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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Was Place-Hitter

RouSh is proud Of his reputa-
ton as place-hitter.
Ed, like " Cobb. was able
10 place hits over the inheld
into any field.
The old time star recalled
that baseball used 10 be pretty.
rough al times"
"Once we were playing the
Cubs" Roush recalled with a
Chuckle, land there WAS a big,
strapping youngster called Tiny
Tiny something or other
pitching for Chicago.
He threw couple at my
head, 30 I went out and warned
him. / told him the Cubs didn't
have any too many infielders
and II he didn't want 10 lose
some of them he'd better stop
throwing At my head.
you see, used 20 move
around a lot In the box and the
pitchers didn't like that Well.
he threw another bean ball.
Then J hit one 10 the infield.
When got 10 frst accident
ally stepped on Charley Grimm's
ankle"
Now, don't get me wrong I
vas not vicious. But We all
could play rough when the other
BOYS wanted 20 play rough"
RoU~1 recalled Dutch Ruether
used 20 give him the most
trouble.
"Of course. Dutch WAS left
handler and gave all left handed
hitters like myself trouble %
Roush explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07

Richard scored that while two
OF the Hawks were arguing
with Referee Bill Chadwick
that a penalty should have been
called
OF course. that gave the Chi
Cago fans the chance 20 blow
off steam and the game was
held up for IS minutes while
the ice was cleared Of debris.
Just give these Chicago fans
a chance and they'll tear the
building down Sunday night,
win lose or draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
KeISey-Hdyes
.UAW-CI0

Kelsey Hayes Local ia holds
the UAW-CIO city basketball
championship today after = 62-44
victory over Briggs Local 742 last
night Al Durfee School Bill
Phelps. who had Is and Charles
Justice. who t0talcd u. led a
tual-quartcr rally that routed
Buggs after a close contest in the
carly stages Sammy Lomhardo =
l5 points were high for the
Bombers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Night Edition Code Kew

TIE Detroit riss dsry prints ,n the
<.yf rc'Irr urIg ne nsms - horse
uV 'a rage experts fet' 10 au1fA 'rs cute
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Old Timers Party

The old Time Baseball Players
Association viii hold their annual
sprung clam bake al Harmonic
Hall Saturday April 10. al 500
n m H0nuS Wagner OF the Pitts
bugh Pirates is expected 10 be
present along with Steve O'Neill.
manager Of the Tigers, and several
memhers of the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Real CIOUns Take OUer Garden
BY LAYTON CARVER
News service sports Editor

NEW YORK April INS)-One of the great gold rushcS
OF these times has temporary end and there Will he
fights at Madison Square Garden tonight other
until May rs when Lee Savod and George Basd will play
encore of their recent encounter
bet you could read the mind of Mike Jacobs and the
and fighters and others who with the oSam and
ietsam that washes and out along uncle Mikes beach
would find that they unanimously favor law abosng the
The circus coming the Garden annual lengthy
stand, o all
Well as beachcomber sighed 1--WE at least get
real clowns nOw-instead of the with gloves on"
For llsfghts the first Of the year total of $4,000
in u S currency has seamning through the Garden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Buffalo BiSons:

Odds on faNOritcS 10 win Ameri-
can Hockey League title after
drubbing Cleveland 1879 last night.
Series stands 20 now. Crowd Of
10. l56 sees BiSonS set league rec
ord In playoffS--seven goals in
third period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Marvin Red Dutton:

NaIIOn1I Hockey league preSi-
dent presented Lady Byng trophy
TO Chicago'S CLINT SMITH for
combining SportSmanlike pla y
with marked ability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
ISadoro GoStdnogo:

Lalin heavYWeight who once
fought and got nowhere IN this
country. was found dead at La
Qulca IN Bolivia the other day.
lie was shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Mike Jacobs
Louis Pilot?
By DAVIS j. WALSH

lnternhtiona news service sp"fA NI"ei
CHICAGO, April 7 uNS)--Is
Mike Jacobs now the manager
of Joe Louis, in fact as we'll as
in tacit understanding? =
It's acknowledged. for in
stance. that upon the recent ex-
piration of Louis contract with
his managers, Julian Black and
John RoXborough, the heavy
weight champion mumbled a
few monosyllables which were
construed as meaning the old
agreement would 60 on.
But when Louis made r re-
cent appearance as a referee in
a nearby city :. for, we be-
lieve. 40 per cent of the net j.,
he was booked in there by Max
Waxman, the 10 per cent ex-
ploiter Of the Jack Dempsey per-
sonal-appearance dodge. Louis,
furthermore, was accompanied
on the expedition by Lew Dia-
mond, alias The Honest Brake
man.
None of this sounds particu-
larly like RoXb oroug and
Black.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Fight Results

Al FAN River Mass Verne Patterson.
i52 Chicago. decisioned Langston Dennis
lje New York G0l Phil Lopez. 1l5.
New Bedford Mass dfCisioned Bushy
Il.I.aI AA.l mn. l. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
WAITED FOR PATSY

Waxman is one of those citi-
zens who used TO hustle matches
for fighters like Joe and Vince
Dundee. but presently found II
simpler and warmer &.
just to sit in Dempsey's pub and
wait for the sucker list 10 pro-
vide IFS inevitable Patsy. The
iatterS routine was invariable.
First he wanted 10 mitt Demp-
sey. then after striking up a
lasting friendship, he was all for
Dempsey coming TO Wappin-
gers Falls as guest star and
referee.
Dempsey would be delighted.
Nothing would please him more.
AT least, that's the way 1t al
ways seemed.
WaXman, ough. always
turned up in time to save Jack
from his boyish responsibility.
which was certainly fortunate
because jacks responsibility
thereafter never again became
so marked that he forgot to ac-
Cept 90 per cent of the sum
agreed upon; with WaXman get
ting the other 10.
WaXman, they say, is booking
all the Louis personal appear
ances. which would mean he's
been hired for his contacts along
the Dempsey route, just as for
more or less the same reason
Billy Mccartney was sent out by
the late Richard with Firpo on
the celebrated sucker tour be-
fore the Dempsey fight in 1923.
It's possible It happened, but we
do not think either Julian Black
or John RoNborough arranged to
have w KIN fronting for
Louis.
As for the honest brakeman.
he seems to have had no preW-
Gus liaiSon with the Louis people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Harberf'S Golf Not
DuIIed by Army Life
BY VI. f. DRUKENBRoD

Those who feared that golfers the service might not
their former skill and lofty the forget
those ia AZ least they need have for Pvt Melvin lChcl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Gopher Tennis Star:

Ed OLSON reports 10 Notre
Dame for military training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07

The Texas and New Orleans
opens
Chick also referred 10 Dutch
HarriSouS recent victory N the
Charlotte rs. c. Open. In the
angular larr sons case the results
were accomplished m a slightly
different way. Since entering the
air. force Dutch has added p
pounds
ENTRA WEIGHT HELPS
THAT extra weight" Chick
said was Just what Dutch
needed "a Icing then his tee shots
and his excellent short game
surely hasn't suffered"
The case OF Tommy Armour is
Interesting in This connection. He
WAS pretty badly 1-Sod up in the
'n-i War bur came bounding back
500 become one Of the game $
greatest stars
Sa- did little Rnhhu- CruickShank
ans many others here ard on The
other side 0i Tie AtlanucA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07

I
The Battle Creek star, after II
months in the service, anticipates
an even brighter career after the
war he told Charles Bartlett
I(Chcago Tribune the other day.
Chicks new assignment is with
the air WAC recruiting office IN
/ Chicago.
HES MORE ALERT
physically, the army has
helped rather than hinderrd
me-" Chick said land I'm sure
II will he a definite contribution
TO my game. The training and
routine also have made me
more alert mentally"
Chick, a 6-foote reported he
weighed 1877 poundS when be-
enlisted. was down 10 los after
completing his basic and nov
weighs l65.
He was around loo when he
was here last summer for The
Ryder match. certainly looked m
then and was as brilliant as ever.
n feel In the best shape in
my life. Chick says now, which
bears out reports brought back
I by Sam Byrd and others who
saw him n TWO tournaments ln
/ the South.
HARD As NAILS
Byrd says Harhort lStas straight
as a ram-rod and look, as hard
tas nails.
"SOme ~ the boys" Chick
said, feel that not having
club in their hands for any
length Of time dulls their game
But Pm satisfied after playing
in two winter tournaments that
such H. not the case"
ii-ii-rr--e.--- ii-t---i---iift Fi49aAl z
'r1mp.c,D round r five month,
IN3f1crt finished fourth IN botr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Scratches
Is, nitrd Pros.

