew
art. who holds the total lifetime
goals record in big Time puck
chasing with over 800, also
punched home an even half
dozen goals IN a Cup set
Anyway, James Norris Sr. and
Adams made no mistake when
they bought Howe and Seettyz
Bowman from ST Louis for
SIS. 600 some dozen seasons ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Tennessee 10 Resume
Football This Fall

KNOXVILLE. Feb. 5 (UP)-
Coach John Barnhill of the Uni
verSIty of Tennessee tonight an
nounCed he viii field a football
team next fall
Barnhill said the decision 10 re-
sumo football after a years lay
off because of the war, was made
following survey Of available
material and because of plans OF
most other Southeastern Confer
ence schools 10 have football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
MINOR OFFICIALS

The minor league representa-
tivcS were President George NJ
Trautman Of the American Assoc
citation President r NJ Wildei
Of the South Atlantic League
President Thomas Richardson ri
the Eastern League Charles Ora
ham. president of tho San Fran
cisco Seals OF the Pacific Coast
League, Fart Mann president OF
Atlanta Of the Southern ASSocia-
ton and Frank Lawrence. preSi-
dent of Portsmouth Of the
Piedmont League.
Extension OF the meeting into
Sunday worked no hardship on
the committee as all couferees
planned 10 attend the annual din
ner of the New York Baseball
Writers Association tomorrow
night
Officials Of the International
League were IN an optimistic
mood as they approved a 154-
game schedule and announced
this circuit only baseball league
to play throughout World War /
would finish the 1914 campaign
regardless OF difficulties
The league set April % a.
opening day The season will close
Sept. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Thank You!

The Detroit Times wishes
20 thank the City Of Detroit's
department Of parks and
recreation and the Michigan
skating Association for their
whole-hearted support and
cooperation in staging the
22d annual Gold and silver
skates Derby at Belle Isle
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
BIG PROBLEM

The problem VAS how 70 absorb
the nearly 400 major leaguerS and
thousands Of minor leaguerS when
they are demobilizcd and also
what should be done regarding
The 200 minor lcaguCr~ whose
contracts have boon sold bt mac
tive leagues since the men en-.
tered service
Lands favored declaring these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
IAkES PREP RACE

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. +. luPl
Jack s. L.. a candidate tor the
rlch SIS. 900 added New Orleans
Handicap and carrying top weight
Of ll6 pounds. galloped 10 an i'm
presSive photo finish victory over
Rcaping Glory in the second run
ming Of the $1,000 added Nachi-
tocheS Handicap AZ the Fair
Grounds today Pops Pick was
two and a half lengths back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

sold players free agents. while
chain system proponents wanted
the contracts TO remain valid.
The American League commit
tee comprised President Clark
Griffith OF rhe washington Sena-
tors. Eddie Collins Of the Boston
Red Sox. General Manager Jack
Zellcr Of the Detroit Tigers, Presi-
dent Alva Bradley OF the Cleve-
land Indians and Joseph HoStettler
Of Cleveland the American League
attorney
Repre- senting the National
League were Branch Hickey.
Brooklyn Dodger president Leo
Bondy New York Giants Secre-
tary. General Manager Warren
Giles Of the Cincinnati Reds. and
President Sam Breadon Of the ST
Louis Cardinals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Monteith Has Heart
Attack in Hospital

William (Scotty) Nonteith
veteran Detroit Boxing promoter
and matchmaker and former
manager of fighters, was seriously
III in Ford Hospital Saturday
Monteith suffered a heart attack
and was taken from his home e
the hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Joe Tinker Better,
Out Of Oxygen lent

ORLANDO. Fla. Feb ; up
Joe Tinker. aging baseball great
of another era. appeared on tho
road to recovery today when the
oxygen tent I'm which he had been
since Jan. % was removed from
his room.
His physicians said however
that because Of heart and kidney
trouble. Tinker was not entirely
out OF danger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
RECORD DAILY DOUBLE

The day got off 10 a nYinE start
with two records gong by the
boards in the Daily Double. The
double paid a season high Of ST.
$50 30 with total Of sol 742.
another record. gong into the
pool
The 1914 debut of Rolnghrokc.
a popular candidate 10 win the
March 4 running Of The $4,000
Widener Cup. proved an unhappy
one for his hackers Bolngbroke
-ebAleHSlsy y needing further ruUuT-
linnlnc finished third iet=i4iFei At
quest and EuraSian IN the mile and
"A furlong fourth race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
As Sell Ripple

