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Evening star., 1945-11-02
Nothing But Miracle
Can Defeat 0'Dwyer,
Political Experts Say
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York County. Nor has he any use for
Controller Joseph D. McGoldrick,
who is now on the Goldstein ticket.
If the Mayor was out to sabotage the
Good Government ticket he could
not have done a better job. Gov.
Dewey was credited by Mayor La
Guardia with having engineered
the Republican nomination for
Judge Goldstein.
Morris Estimate Rises.
AT the outset of the campaign, the
belief was prevalent that Mr.. Nor
ris would receive only negligible
vote-some put it as low as $4,000
or 100000 However, as the cam
paign progressed, it has become clear
that many Republicans would not
vote for Democratic Judge Gold
stein, that Judge Goldstein would
receive far fewer Jewish votes than
had been expected, and that many
Of the so-called independents would
go to Mr.. Morris.
Republicans, it Is explained have
q good "out" when they vote for
Mr.. Morris, so estimates have been
revised and it is now figured that MI.
Morris may have as many as 100000
or even 100000 votes. He has the
support Of the New York Times edi-
torially and of the New York Post
and World Telegram. While Mr.
Morris is expected to run third-al-
though his followers earnestly deny
this-he Is cutting deeply into the
strength which was expected to be
Judge GoldStein's.
The Democratic organiza tion in
New York also is licking its chops
over its expected victory. Mr..
ODwyer has motley following, but
1t is made up of strong elements.
He has the nomination of the Amer
1can Labor party, as well as of the
Democratic party, and the support
of the Communist party-despite
the fact he has denied that he de-
sires any part of Red support. In
addition. 1t is charged that the I'M
derworld is doing its utmost to bring
about his election. Quite a combi-
nation for any candidate to go up
against, and particularly difficult
when the ODwyer opposition is di-
Vided, as it is.
Goldstein Backing Varied.
Judge Goldstein has the backing
of the Republican party, the Lib
eral party-the right wing off-shot
of the American Labor party-the
City Fusion party, the Citizens
Union and the Citizens Nonparti-
san Committee. This is the same
group which won for Mayor La
Guardia three times against Tam
many candidates in mayoralty races
with only the American Labor
party missing.
While Judge Goldstein is put for
ward as an antimachine man, he
was for years connected with Tam
many and his only claim to being
anti -Tammany lies in the fact that
he made the race for judge and
won against Tammany's candidate.
This has given the mo Deal" can
didate, Mr.. Morris, and the Mayor
opportunity to charge that both of
his opponents are tarred with the
same machine politics brush-al-
Evening star., 1945-11-02
FOUND.

BTLLFOLD, brown, found in telephone
booth, Thursday m, downtown. Owner
nay have same by identifying. co. OLA.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
HELP MEN ond WOMEN

ACCORDION and piano teacher: estab-
!lShed MUSIC teacher desires an assistant;
state qualifications and experience. Box
ASSISTANT BUYERS needed for various
advancement; permanent position; good
salary. Apply personnel ofhce, 18th floor,
lasE hfAsAFs kESTAtRAN4R R9TAt MiASSAcER
supervise counter and s.oreroom; must be
dependable; write qualifications, salary ex-
sSoia ef ezpeTienced double-entry
40-hour, 5-day week; $50 starting salary:
permanent postwar work; excellent future
@possl15lni1ntlsss. pos 5nn s. c Apply in own handwriting'
eaNbT e2S 9ood couSfEER SsfEE cLERks-pleasant we'll
SRn5 ABBY Rp at fs sny % lhsnfs RG SE
CASHIERS. men or women, ages Is to 45,
plainly price marked recurring no memory
work All you must do is learn to operate
the National Mn Cash Register which should
| to start. $50 in four weeks. With our
present store expansion program, calling
near future. capable efhcient empioye
will be in direct line for early promotion
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head cashier, Apply Mr.. Lehrman, GIANT
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STORE or employment ONCE. n P. st. ne.
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women; ages Is to so; no experience re-
ouired for we teach you fLll duties with
full pay while learning; full time. ,perma-
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S45 BlaGensburg I'd. ne.
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mo; INK; Ems ayailabie for couple at SO,
COUPLE In small adult family in new
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improvements; must be neat. clean and
good cook and g.hw., mans duties mostly
DfsHWAsHERs, male or female, and por.
ters; no experience needed. good pay, va
pRdG sToRE Ok at smpos
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Sundays: 500 10th. st. NV.
asKA fGsS ssSs 1885 AssEs sSsss
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steady AMOR T9rk sI tins and ons,hsf after 4t
4 ELLIOTT Fisher bookkeeping mactin.
a operator, salary. S45 per week: state ex-
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E will train you; good pay while learning
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES o. d
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Evening star., 1945-09-10
HELP MEN snd WOMEN tcsn..l

