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Picture from Mcclellan Cycle, Friday,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
D-Day Vet Is Home.
Calls Detroit Heaven

PVT Robert ! King 19-ycar-
old wounded veteran OF the MA
sion of France. arrived home to-
day looked around and SAID
This j. little hit of heaven"
lie IN the son of Mrs Florence
kIng cl IS Grove and the late
Loul- NIuE. who was q member
OF the Detroit police department,
for Is year,
AS an ufaniryman with the
10Th Division Pvt KING particI-
pstcd in the landing a. Normandy
fought ~ 81 Lo and Rrc>t and
Was injured in tho push 10 Paris.
My squad, consisting of -
men, was caught nv machine
gun cross firing, and most OF
them were killed" said PVT
King II was luckN-tNo bullet
wounds in the chest.
II was taken TO a hospital in
England, and had chance 10
visit my brother, Pfc. Maynard
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
JOIsOn, Bride, Il,
Honeymoon in West

BEVERLY IIIl.IaS Cal March
rs ,t.Pt Fifty -c.ght-yoar-old Al
Jolson who has said Il do AL
most as often a. he has sung
NANNY was honeymoonng
here today with his fourth budc
-2.yoar-old Erlc Galbraith
They were married late Satu-
day in QuartzsItc. All
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Man Found in Street,
Unconscious, Dies

Leo TinSley. -. of 633s Thr-
lcth. who was found unconscious
FRIDAY A. Stanford and Milford
died early today in Receiving Hos
p,tai
He was admitted with a possible
skull fracture and drunk. police
said They are investigating an
anonymous report that TinSley
was thrown from a car
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Car Slips Off Ramp,
Hurts Lansing Youth

LANSING. March 26 - Jack
Burgess, 18, Of 8f3 Sullman road,
was in serious condition at A
local hospital today after ne was
injured when struck by car
which he was repairing The car
slipped off a ramp. rolling back
wards and struck him on the right
side Of the head and neck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
NaZiS Battle Foe
Star of David

ROME. March 26 CINS) - A
Jewish brigade fighting with the
British Eighth Army IN Italy was
revealed today to be carrying the
Star Of David into battle against
the NazIS, arch prosecutors of the
race
The Jewish brigade. composed
mainly of refugees from Palestine
with a Sprinkling of Jews from
MauriuuS, Is commanded by Brig.
Gen. r.. r Benjamin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

King p, a surgical technician.
He has been UvrrSFaS f3
months
PVT. King VIII be here 80 days
before he report, 10 The Billings
Genera Hospital for an operation
on a severed nerve IN has right
shoulder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carripr-SalpSman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Sinkwich May
Land in Court
BY JIMMY HATLO

II was indicated at the offices
Of the Lions yesterday that the
Detroit professional football club
would fight in court any effort on
the part Of frankie Sinkwich TO
Jump 10 the new rival All-Amer-
lea Conference.
Coach Charles F. (GuS) Dorais
reveals that the Lions hold A con-
tract on Slnkwich which has an
other year TO run, The player, IT
was explained, in 1914 signed a
two-year CONTRACT Of which he has
served but On6 season. having
been drafted into military service.
Moreover, the contract includes
A clause which gives the Lions an
option on the players services for
another season.
However, DoraiS believes that
Sinkwich, If his knee is improved,
will be back with the Lions next
fall The coach and player will
confer after the first of the year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Anderson Lauds Rams Ace

Hunk Anderson, disagrccing with Red
Grange, thinks Bob WateTficd is worth every
cent of the $4,000 a year the young quarter
back star will get for each of the next three
years with the Cleveland Rams.
''Waterfield is the new star of our league
(National) and he comes along at time
when Sammy Baugh is beginning to fade"
Anderson said. "Baugh made pro football in
Washington. and Waterfeld will do the same
in Cleveland. The new league Is going to
have hard time breaking in in Cleveland
with boy like Waterfield on our side"
Max Carey is touring the East in the hope
Of signing prospects for a girls pro baseball
league which includes Fort Wayne, South Bend,
Racine Grand Rapids and other cities in the
Midwest d. Marty McManus, former Tiger
manages the South Bend club
Fred MacMurray, John Wayne and other
movie stars who are members, plan to build a
50 900 900 hotel as part of their California
Country Club at Los Angeles jim Barfcld
formerly one of the states outstanding amateur
golfers, has bought Ridgfield Golf Club at
Grand Rapids . he was discharged from the
navy recently.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Asks Blessing for His Work

