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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
LOST 100 POUNDS

One of the Yanks stepped onto
a truck and staggered a little. A
friend beside him explained;
Gle weighed 245 pounds three
months ago. Now ne IL just a
little over las. That's what n
grass soup diet with dehydrsted
carrots, cabbage, sticks and
rocks does for you"
This is not an unusual Nazi
prison camp.
II just emphasizes the contrast
in the United States where Ger
man prisoners eat the same food
as our own men; where they have
the same airy. clean barracks, see
the same movies and have the
same chances for rehabilitation
after the war as every American
CT
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Howell Tells
OF Ho|dout
'0n Brides
Admits He Paid
logic, 1oiees tess
Than Was Agreed

LANSING, April 7-Testifyine
before Judge leland w. Carr here
today that he paid bribes TO his
colleagues in the Senate during
the 1871 session. former Senator
Chester NJ. Howell revealed al the
same time that he e=was holding
out on them,
Howell, once was one OF the
most powerful and popular mem
bers of the Legislature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
BOOTS TAKEN AWAY

These American prisoners first
had 10 give up their combat boots
and socks. Then they were
marched for. four days OF zero
weather in the snow. wearing only
galoSheS
During those four days, they
had no food
During more than 100 days of
captivity, these men. mostly pri-
Yates. had a single American
medical officer and two chaplainS
to care for their ills.
They had no medical supplies
except what few sulpha drugs the
doughboys were able TO salvage
when stripped by their Nazi cap
tors.
When men took i'll. fellow
doughboys braved catching the
same disease by lying at each side
of the ailing man TO prevent
pneumonia because OF the freez-
ing temperatures.
Many men died during the 100
day ordeal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Heads Third Corps

WITH THE L. S. FIR S 7
ARMY. April Z tUP)-Maj. Gen,
James A. Van Fleet. Auburndale,
Fla. is commanding the L. 5,
Third Corps. II was disclosed
today
DON'T RISK Loss or YOUR WAR BONDS
TAKE fhem M The Industrial National Bans
ior saiekeeping. InexpenSlve.-AdS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Jap Premier
Forms New
War Cabinet
Suzuki Takes 3 Posts;
Shekeup Announced
in High Command

LONDON. April 7 tUP) Pre-
mier Adm. Baron kantaro Suzuki
formed a new battle" cabinet for
Japan today and the japanese
high command again was shaken
up. Suzuki warned the nation
that the war situation warrants
not the least bit of optimism
whatever for our nations sur
vival."
The shake-up. announced by the
japanese war department, was
dertak I'm order 10
strengthen the defense of the
japanese mainland which the
japanese fear may be attacked
by the Americans at any time.
NEW ARMY COMMAND
II established new overall
army command which was placed
in the hands of Field Marshal
Sugiyama. war minister in the
fallen Koiso government, and
Field Marshal Shunroku Hata,
former commander of all Japa-
nese forces in China. At the same
time an overall army air COM
mand was set up under Gen.
MaZakaZa.
The important foreign affairs
portfolio went 10 Shigenori Togo
a career diplomat. Togo was min
ister of foreign affairs in the Tojo
cabinet at the time of Pearl
Harbor and was ambassador to
Russia when the neutrality pact
was signed with that nation.
PREMIER SOUNDS WARNING
Suzuki, II. who himself took the
post of premier. in the new gov
ernment, declared that;
"The enemy have now firmly
established themselves in our
homeland"
Offering himself TO die in battle
II necessary. he declared:
"The present war, which il
fought for the very existence Of
our empire, has come to the
most important crucial stage.
which warrants not the least bit
of optimism whatever for our
nations survival.
'If the situation continues
the basis of our nations exist
ence might be threatened"
NEW WAR CHIEF
Suzuki. in prewar years re
garded as a political moderate
chose two other admirals, a gen
eral and a group of career civi
servants to help him guide Japar
in the greatest military and po'
litical crisis in her history.
Completion of the cabinet was
delayed by the American Super
fortress attack on Tokyo thi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
PRINCIPAL WITNESS

