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". /. STGCKS

New York, Aug. % UPD-Thc stock
naIket developed firmer tone on slight
increased trading Tuesday.
Nei changes among the leading shares
fere very narrow. Special issues and
hne OF The preferreds broke out of a
actional area and some showed gains
~ as much as "a points in the case of
pnlted Dyewood preferred
Nof1olk Western rose ,three points
ine rails. Curtis Publishing was up
Ftarly four points. Certain-Teed preferred
Sained more than three and gains of a
Roint or better were made by American
rover 70 preferred. Brown Shoe. Bulova
Watch, Eastman preferred. Engineers
public Service IS preferred and American
Hawaiian Steamship
Stocks sales We're 619. 760 shares. COM
Iareo with 354,3Oo Monday. Curb turn
Yer was 191, $50 shares against oO4 1OO
onday.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones averages:
Inoustrlal 147.l2. up OBS; rail 40.72, up
p.1s: utility 25. p, off o.33; and 65 stocks
e26s. up 0.10.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
MPLS. ELAX futures
L. A. STOCKS

Los Angeles. Aug. % Pa-UtilitieS
and petroleum iSs'es registered narrow
gains in steady but light trading on the
Los Angeles stock exchange Tuesday.
The midday list showed 10 issues up
one down and l. unchanged in a turn
over Of $3.50 shares
The list: Central Investments 13 at 90
up >; Blue Diamond 300 at 235. un-
changed Transamerica 100 al 10. up 4 +;
Pee 100 at 80 up J.. Edison common 100
Al %" up = Southern Pacific 100 at %
up j Bolsa Chica 500 at l 80, up %;
Hancock POO at 80. unehanged Republic
100 al 54 unchanged. Shell-Union 100 at
DBL, down u Union 100 al 10. up =
Universal Consolidated 100 at 13iz up i
Aircraft Accessories 100 at A.. IN
changed Hupp 100 al 4, unchanged: Ryan
100 at 80, Unchanged Yosemite Cement
100 at So, unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
PlN.W0RmS
Now can be Beaten!

The niseries Of Pin-Worms have been
known for centuries, and many doctors
have sought way 10 deal with this dread
ful pest that lives and grows inside the
human body.
Today. thanks 10 an important scientific
discovery, nelO and highly effective treat
7nent is being hailed by medical authorities.
It is based on a remarkable drug known as
gentian violet This drug is the vital ele-
rnent in P-W. the new Pin-Worm tablet
developed by the laboratories OF Dr. D.
Jayne & Son. Americas leading specialists
in worm medicines.
P-W makes Il unnecessary for you or
your child 10 suffer in silence with the
embarrassing rectal itch caused by Pin
Worms, or 10 take chances on the real
distress they often create. The small, easy
to-take P-W tablets act in special way
10 destroy Pin-Worms.
So watch for possible warning signs such
as itching seat and nose, uneasy stomach.
bed-wettinY. nervous iidgeting. IL you sus-
pect PIN Worms, ask your druggist for a
package Of P-W aud follow the simple di-
Iqctions carefully.
Its easy to remember P.w for Pin.wormE
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
BETTY HICKS WINS

Betty Hicks, Long Beach, Cali
fornia, moved up a notch from her
runner-up position of last year to
win the All-American Women'S open
by one stroke from Philadelphia S
Dorothy German, while the anna
teur ended in three-way tie at the
end Of 70 holes among a policeman
from Miami, Florida, mailman in
a Detroit defense plant and a chem
ist from St. Louis.
Earl Christensen, the policeman;
Ed FurgOl, the mailman, and Ken
Heilemann, the chemist, finished
with 295 each, and will go through
an anti-climatic l8-hole match
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
SENIOR JOINS FACULTY
BEFORE GRADUATION

BOSTON, Aug. %. UP) - A
Northeastern university senior,
Robert w. Bordewick, had the dis
tinction of being a member OF the
college faculty and an undergradu-
ate at the same time.
His appointment was announced
two days before he received his
degree in electrical engineering. He
ranked fifth in his graduating class
and played on the college baseball
team for three years. Il
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
SoftbaII STANDINGS
SoftbaII Schedule

