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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

With holiday crowd OF 37,6O2
thrill customers looking
on. the Tigers at Briggs Stadium
yesterday swept both ends OF
double-header with the Yankees.
2 10 | and 10 /. Trout hurled
the first game and Newhouser the
second. They were paired against
Ernie Bonham and Bill Zuber.
The twin triumph elevated the
Tigers into a tie for third with
Washington and Philadelphia,
three games back of the leading
YankS
II marked the sixth victory for
each OF the Tiger chuckers,
against four defeats for Trout,
the right handed star. and but
three setbacks for Newhouser, who
hurls effectively from the port
side.
While Trout and Newhouser
each fashioned a sparkling seven
hit mound Job yesterday. Trout.
the more theatrical member OF
the flashy duo, won his own game
with mighty home run in the
ninth inning for dramatic story
book finish that plunged the great
crowd into a tuTnultuous uproar.
ETTEN SOCKS EN-
Nick Etten, pace-making hitter
for the Yankees who up TO yes
terday had not made a safe hit
off Trout. collected three OF the
seven hits yielded by Dizzy. One
was a home run in the upper deck
of the right field stands in the
sixth inning with no one on basa
II was Etten's sixth Of the SPasol
and provided the lone Yankee run
in the contest.
The Yankee first baseman also
poled a triple and a single and
was robbed of another safety by
Doc Cramer. who ran far 10 make
catch that was recorded as the
fielding gem OF the afternoon.
The Tigers scorer the first OF
their brace of tallies in the fifth
of the. first game with the help
OF errors. ,Joe Hoover. first UP,
was given life at first on Mike
MiloSevich's boot. Cramer then
lined to Milosevich. who threw
wildly to first for a double play.
Hoover checking IN az second,
from where he scored on a single
by Rudy York
knotted at one-all. the teams
battled through the seventh and
eighth on even terms. Then in
the ninth Trout. only Tiger TO bat
IN the inning. exploded his all
important homer, his first and
possibly his only circuit drive OF
the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

II was Paul Trout who summed
up the showing Of the Tigers in
brief mouthful.
we always bear down against
the Yankees" said Paul
He was thinking of plays like
the catch Doc Cramer made
on Nick Etten that 70 b b d
the YankS first baSeman of at
least a double anG maybe a longer
hat. The Tigers were thinking of
Dir tanning two batterS with a
runner on third base. And those
Yankees are tough 10 fan.
Trout used a Rudy York bat for
his tremendous drive into the left
field stands A year ago he hit
one off Charley WenSlofl for his
eighteenth victory OF the year
Like the holiday contest II was a
> 10 ] victory
THAT hit today felt better
than last years" The likeable
Trout said m the dressing room.
II knew II was well hit and when
] saw the elevation. I knew the
old ball game was over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
PETERSON is WINNER

1t was handicap event, though,
and Olson didn't cop prize
Instead the big winner was u. j..
PETERSON, a 20-stroke golfer,
whose 273-60-213 showed the
way in a sizeable field. His
rounds were SO. 81 and SO. II. NJ.
Esch, handicap 10, was next with
277-57-220.
Mrs. L. d. CoSart and r. c.
BarrowS had both low gross and
low net in the mixed fourSome at
Lochimoor with 9l-20-71, while
DR. j. j. Calvin won the putting
contest with 16 edging out j. w.
Fleck and DR.. d. c. Winans by
one stroke.
Among other low rounds re-
ported were Jim RiddellS u al
Western, John OSwalds % at
Oakland Hills and John CIit-'em-
a-mile) Drivers "a at Red Run.
RUSSELL, LAME HAVE II
Another standout performance
was the II of Margaret Russell
and Ray Lame in the fourSomeS
at Oakland Hills. Miss Russell.
who has entered the coming
Women's Western in Chicago, a
few days ago played the second
nine at Oakland Hills in 81 for an
so.
Chuck Holm and Mrs. Harry
Metcalfe had SO 10 win Red Run s
foursome Joe Dragon and
Mrs. Anthony Joen showed the
way at Western with IS Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee were
low at Detroit Country Club, 92-13
70 The $3.50 of Mr..
and Mrs. William X. Muir was
next.
Harvey c. Freuhauf had 1910
6S for low net at the Country
Club Glenn Glass 92-30-62
took low net at Western DIT
Frank Beverly's 1911 was best
at Red Run . J. J. LeSsel and
DR.. J. G.. Brown tied at 90 with
r. S. Jacox and w. lsler for tops
in the team event at Crosse lie.
- Army Air SHOW Begins Friday -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Nice Afternoon
FIRST CANE

