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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Hot Shots
Coming

THE HOOSIER HOT SHOTS,
"Hezzie" (WashboaId), Gil (Fid-
dle), Gabo -(ClarineO and Ken
(Guitar), stars of N. B. C.'S pioneer
program, National Barn Dance, 4"
head the new variety stage show
opening Friday at the Downtown
Theater.
Out of the farmlands OF Indiana
came this unique quartet. bringing
a slice Of farm atmosphere to the
rest of America with their rural
music.
They have been heard on the
National Barn Dance program
for more than IL years, Offering
music that is Scraped. honked and
thumped from a combustion OF
26 instruments and gadgetS.
Others on the all-Star bill will
include Pat Henning, former star
of George Whites Scandals. offer
ing "Satirically Yours; the Four
Skating M ackS and Ginger
Harmon.
The screen feature wall be
"Wuthering Heights" starring
Merle Oberon, Laurence Olivier
and David Niven, with Flora Rob-
son, Donald Crisp and Geraldine
Fitzgerald in the supporting cast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Denny Marks :,
Year at Geisz Inn

NEARBY MERCHANTS and
club employees showered the GeiSz
Inns master OF ceremonies, Carl
Denny. with inumerable gift S
last Monday night during cele-
bration Of a party which marked
the veteran entertainers first full
year az that spot.
Denny Is a local Snowman
whose genial personality has won
him a wealth of friends and fol-
lowers IN night club circles. He
continues at the Geisz Inn. intro
ducing a new revue which fea-
lures the following talent:
Bob Martin and his dance
orchestra: Evelyn Fraser, ballad
and swing singer; Lucy and
Danlo, acrobatic and com d y
dancers, and Dorothy McManuS,
tap and novelty dancer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Police Aid Park S
War Bond Drive

ALL NET proceeds from rides
and amuSements tonight at Edge
water Park will be used for the
purchase Of war bonds, according
10 Charles s. Rose, park presi-
dent.
lie also announced that bond
sales viii be conducted under the
auspices Of the police depart
ment'S Schaefer station, headed
by Inspector Floyd Pumford and
Sgt Charles Ungermann. ~
War bond booths Will be
manned by uniformed police Off
GERS working on their own time
and Will be open from Z p. m.
until midnight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

LARRY KENT, the Gentleman
Jester" opened last night at
Mickey'S Show Bar as the head
liner of an aff-new floor show.
The versatile Kent is a
comedian who is adept at telling
amusing stories, impersonating
celebrities and singing parodies.
He's a favorite at this spot in his
dual role - comedy king and
master of ceremonies.
On the same bill is swing song
stress Billie Richmond, back for
a return engagement.
Other acts include Patti Joyce,
exotic dancer, and the dance line
of Tip Top girls. Petit Dayne,
another exotic, replaces Miss
Joyce on Friday.
Music is by Lew Edwards and
his orchestra.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Diamond Horseshoe " n O. m.
I 81. $40 7.42, lo.3e D. To-, Power Of
the Whistler" i2:54. s;4s. 6:42. so p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL The Brighton
stranger" IL a. m, 1880, AIS. e.55,
3. 80 p. m; The BODY SnAteher" 1905.
2;4o. Bias 500. 10.45 p. N.
FlSHER---"Keep Your Powder Dry" I2;3T.
>: SO, ia, io:29 p. m. "DilllngeT," 2,42,
6.04. s:1s p. m.
FoX-"Pstrlck the Great" II a m, 1;52.
445. 30, lo:3l q m See My Lawyer"
II 81 3,2h. 6.1s. 9,li
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Dancers Top
Palm Beach Bill

DrMAS AND Anita, exotic
dance duo. provide"color for this
weeks Palm Beach revue with
their laviShly coStumed ballroom
numbers.
Master of ceremonies Tony
GRAY holds over as master OF
mirth. introducing lovely GerTi
Melvin, whose song styles con-
unue 10 wln favor. There are
other acts in the Palm Beach
lineup as well
George Kavanagh's music keys
your dancing pleasure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

