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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
BY JACK CUDDY

MN YORK tTaTChZ9 CUP)
Genital Jimmy Councilman,
former football coach OF Wash
ingtcn L.. and the Chicago
Cardinals, set the wartime
moaners and grOanerS OF the
sports world back on their
heels today with the disclosure
OF his reverse English theory
Councilman, a big. broad
ShoQldered guy with shaggy
gray hair, believes the Shift of
sports idols and other seasoned
performers 10 the armed SER
vices actually VIII stimulate
athletic enthusiasm among the
youngsters of the nation, in
stead of sapping II as had been
feared.
Councilman. now assistant 10
Donald l.. Barnes, president OF
The ST. Louis Browns, gave OF
his reverse English" theory
last night, after returning from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Niqht Edition Code Key

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Bv HAROLD KAHL

delegate. Genial 24s and 500. Lee Lsban
Rouge House, 245
Tommy Thompson, 2i5, and limo Jones
Nsp Left Handlers Classic: Steve To-
uurki X OF g Inler-Cnuncl, 244, Mar
Iode Scott. springwels Ladies. 1873 snc
500. Ray Householder. 23s. and Bill Toth
633, Fort-Delray; Art VanHala, Wes
Side Legion, 236: Al Belloh Twentieth
Century House, 622 Andy McGrath, Motoi
City Assn. Z23. Jack Burns, Detroit Efks
6l1: Roy WeEreck Tower Boys, 2l7; AT
MadgWick, Ford Foundry koremen, 2iO,
(ScheduIe on Page 25I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

I'm airht world series
George Sgtka light-heavy-
weight who used 90 box in local
rings, is now a policeman m
Wyandotto Joe, his younger
brother and a middlewcight is
making "a stirring comeback.
Edward Sip Nadigan, who
viii return 10 Iowa as grid
coach this coming fall coached
a. - Aars-S ~ California for
II wears When the cups
are filled with snow or ice,
golfers OF the Oakland Club in
New York carry along an ash
tray which serves as the hole
hitting the tray IS equiv
alent 70 sinking a putt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Jim Bagby Speaks:

Again and says he'll stay on
his war job if he doesn't get in
merchant marine -. being goat
for Cleveland is 81 eheiee.
.l7-game winner said "Boudreau
fined me 500 last season over
personal matter +. spread word
around | was out of shape &.
made public think I was out
drinking that was the last
straw "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Ratings Please
Times Photo
BY LEO MACDoNELL

crowd was very "matter-of-facp
about the fight.
"They- don't get excited like
the Australians and MeXicans,"
Jannazzo explained. australians
are the most friendly fans.
They like Americans down there.
l fought i'm sydney"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Fans Greatest Dey

The Duke OF Paducah"
writes TO John Carmichael:
Let me tell you Of an after.
noon many years ago when
the White SoX had blown their
pennant and Detroit also a
nohcontender. was in town. We
went TO the park for thrills and
fun and there were always Cobb
and "Wahoo Sam" Crawford
10 furnish excitement.
However, neither Of those
gents did anything unusual that
day; oh, / guess Tyrus himself
got about four hits and stole a
couple Of bases. but what was
unusual about that2 II was a
slick summer afternoon and we
were fortified with cooling
draught. Detroit was ahead,
something like 90 in the ninth.
II was hot and even the re-
nowned fielder Jones finally
had retreated 10 the bench .
TO give a youngster a chance,
he said afterwards.
There were two out and out
Of a clear sky Ed Walsh walked
Germany Schaefer. We could
even hear Hughie Jennings yell:
Get out. Dutch. and let's get 10
those showers Well, sir, on the
first pitch he (Schaefer) tore
out for second and, wonder Of
wonders. he beat the throw.
Now mind you, the catcher was
none other than Sure Fire Bill
Sullivan. We Sox fans just sat
there stunned. We couldn't be-
lieve our eyes. OF Sugarfoot
Schaefer had a clean steal on
Billy.
Naturally, Jennings was
whistlin' and kicking that left
leg in the air. The entire De-
tFeit team was outside the dug
out cracking 10 Schaefer. But
here's the payoff on the
next pitch I'll be damned IL old
Germany didn't tear out for
FIRST again and he made il
with Sullivan standing with the
ball.
Talk about riots, Jones came
tearin' out from the bench. The
crowd went absolutely nuts and
silk OLoughlin (the umpire)
stopped the game 10 look up
some rule that might cover the
play. That was enough. We all
went home, laughin' fit to Kill.
Nobody stayed 60 see the games
finish. That's just a fans great
est day"
Pat Mullin. former Tiger out
fielder, is the athletic instruc.
tor for soldiers in his unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Detroit Tech:

