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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Rdskin toHdndIe
Harris Friday

The important task Of head man
in OSSie (Bulldog) Harris comes
when the Pittsburgh middleweight
collides with Jake LaMotta at
Olympia Friday night has been
assigned to Harry Raskin, veteran
Detroit handler Of fighters.
Raskin will serve in the post
usually handled by Harry Pittler.
Harris manager, who is under
suspension in Michigan as a result
Of his demonstrations in the ring
the night LaMotta was given a
decision over Harris in the first
Olympia meeting between the
fighters.
Pittler, in Detroit, expects 10
see the fight from rlngside
seat. The fiery Pittsburgh man
ager was in the crowd which
watched Harris and LaMotta work
out at the Monroe A. c. gymna-
SUM yesterday.
"Sure protested the de-
cision," Pittler recalled. "but I
believe I received rather harsh
treatment at the hands Of the
Michigan commission. I still
insist Harris beat LaMotta that
night, but that's all over now.
Ossle will beat LaMotta again
Friday night"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Back in Football

University ~ Kentucky re-
suminE football next fall ha~
already booked tentative games
with Alabama. Georgia Tech
and Tennessee o.. Coach Curly
Lambeau of Green Bay will
move that The National Football
League be limited 70 eight clubs
next fan when the governors
meet In Philadelphia April 10
49,. lie says the l2-club expan-
sion plans can wait.
Charles Tuppl former under
study for FRANKIE SinkWlch al
Georgia and now M service re-
Gently revealed that he tried un-
successful 70 enroll a. Fordham
and Penn\State before lHudlgg
= scholarship with the Bulldogs
cd. They thought him TOO small
for football Johnny Nee is
starting his eighteenth season
as scout 'Qv me Yankees
When not fishing or hunting
RIP Sewell. the Pirate blJoper
h7.l finger dabbieS boz fhe
strawberry market a. bis home
IN Plan CRY Fls during no
81 season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
BREVITIES:
Southeastern
Ruled Winner
Over Miller

Because an ineligible player WAS
used, Miller's 1921 victory over
Southeastern High last Friday
night in the Metropolitan League
was nullified and Southeastern de-
clared the winner. league officials
ruled today.
In the last minute OF the con-
test Miller with four players out
on personal fouls. substituted A.
Harvel. who earlier in the night
had participated in the reserve
game.
League rules state that no
player can play in reserve game
and a varsity game within "a
hours.
The forfeiture leaves Southeast
ern with five victories and one
defeat in the southeast section,
and assured the Jungaleers play
off spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

He doesn't say that Horner had
been punched dizzy.
Big Red stepped from the
penalty box when the big fight
started but Eddie Wares of the
Wings was waiting for him!
Don't get in there Red, you'll
get killed" he said, according TO
rinksiderS. while he penned Red
against the boards with his
stick.
Then Orlando came cunning
for Horner. Red raised his
hands, swung left that missed.
Orlando caught him high on the
forehead with a right, then
drove a left that caught Homer
right between the eyes. He
stepped back and Don Crosse
moved up with a left that
smashed Red right on the
mouth. You could feel the thud
on the sidelines. Red leaned
over as though ready TO fall.
But he grabbed his knees and
hung on--just coasted diZzily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
PACKS REAL wALLOP

Bill Born has been one OF the
most dangerous puncherS devel-
oped in the local amateur circles
in many years. He packs a wallop
in both fists.
Another lad from Cincinnati.
Ed kohler, has three knockouts
and two decisions in his last five
bouts. He will oppose a classy
middleweight from Brewster. vii.
lie Jeter.
A lot Of interest is being shown
in the appearance of Abe Lee
from Chicago. Abe is rated the
best Chinese boxer in our land. lie
has excellent speed and is a
wicked puncher. He will have his
hands full however, in Joe And
airy Of Annunciation in what
should be the best lightweight
battle.
There won't be a dull fight on
the card The boys. like the ref
ereeS and every one else connected
with the show are giving their
services. The fighters can have
only one reward, the satisfaction
of winning plus the good feeling
of having helped in an excellent
cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

