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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
Turpin Club To
Field A Strong
Team, This Year

Although the Turpin A. c. base
ball club had a good team last year,
Manager Henderson Turpin has al
ready begun plans for1.-improving
his team for the coming season. He
has signed number OF new players
for 1894. including Orlie Clark. Slim
Evans. and three players who have
recently established residence in
Detroit.
To date the club has under sigma
ture such players as Jimmie Smith,
Willie Malone, William Ball. De-
Berry and Richard Burton, Marshall
Williams. Edward Smith, william
Dudley and Shocks Osley. Turpin
expects 10 have plenty OF pitching
talent with Oslcy. Evans. DeBerry
and Christian as his mound stars.
The club made trips 10 Buffalo.
Grand Rapids. Bay City. Inlay City.
Lapeer, Pontiac and Toledo last
season. meeting the St Louis Stars
in the latter city.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
JAKE LA MOTTA,
0SS|E HARRIS TO
BATTLE FRIDAY

Jake LsMotts. Bronx thunderbolt,
and Ossie (Bulldog) Harris. Pitts
burgh. clash in the windup OF a
star-studded hstic card at Olympia
Friday night. Jan. Is.
Beaten by an edge In q whiri-
wind encounter in Pittsburgh in
their first meeting. Harris seeks re-
venge over LsMotta when the pair
renew their bitter feud. Because of
the going over he gave Jose Basora
in Brooklyn and his fine showing
against Coley Welch in a subsequent
battle in Olympia, Harris il given
more than an outside chance to
whip the dangerous LaMotta.
While no champion. Harris Is
known as one OF the toughest fght-
ers in the trade. Both Basora and
WEIGH had TO go into temporary
retirement following their tits with
Harris.
Fritzie Zivic. who lost a decision
to LaMotta here two weeks 20.
gave Harris some advice before the
Pittsburgher came here 10 complete
his training at the Monroe A. c.
Zivic wants revenge through Harris
When LaMo,ta steps into the ring
Friday night it will be the Bronx
oattlers eighth appearance at Olym-
pia. In every fight LaMotta has
given a great exhibition of hstic
talent.
Matchmaker Nick Londes has ar
ranged bout between Billy Miller,
the Pittsburgh festherweight who
defeated Benny Goldberg in the
same ring few weeks back, and
Mike Della. sensational young Cali
fornian who stopped Eddie Carson
on the last card.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
Guardsmen Win I oHold
Chronicle League Lead

Ford 900, displaying strong Of
tense. swept 10 1892 win over
Briggs AL Stars in the Senior Divi-
sion OF tn, Michigan Chronicle
league. Sunday evening al Brewster
Recreation center George Myles
set the pace with IA points for the
winners, while George Peaks and
Willie Gussin were the leading
scorers for the losers Peaks is
leading the lea que with 40 points.
Selfridge Field had a field day as
they swamped the Outer Drive five,
47-l8 John Armstead was high
scorer with nine points. while
George Davis scored 10 points
The Coast Guard. pace Sc te-s in
the league. put on strong last pc
rod finish 10 defeat the strong High
land Park team. 1922 James Bur-
rell leading the way with Is points,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29

for the top prize. George Bennett.
teammate won both second and
third places with his 1922 then came
back with the third shift with
a 1899.
The boys around the alley are
still talking about the i448 regis
tered by Russ Cowans in the Para
disc Classic. Mr.. Cowsns shot games
OF $50, 200. ls5, 1872. 1873. l64. 1872 and
207. Virginia Dolphin Sauls was
the only woman in the Classic and
rolled 1884. Not bad.
y * x
Quaie Walker announced that Il
teams from Chicago Will invade the
city some tire in February. Four
OF the teams will be female.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29

ford and Broadnax did the major
portion OF the scoring. See played a
fine game on the defense, and
showed promise Of being one OF the
best defense players in the league.
In the second game Kappa jumped
out into the lead and coasted to vic
tory over Omega: the league cham
pions OF last season. At the end OF
the final half .22-l1, Omega staged
rally and caught up at 20 all.
Simpson. Williams, Johnson. and
Van Hsrgis then turned on the heat
and took charge OF the game, scor-
ing often enough to win easily.
Evans Hill and c. Hill left the game
by the foul route and hurt the
chances Of Omega The Omega team
looked worse in the game than they
have for long time. but are cspa-
BILE OF playing better ball.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
Wiley Takes Two
From Texas College

