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WILLIAMS IS NAMED
EXECUTIVE OFFICER

The appointment Of Col. Robert
S. Williams as Camp Davis exc
cutive officer was announced We'd
nesday by Col. Adam E. Potts,
camp commander.
Col Williams came to the Anti
aircraft Artillery center from
Alaska about a year ago and has
teen serving as director of sup
ply. He succeeds Col. Gerald Rob
inson, who has been transferred
to Kennedy General hospital, at
Memphis, Tenn, for treatment of
an illness.
Col. Potts also said that Lieut..
Ccl. Philip H. Brewster, who has
been serving as chief of the Morale
division at Camp Davis, has been
named director Of supply. Lieut..
Col. Lawton D. Jordan will sue
coed Col. Brewster and will also
continue as camp Exchange Off
Ger.
All the appointments became eff
fcctive today.
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Teleuisiion Network,
Coast-To-Coast Seen
By President Of NBC

NEW YORK, March 1-tR-Tele-
vision broadcasting by coast to
coast network facilities as soon
after the war as is physically pos
sibie was envisioned today by
Niles Trammell, president of the
National Broadcasting Company.
In a statement issued to affili-'
ated stations of the company, in
which he outlined the postwar
policy of NBC as continuation of
active development in this new
broadcasting field to make it ga
major service of the twentieth CEN
tury," He revealed plans which
would make such an accomplish
ment possible.
Trammen appended a letter
from the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company which said
tentative plans had been effect.
ed whereby coaxial cables total
ing six or seven thousand miles
would be constructed within the
next five or six years. This cable
would enable the linking togeth-.
er of television stations much
the same as sound broadcasting is
done today.
The letter gave approximate
dates when it was thought con-
struction could be completed. AL
ready there is such line between
New York and Philadelphia. This
would be extended to Washington
by 1915, with Boston, Chicago,
Charlotte, Los Angeles and other
cities added by 1916; A Southern
trans-continental route set up by
1947, and more complete national
circuits in operation by 1850.
Trammelll, in discussing net
work possibilities, foresaw an
Eastern hookup including Boston,
Washington, Worcbester, Province,
Hartford, Schenectady, New York,
Philadelphia, Wilmington, Del. and
Baltimore, with perhaps an ex-
tension to Syracuse, Rochester
and Buffalo.
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Carolina Casualties

WASHINGTON March 1.-F-
The War Department made pub
lie tonight the names Of 1884 U. S.
soldiers wounded in action. Thir-
teen of the number were from
North Carolina.
Central Pacific Area:
Cpl. Walter j. Beasley, mother,
Mrs. Beulah K. .Beasley, West
field.
Pfc. James M. Brandenburg, IA
ther, John Brandenburg, Wades-
boro.
Pfc. Clyde H. Buchanan, moth
err, Mrs. Dove R. Buchanan,
Frank.
Pfc. Roy L. Cantrell, father,
William M. Cantrell, Walnut.
Mediterranean area:
Pvt. George F. Briggs, mother,
Mrs. Daisy R. Briggs, Rt. 4, Du--
ham.
Pvt. James R. Deaton, wife,
Mrs. Minnie S. Deaton, Rt. 1, Bos-
coe.
HVt. howard Il. GoQIrey, HOtn-
er, Mrs. Nettie E. Godfrey, 402
Cadillac Ave, Kannapolis.
Pvt. Leon L. Henderson, Jr., IA
Their. Leon L. Henderson, Trenton.
Pvt. Frank E. Hicks, mother,
Mrs. Mable Hicks, Rt. l, Norlina.
Pvt. Clinton E. Jones, father,
Thomas H. Jones, Tarboro.
T-5 Clyde V. Kar~iker, wife,
Mrs. Nellie Geneva Karriker, Rt.
IL, Concord.
Pfc. Mack R. Mckinney, moth
err, Mrs. Annie E. Mckinney,
Highlands.
Pvt. Roy Swayngim, father,
Grover C. Swayngim, Rt. 2, Can
ion.
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Police Searching For
Construction Equipment

