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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
You Get
I'm Free!
By EDGAR HAYES

Ernie Goetz, director of the
Red Cross swimming program.
has been named referee of The
Detroit Times Department OF
Recreation meet at st. Clair Fri
day night. The meet will start at
1880 and is open TO the public
without charge.
This meet is the climax of
learn TO swim" program of the
Department OF Parks and Recre-
alton. The war and navy depart
ments have requested these les
sons, especially for young folks
who soon may be in the armed
services. Thus. in three weeks,
6,62l young boys have taken les
sons under expert teachers. A
total of 1888 have received in
StructionS.
The records OF Ernie Stengel,
director of the swimming pro-
gram for the city, show about so
per cent of those taking lessons
will be able to pass the Red Cross
tests by the night of the finals,
Friday.
The young boy and girl who
have made the most progress will
receive a war bond from The De-
troit Times. Those finishing one,
two, three in 10 other selected
events TO test their knowledge,
will receive war stamps.
The officials at the meet will
be director Ernie Stengel. an
nouncer Harry r TX hoff and
starter Ray Derosier. The judges
are John Cunningham, Alice
johnson. Thomas Goebel, Mary
Paris. Helen Lasky and James
Tenant. The timers are Clarence
Gatliff and Taylor Campbell,
while Mary Derosier and Frank
Butler will be the clerks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Reds Get Detroiter

Mike BOSNIAN of Detroit, an
ex-marine with a physical dis
charge, has been working out
with the Reds at Bloomington
He is an infelder Roger
Bresnahan. the famous New
York Giant catcher OF other
years and now 90 and living in
Toledo, was born in Tralee, Ire
land.
Tlppy Larkin, the lightweight,
Is Tony Pelliteri of Garfield.
n. Y. -. Louis Rymkus, former
Eotre Dame and Washington
Redskih tackle, is now in boot
training at Great Lakes 4.
Byron Nelson, pro golfer, is
s-F because of slow coagula-
ton he might bleed 10 death
from a minor wound Craig
Wood was rejected by the ma
rines because of a spinal all
Tnent Wood underwent an
operation. but the rejection
stood.
The famous Hudson Recrea-
ton bowling alleys in New York
have been operated 20 years and
only four perfect games have
been rolled on the los alleys
-. Jack Kramer WASH healthy
enough 10 stay in the army. but
he pitched a no-hit no-run game
In the American Association last
year He's now with the
Browns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
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TORONTO, March 29-BILL
Durham proved last night he is
fully entitled 10 wear the Nezina
trophyS mantle around ms stocky
shoulders.
laxative, Toronto-born DUR
NAN spiked his home town Leafs
in their spirited bid for victory in
the fourth game Of the Stanley
Cup Semhnals and Montreal Ca
nadiens came on like champions
TO wrap UP Al victory and a 81
lead in the 4-of-7 series.
Coupled with DURHAM in the
.rt1terSe-oft-,f er-ofttte. enactment
was MURPH CHAMBERLAIN, a
former Leaf who p0tted two of
the Hah!tant goals. His second,
a rink-long shot that never left
the ice, was scored into an empty
net with only u seconds Of play
remaining.
HEFFERNAN and BLAK z
gave the Habitants 20 margin
with scores in the last five minutes
OF the second period. Then KEN
NEDY got credit for a Leaf goal
that actually was pushed in by a
Canadien. WATSON.
But CHAMBERLAIN'S rink
long rush for his first goal and
his shot from a faceoff in front Of
his own cage sewed it up for
Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
SAND Cluh aWait

