davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Army Scouts Plentiful

Trainer Scrapiron Young of the Lions ex
plains that solid food and regular hours" put
muscle weight on athletes in military service
-. Army had 10 scouts, including Col Red
Blaik, watching Notre Dame play the Navy
-. incidentally, Blaik is complaining Of penal
ties charged to his West Point griddeFs. =.
who to date have been penalized total OF
379 yards =. II have since studied the pic
lures Of all games carefully for signs Of rough
plays and can find practically no cases that
would Justify such penalties"
Charley Colbert, former Tiger who servei
as a lieutenant in the navy, has been named
assistant football coach, as well as head base
ball coach, at Lafayette -. Dick Irwin, coach
of Les Canadiens, is not the shy old codger he
used to be. He says: Montreal will win in
breeze. | must confess my team is just too
good for the rest Of the league"
Instead of filling Burt Shotton's place
as first base coach of the Indians, Man
oger Lou Boudreou plans to name Mel
Harder as part-tine signdi-giOe
Harder uDuH continue to take an occa-
sional turn on the HILL
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

does not reflect the true calibei
of the competition.
THE Titans were In the game
most Of the afternoon" Brazil
reported. "They led. 10 6,
early and then got down to Mar
quette's 8, only to lose the ball.
With the score, 10 To IA in
favor Of the Milwaukee team,
the Titans In the third period
reached the opposing teams ?
only to blow the chance.
"A touchdown would have put
Detroit in the lead and the
final result probably would
have been different. After that
our kids lost some Of their pep.
But the TitsRs have done pretty
we'll. considering. and I expect
To see them beat Cincinnati
Saturday"
Guy Brown. the fine Detroit
back who was bruised IN Milwau.
kee, is expected tc be ready Sat.
urday. lie got only a bad shaking
up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

ginning of the meteoric rise TO
All-America fame He gathered in
a 25-yard Friedma a n pass on
Nays ), broke loose from a
tackler and scored Michigan's first
touchdown. Later, he made an
other catch and worked his way
to the 1-foot line before he was
dragged down.
NAVY BOUNCES BACK
In 1926. Navy bounced back
with a 1910 victory, as Oosterbaan
was throttled. In 1927. Oooster-
baan was in his last playing year
and Michigan scored a Pip win.
The series ended a year later with
Go tie.
Now OoSterbaan is grooming
young Michigan ends whom he
hopes will provide a scoring punch
when the two schools renew their
rivalry in Baltimore Saturday. Ed
McNeill Don HerShberger. Len
Ford and Art Renner are the top
Wolverine ends this season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Boost Hawks Popularity

The increased strength shown by such the Chicago
Backhawks should boost the Detroit rating the Chi
cagoans who the defunc Americans
est gate attraction here.
The Bentley boys back blazing In nets for
the Hawks. Then Don Crosse Wares
Red Wing heroes, helping the Hawks hum along.
Perhaps you noticed Wares goals to help
beat the Maple Leafs the other night
will bear down here make Adams the
him away.
But although Adams hates lose you bet he'll be able
10 take little better if he Olympia jammed the
vontiators for a game with the Blackhawks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Wins
Grid Contest

Missing only the Southern
Methodist-T game, Gilbert F.
Hudgins, ST. Erskine. won the
500 war bond in the sixth weekly
Detroit Times Football The
seventh weeks contest is now in
progress and the entries must be
postmarked not later than mid
night Thursday.
Great Lakes Victory over Illi-
nois was the game most frequently
missed, along with Michigan's win
over Minnesota and Tulane over
Mississippi
Runnersup who will receive two
tickets each 10 the Michigan
Purdue game were: Donald J.
Parton, Hotel Roosevelt Pontiac;
Pvt. William Sullivan, Fort Benja-
min Harrison. Ind. Earl F. Eng
land. 2506 Waverly; Henry Stan
zyk, 6433 1oratio, and Mrs J. G.
Brown. 3l33 Helen
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
MORE ROOM IN CHICAGO STADIUM
adams Red Wings
Up There Again