Police are searching for over
$500 in construction equipment said
to have been stolen from the West
Construction company on Red
Cross street, near Front, where
the new Atlantic Coast Line office
building is being erected.
The gu i p m n disappeared
sometime Monday night, it is be-
lieved.
Missing are: A five horsepower
DeWalt motor saw; two saws, one
IA inch and one Is inch; two five
ton chain hoists; two electric
grinders; one skill saw.
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BANDMASTER NAMED

NEW RIVER, Mar. 1.-Warrant
Officer VILLA m R. Stewart,
USMA, has been appointed band
master of the Camp Lejeune band.
He was formerly bandmaster at
Paris Island, S. c. A noted COR
netist, he has been in the Marine
Corps for 20 years and has been
assigned to duty in many parts Of
the world.
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7O.-For Sale

DINING ROOM SUITE, TWIN BEDS,
dresser, console table, electric shaw
er, electric motor, 80 Chestnut. Dial
$685.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to authority contained in
a Judgment of the Superior Court OF
New Hanover County, docketed In
Jud gment Book 20, Item 1896. entitled
"City of Wilmington, NJ c., New Han
over County, and c R. Morse, City
County Tax Collector VS.. Alice v. Pom
titus and husband. Pontius. Walter E.
Coart and May Waller, and any ether
devisee, heirs of said devisees or heirs
or John W. Stormfeltz, or any other
nerson. firm or corporation who may
claim an interest in said lands and pre-
misses, or who may be in being or not IN
being sui juris Or non. sui iuris, resid.
erts or non-residents of the State Of
North Carolina, the undersigned, will
on Monday, goth day of March, 1874
at 1900 o'clock Noon, at the Court
House Door of New Hanover County,
expose to Public Sale, for cash, to the
highest bidder, that certain piece, par,
eel or lot of land situate, lying and
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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180.-Legal

being in the City of Wilmington, Coun-
ty of New Hanover, State OF North
Carolina, bounded and described as fol-
lows:
BEGINNING at point in the eastern
line of Sixth Street SO feet northward-
~ from. it's intersection with the nor
thern line of Dawson Street and run
ming thence northwardly along the east
ern line of Sixth Street % feet thence
eastwardly parallel with Dawson Street
100 feet; thence southwardly parallel
with Sixth Street % feet; thence west
wardly parallel with Dawson Street, loo
feet to the Beginning. Being the same
property conveyed to- John W. storm,
teltz, by deed recorded in Book ll3,
uage 267 of the New Hanover County
Registry, and which was devised to
Alice v. Pontius, by will recorded in
Will Book I'M. at pages 544, ct seq. in
the Office of Clerk of Superior Court
of New Hanover County.
Dated and posted, this 18th day OF
February, 1914
G. DUDLEY HUMPHREY
Commissioner.
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RED CROSS CHAIRMAN

NEW BERN, Mar. 1.--Walter L..
Alexander, who was in charge of
last years Red Cross campaign
in Craven county, almost doubling
the local quota, will again be
chairman of the war fund drive
which will open here March 16
with military parade and open
air program. The county quota is
S34,5OO.
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S0.-Houses For Sale

= ROOMS AND BATH, GOOD LocA-
ton, only. $3800.00. Terms. w. Il. Davis.
Call GLIB.
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-,r TAX RETURNS ARE MORE
NC0M1Ll. than ever before. Make
conl9Hnonow G. H. Crimson, consultant,
W.T. nincass ST.
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w A N T E D: EXPERIENCED
SALESLADY TO MANAGE
SPORTSWEAR AND LINGERIE
DEPARTMENT. EXCELLENT
SALARY TO RIGHT PERSON.
WRITE LOCAL, CARE OF
STAR-NEWS.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

C. DUDLEY HUMPHREY
Commissioner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26

With a lead Of DDS pins Stroh
is a heavy favoute TO retain its
national atch game bowling
championship m the final - games
against the RoSauo-Barys of
Philadelphia. at the Palace Rec
rcation tomorrow and Sunday
with every one except Capt. Joe
Norris
Working on the theory anything
can happen IN "A bowling match
Norris refuses 10 count his team
IN until all possible chance of a
Philadelphia victory Is erased
Two blocks of three games each
are listed for both days over alleys
9 and 10 AT 2 and S D. m. each day
Chief reason for Norris peSSi-
miSm seems 20 be- Eddie Winchcs-
ter Of The Philly club Winchester
rs the high scorer of the match
thus Tar with 2S26. OF an average
of 137 for the FIRST half lie had
series of 67S. TBS, 744 and 67l.
Norris thinks he will DO almost as
well at the Palace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26

