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Evening star., 1944-10-13
Six Naval Officers
On Assignment Here
Are Given Decoration!

Six naval officers now on duty
here have been decorated, the Navy
department has announced.
Rear Admiral Arthur G. Robin
SON, U. s. N..52, now president of the
Board of Inspection and Survey,
Navy Department, received the
Legion Of Merit for exceptionally
meritorious conduct" as comman-
der of all forces in the Aruba Cura-
Gao area and subsequently as COM
mander of the Trinidad Sector,
Caribbean Sea Frontier, and COM
mandant of the Naval Operating
Base, Trinidad.
His command of all forces in the
Aruba- Curacao area, the citation
said, prevented potential threat
of enemy operations against the
vital and exceedingly vulnerable oil
industry in this section from matte
rializing." Rear Admiral Robinson
lives at 1901 Thirty-third street
NV. He previously has been deco
rated with the Navy Gross and
Grand Off1cer of Orange Nassau,
the latter awarded by Queen Will
helmina of the Netherlands.
Rear Admiral Walter S. De Lany,
SO, of 3518 Porter street NV, has
been awarded the Legion of Merit.
He received the award for his work
as assistant chief of staff and op-I
erations officer on the staff of the
commander in chief of the Pacific
Fleet.
Admiral De Lany took part in the
capture of Saipan.
Reading, Pa, now is stationed at the
Navy Department serving on the
staff of Admiral Ernest j. King.
Capt. Benjamin b. c. Lovett,
U. S. NJ, Al, now assistant director Of
the Aviation Personnel Division
Office of the Deputy Chief Of Naval
Air Operations, received the Legion
of Merit for assisting in the prep
aration of plans for numerous
vital combat operations in strategic
war areas" while attached to the
staff of the 7th Amphibious Force in
the Southwest Pacific.
Capt. Lovett, who was born in
Relay, Md, is living at 3724 Veasey
street NV.
Capt. Charles ]. Wheeler, U. S. N,
40, now on temporary duty at the
Navy Department, was awarded the
Legion of Merit for his services as
commanding officer on a warship
operating against Jap forces in the
Central and South Pacific. Capt.
lives at 4735 Nebraska ave-
nue NV.
Capt. william r. Smedberg III,
U. S. N, AZ, now assistant to the as
SiStant chief of staff for combat
in the headquarters of
the commander in chief of the fleet.
was presented the Bronze Star
Medal for his services as command
ing officer of destroyer attached
to a squadron operating in the Solo,
mon Islands area.
Capt. Smedberg, who lives at 1895
South Twenty-sixth street, Arling-
ton, Va, also holds the Legion of
Merit, Gold Star in lieu of a sec
ond Legion of Merit, Silver Star and
two letters of commentator by the
Navy Secretary.
1t Jack Bristow, u. S. N. r., 20, now
on duty in the Bureau of Ships.
was awarded the Silver Star for
gallantry as commanding officer of
an Let in action against enemy
forces at Arawe, New Britain.
When force of hostile aircraft
flew in for close-range assault, his
citation disclosed, 1t. Bristow as
sisted other vessels in sending up
heavy anti-aircraft fire and later
Evening star., 1944-10-13
New Czech Attuche
To Address Alliance

1t. Col. Karel Lukas, newly-ap-
pointed military and air attache OF
the Czechoslovak Embassy, will
speak at meeting of the Czech
American National Alliance at $50
pm. tomorrow In Mays Restaurant,
2317 Calvert street NV.
Col. Lukas, who came here from
the Czechosloyak Ministry of Ma
Evening star., 1944-10-13

assumed command of the Tank
Landing Craft in the echelon when
the group commander became in
capacitated. 1t. Bristow lives at 814
Bashford Lane, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1944-10-13

Algeria imposes special taxes on
jewelry, clocks and watches and has
more than doubled it's levy on I'M
ported beer.
Evening star., 1944-10-13

OF Germany" he said. I'VE must
help the state in running new cul-
tural and recreational centers and
colleges for youth work"
Evening star., 1944-10-13

