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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Last Laugh Had
By This Horse

American soldier turf fans with
the army Down Under" are
learning that other folk have
their equine heroes.
For instance, Carbine. winner Of
80 Of his 43 starts and a famed
sire in later years, is the idol Of
Australian racegoers. He was a
horse that liked 10 win and showed
il in more ways than by his
record.
In his only defeat of his Swear
old season the usually we'll
hammered and docile Carbine came
back to the unsaddling enclosure
in a temper and tried 10 bite the
clerk OF the scales.
Later that same afternoon he
again raced the aptly\ named
Marvel. the horse that had beaten
him, and this time beat Marvel by
seven lengths coming back to the
stands as jaunty as could be with
the equine equivalent Of a smile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Marine Explodes

Marines Heil's, who held the
title previously, have had a
challenge in since April. 1912.
Marine is not the type of per-
son to get his dander up easily,
but he exploded after the let
ter was read.
What do you think OF that,
Shoemaker: (his pet address to
friends). Does Linsx think he's
Hitler? To my way Of thinking
once you drop out Of line you
60 10 the end, not back TO the
beginning. That giving me first
choice reeks with politics. What
about Z g. b? Do they bowl
July &. I wouldn't attempt TO
answer for fear the letter would
burn before it reached q mail
box" he concluded before re-
Stunning the role of fine host for
which he Is noted
Norris agrees with Marine,
but after all the NBPA runs
the show. The z & B boys are
sizzling and have a right to be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Doubles Match Ends

HERE AND THERE'S GO
ing 10 be difficult for Lou Sielaff
and Chef Bukowski 10 overcome
the 259-pin lead Of Norris and
Johnny Petro in the last Ia
games Of their 35-game set at
Rolswile this Sunday al 3 and
9 p. m.
Buddy Bomar's classic. open
ing at Marigold in Chicago Nov.
4. has a net value OF $4,000
with 492 contestants Joe
Roosevelt gets ribbed as Gar
field manager The Bowlers
Victory Legion supplied 200, 900
decks of cards. 17,254 fishing
kits, 325,000 pocket size books,
etc, TO soldiers overseas last
season ID. Marquis latest story
Did you hear about the moron
90 interested in sports he sat UP
ell night TO watch the toilet
BOWL!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Baltimore 5 BiQ
Park Pays Off

Baltimore's erstw lille vast
void" the municipal stadium, has
turned out TO be gold mine.
When the Baltimore Orioles were
burned out of their old wooden
park they sought refuge in the
big stadium. Crowds grew from
the old ten and twelve thousand
gatherings to $4,000. to $4,000
and finally TO $1,000.
Now there are plans being made
to roof over the curve in the
horseshoe for baseball. The ORR
oles want to stay there.
In the meantime, Navy has
found il profitable TO play as
many as four football games there
and two or three proposed pro-
fessional leagues are trying To get
the place for a home field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Letter Is Read

In a letter to Marine, We
read in Milwaukee recently,
Linsz stated:
..Ax We have n team again IN
the field we feel we should have
the first opportunity to bowl
Stroh and arrangements are al
ready under way to bowl them
I'm November. The title must
be defended three times this
season. Your team IN next In
line and then comes + a b of
Detroit.
THE second match will be
held the latter part of January,
or the first part of February,
and the third will take place
sometime In April. As your
team L. ahead Of Il. a b. we are
giving you first choice rs 10
whether you would like 60
bowl In January, February or
April"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
N. Y. Turf Bets
To Pass Billion

NEW YORK, Oct. II (INS)-
The Empire City meeting, starting
next week, will wind up the most
successful racing season the New
York tracks ever had.
When the curtain is rung down,
the New York punters will have
bet far in excess of a billion dol
lars this year. That's right. A bill
lion! Like this: 1000, 100000.
Deduct s per cent of that for
the state and a per cent for the
tracks and you will readily under
stand that both the state and the
tracks did all right for themselves.
How the late James Butler
would have enjoyed that. The
multimillionaire groceryrnan, who
owned the Empire City track.
never dreamed of such sums in
his day in the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