That Jack Adams has done il again!
While we've been jumping from the trail Of the Tigers
10 follow the football playing Wolverines Adams put to-
eher another those powerhUuse Red Wing hockey
The hockey boss who seldom misses putting his club
right Stanley Cup finals making Charley Esco the
Olympia box office treasurer. cry.
Escoe of those soft hearted persons YOU know.
like any who has driven all the
In from GFesse Peinr brfray 10 hockey
II hurts me-" says Charley.
So its eiHeA poor Charley is going 10 be grieyousy hurt
hockey ends April Because Joe Carveth
Eddie and Of the boys don't plan 10 stop
hsekine goats. wen tel you about that after
the game with the Leafs here tomorrow
Escoe and the customers cry each others
shoulders. Charley howeUer, can be thankful he
in charge of the box office for Oklahoma He'd
lust be a large damp spot a crying toUe by notU.
$4,000 Is The Limit Here
is unfortunate there limit the number of per
sons who can hockey game rink owners
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
CuIIenbine Is Praised

Alex Wojciechowicz, veteran center for the
Lions, proclaims Roy Cullenbine Of the Tigers
"a great all-around athlete" . John Harvard
plans to revert to formal football schedule next
year winding up with Yale and Princeton.
Connie Mack, at the draft meeting
in Chicago recently, turned doWn Lou
NoUikof and picked Frank Demaree, a
1,oneuUer which puzzled other baseball
folk, since Demaree, who he drafted
from the Portland Coast League cham
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
First Games Indicative

What makes certain Olympia is in for sclou, is
the size of the crowds at the first There 348
the opener with Boston and 1895 New York
Rangers team that drew 1897 its best crowd here last year
If the Wings maintain this pace they're certain to break
the attendance record of 285i4S they for the % National
Hockey League home in the 1884 season That
of 147. They averaged 1893 last with
total of 275S35.
few seats have been added Olympia this year by
filling two entrances But Red Wing increased strength
all around the league and favorable home schedule the
factors which may bring the record.
Scheduling of of the perennial croLDd pleas
like the Leafs for Ueek-doy games tUW help the
seasons total because the Sunday games usually get
capacity croWds anyway, If the Wings in the
ming.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
&-o-e<~ CoIumbias Lou Little Nattest
- EDOHuS Dresser Among All Coaches
By LEO MACDONELL

Lou Little has 40 suits of clothes not count
ing Is summer suits =. He also has five top
coats and as many overcoats. There are also
100 ties and a couple of dozen pairs Of suspenders
in the Columbia coach's wardrobe.
Tommy Tinllin, ace college referee,
says "In my opinion the present Army
team could trim any pro team With one
exception-the Bears of I93S-I939-
1910.
Art Merkel, Navy lineman during his hign
school days in California did lot of odd jobs
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

to earn a dollar l..
But the one of which
he is proudest and the
one enjoyed most was
moving and attending
Lana Turner's lawn
|. His teammates
wanted to know if Art
ever kept his eyes on
the grass.
Frank Bridges,
the old Baylor Uni
versity coach, says
the best athlete he
ever coached there
was Ted Lyons, the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
; Places
To Army
BY OSCAR FRALEY
United Press sports Writer

NEW YORK. Nov Z CUP)-
Picking an All-Amerlcan football
team ranks on psychiatrlc par
-totiay with such painful prankS
as cop fighting. attempts 10 fill
inside StraightN,- betting ttTe rent
money. on hot tips" and dcriding
the mother-IH-law to the little
lgGn9Sn.---...
None Of which haltS fearless
Fralcy from putting back In
motion and qualifying for nice
warm ward this cold winter by
selecting the first such eleven
Of l945.
II was tough getting beyond
tho post boundary az West Point.
The Army has a lot of Surehre
All-AmorlCans.
Five of them get the nod here.
The team as seen IN the bottom
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
RIVAL OF JACOBS

