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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
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WANTED-Ba Battery radio set. De- scribe please. P O. Box l18l.
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MACHINIST WANTED = Steady year around work Warmers Machine Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
SINGLE record player attashmcnt in mahogany case. Excellent con- dition. Green 783.

you like to come home after hard days work and listen to radio that you can receive programs from New York, Frisco, So. America, Paris, Berlin and all parts of tho globe. And have record player with the radio so that you could play your favorite pieces? Ii so, then come to the Winter & Pond Apts., Apt 2, between Il 80 a. m. and p. m, as I have one to sell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS

DOLL CLOTHES made to order. St. Margaret's Guild. Phone Black 245.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
FOR SALE
1885 CHEV. COUPE-R Radio, heater
 Call 335 or 0343.
EXCURSION

EXCURSION
 M S. Patricia leaves Sat. Even- ing, II D. m, Aug. 4, for Haines, from Ferry Float. A free trip up the Highway will be provided by the folks at Haines. Min. passen- gers, 10; Max, 14. Booking dead line Sat. noon Fare, $20. Breakfast Sun & Mon, and tax incl. Trip weather permitting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31

FOR SALE-2 nice homes in Doug las. Exceptionally good buys. Priced $2100 & $2750. Terms to suit purchaser. Lee Swift, Doug las Trading Post. Douglas 25 or AZ.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31

WANTED - Experienced laundry helper capable operate machinery and press. Salary, $l50 per mo-, plus apartment, heat and light, or $l per hour. P. Cotton, Skag- way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31

LOST - 9 Pocketbooks containing important papers. Keep money but please return papers to En- pire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-31
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Key ring, containing several keys; also tiny pearl knife. Re- turn to Empire.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Navy Threat
To NOtre Dame
Great Lakes, Iowa
ThincIads Strong

EAST LANSING, March 5
Two navy squads from Great
Lakes and Iowa Prehight Will
seriously threaten the reign of
Notre Dame in the Central Col
legiate track meet AT Jenison
Field House next Saturday.
Iowa has already posted ID en-
tries and Will have more before
the meet opens. Great Lakes has
a power laden outfit that should
cause lots of trouble. There will
also be a strong navy group COM
peting on the various colleges
with naval units.
On the Great Lakes outfit will
bC Grove klemmer a former Uni
vcrSity of California star who is
cO-holdcr OF the worlds record in
the quarter mile. He is also
world record holder for the 400
meter event. Another star of the
team Is Charli, Parker from Rice
Institute in the low and high
hurdles and Les EiSenhart, mid
Gle distance runner from Ohio
State.
Billy Moore, a naval trainee
formerly of Drake and now at
Western Michigan, is the favorite
in the pole vault. He has been
winning most of the indoor meets.
Ken WieSner oil Marquette, an
other navy lad, Is tops in the high
jumpers. He tied for first place
lr the recent AAU meet at New
York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

only have again learned how to bowl play go or
ping-pong
Some OF these Of the worlds greatest
found swimming just the they needed They have
learned swim despite any handicap they might have
from the battle field.
On March Is they going to pitt their skill against
another for rphesnot medals hey have their share
Of medals battle fields. They'll receive the
token they would have gotten had they been cham
pionshp college high school their favorte event
On the program will be nine events. Four of these will
be in three dvisionsfor ampuees leg ampuecs, and
Class those who have all their limbs but suffered other
wounds during the They foul shooting table tennis
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Mackenzie After I'd Cage Title at Olympia
upe Heart Field Day Wounded Athletes Percy Jones Planned

badmnon and the relay In the other events al the contest
ants will be equal basis.
The leading sport figures in the state will join in making
this of the biggest in history The honor
ay referees the will be Fritz Crser of Michigan Gus
Dorais of the Lions and Ralph Young of Michigan State
Refeeeng the basketball games will be Benny Oosterbaan
Bill Barclay of Michigan and Ben Van Astyne of State The
swimming will be directed by Charles McCafery of State and
Matt Mann of Michigan.
Dohery, Mcnigan's efficient track coach will have
charge of the relay aided by Charley Bahman of State
and Joe Bach of the Lions There will be exhibitions in bowl
ing by John Crmmns, Bill Kenet and possibly JOE Norris
pong and badmnton by experts Two professional wrestling
matches and three boxing bouts will complete the program
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
BY EDGAR HAYES

