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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
BETTER GOLF
z Chances TO Error
BY SAM SNEAD

Coils Great Teacher and Player
II you violate any Of the funda-
mentals of a good golf swing, you
must compensate somewhere dur
ing the swing TO correct the fault.
It's as simple as saying that one
and-one-make-two 10 understand
that golf fault corrected by
some compensating action means
that there are two flaws in your
swing.
And, therefore, YOU set up two
chances for error IN making the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17

AMI Tor TWO Seasons before coming
here Wood resigned recently for
a position with the MaCGvegor
company in Dayton
Thus Harmon who. as a young
.stcr IN Florida. was regarded as
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
Bob Tales
Senators Hustle
A Credit TO Blueee
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

There is word called hustle in
sports. And the Washington Sem
ators have il.
You've heard of those lean,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
Binks a Standout

The Senators appear 10 have
another standout freshman in
George Binks, the chap who got a
home run of Jim Tobin yesterday.
BinkS, il may be recalled. is the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
Over 400 Fans EniOy
Best Times Golf Party
(See Pictures on Page I5)
BY EDGAR HAYES

1t the biggest party held by The Detroit Times Down
town Quarterback Club and of the finest golf tournaments
the opinion of the fans who attended the
annual affair at Birmingham. Country Club yesterday.
Of Ql1aller lecanl
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
HOLIDAY THRONG

Some of the 46,66O fans who the Tigers lose to
the Senators yesterday jam the sidewalk outside Briggs
Stadium hour before game time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17

NOTES FROM THE BIG
MEET: Jack Adams was an early
starter and finished shortly after
lunch. When he heard gas ra-
tioning had been lifted, he drove
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results Today's Games
Pitt. III, y Y. ga Chi. At Bkiyn
BOs 1913, Gin. Sd. Cinci al BOs.
Chi. 40. Bkiyn. q Pitts. at =. Y. night.
Phil so, ~. l.. 81. 81. L. AZ Phila.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
n Day for
HEOHRR9rS

Home run hitters furnish today
the novelty in The Detroit Times
Metropolitan softball tournament.
Local 154, trailing by one run in
the fourth, got the scores needed
for a 3-2 victory over Bills in a
major division game when Frank
Flott and Roger Sargent hit for
the circuit in succession
Dick Woods had a no-hittar as
CFewley-MilneF defeated Bailey,
80, in Class A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
Tom Back Again

Tom Harmon is out OF tho air
corps and will take a crack at
football again on Aug 30 when he
appears with the All-Stars against
the Green Bay Packers in Chi
cago
Somehow you hate 10 see n
great star like Tom attempt a
comeback under conditions like
this.
l like 10 remember my sports
heroes as / saw them at their
peak.
ABOUT TOWN
Sam Byrd always a chain
smoker when Eelfing, hasn't taken
as much as a single puff in over
a week Just up and quit, thereby
probably beating the doctors 10
IT, Sam Is having a checkup at
Ford Hospital.
The labor shortage has made n
handyman out of Jack Adams.
Has spent considerable time re-
pairing and painting his home.
Also built a play yard for Wings,
his cooked spaniel, with the help
of Honey Walker. the Red Wing
trainer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
AMERICAN LFAGTE

Games behind leader.
Yesterday's Results TOday's Games
Wash q Dst o. wash at DEF
Chit S. Bos. 1. y Y at ~ L., nlEht
Cleve. q. Phila \ Hos at Chi. niFht
ST L. 10, \. Y q Phiia. at Cleye night
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis Sill. Kansas city lie.
~. Paul io-d, Toledo o-1
Milwaukee II. Louisville
MiHReap polls q. oiurnbux 2
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto tt-2, Newark Al
Syracuse ii-a. Rochester z-e.
Jersey City io-A. Buffalo lie
Only games scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
seattle to-7. los AnEeles e4.
San Francisco ,, San DieEo a.
Sacramento .. Hollywood 4.
OAKLAND 10. Portland 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-17
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NsAVnx, pIVYCIpN

