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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Koualcik's 95-Yard Run
Climaxed Props Great Day
BY TOM HARPER

elk broke loose and went II yards
TO tie the score.
In the same quarter the Sham
rocks again went into the lead
1916, after Dick Ciesilski and Joe
Miglio elaborated in a drive
which carried SO yards From the
15-yard line Miglio tossed a pass
TO Tom Collins in the end zone for
a TOUCHDOWN.
But the Lions were not TO be
defeated that day In the third
period Kovalcik led drive which
went 81 yards 10 a touchdown.
Kovalcik plunged over from the
2-yard marker.
With only seconds to play in the
game. the Shamrocks had driven
to the Lions S-yard line. Three
downs failed 10 gain, and with
time for only one play left Miglio
dropped back and shot pass III.
tended for Capt. Bill Wightkin, in
the end zone, but the ball fell
short and wide and Kovalcik came
in and shared the ball on his
5-yard line and went 95 yards for
a touchdown.
Time expired while Kovalcik
was streaking down the Sidelines
This dash of Kovalcik not only
added to the Lions scoring total
but had not the feet-footed half
back broken through and inter-
cepted the pass the final score
might have read: Catholic Central
1S, Holy Redeemer Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

father. We suspected this because
the boys cast was not up to par
Every time he tossed out line
mean back lash would result
The man then took the boy ~
tow and taught him the technique
of casting The master OF fly ana
bait casting went into action and
in no time he had The llttlC fellow
casting like a veteran and Their
came a strike!
Take the rod Take the rod"
yelled the boy.
NO. no, YOU pull him in" the
man said
After lot of struggle and eN-
Citement the bass was landed In
all probability the memory of the
incident will live in This boys lie
forever
As VIC sat there watching the
experience of these two. w
thought how fine n would be for
every man who loves the outdoor,
to take a boy or girl fishing on
their next trip.
There were many people of ma
ture years who never did any
hunting fishing. camping or out
door exploring. Maybe they neyes
had a father or a chance 10 so or
such trips
We Just can't help feeling SORRY
for such folks they've missed q
LOT OF pleasure and an element of
education and self-reliancr. moro
valuable than book learning For
many SHct1 ttfcrr rs St1ii tin7C =
enjoy some new thrills. 90 Learn
Surprising things about nature co.
her various moods and garbs Thai
is why u Is important 10 make y
possible for children ~ Get az
early start in the outdoors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
DRAMATIC FINISH

Notwithstanding the shocking
finish. the TIGERS late season
drive for top honors,. MAS more
than dramatic since II was
achieved by a club that in pre-
season specuiatIons was given Int
tie or no chance to finish in the
first division let alone be pen
nant winner. Some experts pre-
dicted they would wind up in the
cellar.
Much credit for the success OF
the Tigers is, Of course, due TO
the able management of Steve
O'Neil and the sensational pitch
ing of Harold Newhouser and
Trout. The latter aces, named
No. / and No 2 most valuable
players in the American League
combined TO win SO games. smash
ing long-enduring records.
The % year old left handed
Newhouser hagged % games and
lost but seven while the right
handed Trout captured II and lost
nine.
Other important contributions
TO the Tigers great drive was the
tremendous hitting of Dick Wake
field. Doc Cramer also thrilled
with his timely Swatting in the
late weeks of the campaign. while
defensively Eddie Mayo spanked
the infield and Paul Richards and
Bob Swift provided the club with
excellent catching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
That UM-OSU Game

Was il that day Of days down
at Columbus when a Michigan
team kept coming from behind 10
lead Ohio State -. the underdog
that wouldn't stay down and
then there vas that great plunge
of the terrific Buckeye, Les Hof-
Vath -. over the pack and over
the goal line dive that beat
Michigan and made Horvath the
player-of-the year and Ohio the
greatest college team in all the
land in 1914.
1t was magnificent .. that bat
tie between two great schools
down at Columbus -. but II
wasn't the event in the sports
world that stirred and tugged -.
there was a greater one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

