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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Only Cards Rate

Stan Bsumgsrtner, Phllly
scribe. says the only really big
league club that has been here
~ the ST. Louis Cardinals q.
However. Stan likes the Yankees
for honors In the A. l.. =.
The Philadelphia Inquirer.
STAINS sheet. IS putting on
Sl7,500 war bond golf tourns-
ment starting June 5 which -
expected To attract most OF the
best hnkSInen in the land.
Among other ailments. sinus
kept Mike Della. the fighter.
out Of military ser, iCe The
Dodgers new satin uniform to
be worn in night games l. on
exhibition IN Brooklyn de-
partment store "windcr -"
The Boston Yankees have
hired a store front on the
ground floor Of Inc Statier
Building m Hub Town where
lobby crowds arc thickest .
Object Is 10 step up advertising
displays 20 tub-thJWp lhe pre-
autuHnsl sale of zcaeon tickets
for pro football games tins com.
hR autumn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Countess Takes Adams

Jockey Johnny Adams, who vii
BE- here 10 start what he hopes
is another sensational winning
streak on Saturday. now stand:
in eleventh position among the
nations Jockeys.
Jockey Pratt leads. with BaiieS
second. Eddie Arcaro rs fifth anc
Mike Cafferella. another gooc
boy who will ride here again thin
year. stands twelfth.
The PanhandlerS, an organiza.
ton composed Of men about tow
who are usually AZ all free lunch.
cons, gave the Key Club a noon.
day party yesterday at Hote
Fort Shelby and the finish still
has some OF the boys laughing
SheepiShly.
Ed Frawley arranged for
female impersonator to be pres.
ent. The person IN question wa,
introduced as countess from
Poland. Who had done consider.
able work as an Allied spy in
Europe.
The counters" related. with
perfect foreign accent. one Of heI
more thrilling experiences IN Ger.
many. and how. az the Yery laxt
minute. she escaped.
Several times she motioned the
listeners [ move closer. which al
did quite eagerly On and or
she went-the audience hang.
ing onto every word.
Jack Adams Of tn Red Wings
and Manfred Burieigh, the bu,
executive, practically were ir
her" lap At the finish.
And then the lid blew of when
the bogus makeup was removed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

still holds the middle Atlantic
score OF 1921 and the inter
collegiate record Of l02.4 for
the 100-yard free style swim
Her time OF OF. made at
Detroit when she won the ma
tional championship. has only
been surpassed by two swim
mers. Claudia Eckert and Ha-
Ina Tomaska TullIS.
Commissioners of Catholic
and public high schools in Phil
adelphia already are planning
for the annual inter league foot
ball game next fall. since they
believe that IN the past they
have not done a complete Job
Of promotion. which might be
an idea for Detroit city cham
psonShip promoters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

JACK HACkSTADT (of Sagi-
nawl. AL WILLARS and DEN
MS MANKO will be on the hill for
L. NJ against Crosse lie navy
baseball team today HERB
ERT BAYARD SWOPE Of New
York race commission suggests all
racing in New York he postponed
on D-DayN-the invasion day
Franklin Hills Country Club will
honor MATT MATTSON its pop
ular new pro at a stag ShIndig to-
MORROW at 5 p. m. And Plum
Hollow will hold Open House
non0rIng SKN- BYRD SsJurday
CHICK HARBERT will be
home on leave from air corps TO
stage an exhibition BERNIE
RUELLE. Red Wings forward who
ended up with the farm club In
dianapolis, has been indicted into
army. awaits call STAN
MUSIAL. Cards outfielder passed
his pre-induction outfielder
TOMMY O'BRIEN Of Pirates IN
AZ because of a bad knee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
BREVITIES:
Called Game
Rule on Fire
ny United Press