turn 10 Montreal that the Cana
diens knocked the dsylights out OF
Detroit. although the Red Wings
tried TO terrorize the league lead
ers Champion penalty shot
maker OF the season is Jackie
Hamilton of the Toronto Leafs,
who had 10 score one twice before
IL counted against Boston the
other night 81. Referee Norman
Lamport started him off from
center ice instead Of the Boston
blue line the first time So he
did IT over at Bert Gardiner
expense.
Imagine the chagrin Of such
Toronto hockey characters as
King Clancy and Red Homer
when they hear the public address
system at Maple Leaf Gardens
announce that the prize these
nights for the lucky number pro-
gram is-a pair of hand hem
stitched pillow cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Dutch Clark Headed
For Limited Service

DENVER. Feb. % INS)-EarI
Dutch Clark, former All-Amer.
lean football, player at Colorado
College. was ear marked for
limited service in the u. 5. Army
today at Denver upon completing
his pre-induction physical exam
nation
Clark was passed over for full
service on account of a bad eye
which causes partial blindness
Clark. former coach of Detroit
and Cleveland pro football teams.
is in the insurance business al
Pueblo, Colo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Sports
H0fee Reveal ats
How He Pulls
His Strip Tease
By LEO MACDONELL

Jbehnny Neree, the veteran
Detroit light heavyweight,
caused some annoyance with his
Glowing in the ring in Pitts
burgh recently.
Whats wrong with little
fun" the impish Vorce de-
manded Of the Pittsburgh Off
Gals. II haven't shown half my
stuff here. That little trick
used of wearing my hat into the
ring couldn't hold a candle to
my hest trick.
The night Joe Louis fought
Tony Music in st. Louis !
boxed on the card and came
into the ring with all my clothes
on and my ring trunks under
meath and did a strip tease.
And l knocked the guy I was
fighting out In the second round.
Then / put my clothes on in the
ring and left for the street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Fans Liked II

II have another good one.
When knock a guy down ! get
down on the canvas with him
and take a rest. But, wait
until the referee counts 20 two
30 that when he gets up TO 10
the other fellow is knocked out
and I'm down for nine when the
fight ends.
When l turn my back 10 an
opponent and cover up on the
ropes know what I'm doing
all the time. am not going 10
let anybody hurt me. What's a
little jig-step or two. or
windup on a pitched punch II
IL makes the fans happy, I'll do
II all night"
John Hettche. the chairman
Of the Michigan boxing commits
sion, is As fun-loving as the next
one bat we are afraid that
Norce' s tricks would be Out
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Nv ROB MURPHY
sports Editor

Fob Tales is given over today
20 Lewis II. Walter. oar hockey
expert, so he can Strengthen cut
one and al on the D0nnybrook
between Toronto Maple Leafs
and Detroit Rcd Wings an
Olympia in 1870 Writes Mr..
tI-Was- There Walter;
Dear Bob
This is YOUR hockey writer
Lewis III. Walter, who has Just
yanked his expense account
sheet from his typewriter IN
eagerneSS 10 60 10 bat against
Coulter r. Irwin Of the British
Press.
The other DAY YOU ran Twins
account Of the greatest gang
fight in hockey history, the
punch picnic enjoyed by the
Detroit Red Wings and Toronto
Maple Leafs in the 1910 Stan
lev Cup playoffs
Let's give out with the facts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

