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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Answer to Question No. 2

Influence. Most people want
/, money not FOR rs own 81 Sc bat
for the influence u VIII bUX
The late ~ David IlouScr buSi-
ness psyCholCg ST. asked thou
sands OF employees fo rank IS
desires IN rr1e '01ivr-rr, ir7Uy
thought the most mpbrtant.
They invariably placed money"
and wages Can below desire
20 be understood and approved
by their fellow men and thc
management PAY was rated
eleventh, IL is 8.dccp facf that
one reason rich people have so
few children is they think chill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

. Gcnera lied changes high
blood pressure hardening ~ tho
arte, o.. kidney trouble Brghfs
disease. chronic intestinal abe
sorp'0n "a faForite explanation
~ Cr7nks and qu7cks in reality
Very rare1, focal Infection
teeth. orc.
81 ndocrlne and allergic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Connolly Answers

eo@nsat le41 - Nlas Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

Due 70 trouble localized near
whore the pain is, 10 in the
bead
! EXAM and UcnEcs these
are very rare.
. Ocular mhaiance
3-Far and mastoid disease.
Z Determines and infections
~ tEe nose sinus disease %eI.
r7lC.as of the nerves Of The face
and scalp
Headaches Of systemic origin
gin
Chronic infections -- gall
Ll-alln.- -, r-rf,-. .r-nrr .,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

oossasaa .o''. Joan ? Dill. o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

! Chronic infections - gall
bladder or pelvic organs in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
T.. ". DEHRLINe1
ON THE SIDE

DEuIBltsd By King Features synd in'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

Rather than have no criticism
AT all. I prefer Ia tolerate de-
stFtletita criticism"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Whats a Good Second

What are qualifications 90. a
GOOD second
We'll a good second must
be alert" Rasku declared and
he must be somewhat of "A
physician and know 10 take care
az cuts around the eyes and
elsewhere.
Also. he must he able 80 in
Spirp confidence in the fighter
and 90 give good advice. To give
good advice he must be quick
10 see the mistakes of his fight
cr's opponent In fact. he -
about halt the fighter himself.
Good seconds have turned many
fighter from defeat 10 VIC
tory"
EaSkn a good Story teller.
likes totell et Sandy Mcdonald,
a fighter from Texas whom the
Dciroltcr handled
Mcdonald. whose right name
j. curtis Scott. was matched
with Eddie Hogan in Madison
square Garden. RaSkin re-
called They were building mp
Hogan for a shot at Joe Louis
and Mcdonald WAS 10 10 he
knocked out In an eight-round
fight. | knew Mcdonald, like
most Texans. was terribly proud
of his state-proud of being
Texan. Texas kids read "A lot
about Texas heroes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
So He Stayed

"Ncn. 90 cat the story short,
he STAYED the eight rounds and
while he didn't win, smart
money tool, a licking lie stayed
the limit. And l got We'll paid
by grateful money winners.
"~ome fighters have got 10
be coaNed and others bull-doLed.
Temperaments differ. you know,
just a. In other lines Of work.
Fighters have 90 be- handled a
human beings. though some
times YOU wonder whether IL
4 worth 10 OF not
While uor>g. powder and
mon>eI solution are sun used 60
some extent 20 sop rhe .IaH ol
blood "a cuts .aIeUa.ar is fne
moss generally le--d according
90 Ea-Nn
"Non>ei powder. except in the
hands uf an expert is danger
uus Fa-.n rt. III l>
barred ~umc places
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Wings Dismal,
Rangers Get Tie
In Last Stdnzd

