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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Hitler Soothes
Jittery Nation

LONDON. Feb. "a CUPl-Adolf
Hitler spoke by proxy 10 his
shaken German people today and
offered them the vague and un-
easy promise that the war would
turn again in GeTmany'S favor
some time in l945,
Hitler's speech 10 his old Nazi
comrades in Munich on the 25th
anniversarJ Of the PRONUNCIATION
OF the party program in 1920 was
read for him by a party secretary.
Again offering the excuse that
his sense Of duty prevented him
from speaking In person, the
fuehrer launched into his familiar
datribe against world Jewry, cap
italiSm and bolsheviSm.
There must he no doubt that
National Socialist Germany will
carry on the struggle until the
historical turning point takes
place. and this will happen dur
ing the present wear" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
VINO Gives DSR Drivers
Its Highest Priority Rating

With 8 per cent Of DSR drivers
now drafted into the armed forces
and 800 badly-needed buses stand
ing idle because of a shortage Of
employees, the Michigan wNC
Saturday admitted 10 Mayor JEFF
fries that drivers were 80 impor-
tant they rate with men who
build tanks and airplanes." "
This was the WINGS answer TO
a letter from the mayor.
A VINO spokesman said that
the DSR was granted immediate
emergency priority -stattis,- s,-the
highest level that can be assigned
by the state VINO.
In addition, thf DSR is granted
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Threat Of FIood
Edsed by ThdWS

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a CUP)
The weather bureau said today
that recent thawS have practically
ended tho danger Of spring floods
IN the northeast except FOR north
err New York and central and
northern NCW England.
The heavy snow covering much
of the northeast Tho bureau said
has been diminished considerably
hy wId weather and moderate
rain during the past week
The bureau sand there is no food
threat A. present from melting
snow in The Ohio Valley The
middle and lower Ohio is rising As
a result az rains. however. and
stages at or slightly above food
level are in sight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
LaGuardia Tells n. Y.
To Ignore Curfew

NEW YORK, Feb. "a GNS)-
Mayor +. II. LaGuardia, New
York City's fiery little chief
executive, came up today with his
own version of "curfew shall not
ring tonight
Pending definite instructions
from Washington, he told cafe
and other operators Of amusement
places that for the time being
they can disregard next weeks
midnight CUTreW order and con-
tinue operations as In TIE past.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

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needed from the u. S. Employ
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cruiting campaign will be con-
Quoted.
The VINO spokesman said that
he would ask selective service
officials TO meet with him and the
mayor ito discuss further man
power problems of the DSR.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Hanging Row
Chicago Dodge Strike
Due 10 Coat Racks

CHICAGO, Feb. "a INSl--Pro-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Flint Filler Killed,
HiQhIdnd Parker Hurt

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cejved during service in Canada
the Royal Canadian Air Force
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Of Highland Park, Mich, has been
wounded overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
SpelImen Denies Trip
NEW YORK, Feb. "a GNs)

NEW YORK, Feb. "a INS)-
Reports that Archbishop Francis
J 'Spellman is en- route 10 the
Vatican for a special conference
with Pope Plus XII were denied
today at the archbishop's New
York residence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Quits Movie S+ardom

/ HOLLYWOOD, Feb. "a tUP)-
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obtaining release from her Warner
Bros. contract.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

ADVERTIsEMEN'
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29

The Tigers need one more VIC
tory out Of the two games in ST.
Louis. I'm positive they will get
it. Personally, / would like TO see
none other than DiZ Trout. rested
since Sunday. in there Saturday
against the Brownies in place OF
Trucks. But Mr.. Briggs has not
indicated of late that he would
like 10 have me manage the ball
club.
But still like Steve O'Neill
and his men 10 come through this
autumn classic on top.
The Tigers seem 10 win when
they have TO win. That trip
through the East was the test.
And the series with Washington
when they won three out OF five
was IT.
Some writer's referred 10 them
as cheese champions" But ism {
this Cheese championship" base
ball in both leagues.
Detroit has the type OF team x
win any kind of short pressu&
series in a year like this.
Greenberg, Cullenbine, York.
Cramer and even Mayo or Out
law can lash that ball a long way
when a hit is needed.
There is no better pitcher in
baseball than Hal Newhouser and
certainly nc will be heard from
more than once in a short series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29

services were needed and in his
very first time out came up with
a bruised finger that put him
or the shelf.
NewhOuser was out eight days
during the recent eastern swing,
when the brilliant Ieft-hander
was needed most. Fortunately,
Harold recovered from his
shoulder trouble In time 10 avert
a calamity.
Paul Richards and Bob Swift,
who form the best two-man
catching staff in the big leagues,
were out on several occasions. At
one time both were on the in
lured list at the same time. Doc
Cramer left hole in the outfield
because of a sore thumb and
Hank Greenberg had TO come up
with a sprained ankle just when
he had tuned up q booming bat.
Yeh. IL wasn't easy for O'Neill
and his lads to get where they
are.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Fans Hear
Writers at
Luncheon
nme. Photo

