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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-08
mdzingDiscovery
By Chic Young

Tho v-rcv op1y FOO rf-n0 shows TOO
n,nch ,bern arc e,irh Fascinating
Times tba+ could he emf ont Nav
be they should be cut out. Re-
SIfaiN' IS mere necessary
That is why / am not so sure
such advice as that recently APP
pearlng IN the journal OF the Den
tai ASSOCIATION Is SOUND. IT S"lo;
Your teeth SHOULD be Mayed
every twelve months. mat Is
simply throwing temptation IN the
dentists path: maybe he VIII not
be strong-mnIed enough TO aVoid
dong something for some IIttle
unimportant deviation from nor
NAL.
Certainly the x-ray shows up
the teeth in fine style. They are
structures perfectly adapted for
its particular properties. 1t shows
APPEAL assesses and impacted
teeth and crooked teeth and where
the bite is wrong and excess tooth
structure and it all looks 81 easy
and a mere matter Of mechanics
to fix up.
What Is Wrong
but thefe are llhes "Aeh our
ability to see what IS wrong eX-
a guy is at this moment removing
both his plates 50 he can put them
in a solution III a glass Waere they
won't hurt HIM, because he h3i an
X-ray Of his teeth taken every SIX
months and his dentst oId not
have sense enough to let Wen
enough alone.
10 90 everybody JuStice' TINS
does not happen rs often as IL USED
to. 1ou are not lheIy to suaef
lfonl a moaetA oeh1'St what You
might nave a to endure twenty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-08

Wurzburg, accidently found that
the emanations from a vacuum
tube had passed through opaque
materials and caused a photo
graphic plate to be logged.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-08

Dr.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Mcintyre Is Sorry

Somewhere along here, Oma
strayed and made mistakes in and
out Of the ring, but the boxer
rlChted himself and. as far as tins
column is concerned, those black
spots are forgotten.
For awhile Oma was one OF "a
group Of Detroit minister's who
trained ar Weston Kelley'S gym
naSium IN River Rouge Others
were Al NettloW, Young lid Me
Coy and the SHtkas-Geerge and
Joe Kelley had no time 20 give to
0ma and turned him over to
Johnny Mcintyre. who became the
fighters manager. Mcintyre also
managed Mccoy.
But Mcintyre didn't take the
trouble to renew Oma's contract
when ii ran out, a hlunder Tor
which Johnny has kicked himself
all over the Ford Ruugc plant
where he works Mccoy and Oma
moved on 10 New York, where the
former was the first 10 win ring
fame. The hid later Joined the
army, from which he was given a
medical discharge. and is nov
working here ar tords.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Gas HBHaHRfeS Colleges
For Cage Scandal
By CASwELL ADAMS

big business out Of basketball.
Ned Irish opened the doors and
the college presidents and attn
letic directors poured through. II
wasn't Irish's fault. He was out
on his own idea The college heads
commcrcializcd the game and the
boys. entrusted to their care for
an education.
Why. it makes me remember
Bishop Warren a. Gambler, prcsl-
dent of Emory University, which
is in deep Georgia where they
only intramural
sports. And those were the days
when Georgia Techs golden tor
nado was blowing hot In those
DAYS. this university manned by
dough put up by fairly well
known soft drink outfit. had a
vcll which went something like:
we may not have - football
team
That can break old Gcorgia's
line;
We may not have a baseball team
That can triumph Ger Techs nine.
But our poker teams a winner
And we're very good nj pool.
So here's to wealth
Wen drink to the health
OF our charming SOft-drink
school"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
One or Other

II would be difficult 10 question
Reynolds observations. ! knoN i
can't question man who
talked 10 our boys in hospitals and
i'm fox holes in every theater OF
war He knows how they feel
about il. He's been very close 10
them and when he talks, he talks
for them. He also talks baseball
as q fan who has been a little
closer 10 the rlgors Of war than
most baseball fans.
saw Mai. Walter o. Spike"
Briggs unobStruSively sitting in
corner and although | don't know
what was in his mind I'm sure ne
was thinking the same way was.
If those fellows down in WASH
ingtOn who make the rules think
baseball is laying any BOBBY traps
in the path Of this vital issue OF
work or fight, let them say 81
right now, but let's not have any
pale green lights. Let II be emer-
/ aid green or bright red.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
His Big Chance