sporting event unique in the annals of nation will
be held Percy Jones Hospital March 15 Purple Heart
field day. with every champion from the greatest
battle in history World War H. will be sponsored jointly by
the athletic department the hospital and The Detroit Times
Boys from every state in the Union will take part in the
big program Some of them lost Normandy a
leg Sapn Others battling their way back from
received in Italy and in Burma.
No what loss they have suffered they never
lost their love of American sports and competition One
legged youngsters have learned play basketball Boys with
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

High in 1929, Shields led the
Cosmos 10 an outstanding record.
From 1880 10 1886, before leaving
10 take over al Tech. Hamtramck
ran up a record of 49 victories
against one defeat and two ties
At Tech during his three years
reign, Shields was equally sue
cessful. His elevens won Il out
Of 26 games. In 1888 Tech won
six Of the nine contects and scored
32l points.
In 1871 Shields announced that
he was resigning TO take over a
position As special equiPmeRtFeP-
reScntiVe
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
81 Are Iruited
To Tigers Camp

The Tigers viii have one Of the
largest delegations in the major
league training camps Al present
time there are "a players on the
roster. scheduled to report March
15. They are.
TIGER ROSTER
Pitchers - Walter Beck. Al
Benton. Zeb Eaten, Rufus Cen
try, Bob Gillespie. Roy Hen
shaw. Artie Houttrman, Jake
Mooty, Les Mueller, Harold
Awhouscr. Forrest Orrell,
hnk OvcrTire, Walter Pierce,
Paul DIZZY Trout, Walter
Wilson.
Catchcrs-Iamcs tZack) MIL
er, Paul Richards, Bob swift.
Al UnScr.
InficldcTs - Leslie Floyd,
Pinky Higgins, Joe Hoover, Carl
McNabb, Johnny Ncl'clc. Bob
Maier, Eddie Mayo. Jack SUlli-
van, Rudy York, Jimmy Webb,
I'D (Red) Boron.
Outfieldcrs Roger (DOc)
Cramer, Chuck Host ler,
Jimmy Outlaw, Don Ross.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Snedd and Juq
Fire 66S, Lead

JACKSONVILLE. March 3
GUPD-Sammy Snoad and Harold
tJug) McSpadcn fired six under
par 66s today in tho third round
Of the $1,000 Jacksonville Open
golf tournament TO share the lead
with totals of 200 strokes.
Leonard Dodson OF San Fran
cisco provided the days stellar
shot with a l25-yard chip that
went into the ninth hole for an
eagle 2.
Snead carded 1924, McSpadden
1888.
Scores Of the other leaders:
Ky LsffDon Chlesro-- 7e-5A-3c-2o2
Bob Hamilton CHiras1-I 32-12-3a-2o7
Bruce C0''sr. Sea Nisv y -l7s-3i-
sammy Bvrd. peiron-i4o.Sssl7os
byron Nelson Tn.sco-l 1a-36-36-2o
Crstp Wood New York 49, 74-2oT.
Pred Has Jr N,v Or.ssns-i3s.3 s.
Leonard Dod,on. san Frsneiseo-i43-3i-
inGrsrd Or De1ysr-'so-7s-7e-2Il
WINE Gngrin NcV Y0rt-I42-7f 7G--2l2
John Tea Fackv1nvi'lc-1 4O-9 SIS S. 2 8.
George Low ClssrNsfef--l 4 2-33-3 s-2l5
Jim Lee Jr TansnsESce-lf 3-34-sT-2l4
Prank Sfrsfga Green virh-i ( 2-57-2 2S-2l4.
p7h Stu0nis. Glencoe ti Ia 47-37-3A A--2l B.
Car Damn CrIsndo-l44- -36-26-2l6
Denotes amateur
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Best Rifle Shot

