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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
BREVIT!ES:
Sports TO Back
'Fifness-for-AN'
War Program

WASHINGTON, Jan. q ms
A rsaon-vide campaign for
peak physical fitness among the
United States so million home
'front.' workers was underway to-
day
The campaign was launched by
The federal security aGencys COM
mittee on physical fitness which
disclosed that 400 million man
days or three billion, 200 million
man hours are lost annually to
production Of planes. tanks, guns
and other war essentials from
absences due 10 physical disability.
Management labor and local
community leaders were called
upon 10 cooperate. Sports actiyi-
ties are expected 10 finance the
proposed building, which Will
serve as symbol Of sports con-
tribution 20 American culture.
Construction Of the building VIII
be delayed until after the war.
FIRST 1t Tom Harmon Of the
army air forces, gave a Send-oit
10 the drive for physical fitness
within industry, Just back from
the China front, the former
Michigan football star sent this
message TO the FSA committee;
II saw the need for peak
physical fitness on the fighting
front every day. IL saved my
life twice"
Harmon'S message was read 10
the committee by War Manpower
Commissioner and FSA Director
Paul V. McNutt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

noon at l o'clock the ice fun be-
gins. weather permitting. on the
Belle Isle race course with the
first qualifying heat of the Silver
Cup race for men.
Pfc. Edward j SarnowSki OF
the RomuluS Air Field is the
latest entry in the Servicemen'S
race Sunday. Entries will be
taken in this event, the Dog Sled
Derby. father and son mother
and daughter. and fancy skating
until game time.
Officials for the meet follow:
Referee Lloyd Guenther starters r.
II Ross ana Bin Thompson clerk ~
Paddock--Jack Rochl assistants, Ray De
Roster and william Miller. chief track
clerk BENJAMIN B6gAde; assistants, Phul
Metzeer. Perry .Deakin and Robert Cassell.
Timers Sam Levinson, chief Kay MAT
l. l. Carroll william Wagner, Del
Broughton. Wyandotte.
Announcers Harry Eichof and Ear
Rissman. Finish line Judges c r.
Brewer, chairman; Judge Thomas T,
Maher John C0usidine, Charles Rominsky.
Judge John u. Watts. Hubert johnson and
Lionel smith Paddock clerks-W William
Patrol tu1grs-ita tritZ. cnief: Leo
Bisson. John Tobias f. W Harrington
Racing board Co settle an disputes)
". Han chairman: Ray Mari r.
Ross Benjamin Bagdsde, Mss. Jean Was-
ner and Herbert Weber
Fancy. skating and grand march--Oscar
klauSner. chairman; Herbert Weber. Doc
Sled derby committee Judge John -
sam LeyinSOu Benjamin Bagdade and
John Tobias. Prizcs-Mrs. Meta Eckel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

Tho dlabctc doctor was his
bosom pal, and wife Mary
feared he had not long 10 last
al the sports writer's pace. No
one knew better than Dick. on
those mornings after that he
would not be with US long But
the navy said be was okay-
and took HIM H.
When Dicks nlne-year-old
son Richard. heard that the
navy had accepted his father,
he dropped hlS bowl OF break
fast bleatieS and declared;
Daddy will be a weaker link
In our ornaments than an over
ripe sausage; besides he'll look
like hell I'm one OF those tight
fitting uniforms
But Mccain aStoundcd every
one last night, not only by APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

an ice-makIng plant az an econo-
mical price.
81 don't know whether etlF
PLAYERS now I'm the armed serNi-
ceso will be capable OF regain
ling their prewar FORM Patrick
was quoted, that depends on
how long the war will last.
But regardless, there VIII be
plenty OF hockey players. Can
ada Is full of young players.
There are more leagues than
ever for bsntamS and juniors
But Patrick does not expect
the New York Americans 10 be
back at the Garden.
1.-TWO clubs at the Garden
lust isn't good business. The
Rangers can make much more
money operating alone than
renting part Of the dates to the
Americans. The Americans
operated ut loss and we didn't
average $500 u game in rent
ais. Besides making more money,
we have % additional dates 10
rent 10 other activities with the
Americans gone. But they may
land some place"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Lead DWindIes,
So0Iympit Wins

OlympicS knack Of winning i'm
portant games or series is back
in evidence today in checking the
standings OF the Women'S Major
League after last nights matches
on the home course
Leading Enterprise by two
games as rolling began, Olympic
took ali three. 2507 to 2129, 10
increase its margin 10 five. Con-
stance Powers of Vernon had ILL
214-225 610 her second straight
600 i'm as many weeks
Vernon moved into third in
taking three from Kinney 25SS
10 237O. Rainbow stopped Altoona
twice. although losing IN total
2565 10 2i29
Irene SchluSlcr. Olympic was
runner-up in scoring with SOS. El-
vira Helms had sd Maxine
Cruchon Sal, Odla ShIllady 53I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Gentry Near Top

