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Evening star., 1945-03-23

DALLAS, TEX-THRILLER is THRILLED-stan Sergt Theo-
dore R. Richardson who thrilled inernees
paddock off the gate at Cabanatuan during the raid
rillas and American Rangers the Japs Philippine prison
greeted night the
first time he had his 22monhod daughter Teddy
-AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1945-03-23

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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
.GottseIig May
Manage Hawks

CHICAGO, April ) (UP)-
Johnny Gottselig, who has served
as player, coach and farm man.
ager for the Chicago Black
Hawks during the past II years,
will be named TO succeed Paul
Thompson as manager in the near
future, it was reported reliably
today.
Thompson. after guiding the
Hawks hockey team for the past
six and half years, announced
yesterday from Regina, Sask.,
that he was going to resign effec-
tive Sunday TO go into hockey as
a manager and part owner of a
team at Vancouver, B. c., his
home town.
Although President Bill Tobin
of the Hawks said he had no one
in mind TO succeed Thompson, il
was reported that Gottselig is the
No. / choice of the Hawks front
office.
The veteran National Hockey
League star has been with the
Black Hawks since 1928. After
starring as player, he was as
signed to manage the Hawks
Kansas City farm team in the
American Hockey Association In
1910.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
.DuniOrGuIl
Meet

Nine boys and one girl, each a
champion of their respective clubs
will line up at the Detroit Edison
rife range tomorrow night, for
the junior individual rifle shoot
ing championship OF the South
eastern Michigan Rife and Pistol
Association.
Heading the list in the event
known as the champion-of-cham-
-ptons race is pretty Mary Esnig,
16-year-old junior champion of
the Detroit Edison Club.
Other champions participating
in the event are Charles Gidday,
Faust Post, Sons of American
Legion; Houston Morton, Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars, Wyan-
dotte; Gerald Ritter, Roosevelt
High School Rife Club of Wyan-
dotte: Terry Bowerman. Lincoln
Park High Club: Irwin Lee, Muir
ray Local of River Rouge; Sam
Merigian, Highland Park Recrca-
ton Department, Alien Wiihcr.
spoon, Carl Hall Club: John Gra-
nam, Brewster Juniors, an
George Meyer OF Fisher Y.
The event will be contested
over = 20-Shot prone route.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Sheet Metal Worker

Red Boron was a sheet metal
worker when taken by the army
He is an army discharge
Bob Swift. a one-time lunchroom
chef in Salina, Kan, boasts he can
make the best waffles in America
=. One Tiger wag suggested that
Rufe Gentry, holdout pitcher, was
frozen TO his job-coon hunting.
Bill Nagel. whom the White Sox
got from Milwaukee. formerly
played with the Athletics. He
exploded % home runs for the
Brewers last year His home
Is in Memphis Ralph SIREN,
the University OF Michigan pitcher
trying out with the White Sox,
halls from Des Moines, Ia. .
He is a 6-foot left-hander u. Vic
Austin is a SoX recruit infielder
of the Detroit sandlots Don
Holloway, former Sox second base
man. is a litter-bearer in Germany
:. Pitcher Johnny Rigney is sta
toned in Guam Lon Warneke,
Cub pitcher. has joined the recrea-
ton staff of the naval ordnance
project at Camden, Ark, to assist
In organizing sport teams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Fiqht Results

WORCESTER Mass Bert Lyton. 1872.
Fresno Cal. stopped Jimmy Hayden 100.
NeN York, 81 Billy Nsppcr. $50 Boston.
Oufpointed bsby Tiger Flowers. l47 W0r-
Cestcr. tsf. sam Shumvay, is2, webster
Mass knocked cut Alec Rebark l76, Paw.
tucset. h ], ca. Tony Mande. l32
webster. knocked out George Dresser. las,
CLEVELAND--Ummy Doyle 154. Los An
geles. outpJinted Chuck Hunter. 81. CleVe-
land. tl0yJ Hsry Jef'ra. 80, Baltimore
oufpointcd Leroy jackson, l29, Cleveland
fss. Aftie levine 1877. Brooklyn. stopped
Willie watkins, i55. Detroit, ca; johnny
NirEo. 177. Rochester, uotpointed Lee Car
rett. 13s. Cleveland t5i Eddie Martin
1S7 y, troit outpointed Tony Brush, l52
Cleveland t5f.
MEMPHIS. Tenn Arturo Godoy 19s san
uago. Chile. knocked out Herb Jones. 100
Indianapolis f2I
OAKLAND, CA Paul Lewis 1851. Oak
land Cal outpointed Leo Turner lfo
Portland ore. ttOf, irish Johnny Taylor
fS3. oakland drew with Pedro Jimine1
1914 vallejo. Cal RAY Peterson, 15s, .sar
Francisco ostpoinfed EDDIE HaiigAn. 1873
Oakland Cal Cieve Kelly, 1S9, Oakland
ou pointed Ruoe Flores. -l5s. San Francisco
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Schmalz Herring Special