Errors -Mlosevich ? Runs batted in
Ftten York Trout Three-base hit Etten.
Home runs Etteu. Trout stolen base
Trout Double play Milosevich to Stern
weiss TO Ftten Lett on Bases New York
8, Detroit 10 Base on Balls-Off Bonham
struck BY Bonham ?. by Trout g.
Umpires- Hubbard. Berry and Jones. Time
II AZ. Attendance (Est.) 40 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
TWIN VICTORIES

The Brownies helped them
selves along by taking over the
Washington Senators. s TO and 4
to 2. Chef Labs seVenth-Inning
homer and two separate three-run
rallies gave Nelson Potter the
triumph.
The Cleveland Indians swept a
twin bill with the Boston Red SoN
9 IN 3 and 4 to 3 Three Boston
hurlerS were belted for - hits In
the opener 10 give Mel Harder has
fifth win OF the season. Yank
Terry was charged with the night
cap loss when he walked Ken
Keltner with the bases loaded IN
the seventh To break a 3-3 tie.
The Chicago White SOx hung
two sinners on the Philadelphia
Athletics. 5 10 | and 2 10 /
The lower tlngS of the
National League were shaken up
from second 10 seventh place. The
Cincinnati Reds climbed into
second place with a twin killing
over the Philadelphia Phillies, 4
TO and Z 10 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31
Browns
Advance

Uneasy lies the head that
wears the crown" especially the
League crown. The
New York Yankees are the rulers
of the American League al the
but since they took the
lead over from the ST. Louis
Browns a few weeks ago they
have had no peace. The Brownies
are hammering on the Yankees
royal door, disturbing the sumber
of the team which two years ago
would have crumbled any chance
the Browns had in less than two
The YankS once more are feel
ing the insistent clamoring OF the
hungry Brownies. who today are
only half-game behind the
Yanks. The Detroit Tigers
helped the Brownies TO a com
Portable portion OF success in their
fight for their. first pennant by
whipping the Yanks in both ends
of a twin bill. 2 10 | and 10 !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

= Army Air Shaw Begins FRIDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

Among other low rounds re-
ported were Jim Riddell's u at
Western, John OSwalds 73 at
Oakland Hills and John CHit-'em-
a-mile) Drivers "a at Red Run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-31

= Army Air show Begins !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Beau Jack IS
Over Angott

NEW YORK Jan. % up
Brown-Skinncd Beau Jack was
10 faYorite To heat veteran
Sammy Angott tonight in their
nontitlc l0-round bout which will
determine the unofficial undis-
pyted lightweight champion Of
the world.
More than 1900 fans will pay
more than $4,000 10 see it,
Although they never have met,
attempts were made 10 estimate
their respective proves because
of ShOwings against the same four
opponents Against Allie Stolz,
Beau Jack stopped him in eight
rounds. but Angott won only a
disputed l5-romd decision
Against ancient Henry Arm
strong Beau Jack took the de-
cl>ion but Angott lost the de-
ciSion. Against Bobby Ruifln.
Beau Jack lost the decision; but
AngOtt won the verdict. Against
Bob Montgomery. Beau Jack lost
once and won once, but Angott
won three times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Received Telegram

The only word anybody con
nected with the promotion oi
the fight has had from Della,
was brief wire 70 LondeS
Yesterday which reported the
fighter had sore hand and
cold
Previously Della had wardcd
off efforts 70 reach HIM by
wire or phone.
The public is entitled 10 an
explanation.
Promoters and state officials
should insist all fighters IN im-
portant matches he here five
b days before The show Some
contracts cali for II, but appar-
ently this clause is ignored
Every fighter who fails 10 be
here inside Of that limit and
has no satisfactory excuse,
should he fined Fans are en-
titled 10 know what they are
paying 10 sec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