August 29-Navy Flyers VS.. Tele-
phone Company.
August 30-Troys VS.. Acme.
August 3l-Marine Group VS..
Dessert Seed.
September MARINE Flyers VS..
B 81 G.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
LOCAL RuTIERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Aug 70. GuP1-Wheat ruled
relatively steady and other grains easier
on the board nf trade Tuesday. Trading
Jagged as grainmen awaited market de-
NClOTmcntS.
Wheat finished the day up y to off Il
cent a buShel; oats quoted off Is to up
"a; rye off ~ 10 Is and barley off =
10 l..
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POULTRY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. (All points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. u, 1943.) }
First price-At ranch to wholesaler or re-
taller. Second price-Delivered to whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
20 consumer:
Broilers. Leghorns. under 2A lbs, Soc
"a to lbs, 2oc; fryers 3D. lbs. 29c
roasters. all weights, 29c: fowl. Leghorn.
all weights 35iac; colored, all weights
25 &c; ducks, all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
5 lbs, 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
BROWNS ACE LAID UP

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29 (UP)-The
st. Louis Browns pennant hopes
were shaken today when 1t was
learned that Pitcher Bob Muncrle1'
one of their mainstays this season.
would be out of the lineup for at
least a week because of an elbow
sprain.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
Los Angeles. Aug. %. luPl-

Los Angeles. Aug. -. up
Eggs: Wholesale prices consumer grade
Large. Grade A ISIS. Grade b 27-33
medium, Grade A 37-SS; small, Grade A
1919.
Retail prices 10 consumer: Large Grade
AA 59-62. Grade A $500. Grade 40-43;
medium. Grade AA 1882, Grade A 4T-49;
small. Grade * 25-2o.
Candled graded eggs to { ia i E r $
Cases Grade AA 5l-54 Grade a i7i9-
49,. Grade B 1886: medium, Grade A
39-42; small, Grade 22-24.
Butter: Grade AA 43. Grade a 42i4,
Grade B 42I. Grade c H..
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
REPORTS BIKE STOLEN

Jerry Huckleberry, 1863 Olive ave-
nue. reported to police Monday eve
ming that his bicycle had been stol-
en-.
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l.. n. TIA {

Los Angeles. Aug. %. up
Alfalfa, U. :. Nc. and L. {. No 2,
leafy, uncertificated. $50 1871. -: y. s.
No. >. green and L. S. &c. ., $Z7o0-30. Is.
Others unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
Monday

Mondays Results
Boston, 7: New York, 4.
COnly game scheduled0
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NJ ARK EFT S
L.. A. GRAIN

Los Angeles Aug. =. fJP1-.
No I hard or soft white wheat, bulk
- 6O-2 65. grading barley. 46 pounds. bulk.
=. Oh =. .321s. No. = oats. b pounds. bulk
. 500 So. No yellow corn. bulk, no
offers. No milo. bulk, 2.55-2.60.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mondays II suits

st. Louis, 3; Cincinnati, 2.
Pittsburgh at Chicago post
pOned, rain).
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

stocks firm and quiet.
Bonds irregular.
Curb stocks irregular.
Mheat up \ to off N cent.
Cotton lower.
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Elsl3dz!lSlsll
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Mondays Results
No games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-29

More important to you today, than ever, is
Generals famous "knack" for getting more
mileage out of rubber. Because, in synthetic
tires, this same "knack" now gives you
General that has broped it is as far ahead
in mileage as Generals always have been.
From start to finish, General uses its own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
BREVITIES:
Wood Captures
Durham Open

DURHAM. n. C.. March q
eINS) Craig Wood Of Mamaro-
neck N y took his place In the
winners circle today following his
victory in the 5000 Durham Open
golf tournament which he led from
start 10 finish,
The title meant $1,000 in cash
TO him.
Wood negotiated the tourna-
meut's 70 holes in 27l strokes, II
under par. the way they figured
The thing His final round was a
two-under-par 6S
Second place went 10 Byron
Nelson Of Toledo, O., who was
three strokes behind with pa He
took down $3.50 Jimmy Hines of
Amsterdam, n. Y, scored 276 for
third place and $3.50 Ed Furgol
Detroit an amateur, had 2S7,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Seribes Are Feted

