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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10

during home room period. Repre-
sentatives from the many clubs at
the high school will make brief
statements regarding their occur
ricular organizations.
At 11:D am. following the fourth
period classes, refreshments will
be served in the cafeteria. The
freshmen will then attend their
sixth and seventh period classes
and will be dismissed at 12:45 o.
clock.
For out-of-town students, the
school buses will run their regular
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10
SHEPHERD REvIEVs
EMPLOYER RIGHTS HTS

Manpower commission dirso War
pointed tlt yesterday thu tecSor,
employers who have obtaia only
Dor ceilings and priorities ea "a
the Sterilization program ~. anoe'
gally entitled to obtain n ore L.
through the U. S. lnuIkefi
service office. '0Shent
MISUNDERSTANDING bs
has arisen over this technicssdnlsal'
when some employers have 's ~.
orders for employees to the 1, sent
and learned they were unab TsLS
receive workers. The reason %
simply that they did not hava way
ings and priorities and conseor velS'
~ were not entitled to obtain o' "
bor." 'o'A d
Failure to obtain labor cei,i,..
and priorities, he pointed ont .ss
stituted noncompliance with ". 'ua'
Sterilization program. as wsn lle
preventing employers from ob+.; ~
ing their employees througb 'a n
USES. @a
Under the Sterilization propr,,.
all men and Immigrant wome S's .a
be hired by local employers or Wy
through referral from the u !
Employment office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10

routes in time to get them to school
by 8:45 O. clock.
The program for the day will be
as follows: 9:30-Pep rally; 9:45-
Homeroom; 1O-Program in audi
torium; 11:10-2nd period classes;
11:25-3rd period classes; 11:4o-
4th period classes; 11:50-5th per
iod refreshments; 12:20-6th period
classes: 12:35-7th period classes;
12:45lSchool dismissed.
DIV uAp RONnS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10
HIGH FRESHMAN
DAY SCHEDULED

Freshman Day at New Hanover
high school will be held Friday,
September Is, according to an an
nouncement made yesterday by
Principal T. T. Hamilton.
Beginning at $50 am. with a
pep rally at the front entrance to
the building, the new students will
then attend all classes before be-
ing dismissed at 12:45 o'clock. On
ly freshmen will attend school on
Friday, and at that time they will
have an opportunity to become
better acquainted with their new
school.
Max Goodwin is chairman of the
Freshman Day committee which
also includes Calvin Billiard, Edna
Matthes and Margaret Parks. Ar
rangements for the day have been
made carefully with view to-
ward doing as much as possible to
help the freshmen make their tran
sition to the high school. Guides
will be on hand to direct the stu.
dents and provide general infor.
nation.
Following the pep rally, the
freshmen will move into the build.
ing and report to their respective
home rooms. At 10 o'clock special
program will be held in the audi
torium at which time the new stud.
ents will be welcomed by Principal
Hamilton. Jimmie Burns, student
body president, will explain the
functions OF student government
and Eloise jacob, chairman of the
handbook committee, will speak or
the uses of tie 1915 handbook that
will be presented to the students
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10

ident Roosevelt and Governor
Dewey might well discuss.
Copyright, 1914, for the Starr
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10

There are about $4,000 ditters,.
surnames in England.
Bradley beam., 1944-01-01

Before great stacks of creamy mashed potatoes buteed cranberry hot rolls olives celery hot pie apples grapes everything make mouth Some of the fellows back for seconds thing Dyou know Nom, you do that in the Army and of us take advantage of time another
 The WACs had the standard chow all the other squadrons the Base of the gals much Even they had finished and should have known enough stop the girls followed the suit of their hardier brothers the Base and tried back for seconds We'll two o the
 fellows who thought that oneWAC had had enough tried stop from going back and The boys stopped her time From last reports she didn't have go the hospital
Bradley beam., 1944-01-01
Dear Nom and Dad:

Thought you might like know how Jared the Xmas hol days Since this the first Xmas that haven been with all of you going down of the smaller things that Uncle did for As will from letter he didn't spare anything for his boys and girls.
 Festivities began Wednesday night with swell party the gymnasium. Broadway show highghted the evening and for dancing ably taken of by began
Bradley beam., 1944-01-01

Colonel Hubert E. Johnson, Commanding Officer had declared holiday for orta settle the big dinner that we kinda thought going get So along about
 filed the hall find the and their help CTS standing by awaiting the signal to dish out the heaps of choice and dark turkey plus all the trimmings Boy. sight, You should have of the guys mouths open and their eyes pop.
Bradley beam., 1944-01-01