ANN ARBOR, Jan. % - In
American sports, YOU don't like to
be a loser When they are throw
ing lead at YOU in the sky you are
glad you learned that lesson, Tor
you can't afford to lose
Tom Harmon. one of Michigan'S
greatest football heroes and now
a hero in the greater game. was
talking in the recreation room Of
his Ann Arbor home. He had Just
arrived on three-week leave to
visit with his family.
In October Tom was reported
missing after a battle in the sky
with Jap Zcros He was flying a
fighter plane After 81 days, he
had walked his way back into
camp with the help of Chinese
gucrillaS
ON his return 10 this country.
II was revealed he had shot down
two Jap planes before he was
blasted out OF the sky.
Without my football training
I would never have survived
that trip" he told his listeners.
"In fact. without that condition
| got on the Michigan playing
field | might not have come out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

1876 average. 167-168-16S in the
Falkland House go. Joe Ira
han 25S IN the 20th Century
George Derwa's 2l5 and John
Barretts 6l5 stood out in the
Centennial House o.. al Day 5
81 IN the Motor City Frank
Imber's 266 in 6l6 in the Beacon
House Morris Bratt's 24l is
a new high single in the Conglo
Evelyn Sargent has extended
entries for the Women's CYO
tourney until Feb ; North
western ouStcd Casino from the
Up M the Loft-handerS' Classic
other league highs
Harry Fi'4gersld Grsndway House.
1855 Alex Ueldeu West Fort 242 Arnold
lat teen cfs and Roiln Alexander 6is.
parkIard House Jim witt Runciman
.gtg Harry CAROL SprngVcLs House
6G. fud Eaton Ford Foundry Foremen,
24s sam Rorrsod Tower Boys 235 Ray
BeetIsr. Esquire 276 Joe Dohef Pillar
SENIOR Z82 Joe Never Chene -Trombly
500 House $50 Bob White and FL N----
f.. Palm BEACH Junior. 22fs Frank
CH.rwt0 SO Roredict RI Vic Suroyec.
l.U1I\ l,f 22i pa Harrison G'enrReies
$50. fn.se 22l Norman Durocher, GIN.
easI.s 500 Hnnsr so2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Bob | a|es
LaMotta TO Meet
GuyHis Own Size
in Ossie Harris 81
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

There comes 10 this depart.
ment the word Cby grapevine)
that Jake LaMotta will meet
one Ossie Harris, so-called
Bulldog at Olympia tonight,
Word is out that LaMotta
will spot a couple Of pounds.
That. il true. is nothing short
OF amazing. And. if il is true.
Brother Nick Londes should be
congratulated ~ first, for the
fact he should put m claim as
being the first matchmaker in
the United States 10 inveigle
Brother fake" into spotting
any one anything.
In fact. this department is in
the mood al the moment TO sug-
gest that Brother 'Thees
Neeck" receive the award for
the gentleman who has contrib
uted the most 10 sport for 1914
II he has 'conned' that one
around.
Brother Jake has a reputation
Of being the best middleweight
in the world $50 far as the rec
ords OF victories gol providing
he can fight welterweights. The
difference, folks, is a matter Of
some IT pounds or over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
By LEO MACDoNELL

Jake LaMotta will go into the
ring a to ) favorite over Ossie
tBuildogt Harris in the l0-round
windup OF Nick Londes fistic
show at Olympia tonight.
While the contracts call for 1862
pounds, Manager Mike -Capriano
predicts LaMotta will tip the
scales at no more than l58. his
lowest for a bout here. at weigh
ing in time. l p. m. at Monroe
A. c. Harris may weigh l59 or
$50. If so, it also will be one Of
the few times LaMotta has given
away weight
LaMotta will be making his
eighth appearance at Olympia, He
won all except one.
Harris will be making his second
appearance. In his first he
dropped an unpopular decision to
Coley Welch.
Harris, rated one OF the tough
est trial horses in the ring, also
lost a split verdict to LaMotta
in Pittsburgh.
Jimmy Joyce. a brother of Willie
Joyce, who fought in local rings,
replaced Mike Della. who claims
to be on the shelf physically.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
AT CENTRAL STATES

Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola. Bill
NorlandS Auto CLUB and Fred
Miller 50 Rainbow Rec. stand out
among the seven Detroit clubs
rolling in the Central States at
Cleveland. Grand Rapids plnmen,
topped by Joe KeatingS Wengcr $
Roc. and Vic Szeiva'S Luce. Will
be cunning the BOSS of Deluxe
u. in the state tournament at
Palmer Park.
Listed for continuation arc the
Times Sweepstakes at Imperial
Is. Of G. Metro al the Detroit
Recreation and three-n~n over
average AZ Chene-Trombly Recrc-
alton. while the Lutheran tourna-
mcnt will have its fifteenth in
augural AZ Great Lakes SUNDAY
with "A record entry of 30l teams,
100 doubles and 9l0 singles
Ahead by rs pins, the J T.
Berger team will complete Us
$1,000 match against the a. L =.
Novelty with six games IN Roch-
ester Sunday. Norris and Phil
Bauman also Will have a l43-pin
advantage over Tony Ardillo and
Tony Padula for the last three
can'oS of their doubles set ~
5000. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
BREVITIES:
BREVlTIES:
Cdnadiens, Leafs
PIdy2-2 Tie in
'GrudQe Game,

Montreal CauadicnS had 20
come from behind TO gain . TO
- ne WITH The Toronto Maple
Leaf, in emdec game last night
-crwecu The first and second
place occupants Of the National
Hockey League
I'm their last meeting az To
reafr the Niupic Eraty won .
t0 d. handing Montreal rs most
decisive heating and only shut
0.f cf The season
AZ Chicago tho BlaCkbawks
handed the AeN-XnIi.- Rangers
another heating. Is 10 I. enabling
Ken McAulcy goalie for the
losers TO set an all time but UNI
wanted hockey record
The goals SCORED by the Black
hawk, broxT(t the total 10 ISL
against MCAS& this season,
breaking the hreviouS mark Of
lSi eS'abhslfd1 against W ilf
Guide Virfi76 fefunct Philadelphia
Quaker SeNtCt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Jack Adams Explains

WAS only warming tip
says Jack Adams. Red Wings
boss, in a chin wagging contest
at Kingston when ! gave my
quick rundown. Of nominees for
the Hall OF Hockey Fame.
II happened AZ gathering
with Kingston hockey enthuSA
astS after that recent exhibit
game between Red Wings AL
Frontenacs. Somebody asked
me 10 name some of the players
! figured would be eligible for
Hall OF Fame recognition
We started with centers and
ran of such names as Frank
Nighbor, Frank MCGEE. Cyclone
Taylor. HOWE Morenz. Duke
Keats. Milt Schmidt. Frank
Boucher. Cooney Weiland, Marty
Barry and Syl Apps
You know Adams con-
tinaes. those Kingston fellows
had me worn out after the first
hour. Now you newspaper fell
lows are trying 10 wear mesout
answering letters from folks
who want to KNOW why I've
left this and that player of my
string.
Matter of fact. no person has
been asked 10 submit a list or
Hall Of Fame nominees yet. and
| am going 10 do a lot OF
studying before. Meanwhile,
don't blame me for missing Syl
Apps from the string The fell
low that wrote the first story
on our Kingston pow-wow did
that.
Il played with and against
some great hockey players. both
in Eastern Canada and the Pa
cific Coast. I've seen a lot OF
great ones come and 20 since
| came 10 Detroit
And when | start fixing up
my Hall OF Fame last it's TO-
ing to take in lot Of territory.
But don't put me out on the
limb for missing Syl Apps Why.
one Of the stories you ran about
my selections, mentioned Cy-
clone Taylor as a defenseman.
Don't blame me for that one
You'll have 10 get after old
timers like Lester Patrick =
Art Ross for line on play
like Frank MCGEE. Tom Phif-
lips. HOd Stuart and Scotty
Davidson. ! know only Of them
through hearSay.
I'm leave II 10 them 90 nomi-
nate Half OF Fame players Of
The 1905 10 1915 period Don't
forget I'm young man along
side Patrick and Ross. Those
fellows can remember way hack
when players skated -eff-bone
skates ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