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5 CUP)
--Outfielder Jimmy Ripple of the
Philadelphia Athletics has been
sold 10 Louisville of the American
Association in straight cash
deal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
New Baltimore Picks
&c Carnival Queen
Pretty IS year old Harriet

Bethuy OF New
Baltimore h a $
been picked 10
reign over that
city'S ice carni-
val next Sun
day. when she
will he crowned
during appro-
pria te cere-
monies NJ rs $
3 @ Z huV was
selected fro m
...aw On 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Sports sgd (6-GoAL) HOWE GIVES RED WING
Syd Howe Proves
Ottawa S Claim as
Cradle Of Hockey
By LEO MACDONELL

Just shows what a boy from
Ottawa can do" Ebenezer
Robertson Goodfellow, the for
mer Red Wing star proclaimed
when interviewed on Sydney
Harris HoWe's record six goals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

against I h Q
n ew Y o r k
Rangers the
9th Q r night
Sure, Eh-
bie's from
By-Town, too
So, too
from the Do
nninion c a p
ital came the
kilrea clan
S { Q "
r V a n :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

He went down but when
he came up he had the ball
and that's why if you
look closely =. YOU can
see a grin beginning to take
form. The man on the floor,
acting as the cushion j.
strictly the underdOg. Play
ers are Mike Donlin of HOLY
Cross (up) and Bill Phil
lips Of Tufts. Tufts won
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
LEAFS MAKE SWITCH

Detroit'S Brow n-Armstrong-
CarVeth line hud such a defined
edge on Toronte'S kid line in the
opening forays of tonight's first
period that coach Day sent David
son, Boothman and Kennedy. three
rugged operators, out TO hound
the Wing aces. Brown and Car
veth gave Bibeaalt high stepping
exercises before Morris spear
headed sequence of Leaf thrusts
that gave goalie Dion opportunity
to strut his stuff He Sprawled
10 save from Jackie Hamilton.
Pratt and O'Nein also tested him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Veteran Scores
First in Game
With Toronto

TORONTO Feb. 5-Featuring
two of the leading candidates for
the rookie Of the year" award
center Gus Bodnar of Toronto
Maple Leafs and goalie Connie
Dion Of Detroit Red Wings-theSe
two teams ctashed here tonight
in the first half of a weekend
double-headcr.
The Leafs Will oppose the
Wings in Detroit this Sunday
night. continuing the battle which
may have considerable bearing on
determining the team which viii
finish the MIL season in second
place,
Taking up where he left off
Thursday night when he set A
record with six goals. sgd Howe
finally put Detroit in front, scor-
ing at 1910 of the opening period.
Hollett grabbed a stray pass and
Howe banged home the puck on
LiScOmbe's rebound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

lestantS by skating ASSOCIATION
| fficials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Detroit subs-Jackson, Liscombe, Howe.
Crosse. Jennings, Quackenbush, Kilrea.
Toronto subs-Morris. Bodnsr. Carr.
Davidson, Kennedy Boothmsn. Webster.
Referee-kng Clancy Linesmen-Eddis
Mepham, jim
FIRST PERIOD
l--Detrait; Howe biseombe, Hofiett),
IS 40
Penalties None.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
FAvoRITE WINS

" l. Shea'S Rascal, the public
choice took the spotlight IN the
second division with little Conn
McCreary riding a front race all
the way. Rascal was never pushed.
winning over Millbrook Stables
Poacher and Mrs. w. Renard's
Mixer.
Both features proved disap-
pointing from The standpoint of
spectacular finishes But both
went smoothly, although failing 10
get more than a routine roar from
a season record crowd OF Il 94S.
4 new pari-mutuel record handle
Was sci. with Florida experiencing
Us first million dollar handle In
history The money-to-burn fans
passed SlOO5 ST over the coun-
terS 10 exceed the Widencr Day
1912 high Of S9590O7 for a nine
race card. Eight races featured
todays meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Air Current Wins
Rich Turf Race
In Photo Finish

MIAMI, Feb. s CUP)-Allen r.
Simmons long-striding Air Cur
rent ran a picture race at Amer
ica's picture postcard track today
in winning the first division of the
S.. 900 added Miami Beach Handl-
cap. the winters richest race on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Air Current breezed down the
stretch. easily oveftaking tired
Doubt Not and went under the
wire five lengths to the good. Blue
Sash. from the barns of o. S. Jen-
nings, moved into second place, a
neck in front of Greentree Stables
Four Freedoms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Hows About Miller