Terms of the contract would inr
volve the setting up of Dempsi
as a major competitor to Mike
Jacobs as a fight promo ter.
Jacobs controls fights at Madison
Square Garden. WaxHan said
that Dempsey's duties as super
visor Of the television company
would include promotion of inn
portant bouts in New York.
Jack will have virtually un-
limited funds at his disposal for
promition OF fights" Waxnan
said.
Dempsey viii continue as owner
Of hls Broadway restaurant and
bar and Of the Great Northern
Hotel, WaXman said
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Buffalo Coach

BUFFALO. Nov, 7 (UP) Rob
ert p Harrington, co-captaIn of
the undefeated l930-3l University
of Buffalo basketball team signed
as basketball coach at the institu-
ton. Buffalo VIII resume inter-
collegiate court competition this
season after wartime suspension
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

sons who can see a hockey game. Th
over this point in explaining TO the
players why they can't give them sal
aries like Babe Ruth or Joe DiMaggio,
In Detroit, few more than 1900
hockey fans can he squeezed in. Over
in the huge Chicago Stadium, with two
balconies, they take between 19,000
and 10000.
OF course. there's a slight disad-
vantage 10 watching a hockey game
from the upper reaches of Chicago
Stadium. You can see the players go
through the motion like so many marion
cites but you don't see the puck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
By LEO MACnONELL

TO the home folks on the Ohio
scr, University OF Cincinnati
rddcrs have for long time been
known as the BcarCats.
To some others, they now are
known as tho "LlffIe Beare hul
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Eddie Dyer Succeeds
Southworth as Pilot
Figures to Lead
Team TO Crown
By BILL CORUNI
national New, Service Sports Writer

International News Service Sports Writer
NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (INS)-
Eddie Dyer is the new manager
of the worlds baseball champions
of 1916.
That not only reads like a
broad statement. il IS a broad
statement. Nor is ANYBODY better
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Miner VS.. Mexican

Tiger TaSkcr, the SaSkatChc-
wan mining man, and Miguel
Torres, Stocky Mexican, have been
matched for the main wrestling
bout of next Mondays card at Ar
cadia. Both were winners at the
last show, TaSker beating Zenko
Iarnoff and Torres disposing of
SGT. Frank Manaici.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

10, new handle
has nothing 20
60 with CincIn-
natl or tn O.
beautiful Ohio
River.
T hey are
called he
Little Bears
after the fa-
nous Chicago
Bears because
two of their
coaches cam O.
from the ranks
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

from McNicholS road is that those
in charge arc mighty pleased with
the good work Of Charles Baer
new coach of The TitanS.
a victory for Cincinnati over
Kentucky, is 10 Z, indicates the
II ittle Bears' arc making q
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

over a big leagne with brighter
prospects than Eddie in succeed
ing Billy Southworth as pilot OF
the ST. Louis Cardinals.
This was what helped sell Dyer
10 the idea that he should take
the Job even though il may prove
10 have entailed a financial sacri-
fee. Like all baseball men, he
couldn't resist tho lure of the
opportunity 10 manage cham
pionShip team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

dent of a con-
cern which will
televise boxing
shows, accord
ing to NJ a X
w a X m a n, his
business mana
ger.
Dempsey, in
B irm ingham,
Ala. on a bond
s ef11ng tour,
said We re not
~
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

aware than the
writer that il
m v n @ v G I
come true.
But d yer
thinks so. anc
II does look tC
be a b out as
safe a long
T a n & @ prog
Hostieation as Il
( oW could
m a k e. Ger
tainly no man
ager ever took
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

one. They OPP
ened a four
Y e ar gridiron
relati o n s h j p
with Navy by
trouncing { h G
Middies, Sd o.
and that stands
as the W ors I
defeat on Naval
Academy foot
ball records.
Young Oos-
{ er b a a n was
then at the be-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

minded people az the university
hope VIII coach the teams into
BIZ time collegiate football.
All three were college and pro
stars Both Noting and Wiethe
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
TALK COMES LATER