IIttulttu III oidkkhhk o<t ~ a
Paris rink, where the boulevar-
diers slipped their cognac and
watched delightedly while the saw
ages from North America hacked
1t out.
BALD FACTS DEPT.-Don't
kid a bald-headed man unless you
check TO see II he Is homicidal 1.
Now that the two race horse
trainers involved are out OF town
we can tell this one: One of the
leading trainers here every season.
a man whose horses won close to
Sc, 900, is so sensitive over his
absolute badness he never re-
moves his hat when he can avoid
Il His friend runs him a close
second on badness, but can take a
ribbing.
FRIGHT WIG ANNOYED
At dinner together one day they
sat at a table next to a Detroiter
with a thick mop of hair >. The
Detroiter. ignoring his Emily Post,
brought out a pocket comb and
started raking his brush while
looking at the horsemen
Look at that guy, George"
snarled the first trainer. He's
making fun of U.S."
Despite the glares and snarls
of the baldy, the diner with the
fright wig kept combing it and
patting ii through dinner II
was all the second trainer could dc
to restrain his friend from going
over several times and punching
the man whom he insisted was
ridiculing his badness.
Finally the two trainers started
to leave Badly No. stopped
behind the Detroiter with the big
bush He put his fingers at the
base of the Detroiter's skull and
went right up over his scalp. push
ing long wavy locks down over his
chin.
''Now, comb that, you fur
bearing so-and-so," growied the
bald one >. The fight that fol-
lowed almost broke up one Of
the incest places in town.
FORMER TITAN CLICKS
Johnny Metras, who was one oi
Gus Dorais' best centers at Univer.
sity of Detroit, has another great
Canadian football team at West.
ern University of London, Ont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Spariing
No Pins
Merino Incenseo
Over Match Dea
BY HAROLD KAiIE

Eddie Linsz of Cleveland, sec
rotary of the National Bowling
ProprietorS Association, is fast
becoming called the Little Ro-
tund Dictator" OF match play.
At least, that's the way Joe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Wounded HiI|foppers
Returned 10 Duty

Two former left halfbacks on
Marquette football teams have re-
covered from war injuries and
are reported to be back on duty
Sgt. Steve Zimmerman, 1871,
who was in a glider crackup, and
Sgt. Billy Freewalt. 1912. who re-
ceived flax wounds in his ankle.
Freewalt wears many decorations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

last year with 1172 for the six
game test over II alleys: Logan
Square Bucks, national cham
pions, with Nina Van Camp, ma
tional singles and all . events
titleholder and Dorothy Miller,
seven times national winner,
are among the entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
CAN'T LOSE HExTALL


HEAVEN FORBID DEPTH
you think the New York Rangers
were lousy last season when it
IS to 0 against them or no count,
think what they will be this year
II Canadian selective service Of
ficials insist on mailing Bryan Hex
tall, veteran right wing, to his
farm Hextall, who could play
on the best team that ever took
the ice in the N. Fl. L.. kept Pat
rick's team from total collapse
with some aid from Otto Heller
|. The Chicago Black Hawks
may miss that wild-scoring Indian,
Doug Bentley. too.
ONE FOR THE BOOKS-lt
will be bit ironic, IL after all the
great players and brilliant teams
Charley Backman has had, he
should come up with his first I'M
beaten. united team in n years of
coaching this season, when his
Michigan state team is composed
of 17-year-olds, army rejects and
a sprinkling of returned soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

c u b past
D r sid e nts,
S a m u e / II.
r U b i n e r,
president, an
nOunceS.
Among the
honored guests,
all men who
contributed so
much to the
success Of the
club, will be
Leo NJ. ButZel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

deadline Nov.
l she already
has over 100
entries from
all over the
Middle West
and ~ e w
Y o r X and
needs only
l 2 / to 60
over the top.
Betty Brug-
man McCar-
thy. winner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

Members Of Franklin Hills
Country Club will depart from
the usual routine at the annual
meeting there Tuesday night.
They will pay tribute to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

Edwardina Coy is all enthused
over her fourth annual Detroit'S
original women's individual clas-
sic TO be held at Whittier Rec
reation Nov. as. With the entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22


Norris a n d
Hank Marine
of Milwaukee
feel about
him following
the naming
Of his Linsz
r e cation
team the No.
l challenger
for the ma
tional crown
h e ! d b y
Stroh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

the organizations first president.
He was president in 1914-15 when
II was BEDFORD Golf Club, the pre-
decessor of Franklin Hills.
Another will be Judge Charles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Favor Bears Sunday
10 Points Over Lions
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

