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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

Spiders on 2664 and CaSs Law
rcnce'S Midwest with 2489.
HERE AND THERE--Psui Thoresen wheeled
out 276-22l-2O0 for 6s7. Leroy Andrews
203 20J-244 for $50 angus Macdonald 26s
and Norm Recck 25s IN the n W Classic
Joe Tetrsult 25g-225-lss for 672 and
Jsmes i,e Barclay 244-226-le2 for e62 in the
2I5-247-2o3 ior COS is new Crest $50
llfh John OBrien tipped 22S-22s-2Oq
foy COS, Howard BToadbrook 226-252-l7s
t.r 656 and Harry Seymour 266 In the
Howard Bridge uncorked 2l4-2Io-72s for
$50 and Al Holden 253 IN the Redford
House Walt Kawcch 236-lgO-226 Tor
~. ~. ana Jo, Iando 265 10 ne Rsoags
businessmen Fred HAyner 26s in the
Bowling Green $50 Harry Lombard 264
in e. Deney Mcns tdns Hewlett 22s
the BrFhtmoor Ladies TED LooE ass
and 652 IN the Elks Stanley Sandel
ass and o47 In ne Pslace-Dp Businessmen
Marge steele 211-1s7-2i5 for 6l3 in
Ernie Sist had 647 In the Palm Beach
Junior 49,. RAY Picksrd 24s IN the Detroit
police George Msyday 247 IN the
fattee House Ha1el Cooean 323 In the
keinbcw Ladies Lucille Kehe II In
the Cadillac Classic Florence Minsol 2lO
IN NJ Bowling Green Ladies Laurine
Csreu al m the varsity Ladies Al
Kennedy 2f2 m the Ritter House Cy
ONeiu 242 In the Ambasssdor SIS Leo
Lucas al IN thr Aicona House Vince
Hoftnis 626 snd Bin warden 23s In the
Other league hiThs-.Joe' Red. ass. We.
tory House PaY Williams $50 Conner
House Joe Birk 22o GlcueaTleE $50 Tony
M..!ehiorlstu. li,.! 225. Maek.Blye senior Ken
c11 Port -Dciiay A. Paul 1I1 Nativity
fItrefsn Hr, fIony 2Io MACK -Rlyc junior
MARY Bsdsy. i6s, carhsid haiof.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
EceFiShimS
Near End
By DON GILLIES

The last Of the states ice fisher
men Will ring down the curtain
March Is when ice lines for
pike perch, walleyeS,
calico bass. muskieS and macki-
nav or lake trout must be pulled
up on pike lakes.
Bluegill fishermen enjoyed
reasonably good success gener-
ally during the season which
ended Feb. 28 Hook and line
fishing for smelt was disappOint-
ing on Great Lakes and con
Meeting waters and slow on
Crystal Lake.
Whether smelt arc re-eStablSh-
inc themselves after the mystic
rious epidemic that greatly
reduced their numbers in the
winter Cf 194243 may be shown
yhcn they make their way up
streams 10 spawn next spring
The conservation department
again was notifying owners Of
ice shantieS there will he strict
endorsements OF the regulation
requiring the removal of such
structures before ire conditions
become unsafe or within 80
DAYS after ice melts.
Livingston Osborne. director Of
the Illinois Conservation Depart
ment, and George II Dunbar.
minister of game and fisheries
for Ontario, VIII be- among the
speaker at the Detroit Sports
mems Congress- annual buffalo
steak dinner At the Statlcr Hotel
evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

and the 10 TO $50. rs a result,
team captains arc urged TO report
their lncupS onc-haif hour before
starting times. These new squad
times viii prevail for the dura-
ton Of the event.
Such clubs As CaSs Schlan'S
PepSi-Cola Of The Detroit Times
Al-Star Classic. Reg Wcllet'S
GrcmcIS of Johnny MillcttS
House. Bill Morland Auto Club
and Ernie BoIlc Five Of the
Michigan Major. Jack Mmray.S
Aviation Of the Metro Classic and
John CaSburn Palace Recreation
OF thc House loop are billed to
take a crack dt the leading 3O3l
Of Art WatSonS Palmer Park
Recreation IN Class a.
The 2gs7 Of Fred MillcT'S NCapi-
tol IN Class r is in for one OF the
heaviest bombardmcntS OF the
sweeps with no Joss than y fiveS
Of this average coming up, eight
Saturday and l9 Sunday.
A total Of a. Class G. az p and
y T. also arc scheduled Leaders
arc Walter GaCoChS AlcyanderS
with -Sii. Eugene Bcckcr'S JAW
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
A Golf Secret