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
MAJOR DIVISION
Local l54 3 BINS 2
Service Parking =. Local 80 o..
johnson ] ?. Tally-HO o
CLASS A MIN
Hudson Motor a a 2 Detroit Aluminium o
COmpo Z Local 2S0 Q.
Buhl z Willey's !
Crowley-Ninor 8. BaiIcy's o
Local lO4 H. Play Boys IS
CorSairs g. Packard Marines
Local % 10 Seward Hamilton l.
Porters Il. Rizz0 3.
willard s, VmCu g.
River Rouge n The Hut
CLASS WOMEN
Brewster 5, Michigan Bell 4
TODAY'S GAMES
Diamond Nc Gas o. m. Times Carrie
playuffS 3. same $50. Bomberettes vs.
Chicks tmajor girlsl. Diamond No. 2 64'
p m Hudson a a vs. Blenk0wsk 3
Police vs. club 666 $50, Briggs Bomber
vs. l. a J.
CLASS A MEN
Risk0 vs. Federal Dingeman No : Gas.
TOMORROW'S GAMES
Fitzgerald vs. winner oi Eisko-Federal
Hue Hudson Motor a. A. VS.. corsairs, Lode
compo vs. winner winsrd-vinco. Lods
No Z
CrowIey-Milner vs. Local lO4. jayne No. 5
Local % IS Porters. Lodge No 3.
tAi games an D. M
Evening star., 1945-11-14
Freer Is Reoppointed
As Member of FTC

President Truman today nomi-
mated Robert E. Freer of Ohio for
another seven-year- term as a mem
Der Of the Federal Trade Commis-
sion. Mr.. Freer has been on the
commission since 1875,
Evening star., 1945-11-14
Removal Of Dog Pound
From PLAY Area Asked

The Recreation Board has re-
newed its appeal to the District
Commissioners to move the dog
pound because the dogs annoy chill
dren at the adjacent Randall Rec
reation Center.
The board, meeting yesterday, also
decided to ask the Commissioners
to permit development of District
property at Thirteenth street and
Military road NV. as a playground.
Milo F. Christensen, recreation
superintendent, announced that the
White House had approved its plans
to set up the annual community
Christmas tree on the White House
lawn.
The dog pound at South Capitol
and I streets is well kept, but the
dogs bark loudly at the children,
Mr.. Christensen said. The children
In turn annoy the dogs, he said.
The board asked the Commission
ers once before to move the pound
and were told the decision could
not be made until after the war.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
Deaths Reported

Victor E. Jackson, SO. 1911 2sth st.
Mary A; Maisak. 81 1900 Quincy ne.
Louise R. -Wenchel, IS. 6s05 9Th st. St
Mary e. Peacock. 70. 1852 Ames st. ne
Alexander Strauss, 72. 1925 Spring I'd
Mary L, P. Frink. SO. 4707 Conn, ave
MargaLet Regan: 6s, 5017 9TH pI.
John Wormley, IS, 1405 Half ST. sw.
May Wright, 60, 1446 Newton st.
Joseph B. Holmes. 5S. 112 18th St Sc
NMsrgaret Judge, So, 116 Y st. ne.
Marguerite T. Harbers. 81. 3040 South
Dakota ave. ne
Nancy ,Bartolini: .55. Mount Rainier, Nd.
Lynn Morris, 3d. 906 10th st.
Richard F. Lander. so. 1918 Biltmore st.
Guy Lancaster, a. 1881 o st.
Melvin. Patton. As, 412 9th st.
Gathering r. Smith, ~: 1919 Chaplin st.
Infsnt Infant Sf;T}e SMfepT}ermott; 2s07 7th st. sc.
Harriet H. Wright, 30, 403 Fla. ave.
Hugh Jackson, 40, 422 3rd st. ne.
Richard F.. Ross, Al, 913 French pl
Earl Gyant. IS. 7l5 2nd st
Evening star., 1945-11-14
1900 Veterans Due
In j. 5. Today From
Europe and Pacific
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
More than 1900 veterans of Eu-
rope are due at three East Coast
ports today and about 1880 troops
from the Pacific are expected at
five West Coast harbors.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York. (Westerly Victory,
John Harvard, John Brown, all from
Marseilles; Alexander Graham Bell,
Antinous, from LIE Havre) 3,773 mis-
cellaneous personnel.
At Boston-Bret Harte, from
Marseilles) 573 troops, including
565th Motor Ambulance Company
and high-score personnel. (Fitzhugh
Lee, from Antwerp, and Eugene
Hale) 1,265 miscellaneous troops.
At Newport News (Tusculum
Victory zoos troops, including
headquarters and headquarters spe-
cial troops of 18th Infantry Divi-
sion; Military Police Platoon of 18th
Infantry Division; 575th Signal
Company; 730th Field Artillery
Battalion; 275th Engineer c Bat
talon. (Gauntlet) 81 miscellaneous
personnel.
At San Francisco-( enid Victory.
zurlia, Sylvania, Spart Hitch, Mon
trose Lander, George Clymer,
Barnes, Alan c. Balch, Albert S.
Burleson and Dawson) 1912 mis-
cellaneous troops.
At San Diego-(Battleship Colo
RADIO, from Pearl Harbor; patrol
plane tender Shelikof, destroyer
Floyd B. Parks and destroyer-m mine
sweeper Hopkins) 2,226 miscella-
neous units.
At Los Angeles (Hospital ship
Mercy, Klondike and Cape Kildare,
from Okinawa) 1910 casual troops
and patients.
At Seattle-Procyon, from Ma
goya) 326 miscellaneous troops.
At Portland-(Selinur and Ala
manca, from Okinawa) 532 miscel-
laneous units,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Iurf. rf.ledders
Gel Good News