HOLLYWOOD-FRIDAY, THE 18th, NO JNX TO THESE
STARLETSShowng disregard superstition these 13 Dia-
mond Horseshoe girls who signed film Friday
guaranteeing them 13 weeks Twentieth Centurox
studio let black cat their path They to
right Jan Bryant Portland Greg Mary Meade Tulsa OKLA
Cathy Downs, Long Island Lucille Barnes, Chicago
Barnes Chicago Eve Miller Los Angeles Harvey
III Elaine Langan Chicago; Roxanne Hilton Francisco
Evening star., 1944-10-13

couraging first step" in the effort to
create new world order Of Sc
curity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
.Londes Adds
Sd Hereunder

With the addition Of bout be-
tween Icy Jannazzo and Phil En-
zenga. 155-pounders, Nick LondeS
had completed his boxing card for
Olympia Friday night.
Five bouts are on the program.
thrcr-uf ttTeu- f1-rounderS. The
10-round matches are
Sgt Lou Woods. InkSter, rs.
Joe Sutka, Wyandotte at 100
pounds.
Tommy Bell Youngstown. o,
vs.. Tommy James, Chicago, at las
pounds.
Ivy Jannazzo, New York City
rs Phil Enzenga, Brooklyn, at
155 pounds
The other bouts Will be between
Leroy Willis and Mike GravIno
Junior lightweghtS and Harold
Refs and Count De MarloWe 165-
Founders. Willis >hadcd GraVino
in a previous match.
JdnndZZO. Il veteran, has had q
long and cOlorful career that goes
back-to-a Observation-Disclosures
ship bout with Barney Ross. He
lost 10 Ross but went the l5-
round distance, giving the cham
piOn a tough battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Anglers
PLAN Quiz
BY DON GILBIES

Signs OF spring:
The old coal bin may be getting
low, the income tax may have you
hanging the ropes and the
little wife may he talking about a
new Easter outfit, but there is one
ray Of hopc-thc opening of Michi-
gans trout season is Just s. days
away.
II, YOU have forgotten the date,
IFS the last Saturday in April tho
.29th What the season holds for
the followers of old Ike Walton is
a guess
One thing sure, trout fishing
reached a now low last season and
because of this sportSmcn viii
meet with fish division officials of
the conservation department and
other fisheries experts al the
Hotel OldS IN Lansing next Sun
day afternoon.
Tho conference is sponsored by
tho Michigan United Conservation
Clubs and is open 10 every one
interested in the Improvement of
trout fishing
IL Is intended 10 provide n
round table discussion on COM
-p1aT1tS, proposals, and gueSSeS and
for the fish division 20 explain con-
dltionS problems, future plans
and nnliclcs-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Fight Tickets
Now on Sale

Tickets Tor The Go National
Inyitational boxing championships
scheduled for Olympia March 25
arc nnN-nn- stlle~Fatt three down
town places. They may be OBJ
tanned at either of the Sans
stores, on Campus Martius or
Randolph or At the Infantile
Paralysis headquarters. oath floor
of the National Bank Building.
All Go stewards have tickets
for their members for this big
show. There viii be Is bouts on
the program and the winners will
get Go championship rings Box
erS from a half dozen cities will
be here 10 battle for the prizes
l. is tho first annual Go boxing
championships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
READY TO STEP IN

In that event. Stroh. defending
champion, intends 10 step right in
10 share the lead Krakow man
aged 10 win one from Joe Norris
club the first trip but with only
IS games left TINS should be a
difficult task tonight E&B, only
three from the top, also is apt 10
so for three against the Mineral
ties. who are making their worst
showing since they were organ
ICED
Murdoch gets the nod by a
WhiSkcr over J. T.. Berger unless
the latter has one Of its good in
njnCS which are all too infrcquent
Coca-Cola should have no trouble
maintaining its position in fifth
against De Luxe, especially after
its pnor-ShewiHg~ against Krakow
last week.
PariSclcan and Sackman'S will
fight il out for sixth place in what
can be labeled anybody's ball
game. In view If recent show
lncS- Sael,maR,s- piHl carry Il slight
edge Fife should repeat over
PCpSi-Cola while Twentieth Cen
fury VIII do we'll to salvage one
from Detroit >Gaskct the way il
has been performing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