NEW YORK. Feb. 25- The last
games ,Will tell the tale IN the
struggle for second place in the
National Hockey League.
Tho Detroit Rcd Wings have a
four-poiht grip on that spot to-
day. after a 3-3 tie with the
Rangers here last night but they
turned IN a much poorer perform
ance than has been their custom
lately.
The Wings uailcd most of the
game. got the lead in the third
period. 3-2. then saw Bryan Hex
tall tie the score midway through
the stanZa. ending the Ranger
losing streak al six,
Adding up the sad tale Of
"spotty passing lack Of usual
speed and failure 10 capitalize on
the breaks. Jack Adams was
Vi,ibly upset as he berated the
Wings in the dressing room after
tho game
Adding the final touch one OF
the New York goals was scored
by a Red Wing Bill Jennings
accidentally of course. Jennings
trying 10 clear a rebound of a
shot by Dutch Hitler, somehow
pushed the puck past Wing goalie
Conrad Dion Hitler, being the
last Ranger 10 touch the puck
was given credit for the goal.
Poor showing of the Wings was
an added burden TO Adams, who
knows the last 10 games will be
among the toughest. Detroit must
play seven of the 10 against three
of the toughest clubs-Montreal
twice Chicago four times and
Toronto once. Those are the teams
which probably will provide play
off opposition.
a great improvement" was
noted in the play of the Rangers
by coach Frank Boucher. who
seemed 10 think the change in
the forward lines gave them bet
ter balance Tony DemerS made
his debut as a Ranger and played
well. but didn't get into the scor-
ing column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

Jake IAMot,s, New York. Va. Ossie
fhulidos Harris, Pittsburgh, 10 rounds
NJ i60 pounds.
doe sutka, Wyandotts, ". Jimmy
pounds.
Phil Musoai. Buffalo. vs.. Harold Refs,
Detroit. rounds At 10 pounds.
Walter Thomas. New York. Va.
Howard feGske, Highland Park, 8 round.
AZ lsS pounds.
Leroy wits. Detroit, ". Al Francis,
cleveland. rounds at lSo pounds.
Biiiy sheldon. Pittsburgh. Ns, frankie
Abrams, rounds at ltO pounds.
Jake LaMotta will be no less
than an 10 , favorite over Ossie
tBulldog) Harris when they meet
at Olympia tonight.
These odds create a little con-
fusion. since Harris made a fine
showing in losing the split deci-
sion two weeks ago.
On top Of that, Harris has
looked particularly good in mis-
workouts at Monroe A. {. gym.
As a matter Of fact, up TO day
or two ago, LaMotta was to l
favorite.
Indications were that a crowd
of 10000 or more fans will pay
something like $4,000 TO see
the show
Ii will be LaMotta'S ninth APP
pearance at Olympia in 13 months.
He lost only one fight. a decision
to Ray Robinson. whom he beat
on one other occasion in Olympia.
The terms of the contract pro-
vide that Harris, in the event that
he wins. must give LaMotta a re-
match within 60 days. LaMotta
will receive IS per cent of the
net. with Harris getting p per
cent.
Matchmaker Nick Londes has
scheduled 40 rounds in all for
tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
No Umbrellas in the Navy!

Rabbit NaranVllc. the old
baseball star who recently
moved 10 Detroit AWAY, was
one 70 have his joke
But Harry I1cilmann who
WAS IN World War l with the
Rabbit. recalls that he once
carried a Joke TOO far
"Naranville was wa X ing
down "A san Francisco street"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

said Hermann. land since there
VAS a slow drizZle. IL occurred
10 him that an umbrella might
he the thing 90 add 10 his per-
sOnal equipment.
"Well, MaranVille goes down
as the only sailor I ever heard
Of marching about with an UNI
brella. Unfortunately an officer
spotted him, and that was bad"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Texas Patriot