MARSHALL. Texas-rred Longs
Wiley college Wildcat quintet, vim
ners Of the recent Prairie View
invitational tournament. won two
games from Texas College. 30 to Il,
and 80 to %. Capt. Wallace led the
scoring for Wiley in both games.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
CW Wins TDo
Tits To Tighten
Junior Loop Race

The CYW quint defeated the Tro-
jams and Wolverines last week in
the Junior Division Of the Michigan
Chronicle league Both games were
al Wills school, Dawson and Hauil-
ton.
Sam Johnson. Roy Campbell and
Adams Davis were the top scorers
for the winners. accounting for 70
Of the IS points in the two games as
the CYW won 4S-lS over the Tro-
jams and 40 10 80 over the VOL
verines. leaders in the league COM
petition.
The Aces won on forfeit and the
Highland Park Midgets drew bye
John O'Neal is leading scorer in
the division with SO points. O'Neal
is member OF the Wolverine Ave.
Davis. CYW, is second with 80 points
and c. Smith. Trojsns, has %. Rob-
ert Neal. Wolverines has IS. and
Sylvester Johnson CYW, 20.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
BOTH WILL Be
SEEKING $3.50
Prize IN MEET
BY RUSS J. COWANS

While bowling fans OF Detroit may
not have given any particular at
tention to it yet. age may be an
important factor in determining the
winner OF the first annual national
singles match game championship
tournament sponsored by the Mich.
tgsn Chronicle.
For instance, take the case of
Oscar Harrison. the 55-yesr-old
Chicago veteran who will be seek
ing the top prize of $3.50 and the
Ford trophy in the tournament, q
69-game test across Is alleys at
Paradise Bowl, Feb 3-6. Oscar. q
member Of Sewell All-Stars in the
King Pin league in Chicago, has an
average OF l78. but during the SO
years that he has been bowling he
has hung up four perfect games OF
800, which is quite a feat.
deep knowledge
Harrison has an uncanny knowl-
edge OF the game, and is able to
adjust himself TO varying conditions.
This will play an important part in
the coming tournament.
Just the opposite is the case OF
Alphonso Kiriley, l8-year-old De-
troiter, who will be competing in
has first big tournament. Kirtley
rolls in Sans House league and has
an average Of 1872. This is his first
year Of bowling.
But where Harrison and other
veterans OF the lanes have an art
istry on the lanes gained through
years OF experience, Kirtley has the
endurance for the long grind, and
this may provide the margin OF
victory.
- Another Strong Entry
Chicago filed another strong entry
last week when Merril H. Thomas
sent in his entry. Thomas has been
bowling II years. holds an average
Of l76 in the King Pin league He
won the all-events title at the last
National Negro Bowling Association
tournament, and was on the doubles
championship team in l94l. Thomas
was runner-up 10 Jimmy Jones IN
the singles in 1899. and holds the
highest average for four years of
national competition.
In addition. he shot the highest
three-game series in Chicago for
colored bowlers. banging out .245.
2l5 and 263 for 723
Maceo Goes Up
Maceo Kelley. the 43-year-old
men Der of FrIars Ale. leaped into
a favored position Saturday night
when he Won the last OF the Great
Lakes sweepstakes with 1894 for the
eight games across is alleys. giving
him an average OF 2ll. Kelley in
Guided in the series games OF 243.
2l6. 252 and 266. the latter coming
in the Anal game 10 wipe out a o.
pin lead George Bennett had esiab-
lIshed in the seventh with a siz5.
zllng 257.
The tournament will open Feb. 3
with the 2<-ssme preliminary test.
and the 10 leaders will compete in
She final, opening Saturday. Feb. 81
and terminating Feb. 8.
FIRST prize will be $3.50: second
prize, $37S: third. SITS: fourth. 500
and fifth. $50
The Metropolitan Funeral system
Is presenting prize for the second
Place winner.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29