The National Leagues rule re-
garding games called after the
start of the fifth inning. roundly
criticized last year in its first
year of existence. came up for
more berating today.
The Philadelphia Phillies and
the st. Louis Cardinals agreed to
call last nights game after, the
seventh inning in order for the
Phillies TO catch a train 10 Gin
cinnati.
The rule, however. stipulates
that such a game Is not a game
at all and won't become one un-
ill the next meeting of the two
clubs at ST. Louis, June 30 IL
goes on the books as suspended
game.
The Phillies were leading the
Cards, GA, when the game was
called and thus, must wait more
than a month to learn whether
or not they would have moved
into second place in the league
standing. In the American or any
other circuit, the game would
have been recorded as a victory
CHARLEY SCHANZ, promiS-
ing right handed rookie, who went
seven innings, won't know what
his won and lost record is and
MAX LANIER, who was knocked
out of the box in the fourth
frame, will have to wait 10 learn
whether his perfect record will
be preserved or if the loss will be
charged to him. Both teams must
put as nearly a. possible the
same lineups on the field when
they pick up the loose end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
linked by Jo-Jo

Totals - 7f2q u Totals - 80 10
'Bstted for Rulo in ninth
DETROIT 600 100 O20 o.
Philadeiphia Dol OOO OO2 -
Errors Mayo 2 Steher, Hoover. Kell
Runs--Hoovei Mayo, York. Garrisun,
Hayes white Flores Runs hated in
Higgins 2 YORK Sehert Kel White
Two-hsse hits MAYO Newhouser, Hig-
gins Ksll stolen base Cfamer. Sacrifice
hits Mayo, Han Double plays-Mayo 20
Hoover go York Kell 90 Rullo 10 Siebert
Hall 10 Rullo 10 Siebert Left on base De
troit Z Philadelphia s Base on balls
of Nevhouser g. OF Flores 3 or Cor
sica /. Struck out-By Newhouser g
Hits-On Ncwhouser ; in s., innings
of Corsica 3 IN q. innings, of Flores
in innings or Berry q IN / inning
Passed ball HAYES Winning pitcher
Berry Losing pitcher Corsica
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Sports
Jo-Jo White Calls
Cochrane Greatest
Catcher in Same
BY LEO MACDoNELL

PHILADELPHIA. May IL
Jo-Jo White stole the show from
such old hands at speechmak-
ing as Connie Mack and Chief
Bender in the Lettuce League
down around Frederick. Md.
during the Athletics spring
training. according TO Phlladel-
phia scribes.
White, who is contributing
his share 10 the success OF the
AS, believes Gordon Mickey
Cochrane was not only The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Charley Gehringer, Hank Green
berg and other former Detroit
stars.
White likes 10 recall Coch-
ranes advice on base running
He used 10 tell me that II
I got on first 10 be sure ana
dash for second when he (Coch-
rane) batted." White recalled
I'll always hit the ball on
the ground" Cochrane used 10
tell White And he most
always did"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Award 70 Grand
Women 'sCity

Twenty Grand Recreation was
awarded the 1945 Detroit Women's
Bowling Association tournament
AT the annual meeting held at the
Hotel Fort Shelby last night.
Officers retained were Emma
Hill, president: Margaret Grant,
first vice president; Ann Duffy,
second Ann ZiesSe, treasurer. and
Rose Speilberg. sergeant-at-armS.
Sixteen delegates also were chosen
TO the Women'S international
Bowling Congress meeting at In
dianapoliS, June Hip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

are rOOTnfnhleS SOMEWHERE III tnd
south Pacific.
Speaking of the Lions, owner
Fred Mandel, who is in town dis
cussing this falls prospects with
Coach Gus Dorais. was rejecting
over the quee things that can
happen in wartime.
"WhO would have thought"
he said, back when John Trip
son was playing tackle and
Maurice Britt was our end that
these two would end up with
the Distinguished Navy Cross
and the Congressional Medal Of
HONOR"
The National Pro League re.
Gently voted the wounded Britt
a $1,000 war bond and there Is
a chance that Tripson may be
able Il go 10 Atlanta 10 make the
presentation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