Earl Hlhcsn. the American
League hksble and able di-
rector Of press relations tossed
etf-zr K dinner far Detroit and
Chicago baseball scribes here
Saturday.
Cowmls louer Lands rushed
long distance call through
from Chicago TO Evansville after
reading the Sunday morning
paperS 10 ascertain the age ~
A Wilmer II was revealed
that The Young White son
pitcher rs 10 instead OF l6 years
Old
If ne were is he would he
banned from the big leagues
since hc is q product of Ancrl-
Can Legion baseball
The Judge has ruled that the
b- league clubs cannot raid
American Legion teams. which
permit players Is years or under
q PLAY
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Matt Mann Predicts
Century I'm f8 Seconds
BY GEORGE =. VAN

but Ford made II look easy.
He covered the frs, 80 m psi
and came back m 266 seconds for
the final 80 yards
a school rule which forbids
Yale athletes from participating
in events that would keep them
off campus overnight prevents
Ford from taking part IN the
National A. A l. meet this week
end Mann Is still trying 10 get The
Yale phenom but as II stands
Ford Is out
Yale won the y. & 4. A. title
with 80 points. lust beating out
Michigan with IS Ford took tho
so and 100 and $50 back stroke
races 70 collect IS points Nichie
gan won only one event. the 400
yard relay
Every hoy on The Michigan
team won points indicating the
balance of the SQUAD
l. Ms rs points were divided
as follow, NInxf Church. Or.
te.if7rrirr FF-r-rr--. s A. FHtri AiWnncy,
S -GeHdaA PHlferd and Bill
Roger. 3 l-6 each John Mccarthy
5. HEINZ KeSsler, 2 2-3.
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State Tourney
Standings

FINF-MTS
De Luxe n 7O6s RainboV 1852 C0ca
-t'-rf4-ef f-4- r "a. -2Qq4-E A. r. 22Tq
Palm Reach 1852 Rnseville 1884 Chere
TrNmhly 2a7i. Detroit GaFket 1890
Plymouth Machine 29ip
DOUBLES
ThernAn Gibson Fred Buiaok 1924
August Busch Victor Szeivn GRAND Rapid
1888 Joseph pohertv-John Houck ,Tren
ton 1919 Gail Reizion Otto Krebs Ian
sinr 1872: Vincent Kelly. Wallace Kline
1859 Wesley Scarlet Herh Tahhesf. 1875
MIKE AuEelio-George Ginger'lls 1853
Clarence Hoffman Louis Burr t2ff tsrl
Suls Peter Traverse 1850 Len Mover Req
Carrier 1913
SINGLES
Walter Kern Frsnkermuth TO Ssu
Young Saginaw 7nf Joe Green as
Therman Gibson, 6pf Harold Bel sa3
Galen Hassinger $50. Mike Fisher $50
George Breiz. s74 William schncker, 673
Dale Huntington 670
AII-TNFNTS
Therman Gibson 2Ol0. Nike Fisher
1924 walter Kern Frankeunuth 'qi6
Louis Burr. 1918. Bud stempisn. 1901
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SdCkmdn' S 4th
In Times Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

CY Goralczyk's Sackman's TO
day had accounted for the major
Of seven changes among the
leaders IN The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes after another WEEK
end of bowling at Imperial Recre-
alton by taking over fourth m
Class a on 1867.
Paced by GiUratcZyK-S $50 and
Jim DiMeglio's go, Sackman' :
closed with 1882 after 952 and
9s3. Archie JankowSki had SOS,
Stan Stanulis 573 and George
Lukach sal.
Ed TroSien's Progre ve,
Lutheran champion made fifth IN
Class r on 2Sl6, Fred Stark.s 6l2
leading. Carl Carlson cps was
! high as Enber Thomas Gruen.
followed INTO sixth on 2S14 Al
1 BoSchiau's Superior landed ninth
with 2793. Steve TomarSki getting
255 IN go
Jack HEley's Green Five pro-
vided the only Class e switch.
ninth position on y7a4 Tom Han
cock POS \ new high single. In
619 and George Green sos stood
ont Sam Kekichs Clarence &
Harold ferrcd 10 fifth n Class r
ON 2624 As Art Weltys Thunder
bolts slipped IN tenth with IS66
Keklch and WcitN were top sCor-
crs with ST and $50. respectively
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p, EBBIF GooDFELLow
iIsrna.r Rsd Wins Cosrb sna Hoest,
Immortal

