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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Murdoch
Favored
BY HAROLD KAHL

That third-placc tie between
Elwood Blake'S Murdoch and Fred
I Bujack's s. & S. may be broken in
favor of the former in the Mich
igan Major Classic bowlin &
matches at the Crest Lanes to-
might.
Murdoch catches Ernie Bollc's
! Five and should advance. although
the latter is harder To beat now
than il was earlier in the season.
Tony Coscolenda's Ramona Rec
may trip S. 4 S. The leaders. Cy
Goralczyk'S Sackman'S and Louis
BurT's De Luxe, will be favored
over Bob Coles Jerry Mccarthy
and Art Watson's Palmer Park
Rec.
Olympic Recreation Va Auto Club Al.
leys Ia Young vs. Standard "a Bolle
vs. Murdoch So. Kraetke VS. Detroit
Sales rs s.. A 8 VS.. Ramona 9-1O;
Pepsi-Cola vs. r - Cotter ii-12; Palmer
Park Recreation vs.. Deluxe u. 1914:
ssckmans vs. Jerry Mccarthy, 1918,
HERE AND THERE-Vernon Jones, ft3
average, shot a trlplicate three 1915 for
4e2 In the Graham Paige Aircraft d. .
Charles Barry uncorked 232 23s -2i3 for
$50 in the BrghtmOOr Merchants q.
Lillian Meyers POP I'm 5q5 and Elsie Horn
beck 233 In 5s2 In the Fort Blvd Ladies
Dick Clear 257 In the jolly Fifty . . 4.
PM Rosa 256 In the BEDFORD House d.
steve Stick 235 In the Rainbow 900 =.
Frank Mack 255 In the Altoona House
Dorothy WinkelmAn i24 average con.
verted the $40 as Marge Frank hit 203
IN SIS in the Springwells tsdes Hazel
Tihedeau tipped pa In 5sl. Helen Grout
22f IN 546 and Katie He'll 2l0 IN 533 IN
the BriEhtmoor Mixed ca. RAY Evans
2is-2i3 IN 655 IN the orien, Senior
Louise Dubois 2i3 and Marge Foruer 30
IN the Varsity Ladies Kay Bee de-
feated KoLaren four points % win the
Continental Local 2s0 title by Ave O.,
Carlo Chioiuis 2t6 helped Consumers No
? 20 9ss and new third high in the
Cadillac $50
other league highs. Joe Nowinski
Falmouth 81 Victory 2gs; Tony I.indemsn
SO and stan Wright 2f7 Lucky Strike
Senior Marvin Bondy 81 Benedict 245,
I'd Hawbecker. Graham Paige. 244, Wal
ter Kline Palm Beach Senior 244. Pete
Paul, Transfers. 2t2 Art stern Conglo
$40 Frank Lister West Detroit Commu-
nifty. 237 Mack stadia. 235. and Ken Hi
$40 Riviera House Andy Jokinen, 236
and Al Schneider $50. WestQwn.
Tom Barry 637 and Glenn VoEel 2f4
Tromhley Junior 23f. Al Taylor Cadillac
spare 236 Gus Hyer Palm Beach Junior,
233 Claud Haverty Fire Dept No ?
232 Tom Moran Motschau. 33i steve
Wnucki. Beacon House. 22s. Joe Hurry
Cadillac JAW. 2l5 and 607 Walter Cox
Ford Foundry FOremfn 2OE. Connie
Narrhione Motor CITY Assn 2i3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

number Of 25-yard dashes in n
pool. Both events take approx
mately the same time, hut the
swimmer bounces back quicker.
"A man finishing n quarter
swimming or miller after his
speciality have used about the
same amount of time. They
have pushed IL hard all the way.
The runner will flop on the
ground. He's through. The
swimmer will hang on TO the
side OF the pool for a minute or
80. Then he'll paddle around
quietly. A couple of more min
utes and he's almost back TO
normal.
staying in the water helps
swimmer recover quickly. III he
climbed ont Immediately after
finishing, he'd he all in like the
runner There's some thing
about the pressure Of the water
that helps swimmer recover
quickly"
Does that straigbten you our
any, Mr.. DohcrtyR ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Edible Says:

Black Hawk team will be one
Of them
The Hawks have Earl Seibert,
Doug Bentley. George Allen and
Gully Dahlstrom, men you can
call real battlerS. But there
are too many weak spots.
When they have TO throw
lend-leaSe amateurs like George
Grigor and John Harms in TO
get their first taste of big time
hockey in the Stanley Cup play
offs. you know the situation is
desperate.
After getting past Detroit in
the semifinals, Paul Thompson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Mayo Has Spirit