Samuel Jackson Snead is eX-
pected 10 bag a few more brides,
another hot score and pocket an
other bale of war bonds or folding
green when the next winter golf
meet is over down below the
Mason-DiXon line.
But maybe you've been wondeI-
ing why the pros have been mark
inc up so many scores like g.
66 81 down there
It's those winter rules YES,
winter rules. even on the sunny
courses of Texas and Florida. The
boys are playing on short mun,cl-
pal courses. too, some OF the hTe
The proprietors say they're saving
their courses at a time when labor
is short and fairwayS ale apt TO
be a little Grubby.
That's why the L. 6 C A..
doesn't sponsor tho tournaments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
SPORTS: FOrd's Boosts Nations Legion Baseball

the broader Detroit proper There also dealer
sponsored team in Royal Oak.
In 943 the active Ford company interest confined
national trophy which by Minneapolis team.
The trophy handsome silver plaque captured by the
Bentley Post of Cincinnati last year. sponsored
by Ford branch dealers in the Ohio metropolis.
The interest generated in these activities the past two
led the sepup in the 1945 plans made known at the
Ford Rotunda
Moreover plans being formulated here enlist Ford
dealers the country the nation Legion program
This national program is being directed by Don Watrck,
known radio sports commentator associated with
the Ford company.
The American Legion and its posts annually subscribe
million dolars-in cash and equpmentto underwrite their
splendid growing baseball project The idea of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Downtown Y
Swim Champ

Although three Of its four prep
champs were beaten, Downtown
YMCA team won four other
events TO capture the Swimming
Federation championship last
night in its home pool The Y
scored IS points. Boys Club al.
kronk 10 and ST. Clair ,
Led by co-captain and DENLY
star Fred Carbonero'S seven points
in winning the l00-yard free style
and swimming a leg on the relay,
the Y also took the l00-yard back
stroke and both relays.
Harry Beeson and Carl AkerooS
OF Cooley and jim GilSter of
DENLY were the prep champs who
lost out.
Bill Balch, city prep free style
champ from Southwestern. clipped
three seconds off the meet record
in winning the 75-yatd individual
medley in 46.5. Tony Bandyk Of
Boys Club had held the mark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
M Six Plays Last

MichiGan,s hockey -taaa,-clASeS
season with games tomorrow.
against Nickers of Detroit. and
5 a turd ay, against Huron Mid
lcsex Regiment of Ontario. both
a. Ann ArbOr Michigan State.
unheaten in five meets. has en-
tered II men in state AAU wrcS-
Ting tourney al Downtown YMCA
Saturday
Big Ten athletic directors hope
10 name commissioner az two
day meeting in Chicago today and
tomorrow Clarence Mum viii
represent Michigan and Guy
Mackey Ot Purdue Will report on
candidates Night baseball viii
not be curtailcd because of brown
out WPB indicated They
figure fans al games will not be
using electricity at home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Iowa Averaged
1920 at Home

CHIC a G. Q. March g lUP)-
W Western Conference basketball
teams attracted more than i86, 900
fans 10 their home games during
l944-45, a 2S per cent increase
over the some $4,000 spectators
OF last season.
Iowa, Conference champions. set
the top attendance pace by attract
ing 81 200 fans to It's six home
games alone BY averaging 1920
fans per Conference match. the
HawkcycS scored a 66 per cent IN
crease.
MiChiganS attendance was M
IS per cent at $3.50 Only teams
20 slump below last years figures
were Purdue and Ohio State.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Michigan AAU
Barred Ufer

