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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

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we think you should know what US is
doing to give you constantly improved tire
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of 1943, is. Royal Deluxe prices have gone
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a reduction of more than 1879.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
MAGNOLIA

4 Mothr.~ DAY pa-,.n. ".H h,
prosecuted ja the ,v,rlo2 ~ Moth
,s~ bay .cftlpd "GalH"u II.a.',-j
Mothers. Wirh Mrs Ean Ho. as
directors
Leon Hart s. 1. ~r-at til. ~,.h-
ma With his parears Az. aM5 MIS-
rpuamA &. HaIr Ii. has h-,l
10 Africa ANA Franc" and h.~ ~Ap
WAS III New York last W,,h
VI. and Mis- g. G. KNIGHT and
dau-htrr. Macy Aul. 81 Ed-.moo
Gardens aud MISS Emma kr-h'
ol Wyoming We're Wrrk-rnd guest
oI Nj ana Mrs K W kA-ht n
n"lN4 IA birthday celebration ~ 'a.
former
Mis- MoI.y Aulbou.1~ is -p.na-
iu- several days with her nieee rnd
nol .hcW. Alr and Mr~ r t.. Couiiu.
Mr.. and Ms +, Y II.au. oi
Salisbury. spent Sunday wl'h rh"ir
~ou-in-!uW aud duughtog, Nl. ana
Mrs G. G. MyI!FaIuc.
Mrs E,mna Taylor ha> t,'VgLroy
10 her home. alt.. having sp'"t
thc winter With her chi,dreA. sin.
aud Mrs. j. " Taylor. ii n"a.
Dover. We're url. guests ON Sunday
Mrs. Lancaster Meredith N.~lf"d
her morhcr Ms Roe. o1 Golds5or".
on Friday
Mr.. ana MIS- H. J Roe received
a telephone call on Tuesday Iu9M
lheii SON. PNt J W To" from New
port News H. was cnrout" from
E,nglund where hv has hoen in Il
hospital since som, tmv III Janu-
any With frozen frct. 10 q hospital
in Camp Butlcr \. G.
Miss Emma Common has returned
10 her home after having spout tAr
winter with hrI hro1npr-!u-IJN and
sister. Mr. and Mrs Barton Lodge.
ANA her nephew and niece. Mr. and
MIS- Conuol I.ot-c. ot Wlluu2ton
Mrs l.. j. Roc and children.
Frank ana Do.is. We're guests on
Sunday OF Nj, i W. Race, Of
Dover.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz va, ii
guest on Sunday Of Ah aud MIS-,
Martin NIlcutts and Mr. William
Roe il being The latter's birthday.
Mrs Elilubrrh Stehi4s. Of Doves.
spent Sunday with her parents Mr..
ana Ms. Clc K,utun.
Nj. and Ms Edward Hrm0s. ot
Camden Sport Sunday With hu
PARENTS Mr.. and Ms W +, Fu.l-
lue
Carlisle. all ot Gry,awoa. and K,1
ana Mrs. Thomas Ktut"u. ot Ilu-
coin William Wanl,S J.. r,-
manned oNvru4hl With THIS paa.ur~
The !.adI", Ajd oI St. .loh">'o"u
will meet at til" homr ul NJ ua4
Mrs William Waplr> IN SIau-|'"1
Neck. ON Thursday evening Mal
IT, y good attendance Is desired.
Service tor sunday. May oth
Morning Worship and ~c.mom !,
a M.
church school II s. III.
VI. Y f. -" y m
Preaching ) r. U.
SlaH4ht,r Seek r.urclt Seloo
p. III. Preaching ; j, ir. E,Nc,ruo
Ih"na~ Etinton. PASTOR
Buy WAX Eo<o,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Toe Still
On Top

