davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

greatest puck ragger" OF them
all-slso a Jack Adams prod
uct. His name was Larry Aurie.
Back in those tremendous
days OF l933-34-35, Detroit was
a marvellous team 60 watch
when we were short We were
good mainly because we had
Aurie.
IL became almost a standing
joke that the rest OF us could
skate 10 the sidelines and have
rest when the flaming
mite had the puck
Aurie was the greatest artist
at this.
And / put down Johnny Got
tselig, oldtimer with the Hawks,
along with Mush March. also of
Chicago, and Bob Davidson Of
Toronto as the very greatest
BACKCHE Frs I have
known.
STOPPED LEAFS ACES
l suppose as long as hockey
is played fans will remember
the l933-34 battles when Larry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Corsica Wants
To Be Starter
BY LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, March % 49,
Johnny CorSica'S arrival boosted
to II Tiger pitchers in camp.
Only two are missing Bob Elliott
and Joe Orrell. The former is on
the way but no word has been
received from Orrell
Though unsigned when he
reached Evansville from his home
in Beckley w. Va. Corsica ex-
pected TO have no difficulty get
ting together on salary terms
with Jack Zeller.
Corsica Indicated tina differ
ences TO date with the Tiger man
agement revolved around A chance
10 be a starting pitcher Steve
O'Neill has already agreed TO give
the lanky Pole his chance 10
start a game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

gates might be opened az any
minute. It's asking a lot that
~ happen on Chicago ice. where
the Wings have not won all
season. But I'd like TO think OF
a man like Carl Liscombe and
the line he plays on as the old
time "murdererS row IN base
ball
One or two pitchers might
stop Ruth. Gehrig. Lazzeri and
Meusel. but every one. includ-
ing the enemy, would keep
chanting:
when will they break
through: When will this gang
start breaking down the
fences
That's how I feel about Carl
and his high scoring mates Of
the 1914 regular season
TOO GOOD FOR THAT
They are too good TO be
stopped cold like this Mike
Karakas. hero that he is this
moment, isn't this good.
Men in sports figure lot on
the old law Of averages - You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
BREVITIES:
Icy Jdnndzzo
Hopes TO Repeat
In Olympia Ring

Ivy JsnuHzzo, the New York
hghter who meets Ossie (Bulldog)
Harris. at Olympia Friday night,
is in Detroit today 10 wind up
training al the Monroe A. C.
Jannazzo. who is rated No. 8 in
the list of the nations battlers by
Ring magazine this month, holds
oneS decision over the Bulldog
which he is anxious to repeat. The
veteran New York weller. who
has fought 'em all from the great
Barney Ross down, showed that
he retains ell his dynamite when
he belted out Phil EnZenga in his
first appearance here recently
Harris is still trying TO convince
the ring officials that he is the
better fghter. He hit Jake La
Motta with everything but the
officials themselves in his first
fight with the Bronx -bsttier- but
lost the nod. Jake won the return
match as well, but Ossie got the
fans plaudits. He had a similar
experience with Coley WEIGH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints w me
Night Edition only the name ~ . morse
which race experts fee IS among the out.
Standing bets OF, the DAY.
y The code key appears each night M me
Eight Star and Red Line editions mum
Der corresponding 20 each letter - The
alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY N
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Clip this code key n will enable YOU
20 remember the name o. tomorrow coos
horse appearing ONLY IN TILE NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

tional amateur tournament az
Miles City. Mont. last year and
a contract with the Tigers, first
Legion player 10 sign directly
with q big league club.
II played outfield with the
Flint Buick team and later the
sAme position with the Red
Arrows," Hresk recalled.
"Then one day the Arrows were
short n pitcher and i went In
when nobody else wanted the
Job"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Basketball Rebounds:

Dartmouth cagerS favored 10
outshoot Utah in their NCAA
championship tonight in N. Y.
both teams have average of nearly
90 points WomenS national
basketball tourney got under way
in ST. Joseph. Mo, with Des
MoineS, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati.
Okmulgee, Okla. and Wichita
Kan, first round winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

when no one
else on his
American L.
gion tea m
W n ted TO
pitch.
So Emery
came in from
center field
and pitched
the Flint Red
Arrow Post
into the finals
~ the ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Double Windup Tops
Fdirview Mat Card

Fairview Gardens will present
a wrestling double-header tonight.
Tiger Moore of Tulsa, Okla, will
face Wild Man Tim, the Danish
long haired mailman. and Stanley
Buresh. the Australian, takes on
Sir Dizzy Davis.
In one-fall matches Nick Bill
ings and Buddy Knox clash while
George Connel takes on Tex
Reilly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Bob Tales
No Foul Rule
Has New AnqIe
In Bout Here
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