FOUNTAIN rosI AZ HELP, rood hours; Eoed PAY
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MA6HINE PREssER. osie six and and woo Woolen, .x.
perienced only, frst-class shop; good work
ing conditions, good pay. Apply at SOC
Nan AND WIFE, white, in sos, for house
keeper and hanGyman; live in nice apt;
also wages. 1852 Geranium st. NV. Ia.
MAN OR WOMAN. reliable, to take charge
OF once and receiving counter in modern
MAN OR WoMXN! with tim retail aye credit nM sx-
perienee: Apply Tuesday, SELINGER's s.,
PART TINE CASHIER and counter clerk,
food store employees urgently needed morn
IN lng, :, aft, sitern9on Or evening work, with a
Unfs aaE hose see with Ehy
extra time ons their hands to convert into
sppy sash af ssady .N4 ob
Stores, s45 Biadensburs rd' ne. ~
PLANO .ACCOMPANIST, man or woman.
for we'll established dance studios; hrs,
s to ron to cs ss55gTdsy 5sT s ffG SaR
Sunday and after pm. weekdays, Good
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Men or wom-
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SECOND COOKS CD. APPLY 1908 You
SECRETARY wanted for permanent posi-
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SHIPPING CLERK for dry cleaning plant;
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SHOE FILTERS WANTED - Experienced
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ployment office, 9th floor, 11th and G SITS,
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WOOL SPoTTERSTExcellent salary, per-
manent positions for right parties Apply
main off1ce, HOWARD CLEANERS, 1347
South Capitol ST.
Evening star., 1945-09-10

ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, thor
oughly experienced in diversified designing.
capable of making creative designs and or
ganizing large drafting force.
Engineer, thoroughly experienced in
subdivision layout work-water, sewerage
and drainage.
Estimator and purchasing agent, thor
oughly experienced with proved record in
private work These positions offer per
manent employment to persons oualifying.
acceptable applicants. The company Of
fering this employment is an old-estab-
lished diversified building development
firm. recognized as one of the largest in
its field. Answer, stating age. experience.
references and whether presently en-
ployed. All replies held strictly confden-
tial. Box 262-H. Star
Evening star., 1945-09-10

mo. Apply Room 524, Southern Railway
sdE Pc serisa Sts Interesting po
sition for a bright, quick woman; perma-
sTENoGRAPHER' sTE permanent a @ position With With
large corporation. near 14th and x SITS:
hrs, $50 to 4;1b. SATURDAY. ssmsQ $50 II to
days OF. chance for promotion; $40 wk
to start giys age and selephene number
81 Eek to aet 81
with good personality; hours 9 to 5, half
ssy satureay eRoksR sst aSEs sas Essf
eG f9f pe in sts sred, ONCE
in ,.,a,ns fins mems mems speciality shop; permanent
sRosNER eIssS s0of Of isa5 % ppis st. NV 70 f A'Aen
sTENoGRAPHER. white, for permanent
postsn Sdaso week convenient SSs
ton give age and telephone number. Box
Ss1flst SsT1fElNs6tSsiRsAspHERs-An sisspHR established and
growing PUBLISHING organization Is seeking
terested in advancing with us. S145 to S15s
Require loo w'p m. caii at ia41 oath St.
psSseaSsl on | asps; I p1 1000. %" u 'le'A0As y
on Saturday. Call evenings after 9. RA.
sTENoGRAPHER-we are in immediate
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to ability; excellent OPPORTUNITY for ad-
q EGs nj Ma Mzcai afS9
operator, insurance claim ofice: 39-hour
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opportunity for advancement. Box 106-H,
STENoGRAPHER. law ONCE; permanent
position. l122 Earle BLDG, 18th and
STENoGRAPHER-CLE part time, fol
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/ lSTENOGRAPHER and clerical worker, Sig
day week. good salary, change for I'D:
i 9TH St, NV. Ma. 0677.
4 STENOGkAPHERi unusual opportunity;
must be experienced In ONCE routine and
i leave, insurance and many other employ
4 ment advantages. Apply personnel once
/ Room COL. Star Building. THE EVENINO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Opening Parish Tits
Mostly Close Ones
By TOM HARPER