Appearing as the states princi-
pal witness against former Sena-
tors Jerry Logic of Bay City and
Charles c. DiggS OF Detroit,
Howell said at their examination
that he paid bribeS TO both in con-
nection with race track bill.
He said ne 'eceived $1,000 from
the late Constantine Daniels
Grand Rapids lobbyist. and that
he had been instructed 10 give
$1,000 Of the money 10 Logic and
$3.50 TO Diggs.
HOLDS OUT ON BOTH
Instead, the former senator
testified. he gave Logic $500 and
Diggs $50.
What became of the rest
asked Judson B. Powell, attor-
ney for Diggs.
II kept IT." Howell replied
The senator said he did not
know Where Daniels got the
money or who had employed the
lobbyist 10 kill the racing bill.
The measure would have
changed the method Of taxing
horse racing in Detroit and would
have compelled the Detroit Racing
Association 10 install a totallzer.
The Judge held both defendants
for trial and released them on
bonds OF s.. 500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

DR. ,. c. TooLE, DENTIST
Hall. HOurE 90. Tel. CA eess.-bfV
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

D6C LAKI Inns TO CLEyLLANp
Foot OF ThiTd g.. a ssO0.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
HoIIe++ Strained

There was another chap Il
there who was operating undt
mental strain. That was HON.
who incidentally played his best
game Of the series
The Flasher you know. stayed
IN Toronto when the Wings came
home after Saturdays game. Mrs.
Hollett was suffering from blind
ness which followed a SunStroke.
Instead Of practlcIng here with
the club Flash was taking his
wife 70 TORONTO spec al lists sSSf1e-
showed improvement and the doc
tors told Flash she would even-
tually he all right, 50 hc came
back with hiS heart little lighter:
still was getting reports from
home, however, right up TO game
time
The way the Wings were driv-
ing last night. we think they bore
out the words II Connie Smythe.
You know, the Leaf general man.
ager hobbled into the Toronto
room after the Wings first VIC
tory and said.
Don't be upset bes--FhiS
Detroit team il too good
club To lose four straight"
We hope he can say the same
for the Leafs
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Benton HurIS ShufOut.
TIGERS Win Series
BY LEO MACDONELL

walked But Maier hit into a
double play and after Ross singled,
Swift grounded out.
Benton'S lack Of control got him
into trouble in the sixth, out of
which he pitched himself nicely.
Gutteridge drew a pass. After
ByrneS fouled out, Kreevich hit a
single 10 left.
Martin forced KreeviCh, then
McQuInn walked filling the bases.
1t looked tough for Benton, but Al
forced Schultz to roll weakly 10
the box.
Mayo led off the fruitful ninth
with a single 10 center and moved
10 third on a single by York after
OUTLAW had parked a fly ball with
krCevich.
Then came Cramer'S all-import-
ant single which scored Mayo.
SChulte'S brilliant stop on Rich
ards. which stopped two more
tallleS. came later in the inning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Reverse History

Adams has A right 10 do more
than hope that these Red Shirts
of his can reverse hockey history
four straight from Toronto
after losing the first three. You
remember that's what the Leafs
did 10 Detroit three years ago.
But Jack insists he isn't saving
anything now-isnt doing any
predicting anyway
mo, I'm not saying anything
hut 1 feel lots better than y
did week ago at this time.
the Leafs win the Cup mo-
they'll know II. They know right
now that we're better hockey
team
And ] know this. too" added
the Wing boss I'm getting
tired. Maybe I'm getting old
Don't say that, boss" said
grinnlng Joe Carveth Were
just getting warmed up"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
USED PILLOWS

Despite the fact the pair was
using l6-Ounce training gloves.
Willis friends said. Emmett had
N receive the services Of a ply
sician after the workout Later hp
was advised 10 stop boxing. a.
least for a year or two.
Asked about the Grier case,
Hettche said Grier had visited his
office Monday afternoon and told
him he had decided 10 abandon
tho ring foe the present. q least
The commissioner said he had
been notified by the commission
physician that Emmett was suf.
fering from slight brain concus-
sion.
Regardless Of what CoStantlno
said, Willis friends Will be watch
ing tonight for that dangerous
punch and hoping Leroy Will not
suffer tho same fate. CoSiantlno
has a Knockout punch, for he has
disposed Of a score of the -135- men
he has met by knockouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
THE FIRST THREAT

