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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
SATURDAY

.30-Class { Wolverine Potato Chips.
Ambassador House James Phelan. Class
ID Richard Bros Tool g. Piercing
Dies. Fred NcaEie Draw Dies. George Dye:
konopka, Fisher Body Central Accounting
No. 4 Lorue Kermath Class Account
Ing No. =. George tauu- Midwest fut-i-
Grinders, Art DcIuryc, Lathes Joe Sofran
overhead Bob Fraser, Warehouse r. G.
Mahon Charles Renie; Reduction Gear.
Cadillac Midnight George Newberg Re
tanners. Richard Bros George Freeman
S.i5--C lass C-Aiex & Alex. w Cou-
rer, Leonard Walc1ak, Class D-Csdiilac
Flyers. Procurements. Clarence Curtis
Vince Trurine Tool Argyle $50 Halscy
Lawson. kOseland Park Realty. Berkeley,
Ray stutZman. Back on National Twist
Eiwo0d Mann Class Briggs outer Drive
Final Hotsa, Estimating. Art PONY
r A r Crank Red Seal Motors. A Ma
shaw bet Fire q Marine Ins Adjusters.
w. Schroeder ToWne Robinson. George
10th Navy Guns, Fisher Eng. J. Kopitzki.
$500 lass G HAYES Ind Jackson City.
Bob Stewart. Class ID ShulVs Gang.
Timken JAW o Hornbuckle Corsairs
Great Lakes steer Jim stephens: Lleuten-
ants Gear Grinding Machine, David
Cooper Nlsht CraWlers. Car Wood Ind ,
I'd Kemplnski Chevrolet DE Room 49,
Shapers clyde Mearstler. Class Trim
mers John M0Orhead. Smittys Tmken
JAW, II Bigelow, Packing Line Ford
Aircraft. Tony Nickel: Small Milling. Ma
tiOnal Twist Peter Dietz. Wildcats Local
1893 Chester Peters Wolves Merchant
Mil Art Leblanc
SiI5-Class G Flyers. Ispans Club. Ed
Scott Class ~ Chucks Bar, Dearborn
Municipal, George Hamilton: Forming.
WOodaN James Ryder. luterceptors GrA-
hsm-PaIge Bob Orlanslu; Chicago Pneu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
BREVITlES:
Skates Derby
To Go if Freeze
Comes Tonight
BY KEN HALL
skates nerb, EDITOR

Vino Eozich. the SkatinglSt
skater M these parts az present
has A chance 10 set a new record
In tomorrow s Gold and Silver
skates Dcrbys that of being the
eHly fe4f-ttfae- winner of the Her
bert Weber Cup. oldest trophy IN
competition today
Ever since the Times meet was
.el!ra1rd- lin 1879 this trophy
for the deCathlOn championship OF
Michigan. has been under FIRE, but
mo skater has Won II more than
three times and only three. Isle
Conkhn. LLOYD Guenther and
B0NCh- nave scored mat many
Guenthcr long since has dis
cardcd his racing skates for the
toca of an official and viii be-
referee of the meet. and Conklin
finished his skating career back
m 1927. which leaves Bozich his
chance
The winner must be top scorer
in 10 events, the speed tests from
td1 yarrfy TO two rr1rfrS7 tttt1r tt15rr-r't-f
and bread pumps
controller Milton Stokes
promises gnnd-ice for the post
poned Derby starting tomorrow at
80 p. m, providing there IS no
change in the weather 10 above
freezing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Fight Manager
Threatens Suit

Threat Of a suit Tor defamatid
of character and demand for
hearing by Harry Pittler was Il
result today Of John J Hcttchd
order barring Pit,ler from mana
ing fighters IN this state.
Plttler. pilot Of OSSie HarrI
who lost 10 Jake LaMotta by spl
decision recently phoned fro
Pittsburgh 10 make that announc
ment after boxing commlSsit
chairman Hettche had accus,
him of attempting 10 incitc RAJ
not by protesting the deciSio
~ thought the decision va
wrong and still think 80.
Plttlcr declared And wa
not trying to start any riot
That's ridiculous. Hettchc 1
giving me a bad rap around IN
country. am seeing my attor
ney and will ask for a hearing
also plan to sue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Phoe Let's 60