Those of who able after the big feast help ed the Recreation Hall where played pool and all of Some of the fortunate guys had brought their and girl friends but for those that didn't there were plenty pretty USO hostesses hand The Band provided the dance music and really had swell time think you'll with when say, Uncle Sam didn't forget any of stationed the Bradley Field Air Base
 Lots of Love,
 Your loving
Bradley beam., 1944-01-01
Xmas Activities at Bradley Field

On Christmas Day. Chaplain F. E. Naples Base Chaplain gave thanking the Lord for the bountu tables ot food and hope for a speedy victory
Bradley beam., 1944-01-01

On Thursday watched the 'Quiz of Two Cities being broadcast the Base Hospital After his listened the Major Bowes Amateur Hour which featured of best talent gang walked off from these programs with big share of cash prizes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

20 at Ann Arbor at the same
Ime and was clicked in Poll for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

record, looks like Louie Lemak
who used to win in the breast
stroke for Highland Park back in
1881 Same curly hair, same
square frame.
But Louie swan his breast
stroke mostly under water, the
fashion in those days his prep
100 was about LOG Che was Los
later at u. Nj whereas Tony
butterflies on top of the waves.
Jimmy JAMS of Central and Karl
Akeroos of Cooley seem to have
what il takes to be great swim
mers a love of competition
that makes a race a frolic and
worlds of natural coordination
and power JAMS won the 100
yard backstroke and then met up
with Akeroos in the 150-yard in
dividual medley The blond
Cooley lad took it in 1:45.S by a
touch over JAMS o.. Put them to-
gether a couple of more times and
the prep record of "A for the 80
would be splashed right out of the
pool
Harry Beeson of Cooley and Ed
Balch Of Southwestern scored up
sets in the so and 100-yard sprints,
the former winning the so in :25 2
while the latter took the 100
in .O6. Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Cuff Shows EN-

With a total of SIS yards in u
plays, Ward Cuff, also 81. gained
the most yards running for the
Giants. while the bsldish 34-year.
old Arnie Herber, also of the New
York team, was the most produc-
tive passer of the afternoon. Pro
grid fans will remember that Her
her for many seasons played with
the Packers. He retired and then
was coaxed back into the sport
by Coach Steve Owen of the
Giants.
Mel Helm. 35 and Ia years a
Giant. also played his usual steady
game at center. Helm is thinking
OF calling II quits. He has had
- years Of football, eight in high
school and at Washington State
before becoming a professional.
Other veterans who admit be-
ing over 80. who contributed TO
the championship games frills,
included 3S-year=old Ken Strong,
who kicked the Giants only extra
point; Don Hutson. the pass
snatcher who changed his role
10 that OF a decoy yesterday. who
kicked two conversion points for
the champions: the s feet z inch
250-pound Buford Ray and Char
ley Goldenherg. well known for
their long and brilliant services.
In the Green BaV front lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Eddie Shore
Fine

BUFFALO, Dec. 1S (UP)-
Eddie Shore, general manager OF
the Buffalo hockey Bisons, was
fined 500 today for using Ian
guage "unbecoming a gentleman
during last nights game with the
Hershey Bears.
Shore oested penalty
handed Bison George Bothman for
charging Hal Cooper of the Bears,
After several minutes of dispute
between Shore and Referee Rab-
bit McVeigh. Maurice Podloff
president of the American Hockey
League, ordered that the game
continue.
Shore ordered his players to re-
main off the ice. Podloff warned
that for every two minutes of play
lost. a Bison would go into the
penalty box.
The Bison manager held his
ground. Podloff called for a police.
man, whereupon Shore leaned
over and whispered something II
his ear.
"That'lI cost you $780," Pod
loft declared, and he formally
levied the fine today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Hagg WEEDS
I'm April

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Is
CUPD-Dorothy Nortier. 20, said
today she hopes TO marry Gundar
Hagg, Sweden's champion dis
tance runner. "some time in April
in San Francisco" presumably at
the conclusion of the speedy fire.
mans forthcoming American tour
"Well probably live In
Sweden-Malmo-and raise lots
of children" she said
Miss Nortier is the pretty
daughter of Mike Nortierr res
tauranteur. She works for her
him as a waitress.
Hagg always is sending her
little presents and writes ardent
letters in Swedish" she said. Her
mother, native of Sweden,
taught her TO read and write
Swedish.
The wedding, she added. is
going TO be very 'fussy, with
bridesmaids and all"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
7o4, 900 Saw Sonic