ANN ARBOR, March s Dan
Ferris. president Of the national
AAU in a letter TO Bob Ufer.
MichiCan'S star middle distance
runner said the Wolverine ace
had been barred from Saturday 5
New York feature 500 race at
the request OF Charles Brennan,
secretary of the Michigan AAU.
The AAU based It's decision on
the TACT that Ufcr is track coach
ar Ann Arbor High. though other
prominent runners, also coaches,
viii be allowed 10 compete
Ulcr is worlds record holder Of
The indoor 440. He had been
training for the past several
weeks for the Cardinal Hays Me
moral race in the New York
Garden
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
EX-AII American
Gets Navy Cross

POMONA, Cal, March s (UP)
Parents OF Marine 1t Bob Her
wig Learned today the onetime
All American football llneman
from University of California has
been awarded the Navy Cross.
Herwig wrote his parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Herwig, that he
could not reveal the feat which
earned him the award. He weafs
the Purple Heart for wounds he
received al Guam His wife is
Kathleen Winsor. author Of For
ever Amber
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Army HOnOrs
Ex-Prep Star

Saturday the u s. Army will
honor 1t. Robert S. Carpenter,
former ST. Theresa High ath-
lctc. though he is a prisoner Of
war IN Germany.
His wife. Geraldine, Will re-
ceive the Distinguished Flying
Cross. the Air Medal and a
Silver Oak Leaf Cluster in 1t.
Carpenters behalf from a rep
reSentative of the Sixth Service
Command
Carpenter was a member Of
the st. Theresa High Catholic
League football championship
team in 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

kochan walloped his WAY
through four furious practice
rounds with Willie Watkins at
Williams gym yesterday Welch
battled four with Joe Sutka. local
middleweight who is contem-
plati a comeback.
Vincent Jones and Harry John
son, a pair of New York mittstetS
out of Ray Sugar Robinson $
stable, have been put on the card
for tomorrow night. Jones has
been matched with Gene GudcIll
in an eight-round semifinal They
are welterwcightS. Johnson meets
Willie Watkins.
The complete card
George Kochan. Akron vs. Culty WrIcI.
Portland. Me 10 rounds ~ los pound.
Gene GudriN Detroit VS. vincent Jones,
New YORK eight rounds AZ 147 pounds
Willie watkins. Detroit vs. Harry lhns1n,
New York. six rounds Al I55 pounds
Babe Sanders Los AnFeles vs. ,t00srd
washington. Detron. four rounds at lbs
Bob Brown. Pontiac. vs. vem Mitchell.
Detroit four rounds heavyWcights
walter Starsey Detroit. va Louis Moore.
Detroit, four rounds al $50 pounds
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
632 Top Count
For Women
Times Photo

Betty Chapman, Vernon is m
other to Join the 500 club In the
Women's Major League She had
632 last night az Conner Rccrea-
tion from 2Ol-225-206 as her team
won three from Tower 265l TO
22f9.
Vernon stayed in second plac,.
however As Enterprise took three
from Kinney. 1859 10 2i72. Ger
trude Schuster. Altoona, toDplcd
So, Irene SchluSlcr. Olympic. 563
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Ali AIiaba Returns
Tc Meet Reilly

Ali Aliaba is coming back TO
Fairview Gardens next Tuesday
night 10 meet Tex Reilly in a
mat double-header, announced by
matchmaker Harry Light. In the
other half Buck Estes, another
Texan. is TO meet Red Dawson.
Colorado coal miner, both bouts
one hour time limit There will
be- two short matches as well.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
PerdItd Arrives,
Drills for Spencer

Joey Pcralta, Arizona Mexican
lightweight, was scheduled TO ar
rive today TO start training at
Woodward gym for his 10-round
battle with Leon Spencer IN
Arcadia Monday night.
Johnny Rizzo, upper cutting
Hamilton tOntD lightweight, has
signed TO meet Vic Jade of Cleve-
land in the Six-round SemiWindup.
Jade is also expected TO arrive
today 10 work out
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Bob Tales
-OHsf Gloom4 Gus.
There \ Be Baseball
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Fditsr
HIRE AND THERE;