But spirit Will not always
stop groundeTs and start double
plays So far. Mayo has looked
pretty sharp at short He need
be no world beaten 10 match
Hoover. though Hoover did a
pretty fair JOB for the Tigers
IN 4 pinch.
Mayo may not hit much, but
that viii be no novelty for a
Tiger this year, perhaps no nov
city for a lot. of other big
leaguers who probably still
would be in the minors we're il
not for the war.
OF course. all Tiger fortunes
are pretty well tied up with two
key men--Rudy York and Pinky
Higgins, both in la and their
futures uncertain.
II is expected they will open
the season How long they play
is questionable. They have not
had their pre-inducton phySi-
Gals yet. They may join the
growing list of 4-F's in the
Tiger squad
If and when York and Hig-
gins 20 10 war, any chances the
Tigers might have of improV-
ing their position in the stand
ingS probably will 60 with them.
For battery service, the Ii
gers will be as well fortified as
any club in the league. Thanks
10 al clasSiiicationS. the Tigers
are well of both in pitching and
catching,
The pitching staff includes
four starting pitchers in 4-F--
Paul Trout Harold Newhouser,
frankie Overmire and Rufus
Gentry
In Bob Swift and Paul Rich
ards. also AZ. the Tigers have
what ONeill believes is the best
two-man catching staff in the
league,
In the outfeld. the Tigers
viii have Jimmy Outlaw, Doc
CrameT and Don Ross. not a
had array Of gardeners in these
times.
Tiger reserves? Well, not so
hot.
What about the proposal 10
pat 4-FS into war plants and
onto farms?
Blooey-that is what il would
mean 10 baseball. Branch Rick
eyS optimistic orauons 10 the
contrary.
Hickey says pool our play
erS
Ych. hut what are you going
70 pool If tho AIS are taken.
The Tigers have only a couple
Of over-agc players and one IT.
yeaT-old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

set Rifles and ammunition are
available from the war depart
mCnt
Further information may be OBJ
tanned by writing direct TO Bar
clay.
Carl G Hall Junior Rifle Club
defeated the Highland Park Rifle
teerS, 623 70 COL The match was
fired AT Greater Detroit Range
Members Of the winning team and
scores.
Gerald Ryal % Neal Han % Ralph
Basel 81 Dennis McWiluam s. Bobeu
kurth IS Alfred Ashton So. Russell Pres.
lev IS Highland Park Arthur Pearson -
William YounFiove % Rnber Greager 81
k0DsH SchAfbaugh 70 STANLEY hutcrs-
taagh u Samuel Plants IS, Roncu
SrhnuCk "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Marks F|y
In Classic

Records and pins flew in Tliy
Detroit Times Classic session at
Rainbow Recreation last night.
Four teams scored more than
5000 for a Classic mark and be-
lieved TO be an all-time city stand
ard Seven scored 5000 or more
last night. but the record is eight.
Three zoos tied the Classic
mark.
Forty-one counts of 600 or Bet
ter is another new record
To top it Off + e. B took a
firmer hold on first place in de-
feating Stroh twice and Paris
clean stopped Chene-Trombly.
Frank Cells TAB led the indi-
viduals. followed By Alfred Robin
sons TO and Phil Bauman's 7i6.
Louis Koprince rolled 69S.
Murdoch gave the feature per-
Torrance with 1929, a new season
high and tenth high in the coun-
try in banking GaSkct 129l21.
PariSclcan took Chene- Trombly
twice. 3223 TO 1901. Berger shut
out Twentieth Century, 1921 10
2SlS.
Murdocks 1888 was new season
high single
For good measure Mineralites
had 3l04. Fife 1000, Palm Beach
3031.
+ & B and Stroh we're just two
other teams in the scoring. f e. r
had 29ft to 29O7 in It's double VIC
tory that practically m a kos
George Bryant's fellows the new
champion.
Cells TAB contained 26s-2 53-222.
RobinSons 720 had pair of 2i4's
and 232 Bauman had 1872 25S-266.
koprince registered -244-254.
John Crimmins had 623. Tom
D'Orazio 676 Emil Dimitrie So
Bill Luoma go. Paul Cito 664. J =
Zimmerle 654. Phil Van Sler |
brouck GA, Henry Gavie $50
Herb Case 65l. Mike Graybill
666, Louis Sielaff 662, Al Parigran
$50 among the higher ITALICS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

said anything his club got from
there on would be- velvet
Perhaps that is what the play
ers are thinking, but / believe
they went into this Montreal
series believing they could win.
PLAYED To WIN
After all. since the Hawks
started improving in mid-seaSon
with the addition Of goalie Mike
karakas, Joe Cooper and Art
WIebe on the defense, they had
played Montreal four times and
come out 20 win two ties and
two one-goal defeats.
That didn't look too. bad for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Around the Camps:

The hot fcud between tho Cubs
and White SoX couldn't find eN-
preston on the field yesterday
because the weather was too cold
1867 al French Lick . Dodgers
squared il with YankS az one
game each by rallylng 10 win Cd
LUIS DINO, Puerto Rican
outfielder. drove in two runs and
got a triple in Dodger drives .
AS. winner Of FIVE i'm row. take
on the YankS today YeSter-
day they beat Toronto ; 10 ! .
JESUS MANUEL RAMOS-GAR-
GA, Venezuelan, reParted 70 Reds
he's an outfielder Red
SoX walloped Baltimore 1913 .
got II runs m sixth so they
stopped game IN seventh .
everybody got tired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

that took the Red Wings in the
l933-34 finals after we had
whipped Toronto and figured
we were a sure thing.
Fellows like Lionel Conacher.
Paul Thompson and Art Coulter
kept those Hawks going. II
one of their teammates was
treated roughly by an opponent.
they would assume the duty of
taking care" of that certain
player.
That duty falls on Seibert,
Cooper, Allen and Wiebe with
the Hawks. But that foursome
lis overmatched and was over
matched last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
SpOr
Tioers Weak Spot
Is Shortstop; Mayo
Proves Best Bet
By LEO MACDoNELL

TERRE HAUTE. April 5 -
Steve O'Neill's biggest problem
IN rebuilding the Tigers IS at
ShortsJop.
Though VIGOROUSLY conSerNa A.
tive in claims. the Tiger skipper
is Of The opinion that with TINS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

-
m er covers
25 yards be-
how III Sec
Onds.
"A ira e X
m "A n would
be all i'm III he
ran 10 100
Y "A r q races,
"A 1t h Ough a
= " | IN m Q r
would think
n o I hi ng of
[ he Sa m Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Nv EBBIE GooDFELLow

Iornlsr Rel wings Coach Aos Hockey
immortal
Four straight for Montreal
CanadicnS,
That's what this Stanley Cup
series looks like today in the
wake of that opening 81 defeat
for the Black Hawks.
i have seen mediocre hockey
teams win Stanley Cups Just
because they had two or three
fellows who would lead the way
and keep the rest of the team
charging. bat l don't believe this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
HandbaII Entry Open

One week remains 10 enter the
state AAU doubles handball cham
ponShIp~ 10 boz decided "a Jewish
Community Center. April 1922.
Entries close with Samuel Levy.
Jewish Community Center next
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
NINE EVENTS

lOO-ydIu Tree style races ana TWO
l00-yard backstroke starts.
NINE EVENTS
Fatigue doesn't seem to
bother them" Doherty says.
I'VE wouldn't think of putting a
miller in five events I'm "A week.
But guys like Smith swim a lot
of races all i'm two days and
even break records. A track
man always warns up. Some
swimmers don't even get wet
before race"
Clarence Pink ton, an ole
boy now athletic boss al
the Detroit Athletic Club learned
of Dohertys puzzlement and haC
a couple OF answers.
Running jars the organs of
the body. In swimming, every
thing is I'm position. You are not
carrying your own weight. The
specific gravity OF the body in
the water Is almost the same"
PinkSton then made a COMPARE
son.
- Splinter runs 100 yards
I'm. roughly. 10 seconds, \ swim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

IFt-Vtr q % a most uncertain
season.
The burden Of filing the gap
~ ShOrtStop left with the alb
Sence of Joe Hoover. at the mo-
mcnt Is up 10 Eddie Mayo, the
young J erSe yIte who once
'Played in Connie MackS iniield
and drafted by the Tigers from
Louisville
II hard work does the trick.
n IS done. since Mayo Is as hard
a worker as there is IN camp.
O Nell likes his spirit very
much.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Sammy Angot Is Pointing:

For a New York bout before he
goes into service after getting a
split q cCtsion over AARON
PERRY, lS. in Washington last
night WILLIE PEP got the
decision over LEO FRANCIS in
Hartford last night and is looking
for more fight PEP recently
received medical discharge from
navy BUNNY DAVIS got
a TkO over a man named OSCAR
SUGGS SUGGS couldn't
come Cut-nI--hIS- corner The
sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Rudy York
Gets Mouse