NF rr qualifications ot
r1.H -.."r.
writ -701 ~0Cond MUST
Doe alert EH.Fr t. 'and
ne must br somewhat of a
physician and know Co. take care
AZ cuts around the eyes and
clseW here.
Also. ne must be able to in-
SUTrc confidence i'm the tighter
and 10 give good advice. 20 give
good advice he must hc quick
10 see the mistakes IT his fight
rr'S opponent In fact, he Is
about hall the fighter himself,
Good seconds have turned many
fighter from defeat 10 VIC
tory"
Raskln "a good ~joE teller.
ike, 10 tell of Sandy Mcdonald,
fighter from Texas whom the
Dctroitor handled
mcdonald, whose right name
T. Curtis scott. was matched
with Eddie Hogan in Madison
square Garden" R7>kn re-
called They were building mp
Hogan for a shot at Joe Louis
and Mcdonald was 3 90 I 10 be
knocked out ina -cight=rnund-
fight. | knew Mcdonald, like
most Texans, was terribly proud
Of his state-proud of being a
|TeNAn. Texas kids read a lot
about Texas heroes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
.Hi|gendorf, Golf
Pro dtlo(hmoor,
Taken by Death
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Charles Hilgendorf, 40 prob
ably the only golf pro ever 10
make his position more secure
through a 90 in the National
Open. is dead.
The end came yesterday al
Cottage Hospital, Crosse Pointe.
where the llkable fellow. who had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
WORKED on COURSE

Combining the duties Of green
keeper with that of pro after tho
veteran Bill Beaupre went 20
Plum Hollow Hilgendorf Joined
the late Horace KendrCk in con
tinuing the landScaping at Loeb
moor, one of the finest Jobs ever
done any place Hilgendorf not
only helped plan and direct the
work, but winter after winter
Joined the crew IN placing trees
and shrubbery
Hilgendorf is survived by his
wife Florence, a son Charles Jr-
a brother Ray q sister Mrs Edna
King and me father Charles.
Past presidents OF Lochmoor
club will be pallbearers az Mon
days funeral. They are Arthur
J. Scully. W L. Miller LOUIS G.
Huck, George A. Bigley * r.
Beardslee and President Sidney
NJ. Harvey
Golf pros and Lochmoor's di-
rectors VIII be honorary pail
bearers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Redford AZ Cooley Eastern AT North
eastern Highland Park a. Cass, Ham
tramck A. Northern al AZ 800 South
western a. Chadsey Northwestern. at West
ern T. ~ r High. vs Wilbur Wright
A. Northwestern. Mackenzie at Central
Miller AZ Dcuhy Pershing A. Southeast
ern All ~ TtfE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Wings Dismal,
Rangers Get Tie
In Last Stdnzd

NEW YORK Feb. IS The last
10 games viii tell the tale IN the
struggle for second place in the
National Hockey League.
The Detroit Red Wings have a
four-point grip on that spot to-
day. after 80 tie with the
Rangers here last night. but they
turned I'M a much poorer perform
ance than has been their-custom
lately.
The Wings traled most of the
game. got the lead in the third
period. 3D.. then saw Bryan Hex
tain te the score midway through
tho Stanza ending the Ranger
losing streak al six.
Adding up the sad tale Of
"Spotty' passing, lack Of usual
speed and failure 10 capitalize on
the breaks" Jack Adams was
vsibly upset as he berated the
Wings in the dressing room after
the game.
Adding the final touch, one Of
the New York goals was scored
by a Red Wing Bill Jennings
accidentally of course. Jennings
trying 10 clear a rebound Of a
shot by Dutch Hitler, Someho"
pushed the puck past Wing goalle
Conrad Dion Hitler, being the
last Ranger 10 touch the puck,
was given credit for the goal,
Poor showing Of the Wings was
an added burden TO Adams, who
Knows the last 10 games Will be
among the toughest. Detroit must
play seven of the 10 against three
of the toughest clubs Montreal
twice Chicago four times and
Toronto once. Those are the teams
which probably will provide play
off opposition.
a great Improvement was
noted in the play of the Rangers
by coach Frank Boucher, who
seemed 10 think the change in
the forward lines gave them bet
ter balance Tony DemerS made
his debut as Ranger and played
well, but didn't get into the Scor-
ING column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26