Bng Miller onc-tlne Tiger
coach who now shoulders a sIml-
lar responsibility with the White
Sox, rs considered the best rife
shot in the majors University
Of Detroit had 10 be content with
81 SIS as IT'S end Of p total gate Of
Sl9,505 for Il basketball double
Acr In Madison Square Garden
feccmhcr. an investigation by
Mayor LaGuardia Of Now York
rcNeale' recently With the
figures ! am sure every one viii
agree that a greater percentage
should GO 10 the colleges - the
mayor declared a The Garden
seats 1900 from which = 400
seats A. % are allotted TO stu
dent bcdics
Hank Gowdy first big league
baseball player 10 enlist IN World
War |. IS now a veteran OF World
War II Nlnoiindcr, 5-ycar-old
son OF Discovery and Pep Time,
now al Aquoduct. is a hcnd for
bread When deprived Of II he
is disappointed and becomes
sullcn He also likes gum drops,
but they stick in his teeth d.
Minchnder is the tallcSt and
heaviest horse IN training stand
ing more than Il hand, and
weighing 100 pounds
The 1t Comdr. G. Gordon s.
Mickey Cochrancs have bought
a home IN Crosse pointe ... The
lieutenant commander is currently
in the south Pacific Gordon Jr.
is with a tank unit IN France.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
NEED EVERY POINT

Capt. Flash Hollett and his
Wings might be inclined 10 coast
because they have already clinched
second place. But they don't take
victory over the Bruins for
granted because Of the long win
ming streak.
They had the same sort of an
edge over the Chicago Black
Hawks here last season and then
lost two of three games on their
own ice as the Hawks put them
out in the playoffs.
The Bruins need every point
they can get TO edge out the New
York Rangers in the stretch run
for fourth place. They put in
their best lick when they held the
Rangers 10 a tie last Sunday and
were aided during the week by
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Army 0utIdsts Rally
To Beat Navy Five

ANNAPOLIS. March 3 (UP)--
Army's great Cadet basketball
team outlasted rally by Nays
Midshipmen today to close its
season with a so TO as victory,
winning the mythical eastern
championship.
The Cadets, upset only by Penn,
chalked up their fourteenth VIC
tory in Is games. Navy. which
dominated play throughout the
first half. fell behind after the
intermission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

1874, still wears tho metal cap
over one elbow and a lcW wires
in his shoulder which he used 20
protect an old injury When shag.
ging fly balls for the Tigers
Charley Schuetcr. Willie Joycc'S
manager. is a wealthy Los Angeles
chain market operator who stays
st the swanky Waldorf-AstorIa
when his lightweight fights in
New York. SchuSlcr bought
Joycc's contract for 81. 800 from
George Trafton and associates
frankie Frl>ch norinatcs
Tris Sneaker. Joe DiNaCg,o and
Terry Moore as The greatest de-
fcnsiyc outhcld ln baseball history.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Mikan, De Paul Star,
Refuses Pro Offer

CHICAGO, March 3 (UP)-Big
George Mikan. 6 foot 9 inch star
of DEFAULTS Blue Demons, has
turned down a $1,000 offer 10 play
pro basketball with the Chicago
Gears in the Natioaal Basketball
League, Coach Ray Meyer said
today.
Mikan was offered $1,000 to
sign and $50 a week while he
finished his college course. He will
be eligible TO play with DePaul
next fall under wartime eligibility
rules.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
M Diamond Drills
To Start Monday

ANN ARBOR, March 3 49, Ray
Fisher, starting his 25th season as
Wolverine baseball coach, has
called the first spring practice for
Monday and will start building a
1945 squad around six returning
lettermen.
Fisher. who will enter the new
campaign with record of 391
wins against 1S4 losses. finds him
self with an abundance of mate
rial at every position but first and
second base.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