Sport fans will combine base
ball and football at the opening
session OF The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterback Club.
The meeting, open to all sport
fans, Will be held at the Fort
Shelby beginning at noon Mon
day.
Presiding over the session will
be Bill Corum, one of the ma
tons foremost authorities and
writers. Bill has covered every
important sport event in the
country during the past couple
of decades and knows all impor-
tant sport figures well.
The World Series. involving
our Tigers, will be one of tn e
main topics of discussion at this
meeting Writers from important
papers in every city will gi e
their views along with players
and coaches from the teams.
On the football side will be
Charley Bachman from Michigan
State, Charley Baer from Uni
versity of Detroit, Gus Dorais,
Joe Bach and Pete Cawthon of
the Lions, Joe Gembis Of Wayne
and Art Valpey of University OF
Michigan. ----.-----
There is no charge except each
guest buys his own lunch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Not FIashy Team

There have been better league
teams. The Tigers have had bet
ter ones; yes, more spectacular
aggregations, but no more cour-
ageous ones. 1t isn't a fiashy
team, but il has been a winning
one.
The fiery Mayo, spark plug
of the Detroit infield and one
Of the best team players who
ever wore big league livery, was
out of the Tiger lineup nearly
all of August and a part of
September, q loss that would
shock the best of teams In this
or any other era.
just when il looked as II he
would become the super pitcher
of the year, AL Benton early in
the season was felled with a
broken leg in Philadelphia on a
ball off the bat of Bobby Este
leila. Big AL was out six weeks
and never did recover his great
ness of the first few weeks of the
season when he was racking up
victories at a dizzy pace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
PERSHING WINS

Then Bowman passed to Keith
Brown for the Cooley touchdown,
Brown taking on a few strides to
cross the line. Bob Lippe's place
kick for the extra point went wide
TO the left.
Pershing High m O anw h lie,
made an auSpiCiOuS league open
ing by trouncing Eastern, 32-6.
Harry SzulborSki, the Dough
boys star back, scored three
touchdowns on runs of 20, 40 and
35 yards and passed for another.
ToDAY's GAMES
Northwestern a. Central $50 Wilbur
Wright a. Chadsey 80 Miller at North
eastern $50 Highland Psrk Al Hsm'famck
90 Cs0 Tech AZ DENLY 90 Northern
w. southeastern MACK PARK 30. Western
a. southwestern 80
ToMORROw'S GAMTs
Mackenzie Va L. Of p. High, T. % d.
Stadium. 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Right Type Of Team

The Cubs are famed for their
left-handed hitters this year -
Nicholson, Cavaretta and Hack.
They aren't supposed TO do so
good against southpaw pitching,
and Newhouser and Stubby Over
mire might be just exactly what
the doctor didn't order for them.
Cub supporters Immediately
will leap 10 their feet and point
out that the best pitching the
Cubs have is from fast ball
pitchers such as Borowy, Passeau
and WySe.
And for the S84 question, will
you tell me, please, what sluggers
like Greenbcrg York, Cullenbine
and the others like better than
fast ball pitchers?
rest my case l like the Tigers
TO win the 1945 worlds cham-
pionship,
In fact, I'm tired. I Just rest,
period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29

knows things about Trouts tenn
perament and courage that don't
show in box scores or on the days
when Diz is routed.
II was the same year ago.
Trout was a team player then. Hr,
is the same now.
1t was Trout who pitched him.
self into a state of exhaustion a
year ago only 10 fail in that final
game when il meant the difference
between a World Series payoff and
second place money.
1t has been the same this year.
That last swing through the East,
when the Tigers won 13 OF 16
games, was something OF tribute
to Trouts willingness and cour-
age. lie made more appearances
on the mound than Bob Hope
makes at uSO centerS.
Does O'Neill make mistakes
-fravIng him IN there TOO long
Well. maybe so. Perhaps Trout.
for his own good, makes mistakes
asking for too many team
assignments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
BY EDGAR HAYES

Michigans battle with its neigh
boring rival. Michigan State, di-
videS honorS with the Illinois,
Notre Dame contest on the week
end football program. Combined
with the return of the University
of Detroit, football fans have
plenty to talk about while await
ing the start of the World Series
Michigan has the advantage of
two games over Michigan State
and that may be the difference in
tomorrow's tilt. The Spartans
have never beaten Fritz Crisler's
team and again the Wolverines
are Slight favoriteS. Michigan is
sure to profit by last weeks beat
ing and wants to get back in win
ming stride.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
BY BOB MURPHY