< re a I st
catcher of
them all tJo-
10 includes
Bill Dickey)
but that the
former Tiger
skipper was
a great man.
sger.
Jo-Jo cred
its Cochrane
with the i'm
movement in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Results last night: A draw in
tag team affair between BUDDY
KNOX and MARTINI ANGELO
against TIGER JACK MOORE
and ANGELO MARTINELLI .
LOUIS KLEIN won over Co
RILLA POGGIE and WALTER
ROXY and IVAN kAMICHOFF
knotted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

defeated Boilermaker eleven,
starred as halfback with Purdue
IN 1885, Sc and 81. then went on
TO set new records with the pro
Green Bay Packers in the Ma
tional Football League.
Isbell succeeds Elmer Burnham.
who resigned TO become head grid
coach and professor of physical
education at the University Of
Rochester.
Mackey also announced the APP
pointment of Joe Dienhart of
Lafayette As assistant to Isbell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Morgan Can Fight
# Foe Is Suitable

John ]. Hettche, Michigan box
ing commissioner ruled yesterday
that Kaye Morgan, ageless De
troit veteran. could return to the
ring If a suitable" opponent
could be found for him.
After a recent bout in which
Morgan was involved, Hettche
had ruled that Morgan hereafter
could engage only in exhibition
bouts,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

boats in the racing-cruiSIng or
cruising divisions where they will
face the high-geared racers as
they have in the past or into the
newly-formed universal class.
The new provision also has
been adopted by the Toledo Yacht
Club for its Mills Trophy race
where it will be used for the first
time next month. Boats sailing in
the Universal division, however,
will not be eligible for the Mills
Trophy. A suitable award. how
ever, will be put up.
Ii is not the first time the Uni
versal rule has been used in In
terlake racing.
NEW CLASSES AT BAY
The rule was used before the
adoption of the Lippincott system
Of handicapping which now gov
erns the racing and cruiS-
ing classes. Beck announces that
these latter classes will be incor-
porated into the !. L. Y. A. re-
gatta card at Put-In-Bay.
The sloopS and cutters group
as we'll as the separate classes
each for schooners, ketches and
yawls has been eliminated. The
classes at Put-In-Bay will be the
racing-cruiSing, cruising and Uni
verSal on a take-your choice basis.
FOR FRED AND PIERCE
The new class is not expected
TO affect the entries in the rae
ng-cruiSing class particularly but
il should stimulate interest among
ships like Fred Meno'S Squall,
p. c. Williamson'S Rainbow, r.
c. Balch's Iolanthe. Howard
Fugitive and Diche
Interim.
These ships seldom won when
racing against cutter rugged en-
tries like Andy Langhammer'S
Rambler III and the Meek-Enders-
The meeting at which the Uni
versal rule was adopted was at
tended by Beck, Jimmy Biedler,
chairman of the Toledo Yacht
Club. race committee; Frank Mar
tin of the Edison Boat Club;
Harry Kendall of the Detroit
Yacht Club: Commodore O. r.
Benjamin of the Interlake Yacht
ing Association, and Eddie Welt
man of the Detroit Yacht Club.
The Universal rule. it is pointed
out. applies only 10 races on Lake
Erie this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
A Inn Row for Central
BY JAKE BERSON

and Frank Merritt each collected
three hits.
In a Catholic League game. St
Bernard won it's fifth straight IN
the second division. edging Rosary.
30. Bob GOrike. the winning
pitcher. struck out -.
All other prep contests were
postponed because of wet grounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Ike Williams Wom:

Easily over LUTHER SLUG
GER WHITE) before 1900 in
Philly gate of S35 900 will
make promoters around the coun-
try open their eyes WILL
LIAMS is now in line for To-
round go with SAMMY ANGOTT
in Philly in June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Prep HurIs No-Htter

LANSING. May II - Wayne
Wood, Eastern High School SEN
ior, hurled a no-hit, no-run game
yesterday and his team defeated
Resurrection, so. 1t was the first
no-hitter this spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

n1er back for
the Philadel-
phia Eagles;
Capt. Stew
art ClarkSon
OF Corpus
Christi. Tex.
and ex-Chi-
cage Bear.
Dot Evans,
EuatTFnuTT
for the Phil
adelphia la
crosse team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