Awarded eight major basket
ball letters and eleven minor let
terS TO members of its 1854
team. the DynamicS were the
leading collegiate quintet in the
state with 16 victories against 4
defeats. The awards went 10 Co
captains William Coulthard and
Donald Hamilton; John AretakiS,
Raymond BrZuchowski, Mortimer
BunneTT, Fred Jackson Louis Lee
vine and ThaddeuS BoryS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
BREVITIES:
Angott Loses
Title 10 Zuritd,
A Underdog

HOLLYWOOD, March Q UP)
Juan IuTita swiiCh-hittug
Mexican umping bean, last night
scored nc of--t+re tsfrrt->t boxing
upscts on the West Coast In two
decades WhaI be taak the MIRA
lightweight title from Sammy
AGCett Wer/thc l5-round route
~ ClTlWlIC FiCII
Victory for The Guadalajara,
Mexico fighter may Junk the
we'll lu5 plans of New York pro-
motor Mike Jacobs 90 clear zap me
lightweight title middle He had
signed AnCott and Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery. world champion
tNCW York VerSloul, Tor "a Title
match n Madison Square Garden
March 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

OF Illinois, hottest item on Big
Ten track since Jesse Owens (noW
working in Detroit at Ford's) =.
only obstacle 10 u. M. in Big Ten
Wolverines top-heaVy taV-
oriteS TO retain track title at Chi
cago Saturday Young is in
60, hurdles and broad Jump.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

The teams have never met be
fore bUr me StrdSSCfs were here
last year beating Hungarians, z
10 . Fred Donelli, brother OF
Buff Donelh- is on the visiting
team
All-Stars are figured TO have a
good chance Of winning Sundays
victor meets the winner OF the
Milwaukee Falk-ChicagO Viking
G8Wr BraaklYn meets The winner
cf the western final Tor the L. 5,
title
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
About Ball Players:

Hal Wagner, AS catcher, VIII
play in home games and make
weekend trips only because OF
.2-B rating for war Job =. Phil
lies announce Is Blue Jays hFve
-y1ErCd JUf1u Hopkins y. STIR
dents protest pills use Of Blue
jaw tag used by school IS years
. Outfelder Charlie Workman
OF Braves, AZ, signs Dick
Barrett. Charley Schanz, Jules
Hamokay. all pitchers, signed
with pills Vernon Stephens,
Browns shortStop, classified 4-t,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Bob fa|es
Wish Egan Sets
Ira ps for Props
With Double Dips
By BOB MURPHY i:
SPORTS EDITOR

Jack Zeller, Tiger general
manager, is taking space in In
diana papers inviting all high
school boys with baseball expe-
rience 10 visit Detroit's spring
Camp at Evansville.
The story is that Wish Egan,
the Tigers chief talent enticer.
has set up stand in the ball
park loaded with double-dip
cones, cokes and pie and ice
cream TO trap any prep player
who knows enough to slip on a
mitt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