ne-Sidcd games we're a rarity
last night as "a Catholic high
school basketball teams opened
their season without an avalanche
OF goals by the winners.
One divisional winner and a
sectional winner went down TO de-
feat Mt. Carmel. which captured
The third division crown last year
was set down by 81. Hedwig, 40
10 81 while 81. JoSaphat. runner
UP, met defeat NJ the hands Of
Holy Rosary Il 20 9
: Catholic Central first division
lnnerup rang up the largest
u ore Of the evening in defeating
Visitation, iS TO - .A..
ST Mary'S of Orchard Lake,
which captured the second division
championship last season and this
year moved into first division,
celebrated It's graduation by win
ming from st. Ladislaus. "a 10 81.
st. Theresa first division title
holder. was idle.
In the most unusual game of
the night. ST. Francis Xavier.
nosed out All Saints. 9 10 6. The
halftime score was tied at 4 all.
Other results: DE La Sale SO.
- Joseph ID st Gregory Is, ST
Benedict IL ST. Catherine q. St
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Baseball S New
PdCt Drafted
Times Photo

CHICAGO. JJai4. s ms
Twelve baseball moguls met for
less than TWO hours here yester-
day. talked over the new major
league agreement and went home.
Al the close OF the session,
which the major league commit
tee had predicted wQuld last two
days. VIII Harridge, president Of
the American League, issued the
following statement IN behalf OF
the committee:
THE committee discussed the
agreement generally. 1t will
now be put imto formal shape
and presented back 20 the COM
mittee at a meeting 20 be held
In New York, Feb. 2, at which
time the committee will decide
upon It's final recommendations
10 the two leagues.
There will be no announce
ment made Of the recommends
tions until they have been con-
sidfred by the leagues.
The major leagues will have
their annual meeting Feb. ) in
New York. when, IL was pre-
Sumed the new major league
agreement will be approved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
M6pdden
Tied With 7Os

LOS ANGELES. Jan. s ms
~lug -McSpaden Of Philadelphia
defending champion, and Sammy
Byrd Of Detroit shared top honorS
with -nnc.Sirola- Lead atihe
close Of the frst round in the Los
Angeles Open golf tournament.
McSpaden went out in "a and
back in IS. while Byrd made his
one-under-par 20 with a 80 and
81.
Only one blow behind in an
eight-way tie for second place
were Byron Nelson, Ray Man
grum. Claude Harmon. a. Johnny
Revolta. Chick Rutan, Toney
Penna. Sam Snead and Bruce Nc
Cormlck. Mccormick, former ma
tional public links champion, led
the amateur field
Mildred Babe Didrickson
Zaharias, the only woman IN the
field, got a rs.
George Mclnerny former Rio
Hondo pro. got a hole-th-ene at
the fourteenth.
Leonard DodSon. George Sch
nclter. Jimmy Hines and +. j.
Harrison divided third place
honors with - strokes each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

Anthony rs ST Charles IS. St
Paul Is: ST Bernard 25 ST. Mar
tin p; st. Marys Royal oak 81,
ST. MaryS tMt Clcmcnsl 10; st.
Ambrose 81. st. Vincent 13: St.
AlphonSus Is. st. Francis dc Sales
26 ST Andrew 80. ST. Patrick IA:
81. Agnes p. 81. Clemens g.
Sacred Heart 30. St CaSimir - ;
Sweetest Heart y. Shrine Is.
Scoring honorS for the night
went 10 Gene Pcrine. Central for
ward. who hit the net for Ia
points Three other Shamrocks,
Don Bsrner. Bill Wightkin and
Tom Mciiale scored 10 points each
in their teams victory.
Frank OsowSki'S eight points
were high for 81. Mary's Of
Orchard Lake. Father Bruno New
mans team led all the way and
at halftime the score was lilo.
Capt. Edward Zmuda scored Is
points 10 help 81. Hedwig knock
of Mt. Carmel as they stamped
themselves the team 10 beat for
the third division title.
Holy Rosary scored & points in
the fourth quarter while holding
St JoSaphat ScoreleSS TO gain its
victory Capt. Bob Abraham was
high for the winners with 5 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Barrow Opposes
Hickey S Idea


NEW YORK. Jan. 6 CUP) =
President Ed Barrow of the New
York Yankees took issue today
with Branch Hickey, head of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, stating that he
saw no need for national spots
co-ordinator and that establish
ment of such post would lead to
political involvement.
Barrow said he also opposed the
appointment of any "figurehead
type of baseball commissioner
Hickey, now at Chicago attend
ing a special major league meet
ing, also had urged the early APP
pointment of a successor 10 the
late Judge X. NJ. Lands, to pre-
vent public confidence in baseball
from wavering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
A|pena Tops
Rough P dy
~ Uuitss Pres