II NAV be winter 20 YOU but
irS spring training for the
major league baseball players this
week and next.
Dressed warmly and with an
eve peeled Washington way m
trepidation. because Of work ol
else legislation forthcoming from
Congress, big league managers and
officials led their players 10 cold
wet and perhaps snowy northern
training ffctdS.
There's been q lot OF Gloomy
Gus talk about the effect Of the
pending UaupOwCr legislation. fsut
we believe our great and colOItu.
national paStime viii survive.
Can't YOU Just hear that first
play bali al Briggs Stadium
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Hawks STAY
I'm Running
~ international Ns~s servie,

The Chicago Black Hawks
moved into a tie with Boston to-
day for fourth place, the last
National Hockey League play-off
spot. after troucing New York 6
to 3 in Chicago last night and
showing the Rangers into the
cellar.
The Hawks, with four games
remaining. meet the Bruins Sun
day night and again March Is in
the last stretch to decide which
team will participate in the post
season series for he Stanley Cup.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Recreation Rifle
Training al Schools

The parks and recreation five
year-old preinductee rifle training
program will not be halted despite
word the building housing the
range at Elmwood recreation cen
ter has been condemned
Through the efforts of Superin-
tendent John j Considine. ar
rangementS are now being made
10 secure ranges in high schools
during evening hours
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

Hit Evansville

CHICAGO, March 8 UPl-A
big splash of water marked the
Chicago Cubs arrival at French
Lick. Ind. today as baseball
waited into another wartime prob.
lem.
The Cubs, with seven men
aboard. became The second major
league baseball team 10 pitch its
spring training camp and they
gave warning TO the other eight
clubs which are going TO train in
the Midwest that it's going TO be
a. Wrt Snrlnr
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

for their slug
fest al Olympia
I o m o r r o w
night.
They will top
a card OF six
bouts arranged
by matchmaker
Nick Londes.
Billed for 10
rounds or less,
Is o c h a n and
w lC b have
agreed to l65
pounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

greatest runner this country ever
saw. That last place finish of hiS
last Saturday may have been a
smart move.
'He knew right after the
start of the race that he
couldn't win" mind-reads the
cay who heard the event over
the radio. He let IL look good
for himsclf--you know, no time
20 train. sea legs. etc. And
wasn't II smarter 10 finish 80
yards back than 10 run second
10 Rafferty, in a 4:l6.4 mile?
That guys a cutie. He knows all
the angles"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
NEEDS TWO POINTS

New York viii try 10 pick up
the two points which would put
them into fourth place, one point
ahead OF Boston and Chicago.
Detroit will be shooting for its
twelfth successive victory over
the Rangers here. which would be
a record streak.
The Wings now have scored Il
Strai~ht over both the Rangers
and Black Hawks at Olympia
sgd Howe will again take up
his stick 10 break the record Of
SID points in regulation league
play which he holds Jointly with
NelS Stewart old-time Montreal
MaroonS, Boston and New York
Americans star
Steve Wochy having tied Ebbic
Goodfcllow'S mark of - points
for first year player Will be out
10 break II tonight.
Eighty veterans from Camp
Legion Will be Detroit guests Of
the game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
DECISIVE DEFEATS

This is the Rangers last visit
OF the season and they haven't
been particularly troublesome yet
Coach Frank Boucher violently
protested crucial goal in the
New Workers i-2 defeat on their
most recent trip. but before that
the scores were 1913. lib and 7-3
II rs at New York that tho
Rangers bother Detroit. They
have won two. lost one and tied
two Of the games in the Garden
and is the only team in the
league. other than Montreal Cana
dienS. that has been able 10 hold
a home-ICe edge on the Wings.
Rookie Doug Stevenson was in
the nets for the Rangers Sunday
night, but it's possible Boucher
may return Ken McAulcy 10
action tonight despite his injured
knee
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