Fred Wolf takes a turn today
in leading Chrysler Intcrplant
Bowling League average al Palace
Recreation Volts 657 deposed
Frank Zion last night and left
Wolf in front with 1880 Zion
has 1897. George Lukach 1870.
Tom D'Orazlo 1928
Tank Arsenal stopped Plym-
outh'S rush by 2 sweep. 1865 to
2664 Forge held It's SiX-gamc lead
by shutting ont Main 2Sl3 TO
256I SuperfiniSherS rom 2. i n d
third IN winning three from High
land Park Service. 2S70 10 2703
Wolf and Phil Van Clembrouck' :
652 led the individuals Jack
KlimGk-632. Joe Plappert 623,
jerome Van Becelacre 613, Bill
DcWight 617 and John White els
were others up the scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Gets 1873 Points

j.. one. ~ the standoutS today in
the West Side Classic at Crest
Lanes is PabSt'S performance last
night in the rolloff Of a l00S-100s
tie with Thorpe Four Pabsts
struck out 10 get 1873 out Of pos
sible $50 IN the extra frame.
Frank wilkins of Duncan Steel
had $40. Bill Henrion go, Wade
Trowbrdge go. Bob Preslin 6l3
and Warren Hoffman 6l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
6:B More DeGrOiferS
To Irwin Petersen
BY HAROLD kAHL

That $500 top award in A
$50 600 prize fund will lure e3
more Detroit bowlers TO Chicago
this weekend for their blasts or
nzzlcs in Louis p Petersen's an
nual cight-game bowling classic.
Heading the list will be CaSS
Grygier. winner of $4,000 for 1907
in 1912. and Frank Zion, who
cashed $4,000 for 1850 in 1910.
Joe Norris. Wally Reppenhagen.
Fred Wolf. William Kcnct George
BRYANT Fred Buiack. Fred
Brcckle. Chet Bukowskl, Their
man Gibson, Clarence Hoffman.
LOUIS Burr and Howard Curtin
also will be present when the
leading 1864 of Charley Boehm
of Highland Park tun1bleS
twenty I1etEOH- Women also VIZ
be in Chicago for an individual
classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Only -Four Roll
900 S in Metro

Only four players turned 600
last night in the Metropolitan
Classic at DENLY Recreation.
Zeke Tody Rainbow, led on
$50. DR.. Mitchell Korbelak had
612. Herman Jubenville, 600 and
Lou Meyers, 604. Bob Rich OF
Koppitz struck out in his final TO
make 5l6.
Rainbow was high 2776, in TAX
ing two from Standard, winch
forfeited aachaisce 10 gain as Bolle
stuck Kopppl twice. 2iS9 10 1897
= Howard NautherotS + IA S
downcd Progressive twice. 2tO@
10 26l7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
A Terrible BloU':

That's how Branch Hickey re-
fcrs to threatened loss of Billy
Herman, Dodgers second base
man. 10 services Herman is in
Ia. Hickey says he'll attempt to
Gll Dodger vacancies with teen
aged youngsters and AZ draft
TCipCtepS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