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SAs sjos sss kssP les YouI P0Ads' Dr'.
acknowledgement Yours" Ii:37 a. IN.
249. 6.16, O:93 p. m. salty O'RouTke,s
i2:47. ala. T;4l. lo;5s p. m.
PALAs-sTATE-"A Medal for Benny" }
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UNITED ARTIsTs-"Pan-AmeTiean !" 1I.a1
A-mr3i3s,- Bs45, s:54 p. m. The Nm
chAntsd Cottage" 12:56. 4o5, TIA. 1925
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Honored

MARGARET PASSMORE of
the Catholic Theater of Detroit
was elected vice president of the
National Catholic Theater Con-
ference at its recent biennial
committee meeting in Chicago.
She was a member of the ma
tional executive committee last
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Clothing Shortage
JOAN FONTAINE

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Small Start

PHIL REED, currently starring
in People Are Funny" got his
first stage job with a stock COM
pany in Hoboken. He played a
blackface bit in THE Green Pas
lures" for $40 a week. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Larry Kent at Mickey S;
Clubs Add New Talent

emonies. The "iluorescent fan
tasy" dancer, Judy Storm, and the
attractive Dorothy BYton Dancers
complete the lineup.
Artie Russell and his orchestra
do the music for dancing and the
revue,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
BRASS RAILS

CHARLOTTE ROSS IS back st
TIE Adsc.s avenue ReL u enter
re-a WA .o.2ao NEEDLES CUc-aG tie
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team, Axe cNa-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
p:Eo3sCtr CAUI

TEAAk S-AE-E- A:4ah.e
maestro .a,e .. Mans S'Ha-aH
lite Pa. Cub, coaL.aLes 70
head up the clever musical ag-
gregation that sparks the Penob-
scot Clubs entertainment pro-
gram. jamie Palmer offers host
of novelty tunes, Marian Morgan's
forte is ballads and versatile Sue
Faber answers countless requests
for -fauorites both old and new.
Stellar attraction at the night
Tub in the sky is Ruth Whelan's
me piano melodies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
4-Sport Star

I'd Mierkowicz. the 20-year-old
6 foot inch 205-pound outfielder
here with the Tigers, won four
letters in high school athletics
at Wyandotte Besides base
bah. he starred in football,
basketball and track -. In 1912
he was Michigan all-Star high
school end lie iS an army
medical discharge
Paul tDizl Trout weighs 2l5
pounds. from which he expects
10 Shce 10 pounds
II take on weight I'm my
legs" Trout explained. 1t il
when you take II on across the
chest that IL bOthers a pitcher
most. You can't bring your arm
all the way through on n pitch
then"
Mllt Welch. T igcr rookie
catcher, has a twin brother WITH
the American forces in the Philip
pines The WelchS hail from
near Springfield, III. Skipper
O'Ncill will live with the Jimmy
lSkeeter) WcbbS out in RoSedale
Park. Detroit, this summer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Lions, BIuebirds
Hold an Edge

Second games I'm the champion
ship basketball series of The De
troit Times Carrier League will
br held N McMirhaCi intermedi-
ate School tonight, with R-li
River Rouge Lions and N-3 Blue
birds holding AN edge as result
of first round victories
The Lions. west side major divi-
sion champ outfought "A Fair
views in tho last half 10 win 23-
is. al Central High last night.
They were tird with five ar the
FIRST quarter and a. nine At the
half. Wardcl Gillian. who led the
Lions with eight points. also
spanked the winning drive.
Don Hinkcin sank 1--WE baskets
as Blucbirds defeated E-S Bears.
22-l6. in the minor division
BlucbirdS and Bears play al
6 30 tonight Lions and FairvicwS
A. Z - o'clock If necessary. third
games arc scheduled at Central
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