Sonia Henie has come and gone.
Nine of her II performances here
were complete sellouts. Last year
she drew BOT $40 people for a
gross take of S376.620.
This year Senta=drew=S7 600 less
people but 1897 .945 gross.
No benefits will have 10 be held
for the dainty miss.
Fullback Jack Breslin and end
Frank Brogger. Michigan States
members Of the all-EaSt squad.
left East Lansing Saturday en-
route TO San Francisco for the
New Years Day Shrine game.
Russ Gilpin, who played guard
in 1912 for MISC. has been named
on one of the Rocky Mountain
service all-star teams. Gilpin. who
prepped al Detroit Cooley. Is
corporal in the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

vaudeville ranks. the league put
On quite a show between the
halves. With the use of three
platforms the exhibition had the
sarmarks of a three-ring circus.
The interest and great crowd
Tor the pro game yesterday, in
striking contrast 10 the pitifully
mall turnout 5000 fans) for
Saturdays bond sale contest be-
tween Randolph Field and the
Second Air Force teams on the
same gridiron battles the football
,olks hereabouts. No one seems
able to supply the answer.
One thing appears apparent
The game was staged in the wrong
:ity. 1t would have been better
20 have played il in Texas, say,
and the subscribed sale Of bonds
would have been just as easy as
here, perhaps.
AS a matter of fact. Randolph
Field drew 5000 spectators in a
game in Odessa, Tex, city Of
40 more than 5000 inhabitants.
In Elmer (Tippy) Madarik and
Bob Offers, who plade in the
service game Saturday, the De-
troit Lions have signed two out
standing players. Madarik, a De-
troiter who starred for Gus Do
rails al University Of Detroit, is
IF course, well known TO grid
IRON followers around the Motor
City. Tippy was one Of the stars
p Tor the victorious Randolph Field
Gamblers here as well as during
ais teams regular season. A half
back with the Titans, Madarik
now plays full. He lead Randolph
Field in scoring for the team Is
sweep Of IL wins in as many
starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Hold Your Nose!

In the wake Of the past seasons
play in the pro league there are
two items that still have people
talking. That last game In WASH
ington between the Redskins and
Giants and the manner In which
Johnny 6rigasE ufths Card-Pitts
ran out on his team few hours
before they met the Bears.
Those who should know say
Washington bookmakers stopped
taking bets on the Giant-Redskin
game the day before the contest.
II Is hard 10 see how the league
can ignore such rumors.
Did you notice the tremendous
handle In California Saturday at
Hollywood ParkY Don't be sur
prised to see the Sunshine State
pop out with a $4,000, 700 race
betting day. Which will be
history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

RICHMOND. Cal. Dec. Is
(INS)-Slammin' Sammy Snead,
Hot Springs. Va, professional. yes
terday added the Richmond Open,
together with some S1,600 in war
bonds. to his record as he won
the 72-hole event by one stroke.
The Slammin' one, who finally
hit his game. turned in four con-
secutive sub-par rounds of 70-bS-
.69-70 on the par II layout for IA
72-hole total of 27S.
One stroke behind him was
Charles Congdon, Tacoma (Wash)
pro, who put together rounds OF
12-70-67-70 for a total OF 219.
Congdon was a semifinalist in last
summers national PEA.
This was the second victory on
the current tour for Snead, who
recently was honorably discharged
by the navy.
JUG. BYRON NEXT
Tied for third place honor;
were the perennial Gold Dust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Lindsay Hurt,
Home for X-Rdy

Ted Lindsay Red Wings for
ward, is returning to Detroit to-
day for X-ray examination and
possible disqualification following
his injury in the hockey game
with the Chicago Hawks last
night.
Lindsay, who plays on Detroit's
No. l forward line with sgd
Howe and Mud Bruneteau, re-
ceived a back injury in the first
few minutes of play, according TO
Fred A. Huber, Olympia publicity
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
War Bond Game Sale
Totals S79,75O,0O0

NEW YORK. Dec. IS ms
The l.. s. government was richer
by SO 80 900 in war bonds 90
day and Randolph Field grid
team. hailed a. ne equal Of
arny's fabulous squad has 4 1874
record Of II straight winSNHlter
toppling the Second AT Pore
Superbombers last SATURDAY a.
the Polo Grounds. - 10 s
The war bond quota mad been
underwritien long before game
time but tho cash proceeds
headed for army Rlef were dis
appointingly small The 1856 who
attended saw brUising. gruclIng
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Total Reaches 81