II never has been my hobby
To be a strict interpreter Of
sporting rules. Some OF the
other more technical brothers
can have that field.
But we were sitting by at
Arcadia last night for the tisti-
cuffs. and one ruling came up
that preys on the imagination,
Big Charley Roth, listed at
1SS, was fighting the best look
ing club fighter we've seen
around these parts the's on the
program as 1872. Eddie Taylor,
an aggressive Negro.
The two have been matched
here before. Roth won the last
one we saw. But IL was close.
Last night they were betting
away. The third round came.
Taylor, with fists flying, OBJ
viously hit Roth low.
Roth went 10 the floor and
made faces that would have
done justice to the late Lon
CLANCY.
There is a no foul rule in
Michigan. After one minute.
referee ElmerN McClelland
ordered the men to proceed.
They did.
The latter part OF the round
saw the best action Of the night.
Taylor easily was delivering the
most damage.
At the end OF the round II
was announced. and quite prop
erly. that Taylor had been
penalized the round for striking
low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

Aurie and Herbie Lewis, lao and
$50 pounds, respectively, COM
pletely checked such huge.
onrushing giants a. Harvey
Jackson and Charlie Conacher,
around 100 and 2l0 pounds,
respectively.
II was the jabbing. singing
mosquitoes against the strength
and skill OF giants. But Larry
and Herbie had it, Blackjack
ing and puck Raging saved the
u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Dad Was Miner

Born in Brownsville. Pa. in
the coal fields where his dad
used TO be a miner. Emery is
of SloVak- Austrian descent He
was brought TO Flint when a
baby. He has four sisters and
three brothers. Two sisters are
married. One Of the younger
"She has the most beautiful
blue eyes YOU ever saw" Emery
proudly hoaSted Of his kid sister
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Sports
Hresko Became
Pitcher Against
Mates Wishes
BY LEO MACDONELL
BY LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, March rs
Emery (Jim) Hresko, Strapplng
IT-year-old right-hander with =
handsome face and blue-green
eyes, who pitched TO big leag-
uers for the first time when
the Tigers faced the White SoN
here Saturday. became a pitcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYOFFs
SERIES
Pontiac Eliminated

Local 50 Bomberettes elimi-
mated Pontiac from the Inter-City
Girls Basketball tournament by
winning last night at Hsckett
Field House, 40-l6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
COMPROMISE REACHED

A lot OF things were happen
ing then. Perhaps one Of the
strangest of all was the time
when hockey's No. ] fan, Harry
jacobson, was around offering
Sl4 every time any one knocked
Johnny Gagnon (whose jersey
number was Ia, hockey'S ia
nous black eat" to the ice.
One Of my more humorous
memories in hockey comes back
when / recall the night Buckle
Mcdonald, then of the Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
LIKE MURDERERs' ROW

In this series, Liscombe has
not scored a point. Also, this
same line scored l03 goals dur
ing the regular season. In TWO
OF the games up 10 this min
ute. the Hawks not only have
stopped this line. but the entire
Red Wing team.
l think the scoring food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Bud Shaver:

Former sports editor OF the
Detroit Times has been promoted
from captain TO a major. MAI
I SHAVER was last reported on
active duty in New Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
LARRY AURIE RECALLED

Jack Adams always has been
master at teaching back
checking. That's one OF the
noble arts Of winning hockey
games
Several times this season |
heard people discussing, as they
left n building, how the
Wings ragged the puck and
drew the cheers of the crowd
as they outmaneuvered teams
when the Wings were a man
short.
II carried me back 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

60 into a slump But you also
come out OF SlumpS. I'm going
out on the limb with the pre-
diction that Carl Liscombe and
his line Of owe-Bruneieau-
Liscombe will come out Of II
tonight.
II they DON'T well. IL looks
like curtains for the Wings
The Hawks now lead TWO games
10 one. and the Wings must
win this one TO get back in the
running.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
A New AnoIe

Situations OF this kind happen
often. But now comes the new
angle.
Suddenly Roth half topples
of his stool. He acts as though
the Income tax department has
Just given him a new bill He
reels and staggers.
There are hurried confer
ences. Roth is making gestures.
He has new pains.
Then somebody made q de-
ciSion
Az of now, VIZ can md out
who made IL. Certainly II was
not referee McClelland. He
was standing far away from
Charley Roth awaiting the start
of the fourth round.
But whoever made the deci-
sion gave Roth permission 10
LEAVE THE RING. He walked
erectiy down the aisle toward
the dressing room. There soon
came an announcement that ne
could NOT continue the fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Mike Della:

Who meets RUBY GARCIA at
Olympia Friday scored 10-round
victory over LEO FRANCIS of
Canal Zone at Holyoke, Mass, last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
o'NEILL HOPES so
I'VE will be as glad as Johnny
II he proves himself a starting

" ne proves himself hihFtink
pitcher" O'Neill explained.
As in other years. Corsica re-
ported looking physical fit He
had not, however had a ball ir
his hand this spring until yes
terday.
Been too busy working in
the drug store and hunting"
Corsica explained II did a lot
of mountain climbing and my
legs are in good shape. / feel
swell"
b Always in the Detroit organi-
cation since he broke into pro
fessional Baseball. Corsica came
UP 10 the Tigers from Beaumont
in 1940-A- relief pitcher he -wen
-four games and los, FIVE last
season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
BY EBBE GooDFELLow
tForulsr Ned Wins star and one
Of Heskeys inimortaisl

How long can you keep a
good man down.
That's what m wondering
today.
Certainly there IS no one m
hockey this season who would
not doff the hat TO Carl LIS
combe. He's been a Stsndout all
eeaF.- As member Of the
record breaking Red Wing line
Of Howe. Bruneteau and Lis
cornbe. the fast skating hard
trying Detroit forward scored
SO goals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Detroit SandIotfers:

Start regular meetings tonight
AZ Northwestern Community Cen
ter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
II Gould Be

II things are going Ia work
on this theory. can we'll pic
tire some evening when q gent
who has Just WON a round ny
foul, will declare:
Keep the fans around while
I chase out 10 University ~
Michigan and have a checknp.'
II is pretty queer business
when the WINNER Of a round
suddenly departs. under his own
power, and then has the fans
informed a few minutes later
that the fellow who LOST the
last round is the winner Of the
fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Red Wings Must
Crack Kdrdkds
.Hoodoo--or Else
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

CHICAGO, March % - Battle
Scared Mike Karakas. the goaite
whom the Detroit Red Wings re-
fused a contract 10 years ago, has
come back 10 haunt them.
And right now Chicago is offer
ing odds Of 2 to / ne will haunt
the Wings right out of the Stan
ley Cup semifinals
Tonight in Chicago Stadium
Mike will step into the nets again
for the Hawks who lead the De-
troiters two games 10 one in this
playoff series. This is the crucial
night for the Detroiters. They
must break through the barrier
OF sticks and bodies thrown up by
defensemen Earl Seibert. Joe
Cooper and get in there TO beat
Mike.
IT'S ALMOST DO OR DIE
II The Wings don't succeed you
can just about count them out of
the playoffs. Because Chicago will
be leading three games TO one
when the teams return 10 Detroit
for the fifth game OF the series
Thursday night Detroit will have
TO win three straight games or
bow out.
But II the Wings beat Chicago
tonight they will square the series
at two games each. with two Of
the next three games on Olympia
ice.
Getting that puck past Mike is
something sgd Howe. Mud Bruno
teau. Carl LiScombe and the rest
OF the Wing snipers just haven I
been able 10 do. The cagey Croat
from Eveleth. MINI. has held the
Detroiters 10 one goal in their
last 225 minutes Of play in the
stadium.
TWO sHUTOUTs IN ROW
Mike has marked up two sue
ceSslve shutoutS against Detroit.
The most important one was the
20 triumph which gave the
Hawks the series lead Sunday
night Just a week before Mike
turned Detroit back by the same
score in the final game of thd
regular season In the previous
g4me, on March 5, Harold Jack
son, Detroit defenseman, scored a
goal late in the final period as
Detroit fel, 10 In the last two
periods of the previous game Mike
also held Detroit without a goal.
That gives you an idea Of the
task that faces Jack Adams men
as they skate out tonight 10 Try
and beat the Hawks before $1,000
rabid Chicago rooters.
Jack Adams and his men realize
their plight. Mud Bruneteau,
who scored IS goals for the club
this season, returned 10 his work
in Detroit after Sundays game
but has made arrangements to
fly TO Chicago this afternoon TO
come back to the Wings aid. Right
wing Bill Thomson has come up
from Indianapolis TO replace Ken
Kilrea.
It's shoot the works night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28