MONTREAL, Jan. B (UP)-Toe
Blake. the hard skating captain
of the Montreal Canadiens cur
rently the top cam in the
National Hockey League. retained
his scoring lead in the individual
race during the past week with
a total of nine points on 10 goals
and % assists.
Maurice (the Rocket Richard,
who established a new scoring
record by accounting for eight
points in one game last week
scared his total to 35 points TO
move into second place in the
individual standings.
Bill Durham. the steady goal
tender of the Canadiens, had by
far the best back-stopping record,
allowing but AZ goals to slip by
him. Frank McCool of the To-
ronto Maple Leafs was second
with 20 goals.
Pat Egan, the Boston Bruins
defenseman. continued 10 be the
leagues bad boy with AZ minutes
charged against him in the
penalty box
The first 10 in the scoring fol-
low,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Bob Tales
Rates 2 Indiana IS
In Big 10 Cellar
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Let's do a little light shadow
boxing and see what's going on
at various places.
For one thing, here is some
thing bordering on basketball
sacrilege. Dave Macmillan, as
sistant coach and head scout OF
the Minnesota cagesters, says the
worst two teams in the Big Ten
this season are Indiana and
Purdue.
For a man TO have made
statement like this in years past
would have meant a fast trip 10
the pogey with a police escort.
Macmillan says Ohio State.
Iowa end Illinois rate in the first
BRAGG with Northwestern, Mich
igan and Wisconsin in the second
group. Alas, the hotbed of basket
ball. (home of Indiana and Pur-
duel rate cellar position in the
Gopher coach's rankings.
You can get a better line on
his accuracy this weekend The
Hoosiers come TO Ann Arbor on
Friday night. OSU plays Purdue
at Lafayette on Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Plays Soccer, Too

Bill QuackenbuSh Of the Rec
Wings is a soccer star around To-
ronto in the summer Feeling
that Branch Hickey is trying &c
squeeze him out OF Ebbetts Field
Dan Topping, who with his wife
Sonia Henie, owns the Brooklyn
Tigers football team. may come
with a two-way offer TO the
Dodgers. >. Either Dan and Sonia
will buy the Brooklyn baseball
club or the baseball club will buy
the football interests
Eugene (Scrapiron) Young, who
resigned as athletic trainer at
Notre Dame. expects TO accept
one of several offers from teams
in the National Football League.
~. In the meantime. he will OPP
eFkte a summer camp for boys at
Coyington, La. in the summer.
Karl Zwack. the Austrian who
skates with Idi Paez in the Ice
Follies. became an American citi-
zen the other day Since his
All-American halfback days at
Illinois, Red Grange has picked up
a tidy sum :. After his pro debut
he was with the Chicago Cardi-
mails. then coached and now. as
commissioner of the new United
States Pro League, will receive
$1,000 yearly and travelling eX-
penses. He has a two-year con-
tract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

Collins has had to wait a year
for Emil Jones, one OF those
dropped from the team for engag-
ing in outside competition. but
apparently the 6 feet 2 inch Negro
center has been worth waiting
for.
Jones today rates as the key
man of Hamtramck's unbeaten
quintet. He is in the pivot slot on
oifense, has exceptional speed The
was sprinter on the track team,
IS a good jumper and SHOEMAKER.
ANOTHER TALL ONE
Another tall boy is Owen Jax.
6 feet 3 inch forward who. though
senior, is playing his first year
on the squad. He was formerly
student manager of the team.
The rest Of the Cosmos starting
team is smaller, with Gene Study,
small but fast: al Dombrowski. a
husky, t96-pounder from the foot =
ball team, and Mike Barta, brother
of Joe.
Study, who carried most of the
offensive load last year, is the
only one of the first Strineers who
will graduate in February. For
requirements. Collins has Roger
Adams, Phil Mason. John Shalayko
and another ex-manager, Boo
KowatCh.
After beating Pershing. Cass
Tech and Northern in northwest
section play before the holidays.
Hamttamck engages Northwest
ern in a montague game Friday
afternoon at Hamtramck The
Colts, also indicated, should give
the Cosmos their stiffest test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