While Oma'S fortunes, under the
expert guidance Of Tex Sullivan, a
New Yorker, had made a turn for
the better, including a victory over
Lou Nova at Olympia here last
July, the fighters big chance came
when. as a substitute. he fought
Tami Mauriello in Madison Square
Garden. Oma didn't win but his
showing was such that he earned
a rematch for which he trained
faithfully and then gave his oppo-
nent from the Bronx thorough
shellacking.
The fights with Mauriello made
.Oma a favorite in the big town
dis next hurdle was Joe BakSL
whom he beat only recently
Enough the victor. Oma fractured
he thumb on his right hand in
the BakSi bout, which for the time
being pat the DetFeiteF eH the
shelf.
He has been offered $4,000 TO
meet Fritzie Fitzpatrick IN Los
Angeles and Mike Jacobs wants
him for a return match with
Baksi- When the thumb heals, Lee
will likely take the BakSi bout
there's gold IN them Garden
ills"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
7 1T u " TT VI
HIGH SCHOOL

NEW YORK. Feb. 4 ms
Although absent from the sports
pages for some time. / have,
nevertheless. been reading them.
one thing has struck me, like a
baseball bat over the bridge Of
the nose that the colleges are
at fault for the recent basket
ball scandal.
OF course. bribery is to be
condemned, SO are youngsters
who take moQey 10 throw games;
so are money-minded gamblers
who offer such gelt 10 the aiore-
mentioned kids. The boys OF
Brooklyn College are pretty good.
but look az the circumstances.
Here were few undnr-prlvi-
legged young men. h0norahly dis
charged from the armed services
because OF medical ailments. back
in college.
They didn't have even a
private'y pay But they We're
playing basketball for dear old
Brooklyn College, which was
scheduled % play It's dear old
traditional rival, Akron, in
D9Stqs. The kids wondered where
the money for all this travel and
effort was roing. Then the snake,
IN form of gambler, whispered
in their Shell-liSe ears and g..
The colleges themselves made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Nelson Victor
By 4 Strokes

CORPUS CHRISTI, Feb. 5
Byron Nelson was SO years old
yesterday arf3 presented himself
with v"hifc present-the
championship m the Corpus
Christi open golf tournament.
The Toledo pro had $50 for
a 26i total 10 beat jug Nc
Spaden by four strokes. McSpaden
had a 63 yesterday morning TO
tie Nelson's course record set on
Saturday
Ky Lal'oon and Sam Schneider
tied for third with 269S. Craig
Wood had 30, followed by Sam
Byrd, Detroit, and Jimmy Demaret
Of the naval air station here with
oils.
Ed Furgol Detroit, and Fred
Haas Jr., with DPS, tied for the
amateur lead Claude Harmon,
Detroit pro. had 275
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
What IS Essential?

Reynolds deftly told how the
executive finger was pointed
squarely at baseball in the much
discussed work -or-fght issue. Il
weighed all my newspapers to.
day" he said. land the scale read
nine pounds. But are newspapers
an essential industry?
Then he read few from
popular magazine. Here we
have an al for women's girdles.
Did you ever hear any discussion
about "A f-F drafted from a
women's girdle factory. Is the
radio industry essential?
You will agree with me
that none Of these industries
are really essential. We fought
the last war without any radio
at all and did pretty well.
Right now Russia In doing n
pretty good job and II only has
three newspapers. II Washing
ton thinks we can fight bette,
war without baseball let tn
government say M and base
ball will lay its hat down
willingly and cooperate to tho
fullest extent as IL has In the
past. Those boys down there
have put the game on pre-
-caFieHs PaFeh,-,Ht- " soa Heck
AZ the record, YOU viii agree
with me-ba Seball doesn't have
-te apologize to amy one. '-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Promises En-
P|aYoff Fight
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Don't be surprised if you read
tomorrow that the Detroit Red
Wings have sent their little mas
cot. Mike McGarry, down 70 the
Indianapolis CapitolS in exchange
for the Gaps - mascot. It's the
only move left. The Wings have
tried everything else and they still
haven't beaten the Montreal Ca
nadienS i'm 10 games.
After MoHtreals 81 victory at
Olympia last night before a crowd
of 1885, manager Jack Adams
comedies that it is impossible for
Detroit 20 catch the champions in
the National Hockey League race.
The Frenchmen now have a five
and "A half game lead with ID
games To play. They have boosted
their lead by two games in two
nights, having won, So. Saturday
night i'm Montreal. They play the
Wings there again next Saturday.
Adams hasn't given up on the
idea his men can beat the Cana
diens before the season ends. Now
he looks 10 the Cup series,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
SErBERT Is GOOD