Rufus Gentry. Tiger recruit
right-hander. won 20 games and
lost is with Buffalo before
coming up TO the big leagues,
according 10 international
League averages just released.
II was a notable achievement,
pitching for q weak club like
the Bisons. He haitian earned
run average Of 265.
Only three pitchers won more
games than Gentry-Ed. klie-
man of Baltimore, %; Luke
Hamlin Of Toronto p, ana
Tomas pc Ia Cruz of Syracuse,
q.
Flord G.ebeu former Tiger
and terminate Of Gentry , az
Raffslo begged - WINS against
i loS>es.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

ate powdered eggs. / said we
didn't.
He came 10 my bunk on the
night OF the second day and adj
mitted he was wrong. He had
Just finished breaking 5000 eggs
on X. T.. He never wanted 10
see another egg"
Mccain learned from X. p.
duties that "Our modern navy
has machines that peel pOta-
toes: but no one ever has in
vented machine that Will take
the eyes ont of potatoes. The
navy uses potatoes by the tons
- special navy potatoes - all
eyes. IL it's an eye for an eye,
should knock of million
Japs before I'm through-after
my experiences with navy pota-
toes. But i love IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

being baled in warehouses here
because it was interfering with
the ventilation in banks.
He is on his ceaSeleSs quest
for the kind of lettuce you
won't find in salads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Lansing BoWIing Team:

Set a new modern Lansing bowl
ing record last night when King 5
mt 1888 on games of 1ll2-l23S-
1Oi3 in league competition. Eddie
Mccoy starred with a IA series
based on games of 213-26i-247
George Col1ett added 664, Walt
Rcudlsale $50 Howard Leroy 623
and Johnny Gafner Gle. 1t was
the highest team series registered
in Lansing IN the last ID years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Touts World Umpires

international umpires, backed
BY the authority and force OF
a league Of nations. can achieve
and maintain world peace,
Branch Hickey told breakfast
club in Philadelphia recently
President Of the Brooklyn
. Dodgers. Hickey. who IS a
widely known Methodist layman
in religious circles. said there
can be a lasting peace if inter
national umpireS rule on the
behavior Of nations as baseball
unpires rule on the conduct OF
the players.
1--WE are fighting now on the
right 60 appoint umpires'
Hickey declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Dick Russell
Enters Derby

Word was received today from
Cpl. Dick Russell that he has OBJ
tanned leave from his l.. S. Army
post way up on the Alcan High
way in Alaska and that he'll be
here for The Detroit Times Gold
and Silver Skates Derby this week
end.
Cpl Russell is after those Silver
Skates. He's been away two years
but in three previous Silver Skates
races, before going into service,
was among the favoriteS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Nv JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Jan. ~ ,UPl-
From the halls Of the Stork
Club 10 the shores of TootS
Tavern metropolitan Spor IS
writer's tossed anchors and lot
Of other things away last night
aS they welcomed home danger
Gus Dick Mccain. the living
proof that our u. s navy makes
no mistakes in MS selection OF
men.
Mccain. who had been hand
ing out lavish fees 90 a metro
politan physician for treat
mentS for diabetes for nine
months before The navy pro-
nounccd him physically perfect
al induction. showed up IN alco-
hohc alley with a CT haircut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Cdddies Rewarded
At DGC Banquet

Twenty-Five memberships in the
YNCh nd 40 In the Boy Club of
Detroit a.i paid up for one year
WcgO presented a- rewards for ihe
b.Ef .tl. s..-.-4-.-.---.-r---rr IT 10
rUt Golf club al their banquet
h-t night M&ehandi>e prizes TO-
fsng moro than 81 800 also were
distributed among the boys by Ar
tHW j Lacy. caddie chairman and
Hugh Syron. csddie superintcNd-
ert Ssr5n pon Joseph had, the
best attendance record Re didn't
miss a day from june is 10 start
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