Alpcna and Traverse City moved
into challenger positions in the
northern Michigan Class p basket
ball rave with Friday night VIC
tories while noncOnferencc foes
found rough Shedding against big
eight teams
Alpena won a. Petoskey % to
q in a rough game while Traverse
City rolled up a "a 20 10 decision
a. Cadillac.
In nonleagIe contests, Hart was
defeated ~ 20 10 ~ ManiStee.
Fremont fen - 20 81 and Luding-
ton and Rogers City brought back
A p 70 IS international victory
over the collegiate institute Of
Sault Ste Marie. Canada
In a game marked by "a per-
Sonal fouls. II on each Q a m.
Alpena overcame an early Petos-
key lead with Dick Lundguist and
Normal Lee each contributing 10
points 10 the victorS tide.
Traverse Citv's high-point scor-
ers were Die Hoag with Is and
Dale Fooie with eight. Traverse
City led . 20 { at half
At Ludingten the lead changed
hands Eve times and the score was
tied seven times before the Orioles
got hot and scored eight points in
the last two minutes 10 grab their
second win in FIVE starts. Earl
Anderson scored II points for Lud-
InCton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Irish Baseball Star
Reported Missing

SOUTH BEND. Jan 6 up
1t John Jack Tallett first base
man and pitcher on the Notre
Dame baseball teams of 1911 and
1912. has been reported missing
in action over YugoSlaVia. Notre
Dame officials revealed
Tallett. a navigator on a B-24
bomber. and other members If his
crew have been missing since a
raid on Dec. II. Tallett was a
hard hitter on Coach Jake Kline's
Irish baseball team before he en-
listed in the air corps during his
senior year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
bill Jennings
Has Daughter

The National Hockey League
schedule and the Stork almost
synchronized As far aS the Bill
Jennings family rs concerned
Jennings. who was traded 10
Boston earlier this season, Will
arrive with the Bruins tomorrow
70 play the Red Wings at Olympia.
He will greet his new daughter.
Sharon Elizabeth who was born
at Dearborn Medical Center yes
terday morning She weighs five
pounds, II ounces
The Jenning have a son,
Gary. ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Hugh Burns Named
To Succeed SUapiiron

SOUTH BEND. Jan. 6 up
Hugh Burns. athletic trainer at
Xavier University. Cincinnati. has
been appointed athletic trainer at
Notre Dame University. succeed
ing Eugene tScrapiron) Young,
who resigned after - years Serv-
ice
Burns was graduated from
Notre Dame m 1889 and has been
m Xavier since 1910. His APP
pointment was announced last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

Beats Indiana
In Late Rally
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 6-Michi-
gan's basketball team apparently
plans to specialize in thrillers this
winter
The Wolverine eked out a spec
tacular 81 TO 50 victory over In
diana in their second Conference
contest Of the season last night.
The winning basket was chalked
up with 35 seconds 10 90 by Ted
Berce, freshman forward from
Dearborn.
A week ago the Michigan Gag
ers played their first Big Ten
game, losing to Ohio in the last
two seconds of an overtime con-
test Such affairs are not helpful
TO the nerves of coach Oosterbaan.
The Wolverines will play in
Illinois tonight and Benny hopes
it's a little less exciting than the
last two contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Bron(os Last Half
Drive Beats Central

KALAMAZOO. Jan. 6-Pulling
away in the last half, Western
Michigan's Broncos scored a 49,
40 victory over Central Michigan
last night. Bill Hodge Of Central
led the scorers with IS points.
Ralph Welton and Glen Selbo
paced the winners.
The BroncoS journey 10 Mil
waukee tonight 10 play Mar
quette on its home court. where
they haven't been defeated in
nearly three years. The Hilltop
perS hold an all-time advantage
of six victories and three losses
over Western.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Use Of Battery Bars
Stable in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 6 CUP)-
Stewards at the Hipodromo de
las Americas race track barred
the eight horses owned by the
Gala stables and fined the own
ers. Mony and Abraham de Swan
5000 pesos approximate y
$1,000 for attempting TO give
jockey Oscar PeFnia a battery TO
use on a horse at the track on
New Years Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Hawks Give
Wings FidO

CHICAGO. Jan. 6 tUP) - Bill
Tobin. president of the Chicago
BlackhawkS of the Nation
Hockey League. announced today
that Cliff tFido) Purpur right
wing for the Hawks the past four
seasons. has been traded TO the
Detroit Red Wings.
The name of the Detroit player
whom the Hawks will get for
Purpur will not be divulged until
the close Of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Nashville 10 lose
Gilbert Gradually

