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HOSPITAL NOTES

Zack Zavodsky has been dis charged from St. Ann's Hospital, where he has been receiving med Iical attention.
 Mrs. Ed Churchill gave birth to "a baby son at 9:50 o'clock yesterday morning at St. Anns Hospital.
 Mrs. Dolph Wellborn and baby boy have been discharged from St. Ann's and have returned to their home.
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GRISHAMS SOUTH

MT. and Mrs. M L. Grisham and two daughters left this morning on a vacation trip to Seattle.
 Mrs. Harry Race is in charge of the Race Drug Company during MT Grisham's absence. She returned yesterday from Sitka where she has been visiting with friends for the past several days.
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FIRE MEETING THURSDAY The Douglas Fire Department
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Barage balloon units were among the first to land on the beache. of Salerno, Italy.
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GRAYS HOME

MT and Mrs. Felix Gray have returned from a two weeks visit with their son, Douglas Gray, in Seattle
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Open book case. Phone Blue 694.
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
MRS. F. C. JOHNSON HOME; N IS ACCOMPANIED BY FATHER

Mrs. Edwin c. Johnson has re- turned from a months vacation tip to the States, accompanied by her father c. J. Cockburn Most of Mrs. Johnsons month south was spent visiting her home in Lake Stevens, Washington.
 This is her fathers first trip to the Territory, and today he is being initiated in Alaska's chief sport salmon fishing, with Marcus Jen-
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will hold a regular meeting Thurs l day, tomorrow evening, in the Fire
 Hall There will be refreshments.
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PA PLANE OUT TO-DAY

A flight was made this morning by a Pan American plane, carrying Miss Manic H. Brawner to White horse and George Morelander, Wes- ley Ash, Michael Haas, and Walter Williams to Fairbanks.
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WANTED = Press operators, Hand ironers. Apply Alaska Laundry.
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MRS. JENNIE TAXES
 OATH. POSTMASTER

Mrs. Crystal Jenne, recently ap- pointed postmaster for Juneau, took her oath of office yesterday afternoon in the office of U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray. She has not, however, officially taken over Ter duties at the postoffice.
 Simultaneously with this, Mrs. Jenne yesterday withdrew her name from the official ballot of the general election in September as a candidate for the Territorial Sem ate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Hink|e 10 Leave
Great Lakes
BY DAVIS J. WALSH

CHICAGO. Oct. 10 QNS)-
Within not too many hours the
fact will be officially announced
that 1t. Comdr. Tony Hinkle,
director of athletics at Great
Lakes, has been detached from
duty there and will be leaving for
the south Pacific within two
weeks or less.
He's-the guy who coached the
Great Lakes football team to its
single moment of sheer genius
in that gaudy extravaganza with
which the 1913 season came roar
ing down to a boisterous climax,
ie., when undefeated Notre Dame
was defeated in the final minute
of the final game Of a heart
breaking schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Penn One Of Best

No game is scheduled for the
Wolverines this week. After an
off Saturday the men OF Crisler
then must turn 10 a schedule
that calls for Purdue, PennslA
vania, Illinois. Wisconsin
Ohio State.
Penn has young. well-drilled
team that ranks close behind
Army as one Of the East's best.
Although beaten by the Sea-
h awks Saturday, Purdue is
tough.
Illinois has speed 10 burn with
Buddy Young breaking away for
long runs in every game. Wis
consin and Ohio State fought a
gruelling duel Saturday with the
Buckeyes keeping their record
perfect for the season.
Michigan must so against this
array and hope to make a credit
able showing without such men
as Wiese and Nussbaumer. It's
quite an assignment. But where
there is a Munn-coached line
there Is hope.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Gould Meet Anybody

The Michigan team Of the last
two weeks could give good ac-
count of itself against any college
outfit in the land.
Bob Wiese has been tearing
rivals apart with his Spinners
through the middle. When the
spinners work for Crisler his Of
tense becomes thing of beauty.
When Wiese draws in the defense
Nussbaumer and Derrfcotte take
advantage OF their speed 10 slash
the ends. And so IL has been
going 450 yards by land
tell the story.
A new star bobbed up among
the reserves against North
western in the person Of Jack
WeiSenberger OF Muskegon, Mich.
Used at the halfback position.
WeiSenberger showed speed and
driving power. He will help plug
the big holes that will result
when WieSe and Nussbaumer
leave the Ann Arbor campus in
the next two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Shamrock Is Queen
By GEORGE r. VAN

