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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
HONER WARREN a 40
$500 TO HANDLE

Modern home prewar construction includ-
ing electric refrigerator, gas stove balance
~ payments Ike rent Phone DE 1855.
COLORED Van coutr. s3ie Brick mod
Thes, oak hoors. rooms ? bedrooms.
garages s. 200 down
eEL-sEA EEALrY 8 INVESTMENT co
coLORFD Vacant. 1889 i2,h street
family frame. ana g. extra larse
rooms hard wood foors hot air. Fun
basement 81 900, 5000 down. TO. 1885,.
" u Morrison.
Col.ORED West side Hartford Ave. :
rooms. hot air neat, 81 500 81 coo
down, Northeast section 3 rooms So 500
81 600 down Tyler 5-ssse. Poole
COLORED- scovel .Roosevelt-VACANT,
sroom brick, h. a heat natural fireplace
ONLY S6e5o terms. Call
SLoBIN - TR. l-o3s6, TY lib
CoLoRED-vnewood Buchanan. rooms
bedrooms; 2car gar. hot air neat :
81 500 down. 43i0 w Vernon LA $751;
CoLORED-GREFLEY Davison-s rooms.
furnace heat. ony 81 500. terms
p HAMLAR STA r. Kirby TR 2-s54s
COLORED-c CAMERON owens rooms.
fun hase' hot air HI. ONLY $500 dn.
sLoRlN 800 TR. 1886, TY, 7-7il5
COLoRED-Il42 Lyman 8 rms fulI
basement, furnace 81, 500, $500 down
@ CHERRY 1851 Gratiot Fl COOS
CoLoRED. VACANT. CoNANT GARDENs
rooms 2 lots 2-car garage h. a. neat
Jesse PARKER, 2i2 T. Warren. TW 2-24i5.
COLoREp-cHEAP, rooms. north Of
boulevard. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION (!
JOHNSON. Trinity 2-97s7
COLORED-Fenkeu sec mod rooms
ST. 200 dn. Mcqueen. TO. 6-35il
COLoRED-s rooms Cameron mr.. Lynn
50 5000 $500 dn. TO. 5-o64T
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FLATS FOR SALE

CANFIkLp -Gratiot 4 fam. ca sep
furnace, a steal. 81 500. pettine Pl 1910
CARTEN. 1914 near Vernon Five down,
five up; new double garage. - 500.
81 300 down Acme Real Estate. 5000 era
uot pl 9575
EMERSON. near Jefferson--s. SIS garage
gond condition; 81 0On. 81 600 down.
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY LIZ 1895
FERDINAND Flat. each. steam heat
81 $50. 81 600 down Lafayette ass
GLADWIN. 253s 90. liam bsmt. mrn.
II 800 dn 81 500. Sam Z OIL
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90 WARS 'YOUNG

We - proud ~ our experience yes Bat
Ns re more Ftopf n our atii'y today q
SECURE me best buyers for 'your property
IN 'oGaFs MARKETS. All the mfre, m
poTiart, - ~ fhH right type ~ So idrg' JOB
HOMER WARREN a COMPANY
Est 1854 stiu Growing
n me- rdE a O9QI
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LITTLE FARMS ron SALE
A Chance Of a Lifetime :

"A 1ndIlCe III LiltlliHe.
A beautiful new 2 or 3bedroom home az
prewaf conVenIences can be YOURS at once
II YOU have 800 IN cash. Priced as low
as ESQ.
GROSSMAN
Van Born and Wayne roads. Phone WAYNE
a2o or 32023 Michigan Just past Eloise
ACRE PLUS. Gratiot-i4 Mile Sec, com
p Portable 4-room home. psstered, hard
wood floors. sunToom hrooder house
chicken house. fenced run. only IS 500
81 ono down. balance FL terms
IRWIN kIGHr a HINES INC.
2itoi GRATIoT PROSPECT 6a3a
FARM - &C with small house and double
garage on Van Horn mr.. Telegraph
Ac with dandy little house on pavement
Fun price Sl.a30. $500 dn Newman,
2sooo Plymouth, RE. 500 or CT 1850
s0X275-Sewer. water. gas. walks. school
1913. near iS-Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son Bradway Co. RIA. 300.
CoLORED- Save rent Buy Yourself a
house trailer and put n on one 81 our
chicken farms. near Gratiot and i4-Mile Or
Telegraph and Smiley. Address Box 1929
Detroit Times al
CoLORED Little chicken farms west
side. Bargains 4ll6 Beaubien. Co
umbia 1910
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HOUSES ron SALE
NETHrRBy