The former heavyweight king,
now so, said he believed the con-
tract would be tor 10 years-"but
that's something we'll talk about
after I'm out"
Waxman, in New York, was
more voluble.
THE teleyision company l.
newly organized branch OF ono
of the nations largest adver-
Using agencies" he said. "They
want Dempsey 10 sign for iife,
hut whether he'll make such q
blanket tie-up I'm not certain"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Dempsey to Promote
And TeIevise Boxing
Ex-Champ Gets
$3.50, 900 a Year /

NEW YORK, Nov. 7 tUP)-
Jack Dempsey, who started his
fighting career as lean and hum
cry hobo. today needed only TO
sign the contract TO have a life
time $250,000-a.year job as presi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

That would be quite a football
team. 10 put IT mildly, and a
Secon d team from this angle
would read like this
BACKS FRANK DsnccWicg Natrc Dame
Bob Ferlm0rr Oklahoma AYEie5 stan kpa.
i0wski Holy Cross and Pete P1hos Indian
ENDS May Dodge Ncysds and H0b Ravens
burg Indiana TACKLES. Don Aairruherg
tClA. and Buster Mcclure Nevada
GUARDS Joe Di~Etfaon Ptcn and "a
Deftmce. Navy, snd CENTEP Dick scott
Navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

According 10 Lloyd Brazil, Titan
athletic director. tho score Of the
ritanS defeat al tho hands Of
Marquette last Saturday 81 to IA,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Rolls 267 in 7Iq

Walter Pagcau had 10 in the
Timken Office League last night
at Fort-Boulevard from 267-242-
30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Border Cities
League

Wyandotte High needs only a
tie against Fordson Saturday 20
clinch football honors in the
Border Cities League this season.
Standings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

The Blackha,Uks officials haze experimental uDith
UoriouS colored pucks attempt make them
ibte But until they increase the puckS diameter from
three inches to basketball size their task appears
possible.
basketball would be about the right too, for
the goahes we've seen in the last year two.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
TWO DEEP

On paper the Rcd Birds look
10 be actually two championship
teams. since they have two out
standing players for virtually
every position and more proved
and promising pitchers than ever
star-studded the roster of one
club in the history Of the game.
Obviously, too il may turn out
otherwise in the playing of the
1916 schedule What / am trying
10 do is emphasize Dyer's reason
for accepting the ST. Louis post
after having previously refused an
offer TO return TO baseball as head
of the Cardinal farm system.
We were talking with owner
Sam Breadon about this last
night, and if it is possible for a
man to be both glad and sad over
The same thing at the same time,
that was Singing Sans reac-
tion 10 this shift in Cardinal
pilots
. Sam was sinccrciVsarrv- to sea
Southworth, whom he called one
of the games best managers,
leave his team for the Boston
Braves.
II had been after Dyer to
take over our farm system and
wanted him in the organization
very much. That's a year round
Job, however, and he couldn't
see his way clear to give up his
oil business In Houston, in which
he has been very prosperous,
and where he is popular and
likes to live.
SIGNED LAST FRIDAY
THAT would have been the
end OF il II SOuthworth hadn't
got the Boston offer. / got to
figuring that managing the
Cardinals was a different job
and might have more OF an APP
peal to Eddie. So after the Chi
cago draft meeting, 1 took a
plane TO Houston to talk ii over
with him.
This was last Friday. Nov.
?. When Dyer accepted my
offer il was possible for me 10
release Southworth from the
twO-year contract with the Car
dinals. which he signed In Sep
tember of 1914. without jeop-
ardiZing our teams chances for
next year and its future.
cor so l figured. Perini,
real hustler and fellow who is
determined to put pennant
winner in Boston, gets q fine
manager. One of the best. That
will strengthen our league. But
we also will have great
leader. one Of the ablest and
deScrvedly most popular fellows
i'm baseball So everybOdy's
happy, although I'm frank 10
say that hate 10 see Billy
leave us"
So there's the story from
Brcadon'S own lips
Dyer, IN case YOU may have for
gotten, was a southpaw pitcher
with the Cards along in 1921 and
% A good one too, for about
three or four innings. But a foot
ball shoulder incurred AZ Rice
kept him from ever realizing his
true pitching potentialities.
II may not seem quite fair 10
Del BiSSonette. whom Southworth
succeeds after DcpS short term
as pilot Of the BoStons. But l
believe Del prefers 10 be a lieu
tenant and imagine he'll be well
,alyg, gnrc ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