worth Stadium
Sunday.
The Pennsyl-
Vania s q u a q
d r oppe d the
final TO ( h G
Brooklyn His
panoS, tn cir
only defeat Of
the year. AL
bert De Orio,
StraSSer goalie.
is regarded as
the best east of
the Mississippi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Tg--tr-- e'+--. Lgenc Miller Viola
Acton aGd Llndal. CHairct-s
~tf"r' ONE - tho g'rl, Wn
enter the Hearst-TimeS trophy
Ahnni - l.-L.al-lz-n- -dDc44lld--
I'VE may not win first place,
hui -Nou- can bet -Aaell- he Eigh hi
On there
Mas tl4u-e said the girls want
- see3 tti.----1- boz lf..ci.--3.-.- tlsig- IT
ite armed foxes that they too
can 1oct
Most of our hoy friends are
hunters. .rc explained After
they gei hack the first thing.
thS wiz mink Of j. a hunting
trip and they Won't take W
along If we don't know how 90
shoot. That's why We are get
tIul -uLeuArcd non
Aig@ taan ~ rifle seheelE 81
Greater Detroit are CONDUCTING
small arms, training schools foi
men women bays and girls. Rifle:
milton 2re available q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Penn Ill
No Setup

StrasSers of Morgan, Pa, will
field the same soccer team that
went 90 the National Challenge
t3tp finals last season When they
face the Detroit All-Stars at Key
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Dizzy Trout:

Arrived az the Tiger camp at
Evansville with his wife in time TO
find orders 10 report for induction
in Detroit tomorrow his eyes
may keep him out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Sammy Baugh Quits:

Football for the duration and
the washington Redskins pass
firing star will raise cattle &.
doubts if there would be much
of Redskin team 10 return To-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Basketball Results

Oklahoma NJ 90 Glenusn Gov.
New Yvfs University %, CITY Colleg'
~ New York &C.
Jehns s.. Brooklyn College AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Skeeter NeWSon1e:

Rcd Sox pitcher, has orders 70
report March l3 for his pre-in-
ducuon physical exam he s
been with Sox for three, seasons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

Tommy Bell, Ivy Jannazzo
and Ring Magazine arrived in
Detroit yesterday-on the same
train, possibly.
IT was the April issue Of Ring,
the fistic fraternity's bible, and
II contained good news for both
Bell and JannaZZo, welter-
weights who fight out of the
same stable, run by Chris
Dundee.
Bell was named the months
third best fighter among con-
tenders for the welterweight
title held by Freddie Cochrane,
currently in the navy. Jannazzo
was listed eighth.
That seems Il, Indicate the
sensational young Bell is on
his way 10 the top, while the
veteran Italian-American jan
naZZo, ike good Italian wine,
improves with age. Ivy has
been fighting professionally,
more or less successfully, for
something like Il years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09


Murdock's 3042 last night, how
ever. was enough for three from
Detroit Sales (2770 and is only
three away from third place. still
had two on 1850 to 2759. Sack
mans, after a string of nine totals
Of 5000 or better, slipped TO 1882.
II was sufficient for two over
Standard (2940 and the retention
of a tWo-game lead.
PepSi-Cola uncovered 1869 in
winning three from Olympic. Cot
ter made its record read IA VIC
tories in Is stats in taking two
from Auto Club, 1850 to 2737.
Herman Ruppel had identical
scores Of $50 for $40. one of the
few identical counts in Secretary
Fred Hirtzels files since the league
began in 1871. And his team
Sackmans, ran its string of 1000
games or better to seven straight
before colliding with a $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
Adams 10 Save
Wings Rockies
For PIdyoffs
By LEWIS III. WALTER

Jack Adams isn't going TO waste
the Red Wings precious playoff
reserves against Montreal Cana
diens this week, with the Stanley
Cup finals at least three weeks
away.
Although the Wings have ar
rived in Montreal shorthanded for
their game with the new league
champion Saturday, Adams will
probably not call on his lend-lease
players. Billy ReaX, Eddie Bruno
teau and Jud McAtee to aid the
club.
Under the lend-lease arrange
ment with Canadian amateur
hockey officials, these men can be
used IN three games during the
season. Adams is to ask President
MefVyn Button of the National
Hockey League today if this in
cludes the playoffs or just the
regular campaign.
PLAY AS AMATEURS
II lot tic Wlblt otdNOlit ANdlllo
will not use the players until
later, because Reay and Bruno
teau have each played TWO games
and McAtee one in Montreal.
All three Of the Detroit-owned
players are frozen on war jobs
and are playing on amateur teams.
Reay, who is playing manager of
the noted Quebec Aces, could
prove 10 be a real ace for the
Wings in the playoffs.
The former star with Omaha
scored against CanadienS in both
starts. He scored the first goal
as Detroit rallied for a % tie in
its last visit TO Montreal.
Bill Quackenbush definitely will
not go 10 Montreal to aid the
Wings, II as learned at Olympia
today. The injured defenseman
will try his skates Saturday for
the first time since he was thrown
into. the boards by Art Wiebe OF
Chicago last Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
had Luck
Changes
To Good