The first threat Of the game
came when Gutteridge. first up in
the first for the Browns. doubled
10 left But Benton showed mettle
and disposed Of the threat.
After striking out ByrneS. he
forced kreevIch 10 shove an easy
grounder AT Mayo. Gutteridee
moved ~ third on the out. only
10 perish there when Martin rolled
TO the box.
With two out. Maier singled for
tho Tigers in tho second, only 70
bc trapped off first a double play
helped Benton in the third after
the Tiger chucker had walked
Potter first Brownie up
a sensational one-handcd stop
by Clary on Outlaws groundcr
prevented 4 Tiger score m the
fourth. Webb had led of with a
single and MAYO sacrificed The
new TIGER ShortStop 10 second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Yenks Want Him

The Yankees also have admitted
they would like 10 have Heath
Besides Cullenhine. former De-
troit sandlot players among the
Indians are Steve Gromek, pitcher,
and jimmy Mcdonnell. catcher.
Vernon Freiberger another Of
the Detroiters on the Cleveland
roster, is in the navy
Del Baker, coach for the
Indians last year, As you know, is
now a Red SoX coach. Burt Shot
ton and Oscar Melillo arc the
present Cleveland coaches.
Oh. yes. Boudreau is making no
pennant claims. The hkable Lou
says he will he satisfied with a
first division berth. And Cleveland
writers deny they always claim
the flag for their Indians at this
time Of the year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
BY BOB MURPHY

Friends Of Leroy Willis were a
little worried to-day AS the Detroit
boy prepared 10 weigh in Al the
office of Boxing Commissioner
Hettche for tonightS bout with
Lulu Costantino Al Olympia.
Willis hackers have come 10 the
conclusion Lulu has dangerous
punch Previously Costantlno had
been regarded as a clever boxer
with a sharp but not a deadly
punch
Willis friends heard reports
Costantinos fists had ended the
boxing career Of Emmett Grlcr.
Detroit lightweight. Al least for
the time being Grier they said.
boxed with Costantino on Monday
al Williams gym and received a
severe punching
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Hurry Rifle Entries
By Don GILLIES

There Is still time n enter the
Hearst Times rifle tournament,
set for Olympia April 2S-29, but
you must hurry.
Requests for entry blanks must
he received AZ the Times sports
department before hprIt u
Shooters planning TO enter should
clip out the coupon in today
Times and forward II Immediately
TO tho rifle editor.
There is no entry fcCl All con-
teStantS must furnish their own
ammunition and guns. a small
supply of ammunition will he on
hand Al Olympia for competitors
who are not members OF "A rifle
club
Every cntrant will receive a
beautiful shooting coat emblem
regardless Of his or her score.
More than 1900 other prizes. con-
sisting of gold, silver and bronze
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

Also missing from the Cleveland
roster are such notables as Jeff
Heath. Jim Bagby Buddy RoSar
and Russ Peters. There is still
talk Of a possible deal which would
bring the hard-hitting Heath TO
the Tigers
Roger PecklnpauGh. the heSl-
tant general manager Of tho
Indians. AT the invitation OF Jack
Zeller. did pay the Tigers visit
AZ Terre Hautc but didn't like the
looks of Tigers repeatedly offered
him in trade for Heath, Roger
went back 10 his Indians and
sCoffed al what he saw. II is quite
possible he won't he sCofflng al
anybody come September
Peckinpaugh may yet sec Tigers
re would like TO have and can
get. which might after all lead 10
a deal between the two clubs The
Tiger management frankly admits
il would like 20 have Heath. who
is at his home in Seattle hoping
a trade OF some kind can he made
that will remove him from the
Indians.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Softban Teams 10
Sfdge Two Games