Horner with one Of the most
dangerous weapons in the world
"a French heel. Certainly all
men, not just residents of staid,
Stuffy Toronto. resent such de-
plorable conduct on the part OF
The sex we should cherish, re-
we're and protect.
The fight which cost II play
erS fines broke out with 81 sec
Onds 10 go when Sid Abel OF
Detroit started milling with Gus
Marker and Wally Stanowski in
Toronto ice, with play going the
other way. Every player eX-
cepting Dillon. piled over the
boards and started swinging.
And here is one of the belly
laughs of the Irwin version. He
pictures Syl Apps, the Adonis
of the Leafs. madly smuggling
Jimmy Orlando six times in the
face while, with one hand. he
kept Orlando kneeling on tho
ice
Let them say what they will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
By LEO MACDoNELE

Howell King today boosted two
victories in as many starts in the
shows sponsored by the new Mich
igan Sports Enterprises Club at
Arcadia.
Whereas, he stopped Chuck
HirSt for the count the week
previous, King narrowly squeaked
out l0-round decision over
Jimmy Mandell Of Buffalo last
night.
They are middleweights
A crowd Of 1910 customers
paid gross Of 81 $50 to see the
bouts.
Many in the crowd thought
Mandell was the rightful winner
and irate fans stormed around
the ring protesting the decision
by Referee Clarence RoSen Guy
SUPP Mandell's manager who
was in his fighters corner. was
particularly demonstrative. shak-
ing menacing fingers az Chairman
John Hettche Of tho state boxing
commission. who was IN the front
row and at Rosen and others
within sight
Though there were no knock
downs KING and Mandell staged
gruelllng battle with Howell
piling UP points in the early
rounds Mandell came on strong
IN the late heats particularly N
the tenth hut failed 70 pick up
all the slack
There were Eve other bouts,
all OF which ended in kayos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

Bob Because there were a few
DCuoltCrS who weren't m that
pop-eyed crowd OF l2A77 at
Olympia that night. Let's not
have them mlSled.
RECALLS LARDNER CRACK
Twins account is 80 fun Of
errors ard so tnsed with a
viewpoint apparently gained IN
the vicinity OF Maple Leaf gar
denS that IL is like the World
Series game Ring Lardner
watched while ne was listening
10 Ted HuSing broadcast. You
remembcr-"It was like a dou-
bleheader-the game you were
watching and the one 10 which
YOU were listening
7 can tell you about that
fight. Bob Because as Quentin
Reynolds lQuent and j. would
say, II was there
Irwin SAYS he could sense
fight brewing because the Red
Wings were not known as good
losers" We should pass that,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

around. He was through--tha
Wings Skated away.
GoALIEs JOIN MELEE
There were thousand and
one battles in the 10 minutes
that drove the fans popeyed.
Goalies Turk Brods and Tiny
Thompson came out of their
nets swinging. Sticks and gloves
Uttered the ice.
But all was not bitterness
and hate,
over at the side Of the melee,
with arms around each other in
a wrestling pose lay Connie
Brown of the Wings and a re-
Taxed Maple Leaf, we believe
il was Pep Kelly, eagerly watch
ing their teammates punch each
other dizzy.
II can't see much from here,
Connie" said Pep. lets get up
and fall over there little
closer, shall we?"
"Okay. Pep" said Connie.
"But let's fall easy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Klein Stakes Titles
Against Rough Foe

Louis Klein viii have IN don
his roughing clothes tonight at
FaIrview Gardens if he retal1M
his junior heavyweight belt owl
the challenge of tho aggressive
and rough Paul Bozzell. Texas
cowboy The bout has one-hour
time limit.
Sir DIZZY Davis An English
man. returns here to meet Angelo
Martinelli Bert Ruby VS Bob
Castle and Whitley Wahlberg We.
Walter Roxy are the other bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Enter Pro Meet

Cincy Sachs. coach Of Harry
Suffrin basketball team in the De,
troit Basketball Association. an
nounced today he would enter the
national profession championships
at Chicago, March 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Rookie Released
BY Judge Lands

CHICAGO. Feb % GNSl-
Mike Schemer rookie first base.
man purchased from Jacksonville
Fla, by the New York Giants
was A free agent today under a
ruling by Commissioner Kenesaw
M. Lands. The commissioner
ruled that the Giants failed Il
offer Schemer a contract in time
Schemer recently was discharged
from the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
RABAUTs IN ARMS