The war spirit ShroudS 'hc
world-even the college attn
letic heads can't get along
DR.. Forrest c. CPhog) Allen.
University Of Kansas veteran
basketball coach, blasts collegi-
ate athletics in wartime He
doesn't criticize the role cf
sports in the war effort
He decrieS alleged flag wav-
ing and what he calls pseudo
patriotism" of college sports
leaders who. while pratinE
about their own great work
training boys for service
through sports" are actually
staging high-pressure recruit
ing and PROSECUTING campaign
20 insure themselves Of AZ or
under-1S athletes in sufficient
numbers 10 keep the teams
going"
Ills charge Is. as I under
stand IT," says James S. KearnS
in the Chicago Sun. "that under
the relaxation OF official eligibil-
ity rules in wartime, many
coaches are ignoring the 'tradi-
tiOnal college restrictions and
are operating in a way which
cannot be Justified ny the times,
and which will damage college
sports"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
BN JACK CUDDE
lnitrd rgrss ~tHH, 4 orrcsp~ndent

NEW YORK Feb 3 CIP)t
AlVa Bradley president OF the
Cleveland Indians, apparently
has borrowed for his personal
wartime use the cry haby
bunting which swaddled l. re
voting Indian players m 1910
At least that's the impression
one gets from major league re-
action I 10 Bradlcy.S la test
lament Of pcSSlmlSm about The
future Of baseball
Other major league mag
mates do not actually call Alva
"A cry baby tfOr publication /,
but they are i'm the mood 10
present him With~a-hundle of
diapers, after his second Somber
SuggcSuaH~Since Pearl Harbor.
Gloomy AlVa suggested that
the major leagues SuS pen d
operations. rather than present
" a low form OF comedy due 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

declare his men free agents If
he should attempt TO withdraw
from competition Brahnick de-
clared that baseball will carry
on. with or without the In
dams"
Jack Zeller. general manager
of the Detroit Tigers. promised,
we are all going TO have teams
on the field. even If We have 10
pool players TO do II. Wen field
the best teams possible under
the I circumstance" Ancient
Connie Mack of the Athletics
cracked. that's just Bradley's
idea.
Warren c. Giles, general man.
ager OF the Cincinnati Reds
said, I'VE are planning 10 Oper-
ate and not with any low form
of comedy If that is all CleVe-
land can offer, or expect 10
offer, it should quit
Herb Pennock. new general
manager of the PhillieS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
E-B.. Ramona is Bid
For Sweeps HOnOrS
HAROLD kAHH

seventeenth annual CYO tourney
starting at the Recreation Feb. %
Lou DeSantiS' 244 and $40
figured as Jay & Jay posted 1923
and 2Sl6 for Loyal Wing Club
marks Steve Charney'S PSI
in 652 gave Birdsey 1885 and a
Fort Bvld. House record.
GUNNERS ON TOP
Joe ValenuIs 235 stood out as
GunnerS came up with 27i4 and
a Plymouth 81 Victory high
John Eros shot 254 in the Rouge
House Joe Bond 253 in the
SpringwellS Tavern and Helen
Dean POS In the Garfield Ladies
Other league highs
Lon Trip " American Legion 90
WAYNE Pira WAYNE Businessmen -f..
Blli Thompson $50. and Ben sigel 2-6.
Graphic Arts Roy Denny F5quire. bj1,
bud Chester MonHFnor Council 627 -
kAbiaitis. Boys League, c2s Ernie Sol
trsz -Delray. 23S. RU Austin Ford
Trans. s2e Charles Hpp x. OF G. Inter
Council. 22s
Violet Munro. 200 and Dot Hendricks
ssh Log Cabin Major Gerald Lubiz 22T
and IarTy fHry0u. trr7- rurt i---' + - E4.'-
Loud. GleneaEles $50 House. l33 Harold
Alien and Tom Rooney X ~ G Eeerca-
ton 22ts Frank Van sickle United DAIRY
Workers POI Ben Pillar ChFuc Tru0lniy
Junior. 2t9; John Narcinnw U.s. NiCkers
SighthAwks 2l6. Tom Aimss. peSpto
6o7 Charles Harrington. Gleneagle' s25
House 2l2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
SUNDAY