At TRoPICAI FNRk
weather l'par track fast
arllld Race aftter- Pee
Iffr Rare Refrain Esdfco
rNfb Race close Up. The captain.
-... bfh Race Thalcl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Steve Tries HurEerS
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, April I Steve ONell has planned Varied
Pittsburgh Pirates who Evansville
play his Tigers ncreaguc exhibition al Bose Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
Hockey PIayoFs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NAIlONAI LAG r.
SERIES a
Montreal defeated Toronto ( o. l.
SERIES Is
CD ago defeated DETROIT ~ 4.
STANLEY CUP FINALS
Montreal 3d. ChIcsgl
tASI NIGHTS RESULT
Montreal q Chicago
~ NDANS GAME
~ Hntrcai ~ chicago
AMERICAN LEAGUE
~IRIE~
Cleveland defe.ttee BE -hey 4 20 2.
~TRIES u
Buffalo defeated Indianapolis I ~
CALDER CUP FINALS
Buffalo, cleveland 4
LAST NIGHT'S RESULT
PlffaIu a. cleveland
TOMORROW GAME
PIff4.o af Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07
MONTREAL

chicago suns Nieht. CNAIl ihi lhi
Harms Bentley Mosienko. Gotitehg
Montreal subs Mcmahon, Harmon O'Con
nor Getliffe, Chamberlain Watson Het
fernan
-cAsAl14ek- Linex nlsn==n rllaeaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

and attacked him so savagely that
the man was killed before he had a
chance to defend himself.
Other ESkimoS, who found Samp-
son - he had been hunting alone -
said the wild animal had ravenously
ripped the man to shreds.
Similar cases involving attacks on
other hunters have been reported
In the same country. wolves have
set upon these men while they were
on the trail. One case is reported
of two hunters who stood off an at
tack from a savage pack by throw
ing them food, and then opening fire
with their rifles
Although vicious and savage,
wolves ordinarily are cowardly when
il comes TO making war on men and,
except when pressed by extreme hun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

his driver TO pursue another and soon
had the first Captive's bewildered
mate in firm grip. Before the sport
ended, six had been caught
The success of his first ostrich
hunt provided so much fun that Sheik
Neghtem planned regular monthly
fOrays against the birds. Soon he
had SO many hobbled near his oasis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

that il looked like an ostrich farm.
The mighty motor car sportsman,
however, made one mistake that
ended his favorite hobby As long
as he did his hunting on level
stretches everything went smoothly,
but recently he ordered rs chauf-
feur 10 drive his decTerit car off
beaten paths and ONO rough ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

NV/HEN a man goes hunting
W. wolves, it's not news. But
w when wolf hunts man
that's something else. It's rare in
deed when wolf will attack
human (all fiction stories TO the con-
trary Notwithstanding but that is
just what has been happening re-
Gently in the cold, bleak tundra
country, north of Nome, Alaska.
For the first time within the mem
DRY of the oldest Alaskan inhabitants,
Eskimo hunters have been bringing
back stories of being set upon by
the great gray wolves that prowl the
frozen lands near the Arctic Circle
One report from Noorvik, small
settlement north of Nome. told how
tundra wolf crept into the camp of
Old Sampson, veteran deer hunter,
= NuriI -. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