WETHERBY, 1888
very attractive small home With bed
rms and bath up 3 nice rms ist n fine
eass-r-ae~ 2-ear gar leaving CITY sac
rlhce l.. c. simpson. CA. 032l or TO.
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PAsApENA ANENUE

COLORED- IT'S A BEAUTY
2ni7 McPhersugY stfeee~ 2lamtY framf
ga hardwood floors. painted walls Nens
tan blinds. hot All neat S. S-1sr.Sl go
doRn. Immediate pQssession. TOwnset
"a. At---.r :.
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NFWTONT IT
or MACK stores and trsnspcrtsfi0n and
schnpis nearby rooms. incl p r.
down small rooms ~ fuli hsn' Il
nak floors Only 50 900 $500 down. can
Mr. Wriirarrs
FFAUNE 4 sitTOwAY PA s4s4
RFIN, 2gsi2 East Ds'rsiD-7 rooms 5
bedrooms uvlrE room. dining toor
kitchen modern throughout. IS 600. terms.
Rosevius oSls-J.
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GLASTONBURY RID. 1878

10 not DISTURB OCCUPANTS
rooms and bah. face brick on 30 xf5O'
lot, gas air conditioned 2 bedrooms on
2nd floor finished IN CeioteX. natural Are
TfH1e. rFCreatlOn f00m. Screens storm
sash, Venetian blinds Save lime hot
water control one-car garage, with over
rtv--7--T-
S. loo cash. S47 per month, For appoint
ment call MA 5l7s or CA 5lss. -
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

BURNS. 1900 ,Forestl-Large attractive
front room, good transportation. owe
1895.
CAMPBFLL 1872 ,VernoD Sleeping
room good transportation. suitable TWO.
Vnewood 2lsos.
-nQERLE room. = girls, vicinity Ford
Hospital reasonable Madison ol2a.
FOUKTH. Hi7 -- Sf44A e4ffyt-s4ee f-4aE
room tor sober man. 81 io week
HIGHLAND PARK Large ftft--4te--- f-+t-
nshed iunerspr.ne, automatic heat near
Ford gnrXsleT excellent. transport a.
lion, Hetrftrr1rn Townsend $500
INDIAN VILLAGE -li32 sey burn third
floor room, private oath 81 So; en-
pls>ed gouns ladN excellent Ianspor;a-
ton FN1roy 2i65
ROOM tor Two girls to share. Trinity
ST JEAN. core tHarperl - Comfortable
room Colp.e. t"o eirls. Excellent
transport ation. lNanhoe 6057
TWO comfortable sleeping rooms couple
single girls. white. TEmpie 1925. after
WARREN room one two
refined girls, excellent transportation.
Tyler i,644s
WNsHBURN. 1861 Fenkell-Lsrge sleep
ms room; gentleman. good transporta-
won Hogarth nsis
WEEKLY RATES SIS single SO double
Continental Hotel $50 Sproat, between
Park and Cass CAffori 1913
COLOREp- Respectable sober, neat work
lrg man 10 share dcrmifufy. also private
room Or Two gentlemen Trinity 2,5o1H.
COLORED Comfortable large furnished
room gentleman preferred, good trans
por'ation Townsend $1,000.
COlOEEp com fortable room, Christian
home sood transportation, gentlemen
preferred Tyler . COOS
COLOBTD- Sleeping basement room fnr
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WANTED TO RENT ROOMS
HOUSES FOR RENT