Larry Gilbert. the dean Of
Southern Association managers,
decided last fall % retire. But
he's going 10 do IL by gradual
stages. nc will manage the club
al Nashville again in 1915, with
the first stage in his retirement
involving street clothes and a
bench seat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
ONES ENOUGH

Berce counted A single field
goal during the evening. but n
was the big one of the night and
gave Indiana a poor start in its
Conference title quest II was a
short shot thar dropped through
without touching the hoop and
changed one-point deficit into
one-point victory.
1t was a close game all the
way. Michigan took the lead six
times during the first half only to
have the Hoosiers pull even. But
Indiana couldn't 60 out in front
after the first few minutes.
During the second period, Mich
igan, using a new combination Of
Dick Rifenburg at center and Don
Lund dropping back 10 guard, put
on a squirt that gave them a SO
10 80 lead about midway.
The Hoosiers turned in a rally
at this point and with al kra-
leNaRsky and Ray Bradenburg
hitting the net consistently. made
il a battle. With two minutes 10
60 Indiana pulled ahead by a
single point and when 6cne Faaris
dropped a nifty shot the visitors
had what appeared TO be a COM
fnandiHg lead
Bob Geahan. the high scorer for
Michigan, collected one basket
and then Berce came through
with the winner.
Indiana made its best showing
on the free throw lane. They
scored II out of % tries. Early
in the game they made six in
row. missed two and got six more
in succession.
Michigan scored % field goals
70 Is for the losers and made
good on 10 out of II free throws.
Geahan. with 19 points, was the
leading scorer of the game. FariS,
Indiana's best performer. had Is
points with seven field goals and
two free throws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Royal Oak Rally Wins

Led by Marvin Maudlin and
Bob Zinn. Royal Oak High edged
out Mt Clemens High, 1851. in
the final period last night The
score was 1914 in Nj Clemens
favor az the half and 2i-all AZ the
third quarter. Maudlln scored is
points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
METRO STANDINGS
BY JAKE BERsoN

Jim Demaree OF Northwestern
High is a basketball coach who
believes in looking ahead He loses
three of his star players through
graduation next month, which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Handled Some Noted Boxers

Arce has been boxing 30 His first big break
when Billy Gibson spotted him and hired him Benny Leonard
FROM that he handled biggest
gameax Baer Leo Lonis Ray Miller, Primo Camera Nathan
Mann-to only
He the many of Louis opponents
hauled back that he
tagged The Meat Wagon"
Arce did than administer the physical needs Of the
he handled He lived with them studied them dshed
brand psychology that changed than losing fighter
into one boasting Winning complex
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
BOB ALES
Doug Mode, Ex-Aide 10 Flettche,
May Get Kew York Ring Job
By BOB MURPHY. Sports Editor

Parker editor of the New fok
Douglas Mode former secretary OF
Michigan boxing commission under John j. Hettche may land
position the New York commission
secretary Senator Ferguson was one Oh ne Key
Deweys committee during the past campaign
and s well liked by the governor personally
Parker Mode resident OF New York which Is news
he for switching his allegiance
from Michigan New with Mhgans junior
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

the Fort Shell
by T es d a y
night The ban
quet IS open 10
all sport fans
and tic k @ I s
m sy be o b.
tanned AZ the
tr anSportation
q esk OF the
hotel This desk
Is open all day
Sunday
The addition
- 49, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Areel Quits, Too

Speaking Of boxing in New
York we note Ray Arcel, long con-
sidered the No. trainer in the
game, has turned his back on
boxing and entered the business
world as a travelling representa-
tive for an eastern firm.
OF all the managers, trainers,
fighters and What-have-You that
have hit Detroit from outside
ports during the years we have
been on this paper, there has not
been one who enjoyed more con-
fidence and respect with Detroit
fight writer's than Arcel.
His word was as good as a gllt-
edged bond. Naturally, he was
ont ~ o4if1 &c yo,Itph ipk ~ f.Te
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

10 the pcakers list will
provide interesting information
about the soldiers. sailors and
marines tho Tiger manager came
IN contact with during his recent
visit TO the Pacific war zone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

m e a n S tn e y
won't be around
il and when
the Colts reach
the Metropoli
[ a n l. q a Z u c
playofs.
S o W h e n
~ or thwestern
ran up an Is !
lead on Ham
tramck in lie
first quarter
yesterday, d e.
maree lifted his