CHICAGO 21-Chcagos confident that despite two
early defeats they still retain their National Football
League title installed 10pont favores the
Detroit Lions their Wrgey Field meeting here this Sunday
rolled 34-7 triumph the dorganized Card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Probable lineups
DETROIT
Pep Is PapaIeo

Willie Papaleo is the worlds
featherweight champion, but the
fans wouldn't know him by that
name. He's known as Willie Pep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Frosh Have Their Day

Forty-three Of the 81 players on
the Iowa football squad are fresh
men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Pro Football
WESTERN DIVISION

THIS SUNDAYS GAMEo
Cleveland at Green Bay.
Card-Pitt al New York,
Brooklyn at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Chicago Bears.
LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Washington IL. Boston IA.
New York IA. Brooklyn z.
Chicago Bears "a. CArd-Pitt 7.
Cleveland 20. Detroit IT.
tOnly games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Quarterbacks to Hear
A Notre Dame Miller

families have contributed much to the football his
tory the Mlers The latest and of the
greatest Creighton year and assist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
With Lewis H.WaIter
OFF THE HOOK,
OFF The HOOK Nth Lewis n. We
British Want Wings
For Postwar Visit

STRAWS DEPT.-Britkh promoters already
corresponding with Jack Adams the Red Wings for proposed
Want the heat of Detroit
won't forget their tour with Canadens after winning
st Bad blood between the clubs finally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Claims Cage
Ti|ts Thrown
Allen Says Players
Sold Out TO Gamblers

LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct. 81
UP)-Dr. F. c. (Phog) Allen,
University of Kansas basketball
coach. said today he had tele-
graphed Ned Irish, acting preSi-
dent of Madison Square Garden in
New York, concerning his charge
collegiate basketball games had
been thrown" in the Garden.
Allen said he wired Irish in
reply to the New York promoters
request he furnish players in
volved in throwing games.
II have made the statement
1t was alleged that basketball
players sold out to gamblers or
were connected In such q way
they were dismissed from the
squad" Aliens telegram stated.
Here the K. u. coach deleted
19 words of the telegram, saying
that those words contained the
names of more than two players
involved in throwing one game,
and that the information was for
Irish only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

Pitt combine last Sunday after
losing to Green Bay and Cleve-
land, the same two clubs which
have beaten the Lions. Return to
top form of halfback Ray
(Scooter) Mclean, plus a feeling
that the Bears now are on their
accustomed way. accounts for
their role as favorite.
Nevertheless. the Chicago eleven
does not discount the threat pro-
vided by frankie Sinkwich, Bob
Westfall and company.
BEAR DEFENSE READY
Co-coaches Heartily (Hunk) An
derson and Luke Johnson have
groomed Bear defenses to halt the
running attack of the top Lion
duo, and some $4,000 fans are
expected to be on hand to see il
they can do il. The Bears have
not been beaten here since 1871.
Sinkwich is the leagues leading
ground gamer, is tied for second
in the scoring column, ranks
second in punting and fifth in
passing. Coach Charles (Gus)
Dorais can cross his fingers and
hope frankie has no renewal of
the appendix pains which forced
him from the Cleveland game last
week, for as Sipkwich goes, so
likely will go Lion chances of
victory.
EDGE ON LINE
Detroit, With a line averaging
223 pounds per man, has A definite
weight advantage of the Bears.
However, the Chicago club has
good balance, ample reserve ma
terial and the speed to make its
T formation work.
The veteran. Gene Ronzani,
brought out Of retirement this
season by the Bears despite his
IS years to help Offset the alb
sence of Sid Luckman, will pilot
the Chicago attack, with new
conner Johnny Long spelling him.
The Bears and Lions are tied for
third place in the western division
standings, with one victory and
two defeats apiece.
Probable lineups:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

The mbeaten Mustangs are ready
TO challenge Canada's best.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
DODGE ISSUE

at is very difficult 20 get
proof to substantiate certain
charges in my possession" the
telegram continued. "Much In
formation have involves
coaches who frankly and hon
estly told me things for which
they now refuse to take public
responsibility"
Allen included in his telegram
his contention he meant no per
sonal offense toward Irish anC
congratulated him on his Madison
Square Garden operation. He sale
his chief concern was over the
basketball bling in the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

FORMER TITAN CLICKS
Johnny Metras, who was one of
Gus Dorais' best centers at Univer-
sity of Detroit, has another great
Canadian football team at West
ern University of London, Ont. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Suspect Has Nam
OF z Presidents
Augustine Cleveland
Harding Arrested
See o,her plctursa PAGE II.