army physical, while STAN MU-
SIkL and DEBS CAIRNS, also of
Cards. expect draft yoo-hoos.,
Manager LOU BOUD r K A Y
said the heck with it and turned
contracts of holdouts JEFF
HEATH and BUDDY ROSAR
over to Cleveland vice president
OGER PECKINPAUGH &.
JIMMY DYKES of White Sox said
Johnny HUMPHREYS. pitcher, is la.
Yanks pilot JOE MCCARTHY
changed ex-KanSas City infielder's
name from MICHAEL MILOSE-
VICH 10 MIKE MOLLOY. RAY
HAYWORTH was b hi n d the
plate today when the Dodgers
faced the West Point outfit. (Can
you hear those knees creaking p
LON WARNEKE. Cubs rhurler,
announces he's been accepted for
military service awaits call.
Elmer Riddle, Reds star
pitcher. accepted for service, will
play with club for couple of weeks
before going into army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Joe Wood
Inn Camp
BY LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE. March %
With a clean bill of health from
his draft board in Houston. Joe
q. PD Wood was back in the
Tiger camp today.
He passed a pre-induction phys
ical, but does not expect to be
called for service for at least two
months.
Then the young Tiger outfielder
converted from infielder) hopes
TO have a commission from the
navy, to which he made applica-
ton some time ago.
-WaS. the clubs leading
hitter last season, so he should be
helpful to the Tigers, even for
short time. Wood compiled an
average Of 1913 in so games, eight
points higher than Dick Wake
fields mark.
Zion Chief Hogsett will be
one of three pitchers who will hurl
for the Tigers against the Cubs in
an exhibition game here Saturday.
Other Detroit chuckers will be
Zeb Eaton and Joe Hare.
II will mark Hogsett's first APP
pearance on the mound for the
Tigers in eight years. Since then,
the Chief has pitched for the
Browns, Senators and clubs in the
American Association. The Tigers
got him from Minneapolis. He is
40 Nparc old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Cage Officials
Change Rules

NEW YORK March % GNS)-
James w. St Clair of Southern
Methodist University remained
today as chairman Of the Ma
tional Basketball Committee of
the United States and Canada.
The Joint rules committee
adopted four majo changes in the
rules, effective next season.
Chief Of the notifications in the
new rule that a defensive player
or "goal-tender" may not inter
fere with the downward fight Of
the ball on a try for field goal.
This does not apply, however.
when the ball obviously is short
Of the basket. Violation of the
rule means award of the goal
Hereafter the number Of per-
niSSibie fouls viii be five in
stead of four and Subsututions
will be unlimited.
In the future the referee will
have the right TO call time for
an injured player, no matter
which team has possession of the
ball.
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north OF Ottawa.
Bill was born in Windsor Of
Russian descent His parents
originally came from Leningrad
The young Tiger IS signed
10 a Buffalo contract Pat
Harder. ex-WisconSin football
star, is a naval aviation cadet
at University Of Pennsylvania.
Bob Swift. new Tiger catcher
obtained from the Athletics,
officiateS in football and basket
ball games around Salina, Kan,
his home town The Harlem
Globe Trotters. famous Negro
basketball team. is from Chi
cago. not Harlem.
Gil English, whom the Brook
lyn Dodgers drafted from In
dianApolis. is a former Tiger
The seasons attendance at New
York horse racing. al in the
metropolitan section. reached a
peak Of 1885 900 this past sea-
son Russia is a charter
member OF the international
Lawn Tennis Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Swim Comeback nj :B2
BY GEORGE +. VAN

swimmer. This occurred just six
months after Kaye started swim
ming for The cagey "Pinkie" in
the state championship at the De-
trolt Yacht Club
The two most surprised guys
in that one were Kaye, the win
ner, and Kasley. the loser. Kaye
went on 10 win the national out
door title in 1897 by beating
Johnny Higgins Of Ohio State in
a notable upset Kaye also set
the world record for 500 meters
breast stroke in an exhibition in
Toledo in 1895. The time was
1925.
What prompts his return He
sees breast stroke declining as an
event since the great era Of
HOugh higgins KSyc and Kasley
Figures = be can beat the bunch
Of palookas now swimming. then
The breast stroke should be thrown
Cuf
Ies ah orthodox breast
raE.. That le be doesn't use
trr DsUIhanI or butterfly stroke
after Sight DAYS practice he
SWAIN ii -1l IN l-432 That ought
to d7 b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Discuss Changes
In Duck Laws
BY DON GILLEs