First games Of the local soft
ball season are scheduled AT Mack
Park Sunday evening when two
new girls teams play a pair Of
veteran organizations in test
games. At 7:30 International
Workers Order meets Local
Vets and at 9 Davis A. c. plays
Hudson Motor Defense. The De-
troit Softhall Association regular
schedule starts Sunday. May 6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

plnnlng looks 50 ralaCed that
army medical examiners took Just
one look before tabbinC him AZ.
Carveth forgot all about that
!eg when he suckhandlcd IN and
fed Flash Hollett the pass which
resulted IN the first hlg Detroit
goal Just when II looked a> though
the game might 90 into overtime.
And he certainly wasn't think
inc about II when ne and Eddie
Bruneteau went racing in on that
breakaway for Joe 10 pop home
that clincher 10 The final minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

troit hearts sink by missing an
open net when Joe Carveth went
in and set up the play which
brought the winning score.
MORRIS LOSES PUSH
The curly haired right wing
from Regina checked the puck
away from Elwyn Morris, Leaf
defenseman. who was coming out
OF the Toronto end rs the finai
period hit the eight-minute mark.
Carveth circled back into his own
end and came stickhandling back
up right wing.
Joe crossed the Leaf blue line,
was blocked when he was almost
even with the net and was stick
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

the barren bitterness of those
first three games in which the
Leafs had held them scoreless.
Howe might he just what the
Wings need Saturday and IN that
probable game here Sunday. If
he is fresh and ANYTHING like the
player who led Detroit in scoring
against thH Leafs during the Ma
tlonal Hockey League season. he
might he the difference when the
clubs are winding up this series
with three games four days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Irish Announce
10 Grid Games

SOUTH BEND. Ind. April 20
lUP) Notre Danes 1945 foot
ball schedule of 10 games, includ-
ing meetings with army and navy
teams, was announced today by
the Rev. John J Cayanaugh vice
president and chairman of the
university The schedule.
sept 2a-lunou A. South Bend o. g.
Georgia Teen a. Atlanta OCt l8-part-
mouth ~ south Bend Oct 2o-PluSburgh
A. Pittsburgh OCT. 27--IoWa A. South Bend
No, 3-Nsvy ITO be announced NOV 10
Army ~ New YORK No, l7-Nortr western
a. Evanston 40, 24-Tul8ne a. NCw Or
leans. Dec Great Lakes a. Great Lakes
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

emblemS. special Hearst awards
and novice shooting trophies will
be presented 10 competitors.
Nine special events are sched-
uled and many are divided into
four divisions in which men,
women, boys and girls com
against each other
There arc events for the export
as we'll as the beginner All COM
potilors must be citizens of the
United States and residents OF
Michigan, Competition is limited
to % caliber rifles.
Shooters may fire in any ,one
Of the open matches No shooter
VIII fire IN more than two
matches except members of high
school teams. who. il cli7ible. may
fire in three.
Shooting hours for the tourna-
ment are Saturday, s a m. TO 3
p. m, Sunday, S a m. 10 S p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

VIII receive additional pay a. the
rate Of 20 cents an hour for this
PERIOD
Tic committee also recon-
ncndrd thc addition Of - cents
for CaddN.ng IN the ram be con-
tIrgci The rate for tournament
play has been upped - cents
10 81 ~ t A.
a Class a boy who caddIcs
double viii receive $50 for rs
holes and 81 = for nine. The
nine-hoie rate single is IS cents
Class p czddIcS -W4ll-reeeitp
ST s. and 70 cents single ana
s. - and Sl.l5 double
Frank kenney is Chairman OF
the district caddIe committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Back 10 Toronto
The Red Wings are off today
for another ride on the Stanley
Cup merry go-round. They'll play
TIE sixth game of the world
key championship series IN
Maple Leaf Gardens tomorrow
night II they win. they come
right back 10 play the seventh and
deciding game az olympia Sunday
night
Capt Bill FLASH Hollett and
Shiity Joe CarVeth threw the fares
for this trip IN the box They
drove the puck past eoalie Frank
McCool OF Toronto in the third
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