Marv Owen. the former Tiger like wine, gets
better with age -. AS player-manager, he pi-
loted his Portland Beavers TO a championship in
the Pacific Coast League q. e. At bat, Marv FASH
ioned a healthy .314 average His hits in
cluded 40 doubles and he knocked in 81 runs ..
Mebbe the Tigers should draft him?
Ted Williams, Red Sox slugger is flying
Corsair Fac in the Pacific -. Tex Hughson, the
Boston mound ace, is pitching for Birdie Teb-
belts team on Saipan -. Joe Gordon also plays
for the Tiger catcher . =. Johnny Pesky is busi-
ness manager Of a naval air station football team
in HonoluIu
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

- n O. ~ ~ = N
pretty good
start un q er
{ h o I r new
coaching Setup
The Z g a m s
played tw ic Q
this year Ken
lucky winning
the other con-
test u 10 T.
In their last
start. the Gin
q in n tian s
whipped Bald
wSn Wallace
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

say anything until I get out OF the
service. sometime between Nov.
"A and Dec. J." Dempsey, a coast
guard commander went into serv-
ice four years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Rpytnip Tries AqAin
=Oosterbaan. Nov Coaching UNI.
Ends, Hell ped Beat Navy Twice

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 7-Benne Oosterbaan ganglng kid
fresh of the Msgon orchards 20 when
Fielding H. Michigan
ball the golden the L. Naval
otIDaIto
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
CHURCHILL DOWNS

weather. cloudy. track fast ..
Post .. m CDetroit time
Firs, Race-Deedly. CromAFnon Muf Cut
the Cards. Chasls. Count FLARES, stagc
Boy Friendly.
second Racc-Boots Day March Scsoloh.
PLAY Kitty. High Peak biuedier. Elcctron,
Bsnjack. Lady Kentucky,
Third Race-Hearty Mouse lnucrine.
Buzz Around Mickey ". DER Bella Ros-
cOe Goose Ophela LADY Beric
Fourth Race-Doubtful, MI Pharned
Try Flying Tuey Toy Session. Tomos.
Darby DimOut Maybe Tops
Sixth Rsce-Darby Duluth. Lirhts Abeam.
Evgone X. Doe Doe
Seventh Race-Blsck Brat
EiFhth Race-Marynick. Good Get. Dom
tnsnt Lad, Ty Special.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

former White Sox pitcher. who would have
made a fine football end If he hadn't been too
valuable as a baseball PLAYER.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
sPoRTSMAN,s PARK

WcAthcrs ClOuQlt UhCh. uulINs
Post-2 p. m. detroit tine
FIRST Race-Mordecai
second Race-DeSeronto.
Fifth RAce-Red Canter.
Ninth Race-Splke J.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

are home boys
y oltIug an
alu anus and
Wicthc from
Xavier College.
also of Cincin-
natl
= % no bauEb
was ara assist
ant coach for
the Bears last
season
IN G. luuHtI
like Detroit roe
suncd fo11baH
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

plons, is more than 35 years old and
was believed 70 be washed up When
With the Giants IN I94I . He later
pas uith the Braves and Cardinals
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Hockey Standings

WEDNESDAYS t3ANE
Boston a. Toronto
RSDAY'S GAMES
Chicago a. New YORK
Toronto AZ DETROIT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Irish II
In Shape