Augustine Cleveland Harding
50 Of 395l Lincoln. VIII be IN tho
police showup Sunday from noon
10 2 p. m 10 be viewed by De
trolterS who have been flecCod IA
the last IS months OF $3.50 70
Sl050 by a man falsely represent
Ing hImSch-tO be a salesman for
rugs made hy blind persons
The nameSake Of two presidents
vas arrested on complaint Of Mrs
Anna La Plantc. 1892 Eighteenth
Mrs Ia Plantc said she paid
$3.50 as down payment on p
purchase which, she Was
told. would be made bv The De
tTCI Rug Works. g9l7 Nack-
'vf'fCh ne rug was not delivered
as promised. she learned that ti1c
Detroit Rug Works had no sales
man answering the description %
ne man 10 whom she gave the
5000 Mrs La plante told l.
Andrew oDay Of the special IN
Ncstigation squad
O Day wants any one else Who
has been mulctcd IN a manner
similar 70 Mrs Ia Plarte 20
communicate with hlm a. police
HaaEtH44aFf .2a,E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Windsor Threatened
By New Truck Tieup
Times Phot

WINDSOR. Jan. 15-A threat
20 cali out All truck drivers in
Windsor and tie UP transporta.
ton Of war goods. was made Sat
urday by the Transfers Union
lAEL-l unless there j. an imme-
date settlement ~ the l5-day
strike AZ The Dlrec Winters
Transport Co.
The union Is seeking recogni-
ton and a contract from the com
pany 30 deadilne was set for
the strike action which was voted
az a mass meeting of the union
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Il Can't Last Forever.
Weatherman Warns

Detroiters basking in sunlight
and temperatures ranging !r.-tAe
30s, are fortunate because east
bound storms have Just skinned
Michigan. the. weather bureau ex-
planned Saturday.
But. they warn: LOOK OUT
FOR THE REBOUND,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
New HatlO Comic
In Sunday Times
Little Iodine Makes
Her Debut Here Jan. q
Times Photo

Jimmy Hatlo, comic creator Of
They'll Do II Everytime. has a
new one, Little Iodine . starting
Sunday, Jan. g. in the Times
comic section.
Let Jimmy tell you about her.
"She Is an Outgrowth OF the
brats l used to draw. She rep
resents the nAughtiness tn all
little girls l see 10 it that she's
never really vicious.
"She's just a pain in the neck.
II have no children Of my
n--hsi-4-r+t-rfut-ur- ffeAg
from friends OF mine who tell
tales on their own kids. That's
Little Iodine"
The new comic will be 2 regular
feature IN the Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Stolen Bonds Found
On Arrested Man

FBI agents Saturday cues
toned James II. Iensley p, Of
Louisville, Ky held by Detroit
police on charges Of footing
autos about his possession Of
soldier equipment and 81 500
worth Of stolen war bonds
Hcnslev was arrested Thurs
day in the Greyhound station by
Traffic Pstroiman John ByrnS
and scout car Officers Michael
kidlorski and Wayne AShby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Sentences Extended
TINES Photo

IONA, Jan. 15-Delbert Haney,
Is, of Kalamazoo, and Randall
Vandergriff, 20, of Mancelona,
were given additional sentences of
from IL 10 417 years by Circuit
Judge DAVIS here today for escap-
ing last month from a reforma-
tory trusty gang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
SPARS' Quota Increased

NEW YORK. Jan Is Up
The SPARS national recruitment
quota has been increased from
S 500 officers and enlisted women
20 1900 Rear Admiral Stanley
y Parker of Tho coast guard an.
nUgnCcd today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
LAXITY DENIED

To police charges of laxity on
the part Of the coroners office,
Deputy Coroner Knobloch, who
went TO the scene of the holdup
Thursday night, admitted that he
made only cursory examination
of the body before ordering il
taken TO the morgue. He said he
was not told the victim had been
shot.
Edward Haberman. son-in-law
Of the slain man, said that when
he received news of Wilkes death
he went Immediately TO the gas
station, where he met Or. Knob
leeh. He quoted the deputy as
saying:
- s-s4aast-hatt- died of natural
causes, don't you think so? ."
He continued that he did not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Schedule Beaten
AT Willow Run,
Ford Announces
Plant Now Largest
-SuppIier OF BIAS;
Hundreds Each Month