SlOeS, Wfen the Ddll moves HlSluS
the 10-yard line.
Mackenzie was inside Redeem
er's 10 no less than five, times
during the game. To make IT
even more exciting, the Stays
were in that territory on two
occasions when they were battling
the clock as well as the Lions.
Four times previously Mac
kenzie failed to cross the goal line
against the underweighed, under
manned Redeemers. The public
schools fifth thrust was another
race against time, and the Stays
had first down on the Lions 3.
With only minute 10 play
Mackenzie tried three forward
pa--eS and all failed One more
down to 90 and only seconds re-
naming before the final whistle.
II was almost an anti-climaX
when Wood, a 6-foot 4-inch end,
dropped back 10 try for field
goal. The Mackenzie team, fruS-
tratcd so many times before. was
weak from the tension as Wood ;
boot from the l3-yard line sailed
SQuarely between the uprightS.
You can imagine how the
fagged-out Redeemer kids felt
when they saw the same thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Neither Would Talk

The biggest thrill of all came
that night sitting IN the soft
shadows of a night club with
Capt. Maurice Britt of the U. s.
Army and 1t. Byron 'Whizzer"
White of the u. s. Navy.
I sat between these two heroes
former Detroit Lions q.
Capt. Britt had lost an ann in
Italy the first athlete TO re-
receive the Congressional Medal
of Honor in World War ii.
Others had told the story OF the
bravery and heroiSm of Capt.
Britt 1t. White also was deco
rated but the story of WhiZzer in
the Pacific with those PIT boats
hasn't been told yet -.
The WhiZZer wouldn't talk that
night about himself neither
would Britt They didn't want
10 and you respected them for
their silence.
But il was the quiet of deep
solemnity and sitting in the pres
ence of those two fine Americans
in that mellow-lit spot you knew
your greatest humility.
Thrill?
That was II!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

the national high school meet
and then the western were or
Bartzen'S side.
All players know 10 months
preparation Is distinct sdvan-
tage over a fellow like Sayres.
who had four. II means better
control and condition when all
other items are equal. Not the
rugged type. Sayres' chips were
high intelligence. skill. nerve.
Catching inspiration from each
other, the lads performed miracles
of riposte, redemption and con-
troll as 10 to Ia shot rallies kept
spectators standing or tidgeting on
the edge OF their seats.
Game after game went TO deuce
until the call was Go. SayreS
had the thirteenth in hand. only
TO fail clearing the tape by a
WhiSkeF- eH-eHe- point going e-+t
by an eyelash on another
zen won at Sc, as the appDa
went 10 SayreS
The thrill? A gamcSter's stand
against fate, and Superhly pre-
pared opponent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Black Badge Was
Dream Horse
3-Yeer-OId Champ
Thrilled Thousands
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

In season which stretched
from May into September,
steady diet OF horse-racing six
days a week left thousands of
turf regulars in a condition where
racing was 24-hour-a-day propo-
sition because they dreamed the
sport all night.
In these dreams one particular
horse usually led the rest. To the
writer and for thousands of others,
am sure. the horse was Black
Badge, Swear old champion of
the Detroit season.
Black Badge really was some
thing TO dream about. He won a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

runner since the DAYS OF Red
Grange, was the freshman sensa-
ton Of the year
II was against Great Lakes that
Buddy first flashed his best run
ming. Taking the ball from center.
he circled his right end and raced
- yards around bewildered
bunch OF sailors 10 keep Illinoi
the ball game. This was a 80
football battle, ending IN 70 10
20 tie.
A few weeks later. Buddy had
another good day against Notre
Dame The Irish devoted a lot OF
time TO planning a defense against
Buddy. But IL was useless On
the first play of the game, he
raced "a yards Tor a marker.
II he returns TO school next year
you can look for more sensational
running from this youngster. He
holds the national f00-yard dash
title and adds stiffness TO II on
the football feid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Illinois Flash
Runs 10 Fame
IIlini's Grid sprints
Unforeettable Sight
BY EDGAR HAYES

Covering football In the Mid
west provides at least one thrill
every Saturday afternoon. They
play hard, rugged football in this
section and the teams are more
evenly matched than in most
areas.
What more could a sport fan
ask than football game like the
Michigan Ohio State encounter?
IL had everything and lots OF II.
Then there was the game be-
tween the Green Bay Packers and
the Chicago Bears in Green Bay.
With three minutes to go. the
Bears rallied to tie the score and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
E&B Feat
Of Year
Record for Month
Greatest in History
BY HAROLD KAHL