There is an interesting feature
in the individual average that has
the House Of Rabaut' in arms.
Paul substituted for brother Char
ley last week and merely shot into
the lead with a 624 for 2OS AS he
gaZes down the list and discovers
Charley in Saith place, next TO last,
with 1871, Paul signs It's so
bad, It's said. the brothers are not
on speaking terms.
OF course, Johnny Crimmins is
the regular leader on 20ll3, fol-
lowed closely by Fred Wolf. 1873 6S,
and Therman Gibson, 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Big Ten Scoring Honors:

Will be divided between two
Iowa freshmen, Dick Ives and
Dave Danner. Ives leads the
Western Conference with 17S
points, while Danner is fourth.
Each has two more games, how
ever. while the No 2 and 3 men
have completed their schedules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
DePouPs Cage Team:

Suffered a crushing blow when
its star center George Mfkan, in
ured his ankle. The s foot 3 inch
giant will be unable 10 play
against Ohio State Friday in the
Chicago Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Another Chicago Cub:

Catcher has gone 10 war.
Thompson OrWlle Livingston was
lnducted into the army at Fort
Jackson, s. G. lie came 10 the
Cubs from the Phillies last sum-
mpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
ST. Mays Defeated

Naval Procurement Basketball
team defeated ST Mary.S Of
Orchard Lake last night az Edison
gym 54-2S Grabb of the winners
led with II points. Meyers, a
teammate had II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
AISab VIII Run:

In the George Washington
Handicap at Hialeah today. The
5-year-old star is 10 face four
others in the $1,000 run, tryout
for the Widener Handicap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
II Old Stuff:
Some Protest
As King Wins
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS

Howell King uBSl. Detroit. deeisioaed
Jimmy AandeiI u5D, Buffalo, In 10
rounds.
Emmett Grier $50. Detroit, knocked
out Jimmy White uSS. Cleveland, In
fourth round.
out Rudy Zorieh u71, Buffalo, In
fourth round
Willie Anderson 1ftIzl. Detroit.
knocked out Eddie scott 1880, Ann
hrbor, In third round.
Johnny Jones t6bl, Detroit. knocked
out Tom Jordan asa, Detr0ttS In
third round
Willie Bell a2TIgl. Detroit. knocked
cot Cecil Jones u21, Detroit, third
round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Pittsburgh InfeIder:

Al Rubehng. purchased from
Toronto. signs Pirate contract,
Boston Bruins sold wingman
a Palazzari to y. Y Rangers for
$1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Parish QuinlelS
I'm PIayOff Tilt
BY JAKE BERsON

Further unianglinC Of the com
p.iCated playofi situation IN the
huge Catholic Prep Basketball
League is due tonight as parish
cagerS near the close Of the regu-
lar season
in the first division Catholic
Central and 81. Benedict now
tied for first meet tor the north
side title AZ Hackett Field House.
Highland Park.
The winner will play ST.
Theresa. west side champion. Fri
day a. Redeemer gym. and the
survivor of the latter game meets
ST StsnisiauS, east side champion,
IN the first division final Sunday
mCNt AZ RpdeemCr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

W G Bramham disapprOves
Interstate League action which
granted franchises 10 Com .
Mack az Reading. Pa and Billy
urges on Long Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Return of Center jump:

In basketball backed by Lou
Boudreau. Cleveland Indian man
ager and former basketball star
al Illinois L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
NESE FIGHTER. ON POLIO FUND CARD
Ba+tIers Arrivinq
for Tomorrow
Fight Show
BY EDGAR HAYES