Climb

BOSTON, Jan. 3 (INS)-The
league leading Montreal Cana.
diens made it six straight over
the Boston Bruins last night when
they scored a 6 to 3 win before a
Sell-out Garden crowd of 1880.
Maurice Richard and Kern
Masdell got two points each on
a goal and an assist as the Cana
diens crept away to three points
ahead of the Surging Detroit Red
Wings
In the last period, Buddy o.
Connor slid a 60-footer down the
ice after his team had drawn
Boston goalie Bineault out of his
net.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

10 OlCdH up III tIlc NttIOpOlltdIl
League.
From an exceptionally. promiS-
ing squad of u, Collins year
ago host nine players in the first
few weeks OF the season. on the
eve Of the league campaign. four
boys were booted of the squad
for playing with an outside team.
OTHERS LOST
Other ineligibilities cost the
Cosmos a few more and midyear
graduation took Joe Barta. one
OF Hamtramck'S outstanding Gag
erS IN recent years.
Though left with only three
members Of his original SQUAD.
Coach Collins was able 10 bring
Hamtramck into the Metro play
offs. losing only 20 Northern
ttwice) in the regular season and
bowling to DENLY IN the elimina-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
A Year Late

Nat Holman, veteran City Col
lege of New York basketball
coach. protested the appearance OF
HOWE Schultz, Brooklyn first
baSenan, in the Hamline Univer-
sity lineup at Madison Square
Garden Holman was year
later in 1913 Oklahoma Ag-
gies used Howard Doyle, who had
caught for the Red SoX
a. S. Barnes & Co has sold
74.400 copies of Harry GraySon's
They Played the Game" (base-
ball stuff, setting a new record
for sports books.
George Washington (call me De
Beers Christensen. the diamond
magnate and former all-league
tackle With the Detroit Lions. is
Wiling 10 talk TO any one about
his twin daughters born last week.
-. They are Wilma Carey and
Iona kerwin o.. Wilma is named
after her mother and Leona after
Mrs. Thomas Emmett Mother
~Apd, two daughters are progressing
nicely Az ST Marys Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Small Owners Sell
Horses at Tropical

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 3 CUP)-
Some small owners began selling
their race horses at Tropica
Park today as all animal tracks
in Florida closed in compliance
with government request de-
signed 10 conserve manpower and
materials for the war effort.
Ten thorouGhbredS were on the
list 10 be auctioned off today and
indications were that the sales
will continue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
No Dumping Ground

Writing in the Toronto Evening
Telegram. sports editor J. r. Fitz-
gerald comes out very boiSterously
against Canada becoming "a
dumping ground for Michigan andI
other disbarred United States
racing elements"
Fitzgerald points out that
Windsor, Devonshire and Kenil-
worth all were compelled 10 close
because of Detroit's continuous
all-summer racing and then adds
that Canada owes nothing but
the coolest of shoulders" to inter-
ests who would move racing into
Canada.
Offhand we can find nothing
wrong with anything Mr.. Fitz-
gerald saws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Curling BonspieI
Opened 10 Public

Curriers' from all parts OF Canada
and the United States were here
today competing in the 45th In
ternational BonSpiel at the Detroit
Curling Club, 1886 w. Forest.
Herbert Morley, president OF
the Detroit Curling Club, an
nounced the ice was in first class
condition and plenty Of room for
spectators. Admission is free. The
spectators section is heated.
The results Of the frst-round
matches played in the morning
were:
Dr , " Woodbridge. Detroit = p W
Ray sn.it1, Safnia. = Peer Gilbert Chat
w e - Hsrais Hamilton. .. W R
Esg Green, Toronto. 2 h. J Dalton.
Hsrrlnrton. Chatham. g. H. }
MONA Hudson. Toroato 7.AH b Holden
DCNclt, IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Tigers 1stGdnne
Here April 70