10 80 "A NJ lass Bumpers CheN r0-
let Gear. John Schunk: Class u Indians
Chevrolet super, Orval Sparks; Liberators,
Ford Aircraft. Bob Fox Class p No l.
Bulldog Electric. r. Michaiek Chevrolet
Supervision Gleasons, Joe Masser propel-
lers. Cornelius Nolta; Purchaser I'd
Weiss, Unlucky Five George Ritter,
VOLTS. Bohi Aircraft I'd Wolf: STONES
Mems Wear St Frances DeSales Francis
Kellerher. Rambers Vinco-Tower, Ray
Burrts.
Ie:45-Ciass C-Ptcklers. Lyon Inc. stan
Kashawiic Couglo League Rubys Furni-
ture NANNY Fishman Henrys Stores. Inc.
David Nelick Famous Foods. DIT Arthur
stern; Dictor ms. Bert Cohen; Glass ID -
Machine shop. Edison, Roy simpson:
Timers. UAW.CIo Press Steel. Joe Hop
kns No 3 Ford-H = Victory Larry
Baxter; ID A. D. No g. bet Assn Of
Deaf Dominic Iho Class Chucking.
National Twist James Ross Fisher Night
hawks Tailskds. Al Renter Props. I'd
Schemke
a:oO-Class n BETTER Made Potato
Chips Royal House. Tony Koptzk Class
{ No e. Ford Tool A Die John Barylskt.
Hurd Local S3i Almunt Recreation. y.
Lblong Inith Local i0i Detroit Inter-
Local. Claire Richards Class Com
mandos. Briggs Production, J. Horne ,
Class Moose League Moosehaven. r
Fisher Body Nighthawks Wings. Tom
Whitman RIBS. Henry Ponichter; Bombers
Walter Kuracz Fuselages. Frank Cyplik
NuiI Drugs Naples $50 House, Bin Worth
615-tiass G Soaking Pits g. League.
Louis CONDOS. Roll shop Great Lakes
steel Jack Rice; Cadillac House McGlock-
Inns. Alton McGldckhn Maroons Conner
Junior. Steve Bienknwski; Crankshaft Ford
Local Clarence Ehlen. Detroit Ovcfhlls.
Grandway House Ed Weiland, Brandon
Inn Beacon $50 Wauy Hollis. Mich Bldg.
4..l..s---..ef y, r. sf..- 14-.t-@--'ssa-
Paint No ] Hudson A. 4 Fred Chest
nick Class - Cadillac Recreation Mouse
Howard Guy t1~~- t-f7urrt Str---r :
Bar Tony Gwiatkewicz Jacks Friendly
7.sO-Class N-Detroit Timcs AU-s'ar
Classic Fkhafit & Becker Beer George
Bryant. Ramona Rec. Mich. Major. Tony
Coscolerda. Class GIencagles $50 House
SpBrkylups Don Grain. Lucky Five.
Dominic CasrriO, Class u Viking Bar Bob
Fuller. Square Deal Auto Sales Bon
Hatcher. cavalry BrIrcs r Stick Naeik
skl. Coww7ndos Fisher NJ % Gary
futg C0'ters Tavern Berklsy. Adrian
Chffsr Jarluvlrg shoes St Thomas Joe
NNfHnIrc. Class Lords JeWelers Post
Once Walter EunnEford
g.t1-Cinss Harper Recreation EaEt-
fru travelling John Semun kar Nuts.
inter cfA CIessic. Ted Pickett ClasS Z -
sNs TIP ola Glory Jay Law. Intricate
Tool y Warren House T. Auertach Car
lrrs ROYAL oak Ens. Chas Mcclure.
Wayrr hardware Beacon House O. parr.
SUMMARIES Bar Grand Central HOUSE leg
H.ffran Class Tank Parts Kelsey
iiItrr Leon rs BOW trrstruEtr. .furfg.
W-fW Jack Datfa's Meats Nis.tff..n.
Hft. Nu.rr Clnss = DIke- N.trf.tfe
ltr.Hrr Bif NcrtKekt so W. tHp
W Okersfrom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Frank Heath Dies
After Long Illness

The body of Frank Heath 81
1925 East Grand Blvd. long
identified with bowling as a NOM
Der of Chene-Trombly teams IN
various leagues, among them the
Travelling and Greater Detroit,
will be sent tomorrow 10 Benton.
lit. hrs t,oyhood homo, FOR burnt
He died yesterday IN a local
f1Usprtaf aftct--s y -e-FHsT ttllllaeeS- IL
widow, Thelma. three brothers
and one sister survive. The body
is at Van Lerberghc Funeral
Home, 1890 East Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Visits Often