Dee Jenkins. home on a furlough.
scored six markers for the losers.
The Heart OF Detroit FIVE. COM
posed o. former Brewster Center
players. defeated u. S. Rubber,
58-l2. Willie Malone and Buddy
Stevens scored IA points each, while
Capt Gus Finney collected IL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
ARMSTRONG VS.. PIRRoNE

ST. LOUIS.-Henry Armstrong.
former triple world champion. may
be opponent OF Joey Pirrone of
Portland in the arena here Feb
ruarY 4.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
SQUABBLE MARS
GAMES monday
in MOTOR CITY

The league games OF the Motor
City Bowling league were marred
Monday night by a controversy that
developed during the match be-
tween Friars Ale and Porters
Cleaners at Paradise Bowl.
The difficulty occurred when
Frisrs Ale members accused two
OF Porters players Of fouling, and
that the foul man was reading a
book at the time. Because the fouls
were not called, Captain Ernest
(Boots) Fairfax and John. Collins
OF the Friars Ale team refused to
continue, leaving George Bennett.
Maceo Kelley and Tiny Baldwin to
roll the game out. giving Porters
three victories.
Fairfax said he would protest
the games
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29

The Wolverines defeated the L.
Bombers. IS to Is last Wednesday
night at Moore school.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29

Tota S1l.S9l S77
Grand Total aa.N33
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
Grind Total e4sl
Watson Realty

Total aac-Ss5-es6.
Grand Total sIi3I
Naeirana Ciuh
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Total Sf5- So as0
Grand Total @6is

Total sSs- sol 40
Grand TOTAL 1895
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29

Assccistsd Electric Johnson Harris
Harden 19a-l2t-lI1l Grand Total 20ail
Maynard l4s-1ts-1ts Paris I6a.l5T -aOs
Bernoudy 13t-i1l-14l LLOYD 1Ta.l7s.l7O
Brady 2ltlTj-l2s Smith lS3.ISi. iGs
Rsdden 1+l-2o6-iAt Coleman l3T-2lo.le5
HDP 49, 10. T3I Rhodman aOo-io4.Ia9
Total seT- 1927 sss
Total e02 sS7 81 Grand Total 27I2
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Adams Service

Total sl3-s5S-sT4 Total 7s5-16I Sill
Grand Total $40 Grand TOTAL 236i
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TofSi S'if sl9NF
Grand Total 2its
narlirK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Macedonia Baptist

The Macedonia. Baptist mem
oers and friends en'oYcd fine
sert4g aN day SUNDAY Feb s.
Nine years ago last Sunday. the
rsstor Tho Rev u Fl Coleman
vas rallied 20 he rasiorale OF
this chlrfh when he came the
membership Was scattered and
conditions around did no. look
oncoutar'ns hNi he accepted the
cell anil has done wonders for
church ard communi,s
The Rev Nr Coleman preached
a. the seventeenth anniversary
scrviee of the Rev Mr. Puman,
pastor of Tabernacle .Raptisf
church Sariav AZ 3 p m a NUM-
her % re officers and members
accompanied him
SUNDAY evening az 8 o'clock the
Rev F o 5 Cleveland An DID,
rastor ~ s. John Baptist church,
savannah Ga brought MS q ereat
sermon Nell prepared and deliv-
cred lic Is president OF tho state
SUNDAY schosl convention 81 Ceor-
gia, and sia'o yiec-preSider' ma
tional SUNDAY school congress lie
is the hfo'her az the Rev J ~.
Cleveland one Of Macedonia's as
sisfar' pastors
II ~ L n 4 -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
RIVER ROUGE
Nv BrNNIr cAswELL. Jr.