Jimmy NcLsUir. out IN Ii0l-
kvood Cal. where tho former
r-i'fster now IS employed In an
airp'sre speclalt!es plant when
rot PLAYING golf told an inter-
viewer that Bud TAYLOR was The
best man be- ever faced IN the
ring
Which could bc But. whether
o. not Ray Miller was The best
to the contrary il pressed Baby
Face NCLaInin the pleasing
young FISHER. would probably
Vsyo 20 admit that Ray Miller
&as good. too
Veteran ring lare around De-
trot recall that Miller ar O'ym-
p.7 gave McLarnin a thorough
FASTING so thorough that the
bout fad 70 be stopped in the
fourth round and Miller. a left
hook artist, was awarded the
fight on q technical knockout
That was back ia 1928 and
TIC NcLarnin-Miller Setto was
one OF "a series Of stirring ring
contests presented by William
fScotfNl Aonfcith Incidentally
Non'ei'r hosp.'alized for sew
era' weeks with heart silment
As reported TO be on the road
o. EfrrlCTN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Beat En- All

With rs straight victories 20
his credit. the Schoolhoy boasts
share IN an American League
record. Only three other AmeTi-
can League pitchers achieved
the distinction. They were
great. chuckers too - Walter
Johnson, Lefty Grove and Joe
Wood
I'm putting his string together
Rowe did something none of the
other co-chanpions was able 20
do
Tic beat each Of the other
vevon clbhs one or more times.
which seems 70 prove that
Mickey Cochranc his manager
az the time, never picked spots
COR him That was IN 1884
when the Tigers won the league
title only 70 lose to tho Cardl-
nails IN a memorable World
Series.
This wasn't true " The 9TH
ers, d was once pointed out.
Connie Mack Wouldn = start
Grove against the Yankees dur
ms his streak iu 1881
The Athletics. on their homo
grounds stopped the School
boys bid for victory II and
outright ownership of the league
record for consecutive wins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
GeriSCh Five
Misses Chance

in the language al baseball the
men state tournament boVlcrS
did not knock down any fences
over the Weekend Jim Godfrey
Of Monroe TOD for twelfth IN
satlcs ON 6l9. Otherwise the
leaders are just whcAe they were
Il week ago
GerscH had a rTd trimmed
chance H tic team .numhcr. Show
.1- 216l going in, all fingers
pointed to a new n7uo on the
board But tre GerIsches found
on.H St7 and finished With 2S7S.
NJaruKe Clarence kTaicpkc HIM
self howEg 6i7 had ,2000. then
tr. co. 76Q Ter 1S6I Mike Fisher
ns8 6l4
Leslie Taan-a03 Palmer Parks
~tth r-r Wa- Cgmhcr ono az the
f.an He'd with 615 In 2sS1. John
t3tea IatcI, - Classic winner.
rolling with ScolD4s took $40
~ 277l Harry Fisher Of Nirses
posted 6i9
Harold Wark and Joe Fauman
.r4 tae ie'3 in doubles. 1lS3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
King, MdndeII
Out TO Settle
Dispute Tonight
ToNIsHT's card

Jimmy Mandell. Bu~aio. We Howard
King. Detroit middleweights 60 rounds),
Johnny Montsen euftaio, vs. Harry
Terry. Warrington, D.. G.. 'lgh,".iEhtS
WIN. Anderson pstnslt " =. Harry
L,powicb. buffalo feathers (siKroundsS
e. Monty. Klein. Ann Arbor, vs.. Harry
MeArthur, Detroit. lishtweights flour
coan, p.Msrlow pshsmIIu.nd, AZ,
~ Golden Detroit midiiswstghts tour
roundsl.
WIN. Bell. Detroit. vs. Kid pniingsr.
Detroit, feathers flour rounds).
Jimmy Mandell. rugged Buffalo
scrapper, will face Howell King,
Detroit Negro middleweight, In
the 10-round headliner on the Ar
cadia fight card tonight.
The match is return engage
ment between the pair. Two
weeks ago King was awarded A
crowd booed decision after 10 fur
ious rounds. Mandell an infighter.
scored repeatedly and cut Kings
eye midway in the battle.
Referee Clarence Rosen. how
ever. felt Kings defensive tactics
worthy OF points and awarded him
the verdict. a furry by Mandell
in the last few rounds won over
the crowd and they vented their
opinion of the result loud and
long.
Mandell, as a result has pc
titioned for Judges 10 be at the
ringside but absence Of Commits
sioner John j. Hettche, vacation
ing in Florida, will probably result
in the referee being sole Judge If
the fight goes the distance.
That King can be hit was dem
onStratcd on tho opening Arcadia
fight card several weeks ago when
Chuck HirSt had the Detroiter
on the floor twice-on the verge
of knockout, However. King raj
lied 20 win a kayo over Hirsi when
the latter took a 10 count on one
knee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
New Sweeps Leaders
By HAROLD KAHL