being baled in warehouses here
because il was interfering with
the ventilation in banks
He is on his ceaSeleSs quest
for the kind of lettuce you
won't find in salads.
Brother KearpS still lives in
that fascinating world that "a
entirely his own making. lie
hasn't been involved in any
ring ventures, he says. since he
sponsored Jimmy Adamick, De-
trcit boy. around here some
years back.
But he's cooking. He plans 10
put on go between Tami
Mauriello and Lee Savold some
time this summer which should
prove that his touch OF promo
tional genius is Stili function
ing.
Jack Dempsey'S old manager
talked of other days. He mem
toned the greatest fight writers
of the era, Damon EunyOn, Bat
MasterSon, Ring -ardner, Bob
Edgren He said again that
Dempsey always was his idol
but still believed that Jack
johnson was ttTe greatest heavy
weight Of all time
But life goes on" he con-
tinued
Did he think that Joe Louis
would continue as champion.
He can and for long
time" said the old doctor, "be-
cause Louis has yosth on his
side and I'll always string along
with the young man"
And Louis can knock Billy
Conn's head of any time"
KearnS added
In-thc typical kearn'S man.
ner, he is evincing deep interest
in a fight between Louis and
Freddie Mills. the British dura-
ton heavyweight champion
The man from Edmonton.
Frank Burns. you see, is trying
10 get brother Kearns TO put
on the show
Burns. according 10 the first
story TO make the rounds.
came 10 New York with $500. =
900. He had the dough from
the good citizens Of Edmonton
and he was looking for Kearns
10 stage the show The good
doctoTv heard this and started
looking for Burns.
Then came thc rumor that
Burns was 'phony
kearnS says no and sirily cX-
plains that the sum is not $500
600 but 100000 That's A
half million dollarSD And that
il Louis can get away from the
army the bout will be staged
Dominion Day in Edmonton.
And although this may sound
as stuff from which dreams are
fashioned IL may come to- pass.
Uncle Sam likes the good Will
OF our Dominion nelghbor and
may give Louis the okay 10 fight
IN Canada
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Old Time BdIIpIdyer
Harry WeI(h Dead

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Jan. 81
GNS) Funeral rites were being
arranged today for Harry WEIGH
g.. member of the Sioux City
baseball club of the Western
League IS years ago.
Before coming TO Sioux City
WEIGH had played at Allentown,
Pa, in the Eastern League and al
Binghamton in the New York
State League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
SChIatf, Richardson
Win Doubles Match

CaSs Schlaf and Sam Richard
son defeated Fred Buiack and
John CrimminS by u pins in n
four-gamc doubles match for tho
benefit of the Red Cross AT th6
Michigan Allali 1881 20 1851
Richardson shot SO. SchlaI sos,
Buiack S04 and CrimminS SOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Billy Johnson:

Yankees young third baSeman
and outstanding rookie last year
may quit baseball for the duration
for his present war job. Two other.
Yankees. Johnny Murphy and
Marvin Breuer may also quit for
war Jobs. Roy Weatherly, Yankee
outfielder. vas reclassified la
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Hoppe Wins Again:

BY defeating Welker Cochran,
2.l50 to 194l, in their nontitle
cross country tour Hoppe lost
the final match OF the series last
night in New York when Cochran
put on a strong finish to win,
SO 10 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

could use money and thinks he
sees chance To get some
through very vague claim"
Back here with the Wings after
helping them TO a 6-3 victory over
Boston Tuesday. Dion says he
isn't worried about Ullne'S claim
and is Just looking forward TO a
chance 10 run his unbeatcn streak
60 seven against the Bruins here
Saturday night
THE facts are that worked
out with the Montreal club at
the start Of the season two
years ago. Dick Irwin turned
thumbs down on me because |
was 80 small.
II line need ed players at
Washington and sent up cN-
peu>c money To- the CanadicnS
TO send some down. I didn't
accept any, left camp and
- i4iitrri the army. don't see
how any one can say I belong
10 Washington. I never ac-
ccptcd a dime from Uline.'
olympia officials say since
CWldicnS did not own Dion they
cou'Nut sell him TO Ulinc. II,
was ou tho Montreal contingent
rr,erte list when he entered tho
ARMY
"CanadienS could only sell
Thine the right 10 negotiate
with Dion - and that doesn't
make him Washington prop
ertl," said Huber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Basketball Results

Army a. Penn STATE -
Navy O. Temple 80
Norfolk Navy 81 Duke 81
y Carolina " \ Carolina state -.
Delaware So. Fort Dupont 80
Westminster -. Wash and JEFF 80.
~ virginia 30. Carnegie Tech g..
FORT Belvoir so Maryland %.
virginia Tech IS VMl 20.
Denisbn % Ohio Northern ~
So're Dame 81 VALPARAISO -
Central Iowa 81 Upper Iowa 81
Wartburg. Ia so, Luther. Ia. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
LaMo++a Goes Literary