The Go-Getlers club met re-
Gently at the home OF Mrs L..
Smith Of Eiolford street After
The business meeting a program
was rendered during which time
Mrs. Bapiees gave a reading;
Mrs " Water and Mrs V Hall
duet The repas, included hot
fish. potato chips. peanuts. candy.
cookies and pop
The rnioa Baptist Mothers
board met last week az The home
~ Mrs Johnson Of Beechwood
After The business meeting The
hostess served ice cream and
cake The next meeting will be
az he home Of Mrs NJ. c Bel
lineer 2al Polk street
Union Baptist
The pastor, the Rev f. c. Cope
land spoke Sunday on the theme.
Jesus Feeds The Multitudes .
The Rev Mr.. Copeland has just
completed ten-night revival In
Cincinnati Ohio at Rose Chapel
church. Six persons were added
to the membership The pastor
visited his parents in Georgia be-
fore returning.
Three persons Joined the church
Sunday evening after the message
ny tho pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
LA JUNTA
CAMP NEWS

Hurrah' The s4sih basketball
team Is hack on the winning road.
Come on you cats. let's keep II
up The Rombcrs ,trounced the
Medics rs "a 10 We have found
feplacements and still can use
more. so come out n practice.
fellows
The afs'h "Bombardiersu play
Cd At the vSO Extension Satur-
day NIGHT al the Presidents Birth
day ball The affair was decided
success Guests included civilians
and soldiers wives from bonn
squadrons 34sth and 1915 ! NJ
4 sizeahlc sum was collected for
tho infantilc PARALYSIS drive
Last week we cculdyc used
skis to go 20 and from our do
tails The snow was 50 deep that
a tackrahhit needed snow Shoes
20 stay on The surface
Sgt Eehcfi r crowder Cpl
Max r "ihe Baron" Graves and
PYts Edward Franklin and John
Ball spent an ENJOYABLE time on
their furlourhs in Chicago There
may he sailors there hut that's
an they're ius' there SGT Tim
othr and pvts Emmett carter.
Delaney G Putnam, Julian S,ur-
res and Edgar Delaney say the
big u" IS still Jumping. Pvt
George Smith tried 70 drink up
an the good beer in Milwaukee
mt found ont Tint he had 70
leave some PVT Robert = Bur
nett saws thai Ypsianti Mich Is
still Ypsllanfi Pvt Robert Thomp-
son saws Pixies Peak has nothing
On the Blue Ridge mountains
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Greater Shiloh

The women Of the Create SRI.
Ion BAPTIST church met and per-
fec'ed lhcir organization for Won.
ans dat which will be held dur
Ing ne month OF February o.
each year This year the closing
date is sunday Feb. 81.
The women elected were Nrs.
Mary O Ross pastor for rhs dsv.
20 Ne assisted by Mrs ka'hletn
SWANSON
Following IS a list Of rsonp
leaders chosen 10 assist Mrs
Ross Mrs Floretta Mccreary
church clerk. assisted hy Mss
Abigail Ross Mrs. Evelyn &c..
Us drason hoard Mrs eia
Page trustee board; Mrs < G..
Johnson ushers; Mrs Chag.ors
Hudson, mothers Mrs afrs
johnson. nurses: Mrs. BESSIE Ne.
canis clubs; Mrs. Mary nrr,
RELIGIONS education; Mrs Emma
Rhodes sionaries: Mrs HELEN
Carney program; Mrs Maud
smith acaconness; Mrs Clara
RrHnson- iecoration; Mrs Fiila-
beth CLAYTON. courtesy; Mrs Elli-
aheih Sapp. advisory board Mrs
Frances Roy, new member as
sisted by Mrs Emma Coitfase;
Mrs Hattie Dodds. finances Mrs
josephine Chapman. treastf En-;
MIS- Jessie Bclser. ministers
Vlvos and Mrs. Arlie West,
ynnng nairnns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

Homes Inc IS building dream
homes FOR this and future gem
CITATIONS Beautiful new brick
homes are now nearing compile
ton on Binder avenue between
Hlldale and Grixdale in conant
Gardens
New home si'es arr being start
I'd In tho conant Garden area
also on Northlawn and Roselawn
avenues IN 'he Smile road wyo-
mine arca
DetroIt's Obligation
These homes arc being built and
financed by one-hundred thous-
and dollar corporation Are You a
part Of this risantic orEanifstion
n not call Wavne County peter
Homes Trc today Cadillac 1916.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
s0InlrRs, ART EXnlRlT