D4.p.fa tho ahsgrco Of their
r,,g.,, -gor,r cyd Tro,ya tho
W.. .,ou.sd ,,,oro drive aoains,
a. .sa,,,.o,s nm IN tho Iast
- 49, - ubirb thay oainod
~ 90 - r., III S.,ho,t vas
r,-l,,a ,Go n,,cr tbroatcnod o., a
h-. -, "a nIsvad bie best
~. 40 60, ,hn,'ot rirna,. scb did
To-, ~, ,'s IN. 80 lcnro ~ f,ret
.|aI ''' '''. " go.
NJ W.. ,,,,,-tro,g who took
~ ~. - 20 o. IT. on , ,.r
INV tloa' 90 ''4Ai'A WI III i'.''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Harold KdhI' S
Mother Dies

Mrs. Augusta +. Kahl, 2637 Nj.
Elliott mother of Harold kahl,
Times bowling editor. died today
Born in Detroit i'm 1868 she was rs
years old and had lived here all
her life.
Besides Harold another son,
Elmcrt Austin. survives her. Her
husband preceded her IN death
several years ago.
Funeral arrangements viii be
announced later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
AL THEY NEEDED

That pcnaIty-the only one Of
the game for Detroit was all the
Frenchmen needed. Maurice The
Rocket Richard cashod in on II
for the goal that put them ahead
for keeps. Bedeyilrd all the way
by young Ted Lindsay. who was
assigned 20 check him, hockey s
greatest goal scorer had a rough
night Goalie Harry Lumlcy beat
him on four fine shot, but there
was no stopping him or this one,
his 2gth OF the season.
PeDnod I'm their own end. the
Shor'ha0dcd Wing, were trying 10
ice the puck when disaster doomed
in the person of big Butch Bou-
chard Canadian defen~eman Jud
McAtoo Of Detroit holste3 the
puck from tho r7UkbO7Td bur the
towering Bouchard Knocked IL
down AZ Tho blue line with his
gloVcd 'hand drilled II through 10
Lumlcy
The Detroit goalie went down
for the save, Richard picked the
puck up of the right corner and
fljppcd u over him TO dissolve the
fIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
EHat-Trick
Aids Leafs

The last place Chicago Black
Hawks cant be blamed if they in
sist everything happens 10 them.
Last night it was the hat trick
delivered by Toronto'S Ted Ken
nedy which enabled the Leafs TO
beat the Hawks i-3, before a
crowd Of l4.20i in Chicago All
of Kenncdy's goals were m d e
with Chicago short handed.
Boston Bruins maintained their
two-gmc grip on fourth place by
battling New York Rangers 10 a
3-3 tie i'm Boston. Seven penalties
were called on each team. Grant
Warwick of the Rangers snapped
punches with RoZZini and Gladu
of the Bruins, then after landing
in the penalty box mixed with a
spectator and drew a bloody nose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Baseball Wants
Nothing From ANYONE
by BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
BY BOB MURI