NEAT colored SRI desires room good
r i1rT-t1r71 srrTrcr. cv-r~-r-r;
= $40
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MARLowE NEAR PURITAN

mater. ITNll trees OILY -. 'INf fNiiN' lnA n
Acme Rea! Estate. s3o3 Gra'io, Plaza
MARLOWE NEAR PURITAN
3 ROOMS ONLY ); e-5
Full basement not air heat bedrooms
from, porch 2-csr garage fenced ward
Near schools transportation and stores
Gan Mr.. schultz " 5.I23f Rarh l.
Toyn'on 1865 Grand River
PROVOST
BETW. GRAND RIVER AND FESKELI
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
tive room brick bungalow uuu' lr 1912
ssNlf2 q lot hot air hsatr fully scresne-
and equipped with storm windows tll'
nafh FOR sppi call M Thompson. no
HANNAH REAL ESTATE FNCH tNC
sCHoENHERR-io MILE sECTIOS
Vacant 3-hedronr home completely m
ished b'g kitchen. electric. water bsfn
sood condition LOT i2nXl2l Also. Garfield
~ Nile section. near Fraser vacant .
garden soil water m house chicken COO,
ana run Each SO $50. terms
iRWlN KGGHT & HfNFs 1NC.
i4ojf GRATfOT pINGREE sif1
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD and room home style cooking
al you can eat $40 per week SO
Parsons
GIRLS Flr5 s0ia near boulevard home
cooking three meals lunches packed
excellent Transport; 70 Fackards. Hud-
sons BIdd Bugss day or riehi work
e's Olive f6f1.
GRAY. $500 Mack sineie room end
n-art for Aasne Working girs, days,
frfeterces Nir-ny Q52e
Hit4IGFR jefferson ssntleWRn of lady.
crcclc0i mtas and transportation
IEr0N olie
Two emp.ot,1 Kris t. share 'arge room.
Iavlur coach Vermont h-iIlA.
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PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES
AUCTION SALES

BUY country raised dogs and puppies
large selection reasonable ROsevtlls
oi29-J
nu-r,~x, -.r-
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-STIARMAN

2f3 HAMMOND BrtrDTNG
LELAND STREET, l0ls 20. Four-family,
% large rooms baths price So 500
81 600 down, monthly payments 500 IN
come monthly sl02. TY. a20si
MONTCLAfR Mack Modern SIS real bar.
gain. s5.S00,-tsrms Petiine PI. 1850
NANAHOE $50 Brick six down. six M:
newly. decorated near Hudson and
CfrysIer plants Acme Real Estate $500
GratiOf Pr q5T5
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HANNAH


80 CQNIlNIOlS WARS
or making the better sale for our clients
TO SELL
-Gai -resi estate concern VINO car give
you complete service. Mortgsges-sales--
Management.
CA. ZOO
Us 3-77n0-PI isoo-VF 3 1900
HANNAH REAL ESTATE FxCH INC
HOMES AID 2-fats IN y " section.
from owners Rslpn r Toynton, iee05
Grand River We 5l27i
HOUSE fs's roomins houses ants
farms 100 c0iored clients. Cash, term.
Wright rY. 1855
ITALIAN Orslnal 2i.hour cash sale 81
Years East side Pefine RI. $3.50
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
: c HADLEY. INC. CA OO60
READY CASH BUYERs-Houses. fats.
ap's. tColored). see US for quick action
q W WHiTErtis3o Hsstings-TE l-00ss
WAR ~erker hss cash 70 buy 5 or s,room
single 90 hat ~ Detroit Sharman. Broker.
2o3 Hammond Building. Cadillac 57es
COLORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES, FLATS APIS HLREY-
CANNON BROS
la50 SHERMAN Fl. Olt0
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4 Defense Homes Project
$500 WV MOVE RIGHT ~
CALL JOHN GuINLAN. CHERRY is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
CARPET CLEANERS AND OVERS

WARM morning heating stove For i'm
mediate delivery. SO e5. Crown Goa
Co. 6565 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
INCOME BUNGALOWS FoR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

AN ALL-CAsH deal for your property.
Appraisal can Victory. VI 7-ss70
BACHOR WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR
PROPERTY WITHIN IS HRS no oOil.
CASH FOR EQUITIES AND CONTRACTS
EsTON, 702 BARLUM TOWER RA. $3.50
Cash Buyers. Criger r. o. 1859
CASH for homes. apis quick deals
sMEDLEY 44s r WARREN TE 1892
DOCTOR with IS 0O0 down wants nee
home on Arden Park or nearly immed.-,
aieiy. can FL 1920
EAST sIDF-Cash huyars WAITING. give
rersonaI ATTENTION. Alversnn. TW l-7n2N.
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