nrmsf htn Ninf oafh anN hofkfN
Immortal
Freak goals alwsy, have been
zr1 always viii be part Of
hockey
Because n one Of them. De-
trout Red Wings will he fighting
0ltb their backs 10 The wall for
the/ second time m this series
when they oppose the Black
Hawks Tuesday night IN Chi
CaCo
Joe Cooper delivered one OF
those crazy goals last night in
Chicago and 10 changed the
whole complexion Of the game.
Paul ThompSon'S team going on
from there 20 win. 20.
CooperS shot fired midway
In the first period, wasn't even
on goal but IL MT unlucky fIar-
old jackson and richocheted
past Connie Dion into the net
10 give the Hawks a 10 lead.
Clint Smiths later goal.
which also had some horse
shoes attached 10 H.. chnched
the game FOR Chicago. But
Coopers marker was the BIG
ono
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Niohi Edition Code Key

The Detroit Thnss daily prints IN the
Night FfItion rnN ne Nsms ~ a horse
which race experts fee "A am9nE the out
etarfirE bets - the day.\
The code KEY appesrs eaNh nirht m no
F'Ef. >'af tnl Tcf Line editions NUN
fsr r.rr.su.rdfrs fo each letter RI me
,Ipfalfi
Tire horse name 8prrsrs ONLY ~
T'ff' |>f.tfI t'uITIO% hSf rs PRINTED
fE FDrr.N marrow CnHr follows
80 R.tt Z. 90 n.Gs $50 - b-t3 as
t.aq = ~ Ms ~ NJ us O-Gi is
q IS " ~ S-fh 50 go " 10 N "a L-lh.
-c-.lg.-la-1-a4-A@- AAs--Ft- ssfll-@s.- H4@-s.-'i
pr remember tho name ~ Tomorrow ceae
worse s7pesring ONLY ~ The NIGHT
EDITION.
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Howell King Detroit Negro
middlcweiCht. will climb into the
Arcadia ring tonight, determined
10 avenGe a defeat he suffered
-at-tAe- hands Of Al Gilbert Wash,
inGton veteran. two years ago
KING wildly recalls his first
fight with Gilbert in Portland.
Me. He took the match as a last
minute substitute without train
ing. was dropped twice early and
lost the duke despite the fact he
recovered and was coming fast in
the late rounds.
The semlwindup pairs Eddie
Taylor. Detroit light heavy with
Charley Roth. local heavy
weight Roth won a decision from
TAYLOR earlier at Arcadia card at
catchweightS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
TigeS Sign
New FiurIef;;
Lose 10 Sox
BY Lro MAcno>rLL

EVANSVILLE March - steve
0Ne1 81, elatcd with word that
Fob Gillespie Is feei 4-inch. POO
pound former Beaumont pitcher
witt rc'r the Tigers
lack Zcllcr received word
yc>fcrds, from Gillespie AZ his
home r Columbus o.. where he
has been working m war plant.
fhai he Viii report 10 Tho Tigers
early this week Ile has been
classified m limited service by his
draft hoard and O'Nell is hope
ful Of getting substantial service
our Of tho PLAYER
Judging ny p ShellaCklng which
Tho White SoN gave The Tigers,
lu-+ yesterday. the Tigers may
need some now pitching talent
To compile their 10 talheS the
Nhiie Ses -haFFed "A hitS-e eff three
-tt-TErT r0NUrU-ff ar0f New.
houSer frankie 'Stuhb) over
miro and Walter Beck
NeWhouScr and Overnire Suf-
fercd from costly errors on the
part Of their mates hut Beck was
hif hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
LEAFS VICTIMS SAME WAY

Just 10 show that these freak
goals PLAY no faNnrites.- one also
beat Toronto Saturday night.
A Leaf player kicked the puck
into his own net while Mont
real was winning that game.
2l.
Both The Black Hawks and
the Montreal Gauad1ens now
lead two games 10 one and its
going 10 take a LOT OF battling
10 keep them OF of tho finals.
The Wings aren't beaten as
yet a game crew they'll come
back battling harder than ever
Tuesday night in Chicago, and
I'm hoping they win and pull
up even with the Hawks
But don't think I'm belittling
those Chicago goals Just be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Freak Goal Costly to Wings