Taking advantage OF Mt FL
liotts poStponement Ann Keep
pens Lancashire moved up a
notch 10 fourth place in the
WomenS Travelling Bowlin &
league by sweeping four points
from Mary Koehn's BEDFORD Rec.
2504 10 22S5
Lalon Welshs 545, Irene Demo
vichS SAB and Capt. keppen'S 507
featured Olympics and Altoona
continued their tie for fifth also
via ShutoutS. the former over
Demerys. $3.50 20 259l. and AL
coma over Palmer Park Rec
26O7 to 2496.
Z Ann Wells uncorked 201-202 in
571, Louise StoCkdale 543 and
Stella Hartrlck POP IN So Tor
Olympics. Pat Jones PIT In 81.
Eleanor koepke'S 1884 Ru h
JohnSton's 526 and Gertie SchuS-
tcr'S Sic for -Aleun1 and Joan
.I.au,S -2lz-iH 5ea for Palmer Park
were standouts. Vernor'S, the
leader Kinney and Enterprise
postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Always Close. FOrdsOn
bids for LIST State Title
BY JAKE BERSON

fensive play, have held the oppo-
sition tc u points a game.
FerdSoR's first-roHnd opponent
tomorrow Wyandotte. Two De-
troit schools are in the Fordson
reEionalS. Catholic Central meet
ing Lincoln Park. and De La Sale
facing ECorse. Dearborn tackles
Ford Trade School in the fourth
contest.
Semifinals will he held Friday
the finals Saturday. The Fordson
regional winner VIII meet the win
ner of the Ferndale High regional
March l6 with the survivor on
tCrlng the state scmifinals Friday
March II, at Lansing.
In the Ferndaie tourney. also
starting tomorrow night, are
Crosse Pointe. Royal Oak, -FAn-
dale. Hazel Park and Mt. ClerNns
st. Theresa. First Division
champion Of the Detroit Catholic
League. goes into action next
against Trenton in the Class +
regional Saturday night ar Ford
son. Rcdeemer goes TO YpSilant
Saturday against Wayne High
Other Catholic League teams
still in the running are 81. Mary
Of Orchard Lake, St. Frederick OF
Pontiac. st. Cecilia and ST
Florian and st. Benedict in Class
c, and ST. JoSephat in Class d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Here, There in Baseball:

Bob Coleman new manager OF
Boston Braves got unexpected
-rTt1 for ms manp6Wer problem
when TWO young players. Chester
Clemens and Mike SandloCk both
-of Evansville. Ind applied for re-
.n,tatCmcut into organized base
ban Mother player was IN
baseball last season FRANKIE
CUISINE. AZ second baSeman, be-
came DIST Pittsburgh player 70
sign 1914 contract batted
2ql for Pirates last season g.
Sh0rtS+ur1 r r--lrrtt7- zs1k- also I + +
also came TO terms with Pirates
was with Toronto last year
Andrew "Scrappy' Moore
Chattanooga L.. football coach, 10
manage Lookouts i'm Southern
-eevr~rattur-thiS season Joe
Gordon Yankee star second base
man. awaited can 30 be inductcd
after being reclaSGhed IA
Brooklyn'S DINO W "A Ikcr was
gwen his physical al F. Nc
Clcllan Ala bat a bad knee may
cause him 20 be rejected
Tom Turner, White SoX catcher.
is >JNto0ntb club member 20 re-
turn signed contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Eyes on indiana

Indiana long known as the
hotbed for basketball. next week
will have considerable attention
-f1CuSpd on II by The baseball
folk.
Because Of the war and neces-
Sary Curt4.imcnt in travel. 10
pro baseball teams VIII train in
the HooSIer state Among them
are the Detroit Tigers. whose
spring base viii be az Evansville
for the second year In a row.
Cincinnati Reds. along with
indianapolis Of the American
Association. will tram AZ Bloom
lnglon. where Indiana l. is 10
Gated Both Chicago teams So
Cubs and White Sox will do
their conditioning az French
Lick. Cleveland AZ LAFAYETTE.
ihtthfr of Purdue, Pittsburgh 4
Muncie Columbus and Rockies
ter AZ Tcrrc Haule and SYRIA
cuSe az Bedford
Spring weather in southern
Indiana can be very nice Il
also can be quite had For the
sake Of these baseball teams.
il is 10 be hoped that il Is az
us very best this spring Base
ball teams. with enough 10
worry about from other. sources,
certainly are entitled 10 a good
break from ihn Wea th2r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
To Other Extreme