$50 I gets myself an idea.
The day Of the fight went Ia
the library on FOrtN-secOnd
street and read mp on Texas
heroes. also took the names
at some of them with me and
had them in my pocket the
night of the fight Before the
fight ! gave Sandy great pep
talk on the bravery OF Texas
heroes-hoW they never gave
up and 80 forth. spelling off the
names of those ] could remcm-
her.
after the fourth round of
the fight, Sandy Topped into
the corner complaining he was
tired. reminded him he was
n Texan, real hero. In the
fifth and sixth ! kept yelling at
him-'remember Gen. SO and SO
and Gen. SO and Sol had 10
sneak peeks into the list I'm my
pocket.
Il screamed Texas, Texas. \
Texan never gives up" ! often
wonder why they didn't throw
me out Of the corner. They are
usually very strict in New York
about yelling from corner.
"Sandy was very tired al the
end Of the sixth He staggered
to the corner and almost fell
out of the ring He was ready
10 quit. bat dinned into his
ears about the brave Texans.
Game, he CROPPED his way
hack To the center of the ring
Hogan gave him a good betting
around and ! kept yelling Re
member the Alamo. sandy re-
member Gen. 10 aud so"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
247 and 848 New
Highs for Juniors

Two new records for the
women,s junior individual classic
are on the books today at Winter
Garden. Irene Denovich's PAT and
S4S are new highs. She also rolled
194-l72-235. Mrs. Denovich beat
her own mark of $50.
Irene Zimmerman had 705, Elsie
Hornbeck $50. Irma Sujak 666
and Ann Nipper 664. Senior
women roll their twentieth round
tnnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Golf.
Pro dtlO(hmoor,
Taken by Death
BY NJ. f. DRuKENBRoD

Charles Hilgendorf. az, prob
ably the only golf pro ever 10
make his position more secure
through a 80 in the National
Open, is dead.
The end came yesterday at
Cottage Hospital, Crosse Pointe,
where the likable fellow, who had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
T. & Il ON DECK

George BryantS r & b. Cy
Gor3lczykS Sackman'S and Bill
MorlandS Auto Club loom as the
chief threats to the 3O6S OF Louis
Burn Deluxe in the mems state
at Palmer Recreation where the
UAW-CIO also viii resume tomor-
row night Eleven Class b hveS
Viii hold the spotlight in the
WomcnS state at the Olympic
The Times Sweeps at Imperial.
Lutheran al Great Lakes HuS-
band and Wife at the Cadillac,
CYO az the Recreation Building
World Var Veterans AZ North
western and thrcc-mcn over-aVer-
age at Cheuc-Trombly also are
slated for continuation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
SPOR 7 S
Good Second More Help to a Fighter
Than .Tqpager-SdyS a Second
Bx LEO NlACD0NEIL

Good seconds tr fe.t- for fighters than do The
fzltr- themselves egeal.n. Harry R7sku. onc.time
boxer and veteran st.aer 3t boxers =
~ thinks q good second i, worth more than
apcr>r Rassr proclaimed The Monroe A. G.. where he
helped ~ train Harris whose corner tHe local trainer
end second VIII he d 0ymma tonight
"a GOOD manager should know how TO count nickcls
lau suggested "but there won't be any nc.e 20 count
expert seconds IN the ring with the fighter
Eask trained and worked the of a long list
~ sarers including champions Gus Lcsnevch, light
h.ayyvacat champion service and Petey Sarron for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

all, there are
more than so
Tigers in SerV-
ice.
II TT is CN-
p ectS 10 be
called ithin
10 days after
which he viii
h a y e hree
furlough
before depart
ing for camp
He has "A Wife
and one tlulC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

and during the winter has been
working Al a tool and gear plant
A resident of West Palm Beach,
Fla. Harris draft board case was
transferred 10 Detroit He Will
be IS i'm July An outfcldCr ho
formerly played with Beaumont
and came TO the Tigers In 1871
LATER spending part of a season
with Buffalo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

change In the handling of fight
ers." Casey pointed out, "all
for the better. Sanitation il
big thing nOw--clean towels,
etc. With only - seconds to
work, a second has TO be on the
job between rounds. Much de-
DeudS on him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Night Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints In the
Night Edition only the name Of horse
which race experts feel IL among the out
standing bets 81 the day
The code key appears each night In the
Eight Star and Red Line Editions. a num-
her corresponding 70 each letter Of the
alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
~ COIE. TnmdrrnM code folloNa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
864 TORS CLASSIC