In n Small Set
Element North
of Nome, Alaska,
n Hungry Tun-
dra Wolf Invad-
cd the Camp Of
an Old ID er
ter w h o
Was Killed and
Eaten by the
RavenOuS Beast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
%- Wolves GoHuntinqfo rMen

ger, give human beings a wide berth.
Wild life experts knew that packs
of the ferocious animals were making
appalling inrOadS among herds of
northern reindeer and caribou this
season, which has been one of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Il III MOI dSNdf IdIlc WdIutIlS
have hit on unique and pTac-
~ teal plan for taking the census
of male pheasants. They use fire
crackers.
The bird counter, standing in the
middle of a field or woods, touches
off one of the toy explosives. The
sudden sound SCares the pheaSants
and the startled birds crow. All the
observer has 10 do is count the crows.
On a clear day, cock cries can be
heard for miles. The waTdens esti-
mate that a zone five miles square
can be covered with a single fire
cracker.
According to II. Elliot Mcclure of
the Nebraska Game, FoTestatiOn, and
Parks Commission, the Growing"
method OF beak-counting VIII only
work well on sIl GE"s, rs even a
Slight wind can keep TIE distant calls
from bCing heard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

toughest of the Arctic winters. bui
since reports OF the strange turnabout
by the NooTvik wolf packs. warnings
have been sent out. by radio and aN
courier. 10 men stationed IN isolated
places
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Both front tires blew out after hitting
a desert stone, a spring broke, and
the radiator was punctured.
The Shcik, who won't be doing any
more hunting until the war is over
told his friends his gas was running
short, anyhow Tires were not tho
only thing. If il hadn't been one
reason. II would have beea anolhtE-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

when the Firecrackers Go OFF.
the Male Pheasants Crow and Are
More Or Less Accurately Counted
by the keen-eared Census Takers.
TIE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

fest sport.
n ow a d a Us the
speedy two-toed birds
with und @ rs IL e d
wings can run around
the desert TO their
hearts content with
nary a worry about
the antics of Sheik
Neghtem.
It's all because the
Sheik finds il impos-
Sible these days 10
get tires. spare parts
and gasoline for his
M @ del T." II s
2nc.Gnt-Nlptape car
which he delighted
TO use for chasing
oStTicheS is parked
under a tent for the
duration.
For years Sheik :
has been the greatest
the piumed birds h.
TO contend with al
gawky critter owes
TO the strange techT
hunter who found, q
dent, that there was
under the desert sun
ing
One day, while re
gaZelle hunt in his
spied a dozen ostricl
on the hot plateau.
chauffeur TO pursue
For a time, the
distanced the putting
was handicapped by I
but finally they III
hunter sprang excite
ming board of his ca
neck the first eXhau
pulling the bird in
umphantly bore il b;
Then, returning
chase, he shouted w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Robbed the PLAYFUL Sheiik

THE war has been blamed
for any mum b er OF
y things, but the ostricheS
of Arabia are thankful that
il has temporarily
at leaSt-the worlds GOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Counting Birds
wifhMn1an6W

Ut in Nebraska, game wardens
have hit on a unique and pTac
tical plan for taking the census
Evening star., 1944-11-29
Editors Committee
Will Go Abroad on
Free News Mission
Rx the Associated press.

By the Associated Press.
John S. Knight, president Of the
American Society of Newspaper Edi-
tors. said today he would name with
In week q committee to carry
abroad the banner Of universal
freedom Of information.
The committees mission to for
eigp capitals is to explain and seek
support for the society's campaign
to crush "all political. economic and
military barriers to freedom Of world
information. -.
The ASNE Board of Directors au-
thorized the committee at a meeting
here yesterday. Once overseas, 1t
will visit and consult with repre-
sentatives Of government, press and
radio in various world capitals.
Then 1t will report back to the
ASNE annual meeting to be held
here April 1921.
Mr.. Knight is planning to put
three prominent ASNE members on
the committee. He Is withholding
their names until all have accepted.
Back OF the committee is formal
pronouncement OF society policy, also
adopted yesterday, and promise
to Campaign until freedom of in
formation becomes a living reality
everywhere in the world"
A policy statement said such free
Evening star., 1944-11-29