The best amateur boxing card
offered in Detroit in many years
will be presented for the Infantile
Paralysis Fund tomorrow night
at Olympia. Sixteen bouts will
bring together the finest amateur
boxers from half a dozen cities.
The show is sponsored jointly
by The Detroit Times, Wayne
County Go and the Radio Sta
ton WXYZ. The entire proceeds
60 TO the Wayne County Intantile
Paralysis Fund. Tickets are on
sale at Olympia and the fund
headquarters, Oath floor, National
Bank Bldg. All seats are reserved
and priced from 1920 at ringside
TO 55 cents in the balcony.
Boxers from Cincinnati. Phila-
delphia, Chicago. Pittsburgh and
Indianapolis are arriving today TO
take part in the show. Nearly
every one of the visitors is a
champion either of his city or
state. Most Of them have compiled
an impressive list of knockouts.
DETROIT TEAM STRONG
Against them Detroit has as
sembled strong team, as strong
as any that ever won the National
A. A. u. or the National Diamond
Belt crowns for this city. The De-
troit boys have been campaigning
around the Middle West during
the winter and have won more
than their share Of bouts.
Many Of the boys on both teams
are members of the armed forces
who have received permission to
fight in this show to aid so worthy
a cause as the Infantile Paralysis
Fund.
One Of the standout battles will
bring Dewey Mullins of Cincin-
natl into the ring against Bill
Borne of the Gene Tunney Boys
Club. In his last six bouts Mullins
has two knockouts and four easy
decisions. He is married. has two
youngsters and will be in the
army air corps in another month.
In his spare time he coaches has
ketball and Softball teams at the
plant where he works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

Joe CMuggsy) Skladany passed
his physical and faces induction
into the navy within three weeks.
His predecessor, Or. Eddie Baker,
entered avy year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Berger
To Test
Cherne
STANDINGS
ToHI6HT's MATCHES

Minerantes 't2-b ". KRAKOW. alisyi
Ia; Z p '(2.D W. Cooa-Cola. 80
Murdoch '0-0) vs.. Parisclean, SIS
Chene -Trombly go VS. J T. Berger
rs; stroh 900 vs. Pepsi-Cola. $40
ssekmsn's t2.b ~ Detroit 0ssket II
IL. Palm Beach 'f2ri) W. Twentieth Cen
fury, 1914: Fife "t211 W De Luxe "
1915 Matches Al State FAIR Recreation
$4,000 Wood ward 2. m
denotes winner IN fret round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Night Edition only the name OF horse
which race experts feel IL among the out
standing bets OF the day
The code key appears each night IN the
Eight star and Red Line Editions, a num-
Der corresponding 10 each letter OF the
alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND ,Is PRINTED
IN CODE. Tomorrow's code follows;
AL Ria Gro Dos E-se F-l G-t3
HIS 1893 las KISS ILL MAJ Ma
O-si PTS o-B RIA Sis T-S2 Geo
Wis N-1 Us Els.
Clip this code KEY " viii enable you
20 femsnbsr ne name Of tomorrow code
horsa Appearing ONLY IN The NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
NAVE rERFECT MARKS

Each unheatcn 100 "a starts. ST.
Charles and 81 Ambrose are
favored 20 remain tied for the top
in the second division east side
after tonight contests ST
Cherries is ~ ST Philip. while ST
Vincent is AZ 81 Ambrose. Should
St Charles and S. Ambrose win.
ihot viii play od for the sec
Noral crown Friday 1.gNf Al CYO
Center. Mack and Maxwell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
Scratches
BY United Press
At HIALEAH PARK