Phil Northman of Tommynalaco
is the weeks leader today in the
West Side Classic at Crest Lanes
on God Newton Keathley. Index,
had 654, Ben Bednark. Duncan,
Gal; Robert Hill. Virges 635. and
Steve Salts, J. l.. Hudson, 623.
Lavonia'S 1857 went, to fourth
on the board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Tan1i MaurieIIo 9-5:

Say the odds on his bout tonight
with Joe BakS I'M the y. y. Gar
den some expect upset
Sinatra owns piece of Tami
Both boxers arc engaged and
brideS-to-bc VIII bc at rngsIde.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Whoops. Nv Dear:

Brooklyn Dodgers are 10 wear
satin uniforms Al--4Il- -4+i---
ard baby blue shades - which
President Branch Hickey says viii
show up well under lights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
New Battery Signs:

Catcher Hank Camelli now in
Pirates fold His contract fol-
lowed that of pitcher Art Cuccu-
rullo. They were mates at Al
bany, n. Y. last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

Terriers basketball team Of the
CYO Class A League trimmed
Bellview tMichD at River Rouge
last night, 1851, led by the II
points of center JaCkoviCh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Pug Manders--4-F:

lie said today after taking a
physical exam al Camp Dodge. Ia.
...played pro ball last with Brook
lyn...in 1911 led league in ground
gaining.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Prep Battle
Now Critical
BY JAKE BERSON

Important games in the Catho-
lie League take over the prep
basketball spotlight today, with
ST. Stanislaus opponent in the
first division finals and the second
division east side crown due for
decision.
Catholic Central. north side
winner and ST. Theresa, west side
champion, collide AT Redeemer
gym. West Vernon and Junction,
in the first division parish play
offs. The winner meets ST. Stan
iSlauS. east side titleholder. in the
finals Sunday night at the same
place
Both the ShamrockS and Pirates
dropped only one league game
during the regular season, Catho-
lie Central has the advantage i'm
height. but the battle is rated a
toss up.
Meanwhile, ST. Ambrose and ST
Charles, which finished tied for
first on the second divisions east
side with undefeated records in
II starts. will determine the sec
tional crown at CYO Center
Mack and Maxwell The winner
will qualify TO meet ST. Mary's
Of Orchard Lake, west side cham
pion. in the divisional finals Sun
day afternoon
ST. Folrian tied with ST JoSa-
phat for the leadership in the
third division east side by trim
ming Sweetest Heart, 40-19. last
night, led by Richard Felcyn's Is
points. Ray Desmond scored u
as St Rita edged De Sales, 1922.
The Metropolitan League nearS
the close of its regular campaign,
with Hamtramck at Northern and
Mackenzie at Central in today'S
feature contests. Today's sched-
ules:
METROPoLITAN LEAGUE
BEDFORD at Cooley Eastern a, North
eastern. Highland Park A. Cass Ham
western al Chadsey. Northwestern a West
ern. y. of n High W.. Wilbur Wright
Al Northwestern. Mackenzie at Central
Miller Al DENNY. Pershing At Southeast.
ern, all at 1913.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Catholic Central VS. ST. Theresa Re
deemer 81. Ambrose VS. St Charles
Kronk De Sales vs. St Rita Cleveland
'Annunciation at s. Anthony; st James
AZ 81 Benedict
Montague game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

pulled two from Rainbow 2710
to 2640. Kopptz held its league
lead at five games in topping
Progressive twice, 2S70 TO 1865.
George GinGerella of Standard
carried Oft the scoring laurelS
with 242-196-249 for 6S7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Go East, Young Man:

Was the order of tho day al
Ann Arbor as five entries beaded
for New York and The National
AAU track championships tomor-
row. The Humos (Bob and Ross,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Yankees Are Happy:

As two more players sign TO
bring total 10 no. Pitcher Ernie
Bonham and Inhcldcr Don Savage
are the latest 10 return signed
contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

been at Loeb
moor club for
25 years. had
been a patient
for two weeks.
Funeral serv-
ices will be
h G d Monday
at ? p. m. at
the Verheyden
Parlors, 1890
Mack at Outer
drive.
Hilpe dOrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Martin (SIafsl Marion:

Cardinals shOrlsi0p, passed BIZ
physical, accepted for limited
service has a gimpy leg
It's said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

Star fullback of Washington
Redskins has been rejected be-
cause of am injured knee by the
army induction board in Conn
mcrcc That's IN Oklahoma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

Chick had 4 under 6S Tor low in
pro-a m atcur tungup for New
Orleans open which begins today
Jimmy Hines and Jag Nc
Spadcn had IQ's . sam Byrd rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Bob Tale,
Jake LaMotta
as Emotional
as a Cabbage
By BOB MURPHY
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

in the veins" we have nevd
met an athlete with more of
than Jake LaMotta. the fighte
You could name hundred
and hundreds of sports great
who never became ruffled whe
the pressure was on and IN
clutch moment was coming M
But Of these hundreds. man
had tremendous emotional I'd
actions.
But not LaMotta. He trul
looks on a fight with no NOR
alarm than Aunt Susan woul
show in tossing over a ilapiac
for breakfast. You can enter h
dressing room five minutes aftd
a bruising fight and the pictur
is much the same.
We have seen him sit in hi
dressing room with one han
in a bucket OF ice to take on
the swelling and sting. Outsid
the crowd might still be how
ling over a decision they quei
ton. Everyone present would
be shooting questions TO La
Motta and out Of II might com
something like this:
my hand, you mean aW
IL always hurts after . fiigh
Say. j gotta get 10 radi
soon. Don't wanna miss tina
Harry James band tonight
Yeah. 1 knew I had him in In
fourth. Say. by the way. how
does IL happen that somebod
started big building like | saw
on Bagley avenue, near tn |
DetrOit-Leland. and never fin
ished H.. Nothing hut pigeon
In that building ...no window
funniest thing l ever saw
Sure. I'll fight him again.
I'll fight anybody Fighting
just part of a days work =
me-
LaMotta's managers say hi
temperament concerning a fighI
never changes EXCEPT FOL
one thing. When he gets shard
In his retorts 70 them, and
seems inclined toward being 4
little on the ugly" side theJ
stop all workouts This is ~
tlpof that ne is physically
ready.
But the business Of trying a
build him up mentally for 4
fight. or use a few tricks Il
keep him from being overconf|
dent well. this is something
that never concerns them.
He fights just the same all
the time" said Mike Capriano|
his manager. "He has only ond
way 10 20. He's the easiest
hghter In the world Ia handId
because, as he says. fghting il
"A DAYS work with him"
John +. OHaEen. Now York
sportsman and a man who has
watched boxing matches N
this country and abroad for
some IS years. thinks Joe
Louis one-round knockout OF
Max Schmeling IN their second
meeting had as much effect on
the morale OF the German peo-
pie as great disaster in bat
tic.
II say this for one reason, F"
OHagon explained Remember
that Hitler was at his very
peak Of power at the time this
happened He had the German
people believing that truly they
were the master race.
"Schmcling. an old man A.
fighters 20. had come to this
country and knocked 0t- the
inVincible. Joe Louis. Hitler
made much OF this. Here =
living proof that America
soft touch. Even German
we'll past his peak could invade
America and beat the best we
had TO offer.
Then came the second fight.
Louis all but MANNED Schme-
ling for lie. This broke down a
lot Of arguments about the
master race III always he
lieve Schmeling put on pretty
much of an act in the hospital.
He VAS afraid OF what the con-
sequences would be when he
returned home.
Yes, I think that one-round
Knockout Of Schmcling by Joe
Louis had far-reaching results
on German morale"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
WORKED on COURSE