After his workout al the Mon
zoe gym yesterday. Jake La
Motta demanded Jimmy Murray
dash out and get him a book to
read.
"What's a good book ." La
Motta asked a sports scribe.
"Gene Fowler's Good Night,
Prince" replied the newspaper
man.
"Okay. get the Prince Jake
ordered. turning 10 the trainer.
SO by now the literary middle
weight should be deep into the
story Of the late John Barry
more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

isn't operating this year but il
reported from Montreal that
hc is putting in a claim with
President Dutton of the n. II. J..
Sop The little French-CanadlAn
---4---+t+e,tt- from tSbeStoS, Que.
rluc wants either Dion or
cash claiming Dion belongs 10
lbs club. He says Washington
bought Dion from Montreal Cana
dI6us who had him on their re-
serve list for "A ume 49,
Jlnc proposed claim is
termed one OF those things by
Fred Hubcn the Wings publicity
man.
you can bet Dion will STAY
With Detroit SAID Huber.
Thine, like every one else
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Avery Brundage:

Chairman of the American
Olympic Association said ne hoped
the L. :. would Doe represented
AZ the 50th anniversary meeting
Of the International Olympaid IN
lausanne. Switzerland next sum
NOR Re admits transportation
VIII be the greatest obstacle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

in sports that
made up the
early decades
of this coun-
try is in our
midst on c e
again.
The Good
Doctor comes
TO these parts
TO check up
on reports
that folding
m on eN Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Bay Meadows Track
To Get 56-Ddy Meet

BAY MEADOWS. Cal. Jan q
GNS) - The California Jockey
Club. which operated the Bay
Meadows race track was assured
today of 56 days Of racing be-
tween March IS and June 3 a
permit was granted by the Cali
fornia racing board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

and "a sca-going outfit of navy
dress blues.
Mccain. recent sports writer
Of the New York Daily News,
amazed his former gunner
mates of the numbering type
writer by appearing IN the
flesh. They had counted him
heel i'm the boot training az
Sampson Naval Training sta
ton. who would be quickly
crushed. Not because Of Dicks
character or personal---very. no
means - but because Of his
undertaken S-delight physique
packing loo pounds of blubber
on a short chassis.
PACE THAT KILLS
Mccain was in such terrible
physical condition at 33 that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

Sill We r Skates
derbieS which,
with 40 state
championships,
will be raced
on 3 q lie Isle
Saturday a n d
Sunday.
The drawings
will b g pub
liSh @ d in to-
morrow $ sport
page and Sat
ur d a V after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Big, Happy Family:

Is the moniker applied TO the
Philadelphia Pills. They will use
the same spring training facilities
as their three farm clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

modelled after
the Garden
DetroitQlNDl-
pia amt other
h o C. Is q Y
n O m @ 8 to
spring ap all
over the land
He licNc>
re fiEeratlon
Willie stand
ard.znd and
YOU will be
able 10 buy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Armstrong Fights Feb.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. 26
CUP)-- Henry Armstrong; next
fight in his comeback tour will
be IN Washington, d. c., Feb. Z
against Lew Hamburg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27


six & a m g s
since he joined
the club.
owner Mich
ael Ulin @ of
the Washing
ton Lions Of
the American
League is try
INC 10 put the
snatch on the
flttle goal
tender
Hines club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

today, meeting
Jeanne Cline Of
BloOnlln & ( o n,
Ill.
Miss r o W.
Michigan State
champion won
a 5 and 3 VIC
tory over Geor-
gia T ain ter,
Rollins College
student a n q
! 9 AZ title
holder yeSter-
day Miss Cline
advanced with
a 4 and = vic
tory over Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
First Stacker:

MickeyGRocco, reclaSSified IA,
today saidN There isn't any rea-
son why ! won't make fine sol
der He lives in 81. Paul and
expects 90 be indicted soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Cubs NeW Vice Prexy:

James T. Gallagher succeeds
Charles Boots Weber who has
retired from baseball. Gallagher
viii remain as general manager
of the team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
.LOndes Demands
Proof Of Boxer S
Illness, or E|se---
BY LEO MACDONELL