After that, Raskin went on the
beach for two months taking time
out occasionally to 90 on fishing
eXpenditionS
THE fishing really was good
as long as my dough held out"
he reported. "Why. could
catch a nice mess OF schmalZ
herring In almost any restan-
rant / entered"
Raskin saw Jake LaMotta
knock out George Costner re-
Gently in Chicago and says that
Jake is a much improved fighter.
He explained that Jake moves
and ducks now instead OF catching
and punching back
But there II better fighter
In the LaMotta family than
Jake" he continued. II mean
Jake's Md brother, joey. He
fights just like Jake but
punches better. wish I had q
piece Of his contract. He looks
like n conner"
Raskin also reported that Lee,
Oma has returned 10 Detroit with
a broken hand as the result Of his
recent fight with Taml Mauriello
in New York. He came home 10
rest the hand and 10 spend more
time with his newly born son.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Bob Tales
Dog Authority Now
a Dog Catcher!
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

ABOUT TOWN: John 8.
Sweeney Jr., one of the nations
leading dog authorities. has been
drafted as constable of Crosse
Pointe Township. Among other
duties, brother Sweeney, accord
ing to law, must round up all
stray mules, cows. dogs and
To all cousins, aunts. uncles and
hockey friends: Yes. we have no
hockey tickets ..
Plans are under way for Press
Club in Detroit and from the way
II looks, this time there definitely
is going to be one that will be
run the right way :.
Wish Egan is back in town
after sojourning at Evansville and
Hershey, Pa, where he cut up a
few old touches with his pal
Bucky Harris -.
Note to Joe Busha of the Stat
Ter: Mert Werthheimer Of the
Book. reports your clock Is 10
minutes off again. Please attend
to this slight detail and stop the
Book beefs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Richards Only Texan

Paul Richards Is the only player
from Texas, a state which once
produced the most Tigers. Other
states represented are: Oklahoma
Al Benton: North Carolina
Zeb Eaton; Indiana--Paul Trout;
Tennessee-Carl McNabb: Ala
bama-Jimmy Outlaw. Trout, like
Swift, now lives in Detroit.
In IL years, Jimmy Dykes, the
White Sox skipper, fined lot of
players but only made two stick.
One was 500 fine plastered on
Jake Wade. Joe Orrell reports
that IL was showing in Clearfield,
Utah. when he left there 10 come
on TO the Tigers at Evansville.
Incidentally, Orrell was once the
property of the Cincinnati Reds.
The Tigers bought him from Port
lanh
The nickname "Gink" doesn't
bother big, good natured Al
Benton.
I don't care ss long as Jack
Zeller hands out those checks
on payday" Benton explained.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Z M Swimmers
Receive Letters

ANN ARBOR, April 5-Twelve
Wolverine mers were
awarded letters today by tank
coach Matt Mann.
They are Capt. Mert Church,
Pontiac; Bill Green and Ed Fuik-
man of Akron; Chuck Fried. Heini
KeSsler, Ralph Chubb and Bob
Mowerson, all of Ann Arbor; jim
Munson. ConnellSville, Pa; Don
Drake, YpSilanti; Gordon Pulford,
Highland Park Harold Wester-
berg, Evanston, Ill, and Russ
Potter, Niagara Falls, n. Y. No
captain for the 1916 season was
elected. Church graduates this
semester.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
HIP. Cage Meet
Opens Tonight