Bell gets into the ring and prepares box Harris
The bell rings and each fighter leaves his
religious sign indicating that he is asking the Lord bless
his work.
"Oh, OH" says somebody "boh members of this club
Nobody will get hurt in this one"
With that Bell and Harris proceed to punch each other
around like bitter enemies and the cheering
." ought TO hire that guy Harris MY house fighter
observes gym proprietor Williams He'd fill this joint every
dsy. Ihey could put that one in at the Olympia"
After three rounds Bell leaves ring to take other exer.
@ he looks good shape Harris prepares to 60 seven
more rounds with anybody who might available But evenu
ally he also departs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

George Trautman, the new Tiger general
manager, came up with an original Christmas
card, depicting the Mister and Missus (Jane
and George being driven by Santa Claus from
Columbus to Detroit in sleigh pulled by eight
striped tigers. For whip Santa has base
ball bat and in Trautmans upraiscd left hand
is home plate.
Harvey Fruehouf (trdiierS) is said
TO be interested in the possibilities for an
AH-Americd Conference football fran
chise in Detroit z. The Lions hoUe
orc-yeGr lease With an option for an
other year on Briggs Stadium
Holy Cross football players may not enjoy
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Slow in Moving TO Rear

Two other fighters get into the ring box One intro
duced frankie Abrams who box in the semna Friday
The other is introduced merely Tony Ross J Nobody
tions that Tony had the lower part of his left leg blown
the war and that his long tights conceal the fact that
is wearing artificial limb
Still, the professionals know that he is trying make
ring comeback and they down ring silently
to decide for themselves ne going make of it.
There Is guy I'd like to make it," says Eddie
Fuch, trainer of fighters I'm pulling hard for him."
Harry Raskn ineran trainer chews cigar he watches
Ross box with Abrams. They letting punches go Just
they did when they trained together before the
suddenly whispers something Sherman pory former
welterweight champion Of Michigan
Doesn't move backward well enough" says exsaior
Sherman He'd look very good in exhibitions but don't
no" ne would go In fight Let's wait while before
minds
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
-Newsy Lines
Elfen Tops isi RBE
NICK ETTEN

NICK ETTEN Of the n Y Yankees was the American
last knocking l0
Runncr-up Culenbne Of Tigers with SO
Culenhne ball H. while Pat Of
Cleveland whitfield 81 Rudy York Tiger first base
h double plays q In all II American League
records tied 9i5among them Detrots winning
pennant was lowest championship percentage SIS
TWO TIGERS Freddie Hutchinson Manders, both
pitchers service asked for reinstatement for the
1916
ENOTGH WmSTLING I'd ,tSmokyl Keleher, has
feeed basketball New England Tor 80 has decided to
retire.
HoNoRS DEPARTMENT For second year running The
Sporting News baseball weekly had named Hal New
o Tigers the top pitcher Of year Paper also hailed
Se Beeee Of Washington yrHrs Outstanding league
p * WrClcv Of Cubs among and Joe
MstheS Of Cardinals leading farm system head
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

not he surprised 10 learn he was
promptly assigned 10 the cavalry
upon induction
Bclatedly realizing that their
eminent pedestrian was being
miSCaSt on an epic scale the brass
transferred MIhato 10 the infan-
try where he sustained the con-
CuSSion injuries that led 10 his
medical discharge in May
Before his injury Mihalo set
one record that seems likely 90
endure. Carrying fun field pack
he covered - miles IN three
hours 81 minutes. Lest any for
mer soldiers think that any ono
performing such feat stands
automatically convicted Of lnsan-
ity. Mihalo haStens tc add:
ut wasn't my idea. The
colonel told me 10 20 ont and
win that championship, 'or
else"
MlhaloS reward FOR the feat
was a three-day pass lie spent
IL IN the hospital rcCuperatinC.
Mihalos feat Of winning both
the national 25-kilometer and 40
kilometer walks since his dis
charge is the more surprising
since he Stiil feels the effects Of
his injury As result nf The
shock ne can never sleep more
than four hours a night To fur
ther confound accepted training
notions he has found smoking
cigars helps his nerves.
Mihalo'S current goal is a fourth
victory in the rational AAU
50. 000-meter event. Clarence
DeMar is the only other three
time victor at the distance. Al
ready he IS in light training and
light training 10 Mlhalo means
A 12-mlle iaunt every other day
at Belle Isle
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