NEW YORK. Feb. 5-Quentin
Reynolds, Globe-Girdler extraor-
binary with a tincture OF sportsl
background which he still fer
vently clutched after lodging
bombs on three war fronts,
sounded the keynote at the New
York Baseball Writers dinner here
last night.
Mr.. Reynolds, who Is not one
TO mince words, looked Washing
tons pale green light straight
into the beam and said baseball
need not apologize to any one
The annual dinner this year
was not merely the ordinary base
ball elambake of the halcyon
days. Ever since the heat has
been on, the boys in Washington
have been talking out of the sides
of their mouths, but still no one
has made a definite commitment.
Last night baseball spoke un.
officially and once more II relter-
ated-b e b all wants nothing
from any one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Nick Gets Natural

Incidentally Nick Londes has
come up with another pay-dirt
natural in the match between L.
roy willis and Ruby Garcia which
he VIII present AZ Olympia the
night Of Feb. Is. BY reason Of his
victories over Billy Miller and
Justc Fontaine. the clever Willis
has become Deuoits newest GStiC
idol.
Triumphs over Fontainc and
Leon Spencer made Garcia a nat
ural opponent for Willis. In local
fistic circles, Spencer was looked
upon as the logical opponent for
Willis, but Icons licking az the
hands Of the Puerto BlCan
changed TN picture.
Now the fans are talking noth-
ing bat Willis and Garcia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
\ THIRD RECORD

a rccheck Of the times today
revealed that Miss Mitchell had
broken "a third record, reducing
Florence Wrona'S Az 10 434 in
the 44O And she was only a fifth
of "A second off the record i'm the
20. The ice was slow, according
TO the skaters, which makes Miss
NitchellS performance all the
more remarkable.
our Detroit skaters weren't too
hot. Maybe they didn't like the
slret and snow that swept the
course. Dave Roll. Chicago inter.
mediate. who cleaned up here in
the UAW-CIO events a couple of
-vrrftv aro- rrrrr -uGt on top yes
tcrday, taking the 220 and 4i0
and finishing second in the $50
and third in the mile lie was
taken sick after the 40 and
stated easily in the last two
events.
Bunny Futschc CIevclan d
iuHiaF.- Paid A-tl-t iittf'4l visit here
this season and took home her
third championship in a row She
didn't lose a race Sunday again.
which maintains her previous cf-
forts.
Zen Garter of Chicago topped
the Junior boys after Russ Hunt
Detroit spctGstcr folded Up with
'uWWy pains after the second
race. Joe pT8ther of lTbana and
Shirley Evans of Cleveland topped
The Juvenile division. II was the
third time Shirley had cleaned up
here this season.
Betty ErtmW Of Cleveland and
Don Grant of Chicago We're top
cradle class skaters Detroit had
"a winner again IN Dick Roberts
in The N5gots. although he lost
10 Jimmy Stafford Of Cleveland
in tho il0. Sally Ertman, Clevc-
land led tho midget girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

Max Hersh gave Detroit It's only
major title in the Michigan open
Table Tennis tournament winning
il the hand way When 1c came
from behind todolcat John Varga
of South Bend, the Indiana cham
pion.
Hersh lost the first two games.
l9-2NSnd 2l-23. and was trailing
lO-l7 ifNhc third before hc started
ms wnnNg rally Tie finally won
this one, J2-2O. and took the next
two. 2l-l6 and 2i-l3.
Leah Th8Il of Columbus cap
turcd the women singles 10y de-
fcating Carroll Blank. Milwaukee,
PIN. Pill 2l-14. Other WinnS~N'
Junior ..nE...-E.. E,IF .-.l'h Eeadl
defeated GORDON Barclay SCUM Send ~
W.n.l,s e1gN.c5-Carag enc Carolyn
Blank sceate5 Leah ana 4Hc.ma Trail. "a.
IA 1I-ID. -l-t'
r9.l defeated Na sw.HEaI .br'ri.'. -l-
Novice tuu,a IasI.-Mae huagal Dcr-
caFoI Debated Betty smith <, E.il.. lie
Veteran arr.ee-ttar.iu Tucs.r CtieaslI
defeated P sros.j 't"ahaa lila
N-e1r a6at.a.-ean shannon lClcyc.ane1
and gU EalE tS.gr1 Bend defeated PA
VarFa and walter arirn.H.e4 south BCna
1914. .2I-ls. 2a.2t 2ite. -.., ,-,.-...
Bcrns Abslny gCrlCssoI and Carroll Blank
2I-If. 2l-1O 2l-ll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Chapman S Def
Brings Results

