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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Legitimate Business

Leo H.rSchGcld. a man OF 4s
who. never bets on the games. .
editor and publisher of the Cor
ram Press Of Minneapolis whici'
each Sunday mails a weekly baS-
kcthall form sheet containing
schedules and past performances
of 800 college and service basket
ball teams.
II is the most complete record
published anywhere and Is used
across the country as a form chart
bv those who wager on the court
game.
II would he simple minded
TTiTSChfetd was quoted Recently
'if I did not believe our record
sheet was being used bY those
who want more information ON
which to stake their money, hut
the weekly form sheet Is a per-
fcctIy legitimate business
HirSChfcld once was a Ne"
York manufacturer OF aluminium
decorations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
New Camp Site

Dees il -RaeaR-. after the -N4arr
tho rltfb WITH desert st Peters
burg as a training camp site
and move 10 Cuba or Bermuda
or the Canal Zone or some other
supposedly romantic address,
Does il mean the Brooklyn
Tiger football team will become
the Now York Tigers or
Yankees Probably does, con-
eIdering Dan Topping. one of the
new, owners. also owns the Tiger
PRO football club.
Does il mean Joe Mccarthy
will stay on indefinitely as man
agcr. or eventually bc Supplantcd
IN Leo DuroCher or reason
ahie facsimile thereof whom
NacPhail can fire and rchire
and exchange eoioffui language
with periodically.
Does II mean NaoPhail VIII
transform the Yankees into his
idea Of eelerful ball club or
that the Yankees will transform
Nf1cPhaii into a Scddte, less
rN1,l0eiyp pNpCutiVC7
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Women S Loop
Again Knotted

Colonial and Vernon again are
tied for first today in the Women $
Ma ior League and Enterprise rs
three games away after last
nights matches at Grand Central
Recreation.
Vernon dropped one to Rainbow.
.2iSq 10 239l. Colonial Shutout
Enterprise. 2547 to 2i24 Altoona
remained an outside possibility in
three from Holt, 2521 to 2307
Alcona'S Coral Jones had 574,
and ColoniarS Gladys Dempsey
$50. and Clara Allen, Olympic,
S6S
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
SpOr
VIII MacPha.I or
Ys7ks Be Cbanaeal
By LEO MhCDoNELL

NaU that Larry Nacphal MI
take over az Yankee Stadium
NJw York baseball Scr.hC5 arr
skiing questions.
The writer's arc wondering no"
much Cf the bizarre Brooklyn
atmosphere VIII u-ovc i1'0 i''t
>,aid old stadium OF the conscrN de
-Elv9 "a Barrow.
Here are some OF the CUES Toms
they arc asking;
Does il mean B3rrOW'S Sedate
downtown Office viii hu trans
formed into a replica of d Holly
wood SEA-. W4tH luxurious a.FarS,
ankie-dccp rugs, troplca, FISH
lsstnc- II, softly lighted glass
tanks and other lavish trappIngs
such as characterized Mae
PhaI'S DodgCr office?
Does IL mean night baseball
finally win rear its profitable
head az Yankee Stadium. after
the club officials StoutlY have
refused TO install lights all these
wears?
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
IA Chicago Skaters
I'm Gold Cup Events
by GEORGE r. VAN

meet last Sunday, is staying over
for tho Gold Cup races.
Betty Mitchell, also OF Winni-
peg. viii race in the intermediate
class. where the competition
promises to burn up the ice
Virginia BcH of Chicago Betty
Johnson. NIChICdn'S new inter
mediate champion. Shirley GfvcnS
of Flint and Mary Place of De
rojt are some OF the gals who
VIII be taking the line against
Miss Mitchell queen of her class
up there in the noTthland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
MICHIGAN SPORTS
Wings Get
Quebec. Ace

Bill Rcay. center Of the Quebec
Aces viii be with the Red Wings
when they play Les Canadicns in
Montreal Saturday night. Man
aCof Jack Adams of the Detroit
Club said today.
The Quebec player is one OF
those unable 90 get a permit TO
cross The border bat viii play
with the Wings in all games in
Canada.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Petersen Classic
NItIIiGNN SCORIN
AIonq the SNOWFALL Beat

Fourteen Chicago skaters. many
of them champions. are coming
10 town next Sunday To- paruCi-
pate in the Gold cup champion
ships az Wyandotlc IN Burrow $
Slip.
As previously announced Clryo-
land is expected to haze 10 cu.
tries including Bunny FrItSChe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
CAGERs PLAY TWO