NEW YORK March 6 OUP)
The Office Of War Mobilizer
James + ByrneS has agreed upon
-a-plan- for resumption -ef- limited
horse racing AS soon as war con
dluonS in Europe are sufficiently
improved 10 warrant il" Mai
Thomas II McCreery head Of tho
HorSemcn'S Protective Benevolent
Association said today
McCreery said he had discussed
al Of the aspects of the racing
situation with Mai. Gen. Lucius ID
Clay. a Byrnes deputy in a
lengthy conference last week.
Gen. Clay assured us that
when Justice Byrnes considers
that war conditions permit, he
will call In representatives of
the horsemen. the owners, the
breeders and the racing assOcia-
tionS for consultation on "A plan
for racing" McCreery said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
n Sports q
DR { Y | I | EO

Clarence Biggic Mum has asked
Iowa officials 10 withdraw his
name from consideration as head
football coach He visited the
HawkeyeS over thc weekend but
voted against taking The job ...
The Major League committee TO
pick a new commissioner held a
meeting ycSterdFv~ta-SuTNey the
field The latest in the field
according to TumOr Is Eric A.
Johnston. president Of the United
States Chamber of Commerce
Spring training will start to-
morrow when the Washington
Senators with Al players on the
roster report at College Park,
Md The Chicago Cubs have
released Glen Russell a COM
bination outfielder-lniiCldeT to their
Los Angeles farm
The Red SOX picked up Oscar
VI. Judd. a left-handcr who has
been i'm and out of the majors sew
cldl Tunes III lilt ldNl 'bbplt w
years Connie Mack signed up
four pitchers, all of whom have
honorable discharges from the
army The majors have lost y
players to the services since The
World Series. every team beng
hit but the Indians.
Iowa has turned down an m
vitation to compete ~ the Ma
uonal intercollegiate basketball
tournament and Ohio state IS eA-
pcCtcd 10 get the bid.
DcPaul with a record Of rs VIC
tories in 20 games has given up
hopes of getting an invitation and
agreed 10 play IN the annual New
York invltational tournament.
limerick KOcSiS, one Of the
top notch golfers i'm the Midwest,
is now a patient at Percy Jones
Hospital o.. He was wounded IN
France and arrived at Battle
Creek. Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Honor for
OSRRlanSki
BY S/SGT. RAY FITZPATRICK
Marin, Corp, Combat Correspondent

SOMEWHERE - TIE PA.
CIFIC - Delayed - It. William
Bullet BID Osmanski. a navy
dentist with a marine corps unit
has been cited for saving the lJfr
of companion trapped IN quick
sand in the widest OF native
country. OSmanSk himself mar
rowly escaped death
OSmanSk was a lullback with
Holy Cross College and The Chi
cago Bears of the National Pro-
feSSional Football League He and
fellow officer went on a canoe
trip TO search for bananas They
started 80 wade across a river.
bur on reaching the opposite
shore. the companion Of OSman-
ski a navy doctor, began 10 sink
IN the sand.
O>manSki freed himself and
finally got a log and rope 10 his
companion. pulling him TO shore
after he had sunk almost 10 MS
chin
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

