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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
lis Just Good Business

Now take it that If Mr. John D. Rockefeller had some
major project that might be located of various cities
of those cities should him
oposas before him wouldn't have his picture
with them for the press Mr. Rockefeller modest and retiring
He is also businessman and that would be than
good business
Therefore, it would to very bad business and
dumb business for Mike Jacobs TO Kill off all hope that
city beside New York Junes Louis Conn
fight Even IL there chance whatever that might
happen. And there is a chance however slight.
Where this fight will be held big because
big fight It my guess
much interest sports months before
TO be held
In the old days circulation managers newspapers always
held that nothing could be counted send circulation up like
worlds heavyweight Championship fight there
in the piping times Of peace when there wasn't
where every week and bombs Before got
a spread in interests as today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
IEOOSierS
Return
BY EDGAR HAYES

Indiana, the new Western con-
ference champion, had -eRe-ef the
best records Of any team in the
land
In 10 starts the Hoosiers won
nine and tied Northwestern.
Among their victims were Michi-
gan, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and
Purdue.
Purdue was the last whipped,
POO in the game which clinched
the title for the Pore Little Boys
Of Bo McMillin.
The Old Oaken B U ok Q Z, the
trophy al stake in the Purdue
Indiana game was filled 10 the
brim with Joy for the HooSiers, as
Bo and has aides look into the
future They have a team that
won the championship for the
first time in Indiana us history
On its record il is the best team
in the 90 years Of football Al
Bloomington. Between now and
next season there will be gradua-
ton which usually riddles good
team. A close examination of the
Indiana roster shows there is some
doubt about one or two of the
assistant student managers. AL
the football players will be back
barring draft calls. And with the
war over the army has beer
reluctant 10 call up boys in college
Among the freshman is George
Tahaferro, the Negro ace from
Gary, Ind, who ripped the Purdue
line 10 pieces Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Strange Didoes Committed

True enough strange ddoes have been committed in
the of boxing bayhoo The bullet holes made
with chsel in the famous Dempsey kidnapping and shooting
ARRAY Miami add heat the Sharkey ySchmeing
fight down there.
Such goings-on and others of like haUe served
TO sully the fair of Uorious fight bud-ups But
don't tell that the noUe folks and the theatrical
and others haUent gone to like extremes to get the
names of their principals in the papers.
My thought in mentioning this that have been missing
what reading sports pages because
sports scribbers SHE'D boxing
of late In the days when the Runyons MGeehans Peg
lrs ct al doing their best sports wrngand of the
best writing of their respective my opnonboxng
a favorite subject of theirs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Thos. r. Owens
Rites "Wednesday

Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 2 p. m. for Thomas
II. Owens, commodore of the De-
troit Yacht Club in 1915 and a
former official OF the Interlake
Yachting Association, who died
Saturday night. He is survived by
three brothers and two sisters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Bill Corum
Somebow the Fights
Maintain Popularity
No Sports Promoter
Operates Inst for EHn
SURE. MIKES OUT TO MAKE MONEY

Query-When is balyhOo not ballyhoo?
Answer-When it's not about boxing.
fellow in my business will write pieces running about
the ArmyNavy football game the Worlds Series, the Bowl
games the Kentucky Derby without any feeling
that he is ballyhoong these
He is of But it only when he writing box
Ing that he becomes bayhoo conscious.
The Is simple enough It's because boxing and the
word have be rrevocaby coupled the bet
ting Yet balyhOo only another word for publicity and
show just modern enterprise that hasn't publicity
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
BY United Press
PIMLICO

By United Press
PIMLICo
weather. clear. track fast.
POST = so n. Detroit timel.
F!fst Race-IGe of Pine. BreaEable Miss.
Roman MAtron silver Tower
Second RAce-Larsmssd Lass. G. !. Lady.
Dot 4. EIddy'S Number.
Third Psce-Pompey Corners, Stray
W.ntA Erat9. Valeita n
Fourth Rsce-TA,g. Ginokum. Croissant.
Pa,ty Knot
Fi',h PAce--Cood Bunting
Sixth Race-Director e Quarter Noon
Seventh Rsce-PtEht Happy.
Eighth Race-GOid Beach.
OAKLANS
Weather cloudy. track fast
First Psce-Peter z, BaEnell Cay and
LlFht J,m Pat. ReiSs Cray Dottie
second Race-Son Wolf
Third Ebee-Tascosa. lockwood Mary.
Bob6 pick
Fourth Race-Cold Facts Chief Cherry
Fifth RAce-Tommy Chic. Lucky NJ.
Creepin, lriSh wash. Phantom Player. KING
Aaicomb Credentials, AmsIka
Sixth RaCe-Tvo Score
seventh Rsce-MisS Mamie Wise Bel.
Sir Rogue. WAfinEs. Kzrlg Best, Cuante.
Eighth Race-FiEhunE Mae
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
T TadWeman
To Maine u.