CHICAGO, Jan. 3 ,(UP)-The
American League announced its
1915 baseball season will open on
April s, with the New York Yank-
ees playing at Washington.
The following day, Detroit will
play al ST. Louis, Chicago at
Cleveland, Washington at Phila-
delphia and Boston at New York.
The first home game for Chi
cago will be on April 20. when
the White Sox meet the st. Louis
Browns. Other games scheduled
for that day are Cleveland at De-
troit and Philadelphia at Boston.
The season will close on Sept.
IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
New Irish Star

Notre Danes latest basketball
sensation is Vince Boryla, 17-year-
old civilian freshman from West
Chicago, Ind. who stands 6 feet 4
inches, weighs 100 and has aver
aged Is points game.
The record for Shutouts by a
goalie in big league hockey is still
held by George Hainsworth. who
blanked the opposition y times
for Montreal Canadiens in the sea-
son 1929 >. George permitted
a total of only 40 goals in "A
games that season.
Pop Warner spends most OF his
time painting and will stage an
exhibit at Palo Alto. Cal, at an
early date Navy Secretary
Forrestal was a fine wrestler dur
ing his intercollegiate days at
Princeton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Day in Spotlight

Bob ore, All-Americsn
back of the Oklahoma Aggies. is
Just one more sample Of great
stars who most times 60 unnoticed
unless they get a chance in the
spotlight
Had it not been for the chance
they had in professional football
or all-star games, such small
school" backs as Cliff Battles,
George McAfee. Dutch Clark,
WhizZer White, Glenn DobbS Cto
mention only a few would never
have been ranked with the all
time greats.
Reading where some Of the
Jockeys, who will be out Of work
after today. would be offered
jobs helping build airplanes one
veteran race hanger-on cracked:
Better keep those guys away
from our planes. They'll figure
out 4 way TO pull 'em" just be-
fore the target Is reached"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

fraternity its first weekday holi-
day in two years.
Not since a gap between the
New Orleans closing and New
York opening two seasons ago has
there been weekday afternoon
when the horses were not going
to the post somewhere in the
United States.
Whether the rank and file horse
player, the 81 bettor and dollar
parlay shooter. will continue in
action on the tracks outside the
u. S. is the question that is
bothering the bookieS.
THEY DON'T MIX
Regardless of the horse play
ers' attitude, the bookieS aren't
switching over to the numbers
business, according to one of the
prominent figures in the business.
Horses and numbers don't
mix and the handbook boys
don't want to try someone else's
game" said the bookie.
Racing followers will soon see
that the class of sport at Mexico
and Havana compares with some
Of the u. S. tracks they have
been betting on, according to this
informant.
81 understand they are going
to make a big thing of Havana
and Mexican racing. Several
loads of horses have already
been shipped from Tropical Park
to Miami on Cuban boats.
Havana used TO be our big
winter track, you remember, be-
fore Florida racing opened up"
he added.
You can count on more rae
ing at Aqua Caliente, too.
WANT WINNERS
"As 10 the class Of horses,
racing fans don't care II they
are not top notch, II they can
pick a winner once in awhile"
Although daily newspapers are
suspending publication of racing
information, at least 10 scratch
and dope sheets are still being
placed on Detroit news stands,
according to David Goldberg, dis
tributor for the Daily Racing
Form. which is the recognized
turf authority and official news
paper of the National Association
of State Racing Commissioners.
approximately Is racing papers of
various descriptions have folded.
The three chart and past per-
Torrance papers, the Racing
Form. the American Racing Rec
ord and the New York Telegraph,
will continue to run past perform
ances and results.
MAY RESUME
"Only three OF the weekly
turf publications, including Coll
yer's Eye, have definitely sus-
pended operations" said Gold
berg. But I believe some of
them will resume publication
when they see how big the sport
Is going to go over in Havana
and Mexico City"
Today the Form carried only
charts OF yesterdays closing races
and a review Of the past season.
The Havana track is to run
Thursdays Saturday and Sundays
and maybe on Tuesdays. Mexico
City goes Thursdays, Saturdays
and Sundays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Luckiest Men