Willow Run Is ahead Of ms pro-
duction schedule for the fourth
consecutive month, it was an.
nounced today by officials Of the
Ford Motor Co.
At the same time the company
said that Willow Run now is the
largest supplier OF four-motored
B-24 bombers for the army air
forces.
I'VE now are producing sew
eral hundred bombers a month";"
the announcement SAID, "and are
nearing our projected peak.
HOW II WAS DONE
"In November we announced
that we had flown away more
than 900 bombers from Willow
Run and that considerable
additional number had been
shipped In knocked-down form
for assembly elsewhere.
obviously, these figures have
been surpassed now. There
were five times as many B-24s
delivered from the plant during
the last quarter Of the year as
were delivered during the first
quarter.
The more efficient toOling
that went into Willow Run, the
production flow mechanism and
distribution Of manufacture that
was installed by Ford now are
telling the story In terms OF in
creased production.
WILL COME OUT EVEN
THE early critics claimed
that our tooling cost several
times that of a comparable
plant using oId-line aircraft pro-
ductlon methods.
THAT vas true. But we pro-
duce bombers worth the total
cost of our tooling every few
DAYS now at Willow Run. The
small original additional invest
ment has paid for itself many
times In terms OF getting
greater numbers Of heavy bomb
erS just when heavy bOmbers
are most important.
1T looks as though the air
forces and Willow Run are go
ing to come out even. Their
tempo-of attack and our tempo
Of production have stayed close
together
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
rudy EderIes Father Dies

NEW YORK, Jan. Is 1NSl-
Henry Ederle, So, father of Cert
trude Ederle. the English Channe.
swimmer, was killed last night in
an automobile accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
OINeQuestionz
In Killing of Gas
Station Manager
Prepare TO Back Up
Accusations OF LaxitY
Against Coroner's Office

Detectives Saturday night were
grllling two suspects in the muir
der of Arthur Wilkie, So, during
the holdup OF gasoline station,
Of which he was manager, at
l262l Greenfield. --
At the same time police officials
were prepared, they said. 10 back
up charges of negligence against
the COrOner's office, which for %
hours failed 10 learn that Wilkie
had been slain, and had not died
OF natural causes as was first re-
ported 20 police.
Held at detective bureau are
Herbert Brown, 81, of Detroit.
and Wesley Cross OF Milwaukee,
both of whom have prison records.
NOTHING ON THEM
Although attaching Importance
20 their arrests, Chief of Detec-
tIves Paul II. Wencel said:
"Ae- have nothing on then"
Cross. who AZ FIRST told polics
he was Roy Little, II, Of Chicago.
was described by Milwaukee police
as shooting fool"
He was arrested at Twenty
third and Bagley early Friday on
-suspTCIOu IN me investigation OF
the holdup of a gas station at
$3.50 w. Fort. He admitted rob-
bling a station at 6001 w. Fort
Jan. y.
Police checked the bullet fired
from a revolver he was carrying
and said it did not compare with
the bullet taken from Wilkie's
BODY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Grand Jury
Judge Hears
Reporter Case
Posipones Disposition
al Lansing Pending
Further Investigation
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. IS - Frank
Morris, Detroit Times reporter,
was found guilty today of con-
tempt Of court by Circuit Judge
Leland w. Carr, head OF the
states grand jury investigating
legislative graft
Disposition of The case was post
poned pending investigation Of a
rumor, Judge Carr said, that Nor
ris has interviewed another grand
jury witness.
Morris was found guilty OF con-
tempt as a result Of story IN the
Times Jan S in which ne revealed
that the grand jury was inveSti-
eating the state Liquor Control
Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
A SECOND oFFENsEr

During the past % hours a
rumor has come 10 me that
grand jury witness was inter,
viewed nv the respondent.
who attempted 10 elicit infor-
nation from him about his
testimony before the grand
jury
Therefore. I am holding In
allowance his sentence until
this matter can be Investigated.
When court opened SATURDAY
morning Kim SIglcr. grand jury
prosecutor. asked the court e
find Morris guilty of contempt
He said he had no new testimony
% offer and was resting his case
on the testimony of Morris, HIM
SELF.