ORONO. Me-, Nov. 26 (UP)-
Elton (Tad) Wieman, former
Michigan and Princeton University
football coach. will assume his new
duties As dean of men and director
OF athletics at the University of
Maine next May after service in
>Iapan with group OF grid
During the last two seasons
Wieman served as line coach at
Columbia University, following his
resignation as head coach at
Princeton, where he had charge
since 1883.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Benefit Game Thrills
But Crowd Disappoints
By JAKE BERSON

game was not played on Sunday,
but the Metropolitan League for
bids its teams 10 play on that day.
Whatever the reasons for the
Disappointing attendance, the two
prep teams did not let down the
% i40 fans in putting on their
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
James s. Leader

James Five is the new holder of
first place in the women's Central
States Bowling championship tour
nament AZ Detroit Recreation. The
actual pinfall was 2542 with the
handicap moving the total to 1850.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
80 ARE ENTERED

Sunny jim, competing against
90 cookers, defeated Strathmore S
Fashion Plate, owned by Mrs
Helen F. Wunderlich, and Bar
Mans Lady Maid, owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Art Friend, in the final
Judging.
Best puppy in the cocker show
went 10 Dunbar'S Smarty, owned
by f. S. Jones Of WalkervIlle. Ont
In winning major honorS in the
Progressive Clubs show. GI Joe
vas up against real competition.
First he had 10 %in best in his
breed against some Of the clasSiest
Bostons in the midwest 10 enter
the finals in which 176 dogs were
entered in eight different breeds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
State Dogs
Cop Honors
BY Don GILLIEs

A pair of Michigan dogs sport
blue ribbons as a result Of vic
tories IN two shows hCTe yeSter-
day.
Champion Sunny jim O'Flint,
owned by Perry Killian of Flint,
a 3-year-old silver buff cocker
spaniel, took top honors in the
Detroit Cocker Spaniel Clubs
meet at the Deuoiter Hotel,
Another champ. Gil Joe, a
lively little seal and white Boston
terrier owned by Mrs. Lavina
Hamacher, 1871 Spencer, Detroit
won best in show at the Progress
sive Clubs event at the UAW-
Go Hall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

1919 tie al Brlggs Stadium sat
urday.
But while the 2214O fans got
more than their share Of excite
ment during one Of the best
games OF the series, Goodfellows
officials who promote the annual
contest were yisibly disappointed
in the size of the crowd.
Saturdays turnout was some
5000 less than AT last years
classic. and the smallest Of the
six played so far az Briggs Sta
dunn. Today the officials. who
turn over the proceeds 10 the Old
Newsboys' Fund for needy chill
dren, are looking for the answer
troiterS, too. had their I'll of foot
ball for the week at the Lions
Rams game Thanksgiving Day.
The cold weather cut down the
attendance, though il was not ex-
ceptionally bad for late Novem-
Der. Many persons asked why the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
The Hook Ball
BY FRED WOLF

The term hook BALI and
"curve ball" 70 a lot Of bowlers
means the same thing, but there
is a very pronounced difference.
AS far as results are concerned,
both types have produced their
champions Probably the best hook
all styy4itst tyy4itst IN the game To-Day is
hone other than my former team
mate, Joe Norris.
Fred Bujack Of the F & y team.
also falls in the hook ball cate
CORY. Norris has long been known
TO possess a FIRE ball' or power
house.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

DENLY High and Catholic Cen
tral provided another of those
Super-duper thrillers the annual
Goodfellows games have been
noted for when they played their
1913 tie at Briggs Stadium Sat-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

Bujack and y Norris both
throw their balls with trlfie
more speed than the average
star bowler. This speed Is neces-
sary, due TO the outside angle
that they play. The hook ball Is
thrown from approximately four
20 IL inches from the corner OF
the alley. directly in line with
the No. s pin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Montreal 2 DETROIT
Toronto Z New York
SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York 4 DETROIT !
Boston s Toronto 3
Chicago 5. Montreal I.
WEDNESDAYS GAME
New YORK az Montreal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
ml1k1OO.OCTANE
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Ethyl" You'll find their higher-octane quicker.
starting, PowER-PACKED performance will make
your Car fairly fly,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

lOO-octane gasoline is the fuel that drove fighter
planes at more than 400 miles per hour . the fuel
that powered the worlds mightest bombers across
thousands of miles of ocean.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