Prior 10 the new-fangled rules
in the fight game, a second
could stop a bout when he
thought his man was TOO far
gone 10 come back. That privi-
lege was abused and taken
away. leaving the referee 70
Judge when a bout may be
stopped
OF late there has been a ten
dency 10 permit fighters 10 con-
tinue for some time after they
might be stopped There is 4
feeling perhaps, on the part Of
the referee, that the beaten
boxer should be given every OPP
portunity 10 come back. There
may even be too much Of a
please The crowd attitude
That doesn't help either the
game or the fighter
This was evident last night.
Two bouts could and should
have been stopped before they
were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Bob Tales
Arcadia Bouts
ELL Long Felt
Ne ed in Boxino
BY BOB MURPHY
= SPORTS EDITOR

Promoters at Arcadia. De-
troit's newer and smaller fight
club. presented another evening
of interesting popular priced
fstic entertainment last night.
While even the most chari-
table couldn't find a coming
champion on the card, they were
shown an assortment Of club
fighters of the type that made
the amateur tournaments so
popular in the not so distant
past.
There is an old saying in the
fight game, Never let a kid
show how game he is" That is
sound philosophy. first. because
a boxer may be saved irrepair-
able injury If the bout is stopped
when he is certainly licked;
also, II may help 10 prevent
branding him as a gutter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Bobo Stops Mack

Connie Mack himself n no
mean orator. after an hour S
conference with Buck Nowsom
the other day moancd ! didn't
ger a word In cdCCWiSc go.
This writer liked tho Flash
H0llott- Bushcr jackson hockey
fist fight better than The Don
GroSSo-Bob OH affair Ilol-
lct' has a nice right
Dodgers Issue 1914 Roster,
Bat It's Tentative" tho NcW
York sun headlines a baseball
yarn VOL. whose roster
isn't tentative Ellsworth
Vines one of the outstanding
players i'm the history Of tennis
is probably the only net star
e,cr 20 become a golf pro d.
Vines. rated with the top-n0tch-
crs IN tire links game today
recently became pro az Denver
Country Club
The gate for the Bob Mont
eomery- Beau Jack lightweight
title fight IN Madison Square
Garden Friday-Slll 954 was
,the largest since Joe Louis last
appeared in New York against
Abe Simon two years ago D..
Sammy AnCott now listed for
championship bout with The
New YORK CHAMPION has beaten
MONTGOMERY three times al
ready Ed Stranger Lewis
was denied permIs>Ion 10 WIGS
tle n Miami recently because
Hr ID. Ht~r old 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
BY HAROLD KAHL

II Palm Beach Recreation con-
tinues lis fast clip Of the past few
weeks. Chene-Trombly Recreation
viii find itself tied for first place,
ef-eHiy a single game ahead after
tonightS Detroit Times All-Star
Classic bowling matches at Hall
DoddS Recreation.
Riding tWo-Came margin,
Ghrur- Tromblv is not expected 70
duplicate its Shutout Of the first
round Not the way Palm Beach
hrs been going tn fact, II wtll he
no surprise 10 see Palm Beach 60
in and grab two games from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Carries on Until

You've got 10 hand Il io4.ou<
Roudreau. youthful nr-HaFey u
the Cleveland Indians. Although
classified in. Ia by his draft
board he announces from Har-
vey Ill. that he'll report at
Lafayette. ready TO direct bis
club as II starts its spring drills,
What happens after that rests
with his board In other words.
hell be ready 20 Join the Big
Team whenever he gets the
word
And II and when Uncle Sam
ffaes call him, YOU can bet he'll
60 all out for whatever service
he is assigned 70. iu&L as he
always has done for his baseball
team,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

tors again may
fill that role.
Cathe r m A n
h As produced
uniformly good
b a s k [ b a !
teams at Ford
s o n ( or / )
years, and his
won and lost
T @ G or q com.
parpS faVorably
with the best
in Michigan.
B u [ despite
the fact that
r or q $ on has
r @ a c h @ d the
state Senifnal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
White SoX SIGN 0ktie
Detroit SandIotter