Ed Marquardts Got away 20
the flying start OF 1868 a new
high single, but followed with
977-s3s for 1888 and had tot Be
content with second place 1T
Glass 3. John Gingerella was
high man on 500 Brownie Sudol
Int 200-233 IN 81 as hiS Livonia
Rec. took over fourth with 2S05s
Joe Skaters RobinSon> posted
lo47. q new high single betweefl
S67-q2s Tor 2s42 and he runner
up berth In Class G. Grant Starr
buck leading on 2ll-22l IN Sid.
The 2sl4 OF Lance Hicks Altes
and 27S1 Of Bill Zillich's Frank
Stadium were good for fifth and
tenth. The latter won the Class
c crown last year with 29u,
known as Manor
Harold Cunninghams Five
gained ninth IN Class y with
2643. Harry Hansons sos being
high Edward Kazmit Of National
Twist Backofs made the $40 AS
his team rolled 2416. George
Toth's Towne Robinson accounted
for the only switch in Class z.
third on 263s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

CLEVELAND March Is Die
tator Won Glenhugel q Doherman
pinSchcr owned by marine Cap
ram and MIS-. Bob Adamson of
Arlington. Va stood hc>t in
sho8 here today defeating 95S
dogs 10 So breeds.
Making his third start he came
througn the classes over the
weekend 20 defeat nine cham
pIons IN his breed several ol
them previously best in show win
ncrS.
Dictator was bred by john
Chollcy of Canton. O.. who
showed the dog for Capt. Adam
SON
Detroit and Michigan docs
Jared well n tine show
Champion Gallon Y ROchSbUg
owned hl pr Frank w Hartman
of Detroit went best ln the
miniature p.r~cherS.
Margaret Indictments. famed
f0r her EuEIsE type cocker span
icls, walked off with the best of
variety with Champion Glralda S
indigo Her kennel IS AZ Roches-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
New Side
Of 2-TOn
Revealed
= BY JACK CUDDY
Third Press staff Correspondent

ORANGE. NJ J.. March g.
Two-Ton Tony Galehto an
houpced today that he would
make a farewell. tour" of the
nation while awaiting his coll
from Uncle Sam
Galento actually belongs to he
army. Il seems last week an
otherwise innocent board Of army
physicians pronounced him 'ac-
ceptable" for limited service. The
fat man was miffed no end when
the army failed 10 accept him for
immediate service.
He had given wife Mary, a slob-
bering kiss, meanwhile assuring
her what he would do 10 them
buns Hitler and TOTO. When
Galento returned, considerably
creStfallen. after the army's i'm
tied service decision, Mary said,
back again--huh?"
A feature of this tour and a
feature OF Galento's post-Pearl
Harbor activities will be his APP
pearances at service camps and
hospitals along the way
No one has mentioned it--and
Galento prefers it that way-bu'
every time he moves out Of Orange
on rcfereeing journeys, he appears
at least once a day at camps and
hospitals. lie pays all his owr
expenses doesn't depend upon the
USO or any other organization
He waddles through ward after
ward Of hospitals and leers at The
men and says:
~ few years ago was
trainin' To fight John Henry
Lewis nj Philadelphia II got
pneumonia Of the lungs-they
gave me up for dead-but I
came hack and almost licked
Joe Louis WOuld'a knocked
out the bum If I'd fought my
own fight"
During his farewell tour th'
fat man will make twice as man!
camp and hopsital appearances Al
he does commercial one-nigh
stands. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Roxy Takes Malone S
Place at FaJview

a spraned Ankle suffered by
Earl Malone has caused a switch
Ina bouts AZ FaIrvicw Gardens to-
morrow night. Walter Roxy has
been named To oppose frankie
Hart in ono Of The featured bouts
iva the douhlchoadcr with Bob
Castle taking on Dale Haddock
n tao 0nc-lall match
I've i1o main event Bert Ruby
and Louise Klein meet Nick Bill
nre and Buddy Knox in an AUS
traIian tag bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