My greatest bowling thrill the
past year took exactly one month
10 consummate. believe 1t or not.
II was the shooting of the E e. B,
champion of The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic, during October
when this team not only COM
pleted the most brilliant four
weeks Of kegling in the history
of this city. but one that has gone
unchallenged as the greatest for
a single month in this country.
In seven different houses, over
rs different lanes, Capt. Louis Sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

the Lions a real chance TO upset.
ting the Shamrocks. even with the
record the Lions had piled up
during the regular season OF seven
straight victories.
The Shamrocks jumped into a
60 lead in the first quarter when
they marched 81 yards in three
plays to score. It looked as if the
defending titleholders would push
the Lions right out of the stadium.
But in the second period koval-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Goodfenows Game
Is Thriller
Las+-Minu+e Goal
q Dramatic Finish
BY JAKE BERsoN

The dramatic finish to the 1914
Goodfellows y championship
football game between Mackenzie
High and Holy Redeemer before
10000 people AT Briggs Stadium
rates uppemost among the sea-
sons thrills.
But the field goal that big Jerry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

start and I'm at the tiller OF
Bitten as we jockey around IN
the lively t5-mile wind.
It's an old Mackinac race ira
dition that the owner takes his
boat over the start and finish (,
but BlitZen's owners 4. Ernie
Crates and Murray Knapp. told
me to hold on 10 the stick 49,
they were tching Jimmy
Groves Manitou,
VANS THRILL
So I Steered Bitten over the
line all choked and II would
have been slick start too II
Stormy Petrol, the 40-foot cutter
of Dave Suffer and Eddie Fllnter-
man, on a haphazard course for
God-kRews-wheFe, hadn't -laffed
Us.
But II was exciting and in my
sailing memories -. tand by now
there are SO manyD / can for
get how important | felt sailing
Bitten over the start
recall Lee Smits and how
tickled he was sailing his own
ship. broom, back in IS. Headed
for the line, he heard Ted Farms
worth, then skipper of Nawanna,
scream, Did you pay?"
FarnSworth's cry utterly de-
flated Lee how unyachty 10
bring up a bill al this time he
thought and what bill? What
did he have to pay?
But what Lee found out later
at Mackinac was that Farnsworth
had yelled not, Did you pay?"
but Fright of WAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Washington Plans
Huge Boat Hdrbor

A new marina. accommodating
$50 recreational craft. is being
pushed as postwar project by
Washington, d. c. yachtsmen.
Revised plans of u. S. Army En-
gineers place the new basin adj
jacent 10 the Capital Yacht CluG.
To date two marinas and a com
mercial pier have been con-
structed at a cost Of more than
81 0OO 000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

touchdowns and
RedeeHcr de-
feated Catholic
Central, 20-12,
to capture the
Catholic II & h
School football
champions h j p
and be Catholic
Leagues repre-
sentative in the
annual G d.
fellows game.
G o m par a
lively few gave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

chunky sack of a jockey. Johnny
Adams, in the saddle, the son Of
Cohort racked up six victories.
He was beaten by Seven Hearts,
Amber Light and Wise Moss, all
older horses. while trying 10 carry
top weight Of ut pounds in the
SIS 600 Governors Handicap, July
s. But he came back TO run most
of his rivals dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
High Cage Boys

Valparaiso is willing to match
height with any other basketball
team in the nation tins year Eight
members of the team tower over
the foot 3 inch mark. John
Chambers is s feet 10 inches. Coon
.Schoon is Just an inch shorter.
The high boys were high scores in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

roast wild duck
all In one for
me. IF Fid-
dler's witch.
my catboat, is
listening, then
I'm only fool
ing, Baby0
And new ctr
piece CO m e s
down TO the
Mackinac race
last July -.
it's 10 minutes
he fore tn c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

IN the Run for
the Roses" I'M
Ill he shot out
OF The pac X
coming d o W n
the stretch TO
W. in & o n 6
away.
IL was one OF
the most color
full finishes IN
Kentucky Der
by history But
was that It?
No, not quite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

1888 Bermuda race and a winner
from st. Petersburg 10 Havana
the following March.
And then a queen of the At
lantic extended her reign to the
Pacific by sailing away with the
San Francisco TO Honolulu classic
in 1899.
Why even the artisans down at
Nevins' yard at City Island in
New York =. men who had built
hundreds of fine ships. dropped
everything to come down and sa-
lutte Bitten when she was en-
route to the Great Lakes and the
Detroit Yacht Club last spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Bill Sayres' Game Scrap
Excited Tennis Experts
BY STANLEY l.. BRINK

a loser provided an unforget-
table thrill during the national
junior and boys tennis champion
ships at Kalamazoo College last
August
Bill Sayres, Detroit champion,
opposed southpaw Bernard Bart
zen, San Angelo, Tex, national
champion, a sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

ending in which
the Tigers on a
Sunday,
the last day of
the season al
Briggs Sta
d / u m S u c.
cunlbed TO the
brilliant four
hit pitching of
Emil tDutch)
Leonard OF the
w a 5 h in gton
S Q n a I o I S,
4 10 l. as the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Father and Son Fishing Day
Was Gillies' Big Thrill
Nv DON GILLIEs