[ h @ trouble
$ o m @ ~ e w
Workers.
Jack Adams
men desire a
triu m p h 10
keep the Rang
erS Ut o (
fourth plac Q
in the National
Hockey League
race.
The E ! a c X
Hawks 6-3 VIC
tory over New
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
y Sports q
DR { Y | T IEO
Byron Nelson and jug Mo
Spaden have been made co-fav-

o ri [ eS as 81
topAight gof
prof essieaals
teed of today
In the opening
rou n d of the
$500 interna-
tional four-ball
tournament at
Miami Pre-
tourney betting
put the duo OF
Sammy Snead
and Bob Ham,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

legion posts keep pace Thus Ford dealers invited
into the picture.
Approximately $4,000 teams comprising close half
million players, entered in the 1914 competition
The major leagues contribute $4,000 the Legions pro-
and Jack Zeer and the Tigers who have helped back
the project have promised additional activities in the of
schools for the development of young PLAYERS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

recent Indus
Recrea-
tion Association
m tin G. 10
realize he is
one former ath-
letic star who
has kept in
shape, although
it is a quarter
of a century
since he put
his records on
the books.
DaN is now
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

With two hard punching boys
meeting, many fans believe there
is good chance the bout will
not 60 the lmt-that one or the
other will hit the deck for the
l0-count,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Police Win 2Ist

? Police basketball team won its
2lst straight game by downing
Ex-CeH-O. 7O-17 in the Recrla-
ton League az Kronk Eleven Of
the wins are in the Kronk League.
Detective Harry ThomS - and
Patrolman Lee Watts = points
lee the way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Sweeps Start Earlier:
& Class \ Teams Vie
BY HAROLD KAHL

With all Saturday squads advanced one-haf hour from The
original meet the curfew Glass teams Will
be among 81 affected The Detroit Times Sweepstakes
Chcnc- Tromby Recreation this weekend
The p IN has moved $50 the 80 TO 7
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

You can bet.
place 10 bet
that Gunder
tThe Wonder)
fIagg won't be
the last man %
finish I h Q
uiunirian fftie
at the X ut c
games in Madi-
son s gu ar 9
Garden Satur-
day night
The SNittlc
from SWcd1l is
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

To PI Iayoffs
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

While aiming for a whole coli
lection of records against the
Rangers at Olympia tonight. the
Red Wings would pass them all
up TO be certain OF a victory over
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Fight Results
By United Press

~ Anited ffraA
AT MuwAuKEE-MaMc shapiro I3S,
New YORK dcCisontdf JuSe FOntalne. l3A,
Milwaukee 10. SEt. Savier Canadec lAT,
Scott Field m. decisioned James Shsrref
las. Nwaukee fs1. Charles Pore las.
Milwaukee and Charlie Zvic. $50 Pitts
burrh drew a. John Hubbard, tso, MI.
waukee ceCisi0ned Indy Elliott. 244 H.1
York t6f. Billy psrroW. 1853 Detroit. -
rlsioned Clarence Brown. 10. Chicago g..
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

Zeler and fans remember that Harold Newhouser voted
the most valuable player in the American League this past
season graduated from local Legion baseball Other
famous big eaguers who from legion competition include
Bobby Feler Ernie Bonham Barney McCosky Mike Tresh
Ted Williams, Sgd Hudson Joe Gordon and Buddy Lewis
Approximately 5000 Juniors in the minor leagues
the time of Pearl Harbor The minors hard hit by
this loss of player personnel but after the there will be
flood Of material being developed by the Legion
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

the PGA champion, as second
choices
Fred d lie Cochrane, ex-sailor
man, plans 10 make first de-
tense of world welterweight title
against Ray Robinson at Soldier
Field Chicago, in June con-
tracts for the bout probably will
be signed in few weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

York in Chicago last night, made
il little less likely the Wings
will have to play the Rangers in
stead of the Soft-touch Boston
Bruins in the first round OF The
playoffS, New York now is in
last place.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
STATE PREP TOURNEY
Class \
kayO May Result as
Hard PtlncllerS Meet