dom Is vital to enduring peace and
is q keystone to world law and or
der, with Justice based on the con-
sent Of the governed"
It invited reciprocal declarations
by the United States Government
and all other governments, press
radio and other media Of inforna-
tion, embracing the right OF the
people to read and hear news with.
out hindrance."
The society commented approx
ingly on statements emanating from
the American and other govern
ments on the Importance OF freedom
OF information. It urged that both
the American administrative and
Legislative branches Of government
and organizations In this country
and abroad, Join in advancing this
doctrine.
The ASNE said the program
should cover. 86
Recognition that q free exchange
OF information Is essential to com.
Evening star., 1944-11-29
Nv THE HASKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
Q. How many full generals are
on active duty?-D. B. C.
A. The Army had six full gen.
erals on active duty on September
l, 1914.
@. Do islands actually disappear
and reappear?-G. S. E.
A. Many islands are known to
have disappeared as result of vio-
lent undersea disturbances. Some
have reappeared, as in the case of
Bogoslof in the Aleutians and
Falcon Island in the South Pacific.
In the West Indies the British once
planted a flag on little island of
the coast of Trinidad. Soon aft
erward it disappeared.
q. What became of the Monitor
and the Merrimac?-S. D. L.
A. The Monitor was lost in a gale
off Cape Hatteras December 81,
1862; the Merrimac was sunk by
her captain after the Federal troops
gained control of Norfolk on May .,
1852.
@. How many Seabees are there?
p. D.
A. There are approximately 1885,
900 Seabees.
@. What are the qualifications of
a member Of the United States
Senate?-E. L. H.
A. A member of the Senate must
be at least 80 years of age, must
have been a citizen of the United
States for nine years and must be
a resident of the State from which
he is sent to Congress.
@. Is there star which marks
the South Pole?-D. E.B.
A. There is no bright star which
marks the South Celestial Pole. It
Is IN a dark region of the sky.
@. What banner did Joan of Arc
use?-R. D. D.
A. Joan of Arc herself designed
her flag or banner. 1t was made
Of white linen and fringed with silk.
On it was painted a figure of God
holding the world in His hands with
an angel kneeling at either side.
The lilies of France were dotted
over the linen and the words Jesus
Maria" were inscribed.
@. What are the lightest and
heaviest woods?-H. E. B.
A. Balsa is the lightest of the
commercial woods, weighing about
8 pounds per cubic foot for 4-year-
old tree. Lignum vitae on the other
hand weighs 1898 pounds per cubic
foot and quebracho 78 pounds per
cubic foot.
@. Is the Siegfried Line on the
east or west side Of the Rhine2-
fP. P.
A. AS far as the border between
France and Germany is concerned,
the Siegfried Line is on the east side
of the Rhine German side).
Farther north, however, where the
Rhine is entirely in Germany, this
line is on the west side.
@. What is the source of the
Miserere that is often sung at
Catholic funerals?-E. B. E.
A. The Miserere is the 50th Psalm
in the Douay edition of the Bible.
Evening star., 1944-11-29

Deal as "a poltt1-
cal party tied up
with the labor
movement under
an able political
leader. " The sit
uation here since
the cleo tion
seems to bear
out Mr.. Biddle's
idea.
Certainly, the
politically i'm
portant groups
in the fourth
a d m inistration
are the extreme
New Dea1erS 0f
Evening star., 1944-11-29
sion and competition of ideas.

sion and competition Of ideas.
Refusal to recognise the right Of
any government, organization or
person to discriminate against any
media Of information, to infringe
upon freedom Of information or ex-
preston, to place any barriers In the
way OF free exchange Of information,
or to impose peacetime censorship
except for obscenity or fraud.
Evening star., 1944-11-29
The Great GaneofP Politics
Writer Sees Political Action Group
Powerful Weight in Democratic Party

idea to start with and Is their idea
now.
Any regular Democrat who does
not know now that he and his party
are going to play q very supple
mental second fiddle in this admin
istration just does not know the
facts Of political life.
Evening star., 1944-11-29
plete international friendship.

plete international friendship.
Recognition that any media d
public information financed to any
degree by government, organiza-
ton or person shall be conspicu.
ously labeled as to source.
Recognition that any monopoly
Of the media Of information Is harm.
full to the public interest and in.
compatible with freedom of expires.
Evening star., 1944-11-29
BY FRANK r. KENT.

Last year, Mr.. Francis Biddle, our
exuberant Attorney General, in an
emotional moment before a group
Of true liberals" described the New
Evening star., 1944-11-29
Answers to
Questions

A reader can set the answer to any
question Of fact BY writing The Eve
ming Star Information Bureau, 316
street NE. Washington 2, D. c. Please
inclose 3 cents for return postage.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01

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