Legalize the use Of three live
decoys for duck hunting; stop
shooting daily at p. m. (EWT) /;
full daily bag limit on redheads;
To-day season and a boost in the
price of the federal duck stamp
from 81 to 81.
No, Mr.. Duck Hunter, that Is
not resume of the 1914 duck
laws. They are only recommended
tons Of members OF the Trenton
Sportsmen's Club, who met to
voice opinions on what changes
should be made in the migratory
waterfowl laws.
The special meeting called by
the clubs president. Lloyd Currey.
and conducted by p. II. Hy)
Dahlka was the first of five TO be
held. Other meetings are sched-
uled for Hotel Bancroft, Saginaw,
tonight; Toledo, tonight; 2412 (.
Huron. Pontiac, April 4, and Mon
roe County Courthouse, Monroe,
April 10.
Dahlka. who will attend the
North American Wildlife Confer
ence in Chicago. April 24-26. will
present the findings Of the five
meetings to the wildfowl commit
tee of the National Wildlife Fed
Grafton.
OF the SIS duck hunters who
attended the meeting. as were in
favor Of being placed in Zone 2,
providing Townline IL (Bay City
Muskegon line) becomes the
boundary between the two zones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
BY EBBIE GOoDFELLOw

(Former Detroit Red Wings Coach Hockey ImmortaD
Now wen what home ice will do for the Red Wings
They've taken it the chin twice in Chacgo Now today
they're headed for their ice Olympia Tomorrow they
will sally take whack the Hawk club which has
only in 21 games at Detroit.
Detroit hasn't in 10 at Chicago. IT. seldom
you the home ice advantage well illustrated.
Doug Bentley is great hockey player But he'll
prove again at Detroit the Red Wings going be
eliminated from the Stanley Cup fight that's
going be mighty tough Jack Adams proved when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Edible Thinks Wings Can Still do Ii

they tied the anchor Doug when they the
here to l.
The angles aren't easyt play this rink they
in the Chicago Stadium, where Doug wild last night
The Wings look better paper and after all the Wings
finished second and the Hawks fourth didn't they? But the
Wings apeng off at the finish of the after that
great rush through January that earned them their place
Chicago peak FORM the Wings will really have
rouse themselves 10 overcome the handicap.
Detroit do it. Detroit have back in the
past And the Wings will be able forget that after
they had three the Maple Leafs took four straight for the
Stanley Cup years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Fight Results
BY United Press

ny hlAfo fFett
New York broadway Arena 49, Lsrny
boom BOOM Msnctni, 1879. Brooklyn,
stopped Leroy Saunders 1ts Charleston.
s c. 60. Lew Perez. 1856. New York
stopped Les Matthews. I5s. Jamaica,
B. " l. Ca; Tony Dsligoto. 1851.
Brooklyn outpolnted Nick Calder. 1915.
New York tAt: Felix Morsies I4s Brook
lyn. drew with Mayhem Smith 1915. New
York te); Morris Rsif i43H Brooklyn,
knocked out Jackie Patterson. 1891.
Chicago a..
White Plains ~. Y Vic Pignataro.
i37k, New York. decisioned Johnny Price,
1881 Montreal 80: Al Tapero i3fh,
Cassblancs. drew with Frankie Rosen.
i3th. New York 81: Billy Cooper. i6s,
Cleyeisnd oecisonsd Ted Gordon. is5,
New York f6) Randall Powell 1872. New
York deciSioned Charley Mcpherson, 1871 =
Brooklyn lo); BOBBY CUNTER. i35A
DETROIT. decisioaed Lew Maxwell. i3e.
Newark (s).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Tiqer losses Wild Man

Tiger Jack Moore tosse d
wild Man" Zim in two straight
falls al Fairview Gardens last
night. Stanley Buresh and Dizzy
Davis drew. each winning a fall.
Buddy Knox defeated Nick Bill
lings and the George Connel-Tex
Reilly bout was no-fall draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
-Four More OABF Entries