sides this title affair, Pep fought
seven nentitle fights, winning SIX
and getting a draw with 1872.
pound Jimmy McAllister in the
other.
The Ring ratings are all based
on performances during the year
but all champions are recognized,
even though they had no bouts
in 1945. Tami Mauriello. New
Yorker. Jimmy Bivins of Cleve-
land and Lee Oma Of Detroit are
the three top ranking heavy
weights. with Archie Moore Of St
Louis, Lloyd Marshall Of Sacra-
mento, Gaia and Phil Muscato of
Buffalo the first three light
hcaNyNNCiChfS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
@b M!!A!:1 a! e:
N AL Bob Murphy
* ny Sport" f''''
You See Strange Things His Ex-Manager NolV
Where Fighters Train Trains Bell for Bout
EXPERTS EYE oNE-LEGGED ROSS
EXPERTS EYE ONE-LEGGED ROSS

The weather outside was bad but Williams gym on
Woodward well filled California Jackie Wilson and
ONe Bell reported to train for their bout at the Olympia
Friday night
ose (Budog Harris from Pittsburgh the first boxer
dress for the ring he pudgy middwegh who has been
around long enough keep his of the record books
THAT guy boxed 10 rounds yesterday" says Johnny
Weber the referee land every round fight He's box
inE Dave Clark down at Toledo Friday He'll work out with
Bell today"
Presently Bell comes down 10 the ring Somebody notices
that he is accompanied by Duke Ellis his manager
has been engaged by George Williams and Louis Newman,
comsnagers, 10 train him. Ellis is asked about it,
He wouldn't fight for me-" explained Ellis wouldn't
even train SO sold his contract Now he fighting
You figure II out"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
lis d Treasonous' Statement
Auker Picks Hockey Over Baseball

their stay in Miami, where on New Years Day,
they meet University Of Miami in the Orange
Bowl game -. Coach John Da Grosa plans to
limit them to two meals a day and won't per-
NIT ocean bathing
Babe Herman, signed as scout for Pitts
burgh, says he will be on the lookout for big
fellows.
II like big men and l like hitters who
swing hard and pitchers who have fast ball.
Herman explained. II think know where |
can find such prospects in California"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Gar Lacks
Challenger
Harmsworth Race
DeadIine Near
~ United Pres.


Revival Of the internationally
famous Harmsworth T oph y
speedboat races depended today
on the appearance of a challenger
TO Gar Wood, gray fox of
powerboating who last won the
trial with his huge, four-engined
Miss America X.
Detroit is anxious to again re-
sumo sponsorship of the race-a
spectacular affair because there is
no limit on the power or speed OF
the entries. But the deadllne for
challengers is four days away,
but as yet no one has come for
ward.
Interest here jumped recently
when il was revealed that Ernest
C. Wilson, Ingersoll, Ont. manu-
facturer. had bought four Pack
ard-built Rolls Royce-Merlin en-
gines with the hope of winning
for Canada both the Harmsworth
Trophy and the Gold Cup. But
Wilson has not issued a challenge.
Gar Wood has not yet revealed
whether he will race again in de-
fense Of the HarmSworth crown.
j. Lee Barrett, vice president or
the Detroit race committee. said
he had talked with Wood at his
Florida home a few days ago, but
exacted no promise on the ques-
ton.
Meanwhile. the Cold Cup races
last won by Herb Simmons IN
1939-will be held in Detroit II
the Detroit Yacht Club is sue
ceSsful in wangling the regatta
from New York'S Indian River
Yacht Club. A request has been
sent 10 the American Powerboat-
ing Association asking for 1t, and
new course circling Belle Isle
in the Detroit River has already
been charted-just in case.
Detroit is willing to stage either
or both races, and in any event
is planning a big speedboat re-
gatta for next summer. regard
less of HarmSworth or Gold Cup
developments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Sharp Operator Pays in Bonds