RaShkln. we'll known
fighters, who was a
himself until he dis
was far more pleas
nc from a corner than
inter- of the ring. COM
old time fans remember
only for one fight
THAT was a fight I had with
One-Round Hogan at Dance
land about 30 years ago" Rash
kin recalls
This gives YOU an idea Of
how | am still being made the
goat for that hght--a fight
trainer bN the name of Brown
came up 10 me AT the Monroe
gym couple of days ago and
said: Harry. YOU all know YOU
made the biggest hit I ever did
see AT Danceland once
Naturally l was pleased. I
remembered having beaten the
late Bob Sage and other good
boys. q waited for more
details of one OF my famous vic
tories. Yes. sab MIR. Brown
went on, that was some hit. II
was the time Hogan hit YOU in
the seventh round. AND YOU
HIT THE FLOOR.
Are YOU still out. Mr. Harry
"One time in indianapolis.
was riding in an auto with
friend. We slowed down at a
street intersection and I heard
a voice yelling. Heb. Mr.. Hogan.
heb. had An idea what II was.
I wasn't disappointed The guy
came To the car and, apologiZ-
ing. said. 4 know YOU are not
Mr.. Hogan. hut I couldn't re
member Your nau1r - YES, YOU
are the guy he knocked out In
Detroit one time. RaShkin. isn't
it,
Well that's the way II goes.
One knockout and they never
forget YOU. But | got more fame
out ~ hghting than Hogan.
They remember me get ii ug
knocked out. Most of the time
they don't remember who did IL.
They now only know Hogan a.
a big shot az Ford's. Well,
mINbe r. liner doesn't care
whethef or not they remember
him a. betting out Harry Rash
kin Roy ne could bif. that
Hogan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
DRAFT EXEMPT

The defense Detroit will send
out against Boston when the
Wings try for their ninth game
without defeat tomorrow night j.
100 per cont draft exempt Gully
Simon. Bill QuackcnbuSh and
Harold Jackson have all been
rejected for Canadian army duty
OF the forwards. Don Crosse IS
unwanted bv the service because
Of the-doHble fracture IN his feft
wrist Joe Carveth's twice broken
leg resulted in the United States
declaring him AZ
Carl LiScOmbc has asthma and
other defects. Adam Brown is
believed 90 have A low rating in
the Canadian draft because of
hockey injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

An Australian team bout pa.--
Ing bad men Bg4Gy Knox and
Paul Bozzel ,aealpst Berr P-rX
and Black Panther heads the
Falt1geW Gardens mat card Tues
DAY Co-featured Is we Angelo
SsNoidi-FrsnkIe Glen ms clash
Buy $50 val bond ~ Fair,IeW
snd sec the show free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Ohio State Next:

Mlchigan plays Tho BUCKEYES
tonight at Ann Arbor IN the
FIRST Of a two-Same basketball
series Michigan has won only
one Of its SiX conference games TO
dafo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Woman Bowler Hits
Jackpot First Time

Josephine Jekielek. in the pre-
vlo. l3 weeks of the Junior IN
cNClal classic al Winter Garden.
had never scored more than two
points Last night she led tho
field with $50 and scored is q
lol lDlsh cost zoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Skater in Coast Guard

Ed Finncgan Of Wyandotte, for
mer an78tcur skater and ST. Pat
rick High football quarterback,
has Joined the coast guard and Will
leave for the Alameda (Cal) base
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Pre.Induction Eran1:

Ordered Tor Van LingIe MunGo,
New York Giant hurler today at
r. jackson. s. {. Married and
father of three children. Nungo
has been pitching pro baseball for
is NearS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

They play Michigan Normal''
basketball team tomorrow night
al Hackett FieldhouSe. In earlier
game. Titans won from HuronS
1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
National Lottery:

Col. Matt Vim urges one Spon-
Sored by American Legion or
other national organization 10
help solve tax problem and pre-
ven, men in service from paying
huge income tax on their return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Harmon Credits Grid
Training for Stamina
BY EDGAR HAYES

Of the South American jungle
10 make the trip TO China.
It's not mp to me To say
what should he done, bct
certainly disagree with any one
who favors curtailing the foot
ball program of any school.
sports and sports training dis
play themselves out there where
we were. Every second Of spare
time we spent in sports. We
played with any equipment we
had. Our basketball league had
teams from our units and some
classy outfits made up of
Chinese cagers."
Tom revealed his mother KEEP
him informed on the progress d
the football season
"She kept writing regularly
all the time was reported
missing. And never once did
she mention that fact. The biz
news she had was our victory
over Minnesota. | got that the
first day I returned to the base
after being shot down
Harmon has a new goal, that OF
regaining the remaining 10 of 50
pounds he lost in the 32-day trek
He'll do it during a three weeks
stay at home via the fried chicken
route and his mother Rosebud
Tom calls hers the dietary pre-
ptlOnlSt