Don Riders Highland Park in
vitational basketball tournament
opens tonight at Hackett Field
House with four games on tap.
In the opener at Z p. m, De-
troit Association meets General
Motors Truck. At hour intervals,
Kosziusko takes on Fromm, Con-
tinental meets Bill Mitchell, and
Detroit Police tangle with Oldbru.
Trophies to the winners will be
awarded by Highland Park XII
wants Club, Griswold Sport Shop
and Lawrence Institute of Tech
nology.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Go|fing Stars
Play at Atlanta

ATLANTA, Ga, April 5 (UP)--
Some so pros and amateurs tee
off today in the first round of
Atlanta's $4,000 Iron Lung Golf
Tournament.
It's the last tourney in the
winter swing and. as usual, the
big money winning stars, Byron
Nelson of Toledo, and Sam Snead,
Hot Springs, Va, were the fav-
orites.
But bustling Jimmy Demaret
the Texas sailor playing on navy
leave, emerged as a dark horse
after a practice round. He breezed
over the reputedly tough capital
city course with an easy four
under-par 65. Nelson toured the
layout in 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

pleasure, he spoke about the busi
ness part of his trip first.
II am watching the Joe Baksi
Gunnar Barlund fight and doing
q very good job Of minding my
own business" he reported,
"when n guy behind me said,
This Baksi is one Of the best
fighters in the business. I'd be
Willing to bet this fight won't
70 four younds.'
so I cautiously turns around
and says, you Wa no BET
money that the fight Won't 20
more than three rounds" and
the guy says, yes, PH bet $500
even money Before he could
change his mind 1 said, PH
take t.
II started thinking and de-
cided that this guy must be u
philsnthrOpist and suggested
another bet that the fight would
20 six rounds. He gave me $3.50
10 $500 on that and i collected
both bets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Kuko Ortiz Boxes
Finley al Arcadia

kuko Ortiz. Mexican feather
weight, a cousin Of Manuel Ortiz,
worlds bantamweight champion
will make his debut here Monday
night, facing Teddy Finley of To-
ronto in one of two feature events
on the Arcadia fight card.
The other headliner features
Chilindrina Valencia, Mexican
bantamweight champion, who
faces Willie Anderson, Detroit
featherweight. Valencia appeared
here several weeks ago, defeating
Jan Barriere, Montreal feather, in
10 rounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
House PASSES
eBribe' bill

LANSING, April 5-The House
passed and sent to the Senate
today a bill making it felony for
any amateur athlete to accept a
bribe.
Sponsored by Rep. Sienkiwicz
(D) of Detroit, the bill makes the
bribe taker as we'll as the giver
subject to state Imprisonment.
Sienkiwicz said he introduced
the bill as result Of the New
York collegiate basketball scandal
in which several players admitted
they took bribes to throw a
game"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
N Parish 9s
Open April Is

Thirty-six schools, four more
than last year, will compete in
the Detroit Catholic High School
League baseball campaign this
spring.
The four newcomers are St
StaniSlaus, which will field its
first baseball team in history;
Visitation, ST. Ambrose, and
Shrine of the Little Flower.
The parish mines open play
April IS. Games are scheduled
Mondays and Thursdays, a depar-
ture from past seasons. when con-
tests were held on Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

wit: Callfornla-Joe hoover, Joe
Orrell and Don Ross; Kansas
Bob Swift, Chuck HoStetler and
Ed (Red) Boron: New Jersey
Doc Cramer, Bob Maier and Eddy
Mayo.
Swift has taken up permanent
residence in Detroit.
States which have contributed
two each are; Mississippi-Skeeter
Webb and Hub Walker Illinois
les Mueller and Milt -Neleh
Georgia-Rudy York and Walter
Wilson. Walker now lives in Fern
dale. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Sports
Michigan Men Now
Top Tiger Roster "
Bx LEO MACpoNELL

EVANSVILLE. April 5-Where
do the Tigers come FROM
Well. II has taken a long time,
hut Michigan now tops the De-
troit clubs roster. Five Of the
current crop Of Tigers hail from
the Wolverine state. -Four OF them
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Tough Fighters Are
Best. Says Shapiro

Maxie Shapiro has been fighting
since 1888. The New York light
weight knows his business. So il
iS-onlY natural that be should
share the average journeyman
fighters aversion 10 fighting men
Of little ability.
"When YOU fight a wild
swinger who doesn't know how
To box" SAID the rugged Jewish
lad. you can never be sure
what YOU should do. The
swinger himself doesn't know
what ne II going to do, 10 YOU
can't think with him and antic-
Ipste his moves. You can do
that with a man who fights
iuteIligently."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