Combining the duties Of green
keeper with that of pro after the
veteran Bill Beaupre went 10
Plum Hollow, Iilgendorf joined
the late Horace kendrick in con
tinuing the landScaping AT Loeb
moor, one Of the finest Jobs ever
done any place. Eilgendorf not
only helped plan and direct the
work but winter after winter
joined the crew in placing trees
and Shrubbery
Hlgcndorl came 10 Lochmoor
IN 1920 as Leo DiegclS assistant
then succeeded Dicgel a feW years
later when he left This district
IIlccndorf is survived by his
wife Florence. "a son Charles Jr
brother Ray a sister Mrs Edna
King and the father. Charles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Montreal Canodiens:

Got two goals within 2S seconds
while beating Maple Leafs at
Montreal 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
OrUaI GroUe Signs:

With Chicago White SoX lie is
AZ. lie won Is and lost @ last
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
MRS. FLEMING GETS 266

Mrs Roy Fleming, formerly of
the Garden. closed with 266 for
$40 Stringing nine Arnold
Brumm shot 252-22S-206 for 6S6
in the RunCiman John jan
kiowicz went for a trpliCate. three
Ills. in the Centennial Senior -.
Joe ZaborSky'S Pa in 630 figured
MS JacoX posted 1918 and a new
GicneaglcS $50 high Hide
gardc Thomas, lao average. made
tho i-l0 in the Outer Harper
Helena Williams PIP in tho Fort
Blvd Ladies Other league
highs
L.a Siesm1ua LOYAL WING cub. ets
9rnrg, RENDERS 2t5 and Galcn Hsssinger
ftT NsFuc's school. "Al Van Wagner
rfendHHy House Pa Morris WIncheU
irrrHE.es s2j House 2f3 and 6i3. Bill
HrH.i0u Naples Senior 2t3 BIZ Eschfich
l Recreation 2f3 Ar ward
Beacon House. csc. Cass Chmleleu.si
i.Ua' ati z3l Manuel Claramaunt Mot
srraH c2s Warren sten.nger. Lucky
se Senior. 22t. sylvia stein Varsity
Ladies' its BH LoEuc United Dairy
H .rAe-s 22 Peg Macmillan Royal La
dies 1870 lW Hahn Cadillac JAW 2i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Scratches

weather. clear. track fas'
Flrst Race Fighting Flyer flanagan
YIsa Long straw
second Race Fred Havecker Broke
Rattle De- BsnC tslenw00d BoV
Fourth Race ftkessnot Teta Maude
tlfh Race Golden Thorn, Ksnop0lis.
EpidNvn. kth
seventh Race-Dorsgsi Ahhassids
Eighth Rece-=Fancy Free, sWeeping
Dream.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

Bob Ufcr John RoXborough and
Dick Barnard VIII carry the Vol
VERNE banner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Basketball Results
~ Iuitfd Press

West virginia IS Geneva 81
Oklahoma a a ~ ~ Denver -
North Carolina Stale a. Maryland =
Virginia POLYTECHNIC 81 Davidson 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
PIN JINX OVERCOME

National Tent overcome a long
ink last night in winning three
points from Friendship Lodge in
a Greater NJ sonic Bowling
League match at Olympic Recrea-
uon, 29l6 10 1898 Herb Cases
$50 and 254 for Friendship were
highs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

HERE AND THERE Sidney
Smith will receive a silver medal
for his 800 in eos in the Macomb
AH-Star at Jake Strobls Ramona
No. 4 pin was the stopper
Harold Allen fashioned 223-
26i-2ll for sos. and Lou Brink
man PSI in the ElkS Charley
Jane batted out POS AS PatrickS
spilled 1892, new second high. in
3039. a new record. in the Pillar
Senior Jimmy Schmittling
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