LAKFVlEW 2l6ls Harper Little Macl
District-Four rooms bath side drive
large lot automatic electric not Wate
heater fruit trees only 50 oo0 $500 qopn
Acme Rea. Estate. S3o3 Grstot. PLazi
g575
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HOUSES FOR SALE
COUNTRY HOME

acres; large chicken house leN1on
barn, 20N30 another chicken house lsN2s
iarCe evergTeens and shade 'recs 90 Young
fruit trees This home has large rooms.
modern kitchen l2x1S complete plumbing
unlimited water supply stoker, steam
neat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
: c. HADLEY. INC. CA. 1000

ITALIAN Oris.nal 2f-hour cash sale. 80
Lears EAal sle palLne PL lnan
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1.IA- se = sE.Ei-4, ritz
5-a. stove heat. $500 doNn vacant 30
DAYS Slontn TR l-O3Ss " 1-7ll5.
COLORED- Russell. Forest FANNY $500
down vacant TWiunrooh 2-f4l3
CoLoRED-M Mcclellan. 2-famly. 3-5. good
condition - gsu ~ oO6-
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COLORED GIRLS & WOMEN

-r-Ts5. pF5TIa6Te employment n old eSta6-
hsh1d corporation offering me steadest
emfl0yrent there IS, grade school educa-
tI0N necessary: chnice Of shifts
TVoNE MRS MoWAN. CAdtiac $3.50
COlNRFD woman respectable middle
sEA7 room hoard 'n private home FOR
COMP nion Townsend s-32t2
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WOMEN AND GIRLS

w OMf4N AND NIllNlpS
AT LEAST rs
APPLY FANNY FARMER CANDY SHOP
pl GLENDALE HLGHLAHIA- PARK
APPLY BETWEEN & AND II
WOMEN PIN Settlers
Colored AGES Is 90 -. experience not
necessary, good paw
PALMER PARK RECREATION
sXe Mile road bet Woodward and John p
WOMAN, general no heavy laundry. own
room IN 2-332s
WOMAN No laundry. no cooking Uni
yersity 3-s5sl
YOUNG GIRL 20 learn - operate studio
camera. experience unnecessary. Apply
Denis studio 1886 Joseph Campau, Ham
tramCR
, TYPiSTS with know edge 81 general
office work a. hour week, { 80 a. go
Apply Office manager
PARK MANtFACTtB RING co
5000 Woodward Across From sears
Is GIRLS for dancing partners part or
fu.l-ume salary guaranteed Can earn
NJ 20 SIS weekly Apply after 3 r m
H6iA wood Sehe1t Of panclng i2i1 Wood
vard TT ?sGT-
} OFFICE clerks, preferably with knovl-
edge OF bookkeeping - hour week, $50
20 30 Apply office MANAGER
PARK MANI FACTiE RING co
A1h000 Woodward Across From sears
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Background
Is Enjoyed by zurita