IT, the next time out, you are
continually short of the pocket
on an alley, slow your ball
down just a trifie. II you're
going high. add some speed
without shifting your position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27

The variation in the distance
from the corner will vary, de-
pending on the general run Of the
alley. A variation Of speeds is also
very important. Sometimes differ
ent running alleys can be played
from the same spot, but a slower
or faster ball will get satisfactory
results.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
Scratches

great SheW
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25
COZ DEvEREUx FOR BASES

l..eutenant-C Colonel james 2. :. Dew
creek commander oi he small force that
defended Wake Island. IS coming home
after more than three wears Imprisonment
m Japan.
The colonel knows that the bulk Of
h.- Fighting DAYS j. over bat. never helc~~.
Hs urges America 80 retain strong Pacific
aass-. saving. q wouldn't call 10 imperial
.m. merely un-i-olat.oHl-m"
ln speaking about The surrender Of
h.. forces. the colonel gives an exhibition
aI vHa' goes ou Boa me mind Of com
raudrr under such circumstance. He adj
u.t- that De- didn't BIKE the idea but
.eau.iu. think ct anything else g. do.
g. a5d- 10 we bad tried e. hold out
.rrr four hour longer. we'd have had
q Iat &C people killed without accomplish
.re srtth.uV
ln brief fhe fighting leader did not
arfruder to prevent ,a-uaitlr. among hl.
men, Hu' because The ca-uaItI..- would bc
.a-taIn,d without the opportunity 81 "ac-
ram pIishlng ANYTHING" Do other words.
fs blood aud l,s- of American fighting
mra would have been wasted. without rea-
-ar and without effect
Under such D.r.Jm fance- the con-
..I.r'laus commander 81 "a fighting force
tn,- npt shrink from the ordeal ol sur
render
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

". A. Boil. in a letter published IN
The Citizen yesterday. brought 60 the fore
front again the outstanding circumstance
that always has pulled Key West dowR
since i was founded more than 100 years
aso-the lack Of community pride and the
laKity of community efforts.
Mr. Boil cited only three eases IN that
hack ard pull that l. always evident in
Key West. bit he could easily have men
TONED = hundred others.
CITY council. back some nouths ago.
made q list 81 shacks to be torn down. aud
onlv lhree Of them hare been renewed the
mayer some weeks ago. desiguated a
Clean-up week campaign. and the week
came and passed without doing anything
IN that regard. except in a few isolated
Instances
Those are bat two Of many instances
e laxity Of effort. aud they were not cited
to blame the CITY councilmen and the
mayor. for they are no more 20 blame than
hey Westers generally.
Al 81 a. talk enthusiastically about
project after project. and seldom get be-
fond The talking stage. our forefathers
here talked even more eloqueHtly and in
elusivelv than We do. but like Us. or We
lac them. lacked the faculty. "a We lack
Sc. ct continuing concerted effort till the
objective l. attained.
u Is because Of that community spirit
hat flares up vigorously Tor short time
md then relapses into supineness thai Ne
are where we are today. while the residents
sf other cities in Florida not only SIT forth
"a proposal bat also stick % il until il Is
a,complished
one local civic organization express
"A a. determination several months ago To
make Key West spiek and span by the COM
ng winter. but the weeds are still growing
Pea vacant lots and hundreds 81 yards with
occupied houses iu them. and the shacks
stiH are standing All over the city.
All over Key West one may hear resi-
dents say that this should bc done and that
.hauld o. done before the tourist season
starts bot no unified effort j. made 10
da Be-.
SEA far a. community Interests are con-
.erred. let a. be true geo ourselves and con-
.ess that We are good takers and poor
aaers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25
WAR FINANCING

. hs method u-ed bt the nation 30 g.
'<prr vh" point aat ffat $50 .Uoo. GOO 900
d. Tho s2"s .Uo0 pon poo iu .,ar bonds we're
..id Poo 20. LaHk. of tht nation.
The liUIr. is .urr.r' hBf Treasury
Department official. point oar that I'm
every month ~ fhc war. the nation ha>
been able 20 borrow progressively lees
money from the lart. of ffe country and
safes IT var bonds g. individuals. from
Aa'. 1871. 20 September. 1915. nrt'ed.
after matuut.es and exemption. $50 ooo.-
o0o 900
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25
THE LOW DOWN