NAppfcntlcc allowance claimed
Horses listed In order OF post position.
Weather clear track fast
nnsl 30 y NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
So He Stayed

Well. 90 cut the story short.
ne STAYED the eight rounds and
while he didn't win, smart
money took q licking he stayed
the limit And ! GOT we'll paid
by grateful money winners
some fighters have got 10
be- coaNcd and others bull-doEed.
Tempcramcnts differ. YOU know,
just a. in other lines Of work.
Fighters have 90 be handled as
human beings, though some
times YOU wonder whether II
j. worth il or not.
NH. rnr-a. powder and
uuu.. solution ere srIIiuscl 20
SOM. .ef.ut tr STOP '.a iiau Dt
blood r e-f t.s
moss earrr.E used according
io
"Nionsel powder. except lea the
hands of au cNpcrt d, danger
Gus Ea..H explained "It b.
barred Some places
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Sam Hughes 10 Fight
Mckinley al Arcadia

Sam Hughes former amateur
ring star. who has been fighting
pro successfully for three years
Will meet Jack Mckinley Port
land Ore. middleweight, in one
end Of a double windup at Ar
cadla Monday night. matchmaker
Scotty Strachan announces.
The Six-round semifinal will
pair Eddie TAYLOR. Detroit light
heavy. with Gene Simmons Of
Chicago. Simmons is widely
known in Midwest fight circles as
a club fighter, and should be able
10 cope with the weif-gTOomed
Taylor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
LEARNED At {. G..

Hllgendorf was one of the orig
inals OF the group of east side
CaddieS who grew zap on the old
Country GtHt- course and learned
their profession In the shop OF
Archie Simpson Among them
were the DiegclS headed of
course, by the well known Leo.
the Glennle boys. The BcauprcS,
the Gamblers and Benno Pautke
While he never won any of the
major state championships, he
regularly was among the leaders
until he retired from competition
some years ago 10 devote his time
TO giving lessons and supervising
the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
247 and 848 New
Highs for Juniors

TWO new records for the
womenS junior individual classic
are on the books today at Winter
Garden, Irene Denovichs 247 and
S48 are new highs. She also rolled
194-172-235. Mrs. Denovich beat
her own mark of 230.
Irene Zimmerman had 705. Elsie
Hornbcck 669. Irma Sujak 666,
and Ann Nipper 664 Senior
women roll their twentieth round
tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Texas Patriot

$50 gets myself an idea.
The day OF the fight ! went to
the library on FortN-SeCund
street and read mp ON Texas
heroes. also took the names
~ some of them with me and
had them i'm my pocket the
night of the fight. Before the
fight gave Sandy great pep
talk on the bravery of Texas
hcroes-how they never gave
up and 80 forth, spelling off the
names of those ! could remem-
her.
After the fourth round Of
the fight. SANDY Topped into
the corner complaining ne was
tired. I reminded him hc was
Texan, real hero. I'm the
nfth and sixth ! kept yelling AZ
him-'rcmcmbcr Gen "a and ~
and Gen. 80 and Sol had To
sneak peeks into the list in my
pocket.
u screamed Texas, Texas \
Texan never gives up' often
wonder WHY they didn't throw
me out ot the corner They are
usually very strict i'm NcV York
about yelling from corner.
SANDY was very tired at the
end of the sixth. He staggered
90 the corner and almost tell
out Of the ring lie was ready
10 Quit. hut I dinncd into his
car about the brave Texans
Game. he CROPPED his way
hack 10 the center of the ring
Hogan gave him a good hcltipg
around and ! kept yelling Re
member the Name, SANDY re-
member Gen. - and So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
No Umbrellas in the Macy,

Rabbit Maranvlle the old
baseball star who recently
moved 10 Detroit. always was
one 10 have his Joke
But Harry fIeilmann who
was IN World War | with the
Rabbit, recalls that he once
carried a Joke too far.
"Naranville was walk ng
down a San Francisco street"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
SPORT 7 S
Good Second HOre Help to Fighter
Than IL NaRager-Says Il Second
n, IIO MACDONEIl