Three new teams Joined the De
troit Amateur Baseball Federation
AT its second meeting az North
western Field House last night.
Parisclean filed for Class A, Dixie
in c and Association Trucks and
Progressive In b. These additions
bring entries 10 is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Catholic Central Ring
Card Has IS Bouts

Fifteen bouts will feature the
finals of the Catholic Central
High boxing show Friday night.
Bill Wightkin, all-state football
end. will take on Chef Szumlanski.
football teammate, in the fea-
ture bout in the heavyweight class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

TO BIN and
AL JAVERY
went into
la Pitcher
MAX LANIER
Of Cards recov-
ers from mild
attack Of APP
pendicitis +.
j O II N N Y
" y p Pa n q
DANNY r. LIT
w II LIE r Of
same club await
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

Detroit AIfTNhffs- hHWe. LiEcnmhe.
Bruneteau. Jackson, Thomson. Jennings.
Armstrong
CHcaro slteruat 49, BENTLEY Mosenko,
Smith Johnson. Wlehe GoftseiiC Purpur
Rsferee-Bfll Chadwick Linesmen-Jim
Prmeau and Edward Mepham.
FIRST PERIOD
Chicago, Bentley (suith Mosienkol.
80
2-DFTROTT. IfFcorhe tArmstronE -Bru-
neteauAs 90
3--Chlcago. hOslenko (Selbsrt Allen)
~ 90.
A-ChiCsEO. Smith Bentley. Is 81.
Penaltles-Carvsth Allen
SECOND PERIOD
5-Chicago. Smith tBeutlcy -Cottssig),
i.A2
s-ChicaEo, Bentley. IS 30.
T-CnicsEo. Bentley i9:ts
Peualties-Allsn. Brlneteau Cooper
Carveth .i
THIRD PERIOD
s-ChicARo, Purpur 10 81
Penalties-Dahlstrom Jackson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Around the Camps:

Old NOSE GROVE turned up
at the AS camp at Frederick,
Md. but declined Connie Mack's
invitation 10 put on a uniform.
Not interested" said old Nose,
FRANK JULIANO, young AS
infielder put in IA, left camp.
Three Boston Braves pitch
ING aces-NATE ANDREWS. Jim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Charley Mead. Defroiter.

With the n. Y. Giants, is slated
to hold down right field for the
Gothamites The 23-year-old
Mead played 81 games with
Giants last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29


N jury re-
ceived play
IN by
with q camp
team As
a soldier
< as pchUk
Was first sta
toned at
Chatham and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Wings Bow
.ToBent|ey
By LEWIS II. WALTER


CHICAGO, March 29-That
goal-grabbing Indian. Doug Bent
ley. is on the warpath again.
The flying left wing from Drum
heller. Saskatoon. who sent the
Chicago Black Hawks of to a
winning start in the Stanley Cup
semifinals, is heading for Detroit
today. He plans TO help his team
mates knock the Detroit Red
Wings out of the playoffs by hand
ing them their fourth defeat in
five games tomorrow night at
Olympia.
II was the 2S-year-old Bentley
who hacked apart the Wings
hopes of Squaring the series in the
Chicago Stadium last night.
Leading a fiery Chicago team
which played its best game of the
season. Bentley raced through the
weak checking Detroit defense for
three goals and set up two others
as the Hawks won. IL. before a
crowd of 1888.
LISCOMBE REGISTERS
Carl Liscombe, the Red Wings
leading scorer, who had been held
pointleSs in the three previous
games, did break through for his
first goal in the opening period 10
tie the score at IL. Then the
Hawks were off 10 the races
again, twice scoring on shots that
we're meant as passes, 10 widen
their margin 20 81 AT the end Of
the first period, 81 in the second
and then add another with three
seconds to 90 when logged little
Fido Purpur gave final deriSive
bark after break away goal
Now Paul Thompson's team
leads the Wings. three games 10
one. and appears destined 10 reach
the cup finals with Montreal,
which enjoys similar advantage
over the Toronto Maple Leafs II
the Hawks don't knock off the
Detroiters At Olympia tomorrow
night. they will get another chance
Sunday in the Stadium, where the
Wings have scored only two goals
in their last 2S5 minutes Of play.
Detroit now must win three
straight games if IL is 10 enter
the cup finals for the fourth
straight year.
NOT IN 80 YEARS
"They won't heat us i'm 40
years IL they don't play any
better than they did here" said
Thompson after the game. I'VE
goal tending by Mike karakas,
but we played without Bill
MOsienko and Mush March the
entire last period and still wild
ened the lead.
II said we would win this
series I'm six games. IL may be
five now, depending on how my
team reacts to this victory and
whether MosienkO and March
play"
Neither OF the injured Hawk,
Will be with the team when II
I az llNtN iOlllEIiis IL 81 ngo VI
4 Mosienko's shoulder and March s
knee show no serious injury they
may come over tomorrow.
Manager Jack Adams of Detroit
in turn will throw Bill Quacken.
bush back on the Detroit defense
after a weeks rest az home. while
Bill Thomson. the right-wingel
from Indianapolis, is 70 return
after helping the Capitols in their
game with Buffalo al Indianap'
oils tonight
1t was a great display by Bent.
ley. who after giving the Hawks
victory in the opener at Detroit
had been we'll handcuffed.
ut was one of those nights
couldn't do anything wrong"
said Bentley II tired as hard
In the last two games and could
hardly get a shot. This time
they all went in"
DETROIT CHICAGO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Utah CaRers Win:

n. C. a. A. title upSetting
Dartmouth. 42-40, at Madison
Square Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Sports
Tioer Rookie Hurt
Playing Rugby Amy
Discharges Him
Br LEo NiACDoNELL

EVANSVILLE, March %
Bill Kasepchuk. the young Tiger
pitcher from Windsor, was given
n honorable discharge BY the
Canadian army because of an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
No Fights Friday:

NICK LONDES announces be-
cause OSSIE HARRIS. Pittsburgh
middleweight, is i'll and will not
be able TO meet Ivy JANAZZO
|. at Olympia Program is
now scheduled for April z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

Associated team of Glass p.
DRF wants players. Call I'd
Parkinson, Melrose 2940.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

RICHARD w. BARKER, two
years on the Job. has quit
Team won eight straight last fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

Coach is now manager Of Ba-
tavia Club, Class d Pony League
team in Batavia, n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Scratches
BY nited Press
TROPICAL PARK

ny ulied IresA
TROPICAL PARK
Weather clear. track fast
First Race Barts Chance Caro- Satin
Goods Anne Again
Second Race-Sly Manner Pontchar.
tram Cay Gino Patriotic Fox
Sixth Race-BlAck Grip Argo Rouge.
Eighth Race-Night Bomber. CAB sir.
Cherbourg.
OAKLAWN PARK
Weather. cloudy track muddy
- First Race-FiEher'a Ann Colonel Dor
Advance Can. SO Gallant. Fiorlzsn Ace
Joyce Shamrock
Second Race-Happy Buckle. DAy
Darby Duluth. Vinita Major. Matlock
Plover Brand.
Third RaCe-CAptAin Fury.
Fourth Race-MlHs Arcolo.
Fifth Race-Take Away.
Sixth Racs-Tower Miss Must Co
sparrow Chirp. Sassy Patricia. American
Pride Happy Choice
Seventh Race-W Oats study
Period
Eighth Race-Bold Risk. FuJlwAra
Travslalong. Rodlmic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