With only nine games TO go II
appears both Chene-Trombly anc
Stroh will have TO register shut
outs in their Detroit Times All
Star-ClaSSic bowling matches al
tine Crest Lanes tonight in order
10 stay within two games OF
George Bryant'S leading f a. b.
F. a. b crosses alleys with De
Luxe w. and unless II suffers a
big letdown will be heavy favor
lie TO duplicate its sweep of the
first round before meeting Stroh
at Rainbow next week and either
Stroh or Chene-Trombly at Ar
gyle on position night. Chene-
Trombly has Parisclean left after
tonight.
The second place tie may be
broken al Crest because Stroh
catches Fife, while Chene- Trombly
must contend with Sackman' s.
Fife tripped Strnh- lnr-lwn in
the first trip, but the defending
champions are SETTLING for three
lor nothing from here on IN and
viii be- hard 10 stop.
Sackman'S may be a stumbling
block for Chene-Trombly. The
latter won two their first meeting,
but reversal OF the decision
would come as no surprise, since
Sackman'S has designs on finish
ing fifth and is four away from
that spoil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Scratches
ny United Press
rnnnrrAr nAnN

TROPICAL PARK
weather. clear; track fast
First RAce-Gay Gino. Golden Har-
vest On High. sioot.
Second Racial Free. Manchester.
Irresistible, Lone Flame, supreme Ideal
Struttln' Dude
Third Race aiturf. Hard Telling
Golden Fleece, Sky Soldier. LADY Golden.
Fifth RAcs-Frontier Jane. Paul A,
Eighth Race --xam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
OAKIsAWN

Weather, cloudy; track muddy
First Race phaleAite, IN Huf pona
loretta Gummed Up, Preco. Code
Mentor.
Second Racs-Consolation, Chinese
MAID. Tidy Noon.
THIRD Race-LaH Vegas.
Fourth RAce-Queen KiEzie Wexford
Point. Westwood Belle Man a. Nine
Drown Flame Count Foray
F1tth Race Fairaris Tex Hygro
Many Lands, Quarterback, Enter, Grand
Pal
sixth RAee--Gambit Valdina Secret
Infant Queen, Half Grand Hangover
Lee. Cold Tint. STUDY Period Busy Josie
seventh Race eanwhlle. Arisl i'm
Age, Etheldale, Red buster, JACK Morley
PAirief
Eighth Racs-Lumper King. r. Ho
Gray Dotte Our Risk, Painter. Jean
IaheNs Kher-cher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Stroh, Chene
Have Chance
ToNIGHT's MATCHES

FIFE 't7-D vs.. stroh. alleys -: Mur
dock sC2-D VS. Twentieth Century, a.
Detroit GAsket 't2-D va. J. f. Berger
SIS Parisclean '(2-D VS. Palm Beach
10 Coca Cola 900 vs. MineraliteS. 9-10
r. a 800 vs.. Deluxe w, lI-12. Pepsi
Cola st2-D vs.. KRAKOW. 1914, Chene
TrombN on vs. SackmAns 1915
Matches AT Crest Lanes, Fullerton and
Grand River p. m.
denotes winner in hrst round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Matter Of Record

1t matters not TO this writer
whether Charley Roth ever
fights again 1--WE saw him 20
minutes later. dapperly dressed
and moving about the buildingD
and il matters not TO US about
Arcadia.
But we would like 10 know.
for future reference only. Just
where the no foul" rule begins
and ends in Michigan.
II has always been our idea
that when one principal leaves
the ring. horizontally or up
right. the fight is over.
We've never been told that
one fighter could go ~ the
dressing room. keep the paying
patrons waiting. and then. at
the discretion of some Official,
later send back the announce
ment that Mr.. Roth will not
continue his fight tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-28
Hockey

NATIONALLEAGUE PLAYOFFs
SERIES 4
Chicago 2, DETROIT /.
DETROIT 4, Chicago I
Chicago ? DETROIT
TONiGHT'S GAMF
DETROIT at Chicago.
SERIES r.
Toronto 3 Montreal
Montreal 3. Toronto 7.
Montreal 2 Toronto
TONIGHT'S GANE
Montreal A. Toronto.
A AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYOFFs
SERIES A
Cleveland q Hershey o.
Hershey g. Cleveland
Cieveland g. Hershey
SUNDAYS RESULT
Cleveland Hershey .
SERIES y
Buffaio S. Indianapolis
Buffsio g. Indianapolis
Buffalo 3 Indianapolis
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01
Output OF Regime
Refinery Boosted

Capacity of the Regina refinery
of Imperial Oil has been increased
to $500 barrels per day from 1000,
through work during the past year
of installing additional equipment.
While plans call for further ex-
pansion of capacity to 1900 barrels
day, further work viii be deferred
until after the war, 1t is reported.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01
GOOD RECORD