MaXics record proves that he Is
less troubled by the good fighters
than by ordinary ones. He has
lost 10 ordinary fighters but has
beaten Sol Bartolo, the National
Boxing Association featherweight
champion, three times. lie also
holds decisions over Bob Mont
gomcry and other we'll known
fighters.
Make has been matched by
Nick Londes 10 meet Phil Ter
ranoya. former featherweight
champion. al the Olympia April
l3. He should do all right in that
fight In addition 10 being a for
mcr champion, Terranova is the
-cOuntry's No. 2 featherweight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

which pc n s
here tomorrow
b e { W e e n the
Wings and the
Toronto Maple
Leafs.
Neither fans
nor Wings ex-
pect the giant
killing" Maple
Leafs to be the
soft touch the
D e OF I e rs
found them ir
the re & u j al
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Crimmins and Shdul
In Exhibition Match

Johnny Crimmins and Bill
Shaul, nationally known instructor
who conducted Detroit Times
bowling school several years ago,
will team in an exhibition doubles
match against two opponents yet
10 be selected at the Bowl-O-
Drome Recreation Friday at 5
n m They also will give free in
Structions 10 all those present.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Women S Pin Classic
DeadIine Extended

Entry deadline for Carol
Strands first annual women's jun
ior individual classic for those of
100 average or less. has been eX-
tended from Saturday until April
II. The event, five games across
10 alleys for a $500 first prize. will
be held at Log Cabin Recreation
April 28-29-May So.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Jones on Mat Card

Rufus Jones VS.. TEX" Reilly
and Ali Adeli VS.. Frank Wilzer are
the pairings for next Tuesday 5
wrestling double-header at FAIR
view Gardens. 1t will be the frs;
appearance here of Aedli and
Wilzcr. Walter Roxy and Buck
Estes are 10 clash IN one of the
short bouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Palmer Opens
Practice Sunday

Palmer-Bee baseball team opens
its practice season against Fed
eral Mogul at Belle Isle Sunday
afternoon. 1t will play Eureka at
Jayne Field April % and Micro
matte Hone at the same field April
%.
Palmer-Bee seeks a practice
game for Sunday April - and
games for Saturdays April II and
%, against teams in or near De-
troit. Phone Bill Pfau, manager.
TR 1-S600.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
DETROITERs BATTLE

The Detroit boys battled val
iantly to keep in the running dur
ing the third period but the su-
perior experience and team play
for the Rogues sent them ahead.
AT one point they scored IL points
in two minutes to pull far out in
front.
Dick Sherer was high point
scorer of the game with 10 points
for Chicago.
In the Minor League game the
Donald Ducks from Chicago
scored first and held their lead
throughout the game The smaller
Detroit team threatened several
times but couldn't close the gap.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

are from De-
troit - Harold
y ew h ous er,
! m y Nc
Hale. Art Hout-
tenan and Bill
Pierce. Frank
rStubhy1 Over
rire is from
Grand Rapids.
T here are
three each from
{ alifornia,
h an sas and
New Jersey, 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
CLICK NEAR END

W o u ! d rather
have playe {
Montreal in the
finals des pttt
the fact Detroit
won only one
of 10 star I;
from the cham.
pions.
"Tor o n I o
has 10 pre-
war veterans
and only one
rookie on the
club" sal Il
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Toronto No
Soft Touch
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Olympias greatest ticket rush
since the Aurie- -Lewis-Barry line
swept the Detroit Red Wings to
the Stanley Cup in 1856. prom
ises a series of sell-outs for the
world championship hockey series
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
81 on Chisox Squad

TERRE HAUJE. Ind. April 5
(UP)-The Chicago White Sox
squad was increased TO 81 men
today with the arrival of pitcher
John Humphries and infelder Joe
Orengo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Yank Recruits Good

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., April
) (UP) - Two young pitchers,
Steve Roser and Elmer Singleton,
moved into the ranks OF probable
New York Yankee regulars today
on the basis of their showing in
beating the Boston Red Sox, 8
IN 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Collected Both Bets
Harry Raskin. the wandering

Ze fig n I
trainer, has re-
turned to De-
troit after a
two-month stay
in Florida dur
ing which he
combined busi-
n SIS w / I h
pleasure.
Since Raskin
Is a person who
believes h a [
business should
cov,,a ha nra
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Pontiac Man Most Loyal Fan