Benny OoStcrbaan's basketball
squad has a double assignment
tacklng Wisconsin at Ann Arbor
tomorrow night and j0urncyIng
TO Iowa City for a return engage
mcni with the HaWkcyes.
Wisconsin Is rated as a worthy
foe. but Michigan is most anxious
To even the score with Iowa. The
Wolverines led the HawkeyCS IN
all but the last TWO minutes Of
their first game, losing by two
points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Him !

top and spent seven minutes in
the penalty box. lie scored once,
a long shot, as Montreal won,
S 10 3.
THAT was the only time Rich
ard got rough with me-" says
Ted. "1Ie c0mbed me with his
stick and 1 combed him back.
That was that. Since then the
most either Of us has given out
Is hit OF elbow. Maurice plays
clean"
NOT HIS FAULT
Tn the last game here Rich
ard came out at the start Of the
second period and gave Ted
some Of that French-Canadlan
dialect.
you have to skate fast thees
peeriOd,' he told Ted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Worth More?

Mike Jacobs is getting $3.50
tops for the Greco-Ruiiln fight al
Madison Square Garden tomorro"
night on the theory a return bout
is worth more money If II IS worth
putting on at all They say
Lee Oma is owned partly by Olsen
and Johnson, the comedians
and that he CLcc) is Hollywood
bound -. General Manager Chile
Walsh Of the Cleveland Rams de-
mics his club Will be sold 10 Branch
PiCkcy and moved 10 Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

m g ctin gs IN
New York to-
m orrow and
Saturday O..
NlaCPhall also
gave assurance
he planned no
changes in per-
sonnel or policy
III 9 n r Y
Picard. former
PEA C b a IN p,
signed TO be
head pro of
Cleveland Can
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

tories to its credit, While the
StagS have won four and lost one.
Tomorrow battle, incidentally
will see the last appearance of
several of the leagues outStand-
ing athletes Bowing out for Mac
kenzie Will be TinO SabuCO Mac
kcnzIe football and cage star and
Larry Gatfka, both members OF
the Stays championship five a
year ago.
CcnraIS losses include Al Taub,
key man of the Blazers quintet,
and Bob Reynolds.
u. of d High defeated PerSh-
ing IN a non-league game ycster-
daN 3I-g1
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

here ahead of
me by several
decades, but I'd
like TO he a r
what some of
YOU baseball
historians, fell
lows like Char
ley Burton. Al
B1tt rich and
Bob Rowland,
think of Bar
VS. evalua-
tion of d
Wild Bill
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

The Yankees executive who
saw lot Of baseball in those 70
years he has lived, says Donovan
had more speed than Walter
Johnson and more stuff than any
pitcher baseball ever knew.
Donovan managed the Yanks
from 1915 TO 1918 -. pitched for
the Tigers from 1903 TO 1911.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Bill MCKeChnie Jr.
Buys TrentonCIub

TRENTON. y. J.. Feb. l 0Up)
William McKeChnie j.. son u
Bill Nckechnic. manager of ne
Cincinnati Reds. today owned ne
majority interest in tho Trenton
Packers baseball team OF the In
terStatc Baseball League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
ENOUGH TO PLAY

The rs big league clubs have
approximately 500 players, an av.
eragc of better than 81 players
per club and baseball officials be-
lleve that the total could be sliced
IN half during the season and the
teams could continue 10 play.
An example of big league base
balls player situation is the
American Leagues condition. out
of It's 275 players, 1877 of the men
are either under or over age. or
AIS. At present, Washington has
the most on ITS reserve list Al,
Cleveland IS next with 80 and
Chicago has -.
In the National League, the
Chicago Cubs issued their 19lj
roster this week, listing 40 play
crS, including all the regulars OF
last years team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
YEH pEGGYs COMING!

Among 1ho Chicago entries will
hF Pl-y Barber e,ho I> coming
ta.E -a G,isni her senior women IS
.4.s cup title She won last Feb
-.g has her work cut out
wWn a- Eileen Whsllpy Of
Winnipeg lNanitoba) champion.
"no Won The mile IN the Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

terbury club, starting in 1916.
Wayne took l. players. includ-
ing Dick Hall, Just recently a
Mackenzie High star on jaunt to
play Western Ontario i'm London
tonight and at University Of
Toronto Saturday They II
need him because high scorer
Avery Jackson couldn't leave
war job 10 make the trip
The TarlarS never have lost to
either team.
Transfer of Brooklyn Tigers
from EbbctS Field 10 Yankee
Stadium may not be completed be-
fore 1915 season starts. marine
Capt. Dan Topping SAID ia san
Francisco j. II. (Skects)
Martin, American Jockey who rode
for royalty and won 1902 British
Derby died March 9. 1914 at 60
War left him pcnnjlcSS and
ne died in poverty at home for
aged in Switzerland.
Mai. Connie Smythe, recently
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
THEIR AIM GOOD
FOR 7 IN ROW