Sixty-five per cent of the total
tonnage of overseas shipping for
the prosecution of the war consists
of petroleum products, much of it
10O-octane gasoline. Yet to expand
its production to meet military de-
mands, the petroleum industry is
using less than per cent of the
steel, copper and other metals re-
quired for construction of war
plants in this country.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01
Ill More High
Octane Plants
In Production

Eleven more f00-octane ayia-
ton gasoline plants have been
completed within the last 30
days and are now in pr0duc-
ton, adding thousands of bar
rels each day TO the supply
available for stepped-up often
sives.
These plants which have recently
gone into operation bring the total
of completed major 1O0-Octane prof.
ects to "a, and represent about $71,-
100000 of the $500 ,OO0. 900 building
program.
Early in 1914 the completion of
80 additional plants, now building.
will greatly augment the volume
Of fighting fuel AS each plant Is
completed and goes on stream the
war requirements for crude oil are
stepped-up, and as more of this
crude is allocated TO the manufac-
ture of 100-octane gasoline, less of
il is available for civilian motor
gasoline.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01
4. 1858 ESQ B<zrreIs.
Dolly Crude Output

The American Petroleum In
stftate estimates that che daily
average gross crude OIL pro
ductiOn for the week ended
Dec. rs, 1e4s, was 4.S63 $50 bar
rels. Daily production for the
four weeks ended Dec. rs, f9a3,
averaged 4, 3SA $50 barrels.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01
CRUDE OUTPUT SCARS

For the third consecutive month,
production of crude petroleum in
October surpassed all previous rec
ords. The output in October of A.
403, 1000 barrels daily exceeded the
September production by 5000 and
was 515,0000 barrels daily, Is per
cent greater than in October, 1912.
Send contribution to the sunburst
Badger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-01-01

Arch Apex Structure
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. NO. ~
NV NwA NEk 4-56N3E
Shut down. 42o.
BlacktaiE Structure
A. ". C0EB~ALI<rxMn s9s NO. r.
NE NWA NWM x-z9-sW
Shut down. 483z
Brady District
TExAC0-ECMz.MgP no. x---
SIC SEE SEA 2lsx7.2W
Tested barrels 1AA2-
Button Butte
TARRANT-W00Dw0R NO. a.
SEA SEA 20-14N-24E
Standing. 1925.
Br0adview Dome
BROADvTEw PET. CORP. sTOLTKN-
BERG no. 1--
SW NE fs-3N-2sE
Ran Sh inch pipe to $40; testing oil
show In Madison, $685.
Conrad Butte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. t.
G sEA Nw sSS ia-2eiW
TARRANTtROTH NO. L.
SIC SEN SWk S33oN-1E
Drilling, 276.
Devon Field
INSTRUMENTATION NO. H.
1900 NJ gas. 766:
Dunkirk District
LUCKY g-RNUTs0N no. f--
NE swM NEh 2o-32N-2E
Testing, 1755.
LTNvnxlE q ssuTH.HOwERY NO. L.
C SWA NEA 25-32-2E
Standing, 286.
East Bridger
ALEX BEAToN NO. H.
sen sEA 23Ss-2SE
East Utopia Block
TEXACOSTATR M aeeA NO. e.
NV SEA- SEA le-S3-4E
Averaged 10 bhis. 1s-grsvity oil, 10 hbls
water first 10 days. Shut down for
winter.
Pennington Block
TExAC0eTATn II lss9 NO. S.
NV NwN SEA 16-25N-zw
Drilling IN, 1900
Flat C0mHee Structure
NORTHERN fET~NoRTHERN FARMS
MEN swE 1o-s7-6E
Drilling 3005.
Gage Dome
CARTER-EoRTHERN ORDNANCE AsOR-
We sw ~ swu ,s.es-aar
Pumped, % bbis. oss initial test; shut
down, 1895. TO shoot after re-worhing
with cable tools.
NORTHERN OEDNANCE-DARR RIO f.
SWE NWL 14-0N-26E
Spudded 11-20-z3; drilling. 5O12.
NORTHERN 0RDN A N CE SUZANNE
BROS. no. H.
c NWA SEA- 18-9N-27E
Spudded 1889; drilling, 1878.
GaIata District
PERRYs-LKNvKLLE D Smith NO. ~
C NWM SEA A-31N-3E
Standing. Gas.
Hagan Structure
HAGEN STRUCTURE OIL Co..ANDER-
SON NO. 1--
NE sEM NEA s-s1-7w
Drilling. 500
HarHu Structure
MED-As8NTANA-YOUNG NO. IL
G NWM NEM 13-7N-1SE
Drilling 3274.