Bates and Wclch took on Wee
Willie Watkins in A spirited
workout.
Kochan and Wclch are billed
for 10 rounds Friday AT LOO
pounds
Fresh from a string Of three
knockout TumphS within two
weeks in the East, kochan hopes
10 boost the streak TO four IN a
row when ne tanGlcs with Welch
Friday.
But IN Wclch. the Akron slug
ger promises 10 have no easy task.
Wclch who boasts the middle
weight champion of New England,
like Kochan, Is a sluggcr who
likes nothing more than a furious
ring warfare
In his last start Welch licked
rugged Vic Delhcuru in Boston.
Welch. like Ray Robinson, found
Dellicurti tough customer.
Neither one could put Vic on the
deck
Kochan will be remembered for
two wild contests with Jake La
Motta at Olympia Welch, too, is
no newcomer, having fought La
Motta and OSSie tBulldog) Harris
in the same ring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
ArceI Very Good

All of which is high praise since
Arcel. despite the many losers he
has Shcphcrdcd into ring. IN
many quarters was hcraldcd as
the champion when II came to
trainers.
Rut there seems TO hr-nn doubt
hut what tho Caliber Of Seaman 5
charges mas been much higher
than the average Of Arcels fight
crS. which may or may not
strengthen PaCCaSSiS claims,
Among the boxers trained by
Seaman were a number Of cham
pionS. Joe Louis, no less; Benny
leonard; Tod Morgan Johnny
Wilson. Ted kid Lewis and
Primero Camera, not TO mention
Gene Tmnes whom Mamie
handled in two Of the former
champion earlier lights
fncIdeUtiy. Seaman thinks there
never was and never VII be a
heavyweight as good as Joe Louis
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Not So Sure Now

x Q en- Z developments have
chdngeG Inc picture somewhat.
thoGgh. and there now can be no
guarantee that he Wings will
draw the Bruins in the playoffs
ttotn the Rangers and Black
HAWKS who have been much
tougher for Detroit. now are on
boSton.s heels with the Hawks
as a result Of their recent surge
q genuine threat for fourth place
and the playoG spot previously
reserved for the Bruins.
This recalls a situation which
arose during the closing STAGES
ot the 1884 baseball race in tho
National League and which in the
end turned out bad for Mickey
Cochrane and his Tigers
The Tiger. winners In tho
American League. wore surpassed
10 oppose the New York Giants
who were riding along I'M a.
place in the senior loop in Inn
World Series.
II was a fine dish in tho making
Tor Detroit fans, who had waited
q quarter Of a century for their
Tigers 10 get in the fall classic.
Almost 10 a man they wanted"
ne Giants Joined The Giants
IN thclr CLOSING --4ttt~ 10 keep De-
ir0n posted on -thnn--
Then u happened
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Remove Screen
To Aid HitterS

Left handed hitterS with 2 yen
for home runs will find il easier
this season with the announce
mcnt yesterday by Jack Zeller,
general manager OF the Tigers
that The Top part OF the wire
screen that formerly stretched in
front Of the lower right field
pavilion az Briggs Stadium had
been removed.
The old screen stretched all tho
way 10 the upper deck and hits
bounced off. O'Ncill said the
change was made because OF the
desire of uniformity.
Zcller who came here this week
for a routine check of the spring
training program which opens in
Evansville Ind. March -. said
the removing Of the screen was
certain 10 produce more home runs
during the coming year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Can I Scare Us