Luckiest men financially
speaking) boxing has seen
during this war are Beau Jack,
Jake LaMotta and Lee Oma.
And now (whlsper II gently
before some Of the Oldtimers
faint) Oma IL on the verge Of
fighting before another 100000
audience when he meets Joe
Baksi, probably on Jan. 20.
BaSeball's Hot Stove Leaguers
never tire of the story concerning
the late Wilbert Robinson.
Robbie berated his original
Brooklyn Buns ending with the
edict that "the next guy who
pulls a boner must kick in $40
for membership fee in the Boners
Club"
Whereupon Uncle Robbie
stalked out of the dugout and
handed the umpire his laundry
slip in place of the days batting
order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

fronted with
only the usual
troubles Of the
trade
Still. Collins
is keeping his
fingers crossed
after a night
nariSh series Of
n1iShaps ! a s {
year that saw
his squad dis
integrate just
as the Cosmos
were preparing
-. nfanA 49, 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
n Large N1OuIhfuI
From MIR. ByrneS

Lawton Carver, ms sports edi
tor writes:
you may disagree with War
Mobillzer James r. Byrnes In
his attitude toward sports. but
you can't mistake his language
when he observes that football
players deferred for color blind
ness never mistake the opposl-
tion's jersies, nor do the pune
tured ear-drum cases fail to
hear the quarterback's signals"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
ODT MOdifies Shipping Ban

WASHINGTON Jan. (UP)-Rsce horses and dogs may he
shipped anywhere the country the animals not to he used
racing their destination, j.
ruled yesterday This permits moving
Ing FARMS
Movement Of rang animals TO points outside the United
States will special permit
Commission will
than 800 miles beyond the z. 8. borders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
No Racing First
Time Since 1865

Horse racing. the sport OF
kings which drew It's major sup
port from the man on the street
tJtacfCd out IN the United States
today for the first time since II
was introduced In this country
back IN l665-280 years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Sports
1t. Davey Nelson
Goes to Hawai- !
BY LEO MACDoNELL

1t Q.gl Davey Nelson, former
University OF Michigan football
star. now in naval intelligence, is
on his way 10 Pearl Harbor. A
flier, after returning from an as
signment in the AleutianS, 1t.
Nelson, transferred 10 intelligence
and received his Pacific assign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Rouge Park 10 Hold
Skate Meet Sunday

2Detroit Skating Association
VIII. hold a Spced-skating meet IT
Rouge Park next Sunday start
ing at 2 p. m. for all classes
Of skaters. Bill Miller, president
of the body announces The rae
ing will be held near the Rouge
toboggsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

G n n n d lens
says Ii will
be su prise
to hi IN If
G o n n l q
Smythe, To-
ronto owner,
offers better
than the pre-
yious bid Of
$4,000 for
NJ n u r G o
Richard, Ca
maiden star.
Irwin nniufs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

Athletic Club
b a c X in the
I w G n @ S.
B r y d a, along
with w a ! tie 7
Grandy, w ent
on To win state,
central A A u
a n d national
diving titles.
Bryda later
coached at the
DAG a n d the
Detroit Yacht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Tech Scores Fourth
Straight Cage Win

Fort Wayne'S basketball team
was Detroit Techs fourth straight
victim last night as the DynamicS
won 32-Z5. al DoWtown YMCA
Ray BrzuchowSki led the winners
with IL points. but center Bob
Bailey Of r.. Wayne was high
with II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
i. N. Cdgers
7 Games
BIG TEN SCHEDULE
FRIDAYS GAME
Indiana az Michigan.
SATURDAYS GAMES
Michigan al Illinois.
Minnesota At Iowa
Northwestern az Wisconsin
Ohio State a. Purdue
BY EDGAR HAYES