$3.50 as the 6-year-old won a
surprise victory in Grand Crossing
prise victory in Grand Crossing
Handicap in opening of Lincoln
Fields meet at Hawthorne Park
(ChD 1900 were at opener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
NATIONAL IEAGTY

iESTERD4Y's REsILTs
Boston Cincinnati o
Chicago !. Brooklyn
Philadelphia ST Louis { (caued ~
enc Of seventh; Will b, completed az later
date
New York 81 Pittsburgh rain.
rODAY's 6AMFs
Philadelphia AZ Cincinnati
New lork At ChieAEu
Boston ~ - Louis
BROOKLYN A. PitshurEh night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Indianapolis in throes of 4game
streak beat Kansas City
that many beating them
again yesterday Ga Other
games. Louisville Z. Milwaukee 6;
Toledo 6. ST. Paul /; Columbus 5,
MINNEAPOLIS 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Bob's in England

1t. Robert tBob) Babbish.
former University of Detroit
golf star and eX-WeStern Open
titleholder, is one of a group of
outstanding athletes who are
members Of an American infan-
try division in England Z.
Others include Sgt. Tommy
Thompson of Fort Worth. for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Were eliminated IN Ilrst ROUND
golf al Hollywood CROSBY'S
73 and HOPES II weren't good
enough -. BING losing to BUD
McCREARY with a SO and BOB
Jon last hole TO HOMER WARD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

ARMSTRONG battered RALPH
for 10 rounds before
5000 at Boston last night q.
Game guy, that ZANELLI IL
was the third time he had lost
to HENRY What do you
think?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

m ost popular
young officers
out there and
has taken every
dangerous as
sig nment in
stride.
pit. Ora
ham S m it'll,
former general
manager of the
Lions, and Ted
Lyons tboth OF
the m ar ines)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

$50 - 60
h g a d football
coach Of Pur-
due University
was borne out
when he was
named mentor
of the Indiana
s C h o OIL b y
A ( h e Di-
re or Gu y
Mackey.
ISbell. back
field coach on
last years I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
New Sailing Class
Bans Race Machines
BY GEORGE Y. VAN

YawlS ketches which
against modern machines will be life the
Inierake Yachting
today by Chairman Charley Beck of the Bayvew Yacht Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
SandI0ffprs SI0rni:

Detroit Baseball Federation s
executive board allowed protest
of Paris Club which loses game
for Auto Club MOE BERG.
coach of Paris, is indefinitely
suspended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Bob Tales
Whizzer White Adding
Luster TO His Name
in South Pacific
By BOB MURPHY
(Sports Editorl

DISSA AND DATA: Reports
coming in from the south Pacific
continue TO adj ulster 10 the war
record OF 1t. Byron (Whizzer)
White. We hear he is one of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Major League STANDINGS
AMERICAN IEACUr

iESTERDAY's RESULTS
Ra-2as--4A-s-@r-PSFH e+f@s-ro-m=
ninEEl
Chicago 10. New York.
iIo1v :, Boston , Ga innings).
Washington ;. clsvelsnd 2.
ToDAY's GAMES
DETROIT ~ Philadelphia. night.
Chicago a. New York
Cleveland a. Washington, night.
81. Louis at Boston CA,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
.JO-.JO Keeps
Tigers Last
His Hit in 10Th
Wins for As;
SpoiIs 2-Hitter
Nv LEO MACDONELL