There was no ra ion n & of
leather the last time Leroy Willis
of Paradise Valley and Bill Eddy
Of Flint met two weeks ago at
Olympia. and tonight, when they
meet I'm a return bout, there is
every reason 10 believe the tempo
will be greatly increased and the
air charged with dynamite.
Despite the fact Eddy won the
state lightweight championship by
upSctting Willis, the slender, shuf-
fling Detroit boy will enter the
ring tonight at least ? to l
favorite.
Leroy didn't throw enough
fists last time" say his fol-
lowers. "He can do better"
Don't be surprised IL Eddy
doesn't realty give him a going
over" so say the partisans of
Flint's entry
Both men are in prize condition.
With the title in his possession,
Eddy has the most 10 lose But a
second defeat for Willis means
a lot Of the prestige he built up
in the last year is over the fistic
dam.
The last fight saw them stand
toe 20 toe and give for every min
ute Of every round Eddy hit
quicker and as a result scored
more often
Willis obviously was diSap-
pointed. In his dressing room ne
impressed YOU that actually he
thoughtAe had won. He has
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Hogan in Lead
Furgo| Cards 73

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. %
lUPl=Little Ben Hogan COLTS
biggest money winner before 60
ing into the army three years
ago, took the lead in the first
round Of the S14,330 Portland
Open golf tournament with a rec
ord breaking 65, seven under par.
Harry Bassler, Ray Mangrum
and jug McSpaden followed with
COS. Defending champ Sam Snead
bagged a II TO tie for fourth with
Byron Nelson, Jimmy Thomson,
Ky Lafroon, Ted Longworth,
Jimmy Hines, Art Doering and
Joe Mozel.
Ed Furgol of Detroit was
among those with 73.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Bob Tales
Picks Tigers TO Wiz
Series; Has Reasons
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

" A lot of people are saying: q
This Is a heck of q way TOT,
end a major league season."
And a lot Of other people. Just
to be different, are saying:
whoever called this a major
league season."
For this reason, and this reason
alone, we ask for the microphone
for only few minutes.
won't wait TO get on the band
wagon after the parade has started,
l think Detroit not only will win
the American League pennant. but
will 60 on and decisively defeat
the Cubs Tor even the Cards. for
the championship Of all baseball.
More than that, / think the man
most responsible for all the cham
pionship success Detroit will have
is no one but Stephen Francis
-Q,Neiiil, the manager
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29

will be met by Paul Richards, vet
eran catcher. They will work out
in Sportsmans Park.
Richards left for the Mound
City last evening. With him were
Tommy Bridges. Al Benton and
Les Mueller. Headed by Steve
ONeill, the main body of the
squad will leave tonight for St.
Louis, where the Tigers meet the
Browns in games tomorrow and
Sunday which will decide If the
Tigers win the title.
NEED ONE VICTORY
Already assured of a tic with
the Senators. the Tigers need 20
win one of the games in the Mis-
souri, metropolis. Should they lose
both games, the Tigers and Sena-
tors will play off the league title
tie at Briggs Stadium Monday.
If the Tigers lose Saturday, Hal
Newhouser, winner this season Of
"a games, will pitch Sunday in a
last-ditch effort TO sew up the
championship and stave off play
off. In the event of a playoff.
Paul Trout will be the likely
pitcher for Detroit.
ST. Louis, struggling 10 stay
in third place ahead Of the
Yankees. will send its best pitch
ers against the Tigers. Bonn Mum
Grief, the big right-hander. will go
tomorrow. Nelson Potter. who
pitched the three-hitter TO beat
Detroit here recently, hurls Sun
day if the Browns win tomorrow.
ON WAY HERE
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29

been on the sidelines with an
injury.
Few II any big league teams
in the stretch drive Of a cham
pionship race suffered the loss
of three top men as did the
Tigers on their last eastern
trip when Harold NewhOuser,
Eddie Mayo and Hank Green
berg were out OF action at the
same time.
But if they stumbled now and
then il was only briefly. They
usually rallied when the real test
came and held onto the lead
throughout the summer. Four
times the inspired Senators came
within a half game of the Tigers,
but not once would O'Neills
charges relinquish il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
U.D.OpenS
Tonight
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

Marking their first test of a
nine-game schedule, University
of Detroit'S football team returns
to action after an absence of two
seasons when it plays Alma Col
lege tonight at u. of d. Stadium.
The game starts at S:l5 p. m.
Coach Charley Baer is optimis-
tic over team that is young,
untested and inexperienced.
Seven members of the starting
lineup will be playing their first
college game and only two men,
bers of the squad previously have
played as Titans.
Alma's Scots have lost their
first four starts. 81 Hempel, 1885,
pound fullback, and Nate Van
Osdol, Crosse Pointe halfback,
are their top offensive threats.
nFTRnIT
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Movies of Series
For SerVicenen