Kid Chapman. who entered the
junior heavyweight title picture
much later than did Bert Ruby.
current beltholder. will try TO
win the crown second time in
tomorrow nights bout al Fair
view Gardens He took il from
Klein and then lost it 10 him.
Klein later was beaten by Ruby.
ChapDie was first 10 file a def.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
SpOr is
Ona Began Here
In Small Clubs
Bv LEO NiACDONTLL

Lee Omas rags TO riches story
might Well be uuej Prom Hazel
Park % Sew YORK aF '-FFfrNlrrs
to Madison Square Garden
II was az these local small tune
boxing clubs that the handsome
Oma. some years ago. thcn known
as Lee Parrish and Lee CWarsEN
in that order, got his ring start
His right name is Frank CzaJcW-
ski. Ills parents aye natives ol
kiev Russia
Walter Sharp who tn n
promoted at Hazel Park report
cdly paid Oma, preliminary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Fred Hayes a PappY

Fred Hayes. skate Official and
yaChtsman. became the father Of
a 71a-pound girl during Sundays
Gold Cup events at Wyandotte
which caused him TO give up Of
ficiating for the day. Wife Patri-
-eia-i- deire- dandy. Se,s Baby
Sandra their first baby. Hayes
is in the StratOSpherc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Mansfield Wins Z
From Dayton Five

SPRINGFIELD. O.. Feb. 8
Nansfeld's basketball team Of De
troit swept a double-header from
Dayton Flyers yesterday, winning
here 1dSf night 16-i5, after de
featng the same team in Dayton
in the afternoon. i2-i0, in over
time. Paul Mccall led The De-
troitcrs i'm the game here with "a
points. Herman FoutSch'S basket
with two seconds OF overtime LETT
won the afternoon game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Sweeps Bowler Hits
100 iEf MI ) Cannes
By HAROLD KAHu

Identical score. in league play
appear seldom. And In "a togful-
mert they amount 20 q curiosity
Consequently Capt. John Qurt
o. American Five from the Caens-
Trombly Major House Lea-ua Is
not just another bowler today 6Ht
the guy who had l5s-lA9-'s4 .HU
5a7 when hs team made 45al n
Class G. Of The Detroit Times
SWeepStakrs az Chcng-Ir1mh.s.
in addition 20 the ic.a'." U.s.
believed 90 Dr. the only ones iu. ..
In &C." in The history of tla event
Capt Julian Zcudsrrk IHagt--.
Furniture went into iTst .H..
with g1I8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Yale and Ford Star

Yale University swimmers won
their Seth straight dual meet VIC
tory Saturday beating Navy 81 TO
"a. Alan Ford, Eli speedster, won
the 80 in :226 and swan a 100 on
the 400-yard relay in 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
PROMISES EN- BATTLE

I'VE were Outlucked a. much
as We were outplayed," growled
The Wing boss after the game.
III we keep going and finish sec-
Ond Wen give them whale Of
a fight in the playofis."
The Wings were IN front Tor 4
few minutes at Montreal, but IN
their game last night the best
they could do was to tie up the
Frenchmen in the first period
Nevertheless they played some
hard driving hockey, gave the
FrenChmen a real run for it and
were not beaten until Ken
Mosdell. recently released from
the RCAF. pitched the puck past
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

gal. VINO works in an aircraft
plant up i'm the northland, won
the last three events at 4l0,
threc-quartcr mile and one mile
in the senior women's class after
finishing third in the furloug be-
hind Peggy Barber of Chicago and
Miss Sable.
it was the only victory for Miss
Barber, who was defending the
title she Won a year ago.
The meet was held IN slip
hard 10y the Detroit River and
was witnessed by a sCant crowd.
TWO STATE RECORDS
Vince Bozich kept Detroit on
top i'm the senior mems events by
paralleling Miss WhaIleys per
Torrance. The Willow Run red
head blow the go 10 Ed Oldcn-
kamp of Detroit and Fran k
Bailey Of Chicago and then went
out and won the next five races
IN his class.
The best skating Of the day was
turned in by Betty Mitchell, fell
low toWnsman Of Miss Whalley
who broke three Michigan inter
mediate records in the 40
half mile and mile.
Each fiD1p She followed the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
LiS+eninQ
To Coach