One-time Toronto resident
Roach now makes MS home. IN
Windsor and makes occasional
jaunts to Olympia TO see The
Wings play. He will probably
he over Tonight TO see the Rang
ers and cut up touches with
frankie Boucher, his old team
mate, who now runs the New
York club from the bench.
The Rangers have fallen on
evil days. compared to stirring
seasons when Boucher starred
as center in the greatest for
ward line ever produced in
hockey.
oeks-BiH and Bun
who thanked Boucher, put away.
their sticks some time ago.
Ching Johnson has been gone
for some years. So. too, Murray
Murdoch and other famous
Rangers of those years But
their eetorful hockey VIII be
remembered by old timers.
They always gave Detroit fans
"A good game,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

manpower shortages during the
1914 season
The general reaction TO TINS
euEg c.StIon was am angry
"nertzi" II was "a reaction
quite similar 10 that which
greeted Bradlcy'S depressing
dissertation on Nov p. 1912.
when he said he would rather
not open his ball park for the
'43 season than 10 have the
wolves asking his players,
: why aren't you IN the army,
YOU big lug ?" Commissioner
Lands rebuked Bradley for
that ~ statement
After Bradley made himself a
target this week with his
suspend operations suggestion,
the boys wound up and threw
some fast ones. Secretary Eddie
BrannlCk of the New York
Giants emphasized thai Brad
ley would have 10 surrender his
American League franchise and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
The Crystal Ball

Prediction The USGA and
not George May, the Chicago
promoter. will continue 10 run
amateur golf in the u. 6. A. &C..
The Cleveland Plain Dealer is
playing safe Sam Otis. the
sports editor. says there Will be
big league baseball this season
and Gordon Cobbledick. the able
and venerable writer of base
ball, says there will not be Dig
league ball this year.
Fred Mandel. owner Of tho
Lions. points out Bob Car
penter, who proposes that big
league ball park owners oper-
ate their own pro football
teams, does not own park in
which the big-umc Crdders
play Shibe Park. where
Carpenters Pills play. is
owned by Connie Mack .
Mack declined 20 comment on
the proposal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
AIva Bradley Crying Alone i'm Baseball

President Clark Griffith OF
thu Washington Senators de-
clared. I'm not alarmed. Wen
play until we have no players
left-and they won't all be
called. Let's stay in there and
play as long as possible. -
Mrs. j. Louis ComiSkey,
president of the Chicago White
SoX, emphasized that the ma
jorS played good ball last sea-
son and can continue ITO please
the fans despite player losses.
Branch Hickey. president of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, repeated
previous statements urging that
baseball should and will carry
on"
In conclusion, Will Harridge,
president of the American
League. summed it up: The
major leagues will continue 10
give the public the best base
ball possible under the present
emergency"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

asserted. baseball can't SIT
down and quit just because the
breaks are tough It's up 10 u
TO find requirements and carry
on.
Vice President Eddie Collins
OF the Boston Red SoX assured,
I'VE feel here that we can con-
tinue and viii make every effort
10 DO so
President Bob Quinn of the
Boston Braves said. t'Bradiey'S
statement comes from a mind
disturbed by players being taken
into service. | can't agree that
the game will be inferior. We
will &c on, no matter what our
losses. 10 do our bit for the
morale Of the lads in uniform. "
President William BenSwan-
ger of the Pirates added, Pitts
burgh has spent a lot TO acquire
players for the coming season
and we expect 10 continue as
usual"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
City Fights Move
To Block MdyoT
In Taxing Races

LANSING, Feb. 8 Detroit cit
government lobbyists invaded n
House today seeking to strangr
any opposition TO Mayor Jeffrie,
5 per cent tax on the Del
Racing Association. v
Corporation Counsel Krau;
and Veno Sacre, an assistant. al
peared on the legislative seer
shortly after introduction OF q
anti-race tax bill with the avowo
intention of killing it.
AS sponsored by Rep. George y
Higgins. Ferndale Republican, IN
House bill would strip Detroit 4
tax powers. eliminate the dsi
$500 racing tax fee and subs |;
tute percentage tax rate base
on daily betting figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Il From Illinois
In Skate Meet