Wings loyal fam is not Deoer but resi-
dent Of Pontiac. Fred Case
Case stayed right Olympia after the Wings eliminated the
night lie slept front of the box Office
line when Stanley Cup payo tickets
yesterday Thousands lined behind him
General Motors Pontiac, the mddle-aged
hockey fan for years He pulling repeat
act-did the thing get the first tickets when the Wings
the Stanley Cup in 1856.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
ID Sports 4
.DR { Y II ItO

Claude Passeau, Chicago Cubs
star pitcher. may spend the rest
of the training season undergoing
treatment for a growth on his
elbow an operation will
bench the veteran for more than
a month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06

27 win over the River Rouge
Lions, while in the minors. the
Donald Ducks, the visiting team,
won from the Bluebirds, 81 to 23.
The same teams will resume
play at st. Patrick Field House in
Chicago next Tuesday night. The
Chicago cagers need only one
more win in each division to an
mex the William Randolph Hearst
Trophy and the Jack Kenny Tro-
ply. For the second night in a
row a filled house saw the two
contests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
CHICAGO RALLIES

For two and half quarters the
Detroit Major Leaguers held the
Chicago lads on near even terms.
But in the last 10 minutes the
lads from the Windy City turned
on the heat and pulled away TO
make their margin larger than
the first night.
Twice during the first quarter
the Detroit cagers held lead. At
half time their deficit was only
five points as against 18 at the
same time the first night. At the
first quarter it was Chicago 8.
Detroit z. and at the half time
internission it was 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
Chicago Carrier Is
Score Sweep Again
BY EDGAR HAYES

Chicago Herald Carriers games
the twoay Detroit Times Carriers taking
nights basketball doubeheader Hackett Field
House
leaguers Chicago Rogues piled up
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
SCORING RECORD
HOWE ON SECOND

sgd Howe of Detroit was named
as left wing on the second team,
with Jack Adams as coach. Joe
Carveth and Carl Liscombe OF
Detroit made the third team.
Last Detroit players to be
named TO the All-Star team were
goalie Johnny Mowers and de-
fenseman Jack Stewart in l942-43
The teams:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-06
ChisOx Maui
Tigers, 8 TOO.
BY LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, April 5-With
front line pitchers and improved
hitting, perhaps, the Tigers in
Terre Haute hope 10 do better
against the White Sox than they
did in their preview at George
Field yesterday.
At George Field. a flying field
near NincenneS. Ind, the Tigers
were BANKED by the White SoX.
g 10 o. in seven-inhing game
witnessed by a handful OF half
frozen soldiers. The temperature
was down in the early forties and
before the contest ended most of
the spectators had retreated 10
warm barracks or the chow line.
ANNOUNCES PITCHERS
Breaking camp here after more
than three weeks of intensive
training. the Tigers go TO Terre
fffaute tomorrow, where they are
scheduled for a four-game series
with the Sox.
Steve O'Neill, from his hotel
room. where he is confined with
arthritis. announced the following
pitchers for the series:
Saturday - Frank (Stubby)
Overmire.
Sunday-Paul Dizzy Trout.
Monday-Al Benton.
Tuesday-Harold Newhouser.
Doc Cramer and Don Ross, who
were absent from the lineup yes
terday, are expected to bolster
the Tiger hitting in Terre Haute.
At George Field the Tigers bagged
but four hits against Ia piled up
by the SoX.
HoUTTEMAN EFFECTIVE
With the exception of young
Art Houtteman. the Tiger chuck
ers failed TO show effectiveness.
In fact, Les Mueller and Walter
Wilson proved pushovers for the
SoX batsmen. after Houtteman in
two frames held Chicago runless.
To take the one-sided beating
wasn't bad enough former De-
troit sandlotter, Cass Michaels,
nee Kwietnewski, was one of the
ringleaders in the slaughter. Mi
chaels. as he is known. garnered
three hits, one off each Detroit
finger. His blow off Mueller was
a triple.
The Sox jammed their eight
tallies into three innings, three of
them in the fourth when they
punched five of their hits off
Mueller. With his three-bagger.
Michaels drove home two of the
markers in this frame. Mike
fresh, another former Detroiter,
batted in another.