Illusions two points yesterday
boosted to 81 the total points
scored by the western end this
season. For the total, Don COM
bined nine touchdowns and 80
conversions.
With more than $4,000 specta-
tors jammed into the National
Leagues baseball park and a
gate that crossed S146,000, new
records were set. The two teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

with 283s. The army sergeant
turned in yesterdays best round,
sizzling 81.
Second place winner received
$1,000 in war bonds. while Nc
Spaden and Nelson each got $3.50
and Terrier and Laffoon S433
apiece.
Leonard OFT, Denver. carded a
2s4, followed by Jim Walkup. I'm.
employed pro from San Antonio:
Mark Fry, Oakland, Cal; Art
Bell, San Francisco, and Bruce
Coltart, Absecon. N. j.. who had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19


308l, leaving Linsz so ahead. Stroh
went into the lead by 104 in the
seventh. 1899 TO 1885, and put a
feather on the finish by BOSS 10
1881.
Scoring star was Eddie Koepp
51-year-old Clevelander. who av-
eraged 2l1.4 for "a games to 210.s
for Norris.
Other Stroh match averages
were. Howard Curtin. 1885 for
II: Walter Reppenhagen, POP 10;
John Petro, 1908; CaSs Grygier,
1897; Bill Kenet, 1877 for II.
On the Cleveland side. Marty
Mullen, 1876; Dawes CominS,
1871; Joe Kissoff, 1854, trailed
Koepp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Joe viii Have Say .

Mike Jacobs now says he wants
to pit Sgt. Joe Louis against a
foreign challenger in Paris after
the war
Joe says he thinks Bill Conn
should have the first chance at
his title. Chances are Joe's say
on this will win.
Bert Connors. one Of the better
known fight characters around
Detroit, watched two men 20
after each other very daintily in
a recent fight and then turned 10
his friend and cracked: The boys
are in a romantic mood tonight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Lucky Lot+ie' Talk

Where will Larry McPhail land
In baseball after the war? This
is still one of the big guesses.
There is rumor McPhail and
Dan Topping missed buying the
Yankees by one day.
Add guesses: Who will end up
with the Chicago Black Hawks In
hockey following the death OF
Mai. Frederic Mclaughlin
The past weeks most discussed
person in sports hereabouts was
Lucky Lottie" Wolf whose horses
are running wild at Gulfstream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Ghecas at Fort Devens

FORT DEVENS, Mass, Dec. Is
tUPJ-Lt. Lou Ghecas, former
backfield star for the Philadelphia
Eagles following his graduation
from Georgetown, has been as
signed here as an assistant post
athletic officer, it was announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
BEATS OUT FURGoL

Ralph Hall OF Berkeley. CAL,
topped the amateurs with 2S7 for
a one-stroke lead over Ed Furgol
Of Detroit Each made the final
circuit in 70.
A 20 gave Chick Rutan OF
Detroit $50. as Claude Harmon.
another Detroiter, firing a SO, cut
his total to 292 and Jimmy John
son, with a final 7s, took 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

Don's friends say II Is the real
thing this time. He's been in the
league 10 years while hanging up
20 records.
But who will ever match the
physical record OF Mel Helm who
has had time out called for him
only twice in % years Of football
-four in high school. four In
college and ID for good old Tim
Mara Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Happy Issue Moves
To Santa Anita

LOS ANGELES, Dec. IS GNS)
The big parade began today
from Hollywood Park in lngle-
wood across town TO Santa Anita
in Arcadia where preparations are
underway for the opening of a So
day racing meet Dec. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
La Belle Takes Hart
Place on Mat Card

Rene LaBelle. Professionalism
of rough mat manners. has re-
placed frankie Hart as the OPP
ponent for Red Dawson in the
wrestling double header at Fair
view Gardens tomorrow n | G h (,
Hart being unab c 10 keep his
date here. Berry Ruby and Louis
Klein clash for the junior heavy
title In the other feature bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Tainted Goal.
Downs Wings

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S-Pretty sore
about the slightly tainted Black
hawk goal that cost them a tie
before 15,021 fans here last night,
the Detroit Red Wings move east
today-and their general mood
BODIED no good for the Bruins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
PIayoff Figures

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S-Attend-
ance and financial figures on yes
tcrday's Green Bay-New York pro
football playoff;
SCf.ltp men b.
Cross receints-t146 POSTS.
Net rrceints-S1 ~ .To7 a.
PAN rcntal-S1s lass 40
PAYERS pool Including fi203l 81 radio
and picture rFhts'-Ssi 466 NJ
Green Ray players shHrc-&4l Ho6 -
Now York players share-S2T a3s 81
Srcond-placc pool tspit between Philadel-
rhis and Chicago Bean and Detroit Who
ued Tor second-piace western Division -
.sii s37ss.
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JUG. BYRON NEXT

Tied for third place honor'
we're the perennial Gold Dust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