Then Raskin suddenly thinks of Wilson
That guy Is sharp he says "and he really knows his
business Bell will find him plenty troublesome Friday night
Nice kid. All of Chris Dundees fighters nice kids
Chris hood himself and he will take any hood
his stable Somehow the gentlemany just
gravitate there
Raskn reaches into coat pocket and exhibits letter from
Dundee indicates that the letter contained bond
He pays off i'm bonds" grins Raskin. 'e says
that is the only he can be will have money"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
BOOEies Very Generous

Bowl for instance. Alabama looks good but
from 10 points The Tide all nine games but was
extended don't forget that long train
ride Southern California meanwhile lost three of its 10 games
even Pacific football far below par had 10 come
through get the nod and did
Oklahoma A. M also would appear to rate the nod over
MaryS Gael which waloped Southern California
Wedemeyer in the backed doesn't 10
13point underdog anybodys football edunless 1t was
the West Point.
Miami unquestonaby rates the edge over Holy Cross but
79 very healthy potion The southeners showed plenty in
putting away Michigan State but can't overlook the fact that
Enganders bested Eastern sandouts Dartmouth
Yale and Brown
At first glance Texas would appear TO be good 1871 points
Missouri the Cotton Bowl The Longhons swept
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
With Their BOgUI Odds

victories against only defeat that TO loss 10 Rice
But Texas only beat SMU l27 And Missouri did 1t 1O And
the only three the ssouran lost when they stepped
of their class against Minnesota Ohio State and Michigan
State.
Which brings Wake Forest rated 13 points better
than South Carolina Jacsonvies Bowl So
that they 1913 tie during their regular
South Carolina coming strong the Of the
New Mexico favored 6l3 Denver the Sun Bowl
the only that looks good And that's figuring the
of dual performances against Colorado College and Utah
New Mexico 2l-20 and Denver 1921 while
halted Colorado College Cd, and Denver c. c.
But remember the anonymous gentlemen very
learned So when they spot ball points
what figures TO be close they have very welnformed
reaS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
More Rams Sian

CLEVELAND, q. Dec. y CUP)
ialfbackS Fred Gehrke and Jim
Gillette. end Steve Prltko and
fullback Pat West signed 1916
contracts yesterday 10 play foot
ball for the Cleveland Rams, 1915
National League champions, 1t
was announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Pep Named
Ring S Best

NEW YORK, Dec q INS)-
Willie Pep, featherwelght cham
pion of the world, was today
named boxer of the year by the
Ring magazine.
Pep. who first served in the
navy and after discharge from
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Props Refuse
Olympic S Bid

Refusing 10 gamble on atteny
dance, the Metropolitan Leagu%
is refusing an offer by Olympia
20 hold tho city championship
basketball finals there March 2,
Y. $ Blanchard revealed today.
Olympia set a $500 rental
plus a-maXmum Of $500 for ex-
penseS, Blanchard SAID. adding the
league depends on gate receipts
and cannot afford TO gamble on
4 ham
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

signed new fve-year contract As
81. Mary Of California football
coach and athletic director.
It's fun Cmdr Benny Leonard
now in the L. 8 MARITIME Serv-
ICE -. Allie Stolz, Newark, de-
cisloned George HanSford. Los
Angeles. in New York for his
tenth straight ring triumph .
Jockey Job Dean JeSsop scored
his 2ssth and 2s7th victories Of
year AZ Gulfstream 20 TIE tho
record of last year champ, Ted
Atkinson.
Jockey Hal Wallace had FIVE
winners yesterday ~ Fair
Grounds Talmidge Busy ~ De
'roIt was X Old In The fifth at
Chicago by Dan Robinson
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
at Wayne
Presented 10 10