Favored
STANDINGS
BY HAROLD KAHL

Three up with y 10 go Cy
GoralcZyk's Sackman's stands a
good chance 10 adding 10 that
margin when il meets Ernie
Bolle's Five in the Michigan Ma
jor Classic bowling league at the
Crest Lanes tonight
Simply because Louis Burr s
De Luxe in second place must
contend with Ed Cotter's Five
and will have TO step TO avoid
losing more ground The Cotter
team has won Is out of its last
.21 games. coming from away
down in the second division 10
sixth place.
Fred Bujack's S. g. s., bidding
for second, three games behind
De Luxe, takes on Bill Morland's
ever-dangerous Auto Club, while
Elwood Blake's Murdoch expects
10 have its hands full with Bob
Coles Jerry McCarthys.
BORTON GETS 6SS
HERE AND THERE-Norm
Borton ratified off 100 236-257 for
$50 in the Rainbow 900 House >. d.
Harry" Smith 20S-201-244 for
653 in the Crest $50 Jerry
Friesema 267 in the Palace House
Martha Gerwolls 55S, Ida
.Schudlich $50 and Marjorie Scott
SIG in the Springwells Ladies
Bob Doerfer PAT in the Transfers.
Frank Lsduks's 255 and $50 are new
records in the Ford Aircraft Frank
FARMLAND had III IN the seventh frame
Of each of his three games as Ted Camp
bell came up with 256 In $40 In Ritters
Junior Pauline Grsnke MADE the
3-s-7.10 and Rozsnski posted 2220 for
new high three in the Garnsld Ladies
no. I.
other league highs: Herman Ruppel.
orient Senior. 642 Guy Allai. 245. and
John Chopp. SIT. Plymouth 81 Victory
Bert Ostier, 243 and George MarLecks,
eos. springwells House. Paul Kennedy.
West Detroit Community. z3T; lawson
She phard, Ford transportation, 25li carr
McCloin. Lnksge Club, 22o; Charles
Roche. Westown Businessmen, ga and
SPA: Tom Mitchell. Cadillac Spare Parts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Suffrin g Drills

Suffrin baseball team holds
workouts every Wednesday. $50
p. m. Hackett Field House, and
Sunday. 10 a. m, kronk Commu-
- $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Inter-City Basketball

AT HAcKErT FIELD HOUSE
Class C-HAmtramck Globe Trotters 2,
Pontiac Rens O.
Class Hamtrsmck Baileys 20, Detroit
San Francisco 20.
Class Wyandotte Sharples 49, Fern
dali CAMS "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the
Night Edition only the name Of a horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets Of the day.
The code key appears each night in the
Eight Star and Red Line editions, a num-
alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND Is PRINTED
IN CODE TomorrouvE code folloWS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Seek Baseball Players

Totals 90 io23 ess Totals s37 so4 1925
Grand total 1864 Grand total 1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

SERIES A
Toronto :. Montreh! /.
Montreal \. Toronto
Montreal z. Toronto l.
LAST NIGHTS REsULT
Montreal 4. Toronto l.
TOMORROW GAME
Toronto Al Montreal
SERIES II
Chicago 2. DETROIT 7.
DETROIT 4. Chicago /.
Chicago z. DETROIT o.
LAST NIGHTS REsCLT
Chicago 7. DETROIT /.
THURSDAYS GAME
Chicago az DETROIT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

AMERICAN LEAGUE
SERIES A
Cleveland 2 Hershey o.
Hershey 3, Cleveland 1.
Cleveland (. Hershey }.
Cleceland 3. Hershey q
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Hershey J, Cleveland 1.
SERIES u
Buffalo s, indianapolis 2.
Buffalo ;. indianapolis 1.
indianapolis e. Buffalo 3.
Buffalo ;. Indianapolis 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-25

Long before the Second World War could he finished, when in fact it had only really begun, another war was launched in Berlin. It was not declared, nor would it ever be, for this was Q secret war, a war within Q war,
 The men and women who fight it are both soldiers and civilians, They take their orders from mill. tary and civilian leaders of dar- ing and vision, with wide knowl- edge of human beings and the world, and an utter contempt for anything that does not serve their common cause 0erman world supremacy. These leaders include military experts, heads of indus. try and business, scientists, artists, influential clergymen, women, pro- feSsors, and key men in foreign countries, They wear no distin- gushing uniform, use no lapel but. tons or mystic handclaspS for iden. tiflcAtlon, but they are inescapably bound together by their community of purpose. As members die, or be. come useless, new members are add- cd, It Is an efficient body. It should be, for 1t has been working togeth. CT to perfect It's strategy since Aug ust, 1918, when General Ludendorff gathered the original conSpirators together to save the German army.