Bowling luck gives Murdoch a
pat on IN back today in review
ing the Michigan Major League
matches AZ crest Lanes. Murdoch
found 1910 not enough for one
game last week as Sackmans
hoiSted 1896 for new city season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

STATE PREP TOURNEY
CLASS A
At DEARBORN
Ford Trade 81, Dearborn 80 Catholic
Central 81, Lincoln Park IS Ec0rsc ~
De LaSale 70 Fordson IT, Wyandotte II
At FERNDALE
Ferndals "a, Royal Oak p.
CLASS Ii
AT FERNDALE
Pennington 50, East Detroit &c. Fin
Tech 40. Birmingham Is.
CLASS G
AT PONTIAC
81. Marys OIL 30. 81. Frederick 81.
CLASS ID
AT PONTIAC
81 Iosaphat 80. New Haven 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
nAKrAWN PApK

Weather. clear, track, fast.
First RRce--Annie Alone, MsNshah.
Vadina Vicar, Bunting on. Ebony Fly.
South Border.
Second Race-WinK o. Blus, BosWeEo,
luke Box. Wet Wash. Nannag, Wise
Brook
Third ftace=Efster Higher Hygros
Man. Jay d. Kan, Night Editor, Prsco.
Eenci
Fffth RAce-Mia Mia.
Sixth Eace-Defense
meter
Eighth Race-Blrd lot Tetradan.
Tower Miss. HildA May, Wise Hobby.
Rooklandviue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09

EOraISOIl
Is Win

Central was an easy
winner, but Detroit's other repre-
sentative, De La Sale, was elimi-
mated in the state regional basket
ball tournament last night at
Fordson High.
The Shamrocks remained in
the Glass A running with a 31-15
verdict over Lincoln Park. De La
Sale fell to Ecorse, 24-l9.
Fordson, the favorite,. elimi-
mated Wyandotte in a low scoring
battle, l7-11, and in the fourth
contest Ford Trade School upset
Dearborn High, 1888.
The Fortson regional quintets
resume play tomorrow night, with
Catholic Central facing Ford
Trade. and FordSon m eet tin &
Ecorse. Finals are Saturday.
Two other Detroit Catholic
League fives scored victories in
other state tournament play. ST.
Mary's Of Orchard Lake, second
division champion. won its DIST
straight game in downing Pontiac
st. Frederick for the third time
this season. 1921, in Class c.
ST. Josephat, runnerup for the
third division title, edged New
Haven, 1928 at Pontiac, when
Eddie Maciejko, who tailed is
points, sank a last minute field
goal.
With all eight playof positions
already decided, the Metropolitan
League winds upits regular bas-
ketbal season tomorrow with
Southwestern meeting Northwest
ern in the feature game.
PaifingS for the first round
playoffs, scheduled for March II
4 will be announced Sunday. North.
western, Southwestern, Macken,
zie, Central, DENLY, Southeastern
Hamtramck and Northern are Sc.
cure in first or second place in
their respective sections and quail
flied for the eliminations.
TomorroW'S schedule:
/ Highland Park at Hamtramck 2:30
southeastern at Northeastern Miller az
Eastern, "Cass At DENLY. all at $50,
Wilbur Wright at western, Southwestern
~ Northwestern. Central az Chadsey
Y. OF d. at Redf0rd, Mackenzie at Cooley
Pershing at Northern, all at 1913.
| Montague came
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
LARKIN, Kodak FIRST