figures in the war. Commodore
Moran was captain OF the Boise
q cruiser that made history m
the early days OF the war. AZ
Annapolis. ho was an all-arounc
athlete.
Many Of Bells duties have beer
connected with pr boats.
Cant say much about what
we've been doing, but 10 WAS
mighty interesting. And u
should get better, so I want TO
get back there"
There are few places in IN,
Pacific war zone he hasn't visited
lie, was most active through tho
northern SolomonS.
Even out there in the Pacifi,
iunglcS hc didn't lose contact
with college football. Many
Sunday afternoon was broken uI
by delayed broadcast OF A col
lcgc football game played the dal
before
The big game for me was
the NaNy-Purdue game. That
was one I couldn't lose. I also
enjoyed the Michigan Ohio
State game and there were
plenty nf discussions following
that close battle ="
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Wouldn't Quit

But there was none ~ the
qWttpr IN Pete Gray. He played
like the rest Of the lads when he
was boy He became skillful st
baseball despite the fact ne could
bat with only ms left arm
When he thought the time ripe
for his entrance into pro baseball.
he got n lob IN a small league IN
the East He quickly proved he
could play as well as most men
with all their limbs and a good
deal better than some OF them.
Pete Gray moved TO the South
crn Association first grade
minor circuit. lie remained two
years He not only made god
but became star
Jacques FournIer. Brow o
scout went south 20 look over
player. lie saw Gray. liked
hlm and recommended his pur-
chase Don Barnes. Brownie prcSi-
dent acted favorably upon the
recommendation
In the minors. Gray proved he
could field. run anu throw He also
proved. by combining brains and
Drawn. ne could do as well at bat
as players who had no physical
handlcapS. He has a good chance
to do what no other one-armed
man has DONE make good IN the
ma IOrS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Deals With Heroes

II deal only with heroes.
SAID The quiet earnest Dearboift
lad "My guys are the bravest
guys in the world. Most Of them
have suffered terribly. literally
been through hell. But you
never hear a complaint out Of
them. They seem happy and
optimistic, glad 10 have come
hack alive and willing Ia settle
for what the fates have left
them -
But 10 get back 10 Pete Gray.
The battle torn heroes at Percy
Jones and other service hospitals
are apt 20 be interested in the
showing Of Pete Gray th.S season.
A good many OF them viii know
that only one person IN 200
ever develops enough skill 10 play
hlg league baseball Up 20 now
every one OF those persons who
have developed such skill has had
the fun use OF all his limbs
Pete Cray IS a different sort OF
person lie lost his right arm in
a7 accident when nc was a child
He had every reason 10 resign
himself 20 Tho h'c NJ physically
handicapped person.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Pin Aces
Coming
By HAROLD KAHL

BowIlng'S greatest show in the
city this season! That is the rip
roaring finish Of Class A competi-
ton in The Detroit Times Sweep
stakes at Chene-Trombly Recrea-
ton Saturday at $50 p. m.
Five of the leading teams in the
country will make the final attack
in an effort 10 snatch the $1,000
first prize away from Joe Norris
Stroh, which is out IN front with
a brilliant 32l5 total. They are
Bill FleSch'S Monarchs and Jerry
SkOvie'S PrimaS of the Chicago
Classic. Earl LinsZ' Recreation of
the Cleveland All-Star, Louis Sic
laffS + & b and CasS Schaln' S
Pepsi-Cola of The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic
On the MonarchS are the two
in-onc" champions, Buddy Bomar
and Flesch. Together they hold
the national doubles match game
title they will defend against
Wally Reppenhagen and Bill Kenet
here and in Chicago next month.
Bomar also is the national match
king. Leo FaetZ. Dick WinSberg
and John Small are other MEM
berS Of this club.
The PrimaS will present Eli
MariCich. George Theel, Adam
Plunge and Joe Traubenik besides
Skovie, all well known nationally
for years. LinSz has such stars as
Marty Mullen, Eddie koepp.
Dawes CominS and Joe KisSoff
They made an unsuccessful bid
TO lift the national match game
crown from Stroh several months
ago + & y and PepSi-Cols need
no introduction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