(Spike) Briggs
is being trans
ferred r o m
Wright Field TO
Washington.
tt s official
now. I mean
the 1874 Ma
tional Pro foot
ball Sc as o n.
Don HUI I S o n,
gre at Packer
end. again has
announced his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
He'll Is Next
For StrOhs

One more river 10 cross for
Strohs today as they retain the
national match game bowling
championship. They stifled LinSz
Recresuons Of Cleveland last
night in the final block of the "a
game series and won out by 27S.
SToh and He'll Products of Mil
wsukee meet in March. the dates
10 be announced later.
II Stroh gets over Heils their
next opponent is + & B. state
champion. either in April or early
May. The difficult Heils are the
chief Stroh concern and until this
match is held the + & B project
goes on the table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

split the big
gest melon in
the history of
profe S sion a ]
football history.
And, with the
C Vi to m a r y
b n d S a u G.
m ented b y
acrob a is, In
d "a n clu b
chuckers and a
roller skating
act drawn from
cIrcu 5 a n q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
FOR Tuesday

Apprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed sccofding ~ post position
Weather Clear. tfsrk. fstt
Post. ! 80 ?. M. Detroit time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

c ! e We a n d,
Linsz had the
n o q [ h e-r e,
1926 to 11,750,
Back on oil d
$40 at Palace,
Stroh scratched
gravel, as they
say in Wiscon.
sin.
j oe Norris
associates took
the fifth, 294e
to 2939 and re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Rate Powell
Over Gomez
TONIGHT'S CARD

sampson II,
Cuba. 10 rounds, middleweiGhtS.
Leon Spencer. Detroit. vs. Able Kaufman,
Brooklyn, rounds. lightweights.
Doyle Martin, Detroit, vs.. Mike ARROYO,
Detroit rounds.
Tom GlAspy. Detroit. vs. George sApolieh,
Johnstown, Pa, rounds.
Bob Rswls, Flint. vs.. Weldon wyatt. Wich-
Joe Andsry. Detroit, vs.. solly Sanchez.
Detriot, rounds.
Sampson Powell'S clouting rep
utation~ makes him a favorite over
Indian Gomez in the 1a-rouHd fed
ture bout of Arcadia's boxing
show tonight.
Leon Spencer, a stablemate of
Powell's. takes on Able Kaufman
of Brooklyn in the eight-round
semifinal. Four four-round pre-
liminaries fill out the card.
Ringsiders give the edge Ia
Powell over Gomez on the strength
of his three victories here. Powell
raised the eyebrows of critics D!'
knocking out Ossie (Bulldog)
Harris some time ago. Later he
flattened Sam Hughes and won a
decision over Buster Peaks.
Gomez will be making his first
appearance in local ring. Re
Gently discharged from the navy,
Gomez returned to the ring and
gained a draw with Jerry Fiorello
in the East recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

~ Y 4 > " ~, WIN
last week won
the S14, 500 San
Francisco Open.
closed with So.
JimAF errier.
Camp Roberts,
&C al.Vkoldier,
winner OF the
recent Oakland
o pen. W as
b ra C keted IN
the next spot
with Ky Laf-
foop of Chioaoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

in the National
League 5 foot
ball champion
ship game here
vest erd y in
" hich { h e
Green B a y
= ckerS trl.
umphed over
the New York
Giants 10 bag
their third title
since the East
and West Divi-
$40 nal playof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

BRUNSWICK, Me, Dec. 1s
(UP) Adam Walsh. head football
coach at Bowdoin College since
1885, indicated today that he may
become a permanent member of
the athletic staff al Notre Dame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
PhiIs Sell CiesIdk
To Atlanta Club
pNu -AnEI- pHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Is
CUP) Herb Pennock. general
manager Of the Philadelphia
Phillies, today announced the sale
OF third baSeman Ted Cieslak To
the Atlanta club Of the Southern
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

NtiOhH AilNS NIT
in Boston Tues
day night
After [ h a I
one. the Wings
are back home
T h u r s d a y
a & a in st the
n e W Y or k
Rangers a n d
out of those
tw o, perhaps,
they can do
something they
failed TO do last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

the ZUU on tne
w a His
furlong timing
w a s 2 l sc.
Marie VS.. Co
gan Wouldha
been a tuSSle.
T ony Ban
d Y k, another
16 = year = old
Colt, who won
the 100 breast
in 1918, a half
second off Ray
Mondro'S prep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

system was inaugurated a dozen
years ago.
The days top ground gamer
was 31-year-old Joe Laws OF the
new champions, who in - at
tempts carried the ball for a
total Of "a yards. Laws also in
tercepted three passes for 19
wards.