Bell trailed only Tippy Lar
kin and Leo Kodak, boys who
made spectacular comebacks in
the last few weeks, Bell meets
Tommy James, highly touted
Chicagoau, and Jannazzo battles
Phil Enzenga Friday night at,
Olympia, Bell will be seeking
bis Seth straight victory.
To fashion colorful ring ca
reer, Jannazzo fought in Ger
many. Australia and Mexico
City as Wen as in most parts OF
the good old l.. S. A. Yet, on
Friday, he will be. making his
first appearance IN q Detroit
ring.
II fought tuSTaVo E1er in
Hamburg In 1898" Jannazzo
recalled. THE German troops
were marching into CZecho-Slo-
vokia and the Germans were a
lot happier than they are today.
"We had a crowd OF 10000
who puid Sti7o0o OF $4,000. I
was paid off something like
$500 in American money which
the Hamburg American Line
had deposited for me In n New
York bank. You couldn't take
money out Of Germany.
81 won by II points, but the
best I could get was draw.
The rules provide for a draw
-HHless- He-AghteF- or the ether
gets Il OF more points more
than his rival. The Hamburg
papers next day came out with
headlines that 1 was the better
fighter"
Jannazzo said the German
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-09
by United Press
rpNnTfrAV pApE~

Weather. clear: track, fast
First Race-Valdina Rumpus. Slight
Edge
Second Race--Miss Discovery. Call 70
Colors. Beau Brannon. Cananea.
Third RAce-Leo Mclaughlin, Pipe
Liner Eibble.
Eantegra, Page H.
Firth Race--Mighty Master, Lucas
Sun, Lord Bart, Ample Reward
Sixth Race-Dream Parade
Seventh Race -COmsnow, LaWriason,
ions, Bright Reign.
Eighth Race-All co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25

LA VANCE A. GLENN
SEASONS GREETINGS
to
Arnold and Andy
(S/Sgt. La Vance A. GLENN
and
(Lt. Andrew j. Martin)
from
Aunt Sue and Bill
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25

WILLIAM c. PEW, JR.
SEASONS GREETINGS
to
Our Son and Brother
William G.. Pew, Jr., SIX 2 /c
Once again it is Christmas! May
its message of better things to come
abide with you = and may the
new year bring peace and their
realization.
Mother, Dad, Jim, Don
and Helen Marie
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25

Jimmy and Billy
(Sgt James R. Urton and William R. Urton, S 1/c)
A GREETING
The job you the way you do it, may pride of these
things and love for you help to make this very
Happy Christmas
Mother and Dad
Virginia and Grandma
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25

Pvt. R. w. Chadborn
You are always in our thoughts,
especially today. We are looking
forward to next year when you'll
be home to stay. Happy Christ
mas and a Victorious New Year.
Dad, Nom, Sue and Walter
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-25
our son
"JUNIOR"

our son
JUNIOR"
(Jessie G. Carter, Jr., S 2/c)
May the bells of Christmas ring out
for peace and their echoes sound
through new year of happiness.
With love from
Nom, Dad, J. B. Lollis, F. T.,
Carl David, Venita and Virgil
(Mr. and Mrs. ]. G.. Carter
and family
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24
SEATTLE TAXES TWO GAMES TO
 GET GOOD BOOST
tBy Associated Press)

Seattle started on the trail toward the first division of the Pacific Coast League on Sunday by taking a doubleheader from San Diego. Libke won the opener, nine-inning game and Speece allowed but two hits and took the seven-inning nightcap.
 Los Angeles faltered somewhat Saturday but snapped back into winning form Sunday and took a doubleheader from Hollywood.
 The Angels nearest rival, the San Francisco Seals, could do no better than split doubleheader Saturday and Sunday with Oakland.
 Portland and Sacramento split Sunday after Roy Helser hurled a shutout for the Beavers Saturday.
 Tn the major leagues on Sunday activities were well curtailed by postponements because of weather. The Cards are still at the top of the column in the National League by taking a doubleheader from Chi cago. In the American League, the Browns, also of St. Louis, took doubleheader from the Chicago White Sox to retain leadership.
 Philadelphia clings to the second spot in the American League by taking a game from Boston Sat urday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24
HAWLEY FAMILY IN