Thisbe. Detroit River champion
in the class ran away from every
thing on the beat in the light
northeasterly up to the Seven-Mile
road light on the 16-mile course
from the Detroit Yacht Club and
return.
1t was the kind Of going Thisbe
thriveS on although she's good in
all airs. With Carl Meurer at the
stick Thisbe walked away from
her six rivals after reaching Lake
st. Clair. And that was il.
After a reach back to the river
the fleet popped out with spin
makers. Fred Scott, Llwyd Eccel-
stone. Don Williams, Bob Rahley
and a local boy sailed with Pet
gold.
Shamrock's crew was made up,
(besides Kerr and Wunsch), of
the reticent Tommy Lott. the
'Gorgonzola Kid Ted Buttrick;
Bobby Bryant Of Little White
Father Gimme-A-Cigar' fame and
the old Michigan pole vaulter
John Pottle.
The finish times? Here they
are: Thisbe 2:31:04; Shamrock
2;33:34; Intrepid 2:36:06; Cone
wego 2:37:01; Venture 2:37:52;
Entail 2:46:18; Amida 24620.
IL was the last race Of the
year. The horrible season is at
hand. See you iesbootins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
al Worthwhile
Enters Final Week

The Worthwhile harness races 20
into their getaway week tonight
with eight races. The meeting will
end Saturday night.
Tonight's entries:
Flrrt and thlfd races. pace-Joily g n 2
Grafton Leo Henley Earls GiggiiO. lola
Nj KAY, FrJiiy Hancock. Abbie Cash, Queen
Ful0
second and fourth races. trot-isy scott
Hollywood Happy Thought Guy Scott. Trcu-
tienlakers Gallant Heagt. Major Spencer, Lee
Dewey
Fifth ard seventh races trot-Bsrt Easter.
Honest John Jessie Hal Betty castle Holly
f..f 1ruifUr Wrf hy Frwinc Hlfh'hnf Direct,
sixth and eighth races pace-Eagle Tex
TUU hrtr Grace Woo Armada WOOD Lave
and Charles Frisco Latsie. Chna0erry, Miss
Betty Brooke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Nv LEO MACDONELL

Billy Miller and OSsie CBull-
dog Harris are the betting gen.
try's favoriteS TO whip Leroy
William and Sampson Powell at
the Arena Gardens tonight.
Yet. there is surprising num-
Der Of ringwiSe members OF the
Detroit fistic brigade who see the
possibility of a double upset
These longShot followers say
the veterans Miller and Harris
are ripe ito be taken and look
for young Willis and Powell to
turn the trick.
Though he has but IL pro fights
behind him, Willis is rated as a
potential champion by his ad-
mirers. Powell. who packs a
hefty wallop, is another youngster
who has attracted a lot of atten-
ton. He is a former Cleveland
and Chicago amateur champion.
This will be the initial show for
the newly organized Arena Gar
dens Boxing Club. Louis Maduras
is the matchmaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

points against 6 in the five games.
II has beaten Omaha Holy Name.
$50: Lincoln Northeast, 1870;
Fremont. $40. Council Bluffs.
26-O. and tied Creighton Prep Of
Omaha Sc.
The Shsnrocks cot q boost
today with the announcement that
Bob Tighe. star halfback, will be
ready 20 play against Boys Town.
TiEhe was injured in practice last
week and spent several days in
Providence Hospital II was
TIghe incidentally. who returned
a kick S. yards for a touchdown
70 tie Hamtramck.
Alex ChcSney, Catholic Central
coach, plans several long practice
sessions this week 10 make Up
for the open date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16


of Shamrock will step up and re-
ceive the Iceberg Trophy as the
winner of the three-race series
which ended Sunday with all par
Elephants sunburnedA
According 10 present plans Paul
Renner. chairman Of the associa-
ton plans to have Charley the
Chuck McGregor donor Of the
trophy give it just as he did last
year when Perez Darnell's Pintail
won.
Shamrock didn't win a race In
the series but she was mighty
consistent with a second. a third
and a second again yesterday. In
the Sunday race she followed
Petzold's Thisbe which finally got
into the clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Bears
Come 10 Life