When we smile over little
flashes Of memory Of outdoor ex-
perienceS during the last year like
pheaSants rising by the thousands
in South Dakota; fighting Steel
head trout grabbing ~ everything
we threw them IN the Madison
River in Montana, or shaking a
TaCCoon out of an old oak while
night hunting with Gil Pullam,
or watching r. X Arnold Times
photographer. fall into Anchor
Bay while taking a picture on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

laff, 20; Fred
B r e C kle, as;
Chef BukowskL
2S; Thernan
Gibson, ~, and
Ere d Bujaek,
80, av er a ged
1036,14 for 80
& a eS Their
total pinnage
w as 4 04 l 8,
with a top Sc.
rieS Of 33 5 5,
third highest in
the records of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
TigersProviide
Biggest Thrill
Sensational Pennant
Drive Is Lost
BY Leo MACpoNELL

The writer's biggest thrill in
1914 sports was the Tigers excit-
ing American League champion
ship hid which was carried
dramatically down 10 the final
hours of the season.
Though Disappointing 20 a De-
troit fan. III was a hair tIng1lng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

fortune lot MS
o w n er, A b e
Hirschberg, and
trainer Frank
c h ds, tn e
quiet Nebras-
kan who had
I &c o mmended
his purch ase
I o r $4,000
from the Milky
Way Farm of
Mrs. Ethel V.
Mars.
w 18th I'll at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

then the Pack
ers tailed twice
10 win
But the big
I hTills were
provided by a
speedy Y u n g
Negro halfback
( o Wendell
Philips High IN
Chicago play
ing for Illinois
Claude Buddy
Y o u g. the
most dangerous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
LOTS OF TROUBLE

be sure TO AVOID
the trou b ! @
some TO u < h
bordering t h c
creek at the
left and below
the tree.
A m s c u c
sending his ball
into the creek
or rough cons
ceivably could
have cost him
the champion
IL $500 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

Was il that smuggling. furious
toe-to-toe gore-making punching
fest between LaMotta and ko-
chan at Olympia
Did the thrill OF the year come
that day when Dick Wakefield,
With that rhythmic wayne has.
hit the flagpole way out in Briggs
Stadium with a fly -. a terrific
hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Visit an Old Foe

The White SoN will train in
Terrc Haute, Ind. next spring.
They'll find that the most cele-
bratcd baseball man around that
town is an old rival bowman, Nor
dccai Brown, who has a prosper
Gus oil station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Bob Tales
His Thrill Was One
Of Great Humility
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

The thrill Of 1874 Tor Murphy?
Was h PenSive coming down on
the inside 10 win the Kentucky
Derby
He had been behind all the way
.p. wasn't figured in there at all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Byrd's Midland Drive
Is Real Golfing Feat
BY NJ. f. DRUKENBROD

In winning the Michigan PEA al Midland last Sam
Byrd furnished what must with the greatest driving eas IN golf
something believed would be He
the 340yard seventeenth the final round
: doq be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
TEAMS RECORD

This Stupendous record reads as
follows: Oct. 4-Michigan Major,
Crest, 1920; 6-Greater Detroit,
Olympic. 1l72 in 1881, Bujack,
757; 10-Detroit Times Classic.
Chene-TFemBly 1928 ff--Miehi-
gan Major, Crest. 1926, Bfeekle
300 in 1872; 13-Greater Detroit
Olympic, 28l6; 17v-Detroit Times
Classic, Twenty Grand 1895.
Oct 1S- Michigan Major. Crest
30o9: 20 Greater Detroit, OlXm-
pic, 3206: "a Detroit Times Clas-
sic, Royal Oak, BOSS IS -
Michigan Major. Crest. 1855,
Breckle TBS and Gibson, 100; 27-
Greater Detroit, Olympic, $3.50;
29-Detroit Times Classic Palace.
1140 in 3247; 2l-Detroit Times
Classic, Grand Central, 2S40
In addition to the 1855 this
+ & B team reelcd off four
straight series of 5000 and nine
series of 5000, or better. While
Sielaff and his mates rolled al the
Crest and Olympic Recreations
four times they never were on the
same pair of alleys. Their achieve
ment goes down in our book as
the greatest in 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