BTownIeS-wlll have a select
group roofing for them this sea-
son. They are the battle torn
heroes Of World War ii
Once a physical instructor Of
.pre-e ON b a soldiers al Camp
Grant, H., Woods has been trans
ferred TO Percy Jones Hospital at
Battle Creek. He has a job that is
so important ne has abandoned
all thought of boxing until the
war - over
As a physical rcCondItioning
instructor II IS his task 10 get
boys whose bodies have been torn
by war back into condition To en-
Joy life lie has charge Of 1000
men. good many Of whom have
lost limbs in battle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Hoppe Leads.
Sets Mark

BOSTON. March q (UP) The
old master OF the billiard table,
47-year-old Willie Hoppe. was
back 10 normal today. He's set
ting records again
lie wipeo a 26-year-old world
mark off the books when he made
a high run OF 20 10 win his
championship match with title
holder Welker Cochran, 60 TO 36,
in "a innings yesterday
Hoppe also won the night block.
60 to 2S. IN 81 innings TO regain
the lead in their 5 5.400-point trans
continental match play.
After six days of play Hoppe
has S32 points, Cochran Sl6
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Peggy and Margaret
Top Paddle Entries

Peggy Wheeler. state champion,
and Margaret Wilson. eX-title-
holder, are the leading entries in
the womcns bracket in the Royal
Oak invitational table tennis tour
nament Saturday and Sunday in
Royal Oak High School. The
mems division is expected TO be q
wide open scramble without Max
HerSh. state and Midwest cham
pion Play starts at $50 p. IN.
Saturday and / p. m. Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
WiuUs ON Their OsUm' Mmd :3-I FnUOrifes Tonight

is a question OF easing Of Derois
lSyear-old goae Harry Lume who appeared very ttery
the first period of the opener.
he reached his the puck.
jumping three feet and knocking the down front
where would have been had Brun
racing
problem of Detroit will be the hang OF the
forward line of Bill Cowey iIerbe Cain Bill Jennings Howe
usually checks Cowe appeared little tired after his eight
shift FordS with the Boston Tuesday
night
Cowey scored and up the second Boston goal A
Howe Iioett could make onght
a pushover for the Wings.
Despite his grim attitude neither Adams his players
take the defeat crusher II evident
they believe they will eventually
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
BY LEWIS u. WALTER

The odds I today that the Red Wings would beat
Olympia tonight and square their first round
n Stanley Cup playoffs
1900 expected, although Olympia box Office
reported 1000 tickets hand
II will be do or game DetroiterS They
tonight virtually
their hockey Season with
Boston in the two here would make he
Bruins heavy favotes when they returned home for the
games Sunday and Tuesday.
Neither issuing predictions, but the Bruins Stl
by 43 upset victory the opener Tuesday
when playing coach Dit Clapper said
We an cakewalk IL II
goal tonight certainly going make
difference
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

Detroiter goes
a gain 5 t Phil
Terranova, the
former feather
weight cham
pion O { I h Q
world
+ h q re are
some who be-
lieve Nick Lon
d eS, Olympia
m a I c h maker,
m a q g "A mis-
take when he
matched I h {
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

Detroit star with the man who
only three weeks ago chased New
York'S recognized featherweight
C h a m pion, Willie Pep, for l5
rounds in Madison Square Garden.
Members of this group point
out that in meeting Terranova,
Willis will be taking on the ma
tons No. 2 featherweight in only
his seventeenth pro bout. Old
timers recall many cases where
fighters were ruined because they
were matched with talented foe
men before they were ready.
LONDES SCOFFS
LondeS pooh-poohS any SuggeS-
tion Willis will not be able 10
take care OF himself in this bout.
We've tested the boy
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Army OkaNS
PiIlky Higgins

baseman Of the Detroit Tigers.
passed his physical examination az
the Detroit army induction center
today. He will be assigned 10 the
army or navy tomorrow
Higgins joined the Tigers in
1889, coming with Archie McKan
in a trade which sent Eden Aukcr.
Jake Wade and Chct Morgan 20
the Boston Red SOX
Higgins played in the big league
IL years. He broke IN with the
Athletics. and later VAS traded 90
the Red SON.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
BuI Don Il Touch EsMSpbGzlI