Matchmaker Nick LondeS
slightly suspicious as we'll as per-
turbed. today declared he would
demand full proof Mike Della IS
too i'll TO carry out his contract
TO fight Billy Miller on the Jake
LaMotta and OSsie (Bulldog)
Harris card at Olympia tomorrow
night.
Failing 10 produce this proof,
Della faces the alternative of
being suspended from boxing IN
Michigan and all affiliated Ma
tional Boxing Association states.
Della may be ordered 10 come
to Detroit 10 show proof, as did
Jose Basora, when the Puerto
Rican was unable 10 go through
with contest with Coley WEIGH
here.
r What steps Londes would take
10 regain more than S700 which
! he advanced 10 Della through the
fighters manager, Freddie SOM
mers. the local matchmaker did
not know. The advance almost
eQualed the $500 10 have been
paid Delta FOR the fight.
JOYCE SIGNED
In The meantime, Londes signed
Jimmy Joyce of Chicago as a
substitute for Della. The bout IS
carded for 10 rounds. Joyce, like
his older brother. Willie Joyce,
who fought in local rings and is
now on the West"CoaSt is a light
weight.
He won his last five fights.
knocking out Ray Lewis. Eddie
Scott and Benton Cobbins and
getting decisions over Al Rea-
soner and AL Gomez.
Since the Miller-Delia bout had
promised 10 be an outstanding
contest, LondeS today was as dis.
appointed as he was puzzled by
the disturbing turn of events.
MillGr, along with LaMotta anC
Harris. worked out at the Monroe
gym yesterday. While Miller die
no boxing L VI o tia traded
punches with Joe Sutka anC
Howell King and Harris beltec
around Fred Chaffee and Bill
Daniels. Sutka. cSSaying a come.
back, fights King on tomorrow
nights card JuSte Fontalne anC
Leroy Willis VIII also be on the
card Willis Will meet Ccci
Jones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Marjorie Row
In Sennifind|S

MIAMI. Fla. Jan 27 UP)
Marjorie Row Of Detroit faced
her SevereSt test 10 date in the
SemifinalS of the Helen Lee Do
hertV match play golf tournament
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Wildcat Coach:

Yves Fry today added the duties
of head baseball coach at North
western. He succeeds Maury Kent
who goes to Iowa, Fry IS back
field coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
| a|es
The Old Doctor,
Jack Kearns, Is
Back in Town
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Pass the liniment, brother, I
threw my snow shovel away
but I'm killing myself with a
hoe in my victory garden.
That suave personality, Jack
kearns, one of the last of the
vanishing tribe from that era
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Newuon Shirley

Right handed pitcher signed his
1914 contract today with the ST
Louis Browns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Claim for (sOaIie Dion
Not Worrying Wings
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Now II is the turn of the Red
Wings to fight today for Conrad
CShort Stuff Dion, the goalie
who has heeh nnheaten i'm the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
.Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints M the
Night Edition only The name ~ horse
which race experts feel BE- among the out
standing bets 1f me da}
The code KEY appears each night 90 me
FiEht star and Red Line Editions. mum
DO corresponding 90 each letter OF ne
alphabet
The horses name appsars ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
~ CODE Tomorrow code follows.
Al RIA GO n-gS E-3g F-I CTS
H-a5 I-sa J-S3 Mss LII Mt2 N-Ss
O-6I F-iB as RI, SIS T-52 leo
WIG NJ vs. lis.
Gin mis- code key n will enable Won
90 remember the name Of tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
CSTHoitC IFNCIF

81 CeceITa az ST Nav I0ITITI' 81
Leo AZ Lourdes. 81 Theresa az RedcFmet
Visitation az St Ladlslaus 81 Rose AZ
Annunciation; 81. Ambrose At 81 vincent
st Philip az ST. Charles. 81 PAU NJ 50
Bernard 81 Rita al 81 Mary Royal
OAK; St Frederick at ST Mary Mt
Clemens. Sweetest Heart ~ Rosary, So
Josephat az 81 Agnes. Xavier az So
Patrick: Sacred Heart ar 81 HedwiF Mt
Carmel az An saints 'St Andrew AZ
Little Flower AN games at 80.
'Non- league game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Times Skates
Derby Heats
Picked Today
BY KEN HALL
skates Derby Editor

Drawings viii be made today
for heats in the 1914 edition of
The Detroit Times Gold and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

pcaring in the fcSh-without
crutcheS or bandages after six
weeks of boot training at Samp-
son. but ne caused consterna-
ton by yelling, Il feel so good
that l know now why sailors
start fights on Broadway
p Mccain, pared down 10 147
pounds of bone and muscle, ad-
mitted:
WINS BET
THE first day at SIMPSONS
was 80 tough, felt like going
out and buying japanese war
bonds. But on the second day
was lived out of this feeling
by the kid from Brooklyn, with
whom l had argued on the first
day about whether we were eat
ing powdered eggs. lie said we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
MErRopnIlrAN LrAnrr

Cooley Al Rcdford 23O- Northern ~
Hamtramck 900. 'Persh.1e ~ south.
eastern. 800: DENLY az Miller 800. Cen
trail AZ Mackenzie 7.15 northeastern AZ
Eastern 7.l5. Cb'fsey M southwestern.
T15 Western az Northwestern 715. Cass
w Highland PARK Haekctt Field House,
30