IiiALAljFsL~Fii lA, may II
Just imagine having your hand
chopped off just. ss you were
reaching for a big. JUICY. ration
free steak.
II YOU can, YOU will get an
idea OF how Harold Newhouser
felt when his house of cards caved
IN on hun IS. he reached for
mound fame, seemingly wrapped
up In cellophane and ready for
delivery in the form Of a two
INT Tiger triumph at Shibe Park
yesterday.
Instead Of a two-hitter and an
other game in the win column for
Newhouser et al. the Tigers went
down TO defeat before the
Athletics. 4-3. in a 10-inning game.
1t was the second loss in as
many starts 10 Connie Macks
roaring athletes in the four-game
set and the sixth win in a row.
The Tigers muffeG a new eX-
cursion out of the cellar. since
the Red Sox lost TO the White
Sox.
WHITE THE VILLAIN
And to think il was our old
friend Jo-Jo White, one time
famous Tiger. who produced the
hit that beat Detroit. More than
that it was White. a pinch run
ner. who scored the tying tally
in the ninth.
Newhouser pitched Superbly for
eight innings. He had allowed only
two hits and one run, unearned.
fruit of an error.
Trouble-making Frankie Hayes.
who broke up Mondays game with
home run in the ninth. again
started the ninth inning funny
business just when the Tigers. en-
Joying a two-run lead. thought the
contest was in the well-known BAG.
Hayes beat out a grounder TO
Joe Hoover and continued TO sec
ond when the Tiger infieIder
heaved wildly to first base.
Hayes scored ON Dick Siebert's
single and White. running for
Siebert, evened the contest when
George Kell doubled behind a
sacrifice by Irwin Hall.
CORSICA COMES IN
That finished Newhouser and
brought 10 the Tiger hill johnny
Corsica, the eventual loser. Cor
sica choked off the ninth inning
attack, but fell victim in the
tenth.
Bill Burgo singled 10 left in the
tenth and was trapped off base on
a bunt that failed. But Ford Gar
rlson beat out a grounder TO
Hoover and Bobby Estelella
walked.
Garrison has hit safely in 10
games. eight in Philadelphia livery
and two with the Red Sox. st.
Corsica got past Hayes when
he forced Mack's catcher 10
ground out weakly 10 Pinky Hig-
gins. Then came White. the arch !
villain. with single through sec
ond that scored Garrison.
The Tigers scored in the fourth I
when Mayo doubled, moved TO
third after EStelella shared York's .
long fly ball and came home after
Burgo caught fly by Higgins.
Ihe other two runs came i'm the |
eighth. Hoover walked and Mayo |
sacrificed. scoring later when
York singled. York went 10 sec
ono on the throw in and then
scored when Higgins singled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Winning the close ones is keep
ing Central Highs baseball team
on top in the northeast section of
the Metropolitan League.
The Blazers scored their fourth
straight league victOry-and the
third by one ruby tallying in
the ninth inning yesterday 10
down Mackenzie. 80.
In earlier games. Central has
beaten BEDFORD and l.. of d. High.
both by 4-3 scores. Cooley also
was defeated, sd.
The defending Metro champion,
ChadSey. lost its third game IN
four starts when it fell TO South
western. 10
Although touching Bill Glane
for two hits. the ProSpectors
punched both with a walk in the
second inning. Nick Poma's single
driving in the only run.
Louis Napolitan, Southwestern
pitcher. allowed seven hits and hit
a double in the rally.
FANS IL
Jerry Brooks hurled two-hit-
ter and famed - as Cooley
BANKED L.. of D.. 60. Max Berry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
NATIONAL. IFAGTF


Get three from Browns &.
pitchers EARL JONES and AL
LAMACCHIA and catcher JOE
SCHULTZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Baltimore won the only game
outlasting Montreal, lilo, in ii
innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
The scores


VerSity OF Detroit held over their
northwest engagement one day.
The scores.
Central g. Chadsey Cnon-league).
Robert BumCnfeld tCentraD defeated
Henry Mick CChadseyl 6-3 81 Leonard
Brose CO defeated Richard Woznak
tChadseyl 6l, 60. AT Piotmn CCl de-
feated Mervin Garner tChadseyD So
go Doubles Harvey SnideT Sherman
Katf &C. defeated Paul Zarek Eugene wy
drs tChadssyl. 6-f. O. PM Applebaun-
David Frank CO defeated Leonard Ka.
ninsky james Miller tChadseyI. go. ga
BEDFORD 3, Cooley q Bill Sayres Cred
ford defeated Don Lautz (Cooeyl, 40.
81 Francis Widrg- tRl defeated Jark
Kenny to- 6-i- 6-i BU Drudge CRD
defeated Bl Mallory &C.. ga al
Doubles John Hsncqsk Douglas Fritz tRl
defeated Glenn small Charles Hutchens
&C. oil 80 RI Litchenberg Charles
Oakman tRl defeated Edward AlbauEh
Gilhert Scheer CO, 60 81
Western g. Northwestern ? Kenneth
Busser dNorfhwesternl defeated Douglas
Ether western, Ga. 6-2 Robert Yer
nIer tWl defeated Jim Reason (NWl
n II 81 Robert ROlla W. defeated
john rex fNWtts2 60 Doubles
Jack schuensn Edward Conb (w' DE-
, ,T% Ten e.. Ga' Has H AsrSs
Rockwell tNWl defested Roy Msss.nk
Harry Evans (wD, l.s. go, SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
The Metro standings /;
s0UTHWEsT LEAGUE
NORTHEAST I.EAGUF
sOITHEAsT IEAGIE
First 300 Bowler Dies