stay home and work in a de-
fcnSe plan that would be ask
Ing too much during the base
ball season
And in the boxing racket,
let's give guys like Joe Louis
and Billy Conn special assign
mcntS and let the riff raft COM
posed OF lesser champions and
challengerS fight the war.
Getting back TO racing. let's
put that out Of business en-
urely. Let's kill off all he
horses. tear down the tracks
and brand everybody in the
business as a Stacker If he isn't
IN 4 var plant OF IN the armed
forces.
But don't touch baseball.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

open hockey expected here in 10 the close
checking defensive play adopted the series
The expected TO throw everything the attack
Howe Carveth their snpers
driving bury that first humiliation
under barrage Of puckS.
Manager Adams issued only grim communique;
are on Wen see they do"
Red still plainly mfed that his which
kept without victory l6 games could let them
up threegoa lead squeeze home the opener He
didn't call a meeting any sort of practice,
Wing brought closer analysis OF Detroit play
than would victory. Even if Adams did
refrain calling meeting. he is certain to point
defects very evident.
play LScombe and defensive by
Flash Iiolctt already drawn criticism,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

worrying one thing. they
can't take ms 70 victories Tor
1914 away from hIm
Eddie Mayo brought law books
20 the Tiger camp And burns
the MeCurdy Hotels midnight eA
studying Steve O'Neill, in his
hotel room, SnackS on raw car
f-,t> RI. Bat the Tiger skipper
denies Diz TroutS story that two
rabbits followed him up the ele-
NatOr.
Carl McNahb, the Tiger recruit
inhclder obtained from Buffalo,
spent six months with the army
IN North Africa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Cleveland Squares
Series With Buffalo

The Cleveland BaronS were arl
square today with Buffalos
BiSonS in their first place series
of the American League hockey
playoifs, but il took an unassisted
goal by Lou Trudel in an over
time period to give them a 81
victory last night.
Kenny Kilrea had sent Buffalo
ahead. 4 10 3. with his second
goal Of the night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
nd Sports Q
ID R { Y | 7 | Ed

] was Mrs. Hugh Days birth
day and she received a grand gift
from her husband over in Ger
many with the Seventh Army
Today it's no longer Sgt.
Hugh DAILY but 1t. Hugh DAILY, a
promotion made at headquarters
10 the former yachtSman. who was
an outstanding reporter at The
Detroit Times before going into
service.
George Mikan. giant DePaul
star. broke Madison Square Gar
den records by shooting 53 points
AS Blue Demons smashed Rhode
Island State. 1888, in invitational
meet .. lie had u goals St.
Johns. champ past two years,
bowed out 10 Bowling Green.
57-i4 Winners play for title
Monday.
Tommy Sheehan is back in
town Former district anna
tcur golf champ recently was
given medical discharge from
army air corps Ken Smith
Is most promising rookie I've had
since Frankie BrimSek," says Art
Ross Ol Boston Bruins
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

I'm q Of day.
" otS he's q
lieu tenant in
fhe navy. back
from two wears
of fighting IN
He south and
o 70 tn vs. es {
] arIiIg.
1t + O. J ]
ulaycd center
for FaStprn n
IhEh and later
for Purdue in
bus final years
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Bob Tales
War Heroes Watch
Pete Groy's Trial
BY ROB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

The 81. Louis Browns made a
smart move when they signed the
one-armed outfieldar, Pete Gray.
to play with them this season. We
came TO that conclusion the other
day after a talk with the former
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Honor Flint Nata+or