Thirty-Seven competitors n d
three student managers today are
eligible to wear Wayne University
letters earned in football and
cross country during the part fall.
The awards.
CROSS COUNTRY MNJoRS-Cspt Ber,
Richardson. James r Williams and Manager
Richard Nestnr. MINORS--lrving L. Cold
berg ana Lawrence NJ Mddemas
FOOTBALL
Mainrs-Rlchard G AShcom David NJ.
Brewster, John BroEdon Nicholas Chprup
John = Clements, Jr Kenneth V Cottsr
John X Cotton jr, JAMES c. Hague Victor
g. Hanson. William y. Hobbs Hobart H.
ieHh ms Charles KuuveisS RUhgrt s MiSreIe
iehB ) k~~msn " Bruce Roberts
Leslie : Roberts, Joseph = Rzepks
james Saunders Robert W SieFfried Joseph
stella Mario NJ TTafeli Jr Myron &
Jrdes and Manager Richard q Hartley Jr
Min0rs-Wiuism q Cochfsns, Jr Gerald
Cooke Raymond Horsl, Jr Jsugs
Ksruli7uok. Richard W KAY Kenneth A.
Macdonald, JACK Mclean Daniel Mullsn
George " sellers. jr earle G. StAckpols
Irwin ,. swldersn and Manager. william J
Murphy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

Which to fellows like Diz Trout and Barney
McCosky borders on high treason.
Harry Jacobson, No. l Red Wing fan, who
went through 26 years of his life without wear
ing hat or an overcoat, complains that he now
is passed up by friends who fail to recognize
him.
Another thing" Harry confesscs II for
get to tin my hat TO women"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Sports
BREVITIE

Montreal Causdiens improved
their hold on first place in MIL
hy beating Toronto, 4-2, Two un-
assisted goals by Joe Benoit fea-
tured the Montreal play.
Benny McCombs, Flint middle
weight, was kayoed in second by
Bob Satterheld in main event at
Chicago.
Washington RedSk kins an
nounced signing already OF 70 Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

athletic career
of Bill MlhalO.
" h o. in his
little publicizcd
field, is on e
of tho nation 8
leading at h e
leteS.
The 31-yoar-
old DetroItcr is
a alton "A ]
a A l. walking
champion a n d
those familiar
W / I n I n Q
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Only q Days
LefffO Enter
Skate Meet

There are just six more
days left 10 enter the Michl-
gan Open High School relay
and novice SpeedSkating
championships which the De-
troit Times will stage at
Belle Isle on Jan. 3.
DEADLINF FOR EN-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

that bfdnCn OF
the service was
inducted n { o
the army was
I h Q o n ! Y
worlds cham
pion 10 defend
his title IN
1945. The Hart
ford Comm
fighter did this
a & st Phil
Terranova in a
thrilling Is
round bout. Be-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
ST. Ambrose Wins

81 Ambrose basketball team.
led by Charles Pave with II
points. defeated ST Rose. 4o-19
in a Catholic high school second
division montague game last
night Bill David OF the losers
also counted IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Wings Keep Up Their High Flying
By Taking Rangers for Cd Straight
In Sd by Selves
After 81 Win

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-There's
nothing fishy about that flying"
emblem which the Detroit Red
Wings wear on their uniforms.
They're really hying-again.
The Wings are in third place
by their lonesome today only two
points back OF the second place
Chicago Black Hawks after whip
ping the Rangers here, 80. last
night for their second victory in
"A hours. Before the game, De-
-tFeft-Nras tied wTtt1 Boston for
third.
For a while IL appeared the
Wings might never get TO Madi-
son Square Garden Their train
from Detroit, caught in the holi.
day railroad Jam, was hours be-
hind schedule and thus the games
start was delayed some 90 min.
uteS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
TRIES is NEXT WEDNES-
DAY. Jan. 2.