HAWLEY FAMILY IN In Juneau from Anchorage, the Vance F. Hawley family is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24
American League
Dr. Carlson Honored
 At GoingdwdyPdrtY

In honor of Dr. Rae Lillian Carl son, who is leaving soon to make her home in Ketchikan, a party was given last Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Perry Hil- leary. MT. and Mrs. William Zirgliss were hosts for the affair, and de- lightful evening was enjoyed, at the close of which the honor guest was presented with beautiful piece of Picard.
 Those attending were MT. and Mrs. Roy Gillespie, MT. and Mrs Hilleary, Mrs. Bertie Blomgren, Mrs Pearl Burford, MT. and Mrs. L. A Sturm, Zaida Carlson, Dr. Carlson and the hosts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24

Memorial Church is claimed to be the site of her camp in that early day when settlers began to come into this area. The founders of Juneau stopped at her residence and made her acquaintance in 1880. She and her husband were familiar with gold prospects in this vicinity and gave aid to several prospectors.
 Mrs. Johnson was an active mem Der of the Alaska Native Sisterhood, Juneau Camp. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Susie Michaelson, nephews Jake and Henry Cropley; nieces Katherine, Elizabeth, and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24
SIGNAL CORPS MEN HAVE
 GOOD SUNDAY FISHING

Sgt. George Leadbetter of the local staff, Signal Corps, U. s. Army, pulled out a 33-inch, 10-pounder and 29-inch 7-pounder steelhead at Peterson Creek Sunday, and Pfc. Eric Sundsten hooked 7-pounder and landed it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24

Anna; three grand nephews serving in the armed forces, John, Jake and Alton; and grand nieces Virginia Elizabeth and June.
 The funeral for Mrs. Johnson will be held in the Memorial Church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Walter A. Soboleff officiating. Interment will be in the Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24
HAROLD KNIGHT NOW
 PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN

SEATTLE, April 24.-Making a name for himself in the Army Transportation Corps, Harold c. Knight, former manager of the Alaska Dock and Storage Company at Juneau, has just been promoted from First Lieutenant to Captain at the Seattle Port of Emharkation. Knight entered the service as a First Lieutenant November 5, 1922
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24
MRS. MARY JOHNSON
 SU(CUMBS SATURDAY

Mrs. Mary Johnson passed away shortly before l o'clock Saturday afternoon at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Jake Cropley. It is be- lieved that Mrs. Johnson was about 100 years of age.
 The deceased was the last of the pioneers who owned garden sites along what is now the Juneau wat erfront. The present location of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24
GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League

Portland 3; Sacramento 0. Oakland 3. 4; San Francisco 2, 2. Hollywood 2; Los Angeles l. San Diego 1; Seattle 0.
 National League Philadelphia 3; Boston 2. New York 2; Brooklyn 1.
 American League Washington 3; New York 6. Boston l; Philadelphia 4. Other scheduled games postponed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24
GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League

dVIITV OVt&SS Los Angeles 6, 6; Hollywood 3, O. San Francisco 1, 0; Oakland 2, 5. San Diego 4, 0; Seattle 5, ?. Sacramento 2, ?; Portland 0, 4.
 National League ss Boston 5, O; Philadelphia O, 3. St. Louis II, 5; Chicago 3, 4. New York Brooklyn, postponed. Cincinnati-P Pittsburgh, postponed
 American League Washington- New York, postponed. Boston Philadelphia, postponed. St. Louis 5, 4; Chicago 2, 3. Detroit 6, 4; Cleveland 2, 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-04-24

Vote for A. H. Ziegler for Dele gate. He has the support of no pressure group, seeks the honest vote of the individual flask n.
 Paid Adv.