b a k 2 d. wiry
physical speci-
men as tireless
a g tn COW
ponies OF the
Texas ranch
lands. in the
junior quarter
finals.
Pre- stige.
con dition, a
] o n ger a n d
b G I I c r a r
ranged training
and tou Tn a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Sure, 1t Was a Boat
That Thrilled Van
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

that the thing that stirred this fat boy
all sports in 1914 would be boat And what ship
she Is!
Bitten lady of magnificent prestige and bearing Sc feet
ship 10 drool winner in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

kicked In
the last Is Sec
onds of play 10
give Mackenzie
its 80 victory
was no m o r g
pulSating than
the many goal
line stands put
up by the Cath
Ole champions.
Some I h ! n 6
happens to high
school football
teams, on both
- IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

opening OF The
fishing season
or watching our
Brittany make
his first point
all of these
and many more
W Q re mighty
fine eX peri
enceS. but did
not provide our
greatest thrill
during 1914
That thrill
came July 10 II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

ment period favored Bartzen.
Outdoor practice fall, winter and
spring, sharp competition in dis
trict, sub-regional. regional and
state tournaments, trip east for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

was Father and Son Fishing Day
and the setting was an Oakland
County lake In the boat was e
man around 80 and boy Of proc
ably ID They were fishing 'of
bass and hluegiHs and because
they were enjoying grand time.
We DID not disturb ff7FTTT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

the American Bowling Congress
for the season at this writing.
That is the unheard of average
of 3109 per match for l3 sets.
And IL was accomplished at the
Crest Lanes, Olympic, Chene-
Trombly. Twenty Grand, Royal
Oak, Palace and Grand Central
drives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

The biggest thrill OF the 1914
Parochial High School football
season was provided by an midi
viduai.
The honor goes 10 Bob Koval-
elk, Holy Redeemer back, that day
in November when he scored three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31


bv three strokes with the aid OF
the birdie 3 his spectacular drive
set up.
With most of the country'S out
standing players shooting for the
big dough, spectacular strokes
followed each other in rapid order
at George Mays Tam o'Shanter
Open last summer in Chicago,
HARRIET SOCKS EN-
For sheer power Wen give you
Chick Harberts play on the $40
yard ninth. On the first round he
followed a mighty drive with a
great No. 2 iron second which car
ried to the front edge OF the ele-
waited green.
One or two others may have
reached the green in two, but GER
tdinl| not with an IRON.
In tying for the open qualifying
medal with 6S, Claude Harmon Of
Lochmoor delivered one of the
finest approaches at Tam. 1t was
one of those quail high wind
cheaters with No. iron to
within six feet of the flag on the
closely trapped green of the SO
yard seventh. a drive to the
wrong side OF the fairway had
heightened the second shot and
made II especially dangerous.
\ BRINKE SPECIALLY
Chris Brinkc. another master Of
tho quail-hlgh shot. delivered one
at Crosse lie which matched this
effort by Harmon II was into
the wind ON The lS0-yard fourth.
The most spectacular stroke oi
the Crosse lie Invitational,
though, was Chuck KocSiS' 40-foot
putt which won for him and Ellis
Berry from Harold Brinke and
Jack Sh%p on the second extra
hole
A. for the LoChmoor Invita-
tional how about I'd FurgoIS
WOOD second IN the FIRST final
which carried the trap IN front Of
the green on the 550-yard twelfth
and stopped less than 10 feet from
the cup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

slightly by taking the short cut.
But much if not all OF this ad-
vantage is lost by the fact that
there's steep hill leading up TO
the green which the ball must
climb
Also. accuracy approaching that
of a rife shot IS required.
LOTS OF TROUBLE
Besides Skirting the elm tree
atop the gulley which forms the
bend in the fairway, Byrd had TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
SHE'S EVERYTHING

Bitten is trains-on-tracks for
Christmas, Hedy Lamar and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
COT BACK LASHES

They may have been father and
son. but we arc inclined 10 behcv'
u was . man Who took BOY fish
ing because he did not have z