CHICAGO. Sept 2s CUP)-For
the third straight year. motion
pictures Will take the World
Series "on tour" around the world
10 thousands Of ecryicemen con
IN hospitals here and 10
oCcupational forces IN the South
Pacific and Europe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
TdIaber Seeks Mai
Title From Ruby

frankie Talaber will be seeking
70 WIN tiIe N. w. A. junior heavy
weight belt he lost 10 Bert Ruby
in Columbus match nearly two
years ago when he faces Walter
Roxy, current beltholder, at Fair
view Gardens Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Birthdays Secondary
To Wayne Coaches

Business b fore celebrations
will be the order for Joe Gembis
and Joe Truskowski of Wayne's
athletic staff, who have birthdays
today and tomorrow. Gembis, 3S
today, and Truskowski, 80 tomor-
row, will watch Detroit play Alma
tonight and scout Michigan State
against Michigan tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chit 1T, Chm. IA ONLY TAmes.
Pitt. o. 4. L. q,
roDAYs GAhES
Bklyn. Al Yhila. Only tame.
ASSOCIATION PLAYoFT FINALS
Louisyille-sA Pasi, cold series tied, IA.
INTERNATIONAL PLAYoFT FINALS
Nsvark .. Montreal tNeWark leads, 7-ol.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29

lIllS season,
Gordon Cronk scored for Red
ford in the third period on an
intricate but perfectly executed
play and Dave Wilcox kicked the
extra point that meant victory.
Cooley, which outplayed Red
ford most of the scoreless first
half, tailed on a pass in the final
session. The try for extra point
was wide.
OPEN A DRIVE
Redferd opened a-dripe in the
third quarter thai I reached
Cooleys 10, but Ralph Bowman
intercepted a Huskie pass on the
Cardinal 5. After Cooley kicked
out. Redford moved up again and
a 15-yard penalty against Cooley
put the ball on the Cardinal 3.
Here Redford pulled its trick
play. Dave Hefke passed 10 Don
Nero at the line Of scrimmage and
Nero tossed a short lateral TO
Bars Karlstrom. The latter Tipped
the ball to Gordon Cronk running
al full speed and wide around his
right end and Cronk Scooted over
the goal line. Wilcox kick was
perfect.
Cooley came right back carly
in the fourth quarter. Dick Polly
dashed 35 yards on a reverse to
put the ball on the Rodford 30
Two line bucks and a pass failed,
but the Cardinals moved up TO the
IS on a 15-yard penalty against
Bedford
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
ToNIGHr,s CARD

leroy wills Detroit vs.. Bill EDDY Flint
10 rounds 1881 pounds
Frankie Abrams Detroit. VS. Willie wat
kinS Detroit s rounds. las pounds
al Ellis Detroit vs. Joe Nelson. Detroit,
3 rounds 1872 pounds
Max vasqucz Puerto Rico vs. Talmadge
Busscy. Detroit s rounds, 1875 pounds.
Fist Dcvrr Grand Rapids. W. Marty Ferro.
Detroit rounds i40 pounds
Baby Armstrong Detroit vs. Bill Marshall.
MINNEAPOLIS rounds l42 pounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Sports
Many Injuries Made
Odds Great for Tigers
By LEO MACDoNELL

Whether or not the Tigers win
the league championship, II should
be chronicled in blazing letters
that Steve O'Neill and his bat
lers have put up a great fight
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Fight Results
~ United Press

wAUKEE-Itm sberrer ,zo,. 49,,
wsukce outpointed lay Iannay1o tsOi.
DIS MONIES IA jackie Graves fai
ausiHl MINI, knocked out Chifo Herman.
deL l2q Tampico Mex -
PORTLAND. Mc.-Pat Demers 1aS Hro-k-
,9n. hAss stopped Al Freds. 40. worcester
fALL RIVER hsa.--A Priest i54 Cam.
erifge outpolnted Kenny James. i4s water.
MARfEv1ILE. r SAMMY N,rpr,o,.
~ STANFORD. Conn. outpolnfef Bnbb,
Summings l43. New York tiOl
fHlLADELPHIA-Sante Bucca las phiia-
sephla stopped Jimmy McAlIuer las
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29

s G a S o n dope
was listed as
the best pitch
ing staff in the
league. Paul
was the
victim of a
b a C k ailment
I hat h a n d j.
C apped h S
pitching. Tom
my B rid & e S
joined the club
at a critical
fip,a Whap biC