Al Sagert's Goessnans in Class
3 and Claude Wards Jerry's on
the Lake in Class c are the new
leaders in the Detroit Times
Sweepstakes today after another
bowling session az Imperial Rec
reauon over the weekend.
GoesSman'S. a team from the
DENLY Senior House League,
closed with 1927 after 9S7 1881 for
1893 10 take command IN It's d.
vision with Pete DcNeve tho
leader on 232-20i In 6O4 Adolph
Rlpepes 22i-2O4-235 for 663
paced Jerry's on the Lake 10
9S4 -s46-10l3 for 2s43 and the top
in It's class
Only one change was made
among the Class a leaders. Fred
Millcr'S Rainbow Recreation OF
The Metro Classic landing ninth
hv closing with 1896. for 2S35.
Tony Carusos 1913 was tops Tony
CoScOlenda 6l2 stood out in Ra-
mona Recreation 1903. Ellis
Walkers Gil in Standards PISS
as the GilbertS of Flint could
muster only 262S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
DelrOil Dogs Score
I'm Cleveland Show
By Don GILLrES

Shores won hest az breed in
pomClmIms with Adorable Dear
Gold
Champion Williams ialc's
Michael owned by James II
Nichols OF jackson. "A DalmatIan
was judged hest Of breed. Michl-
gan breeders dominated the Ger
man short haired pointers when
kcn Maxwell of Grand Ledge took
best winners dog and Champion
Robertson s Gretchen. owned by
stove kahuk Of Grand Rapids
best i0 breed. Fanny NJ Strachan
of Plymouth, owner Of Regina v
Sirachof wor. winners female in
ino Donorwau plnschcrS.
WyuWtrc Saddle. a beautiful
'I.t.aWT hod tay terricr owned
b1 Airs p S. kraft ol Royal oak
Was I.a vnnu> dog 70 that
group. VH.' - pan Late Entry
"a >.aotH lur terrier owned hS
Cha..--A ~cHaiter OF Plymouth
twas winners dog
> Frank O. ScaHcr of Detroit.to0b
,W.rra NoC 10 The DachShund,
lSuoo'r5- WIN Rufus IIainhcm
SIR THOMAS JcVy IT, owned 10y
Ad Dtes 0l DctroN. WI,
i..J f OF American bros
- I.Iu.-
vg MANA Eant @. D.tu'
tl,''Hf, ri Nu Obedience cla-
/. .. e..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
VernOrs Take
Women S Lead

Vernors are in first place today
in the womens state champ,on-
ship bowling tournament a. OlyIn-
pic largely because Connie Pow
ers had 636 in 2697. Kinneys went
10 second on 261S Motor Inns ~
Pontiac took over in Class 3 on
2497 as Della Bardon had 5ss
Irene Mitchells $50 brought her
the B singles lead. Edith Morris
Of Ypslanu went 20 the top in
c on $50 Frances Sinka is all
events leader IN y on 1868.
Miss Powers $50 gave her The
top spot IN A all.eHents on -161s.
Nickv Fayad her teammate. had
1920 and Lydia Nolan Of Pontiac.
1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

tiou rcar Chicago.
Whether or nor Rove whose
comeback with The phils last
season was one Of tho scns7,
hous az big league baseball.
will ever pitch BIC league ball
=-==-4, u a-l-Ha.i- getting any
Younger. YOU k0nWl may be
questionable But. whether nc
does or not the one-tInc great
Detroit right handler VIII leave
hrs print deeply Cmblazoned IN
the baseball records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Tropical Park:

OponCd a Sunday meeting winch
VIII wind up The Florida winter
racing Hialcah closed Sat
urday after Eddic@ Arcaro won
SIS 900 WIdener Handicap with
Four Freedoms paying Sl73O
straight Sun Again second
and AIquest third Daily
flialean take best in history
ST35T2i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Montreal Canodiens:

AiiHtf+t7tft t7etf- erffe stride by
humping Leafs S 10 3 their
I'D indicated home game g.
broke tbcu own l9S goal record
by pushing h up 20 202
Rangers, Bruins played "A tie in
y. Y ln last game of season be-
tylppu climbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Buffalo Bisons:

Kept pace with the leading
Hershey Bears I'm the Eastern
DN9ou.oi The American Hockey
League by whipping Cleveland.
1l-5 Hershey defeated indiana
aroIs 30. Indianapolis drubbcd
Providence Co. and Pittsburgh
>W8upcd Providence, TO. ln other
weekend games.