FLINT. March % - Ted De-
COurval was named honorary
captain for l94i-45 al a dinner
for swimmers and cheer leaders
al Central High School
lie iS one Of seven two-lrttcr
wirneCs on hc Indian swim squad
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Baseball Men Hail New VINO RUINS
Ready Or Not? Willis
Tested by TerranOVa
By BOB MURPHY

thoroughly. Eddie Futch. his
handler, has trained him care
fully" he said so we think
he is ready for anybody.
''If Leroy wins he il going 20
claim the junior lightweight
championship of the world and
l, for one, will try to match him
with the best l30-pounders in
the country 80 he can prove Ia
all that he is the best junior
lightweight around"
Although ne also said he would
claim the junior lightweight title
for Terranova should the New
Yorker win, Bobby Gleason, PhilS
manager, said Terranova had not
given up hope of winning the
featherweight title.
PHIL IN SHAPE
phil is in shape" he said.
"He is coming in at l26 pounds.
II he wins he will claim the
junior lightweight champion
ship. But he will also demand a
20-rOund bout with Pep for the
featherweight title"
Willis will 90 into the bout
with an a q vantaEe IN height
weight and reach while Terra,
nova will have the edge IN eX-
perience Judging by what each
fighter showed in The gym, Tho
bout will be a battle between 9
body puncher and lad cith .
talented left hand. Tcrranova b,
the body puncher
LondeS expects n large crowc
for the match. which viii head A
siX-bout program
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

n INulullldkAht " diNf lilb -
basketball there .. But Stub 5
greatest thrill came when he
pitched Western Normal TO two
triumphs over Michigan.
Wish Egan. Tiger scout, is pull
Ing for Frank Secory 10 make
the grade aS an outfielder with
the Cubs SeCOry was once
with the Tigers But for some
strange reason didn make the
grade
But he always had great
possibilities and j. fine boy"
ECan declared here.
Mark ChriStman has been train
luc week-cndS with the Browns
~ Cape Girardeau Mo and
working in war plant IN St
Louis the rest Of the week
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Players Not
Job-JunnperS

WASHINGTON. March p lUPl
Many OF baseballis manpoWer
troubles were solved when the
VINO ruled players employed in
war industries during the Off
season may return TO the game
without fear OF being drafted As
ob-jumperS.
The ruling also applies 10 man
ayers and coaches and provides
baseball men need not obtain
statements of availability from
industrial employers.
At the same time. VINO Chief
McNutt gave baseball a note Of
essentially when he said There
is considerable evidence that base
ball adds 10 the morale on the
home front in wartime
The rule does not apply to
ground keepers. uSherS. ticket
sellers and other employees at
baseball clubs.
ASSURES SEASON
Most baseball men hailed the
ruling.
President Ford FriCk OF Tho
National League said
Mr.. McNutt's statement clari-
fies our situation as concerns
men who voluntarily went into
industrial plants during the off
season.
THE use Of these players
should enable us tn go through
the season In good shape" p"
The American League prcsl-
dent. William Harridgc. SAID i'm
Chicago that the ruling JndOubt-
edly will give ms the use Of q
number of 4-F players
SAYS CONNIE MACH
But as We have repeatedly
announced" ne said baseball
doesn't want single player
who can meet military stand
ards"
The owner manager Of the
Philadelphia Athletics. Conn q
Mack. said the ruling was a def
mite green light signal
Contacted at Frederick Md
Mack said ne felt the order would
"be IF great benefit 10 baseball
/ because u viii permit j-t'S 20
/ plaV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Team Wrestling AGAIN

Team wrestling will return TO
Falrview Gardens again next
Tuesday when an all-TeXas COM
bination OF Buck Estes and
Tex Reilly meets Ia" Rufus
JoneS-Ali Ahaba international duo
in an hour bout
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

Has Leroy Willis been moved
ahead too fast?
Local fight fans will get the
wer to this one tomorrow
night at Olympia when the
spindly legged, but able, young
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
UAW-CIO PIayoffs

Three games AZ Northwestern
High open basketball playoits m
the IAW-CIO League tonight
Briggs 742 meets Hudson l5i az
: Federal Mogul POP meets Ford
30 al s. and Ford 500 meets West
SIDE ia ~ Q O'Clock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23


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