The Chicago Bears came 10 life
after losing two straight league
games and looked more like the
champions of old in Overwhelming
the Card-Pitts. "a 10 z, in the
first game of the season at Chi
cago's Wrigley Field Sunday.
The aging Gene Ronzani, who
admits TO 35 years, spanked the
Bears T formation attack from
the quarterback position and
completed five passes, one of
which was caught for a touch
down by Connie Mack Berry.
Berry also scored a touchdown
on his own.
The New York Giants, heading
the Eastern Division, went over
to Brooklyn TO administer a
Ia TO Z whipping to the Tigers
before 24,S54 fans.
The other National League
game was played in Boston, with
the Washington Redskins tri-
umphing. Fl to Il, against the
new Boston Yanks outfit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

Next Sundays prep football
classic between Catholic Central
High and Boys Town at Briggs
Stadium will be a battle Of two
indicated lis.
This was assured when BOYS
Town defeated Thomas Jefferson
High Of Council Bluffs. Ia. Sat-
urday night. 300 Father Elan.
sgan boys. as q result Will come
10 Detroit with 4 record ~ four
victories and one tie in five
starts this season
Catholic Central has played
only twice so far, tying Ham
tramck. 6-6 and trouncinE ST.
Benedict 53-6. The Shamrocks
had an open date last week.
Boys Town has rolled up las
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Still Awaiting Word

Incidentally, Trout, who re-
turned to Detroit yesterday from
his fathers funeral at Terre
Haute, is wondering about the
all-star game in which he and
other Tigers are supposed to play
in Los Angeles this weekend.
Il haven't heard anything
from Haney Erred Haney) since
left st. Louis" Trout de-
clared
Al St. Louis Haney recruited a
number of American and Ma
tional League players TO meet an
all-star service team in the South
ern California metropolis. The
receipts of the games were sup
posed to 20 10 soldier rehabilita-
ton hospitals
Newhouser and Dick Wakefield
were also recruited for the games.
Newhouser currently is on a
hunting expedition with Roy
Henshaw over in western Michi-
gan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Royal Oak Winner
Of InvitationaI Shoot

Royal Oak Senior Gun Ct, Y
team defeated four other rifle
teams In an invitational meet at
Detroit Edison Range. Jack Davis
Of Royal Oak was high with a
perfect mark of 200 in the 20
shot prone match.
On the winning team were
Davis 200, Bill Walitalo 1875, John
Hrivnyak 1873 and Jesse Robe
schini 1875 for a team total of 7S3.
Royal Oak No. 2 was second with
77S. Detroit Edison seniors fin
ished with 1852. Detroit Edison
Girls fourth with 739 and Detroit
Edison Boys 745.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Some Kid, That Milan

The play OF Milan Lazetich.
Michigans big left tackle, in the
last two games has surprised
every one, including Milan Laze-
itch. He's done about everything
that could be asked Of tackle.
He roams the gridiron blockiN
and tackttng like demon. Who
the battle RACES thickest,- takeN
quick gander and there. from un-
derneath the pile. you'll see the
bulky form OF number ~ arise.
That's Lazetich.
The same goes for end Bruce
Hilkene. guard George Burg and
center Harold Watts.
The Michigan Tine certainly has
come a long. long way since the
Indiana shambles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Veterans Galore
On Fairview Card

The current champion and three
former title holders in the junior
heavy division figure in the mat
doings at Fairview Gardens to-
morrow night. Kid Chapman, cur
rent belt holder. takes on Bert
Ruby, who has held il twice, in
the main 90 with the belt at stake.
In the semifinal George Dusette,
the first champ in 1899 when the
class was organized by the Mid
Western Wrestling Association,
meets Louis Klein. who held it
for a time last winter. There are
two other bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Holy Cross AeridIs
Win From ViIanova

WORCESTER, Mass. Oct. 49,
Held scoreless IN the first quar-
ter Holy Cross got going and
with two touchdowns in the sec
ond and one each in the third and
fourth. went on 10 defeat Villa
nova. 26-0 here yesterday
A pass set up the first Cru
sader touchdown and another
passNproduced the next one
Joe Nestor went over al the
end Of a long march in the third
period. while Leo Troy scored lr
the fourth after taking a pass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

Wiese. Bob Nussbaumer, Gene
Derricotte and company turned
in $50 yards on the ground
against Northwestern. They were
Just as effective with a running
game against Minnesota, much
stronger team.
What you won't find in the
statistics Is a tribute TO the line
that has been clearing the way
for these backs. No forward unit
at Ann Arbor in years has ever
shown such improvement in such
a short space OF time. Certainly
Clarence Mum and Benny Ooster-
basn. who tutors the ends, have
a right to take a few dozen bows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Bounced Out Twice