Lakes. Roy would still be IN the
outfiCld
Since keltner was probably The
best third haSeman IN the Amerl-
can League the Job cut out for
Ct4llenhine -ts not an easy ono.
But IL Cullenhine can turn IN a
respectable performance much
power al bar viii he conserved
for the Indians For Roy can
Whack the ball. lie knocked IN so
runs for the Indians last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

b Cd mar. the Toronto center,
sireaking toward him on a break
away dash.
Lumley went 10 his knees as
Bodnar fired from Il feet out on
right wing. He stopped the puck
on his left arm and IL bounced
harmlessly away.
Bodnar had won the third game
on a similar play, but this time
.Lumley held MN on and saved
the day.
The Wings carried the play
most Of the way, but the Leafs
had most OF the good chances un-
Ill Detroit pressure finally cracked
them in the final period
Ted Lindsay had just made De-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

handling back up the boards with
the Leafs hemming him in.
Far over on the left side of the
ice. Capt. Hollett saw the ice in
front OF him cleared of Leaf de-
tenders as they raced to pin down
Carveth.
"Joe," called Hollett, as he
took two strides toward the net.
''Joe," caiied Holiet again.
The fans along the boards and
Carveth also heard the cry. Joe
saw an opening. shot the puck so
feet across the rink TO the Wing
captain.
Hollett's stick picked up the
puck on the fly. He took one more
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Slide Breaks
.Cronin' S Leg
Times Photo

NEW YORK. April 20 7CUP)-
What little chance the Boston
Red SoX had 10 he American
League pennant contenders went
TO the hospital today with Mana
ger Joe Cronln, whose leg injury
suffered in a slide into second
base yesterday turned out 10 be a
broken ankle.
The injury probably means the
end of Cronin's long playing ca
reer, Last season the 38-year-old
Cronin played SO games
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Dir. Forsythe Quits
As Trainer OF Lions

Or Ray Forsythe today an
nounced his resignation as trainer
of the Detroit Lions. Or. For
sythe also acts as trainer Of the
Detroit Tigers and said the sea-
sons overlapped too much TO per-
NIT hIm 10 hold the two lohs II
* expected he'll sign with col
leCe team where practice starts
considerably later than IN the pro
league.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
1900 10 Watch Prep
Indoor Track Finals

A capacity crowd Of about 800
is expected 10 watch the Metro
politan high school indoor track
finals at Central High gym to-
night Cooley High, defending
champion, is slight favorte IN
the event which starts at 7:30
p. m Miller and DENLY are lead
ing contenders
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

his Red Wings
were stripping
of their jer-
sizes.
They had just
come through
with their sec
ond 81 ra ig h I
vic tory over
the T oron I o
NJ a pie Leafs.
They had help
ed thousands OF
Detroit hockey
fans to forget
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Fairview 10 Resume
Mat Double e-Hedders

Fairview Gardens will turn back
10 It's regular mat menu of wreS.
Ting doublc-headerS Tuesday when
Whitley Wahlberg. the Milwau-
l%pa-.pl- ftfz-fang. meets Speedy
LaRanCe Of Montreal and Stanley
BureSh. the kangaroo kicker,
takes on Louis Klein. former
junior heavyweight champ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Unusual Switches

With Uncle Sam lingering big
leaguers right and left, the neceS-
Sarv revamping OF the clubs has
made necessary unusual switches
IN positions
For instance Bobby Maler the
Tigers new leftfielder played Al
third base in all of Bufalo's ia
games last season Bill Naeel one
time third baseman, is playing
first base for the White SoN.
George Metkovich, an outhelder,
is AZ first for the Red SoX.
Mack vas a capable second
haSeman. Al his place IS Al Cl-
hocki younester recently out OF
the coast guard al Curtis Bay Md.
Another new face is I'd Carnctt,
outfielder, obtained from the
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
CARVETH SCORES

Carveth took the pressure of
when he and Eddie Bruneteau got
loose on a breakaWay with only
Eiwyn Morris between them and
McCool with four minutes TO go
The goal and his assist on the
first goal made Carvet the leading
scorer of the playoifs. with IL
points. Kennedy of Toronto and
Maurice Richard of Montreal are
tied for second with eight each.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
1rSe Raise fOCallaIieS
By VI. r. DRUkENBRoD