Crosse Ponte Highs unbeaten cagers favored to
stretch their streak to eight when they meet two strong
rivals, Lincoln High at FerndaIe tomorrow night and
Monroe Saturday at Crosse Pointe. Left to right below
Buzz Cronin Floyd Nixon, Dick Finch, Ross Heron
and Dick Wuerker, who forms POnte's starting quintet
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

says Baseball
is operated by a
bunch Of anna
teur show buSi-
ness promoters.
The game gets
more publicity
and more silly
ballyhOn than
any other sport
Why don't
the two ma ior
leagues arrive
at some kind of
-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
u. Nj. Athletes Busy
I'm Six Contests
By EDGAR HAYES

ARBOR, Feb Michigan sports teams will face Of
the weckends of the with contests scheduled tomor
and Saturday
sports basketball wrestling swimming and hockey
win action aaln coneIence foes eNceR Tho naao-. who
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Bob Tales
Yank Boss Picks
Wild Bill Donovan
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
HERE and THERE.

There's some fussing around
the fireplace ''ecause Ed Barrow
of the Yankees selected Wild Bill
Donovan as the greatest pitcher
he ever saw =.
That's one wouldn't know
about because the old Detroit
Tiger moundsman was around
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

governors 10 make postwar plans
for expansion.
Downtown INCA was victor
last night In a swimming fedora
ton Of Detroit dual meet with
Kronk Community Center i'm the
latterS pool 54-36 Fred Carb-
onero won the jO free and swan
on the two winning relay teams.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Fob. I
0UPj The Southern Association
today made plans to carry on as
usual in the l935 season unless
flat order TO the contrary is
issued from the government.
CHICAGO, Feb. / GNS) Chi
cago'S baseball officials expressed
some doubt before their departure
today for the major league meet
ngS In New York thal "a commits
sioncr would be selected to sue
ceed the late kenesaw NJ. Lands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Mackenzie ':5' Aims
For Share of Title
By JAKE BERSON

only share of the northwest section lead in
Metropolitan League will be Mackenzie Highs aim when 1t
tanCeS Central tomorrow night al Mackenzie
Still nursing 36-32 setback the first round Mackenzie Is
home Central
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
HARRIDGE OPTIMISTIC

The addition Of rockies, over
age veterans and honorable Serv-
ice discharges were cited as rea-
sons Tor the improved manpoweI
Sctup.
Baseball is in good shape"
veteran National League off,
clal said. During the first war
we used 10 play with less than
20 men, putting pitcher in
right field, a catcher In the
infield and 80 on
Another bit Of optimism was
supplied by President William
Harridge OF the American League,
we are making plans with
the idea Of playing This sum-
mcr." HarridGc said as nc
boarded a train for New York
and the JOINT major league
meeting there this weekend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

Mite Hockey League
NJ Mack park
NNInNI~nAY RESULTS

wrp~f~niY'S RfSuirs
frHfs stays
Sash. Detroit a Hnt Carriers
~.tmHs q vincent I..
IUNtGUI.~ GANI~
7 uN--i fEFy SIS Itfr.If,..
- rH rrr nr~r ,t Errraia
o Iu--Earlaa fr. CUIttT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
POSTWAR PLAYER

Lindsay i a postwar hockey
player" says Adams. Hell be
star after many Of the play
ers now I'm the game have gone
back 10 the amateurs"
The Wing boss shows what
he thinks Of Lindsay by putting
him on Dcroit's no. / line with
sgd Howe and Mud Bruneteau.
lie has scored - goals and
three assists Tor IS points in
80 games as against u goals
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

the fastest skaters the club has
brought up In year. He's
bulldog for tenacity in checking.
is game and tough and has a
good shot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

First sport casualty Ia Nichi-
gan due 90 the fuel shortage
turned up when today's >chcd-
ulcd wrestling show in Benton
Harbor was called Off because
the arena cant be heated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Id Sports II.
ID R { Y | TIE y.