Sig (Jack) Jakucki, who
pitched part of game for the
Browns in the late series with
the Cardinals in ST. Louis, was
bounced out of the 194l National
semi-pro tournament because he
had signed 10 play with two diff
ferent clubs that year.
The next season Sig became
angered at an umpire's decision in
the Wichita tournament and was
about TO dunk him in the Ar
kansas River when the cops ar
rived.
As a result of that plsyoff per-
Torrance he was ruled out of
the 1913 tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Saint Thomas Confident

PHILADELPHIA, oct 16 tINSl
Saint Thomas. who recently
was admitted into the good graceS
of Father Devine was confident
today that ne would defeat former
world light heavyweight champ
Melio Bettina in their scheduled
1O-round windup al Convention
Hall in Philadelphia tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

neck in Oakland, Wayne, Macomo
and jackson counties in the south
eastern part of the state.
Despite excessive concentration
Of gun pressure hunters in these
counties reported birds plentiful,
Most Of the hunters we met were
sporting limit bags of two roost-
erS.
Although Sunday hunting in
Washtenaw, Lapeer, Tuscola and
counties was restricted
to land owners, it is doubtful if
all who hunted in these counties
were actually farm owners.
Just before s a. m, the legal
hour to shoot we drove up TO the
Stuart farm near Milan. Their
beautiful English pointer Sarge
was prancing up and down raring
TO go. The two brothers Ken and
Don had waited a year for this
hour.
I'VE are waiting for Gil Pull
liam and his son, Joe. PheaSants
out here are eating Us out 'Of
house and home but we don't
mind" Don, who operates the
farm, told us.
ADVICE NOT Needed
A few moments later the Pull
liam'S drove up and in less than
five minutes they were working a
beautiful cover of tall grass.
Better put two men at the
end Of this swale or they will
ali fly out on u.s." Don said.
The advice. however, was not
followed and out flew at least SO
ringnecks all out Of gun range
Nevertheless, II wasn't long be-
fore the party had their limit and
headed for home.
Over at Worthwhile we stopped
at Dave Pullen's, the well known
hunting dog trainer, where We
picked up "Jo-Anne' sleek
English pointer and headed into
the Thumb district.
"She's working beautifully"
Dave said. 81 shot a couple over
her this morning not hundred
yards from the kennel"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

And with that slingshot arm
he owns he could still throw out
many n man."
On the other hand. Jewel Ems,
another former Tiger, followed
Bush with this:
But, DOME. by not playing
as deep as the average short
stop he gets many slow roller
for an assist and he can charge
a ball before II gets into av-
erage shOrtstOp territory"
Hans Wagner, who always said
he didn't know how good he was
as a shortstop because he never
saw himself play, is now saying
that he thinks Marion is the best
shortStop he has ever seen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
ChrysIer Rifle Club
To Hold 5 Shoots

The ChrySler Rife Club have
scheduled five indoor small-bore
events during October and
November. at the parks and
recreation's Elmwood range. The
shoots will be held oct %, Oct.
30. and Nov 5. Gold. silver and
bronze medals will be awarded
winners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

with a little
shindig for the
skiRpers an d
crews of the
D e { T o I s.
meter AsSoci-
alton at which
time Bob Kerr
and f d d ! e
Wunsch. rep
resenting e
tall and short
Of II all, and
tho Co-skipDerS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Sinkwich to Leave Hospital Tomorrow Bob Tales
u. M. Line Tutors
Can Take a Bow
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Clarence Mum. Michigan's line
coach, long has been recognized
as an able craftsman when 1t
comes to building good lines. But
IL Is doubtful IL Mum ever has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Miller, Harris
Favored, But---
ToNIGHT's CARD

Leroy willis, Detroit. VIZ Billy Miller,
PittsbuTfh. 10 rounds at 100 pounds
Ossie Bulldog Harris, Pittsburgh IS.
Sampson Powell. Detroit 10 rounds At 1b2
pounds. 60,
Larry RAY. Detroit. vs.. Doyle Hert, Grand
Rapids 4 rounds at l so pounds
Al Ftns Detroit VS. Young Duffy, Grand
RAPIDS: 4 rounds AZ 124 pounds.
George WGiwArd Irons. Mich, vs. Johnny
KempermAn. Grand Rapids, rounds at $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Pro Grid Standings