Golf caddies VIII get q break
VI recommendations made ycStor-
day by the caddie committee of
me Detroit Dl>irc' Golf ASso-
cation are accepted by member
clubs.
In addition 90 a slight increase
jon rates which boosts that for is
holes from 81 35 20 81 ~ for Class
4 caddieS the boys VIII be recon-
pensed for time spent waiting for
players once they have been as
signed.
II 2 PLAYER retains his csdGc
while- ne has -fuuch. rne boy VII
receive an eXtTa 25 cents. a boy
forced 70 wait = long time for his
player once he has been assigned
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Elmer Ripley Named
Irish Cage Pilot

SOUTH BEND. April 20 GNS)
Elmer Ripley of New York. a
member Of the original CehicS
quintet. has been signed as head
basketball coach AZ Notrc Dame.
the Rev. ! Hugh ODonnell pres
ident, announced
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

ScoTIHg record.
The goal and
assist he picked
up last night
boosted him 10
II
Not a b a d
a c hIeNenent
for a young
ster who had
one OF has legs
snapped twice
IN the sa III e
y ! &C g a n q
UNDER
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

ftt y NtNtANANN
Cullenbine one
me Tiger who
>till boasts De
troit as his
home playing
third base. Cul-
bIne. of
course would
not be playing
there were II
not that Ken
X eltner. the
Indians reEu-
lar third sack
or. is al Great
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
SpOr
Boudreau Experiments.
CulIenbine at Tnro
By LEO MACDoNELL

Lou Boudreau is conducting
oble experiment IN the lineup OF
ne Indians, who VIII help the
Tigers tear apart their home
chedule today for the new season
az Briggs Stadium.
TIE ClnAnlnrA rr,ararct. has nnA
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
sFAn for SUIT IN rirh'h
81 unrfs

b-Pp"rd f0r C'arv On ninth
c-Rs'ed f0r Hayw0rtN IN ninth
dram tor Moore IN ninth
DETROIT Ooo noO nni-i
g. Lcuis oOo noa 0no-n
Run tssicd in--Cfarer Tvr-bass hit
GuttendEe sacrifice flts-Msyo Benton Dou.
Die pisys--Y0fk % webb Maf0 n webb N
Yofk Schultz fo Guffrridce N M~ouinn swift
% Mayo Left IN hssfE-St Louis Detroit
Bases IN bsNs-OV Benton 2 oN Potter
2 struck ou'-By Benton bv Potter
Unpircs-Bover Summers and Rue Time
y so. Attendanee-i 64i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Sarkozy Appointed

George + Sarkozy director Of
is'hlCtIcS AZ Naples Junior High
lt0r I3 years has been appointed
TO the Dearborn Recreation Com
lmLS.IOn
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

White SoX in a
straight trade
for OrIS Hook
tt Iiockett
looked awfully
good against
the Tigers IN
spring training
c X h i bitio n
games. which
may or may
n q I indicate
Jimmy Dykes
got the best Of
the deal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Fiqh+ Results

rIrTsBuRGH-Frans Ablsrs IL H..
BOsTON-C0~ltF miller 16gis Brret w
og' ooiEtsd Jimmy MuiliFsn 40 Loveu
Nrts 40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
TIGERS MISS AGAIN

Again IN the fifth the Tigers
were of 10 what looked like a
good start when Cramer. first w.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
roNIGBTs CARD

ToNIGHTs CARD
leroy Willis Detroit W Ltl9 CoStsntino,
New YORK o rounds ~ 1913 pounds
WINE Anderson Detroit ~ SANDY SEd!fF
New YORK 5 rounds a. l27 pounds
Johnny Eaton Detroit. " Manuel LeLVAno
Mexico rounds a. las pounds
Bill EDDY Film, Candy Kane. Detroit
rounds a. l3s pounds
" Ellis Detroit. " Cleveland Holt, Detroit
round AZ l22 pounds
First bout begins a. 30 ?. m.