The biggest intercity skating
meet ever held in this area is in
prospect with the announcement
today that five more Illinois Skat-
ers, bringing the total to p will
compete in the Gold Cup Cham
pionShipS at Wyandotte Sunday
The out-of-town skaters, mostly
from Chicago, Will compete in
every class excepting the cradle
Latest skaters coming are Byron
WarneS. intermediate; Rita Janet
intermediate: Joan NILSSON. juvc-
nile; Tom Tilden, juvenile, and
Richard Welbank. junior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Times Sweepstakes Schedule

matte Tool Recorders Ed Cheney. Class
Scalers, Harold Spinks. PneudrauHcs.
Ted Olander. COmpressurs. Lee MarshCk
Invaders, Local 35l. Larue Becker 2luge.
Ford Tool. Len Glance First Christian Re
formed Inter-Church William Martins
Barrels Znlth. Ray Byrne
10 .3O--ClaSs rs Kinseys Inn Owosso
city, John Janego; Nerhovay. Rouge Sen
-.aE-R4ll- NAnAzX- Class -MustanEs-- Pack
ard. Walter Brzakowski: Moreys, " s.
Courier. Mike WOznik Leo Hoinacki Bar.
Harper-Nan Dyke Merch william Ban.
Class D-Selica Gels. Packard, James
Yokum y C. u. Wolves Rolls Royce J.
Mari. Class = Snyder Tool Receiving
Howard Simmons: Purchasing Glen Fuller
Grinders No. 3 Jerome Alex Engineering.
George Hubbard. Hell Divers, Local 1855.
Len 0iorneN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

HIm on N The NatiOnaI Dpon.
but he drew Dick Metz in the
Ryder Cup matches.
"He was grand fellow 10
caddN for" Henry said He
was most considerable and never
brrtrd about thing.
Aftor "a brief visit home. Len
Aol4 Nt return east % become
part 4 lhc slipping pool and get
an assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
The Kentucky Derby:

VIII be another hometown
ytTcctCar affair the same dS'-faSt
year. Col. Matt j. Vim said II
persons outside the state wished
TO 4Derpetuate their right 10 buy
boxes for the 1915 Derby they
might do so by purchasing boxes
this year. but only on condition
they donate the boxes fer use Of
persons in military service in
Huntsville OF nearby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Zoe Tinker
Some Better

ORLANDO. Fla. Feb z INS)
The condition OF Joe Tinker.
former baseball star. was re-
ported today as some better by
hospital attaches.
DrS. Frank ID Gray and Spcn-
Ger a Folsom said that although
the 63-ycar-old patient still was
under an oNygcnt tent, his gen
eral condition was improved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Willie Hoppe:

Appeared headed for victory
today over Welker Cochran IN
their 6O0-point three-CuShion bill
lard match in Chicago At The
halfway mark Hoppe led, 300
TO 229
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
National Baseball Congress

Governing body of Semipro
( baseball and the National Anna
tcur Baseball Federation signed a
truce AT a joint meeting yester.
day. Under the terms Of the
agreement. the MIC will pay off
prize money in lis state tournd-
mentS and the NABF viii carry
on as amateurs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

Were invited TO play in new
=Sb,666 open professional tourna-
ment to be sponsored by the Char
lotte IN. c. Junior Chamber OF
Commerce. The meet will be held
in March before the PinehurSt
North-Suuth open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Sports
Wings Streak
Recalls Roach S
Exploit Of t3
By LEO MAc0ONELt

The Red Wings winning
streak. stopped hy the Black
Hawks in Chicago the other
night. recalled 10 an old timer
the exploits OF gum chewing
iohn Ross Roach, ono of
coodly number Of great GoallcS
hoaSted by John Adams IN the
Detroit clubs brilliant hockey
history.
With the diminutivc Roach
batting and kicking eut PtieitS,
the Wings once ran up a string
III =s4alaeats= ssste4fsTtfi= a.ttse-tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Pot. Vince Mikiel:

Who won Harold Aliens Spring
Edition OF Petersen tourney in
1871. will my il again tonight in
Chicago Paul KrumSke, re-
cent All-Star winner, also goes
-. Detroiters bowling tonight are
Steve Kent, Archie JankowSki,
Stanley Baker. John Gordon, Joe
Scribner and Harry Hopkins
Last night Dave HeSSen of De
troit got 1899 Cecil Calhoun,
Dearborn 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Fight Results
Ry United Press

A. North Providence r. Tsm Nau
rieilo 20ia, ouipointed Buddy ksoX
2O6 Dayton o G0ts Joey Manfro it1
New York. Knocked out Win Vazzo 1876
Boston az, Freddy 'Gnbo 1874 Low eii
Mass decisioned Johnny Coe 1876. Ned
ford. Mass 90. Charley Sardo 1873
Boston knocked out Levy Remlck 1872
Lowell t2l
A. Oakland Cal Jimmy McCali.stsr
l25 Baltimore tko'd Billy Hale 1873
Phoenix Arz 90 Frankie Nelson. 1903
Boston knocked out Amanda Rodriguez
l6i. Mexico City 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

George Bryants + & B. and
Tony CoScolenda's Ramona Reeve
alton Will share the spotlight when
another 1872 bowling teams resume
the quest for prize money and
glory in the Times Sweepstakes at
Imperial Recreation IN the Gen
eral Motors Building this week
end.
The pair viii cross alleys Sun
day at 100 p. m. when the lead
ing 1858 of Johnny DattiloS Mcr-
curio Bros. in Class a is expected
10 be betteTed
Five teams viii go after the
2S47 Of Larry Kaulmans Card
nerS IN Class b. Bill ManaSy $
Vcrhovay and John Janegos Kin
Scy'S Of OWoSSo. saturday Tony
KopitSki'S Better Made. John Sc
mans Harper Recreation and Ted
PuCkettS Kar>. Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

the Caribbean thcatCr whore be-
was on patrol duty with the army
air forces ile has been promoted
twice ln the last year moving up
from a SeconN lieutenant
Jack IS hoping niS next assign
ment VIII take him. Into (hc
Pacific
II have lot ~ friends out
there and I'm sure You can see
plenty of action. hope the.
army sends me out there neNt."
En-.gu Lenhol entered lht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Tdnli MdurieHo:

Ranking heavyweight boxer
from New York won every round
Of his 10-round bout with Buddy
Knox of Dayton, O., last night at
North Providence. r. l. He
knocked him down for a count on
four occasions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

j hn FASH
toned five
ShutoutS In
ord err the
victims were
Black Hawks,
Ottawa Ma
mons. Rang
e r < a n q
AHeFtaAHS-
In many a
game Roach
n e Id I n q
enemy 10 a
solitary goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Metro Cage Schedule
ToMORRoW's GAMES

Southeastern AZ DENLY: Miller a. North.
eastern. Pershng ~ Cass Tech; Eastern
az Hamtrsmck, all a. 3 30 Wilbur Wrtaht
vs.. Chsdsey AT Northwestern; Southwest
ern az western l.. ~ H. ~ Central. Mae
keuze az RediOrd Northwestern AZ
Cooley Highland Park at Northern, all
at T,l5.
sNon-lcag games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Cubs, HHrleF

b. G.. Mann. who won Is and
lost five in 1912 signed his 1914
contract yesterday lie Is IN 1-F.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Browns' Catcher:

Henry Hell was induCted into
the navy at Austin. Tex He has
three children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

HERE AND THERE Howard
Vauthcrot fired 244-233-222 for
500 and a new season record in
the Outer Harper Business men s
Louis Delegate 259 and Barnes
Five 1888 for new highs in the
Rainbow $50 Grace Wulbrecht
213 and Oldbru 79S for new tops
irA the New Fairview Ladies
Otto Proepke 634 in the Ritter
Senior
Entries close with Secretary
Ray HasSc next Tuesday for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
First Pitcher to Sign:

Is AlVa Al Javcry of the BeS-
ton Braves and the National
Leagues outstanding pitcher Jaw
cry was a holdout in l943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Aces Win in MO Loop

JagioWicz Aces marked up their
third MO League victory In togr
games by downing 81 Colombo
3f-l8. al Jackson sym last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

But the most amazing angle
10 Roach'S sensational goal
tending was the fact he was
supposed TO have been all
washed up-so the Rangers
thought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

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license He has
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