With their heavy training be-
hind them. George Kochan and
Coley Welch today were pro-
nounced in the well known pink
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Straight Stuff

Lending an eager ear, VIC hear
That an autobiography OF Joe
Louis is in the making.
That Ed McKeever's contract As
new football coach at Cornell says
$4,000 and a house" tlf It
wasn't in Ithaca. n. Y. that house
proposition would loom as major
item 10 u.s.
It's mar too early to start
cooking up next years high school
finals at Olympia But why stop
there? That jammed house the
other night should indicate enough
interest to hold more of the play
offs AZ the biggest arena IN town.
Why not schedule the ScmiiinalS
there, too
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

Baseball has its manpower
problems and travelling woes, but
now il has a new misery in the
flooded diamond Pitching camp
was strictly an amphibious oper-
alton for the Cubs. The French
Lick ball park was under water,
due TO the aroused Lost River,
and so the seven Cubs and mana
ger Charlie Grimm headed for the
French Lick convention hall TO
loosen Mp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
MAY BE WORSE

Detroit'S Tigers are faced with
the worst problem for they head
into camp in seven days Al Evans
vile, which is on the banks of
the rampaging Ohio and is one of
Indiana's hardest hit towns. Last
year, the Tigers were beset by
flood problems and this year may
be even worse.
Six major league teams will be
training in Indiana within the
next two weeks, while the ST.
Louis Cardinals will be at Cairo,
H., and the Browns at Cape Cir
ardeau Mo. Al least two if not
three of them will be faced with
the same water-logged situation
as the Cubs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
LOST ONLY TWO

Day lost only two hurdle races,
his first and last, IN his high
school career He set the city
prep records for the 3O-yard high
and low hurdles, always won those
events and usually gave North
western a first in the pole vault.
Then he ran on the champion
ship SS0-yard relay team with
Carl Blauman. Rex EaSon and
Harold Davis.
Day was not only the leading
point gettcr Tor this team. but
ne also starred for Northwestern
IN football He finished his ath-
lCtic career at Michigan and Ohio
State. now keeps in shape by
bowling IN the Rotunda League at
Ford'S.
lie Is married, lives in Dear
born with ms wife and four chill
dTpD
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

IN the purchasing department at
FordS. maintains his condition by
bowling. He has outrolled the
famed Andy Varipapa three times
end contends Stocky Andy wasn't I
bowling left handed either.
Any middle-aged Detroiter who
attended school here in the early
20'S and had the least interest
m sports remembers Day because
he was one of the stars OF what
vas probably the greatest high
school track team tho city ever
knew - Northwestern High of
1920.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Floods Threaten Tiger Training Camp
Fishing. Hunting
Contests Planned
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

dor have muscle guy distinction in sports
competition being devised Frank L. Carey
Briggs Manufacturing Co. trophies
down while half asleep From the viewpoint OF many
that situation would be ideal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09

CareY'S ldca is a fishing and
hunting conteSl for Briggs en-
ployeS. Prizes would 60 each week
oi The fishing season to the best
specimens and best catches IN
each species. Prize bags in hunt
ing season would receive their due
rewards.
This is an idea that may be
Expanded by inc Industrial Rec
Ication Association so that the
competition would embrace an
glers and hunters in plants all
over The metropolitan area.
Norge-Kelvinator and Wolver-
inc Tube arc two other firms
which already have fishing con-
tests and might form the basis
Tor city-wide competition.
STAYS IN SHAPE
You have only 10 glance once
at Floyd Day, who represented
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
Hockey Standings
LAST NIGHTS RESULT

Chicago 8 New YCrk
TONIGHT'S GAMTS
Erw YORK a. DETROIT.
Boston a. Montreal
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-09
By LEO MACDONELL

AS another baseball the big in Detroit
circles word that Ford Motor Co dealers plan
a-out rally l945 American Legion junior baseball
program.
The plans call many 80 Ford sponsored teams in
which viii be uniformed and provided with
balls by Ford dealers the teams to be part of the
regular Legion league setup.