Bunny Shipton, Detroit
Athletic Club swim mer
and diver, in an attractive
pose as she listens 10 the
advice of her coach, Clar-
ence PinkstOn. He's on the
side of the pool but don't
try TO find him. He doesn't
seem necessary in this
picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

Harry Luufcy
to sew up the
game with less
than four min
utes TO play.
With Car |
LiScoube'S goal
m ate hing FL
mer Iach's the
Wings held the
e h m plonS in
the first Pc
Rod They ont
played them IN
most pf tho NgC-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

duties al jacksonville. Fla. He
was accompanied east by 1t. BIZ
Edwards, former Lions coach,
who has been transferred from
ST. Mary'S 10 Pensacola, Fla.
Gehringer attended last nights
hockey game az Olympia with
Ray Forsyth, his business asso-
rl3te here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

other s p o r (
s in &c joining
Uncle SAM :
forces. At st.
A-arN's III Cali
fornia, Gehr-
niger coached
the navy soccer
team as wen as
its base b a J !
team.
Gchringcr is
here for a few
days on his way
q, b p, a. 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

fighter as IIt-
ne rs So jim
Hart, who OPP
Grated the
FairyIcv club.
boasiS that uu-
der him On3 s.
purses scared
TO 81. stlu a
long iron shot
from $50 OO0
" hiCh { h e.
Country.s cur
rent n e "a v
weight Sc0Sa-
Iasl year OF so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Winnipeg Cir Sets
Three Skate Records
Rx GEORGE +. NAN

Lorraine Sable girl skater all The
up Winnipeg Manitoba Feb 1917 where She VIII
10 boat Whattcy on the tattcris
the Canadian lccpoundor alter the
Cup WAandotte The Winnipeg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

ond. forcing Bill Durham hockey'S
hest Eoaiic, to some miracle SAVES
on Earl Seibert. Ted Lindsay and
Jee Carveth Then needless foul
by LiScombe left the Wings short
hanin1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Boehnn Drops
.Heiden 70 I'd

CHICAGO, Feb. 5-Charlcs
Raehn, 2q-Acar-oId Highland Park
tMichD war worker, is the bowler
10 beat in tho $4,000 Petersen.
bowling classic
Boehm blaled a 1853 series last
night TO Dust Al Hciden Detroit,
from the top of the tournament
by a margin of eight sticks.
OTHER SQUAD WINNERS
Detroit bowlers carried off sew
eral other squad prizes over the
weekend. Roy c. Miller led the
26th squad with 100 for 500;
Tom Rooney did the same in the
9th squad with 1910 for 500
Boehm also competed in the
Dom DeVito individual where he
fired 1884 which, after - squads
placed him in eleventh place
Fred Becklcs, Detroit and Pete
Born, Bay City subblng for
Boehm who couldn't make il IN
time. went into eighth. place in
the Petersen tWO-ln-one doubles
with 1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
On Both Sides

Col. Larry MacPhail haseball's
newest owner. though he has all
the Old answers quoted some
periineAt figures in his public
debut As president OF the New
York Yankees. The fiery red
headed petrol of Cincinnati and
pra.L-lNn aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06

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II don't think any one can
question the job baseball has
done In it, contribution to
morale, or IFS contribution In
dollars and cents, but / know
II the government said baseball
il out for the duration, We
would be the first 10 agree
with IT,"
Now here We have a pretty good
cross section OF opinion on an
i~,uo which the powers that be
have refused 20 tack down So
curtly. You might say that Mac
Phail, as a baseball magnate has
his own axes 10 grind but last
night Larry spoke in the uniform
OF an army colonel and so Larry
still speaks with an ear close 10
the Pon'agon Building, despite
his re G. ---ftt retirement. But his
comment was a fine mixture Of
army and baseball sentiment which
no one is better qualified 10 give.