TERRE HAUTE. April 3
Rudy York, Tiger first baSeman.
today boosted a gorgeous"
black eye--the right eye.
He picked IL up yesterday in
Evansville fielding a ground ball
hit by Steve O'Neill in practice.
The ball took a bad hop. FOrtu-
nately. IL was not hit hard and
injury rs not Seri0uS. York
planned 10 play first base here
today with his left eye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
HNxrES ENSu
FOy'CNNNdienS

MONTREAL. Aril 5 tUP)-The
Montreal CanadienS, cracking the
Chicago BlaC hawk defensive
strategy in short order, held a
one-gamc lead today in the final
series for the Stanley Cup by win
ming the first game of the hockey
world series ) to /, last night.
The Canadicns. ) to favorfteS
to regain the cup they last won
in 1882 went 10 work early TO
crack the usually stout Chicago
defensive line. scoring on a solo
shot by Phil Watson midway IN
the first period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
BREVITIES;
Ortiz Keeps
Bantam Title

los ANGELES, April 8 tUPl
MANUEL ORTIZ st,ll wore his
hsntsmweight crown today after
scoring an easy 15-round decision
over TONY OLIVERA, Oakland
Cal before a capacity crowd Of
ia 4QQ AZ Olympic auditorium
last nlght.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
-PRKIsEs JUGS ATTITUDE

Tho former Yankee oujllClder
attributed jug McSpadens success
tO what bee termed a winning all
tIiudo toward the game; and fine
putting and chipping
Byron Nelson still is tho great
est golfer from tee 20 green Byrd
says. then adds
And don't forget. despite his
complaints, he's a pretty fair
pulitzer
Fufgol and Johnson. who COM
petod .n the winter events for the
FIRST time had IDENTICAL totals Of
.ll76 for the lG rounds beginning
with the PInengrst open and con-
Guiding with the Knoxville Open
That's an average az I35 per
round splendid showing con
SicernE They entered the tourna
mo0t Gold backed ouIy by their
winter games here
FWga. Who finished ninth AZ
both Durham and Knoxville. col
ICafc1 orly S3l5 Iu war bonds
compared to $3.50 Tor. johnson.
THE biiercnco n their winnings
ls traced t0 fHr faCt that FurgoI
D. an amateur and Johnson q pro
AT amateurs iWf Tor a toufna-
men' is 500 r Wai bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

yard backstroke Tee. Smith stayed
in the water as he always does
after a race, sliding around like
an oversize eel.
AAU rules entitle a swimmer
10 a. minutes rest between events.
Smith wanted no part Of this.
Lets CO." he told Referee
Larry Johnson Get those other
guys. I'm ready"
DurIng The tMO-daN moot Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Fairview Mat Results

Louis Klein and Tiger Jack
Moore wreStled 20 a draw with
one fall each In the Fairview Gar
dcns feature last night Rufus
Jones beat Paul Buzzell with a
15-Second throw Red Ryan won
on a foul from Buddy Knox. and
George Connell beat Harold
ChaundV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

hole plugged
he " q u q
have a team
not only cap
able Of pull
lng itself out
Of the second
division but
on e [ h a {
ut give
G. ha m pion-
ship contend
erS q run IN
What is eN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Water Pressure Aids
Swimmers Recovery
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Swimmers BATTLE Ken Doherty,
track coach.
He was a pop-eyed spectator at
the National AAU meet He cant
figure out why the water boys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Billy Herman in Navy

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind April 3
CUPj- Billy Herman, 34-year-old
Brooklyn second baSeman, passed
naval physical examination late
yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Buffalo RiSons look:

Lead in the Calder Cup series
for American League hockey SUI
premacy by beating Cleveland
BaronS. i-2. last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Rays Holds Tryouts

Last years players and any
seeking tryout for RaylS Class 3
DBF team, report Sunday al ]
p IN, Ives Field, Hamilton and
Pukln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

don't get tired
He w a c h @ d
Bill S m it h
s W m a 4 4 o :
Y a r d heat in
good time.
Il h mex I
event was the
300-yard med
ley relay, a race
in which Sea
man Smith was
s G h @ d uled TO
swim the 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Hot Derby TIP:

Is CAT BIT says LAWION
CARVER tINS). bat he picks
PenSive with Occupy having a
chance and Durazma possibilities
Pukka Gin IS still the fav-
orite at shortening odds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Midget g Seeks Players