G.eG se.ats aa more fiedts or fighters than DO the
fighters themselves according Harry Raskn, onc-time
baz5, su5 veteran -5r5or6t boxers
II think good second is worth than seven man
ayers" Rs-sr proclaimed at tae Monroe A. c.. where he
Le.s u tsa. Harris whose Che local trainer
ana sgr.aa. 1c at OLYMPIA tonight
sood manager should know how to count nickcl>,'
E4s suggested hut There won't be- any nickr> TO count If
haze seconds i'm the ring with the fighter
Easla trained and worked ia the of long list
&C. slarptrs intending No champions Lesnevch, light
--.L-L.a-. ---m--- and peey Sarron for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Jimmy Fox
Plans Comeback

CHICAGO. Feb . CUP)- The
Chicago Cubs management said
today that Jimmy FoxX. veteran
first baSeman who is on baseballS
voluntarily retired list, will apply
for reinstatement and If REIN
stated VIII play with the Cubs
next season
FoXX retired before the start of
last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26

said Heilmann. land since there
was a slow driZzle, II occurred
10 him that an umbrella might
he the thing 10 add To his per
Senal equipment.
We'll, Maranville goes down
as the only sailor | ever heard
Of marching about with an UNI
brella. Unfortunately an officer
spotted him. and that was bad"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Fiqh+ Results

--LL4-aaalsAl..---Il---- 49, 4 lsa..l.l -
phHaIs.rHs kuacked out Buck Streatrt
$685. 'C 'Hraskuad s. T. Glt HENRY Ior
DAN. 49, Philadelphia decIsinned julio
G.. urpf ft1 NeW York go
st Fau River Mass Johnny Rrnwn
$780, Sew york drrw with Barney Moore
500 Hcnustcnd N s. b0ts Eddie Mon1
1885, FaH River dec.sIoned Jack Woods
177 British navy t6I Tony Amiola, 1871
Quincy. technically Knocked ou' BIS
C-A 1903 iyrh t6. Billy Wilson 13f
Providence. r / Knocked ont Joe Rogan
1lf Brrlsh navy 90.
A. Nashua. " Frank RoSst 145
Boston. decisi0nef Lawrence Cl0ufier. $50
Naa hester Gol. Al Bn0deau. lfs
nashua knocked out Chick Lanno. ISL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26

change in the handling of fight
erS." casey pointed out "all
for the better. sanitation il a
biz thing now--clean towels.
etc. WIN only - seconds 10
work, second has 10 he on the
job between rounds. Much de-
pendS ON him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26

all there are
more than 30
Tigers in SerV-
ice
II a rriS eX-
p @ c IS 10 be
Called with j n
10 days. after
which he viii
n Vc { h r q o
weeks furlough
before depart
ing for camp
He has a wife
and one chic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
MRS. FLEMING GETS 2ss

Mrs. Roy Fleming. formerly of
the Garden, closed with 266 for
576. Strlnging nine Arnold
Brumm shot 252-22S-206 for CSC
in the Runciman John jan
kiewicz went for a tripIcate. three
ILLS. IN the Centennial Senior
Joe ZaborSky'S pa in $50 figured
AS JacoX posted 1918 and a new
GleneaClcS $50 high Hide
garde Thomas. 40 average. made
thc'4-l0 IN the outer Harper
Helena Williams 212 in the Fort
Blvd Ladies Other league
highs
loa S.ri-ne0t LOYAL wing club 2,s
5ra-fs RENDERS gts and Gafen Hssslneef
WsNnes School al, Van Wagner
's0i"aF House ga. Morris Wrcheu
..r'eacIes SOS House 2s3 and sis RH
h'rr."r Naples Senior 2f3. Bill Eschrfrh
az O. Eecrea H.u 2f3. ARE Ward
Beacon House 1885, Cas- Chm.elfweti
lD-si 3.t 23l Manuel ClaramoYat. Mo-.
.ehll l'@ Warren Stcln.nRer Lucky
'.r Senior 22} sylvia stein Va~sf,
LH3ffs JOS RN ioEue. United Dairy
"rtes PEG NarM Ham, RotaI la
r. 'ls Hahn. Cadillac tAW 2i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Go East. Young Man.