I'd Barrow will stay with
Yankees and represent new proSl-
dent. Larry MacPhail. at league
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Forfeit
Up Today

Five hundred dollars goes into
the state athletic commission S
treasury today unless Phil Ter
ranova OF New York agrees 10
meet lie Roy Willis and names a
date II is Terrauoya', forfeit
money.
The deadIinc WIS sct by Com
missioner Hpttche after cOrrc-
.pondcnce with IT. Jordan Lee,
TcrranUya'S attorney
Nick Londes had arranged the
match for last Nuv. l3, hut Ter
ranova NBA banta mn " p = h
champ. was unable 10 keep the
date and every effort failed 70
pam them later When Tcrranoya
requested hls money back. Londe,
turned me case over TO HcttChc
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Majors s'Manpower ops a.
70 Players
More in AL

CHICAGO, Feb. I CUP)-With
fthe Sprlng training season less
than a month and a half away,
major league baseball teams are
better stated today than they
were a year ago and have almost
double the manpoWcr they had
during World War /.
The major league clubs, en-
couraEcd by the player situation,
are going about their regular late
winter business of mailing con-
tracts issHinE roster lists and
laying the plans necessary for the
big training puSh--Eiving every
possible indication they will be
operating At the same old stand
this summer.
Despite the burning manpower
question which has threatened 10
black out Americas No. l sport,
American League teams for cX-
ample have 275 men on their re-
serve lists which is about 20 more
than last year at TINS time and
almost double tho total during
World War | when teams were
performing with I I and Is utayCrs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

Northern a. HawfraWCk 'a-s Tech ~
Wirhiand Park pcnhy a. NIUcr aH AZ 8.RO.
Chadsry - southwestern Western t Narfh-
western Central. A. Mackenzie rrd'1.d ~
Cooley .Wrhur W-iCht az southeastern, all
at 1918. N1ulraeuc game
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

schedule ~ that customers can all
have "A look AT the best talent
Smythe Will ask fellow MIL
governors 10 make postwar plans
for nNnansLnn
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

Mai. Connie Smythe, recently
from Canadian army
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
The Case of Argentina

edy and disaster in the situation
were not for the Argentine alone but
FOR ALL OF US.
There MUST be cordial relation
ships between the American nations
and WITHOUT EXCEPTIONS.
There must be RESPECT for the
sovereignty and dignity of the indi-
vidual nations by all the other ma
tions, and patience and forbearance
for the apparent slowness or even
seeming reluctance of one to conform
to the pattern of all.
This has been the basic issue in
the case of Argentina.
She was surely slow to accept the
pattern of the rest of the family.
She was even suspected of reluc-
tance to do so.
PUT now she has met the terms of
- her restoration to the good graces
of the family.
And whatever the circumstances
of her change of heart may be, the
essential thing is that the conditions
of hemisphere solidarity have been
established.
That is the ALL ESSENTIAL
thing.
It should not be jeopardized anew
by disparagement of her motives or
emphasis upon her belatedness-or
by any looking down of noses by
neighbors of the Argentine.
Argentina was earnestly wanted
and DESPERATELY NEEDED
back in the American family.
She should be WELCOMED back.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
POLITICAL PARADE

attack upon the ranking Re-
publican on the San Francisco
delegation might be made.
The attack took the form OF
criticism of the eight amend
ments which Senator Vanden-
berg has proposed to the Dunn
barton Oaks agreement, the
adoption of which by the con-
ference he has favored.
"When Senator Vandenberg,"
said Mr.. Browder, proposes 10
strike out from the Dumbarton
Oaks plan the provision that
reserves to the security council
the initiative in dealing with Is
sues Of international peace and
security, and giving that initia-
tive to the general assembly, he
Is actually striking at the heart
of the world organization.
"He Is proposing change
which the United States could
not accept and which would be
equally unacceptable to Britain
and the Soviet Union.
"Such an amendment can
have only one purpose-to Gre
ate confusion and defeat the
whole purpose Of an interna-
tional organization.
senator vandenberg has
often shown himself anxious to
raise demands and proposals
which would weaken our unity
with our Allies.
Senator Vandenberg repre-
sents the minority In the Sem
ate, not the ma ajority Of Amer
lea. His boldness In putting out
an opposition policy Is based
upon his expectation that he
may be able to use the two
thirds requirement for rstifying
treaties to defeat the American
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
BY George
Rothwell Brown

policy with a minority Of the
Senate"
THIS statement is full OF error
l. with regard TO Senator, Van
denberg's amendments to Dum-
barton Oaks which il would be
futile TO attempt TO correct,
considering the authorship OF
the language quoted.
The attack upon the Republi-
can senator is significant
because of the fact that it re-
fleets, in the head of the Com
munist party in the United
States, the Moscow party line
with regard to the u. S. Senate.
II is well known to our own
officials that Moscow has very
lively, and just now very jit-
terry, appreciation of the power
of the Senate in the ratification
of treaties.
IRON this point of view Sem
i ator Vandenberg's place on
the American delegation, as
ranking spokesman there for
the Republican party, may very
well prove to be of the utmost
value to the Roosevelt admins
tration, which, of course, will
dominate the delegation.
There may come a time In
the San Francisco proceedings
when Senator Vandenberg will
feel called upon to make a re-
minder of this power of the
Senate.
That is obviously why Stain
is apepaling to American public
opinion over the heads of the
American government. The at
tempt TO discredit the senator is
all too obvious.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