ANNiSTON tANpl The works
~ these service men stationed at
Fl. Mcclellan We're displayed al
an arr exhibit ~ the Admission
rSO FOR coiorcd soldiers Jan.
;5-la The collection included oil
and vatcr color paintings, eich-
inrs. liihocfaphs cartoons and
Photographic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

Grateful thousands have learned that get
une ~ nights may SIMPLY mean that me I'D
neys need what doctors call dlureuc aid u
mate your trouble don hl1cr reedieasls from
this annoying eeep-disturpinq condition 7
TRY ume- proven. easy-to-take Gold Medal
Harlem On Cnpeulcs A. directed on he
paeksge ees n they don't help you sleep
he 4 log and feel uhe million" Get
Ooid Medal HaaTrm on Carsuim todAy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

The sernr u last sunday morn
ing was from Rpih lel7 subject
Owing Love The nev j. p
Davis ic Nstiaf preached fhc
sermon M4sic was rcndercA rs
Tho ecnlor choir The fcNf was
III aurht but deaeh part thee and
me The services We're larctlv
attended The public Is ALWAYS
Welcome n First Baptist church
Mildred Rcdiiek IS church re-
rorer
Re sure 70 read The Detroit Tri-
hume every week II Is your na-
per and is ALWAYS full u inter-
esilrg news nhoi' issues ~ vial
concern 10 our pconle Send sub
scriptions 20 The Trlhnnc % your
sons. brothers husbands and
friends IN tho armed services
They Ike 70 read news from hack
homo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
ECORSE DOINGS
~ WHO CASTOR

For the first time in the his
tory OF Ecorse colored man
has been appointed as a member
Ct very important committee
in connection with the city ad-
ministratlon He was appointed
by the city hnt hy one Of the
city's executives. The committee
consists OF eight members, head
cd by Albert Buday the West
side councilman Officer Peter
johnson was chosen by him 10
represent the West Side Of The
track IN campaign 20 raise
funds for q permanent monument
upon which the name OF every
Ecorsc man and woman will be
engraved. The monument Is 10 re-
place the present honor roll which
now stands al southheld and JEFF
ferson avenues after he war IS
over. The goal Of $4,000 Is set
by Tho chairman 10 be raised The
West sides quota Of s. 200 is 10
be raised by midsummer We feel
sure the public Is going 70 got
behind Officer Iohnson's various
>soerams and carry our quota
over the top We are also proud
~ the appointment 81 OFFICER
Johnson bv Councilman Buday
We hope that from now on when
a committee az citizens g 70 be
appointed by city executives A.
colored person viii always be IN
cnded
There Is or soon will he a
Vacancy IN The Safety commission
We arc hoping tho Mayor viii ar
point some colored man TO M
that short term position
The Young Peoples civic club
Is planning some lam sessions IN
tho near future Their frs, ono
this year VIII be next Saturday
night With julius crawford and
his Merry makers furnishing The
music
Want "a bc an Fik7 See clar-
cncc Oliver A branch o. The
Motor CIV lodge is TO be set up
in Ecorse soon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
St. Paul AME

Young Peoples Day Al s.
Paul AME church. chene az joy
streets, viii be a birthday ami.
versary honoring George Wash.
ington Abraham Lincoln. Fred
erlck DOUGLASS and Bishop Rich.
ard Allen sunday Feb 10, 3 u ~
The pastor, the Rev. J. A..
Charleston announced that many
prominent speakers will apaear
and excellent musical selections
Viii be under the direction a $
A Radcliffe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
McClsndon Pontiac Physician Grady Jackson On
Board Of Directors OF Wayne Better Homes Firm