Ed MCKcel or, who landed the
Cob, was one of Al candidates for
the football coaching post AZ
Cornell Nearly al we're inter-
viewed personally 80. Leroy Willis,
Detroit'S most promising young
fistic star, is getting his first fan
mail The No. | request was
from a soldier IN a Florida camp
for an autographed picture -
Willis was gwen a medical dis
charge from the-eImy 49,. Emmett
GFief. another Of Detroit : top
-ringstrrs. works OF a fatt1r 1T the
aircraft building az Ford's River
Rouge plant He trains al night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

NATIONAL LEAGUE
March S-Chicago at French
Lick, Ind.
March S-Cincinnati at
Bloomington, Ind.
March II - New York at
Lakewood. y. Y.
March 11-Boston at George
town. Md.
March 12-St. Louis at Cairo,
Ill.
March Is - Philadelphia at
Wilmington, Del.
March Is - Pittsburgh at
Muncie, Ind.
March 15-BrOOklyn at Bear
Mountain, n. Y,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

AMERICAN LEAGUE
March 7-Washington at Col
lege Park, Md.
March l0-ChicagO at TerTe
Haute, Ind.
March ll-New York at At
lantic City.
March II - Philadelphia at
Frederick, Md.
March l2-Cleveland at La
fayctte, Ind.
March 12-St. Louis at Cape
Girardeau. Mo.
March 15-Detroit at Evans
Vile, Ind.
March l5-BOston at Pleas
sntville (Atlantic City suburb),
n, J.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
ONE COACH LISTED

With O'Nelll again the man
accf only one coach is listed He
is Arthur Mills. 40 new coach
was named 10 replace Al Vincent
dropped from the club since last
season
II is expected his work VIII be
divided between Paul Richards
and Pinky higgins. II Pinky IS
not then in the army Higgins.
in Al. VIII have a physical eX-
animation later this month, prob
ably here.
Raymond y Forsyth again is
the club trainer Forsyth also
holds tho same post with the
Detroit Lions Clair Berry trav-
cling secretary has charge Of
arrangements for the camp at
Evansville
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

the position if
he wanted IT,
For II years
as c o a c h at
II a m TT a m ck
High and three
years as ath-
letic director OF
T c c h,
S h ie d S was
q ] W a Us able
10 produ c e
strong elevens.
Taking over
II a m tr a nick
nhn
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Cochran VS.. Hoppe

NEW YORK. March 3 up
Welker Cochran, worlds three
cushion billiard champion, will
defend his crown against former
champion Willie Hoppe in a
600-pont match AT the Hotel
Capitol March 1916,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Blanchard Wins
First for Army

NEW YORK. March 3 (UP)-
All-America fullback Felix (Doc)
Blanchard of Army sent the Cadets
off to an early lead in the IC4A
track championships at Madison
Square Garden tonight when he
captured the 16-pound shotput
title with heave of 48 feet 3h
inches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

in the National Hockey League
race and with il the right 10 play
the Wings in the first round Of
the Stanley Gun piayofis opening
here March 20 and -
The Bruins have come close in
two OF their four previous games
here, having been outScrambled,
7-6. and 4-3, in addition to losing
Il and S-4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

Chase when in
St. Louis and
nj h Q d @ !
Prado when IN
Chicago
They cut up
their h o Z o !
business in the
other Ciites-eH
the circuit
Dixie Aaiik ker
Of the Dodgers,
the Natio n a ]
League batting
champion O r
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Illinois Upsets
M on Track
Wolverines Handed
Seasons S First Defeat