THERE has been significant and
= disturbing undertone of official
reaction in the United States, now
that Argentina has declared war on
the Axis nations, toward the dis
paragement of the South American
republic as Johnny come lately
among the Allied powers.
1t is true that Argentina has come
belatedly into the Allied orbit and
that she probably will not contribute
materially toward victory in the war.
But if that is the major consider
alton, why have the Allied powers
and particularly the American gov
ernment been TRYING so zealously
and assiduously to get Argentina
into the war?
The really vital consideration, of
course, especially from the long
range viewpoint of American inter
est, is something entirely different.
THE really IMPORTANT thing to
the United States and to all of
the American nations, is the estab-
lishment of sound and permanent
basis of good feeling and good will in
our American family of nations.
This could not be done with
Argentina OSTRACIZED from the
family under what amounted to
form of MORAL QUARANTINE.
Whatever the conditions were
which Influenced the Argentine to
take her former course, and wher-
ever the fault lay, the seeds of trag-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
WOMEN-JOIN THE MARINES

Due to the great demands put on the marine corps,
enstments in the marine corps wumen's reserve have
been re-opened.
IL you are between the ages of 20 and SO, and have
dependents under is years of age, you eligible
for enlistment
The crimson cord on the forestry green cap of the
women's of the marine corps is a badge of
courage and devotion. 1t is proudly by $4,000
women marines. ,W,..
The marine corps women's reserve is helping open
that road to Tokyo 1t is outfit to be proud of.
Join today-Apply at 5o3 Griswold Building, De-
troit, Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

DREMIER STAIN has gone
L over the official heads of the
United States government on
the eve of the San Francisco
conference, TO needle American
public opinion by direct action.
The spokesman for Moscow is
that distinguished statesman,
Mr.. Earl Browder, boss Commu-
mist his,-country and cur
rent1y-and until further notice
president of the Communist
Political Action Association.
The immediate object of the
hostile Moscow propaganda is a
Republican senator. Arth ur
Vandenberg of Michigan, who
happens to be a member OF the
American delegation TO the San
Francisco conference, by the APP
pointment of President Roose-
welt.
About a month ago the Soviet
publication, War and the Work.
ing Glass;" opened the sniping
on Senator Vandenberg, who a
little later found himself in very
good company, when Moscow
directed its venom 10 our only
living ex-president. Mr.. Hoover.
Asst week in an address in
IL Detorit Mr.. Browder made
an attack on Senator Vanden-
berg of such a character as TO
lead to the conclusion that the
meeting at which he spoke had
no other object than that the
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
WHAT DO You KNOW

Mercator, (b) Magellan, (c)
Calico?
was commanded to
sacrifice his son: (a) La
zarus. tb) Jesse, tc) Isaac?
4-Leif Ericsson was probably
born in (a) Norway, (b)
Sweden, (c) Iceland
5-Attila. the King of the Huns,
lived in the ta) fourth CEN
tury, (b) fifth century, (c)
sixth century?
6-What NAME do you give 10
a (a) child so clever as to
cause astoniShment? tb)
Legislature that meets every
two years? tc) Coral reef
enclosing lagoon I'D Dis
ease which is always present
in a locality? (e) 1nscrip-
tion on a tomb?
(Answers on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Brain Game

Give yesrself 40 for each correct ar
suef throsgh question six. 40 zach for
the remaining tive asestiona- Amy score
81 % higher b excellent.
Antonio Stradivari - from
his name you should know
for what he is famous. Do
you?
2-The standard ball for bowl
ing should not weigh less
than three, five or ten
pounds,
3-True or false: Andrew Jack
son fought against the Brit
ish at New Orleans, while
Thomas j. jackson was a
Confederate general?
4-Can you name the maiden
name OF the Duchess of
Windsor?
S-A tong is (a) a bell used in
certain Chinese churches;
(b) a special chopstick used
in eating a dessert; (c) a
secret society, or society OF
businessmen?
6-A new film called "Practi-
cally Yours" stars an actress
who played in Palm Beach
Story" so Proudly We
Hail" and mo Time for
Love" Who is she?
IA seraph is an angel OF the
highest order. To form the
plural of the word add an
IS" making IL seraphs. But
what is another plural form
Of the same word?
, SIN scoring their victories
over Jap planes. U. S. Navy
carrier pilots paint small