@-------------
The meet is open only TO
high school skaters and II
will be the first ice meet ever
held in Detroit made up only
OF relays and novice events.
Get your teams together
today and fill out the blank
which appears in today's
paper.
Remember: III YOU can
skate YOU can win"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

l II I'll DldAEAE
j n 9 ! a din &
Sammy Baugh.
The Skins, ac-
cording 10 re-
ports. probably
will s w a p
an X ie Eli
chock, BauCh :
u n happy un-
derstudy 10 the
~ . W y or X
Giants
J | m nv v
= hotau m ba-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
EAIR nRnINns

weather raining. trsCs t0rpv.
post . 70 r m, Detroit time
FIRST RaCc-PlsCs Africa Hippocrrns,
Wiichwork Duke Reed Voncell Major v.
Flying Count
Second RAce-Salln Miss Ptohs Tupsio.
Third Rsce-Gisnt Frincess, sfsil. Pretty
Scout. Fred cody
Fourth Rscs-MillArv sir Tssins Vsyf,
Hefsada's Freeboy Tony c.. sEeepnaek.
Sons style
sixth RAce-CrtAm-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Sports
BY LEO MAcDoNELL

Eden Auker one-time Tiger star pitcher.
and before that a whiz of a college halfbaek
has become a rahid hockey fan -. He teams
up with Charley Gehringer and other regulars
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
EVEN FIGHT AS WELL

But, the long travelling Sessior}
had no effects seemingly on thet
Wings play. Not only did they
oulscore and nutplay the Rangers,
bat they kept pace with the New
Workers in the Slugging depart.
ment as we'll
Hottest of all the Wings were
, forward Eddie Bruneteau and
goahe Harry Lumley Bruneteau
trapped IN TWO of The three De-
trolt scores -- defcnSeman Hal
Jackson got the other 80 while
ffst1frrfey U0Orcd out 37 shots
banged A. HIM from all directions
| by the Rangers
Buneteaus first score came on
a pass play IN which Murray
Armstrong assisted a minute
later while Adam Brown Of the
Wings was cooling in the penalty
box Jackson broke loose and
made II % on A long shot which
Ranger goalIe jim Henry Iuggled
INTO the tVIne.
GOAL RULED OUT
Lynn Patrick and Elmer LaPrade
Gagged the Ranger tallcS and IN
the third period the Rangers
thought they had another when
! OFT Hellcr's shot resulted in The
goal Judge flashing the rcd light.
But Referee Bill Chadwick SAID
nothing doing. contending the
puck merely hit the post.
As # he hadn't done enough
already BrunetCau tangled with
Altfc Pike in the closing minutes
and each drew majors for their
eN'ra-currCular activities. Neil
Colvlllc Of the Rangers also drew
a iiNc-mlnute penalty for cutting
Jack Stewart on the head.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Scratches
GULF SrRLAM

Wssihsr t,sAr tfars fsu
Post llS m Detroit umsl
FlsN Racc-ComiCal Dee. Ropegterea.
OAri knight Storm PAY
second RsCe-Rrgket Plane Hsyhsids
Sofs Mad Ssdie Wings ~ wrath
Trird Rsce-Nrrverts, 30 Marietta Fl0r-
erns Uncle Byron
Fourth Rsce-Abu'S0. Darby DonHe Good
Pun Guertyfnr
Flftn Pscs-LuCsv Aunt LADY Hairan.
nucheN Myrna- Rslheuh 50
sixth Psce--Justics NAG. TEDDY Tea.
Bowling Green DARCY Dtmout
seventh Race-Gective
Eighth Psce-Oud Iron. Aldrdgs Fifs
Bet Day DOdRer
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

at Olympia every Red Wing
night.
Hockey is the best sport
of all to watch" Auker pro-
claimed.
Better than baseball
and footboll?" he Wds
asked.
YES, better than any
sport" Aukcr replied. You
get action every second in
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

NEW YORK y (UP)The booSieS out today with
their of bowl football and the betting
gentry suspcousy the threw the points
around Here's he line
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Nothing Stops a Good Man
Walking Ace Still Champ
Despite Injury in Army
BY f.. A. BATCHELOR JR.

Five months disqualification fol-
lowing A land-mlne explosion in
training have failed 70 affect the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

army'S knaCk OF trying 10 NJ
square pegs into round holes VIII
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

In IT looks like out and out charity particularly
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