Another Detroit sardlottrr f9-
ycU-o'd Ray oYr-r VINO pitched
iuf D-R Class = az rho DEt
ri - ~r7~-rr- r7v br~r s---rrf1- ~
BY Movers. Chicago White ~N
scout and reports 10 fHe WE'f
Sos training camp March l6
N<Io i-F ln 'hc tHr
l-,l...,-s-t- -aa- af f'---if-, t-4.=7- 7i77
pltft.0 fo 'he Detroit Tigers ~
TIE clr.y 1905
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Lansing Elves Draw
Strong Opponents

LANSING, March : Lansing
Sexton and Eastern. local prep
Class a rivals, were paired in
opposite brackets when drawings
we're made in the regional
basketball tourney 70 start here
Thursday night Sexton. most
school. viii meet Ann Arbor
Thursday night, while Eastern
viii entertain jackson the fol-
lowing evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Brother Of i. Of D.
Caqer Killed in Action

Parents of It. Edward J Mali
nnWsia. who lFc ar 1929 Zinow.
HamtsnCk received word OF the
tiett+ --r-f-tfeA son M action IN the
central Pacific.
L1--AL4l-ua----yi- 4l---t-- n -tett4tt4t-
brother oft Gene N9linoWSN. Uni
versl'y ol Detroit basketball
PLAYER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Klein, Ruby Oppose
Bad Man Combination

Louis Klein and Bert Ruby have
A tough time shead on the Fair
view Gardens wrestling card to-
night. They will face the bad man
combination Of Buddy Knox and
Nick Billings in an Australian tag
boutEwhich is co-lcatured with a
match in which Walter Roxy and
frankie Hart meet. Both arc one
hour time limit, best two in three
falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Packers Don Hutson:

Won National Pro Football
League field goal kicking cham
plon, hip for 1943. with three Sue
ceSsful tucS'in FIVE attempts, long
est being - yards -. Ward Cuff
of \. y. Giants also kicked three
goals. but had nIne tries 81.
his 45-yard boot against Cardi-
naIs WIS -lQneesl OF -SeAAnn----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

ally Scot,y Bowman the de-
Tense man who used 90 VorrN
Adams by stick handling tine
puck m front ot the net Was
rejected rs has draft board be-
cause Of hockey logs
And Doug Young. Onc-tmc
Red Wing mate OF BoVmans
who also took a leg hcklng IN
the -hnn,l dal Ealle- NJ hickey
IS wondering what the board is
gong 10 do with HIM HIS
occupauonal dctern,ent is up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Keller Girls Win

Keller Girls basketball team
defeated Local 80 BomberetteS.
40-26 IN Recreation League play
offs al Kr0nk last night Nerna
Shea paced the winners with 20
points, as Pearl Gerber scored ID
for losers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
La Measure Women
Climb to 4th Place

Nchte SIS and 81 Passage 2i7 Rivera
House Otto Crr-p-. GIaudmonf House
Dave Moore VIDA. Zil Norman Du-
rocher GlrrfaEiss s23 House, 235. Al
Seymour Crest $50 House 23l,
carl SaICgrr Fire Dept No /, 231
Frank Moss Spr.rCwells House ST. Fred
Sweuzer 2a0 and "a DAILY. 604 Local
35i Fred Lesco, 623. and Norris Wnchsu.
225. GlencagIes SOS House Ed Miller
Ternstedt Aircraft. 221 John HntE Palm
Beach Jun or 22o Joare Marches Terry s
Ladies' ls2 Joe Drobot, Ford Foundry
F0remen, ZI3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Coach of Year:

Title bestowed upon Ray
Meyer De Paul l.. cage mentor
hy Chic7go writer's . will re-
cciNe George KooCan Memorial
Trophy Lawrence Harrison
of Iowa runnerup in voting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

rOund no less Than TO tlmoS, and
the finals twice. the Class a
championship so far has eyaded
the suburban school.
ANOTHER GOOD TEAM
FordSon has another good club
this season, and IS favored 10 win
the regional tournament opening
tomorrow night at FordSon High
gym. The Tractors won 10 and
lost one. losing in the last minute
TO Royal Oak, 1922.
They averaged "a points on
offcnse, and showing Californian
is one coach who still stresses de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
.MandeII Gains
Nod and Gets
Even With King
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS

Jimmy MandsH $50. Buffalo. dsci-
stoned Howell KING d57l. Detroit In 10
rounds
Johnny Montreal $3.50 Buffalo.
Knocked out Bill Terry G37I1 Wash
ington. d. c., in the second round
While Anderson u221. Detroit.
Knocked out Henry Leftowich G261.
Buffalo. In the fifth round
Count ne Marows G6ll. Jamaica.
knocked out Al Golden O60). Detroit,
In the second round.
Monte Klein G3sl Ann Arhor.
Knocked out Rill Macarthur $3.50, De-
troit In the second round
Willie Bell u27l ~, Detroit decisionsd
KID Dnlngsr Gi2sl. Detroit, In four
rounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

N.'1 ,1 Stop oa' Ir tJ.I >'rdc-t0
.anrb second place u tho National
FoHA Boston where fhe Rcd
Wings farce splendid chance 20
p..t. lp tWo valuable points TO-
u-rt against sine Eruu, Manager
Jack Adams sends word he is
calling lp Gefen,em3n IiyUiC
EuileH ft4H7 lrdiauauols 10 take
fIe place of Eu QlarkoubuSh.
ii--------4l---- -l4-.--ll-. eel y --.--4-
r8Fr called ln tNC WLlI.lro men
80 ~ef- eH io0 C-ItaiH the club s.
--.a..i---a---s a--'a-.l-t --i-li .----ti-.----.
1r d..er,emar Cl..t SIMON Car
r-'7 r.ayr1 ouly- --z-tIrgt .prr---+
t--r-1-T- 81 1a'el MS Chicago
Sunday uEat WHlc SIMON was
P-' oat of action carly in tho
tLl. period ay % SlN-suteH cash on
H.s forehead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Woniens Coli Meets:

Awarded TO Chicago Western
Open al Park Ridge June 1924,
and Western Amateur at On
Wcntsla. Aug. 7-l2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Palm Beach
MdyDropChene
Into Tie for Isl
STANDINGS
ImNICHT-s MAICHTs

coca cola - - We he Luxe W sucys
"a sackwsns 'l2-n Va Parsclcsn
1.a- FIfp. 'l2-il " Pepsi Coils SO De
f-.f Cssaet ',1-ll vs. Twentieth Century
Recreation. - Chens- Tromhy Recreation
'1.oI vs. Palm Reach Recreation, 8 %
s'roh 't2-I vs KRAKOW i1-l2i F&B
-t2-h Va Ninerantes 1914. j Rerger
IH.fI Ne MNraAEL AA-4G- 4-+r---rr n
Kan podds Recreation. SIS ". Grand
Elks. o. n
Denotes winner IN first round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07

always bridesmaid ="
Weighing his teams chances in
the lqJ4 state -Class'-A basketball
tournament. Russ Californian,
FordSon High coach, is wrestling
with the thought that his Trac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Detroiter Holman Williams

Dropped i0-round decision 10
Eddie Booker, San Francisco, IN
Coast city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
Fight Results

Newark og'poIn'ed Freddie Graham.
1915 New York ys1.
scranton Ps John Green, Us, But
falo outpointed Milo Theotorescu. 152.
New York tIOl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
VIvIANo HITS SOS

HERE AND THERE-John vi.
'viano. Rolawile Prop. fired 207-
234-254 for SOS in his House
League Herb Case 20l-236-
z16 Tor $50 as Administration
frightened its grip on first IN the
Derrnit-pnAce- BIS sweeping Pre-
CinCt No. s Newt kcathley's
226-237 in 6j5 and Al Charney's
255 were standoutS as Index
boosted lis margin 10 tWo games
over Virge'S IN Johnny Millctt'S
House q. Art Watson had 27S
u C1E ID, tho III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-07
TERRY KAYoED

Bill Terry was no match for
Johnny Montreal who fights out
Of MandeN's stable. ard lights
went out for the former in the
second after he had been knocked
down twice. Game. Terry tried
10 get up but did not reach his
feet until after The fatal 10 vas
counted.
Willie Anderson a head tailor
than his opponent, put Stubbv
Henry LeftoWlch on tho deck no
less than II times. Finally Henry
went 70 the canvas from sheer
exhaustion and Referee Spinella
called il quits,
Count De Marlowe. billed from
the West Indies, was too much
for Al Golden. or Golden was too
feeble for the Count. whichever
you choose Monte Klein. a kid
studying medicine at University
Of Michigan looked very good
stopping Bill Macarthur.