was the order of the day al
Ann Arbor as five entries headed
FOR New York and The National
AAU track championships tOmor-
row. The HumeS Bob and RoSS).
Bob Ufer. John RoXborough and
Dick Barnard will carry the VOL
VERNE banner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Hnrberf Socks En-:

Chick had 4 under Sc for low in
pro-a m a teur tuneup for New
Orleans open which begins today
Jimmy Hines and jug Nc
Spaden had 70s Sam Byrd is
competing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
.Dake'S
Edge
= Lbs.
ToNIGHT'S CARD

Jake l.aMottas New ORR " NHrr
tBulldogl Harris, Pittsburgh, 10 rounds
nj l6O pounds tir
[ Zoe Sutka. wyandotte. "a, Jimmy
Mandeil. Buffalo, rounds 81 100
pounds.
Phn Muscat. Buffalo, v. Harold Refs.
Detroit, rounds AT 10 pounds
Walter Thomas. New York, ".
Howard Fenske, Highland Park, rounds
At 1873 pounds,
Leroy wilhs. Detroit, Vs. At Francis,
Cleveland, rounds NJ lS0 pounds.
Rnly sheldon. Pittsburgh. " Frankie
Abrams, rounds NJ go pounds.
Jake LaMotta Will be no less
than an 8 10 5 favorite over OSsie
tBulldOg) Harris when they meet
at Olympia tonight
These odds create a little con.
fusion, since Harris made fine
showing in losing the split decl-
sion two weeks ago.
on top of that, Harris has
looked particularly good IN mis-
workouts at Monroe A. {. gym
As a matter of fact, up 10 a day
or two ago, LaMotta was 10
favorite
LaMotta weighed in at l61
pounds against his opponents l59
On the advice of Commissioner
John J. Hettche, Doc Casey re-
fused 10 weigh in Jimmy Mandel
of Buffalo. who was scheduled tC
fight Joe Sutka. The commission
was to hold a meeting later &c
make a final decision
Mandell fought here Monday
night and is barred under the
states five-day rule. Hettche sug-
gested promoter Londes use
Howell King King last fought II
Detroit on Monday night, too
Indications were that a Grove
of 10000 or more fans will pay
something like $4,000 TO sec
the show
1t will be LaMotta's ninth APP
pearance at Olympia in ID months
He lost only one fight. decision
to Ray Robinson, whom he beat
on one other occasion in Olympia
The terms Of the contract pro
vide that Harris. in the event that
he wins, must give LaMotta a re-
match within so days. LaMotts
will receive IS per cent of the
net lNitA- Harris getting . pei
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
TWO TIES IN CHRYsLER
STANDINGS
- Il gamcs Ln- &c match !.

INo tic games in one match is
tre odjty today In the Chrysler
Iu'orplant Bowling League
Engineering and Service had 10
70 ar extra frame In the first
Engineering winning qlo 80 909
In fhc THIRD. rta decision was
reversed Service taking 1T es5 O.
4~f Service had thc second and
tH0 match. Oslo to IT6O
Tank ArSoual shaved one game
Off tHs Dodge Forge load in Shut
n- sat Dodge Nam lS67 90 l6T6
as Forge hitting Z7s4 had two
from elter,,n hers. 1e9l ~ was
Tanks seventh straight Victory
as FarEes lead is now three
games
Scoring h1nors went 20 George
L.Farh of Tanks. Go Harry
.t of To SOLO had 6Lo Walter
.r tt1 fd Quincy COO and
H I-lt-. GI7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Farmer Jones WrestIes

Farmer Jones picture Ia .
wrestler from the Ozarks. viii be
the attraction AZ Fairvicw Gar
dens Tuesday meeting Buddy
Knox. rough TenneSSoan Charles
Gorilla Grubmlcr wreStle &
Frankie Hart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
UnlucRieSt Gunner:

He's Ken McNair. Gary lind
turfman. who claimed and GO
Mount CabiniSi for 81, 500 at Ha
leah yesterday Horse fell
broke leg and was destroyed.