Notre Dame VIII come back
against Army in good shape,
Coach Hughie Dcvore believes =.
Halfback Elmer AnESman, who
lost Il teeth, VIII start, along
with fuIlback Frank Ruggcrio
who WITH wear plastic mask over
a stitched Jaw Reserve guard
Vince Scott. who suffered eltgtf,
conclusion, also viii be IN shape
Looking forward To Frank
DancewiCz' passes for NOtre
Dame. Army football coaches
sent the Cadets through de-
fenSive drill Lynn Waldorf
Of Northwestern, notified he
was 10 help coach North team
against South Dec. %. shuffled
his backs as result Of injuries
.. Coach Ray Eliot promoted
Gene Kwasniewski TO the first
team because OF his showing
against Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
y Sports q
ID R { Y | I LtO

NORTH-SOUTH BEG
Hogan and Denny Shute tied al
Pinehurst with 60 in first round
163 entries playing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

BUSY BOY-Chick Wergeles,
Beau Jacks manager, also does
publicity for n. Y. Giants and a
good job but football be-
wilders him he is famed for
mention years ago of collateral
pass"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
PIMI.ICo

Weather clear. trAck last
Post d m. Detroit time.
First Race-Cherbourg, Ia Gala, MI
mufh Unitrsn
second Race-Bur OSullivan Dciphisn
Third Rsce-Red Knees Hel PIN. stormy
BILL
Fourth Race-Proverb. Sky Borne, BE
yond Reach, Brown Tie.
Fifth Race-Buy and Sell
sixth Rsce-Shsko, Hammer Lock Con
MES Girl.
Eighth Race-wsr Commander Fair lSe.
Tires0me Coosa
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08


STAR STAYS-Paul Sarring-
haus, who was peeved because of
a dispute following Ohio States
1913 loss TO Purdue, is back on
the Buckeye squad says Carl Wild
does, coach Sarringhaus re-
Sented being substituted.
OTTO sIGNS-otto Graham
will play with Rochester IN the
National Pro Cage League he
is also signed by Cleveland in new
All-America pro grid loop.
COAST COACH--Moon Mullins
will coach the 1916 Santa Clara
grid squad He's former Irish
grid star.
NAVY STRONGER-Bob Jenk-
ins will be ready to face Michigan
Saturday in Navy backfield
He has recovered from leg in
juries.
MINOR HOCKE y Maurie
Rimstad with 3 and Goalie High
ton with "a saves, led ST Louis
TO a 6-3 verdict over New Haven
in American Hockey League last
night.
FETE Y-Billy South
worth, who leaves Cards for
Braves as pilot at reputed SIS, 5,00O
to $4,000 a year, was feted at a
luncheon for sports writer's in Bos-
ton today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

Defense was byword as Indiana
for Minnesota. which
game may decide whether HOoS-
iers retain Big Ten lead.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

BY United Press
ROCKINGHAM PARK

Weather, cloudy. track. fast
POst-i:l5 ,. m Detroit time
First Race--Free Boy. Phanstam, Lunch
Date. Quskertown.
Second RAce-Caroline
Fourth RAce-MiN Pes Count Bill.
Fifth Race--Frce Transit
Seventh Rsce--Maybe Miss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
$4,000 Is The Limit Here

Il is unfortunate but there is limit 10 the number of per-
sons can see hockey game The always go
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Downriver LEAGUE

River Rouge q 600
Dearborn q 0On
EC1rse 500
MelvindAle $50
Lincoln Park 600
THURSDAYS GAME
Trenton a. fDOIsf tuifbt
fridays GAMLS
Catholic Contra River Fcurr Er0fEs
Stadium tniFhf. Dearborn a. Wayne
SATURDAYS GAME
helvindAle a. Grand Rapids South.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

The show staged by Yost and
his Wolverines was an impressive
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
JAMAICA

weather clear: track last
post-i.15 D. m Detroit timel.
Third Race-CirAnd cad
Fourth Race-Regal Maid
sixth Race--Home Run
seventh RAce-DiAh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

Ii Looks Like Limit
In Hockey CrOudS