been in the league only couple
Of months
Although facing one OF hoe
keys great lines IN Doug Sent
ley, Clint Smith and Mosienko.
he has allowed only five goals
IN three games And don't for
get, those two last night carried
horseshoes.
MIKE KARAKAs ALSO GOOD
The veteran Mike Karakas
also Is coming through for the
Hawks, and must be gwen spe-
cial praise for that shutout last
night against a determined
bunch Of Red Wings Mike also
has allowed only five goals so
far, four Of them in the second
game here
That was a tough break for
Jackson when Coopers shot
hoped off him into the net. He's
a LOT better player than some
persons may think he is.
He has wonderful spirit and is
a tireless worker. | know of no
one who enjoys playing more
than he does. He's fast skater,
a pretty good stick handler and
fearless.
With a little more luck he
could be an even better hockey
player.
For a time he was spending
too much time IN the penalty
box. but you've probably noticed
he hasn't been penaliZed as
much of late. He's been one Of
the most consistent performers
so far in the Wing-Hawk series.
Going back 70 that freak goal
that won four US in &c, perhaps
4 is possible that things are just
evening up now. Hockey players
are a little superstitious, you
know.
But ! hate 10 think this club
has to suffer for our good luck
We probably would have beaten
Toronto anyway.
And this team Of Jack Adams,
with a lot Of the boys hobhllne
around with injuries, deserves a
better break.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

stood A. attention. Bloodworth's
erasscutter gong 10 the outfield
for
YOU 1UT7 Know ttT'7r M ri
The r7anpoWcY problems n YOU
ask 7ark Zelier The Tiger gen
eral manager Zeller had 10 sell
tickets =Ne&ierdaA. S game
He did pretty well for 3 new
man" Clair Berry travelling sec
rotary Of the club and master OF
ceremonies AZ the local ball
park, reported But, like ball
PLAYERS. ~ NAV he little early
IN The season 10 trff about
ticket setter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Roller Skate Finals
Are SET for tonight

Finals in all divisions of the
state roller skating speed cham
pionshipS are on schedule tonight
at Arena Gardens starting al Z
o'clock The flnalists include
Dorothy Law ihree-time Junior
champion. who went into tho
senior ranks this season, Harry
Lin q berg. Norm Archer, and
Louise Mohr. national intermed-
late champion
Junior qualificrS Yesterday in
cluded Dolores Molla and Patricia
Hill. Tom Allen and Paul Swindle-
hurst Intermediates include Bob
Jones. Kenneth Dean, and Dorothy
HenIc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
NEW LEADERS IN CITY

Changes in the women'S city
event al Great Lakes were thicker
than buyers around butter
wagon. In the team event the
new leaders are: Class Brain
bow No. 3 elise Grenzko 45S) d,
PAP; c Rainbow Seven tAmelia
Schaal. 1897, 221S; D-Aces No. /
tVera King, 1927, 2032, t-Chrys-
Ter Highland Park CIrene Buda
1897. 1881: F -- Dodge Office
Gertrude Polhemus. 434). 1774.
In singles the new occupants
are: 3 Helen Cohen. sos; C
Edna Foss. 4S9; D-Ida May Zeop,
$50; F-Marie Neiman. $50. All
events: C-LenOre Wallace. 14t3:
D-Ida May Zeop. 1875 F Bessie
Carter, 1919; F-Catherine Fish,
1897.
Marjorie Wenz and Helen Cohen
climbed TO first in r doubles on
9l3. Ethel Marshall-Edna FoSs
went up i'm G on 9l9. Madalyn
Phillips and Virginia Bailey took
over in d q6S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Veterans HitIess

ASIDE from the pitchers there
were only three Tiger veterans
Sra Yesterdays lineup York,
Outlaw and Metro None of the
trio -o' n. much as a single hit
ir N0lan = rcCrW from Pin
C0r~Irl Mich playing right
fr'd rrr TIRE fieefe. contributed
Tho fielding gem Of the EaVc a
Spectacular running catch Floyd
FIrhtcnbcrg Detroit >andlofter
sIso turned m a fancy fielding
game ~ FIRST base for tire SoN
Noar and RIChtcnherC each
bsCced single fhC former
driving home one OF ms team s
Tifn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Della Returns
To Fight Garcia