by United Press
At HIALEAH PARK
Weathef clear: track fast
Fist Race over the Dam. Rose Can
yon. Navy Bomber. ErAIel
Second Race-Lady Hairan. PiSfs 8
Echo stars st Night
THIRD Race -Hiilyer Court. Golden
Count Century. \RinEaiong
Firm Rave Compatriot Bud GREY.
Surrogate. Albuldo, Prssy Miss. Chance
Mate
seventh Race -Jus,iuian n out Front.
Rose Red. Gallant PLAY
Eighth Rsce-Red Rosetts ssKonian.
Queen Echo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
CarVefh Vaults to 3d
Inn Leagues Scoring
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Joe Carveth. Detroit Red Wing
forward has Jumped three notcheS
in the National Hockey League
scoring race within a week and
now is In third place with a
chance to catch the leaders.
Carveth has scored p goals and
80 assists for "a points as against
Sc for Herb Cam Of Boston and
81 for Lorne Carr of Toronto. But
Papa Joe could pick up lot of
ground on his rivals Thursday
night when the Red Wings take
their picks on the Rangers in
New York.
LISCOMBE ALSO CLIMBS
Coming along with Carveth is
his teammate Carl LlSCombe, the
left wing from Gait. who IS now
in a tie for fourth place at So
points with Doug Bentley and Bill
MoSienko of Chichago and Elmer
Lach Of Montreal. LiScombe has
Il goals, more thany any of the
leagues top 10 scorers excepting
Carr who has %
ICE CUBES: Despite their re-
cent misfortunes. the BoSt o n
Bruins figure they can stay IN the
fight for playoff positions If Bill
Cowley. their great playmaker,
can stay in action The Bruins
are practicing here and Cowley is
10 JOIN them in Ottawa tomorrow,
where they play an RCAF team
They'll need him plenty
against CanadienS in Montreal
Saturday.
Flash Hollett's fight with Busher
Jackson of the Bruins here Sun
day night surprised Detroit news
papernen. whom he recently told:
There's not a finer fellow than
the Busher on the Boston club
Now they don't know what he
thinks Of the rest OF the Bruins.
Dick Irwin reported on his re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

about Orlando, Bob, hut not
that he ever lost a fist fight
in hockey. Apps may have
slugged jimmy while the Detroit
defenseman was working on
some other Leaf but Apps didn't
whip Orlando. III give odds
that today Apps will admit he
took a whipping.
JUST ASK APPS
Ask any one who was in the
press box because Orlando and
Apps squared off right in front
of us and slugged it out toe TO
toe. 1t ended when Apps flopped
TO the ice, his nose streaming
blood from a solid smash Apps
waved Jimmy away and Or
lando went after more big game
Red Horner.
Twins description of Horner
standing aside heaving from the
eXertiop of half a dozen battles
moves me to delirious laughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

On the second division west side.
ST Mary'S OF Orchard Lake win
ner Of IL in a row. can win in
that sector by beating ST. Fred
erick at Pontiac High gym. a
81. Frederick victory will create a
tie for first place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22
TRIPLE TIE LOOMS

A triple deadlock looms on the
third division. east side. St
JoSephat. having completed It's
schedule. is assured of at least a
tie. The other contenderS, ST
Florian and Rosary, have two
games TO play. Tonight ST
Elorian is az St Thomas. while
Rosary is al Sweetest Heart
Nj Carmel won the third divi-
sion west side title by winning all
l. games
TonightS schedule
81 Ladisials a. VISITATION 'Lourdss 81
81 Sianislaus 'For6son al Ds La SALE
Annunciation a. 81 Rose, s.. Vincent ai
81 Ambrose 81. Charles a. ST. Philip
81 Bernard a. 81 Paul 81 Mary 81
Orchard Lake 81 st. Frederick De sale,
az 81 Alphonsus 81 FlOrian At 81
Thomas. Rosary a. Sweetest Heart. ~
CasimfT az 81 Andrea. 81 Patrick 81
savisr 81 HsdVig a. Sacred Heaff can
o.-r Central W 81 Benedict Hacssf' Al
FaUrs o.
'Eon.isagus game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-22

perhaps because I don't know
A team Of good losers in The Ma
tonal Hockey League. For IN
stance, Dick Irwin. who was
coaching Toronto al that time.
even refused 60 60 through the
formality of congratglating the
Wings after they eliminated ms
Montreal club from the play
offs two years ago.