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 22.-Juan
zurita. newly crowned NBA light
weight flstic king. who meets Beau
Jack March 81 in New York's Madi-
son Square Garden, comes from a
fighting family.
His father was a general in the
Mexican revolution two decades ago
and two of Juan's brothers preceded
him as glove-throwers.
1t was Brother Benjamin, eight
years older than the champ, who
first interested Juan in the sport
Benjamin was boxer and little
Juan would accompany him, carry
ing his equipment.
At IA "Juanito' participated in
Mexico City preliminaries. Now, at
27, he is the idol of Mexican sports
fans, who cheer him as the first
native-born Mexican to win world
boxing crown.
After more than 10 years of cam
paigning through Southwestern
United States, Mexico, Cuba and
Panama, Zurita finally hit the
heights when he dethroned Sammy
Angott two weeks ago in California.
The new champion is partner in
real estate business in Mexico City
and he expects to be real estate
man long after he quits the ring.
After defending my title one
more time, regardless of the out
come, I plan to retire from the ring
and devote all my time TO my
business" Zurita said
Evening star., 1944-03-22
De Paul Quint Favored
Over Oklahoma Aqs
lin Garden Semi
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 22.-The De-
Paul Demons of Chicago were estab-
lished eight-point favorites to beat
the Oklahoma Aggies in their fea-
ture semifinal game In the national
invitation basket ball tourney at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
The game that pits 7-foot Bob
Kurland OF the Aggies against g.
foot-9-inch George Mikan Of the
Demons Is the second Of a double
header expected to draw more than
$4,000. In the first semifnal game,
Kentucky plays ST. Johns Of Brook
|lyn. Kentucky ruled a seven-Point
favorite.
In reaching the round of four,
De Paul whipped Muhlenberg, 68-45
with Mikan scoring n points; the
Aggies beat Canisius, 1929, with
Kurland getting 13 points; Ken
lucky defeated Utah, 46-38, and ST.
Johns eliminated Bowling Green
44-4O.
The two winners tonight will meet
for the championship Sunday night
with the two losers meeting in q
consolation game.
BY strange twist, Utah, although
eliminated by Kentucky, may play
the winner of the Garden tourney
for the recognized national cham
pionship on March 30. The Utes
have replaced Arkansas in the West
ern NCAA playof1s that open al
Kansas City Friday. If they wir
there, then beat the Eastern NCAA
champion next Tuesday, they will
qualify for the March 30 game.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Three Favored Quints
LEFT in AAU Event
After Dows Lose
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, Mar. 22.-Once
there were four favorites in the Ma
tional AAU basket ball tourna-
ment-now there are three.
Dow Chemical of Midland, Mich,
became the first of the most highly
regarded clubs to fall when 1t was
scorched out of the tourney in a
second round game last night, 49-45,
by the Colorado Springs Army ALI
Stars.
The soldiers outscrapped the Dows
throughout blistering second half.
Ed Beisser, Creighton center last
year; Ed Chojnoski, formerly of
Howard College, Alabama, cut
through the Dow defense and shot
over their heads with deadly aim.
Tunny Fisher and Howard Down
ing ringed goals from far out and
the Dows could only stand and
watch.
The three heavy teams still in the
running are Hollywood Goth Cen
tury-Fox, Denver American Legion
and defending. champion Phillips
SO" of Bartlesville, Okla.
On their way to the third round
the Athletic Club beat the Cleye-
land East Side Typewriter Exchange,
1894, and Lowry outscored the
Beechcrafts of Wichita, Kans., S. 80
in yesterdays games.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Nicely Gives Rice TINT Football
Mixing T SingIe-W Styles

In Clark Shaughnessy's T one
back stands behind center, the
other three side by side to make the
#. Nicely has altered this by sta
tioning his wingback behind and
outside right end, rather than on
a line with the tailback and full
back.
The blocking back stands over
center in the r, the tailback and
|fullback are side by side and a
step nearer the line than the single
wing
Where the fullback is the main
spring of the single wing, the block
ing back is keyman in the Nicely
formation as in the T. On most
plays the blocking back takes the
ball from center, tlips it back or
hands It off to a teammate. Oc-
.casionally the ball is snapped di-
rectly to the tailback or fullback.
Beyond this explanation Neely is
pardonably reticent about his plans,
but he does add that we're going
to show a few new tricks
Evening star., 1944-03-22
All Big Ten Champs
Among 1856 Entered
In Purdue Meet
BY the Associated Press.


LAFAYETTE, Ind, Mar. "a
All the recantly crowned champions
in the Big Ten indoor track meet
are included among the 1876 ath-
letes from 10 schools entered in the
second annual Purdue relays to be
held here Saturday.
Purdue has entered n men and
Michigan, favored to dethrone
Notre Dame as university division
champion, will have 26 men in
action. Iowa Prefiight will send %,
including Bob Steuber, former Mis-
souri, football and track star; Leon
ard Alkon, 1943 Big Ten sprint
champion, and Tom Judge, former
Indiana distance star.
Other university division entries
Include Notre Dame, Is men; Illi-
nois, IA; Indiana, 3; Northwestern
u; Wisconsin, s.; Chicago, s; Mar
|quette, 3. and Minnesota, 2.
In the college division Miami of
Oxford. Ohio, the defending cham
pion, has entered 16 athletes and
Western Michigan's l4-man squad is
expected to furnish the strongest
Opposition.
Other entries in the college diva
lsion include Indiana State, g.; Ober-
lin, S; Central Norman and Law
renee, 2; Illinois Tech and Rose
Poly, I.
The program will include Il
events. The relays in both divisions
will be the 1-mile, 2-mile, distance
medley and new sprint medley.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Pro Quints BattIinq
For Places in Semis
81 the Associated Press.