7he warre County BETTER
llaass lne arrouness lhe elec-
rn ~ Aree new members 20 the
rAa ~ DteMafs namcly pr
iinus u NcNeiii prominent
rt ~.isn and su eern and mem
fr 90 he CIV Council q Pom
csdy laekSon president %
r selsf Valley Distributing con-
Ysry and member ~ Tho hoard
eC'crs Is, 'he Paradise Row.
Aiey ln Dr lanes
" ensar VEL kn, vn physician
Al sufseor md presiesm q the
ai Man =
Nhout Honsiug
Ns t'ean0 Roosevelt IN her
sesa. adf,ess a. ENenozer
fltrh snld Iiorne IS n place
yr dream ~ ne What keeps
or ro'ns Nsyrs County Better
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

nrNaies Fred Nnrdock and I.e-
roy Lawson vefe homo or short
furlonehs recently They both rel
ported 'ha army We Is fine
Thce said ihev IKE : bui miss
their oia pals aud their wives
Rohort Ron Parker was also
lone reccr'lv visiting us rela-
lives and friends ne IS stationed
af Creof Lake. III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

SaLyAcEINFoRMATION-RAN RAN.
nOLPH $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

For this is emergency time
during this season Of spreading
colds with colds sickness strik-
ing men, women and children
everywhere. 50 here's what YOU
can do whenever head colds
strike. Simply put two drops OF
Penctro Nose Drops in each nos
tril-thcn. see how much frccr
YOU can breathe, almost instant
~. Penc,ro Nose Drops are real
nrcscriptIont type. containinggen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
GIVE YOUR HEAD
COLD THE AIR

uine ephedrine and other bal
anced medication that shrinks
swollen, irritatcd nasal mem
brancs to reduce congestion and
check sncezing. Feel almost in
slant relief as they work fast to
help open up cold-cloggcd nasal
breathing passages to give your
head cold the air. Caution: Use
only as directed. Generous bot
tie, 25c, 2Is times as much for
E0c Today be sure that Won get
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MONEY CAN'T Buy

aspirin. faster-acting. more dependable
than genuine pure St. Joseph Aspirin.
worlds largest seller at 100. Why pay
more? Big 100 tablet size for only 35t.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Deposits Of mica. sericite.
ocher, barite. refractory clay. flourite. as
bestos and tale. Send samples and details
to PHILIP s. HOYT. Van Horn, Texas.
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Naval Custom

According to custom, each state
for which a battleship is named
contributes a silver service to the
ships officers mess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
CHN(O
First College Fine

George Torporccr new Rcd
S0N farm CfIpf was born IN
New York's east SIDE - years
ago and went 20 school with
jimmy Cagney. the movie star
Filming the University of
Georgia $500 for using ineligible
football players is sand 10 be tho
first instance that a college has
been financially penalized for
violation Of The rules The
action is generally associated
with pro sports.
Johnny GottSelic of the Chi
cago Blackhswks hockey team,
already has signed again 10
manage the Racine Wis ; Bellies
in the All-American girls pro
hall league next season .. The
average big league ice hockey
team makes a hundred sweeps
down the ice M one game and
scores five goals
The Greek coffee houses in
Milwaukee are repanting for
Alex KampouriS. whom the
Brewers bought from Washing
ton recently And boy tho
same token Buffalo hula girls
are organizing 10 greet Hank
Dana. the Hawaiian and former
Tiger. whom the BiSons pur-
chased from Milwaukee The
Pills rent a park 10 play M
when in Philadelphia but own
one m Wilmington. where tneN
have a farm club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

Vince Bozich, Michigan skating
champion has ven It straight
meets and is winding UP his best
season on the ice IN next Sundays
lnier-city meet al Belle Isle
lie recently beat the best
skaters from Chicago here and
the Windy City heretofore always
has had the host ice FOUNDERS N
the Middle West Including Mime
sofa ana Superior Wis
Bozich's TIME IN most events is
faster than thai made rs ken
Bartholomew New York cham
p.ou and Ray Blum Middle Al
lantic ttlcholdcr
There is mo- national speed
skating championships This year
rut f7ef4tSai or B0Nchs record
irais TO tt7r conclusion that II ne
a., not the best he Is as good a
skater As there iS M tins country
lie works % the Willow Run
Bomber plant