Michigan's surprisingly strong
basketball team will have a
chance to become a contender in
the Western Conference race over
the weekend. The Wolverines en-.
terrain Indiana on Friday and
then journey to Illinois for Sat.
urday night.
The Wolverines, winner ir
seven out of eight games this win.
ter, lost a heart-breaker to Ohio
State when Arnold Risen Tailed
three points in the last two sec.
onds of the overtime period. The
Buckeyes in turn dropped a holi-
day contest to Great Lakes.
FAVORED OVER INDIANA
Michigan is rated the favorite
over Indiana, but Illinois is listed
with Ohio State and Iowa as the
stronger teams in the conference
The return of Dick Rifenburg
should prove a big help to the
Wolverines. He played about half
the game against Ohio State and
added much needed heigth to the
Michigan lineup.
He is 6 feet .. the tallest OF
the regulars. He has been out OF
school for several weeks, but
should be in shape to play a
major part of the ball game.
Minnesota, playing at Iowa, car
scramble the standing by trim
ming the HawkeyeS. According to
advance dope, the Gophers are
capable of providing a surprise
or two along the way and this
may be one of those times.
Morrie Bickoff, 5 foot 10 inch
basketball guard from Flint, who
is the second discharged World
War II veteran to earn a varsity
berth on Wolverine team, has
announced he will withdraw from
the squad TO devote more time TO
his studies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Old Fritzie ziVit
Meets Prep Fighter

NEW YORK. Jan. 3 GNS)-
Youth and old age will be on dis
play in a remarkable contrast at
Madison Square Garden, Friday
night, when Billy Arnold, the high
school student, meets Cpl Fritzie
Civic, a veteran of l6 years in the
ring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Sandlo++er Killed

Pfc. Kenneth +. Clark, 80, a
former sandlnt BASEBALL player
here, was reported killed in action
Dec. 10 at Luxembourg. His wife,
Mabel. lives at 1910 BROOKLYN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

nOCkey loop.
It. Birdie Tebbetts, former
Tiger catcher. who plotted a win
ming baseball club during the past
summer, now has strong basket
bah team at Waco Army Airfield.
- Tebbetts used 10 play basket
bah at Providence Or. Il College.
81. frankie Abrams. a Detroit
mfttster. is scheduled 10 fight in
one of the preliminaries of the
Ff4tzie Zivic-Billy Arnold bout at
Madison Square Garden Friday
NIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04

uent after a
c o sc n
Washington.
Having spent
something like
so minutes in
the pen lty
b OK. Fra n X
(Red) Kane Of
the Indianapo-
lis Capitols
Detroit farm
club Is h g
bad man" Of
the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Prep Basketball

ST MAry's tRnyal OAK 30. ClavT0n Is
Holy Redeensr 81 ST Joseph 20.
St Ambrose ~, De la sale IS.
st Stanislsut 40 st Cecilia IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Troubles. Stay Away!
Cosmos Click Again
BY JAKE BERSoN

Henry Collins, Hamtramck
High basketball coach. currently
has his Cosmos Cagers moving
along at an unbeaten pace, con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Mexico, Cuba
Get Turf PLAY
BY LEWIS Fl. WALTER

Horse racing followers and their old enemies booe
ourday week tomorrow with Havana and Mexico City tracks
supplying the only turf sport in this section of the hemisphere
The closing of New Orleans and Tropical Park meetings due
Byrnes'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Basketball Results

Euregs a. N1tr DAM -
pukt ~ Fcr Ersfg "a
indiana So EsKicQ So
LNh lEanf &C - Leo pfarf
JaeEsonvills O., Orlando Aruy 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
Smythe Bids High

What's thisY
Dick Irwin of the Montreal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-04
FANS MISS EN-

Detroit fans will be as sorry
to see the players go as will the
Chicagoans who idoliZe Siebert,
the captain of their team.
Crosse. The Thin Man from the
Canadian 500. was the center on
the Liniment Line with Eddie
Wares and sgd Abel which took
Detroit into the Stanley Cup
finals three successive years.
finally won the cup in 1928.
Crosse has been handicapped.
however. by injuries TO his left
wrist. which was twice broken
and which still prevents his get
ting his old whip on the shots.
AS a result, he has been a spare
player this year He had been
with Detroit since the playoffs
of 1889.