Boys ID or under who want try
out with FiremcnS Midget League
team report TO L. of -. Field, $50
p. m, Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
HOrnSby Quits Vera Cruz

MEXICO CITY, April (UP)-ROgers Hornsby left for his
home Fort Worth Tex, without plans" after
regning his $4,000
in the Mexican league.
The former major league second baseman and
big he
because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Gophers to Use T:

Formation is the startling in
formation from DIR. GEORGE
HAUSER, Gopher coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Niaht Edition Code Key

The Detrou Times daily prints m the
N-ht FdNun ouIy The name of a horse
which race experts feel rs among the out
standing bets 81 The day
The code hcy appears each night IN the
Blight star and Red Line editions a mum
bsf rcfrespor 90 each letter OF the
alphabet
TIL NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
- CODE Tomorrow code follows
All B-tt C-2u Dos ESa ~ G-Is
HIS i-gg J-HN K-Hs LII Nae N-Ss
U-6I PTS as R12 STA I-62 -gO
We ~ Us rs.
A. Clip tBs c.He Kc, IL wfU enable you
% remember fhsMrHue % tomorrow rvde
horse aTpca-Ug ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
MAY WIN ONE

The Hawks might string the
series out with a win when they
get back on home ice with that
huge crowd cheering them on.
If courage counts, they must
be given a chance.
/ remember one Chicago team
that came through on courage
and aggreSsiveneSS, the team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

His best round was a 66 and
his poorest a pair of 75s just
consIslcnt' IS The way he puts d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
TOO MUCH POWER

The Canadiens added goals with
more aSe thereafter because the
BlackhawkS had to minimize their
protective zeal in order 10 try 10
catch up. Whenever Chicago 5
offenSe drove down the ice, the
Canadiens closed in with I h Ell r
high powered line and swept the
puck back into Blackhawk terri
tory. scoring most of their points
in this manner.
Ray Getliffc. speedy Canadien
wingman was the scoring star for
the winners, getting an unasSlsted
goal in the third period with a
dash almost the entire length Of
the which caught Chica 6 o
goalie Mike KarakaS off guard. In
the second period, the drilled the
puck through a maze of players IN
a Scrimmage at the goal mouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
Sam Byrd Arrives
BY NJ =. DRUKENBRoD

Running counter 20 Tho tenn
per5tWcs of the last fcW days in
'ercst n golf definitely has
c!.l.Aea -.-.tl+s.+.-+l.a--.ss.t--.J,4 hs,.sS
and no wonder
Sam Byrd Plum Hollow now
pro arrived yesterday HcI line
up Things az rs shop while OH
bus Way 10 fre navy Hes looking
about for an assistant
Franklin HU. Us awaiting bids
for ITS pro job. Frank Tmnesa.
pro there tho last Two years has
informed tne club Gc won return.
He'll continue on the iOh al "a
plant In tac East. turning out war
materials for The country s armed
forces which include three Of hs
younger brothers
DISTRICT PAIR DO WELL
Adding further 10 tho interest
ir tbe nib.Ick knocking business
here Is tre return Of fWg district
golfer VINO dld\wel IN Ne tour
final tournaments on Qha wVtpr
tour EGdle, Furg0I RIeubarR
amateur ard jimmy Johnson
Gir1 Oaks, pro.
BNn0 Vro won frr Ncu Orleans
folnsueuf has moro THAN 5000
80 ,noat for his efi0yt, BOZ tEe
winter events IIc competed 10
Nrfg7 IS aII 0f tho Tournaments
ana REPORTS much interest Ir Golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05
SCORES ON. SLEEPER

Toe Blake and Murph Chamber
lain were the other Montreal scor-
ers. Chicago's lone counter came
IL the second period, when Clint
Smith skated in and scored on a
sleeper.
Although MontrearS concentra-
ton was on offensive play. it
showed no laXity on defense, leav-
ing little responsibility to goalie
Bill Durham Both Durham and
Karakas had less than 80 saves
The teams play again tomor-
row night and Sunday night at
Chicago and the series resumes at
Montreal April II, continuing un-
I'll one team wins four games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

their chances If BIN Mosienko
and MuSh March hadn't been
hurt
MOSienko is back now but he
can't be as effective, while
March still is out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-05

swan two 440s, two 22Os. three
100-yard free style races and two
100-yard backstroke starts.
Evening star., 1944-02-13

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Williamsburg section. France,
the daughter of the family,
learned in her early years that
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Evening star., 1944-02-13
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