Just 20 bc different I'm coming
out and announcing boldly that |
hope The Canadicns beat Toronto.
I'm not afraid Of Montreal and
MY bravery IS not due solely 20
'hc fact that I'll be sitting in The
stands and won't have 10 bc on tho
receiving end OF any Of those tsr.
rifle body checks that big Bou.-
shrfd, the CanadIer defense SAL
hands ou'
As good as tho CanaG.cas arc.
and they're plenty good. I'll string
along with Jack Adams when H.,
avs they can't 60 on beating tho
Wings for ever. There's bound -
be a maybe in The cup finals
f They meet.
A. least, with tho chips down.
The Wings are expected 70 make
better showing against this team
'nau they have over the regular
season
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

last season. retaining II by virtue
of The best time turned in. was
declared ineligible by the AAU
because he has turned profess
sional
The AAU based us decision on
the fact that Ufcr is track coach
az Ann Arhor High
Uler worlds record holder OF
the indoor 40 and who captured
The trophy m the fast time of
lrit4 says he WAS under the inn
precision that hc had retained his
amateur standing since gradua-
ton
Glenn Cunningham great Kan
>a, miller Harold Sickle and Les
EI>nuhar' Ohio state star. all
were allowed to compete for the
trophy while serving as coaches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Why Come Back2'

"JOe's tops in my book, sea-
man explained II never hope 10
see another fighter a. good n
he has been"
Seaman -vvTy aytkCdf II 1r Thought
Joe would come back after the
war.
"Ceme back % Seaman was
indignant. Hes never gone a.
far as being champion is con-
cerned. He has several years OF
fighting in the ring left"
With the exception of Louis ap-
pearance al Olympia, Seaman was
along on the champions recent
exhibition tour in this country
Seaman was asked about Oma S
championship possibilities
lee is the best heavyweight
In the world outside of Joe"
Seaman answered. "Lee and Joe
may meet some day and il will
be great fight"
You see. the cunning Mamie
was not TO be fOXed
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Cards Upset Cart

The St Louis Cards. headed by
The sensational Dean brothers.
-.--+----tti 7+r't+-r 4 rIyh and pT0TiftIng
hy the Giants slips. noSed them
out An inspired team bv then,
The Cards. as every ono knows.
went on 10 beat the TIGER ta
rlp-roaring ven-gamc series
So it's alright for tho Wings
Ia PFefeF-titt' BruirS- bur whether
they get them remains to be seen.
Fortunately Boston has two more
games 10 play than the Rangers
and Hawks
By The way lot Of Detroit
hockey fans are hoping that
Toronto which has a slight edge
over the CanadlenS this season.
VIII beat BIZ Durnan and cnm-
panv m the playoffs They nat
uraliy figure the Leafs viii no
easier than the CanadicnS whom
tho Wings haven't beaten in Two
Years
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
LdCh Now Leads
Puck Scorers

MONTREAL. March 6 up
Elmer Lach, the helping hand
of the Montreal Canadien,, APP
ucarcd today 20 have the margin
ne needs 10 win The National
League Hockey scoring champion
ship.
Lach who took q two point lead
over MS rram mate Maurice
Richard last week. now has 20
points. IS OF which ne has gained
assisting other players IN making
goals Al season hc and Richard
have hattIcj for 'hc scoring lead
and usually they have been ucd
sgd Howe 0f Detroit scl new
aN-time National League record
for points with % total al 5li lo,
his career during th, week
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Rates the Others

Besides Louis as the best heavy
weight he had ever seen. Seaman
was asked about the best IN
other divisions.
He listed them like this: Light
heavyweight-Tommy Loughran.
NiddleWcight- Mickey w k @ r.
Welterweight-Tcd KIDD Lewis.
Lightweight Benny LeonaT d.
Featherweight-Johnny kilbanc.
Bantamweight-JOe Lynch.
What about kochan," Sea-
man was asked
"Kochan l. the toughest mid
dleweight in the game tho
famous trainer declared. He
ought 10 stop Welch."
Kochan and Welch fight al
Olympia Friday night
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

ts1--g Taylor Won a onc-SldCd
victory over Sam Hughes in a
l0-round bout AZ Arcadia last
night proving that his triumph
over the same opponent in the
8w. RING recently was no flukC
A crowd of ! 500 customers
uaJ 3 gross gate of S2,75739 10
-o, bloody hrawl in which Tay-
'0T suffered a nasty cash over the
nose and forehead and Hughes a
,iashcd Ip which had the state
commission doctor make peri
0diCs inspection visits 10 the in
rurcd fighters corner. But Hughes
gsTcs'cr Wcathercd The storm
upright. though he took shell
'-rfIrr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Flint Cage HonorS
Won by Northern