PHILADELPHIA MAY IL UNS)-WHliam =. tBiIly) Knox.
known the first to roll perfect 800 the Amer
Bowling Congress tournaments, dead today.
The noted bowler and instructor collapsed his home
yesterday and died afterward Philadelphia hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Probable Pitchers
BY United Fre~s
sNTKTCEy-EEKGCE


Chicago (Grove, 2-2l at New York pare
7e)--2 10 p. m EWT.
81. LOUIS (Muncrief. 10. and Holdings
worth, or at Boston (Hughson. I'll, and
O'Nel. 1.-two games 30 o m. FwT
DETROIT (Trout 3-3) At Philadelphia
(Newsom. 2-ll-g 90 y. m. EWT
Cleveland KENNEDY. Ia al Washing
ton lWoln 3-O)-sOO , m EwT
Games tomorrow Chicago at New
York, 81 Louis al Boston. DETROIT at
Philadelphia and Cleveland at Washing
toni
NATIONAL LEAGTE
Brooklyn wyatt OH At Pittsburgh
(Roe, 7-2b--s3O y m EWT
Philadelphia tLec 200 AZ Cincinnati
tMalloy. 600 3 90 p m. EST.
Boston Barrett. "a Al ST. Louis
(Brecheen, 3-0l 2 80 p N. CwT
New York friedman, 2-Ol. at Chicago
tPasseau, 0-ib--3 90 , m. CWT
tGames tomorrow New York ct Chi.
eAgo. Brooklyn AT Pitt sburEh, Philadelphia
NJ Cincinnati and Boston 81 81. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
IsbeN Is Named
Purdue Coach

LAFAYETTE. Ind. May II
(INS)-Strong sentiment for the
- 81 I-A--l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Northeastern. DENLY Eastern,
were ralned out. Mackenzie-Uni-
VerSity Of Detroit held over their
northwest engagement one day.
Tho cppyoc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
FANS IL

Jerry Brooks hurled two-hit-
ter and famed - as Cooley
BANKED L.. of D.. 60. Max Berry
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-23
NBA RATING LIST IS
LEADING NEGRO BOXERS

NEW YORK, Oct. 23 (ANP)-Ray
(Sugar) Robinson was named as
number two welterweight of the ma
tion by the National Boxing asso-
citation ratings. Robinson is topped
only by Freddy (Red) Cochrane,
147-pound welterweight champion,
duration because he is in the Navy.
Among the colored boxers
listed in NRA ratings were Cham
pion Joe Louis, Chicago, and Jimmy
Bivins, Cleveland, heavyweights /;
Lloyd Marshall Cleveland, and Ed
die Becker, San Francisco, light
heavyweights; Holmes Williams,
Detroit, middleweight; Ray Robin
son, New York; Jackie Wilson,
Cleveland, Henry Armstrong, Los
Angeles, welterweights; Beau Jack,
Atlanta; Bob Montgomery, Phila-
delphia; Ike Williams, Trenton, N.
j., and Luther (Slugger) White,
Baltimore, lightweights; Chalky
Wright, Los Angeles, feather
weight.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-23
NEGROES SHOULD HAVE EQUAL
(HAN(S TO GET JOBS

White Americans who feel that
whites should have first chance at
jobs outnumber those who feel that
Negroes should have an equal op-
portunity to get jobs, but the lat
ter are very vocal minority. Com
ments reveal that this belief in
equality is largely based on the be-
lief that human beings are all ba-
Sically alike. A wire worker in
Belleville, n. j., believes: "We're
all human-we're all equal" A SIM
liar sentiment is expressed by a
war worker in Bird-in-Hand, Pa.
1--WE are all created equal"
Other respondents qualify their
statements by demanding equal
ability. The comment of a woman
service worker in Brooklyn is typi-
cal. 'If Negroes have ability they
should have the jobs the same as
white persons.