Mike Della Los Angelo 8
foajhcrveicht IS coming back ia
Detroit 10 am a former date for
matchmaker Nick Londeo and
appeaSe the wrath of John j
HettChe boxing commissioner
Della will oppose Ruby Garcia
az Puerto Rico. Friday night AT
Olympia in the l0-round Semifinal
on the card headed by OSsie
Bulldog Harris and Ivy Jan
naZZo
Della was 10 have fought Billy
Miller of Pittsburgh, here, some
time hack bur al the last minute
disappeared lie faced suspension
IN ALI states m The National Box
ing Association had he MOI con-
sented 70 return for this week :
bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

him by asking. We were salts
fled to take the StanleyCup and
come home.
Last nights defeat must have
been a bitter one for little Con-
ME Dion who has been perform
ing in great style in the nets for
the Wings in this series.
There's always terrific pres
sure on goalies in the Stanley
Cup playoffs, but Connie is
standing up under u with all
the polse Of an experienced
campalgner. although he has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March II
Matt Mann predicts il won't be
long before boy will come pad
ding along who'll swim 100 yards
IN as seconds.
The Michigan coach had Just
watched Allan Ford of Yale swim
the 100 in i97 70 equal his own
world record in the y { a. A.
final events here Saturday
No other swimmer has ever
gone that fast racing against other
men. There were six swimmers in
the Yale tank Ford and five
others.
The first 497 Of the Balboa
bullet" from Panama was made
the week before swimming alone
IN a. time Nrial. AA
Mann thinks thai Ford might
very well be tho boy swim the
iS-second hundred
"Hp has everything tc co
with " phi, -icanN And besides
and this Is very important
Ford thinks IN terms nj tTVt
time. I" sl
To swimming experts that 49,
second 100 Saturday Is incredible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Caqers in Final

Jaglowjc1 and Sufrrn meet
April > AZ Hackett Field House
i'm the Greater Detroit Basketball
League championship game Jag
Iowicz led all the way m The
seminal with Dearborn last night
and won out, 5l-4S after leading
27-16 AT the half
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
PoUNCE on BOOM BOOM

Eight HITS of Beck. nov
righthander who used 10 fling
for the Dodgers and PhllS &C
counted for six Of the Chicago
teams markers -Four of the blows
were tWO-baCCerS
a trio of White SoN pitchers
tried their best 20 help the Tigers
-tr'--ti1~ httt the- Ttpefs refused to
collaborate -Four runs was the
best O'Nellls hopefuls could do
with combination or eight hits,
nine walks and three errors
Thirteen Tigers dIed on base
rUTCACO pVTUOIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Another Brooklyn:

Dodccr WlUTLOW WYATT
has been placed IN IA and OK
poets 20 be- called for his physical
before reporting 70 New YORK.
WYATT. former Tiger hurler.
ended The season with 4 record
OF 10 straight victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Jack Shdrkey Way:

Referee in the wclterweight
championship bout b . W 9 n
LARRY CISNEROS and OMAR
KOUDR1 in AlGiers recently.
They fought for the championship
Of the Allied forces and ClS-
NEROS, formerly third ranking
weltcrweight of the world won.
OMAR held the title IN France
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
SPORTS
Wrong Side Up
md Ball Fans
Hear America
BY LEO hACDONELL

EVANSVILLE March ~
ladies ard gentlemen fhe ma
fional anthem came t5c ar
r-uncsrs voice from tho press
hoN ~ Fosse Field here ye>ter.
dsy JUST prior pa me start of the
rare betveer the Tigers and
White S0N
Aweuca instead Of The
star SpanEled Banner came
cut over The loud speaker
Three verses ~ .t
The crowd ~ course. Won
dcred. how come
-anl-Lcd- thai q prank
tter had turned the record over
some tine Saturday night since
tHe national anthem was rights
side W after Saturdays contest,
Trt 0sffff TI7rik staff -r1rr1 insist 4-t4-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
For the Second:

Straight year ST Johns Col
lege Of Brooklyn took the annual
mvitational college basketball
tournament at Madison Square
Garden. De Paul Of Chicago was
the victim. AZ TO 80, before 49,
ma fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Yankees Lost Two:

More when il was announced
FRANKIE CROSETTI, veteran
StortStop, would stay al his war
Job and pitcher ERNIE BON
HAM was likely to be taken by
the army shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Three Teams Are:

Picked by BOB COLEMAN.
manager of the Boston Braves 10
Gcht n out for the National
League pcnnant ST Louis Pitts
burgh and Chicago are the
strongest al present but there IS
plenty of room for a dark horse
10 sneak through. he said