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 40. DETROIT II.
New York IL, Brooklyn Z
washington 81 Boston IL
Chicago -. Cardinals-Pittsburgh 2
NEXT SUNDAYS CAMS
DETROIT a. Chicago.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn az Washington.
Cleveland az Green Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

in shutouts. Z. Newhouser led in
strikeouts. ls7, and his % wins.
of course. topped the loop in this
department.
Yes. IL IS too bad they couldn't
have gotten into the world series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Redeemer Continues
To Surprise Coach
Nv TOM HARPER

Sheedy Holy Redeemer Highs coach unusually
opened He only
erans handful years squad that three
didn't look like Lions the Catholic High
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

classy Cardinal
s h o r stop.
played such a
shallow short
stop.
~ Z h g
played back"
said DOME"
1T h e re
wouldn't be n
ball, hardly,
at would
get a W ay
m h m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

DIZZY Trout
OF the Tigers
arried off
most Of the
other pitching
heneFs In the
A m q r ! C a n
League.
Trout hurled
the m st in
nings, $50; the
most complete
games, 30, and
100000 Nko ftald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

done so much
with so little
as he has this
season at Ann
Arbor.
Sure you'll
look in the sta
tistics of the
last two games
and see that
the Wolverines
were a red hot
running team.
- ID l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Sports
Hail. Dir Boast
Most Honors
By LEO MACDoNELL

Besides racking up a grand
total OF SIS victories between them
TO for Harold and II for DID.
Harold Newfouscr and Paul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
STATISTICS
nETROIr
CLENELANn

Touchdowns - van Tone. sinkvich Reisz
lfub FER Coellal Pritko 2.
Points after touchdown-Sinkwich z, West
q. Field Eoal-Sinkwich.
Detroit subt-Ends Greene. Clark tackle,
Furst guards. Sirochman. Lilies. backs,
Hackney Keene, Trebotich
Cleveland subs - Ends Gibson. Benton.
guards. Rifle. Matheson backs. Ksbcalo.
Petchsli, West, Bernard, ReisI, Huggins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
DOME Bush Puzzled

Donic Bush, who played a lot
of big league shortstop with the
Tigers and other clubs, said he
wondered why Marty Marion. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Hunters Get Limit
On Very First Day
BY DON GLLIEs

Fluerng flew thick and fast yesterday tens of thou
took advantage of bright day the
pheasant and small game season,
Sunday hunting in the best bird counties in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

School League.
But with three games played
thus far, the Lions have served
notice they have their eyes on
the West Side first division title.
The Lions opened with a 1876
win over ST. Theresa, then wal
loped st. Cecilia, 1870, and at
Southwestern Field yesterday the
Lions trampled st. Gregory, ass.
HIT THEIR STRIDE
After being held to a touch
down in the first period, the Lions
backs had no trouble getting
through the line or running the
ends for substantial gains, scoring
twice in the second and three
times in the third before account.
ing for a lone marker in the
final period.
Joe Lebeuf, Redeefher halfback.
registered three of his teams
seven touchdowns, Ed Fries, Bob
koValcik, Martin Kelly and
Jimmy Murphy getting the others,
Charlie Cacicedo converted four
of the placements.
st. Marys of BEDFORD, defend
ing champion, and De La Sale
continued unbeaten. The former
trounced ST. Cecilia, 1913. De La
Sale conquered st. Ladislaus,
1910.
WIN ON LONG RUN
A fourth quarter run OF 20
yards by Don Miller enabled St.
Mary's to gain its second win.
Leo Fitzpatrick went over from
the 10-yard line after the Pilots
had taken over the ball as Z
result of a tumble. Don Carter
scored the other marker when ne
intercepted a pass and ran SO
yards.
St. Anthony, defending cham
pion on the East Side OF the dlvi-
sion. was just about eliminated
as it lost TO St Catherine, 1910.
1t was ST. Anthony's second
straight defeat. Another first
division game saw ST. Theresa
win its first game, defeating St.
Leo, 1877.
SCORES FOUR TINES
With Joe Dubeau scoring four
times. ST. Paul, co-champion of
the Second Division. whipped St
Martin. 31-0 st. Michaels won
over ST. Mary's of Royal Oak,
1913. ST. Alphonsus ran up the
biggest score of the day as 4
Swamped ST. Frederick. $40. St.
Philip noScd out St. Vincent, 10.
Annunciation edged out ST. Rose.
60. in a night game at Mack
Park.
st. Rita upset ST. James, 60.
Jack Pertler took a pass from
Len Holton and ran II yards to
score in the third quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

Wednesday night of this week
at s o'clock at the Bayview Yacht
Club Tom Petzold is giving out