81 the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Mar. 22-Only four of
the II starting teams will be left in
the battle for the championship of
the sixth annual professional basket
ball tournament after quarter-final
games at the Chicago Stadium to-
night.
Opening the evenings program
will be the Fort Wayne Zollners,
champions of the National Profess
sional cage loop, and the Dayton
Aviators. The Cleveland Brassmen,
headed by sensational Mel Riebe,
face the New York Rens; the Osh-
kiosk All-Stars battle the original
Harlem Globetrotters and the Brook
lyn Eagles clash with the Sheboygan
Redskins.
Cleveland won last nights OPEN
ing encounter from Indianapolis, SIS
to So, as Riebe established new
single game scoring mark with n
points. Wibs Kautz Of the Chicago
Bruins held the old standard of "a,
set in 1870.
Oshkosh had little difficulty with
Rochester's Wings, 81 to 40, and the
Globetrotters, after leading all the
way, had to come from behind In
| the last 20 seconds on Bernie Price s
basket to nip the Pittsburgh Cor
belts, Al to 40.
Favorites in the meet. won last
year by the Washington Bears, are
the Rens, with five players from the
Bears, VINO are not entered this year
the Globetrotters and Fort Wayne
The final is scheduled for Saturday
night.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOUSTON, Tex, Mar. 22.-And
now comes the TINT formation.
That's what the railbirds are calling
Jess Neely's brain child out at Rice
where spring football is in session.
Jess grated the r to the single
wingback and created a system he
believes incorporates the best fea-
lures of both-and eliminates the
chief drawback of the single wing
An exponent of the single wing
for running, Nicely says 1t is weak for
passing, since it is difficult to send
down more than three potential re-
ceivers.
For this reason some teams alter
nate the single and double wing, but
they telegraph their plays by using
the double wing for passing only,
Jess observed.
With my new formation Wen get
deception, versatility and better
passing attack. We still can run our
old single-Wing plays from forma-
ton by keeping the quarterback in
motion"
Evening star., 1944-03-22
Pitcher Cooper Spurns Cards
Second Bid; As KeII SIuqqer

New York Yankees-Second Base
man George Stirnweiss left Atlantic
City camp for New York to see 8
specialist about his sinus trouble.
Cleveland Indians - Outfielder
Cliff Mapes, most promising rookie
in camp, received his IA classifca-
ton, thus joining Manager Lou
Boudreau, Pitcher Vern Kennedy
and Infielder Russ Peters.
Chicago White Sox-Catcher Mike
fresh expected at French Lick camp
today. Manager Jimmy Dykes said
fresh would be a regular.
Pittsburgh Pirates Manager
Frankie Frisch pleased with appear
ance OF several rookie pitchers
Squad still working indoors.
Browns Get 15-Year-OId.
Cincinnati Reds-Outfielder Max
Marshall expects to pass his pre-
induction physical exam. Upon
leaving for test at Sidney, Iowa, he
sold his two gloves and spiked shoes
st. Louis Browns--Don Gutteridge
brought 15-year-old Teddy Atkinson
of Scanmon, Kans., to camp with
him and predicted he has mst.ings
of good outfielder.
Boston Braves-Club still hasn't
heard from Chet Ross and Ed Joost,
last year regulars. Pitcher Red Bar
rett signed contract.
Philadelphia Athletics - George
Kell, who hit 1896 for Lancaster, Pa,
in Interstate League last year, may
be AS hardest hitting third sacker
since Pinky Higgins.
Brooklyn -Southpaw Bob
Chapman, up from Montreal, signed
contract.
Evening star., 1944-03-22
u. I. Men and WAVES
Win Basket Crowns

United Typewriter and the
WAVES came through last night to
win the mems and women's cham
pionships in the District basket
ball championship playof1s at Heu-
rich gymnasium, the former defeat
ing FBI No. 2, $3.50, and the latter
routing FBI girls. 1924.
United Typewriter led all the way,
and was in front, 27-20, at the half.
Richie Poston topped the winners,
racking seven goals and sinking a
foul shot. The WAVES didn't gain
their lead until just before the half
and at intermission they had 1873
advantage. Jenny Day of FBI and
G. Smith of the WAVES, led the
scoring with "A points each.
Most valuable player awards were
given to Heurich League players
last night, with Cy Wagman OF
Jacobsen Florist receiving the men s
and Jenny Day the women's.