Now that the war Is over We
can begin 90 ask questions ana
maybe ferret out some answers
and decide II we choose 60 90
as Ne are ted like we ere used
to doing. az n we can Use our
own head. I got la mind this %
hour week business.
hcen putting 2 and Z 10
gethcr. They been telling us
hos they 40 closing down the
uNI. and AAA. etc. But when
one outfit folds up. the Boys end
Girls just show up IN another
dept. in the neat office. next day.
But II tire worst comes 10 worst.
this 80 hour idea will fix u So
nobody in the Govt. viii BE- out.
And when election time comes
along. millions of enployes-and
their reiatives-will have VOTES.
which Is not hsy. rs votes 60.
All G0vts. Set top hesvy. when
the citizens so docile--as you
read In history and 80 kinda
halmy before they bl0w up.
France was . world p0weas-so
was Portugal So were the
Romans . hefty outfit They all
figured they we're some pump
klns-and then folded.
Yours With the l0W down.
10 SIERRA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

A. How much does tire averaRr
Gts Clothing and equipucut
weigh
: what was the averagc
monthiy cost e the war
4 Why are refrfgerated alaipa
painted wshisas
4 Ahy are night landing ana
nal officeFs alsoard carriers Gales
ghost men,
5 Who helped frame beth tlac
League II Nations Covenant ind
the United Natsons Charter
8 What 5apanrse lcaden Is
known ss TIE RaRorg
: Whist Is the MItsui and
MitSuhiEhis
s.What was the German equiv
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

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&c tm GAw @fftee he9@WW "a @aufm@A 90
ths aag a9 pmhiinasaom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

NItW YORK. When the Erie
canal was opcned the telegraph
was nua known. and the news
was carried IN 81 minutes $50
miles from Buffalo "a Sandy
Hoax hy the successive reports
&C q line of cannon ten miles
apart.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

BALTIMORE -The first King
- fse nousr ~ Ssvoy was We
txw Emmanuel n. Who died In
1873. H. was miceeedcd b hts
son. Humber ]. who Vas assassin
ated IN 1900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

aleni q the japanese Kinapaig
? About how many carriers ~
all types are n0w in service of
the 4. So
%. How cd 10 General ~ the
Armies John J. prrxhing7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

Before fhe L. S. Naval Acad-
envy was founded. West Point
graduated several officers into
the Marine Corps.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

Today The Citizen saws in an
editorial paragraph
He who SEAS faultless
friend. remains ever friendless.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

Miss LOTie Love. daughter of
Nj and Mrs. Walter J Love. TO-
Ashe street. and HaTtie Fleming
Of Fort Lsude.iale. were married
IN that CITY Friday night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25
LosEs l.Ess roo son

NKw YORK Lars 49, u =
el0se-xrowlna cree mos2 80
half TIE tinns mnd plana@a ia -
cronu only aismai ere yeaE c. =
three losns nsueh - 80 nl ~
wroeinn tamm eMmfAnuomfv 80
tlvated Land
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

Mrs @. Hamlin arrived on the
Cuba from TaEnpa this morning
"a visit relatives n Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

All places a. which liquor Is
sold IN KEY West will be re-
CURED 90 ~ closed ~ midnight
Saturday and KEPT CLOSED tail
midnight Sunday. according Go
an ordhAnce adopted b. city
council.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

Miracis: Man pawn q debt which
The creditor had forgotten.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

shusfagm ~ luym Cor CAEiatmna
i predicted afsnr = swrxsv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

Mail ser.fiee ~ plane will be-
gin tomorrow IN Key West. II
was announced today ~ the
loCoi post office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-25

Rufus Johnson. accompanied
bs his niece. Mrs. Harold Baker.
arrived here yesterday from
MiaHli. where he had been con
fined IN . hospital from injuries
he received m the Labor Day
hurricane.
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ron SALE

For Sale--la4l Mash. 4-d0ur. Al
shape 38F Naval Houslng.
scptz5- 3tx
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" nted A COPY - thC book Key
Wcst. Old and New rs JCffer-
son b Browne Publishes IN
1912 a r. Whitaker 2O09
Fast Meadow brook Road. Al
tadcna. California. spt2&-3tX