CHAMPAIGN. Ill, March )
Illinois won over Michigan in an
indoor dual track meet today,
58-46. and served notice it will
be a strong contender for Big Ten
honorS at the University of Chi
cago, March 10. Michigan, current
conference champions, and Illinois
were unbeaten in indoor meets
this season prior 10 todays clash.
Several meet records fell by the
waySide, among them the pole
vault. in which Bob Phelps of Illi-
nois set new meet record at 13
feet s inches ---=------=
Vile run-Won By Ross Hume Michigan
PtEons. Michsan. second, ThomsSon Miehl-
sho, put-Won by sprague. Illinois McNah.
Michigan, second. Bauman. Michigan, thlro,
Distance a. feet 10 inches ,-
WitherspOon. Michigan. second Fonde. Miehi-
Isn third Tine. 06 4.
44O-yard run-Won by Kelley. Illinois. For
restel. Miehissn, seeqnd' Gonlalez, Illinois.
Hrh jump--coolsy. Illinois. and MeSab,
feet / inch.
7O-yard high hurdles-Won BY walker, III
rols. Nichols. Illinois second, Burghafdt, I'LL
nOS. third Time 0s.o.
Tvo-mie run-Tied for first. BirdSall
Michigan and willard Michigan, third
Hamer. Illinois Time 9.524.
Pole vault--Won by Phelps, Illinois second
Lsuritsen Michigan, third. Bentz Michigan
Height 3 feet inches. New meet record
l944r.
sso-ysrd run-won by Ross Hume, Mlchi
san second Kelley, Illinois. third. Vetter
Nichlfan. Time. 1851. New meet record
Old record 1895. by Ross Hume New III
nols Armory record. Old record 1852, b.
Charles Hombostel. Indiana. 1884.
7O-yard low hurdeS--Won by walker, IN
no.g second Bslogh Michigan. third, Mar
co1K Michigan. Time, :os.3 3
Broad iump-Won by Aihara. Illinois. sec
ond Buster. Illinois third Burghardt
Illinois Distance n feet l0l7 inches
Mile reay--Won by Illinois Buster, Cooley
Johnson, GonzsleIi, i, TiuR. 3.2T.s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Learning Chinese

II. Billy Hillenbrand, former
University of Indiana grid star, is
learnIna Chinese al q West Point
~ school The Tigers viii
le from tho Warwick back 10
ne Benjamin Franklin Hotel IN
Philadelphia this season All
American League clubs VIII then
quarter AT the Franklin All
OF the ,caguc clubs STAY az rhe
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Sports
CoIey Welch Stems
From Irish Stock
By LEO MACDoNELL

Apleman Patrick Welch, who
Ills George Kocban at Olympia
next Friday night, comes from
good old Irish stock .. Ills pa
rents were natives of Galway,
Ireland Coley was born in
Portland. Nc, however His
parents died when he was
youngster and he has since made
his home with a widowed aunt.
Mrs. Bridget O'Toole He has
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
Bruins to Push Bid
Here FOR Playoff Spot
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Shooting place Stanley Cup payoffs he Boston
figure dangerous opponents for the Detroit Red WINS
Sunday night olympia despite IA successive defeats by
Detroit.
yc-ox Bruins could almost cLinch fourth place
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

| W o brothers,
one a marine
who was a Jap
prisoner when
last he ar d OF
-, and another
is a gum
ner on a Fly
ng Fortress
in
the south Pa
clflc go, Cooley
is a m q q ic a J
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from the II. s.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
State Swimmers Lose

COLUMBUS, March 3 (INS)-
Ohio State University's swimming
team today defeated Michigan
State, 60 TO "A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
JACK CRAWFORD BACK

Bill Cowley, still one of the
Hockey Leagues best
playmakers, and Herbie Cam, will
team up as usual. Cain has 26
goals and is topped only by
Maurice Richard of Montreal.
Jack Crawford, the only non
Montreal player to break into the
Wings All-Opponents' team, is
also back in action for Boston S
last game here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

Chicagos surprising victory In
New York. Now after a week s
rest they get a chance 10 do
themselves some more good.
RambunctiouS Pat Egan and the
Bruins Typhoon Line of Bill Gu
polo, Ken Smith and Jack McGill
will really be cutting loose against
the Wings before a crowd which
is expected to pass the 10000
mark.
McGill is a replacement ior
Frank Mario. who has received an
army call. Jack is back with the
Bruins after a discharge from the
air corps. which he entered IN
1912 after a year with Boston.