FLINT March 6 Flint North
crn took ne deciding contest ol
a thTcc-gaWo series from Flint
Central yesterday. 36-26 thcrpby
winning the city championship
and qualifying for The regional
tournament a. Lansing Hank
Ninarik Of the losers was high
scorer with IT, points. as Gone
Cheeycbro S fool inch center
paced Nor'ae'n with 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Canadian Skater
Wins Fancy Title

NEW YORK. March s tlNS
Barbara Ann Scott l6-year-old
Canadian today held the North
American hgurc-Skating cham
pionship after defeating two l9-
year-old American girls, Gretchen
van Zandt Merrill and Janette
AhrcnS. m one of the closest COM
petitions IN the history of U. s.
Canadian rivalry,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Bob Tales
Don't Always Get
What They Want
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Our good friend, Jack Adams
ana his merry Red Wings have
been loyouSly anticipating for
some time a meeting with the
Boston Bruins in their opening
series Of the hockey playofTs.
Certainly no one can blame the
Wings as they smaeked their iius
IN anticipation of clashes with the
Bruins. The latter have come 10
be egarded as the Wings
cousins and ] don't mean Sec
ond or third cousins"
When they romped off with
sunday nights game. il was the
Detroiters' fifteenth straight VIC
tory over the once big and bad
Bruins.
Because Of this il naturally is
llgured that a meeting with the
Bruins in the playoffs will almost
automatically qualify the Wings
for me Stanley Cup finals
against the winner of the Mont.
real-Toronto series
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Eddie Taylor Repeats
Victory Over Hughes

Taylor weighed l67 pounds and
Hughes l6il..
There were three knockoutS.
Jimmy Rizzo Of Hamilton. Ont
knocked out George Theus of
Detroit In the third round in a
scheduled SiX-round wlndup
Mack parShay Knocked out
Snow Ross IN two rounds and
Jimmy Nelson won by a technical
k n o kout when Young Duffy
failed 10 respond for the third
round OF their bout
In four-rounders Eddie Prince
won the decision over Tommy
Morris and Doyle Hirt over Patsy
IOcCar0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Fight Results
~ United Press

~ United Press
HQEYOyE Moss indian GomsI $50 Hs-
va1N uutpuiHtct Joe Ag1s,s. 1856. NfN
EHr. ItU..
BOSTOS-Gus Mel 1ll Montreal out
pointed Benny singleton. 1877. Waterbury,
Conn t1OI
NEW YORK lst NIahulas Arena -Gcorre
DUSTY Brown 40 Wilmington Del
no..
rtLrINCRE-Nat B0'dcn 1-4s chi.
C7E0. Knocked out Walter Woods. 1870,
NEWARK teddy Randolpn New Ynrk.
outpointed CoIin Chaney, ls3. indianapolis
tlOl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Two Badger Cdgers
To Play With Dows

CHICAGO. March 6 GNS) -
Three University Of Wisconsin
basketball stars viii participate
in the annual worlds pro cage
tournament in Chicago March
1924. an announcement said
today.
The trio Of Badger players in
cludcd Capt. Ray Patterson and
Art Johnson. who viii play with
the Dow Chemical team Of Mid
land. Mich. and DeS Smith, high
scoring forward who viii play
with the Oshkosh lWiSD All-StarS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Inc Sl.TLn- ---lDI.
Webster S Condition
Reported as Fair

BUFFALO. n s. March Is
JTPl Don Webster center for
the Hershey Bears OF the Arneri.
can Hockey League. was ln 'iau
condition" today AZ hospital
where he was recovering from a
ruDturcd bladder suffered n q
game Sunday night Webster was
Injured when the sharp edge o. q
.f1rkr, Stick pierced hiS fIcr
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Ben Hogan Will
Compete al Miami

MIAMI, Fla, March 6 (UP) --
It. Ben Hogan, the little Sluggcr
who made golhng fame for him
self IN prewar days will Substi-
tute for Sgt. r. J Dutch Harri-
son in the $4,000 international
four ball golf tournament be-
ginning next Thursday Hogan,
who has been sent here on a Spe-
cial 30-day assignment. will be
paired with PEA President Ed
Dudley Of Philadelphia